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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 12,1990 Section Two Good Turnout for Mitten Tree Service New Amroach to Garbage Crisis , X : •- • : : ; P.VmrnVi \infV» "Pnxr Pnrmin HnV VI «Î tnrfl of Mr OnH Mr«. tTOU/flVl nnH TTflvlpV Mis.QIS- -*• «*• BnniskiUen News by B. Wright On Sunday morning the children and teachers of our Sunday School held the White Gift and Mitten Tree Service. We were very pleased with the turnout in the Congregation for this beautiful Service. Rev. Bonnie Bonnie Kelly gave the Story Presentation "The Shopping Bag Clown." Norma Kennedy Kennedy one of our teachers was decked out in her clown outfit outfit for this story. The Sunday Sunday School sang Christmas anthems throughout the Service. Steve Nimigon gave the Mitten Tree Story. The gifts and Mittens etc, on the Christmas Tree are going going to Denise House, also there were gifts for the. Men's Hostel and others. The Teachers and children of the Sunday School are to be congratulated on putting on a very enjoyable Service. Sunday afternoon the Christmas Nativity Service was held at Enfield United MOST ITEMS YOU'LL SAVE ON THOUSANDS OF: • Household items • Glassware • Toys • Christmas Gifts • Stationery • Hardware • Toiletries • Stocking Stutters CHRISTMAS HOURS: Mondays to Saturdays 9 a.m; - 9 p.m. Sundays 10 a.m.-5 p.m. GUARANTEED SA VINGSU You'll find us in the | IGA Plaza 235 King St. E., Bowmanville. mmnm Church with Rev. Bonnie Kelly officiating. The pianist pianist for the service was Marjorie Marjorie Knox. Becky and Julie Griffin played the piano for the Prelude. We sang beautiful beautiful hymns throughout the Service. During tne hymns Mary and Joseph, the Angels Angels and the Shepherds entered entered the Church. Special Music for the Service Service was provided by Wendy Mand who sang two beautiful beautiful numbers, Sharon Shaw on flute, Julie Griffin on piano. piano. Dannielle Alloway and Jennifer Knox sang a beautiful beautiful duet. Rev. Kelly based her Message Message on - "Human Need for Reassurance." We retired to the lower level for refreshments refreshments after the Service. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Cor- nellier held a Christmas party for his Staff at their home on Saturday evening. The staff consists of the Health and Safety Division of Ontario Hydro. On Thursday evening Margaret Stainton accompanied accompanied Mr. and Mrs. R. Simpson Simpson to the play at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School. Grandson Jeff Reynolds and Nephew Stephen Mills took part in the play"The Fourth Monkey. Monkey. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bil- lett, Scarborough were Sunday Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Keith McGill. Mr. and Mrs. Ron G Brooks were Sat. evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Broderick, Oshawa. Mrs. Rita Muller, Col- borne was a weekend visitor of Mr. and Mrs. James Muller. Muller. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sanderson, Raglan were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. George Car- son, Mrs. J.C. Tamblyn, Mr. I vison Tamblyn, Orono, Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe, Port Perry, Mrs. Harry McLaughlin, McLaughlin, "Nestleton were Monday dinner guests of Miss M. Tamblyn and Mrs. J. W. Bowman celebrating Stella's birthday. Mr. Wallace Pas- coe, Enfield was a Saturday luncheon guest. Mr. ana Mrs. Peter Dorn- bos, Foxborough were Sun day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Brian McGill, Julia and Andrea. Andrea. Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton were Wally Pascoe, Enfield, Hen- ' ly and Effa Stainton, Williams Williams Point, Linda Cryder- man, Gail and Bob Simpson, Bowmanville, Ella Bowman and Myrtle Tamblyn. Mr. and Mrs. Keith MacGregor MacGregor and family, Ajax were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Errol Groves. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hold- stock, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bar- ochi, Oshawa visitedon Sunday Sunday with Floyd and Elsie Beckett to visit with Elsie's sister Mrs. Greta Kronqurst before she returns to Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Beckett, Beckett, Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. John Beckett, Scugog Island were Saturday visitors of the Floyd Becketts'. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nimigon Nimigon were visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Os-. FREE! FREE! CALL POLICE SIGNS Available at our office beginning on Family Night, Thursday, Dec. 6th until 9:00 o'clock - No purchase is necessary - • Display in your car window in the event of an emergency • Emergency information for motorists on reverse side. A Joint Project With the Ontario Provincial Police The Canadian Statesman 62 King St. W. 623-3303 Bowmanville trowski and Hayley, Mississauga. Mississauga. Steve and Lois were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Nimigon on Wednesday celebrating Jordan's Jordan's 8th Birthday and were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nimigon, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Howe, Lakeview Manor and other relatives in Beaverton on Sunday. They also accompanied accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Howe Junior to the living Christmas Tree Service Service in the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Lindsay. Floyd and Elsie Beckett accompanied by his sister Greta were callers at Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beckett's and Mr. and Mrs. John Stephenson, Stephenson, Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty were Thurs. evening dinner guests of Mr. ana Mrs. Russell Russell Wright of Orono. Durham East residents are waging a war on waste, according to their member of the Provincial Legislature. In the Ontario Legislature Legislature Monday afternoon, Durham Durham East MPP Gord Mills praised local garbage- reduction programs for their efforts in reducing trash. "Every week, the average person in this country produces produces 19 pounds of garbage," Mr. Mills said. And he added added that this has created a garbage disposal crisis in almost almost all of our communities. "I am proud to say that the people of Durham East are fighting back and waging waging a war on waste," said Mr. Mills. The Durham East MPP went on to note that local residents Pat Lycett and Kristin McCrea have launched the Garbage Reduction Reduction Program. He added that they convinced 77 per cent of the people in a six- mile area of Durham to save their garbage for four weeks. Residents were shown how to compost, reduce, reuse reuse and recycle. "The results have been spectacular," added Mr. Mills. "The amount was cut from 19 pounds of garbage per person per week to approximately approximately one and a half pounds." "By educating people on. shopping smart, buying products with low waste packaging, and purchasing articles that can be re-used, real reductions in waste were achieved. What could not be recycled was composted composted in 30 backyard compos- ters," the MPP continued. He also singled out several several other organizations making making an important contribution contribution on environmental issues. These included: Newcas tle Environment Committee; The Committee of Clarke Constituents; Zero Garbage Group; Durham Recycling Group; GOOD Committee; Save the Ganaraska Again; Port Granby/Newcastle Environment Environment Committee; STORM; and the Port Dar lington Community Association. Association. "These local groups are pleased to finally have a responsive responsive government -- one that not only listens to them, but works in partnership partnership with them," Mr. Mills said. Problems at D.G.S. A fueling problem in one of the fuel channels in a reactor reactor at Darlington has led to a reduction in power at the station. Sue Stickley, community relations officer at Darlington Darlington Nuclear Generating Station, Station, said electrical power is being lowered from 100 to 65 percent. "Ontario Hydro staff are working with the fuelling equipment manufacturer, Canadian General Electric in Peterborough, to test remote remote methods of removing a damaged fuel bundle from one of the reactor channels and sealing that channel," she explained. Until the channel is sealed, she said, the reactor can't be refueled Power is being reduced to extend .the life of the fuel in the reactor. 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