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t < f 4 \ 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 29,1989 Ontario Street Students Create Tasty Taffy Christmas Meeting on Dec. 1 Oth Tyrone News by B. Vaneyk Ontario Street Public School celebrated Ste. Catherine day on November 25, by " " " ' ' il- making some taffy. Legend has it that Marguerite ' ooi" _ „ Bourgeoyi dren to her school by leaving a trail of taffy for them to follow. Pictured above, are students in the process of finishing the taffy, 1-r: Ryan Sim, Kevin Perry, Kimi Perkins, Perkins, Becky Judd. Waverley Public School s attracted Indian chil The snow accumulation was light, but the blizzard which brought it defied visibility, visibility, so there were only six tables of euchre players at the old Tyrone Hall on Monday Monday evening, November 20th. The scores were unavailable unavailable but the special prizes prizes went to Norma Cochrane, Glen Lowery, Ruby Smith, Muriel Butson. There were 14 tables of euchre in play at the Community Community Centre on Friday, Nov. 24th, with the following following results: first, Kathleen Watts, followed by Eileen Warden, Doreen Ferguson, Walter Park, (great to see Walter out after a lengthy health-related absence), Dick Gibbs, Verna Robinson. Men's low, Pat Porrill, Ladies' Ladies' low, Winnie Brown. 50- 50 draw, Vera Downey, Charlie Nesbitt. Special prizes, Ruby Smith, Nyhl Sheehan, Doreen Ferguson. Baptisms at Tyrone Church "Rejoice the Lord Is King" affirmed the reign of Christ Sunday at Tyrone United Church, with Tim Southwell at the organ. A beautiful solo, "You Are a Masterpiece," Masterpiece," sung by Tim South- well with touching sensitivity, sensitivity, set the profundity of mood for the Sacrament of Holy Baptism. The Rev. Bonnie Kelly administered the sacrament for Jamie Scott Stevens, son of Carla and Scott Stevens, Tyrone, and Catherine Elizabeth Koene, daughter of Jane and Jake ICoene, Taunton Road. A gathering of family and friends took place at the home of Scott and Carla Stevens, Stevens, Tyrone, following the Christening of Baby Jamie Stevens. Jamie appeared oblivious, but adorable, dressed in the white family Christening gown. Following the Baptism ceremony of Catherine Koene on Sunday, Nov. 26th, family and friends gathered at her home, Taunton Taunton Road. Those from a distance distance were Aunt Coba Koene, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Michigan, Uncle John and Aunt Linda Beyer, Meagan and Jeff, Niagara Falls, Aunt Sari-Anne and Uncle Ed Staniewski, Anne-Marie Gregory, Jeremy and Christopher, Christopher, Newmarket, Ont. Catherine had the honour to wear an heirloom family Christening gown. Coming Events The Tyrone Sunday School presentation, the White Gift offering and the Mitten Tree service will be held at Tyrone Church at the regular church time, 11:15 a.m. Dec. 10th. The Sunday School practices are taking place during Sunday School hour. Fellowship, goodies, juice and coffee will follow the service on Dec. 10. The Tyrone UCW Christmas Christmas meeting will be held at the Tyrone Church at 1:00 p.m. Dec. 13th. Come for your dessert. All ladies are welcome. Enfield invites you to the UCW Christmas Carol service service at 2:00 p.m. on Dec. 3rd. Reverend Bonnie Kelly will officiate and Marge Knox will play the piano. Refreshments will follow the service. On Dec. 9th, the Enfield Enfield Ladies Group will present a Christmas Party with Rainbow the Clown performing a Magic Show. The small admission cost includes includes refreshment after the show. Parade Workers Say Thanks to All Who Helped Dear Editor: The Santa Claus committee committee wishes to convey sincer- est thanks to you and your staff for the publicity prior to the parade and coverage of this annual event. To the many people participating participating in any way with the parade, we express thanks. Your co-operation and assistance are what make this popular event so unique. The generosity of .all businesses, individuals and those purchasing buttons make it possible to produce this event and plan for improvements improvements for the 1990 parade. parade. The committee extends compliments of the Holiday Season and best wishes for a very happy 1990. Please meet us at the parade November November 17th next year either either as a participant or a spectator. Yours very truly, Don Welsh GREAT PRICES GREAT SAVINGS tRecy Waverley School is starting starting a new recycling Program. Program. The grade sixes have organized a recycling box for each class. There is a winner for the best decorated box. The next week it will be the least filled box. The grade sixes and the whole school Seniors Meet The Bowmanville Senior Citizens met at the Lions Centre, November 14, 1989. The meeting opened with singing "O Canada". The President, Mrs. V. Downey, conducted the business meeting. Cards were played and the winners were Mrs. H.Colwell, Mrs. D. Wollstein and Mrs. K. Hills. A delightful delightful lunch was served, convened convened by Mrs. R. Shackel- ton. Any seniors wishing to attend the Christmas dinner, dinner, December 12, 89, 5:30 p.m. at Lions Centre, please call Mrs. D. Wollstein at 623-7837 before December 5. 