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6 The Canadian Statesman Bowmanville, December 6. 1978 Customeýrs Keep Hampton Guides Busy at Bazaar Hampton Guides Noreen Hurst and Honey Parfitt hold up some of the items they have for sale. -On Thursday evening, the lst Hampton Guide Company held a bazaar in the Community Hall, attended by a large number of parents and friends. Here, Canada Cord winner Beth Hill is demonstrating some of the articles to Steven Cor well and Mark Hill. pli" power-takeoff. Ris leg bad to au M9N be amputated above the knee M-IJ Iý 1 pand bis hip bone is fractured in o Y JLO O ILthree places. There are rum- ours going that Murray also The date of the Kinsman Claus is for the children of tbe Murray Porter of Ballyduff bad an arma amputated but fi- -_ I. enfiîî etuinQin nf uî v±cu.q k. i -R -,- I MJO ± maiq it aJ.l. -nse ru ous ar ii- and will be held from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. From 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. public skating will be provided for ail by the Pontypool Chamber of Commerce. CubOChristmas Partyi the Manvers Community Centre is Sunday. December l7th. In last week's column I erred by saying it was on the l6th. The party with treats and Santa I 233King St. E. I.t. E. For Christmas, Wedgwood Christmas plate captures the pride of London for you, in beautif ul jasper. This superb bas relief gives you f amecd Whitehall, complete in every detai! down to hclmeted Horse Cinard ý. A traditional Rick-.aby's 27 King St. Wesý Lindsay, following a serious farm accident last Thursday. Murray was operating a corn-cutting machine and got his right leg caught in the ntroduce ti :oou r 1 arn pleased to be back to serve ail my friends and customers. Please cali or drop in. ,We stili have appoint-. m ent openings for Christmas- and New Year's. Gift certificOates are available Un any stylisis we can serve you 623-29: 31 p pppn a ~ - p mug. also in jasper, echoes the, theme. And, for loyers of fine glass, Wedgwood has a shining paper-weight, etched with the Magi Christmas scene. Wedgwood. For over two centuries, the craftsmen for Christmas Collectors. Limited Bowmanvilte Telephone 623-5556 Murray is in good spirits and knowing Murray, in spite of bis handicap, he will make the best of bis very unfortunate accident.. Mrs. Roy Cocbrane also had an accident this, past week. She fell at home, breaking her collarbone. She is in hospital in Bowmanville. We trust that ber recovery will not be too' painful. Last Sunday was Awards Day for the Sunday School children. Certificates, pins and bars were given out for attendance. Girls and boys receiving awards were - Alice Anderson 12 yr., Kim Medd 10 yr., Dwayne Medd 8 yr., Melissa Dunford 6 yr., Darcy VanderVeen, Chris Dunford, Karen Medd 5 yr., John Anderson 4 yr., Neil Anderson, Denise Brown, Louise Toma 3 yr., Robin Fisk, Christina Sytnyk, Christopher Turner, Lisa Hamilton, Paula Bryant, Kevin Bryant, Andrew Smales, Kathleen Smales and John Smales 1 yr. Sunday School Superintendent Violet Anderson spoke a few words of praise for those children wbo make a point of attending their Sunday School classes regularly, for the faithful teachers and for the Sunday School treasurer, Mrs. Frank Stacey. Mrs. Doug Pingle, is on crutches following a tumble in the store on Saturday night. Chris and, Doug, are in the midst of re-arranging their store's interior and some sbelving fell on Chris injuring her knee. Congratulations to Helen Brown and Gene Erickson on their recent engagement. On Wednesday Helen received a beautiful solitaire and since then has been floating on Cloud Nine. David, Deana, Andrew,' Kathleen and John Smales left for Tennessee last Tuesday morning. Kathleen was a member of a cousin's wedding party on the weekend. Tbey are expected back later this week. Eight tables of euchre were played in Ballyduff on Friday night. Winners were Anita Brown, Ina Palmer, Mabel Preston, Norman Brown, Ken McKenzie, Wilfred Beggs and Lloyd Fallis. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Forrest spent the past weekend with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Johnston and family visited with rela- tives in Gananoque over the weekend. Get well wishes are extend- ed to Robert Read who is a patient in Civic Hospital, Peterborough. High bowlers in the Ladies Bowling League on Monday were Beulah Robinson 192 and Sharon Bailey 189. High doubles were Beulah witb 341 and Hilda Bigelow witb 338. On Friday nigbt in the Manvers Mens Hockey League Yelverton defeated Pontypool 2 to 1 and Peter- borough over Janetville 8 to 3. This Friday night ît's Ponty- pool and Peterborough at 8 p.m. with Janetville versus Yelverton at 9:30. Elizalbethville Churcb services were held as usual. Rev. W. Kennedy was with us. Mrs. Carof sang a solo. Next Sunday, Rev. Kennedy will be with us again. t will be white gif t service at 9:15, both Sunday Schools, Elizabeth- ville and Garden Hill partici- pating. Elizabethville Sunday Scbool will have a pot luck supper and Christmas tree in the evening of the Ith. On Thursday the Campbell- croft Senior Citizens gathered of working at Mr. and Mrs. M. Gardiner's home, played games and planned a turkey dinner for the 7th. About 15 attended. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrili had Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott and Mr. and Mrs. E. Robinson for tea on Sunday night. Sorry to hear that Mr. and Mrs. Ken Clark's house on the Newtonville Road wasý burned on Saturday at noon., Most people spent the stormy Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer had Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mercer on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler had Mr. and Mrs. H. Newson, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. C. Yarrow;- Mr. and Mrs. R. Russell, Belleville for a Christmas dinner on Sunday. Miss Diane Beatty, Toronto was home Thursday and Friday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrili attended the Warden's Banquet held in Cobourg on Wednesday evening. Our corner store opened on Sunday. They have a real nice store witb good grocery selec- tion, Christmas gifts, cards, etc. on display. Not as many were out tosbop as expected due to the bad weather. They plan a special opening sale in January., Callers at Mr. and 'Mrs. C. Beatty this past week were Mrs. B. Wheeler, Mrs. J. Yaremo and Bethanne, and Mrs. H. Muldrew. Mr. Ross Scott and Mr. Ross Muldrew called on Mr. and Mrs. H. Muldrew on Sunday. Mrs. Geo. Palmerý was in hospital last week baving an operation on her feet, she is home again. Attentimon nts, Uncles, with children. ai your specialty loy store THE 43 King Street West Bowmanville 623-6266 Th e sta f and management of Artistic Barber and Beauty Salon wish a Me rry Christmas to ail their f riends anýl customers! We are proud to 1 staff Trudy Russell. amount. Witý 6 hair better and f as ter. Artistic ýBarber & Beauty Salon WVedgwood Wedgwood London'Pride Grand parients!, W..e specially thought of you this year when we were selecting our Christmas stock. We selected a great variety of reasonably.priced toys which, we hope, wiII solve some of your gi1f t problems. AND If you're flot sure what loy wiII suit the child, please ask our staff and they wILl be glad to make suggestions ... suggestions based on many y ears I.-