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( 4 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, December 23.1987 Section Two Church Women Hold Meeting Cubs and Leaders Receive Awards Elizabçthville News by E. Thlckson On Tuesday, the Garden Hill United Church Women held their general meeting and pot luck dinner at the church. A good crowd gathered gathered and at 10:30 the meeting started. Mrs. Davis, president, opened the meeting with a poem selection. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Smith and is at r [fic Staff of (BJ's would tike, to take this opportunity to r Thank_aftour friends for your great support though 1987. We wish you att a Very Merry Christmas and hope you witt aft have a safe, happy hofiday. Merry Christmas from 'Tami, (jerry, (Barry, Jan, Carof, (Tracy, (Dawn, (Ketfy, (Bam, Chris, 'Tara, (Efan, Melody, Mariq (Bat, (Batti, Irene, (Denis, Susan and a StO-StO-StO to att! 68 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-1307 For your good friendship throughout the year, we offer our most festive wishes for a season filled with lots of cheer. Have a wonderful time! Hamiltons insurance Service Orono 983-5115 adopted. We had a little business, the choir requested requested more hymn books for the choir. Also we decided decided to get more bowls and a few dishes for the pantry. pantry. The financial report was also given. Mrs. Phylis Munroe took over the program and spoke on "I am the way; the truth; and the life". Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Taylor sang a duet. We then all sang "I Hear Thy Welcome Voice" and each filed up to the altar and lit a candle finishing finishing up the exercise with Mrs. Smith singing a solo. Mrs. Susan Peacock had the story of Heaven's Christmas Tree which consisted of what was needed on the tree. She had made up gifts wrapped and labelled love; forgiveness, abundance abundance of life; eternal life; and peace, which were taken and hung on the tree by Dorothy Longyear, Loraine Scott, Winnie Finnic, Finnic, Mrs. Ritche and Mrs. Nystrum. Mrs. Phylis Munroe Munroe spoke on love. Mrs. B. Trew introduced our speaker, Lynda King, who spoke on compassion. Mary Gardiner also spoke. At noon an excellent excellent pot luck dinner was enjoyed enjoyed by all. Mrs. Gardiner Gardiner and Mrs. Aikens sang a duet. The seniors held their last meeting for 1987 on Thursday. Birthdays mentioned mentioned for December were Mrs. Mannley only. Next meeting is January 7th. Church services were well attended and Rev. Sedgwick had the usual opening. The third Advent candle was lit. Mrs. Davis and Michele Smith continued continued the story and Michele lit the candles. A display of sheep, shepherds and wise men was placed on the altar table by the junior Sunday school class. Rev. Sedgwick read scriptures from Isaiah 40:1-11 and II Peter 3:8-15 and spoke on Worth Waiting For. Mr. Quantrill and Mrs. Murray took up the offering. offering. J. Taylor and Mr. Hancock Hancock were at the door. Coffee Coffee was served. Announcements: Christmas Concerts at Garden Garden Hill at 10:30 a.m. and Elizabethville at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill attended the election of the new Warden last week at Cobourg. These four cubs were initiated into the 9A Bowmanville troop on November 19, as was their new cub leader Wayne Harnum (left). Pictured above are the new cubs (left to right): Russell Teskey, Paul Drummond, Michael Breton and Shaun Wilcox. h , < ' ■ ■ r F ' W : n. ; - V » * . : {\ A ) ■ ' . / ' c. The official scarf and beads were presented to two Bowmanville Cub leaders, December 17. A1 Hyland (left) and Linda Bentley both successfully completed Part Three of the Wood Badge. Dave Stainton (middle), a member of the district service team, made the presentations. Linda and A1 are leaders of the 9th Bowmanville Pack. They spent three weekends on a training course in order to attain the Part Three Wood Badge. '..k The management and Staff at GOLD REFLECTIONS thank all valued customers for their tremendous support throughout 1987. We wish you and yours a Very Prosperous NEW YEAR. Bowmanville Mall (Centre Kiosk) For All Your Renovation Needs MEKHAB EXTERIORS • Soffits • Windows • Roofing • Capping • Doors, Windows • Siding ' • Eavestroughing 136 Martin Rd. Call Bowmanville (416) 623-9828 HAMILTONS INSURANCE SERVICE Main St., Orono 983-5115 SERVING YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS FOR 35 YEARS Nelda Dawson 623-4835 Susan Sawyer 983-5767 EsEssse®® The Bowmanville Jaycettes made a presentation of food and vation Army Christmas Appeal last week. The Chairperson of Hamper" drive is Aileen Hockett. Pictured above, from left, are: Jeff Hockett and Denise Hockett, who helped with the pick-up canned goods. Also donated was a cheque for $25 for a turkey, of the Family Services branch of the Salvation Army, was on the goods and the cheque for the Salvation Army. toys to the Sal- the "Christmas Kevin Hockett, of the toys and Isabelle Jones, hand to collect Use Your Visa, MasterCard or American Express Allouise Fashions' AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE MONDAY, DECEMBER 28th All In-stock Winter Coats Pant Coats -- Car Coats 30% OFF Reg. Price Selected Group of Large Selection of Suits, Skirts, Pants Sweaters, Blouses and Jackets and Tops 30% OFF 30% OFF All Dresses -- 30% Off ALLOUISE FASHIONS 49 King St. W. 623-5854 Bowmanville