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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December 21,1994 17 Santa Visits Downtown Bowmanville AYULETIDE BL May you and yours erÿoy a mt peaceful season of sacred c We appreciate your support ar Dave and Darlene Boyd, J MIG imorable and elebratlon. id friendship. & J LOCKSMITH© \ Wishing You A Full Measure Of Happiness A very noteworthy season to you and yours from Greg Balson and Oil George Rizsanyi Music Company 12 Siver Street r J 12 Silver Street Bowmanville 623-7474 © We're Gearing Up For Another Great Season! Hope your Christmas runs smoothly in every way. We're always glad to be of service. Al and Sheila Brock, Chris - John - Cory Closed December 25 - 26 - 27 i© Brock's Service Centre X. 1 60 Church Street 623-5487 Bowmanville . Largest Country Market East of Toronto! 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Vendor Information 436-1024 CHRISTMAS HOURS Fri., Dec. 23-10 to 5 Sat., Dec. 24-9:30 to 3 Sun., Dec, 25 CLOSED Sat., Dec. 31 - 9:30 to 3 Sun., Jan. 1 CLOSED HWY. #2 d N CL Mj. t- BLOOR ST. -0- HWY. 401 => «-OSHAWA O O BOWMANVILLE-» LOCATED 30 MINUTES EAST OFTORONTO Exit 401 at Courtlce Rd. Go north and follow signs. Open Weekend Rain or Shine © Holiday Festivities for Providence Shaw's W.l. A joyous holiday feast was held at the home of Annabelle Rickard. 22 members and guests were present at 12:30 p.m. for a pot luck lunch, a tasty tasty start to the December 15/94 meeting. meeting. After an hour of feasting, President President Shirley Brown welcomed everyone and read a poem entitled, "No calendar Needed." Roll call was to name a food that was enjoyed and special for Christmas. Christmas. Guests Jean Holmes and Inez Boughen joined in with members to give a delicious list of special foods. The minutes of the previous meeting meeting were read by Secretary Gail Guthrie and the Treasurer's report given by Lidy Bouwmccstcr. Donations Donations are to be made to the Salvation Army and the Maranatha Church. Shirley Brown thanked Annabelle Rickard for opening her home com plete with a crackling fire and cozy setting for a luncheon. We remembered remembered Barbara Wood, who was able to be with us, with a farewell gift. Barbara and Howard have moved to their new home near Buckhom. We had a moment's silence for Margaret Amott who passed away December 4. A donation in Margaret's name will be made to the Erl and Lee Memorial Memorial Book. President Shirley Brown thanked the members for their faithful work and dedication. Members applauded Shirley for her work as President. Our program of entertainment began began with Dorothy Crago playing a selection selection of favorite tunes on the fiddle, accompanied by Shirley Brown on piano. Collection was taken and will be forwarded to the Salvation Army. The program continued with choosing a wrapped gift from an assortment assortment placed before the group. As each member's turn to choose a gift arrived, they had the choice of an unwrapped unwrapped gift or a gift already opened by a previous member. It was a great lime of fun and laughter. Carols were sung with Annabelle Rickard at the organ. An enjoyable finish for our Christmas meeting. The meeting adjourned adjourned with best wishes extended to all for a happy holiday. Next meeting January 19/95 at the home of Shirley Moffat. Guests arc always welcome. Please contact Shirley Shirley Brown 987-4474 for information. Marilynn Dow PM.O. Alarma Snowden of Bowmanville celebrated her third birthday by having a conversation with Santa Claus who visited with children at the four comers in Bowmanville on Saturday, Dec. 17. Alanna and her mother, Katie Snowden, were downtown to do some shopping when they decided to make the stop. Arthritis Aquatic Program at Fitness Centre Registration is underway for the Arthritis Aquatic Programme at The Fitness Centre, 49 Liberty Street North, Bowmanville. Classes will be held on Thursday afternoons from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. starting January January 5, 1995. The fee is $35 for the classes one day per week for ten weeks. Exercise is crucial but often difficult difficult for people with arthritis. The Arthritis Arthritis Society's Aquatic Programme provides the benefits of warm water exercise as well as the chance to talk to other people with arthritis. The warmth, buoyancy and resistance of the water can help decrease pain and/ or stiffness as well as help improve or maintain joint flexibility and muscle muscle strength. Participants enjoy a 30 minute aquatic exercise class each week for a period of ten weeks. The ability to swim is not required. Classes are led by aquatic instructors who have been trained by The Arthritis Society to guide adults through the structured exercise programme. The Arthritis Society offers the Arthritis Aquatic Programme at pools in Bowmanville, Oshawa, Whitby, and Ajax. For more information, please call The Arthritis Society at (9051434-7221. Here's hoping the season delivers everything on your "most wanted" list.,.and more! MERRY CHRISTMAS RSGERS Cablesystems N x S s \ /' \\ 'V- \\ V\ I • / ; •• \ / V /si j J / / / / / y ./ //.'•'y y / * O Til i ~ O O ^ /jf-'j-g- a 4 CXI 1 your holiday food store OLIDAY FAVORITES It's that time of year again. A time to get together with family and friends and enjoy delicious holiday dinners. That's why we're working even harder to make sure you're getting the best and freshest foods for this special season. Our shelves are stocked with the finest ingredients to make sure CHRISTMAS HOURS Mon., Tues., Wed. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m Thurs. and Frl. 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Christmas Eve - Open at 7 a.m. Now you're ready for the main course. Select a turkey or ham for your dinner table. A variety of the name-brand meats to choose from. If you need cooking instructions or have any other questions ask our friendly staff. They're always happy to help. your holiday meals will be enjoyed and remembered by all. Start the celebration with some delicious appetizers from our deli and produce departments. Delicious meat trays, cheese trays, fruit and vegetable trays, assorted " dips and salads, and more for you to choose from. Ft M BED DAM No dinner would be complete without dessert. Our bakery department is working hard to produce decorated cakes, delicious fruit pies, holiday cookies, fruitcakes, and more for you every day. We also offer a variety of popular fruit, candy, and nut baskets you can send to friends and family members who can't be with you this holiday season. ITjjT -i QUAMTT GUM To ensure everything is perfect for your holiday dinner, we offer our customer satisfaction guarantee. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with a food item, simply return that item to our service desk and receive a full refund. Graham's IGA 225 King Street East 623-4161 Bowmanville