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?BRSAY 'E. Sh,194TM CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOW;MANVILLE. ONTARIO PG EE One of Many Humorous Rotary Play Scenes Lions Take Bus To Attend Pasi Presideni's Nighi Thirty-one members of the Bowmanvjlle Lions Club traveill ed by a chartered Garton bus to Peterborough Monday night to attend the Past Presidents' Night of tlhe Peterborough Lions Club. Main feature of thç evening was an oyster bar and the Bow- rnanville Lions enjoyed their share of this sea food delicacy. An excellent program of variety entertainment was presented and raffles were held at various times during the evening. The local Lions won several prizes in these draws, with Fred Cole winning an electric alarm dlock, and Lions Howard Jeffery, Ralph Mclntyre, Orville Os- borne and Howard Gibson also being prize-winners. Canadian Club (Continued from Page One) 1 This campaign with an ob-é Jjective of $125,000, will makev it Possible for these children toreev n ofma fbre gruel each day for the- three hungriest months, begiinninl March lst, But the USO is $35,- 000 shoft of its objective, and, t] said Dr $itschmanova, "I can- t Metflot sleep at night for thinking r of thos children who are liter- v In the above scene from "Arsenic and Old Lace" is President Teddy Roosevelt. At the left, absorbed in ally ,depending on Canadiane now being presented in the auditorium of the Town Hall their own romantic interests are Mortimer, played by generosity to keep them alive. il by the Bowmanvile Rotary Club, Mr. Witherspoon at the Keith Jackson, and Elaine Harper, played by Dorothy 1 have..heard them crying from s' rihSuperintendent of the Happy Dale Asylum, played Morris. The play opened last night and will be presented whnter.I ave seen their eyes by Forbes Heyland, arrives to take away the screwball again tonight (Thursday) and tomorrow at 8:15. food of the day at the feeding E nephew played by Rev. T. A. Morgan who believes that hieO-Photo by Carson Studio, Port Hope stations."P ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __Help Neededc major and 10 minor operations. many years on the Association Those who wish to help theb six boys and five girls were of Municipal Electric Utilities USC in this humanitarian work born duringc the week and there and worked with nim when lie mysn onydntons tod S ULIAL AiD I'LHdoUaAL SOC AL ND ERS NALwere 38 admissions and 33 dis- was President in 1939. His ad- the Unitarian Service Commit-C PHN 33charges, vice and help were always very tee of Canada 48 Sparks Street, t* PHONE 3303Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cassin, much valued. He had a mind Ottawa 4, Ont. Donations of t Bolton; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. of his own and would speak his good used clothing, shoes, or Weekes and Mr. Geo. Weekes, mind and give his opinions knitted stockings for children Mrs. A. N. Fraser, Toronto, is Mr. and Mrs. Currie and Toronto, were Sunday visitors when the occasion demanded. from the ages of two to fourteen, ir spending a few days with MÀrs. Miss Joyce Currie, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Os- He exemplifies those qualities which are also badly needed in ci C. H. Mason. visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole borne. Mrs. Weekes remainetd which are desirable for a p.U. Korea, may be sent to the Unit- 'ai Winners of Lions Club Ho;-- on Sunday. to attend the 50th wedding ani- C. mànager. It is hard to work key draw for Saturday, Feb. 29, Mrs. Leslie Hancock and so niversary reception of Mr. and1 with John Citizen because he are Bob Hegadoren and Jack Mr. Frank Hancock. Oshawa: Mrs. Cecil Osborne on Wednes-1 does not understand what ils Dunn. visited their cousin, Miss Annie day. involved in electrical service Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Nichols Mountjoy, on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. J1. C. Cairns, and there are alwvays many to spent the weekend in Kingston Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wesley Peterborough, spent a week in find fault. The fact that he has with Mr, and Mrs. Douglas and son David. and Mr. John town recently when they visited been retained in his position Nichols. Wesley, Walketon, visited her Rev. Geo. Mason and Mms. for 37 yeams is proof that he ______ _________mother, Mrs. J. H~. Johnstn Mason and other friends. Mr. must have given excellent ser- to. and Mrs. Cairns who are form- vice". Notice bas, beer. received here er members of the staff of the E. V. Dyke, President of theI that ahl Federal civil servants Ontario Training School for Eastern O;ntario Section of the in Bowmanville will go on a Boys, are spending the winter Ontario Municipal Electric As- J T ~40-hour week effective April 1. in Peterborough. sociation, also paid tribute -.o Mr. and Mrs. Morley Van- With Mrs. F. Cator, Salemn, the fine qualities possessed by stone, Fred. Helen and Barbara, last Sunday on the occasion of Mr. Chase. "He has taken a CRÎURCHR spent the weekend with hem her birthday were hem son very active part in the Associa- dnt Parents,. Mr. anc; Mrs. Walter John, his wife and little daugh- tion and each year was present Ouue* (Anglican) MeCormick, Gaît.' ter Diane, with little friend, at annual meetings to give his AHfii.ce Rev.Warrn Tuner, O.S.L.MS. Ralph Vine of the Nancy Snow al of Toronto. advice, counsel and constructive Bev.Arren urner R.C.N. left last week on thc They brougt with them a critcism. He has a mind of his - B..,B..destroyer H.M.C.S. Algbnquin lovely plant for Mrs. Cator own and the courage of his own for Puerto Rico and the West which she took up to Salem convictions", Mr. Dyke declar- SEXAGSIMAIndies where he will spend Church for afternoon service. ed. SEAEIASUNDAY three months. Word bas been eceived that Citizens Appreciate Efforts 8 ~m Mr. Alex McGregor was m - the speaker at the next meeting "It must be gratifying for bira Toronto on Monday and Tues-- of the Durham County Club in after many years of Public ser- HOLY COMMUNION day attending a meeting of the Toronto on! Thusday, Feh. 25, vice to look back and be able to council of Ontario Retail Pbarm- will be Miss Anna P. Lewis, see how the citizens of Bow- il a.m.- acists Association beld at tbe director of Women's Institutcs manville appreciate his efforts. CHRLRoyal York. Mm. McGregor is for Ontario. Her subject is Not only has lie been a good Fo CHORAL representative for this area. "Glimpses of Historical On- worker in his job but alsoa COMNINW. Ross Strike, Q.C., 2nd tai" wbich will be illustratedl good citizen of the town. It is Sermon: Vice-Chaîrman of the Ontario by colour' slides, should be of a good thing when a man can DI "Why Corne to Chureh?" Hydmo-Electric Power Commis- interest to many in this district, do more than just look after the Blne Fu- sL sion, was one of the speakers A news despatch *Irom Mel- dollars ana cents but also go 7 p.. -last week at the three-day con- boumne, Australia, reports that out of his way ta give of his Ft 7 ..-ference of Ontario Hydro's rural Rev, E. Sigston, chaplain of the time for the betterment of his * 7-s r EVENSONG operating managers beld at Canadian cruiser "Ontamio" bap- community."a 0 Sermon:North Bay. tized 17 children of Canadian E. G. "Pnh" MCrce Sermon:Six emergency operations war brides iol living 'In Aus- and William Cattan, Brantford, "TeFod-Fc rFbe" were performed at the Mem- tralia, in a mass ceremony anodfinasopi rbt LERJSA orial Hospital, Bowmanvjlle, aboard the cruiser recently. to Mr. Chase's hard work and - tst week in addition to seven Rev. E. Sigston is a former rec- personal popularity. _______________________________tor of St. John's Anglican On behaîf of the Bowman- Church, Bowmanville. The "On- ville P.U.C. and the guests pre- tario" was spendmng four days sent, Mr. Elliott presented Mr. in Melbourne before going on Chase with a bandsome easy TRINITY UNITED CHURCH sesquicentenary celebra t i o s Chase, and expressed the hope to Tasmaldnia t edpa n-chfail rend afetale for Msn- einage rtre months joy many years of happy, wl Minister: Rev. T. A. Morgan, B.A. to 11 years. eaj7ned retirmnent. Chairman II2 ,11 A.M. - "When Dufy Becomes Privilege" We welcome the Girl Guides, Brownies, Boy Scout. and Cubs to aur morning service. 7 P.M. - "Marlin Luther" Phyllis Challis Barrett, A.T.C.M., Organist. 