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I The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December 9, 1998 Page 9 CROSS CANADA MARKETPLACE Auctions Sun., Dec. 13,10 a.m. (viewing 9:00 a.m.) Auction Sale MacGregor Auction Centre Bowmanville #2 Hwy. to Scugog St. North 1 km Sunday's Auction features a wide variety of articles from past to present, furniture, collectibles, collectibles, household effects, limited edition prints, assortment assortment of tools and hard- . ware, stove pipe, approx. 200 ! BF of white oak and ash lum- . ber, plus many more articles, an excellent pre-Christmas ' auction. Watch for our Dec. , 26, Boxing Day and Sun. Jan. 3 Antique Auction, call for . consignment details. MacGregor Auction, 1 Appraisal and Moving Services Michael J. MacGregor (905)623-7949 1 1800) 363-6799 Notices PERM SPECIAL Tuesdays Only $41.95 Cut and Style included Phone 623-5019 Kut N 1 Kurl 71 King SI. E. Bowmanville The Building Place would like to congratulate the winners of our contest, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Stuart of Bowmanville . who will receive the $2,500, Grand Prize, WEDDINGS performed at your home or location of your "choice, Rev. Ray Price. iPhone (905) 728-4364 3 (Oshawa). Instructions i Great Christmas Gift! q Wppk CARVING CLASSES available starting first week of January. Morning, afternoon, evening Phone Jan 623-2318 Jan's Carving Supplies Services Fresh, Clean Beautiful Home Cleaning plus a wide range of household services. Phone Julie 697-2952 Paralegal Services of Durham Divorces -V Separation Agreements Wills, etc. (905) 623-3017 (905)404-7742 WOULD you like to see your name in print? It's easy - Just drop into the Canadian Statesman Statesman office, 62 King St. W., Bowmanville, to order business cards or your own personalized address cards. For more in- formalion phone 623-3303. 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Phone 623-9922 or 723-9922. 49.1s Obituary GIBBS, Ethel (nee Slephens) Ethel Marguerite Stephens was born in Hampton, Ont. on June 26, 1911 lo parents William and Charlotte (nee Griffin) Slephens. She was the youngest of 10 children raised almost solely by Charlotte due to William's death October 12, 1911. She attended Hampton Public Public School and later married Richard (Dick) George Gibbs on March 27,1937. They settled settled in Tyrone and raised three children - George, Grace and Pat. Ethel was an avid gardener, traveller and card player. She was a member member of the Tyrone Ladies' Orange Lodge, Oshawa Garden Garden Club, Bowmanville Horticulture Horticulture and Tyrone Senior Citizens. For a number of years, Ethel and Dick helped organize the Tyrone Senior Citizens' weekly euchre parties. parties. They kept a large garden garden of flowers and vegetables vegetables which won prizes in local fairs and horticultural shows. Ethel passed away on Sept. 5, 1998, alter a brief illness, at Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Reverend Norm Sell officiated at the funeral funeral service held at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home in Bowmanville on September 9th. Pallbearers were neighbours Paul Vaneyk and Clayton Brown, nephew Keith Stephens, grandsons Rod Gibbs and Richard Bruce, and Peter Golloher (husband of granddaughter granddaughter Chelle). Interment followed at Hampton Cemetery Cemetery followed by a reception reception at the Tyrone United Church for friends and relatives. relatives. She is survived by her son George and wife Joan, daughter Grace and her husband husband Sterling Alward, daughter daughter Pat and her husband Leonard Thornett, grandson Randy Gibbs, granddaughter granddaughter Chelle and ner husband Peter Golloher, grandson Rodney Gibbs and his wife Annette, grandson Richard Bruce and his wife Lisa, grandson Barry Alward, granddaughter Sharon Thornett and; her husband Dave Chappel, great-grandson great-grandson Devon Gibbs, great- granddaughters Lyndsy and Erin ' Golloher and great- granddaughter Meagan Bruce. WATTERSON William G. William G. Watterson suddenly suddenly entered into rest at the Orlando Regional Medical Medical Centre on Sunday, November November 15, 1998. Mr. Watterson, 83, was a former resident of Welland before moving to Orlando, Florida in 1993. He was the son of the late William and Pearl (nee Farrow) Watterson of Welland Welland and worked as an automobile automobile mechanic most of his life, as well he worked for the T.H. & B. 