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<e"NEEDED AS COU NCILLORS * Friday, November 22nd. is Civic NI'omination day in the village, a day *which should concern every ratepayer in the municipality, flot just the faith- -fui few who trudge up tb the council chamber to nominate the faithful few who are willing to give of their tirne and talents to administer to the affairs of the village. To those who have neyer attended a civic nomination meeting, may we advise them that this is the place to hear the reports of the civic adminis- ,tration and to learn somne of the prob- ,lems facing our Council, School Board anid Public Utilities Commission and to present the questions you may have with regard to the administration and to have them answered to the hest of ,,.their ability by the retiring officials, *rather than cornplaîning about the way thirigs are run on the street corners. There is no doubt we ail have mis- givings about the manner in which isome of our cîvie matters are being ldledbn~ut. nîmut remç'mher that must be understood that in order to nominate a candidate for any munici- pal office, that person must be present at the meeting, or send a letter to the clerk of the municipality stating that he or she will accept nomination. It goes without saying that, if the crowd warranted it, the officiais would be pleased to open the main auditorium of the hall to accommodate the citizens who attended the nomination meeting and we have, in this village, enough ratepayers to comfortably f iii the main auditorium of the community hall. For this reason we cannot understand why so few of these people are interested enough bo attend this annual meeting of ratepayers bo learn how business is being run, or to take part in the nom- ination of those who will be candidates who wilI run for office in the forth- coming election. We believe at least two candidates should be nominated for each office and let the voters decide by ballot who should fill the offices. Community Bowling Newcastle:- Frllowing is a list of high scorers in the various leagues on the Com-, munity Bowling Lanes for thp week ending Novemnber l6th. Ladies' League - (200 and, over) - Mabel Goode 267, Elaine Dost 258, Eleanor Per- rin 247, Bernice Partner 233,' Joan Ard 231, Marge Winters, 221, Evelyn Meadows 210,! Grace Couch 209, Ruth Couch 207, Helen Coureaux 201. Men's League - (225 and over) - George Kimball 283,ý Albert Pearce 283, R i c k Pearce 251, Bob Glanville 250.: Francis Tufford 249, Lloydý Taylor 246, Ken Neal 234,' Carl Ziun 233. Junior League- (200 andý over) - Judy Powell 234, Roný Good 230. Thursdav Mixed League -1 (200 and over) - Glen Rowe 262, Grace Couch 252, Ruth, Couch 229, Donna Hicks 213,ý Marilyn Couch 213, M'aureeni Powell 212. Friday Mixed League - (200' and over) - Tracy Emblev 31 Narda Hoogkainp 259, Gleni Rowe 234, Bob Hazeldon 233,1 George Kimblyal 230, Merrill Henry 227, Wayne Flintoff Bu sy Bees Prepare "Sugar ae busv as beec his magnificer ree." îProt le rvice ifalling on thpo harI tlie oppor- ing thcmn at the~ 1 lnmany Re- ýrvlces in dif- il nCver one so he propr-date! we have hcld he Commijnity articipating in - hool childreni. happens? The osed Illec schoo,; purpose of iro- I A. - G Youcs sincei-elv, Mc. H. Coller. Iis orK %NÀ r ~Evcry printiiig jo'> that goes through here getg personal, individual attention f r o m master craftsmen nt every step along the way. Try us! BUSINESS FORMS SALES LITERATURE LETTERHEADS TAGS and LABELS Cail us for an estimate on your next job. The Canadian Statesman 66 KING ST. W. BOWMANVILLE PHONE MA 3-3303 Vo! A vouable e Subdivision 'om Ce.Me.HeCe ssthe ne t 5 ht~nie. arrangemenf can' isposalinb teh 'vre ouitIo keep the' mgh lhev ceaI. hiîsiî-ss freot ean anti fitiv! a msIstin th" turinz the spriug and summerý the members nnths. -cnmmend i r lr-cn e.r lrcre3' ýis imedue r) ondnre iththcOntario' (mfiandiaI 