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i 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 22,1986 Section Two B.H.S. Students present Annual Christmas Concert ' The concert held last Wednesday night at the Bowmanville Bowmanville High School was a showcase for all manner Merry Christmas Everyone fiSH Have a Merry! i This Yuletide season, we warmly express appreciation to all our friends. From Ron and Shirley Brock Al and Sheila Brock Dwayne - Ron - Bob - Paul - Todd of Brock's Service Centre Ltd. 20 King St. E. 623-5487 Bowmanville Hello, my name is Ashley Michelle Driscoll and I was one year old on December 3,1986. My proud parents are Mike and Cindy Driscoll. I wish to send hugs and kisses to my Nanna and Poppa, Arline and Lloyd Ayre, Uncle John, Aunt Wendy and cousin Tyson, Aunt Audrey and Uncle Charlie. An extra special hug and kiss for my great grandma Florence Northcutt. We wish all our friends in the Bowmanville area a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. of musical talent at BHS. Here, the junior stage band sets toes a-tapping with its selections. ■ sâfffsit 1 ® .;. At this time of year, we extend our •i; warmest wishes and express our deep j appreciation for your loyal support. | from staff of ASSELSTINE'S YAMAHA ;i The business built on good service f \ and personal touch. Ï X ï R.R. 2 Blackstock j; 986-4437 l> *.> ** •> * * % * •> •> <• v * v •/ * •> •> * v %■ *> ■> * v •> * * * •:* TYRONE MILLS LTD. $ Off To A New Start by Jason Moore The Waverley School Journalist Club consists of nine students. Each student has to write an article for the paper each week. However, there will be a change starting in January. The nine members will be split into two groups. One week group one will write their article while the next week group two will write their articles, We decided this would work better because some of the members don't have the time to do an article each week. There will also be points awarded to the members. If a journalist attends a meeting and gets his or her story done he or she will be given a certain amount of points, but if they don't attend the meetings and don't get their story done they will have points taken away. The member with the most points at the end of the month will be the journalist of the month. I think it will be a fun and challenging new system. LETTERSFROM AUSTRALIA by Scot MacKenzie and Daniel Mongrain In the summer, Miss Pitcher went to Australia and visited a lady named Mrs, Coles. When Miss Pitcher came back she had a tape with her. She let our class listen to it. It had a poem on it called "Remember the Birds". Mrs. Coles spent a lot of time on this poem. After about two or three months our class wrote her a letter. Just yesterday we got a letter saying "Thank you" to Miss Pitcher's class. Mrs. Coles is donating five books to the library which will arrive in the spring. The books are about Australia. 'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS by Tanya MacIntyre It was the night before Christmas and no snow had fallen for weeks. Santa was so worried because he couldn't go, for his sleigh would not lift Bob Pearce (left); and David Brown, two members of the Bowmanville High School band's trumpet section, prepare for their turn onstage. Bob Pearce is holding three varieties of trumpet including a piccolo trumpet, flugel horn, and the regular trumpet. The musicians were part of last week's pre-Christmas concert held at the Bowmanville High School auditorium. Waverley Public School News without it. When in came one of his elves and gave him a letter. Santa opened it up, and was so shocked for it said your a fake, he fell,off his rocker. Well Santa was furious as can be, and told the elf to unpack his sleigh arid send back the children's letters because I'm not going out this Christmas Eve. Then he,stomped up the stairs and slammed the door. The elf did what he was told. When the children got their letters back ,they cried very hard and, were filled with hatred arid* 1 , never again wanted to see Santa Claus. At exactly 12:00 o'clock Chris Crinkle had just finished the clock and the' song went off. Santa heard 1 ; this from his bedroom. He'jumped up put on his suit packfed his sleigh and headed off. When it started to snow. ari'd m ÿoü Heard bells ' ringing "arid,.Santa : callirig""op 'Aaron, tirina, kevin, Lorie tin Adrian, "Kareti,'. Lynn' and Stevéri. .Thrill Shnta filled stockings and 1 put gifts under thé tree and left for thé North Pèle saying, Merry Christmas to all rind to all a good night. -- -c* - WAVERLEY'S CHRISTMAS CONCERT by Collin Taggart and Jeff Johnston Mrs. Snowden and all the other teachers that participated in the concert worked hard,. Mrs. Snowden was the co-ordinator of the concert with lots of help from other teachers. There were eleven classes taking part. The concert included a Santa, Nativity scene, student choirs, a snowman, jack-in-the-box, clowns, blue fairies, elves, dolls and muçh more. All of the plays were enjoyable, especially the play about Happy the Snowman. This play was about a contest for the best snowman. Happy the Snowman won the contest, but then, a business man wanted to put Happy on T.V. and make millions of dollars. It started out to be fun, but at the end Happy ran away . ' SANTA CLAUS by Alyssa McLennan Santa Claus comes at night His sled pulled by reindeer Rudolph with his nose bright 1 Leading the deer Going down chimney s 11 Leaving toys for boys and - -• t girls <iT __ >'■ 1 Santa comes and goes ' Leaving gifts with bows CHRISTMAS IS by Lynn Fraser Christmas is'full of joy Christmas is full of snow Christmas is full of gingerbread gingerbread Christmas is presents all around the tree Christmas is a snowman with hat, carrot nose, branches, mitts and scarf. Christmas is when Rulolph guides the sleigh Christmas is when Santa Claus comes. Hurrah! CHRISTMAS IS by Kevin Colbourne C - is for cookies you bake on Christmas Eve H - is for happiness thats in side of me R - is for Rudolph the one that leads the way I - is for icicles that hang on the roof S - is for Santa Claus that puts presents under the tree T - is for toys that Santa puts under the tree M - is for manger where baby Jesus lay A - is for apple pie that you eat on Christmas Day S - is for sleigh that reindeer pull Witfym pou anb pour family an i tèlb-faüfn'oneb Cfntétmag For an old-fashioned way of celebrating the Holidays, include some Hot Apple Cider. As our gift to you, from now until New Year's, purchase the cider and we'll supply the spices. Open: Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Closed: December 25,26 and January 1 8^$»ï«iÉ«iMïa$«^^$<s(ï«iï<s£i6«$<8:Ka$S8tï<8£!Ê«$«$#5î; Merry Christines and Happy New Year 3 There's no place like home for the holidays! May you and your family enjoy a bright and merry yuletide! Management and Staff of MARGWILL FUR FARM R.R. #5 Bowmanville - Hampton 263-2721 NEWCASTLE HYDRO'S CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Christmas The Office of the Newcastle Hydro will close at 2:00 p.m. on" December 24, 1986 and will remain closed until 8:00 a.m. Monday, December 29, 1986. New Year's The Office will be closed from 4:00 p.m., December 31,1986 and will re-open at 8:00 a.m., January 5, 1987. Should you require assistance during the periods outlined above, please call our after hours service number 623-4452. Thank you for your patronage during 1986 and we take this opportunity to wish you and yours a very merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. Signed Manager, Newcastle Hydro Electric Commission. I Have a Cuddly Christmas! May you be surrounded with love and warmth this Christmas. From all of us to all ol you, thanks for your friendship. TERRIBRAE PET FOODS AND SUPPLIES 73 King St. W. 623-1752 Bowmanville 9ûu&& from all of us at Bowmanville Fishery 19 Temperance St. St. 623-2139