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r _ _ _ -~ y 'q TM CANAD)ZMI SA2!SMAN. EOWILAIivTLLE.ON~TARIO TRM"~1Av ISAM fw.A lent International Metn Rotary Club Member.s Make Tape Recording for En gland A new and unusual expert- trict Conference in Toronto ence was afforded Bowman- such a success. ville Rotarians on Friday when "I arn forever grateful ta Ro- they were a llowed through the taryj for the fine and inspire- mnagic of tape recording to meke tional friendships I have made," an overseas contact wi'ch the he steted. Rotary club of Worthington, New Rotary Song Englend. This informed themn Following the deputy-district o! District 246 of Rotary Inter- gvro h lbsn h national as well as the history sogverno e t Slub esan th- of te loal cub.tery" which was composed by The International Committee Bowmenvilie's own Mel Dale. cheired by Charles Carter did To allow ail the Rotarians both an excellent job in errenging in Bowmanville and Worthing- the tape recordîng for the re- ton, Englend to get on key Bll gular luncheon meeting. This Brown sang the first verse as recordmng will be sent to the a solo with- the remainder of Worthington club who will in the club joining in the final two turn meke a recording of their verses. meeting for the Bowmanville Club History club. An interesting and colourful President*Biul Rudeil acted as account of the history of the M. C. for the progrem and gave Bowmanville club was given by the signais for the appleuse catrmme n lbhs from the audience throughout ctrmae merisan lbh the program. Rotarian AI With- tnaDv orsn erspoon was the chie! record- The Bowmanville club was ing technician. first started in Jenuery, 1924 OutiuesDisric Grwth he said under the sponsorship OutlnesDisric Grwth of the Oshawa club and on Deputy District Governor March 6 of the same year the Walter DeGeer gave an expli- charter was presented. Three cit account of district 246 Of charter members are still active Rotary International. He point- in the club. ed out that it was one of the In June 1924 the Bowman- smallest districts being some ville Rotarians had their first 175 miles long and 50 miles Ynspirational experience in wide but it has 41 clubs which wrdflosi steTrn rang in embrshi fro 20to club were host to the great to 465 Rotarians. International Rotary Conven- The smallest club is loceted tion. In Beeton, (pop. 634) but it 15 Hospital Aid the nerve centre of the village. Its list o! community service is Among the finst service pro- truly meritorious for among Jects Of the local club was thet mnany successful projects it has of giving fînancial aid to the built and equipped an artificiel Bowmanvilie Hospital and leter Ice arena and a playground for to the Sick Children's Hospital the children. It is also notable in Toronto. that every leading officiai of Another feather In the Bow- municÇ'pal or township govern- roanville ciub's cap is the pub- ment js a Rotarian of the Bee- licizing of the needi for a school ton cib for yaung boys who had gone Top International Club astray with the Law. This In onnes te lnget cubwork resuited in the building Is si ~ated in Toronto. On o h nai riigSho the ccsostiscu a for Boys. The tract of land for -WùnA2.ihe R. 1. awards for beinl Rtescol a dnae b. the best International RotaryRoain Club. Gym and Swlmmlng Pool Elaborating on the location In 1934 the Bowmanville Ro- of District 246 h--e stated that it tarianý, Mr. Mnrrison said, pre- lies ini a very strategical area sentedJ a ncw gyrnnasiurn anid of C anada 'being a leader in in- indoon swi~ninii-g pool to thic dustry, and agriculture, and Boys Training School. ln 1947 heving the lergest population. through the efforts of the club With the final construction of a crippled children's -clinic wes the St. Lawrence he pointed out held for the first time in Bow- that world travelling vessels manville and many needy ca- wil corne right up to the front ses in Durham County were door of this country. brought to light and medicel et- My Club tentian accondingly given. In conclusion Mr. DeGeex Christmas Parties mnentioned wîth deep affection Three years ago the club held the Bowmanville Rotary Club the first of their delightful Crip- which he termed wîth pnide pled Children Christmas Parties as "My Club". He v.icd his and this has proved to be an gnetefulness o! the work that outstanding yearly event. the BownI .anville club and their The Bowmenville Rotenians Live,, 4jwimaking the Dis- are aiso very active in provid- B o wmýànviIIe- Merchants APPRECIATION DAY i DEAW EVERY SATURDAY - 3 P.M. SJackpot Value - This Week - $400 This week's winner, 5% coupon - $17.50 i Mrs. C. J. Rundie, Bownianville DON'T FORGET - NEXT DRAW, SAT., JAN. 5 at 3 .m. - TownHall Royal Theatre BowmanvilkE THURSDAY - SATURDAY - JAN 3.