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Happy New Year to Everyone. Mlr. and Mrs. Douglas Nichols, Kingston, spent Christmas with his father, Mr. L. B. Nichols, who is a patient in Memorial Hospital. Kevin Hodgson, Rosseau Lake Sehool, is spending the Christmas Holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hodgson and brothers Paul and David. Mrs. W. A. Edger spent Christmas with her son, Mr. ,ind Mrs. W. R. Edger and -<family in Peterborougb. Mrs. Ray Dilling visited with relatives in Peterborough during the Christmas season. M1r. and, Mrs. Norman zames, and sons, Peterbor- ,)ugh, have been spending Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mirs. William Allin, and Mrs. S.R. James. eveldinti eci- andiabe the o d-a vanmn us, <anw gontons o he on e oean ofthe Fameri- Andlfgrhe Wand trut mae lSt. Jnd 1: 1 PLEAq sE WRIT E BeedHsgO 11 th Bl ACK sftheoCK ivir. and Mrs. John tNeison, Wellington Street, spent Christmas with ber parents, Staff-Sergeant and M rs. Swinghammer, Niagara Falls. Mr. Brian Weekes, Toronto, and Mr. Michael Weekes, Windsor, spent Christmas bol- idays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. George Weekes, and their brother Tim. More than 50 new night school courses are being offered by the Durham Board of Education which starts on January lth. The courses range from art and autobody ta woodworking and yoga. Courses are also offered in gourmet cooking, photo- graphy, furnîture re-finishing, macrame, cake decorating, and care of house plants. Other courses offered are ballroom dancing, crocheting, basic. stitchery, applique, hairdressing, home and cot- tage plumbing, wiring, sewing (French), weaving, chair can- ing, art, landscaping, budget cooking, bridge, quilting, up- holstery, hunter safety, fenc- ing, copper enamelling, small engines, grade 9 and 10 mathematics (upgrading). For information pbone 576- 4600, Ext. 318. The Art Gallery of Ontario, which bas been on a voluntary contribution system of admis- sion for over two years, bas found it necessary to return to a fixed admission charge on January 2, 1977. Mr. and Mrs. R. Robson, Duncan and Robert, Oakville, spent Christmas with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. (Bill) Bagnell. Advertising.c Ihelps yoci judge good from bad SUN DAY, JANUARY 2nd, 1977 Sunday School Classes for Ail Ages 10Oa.m. - 9years and up il a.m. - Toddlers and Nursery Care 11: 15 a.m. - 4to 8-year-olds Treasure Hunt Club meets Jaï'N t h Confirmation Class wiII meet on Jan. 9th lam-HOLY COMMUNION SERMON - "LIKE A KING'S SON" A Warmn Welcome for Everyone S.Paul's 'United Minister: Rev. N.E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M.Div. Organist: Gerald K. Burgess Sunday, January 2, 1977 i1 a.m., NEW YEAR'S COMMUNION Parents are invited to bring their children to a "PIay and Learn" Nursery while they attend church. I ~st.John's i Darlington Anglican Church of Canada Sunday, January 2hd 8:OOa.m. - HOLY COMMUNION 11:OOa.m. - HOLY COMMUNION Special Christmas Cantata "Let There be Joy" performed by St. John's Choir with organ, f lute, cello, glockenspmel 1and xylophone. 3:00p.m. . HOLY COMMUNION Special shortened service for Christmas and New Year's for older members of the community flot able to get out in the morning. (Tea and Coffee served at 3:45 p.m.) REV. TOM GRACIE, Rector MR. AL FULTON, MR. LEN PRIDIE, Rector's Warden People's Warden Bowmanville Pentecostal Church 75 LIBERTY STREET SOUTH Sunday Services ý9:55 a.m 11: 00 a. m. 7: 00 p. m. ...1 ....Sunday School .....Worship Service ..Evancielistic Service MId Week Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Youth Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.4 Bible Study A Welcome for You 4 in a Friendly Church Itetns OflInterest Phone 623-3303 Maple Grave East School Welcomes Concert Audience Senior Cil izens Awarded Grant A Federal Government grant for $2,328, awarded to a group of retired people in Bowmanville bas been an- nounced by Health and Wel- fare Minister Marc Lalonde. The grant, awarded under the government's New Hori- zons program, brings the national total to 6,623 projects amounting.to $38,774,749 since the program began in 1972. Senior Citizens Club of Bowmanville, Beech Avenue, will use the grant to purchasel additional equipmnent and ex- pand activities. New Horizons offers grants to groups of retired people to create projects and undertake activities for the benefit of themselves and- others in the community. Persons interested in partic- ipating in the program can obtain information by contact- ing: Regional Director, New Horizons, 1243 Islington Aven- ue, Toronto, Ontario, M8X 1Y9. NAo Decision On Eldorado Ref inery A decision on the building of a new Eldorado nuclear refinery may not be handed down by the federal cabinet before the House of Commons meets again in the new year. Alastair Gillespie,' the feder- ai energy minister, told North- umberland and Durham MP Allan Lawrence last week that hie could not promise a decision on the new plant before January 24th. Tbat's the date the bouse resumes sitting after its Christmas recess. Mr. Gillespie added that no decision bas been made yet on the principle of a new Eldor- ado refinery. Mr. Gillespie had earlier indicated that the cabinet would decide by December 3lst wbether or not plans for a new Eldorado refinery should go ahead. Port Granby, soutb of New- tonville, has been considered the number one site for the new plant if the cabinet gives its approval. Two or tbree other locations are being considered in addi- tion to the Port Granby' site, AdvertLising.dj I makes itI