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1 I 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 19,1984 Section Two Deputy District Governor Visits Lions Club ELIZABETHVILLE Winner Receives $1,000 in Lions Draw The seniors met on Thursday Thursday as usual when about forty gathered at the Legion, Port Hope, and enjoyed our Christmas dinner. After dinner, we met at the Camp- bellcroft hall and played euchre. After the Dec. 14th meeting we will not meet again until January. On Friday evening the 4-H clubs held their achievement day at Kirby school. There were not as many clubs attending attending as usual. Mrs. E. Fowler got home on Friday for the weekend and had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Garry Fowler, Stirling, along with Mr. Fowler, Mrs. N. Sevenhuysen, Cheyanna, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew. Church services were held as usual. The choir had an anthem. Mrs. Chyrl Murray lit the second advent candle and Rev. Rutherford spoke on the life of Mary, Mother of Jesus. Mr. White and Mr. Munroe took up the offering. Coffee was served as usual. Sympathies are extended to the relatives and friends in the death of the late Charley James, Cobourg, and Mrs. Mary Quantrill, Bowmanville. Mrs. Dekoker and friend Judy, visited at Mr. and Mrs. H. T^'ckson's on Sunday. Mrs. Westheuser and girls were also here. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer had Shirley Copping and Harold Beatty for a game of cards an evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock had the twins home on the weekend. Several attended the funeral of the late Bill Elliott last week, and also Charley James on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew spent a couple of days at Stirling with Garry and Helen who were at Wingham ordering ordering a house for a customer over the weekend. Mr. Thickson spent Wednesday with Mrs. E. Fowler in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer called on Mr. and Mrs. S. Kennedy, Orono, on Saturday. Roy Watts is $1,000 richer following last Friday night's. Lions club draw. Mr. Watts held the winning ticket sold to him by Lion Bill Belfour. Bill received $100 for selling the winning ticket. Presenting the prizes is Draw Chairman Maurice Richards. Handi Transit Adds New Member The Bowmanville Lions Club was honored to have the group's Deputy District Governor as a special guest during Monday night's regular meeting. Bob Van Wort of Bewdley is shown above with Lions President Klaas Degroot. RENTA VIDEO RECORDER^/ HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTRES Now . S Available at FRANK'S VARIETY VCR 1 Night VCR 2 Nights $14.95 VCR 3 Nights $19.95 Movies - $2.99 $ 9.95 1 FREE Movies 2 FREE Movies 3 FREE Movies IpVr j HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTRES 'pVr / HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTRES .. FREE MOVIE Rent One--Get One FREE With This Coupon F d M n e E V| e Monday - Thursday Only Clip Coupons for FREE Movies Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year To One and All -- Anson and Teresa FRANK'S VARIETY OPEN for your convenience 6:30 a.m. -12 midnight 43 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-1773 Handi Transit Inc. is pleased to announce the election of Dr. Mohinder Angl as a Board member representing the Town of Newcastle. In addition to bringing his medical expertise expertise to the Board, Mr. Angl is also a member of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Rotary Club which donated 50% of the cost of Newcastle's first Handi Transit van. This low-cost transportation transportation service for the handicapped handicapped celebrated its third anniversary in the Town of Newcastle in October. October. Currently, the van is making 200-300 trips per month to take disabled persons persons to and from school, Day Hospital, medical appointments, appointments, shopping, etc. All persons with disabilities which make use of an ordinary ordinary car difficult are eligible eligible for the service. The van is especially equipped to carry wheelchairs. Handi Transit Inc. is a non-profit organization administered by a volunteer Board of Directors Directors who make policy and financial decisions. The second Board member for Newcastle is Pat Rundle who has served on the Board since 1981. Day-to- day operations are handled by General Manager, Doug Manuel. For more information about Handi Transit, call the office at 571-1222. Collect Collect calls will be accepted. Prize Money for Crafts Over $400 dollars in prizes will be awarded to the best entries in the latest exhibit at the Newcastle Newcastle Visual Arts Centre. So, anyone who has been hiding their talent for crafts up until now, shouldn't miss this $400 opportunity to come out of the closet. Whether craft work is a part-time hobby or a fulltime fulltime occupation for you, the Visual Arts Centre, located in the historic Cream of Barley Mill, would like to see your display. This first annual Juried Exhibition of Crafts entitled entitled "Winter's Harvest" 1985, will be welcoming entries entries j from craftspeople throughout Ontario. The works will be crafts of various various sorts including those made from glass, metal, fibre, and wood. The entry date for "Winter's Harvest" 1985, has now been extended to December 31st, 1984. Deliv ery dates are January 3rd, 4th, and 5th, 1985. For further information regarding the show, contact the Visual Arts Centre, Bowmanville 623-5831 or Maureen Remington, chairperson, chairperson, in Whitby 666-3192. MERVYN B. KELLY Law Office General Practice The Federal Building (Post Office) 2nd Floor - Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3A0 Telephone 623-4444 Here's hoping you find miles of smiles and happy times this Yuletide season. It has always been our pleasure to serve you. County Honda Sales and Service Hwy. 2 at Maple Grove Telephone 623-2586 Thanks for letting serve * MERRY CHRISTMAS from Chim- Chim Cheree Chimney Sweeps Bowmanville Durham College of Applied Arts and Technology January Extension Courses will be an insert in the January 2nd Edition of this newspaper. Registration begins on Sat., Jan. 5,1985 mm i*pt! i I , / z| ; v, .*, ! > >> The spirit of Christmas is as elusive as the note of a Christmas carol, carried on the wind. The spirit of Christmas is a hard thing to define. You cannot touch it or see it, but you know when it is there. It may be hard to recognize with a Santa on every corner and long lines of people in too big a hurry. But remember that each and all of those other shoppers are using their Christmas spirits to make their own family and friends happy. So when you're in a crowd in a hurry remember that the spirit of Christmas is there. Dennis Pizzeria ,. » , ■ . - 'I RESTAURANT 219 King St. E.