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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 5, 1979 5 Temperance at Queen 8:00 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION 11:00 anm. MORNING PRAYER Wed. 9:30 a.m. Midweek HoIy Communion and Iaylng on of hands. Nursery Care and Sunday School Arendeacon Associais tom Gracie Rev. B. Flynn 35 Division St. Capt. & Mrs. D. Lewis Sunday 11:00 a.m. FAMILY WORSHIP 7:00 p.m. "MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB" A Christmas Musical presented by our Puppet Team and singing company The Christmas Story As ToId By The Animais * fnttb ud MINISTER Rev. N.E. Schamerhorfl, B.A., M. Div. ORGANIST: Mr. D. Deweii CHURCH SECRETARY: Lola Bowen - 623-5701 Sunday, December 9, 1979 WHITE GIFT SERVICE presented by the staff and students of the Sunday Sohool Monday, December 24 7:00 p. m. CHRISTM AS EVE FAMI1LY SERVICE NEW YEAR'S EVE FAMILY DANCE PARTY Dancing - Gamnes - Hats - Noisemnakers Balloons - Buffet Meal Tickets Singles - $3.00 - Familles - $8.00 may be secured at church or phone Allanah Cales 623-2136 1Congratulations to Mr. and 26, in the Senate Roomi Mrs. Robert Bickle, who Bowmanville Library. celebrated their 25th wedding men and six women anniversary on Saturday, present when chairpe December 1, 1979. A surprise of various comm party was held at the were allotted. The Centennial Hall, Bowmanviile meeting Will be held the for the popular couples, many Wednesday in January, friends and relatives. basement at the library, an evening of slides w The' executiVe board of presented. Ail gardi Bowmanville Hotictltural indoor or outdoor Society held the first meeting welcome., of the coming year, 1980, on Monday evening, November The Rweet AdelinE AiENUR Church at Division St. C1 Sunday School Classes 10 a.m. -Grades 4 to8 - il a.m. - 3 yr. olds - 11:10 - 4 yeairs to Grade 3 . .Sunday, December 9, 1979 1lam WORSHIP SERVICE 'pre-Christmas Serias:1 "REALLY DIFFEREN T" New Members wIl be welcomned f rom Aduit Seminarand on transf or. Nursery Care Provided ÀAWARM WELCOME FOR EVERYONE 1:30 p.m. - Conf irmation Class Holp Save Energy by USING THE CENTRE DOOR du ring the cold weather 80O'CLOCK, SUNDA Y, DECEMBER 9 Trinity Choir wilII resent The Messiah (Part assisted by Bowmanville High Schooi Wind Ensemble; conducted by Lynda Shewchuk Solo/s ts-: Rosemary Merkley, Joanne Crookshank, Ross Metcaît, Ross Cotton Tickets from Ch-urch Office, Choir Members, Councili SUNDA Y, DECEMBER 16 il arnm. - White G/ff Service Evening C. G.I. T. Ves Servi Items of of the Oshawa will be presenting *Six "Pete's Dragon" and the were Croft Brothers will present )ersons Barber Shop and Folk Music rittees at Eastdale'Collegiate next first weekend. For information on [e third time anddates, phone 576-8738 lai the or 987-4993. This performance iwhen will be in keeping witb the will be International Year of the leners, Cbild. _____ are One Pa-rent Families' Association of Canada is es~ pleased to announce the appointment of Barry L. f[ Evans, B.A., LL.B., of Evans & Bagg law office la Whitby, Ontario as National Legai Advisor replacing Alan L. Ford of Toronto, Ontario. Mr. Evans is an elected member of Whitby Town Council and bas lectured on Family Law la Durham Region., He is presently practising in the, field of Family Law, Litigation and Corporate matter s. 1138 Mrs. Neilie Deeley bas just returned from a trip to Bermuda. Tonîght, (Wednesday), the Waverley Public School will be officially opened by Dr. Bette Stephensen and other invited guests. Dr. Stephenson is the guest speaker. It will be worth your time to hear ber and to, see this well planned new concept of a newly built school. On Saturday, December 8, from 10: 30 - 12, at Kirby Public Scbool a 4-H Home- making Achievement Day will be held, and on Tuesday, 1) December il, from 1:30 - 3:30 an Indoor Gardening Summary Day Program wilI be held «at the Orono Recreational CentreArena. lor Lt as noted witb regret that the Oshawa Symphony sfer Association Dream Auction vice had to be postponed - indefinitely because of lack of * attendance. About 30 turned out for tbe event. la other years, phone calîs were taken on tbe various 'items to be auctioned. Many valuable prizes were offered including a "Citation" car by G.M., trips etc. Hopefully, another date can be found soon. Over the past five years, Pontypool On Wednesday night, November 28tb, Brownie enrolment was held in Ponty- pool Comfmunity Centre. Over tbirty parents attended when the' following girls were enrolled - Carol Armitage, Shelley Cail, Melanie Casha, Carnie Lynn Chailice, Carlene Jenkins, Lisa Hamilton, Shannon Hartwig, Cberyl Harwood, Kerri Kovack, Kim Kovack, Jennifer Maahs, Angela Reid and Toby Wood. There are twenty-five local Brownies ia the group altogether. Thanks