perfectly clear! CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARDJ UPHILIPS Sales and eService TE LE VISION SERVICE CO. Mel Samelîs, Prop. 185 Church St., Bowmanville' Telep ho ne 623-3883 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 29, 1976 7 for raising funds for the project. The proposai was left in the hands of the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Edu- cation following a SPLASH delegation's presentation of the project earlier in the year. The delegation approached the board to ask if they would share the cost of maintaining the facility to be located next to Bowmanville High Scbool wben it is eventually com- pleted. SPLASH Liaison Committee Chairman AI Strike iast- week' said that the board wanted further negotiations on the - terms of its agreement with the town before approving the' proposal.- The board could be eligible for a grant covering a large percentage of their portion of maintenance costs on the pool, Mr. Strike said. Wbile $350,000 in public donations must corne in for the project in fund-raising, the remainder of the $600,000 needed for the facility would corne from Wintario and Community Centres grants. A HAPPY WAL~ZANDIà MARTY'S Auto Repair 3 Queen St., Bowmanville 623-3896 TELEPHONE 623-6555, JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. Income Tax a nd Related Accounting Services 67 King St. East - Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario, LiC 1N4 Christmas Seal Contributions If you have flot mailed your Christmas Seal donation, we sincerely hope it wiII reach us soon ta enable us to attain the Campaign objective of the DURHAM REGION LIJNG ASSOCIATION Two more good reasons for flot drinkuong: am A busy Christmas Eve showed Santa preparing to make his annual visit to the homes of boys and girls, around the world. App&rov-al ForPool The Towýn of ~Newcastle's SPLASH comnmittee may be- gin raising funds as a charit- able organization in the new year after an agreement between the town and the board of education is resolved. At the present tîme, how- ever, the committee spear- headîng a drive for a pool and squash court facility remains uncertain about their status The story of The First Christmas Was performed and three. Local Man Dies, -in Oshawa C1.rash A seven-car-pihe-up in Osha- aid Bowmanvîlle area man wa last Wednesday evening, and sent il others ta, hospital. claimed the life of a 34-year_ Raymond Recalla, 34, of FLOWERS,) PLANTS. g and THINGS. Len Koenderman M~ Water them thoroughîy. This is the bestadvice I can give y ou for your plants. Whether a given specimen Jikes to be onthe dry sîde.or q uite wet. When you water M- g ive it enou gh - water that plant until water com es out Sthe bottom hole. After you're sure il has finished gdrai n n mpty the saucer. gfor the lants sake lets look at if this wa%. A properly g rown plant tends to have roots near the bottom of the gcontainer. This happens because as water setties in the gpot and as it evaporates f rom the soul surface there always tends ta be more water in the bottom haif of the gpot. Until you the housewvife gets your hands on it and gwater it a little bit everyday. Then, you seem ta be glvlng it enougfl, but in reaiity me roois areni gering gPicture an eight inch pot with a nice rubber tree. gProbably holds 21/2 quarts of soiu. How far down do you gthink a cup of water will penetrate? No hole in the bottom, That's no problem. Give thatg plant as much water as you think it needs, let is set ag gfew minutes and lay if on its side to drain the excess gwater. None came out? Wellyou didn't give if enough.g gFôr happy house plants remember the prima ry rules.g gNeyer let the plant sit in water, never Ilet if go so dry g that the soil pulls f rom the sîde of the pot and when you gwater, water thoroughly. gRemember ta caîl us at any time for your f lower and M gplant needs. We'll be glad ta help. g CRNATION FLORIST 33Division St., Bowmnanville 6357 R.R.3, Bowmanville died in a chain reaction crash at the intersection of Simcoe, and Roberts Streets, about three blocks north of Rossland Road. Recaila was the driver of a 1962 pick up truck that collided head on witb a southbound van. by students of grades two His six-year-old daughter, Laura, who was a passenger in the Recalla vehîcle, was rep>orted in satisfactory condi- tion at the Oshawa General Hospital last week. The occupants of the van were also among tbe injured. Damages to ahl seven vehicles were estimated at between $15,000 and $20,000. The crash was described as one of the worst traffic accidents in the history of Oshawa. People once believed that goats hlad their beards comb- ed bythe devil once a day. Our experience shows that ab- stainers have fewer car accidents, fewer home fires. So we can afford Ia insure for less. If you're a non-drinker, can you afford nottq Iook into Abstainers' insurance for your home and your car? * - s Osborne & Shank Insurance AgencY Ltd. 108 Liberty St. N. 623-2527 mrnIG U O E S PRICES "WeIl Worth Lookinaq For!" EFFECTIVE = UNTIL JAN. 8 \77 C ~Pkg. of77Aore MeGEGOR DRUGS The Maple Grove East School showedtheirenthusiasm for the season last week in their presentation of Christmas program. The program featured plays, piano solos, poetry recitals and singing. Those taking part opened the program by singing "0 Corne All Ye eaithful". Soper Creek Nursery, School -LICENSED- 98 Concession St. East Bowmanville To Open January, 3, 1977 Two haif day Sessions Monday to Friday 9 a. m. to1: 30 a. m. or1 p. m.Io3:30 p.m. Full or Part-time Registration now Available Cali supervisor Carol Anderson 623-3613 M 1 '