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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, Fçbruary 7th, 1979-7 A night out in Ganaraska Forest ..Last Saturday six members of the Bowmanville JC's trecked out to the Ganaraska Forest for a night out in the forest and according to Larry Pooler of Orono, a member of the JCs, it was an interesting , and enjoyable outing The group were not only taking their first dip into the snowbank for an over-night Lowell Gatchell Your Area New and Used . Sales Consultant Roy Nichols Motors Ltd. Your Authorized Chev-Olds Chev Truck Dealer Hwy. 2 at Courtice Rd. Orono Oshawa 983-5087 728-6206 Used Cars Trucks Over 56 Years 1978 CHEVROLET CAPRICE Classic, Lie. No. MMK281 Like New •1978 NOVA , 6 cylinder, P.B..P.S. Low Mileage, Lie. NNT545 Like New 1977 CHEV TRUCK 20 series, H.D. Suspension Lie. No. C99857 Good, Clean Truck 1977 CHEV VAN Customized, Lie. No. C98455 Good Truck. '* 1976 CHEVELLE 6 cylinder, P.B., PS. Lie. No. LJN879 Priced to Sell 1973 PONTIAC 2 Dr., Low Mileage Lie! No. DZP108 Good Clean Car 1972 PLYMOUTH DUSTER Lie. No. EBB640, As Is. Roy Nichols * Motors Ltd. Bowmanville -- Courtice Your Authorized Chev-Olds Chev Truck Dealer HWY. 2 AT COURTICE RD. 728-6206 , winter camping experience but were also using for the first time cross country skiis for their mode of transportation. transportation. . Their trip, having approval of the Ganaraska Authority, started out from the Forest Centre shortly after noon on Saturday. It was a two mile treck to the camp site over forest trails. The group were equipped'Nvith skis, packs and a toboggan loaded with supplies. supplies. Larry Pooler explains it was hard enough to ski let alone carry a fifty pound pack or drag a toboggan and he vows they had more supplies than were really required for the outing. After the loss of pounds of fat and buckets of perspiration perspiration the group arrived at their designated eafnp site where they first prepared a steak dinner. Snow was cleared away for the small tents and as the group were prohibited in lighting a- camp fire in the forest it was naturally early to bed. "We were quite comfortable comfortable all night", describes Pooler, and awoke to a real blanket of snow early in the morning. In fact Pooler described the snowfall so dense that they decided to forego breakfast at the camp, "how could you eat breakfast with snojv falling in your plate", exclaimed Pooler. Pooler points out that their trip out of the forest was made in record time compared compared to the trip into camp. "I was home in time for breakfast", breakfast", he said. ,,j 'Pooler describes the outing as great and felt the group had learned a few things about winter camping. St. Saviour's Vestry meeting St. Saviours held their annual vistry meeting in the Parish Hall on Sunday, Feb. 4th at 2 p.m. Due to bad weather, the attendance was poor' but all the offices were filled for the coming year. Rectors Warden - Don Tansley; Peoples Warden, Robert Morton; Envelope Sec., Irene Murray; Lay member to Synod, Doreen Swan; Outreach Co-ordin- ator, Mrs. Margaret Mercer; Treasurer, Mrs. Barb Swan; Deanery Council, Ray Swan; Sidesman Chairman, - John Caldwell. The church has had a very successful year by all the reports that were given, we have welcomed some 5 new families to the church this past year. It was also announced that- Bishop Read of Toronto will be at St. Saviours on March 6 at 7:30 p.m. for' the. confirmation confirmation service. .The meeting was closed with prater and a delicious lunch served by Irene Murray and Be.: v Tansley. It took the Bowmanville JCs some two hours to traverse the two miles from the Ganaraska Forest Centre to their secluded camp site last Saturday. By this time- all were ready for the steak dinner prepared on two camp stoves. One thing the cook did not lack was a lot Of advice and he was soon told what medium-rare meant. The over-night campout was the first such venture for the club during the winter months and the words of wisdom from Larry Pooler was, "We learned a lot during those few hours in the bush". A Bowmanville JC digs in in preparation for a cosy night and as it is mid winter the digging is into some two feet of snow. This is in preparation for the erection of his small tent. The walls of snow are to help break any chilling winds that may be about during the night. All report a comfortable night but those that left thejr footwear to the elements found thfem cold and frozen in 1 the morning Most things that come in litres pour, splash & spill Corporation of the Town of Newcastle Department of Community Services SWIMMING REGISTRATION Registration Date Tuesday, Feb. 6,1979 7:00 to9:00 p,m. ONLY , Cornmunity Services ôffice, Bowma.nvilie .* . (former Bell Building) 1 Runs for 15 weeks. Fee $18.00 per applicant Applicants must be at least V2years of age arid over. 2nd session starts Monday, February 12th, 1979.