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Salvation Army Home League Holds Christmas Bazaar Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 8,1982 3 Computers in Place at Licence Bureau m Celebrated 1st Birthday Hi! My name is Patrick William Caswell and I was one-year-old on November 10,1982. My parents are Philip and Linda of Newcastle. Proud grandparents are Jim and Marj Caswell of Newcastle and Bill and Louise Johnston of Granisle, B.C. Crowds spilled out into Division Street Saturday waiting for the doors to open for the Salvation Army Home League Christmas tiazaar. The shoppers above flooded into the church basement only moments after the doors opened. The Winter Wonderland bazaar included crafts, baked goods and a tea room. LIBRARY LISTINGS LET'S GET GROWING! VAN BELLE HOW LIVING GIFTS CAN BRIGHTEN YOUR DAY Since time began, flowers have played an important part in the lives of the human being, and I think rightly so, since they are the natural living forms to complement our lives. Created to make our lives more meaningful, and to give us the beauty and enjoyment we all can appreciate. appreciate. With living gifts you can brighten anyone's day, especially at this time of the year when we are getting sa v¥9mo/ ^ b °oA by Newcastle author CHARLES EWERT tt * MAJOR BOOK...ELEGANT WRITING... NOT TO BE MISSED". rimrimn 0 "k flare for vivid description... A MAJOR WORK" iiitw times Now available at special price Available at the following locations: BOWMANVILLE Rickaby's The Artworx Smoker's and Gill Corner 1 Jamieson's Books Randall's Book Store ready to celebrate the Birth of Christ, and with our way of celebrating birthdays it is very meaningful to give gifts that also represent part of creation. This is one of the reasons that I have chosen this field of work, first since I enjoy working with living plants and secondly to see the happiness that flowers bring to people. Did you ever notice when giving a beautifully made up arrangement, or a plant in full bloom, to someone how their faces will light up and the joy expressed? There are many gift items that can be given for Christmas, Christmas, especially in the line of plants, and I will take this time to comment on some of them. The number one of course is the Poinsettia, with it's bright colors and the long lasting qualities, they are again available in different sizes, from the small 4 inch pots to the jumbo size, and from the hanging basket to the new tree form, they all are welcome gifts. The next one is the lovely Azalea bush which comes in a variety of colors, probably slightly more costly out well worth the price, since you can keep them for several years; by planting them outside iff the summer months and then bringing them back in for the next winter's flowering. This plant is often called the Christmas rose, mainly because it resembles the flower of the rose. It's long lasting flowers will give you color for several weeks. The secret to keeping them healthy is to make sure that they don't dry out, since the plant is planted almost completely completely in peatmoss. You will also notice that there are several buds that have not up but they will open, by misting them to keep the buds moist. Azaleas come in a variety of colors, mostly red and pinks and then of course the lovely pure white flowers. An interesting deviation from the regular style is the tree-form with a two foot stem and then a crown on top with the flowers neatly perked on the foliage. We haa some last year and kept them over by putting them outside in the spring and then brought them in in the fall for another flowering just about this time of the year. Another interesting plant is the Jerusalem Cherry, it has clusters of orange fruit on the stems, which almost look like small oranges. The fruit when, opened is full of seed, which can be saved so that you can sow them in the spring and have them ready for the fall to bring inside. The plant cannot be kept over as it will lose all it's leaves, but will last up to two months and since it is inexpensive it is still an interesting plant for the festive season. Make sure that it does not dry out, keep it in as cool a spot , as possible and mist the foliage twice a week. Until next week, more on indoor Christmas living gifts. FICTION: Deighton, Len. Goodbye Mickey Mouse. Set in England during the turbulent days of World War II, this engrossing novel tells a story of mén and machines stretched to the limit of endurance. Hebert, Anne. Heloise: a novel. Dark and dreamlike, this is a tale of entrancement and possession that charts the course of a young man's alienation from friends and family as he becomes increasingly increasingly preoccupied by death..' Hospital, Janette Turner. The Ivory Swing. Seeking to escape the suffocating atmosphere atmosphere of a small university town in Ontario, a young woman accompanies her husband to southern India and finds herself caught in personal personal and cultural conflict. Seifert, Elizabeth. Two Doctors, Two Loves. An author who specializes in stories about the medical world once again takes the reader behind the walls of a large hospital complex, into its wards and operating rooms portraying the