00S1 Dcpartmevnt of Highiwavs, aý ýe. letter was roati at the meet1-, led to xvrif e iîng acvising th(e members' id the reasiîflaf the depai-ment Was" n policv andi zranting fhe reqi.est of the1 es in diffecettChamber- of Commerce to in- v'illage. Il was stail li.chtine at the îîocth in-1 ?e have u' 'f erseetion of Higlîwav 115a opl wnttgthe îîorthern enicance to the l hiiilt and t1h village. iriériuleu )ULgVvtillzbitç:iiuiiuul ti2a. I EuMluM i lrn 9 11 A 1 those holding office are flot paid off i- According to a report of the ineet- Rowe 206, Evelyvn Emle cial, bt ae giingfrely o thir i ng of the Ganaraska Conservation Au- 204. for ail of us and are receiving a very thority in Port Hope, published else- Clark was a missionary in urnali stipend to cover their expenses. where on this page a councillor is quot- lIndia and Pakistan, with her We believe there are men and \vo- ed as saying that the Village is in a husb, fr2 as e mnen in this village who could give bet- critical financial position. Regardless of italk gave much illumination, Jean Fleming and Daisy IReader ai 1eradmnisraton hanwe re ~ttng ne' ineret i noinaingcanidaes concerned to the vast sub-ý for Santa's Parade on November 3th. TI teradinitrtio tan e re ýting on's ntres i noniatig anddaes continent of Ida n h rit-, these kind of people are aïways for office, surely aIl ratepayers will be pgrss o h ingdomoare and wil ecald Sga lu ~iissing when civic nominations limne înterested in having this critical OSi- odnif teKigo corns arund nd te sae 4 to 50 ton eplaied!Hamipton choir 13ractice is Letter t te Editor corne arond ad th sam 40 50 ion-xplantd8 iR .rn. Thursda.v evening. t faithful memrbers of the cormmtnity Let us fi the hall on Friday even- Mr. Jack Haskln and son apre on hand Io nominate officiais. It ing to hear Ibis explanation. Paul, Oshawa, called on Mrs. Vilg dan't Pay Ms letBasnvsdCitize e i t Village ___ With Mrs.S Balson recentlv. z n R gi t r visjted Mrs. James McEachern at Port Perry Res-t Home, 1ast Th irrsd av,1O er.i i g S VV, Mrs. Richard Robins, James-ý L oe o n e v tio e wà ville, Wise., ealled on Mrs. T.: flcvr c S ., w fli I nrpî vay S. Freday aller-; Ont, f h. xciy fewh no.Novemlber 12/63 îîiv fwcr Jo iie r n r.LihDear Sic: service. From $500 tào $300 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wills in which the Rernembrance 1meh;ýr<ee] BerSofackv stk recnl. I niust reofesf teemrann- er î e e Newcastle-The Ganaraska eonsidered at that time, but buy a new one. adMguWiÉ aetsat. eDayn cee aslenies e arang-feront places hi. Region Conservation Author- were excluded becare it war Authority member Elmoreý Mr and Mrs. Smln a ylers1963d i rstl this a ofa far aheadi of th( it has tentatively decided to against their wishes. Scott remarked that the situa- and children of AllanvTaylor 963 ist. thoemeris ayhsan o, noiher yeacs reduce its levy on this village Councillor H. C. Jonathan, tion seened unfortunate. He were Saturday ussa r November .3rd. thallerviceainlp fromn $500 to $300. lthborte pre- attributed it to the village*s and Mrs. Hoskin Smith's.Hal 81P Th ilgnwudrcutferred to stay out Of______1Iarn nof kic1kînr, ,ainsf l1 cun h i The illae, ow udercour ofheAu- failure to understand that un- Cue evc u.Ile ng Tiyacthaf. order to pay its levy to the thority because of itsvritical less the municipality mChu f rhervice and thpayrsaThisnvercnt d1 .Authocity has not yct paid the financial condition. "'e just known its desires to be exNISKoLfN teatCc n t he.pTiien atGnfovr thsecifi ~.