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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 6,1989 you,! The Bowmanville Lions Club would like to thank everyone who supported our Annual Turkey Roll and $1,000.00 DRAW. The winning ticket was No. 280 and was held by Mrs. Joy Werry of Enniskillen and was sold by the Coronation Restaurant. A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Make most of it--1989 almost over Comment: Hi there! Feeling out of sorts today? Cold...depressed...insecure? Cold...depressed...insecure? Join the club...you are not alone. It's the unsettling character of November. The time of year when we have left the fall season behind with its bright, refreshing days; gay with seasonal colours; and dreading the onset of winter! But! Let us cheer up folks...Christmas is on the way; a meaningful time of year...so...let us get into the swing of the Christmas season. Make it a joyous time for family, friends; BIGFOOT -- a 20 piece family feast Cheese pizza $9.99 plus $1.20 per additional item. BIGFOOT GIANT -- 28 pieces Monster cheese pizza $12.99 plus $2.00 per additional item. • Sales tax extra • Extra cheese $1.75 (Giant $2.50) BIGFOOT PIZZA -trtdiw -t&sfe ii wAetx Vln« (wne -(Vvr\ $4u4ve tey and those who have very little to look forward to; as we prepare for this most wondrous time of year. . Maire the most of it; it will never be 1989 again! Evening UCW Meets The November meeting was held on the 8th, at the home of Arlene Malcolm. Unit leader Regenia Walker Called the meeting to order with a cordial welcome to all present. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, and the treasurer gave the financial statement. Under the business, a decision was made that the Unit would donate $200.00 to the Sunday School to cover their program expenses. expenses. A thank you note was read from Erin Malcolm for the gift she had rec'd while in hospital. The Christmas boxes for Operation Scugog was discussed and Joanna Malcolm volunteered to chair the committee and Kay Notman and Arlene Malcolm offered offered to assist. An interesting letter letter from the Foster daughter was read. Joanna offered to answer it. Members decided to help with the catering for January 25, at Nestleton Community Centre; more details will be forthcoming later. A discussion was held re - continuing donation of a magazine subscription to the women at the Whitby jail. It was agreed that Carol Hill would contact contact Silvia Dunsaford and a discussion will be reached later. Worship was led by Kay Notman Notman with theme re - Remembrance. Remembrance. Barb Weir was in charge of the program and showed the members how to create some rather unique Angels from pine cones and milkweed pods. Lunch and a social time brought the meeting to a close. Çummunity Church Caesarea On Sunday, Dec. 3, 11 a.m. a poor attendance, due*to the extreme extreme weather. The service was led by Norma Stek, with Rev. Dr. W. H. Crawford in the pulpit. He used as his theme, "Let the Christ Child Change Us" based on Matthew Matthew 2:12 read by George Klein- jan. (Excerpts) "The visit of the wisemen, after they had seen the Christ Child in the house; they Worshipped Him & brought forth their gifts; they,then returned home by a different road. True worshippers are never the same when they have met with the Christ; when theyfind Him to be a reality and not just an historical figure! Responsive reading by Dana Gibbons. Rev. Dr. Crawford attended attended at the organ. The Sunshine club is practising for the Christmas programme at this time. Each Tuesday at 4 p.m. Thinking of You A warm welome to Christina Henderson of Edinburgh, Scotland, who is having an enjoyable enjoyable visit with daughter Chris Davis and husband Cliff, and sons Scott and Carle, at Hyde House, Scugog Point Rd. She is staying for an eight week period! Food and Toy Drive Needs Your Support BOY Call 434-44-44 OPEN Sun. 4 p.m. to 12 Midnight Mon. to Thurs. 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fri. and Sat. 