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- - - -= - -- - -- - -- - - - ..... A~ V ~ A ~YP~ PAGE SEVE1~ q'wvyuMnAv. iAN. tnd. U5S TEZ CAJIADIAN ~TATU~MAL~. ~O W~A~ V AJ.dA.éE,. ~J~i a as.. . . I------------------A nie attended the Cow1i.cc~ WE1)i~i~~ G r.and Mns. Charles Denton qft Ch rntas Day with rela- tives ini 4 wa. Mrs.P? e1?tor upent Christmas Toon9 with her daughter i o Edith Hobbs. *Mr. Michael Varcoe is spend- ing the holidays with bis moth- er, Mrn. E. S. Varcoe. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Nich- ehI, Kingston, spent Cbrlstmas with Mr. L. B. Nichais. Rev. Charles Jeffery, Willow- dale, was a holiday guest with his son Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Je!- ferk and Mrs. John Sim, Cleveland, Ohio, are visitiflg their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Buttery. Mr. Don Laird is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Laird, Con- cession St. E. Miss Audrey Kitson is spend- lng Christmas holidays with her cousin Miss Betty Ann Kitson, Peterborough. Miss Helen McGregor, Peter- borough, is spending Christmas holidays with ber mother, Mrs. 1). S. McGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Smith, Gait, are spending New Year's with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Carruthers. Mr. andu.Mrs. Geo. W. James / e Christmas Day guests of -~daughter Mr. and Mrs. *fard Hoffman, Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Byers and farily, Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mahood, Jane St., for Christmas dinner. Miss Dona Dilliftg, first year Purniture and Interior Design, ]Ryerson, Toronto, is with her 'arents, Mr. and Mrs. Rance Mr. and Mrs. H. Purdy, Hardy, Gloria and Derek, Campbell- ville, were Christmas dinner R uests with Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Williams. Spending Christmas with bis Parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Needham, were Mr. and Mrs. H-arold Needham and Harold Jr., Quebec City. Mrs. 0. Meredith, Mr. and Mns. M. Vetzal and iamily en- joyed Christmas dinner witIh vI.and Mrs. George Vetzal and iansfly, Courtice. Miss Joyce Bragg, Toronto, and Miss Jean Bragg, North Bay, spent the holiday with thei parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. M. A. W. Hammond, Toron- to; Mr. andM. Dean Ham. inond and Da "l~~ St. Thomas were Christm 'gests of Mr and Mrs. Harcï» Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green Oakville; Mr, Stephen Sisson Queen's University, Kingston with their parents Dr. and Mrs E. W. Sisson for Christmas. énd Mrs. Charles E. Lew. and son Max, Toronto, anc Miss Gillian Rowland, St. Cath, arines, wera holiday guests witl Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. James. Chriàtmas visitors with Mr and Mrs. Rance Dilling wer Mr. and M1rs. G. B. Dilling Town; Miss Ethel Rolson an( Miss Myrtle Rolson, Oshawa. Christmas visitons with MrE H. Laymnan were ber brothei M1r. and Mrs. W. J. Hancock . ST. JOHN'S COURCH (Anglican) Second Sunday Afler Christmas 8 and Il - HOLY COMMUNION 10 and Il - CHURCH SCHOOL EVENSONG Peterborough, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Amberson Genry, Or- ono. Able Seaman Bruce Mains arrives home today from Shear- water, N.S., ta spend New Year's and 21 days' leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mairs. Mrs. Christina Dunn enjoyed the Christmas holiday with ber brothers at Stirling, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Lonne Wilson and daughter Nancy. O.S.A.R. Jack and Mrs. Mc- Coy and family, Dartmouth, N.S., spent Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hall. Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Thrasher were Misses Laura and Alice Harri- son and Mr. David Harrison, Trenton, and Mrs. A. L. Thra- shen, Oshawa. Gladys Thampsan, daughten of Archie Thompson, Manvers Road, sailed fnom New York Dec. 20 for a three-week Carib- bean Cruise ta Trinidad, Jam- aica, Cuba, etc. Holiday guests at Mr. Sydney Venton's were Mn. and Mrs. Norman Down, Oshawa, Miss Ella Down, Peterborough, and Miss Audrey Venton, Western Hospital, Toronto. Miss' Irene Raw, Mr. Don Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey, Frank Jr. and John, Toronto, were holiday guests with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith, Liberty St. North. Christmas Eve dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. M. Vetzal, Odell St., were Mr. and Mrs. Wmn. Varcoe, Oshawa; Mr. Gor- don Balson, Sudbury, and Mrs. O. Meredith, town. Holiday guests with Miss F. M. Galbraith, King St. E., wene Dr. John Staîker and Mns. Stalk- er, Copper Cliff, with Lt. and Mrs. J. V. Andnew and their *daughters Robin aîid Gill, Otta- *wa. *Mr. and Mrs. Jas. R. Thomp- son and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson, St. Catharines, and 1Mr. Jack Thompson, Queen's -University, Kingston, w er e i Christmas Day guests with Dr. îand Mrs. Keith Slemnon. Sunday guests of Mn. anc Mrs. J. W. Braden and Mn. E. H. Brown were Mr. and Mrs. r Ennie Brown and family, Mrs. ,Wilson, Mn. and Mrs. Don Brown and family, afl of To- Sronto. Mr. and Mns. W. L. Rowe and Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Rowe anc rson Scott, Montreal,: and Mr and Mns. L. Scott Densem anè son Scott, Willowdale, wenE , Christmas guests with Mrs , W. H. Densem and Mrs. Harr: l, Humphries. . Mn. and Mrs. F. L. Bantlett Kingston;; Mr. S. G. Bartlett - Grimsby Beach, and Mn. Brený ,d ton Hellyar, St. Thomas, wer( 1Christmas guests of Miss Evý ,h Hellyar, Mrs. Geo. S. Pattensoi and Miss Harriet Bartlett. r. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Morris an( leMr. and Mrs. Ross Stevens ai 91 tended the wedding o! thed ,d nephew Mr. Ross Langmaid ti Miss Mona Norton in St. Thon as on. Dec. 28th. They will mak, S. their home in Edmonton, Alla. Chistmas visitons with Mn. and Mns. tea McCarthy were Mn. and Mns. Gilbert Jones, Gnavenhurst; Mn. and Mrs. Frank McCartby, 'Mn. and Mrs. F. Marchildan, Toronto; Mn. and Mns. Bernard Jones, Cathy and Colleen, Oshawa; Misses Mae and Edna Bottrell, Town. Mn. Ray Dudley spent Christ- mas holiday week with !iends in Las Angeles, Califonnia. He will retunn ta Toronto by plane and spend New Year's Day with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cedi Dudley, Courtice. Mn. NoeI Dudley, Gananoque, was home for Christmas and New Year's. Messrs. Sidney Little, Wm. Conden and Luther B. Nichols recently made a trip ta Sunny- brook Hospital, Toronto, wben they visited the following patients, eithen residents on former residents o! Bowman- ville: Bert Bounsall, Ted Bird, Oliver Roberts and Chanlie (Chuck) Adams. Mn. Ed McWalters, Linda and Ricky, Toronto; Mn. and Mrs. Glenn Brooks and Howard, Wîl- lowdaie; Mn. and Mrs. Tomn Bunnows and Dawna Sleight, West Hill; Mn. and Mrs. Bull Brooks, Sharnon and Karen, i e H. !r 1 n-I ke (S'ocial & (ersonal Phone MA 3-3303 A !amily gathering at the home o! Mn. and Mrs. Al*x Mains, 64 Wellington St. on Christmas Day was o! parti- culan intenest. It was the first time in 60 yeans that laîl mem- bers of Mn. Mains' family had been togethen for Christmas. Present for Christmas dinner were Mrs. Renny Henenicks, Hague, Sask.; Mn. John Mains, Ceneal, Alta.; Mn. and Mns. Ehi Mains, Nestleton. Mn. and