$200 owing for 1962 or the $50 donVt have the rnoney D paylcluded, liwllb automnatical-'IL N !heCntp.To aan .o h-s--i-c- o--£wing for this up a vhe your levy," he said. Thehair- ly included. OrcglrCGITme-Cin eo oi The dispute came u hnman, Mr. Olan suggcstC the Mc. Scott suggested the vil.. rrglrCG...me-ýhag fP lc this village was acbîîrarily village would have to pv or lage's levy be reduced to $200; ing was hcld on the evcning ofY taken into the Authority when Ihey would take the towbah il h utoiyba-n~ Nov. I2th, in the Church. Our _ the aien ws enlrgedlast r lir truc, towhichLun. untilthebuthoStudya awas- tileentdbywMr.ake Ey iheare ws elagcdlat o fre ruk, o hic ~ portunity to do some work in and Mrs. Crawford who'mare year. Chairman Delbert Olan Bonathan replied the Hall hoth Nwcstearce 3 the NewAstle arien [ii said the village would not a gift to the tow n by Mr, the Chapters of Esther ver y in- ý have been incorporated into Mvassey, and the Fire Truclj Mr. Bonathan said he under-'tercsting, our first vesper scr- N HLonP hthe Aîthnrify if it, had profest- more than 30 ycars old a stood the authority based its vice practice wiîî be on Dec. e.Cobourg and a part of has been condemned and tý levies on, the amount of work, 7th,ý at 2 p.m. in the church. o ] Hamilton Township had been village has been ordered t done in each ariea. Field 0f- The riew officers for thcm Ie. evy was based on- assessment i n erar Ve Pres., Ss anreF o r N ew cast< 1fierHalHok epline te î erarVie- Pres. Betty ane mlpopulation. lWearn; Secretary, Macil y n 1 Authority Secretary, Mrs. C.' Yellowlees: Assist.-Sec., Dor- ~.Wood said the beefits een Trewin; Treasurer, Bir- les and cents. She said every ane Avery, Pianîst, Susan: 1.- ~ 7 < ~ n~ oman and child in: Wearn. Nwafl An apparent Chamber d iscL1 SCýada benefits from the Miss Donna Yellowlees, Osh- change of polici onfthe part for sewage di S)ociaIl uand ovi(î program conserva awa, spent the weekend with of Central Mortga-ge and vilage and thou :tini10 the country. It ýs this hec parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Housîng Corporation w a 5ie sexwers areî Wratd rens ouheWlodd wn brought to the attention of thîe' near future,1 Mrs. Milton Whyte of Pro-!Neil Voutt of Scarbocough ae n rvet h ad Mc. and Mrs. Grant Werry local Chamber of Commerc~e hesitated to no viene pet fw ay wreSud'y uetswih lfromieing depleted and saves and family had Sunday tea on Monday evening whcn1 stallation at this 'visitng wth . nt . Mcds. W a nd rs. John Vout. r. i«t (roi sad ecoming a descct she with Herbert Leighton's, Bow- Johin F. DeW!th, realfor, made the unforti.natc F. Rickard. Neil Voutt is now stationed at manville. the chamber acpiiainted with tion of' the villag, manyfrindsin he'No. 2 Works Co. R.C.E. in Mc. 3onathan agi-ced that, We are pleased to report a letter he had recenflyr- I wa dci rc-ooiîh conserviion was a go tiing Ni Yeo, has made Wonîder. ceived from the Corporation C.,M.1.C. tfiru 'aeW'l1 be pleased to Icarn but saidbhis authority aro u rgessnehsacdn, hhrnsinpts los: frhehne -..that Couincillor C. R, Lov~ek i Mrs. Barbara Grainger of doing anthing for Newcatle. H-e has started back to high "'Further to oi.r conver-sation the discrepanciet 'has eturnd frm Memýia1Edmonton is visiting with M.Tealoiyvtdun ýwJHosPitaI and is convalescing fandiîx'. HrodMoc ad i. sYThe1owrith lvotuo.school for haîf a day. Hi'S during mv receni. vîsit fo sections of thev ~"ha retcned(rom Memo i l d . Hrlmoc n muîyt oe h eyonany friends wish him luck. Bowmanville andi Ncwcast]c, statcd, "Hece we sthoefoloig i ilns., $200 until oepcoject cold, Mrs. Geo. A.Sot sawa; a expected, vemust advisc subdivision, e ats hm foownhiilns. Fred G. Couh s%"ltom n ert as. cotO Mr.andMr. Ddly Sle in wth ec ouo i viit beunectenthat woid Misses Louise and Marjorie that the ahove subidivisionî to have hiomes1 M r n r.Dde ao n ihhrsister and otherý showv directtbenefit to the -,,I-Mclntosh, Whitby, wece Sun-.OcadHihs vudnfno-gg oe wýand daughteî- Joanne and Mc.! friends in Ottawa. _____lage. Mc. Sott remarked te dydinrgxetsorc.ad hac eptahietso u oc N.H.A ahle rn h ___________________________________________ levy was bEng lowered nt Mrs. Geo. Irwin. beapans bet s o .he a, ablo f îtot hiep becatîse iWb