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?~ U E S A Y , E C . S r d. 1 9 5 4_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _T M C A N A D I N S T A T E S M " ~. B O W M A N V I L L E O N T A B O A LGE THRE Bowmanvi*lle Choral Society Heard in Enjoyable Presentation of Christmas Music T.he concert given by the Bowmanville Choral The group of over 50 voices was. heard in a Christmas [photo shows members of the Choral Society following the at the end of the second row, is the(us ooit om Society under the direction of Hugh A. Martin was an program of variety and beauty on Wednesday and Thurs-1 concert. At the left in the second row are accompanist, B. Martin, wife of the director. outstanding event of the Christmas season in Bowmanville.1 day evenings, Dec. 15 and 16, in the Town Hall. The above 1 Mary D. Cole, and director Hugh A. Martin. On the right, 1 -Photo by Cro tdo otHn Newtonville WlI. Watches Fine Display of Gift Wrapping The regular meeting of the then called on Mrs. Pearce, whc Newtonville Women's Institute gave a very interesting account of "Current Events",. Miss J %vas held Wednesday afternoon, Thompo aeahmru Dec.15t atthe omeof rs.reading. Mrs. Brown then intro- Melville Samis, with an atten- duced the guest speaker, Mrs. E. dance of 20 members, six visitors Ruthven, who gave a splendid end three chldren. demonstration of the wrapping The President, Mrs. Milligan, of gîft parcels. Mrs. Ruthven Opened the meeting and led the advised that we save paper, rib- business discussions. Mrs. H. bon, cellophane, foil, and keep Wade reported a balance on it in a place by itself, along with hand of $26.29, and it was decid- plenty of Scotch tape. It is'a ed to donate $5.00 to the Hos- task that requires time and Ipital for Sick Chiîdren. patience. Teconvenor, Mrs C. Brown, Using sucli common materiais, YOLJR H.OLIDAY REMINDER onq BEVERAGES CREAMSODAGRAFRUIT-LIMEl AL Mchurch and Sunday colsr Salem W.A. held their De-1 The annual Christmas con- cember meeting at the Barriej cert by the schools was held home. The president, Mrs. K. nhecucioTedaev- iShackleton., 'opened the meet- ing. .ing and conducted the busi- Glad to report Miss Beatrîce .ness. It was decided to give $25 Craig able to come home from 3to the M. & M. Fund. Mrs. E. Memorial Hospital on Sunday. Twist and lier group were in Mr. and Mrs. E. Twist and Charge of meeting. Bible read- family were Sunday visitors ing by Mrs. G. Barrie, Mrs. E. wIth Mr. and Mrs. Ciarene Twist gave devotional, assist- Bell Town, after attending the ed by Mrs. G. Barrie and Mrs. Christmas carol service at Trin- S. Buttery. A number of ity Churcli. Christmas carols were sung. Mr. and Mrs. F. Blackburn Mrs. Ken Werry accompanîedI and family were Saturdav by Mrs. Otto Bragg favoured evening visitors with Mr. and with a solo. Mrs. M. J. Rut- Mrs. Francis Thompson, Town. chinson, Bowmanville, readA etwse o er the Christmas story "The Well Chrstmas the Eiora staff of the Stars". Lunch was serv- 1Crsmst h dtr tf ed and a social time enjoyed. and readers of The Statesman. Election of officers resuited as follows: President, Mrs. S. > Buttery; Vice Pres., Mrs. H. Mc- S t. Paulis HoId Clure; Se'y, Mrs. F. Black- burn- Ass't -Sec'y, Mrs. Bob Cas't Treas., Mrs. L. Welsh;Aflfula Sunday pianist, Mrs. K. Shackleton; As'-Pianist, Mrs. G. Shackle- ton; Flow'r Com, Mrs. W. Werry, S h o a t Mrs. L. Richards; auditors, Mrs. S h o a r W. Craig. Mrs. L. Richards; Group leaders, Mrs. K. Shack- Parents and friends of boys leton, Mrs. G. Shackleton, Mrs. and girls of St. Paul's Sunday E. Twist, Mrs. H. McClure. School enjoyed their annual 1 Christmas entertainment on There was a good attend- Saturday evening, Dec. 18 . The ance at the special Christmas auditorium was decorated with service on Sunday. Miss Mar- i garlands and a beautiful Christ- garet Shackleton favored with mas tree. a vocal solo at the combined 11114U -. she wrapped some very pretty parcels, and suggested several decorations that there, was not time Po demonstrate, as well as giving tips on the use of colour in riblion and paper. The roll cali was a gif t for a child in the care of the Child- ren's Shelter. Mrs. Milligan closed the meet- ing xith the Mizpah Benediction after which the hostess and lier group served a delicious lunch. The "lucky cup" prize went toi Mrs. G. McCullough, and the "lucky chair" to Mrs. B. Samis. Parade, Village Barber, and fLittle King's Christmas. The primary class gave two numbers, "Away in a Manger" and "A Trick Op Santa Claus", which were much enjoyed by ail. These littie tots, about 48 in number, were under the di- rection of Mrs. O. Bragg, Mrs. V. Jeffery, Mrs. Jack Hately and Mrs. C. Wooiner. Owen Scott contrIbuted some very fine piano accordion selections. Following the film, Little King's Christmas, the big event was the arrivai of Santa Claus who brought presents of fruit and candy for ail the chiidren. Oni Santa's departure, ice cream and chôcolate milk was served to the children and the adults enjoyed tea and Christ- mas cake. The schooi room was decor- ated by Mr. AI Cuthbertson for the holiday season. The films were procured through the Osh- awa Film Council. Federai sales and excise taxes on cars, radios and television sets made in Canada amount to about 25 per cent of the manu- facturers' price. 