Mrs. Alex Mains' daugbten, Mn. ad Mrs. Ken Maynard and family, Town, joined them for supper. and present during the day ta visit with their relatives were Mn. Dean Mains, Brougham-, Mn. and Mrs. Gea. Sellers and family, Mn. and Mrs. Bud Vin- tue and family, Town; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mains and fam- ily, Pont Penny; ,Mn. and Mrs. Dave Mains and family, Mn. and Mrs. Bill Mairs, Mn. and Mrs. Athur Mains, Town: Mn. and Mrs. Kent, Pont Penry. Boat Replaces Skaters On Va nstone Pond The unusually mild weather bas fonced skaters 'ta fonego their customany Christmas skat- ing on Vanstone's pond. About two weeks ago the pond had an excellent sheet of ice some seven or eight inches thick but the rising tmea tune bas cleared the pond of ice. Mill workers even used a boat on the pond to dlean de- bris that had gathered. Water was also ising on the creek over the holiday and it was necessary to release one- third o! the locks at Vanstone's dam. Mlthough high, this does not constitute a flood as the danger point is reached when it becomes necessary to release one-half to two-thirds of the locks. However a close check is continuing to be made on the water. Lovely Toys M/on in Draw Three families were the lucky recipients o! beautiful draw pnizes from McNulty's Sports, Cycle & Toy Store. The dnaw was made about 4:30 p.m. on Dec. 24 by Mn. John M. James. First pnize, a nocking hanse, went ta Rod Carveth of New- castle; second, a tricycle, ta Han- aid McLaughlin, Blackstock; third, wagon, ta M. Virtue, Tynone. The children in these families wene delighted with thein good luck in McNulty's Christmas Draw. Jemuscleni Lodge (Continued !rcm pvage one) pnesided during the dinner houn. War. Bro. Arnold Lobb pnoposed a toast ta the newly installed officers. It was responded to by Bno. W. A. L. Ayne. A toast ta the Grand Lodge was pnoposed by Wor. Bro. R. Dilhng and ne- sponded to by V. Won. Bro. Owen Friend o! Oshawa. V. Wor. Bro. Hanry Freeman proposed a toast te the guests, xvho included members o! the Or o no, Newcastle, Oshawa, Whitby and New Liskeard Lodges. This was responded to by Bno. E. C. Milîson of Orono. Bro. Bob Hendry proposed a toast to the Instalhing Board and Wor. Bro. 'Charles Warren ne- jsponded. Christmaus BasketsI (Continued !romn page onel distributed in Bowmanville and surrounding district, and 215 individuals were given a hap- pien Christmas by the visit o! The Salvation Army. "The citizens o! this area gave well, and -with cheerful beants, in their donations for this Christmas wark", continued the Captain. "and witheut thein support it would have been im- possible te carry out such ex- tensive openatio ns at this time of the year." Each hamper contained thel following commodities. the quantity o! each being deter- mined by the size of the f am- uvy: margarine, sugar. tea, pie crust mix. candy. cookies, jarn, Inut3, potatees, pudding powv- ders, mincemneat, soup, juice, fruit, park and beans. oranges, japples. peas, cern, ham (5 lb.) so ft drinks. Christmas cake. Christmas pudding, toys, cloth- in£ (whene necess&Jy). ~floW mt*cIi do you ftnOU) aoour Bow Day Broc and Mfrs. Sojil Mun ville Snoi crofi Don Mr. Bow gueE D Mer thoi Wa? a s the: the woI any in mai Stri In( Bla nec, froi fen and He CB By vrnanville, spent Christmas ,with Mn. and Mns. Leslie >ks, Scugog St. r. and Mrs. John Enoome family, Tynone; Mn. and Lloyd Broome and family, na; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace aday and family, Bowman- e;Rev. Stan.ley and Mns. .rden and childnen, Ban- t; Mn. and Mns. Ron Mc- iald and fam-ily, Belleville; and Mrs. Larry Dewell, 