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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 22, 1 976 7 Delta Faucet Mîdgets Drop, C'-'elebrate Christmas at the Church of Your ýChoice Merry Christmas to Ail. Mrs. Nora Featherstone- Haugli, Calgary, is spending two weeks with her sister and family, Mrs. C.W. Downey. The Art Gallery of Cobourg wiii open its new guarters in Victoria Hall on January 7, tary General of National Museums of Canada, will open the new gallery at 8:30 p.m., Friday, January 7, 1977. All members and friends of the Gallery are invited to be present for this long-awaited OOOOci Merry Christmacs to alil Our friends! We hope your holidcays abound with happiness. ïï f rom Residents and Staff Suinset Lodge 106 CHURCH STREET CHRISTMAS EVE FAMILY SERVICE will be presenied by C.G.I.T. Nursery Care by Jack and Jili Club May the Blessings ot a joyous Christmas be Yours SU.NDAY, DECEMBER26 Sunday Schooi Classes for Ail Ages 10 a.m. - 9years and up il arn. - Toddlers and NurseryCr 11: 15 a.m. .4 to 8-vear-oldsCr Treasure Hunt Club meets Jan. 9th Confirmation CiaSsswill meet on Jan. 9th 11 a.1m. -WORSHIP SERVICE "Broken Toys"l A Warmn Weicome for Everyone Jan. 23 - Annual Congregational Meeting Pentecostal gChurch 75 LIBERTY STREET SOUTHI Sunday Srvices 9:55 a.m .......... Sunday School 1 1:00 a.m....... Worship Service 7:00 p.m.. Evangelistic Service Mid Week Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Youth Meeting Wed nesda y, 7: 30 p. m. Bible Study A Welcome for You In a Friendly Church Merry Christ-Massi f rom the people of ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURC- who invite yeu ta the Christmas Eve Serv ices 7:30 p.m. Familv Comfmu nion (with Carols & Christmas Story)' 1: 30 p. m. Ca ndi1-e-light Communion (Carol Sing from 11:00- 11:30 p.m,) Christmas Day î0:00a.m. FAMILY CHRISTMAS COMMUNION Sunday December 26th St. Stephen's Day 8:00 a.m. HoIy Communion 11:00 a.m. Hoiy Communion (Special Christmas Music) -We welcome you in the name of aur Lord" Rev. Tom Gracie, Rector' Mr. Len Pridie Peuples Warden ~MMr.IIuton Rectors Warden. Items of Interest Phone 623-3303 TODAYS BIBLE Every valley shall be ifted, and every moun- tain and hilI shall be brought 10W; and the crooked shahl be made straight, and the roug'h ways shall be made smooth. And Ail Flesh shall see the salvation of GOD. St. Luke 3:5 & 6 BELIEVE ON HlM Please write Box, 111 Blackstock, Ontario The Baha'i Cause "S trive ye that the darkness miay be utterly dispelled, the Hidden Mystery revealed and the realities of things made manifest." - Baha'ullah In interested-Box 36, Bowmalnville.. event, to share in the celebra- tions as a new chapter in the life of the Gall 'ery begins and as we are welcomed into affiliate status with National Museums of Canada as a "National Exhibition Centre." A public affairs television special on children with learn- ing disabilities "The Puzzle Children" will be carried on the Global Television Net- work, on Sunday, December 26th at 4 p.m. The following new members were received on Certificate of Transfer during the morn- ing service at Trinity United Churc on Dec. 19: Mr. James B. Byers, Mrs. Rena Fisk, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Montpetit, Mrs. Nancy Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowe, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Simser and wel- comed by Rev. John Peters. The social hour in church hall following c1burch service was convened by six members from the Session: Leslie Coombes, Robert Hendry, Stan MeMurter, L, MacDou- gai, Russell Oke, Rex Walters. Creation of the first Christ- mas creche is attributed to St. Francis of Assîssi. In 1223, he used a creche scene to more vividly illustrate the birth of Christ for the peasants attend- ing Mass. The Christmas creche is part of, the festive season in many countries today. The creche is displayed in ail forms from a simple under the tree scene to live Nativity pageants enacted with reai people and animais, in elaborate costumes and settings. The Visuai Arts Centre of Newcastle is researching the historyof its home base, the Cream of Bariey Miil, in Bowmanviiie. Anyone who might have old Photos of the miii, stories about it or its owners, or even perhaps an oid box of Cream of Bariey is asked to contact Bill Humber at 623-2872 or write to him at 15 Beech Avenue, Bowmanvilie. The Centre intends to produce a bookiet on the miii as part of its plans to restore the building., In case you wer e the iucky recipient of a micro-wave oven for Christmas here is a recipe for you to try. Micro- wave Scrambied Eggs, one serving. 