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On Thursday, December 18th, 1975, the Grade Eight students in Mr. Murphy's class, from St. Joseph's in Bowmanville, had a big Christmas party for the stu- dents of the Simcoe Hall Grippled Children's School in Oshawa. This marked the conclusion of the program during which they had been working with these children, visiting and helping them in their classrooms. The Grade three students also performed for the children by singing and giving a demonstration of square dancing. In the annual Spring Flower Show held in the spacious Automotive Building at the C.N.E. grounds in Toronto, from March 10th to March 14th, there will be on display four acres of gardens, large and small, for apartment balconies, spring, greenhouse, and indoor, vegetables, herbs, a wild-flower wood and child- ren's gardens. WordsFor The World 4 4 As the babe is born into the light of this physical world, so must the intellectual man be born into the light of the world of divinity. BAHA'l Writings Further Information % P.(). Box 36 Arthur A. Drummond has donated to the Robert McLau- ghlin Gallery an oil painting entitled "The Road to the Lookout", at Huntsville. Painted by Mr. Drummond, it is a 22.6 x 30.4 cm on canvas board. We congratulate G. Carter, A. Hellam, H. Potter and A. Samells on reaching the 35 year milestone of service with Goodyear Canada, Bowman- ville. Completing 30 years service are A. Jakeman, C. Piper and T. Scott. 15 years - J. Goode and H. Martyn, Bowmanville. The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education has granted, so far this year, 22 students early leave from school. Six applications were turned down. A Collection of Canadian Christmas cards by noted artists such as Casson, Krieg- hoff, Pullen, Bush and Fisher, will be on display at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery from December 17th to Jan- uary 4th. We heard recently of a reader who called an area bookstore and asked the clerk if the store carried a certain book. Was it fiction or non- fiction, the clerk demanded before asking the name of the book. "I hope it's fiction," the caller said. "I'm planning a trip to Florida." The book, of course, was Jaws. Winners of the Lions Club N.H.L. Hockey tickets for January are Ace Richards, W. Townsley, Bob Preston, John Lockhart, Bill Neil, Al Brock, Bowmanville Pentecostal Church 75 LIBERTY STREET SOUTH Sunday Services 9:55 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. ..........Sunday School ........Worship Service ... Evangelistic Service Mid Week Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Youth Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Bible Study A Welcome for You in a Friendly Church ,St. John's Anglican Church Rev. Thomas Gracie Temperance St. South of King St. Christmas Services CHRISTMAS EVE 7:30p.m. - Family Services Carols and Lessons 11:00 p.m. - Carol Singing 11:30 p.m. - Candlelight Communion CHRISTMAS DAY 10:00 a.m. - Holy Communion (Family Service) DECEMBER 28 8:00 a.m. - Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. - Holy Communion Wednesday, December 24, 7:00 p. m. CHRISTMAS EVE CAROL and CANDLELIGHT SERVICE C.G. I.T. members will be assisting Madeline Merkley, guest soloist Special numbers by the choir Jack and Jill Club members will provide Nursery Service Please Corne and Bring a Friend. A BLESSED AND JOYOUS CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28,1975 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES 10:00a.m. -Adult,in Upper Room 10:00 a.m. - Classes for aIl ages, 9 and up 11:00 a.m. -Nursery Baby Care, Toddlers and Kindergarten 11:15 a.m. - Primary Dept. ages 4 to 8 1la.m.- WORSHIP SERVICE Reception of New Members A Warn Welcome for Everyone Bible Study Group and Explorers will not meet until Wednesday, Jan. 7th. Sunday, January 4, Communion Service Items ofInterest Phone 623-3303 Fred Smith and G. Stephens. For the Toros, J. Sinclair, M. Borutski, L. Woolner, J. Jenkins. Retiring from Goodyear Canada, Bowmanville are B. Fogg with 32 years service, J. C. Potts, with 28 years, and W. Barraball with 27 years. Mel Downs, former Orono, Hydro manager, has moved to the Heritage Lodge in Bramp- ton, a recently completed senior citizens home. Mel thinks its the best in Canada and feels anyone interested in locating in such a develop- ment should take a look. A day-long seminar at Durham College will have Ontario Ombudsman Arthur Maloney speaking about the new office, and receiving complaints, MPP Doug Mof- fatt announced yesterday. Mr. Maloney and his staff will meet with students of the College an afternoon in Jan- uary, and the general public will be received at night. The final details have yet to be decided. Mr. Maloney is an officer 6f the Ontario legisla- ture who represents indivi- duals and organizations who are involved in disputes with the province, or with provin- cial agencies. CHERRY 'N NUT