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The kiddie Kobbler Elves ",.suggest for Christmas: kFancy Silippers kUmbrellas SCozy, Mukluks-and kSlipper-Sox Oshawa Centre> BOOK by D.M. Diiieen, Chief Librar- ian, Ne^castle Public Library System "Full Knee-deep lies the witer sriow"--well it's flot quite up to the knees yet but il soon will be. And just the thing to banish the winter blues is a new book beside a warma fire. Here are a few suggestions. The Company by John Ehrlichman This book has been describ- ed as "no one else could have written it' and this is truc. It's about a president, his many advisors, and an event sound- ing suspiciously like Water- gate. Well, Ehrlichmnan ought to know. We Are VourSons by Robert and Michael Meeropol In 1953 Jullus and Ethel Rosenberg were executed in the United States. Their case was widely known then and was again widely heard of in Nizer's book The 'Inpolosion Conspiracy. The Rosenberg's were charged with treason which at that time held a death sentence. New looks at the' trial and the evidence seemns to show that they were framned. This book is by their two sons, age 6 and 10 at the bime of their parents' execu- tion, and is their vindication of charges against their parents. Life with Lindsay and Crouse by Cornelia Otis Skinner This is a biography of two nice guys who finished first, Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. Together they created such Broadway hits as The Sound of Music, Life with Father and Caîl Me Madam. Skinner tells their story and surrounds it with anecdotes about their stars, Bob Hope, On Dec. 4th, 1976 clos e, friends, neighbours ar tives gathered at * United Church Hallt brate the, DiamondM Anniversary of Mr. au 37 Wn St.WestCharles Johns of 215 N. Bowmanvllle. 623-5455o Mrs. Johns the forme 623545 G. Frayn, Calgary ai Johns were married at killen by the Rev. H. Acceessories For "tour Home;- As Christmas Gifts screens tool sets îog toters broomns Iamp oit custom arches and more ond The Corn poppers firelighters andirons glass doors oitlIamps woodholders candleholderE display at: Heatilator Fireplace Centre 900 Hopkins at Burns St. E. Whitby: 668-3192 Studenfs Raise .$ 1045 for Arthrif'is Society Last week student representatives at the Bowmanville high sehool presented a cheque for $1,045 to the Arthritis Society. Handing over the money on behalf of the 'BUS students is Murray Cooke, president. of the student council. In the centre is Bill Francis, vice president of the student council and to the right is Frank M. Courtemanche, field representative for the Arthritis Society. The money raised by the Bowmanville students was gathered through door to door canvassing during October. Brent Cochrane, a BHS teacher Who chaired the fund raisin g effort this fail said last week that hie wishes to extend warmest thanks to ail t hose who contributed. The money wilI be spent on The Arthritis Society's research and education programs. Ethel Merman, the Lunts and even Irving Berliln. Very entertaining. Craig Claibourne's favorites from the New York Times It is exactly what it says it is and what a list of favorites. He includes recîpes from many countries as well as' down home fare and party food. Detailed instructions are with each recipe as well as a commentary on where he first ate it, with whom, etc. Giving a book for Christ- mas? Not sure which one to buy. Ask for suggestions at the library. We have information on many of the new books and will be. happy to help you. Mr. andMi rs. Charles Johnis )se to 300 son; After their marriage they ind, rela- lived two years in Manitoba, Trinity and four years at Lakefield. to cele- The rest of their married life, Aedding has been spent in'the Solina ind Mrs. and Bowmanville area. Liberty There were six daughters, the late (Eva) Mrs. John er Elrue Broome, Mrs. W. Munday and Mr. (Jean), Mrs. L. Broome it Ennis- (Martion), Mrs. R. McDonald Wilkin- (Frayne), Mrs. S. Snowden (Anna), Mrs. L. Dewell (Doro- thy), who were present with their husbands and families. Guests were welcomed by the daughters. The guest book was attend- ed by, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Pouring tea were Mrs. L. Truli, Bowmanville, Mrs. W. R. Young Bridgenorth, Mrs. W.T. Frayn, Calgary, Mrs. H. Skinner, Bowmanville, Mrs. E. Snowden, Courtice, Mrs. W. White, Hampton, Mrs. R. Barrabaîl, Newcastle, Mrs. W. Murphy, Newcastle, Mrs. E. Hodgson, Bowmanville, Mrs. B. Henderson, Bowman- ville. Guests at tea'tables decor- ated with yellow daises were served by grandaughters. Many beautiful floral ar- rangements were received and lovely gifts including a gold family broach with dia- mond setting in centre, and a diamond ring from, their family. Also a money tree from the grandchiidren and a bouquet of twelve red silk roses representing each great- gýandchild. Letters of congratulations were rec eived from the Queen, Prime Minister