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Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. December 21, 1988 3 Fifth Bowmanville Brownies Welcome New Members yâlifolirtOïl 1VI P R eports from Parliament May the beauty of this season renew each heart with hope. DYKSTRA'S DELICATESSEN FOOD MARKET 77 King St. W. 623-3541 Bowmanville by Bill Scott, M.P. Victoria-Haliburton OTTAWA--Now that the Thirty Fourth Parliament of Canada has been called to session, I can again send out weekly Reports From Parliament Parliament to all the media in Vic- toria-Haliburton. First, I want to say a few words about the November 21st election. The period from October 1st to November November 21st was indeed a very hectic time. There was some confusion caused by the fact that two campaigns, munici- Sr pal and federal, were on at the same time. However, once that got sorted out, in my opinion, both elections were nard fought and fair! waged. I congratulate a' condidates who took part in both elections for their efforts. efforts. Their choice to serve is what makes democracy work. Most of all, I want to thank the residents of Victor- ia-Haliburton for their support support on November 21st. It will be my privilege and honour to represent you again for the next four years in the House of Commons. As always, both my constituency constituency office in Lindsay and my office on Parliament Hill will be pleased to serve you with any problems or suggestions suggestions you have. On behalf of my family, Betty, Guy and Laurie, my constituency staff, Marie and Lloyd and my parliamentary parliamentary staff, Don, Judy and Sally, I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and the best of health and happiness happiness for you and yours in the coming year. These members of the Fifth Bowmanville Brownies were enrolled last month in a ceremony at St. John's Anglican Church. The new Brownies shown above include (front row): Jocelyn Gladding, Sarah Allen, Jessie Bellman, Danielle Dutrizak, and Stephanie Parrott. In the back row, from left, are Brown Owl Nancy Nancy Staples and: Laura Rowe, Lucy Grantham, Nicki Ibbotson, April Stoker, Wendy Thomas and Emily MacLeod. Absent were Melissa Hill and Jillian Cotton. Cotton. Crossing Zones Concern Writer Dear Editor The new elected Town Council should take a good look at all the school areas and have speed limit signs installed to reduce the speed in front of all schools to 20km per hour. This would be for the safety of all our children in Wishing you have oil the joyous necessities for a meny t Christmas unde wonderful time... health, happiness, love and peace. Best Wishes from Pam -- Ella -- Muriel -- Joan Ray and Muriel -- Doug Abernethy's Paint and Wallpaper Ltd. 55 King St. W. 623-5431 Bowmanville Christmas is the time for old friends to get together. Why not stop in and visit us? We wish you and your family the happiest happiest holidays ever. It's been great getting to know you over the past year. "More Thun Just u Truck St op" mu wheel TtaitiK shops Highway 401 and Waverley Road Bowmanville -- 623-3604^ ort* iwkxmt a cat ... rot* oats a wra I !• C) vor the river and t hrough tho woods... bringing with us tidings of true Chrislmas spirit. It's boon our pleasure to serve you. Mnnnoonmnt nnd Stall ol 623-2521 HUTTON TRANSPORT Waverley Ro«d South Bowmnnvlllo the Town of Newcastle who are crossing the streets to go to school, also erect school crossing signs on streets where there are no signs stating school crossing ahead such as in the area of Central Public School on Wellington Street. This should be looked at now before before a child going to school is killed by a careless bus driver driver or car driver. The Town should also look at fixing the boulevard on Elgin Street to allow for the number of buses pulling up at Central Public School as the Bus Loading zone is not large enough for all the buses there. Here's an old-fashioned way to wish you the best -- we hope your holidays abound with good cheer and good thingsl GARDEN AND FLORAL DESIGN CENTRE 59 King St. W. 623-5410 Bowmanville