daily routine, the life and death dramas. Wallace 1 , Irving. The Almighty: One of the five most widely rèqd authors in the world today has( written a stunning novel about a man so obsessed with power that he is driven to a terrifying manipulation manipulation of people, news headlines headlines and world events. NON-FICTION; The Balland of John and He wont make the same MISTAKE TWICE. - Nor will the other fifty-eight people killed in the last 10 years while working around power lines in Ontario. Before beginning work, locate' power lines. Call Ontario Hydro or your local utility for the voltage voltage of overhead lines and the exact location of underground underground lines, Then clearly mark their route, And if you're working with others, remind them to keep themselves, themselves, and their equipment, safely away, Even coming too close to power lines is extremely dangerous, If someone does hit a power line, don't approach the equipment or the victim while they're still in contact with the line. Keep others away, too, To touch the victim or the equipment-even a winch line or the load on the equipment, could be fatal, Have someone call Ontario Hydro or the local utility to get help, or to have the power shut off, If you, or someone you care for works near power lines, write for our free safety information, Electricity shouldn't cost an arm or a leg, Ora life, a Yoko - the editors of Rolling Stone. This collection of articles and interviews drawn from the pages of Rolling Stone Magazine focuses on the late John Lennon and Yoko Ono and reveals many facets of two of the most remarkable artists of our time. Cody, Iron Eyes. Iron Eyes, My Life I as a Hollywood Indian. The fascinating and absorbing autobiography ' of the most famous American Indian actor who has appeared appeared in over two hundred films from the silent era to the present. Dirksen, A.J. Microcomputers Microcomputers : What they are and how to put them to productive use. Here is a thorough, step-by- step introduction to using microcomputers in today's world - from what a computer is and how it processes information information to programming howto's howto's and using programming and assembly languages to best advantage. Masia, Seth. The Ski Maintenance Maintenance and Repair Handbook. Handbook. Now that the winter season is approaching, here is a timely book that clearly explains how to maintain and repair all types of Alpine ski equipment. Pipes, Sally. Tax Facts 3: The Canadian Consumer tax index and you. Have you ever wondered how much tax you really pay? How many layers of taxes are hidden? How much government really costs you? The third edition of this popular bestseller answers these and other pertinent questions about taxes and the Canadian consumer, j Lawrence Avery of the Licence Bureau, King St. West, shows one of the new computers being used to record information on vehicle licence renewals. He has just completed the first renewal for a Bowmanville resident, now in Florida for the winter. It will be forwarded to him. Renewal stickers for 1983 are now available for vehicle owners. Enniskillen and District News A beautiful almost spring like day instead of winter brought forth our worshippers to the 2nd Sunday in Advent. Joe lit the first advent candle and then James Avery lit the 2nd advent candle of love. Joe's Children's Story was based on love. The children and teachers retired to the lower level for their classes. It was indeed a treat to sing the carols out of the blue hymn book. The Word of God - The Old' Testament Lesson - Jeremiah 23: 5 - 8, The Epistle Phillipeans4: 4-7, The Gospel Luke 1: 68 - 79. Pastor Joe's message was entitled "What If He Hadn't Come..." The Announcements -1. The Tyrone Enniskillen Dinner Party was held at the Acres Restaurant on Dec. 8, at 12:30 p.m. 2. White Gift Sunday will be celebrated on Dec. 12. This is a special Sunday School presentation. presentation. The White Gifts will be sent to Salvation Army, any nonperishable goods, especially especially canned and boxed goods. 3. Enniskillen Parent Teacher Action Committee will be holding a Christmas Bake Sale on Wed. Dec. 15th, 6:30 - 7:15 p.m. at Enniskillen School. A Gingerbread House and a Surprise Christmas craft to be raffled. 4. There will be a joint candlelight Christmas Eve Service held at Tyrone United Church at 7:30 p.m. Come out for a festive time of carol singing and story telling. A perfect way of preparing for this holy occasion of Christmas Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lafave, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty, Mrs. James Muller were among the audience on Sunday afternoon at O'Neil Collegiate where they enjoyed the General Motors Gift of Music. Mr. and Mrs. James Piggott, Bowmanville were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family. Mr. Norm Stinson, Hampton, Miss Deanna Stainton and friend, Cobourg were Saturday Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton. Mr. Clark Piggott, Oshawa was a Saturday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family. Mrs. Joe Lafave and Benjy enjoyed a week away at her sister's home in Brampton. 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