CHEWS 1 cup butter or margarine 112 cups lightly packed brown sugar 2 eggs 1 tablespoon vanilla 4 cups prepared biscuit mix 1 cup chopped candied cher- ries 1 cup chopped walnuts Preheat ovento375 degrees Fahrenheit. Thoroughly grease two 10 x 15 x 1-inch jelly roll pans. Cream butter and brown sugar until fluffy. Beat in eggs and vanilla. Stir in prepared biscuit mix, cherries and nuts. Spread in prepared pans. Bake in preheated 375 de- grees Fahrenheit oven for 15 to 20 minutes, or until golden brown. Makes eight dozen squares. Bowmanville Recreation Faith Baptist Church 419 Brock St. N. Whitby Wateh Next Week's Paper for Announeement of our New Year's Al Night Telecast on Cable 6, Oshawa. Cable TV6 Telecast (Voice of Faith) 4th Sunday each month at 9:00 p.m. St. Paul's United Church Minister Rev. N. E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M. Div. Organist: Gerald K. Burgess SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28th 11:00a.m. THE OTHER SIDE OF CHRISTMAS Nursery for Pre-school Children at both Services NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Dancing, Games, Refreshments Fun for the Whole Family Reserve Your Tickets Now Phone the Church Secretary Mrs. David Bowen 623-5701 Dec. 25th Whose birthday is it? 7 Keep Christ in Christmas Bowmanvi lie Knights of Columbus We take it as forgranted that God wi 11 have ti me for us, as we do that we have none for him." (Thomas Merton) opening exercises with an article on "Fear" and a Christmas poem and prayer. A letter from the deanery was read stating each branch was required to pay the fee of two dollars, whether they were represented at the meet- ing or not. A questionnaire from the deanery meeting was answered and we favored a workshop for February 25th. The "task-force director", Department has been a very busy place recently. Along with all its regular activities last week they presented the Tap and Ballet Christmas Review in Bowmanville Town Hall on Wednesday, and on Thursday held a squirt funda- mental hockey school for 5 and 6 year olds. Cobourg has started on,. campaign to raise $200,000 for a second ice ad. The commit- tee has until March to raise that amount which will then entitle them to an estimated $450,000 in contributions from council and Wintario. The editor and staff were please to receive a Christmas greeting card from Allan Lawrence, Q.C., M P., and his wife Moira, this week. The drawing on the card was done by a talented Port Hope artist, Kathryn McHolm, and is of St. Paul's~Chapel, at the Anglican Cemetery, Fourth Concession of Cavan Township and built in 1833. We,were happy to interview two young ladies from Bow- manville High School who were interested in information or research on employment at the Statesman. Once again opportunities are numerous for those with good spelling and English and most of all, ambition and interest. A $2,000 Wintario grant is being made to the Kisil Fuels Minor-Major Bantam Hockey Teams in Oshawa for travel expenses to a Winnipeg invita- tional Hockey tournament, Culture and Recreation Mini- ster Robert Welch said today. The Kisil Fuels Hockey tean will field two separate squads during the Winnipeg Tourna- ment December 26 to 31. The money will be used to help fly 34 boys with their coaches to Winnipeg. CIRCUS 1976, the non-profit organization which initiated the concept and implementa- tion of an Ontario Cultural Olympics Celebration has been compelled to wind up its operation at the year end. Representatives of the 20 provincial arts and sports Mrs. Marion Wood, asked tha organizations who make up resource skills be made avail the governing body of CIRCUS able more conveniently for ai 1976 voted unanimously at its branches. recent general meeting to The officers for 1976 for th dissolve the organization ef- A.C.W. were installed b fective December 31 1975. The acclamation and are as fo Committee arrived at its lows: President, Mrs. Rene decision after experiencing Smelt; Recording-Secretary more than a year of frustra- Mrs. Belle Smith; Treasurer tion in trying to understand Mrs. Loraine Smith; Corres the Ontario Government's ponding Secretary, Mrs. Rene position on the CulturalOlym- melt Supply Agent, Mrs pics. Specific reasons for the Vera Smith; Social Convenor* dissolution have been given in Mrs. Marion Wood; Devotion writing to the Honourable are to be shared by the group Robert Welch, Minister of A report of the years Culture and Recreation, and activities will be sent to Mrs include lack of time, lack of McAlway, the deanery secre money and a lack of coopera- tary. tion from within the Ministry It is requested that anyone and the Government. having Monarch or Purity Well known radio, television flour coupons give them t and ublic relations personal- Mrs. Vera Smith for "Cash foi ity, eter Head, has accepted Your Cause", as a means o an appointment as Supervisor raising funds for the group of Information in The Metro- A.C.W. 