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I 4 I Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December 2,1992 9 uides Working on Peace Badges "The 1st Enniskillen Guides are .working on their Peace Badge this w,ÇÇk. It seemed appropriate because of, the holiday season coming up. Our Christmas Party is being held December,, December,, ,7th which will end our season for 1992. ; Enniskillen White Gift and Mitten Tree service will be held on December,6th. December,6th. As in the past wc will be col- leçting mittens, scarves, and tougucs forjthe Mitten Tree as well as miscellaneous miscellaneous gifts for the Men's Hostel, Denise House and the Salvation Army. Traditionally, these small gifts, socks, shampoo, deodorant, small toys are wrapped in white paper. Please label,for label,for who the gift is appropriate e.g. Denise House - boy etc. We ask that on White Gift Sunday the children meet downstairs no later than 9:30 a.m. There will be a "Coffee Time" after the White Gift service graciously provided by our.U.C.W. Thank you in advance. . .. .Enfield U.C.W. Christmas Nativity Church Service will be held at the Enfield Enfield United Church on December 6th at 2:00 p.m. Floyd Lloyd will be our guest singer and the children arc Wellcome Wellcome to participate as Shepherds, Angels, Angels, and Kings. For information, call .Lois Alloway at 263-2393. Refreshments Refreshments will follow this service. i ; , -The Enniskillen U.C.W. Christmas ;I?ot; ;Luck Lunch will be held on -Wednesday, December 9th. at the. church at 12 noon. Please bring your (favorite casserole or dessert. Also a .gift, for exchange (maximum $5.00) to be used during Christmas Season. Cpme, join us - everyone welcome. !;l,f Christmas<Eve Church Service will .be-held at both churches at 7:00 p.m. jfiThe New Trefoil Guild has held .their first-meeting on November 19th. iGuiders who.are,no.longer in a unit. There .were six people attending. We decided to go for a 1 Christmas Tour to Park wood .and Cullen Gardens. Anyone: Anyone: who:'is 'interested in; joining the Trefoil Guild who has helped in a Brownie,.Guide, Pathfinder or Ranger Unit ior, been a Guider is welcome to join-its. Please call Lois Kerr at 263- 2725'OrfLois Alloway 263-2393. - rdiThç: i Tweenies had 1 to lcam the Brownie: -Promise, : Brownie Law and Brownie Motto.; The leaders sent out invitations to-the parents for the ceremony: ceremony: when the- Tweenies were -enrolled-.-to.: -enrolled-.-to.: Brownies: The Tweenies .Grtfup tare às follows: Julia McGill, Jennifer MoraWitz, Kimberley Van- ■leÿden, Tàriya'Crëvier, Candice Petbe- rick;"Jenna 1 Kastropil and Katiti Mur- iayz;iir9; .'cvi'>• :.Lv V> Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs; Christopher Morand, (nee Charlene Potts) who' were married in our church on Saturday;!;; -1 iiz. »tj >. -i- : . y t-;i ■ Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chambers R. R. 1, îliridSaÿ, ' were' Saturday callers of Mf. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. I Many happy returns of the day to Mjss Alecia Crevier who celebrated her birthday on December 1st. She haiti many of her relatives - visit her ovpr the weekend. |Mr. and Mrs. Keith McGill were among the guests at the Morand - Potts wedding on Saturday. (Miss Myrtle Tamblyn and Mrs. Wjlfrid Bowman attended Cambridge United Church, Lindsay on Sunday to be( present when grandson Kevin A^ery joined the church. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Demers and Shawn Avery, King ston were Sunday visitors. Mrs. Clara Thompson, Oshawa, Miss Bertha Armer, Hampton were recent visitors. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott were home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sante Bortolazzo enjoyed enjoyed a few days in New York to see the Statlcr Brothers. This week's visitors of Mrs. Len Stainton were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope, Blackstock, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Landon and Jeremy, Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. David Stainton, Cobourg; Linda Crydcrman, Bowmanville, Mary Durrant, Deanna and David Comer, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery accompanied accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jim . McLaughlin to Port Perry on Saturday evening to see the play "The Gypsy Princess." We welcome Mr. and Mrs. David Bortolazzo, Kylie and, Anthony and Mr. and Mrs. Carolo Bortolazzo and baby Nekko to our community. Elizabethville News by Edna Jhickson-797-2619 We had a good crowd out for church on Sunday especially the children children for Sunday School, I don't doubt they are preparing for a concert, later. Wc had our student speaker Sue Rom- aniuk first year student at Queen's Theological college. Our charge has voted to support an appeal for needed funds at Queen's Theological College. Reverend Sedgwick opened the service with his usual prayer. The first lesson was from John 12: 9-19, read by our student. Sybol Davis had the expression of Worship, explaining the two new banners put up this week, A Star bom and Son of God. The Sunday Sunday school was responsible for making making these. Our student told a story for the children's minute. The second lesson was from Colos- sians 1: 11-20, read by the student. Reverend Sedgwick spoke on Visible Likeness of the Invisible. He began by telling how when his children were small they used to play a game called looking for wolves in the basement. Even though they never found any, they knew they were surrounded with them. Christ was the invisible likeness of the invisible God, told in the second second lesson that implies the same as the wolves story. Ronda Perry and Wendy Robinson took up the offering. Coffee was served at the close and cookies appeared