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i I I / 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 22, 1986 Section Two Book Fair Held at Vincent Massey School ï- .Z - -W ܧZ v ■ > ' m "1 'zV v z1- v ' / À» A Book Fair was held at the Vincent Massey Public School this month in co-operation co-operation with Great Owl Book Fairs. The idea behind the event, which took place on Thursday and Friday, is to generate funding for new books in the school library, with half the proceeds from the fair going towards those books. Among the interested readers contributing to the cause were Jeff Earl (left) and Paul Nicholson. jEerrp Cfjristmasi Warmest of wishes to our customers \ andfriends >'■ this joyous '• season! Best Wishes! Dawn Insulation Bovyrnanville... „ • ..623-2.1,19 by Nettie Aiken M R Art Gallery held an exhibit of artwork by watercolourists Jeanne Crank and Ed Cronk on November 21st and 22nd. This fine exhibit will be at the Gallery until December 24th. Last minute shopping for unique gifts can be made at M R Art on Saturday and Sunday, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Mrs. Alice Stewart unfortunately fell on the ice on Saturday, December 6th and fractured her hip. She is hospitalized at St. Joseph's General, 384 Rogers, Peterborough. We wish her a speedy recovery. Please remember her in your prayers and personal contacts. The Post Office windows were decorated by students from Grandview School, under the direction of Ms B. Davis. Thank you, one and all. Thanks go to Marg Murphy, Pam Molloy and Gloria Dunford for the decoration of wired Christmas boughs around the sanctuary of Pontypool Church. On Wednesday, December 10th, the Christmas Bingo was held at the Pontypool Community Centre, with an attendance of 60. The jackpot carries on until the first Bingo of 1987 which will be January 7th. The figures then will be $170 in 62 numbers.Because of the Christmas theme, there 1 r * iv VHBi I i lj| :* t > smrihlhS •:« ;! ie-ik « V.:. v x Christmas is Here! Our thanks go out to oil For your friendly support and trust. To all Customers and Friends from BROTHERS* PIZZA 36 King St. E„ Bowmanville 623-4666 * y / X . • f** / W' ■ . V % .Zte v. x f ^ - ; • Choral Arrangement Provides Finale to Waverley School Concert A choral arrangement provided the grand finale took place at the school on Tuesday, December 16, to the Waverley Public School concert. The event with both an afternoon and, evening performance. Pontypool Happenings were some games which earned fowl or surprise gifts. A thank you from the Gaynors to those who attended their Appreciation Dance on Saturday, December 13th. This was a success, thanks to those who helped. There will be another chance next year. Here is a report by Marg Murphy about the x Second Manvers Girl Guides in Pontypool. On November 26th, the following were enrolled: Karla Van Wieringan, Sarah Campbell, Andrea Button, Donna Short, Michelle Fisher and Jacqui Cross. The following were presented with badges: Leanne Caskinet - Camp Skills, Astronomer, Outdoor cook, Stalker, Junior Camper, Campfire Leader. Shannon Cross - Camp Skills, Campfire Leader, Junior Camper, Outdoor Adventure, Outdoor Cook, Stalker, Astronomer and Native Lore. Kathleen Lloyd - Camp Skills, Junior Camper, Outdoor Adventure, Outdoor Cook, Stalker, Astronomer, Native Lore, World Adventure Segment, Voyageur Camping segment Michelle Evans - Camp Skills, Outdoor Cook Lori Johnston - Adventure World Segment, Gardener and Swimmers Badges Lisa Bradburn - Voyageur Community Daisy Hoyt - Adventure Home Segment Kerri Overy - Skiers Service Stars - 6 years - Michelle Evans; 5 years - Leanne Caskinett, Kathleen Lloyd, Kerri Overy; 4 years - Lisa Shorbain, Lisa Bradburn; 3 years - Daisy Hoyt, Lori Johnston. The following girls have completed their Fire Safety: Andrea Button, Sarah Campbell,. Lisa Shornbèck, Donna Short, Karla Van Wieringen, We ended our year with a Christmas Party at Donna Bryant's house on December 10th. The lèaders wish all the girls and their families a Merry Christmas. Guides will meet again January 7th at the Church. «I On Sunday, December 14th, the Christmas Communion was held in Pontypool United Church. In both the children's time and.; the . brief pre-sacrament meditation, Rev. Heather Smith linked up the celebration of the Lord's Supper with Christmas gift giving. Nettie Aiken presided at the organ:; Frank Stacey and Bob Bolton served the elements. On Monday, December 15th, the : Ladies : bowling League were ' able to make arrangements ahead of time for a celebration of Christmas gift giving and refreshments of complimentary >: coffee and sweets provided by some of the members between the two games. High Single Scorer - Gwen Raper with 208. High Double Scorer,- Karen Skinner with 394. The following is an appropriate- Christmas Prayer, submitted by Bryant Owen to the Parish Link, a monthly news magazine of the For your good fricndsldp throughout the year, we offer our most festive wishes for a season filled with lots of elicer. Have a wonderful time! ft - '• ' tv**' % Hamiltons Insurance Service Ornno 983-5115 Anglican Church in the Parish of Cavan-Manvers, penned by the great writer, Robert Louis Stevenson: "Loving Father, help us remember the birth of Jesus, that we may share in the song of the Angels, the gladness of the shepherds, and the worship of the wisemen. Close'the door of hate and open the door of love all over the world. Let kindness come with every gift and good desires with every greeting. Deliver us from evil by the blessing which Christ brings and teach us to be merry with clear hearts. May the Christmas morning make us happy to be thy children, and the Christmas evening bring us to our, beds with grateful thoughts, forgiving and forgiving, for Jesus sake. Amen."- Convenience of Frozen Veggies By: Barbara Weese, R.O.S.. Specialist [; r As the : holiday season approaches, and extr# : entertaining and shopping are added to our daily lifestyles, convenience becomes important to the family cook. During the winter months, Ontario froz en vegetables not only offer variety, speed and easy storage, but can also stretch the nutritional dollar further than imported fresh vegetables. Fresh vegetables are nutritionally superior if used shortly after harvest. In summer, locally grown produce reaches the market in 1 to 3 days versus 4-13 days for imported produce. Since froz en vegetables afre harvested and froz en within 3 hours, it is easy to see how their nutrition is easily preserved for the consumer. Also a package of plain froz en vegetables has no additives. For maximum taste and nutrition, store frozen vegetables at O degrees F (-18 degrees C). Close packages tightly if only a portion is used and cook with a minimum amount of water, and for as short a time as possible. Happy eating! I would like to close this column with a Christmas Bénédiction used by Rev. Heather Smith in her Christmas Newsletter: "May the joy of Christ fill your days with gladness, May the peace of Christ take away your anxious cares, May the light of Christ shine through your deepest darkness, And may the love of Him who was born at Christmas, go with you and direct you always". o > f A cheery Christmas greeting to all our relatives, friends and good neighbors. From the Residents and Staff of Marnwood House BOWMANVILLE THË GREAT STOCKING STUFFERS "Z -M % GIFTS THAT ARE j * SURETO PLEASE i ooo. ->>■ Cheery holiday greetings to all our good friends and patrons. It's been a pleasure serving you. Tim's Rent-All Ltd. 102 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-4321 \