'manville, were Christmas sts of Mr. and Mns. C. Jobns. r. G. E. Reaman, Dean 'o! n at Waterloo College, au- S of "Trail of the Black tut" which bas gone into econd printing, is now ga- ring matenial for a study on SHuguenots in Ontario. He ild very much appreciate one o! that ancestry getting ,touch with him. Dr. Rea- nI's address is 288 Albert .eet, Waterloo, Ont. connection with "Trail o! the ck Walnut" Dr. Reaman bas -eived appreciative letters )m Prime Minister John Die- ibaker, Premier Leslie Frost d the German Ambassador. Sis ta be interviewed on 3C Assignment. Onme in a seties presenied In the public interest b>' the MANITOBA COMMITTEE on ALCOHOL ]RDUCATION Department cf Education, Room 42, ï Ugisiative Bmilding, Winnipeg 1. Way of Expanation.. Editon's Note: The Statzsman is indebted ta the Manitoba Com- mittee on Alcohol Education for complying with aur request for the above mat of the advertisement which we are glad to insert free as a publie service ta the people of our community. This is one of a series of adyts. prepared by the Manitoba Com- mittee. ln aur opinion it is the finest and mast effective educational senies on the growing problem of alcohol we have seen. The advts. are practical and sane, and nat extreme as some temperance advocates denounce the liquor question. We hope by giving publicity at this particular holiday time ta this prablem, which is affecting sa many individuals and their families, it may be the means of arousing a delegation ta wait on aur Provincial Govern- ment ta urge a similar educational campaign in Ontario. In aur humble opinion such a movement would be more in the interest of the welfare of aur citizens than to throw wide open the flood gates of liquor and beer advertising which is, insistently being promoted these days by certain groups who are apparently more interested in profits than in the welfare o! aur citizens. Your comments on this subject would be appreciated.-G.W.J. ___________________ Last Minute Buyer Us Lucky Draw Winner Wellington St., was the sur- prised winnen o! the, beautifulI bridesmaid doîl in the dnaw at Osbarne's Sports Store. Mrs. Armistead went in about 3:00 o'clock on the afternoon of the dnaw, Dec. 24, ta punchase a crokinole board. At 6:15 she Iw as infonmed that ber name h ad been drawn. The draw was made by Mn. Donald Williams. The lovely doîl whicb stands a bout 26 i nches high and is elabonately gowned in blue sa- Pupils Give Program at Fallis School Manvers Station: On Thuns- day aftennoan the pupils o! Fallis School, S.S. No. 3, Man- vers, ententained parents and friends at a Christmas party in the school. The !ollowing programme was presented: opening choruses- "lIt Came Upon The Midnlght Clean" and "Behold His Star"; recitation-Sheila Wood; Exer- cise by Grades 1, I1 and III- "lLest Trimmings". Recitatien - Susan Masters; sang by Juniors-"Racking"; recitation-Ricky Masters; play -"Mrs. Green Sees Red"; sang by the boys-"The Joyful Cow- boy"; recitation-Ray Stephen- son; folk dance-Happy Hunt- ing; rccitation-Billy Bradley; pla.v-"Mns. Wiggs of the Cabi- bage Patch"; closing chorus- "O Wonship The King" and "Ring Out Sweet Belis". After the programme the children served candy and a number o! pictures wene taken. Santa arrived and distributed gi!ts fnom a well-laden tnee. Later the children received bags o! candy and nuts. Dominion Stores Canadian Newscast Daily to Florida Dominion Stores Limited wil] bnoadcast Canadian News. every weekday ta Canadian teurists in Florida. The newscasts, which are hiandled direct from Canada. by well knowvn com- mentatan Dave Price, caver sparts, financial and general