-5 swj lIMItAS MONROE -TOM EWELL M W0M f SIU(OAIOIC SOqJD - bI.as.d by 2» hC*tMyftw (Aduit) Feature at 7:15 and 9:20 Last complete show 9:05 CHILDREN'S NATINEE - SAT.- 2 P.N. "My Friend FIicka" (Color) PLUS COLOR CARTOON MqONDAY and TUESDAY - JAN. 7 - 8 cnuROO SiTIGER -iAN STERLING -m minClunas TotmM - &W mA M K LWALCOTT EDWMAlOMAU ima mSe b PH~~RO .w vo n àwMbiMW. , o. ySuc cuffl W FOXI pMIW YOM -SkW db, MM R OM (Aduit) Last complete show 9:10 wEDNES.and THURS. -JAN. 9 - 10 also î'Wham, Bam, Siam" (STOOGE COMEDY) Last complete show 9:00 p. Jan. Calendar No. 622 worth $13. Expires Jan. ing transpoptation ta local groups such as Boy Scouts, bands, minor sports teams etc. Cinema Outingi On the subjeet a! transporta- tion Mr. Morrison nostalgically remembered beclc ta 1929 when the Rotarians trensported hun- dreds of children from. around the countryside to allow the the opportunity of seeing their first picture at the local cmn- ema. However due to the ad- vent o! radio and better trans-I portation facilities this pleasant annuel event was soon out- deted and finally discontinued in 1934. Continuing ta delve in his- tory Mr. Morrison told of the Club's early fund reising pro- jects. The first of these was a blanket booth i front o! the Agriculture office which was later increased to include a full scele street fain. In the lete afternoon the main street wes cleered and booths erected. 1 During the evening large crowds flocked eagerly ta the feir. Shortly efter midnight the booths were hastily teken down and the street made passable for the next morning. Drama and Music The street feirs and car draws wene excellent money-makers for the club throughout the years but for verious reasons they were dropped and the club's chie! fund raising ectivi- ties centred eround the sale of Easter seals and drame presen- tetians. A recent new venture is the growing o! Christmas trees. Music and sang have been happy factors i keepîng the club together Mn. Mornison pointed out, and throughout the years the club has had many chairs and other singing groups. Over 150 Meînbens The present membership of 1 the club stands et 50 with 3 honourary members. The ex- members o! the club number aven 100 and although they have eithen passed away or moved ta other districts they are still dceply rememnbereri as men who spent freely of thcir talentI and dîd not ibury it. "Tliis after all is the greet challenge of Ro- tary,", he concluded. Charles Carter rounded off the tape reconding pragramn by extending greetings ta the Worthington Club and. stated that through Rotary contact and fellawship men corne La neelize that li.fe cen be well worth living. He added his hopes that a much wider use of tape recording for increas- ing world wide fellowship cen be mede in the near future. New Rotarian A new member in the persan of Ross Gilbert wes officialiy instelled as e member of the Bowmanville Rotary club. Three Fpest presidents, Forbes Hey- land, Morley Venstone and Keith Jackson expleinedythe rules and abjects o! Rotey n- ternational and presented himn wîth two books on Rotany, din- ner badge and code o! ethics.I The weekly hockey dnaw wes won by Rex Walteran Bo Stevens. A birthday spoon was pres- ented ta Bill Brown. t Visitors at the meeting were Newt Richards, Ai Collins and Les McLeughlin ail of Oshawa. Another visitor was Paul Welli- ver. Williamspor, Penn. TYRONE Christmas News Miss Phyllis Meynard, Bow- manville; Mn. and Mrs. Chas. Terny, the Henry Woods feni- ily, Ken Chamberlain, Osh- awa, end Mrs. W. Miller with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meynard. Miss Allie Wood with Mn. and Mrs. Herb Rundle, Hamp- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Murphy and farnily, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and fern- ily, Blackstock: Mn. and Mrs. IBigelaw) Bethany, . wlio wr married Frlday eveningDc 28 in Bethany United Chrh Quite a number from. here et- tended the wedding. John Virtue spent holidaysi with Ralph Shaw, Oshawa. Mr. and Mns. W. E. Stevens, Hampton. Mn. and Mrs. Allyn Taylor, Mn. and Mrs. Louis Phillips, Bowmenville; Mn. and Mrs. Don Real, Markhamn, with Mn. and Mns. Wesley Taylor. Mn. and Mrs. John Braorne and family with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johns, Bowmnanville. Misses Leuraine Cook and Greue Soiith accompanied Jani-- 1 MCltire ta spendth %veehend %vith Mr. and M.rý. Ted cB ride-, Brampton. Auarey Wood entertained a few girl friends laut ThursdayI evening.1 Giad to know Diane Siobo- dian is getting along very~ wel since her toinsils were reinoved last Fiday. Mr. and Mns. John Mitruk and farmly, Mr. Peter Dubyk and children, Mr. and r.E Olesky, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Kowalski and sons, Mapla Grove, were with Mr. and