'Specialty Paper 'Christmas Party The Specialty Paper Products Limited held its annual Christ- mas party at the Balmoral Hotel on Saturday evening, December 18th. It was the largest and best of these parties which have been given every Christmas season for the past six years. About 70 were present, employees and their wives and husbands, or girl friends and boy friends. Mr. Bruno Miller, director of the Company, and Mrs. Miller acted as host and hostess. Mr. Alf Brown and Mrs. Edna Baker met the incoming guests and presented them with cards for their lapels. There was dancing and fine food. It had been previously ar- ranged that Gramp Pollard would lead a square dance or two, and the disappointment when it was iearned that Gramp would be unavoidably absent1 was soon assuaged when the oldi team of Art Collis, fiddle, and1 which was served after the danc- Gien Virtue, guitar, played. That witn buperintendent Wil- frid Carruthers acting as chair- man a fine program was given by the children. Severai selec- tions were given by St. PauI's Sunday School Orchestra com- posed of: Janet McGregor, pianist and leader; Jerri Ross, clarinet; Eric Barr, clarinet; Don McGregor, trumpet; Rob- ert Carruthers, trumpet. A film, Snowman In July, was shown next, with Jim Thompson operating the pro- jector which was loaned for the occasion by the Ontario Train- ing School for Boys. Other films shown were, Adventure fjristmas onde. ~j 1IappyNewYear~% DAJLY PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Local Agent:- HOOPER'S LADIES' WEAR PHONE: OSHAWA ZENfTH 13000 b.50 1DOMINO - TASTY - FLAVOURFUL - 30 oz. botties i GINGER ALE 2 for 25%C Fresh for Christmas from' IOLY B.C. 4oz Bag 49 c Dec. 23 - 24 fo k VIWOBU w flRAI ahi a wUl HoId Annual at Balmoral team lias lost none of the touch that just makes everyone dance. 1Mrs. D. Brown accompanied them at the piano. If there had been a prize for jitterbugging it would have undoubtedly gone to Mr. Ron Hawthorne. He wore out partner after partner but neyer lacked another. Mrs. Nyhi Sheehan chose good records to speli off the live orchestra. Mr. Ronald Shaw, president of the Company, came from Toronto with Mrs. Shaw to at- tend the party and to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henning came with the Shaws. Mr. Henning is the sec- retary-treasurer. Mr. Jack Weise of the Balmor- ai Hotel, as well as those re- sponsible for organizing this party, received compliments for the excellence of the 'arrange- ments and the sumptuous supper The Statesman Sold At Following Stores Truil's Store, Courtice Strong's Store, Port Hope Reg. Edmund's Store, Bethany Johnson's Drug Store, Newcastle T. Enwright, Newcastle S. Brown. Newtonville C. Pethick, Enniskillen T. M. Slemon, Enniskilien F. L. Byam. Tyrone G. A. Barron, Hampton A. E. Ribey. Burketon H. T. Sayweil, Blackstock Keith Bradley, Pontypool, C. B. Tyrrell, Orono H. K. Reynolds. Kendal Gilbert Food Market, Millbrook H-enderson's Book Store, Oshawa - Bowmanville - R. P. Rickaby - "Big 20" W. J. Berry Jack's Smoke Shop Rite's Smoke Shop Jury & Loveli Elgie Harnden's Handy Store The Statcsman Office DECi A RECPEjor a Cerr ir c Take theJrom »our DO iNIINIOIÏ S mtRE Take P th e l Id of a Decembe,. nlght. add twe generous parts or snow, $tir in air se clear it tinkies. laite a generous heart, mix the Wonder of a litte girl, the sParle or a Young boy's gian.e. the love Of Parents, and set gently before the chimney sida. Set t l ie t' isitheuc fa reindeer's hooves, a sprig of hoily, a scent Q( Oir. Set thq mixre t rs i îi wrth Of a dream Of good wililtoamenitwl be aie t a erv~ne when it bubble, with warn_ ad god fe l Dedek wth te lght t astar set in the east, garnish with shilning 1alls Of golci. silver and red. serve ta the tune of anacincro nhemde Of the family table. 'en aointemdl tuas recipe i: sufficient for ail the Men and women yuwl vrme With best wishes for a MerrY Christmas. - T mas P. McMaA0, -- -.~:z~ ~ Christmas Mix - Hàrd CANDY K,.lZ:I11 Plg.WC I!!K Juicy - New Crop - Seedless Navels SUNKIST Large ORANGES 220 Mz 9c OPEN TONIGHT (THU.RSDAY), Rock 12-oz. ~Z~t ,~ g. 4 ¶ 4 é~ Il s' & j! 1! 4 t 0 .' s p. j MUUUUUU.E~~ ~ pp. r' i/ v. Ful of Fruit RICHMELLO Fand N FRUIT CAKE Values effective Thursday - Friday, at Bowmanville ---------- IMU LWAY. »F.C. 23rct 1954 1 %-#Ni 29c