from somewhere, which were enjoyed by all. Wednesday afternoon Vivian Quantrill, and E. Thickson helped Betty Betty Mercer put in a quilt. Sorry to report that Adam Yarema had the misfortune to have his leg broken playing hockey. Elmer Fowler had the misfortune to cut the ends off two of his fingers of his right hand last week. He got them caught in a chain. Glad to report that Edna Morris is improving. Clara Sheppard who was back in the hospital is at her daughter Sybol Davis'shome. . Jackson and Susan Peacock and Heather Roy from this charge attended attended the farewell dinner for Kwang U Lee and family at Eastminister, Belleville. Belleville. Mark nd Linda and boys, Lowell, were at Peacocks Sunday night. Nelson and Marilyn Gardiner have gone to Cuba. Jack and Barbara Lee, Peterborough, Peterborough, visited with Peacock's this week. Some of those getting over bad colds are Alan and Helen Peacock, Mae Muldrew and Leta McAllister. by Jacqueline Vaneyk The Craft and Bake sale on Satur- ' day had one of the best assortment of crafts anywhere. .Although the number of vendors was dçwn, the quality, variety variety and prices were better, than ever. The baking sold very well - and hot- dogs arid meatpies were big items at the lunch counter. A big thank you to Betty Pascoc for her work in organizing organizing the'sale, and to the UCW and-the Finance Committee. Speaking of UCW: All the women of the Tyrone area are, invited to .the UCW potluck lunch on. December 9th at 12:30 p.m. in the CE vying of the church. In order ,io have a place ready for you, please call Ann Pleasance (263-2719) or Carol Southwell (263- 8025) by Dec. 5th. Please accept this as your invitation. UCW women are reminded of their committment of a gift of non-perishable food or a gift of money toward powdered milk for the Salvation. Army. - Nov. 29 was the first Sunday of Advent. Advent. This year we are using a series of advent candlelighting services rooted in native spirituality; On Dec. 6th, will bo our White Gift and Mjtten Tree service. Please bring unwrapped gifts of non-perishable food for White Gift. All sizes and kinds of mittens, scarves or hats are Pet of the Week ,( These adorable cight-wcck-old border collie pups are the last two to go up for adoption from it litter of five. The puppies have already had their first shots and have been dc-wormcd. They will be mid-sized adults. j Animal Shelter 1 623-7651 . | . Sponsored by:. THE TOWN Ol- ONTARIO suitable for the Mitten Tree. The Sunday Sunday School will be taking part in the service, and the Outreach committee will be serving lunch following. As well, the Youth Group will hold a bake sale to raise funds to help a needy family family at Christmas. Come and help out! Family Night sponsored by the Ed- . ucation committee, was on Sunday 6 eveningibeginning with a potluck. sup----L- per with the usual amounts of fabulous food. An apple .pie from the UCWy^zS^f bake sale turned up at the supper and we don't know who to compliment. It was superb! Following supper, the Tyrone Tyrone Church Orchestra and Choir performed performed under the leadership of Sheryl Hunter and Jane Koene. You had to be there! Bessie Vaneyk and Heather Myles disclosed the names of the Sunday Sunday School secret pals to finish up the project. Jason Westwood presented Heather with à small gift of appreciation. appreciation. More music followed to end a good evening. Some reminders: First, the Budget Meeting will be on Dec. 8th at 7:30. All the Finance committee, and representative representative from each of the other committees committees should be there. Second, there will be no senior choir practice this week, Dec. 3. Roman Catholic services will resume resume in Tyrone on Dec. 6 at 9:45 a.m. Everyone welcome. Governors Named At Durham College The Council of Regents recently announced three new governors for the Durham College Board of Governors, Governors, Joyce Marshall, Ann Stowell- Smith and Gerald Ouellette. Joyce Marshall, a Whitby resident, is an owner/operator of three nursery • schools. She is a past president and current Council Delegate for First Oshawa International Training in Communication, and past president of the Durham Business and Professional Women's Club. Joyce was the recipient recipient of the Early Childhood Educator of the Year Award, Ontario North Shore Branch and Volunteer Service Award from the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Culture and, most recently, recently, was named as a Woman of Distinction for business by the YWCA. Ann Stowell-Smith, the elected staff governor, is the Alumni Officer for Durham College. Ann, an Oshawa resident, is a graduate of Durham College. College. She is a member of the College Committee on Resource Development and the Canadian Alumni Administrators Administrators of Ontario. Ann was a team captain captain for the Oshawa General Hospital "Setting the Pace" campaign and organized organized the College System's 25th Anniversary Anniversary gala at Skydomc this fall. Gerald Ouellette, the elected student student governor, is a Business Administration, Administration, Marketing student. A resident of Oshawa, Jerry is a director of the South Central Big Game Association, a director of Safeguard Canada and a member of the Ontario Out-of-Doors Advisory Council. The Durham College Board of Governors is made up of twelve representatives representatives from the community and four internal, elected members from staff, faculty, administration and students. students. AND WELL GIVE YOU UP TO Right now, when you take out or transfer to a National Trust 1 Year Convertible or a 2-5 Year Closed Mortgage, you can earn $5.00 cash for every $1,000 of your mortgage to a maximum of $1,000. . 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