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Heather Rebekah Lodge A large crowd enjoyed the fellowship and fun at the very successful Heather Rebekah Lodge #334, Orono bazaar held on December 7th. The lodge appreciates the large attendance and those in the community who donated articles. This enables the lodge to continue its benevolent work throughout the community. Winners of bazaar draws Quilt won by Tom Coatham, Bowmanville; sheet set won by Bev Walker, Newcastle; Doll and doll clothes made and donated donated by Joan Hayman and won by Nadine Barnett, Oshawa; Print donated by Kate Lang and won by Irene Maher, Orono. The candy wreath which was donated by Viola Vanderveen was won by Kay Snell. John and Pat Rekker are providing Scott and Kelly with a guided tour of their greenhouses which feature over 50,000 poinsettia plants as well as everything'you need to decorate your home for the Christmas season. At Rekker Gardens, you'll find fresh and artificial Christmas trees, lots of decorations' and hundreds of wonderful gift ideas that are sure to bring a smile on Christmas morning. Drop in to Rekker Gardens and enjoy the sights and smells of seasonal plants, flowers and foliage. Stumped for a gift idea? Gift certificates in any amount are available. 2258 Hwy. 2 at Maple Grove Telephone 623-2300 Rekker Gardens Carter's Bakery ... The enticing aroma of fresh-baking has been drawing customers to Carter's Bakery since 1936, and this was also true for our Victorian couple Kelly and Scott. Catherine, on the left, and Sarah are displaying a small sample of the many mouth-watering freshly-baked treats that are available at Carter's Bakery. If you and your family love fresh home-made style treats for the holidays but don't have the time to prepare them yourself, then call the professionals at Carter's Bakery. They can look after everything including party trays made-to-order. Call them today! Carter's Bakery; and Confectionery Supplies 21 King Street East Bowmanville (905) 623-5855 Happenings in Enniskillen by Betty Wright Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wright, Miss Marguerite Wright, Mrs. Russell Ormiston, Oshawa were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lamb enjoyed enjoyed a week's vacation at Reno, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sanderson, Brooklin, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott attended the 25th Wedding Anniversary Anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gerryts held at Northumberland Heights, Co- bourg, on Saturday evening and later the celebration continued continued at the home of Jean and Doug Park, Pontypool. Ryan and Krista Howe, of Newcastle, were weekend visitors visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe. Congratulations go to Ted and Joy Worry on celebrating their 40th Wedding Anniversary. Anniversary. Many family guests were in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty, Mrs. William Ax- ford were Sunday evening dinner dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Axford, Melanie, Stephanie and Julie, this being a Welcome Home Party for Julie Julie who has been going to Del- housie University* Halifax. On Thursday, December 5th, Enfield held their Christmas Pot Luck Dinner. We all enjoyed enjoyed a very delicious meal. 12 year old Sean Cuthbcrtson won the Gingerbread House made by Helen Lavender. Door prizes prizes were won bÿiMarion Peters, Kay Kelly and Dianne Smiley. The quilt was won by Sylvia Lumsden. Take a Break and Bible Stud/will take a break for Christmas Take a Break and Bible Study will be taking a break for Christmas and will resume again on January 8th. What Are You Doing For Christmas? Why not spend it with us? Enniskillen United Church holds Sunday worship at 9:30. Sunday, December 15th there will be a Special Christmas Musical Presentation "The Good The Bad and The Snug- gly" - a musical re-telling of the Christmas Story by the children of Enniskillen Sunday School. Gifts'will go to local charities. Sunday, December 22nd - A service of music and singing with lots of singing. Christmas Eve - Tuesday, December 24th there will be a special evening candle light service at 6:30 p.m. Enniskillen and Tyrone United United Churches invite you to an evening of Christmas Comfort and Joy December 22nd at 6:30 p.m. at the Tyrone Community Community Centre. Bring the whole family as we celebrate the Holiday Season with a musical musical re-telling of The Christmas Christmas Story In Country Western style. "The Good, The Bad and The Snuggly" featuring carol singing, the Tyrone Country Cloggers and a few other surprises surprises including goodies and apple cider, kindly provided by our friends at Archibald Orchards. Orchards. The Annual Seniors dinner was held on November 27th at the Sunday School room, with over fifty attending. We were glad to see these neighbours of past years from Bowmanville, Oshawa, Fcnclon Falls and one guest from Prince Rupert, British British Columbia. The U.C.W. served an excellent excellent roast beef dinner. Mothers Fellowship made attractive place decorations for everyone. Our minister, Reverend Soli, asked the blessing before the dinner and with his key-board, led in some lively singing after dinner. Lois Nimigon and Joyce Virtue read some humorous humorous Christmas readings. Everyone Everyone enjoyed a visiting time before before leaving and offering wishes for a Merry Christmas. We'll be here next year, God willing. The U.C.W. Christmas dinner was held December 5th with thirty-two in attendance. Reverend Reverend Soli joined us and led in prayer, mentioning several who couldn't be with us. Barbara Barbara Howe greeted everyone and a special welcome was ex tended to Ruth Stengcr and Diane Bartolazzo. The delicious delicious turkey dinner was catered catered by the Metcalfe and Yel- lowlccs family. Marie Sharp, Ruth McGill, Barbara Howe, Velma Griffin and Dorothy Sharp prepared and excellent devotion on the preparation for Jesus' birth using using scripture Luke 1-46-56. Annie Wright and Reverend Scli, using the key-boards, played for the carols and Christmas songs. We'll sec you all in January. George Khouri, the owner of Landmark Furniture in Downtown Bowmanville, took great delight in giving Scott and Kelly a tour of his beautiful store which is filled with furniture for every room and style. In the above photo, our Victorian couple are admiring a room setting, complete with lamps and pictures to complement any decor. Landmark Furniture features one of the largest-selections of recliner chairs in the Durham Region, and right now all furniture is being offered at reduced prices in order to make room for a shipment of Scott and Kelly made a trip to Bowmanville Mall where they visited Gold Reflections. Pat Tompros, on the left and shop proprietor Marilyn Easby are showing our Victorian couple a small sample of their jewellery collection. You can choose from a large- variety of chains, charms, bracelets and earrings as well as men's and ladies' watches priced as low as $12.95. New this Christmas are "My Blushing Bunnies" collectibles by Priscilla Hillman and for a unique gift idea, a musical coin bank. Visit Gold Reflections soon.. They're open seven days a week and they'd love to see you! Gold Reflection Bowmanville Mall Telephone 623-8164