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t \ 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 14,1983 Section Two Winning Volleyball Team from Senior Public School The Bowmanville Senior Public School recently captured the volleyball championship for western western area senior public schools following competitions competitions against the M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School and The Pines Senior Public School. Members of the Bowmanville team are shown here. In the front row are, from left: Stephen Smith, Geoff Noyes, Tim Smith, Mike Annis, Jeff Woodlock, Mike Smith, and Brad Carnegie. The back row, from left, includes: Mel Putnam (coach), Chris Hall (manager), Paul McMann, Burke Lush, Troy Harness, Kevin Daize, Mark Tripp, and JimMathe (coach). Several Enjoy Trip to Niagara TYRONE NEWS (Intended for last week) Did you notice in last week's Statesman 'Items of Interest' that Enniskillen Public School, our local elementary school, will hold its Christmas Concert at 7:15 p.m. on Wednesday, December 14th. Prior to the concert a bake sale will be held from 6:30 to 7:15. About 45 folks enjoyed a day's outing by bus to Niagara-on-the-Lake and on to Niagara Falls, viewing the color-lit Falls by night. A craft show and sale was featured at the Shaw Festival Theatre complex where luncheon was enjoyed. A program of entertainment entertainment was included. Fifteen tables of euchre were in progress on Friday evening, December 2nd, with the following results: 1st Meta Swain, 2nd Laurrena Bright, 3rd Lorna Swain, 4th Hazel Murphy, 5th Anne Manns, 6th Ruby Prescott. Ladies low Myrtle Gimblett, men's low Doris Schoffield. 50-50 draw John McKeen, Hazel Murphy. Special prizes Cora Schoonderbeck, Leonard Cain, Bruce Bright. A medley of Christmas melodies was prelude to church service on Sunday, December 4, 1983, played on "We soon forget what we have not deeply thought about." Marcel Proust TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. Income Tax ancT Related Accounting Services 118 King St. E., Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 1N4 the organ by Jacqueline Vaneyk. The Second Advent Candle, signifying Peace, was lit by Elizabeth Drysdale. Flowers in the sanctuary were placed by the family in memory of James Woodley. On Sunday evening, December 4th, White Gift Presentation was combined with the Sunday School Christmas Concert. Mr. Doug Dewell, Oshawa, lifted the spirits of the audience with his classic piano music in readiness for the message of Christmas. Joined by organist Jacqueline Vaneyk, the accompanists coaxed the carollers to volumes of song not heard since last Christmas. Candle-bearing Sunday School children made a processional through a darkened sanctuary. Welcome in unison was tendered by the Kindergarten, class. The entire Sunday School participated in the happy concert, drawing in the The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display - Tues. 4:00 p.m. Classified - Mon. 4:30 p.m. audience for the singing of the Christmas Carols. The evening concluded with lunch and fellowship. On Monday, December 5, 1983, Tyrone United Church Women joined Enniskillen ladies for a Christmas luncheon in Enniskillen Church. Members of both groups took part in a Christmas program and fellowship. The busy ladies of Long Sault Club 50 did two large caterings recently. Blair Vaneyk was feted on Saturday evening on the occasion of his first quarter century. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. A. ValAIten'a, with a neighbor from Clinton, and Marilyn's grandmother, soon to return to Holland, visited Blair and Marilyn. Mr. and Mrs. P. Vaneyk enjoyed a busy visit with son Blain and daughter Dawn in Vancouver, B.C, last week. There were over 10 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, December 5th with, the following results: Agnes Prescott 94, Les Taylor 88, Norma Moffatt 83, Anne Manns 81, Bruce Bright 80, Laurrena Bright 77, John Schoonderbeek 46. 50-50 draw Fred Griffin, Laurrena Bright. 7Vm year, tciah your friend* and relut nr* the he*t of the *eu*un the easy tray . . . noth a j>< r*ouul ('hristniu* dm tiny in The Canadian Stute*nnin for only $3.25 pi reninmn inch, mid m The Newcastle Independent for half thut price. Telephone 623-3.103 and one ,f „ur ( lussijied Adrertisiny consultant* mil he happy to u**i*t yen. Qtye (Banabtan Statesman Stye ^Newcastle 9nbepenbent HH If your company would like to have a Christmas message in this edition, please call 623-3303 or come in to our office at 62 King Street West, Bowmanville @ti* Ctanabran Statesman ? ijf Site Newcastle 3nùepenbenti • the gi|t that keeps on giving. Every week throughout the year! A Gift Subscription to (Eamtbtan Statesman *V.uv Published by the James Publishing Co. Ltd. Since 1854 $15.00 anywhere in Canada $45.00 Foreign p\ease roa' \\ this today \o nQ BO* ' yU - . -- w Canaan Stot6 ' jnp A Bad V Enclose 1 sender' ^OOBESS ■the CANADIAN STA (Code) "[town) (^POSVd 1 ^postal Codo) 3 t^^NlE 'çtowa) An attractive Christmas Card FREE to announce your gift subscription.