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1 1 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. December 10,1986 B.H.S. Principal Couldn't Make His Retirement Banquet Let us remember meaning of Christmas Neefclefcon-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Bowmanville High School Principal Harry 0. Bradley was honored at a retirement dinner and dance in St. George's Hall, Oshawa, on Friday, Dec. 5th. But, unfortunately, he couldn't be there, he was in hospital. The large crowd of well wishers, rap ivip ^Jime ^or (^hriitmai Ladies' and Gents' Citizen Watches - 20% off ^he lAJatch lAJith the 5- *fjear (guarantee For Him...Gent's Classic DIAMOND RING itstandii ee our outstanding Selection oft ^biamond things and^■eu/eiier^.. njuny. beautifiuipieces to de(iq.ht her this Christmas GIFT WRAPPING AS ALWAYS, FREE OF CHARGE JZ ooper 6 39 King St. W. 623-5747 Christmas Store Hours Mon. to Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9 to 5 A Thought Weill December has arrived upon the scene and with it all the wonder - dazzle and sparkle of the Yuletide season. As well - we trust - the happy happy significance of the meaning of Christmas is with us too! The days are short so let us make the most of a glorious time of year. Nestleton Women's Institute Christmas Meetiiig On Thursday, December 4, the Nestleton Branch gathered at 12:30 p.m. in the Nestleton Community Centre for the annual Christmas Pot -Luck luncheon. After the singing of the W.I. Grace...the members enjoyed enjoyed the bountiful meal. President Mrs. Neta Fish welcomed the members - reading a poem "On Christmas Eve" and opened the meeting with the Ode and Collect. The minutes were read by the Assistant Secretary...due to absence of the Secretary Mrs. G. Malcolm. Mrs. Rika Wygerde presented the financial statement. The Christmas gift to the Sister Branch in England has been sent with a letter from the President - a new F.W.I.O. tea towel which she had donated. Stamped Christmas cards were received by Mrs. Bertha McLaughlin who wiU send those to Institute friends. The roll call was answered with a Christmas poem and Pennies for Friendship and collection taken. A Memorial Service for a former member Mrs. Norman (Doris) Rohrer was conducted by the President, President, concluding by the singing of "Abide With Me." During business Mrs. Rika Wygerde gave an interesting resume of the Short Order Meals course given at Blackstock on Nov. 17. Three NesUeton members attended. attended. Mrs. K. Pickard had prepared an interesting number of readings - one from 1515 A.D. a Christmas Greeting. Bertha McLaughlin read "Grandma Never ... Outlived Christmas" and Irene while deploring his absence, continued with the McKee read "What is a Grand- program. These photos show the. head table, plus ma?" Kay Pickard closed with a some of the guests well-known in this area. Mr reading "wishing You The spirit of Bradley came to B.H.S. in 1982. Master of ChristmasFamiliar Carols were Ceremonies was Garth Gilpin. January or February. March meeting in charge of Grace Ba- jama; convener of Citizenship and World Affairs. , ; Caesarea Pot Luck Supper And Card Game On the evening of Wednesday, December 3, at the Caesarea Centre Centre a fine attendance for the delicious pot luck dinner and enjoyed enjoyed by all immensely. Later the high scores in the euchre games were as follows: First prize - Mary Pools with 86. Sdcopd prize - Tom Robins with 84. iWd - Kay Brown : with 44. A lovely evening of good food and good games. Next Wed. nite for a fun evening! Results of the Caesarea Centre Christmas Raffle Frist prize - Mr. G. Tinsley, Port Perry. Second prize - Mr. G. Eng - Oravec, Port Perry. Third prize - Jackie Rankin, Port Perry. Many thanks to everyone who helped to make the draw a . success...especially success...especially Walter Brown. Caesarea Community Church An average congregation for Sunday, Sunday, December 7, 11 a.m., the Junior group sang "The Wise Man Built His House On A Rock" a catchy catchy number with Anne Maschke accompanying accompanying on the piano. Arden Maschke gave the Invocation Prayer and Daniel Pugh Jr. read the Scripture. Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford spoke on "The Mission Of Good Will" a prelude to the Advent season. Anne and Kathleen played piano and organ together throughout the service. The Sunday School was held during during the Service with Kathy Tromans in charge. The Caesarea Church is preparing a Christmas Concert. Past Matrons Enjoy Christmas Party A bountiful Christmas pot-luck dinner was enjoyed by eleven members of Blue Ray Past Matron's Club, held at the lovely home of Margaret Jeffrey on Monday Monday evening, December 1st. Our new Matron Elsie Wilbur was an in- ' vited guest. Marguerite Mitchell, immediate past matron was initiated initiated into the club. After a short business period conducted conducted by president Elsa Aeweiit eri Bowmanville Time is Running Cut! LIQUIDATION SALE continues ... Floor models only, selling regardless of cost. 2 pc. Chesterfield by Sklar - Reg. $ 1599. 