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Holiday Gift Guide Supplement of The Canadian Statesman, Wednesday, November 21,1990 17 a Nativity Scene Comes to Life j Christmas Quiz On Friday, Dec. 21, and Saturday, Dec. 22, the "Living Nativity^ will take place once again at St. Paul's United Church on the comer of Silver and Church St. The presentation will start at 7:30 each evening and will last half an hour. There will be approximately approximately 12 people in the scene each evening, for a total of 24 for the two presentations. The only non-living participant will be the Infant Infant Jesus. The doll used for that role belongs to the daughter of Church Secretary Helen Mclnnes. The doll, she said, is weighted and feels like a new baby when it is held in ones arms. Church members will be participating, as well as a few sheep, a lamb, and a donkey. Last year's perfor mances were almost can celled due to inclement weather. It is hoped, Mrs. Mclnnes said, that the weather will be better this year. Instead of checking the Farmer's Almanac Almanac they will "keep faith that it will be nice, Mrs. Mclnnes added. The Living Nativity will be located on the front lawn of St. Paul's United Church and will have a stable with straw bales. To complete the scene, there will be fences to keep the animals from wandering off. Last year, , year, 225 people attended the event on three evenings. That is less than one-half of the previous year's total of 680. No doubt the decline could be attributed to the poor weather. Mrs. Mclnnes said the organizers organizers of this year's event expect expect they will see a larger audience. Gathered here are the cast of last year's Living Na- exciting event again this year at the church on Dec. 21 tivity at St. Paul's United Church. You can see this and 22. 1. How many horses are there on the sleigh in the song, 'Jingle Bells?' 2. How many times does Santa check his list in the song, 'Santa Claus is Coming to Town?' 3. What did the three Kings of Orient follow? 4. How many times are you wished a Merry Christmas at the beginning beginning of the song, r We Wish You a Merry Christmas?' Christmas?' 5. What are children doing in the song, 'Silver Bells?' 6. What was the poor man gathering in the song, 'Good King Wence- las?* 7. What did everyone shout out with when Santa Santa asked Rudolph to guide his sleigh? 8. WTiat is the name of the town that the Grinch robs in the cartoon, 'How The Grinch Stole Christmas?' Christmas?' 9. In the cartoon, 'Rudolph 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,' what was the name of the prospector that Rudolph and the elf meet? 10. What did the elf in 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,' want to be when he grew up?. 11. What were Frosty the Snowman's eyes made out of? 12. Name Santa's nine reindeer? Answers 1. One 2. Checking it twice 3. The Star of Bethlehem 4. Three 5. Children laughing 6. Winter Fuel 7. Glee 8. Whoville 9. Yukon Cornelius 10. A dentist 11. Coal 12. Donner, Dasher, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Blitzen, Dancer, and Rudolph. Be Energy Conscious At Xmas The following are some useful hints for an energy-efficient energy-efficient Christmas. 1. Illuminate Christmas Christmas decorations from 7 p.m. until bedtime only. 2. Re-lamp existing Christmas sets with new lower wattage lamps. 3. Use electric timers to control on-off cycles of Christmas lamps. 4. Decorate at Christmas Christmas with regular colored lamps in the home, using lower wattages than normal normal to save electricity while adding to the Christmas mood. 5. Tree Decoration: Place the tree in the corner corner of the room and only decorate the visible por-. tion with lights. 6. Turn indoor Christmas Christmas lamps on only when people are in the room. 7. Replace present 100 watt bulbs with 75 watt, 60 watt and 40 watt bulbs wherever possible. 8. Enhance lighting effects effects by using reflective decorations where possible possible SAVE UP TO $ 100 00 INSTANT REBATE UNTIL NOVEMBER 30/90 Savings Special 21" Remote Stereo Sound $ 4 ggo° (includes rebate) P0K151SB PK6070AK SPECIAL ON VCR'S starting at $ 365°° GENEROUS ALLOWANCE FOR TRADE-INS. . REPAIRS TO MOST MAKES 26" Remote Stereo Sound $599°° (includes rebate) PK4485 GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES TELEVISION SERVICE CO. 185 Church St., Bowmanville 623-3883 V •* HT .1 -fr '.t # * *c tr'rfr « * V /V I At.!•* (*.« *.e >» .»* me w* it »;« #,» | Let Us Do the Cooking During the Busy Festive Season We cater to any size parties. Just call, and we'll do the rest ... with the "Best Legs In Town'T Drop in for a quick snack or a complete meal. Eat-in or Take-out. Free home delivery on orders over $20.00 -HOURS- Mon., Tues., Wed., Sun. Thurs., Fri. Sat. 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mary Brown's Fried Chicken Telephone 623-3561 Corner of King and Simpson Bowmanville $. • '* .urt M- eS *.«*>• m* Mrt •* .*r .mr et -e'.