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. This year the agency is busy with our Food & Toy Drive. Many organizations and companies nave come forward to offer their support. support. The Durham Regional Police Police Fitness Association will œbezusing donated vans from area car dealers to travel throughout the region collecting collecting donations from area retailers and merchants. The community response to this project has been terrific. Area merchants have been eager to help out by offering food and toys from their stores or offering to collect toys donated by the public. This project kicks off December December 4 at 9:00 a.m. with a press conference at Durham Regional Police Headquarters Headquarters on Centre Street North at William St. in Oshawa. Chief Edwards and the Executive Executive Director of the Children's Children's Aid Society of the Durham Region, Morton Marder will be on hand with the vans and volunteers. Mil Calling all kids! Make your reservations for "BREAKFAST WITH SANTA" Sunday, Dec. 10th. and Sunday, Dec. 17th at 10:00 a.m. Adults $6.95 plus tax Kids $3.50 plus tax under 3 FREE Price includes a full course Breakfast, plus a visit and treat from Santa Tickets obtained from Country House Restaurant <w' Phone 623-3604 for Jjft more information Am WHCa iMZK STOP § J&à4HÿÎMÿ *fOH and Q\eetUufl... lie Hill fwwi Mil wltnW*k it, SINCC 1930 V Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 Social Notes The Sam Cawkers of Scugog Point Rd., enjoyed lunch this past Friday, with Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa, and later an interesting visit with Mark and Cindy Cawker and baby Bethany Ellen of Courtice. Also enjoyed a visit with Curt, and Christine Cawker of Cobourg, this past Sunday Sunday afternoon, when they braved the cold and came to the farmstead. Nestleton Presbyterian Churfch Advent Candle No. 1, was lit by Elder George Scott at the special Christmas Service, conducted by Rev. D. MacDonald (Bulmer). Joyce Taylor played the seasonal hymns for the Advent Approach. Scripture readings were from Amos 3, St, John 4, and John 1: 29-42. The Sunday School children were told some of the symbols of Christmas... the music - the candles - the poinsettia - as we prepare for Christmas...Christ's birthday. In the sermon, Rev. MacDonald presented the coming of Christ as a "prophet," one of His many characteristics. Following the service, a bountiful bountiful hot dinner was served to all by the ladies of the church, and Santa arrived with presents for the Sunday School. White Gifts were received, and also will be welcome next Sunday. Holy Communion Communion will be dispensed on Sunday, Sunday, December 10th at 11 a.m. Notice: The afternoon Unit of the UCW will meet at the home of Neta Fish on Tuesday, December 12, 1:30 p.m.. Christmas cheer boxes will be packed for the shut- ins at this meeting...so bring along your goodies and any extra boxes to the meeting. The Annual Senior Citizens' Tour of Christmas Lights to be held on Sunday, Dec. 17th Leaves from Memorial Park Clubhouse Those wishing to go, or needing transportation, call McGregor I.D.A. Drugs at 623-5792 We urge citizens to please co-operate by Illuminating their homes. The tour will get underway at approximately 6:00 p.m. Sponsored by the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club The Ontario Hydro Plants at Darlington and Pickering have been busy on our behalf, organizing Plant Gate Collections of toys throughout December 4-8. The Durham,.Police Fitness Fitness Association volunteers will be at OnGirio Hydro in Pickering on December 8, 1989 at.9:30 a.m. to pick up the toys being donated by Ontario Hydro's staff in Pickering. Then it will be off to Darlington for noon on the same day, December 8, 1989 to collect the toys donated donated by the Ontario Hydro- Darlington Plant Gate Collection. Collection. This will be a busy day with our children and families benefiting from it. On Sunday, December 17, 1989, The Crann Realty Corporation of Oshawa will be selling Christmas trees from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Simcoe Street, North, Oshawa. All proceeds will be applied to the Christmas Hamper Project. Please come out and support us by purchasing a tree. The Children's Aid Society Society of the Durham Region helps provide Christmas Hampers of food and toys for families, who would not otherwise otherwise receive a Christmas. This project has relied on community generosity over the past several years. This year we are more actively seeking the larger community community support due to our increased increased demands for Christmas Christmas Assistance. For more information on how you can share the joy of Christmas with others, please call Patrick Rcbcr at 433-1551. We've Gone LIVE! Line-up: fill major sporting events and oar nightly movies are back on our Big Screen TV! Friday, Dec. 8 "Rumplestilskin" Classic Rock Friday, Dec. 15; "Me and Him Classic Rock Friday, Dec. 2 Christmas Blow-out with Illusionist Steve Santini - Advance seating only - Doors Open at 8:00 Something for Ivervone! ' > *! : >>« I 1 $ : -U •SJ % 1 >1 $5 *4 Might Is Wing Night only ISt each beginning at 7:00 p.m. Enjoy the Magic of David Moon OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. North-End Gardens Restaurant and Tavern and Coffee Shop 1 vz miles north of Kirby on Hwy. 115/35 Telephone 983-9755