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\ V Lions Draw Prize Winner Gets 9 1,000 Bill i à .z' -r. , m v ■ ; V'i i / xass*'. rt The winner of the $1000 draw prize at the Bow- manville Lions Club recent Turkey Roll was Pinky Hubbard. He is shown above (centre) at the Lions dinner meeting Monday night where he picked up his winnings. Offering congratulations are Lion Carson Elliott (left) who sold the lucky ticket and Lion Maurice Richards. Willis Family Marks 40th Anniversary PONTYPOOL Lisa Hughes has moved from Corbett Drive into Lindsay. Her new address is 46 Elgin Street. We hope that Lisa will be successful with her hairdressing business. Eighteen members of the Willis family celebrated the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Willis Sr. by taking the honoured couple out to dinner on Sunday, Dec. 11th at the Dutch Oven, Orono. Residents of Pontypool and community extend their congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Willis. Congratulations also go to Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Cain who were 59 years married on Saturday, Dec. 10th. We trust they will be able to celebrate many more anniversaries. Keith and Dorothy Dewar spent several days in Oshawa this past week. They attended the funeral of a very close friend and then spent a few days with the bereaved. Mr. Kenneth Maguire of Haliburton spent the weekend with his daughter, Donna Bryant, and family. While here he visited his grandson, Kevin Bryant, a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Kevin has been hospitalized for the past week having leg surgery. Russell Hunt, son of Wayne and Dale Hunt is in hospital in Toronto for a couple of days or so. Russell is undergoing minor surgery. His parents hope to have him home on Tuesday. Fifty members of the Pontypool Keenagers gathered in the Pontypool Community Centre last Saturday night for a Christmas dinner and social evening of cards and dancing. A delicious turkey dinner had been prepared for the group by Peggy Cassibo and daughter, Mrs. McDonald. Following dinner, John MacMillan called on Herman CORRECTION: Robmar Hazlenut chocolates advertised at $2.99 in Wednesday's paper today showed a picture of Bali Chocolates. It should have been the Robmar Chocolates at $2.99 We apologize for any inconvenience it might have caused. DRUG MART Webb to say a few words of congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Cain, who were celebrating their 59th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Cain were presented with an anniversary cake and a card with all the Keenagers' names inscribed. Music for dancing was provided by Paul Mucha (tapes), Kenneth Preston, guitar and George Van Dam Sr., accordian. Visitors at the home of Terry and Lorraine Fisk this past week were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kipke of Kelowna, B.C. Belated birthday greetings are passed along to two former area residents who celebrated their birthdays last Wednesday, Dec. 7th. Zelma Skuce of 9 Jefferson St. in Lindsay was 86 years old on that date and her brother, Ernie Nicholson of Caressant Care Nursing Home, 240 Mary St. W., Lindsay, had his 98th. We are told that Mr. Nicholson, in spite of his age being 2 years short of a century, has a wonderful memory. Rest wishes are sent to both from all their friends out Pontypool way. At the regular morning service on Sunday in Pontypool, Paula Bryant received a Bible from the Sunday School for memorization. Without any warning, Rev. Lindsay asked Paula to say "The Twenty- third Psalm." Paula's grandfather, Mr. Maguire, was in the congregation to see her receive the award presented by Sunday School Superintendent, Dorothy Turner. The lighting of the Advent candle was performed by Linda and Barrie Sytnyk, Christina and Shannon. Pontypool Community Carol Service Members of the Saint P' ■" *• 1 * • i. àï .;v 1 Ifi'W > ■ Custom Made Vertical Blinds Minimum 2 Week Delivery • * Most Fabrics 30% Off Venetians 30% Off Roller Shades FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE DECEMBER SPECIAL CLIP AND SAVE * SAVE * SAVE Due to the excellent response, Variety Stop is extending $10 OFF TOWARD INSTALLATION OF ANY VERTICAL, VENETIAN, OR ROLLER BLIND PLUS RECEIVE A FREE VIDEO MACHINE AND 2 MOVIE RENTALS FOR 1 NIGHT (limit 1 per person). Not aplicable to previous sales. Offer expires Dec. 31/83. VIDEO SPECIAL MONDAY TO THURSDAY 1 MOVIE* $2.99 2 MOVIES* $4.98 Machine and 2 Movies $12.95 ' VHS format E66 VARIETY STOP Solina Road and Taunton Rd. 263-2769 NEW ■RELEASES 'Vacation "Raiders of #>e lost Art 'Rod(y3 /Dart Crystal and more! Thomas More Parish and the Pontypool United Church joined together last Sunday evening for their annual Christmas Carol Service. The service, commencing at 7:00 p.m., opened with children from both congregations holding lit candles and singing "When Lights are Lit on Christmas Eve" and "The Little Drummer Boy" with Robin Fisk playing a drum. Nellie Michelle rendered "O, Holy Night" and a joint choir of 12 ladies and gentlemen sang "We Hail Thee Now, Lord Jesus." The service was divided into six sections, Expectancy, The Expected Moment Arrives, Announcement, Invitation, Response and Commissioning. Several carols were sung in sequence - organ accompaniment accompaniment with some, guitar with others. Jim Quirk assisted with the reading of Scripture passages. There was a sharing of traditions with Annie Joncas, representing St. Thomas More Parish in Father Walsh's absence, explaining the Lighting of the Wreaths in their church and Rev. Lindsay giving the meaning of the same in the United Church. The Lighting of the Christ Candle was performed by Annie Joncas and Shaun Ratcliffe. During the service Fran Ratcliffe, Bernie and Joe Harwood^ Cindy Rom toughs Darlene Muller and Peter Miller sang "Hail Mary, Gentle Woman!" with Fran and Joe providing guitar accompaniment. For the offering, those present came forward and placed their givings beside the Creche