1 to- 2 teaspoons butter, 2 eggs, 2 tablespoons water, dash of sait and pepper. Place butter in two- cup glass measuring cup, bowi, or lO-ounce custard cup. Mlicrowave on "cook" or "high" 30 seconds, or until melted. In same cup, combine eggs, water, and seasonings; beat iightiy with, a fork to combine yolks and whites. Microwave on "cook" or "high" 45 seconds. Eggs should be starting to puff up and set around the outside. Stir cooked egg toward centre. Microwave 45 seconds. Stir to mix cooked and uncooked egg. Cover with plastic wrap or foul and let stand 1 to 2 minutes, until cooked to the desired degree. Turn out onto warm plate and serve. A factor affecting cooking time is the temperature of eggs and water at start of cooking. Brigadier General James Arthur de Lalanne, C.B.E., MC., O.St.J.,E.D.,B.A.,C.A., of Montreal has been named by the Dominion Executive Council of The Royal Cana- dian Legion to succeed Major- General The Honourable George R. Pearkes, V.C., P.C.,CB.,D.S.O.,M.C., of Vic- toria as the Grand President of the Legion, effective Janu- ary 1, 1977. On December 29 and 30 Trent Regional Ballet Associ- ation presents Christmas Fes- tival of Dance at 2:30 p.m. in the Guildhall on Roger Street. The youth group presents excerpts from the Nutcracker Ballet and Pas des Patineurs. Tickets available at Trent Book Store. The Festival wili be presented at 2:30 p.m. on Decemrber 27 at the Academy Theatre in January, on the 28th at Cobourg C.V.I. and on the 3lst. at Campbellford Collegiate. We wish Mr. O.W. Rolph, of Orono, who has not been feeling up to par, lately, a speedy recovery and good health in '77. We hear via the grapevine that former mayor Des New- man of Whitby many contest the forthcoming election as chairman of the region, now held by Walter Beath. Elected by councillors of the region others considering the position are Alan Dewar, Oshawa, former councillor Allan Mc- Phail of Brock Township, and Pickering's Mayor George Ashe. Remember to send in .your Christmas visitors, student's home from university, holiday trips etc. to this column. Al you have to do is phone 623-3303. We'll write it up and publish for you. TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. Income Tax a nd Related Accounting Services 67 King St. East - Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario, LiC 1N4 Vl V" V May yor Christmas tree be gay with Sdecorations, and your home be V bright with warmth & Iaughter! f rom the Management and Staff of L"- Cliffcrest Cleaner-s V38 King St. E. Bowmanville Long Soult 'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Baker were Friday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Goble, Blackstock. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Baker, Burlington spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. G. Baker and accompan- ied Mr. and Mrs. G. Baker to Newcastle Saturday evening and attended the Charterways dance. Miss Grace Smith was a Sunday, supper guest of. Mr. and Mrs. J .C. Cook along with Mr. and Mrs. John Cook and girls, Hampton and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Crowelis and family, Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hall and Lisa. Janetviile visited the G. Bakers Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van- eykwere Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. De Mille, Bowmanville and Sun- day supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Penwarden and family. Club 50 ladies held their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Tom Wilcox with 8 members and 2 visitors present. Vice Pres. Mrs. G. Baker opened the meeting and conducted the business. Mrs. Joe Leavens read the Scrip- ture, foilowed by a Christmas Carol and Mrs. Wiicox gave the Devotional lighting three candles at different intervals during the Scripture. The January meeting will be held January il at the home of Mrs. Fred Janssens with Mrs. Janssens and Mrs. C. Penwar- den as program convenors. Gifts were exchanged and the meeting closed in the usual manner and a lovely lunch was served by the convenors. OBITUARY ALFRED . MortRIiS WOOTTON Alfred Morris Wootton, 75, a former