'alvation àArmy VMANVILLE CORPS 1 1hVflav i'Z'flguv 0)1.6 DiUUEK isi A.M. tJUOt MAflAiFY, SAXOPHONE *TORONTO HARMONY TRIO *VERNA SYME, VOCAL SOLOIST 7 P.M. Lieut. J. Ham Ligten to. . . "Showers of Blessing", CKLBH. every Stinday, 8:15 «.m. an address outlining the tbanks Chase inner 0f the people of Bowmanville hase nnner and the guests present for his long and valuable service ta the sHM (Continued from Page One) citizens of the town and to the V cep t that tbey weme vacationing OMEA. and tbe O.M.E.U. This g* *f in Floida. addess was signed by all those ' SHII Lengthy Service Related present at the banquet. Another ex-Mayor, Milton J. . The guest of honor, Mm. Chase, Elliott, Vi'ce-Chair man of the in a speech fîlled wîtb eminis- Bowmanville P.U.C.. outlinv~d cences. tbanked al bis friend-. the lengthy service Mr. Chase for their coopemation and liepA bas had in the municipal elec- duing the past years. He tbýanklp à - tic field. He was Manager for ed each municipal electmic man tbe Seymour Power and Hydmo îdETdal FASisvaualeaR Company in is native town of sistance and recalled many M Brighton befome coming ta Bow- amusing incidents of the pa.,t manville in 1917, Mr. Elliott 37 years. "It is only througb the said. When thse Ontario H.E.P.C. cooperation and the help of took over the assets of the Sey - others that any person can do mour firm i 1921, Mr. Chase their job", Mm. Chase declamed. O H remained in Bowmanville as I afa most gmc-teful for the help KID N EY S Manager for Bowmanville and of evemyone present and also for the rural amea amound the town the support of the citizens of Reg. Size 590 wbich included parts of Dar - Bowmanville". lington, aIl of IClarke and the Duing the evening the "Bow- Economy 890 south end of Manvers including manville Troubadors", quartette Pontypool. sang several bambersbop quar- In 1932 the Bowmanville Put)- tette selections wbich were vemy fommed and Mr. Chase became ering. This quartette is made K L E Manager. In addition to serving up of Dm. Keitb Slemon, Keith the town, the P.U.C. heme also Jackson, Doug Rackham and continued ta operate the rural Howard Bickle.A area for the Ontario H.E.P.C. and did so until 1950 when the H.E.P.C. formet; the Bowman- The universal $40 a month old S ville Rural Opemating Amea wîtn age pension at 70 now costs $345 Rex Waltems as Manager. million a 3'ear; a $65 a month "I have worked for a long pen§ion without means test at time with George Chase and age 65 would cost $847 million with a great deal of pleasume", annually. Mm. Eiliott asseted. "In 1917 when he first came ta town, the ers and a revenue of $39,000. ItFA TR LE FO now bas 2,100 customers and a revenue of $194,000. When the MMACAIO P.U.C. was formed in 1932 it RHUMO O took aver a 20-yeam debenture - 01sm6¾"zlàx debt of $75,000 fmom Ontarioa H' 200Mtissus VI X z Hydro wbich was paid off inMNSSZ 2l had three power rate reductions in the yeams that lie has served bere. A great deal of this finani- ( O cial success is due ta the ef- forts of George Chase". Others Pay Tribute Rex Martindale, etimed Man- ager of the Sudbury Public Utit- ""KING 0F MrN pleasure at being present ata dinner held ta htnôuxMr. C(hase. W eie "I had the p1ea-uî-e oWne___________________ associated with Geoge fog' FOR RELIEF with MNEX COMPETITIVE PRICES PLUS PERSONAL SERVICE SPECIAL VALUES AND REMINDERS FOR THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I.D.A. BRAI A.B.S. & C. Tableis with added Vitaminy Bi Beef, Iron & Wine 16o.bote 79C psm 6oz tn - eglml Sa Guaranteed fresh needle crystals 19 4, 8 and 16 or. 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Drug Store Drug.s Phone 792 Sets,stewae ALL AT, ONE TIME PIN CURI PERMANENT " NO NEUTRALIZER " NO RE-SETINO " NO TIRESOME WINDINGI $l175 Cmtg i MÂÀCLEA MS PEROXIDE] TOOTH PASTE BRYLCREEM &«udy tubes Mtr. D. C. Peters, L.T.C.M., Director of Music, TheSi IBOM %tiesf Artisis. - . --- ýý y r, arian Service Comxmttee oan mi- oted. A number af cash -dona- ada at 175 St. Clair Ave. West, tions were very gratefue y e- Toronto. Pattern for the stock- eeived by Dr. Hitachmanova at ings iIjiould be obtained from the same time. The paid staff the Ottawa addmess. totals only five, so that admin- Dr. H.itschmanova also visit- istrative costs are kept toaa ed India wheme she travelled by minimum. Official receipts are plane, bus and jeep ta villages, mailed from Ottawa ta those towns and citiez in ail parts of wishing to deduat donations the country. talking ta people in from income tax. evemy walk of hife. Theme one Dr. Hitschmanova would not sees side by side, tbmee phases accept any fee for hem speaking of development-the past, pres- engagement on Monday after- ent and future-ail