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FREE brochure 1 -800-668-5111, exl. 536 WANTED COLLECTOR BUYING GUITARS made before 1970. Paying $300.00 to $10,000.00+ for certain models models by: Gibson, Fender, Martin, Gretsch, Epiphone and National. Call Steve 1-800-964-3544. Tyrone News Pig Farmers Struggle With Low Pork Prices by Jacqueline Vaneyk The ploughing is clone, and we can now turn to getting settled in for the winter. On everyone's mind is the price of pigs. The bottom lias dropped out of the pork market, and after buying the pig and feeding it for three or four months, the sale price is about $50 below the cost of production. Hydro, barns and your work don't count. The current.farm joke is that you lock your barn door so that no one will drop off any pigs to be fed! Tyrone village always dresses up for Christmas and this year is no exception. Thanks lo everyone for the lights! Cassidy Boisvert, daughter of Carrie Lyn and Brian, was baptized at Tyrone Church on Sunday. Reverend Norm Scli led the service with Hclga Tilk at the organ. Coming up this weekend, on Saturday, is a Christmas concert by Nancy Chisling. With the wonderful acoustics in our church, the beautiful decorations and especially, Nancy's lovely voice, the evening promises to be truly wonderful. All proceeds will go to the choir, and a fellowship fellowship hour will follow the concert. Tickets arc available available at the door, as well as beforehand. See the ad in Coming Events. Sunday, December 13, will be White Gift Sunday, when we receive gifts of food and other hamper items, as well as mittens and hats for the Mitten Tree. On Sunday evening the annul Pot luck, Hayridc and Carol Sing is at 5:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. If you plan to attend the hayridc and carol sing, be sure to dress warmly. If you need a quiet place to contemplate Christmas this year, the church will be open on Tuesday, December 15, from 6:30 till 8:00 p.m. No service, just music, possibly possibly some reading, but you don't have to take part in anything. Just be there if it will help. The Sunday before Christmas is the Christmas Pageant at regular worship time; then in the evening Enniskillen and Tyrone combine to present a larger pageant pageant at Tyrone Community Centre at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Re-Building Tools Students from Durham Christian Secondary School spent the past few weeks collecting much-needed supplies for people in Honduras, The supplies will he sent via an organization called "Friends of Honduran Children" in Peterborough and will he shipped through CFB Trenton, Loading the donated goods are DCSS students Mike Vniulerhcrbcrg, Darren Hnmeliuek, Jared Wilms, Tony Sinits, Nathan Sulioor, and Shawn Vnnandel. HOME SWEET HOME - The Bowmanville Nursery School moved back to its Beech Avenue home this month, after several months at an alternate location while renovations to the former Lions Centre were taking place. The Nursery School is located on the upper floor of the new Clarington Older Adults' Centre. Older Adults and Nursery School Share Bowmanville Building by Jennifer Somerscales Bowmanville High School Co-op Student The Bowmanville Nursery School has finally moved back to its original home. The school had been running for over fifty years in the building known as the Lions Centre, but in February of last year, the school was forced to move to a temporary location until the renovations were completed at the former former Lions Centre. Now, the nursery school has been up and running since November in the upstairs area of the new Beech Centre, sharing the building with the seniors, who have a centre down below. Christine Goad, a teacher at the school for over 26 years, expressed her delight over the changes. "There was a real joint effort to produce this area for the kids. The Lions Club helped with all the decorating and the town helped with painting the walls and sanding down the floors." Being situated in the same building as the older adults, there comes the chance to bring the two groups together. together. Goad hopes her classes will be aille to perform their songs for the seniors and she is looking forward to sharing their talent. "I am delighted to be back. We feel it's a real advantage to share the building with the seniors, since we can each benefit from the interaction." The Nursery School holds classes in both the morning and afternoon, each consisting of 24 children. Four people are on staff at the moment, including one involved with the care of kids with special needs. Learning is the main goal of the school and many things are taught through interaction. Free play begins the first hour of school, where the development of motor skills is extremely encouraged. The children also learn through singing, reading and conversation. The idea behind the set up of the activities is that the kids learn while playing and having fun. Field