president of Whitby junior hockey teams and a practising lawyer in Whitby since 1946, died at his home in Dunedin, Fia., Thursday. He had been iii for four days before his death. Mr. Wootton was aiso a member of the Whitby Rotary Club, Whitby Curling Club, a past-president of theOntario County Law Association and an honorary member of the Ajax Kinsmen Club. He was born in Owen Sound, attended Victoria College of the University of Toronto, wbere he received his Bache- lor of Arts degree. He also, attended McGill University, Queen's University, and Os- goode Hall. Mr. Wootton also received a Bachelor of Divinity degree and was an active United Church minister for 10 years in the Tyrone area before the Second World War. He enlist- ed in the army and served as a lieutenant with the Midland Regiment. He is survived by his wife (the former Grace Lillian Simmons), two sons John Wallace of, Whitby, Frank Morrison of Renfrew, two sisters, Mrs. Helen Robbins of Peterborough, Mrs. Jean Ma- haffy of Lake Baptiste, and six grandchildren. He rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel where service was held on Tuesday. Interment Glenwood Cerne- Lery, Picton. 1 to Port Perry Beat Port Hope Twîce The past week has seen the rz Delta Faucet Midgets dlaim V two victories from Port Hope and Pickering and drop a 5 decision to Port Perry. 6 On Sunday, Dec. 12, the Toros visited -Port Hope.t Bowmanville was unable to ice a goaltender but the Port V~ Hope team was generous enough to supply one. To his " credit the foreîgn goalie played a good game for the Toros helping them to an 8-3 victory. Captain Wayne Whiteman led the assault with three goals and Kevin Ward collected two. Singles went to Paul Fice, Mark Luxton and______ Mike Foster. ______ On Wednesday, Dec. 15, Bowmanville visited Picker- ing.' Toro goaltender Paul _______ Lavigne nîavecl an ~eellent game backing t 7-0 shut-out. Hi assisted him b muilifying the1 tack. Forwards1 Jim Broschak. man, Mark Luxl Gibbs collected whiie defenceme berry and Jim1 on blueline biasi On Saturday, Toros were ho. Perry at the Har Bowmanviiie dro ioss to this tean were outpiayed decision. The game is to foi aciously and to1 loose puck. The was evident as had very few chz Perry's end of th Dennis and Jim1 for the Toros. PBR TICIPaCT, Fit' .Iýss. ln vour heart vo f rom the Sta SFIowe M by Jack 162 King St Bowmamn Sap does flot rise and fali. It mnoves out towards the sur- face in the spring, in towards the center in the autumnn. fe Toros to a ~I~-* is teammates y repeatedly Pickering at- Va e n u a c ' WaJ rnesIWsiance ton and NickA agoal each Agency LYU. n Steve May- Braun scored Ugs t D~ec. 18, the U g yO o )me to PortV PLEASE BE CAREFUL rnpton Arena. n.edt Th Trost' m.pTeiTosthr NOT CARELESS in the 4-2 ttsHldySao Port Perry t1î olaySno Se check ten hustie'on the 24 King St. . Bowmanville j effectiveness BowmanviiieV Telephone 623-4406 iances in Port e rink. Brian Braun scored VV V '/017 NV mu knw ifsrigV 2eV '...ur Christmaîs, 1 I prescription for you includes daily doses ofV health and happiness.V We've enjoyed serving V you and extend sincere V àV apprecat. raf V V from thie Staff otV mon HM cGrego rDrg t. E. VV ville 5 King St.W. Bowmanville Ai e Godes fVieie brookdale-kingsway It. 150 Duke St. 'Bowmanville 623-3345 The Ladies Au xiiiary to'the Royai Canadian Le gion Branch, 178 heid their annual Christmas party on Sunday night, with the maie members of the branch doing the serving. A delileous Virginia ham dinner was prepared by Darreli Hunt who inherited the chef 's job from his father, Seth. Whiie the men were washing the dishes and cieaning up Auxiiiary President Nyhi Sheehan asked Branch President Stan Dunn to take off his apron and corne into the hall Where she presented the braneh with a cheque for $1,000 from the Auxiliary Sports fund. President Dunn expressed his surprise and appreciation of the gif t that wiii go into the building fund. Dunwoodco Limited TrsteIn Bankruptcy 146 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa Phone 576-3430 - P.O. Box 516 St, Paul's United Church (Church and Silver St.) Rev.N.E, Minister Organist: Gerald K. Burgess Farnily Candlelight Service, Sunday, Dec. 26. il a.rn. Giving and Receiving New Year's Eve Party Fun for the whole fa mi y Dancing, Games, Refreshments A limited number of tickets availab le from the Church Secretarv Mrs. David Bowefl 623-5701