Mrs. M. Dubyk. Mrs. G. Speight, Oshawa; Mrs. M. Harris, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. J. Simpson and fam- ily, Trenton; Mr. Luther Stain- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stain- ton and boys, with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stainton. Mrs. J. C. Cook Sr., George- town; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mc- Bride and family, Brampton; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and Miss Grace Smith, Long Sauit; James McCluré, Salem, with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cook. Even- ing callers were Mr. and Mrs. H. McClure and Miss Jane Mc- Clure. Mrs. Elva Beckett, Mr. Mil- ton Virtue, Mr. and Mrs. D. Miller and Debbie, with Mr. and Mns. A. Spicer, Bowman- ville. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Virtuel and John, with Mrs. Chas. Shaw, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. K. Acheson, To- ronto; Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Daw and family, Port Credit; Miss Jacqueline Hilis, Toronto; Mr. Tom Dawson, Sarnia: Mrs. H. Grant and children, Column- bus, with Mr. and Mrs. J. His. Miss Hilda Vandyk and Mer- tin, Bowmanville, holidaying with the Reyenga children. Mrs. AInia Ylellowlees and girls with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ellicott, Peterborough, Christ- mas Sunday. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. Vivian were Mr. and Mrs. N. Greentree, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Elgie Mason, Bowmanville. On Christmas Eve Mr. and Mrs. Vivian vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Or- miston, Oshawa, and Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vivian, Janetviile. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wallis, Bow- manville; Mrs. Ivy Hooey, Nes- tieton; Mrvi. and Mrs. Harold Welsh, Kirby, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Yeo. On Wednesdey Mrs. Aima Yellowlees accompanied Mrs. Ivan, Ellicott and Mr. and Mrs. N, C. Yellowlecs and attended tlip Glover - Cation wedding eat Islington United Clhurelh. Th1ev also visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Yellowlees, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. M. Vandyk, Bowmanville, visited Mr. and! Mrs. J. Reyenga. Mr. and Mrs. John Broome and femily visited Mrs. W. Mil- ler and Beth, Oshawa. Miss Ada Pascoe, London, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Broome. Hennie Reyenga is holidaylng with Margaret Vendyk, Bow- manville. Mr. and Mrs. A. Thiessen and family, St. Catharines; Miss Ethel Hall with Mr. and Mrs. H. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. John Oke and children, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. John Rundle and children, Hampton, witi Mrs. Alma Yel- lowlees. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gei- berger and Linda, Zion; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Skinner and famnily with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Park Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd -Skinner with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sharp, Enniskillen. Mn. and Mrs. Alex Perger and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. Smiley and Kelly, Mr. Walter Cochrane, Bowmanville: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rahm, Burketon; Mn. and Mrs. Ken Rehm arnd boys with Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Rahm. Mr. and Mrs. H. Cameron, Ty- rone; Mr. and Mrs. L. Webb and girls, Pontypool; Mr. and Mrs. H. Trivett, Weston; Mr. OBITUARY MRS. OLIVER BECKETT There passed ta rest in Moun- tain Sanatorium, Hamilton, an Dec. 18, Edith May Webber, be- loved wife o! Oliver Beckett. The deceased wes the daugh- ter o! the lete John end Lize Webber and was born Jan. 29, 1884. In 1902 she married Oliver Beckett and they iived in Bur- keton, later maving ta Cen- woad, Saskatchewan, where they !anmed until 10 years ega, when they maved ta, Tyrane, Ont., where they lived up to the time of her death. Mns. Beckett was a member of the United Church and was an active memben in church argenizations and community endeavouns. Besides her bus- band she leaves ta mourn her loss, Irene (Mrs. Inene Gaves> Chilliwack, B.C.; Greta (Mrs. Art Kronkvist) Leoville, Sask.; Evelyn (Mrs. Lloyd Alldread>, Elsie (Mrs. Eustacte Haldstock), TYnone; Anvelle et home; Jen- nie (Mrs. Donald Lamb) EEn- niskillen; Henry, Stnatford; Stanley, in England; Floyd, En- niskillen; John, Part Penny; James, Foxwerren, Man.: Daw- son, Oshawa, Ont. There are 20 grandchildren and 9 great grand-children; also Iwo sisters, Margaret (Mrs. Leonard Bradley) Enniskillen, Lena <Mrs. George Rahm) Saint! ield. Funerai service was conduct- e dby Rev. F. J. 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