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Mr. Edwin C. Nicholson, of Collingwood, spent Thursday evening of last week with his cousin, Mrs. James E. Richards, Liberty Street, -North, Bowmanville. * Students home frorn various kuniversities and colleges for the holidays, with their parents, are Norah Simpson, Marty Preston, James and 'Charles Elliott, Dianne Stevens, Ron, Bob andDan Strike, Russ Greenham, Joe and Leslie Dairymple, Rick James, Cynthia and Don Childs and John Sheridai Christmas: Anc Dimension at The F McLaughlin Gallery, Oý continues to January 6, In addition to the water by Laurel Campbell-: costumes, clothing,i and dolîs by Bill Fitche Alice Higham's needie the gallery Christmas t of particular interest. Sil in the main gallery decorations on the tre neediepoînt ornamenf s ed by the many s t. . RÉ 'I Church at Division St. Office 623-31 Sunday, December 30, 1 P79 11:00 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE Sermon Titie "MORE PO WER TO YOU" INSTALLATION 0F U.C.W. OFFICERS Nursery Care Pro vided A WARM WELCOME FOR EVERYONE HeIp Save Energy by USING THE CENTRE DOOR du ring the cold weather Items of Interest phono 623;-3303 in. crndren visitng the gailery during this exhibition. Please t h er note that the gallery is closed Robert until January lst, inclusive, ýshawa and ýreopens Wednesday, ;1980. January 2nd atl10:O00a.m. colors Stark, On Saturday, January 12th, masks at the Branch 178, Royal es and Canadian Legion Headquart- epoint, ers, a very special evening is ree is being heid. The event taking ituated place is a stag night cailed jthe "Veterans Old Time *Night", e are for veterans only, in apprecia- craft- tion of al the work the sehool veterans have done for the legion, through the years. Please phone your holiday visitors and your visits to us at 623-3303. Just leave the detaîls, we'll be happy to write themn up for this column. 138 Rotary exchange student Annette Gall, of Australia, who has spent the past year in Bowmanville, leaves here for her home on Wednesday, * January2. Tickets are now available from Charles Gray 983-5920, or Joyce Major 983-5858 for the Wintario Draw on Thursday, January 3, at Clarke Hîgh - School. Winter Kidstuff begins Saturday 5 January 1980 at the >4 BAHA'I WORLD ago, by Baha Vu lah, are one ailler the other being taken by the world as the marks of progressive civilization. The sense that mankind has broken with the past has filed with uncertainty and dis- may ail thoughtful men, save those who have Iearned ta find, in the story of Baha 'u' IIah, the meaning of ail prodigies and portants of our time. For information - Box 36, Bowmanville. Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa. Two sessions are held each Saturday - 10 f0 12 noon for 5 to 9 year oids, and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. for 10 f0 13 year olds. Instruction wiil be geared to the interests and abilities of the children. The ten week session will conclude with an Art Show on Saturday, March 8, when parents and friends will vîew the art work. Registrations are now being accepted. For information cati 576-3000. Mr. Don Dawson bas been appointed vice principal of Clarke High School, effective January 3. Mr. Dawson was previously head of the history department at the East Northumberland Secondary School. Rq ecoîmmend Tenders For Trash Collection Tenders may be needed for garbage collection services in Orono, according to a recom- mendation from Newcastle's director of public works. In the past, residents have been paying three dollars per household per month to a private collector for garbage disposai services. But in a report to the public works committee iast week, works director Jack Dunham stated that no contracf for this job has been awarded. How- ever, the Orono garbage collection system has been approvedby a resolution of council. The director recommended that the municipality go through a tendering process in order to award a contract. The works committee agreed to leave this matter with the direct or of works, with power to act. Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard said during discus- sion of fthe Orono garbage The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 26, 1979 5 Knoxville spent a few days Holland to attend the wedding. during the week with his Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lowery, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Peterborough visited Mrs. Jim Stark. Warren Carson and Wilson on Mr. nd Ms. Lrry Saturday af ternoon. 4, Manders, Sixth Line were M.adMs etTi Friday supper guests of Mr were Saturday supper guests and Mrs. Robert Westheuser, of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Trim, Avson a.r1nd ,1olev-Oshawa. Congratulations to Miss Irene Oudyk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Oudyk, Sixth Line who was married on Saturday to Mr. John Suk at the Rehoboth Christian Reformed Church, Bowman- ville. The groom's parents Mr. and Mrs. Suk came fromn On Saturday afternoon, a group fromn Bowmanville's Seventh Day Adventist church continued their program of bringing Christmas cheer to patients in nursing homes in Bowmanville. This picture was taken at Strathaven Nursing Home where they strolled through the corridors singing carols, with their youngsters handing trays of goodies to ail the patients. collection that someone ought Io advise residents in the village thal their next utility bill will not contain the cisiomary garbage collection charges. Garbage pick-up in the future wili becbarged on the fax rate rat her than through t he hydro bis. STARKVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hallowell spent iast weekend in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. David Scott and ain and on Sunday they enjoyed seeing the King Tut Exhibition at the National Art Gallery. On Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Trim and Merrilee, Bowmanviile. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Souch were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goode, Newïcastle. Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John Layng and Dyana. Mrs. Brian Caswell and Jeff were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallow.ell on Tuesday evening., Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Farrow spent Tuesday in Toronto and also visited witb Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilbert, Charles, Gregory and Laurier. Mr. Allan Farrow, Queen's University, Kingston arrived home on Wednesday to spend Christmas holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrow, Shelley and Kennet h. Mrs. Sam Moore, Pat and Donna, Stayner'and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thickson, Elizabethville were Friday afternoon tea guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Westheuser, Alyson and Lesley to celebrat e Lesley's fif th birthday. Miss Dyana Layng spent Friday in Toronto and also visited with her grandmother Mrs. Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallo- well visited Friday evening with Mrs. John Layng and Dyana. Mrs. Jack McKay spent the weekend in Oakviile visiting her mother Mrs. Hughes. Master Christopher Stark, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Todd, Cathy and Robhie visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Robinson, Cheryl, Marty and Angie visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sinclair, Todd and Tara. NEW YEPK, IN STYLE!, eflt/O0f adce14 cioud imea/in q~uiet, eIlegant, afmo.4pkele. . n few tfA 1 .'*dinner thLal witlô fart your vear ff For your convenience use our private entrance on the south side of the mal % t % Ano. a MINISTER Rev. N.E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M. Div. OORGANIST: Mr. D. Dewel CHURCH SECRETARY: Lola Bowen- 623-5701 Sunday, Dec. 30, 1979 11:-00 ar. MORNING WORSHIP NEW YEAR'S EVE FAMI1LY DANCE PARTY Dancing- Games - Hats- Noisemakers Baloons - Buffet Meal Tickets Singles - $3.00 - Familles - $8.00 may be secured at church or phone Allanah Coles 623-2136 THE OPTICAL BOUTIQUE, IRENE McROBE RT, Dispensing Optician 30 KING ST. WEST BOWMANVILLE PHON E 623-4477