Trea- çleau, Joe Clark leader of the opposition, Williami G. Davis, Premier of Ontario, Allan Lawrence, M.P. Northumber-, land-Durham, Doug Moffatt M.PP. for Durham East, J.E. Broadbent N.D.P. leader, Re- gional Mayor Garnet B. Rick- ard. Guests were present from Belleville, Peterborough, Minden, Maple, Bridgenorth, Don Milîs, Burlington, Port Credit, Lakefîeld, local areas, and Mrs. John's brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Frayn. Calgary, Alberta. Later, a family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dewell. à Our growin g selection of green plant~s and flowering plants needs your care., Flowers and plants are, for Christmas. Naturally. Make an arrangement with: Yuleide Flower Shops EAST No. 2 Highway 623-4441 WE ST ?92 King St. W. NORTH é 124 Si mcoe VAN BELLE St., N. 728-5159 HA YD ON Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ashton, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Cînyton Read and Rob, Bow- manville, were Sunday supper guests at Mrs. Meta Read's. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ander- son and Bill, Port Hope, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Mil- dred Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewin, Paul and William. Mrs. M. Anderson returned to the Oshawa Hospital on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts spent the weekend with Miss Frances Potts, Collingwood and on Saturday evening enjoyed a Christmas party, with the Potts families. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright, Os hawa, on Saturday~ evening. Mrs. Lloyd Ashton was a guest at the U.C.W. dinner at the Enniskillen Church on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cameron and baby Shanna called on Mrs. Crossman on Saturday. Mrs Mleta Kellar, Oshawa, Miss Cora Degeer, Mr.' and Mrs. Jack, Jones, Tom and Sandy, attended a pre-Christ- mas party at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Degeer's, Blackstock on Sunday. Don't forget the Christmas pot luck supper at 6 o'clock at the Centre on Saturday even- ing followed by a program and Santa will arrive. Margarine has the same cala- ric content as butter. ê,When ~.Four origii AVAILA S62 King SI The Canadian Statesman., Bowmanville, December 15, 1976 5 AnnotuncU,ýe WIJiners of% Rxemembrance Con test The following students won, awards in the various categor- les as listed below. Grades 6 and under Essays- 1. Paul Lane, Grade 6, Lockhart Public School; 2. PaulQuantrill, Grade 3, Kirby Centennial Public Sehool; 3. Paul Garnett, Grade 4, Lock- hart Public School. Grades 6 and under Poems- 1. Rhonda Petersen, Gr. 6, Central Public School; 2. Brenda Mclntyre, Gr. 6, Central Public School; 3., Denise Marie Kemp, Gr. 6, Central Public School. Grades 7-9 Essays-1. Pame- la Frank, Pines Senior Public School;, 2. Michael Gallagher, Hobbs Senior Public School; 3. Lisa Cancilla, Bowmanville Senior Public School. Grades 7-9 Poems-1. Pame- la Frank, Pines Senior Public Sehool; 2. Marilyn Haass, Hobb Senior Public: 3. Andrea Daîrymple, Bowmanville Sen- ior Public. Grades 10-13 Poems-1. Cyn- thia Bail, -Bowmanville High; 2. Brian McGill, Courtice Secondary; 3. Gwen Howarth, Bowmanville High. Unf ortunately no senior stu- dents had any' ambition to write an essay in this contest. Prizes will be presented to the winning students at thel General Membership meetng of Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion in the Legion Hall December 23rd at 8 p.m. I hope to see a good turnout of members, to this important presentation. Bob Brown Community Programmes ý LONGI Mr. and Mrs.- P.' Collucci Whitby, were Saturday lunch eon guests, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leavens and Lindsay, Haydon were Saturday supper guests and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hall and Lisa, Janetville were Sunday ~ luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Baker. Miss Grace Smith was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. F.O. Smith, Bow- manville. Sorry to report Mr.' Fred Partner, Orono is stili a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowm-anville and to Mr. Gabriel Kovacs who has been a piaflent in AMemorial Hospital for the past two weeks a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hart, Mr. andi Mrs. Don Stephenson and boys, Newcastle were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Don Lam"b, Bailieboro were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Corish. Mr. and-Mrs. J. C. Cook were Saturday supper guests of Miss Grace Smith. Mrs. Sidney Cornish, Misses Mary and Wendy Cornish visited Mrs. G. Armour and Miss Bertha Armour, Hamp- ton, Sunday afternoon. The versatile, classic, easy-care kitten knit. No wardrobe is complete without at least one outfit. Season after season she'l look good and feel good and that's something worth giving. 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