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Pago 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, December 23, 1998 Concert was Beautiful Start to the Season by Jacqueline Vaneyk Sliil no snow to speak of! A real chance to get things cleaned, up and put away without fighting the elements. The winter solstice solstice is over and the days start to get longer now, makes for a short winter. Happy birthday to Mrs. Edna Philp, who celebrated celebrated ber 92nd earlier this week. Back in the days when she taught in Tyrone school, Mrs. Philp pro duced and directed good Christmas concerts. The next day while cleaning up the hall, the students always sang our birthday greetings to her. Our concert featuring Nancy Chisling was a beautiful start for the Christmas season. Her choice of music ranged from oratorio to spirituals to singalongs and her case of manner and wonderful voice made it an unforget table evening. She took as her theme Luther's Cradle Song and presented several several different arrangements of these familiar words. Nancy was accompanied by Sandy Brittain. The Pol Luck Supper and Hayride and Carol Sing on December 13, was so well attended that a second second wagon was called into service. The weather was perfect, the food was fantastic fantastic and everyone had a Tyrone News great time. Thanks to Jake and Jane Koene, Jim Woodley, Bill Hasiuk, John Vaneyk, Paul Vaneyk and all the dishwashers! At the morning service on Sunday, December 20, the Sunday school presented presented their annual pageant. This year's was written by Denise Walker and Norm Sunday School Pageant Enjoyed by All by Betty Wright On Saturday, December 19th at 8:00 p.m. there was a Christmas Candlelight service of music at the Maranatha Christian Reformed Church combined combined with the First Baptist Church in Oshawa with choir director and organist Cory Kuipers. The pianist was Pauline Dccb. They also bad the First Baptist Church Junior Choir lake part; We would like to thank all those taking part in this beautiful evening of Christmas music. Enniskillen News On Sunday, our fourth Sunday of Advent, the Sunday School put on our Christmas Pageant entitled, entitled, "They All Said Yes", written by Denise Walker and Norm Sell, directed by Diane McGill and produced produced by the Enniskillen Sunday School. We would like to thank all the children children for a job well done and Denise Walker, Norm Scli and Diane McGill for their work in putting this pageant together. On Sunday evening at Tyrone we had the same pageant but with Tyrone Sunday School joining in. Thanks to all who took part and did such a wonderful wonderful job at this service. None of this would have been possible if it hadn't been for our Minister Reverend Norm Scli, for all his efforts in putting this pageant together. Before retiring for refreshments, Reverend Scli presented those who had assisted him in making this presentation possible with gifts of appreciation. The afternoon Bible study at Enniskillen church will be taking a Christmas break and we will get together again on January 5th. The evening Bible study group is also taking a Christmas break. They will get together again January 6th. On Christmas Eve, Thursday, December 24lh, a service will be held at our church at 6:30 p.m. This will be a special evening candlelight service service for everyone. Scli and directed by Jane Koene and Pat Woodlcy- Vooys. We have a great deal of talent in our community, community, speaking, singing and playing a variety of instruments. The full pageant pageant was presented on Sunday evening by both Enniskillen and Tyrone Sunday Schools to an appreciative crowd at the Community Centre. Thursday night's Christmas Eve Service is at 7:45 p.m. in Tyrone and 6:30 in Enniskillen. Everyone is welcome. Sunday, December 27, there will be one service on the charge; that will be at Enniskillen at 10:00 a.m. Please note change in time and place. Our very good wishes to everyone for the holidays holidays and for 1999! Anderchek - Peters Wedding Andrea Peters, daughter of John and Nancy of Peterborough and Ron Anderchek, son of Lome and Jean of Kinburn, were united in marriage September 5, 1998, in Rideau Park United Church, Ottawa. Information Sessions for Environmental Farm Plan The Environmental Farm Plan Program is a voluntary, farmer driven program aimed ®ECK THE HALLS... Kitchen and Walls!! from all of us at r Gus' Wallpaper World Visit our new flooring centre open January 1999. 65 King St. East Bowmanvillc 623-6981 at raising awareness of environmental environmental issues and offering a proactive approach to environmental environmental protection. There is a $1500 incentive offered to assist qualifying farmers in making proactive changes to their operation. Common uses for the incentive incentive claim include improving livestock yards, upgrading water wells, soil management, management, storage of agricultural waste, stream, ditch and flood plain management, improvements improvements to petroleum and fertilizer fertilizer storage. There are many other eligible items for the $1500 incentive. To find out how the EFP can work for you plan to attend one of the following workshops: January' !9, 1999, 10:00 a.m. to 3 p.m...Lindsay Agricultural Office. To register register call 324-6125 or 1-800- 461-0329 or January 26, 1999, 10:00 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 2, 1999, 10:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. Port Perry OMAFRA Office. To register call 985- 2003 or 1-800-263-8023. For more information regarding the Environmental Farm Plan program contact: Evelyn Chambers, Program Durham Region, 705-357- Rcp., Victoria County and 3051. John % O'Toofe, WfET (Durham 'East 1-800-661-2433 (905) 697-1501 %jr ; fer • X _ • r \ : A '.jJ-yt 0 ' \ , „ IwIrFfh Mil " )<8i:*vv»v2t"pv*i6Y *" 7kc 5cwmanVtUt hù$CUM Bp> vynoWAlf, Cr.taxxO, Wherry Christmas & Season's Qreetings from mtjfatiiUij to yours i fflislilng you love, failli and j | Joy during this holy season. Staff of : Olde Tyme! I Fish & Chips 136 King St. £., Bowmanuille 623-1781 Happy Holidays 1Ye're wishing our friands from far and wide all the hast of the season. Donna - Tracy - Frank and Families of 73 King St. XX 7 ., Bowmanvillc cpiionc 623-8772 ©J.p. Jr f Hi? hope its filled with gifts of love, joy, and happy surprises. Thanks to service clubs, businesses and each and every one of you for your support during our first year. Your financial support and encouragement is greatly appreciated. THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE MAYOR'S LEVEE Everyone is cordially invited to join Mayor Hamre and Members of Council at the Mayor's Levee to be held on Sunday, January 3, 1999, from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., at the Clarington Beech Centre, 26 Beech Avenue, Bowmanville. Tours of the facility will also be available if you so wish. Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T. Municipal Clerk Municipality of Clarington J3h MUNICIPALITY OF arinqton 40 Temperance Street ■ Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Date of Publications: December 23 and 30, 1998 CS-6699 X Ok Greatest Gift Of All In the hustle and bustle of the holidays, let us remember the true meaning of Christmas, and the gift of His love. May you and yours be blessed with the peace and goodwill of the season. Seasons Greetings from Bob and Louise Gowdy X Property Valuators (905) 623-6023 r The Hoard of Directors anil Staff Clarington Older Adults Association Donations are being accepted. Ollicial tax receipts will be issued. Phone 697-2856. Registrations lor various activities will be held the first week ol January 1999. V W-i * j Our "Clean-Sweep" Boxing Day Sale Sat., Dec. 26th All Christmas items 72 Price cGregor .A. Drugs 5 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-5792