at the front of the church. The Commissioning by Rev. Lindsay was "Be not afraid, for behold I bring you good news of a great joy, which will come to all the people; for to you is born this day in the city of David, a Saviour who is Christ the Lord." All joined heartily in singing "Go Tell It On The Mountain." Many thanks are given to George and Darlene Muller for providing the Creche to Cheryl Lindsay for decorating and to Bernie Harwood for supplying decorations. Tom and Nettie Aiken were guests of Nettie's mother, Mrs. Edmonds, last Thursday at the Chelsea Inn, Toronto at a Retired High School Teacher's Dinner. Following the repast the guests were entertained by the choir and the band from Central Technical School. BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE COUNCIL BRIEFS Newcastle council has received received permission to borrow borrow a bridge from the Ministry Ministry of Transportation and Communications for another three years. Town council was advised in a letter Monday night that the Ministry of Transportation Transportation and Communications Communications is willing to replace a Bailey Bridge across the Bowmanville Creek at Jackman Rd. The Ministry stated in its letter that the structure would be loaned for a three- year period ending in 1986. Materials used in erecting the temporary bridge would be transported and assembled assembled at the Town of Newcastle's Newcastle's cost and the Ministry would retain ownership. Components would be returned returned when the town has re-aligned Jackman Rd. and constructed a permanent bridge. In its letter, the Ministry of Transportation and Communications Communications noted that many parts of the existing bridge will have to be replaced replaced and therefore it must be completely dismantled dismantled so that repairs and maintenance can be carried carried out. Library Board member Pat Best has announced that she will be retiring from the board after 10 years as a member. In a letter to town council, she stated that her term has expired and added that she does not wish to let her name stand for re-appointment. re-appointment. Mrs. Best noted that her time on the board has been both rewarding and challenging. Town council accepted her resignation Monday night and will express its thanks for her contribution as a library board member. Town council has also received received a letter of resignation resignation from Lorraine Lover, a member of the Newcastle Village Community Hall Board. Councillors accepted her letter Monday night and will also be expressing their thanks for her contribution. contribution. The Clarke Museum and Archives has asked that the town reply to a request for rezoning land for museum purposes at the site of the Kirby Schoolhouse. In a letter to council, Chairman : Derek Barnett noted thatl.the question of rezoning (the schoolhouse land does riotMpm to have been resolved!-'-This request, request, which - was. first brought to council in 1981, was made in order to protect protect against changes in future future land use. Town staff were requested requested Monday to investigate investigate the matter and prepare a report. An organization in the federal government has already already been established to independently search for areas to dispose of radioactive radioactive wastes. This information was conveyed conveyed to Newcastle's town council this week in a letter from the federal Ministry of Energy, Mines and Resources. Resources. The Ministry stated that this organization organization has already been established established by the Low Level Waste Management Office. Both the Federal Ministry and the Provincial Ministry of the Environment encouraged encouraged the Town of Newcastle to revive a committee of citizens and members of council established to consult consult with Eldorado Nuclear Limited over the location of an area for permanent disposal disposal of wastes now contained contained at Port Granby. That committee, however, broke off discussions until Eldorado would agree to widen its search for alternative alternative sites beyond the Town of Newcastle or its immediate immediate vicinity.. Councillor Diane Hamre said Monday night that she has new information on this subject and asked that the letters from both the Federal Federal and Provincial Ministries Ministries be referred to Chief Administrative officer David Johnston for an updated updated report The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, December 14,1983 Knox Students Present Christmas Concert 15 REWARD OF UP TO $500.00 for information leading to the recovery of tools and equipment removed from the new Pentecostal Church in Bowmanville, sometime during Thursday night, Dec. 8, 1983. Craftsman 10" Radial Arm Saw; Craftsman Skilsaw; Craftsman 3/8" Reversible Drill; Builders' Level; Yashlca 35 mm Camera . . . and assorted smaller tools. Please Call 263-2134 æi ZS*v ,. x . '■HP. Students from the Knox Christian School held are some of the brass players in the grade seven a Christmas concert last Friday night, with musi- band. The concert took place in the auditorium cal performances by singers and members of the of the Knox Christian School, grades six, seven, and eight bands. Shown above z;t| psm ZSi Zflt »'• ,v n '■'4 - 'ft! P'vwS : ; ■ ' !§§g| -Z : r /' v j 1 zBi jr v. ' ' - 4 g N't The choir composed of both senior and junior during a Christmas concert held Friday De- students at the Knox Christian School performs cember 9. Visit Santa Claus at the Bowmanville Mall Saturday, December 17th from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Thursday and Friday -- December 15 -16 Color photo of your children with Santa Only . ll Miracle Food Mart • Hi-Way Stores Shoppers Drug Mart • Howmanville Cinemas llooked-On Video • Canadian Imperial Trans-World Travel Hank of Commerce Canadian Jewellery Wholesalers • Family Hair Styling Centre • Heritage House • Joseph's Card & Gift Store • Flowers by Jackman • Corner Smoke Shop I ll/I W