is extend- ed f0 Luella Cail for the tasty lunch served following the enrolment. We send gef-well wishes to Mrs. Mary Brown wbo had surgery recently and is a patient in Oshawa Hospital. A warm welcome is given to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kissel wbo *moved into the former Nimigon home on Saturday. We understand Mr. Kissel is a teacher in the Gen. Vanier Secondary School in Oshawa Parish. Kay Beggs and Dianne Porter spent a couple of days last week in Port Elgin wif h Jim, Norma, Crystal and Sfacv Bewe's a achieved -this is none this ae. Eventuaily, willl be sean how brlght the candies of harmony wlll brInheassemblage of man. For Information - Box 36, Bowmanvllle. Brooklin Horticultural Society Holds Potluck and, Awards Night As befits the festive season, Good Food and Good Will were in abundance at the Annual Pot Luck Supper and Awards Night, held b y the Brooklin Horticultural Society on November 28 and lattended by more than 80 people. 1The United Cburch Hall was tastefully decorated and two beautiful floral arrangements created and donated by Doris Marlow graced the Head Table. The remaining tables held potted silver branches with red bows, designed by Joan Brak and ber committee, as well as small sachets of potpourri. President John Jefferies welcomed members and guests and special guest, Viola Gillion,' Director of District 5, following whicb Rev. Boyce Elliott said Grace. The supper itself, took tbe form of a buffet witb delectable dishes provided by the ladies of the club, served by Verna Osbawa's public Transit's operating costs have crept past the $1 million mark. In 1978 the ioss was $1.134 million on a total operating budget of $2.43 million. Last year the city of Oshawa and the ministry of transportation and communications contributed $1,3 million to keep the buses rolling. (Oshawa $605,508, MTC $528,590.) Here is a Holiday Eggnog recipe for dieters. 3 egg yolks 3 packs sweet magic 1 tsp. rum extract 3 egg whites 1/4 tsp. sait. Sheppard and Valerie Simons and the Society wisbes to thank the C.G.I.T. -for their efforts in the job of cleaning up. While this was being done, everyone joined in carol singing accompanied by Rose Heron at the piano. The election of Officers was then conducted by AT. Foss, Director of District, 17 and the slate readsý as follows: Past President, John Jefferies; President, Valerie Hundert; lst Vice-President, 'Ken Brown; 2nd Vice-President, Ann Beauclerc; Directors for 1980-81 are: L. Allan, D. Geisberger, W, Nesbitt, D. Rothnie and C. Stevens and for 1980; M. Housego, A. Young, A. Wick, J. Allan and J. Brak. After the installation of Officers the presentation of awards took place, the winners being: lst prize for Highest Points, donated, and presented by John Jefferies, was received bv Audrev 1 cup evaporated skim milk, chilled in freezer until very cold 1cup liquid skim>miik, very cold grated nutmeg 1. Beat egg yoiks -ith sweetener until thick.and lemon colored. Add rum extract. Chili one hour. 2. Beat egg wbites with sait until stiff. Slowly add cold evaporated skim milk to beaten egg yolks, beating with electric mixer. Add skim milk and continue beating. 3. Pold in beaten egg whites until mixture is smootb and foamy. Pour into 6 punch cups.' Sprinkle with grated nutmeg. Serves 6. Young; 2nd Prize, donated by Weall and Cullen, was won by Cyril Wick and presented by Audrey. Young; 3rd prize, donated by the Emporium, won by Gibb Marlow, was presented by, Valerie Hundert. Tbe Rose Bowl Trophy donated by the Brooklin Horticultural'Society for a new member with the higbest, points went to Lyla Alian and presented by Ken Brown. The Membersbip award donated, by Earle and Dorotby Sand- ford, was' won by Paul Hundert for obtaining the highest number of new and renewal members. Special awards were presented to Alice Dodd and Dorothy Barter nnd Allan Foss conducting the installation of Officers. Also, John Jefferies as retiring President received a gift from the Society which was presented by Margaret Beath. In his closing remarks, Mr. Jefferies thanked the Executive for their bard work and co-operation during bis two year term as President. At, the close of the festivities, a short meeting was called by the new President, Valerie Hundert and the Executive appointed' Margaret Beath, Joan Brak and Margaret Davis as Secretary, Assistant Sect'y and Treasurer respectively. Valerie then asked for the co-operation of all the Executive members in making the Society as productive and successful as it bas been in the past. Margaret Beath Publicity Director, Brooklin Horticutural Societv MOnE OUTSTAADIAG, ENE~ILE DE AIN -.0 Prieus Effective Until Dec. 8th, KM amue r "WeII Worth Looking For" MoGregor!Drugs 5 KngSt W Bowmanville 623-5792 ll-%4ý Y f ice 623-31 5 King, St, W.