news. Starting Decemben 3th, they w'ill nun each weekday at 9:00 a.n. until Apnil 26th. These popular programmnes, which are regarded as a letter from home ta the haîf million Canadians !rom eveny province Iwho visit Flonida yearly, will be canied aven stations WGBS, Miami; WFLA, Tampa; WDBO, Orlan do. The editor of The Statesman who spent part of last winter in' Florida, has pleasant memoriesI of Dave Price's daily broadcast. Tbey were loaked !orward ta ecdi uai-ning ,with cousiderable anticipation as the U.S. papers carry very littie Canadian news.i tiin, will go to Mns. Armistead's little_ granddaughten, Elizabeth Mary Toogood o! Richmond Hill who is just one year aid. Elizabeth wil have ta grow a bit before she can look a!ten the dolly, but it will be there waiting for ber. The big draw prize, a C.C.M. bicycle, was won by Mns. Lloyd Preston, 83 Queen St. Mrs. Preston put hen name in when making a punchase somne time ago. She was surprised and pleased ta leann of the good fortune which will benefit one or other o! Mn. and Mrs.1 Pneston's two children, Garyj 5, and Robent, 2. WiIl Collect Christmas Trees. January 6-7 The Bowmanville Roads and Streets Depantment is providing a special Christmas tree pick-up service on Januany 6 and 7, Foreman Lloyd Quinton an- nounced this week. Monday, January 6, the trees alang King Street and that part o! town lying south o! King Street will be collected. Trees in the portion of town lying nonth o! King Street will be picked up on Tuesday, Jan. 7. Residents are reminded to have thein trees eut early, as the collection begins at 8 a.m. Home owners may co-openate by leav- irîg thein trees on the boulevard. Apantment dwellens are asked tc place thein trees in the usua] garbage collection locations. Police Tell lst Scout Troop Safety Methods Scout Troop o! Bowmanville' had as their guests Constable H. R. Connell, O.P.P. and Coiirt-ibli- C. J. McDonald, O.P.P., both of the Bowmanville detachment. Constable Conneil was the guest speaker. - He gave an in- valuable talk on "HighwaN, Code, Signalling and Safety ivIethods". To inake the boys betten understand more clenIy the necessity and the importance of carefulness, two films wverne, shown by Const. J. McDonald who assisted Const. Corneil. The films were well sç'lected for the, cornelations and highly ca otur- ed the boys' imagination. There were 28 boys present ta hear this fine lecture. There was a question period when the boys felt veny near ta these police friends. They ask- î eM many intelligent questions.! P.L. Monty Emimenson gave the! vote of thanks. The Scouten. Mr. McCoy. aisci thanked the' police !nîends for their visit and' expnessed the hope that they %\otld coine again to visit the Troop at any of ius regular 1 meetings. ENFIELD MAJOR AND NRS. LESLIE -PINDRED (Toronto) (of Telecast "The Living Word") Saiurday, Jan. 4 8 p.M. Sanday Il a.m. - 7 rn.m. Ail Are Welcome Kr If Ont. Federation Not Satisfied Farm Price Bill Canadian Federation of Agýri- culture are not fully met in the new Farm Price Stabilization Bill now in the House of Com- mons, Gardon Greer, President of the Ontario Federation o! Agriculture, said today. As President c! the O.F.A., Mn. Greer said 'II would like tai re- port ta the mentbens on aur position with regard ta this new bill." As a memben o! the O.F.A. delegation, Mn. Green said that be had spent three days in meetings with the membens cf the House and the Ministen ai Agriculture, previaus ta the se- cond reading o! the bill. He said, III feel that whlle the Government may intend, under "How much do you know about - -this bil, to support prisin % Christmas Visitors