trips are also included each month to places like the apple orchard, sheep farm and the pumpkin patch. The Bowmanville Nursery School takes children from ages two and a half to four or five, but the waiting list to register is a long one. y Christmas Pageant December 20th Enniskillen News by Betty Wright On Sunday, December 13th White Gift Sunday will be observed. Join us for a service of singing, giving, sharing and preparing. preparing. We will turn our attention attention to those less fortunate. Help us share Christmas with the whole community at 9:30 a.m. On Sunday, December 20th, join us for our musical musical Christmas Pageant. Familiar tunes, new words and lots of smiles as the children of the Sunday School share the Christmas story. It includes worship and fun for the whole family. On Sunday, December 13th at 5:30 p.m. there will be a pot luck dinner, hayridc and carol sing at Tyrone Church. Also on December 15th from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Tyrone Church will be open. There will be soft music playing, a little bit of scripture read, but no formal service. You are invited to stop in for a lew minutes and pray, or listen or just be...and know that God is near. Jesus was born for you. Think of it as a quiet, peaceful open house. A Community Musical Christmas Pageant written by Denise Walker and Norm Scli presented by the Sunday Schools of Enniskillen and Tyrone United Churches is coming coming soon. We will have songs, we will laugh and hear the Christmas story told as if for the very first lime on Sunday, December 20th at 6:30 p.m. at the Tyrone Community Centre, On Saturday, December 12, Tyrone Choir Christmas Concert "Upon a Midnight Clear", a concert concert by Nancy Chisling, 7:30 p.m. at Tyrone Church. Last weekend a number of people from the area attended the General Motors Choir Christmas Concert at Eastdale Collegiate. The Scugog Choral Society presented a concert concert entitled A Christmas Carol. A number of people from the area attended these concerts. The pot luck Christmas party at Enfield was enjoyed by all. The winner of the quilt was Betty Stapler from Descronto. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jacobs on the birth of their new baby bundle of blue, born on Sunday. Enniskillen P.S. News This has been a busy month at the school. Teachers have been meeting with parents about student progress which has been reported using the new provincial report card. Our concerts are coming up on December 14 and 15 at 9:30 a.m. for the kindergarten kindergarten classes, and December 15 at 1:15 and 7:00 p.m, for grades 1-6. The school council is raising money through a raffle. A large display of items is featured which appeal to young and old and tickets are on sale at concert time. The draws will be held during the last concert, with winners announced at the end. Thanks to all who have contributed items, time and energy to making this event a success. We are looking for local businesses who might like to display some of our student artwork. The school council has purchased lovely frames and work will be matted for a quality presentation. If you are interested in displaying displaying some work for a month or so in a public place, please call the school at 263-2970 and speak to the principal Cheryl Brown. Wishing the' Enniskillen community a safe and happy holiday season! You arc invited to visit Enniskillen Public School for their annual Christmas Raffle. The donations are always generous, some arc Christmas things and sonic arc for children. The raffle is open on Friday, December 11th, Monday, December 14 and Tuesday, December 15. You will be called if you are a winner. If you can't visit the school hut would like tickets tickets call Sonya Pratt at 263- 2661. Your support is greatly appreciated. GM Helps United Way Oshawa Truck Assembly Centre director director of personnel, Joe Pieehoeki, recently sacrificed a full head of hair on behalf of the United Way after he let it he known that if truck plant employees could raise $3,000 he would he prepared to have his head sheared. The truckers rose to the challenge and, in view of a large section of the workforce, workforce, Joe submitted lo the hair-cutters' shears - and the Oshawa-Whitby- Clarington United Way received its $3,000! Meanwhile, also in support of the United Way agencies in the Oshawa area, General Motors of Canada recently conducted conducted its second annual winter clothing drive. Over 300 winter garments were dry- cleaned at no charge by Carriage Trade Cleaners and are now being distributed. Last spring, GM of Canada employees donated over 4,000 pounds of summer clothing which was also dry-cleaned and distributed.