00 NOW $ 889. 00 5 pc. Bedroom - Reg. $ 2149. 00 NOW $ 1388. 00 Several Kitchen Sets - solid oak, ash, and birch Night Tables - Reg. $ 79. 05 NOW $ 49„ 95 Hall Mirror, Wood Frame - Reg. $ 249. 95 NOW $ 149. 95 Occasional Tables by Electrohome - Reg. $ 199. 05 . NOW $ 139.°° Bridge Sets, Tea Wagons, Microwave Ovens, Wooden Rockers, Swivel Rockers, Recliners, and Curio Cabinets. F.A. KRAMP FURNITURE LTD. 37 - 41 King St. E. 623-7071 Bowmanville Bongard...draws were held and winners winners went home with coveted prizes. A good evening for Blue Ray. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Sympathy Extended daughter Leanne by car accident dened to learn this morning of the We deeply sympathize with a good during the week. Also - heartfelt death of Bert Corner of Nepean neighbour and friend, Norman sympathy to her grandfather Reg. (near Ottawa). Our heartfelt sym- Rohrer, Nestleton, daughter Bar- Haines of Nestleton, and grand- pathy to his wife Joan, his Mother' bara Fisher, Janetville, and sons mother Dorothy Haines of Port Lillian and sister Jean. His parents Ken of Dunsford, and Barry of Perry. Leanne will be missed by a Lloyd and Lillian Corner lived in ! Blackstock in the loss of a loving host of relatives and friends. Nestleton-Blackstock, - Lloyd was wife and devoted Mother. Doris was Our sympathy to a good friend Manager of the Branch of the Com- a fine person, interested in Church and a former resident of Williams merce in Nestleton and later in' donuts hetd with Rpv C T?™? Swan'nîn'thp and community and will be sadly Point, Bob and Ruth Davidge of Blackstock. When they closed - they; Dulnit with Tovee Tavinr nla vine missed by relatives and many Port Perry, in the loss of her Mother moved to Port Perry where he was' the orëan Psalm 107 was reatf Mends. Mrs. Johnston. She is resting at the in the Bank of Commerce for many; Readme from "The Livine Faith" Sympathy to Adrian and Phyllis Wagg Funeral Chapel. years. We offer sincere sympathy at amd Scripture from Genfnis and Hames of Tyrone, in the loss of their We were very shocked and sad- this trying time! Isaiah. The sermon was "The Season Of Advent...the promise of the Saviour." Communion was observed. Next Sunday will be White Gift Sunday. Happy Events Keith and Tammy Mullins of St. Christopher, are pleased to have a baby son - Kyle Matthew, born on Dec. 3rd, in Oshawa General Hospital. Our congratulations and best wishes to the little family. A little little playmate for Jesse Shane. Wayne and Millie Cadotte ol Nestleton, are happy to have a new granddaughter, Ashley Amber- Lynn Smith, born in London Hospital. Our warmest wishes and congratulations to this young couple Jeremy and Sherry Smith and their lovely daughter of Kincardine. Nestleton United Church Greeter at the door on Sunday, December 7, was Sam Cawker. A •goodly number were out for the Advent Advent II Sunday. Ken and David Weir read the story of Joseph and Zechariah and lit the Advent candles. The MacKenzie trio sang "Give A Gift" unaccompanied. A lovely, harmonious sacred number. Rev. Dale Davis used as her sermon sermon theme, "Ensign Of Hope." The beautiful floral arrangements graced graced the Sanctuary in memory ol Leanne Haihes who was killed in a car accident at Bowmanville during the week. The service closed with "O Come, All Ye Faithful" with Mabel Cawker...the organist. Meeting Attended Mrs. Louella Lewis of Mount Albert, Provincial Board Director ol Subdivision No. 8, of the Women's Institutes of Ontario, held a day long meeting in Stouffville this past Monday Monday to pass along information re - the Provincial Board activities. Much knowledge was gained by the officers attending this informative day to bring back to the Branches. The four York Districts and Ontario South had their officers present to learn about the many changes in W.I. work in the future. Those from Ontario South who attended were: Alternate Board Director Betty Reader, Scugog Is., District President President Alva Thompson, Port Perry, District Secretary Hazel Coates, Shirley, and Public Relations Officer Officer Mabel Cawker, of Nestleton. A lovely buffet luncheon was served at the noon hour. 87 KING STREET E. 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