tmying .ol noon but the Club pmesented wmn suprcmacy, the speaker hem with a cheque for $25 to said. assist in the work which she The amch enemies in India. ils directing. are ignorance, hunger and di- An enjoyable social balf-boum sease, and Unitarian pmojects inpmeceded tbe meeting. Mms. D. India have been carefully chas-i R. Morrison pmesided at the en with these in mind. The USCt piano for opening and closing has pledged tbmee travelling vans exercîses. ta carry medicines into parts of ________ India which bave neyer before had medical came; a communityTO centre in one ai the slums of HAMPTO New Delhi for Untouchables; and a mehabili ,tation scheme for DmadMsNoanAn a rfuge vllge ~r adrs.and Mr. Herbert Rogers, Bow- India Imaportant manville, weme recent guests of "In India the people are be- Mm. and Mrs. K. Caverly. ing shown how ta help them- Mm. Donald White, Oakville, .selves, and $5,000 will almost spent the weekend at home. achieve miracles," said Dm. Hits- Miss Pearl Gilbert, Reg. N.,i cbmanova. "The experiment in and Mr. Dennis Marshall, Toron- Endia wbicb began witb its in- ta, with ber parents, Mm. and iependence in 1946 is bemng Mms'. Gea. Gilbert. Aratcbed by athers, and there- fore that experiment must suc- Mr. and Mrs. John Lyon and :eed." son Lloyd, Scarbomo, visited their India lacis tmained personnel son, Jack, and Mms. Lyon and and facilities,, and the figures family on Sunday. oN~ disease are appalling, but Mm. and Mms. M. Mountjay these problems are bcing at- enjoyed a trip to Kingston on ;acked. "To my mind theme is Saturday. no country in the womld today 1.Mr. Will. White is a patient vheme welfare services are less in the Memorial Hospital, Bow- expensive and more far-reach- manville. ing than in India," the speakeri Master Jobnny Lyon attended :tated. a bimthday pamty for bis cousin, Mrs. A. S. Baker moved aniClame Ashton, Enniskillen, Tues-1 appreciative vote af thanks ta day afternoon..1 Dr. Hi-'schmanova and this was A number from here weme inE passed on by the president, Mrs. Bowmanville ta sec the picture,f 0. W. Rolph. In mesponse to a Mm. Texa6e, in gloriaus colour,s request fmom one of the mcm- featuring Billy Graham, Evang- il bers in the large attendance, the elist, and Cliff Barrows, lasti speaker gave the Ottawa ad- week.1 dmess wbeme donations of cash Heavy main, sleet and snow % rmigbt be sent ,and the Toron- accompanied by bigh wind bas1 to address for clotbing. been prevalent for a day so thet DonaionsReceved streets are in a very wet, slusby e Doaton ecivd condition. i At the conclusion of the meet- Rev. S. C. Atkinson of Albertc ig she banded pamphlets des- St. United Chumcb, Oshawa, willr ribing ber mission in Europe preach at the Sunday morning i k lob THURSDAY. M . 1.8th, 1954. Inq Four New Members Join LegionAuxiliary The Ladies Auxiliary af the Canadian Legion held their meeting Feb. 15, 1954. in the Legion Hall with Presidènit E. Rundie in the chair. The min- utes of the last meeting weme read and approved. Commespan- dence was ead including tbank you cards for gifts and food par- cels. Four applications for mcm- bership were accepted. Com- rades G. McKnight and J. Tom- diff weme initiated. Curtain com- mittee were to obtain curtains and tracks for the stage. Prices were quoted on a wedding me- ceptibn and ar Office pamty. The prize was donated by Ca. Car- ter and wvon by Ca. Calmer. Proceeds of the drawv ta pro- vide comforts for veterans 'ni Disadale Hospital. Anyone wish- ing ta contribute ta this worthy cause may do so. Meeting was adjourned followed by euchre and a tasty lunch. Euchre prizes won by Commades J. Tordifi and E. Preston. Presbytery Y.P.U. Hold Sunday Meet The executîve of Oshaxa Pmesbytery Young People's Un~- ion enjoyed a very informative evening on Sunday, Februay 14th, at the home of Miss beatrice McLean, Greenwood, where the megular Fellowship meeting was held. Each mcm- ber had previously been assign- ed anc of a number of the dii- ferent religions of the world, ta study z:nd tell the graup about t. Judaism, Buddhism, Moham- medanism a nd Christianity were the subjects which pro- vided much interest and tbought provoking discussion. Addi- tianal religions will be discuss- ed at the next regular meeting in two montb's time. The exe- :utive meetings are beld each Tmantb, alternating business meetings and Fellowsbip meet- 9c