89. are trying to cut down on garbage by 25%. The school has noticed a lot of garbage in the playground over the last couple of weeks. Waverley Waverley has been doing a good job so far on recycling. Written by Robyn Alldred, Amy Warren, Lyndsay Johnson, Sarah Hamilton. Youth Education I am pleased to announce that a total of 53 children and 12 schools participated in our annual Remembrance Day - Poetry Essay and Poster Contest. The work of the students was judged by teachers at the Centre for Individual Studies. The following winners will receive, in addition to the certificate, an engraved plaque commemorating their achievement as a first or second place winner. Junior Essay Contest 1st - Darcie Knapp, Central, Central, 2nd - Leif Giese, Orono- Lockhart. Junior Poetry Contest 1st - Charlie Livingston, Orono-Ix)ckhart, 2nd -'Greg McMurter, Central. Junior Poster Contest 1st - Jannette Scott, Central, Central, 2nd Trinda Cookson, Waverley. Intermediate Essay Contest Contest 1st - Tara Coffey, Bowmanville Bowmanville Sr., 2nd - Shannon Leveille, Bowmanville Sr. Intermediate Poetry Contest Contest 1st - Jeff Wolosewich, M.J. Hobbs, 2nd - Diane Hogg, Bowmanville Sr. Intermediate Poster Contest Contest 1st - Jody Mothersill, Bowmanville Sr., 2nd Som- sack Sikhounmuong, MJ.Hobbs. Senior Poetry Contest 1st - Jennifer ten Westen- eind, Clarke High School, 2nd - Scott Hall, Clarke High School. We wish our branch winners winners success at the zone level. level. Ron Moore, Convenor - Remembrance Day Contest 1989. Hobnobbing with Harvey Malcolm Here at Malconia the usual "timely" operation of "winterizing" has perforce been terminated - or so we think. The preparations for the onslaught of winter have been completed here as else- ' where. This year, in contrast with our usual Boy Scout Motto - of "Being Prepared" several weeks in advance this year we're dragging our tail so to speak. The snowfence was completed completed in the first stages of a mini-blizzard and it's been stormy and cold ever since. The three storm windows that aren't aluminized, have finally been shunted into place following the finger finger nipping chore of washing and polishing the glass first. No use putting on windows if you see through them darkly as the Scriptures say. Here at Malconia we have a combination furnace, AT 10.9*' FINANCING OVER 25 Z24 CAVALIERS IN STOCK FOR ONE WEEK ONLY $16,265' OPTIONS • 3.1 L V6 3 speed automatic transmission • rear luggage carrier • sunroof • air conditioning • AM/FM stereo cassette v/ 5 , 50 other Cavaliers in stock with similar savings & 10.9 % financing. Hurry in Fast--] While they last Sale Ends December 2, 19891 oil, wood or anything com- bustable. Each year we promise ourselves to get our furnace wood cut early to dry out and get our furnace room full of wood. Promises, promises! This year as usual we pack the last load in as the snow is falling This should last us, depending depending on who stuffs the monster, till Christmas if you know who feeds it, or till Eternity if the Leader of the Opposition is faced with the chore. It is much easier and cleaner to turn up the oil thermostat to 80 than self feed old smokey. Another little chore in most domiciles is to insulate certain doors on the windward windward side of the residence. Doors and frames seem to have a habit of shrinking. Doors that at certain times of the year have to be slammed with vigour to close in July, by November have gaps in you could drive a very, (thin Volkswagen Volkswagen through. Naturally, these. 'menial .'chores are postponed till the draft blows out the candles on the coffee table before one starts the finger tingling task. Procrastination Procrastination perhaps. WASHER 4programs* Big tub Water level setting Bleach dispenser DRYER 4 programs • Time control 3 temperatures selection Super Price $849.95 PAIR These appliances are available in almond and cant*, purchased separately May not be exactly as illustrated HURRY!Supplies of Moffat Washers & Dryers are Limited! Great Christmas Gift BUILT-IN DISHWASHER 12 Cycles 6 push buttons 3 level wash system Indicator lights • Sound insulation Deluxe upper rack May not be exactly as illustrated FAMILY SIZE ELECTRONIC MICROWAVE OVEN • Auto defrost • Auto reheat ■ 5 power levels ■ 80-700 watts • Recipe memory • Large .9 cu. ft. capacity • Unique Rota-llow wave distribution • Temperature probe Layaway available for Christmas! Home & Rural distributors ^ k V * The Appliance Specialists With The Low Prices 1614 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY Northeast Corne' of Dundas at Thickson 436-1710 * 428-1710 Mon. - Fri. 9:30 - 9:00 Saturday 9:30 - 5:30 HOME & RURAL APPLIANCES DUNDAS ST. E. CHEVROLET • 0LDSM0BILE CADILLAC • CHEVY TRUCKS WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN ON HER Holiday Shopping Tour of Bowmanville In Next Week's Papers We're sure you'll find, as Miss Christinas did... that Bowmanville has complete selections of the finest quality merchandise to supply all of the gift - idea shopping items on your shopping lists and to make this your best Christmas ever! ! » t f i i