fair relation to f arma costs, this M bill fails to provide the nequir- Mr. and Mrs. D. Taylor and ed formula ta accomplish this William, Solina; Mr. and Mrs. F. successfully. Abernethy, Mr. and Mrs. . A. Abereth an Elln, anila; The mn etswih er Abernthy ad EllnnMail aedmnts iab wfe Mrs. Hubbard, Barrie; Miss Cor- anucd o rdy fe sina Samis, Oshawa; Mr. and strong representations by the Mrs. F. Samis and children with Canadian Fedenation ta the M. Samis. Government and the members, \) * Mn.andMrs I.Pucninandimproved the bill somewhat by eniib;Mr. and Mrs. I.Pcri n icrorating some features i Grayi, htyMran s.S which recognize the importance Gray, Patsy and Janet, Mr.W.o the cost-price relationship GaOshawa; Mr. R. Arm- to the farmer's position. But strong, Toonto; Mr. C. Smith, the l0-year moving average Enniskillen; Mn. and Mrs. I. base now proposed stili does Ormistan, Bannie and Brian at no rovide afoml hc H. Ormiston's. ntkp fam ormulnôacwhich Mr.L. ocran, MssBennice as armde os ithvlof acn Cochrane, Brady, Mn. F. Cowl- support." A7go ib ing, Hampton, at L. Cochrane'. M.Geradd TeCn Mn. and Mns. L. Wotten andi M.Geradd TeCn family, Oshawa; Mn. G. Rooke, adian Fedenatian's position on o' w taud bd 5 Whitby; Mn. and Mrs. N. Smith the new legislation was fully and family, Columbus; Mns. R. set out in a statement which ga beh d ton Grfi tF. Giffin 's. bas been in the hands o! Memn- Griffn atbers of the Hnuse of Commons M. and Mrs. M. Prescott and and has appeaïed in the press." Susan, Toonto;; Mn. and Mrs. "On December 20th, dunlngNc lI' J. Harris, Linda and Manlene, secnd nedig," Mr Gee Almonds, at D. and E. Prescotts. said, "this statement was read Mn. and Mrs. D. Prescott and into Hansard in full by a mem- Sot family at H. Smnith's, Hampton. ber o! the House. Farmens Sot Cycle Mn. and Mns. W. Gray witb would do well ta obtain theMA-31 relatives in Toronto. Hansard repart o! this dateMA351 Mn. ad Mr. R.Qake and read the full debate wbich family at E. Howe's, Godeich. plc. Mn. and Mrs. H. eeaton, lan -c Beatan, Mrs. L. Pascoe and Miss ______________ Bessie Pascoe, Oshawa; Mr. and Mns. K. Davey, Tyrone;I >Miss Evelyn Cunningham, BO M NVLE SU I LBrant.ford; Miss Evelyri Pascae, 1IOM N IL E S U - Peterborough; Mn. and Mrs. G. Bowers; Mn. and Mrs. G. Bow- Aduits' and Children's Portraits man, Miss Mary Helen Bowman *and Roland, at W. Pascoe's. Weddings Mn. and Mrs. D. McLean * and Heben, Mn. and Mrs. H. P sp r h t s - 3 h u e vc Wotten and family, Blackstock;IasotPoo - 3hu evc *ily at H. Prescott's. M. and Mrs. L. Cochrane, M -37 Ken and Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. 14 Division StreetMA367 E. Lee and family, Mn. and I Mrs. L. Stephenson andRon- Jappy n ew ?Jear Enjoy your . 9. NEW YEAR'S DAY DINNER ihi the Dining Room 12 NOON TO VENTURE MOTEL 3-3373 9P.M. INN f or reservations UP TOONE IT02DROPS 2TOSDROPS 3TO4DROPS DROP Over.acts. Taiks Vision double, Breathes with Less lnhibited. excessively and is waik unsteady, difficulty, Friendly a.nd funny. Care- talk incoherent, =oves slowly. self-assu.red. lesu. Will and movements fum- Staggrs and Judgment and skill reduced. bling. Boisterous. mutters. Only skHll lightly Feeling of pain geml-conucious. decreased. reducedi. Many problenis are createci by the use af alcohol ini our society. To know the facts about alcohol is a major step in solving these problems. 