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Tmmn7ED meC. 20th, 1p5o I social& ÇPrnl PhoneMA 3-3303 Bownianville Post Office will b. closed all day Christmas Day but will b. open Weeda niorning, December 26tb. Mr. Glenholme Hughes has been lu Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto, for tbe past week, but hopes ta be home for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vaneyk, and John of Tyrone were Sun- ,day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold De Mille and family. Able Seaman Leonard Knigbt, his wife and baby Lillian of HIalifax, are bolidaying with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bath Bowmanville baniks will b. closed aU day Christmas and ]Boxing Day. On Monday they %vil absente normal banking hours from 10 am. ta 3 p.m. The Salvatian Army Band bas f en playing Christmas music *varjous residential streets - auring the evenings of this week. 'rheir music is much appreciated by aIl Bowmanville citizens. A decarated tree in front of the High School is being much admired. It was decorated under the direction of Mr. AI Wither- spoon, with each student donat- ËIg five cents toward decora- tions. The staff of Bowmanville High School, their wives, bus- bands and families enjoyed a Christmas party on Wednesday afternoon after school, with sup-« per in the Home Economics room. Mrs. S. McFadgen, Centre St., accompanied ber daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. Nay- Ion Of Peterborough on a week- end motor trip ta New Liskeard to visit ber daughter, Mrs. L. Fielder.S Club 15 held its Christmas 1 party at the home of Mns. Nel- son Osborne on Tuesday even- ing. Members sang carols and enjoyed games and a turkey buffet supper. Gifts were ex- changed. L Loblaw Grocetenias Co. Ltd. bave announced plans to erect a $125,000 supermarket in Port Hope. They have taken over considerable property in the~ Robertson St. area and wilà start construction in the spring Lea Petticrew, former re- porter with the Peterboroughi Examiner and the Port Hope Evening Guide, bas been award- ed second place in a contest for the best aviation news story. He will receive a certificate and cheque for $50 Congratulations ta Bowman- ville Kinsmen Club are ini order for the very attractive Christmas cover on their Christ- mas edition of the club bulletin. It is lettered in red and green witb decorative design also pint- ed in these colours. ?;o damage was done by a chimney fire at the home of Bill Cowle, 61 Victoria Street, late Wednesday morning. The Bow- manville Fire Brigade wene quick ta answer the caîl and upon an- rival took the stove pipes down and cleaned out the chiunney. Harvey Graham, Blackstock, and Lawrence McLaugblin of Nestleton, are being sponsored by the Durham Federation cf Agriculture ta attend the short course on Marketing and Ca- operation ta be held at the Ontario Agnicultural College, Guelph, January 1 - 4. Miss Lynne Bagnell af Ship- stads and Johnson's Ice Follies show is spending a few days with ber parents, Mn. and Mrs. ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH Minister - Rev. H. A. Turner, B.A.. B.D. 10:50 A.M. - Sunday School 11 A&X -à CHRISTMAS SERVICE Music by Senior and Junior Chairs 7P.M. - CHRISTMAS SERVICE Organist - Mrs. Reta Dudley, A.T.C.M., L.C.C.M. TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Minister - Rev. T. Arthur Morgan, B.A. Organist - Mr. Arthur Collison, Mus. Bach., L.R.S.M. Christmas Sunday Services 11:00 A.M. - :"The Transforming Presencé" 3:30 P.M. - THE ANNUAL f CHORAL VESPER SERVICE The. Junior, Intermediate and Senior Chairs in a service of Christmas music, new and oid. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH (Anglican) FGOURTH SUNDAY IN AD VENT 8 a.m.'- HOLY COMMUNION 10 and Il &.m. - CJUJUCI SCHOOL Il &.m. - MORNING FRAYER 7 pm. - FESTIVAL 0F NINE LESSONS îWITH CHRISTMAS CAROLSi CHRISTMAS EVE 11:30 pus. - HOLY COMMUNION CHRISTMAS DAY 8 and 10:30 à-lu. - HOLY COMMUNION - --~~I--- ~ -~ -- 4Oth Wedding Anniversary On November 24th, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Hampton, celebrated their 4Oth Wedding Anniversary with their family: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Clarke, Dennis and Glen, Hampton; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Clark and Ralph, Bowman- ville; Miss Phyllis Clarke and Mr. Ai Elliott, Oshawa. An anniversary supper was held after which an enjoyable social evening was spent at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. Clark, Bowmanville. The couple were presented with a mirror from their family. W. (Bil) Bagnell. Lynne will celebrate Christmas a littie early, however, as she has to leave on Christmas Eve to rejoin the show in Philadeiphia where a per- formance is scheduled for Christ- mas day. The staff of the local A. & P. Store, with their husliands and wives, were entertained by Manager Rae Rundie and Mrs. Rundie at their home, Edsal Ave, on Saturday evening. About 32 were present and enjoyed dancing and a social Urne with exchange of gifts. A lovely buffet lunch concluded a pleas- ant evening. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Muir- head (nee Monie Dippeil) and son Peter arrived in Bowman- ville on Tuesday to spend Christ- mas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dippell. The Muir-, heads have been in England for almost a year. They report a rough crossing to New York, their ship being slated to arrive on Friday and not docking until Monday. I1 Home decorations around town show imagination and a great deal of time and care. A drive through residential areas is well worth anyone's time and would provide much pleasure for some older folk or others who do not get out often. King Street too with the new colored hlights, sparkling stars and big Christ- mas tree presents a very festive appearance. Our neighboring town cf Port Hope is experiencing an epid- emic af bulb snatcbing. Lights on outside Christmas trees bave b..» stolen in large numbers and recently, the thieves decid- ed ta make a big haul by lifting lights illuminating the attrac- tive exterion of Nicholson File's new plant. Fortunately, the night watcbman spotted thein car and they fled when he let loose a loud shout. We are pleased ta report that, ta date, there have been no stich inci- denta here and Port Hopers are anticipating that the miscreants will soon see "the light". *Squadron Leader Thomas S. Spencer Who has been stationed for mo# e than three years in Europe as off icer-in -charge of medical stores at 30 Air Material Base Hangar in England, and later as Medical Secretariat 0f- ficer at Metz in France, bas re- tùrned to Canada with his wife and family. The youngest mem- ber, Caroll Jane, 19 months, was born in Zweibrucken, Germany. Tom is a son of the late Canon C. R. Spencer and Mrs. Spencer Who witb their family were resi- dents of Bowmanville for some Years when Canon Spencer was rector of St. John's Anglican TO ALL OUR FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS A MERRY CHRIS TMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR Schwarz Bros. LIVESTOCK p Church. Tom, bis wife and fam- ily of three daughters, will spend Christmas with Mrs. Spencer's sister in Port Hope. Tra in Set To be Drawn On Saturday Only two days are left before tie Bow-manville Kinanien make their annual Christmas train draw and this year's electnie train and setting is proving ta be popular. For the past two weeks Uic train bas been on display in the Hydra shop window where many have admired the antis- tic touch af the Kinsmen. To- tal value of the train and scen- ery is set at aven $200. The Goodyear plant minia- ture was canstructed by Kin Arnold Sleep, the his wene made by Kin Irv "Jake" Brown wbile the bridges, tunnels and train station was built by Kin John "Doc" Werry and the ail station by Kin Howard Stur- rock. The finishing touches cf wlr- ing was installed by Kin Bert Syer and Ozzie Williams and Ken Nicks did the painting. Kin Harvey "Slip" Rowe is acting as chairman af the dnaw. As an added feature of the draw, the Bowmanville Kin- ettes are donating a doîl and wardrobe for second pnize. AUl proceeds from the draw wil be placed in the Kinsmen Antifi- cial Ice Fund. citizens flot only proud of their 'i ~L*~ (Continued from page ane) of a long term, program lb. de- corations will be added ta and inmproved in future. Some difficuity was involved in finding someone to, instlII the fixétures. The work was done by Ken McGuire and many of his fellow workers of the Ontario Hydro, with assist- ance from, the Town Public Utilities Commission. Many thanks have been expressed by the merchants ta those who sa helpfully aided with the work. Many citizens have also co- operated in making the town a more beautiful Christmas set- ting with amazingly ingenious home decorations, even ta rein- deer and sleighs floating tbrough the air. From the commentsal- ready heard, we do not hesi- tate to write that, this year, BownianvilIe's Yuletide ap- pearance is more attractive than we have ever seen it. Add ta this beauty, thé sounds connected with the season, such as the wonderful chiming sys- temn at St. John's Anglican Church and the carols emanat- ing from the Salvation Army's amplifier at the four cornersi and you complete a pre- Christmas picture which makes At this Peistivè Season we talc. ths opportun. Ity to express, thqtnks to our Customers for thefr valued patronage, W. also wish them the compli- ments of the. Season and express the. hope that the. New Year may bring them health, happiness and prosperity. 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