'will appreciate your politan Toronto and Region co-operation very much. Conservation Authority. His It was decided to givea office will be located in the donation from the A.C.W. t Authority's administration further the work of the coming building at 5 Shoreham Drive "Crusade for Living". in Downsview. Besides doing A donation will be given to his popular "Ask Peter Head" the wardens to be used t program for Radio Station repair the belfry of the churci CFRB (which he will continue and a cat mat for the front while carrying out his new hallway. duties), Mr. Head has been As a request from the choi employed for the past year as guild, aloan will be presented a public relations consultant to enable them to purchase to the Ministry of Natural new choir gowns. Resources of Ontario. For 12 The next meeting will be years he was also administra- held at the home of Mrs. Vera tor of the Ontario Travel Smith on the 3rd Monday in Centre at Barrie. During this January. time be hosted and produced a Plates of cookies and jam variety of programs for CKVR were.prepared for the thirteen television station at Barrie. shut-ins of the parish. A Federal Government grant for $7,505, awarded to a OPP Report group of retired people in Bowmanville, was announced With the Christmas season today by Health and Welfare fast approaching, some per- Minister Marc Lalonde. Ty- sons will be on the prowl while rone Euchre Club, R.R. 5, will you are enjoying the festivi- use the grant to establish a ties. The Ontario Provincial program of craft and recrea- Police have a few crime tional activities that includes prevention tips to help make shuffleboard, quilting, carpet sure that you do not lose in a bowling, games and oil paint- Christmas rip-off. ing. The grant, awarded under Remember, out of sight -- the governments New Hori- out of mind. Put your Christ- zons program is part of a total mas shopping in the trunk of of 164, involving 12,589 people, your car, and lock your car iven to similar groups across while you shop. anda. Since New Horizons was introduced in 1972, a total M of 4,933 projects have been Y funded for $28,191,907.a Several chorusters f rum this area performed in the opera- drama "Amahl and the Night Visitors" presented twice on Saturday, December 20th at .1. O'Neill Collegiate. Kathleen Eyman, Mark Munday, John Crookshank, John Sheridan and Murray Cooke were among those who participat- ed in the chorus of shepherds for the production by the Oshawa Lyric Players BET HANY A Mrs. Ina Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Smith visited with Miss Florence Smith at the Golden Plough Lodge in Cobourg on Tuesday after- noon. Grandview School held their lTo a ?l hiS creatures,9 annual upper and lower floor gret and sma Christmas concerts this week greaceM with a packed gym fpr both daff. performances. The students Mary Connors - are now out of school for Marie Dunlop holidays and will return on of January 5th.da9 Myfamily and Iwould likeg to wish EVERYONE a very M Merry Christmas and a pros- perous and happy New Year. The A.C.W. of St. Paul's, Bethany met at the home of 48 King St. E. Mrs. Belle Smith for a y Bowmanville luncheon meeting. Mrs. Rene Smelt gave the Tis the season t ejolly! Here's file o ir 'he very bestl Bae ho R PILLE The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 24, 1975 7 t l-e S- ie ,* i ,S - le sY .0 sr .f ýo r0 r a o g o t r G-reetings at, C-hristmas and Maythe.New Year Bring you Every Joy and Hoppiness. Garnet B. Rickard Mayor of the Municipality of Newcastle à ~~REETflGS We have appreciated your patronage in the past, and we hope that we can continue to serve you in the future. from the Staff at VIRGINIA FRIED CHICKEN Treai Your Faiiily Like ou 1969 TRADEMARK THE MARY BROWN CORP RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 75½ King St. E. Bowmanville Next to lG.A. Open Christmas Eve 'til 7:00 p.m. Closed Christmas Day Open Boxing Day 'til 7:00 p.m. Open New Year's Eve 'til 1:00Oa.m. Open New Year's Day 'tii7:00 p.m. Many homes are laden with expensive Christmas gifts. Protect them. If you are away from home over the holidays, leave one or two inside lights on. Before you go out, make sure you lock all of the doors and windows, and have a neighbor keep a close eye on your home. Every woman's purse is a gold mine at Christmas. Ladies! You too can practise crime prevention. Keep your purse with you all of the time. Do not leave it on store counters, or in shopping carts where it can easily be stolen. You have to keep a tight hold on the purse strings in more ways than one -- hold onto it tightly, and do not let it hang open. The Ontario Provincial Police extends Season's Greet- ings. We hope that you have a very safe and happy Christ- mas. k e prescribe good times, goodfriends good cher for al our friends. Thank you for your trust and confidence From the Management and Staff of MCregor Drugs 5 King St. W. Bowmanville