1 "The Salvation, Arm y" Division Street Sunday, January 5 Family Sunday Phone MA MW ý m- - - - 1 . Christmas gathering at the, Genosha Hotel. Mns. R. Best, Mrs. G. Carson, Mn. A. J. Taxnblyn, Orono; Miss C Myrtle Taxnblyn, Toronto; Mn.C and Mns. G. Bowers; Mr. and Ms. M. Malcolmn and Anne,S Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. F. u Marshall, Oshawa, at W. Baw- 9 man's. a Mn. and Mrs. F. Samis andC family at R. Cowling's, Wbitby. The following were guests at apre-Christmas family gathen- ing at the D. and E. Prescottt home: Mr..and Mns. W.,Smnith,5 Miss Dorothy Smith, Mnr. and1 Mns. R. Smithband Murray, Mn.1 and Mns. J. Smith, Danny andi Pbilip, Oshawa; Mn. and Mrs. K. Witchall and David, Toron- ta; Messrs A. W. and Aylmer Pnescott, Miss Ruth Pnescott, Hampton; Mn. and Mns. H. Prescott and Rodger. There was a better-tban-av- erage atendance at aur Christ- mas service with an abundance o! Christmas music. Misses Ida Honey and Mary Helen Baw- man sang twa duets; Laura Bow- man and Donna Samis gave Christmas neadings. Rev. Green's sermon' and the num- erous Christmas hymns made the service a memorable one. Sunday evening the Young People's Class gathered at the home of thein leader, Mns. W. Bowman and set out on a canal- singing expedition. This was gneatly enjoyed by those who were s0 entertained. The young folk "adopted" a needy familyI for Christmas and delivened a load of parcels ta their home which included a complete Christmas dinner. These young folk have discovered, apparcntly, that "lit is more blessed ta give than ta neceive". 4 TO 5 DROPS Passed out Dead drunk. iim- l il ;m- 9 - 1 i 1 ' 1 1 - 0-1 PAGZ sxvm &»MAýg»*Aw OI"AlpTe% U.Am.H WILSON A vèrY pretty candie Ught ceremony in St. Aidan's Ang- ican Cburch, Young's Point, on Satunday atternoan, Dec. 21 united in manniage Rutb Mar, garet -Wilson, daugbten o! Mn. and Mns. Leonard Wilson of R.R. 3, Lakefleld, and William Clem Rahm, son of Mn. and Mms Walter Rabm, Tyrane. Christmas decoratians made a lovely seting for this Yule- tide weddlg. Rev. M. Patter- son o! Young's Paint penformed the ceremony and weddlng music was played by Miss Paul- ine Fitzgerald o! R.R. 3, Ltke- field. Given in marriage by ber fathen, the bride wore a baller- ina length gown of white nylon net aven satin, the fitted bodice embnoidered with glitterlng se- quins. Her veil of nylon net was caugbt ta a sequin embroid- ered beadpiece and she cannied a nosegay of ned carnations and maiden bain !enn. Miss Ann Wilson o! R.R. 3, Lake!ield, was maid of bonour for ber sister and wore a bal- lenina length dress o! powder blue nylon lace organza aven net with taffeta underskirt. Match- ing headdness and accessanies campleted ber ensemble and she carried a nosegay o! white 'mums and pink carnations. Mn. Ranald Rahm, btather of the groom, was best man, and ushers were Mr. Andnew Wil- son 'Jr., brother o! the bride, and Mr. Roy Graham, brother-in- law o! the groom. A reception followed at Thel- gar Lad ge, Young's Point, t', 'e bride's mother wearihg a blue shc'th dness with gold metallie fleck and white acccg-,ories. The groom's mothen chise navy blue faille with nîatching accessies, and eacli wone a corsage ofp'ink roses. The bride and groom left on a wedding trip through Southern Ontario, the bride weaning a powden blue dness with silver grey Bang jacket add matching accessonies. On their netunn the couple will neside at Haydon. The bride, a graduate o! Peter- borough Teachers' College, is on the staff of Enniskillen Public School and a memnber of the Young People's Club and Path- findens of Enfield United Church. The groom wba is a tgraduate o! Bowmnanville High fSchool is an automobile me- chanic, r Out-o!-town guesta attended the wedding fromn Windsor, Toronto, Mount Hope, Hamilton, rAjax, Eowmanville, Lindsay, sTynone, Haydon, Peterborough, ' Enniskillen, Burketon, Black- stcBlackwatrad-randv.~