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t > 20 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, December 27,1989 Si. Joseph's School Holds Christmas Concert -, * ► • Ax '\_ ! r } .a ■ f '^® ae St. Joseph's School Concert was held on December 20, with each class presenting presenting a song or a skit on some aspect of Christmas. Angels, elves, shepherds, wise men and, of course, the three main figures around which Christmas is focused gathered to hear each other's tribute to the season. Jessica Krecklo, a grade two student, convincingly captured the loving smile of Mary. Chilly Weather CanH Stop Popular Nativity Scene St. Paul's United Church held their annual Living Nativity scene Wednesday, Thursday and Friday last week despite the frigid temperatures. Sheep, mules and goats were part of the cast, along with shepherds, wise men and Mary and Joseph (pictured here). The people who came to watch also took part in a carol sing. Used Cars These vehicles on display at our Bowmanville location. 1986 DODGE ARIES SE s 4995.°° 1988 HYUNDAI EXCEL $5995.°° 1984 FORD LTD WAGON $6995.°° 1984 CAMARO $6995.°° 1988 RANGER XLT PICKUP $8995°° 1986 FORD F150 PICKUP s 9995. 00 1978 DODGE 24' MOTOR HOME $12995.°° 1986 AUDI 5000 S $13995.°° 1986 CHEV BEAUVILLE VAN $ 13995. 00 1987 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS $15995.°° 1986 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE SERIES -- Choose from two. $17995.°° 1989 GRAND MARQUIS LS $21995°° 1988 FORD 24' MOTOR HOME $29995.°° Ford Warranty On Most Used Vehicles. Extended Warranty Available. Prices in effect until Saturday, Dec. 30,1989. jim soucirs LINCOLN-MERCURY-FORD TRUCKS 623-8166 HWY./V2 AND MAPLE GROVE WEST Of BOWMANVHIE 668-5893 1120 DUNOAS ST. E. WHTTBY, ONTARIO M.P.P. Sam Takes Issue with Hydro Safety Standards Mr. Cureatz: Today Ontario Ontario Hydro is requesting permission to increase power power output at the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station which, of course, is in my riding of Durham East. With the brownout situation we are facing, Ontario Hydro and others might argue that it is prudent to get Darlington Darlington going quickly. However, we should not let expediency get in the way of safety. The town of Newcastle, which is my own hometown, which is responsible for dealing with any emergencies emergencies arising at the Darlington Darlington plant, has not yet approved approved a complete fire plan for the plant. Until it does, Ontario Hydro should not be ■ allowed to increase power, no matter what the external pressures are. The safety of the residents residents living in the surrounding surrounding area should not be jeopardised jeopardised because Ontario Hydro has not had the foresight foresight nor has this govern ment, to supply adequate power to the rest of the province province when it gets cold. Ontario Ontario Hydro and the Solicitor General's office are not taking taking the town's concerns seriously. seriously. If the local fire chief says he is not satisfied that public safety is adequately addressed, his opinion should be respected. The corporation is trying to push an agenda that could jeopardize public safety. safety. Using the excuse of brownouts to speed up the licensing licensing process shows Hydro Hydro and this Liberal administration administration have not planned adequately enough, as I have indicated in this portfolio portfolio many times over the lost two years. They have been dragging their feet in terms of ensuring that Ontario residents residents and industry will be supplied with an adequate amount of electricity. Here we have a situation facing brownouts which indicates they have not planned. Elementary School Presents Ch ristm as Con cert St. Stephen's Elementary School held a concert are: Deacon Tony Visser, Father Gerry McMahon and mass and dinner last week, sponsored by the school Lyndsee Rill, a grade six student. In the front from and the Catholic Parent Teacher Association, to cele- the left are students from St. Stephen's primary/ brate Christmas. The evening involved the efforts of junior choir: Rosalynn Worth, Julia Talotti, Elizabeth the entire school, with many different students taking Poli and Sephanie Geronimo. Also in the' front are- part. The people pictured here are representative of Gail Fernlund, the president of the CTPA and Andrew the evening's program. In the back row from the left O'Toole, a grade seven student. X>'" . . i' < ' ' ■ : ;• ' W0 • :V'\V Mechanism * m ■ Edit Search ■ 6 to 1 Power Zoom C ■ Autofocus ■ fluto Computerized White Balance .n,i, HITACHI VM-ZOOO I gm. ' ■ x nmrnrHor I «^F ? 7PP : a ■ ■ ,1 p: 'IWÎOV okfdur.'.. I Â ' . !>!»* m( j-.n . - . : : ■ : Aif ■ New Transistorized Image Sensor m i •: > (3 Lux) ■ Bulge LwdH«ad ^ CÜUB 00 Special....... Only *119» M.S.L. 1799.95 ^HITACHI 21" Stereo Colour Television M.S.L. 849.95 Only $ 649 9S SAVE $200.00 Special Sale VCR's - Portables and Lots More! Come in end shop ... you'll be glad you did. BOWMfl IfVILLE (KIDIO-VISION 58 King Street West Telephone 623-2312