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i t i I I ; y I •U I The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 27,1989 23 Young Elect rical Experts Display In veil lions News and Events from Elizabethville • >: : 'S . i r;a ffiL, 1 mm.* a by Edna Thickson (Intended for last week) Editor's note: This week, we are delighted to welcome back our longtime Elizabethville Elizabethville correspondent, Mrs. Edna Thickson, who is recuperating recuperating after spending some time in hospital. Her news budget follows. On Nov. 30th, the Seniors held their pot luck supper and as a good crowd of about 30 attended, they decided to elect new officers for 1990. Mrs. Pern Thertell is the new president, Mrs. Mae Muldrew, vice-pres., Mrs. Betty Mercer, secretary, and Mrs. Jean White, treasurer. They played euchre and U.N.O. with prizes awarded to winners. This past Thursday, Thursday, they had their Christ mas dinner with the McClean's catering. On Wednesday, the U.C.W. held their general meeting with a pot luck dinner. dinner. There was a devotional period and the main item at the meeting was a talk on weaving taken from the Exchange. Exchange. The different shades of color represented rainbows rainbows and different parts of the bible. This was given by Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs. Davis. Life memberships were presented presented to Mrs. B. Wheeler, Mrs. K Trew, Mrs. H. Bris- towe, Mrs. V. Quantrill, Mrs. D. Bell, Mrs. Leta McAllister and Mrs. E. Thickson by Jackie Meun, Vice-President of the presbytery. presbytery. Recently, Mrs. J. Peacock spent a holiday with son Andrew and family and while she was there, another daughter was born to Andrew Andrew and Ingrid, Her name is Astrid Sean Peacock, and she arrived Sept. 15th. When Mrs. Peacock returned returned home, she learned that she had still another grandson, born to son Mark and his wife Linda. He is Aaron William Peacock, born Sept. 14th. Sympathy is extended to families and friends who have suffered the loss of their loved ones, including Fred Brimacombe, Walter- Longyear, Norm Hamill, Mrs. R. Wilson and others. Mr. and Mrs. H.. Quantrill Quantrill entertained Mr. and Mrs. H. Holden, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Quantrill Mrs. J. Middleton recently. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Mercer held a Christmas dinner on Sunday for their family members and Roy Beatty as well. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bark well, Miss E. Carruthers and Mrs. B. Mercer and Mrs. and Mrs. M. White enjoyed a trip to New York a short while ago. Elizabethville W. I. On Tuesday, 12 ladies met at Mrs. Irene Beatty's home for our meeting. Mrs. Beatty presided. After singing singing the Ode and reading the Mary Stewart Collect, the roll call was taken. "Name a woman in politics/' The Motto was "We must defend that which upholds life and law." Minutes were read and approved. It was decided to hold our January meeting a week later, on the 9th and quilt blocks are to be in by then. Mrs. Quantrill had the program and read a paper on seniors. The rest of the meeting was spent on making making tree decorations, a reindeer, reindeer, etc. The meeting closed with carol singing with Betty Betty Mercer at tne piano. Mae Muldrew and Leta McAllister McAllister had the lunch. Think CanadiarT Grade six students at Waverley Public School got a real charge out of displaying their electricity projects that they had been working on for the past month. The projects on display included experiments related to current and static electricity, and inventions. Shown above are, back row, (1-r), John Leonard, Damien Damien Jay, Michelle Lucchi, Rob Jeffers, Kristy Quanduk, Christopher VanAcker. Front, (1-r), Mike Ferguson, Michelle Hicks, Jeff Thrasher. The display took place on Wednesday, December 20. A New Year's Make it your resolution! In business, first impressions are everything. , Which is why, if you want to make the right one last longer, you should consider the new Lincoln Town Car for 1990. From the power of a 5.0L V-8 engine to the sheer case of speed-sensitive variable assist power steering, this Town Car lias been engineered without compromise. Which is why we can afford to cover every Town Car with the Lincoln Card, one of the most comprehensive owner protection protection programs available. And with a new computerized rear air-spring suspension that actually adjusts to changes in weight, its rear-wheel drive Is always on the level. Test drive one today. It's bound to leave you with a new impression of everything a luxury car can be. The 1990 Lincoln Town Car. Now more than cut what a luxury ear should lie. ••■/.•k ü I • I!)!)(! Lincoln Town Curs In Slock For Iniiiictlltilc Dcllm JIM SOUGH'S 623-8166 HWY. il AND MAPLE WEST OF GROVE BOWMANVILLE LINCOLN • MERCURY • FORD TRUCKS 668 1120 DUNDAS WHITBY, 5893 ST. E. ONTARIO