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I I ) t ) Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 23,1983 13 Many Fascinating Crafts OnDisplay at Visual Arts Centre on Weekend The Visual Arts Centre was a busy spot last weekend during the Yuletide at the Mill Open House, Craft Show and Sale. Here, Lynda Chapman of Whitby holds one of her Country Mouse dolls. A specialist in rug-hooking, Barb Kennedy of Whitby shows a framed butterfly she has hooked. Cindy Reynolds returned this year with her hobby horses and also brought along her five-week-old daughter Courtney, resting in a basket alongside. While ail this was going on, mulled cider was being served and draw tickets were being sold on a gingerbread house. Anna Rosenberg, 7, buys one that she' hopes will be a winner. ' :■ ■ J t H ^ v 11 < - ? ':vW 1 mmm i twâBi Si 1 ■ • !r. ;f spjis BPpi B.H.S. NEWS By Janice Seto, Editor Garaldine Balint of Hampton holds a ceramic pot-tree that was most interesting. A candle is placed inside and the light comes out of the openings. Tim Preston as Tom Cruise at Bowmanville High School? This was proved on Wednesday, Wednesday, November 16 during a Student Council assembly. In . a parody of the summer film Risky Business, Tim Preston, Rhonda Peterson, Brian Schouten, Pauline Jones, Bev Whiten, Sandy Wiseman and others promoted B.H.S.' latest fundraising venture. To support support our music, athletic, and other extra-curricular groups, Student Council has decided to sell Chocolate Bars and Advent Calendars. Our main goal this year is to buy football football helmets for,, the team. Don't be surprised if you see someone selling chocolates in the next week; it's for a worthwhile worthwhile cause. The Santa Claus Parade on November 19, 1983, featured our B.H.S. band. A melody of Christmas songs (including A Merry Little Christmas Day) was played by our energetic musicians. Interim report cards and university visitation information information were distributed on Wesley ville By E. Barrowclough Sunday, November 20th was a very pleasant day for this month, with bare roads and no snow covering the fields. Service Service at Welcome United Church was conducted by Rev. Gordon Rutherford, using the story of Joshua as the basis for his sermon. Joshua was one of those sent to study the area of the promised promised land and bring back a report to the Israelites. It is good to have our memories refreshed concerning the old Testament heroes and hear how the wanderers coped after the death of Moses. Rev. Rutherford emphasized the fact that whether it is in the time of Joshua or in our modern world, each person should not be afraid to make use of his ability to its limit. Leaders are always needed and no one can know his or her potential unless an effort is made to do one's best. The children's story showed how important it is to accept responsibility responsibility when asked to take part in school or other activities, activities, rather than refusing because they thought they were not skilful enough. The choir's fine anthem was "Come Unto Me All Ye who are weary and heavy laden." The floral decoration was made up of two colourful arrangements arrangements of dried flowers, and the offering was received by Melville McHolm, David Kellogg, Bill Beckett and Allin Osborne. Harold and Verna Austin returned from a tour of Japan on November 8 and report a happy time. Unfortunately, they both became ill on arriving arriving home, Verna recovered soon but Harold had to be taken to Port Hope hospital by ambulance. He was seriously ill for some time but we are glad to report is now out of danger and slowly recovering. Mrs. Joan Jiggins and boys of Brantford spent the weekend weekend at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nichols, home here. Joan is very busy in her nursing job us well us doing some extra studying, Donald Nichols of Toronto is also home, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Austin, Kevin and Charlene attended the Royal Winter Fair on Saturday, Nov, 19th, Thursday, November 17. the past but Report cards_are now part of students are many grade 13 looking forward to going to see the university busily preparing our year- of their choice. Most of the book. Their first deadline is in university trips will take place November. Team and club during the week of November pictures, as well as individual 28. and staff photos have been The Yearbook staff are taken and are included in our B.H.S. Screech Owl. Mr. Sheridan and Mr. Lindop are rehearsing our drama production for the Dec. 7 -11 dates. Fred Tippins' role is comical. A must to be seen.