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) ) Living Nativity Scene at St. Paul's Church Thanks for Support In Recycling Week The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 2,1991 5 Author Speaks to Students at Hampton Junior Public School vc Ni Dear Mr. James: As the 1990 Recycling Week Volunteer Coordinators, Coordinators, we wish to express express our sincere thanks for our support of the Town of "ewcastle's Recycling Week activities. Your sponsorship of our community activities enhances enhances our ability to educate as many sectors of the community community as possible. Not only do we promote education in waste reduction through the local newspapers supplement, supplement, but we visit local schools and service clubs and we co-ordinate a very popular waste-not workshop with the Bowmanville Library. Library. Once again, we and local Council were very pleased with the response and support support received from our commercial commercial and industrial businesses, businesses, service clubs, environment environment groups, conservation authorities, community service service organizations, etc. Recycling Recycling Week '90 proved to be an outstanding example of community co-operation and commitment in the very serious serious issue of waste reduction. reduction. Your contribution and support helped to make Recycling Recycling Week '90 the success tnat it was. Yours truly, L. Vance for (Mrs.) Suzanne Elston (Mrs.) Helen MacDonald Recycling Week '90 Volunteer Co-ordinators Police Briefs The Durham Regional Police Police responded to a chimney fire as did the Newcastle Fire Department on Wednesday, December 26. The fire was reported at 34 Oatley Cr., Newcastle Village. Village. There were no injuries and minimal smoke damage. A Bowmanville resident reported to the Durham Re-. f ional Police that an un- nown suspect had cut down a tree from his front lawn. The incident took place Sunday, Sunday, December 23. Last fall, the primary classes at Hampton Junior children's books as "Matthew and the Midnight Tow Public School had an interesting visitor, in the person Truck' and "Sadie and the Snowman." He is pictured of Allen Morgan, well known author of such popular here, addressing some of the students. pus i " "And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name Jesus: for he shall save his people from their sins." Cindy Morton, a member of St. Paul's United Church, portrayed Mary during the outdoor "Living Nativity" held at St. Paul's on Friday, Dec. 21. Despite the rainy weather, about 100 people joined together to watch the scene and sing carols. The program was repeated on Saturday, December December 22, to an even larger crowd. The annual outdoor program is intended to help the community reflect upon the meaning of Christmas. "We've been keeping Bowmanville and area residents warm for over 60 years!" • Top quality Imperial Oil products for Domestic, Industrial and Rural use. • Automatic delivery maintained by a fleet of modem tanker trucks. • We sell portable heater fuel. • Dependable 24-hour service. ■■■' ' ■■■ '•' r : - : : w',/ ASK US ABOUT OUR TOTAL HOME COMFORT PROGRAM Telephone 623-5516 HARRISON FUELS £sso '12 Sturrock Road Bowmanville Solina W.I. Holds Meeting In December On December 12th, members members of Solina W.I. met for supper at the Dutch Oven, returning to the community hall for program and business. business. Following the Ode and Collect, Bradley's group entertained entertained with a Variety Time of a Rural Christmas Concert. The program included included recitations, carol singing and the finale was a° play entitled • "Santa is Late." Upon his arrival, he, along with helpers, distributed distributed gifts to all members. v , Adjourning to .t^JpjQrer , hall. President Loiscpiidiict-' " ed the business whiilé "members "members were seated around tables tables eryoying dessert and beverages. Roll call: a gift for the Salvation Army and what I would do if I were Santa Claus, had interesting replies. Some of these included included making more gifts; aid to those less fortunate and less commercializing. The meeting came to a close with the president reading a poem entitled "A Wonderful Christmas." There will be an executive executive meeting January 3. Thank you, Bradleys, for an interesting program. -- P.R.O. Bernice Watson çroRfMfoe fill Oar Winter Fabrics and Handcrafted Wooden Articles Sale starts Thursday! Bowmanville Fabrics 65 King Street West Telephone 623-1241 i WHERE THE ANIMALS BREED! » THE CLUB Vf** . .0 1 r vc&rj'«, M