unfair, but b. rlasbctq, rte ako uhrtv hl rv!JIIP Lcause of the nfortunaite lit. M. and Mcs. E. Pettifer municipal sanitairv s e wercs. time n anotiier ancalcodîtoof heviîa~~and Ross, Downsview, werc The onlv îciîitn iiili,; ila;zctIle same -. ~~~~~~~~and its failureto unctrstani Meedgctso c n as .nc hc we would «rantitng miicfga ils automnatic îrwrporition. Mrs. A. L. Wearn. be preparcd to consider sub- Nativity I00k ______Mr. James A. Werry, Mr. division acceptance, woi.ld be 0.9 E E C T 1 0 Nand Mrs. Allai- Werry, Mr. one where wehaýý assurance If Vas decided an Ms rntWery r.fIm h-1niipltat shoîîld rtt m -~~~ and r.E.A erry, (omatntendi'1 scneonth c sanitary sewers would be in- soi Public Notice is bereby given that a meeting of HAMP1OI adMsr. .Wryated ,cm iecthe wcor ed Mr. Ward E. Gilbert's fun-, stalled to service the lots grounds on Wc the Municipal Electors of the Mr. and Mr's. J. 1.'homp-,eral on Friday held at the within a period of txvo vear;s. rme4twh son, Newcastle, caln Mr..Truil Funeral Chapel, Toronto. 1 in charge of the and Mrs. A. W. Pres . lterment at Mount Pleasant Duriîîg fte discits-ilon that er%- member was VILLAGE 0F NEWCASTLE Wc are pleased toit that > eey ol-e h r.dnso t;ýo hejbt e Mrs. A. W. Prescottâs ce-' Mc. and Mrs. R. J. Ormist- lebter, members \vore at a loizs in the one aftei- will be held in the ti.rncd home after three- to wece Sunday dinner guests to kno he vsn'o-ti A cmmte month stay at the Inorial cf Mr. and Mrs. L. Ashton. ehang fplc sn1rb . oad Quin C M NTY H LN W A T E Hospital. Haydonl. mentin rtneoUs1sad R . B L3 COM UNTY HA L, EW AS LE Mc. and Mrs. John rcigan Mr. and Mrs. L. Lamb wcrc wliereN.H.A. oti hd beit ontc odsi enandi Mr. A. L. Pcescokisited visitors with Mc. andi Mrs. D. gcaned in Newatl.Til tuta te l 7on Sunda.v wibh Mr. li Mrs. Lamb, Baillieboro. J. Kesler Woodnidj Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kinsman Mr. and Mrs. Seam ' and and Lisa, Courtîce, spent Sun- FR I A Y , N O V 2 boys visibeti Mr. ai Mrs. day at R. McGill's. FM Pr F IY ,Tom Wray recently. Mrc n r and Ms Ray Vanrneer M rgrains on C K 1963, at the bour of 7:30 o'clock p.m. for nommia- In 93.5eksn fml, rvdncwr Stion of candidates for the office of Reeve and four and Mrs. T. Wray'zuests S.tu93.5eeninevistorsat Counillrs or he esuig yarthre ninibrs hoîîld have read Dr. 1 Mrs. Mr, cand Mrs. K. McGill's. Coiclosfo h nungyatre eWes Ïallace Horn of Colie. M-. andi Mrg. Jim Smith andi TîîAv o I 70Hcs',Ohw of the Public School Board and one member of Mr and Mrs. Donauloni Douglas. Bnwmanville. wére 7 10 1,utrn tri thFr M' 7 Ifl-petpchoro peto.s; the Public Utilities Commission for two years, andi datighter Gwen oain- rallers ai.MMc and Mrs. C. 8.00, 0rRan 'Yloirir. 8,no-pn. for the Corporation of the Village of Newcastle, ton were Saturday eninZ Staintns. Pcograoi of GoodtinsVlic;r)' or- Tiipsr1iý Nov. Wguests of Mc. andt. M Roc,- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Av- I1:0)(, Miîsir Fis thp Air. Tifn t 1 in conformity with provisions of the Municipal ald Luke and boy ' ecy anti family visiteti on Sun-' 00 Organ Mooc Laws of the Province of Ontario. If more than We are 0r'.' to h that day with Mr. Clarence Averv Friday, Nov. 2-1'.flO-7:31f, Program of Gooti the necessary number of Candidates are nominat- Mrs. Sadie Billett is Me- Sr., at Peterborough Hospitai. Listen to the Band: 7:30-8:00, O.HA. Jr. A Hoc ed (and a poul is requircd) the proceedings will monial Hospital. We li hec . Socry Mc. Allan Hoskin was Organ Mootis: 8:00-8:20. Niglt Generals vs Mont a speedv cecovery, in Bowmanville Hospital last at the Ballet: 8:20. OH.A. Jr~. a d.i.rs. be adjourned untilThSuaymnsc week, but has returneti home. A Hockev. Oshawa Genierais Wdedv o ve was at the reguhour We hope he is feeling better. sNigra Falls Fivers. 8:00t, FHîghlan d Har M I UÏ D C Z wîth Rexecend P. Pareati- Mran Mrs. C. Stainton Mondav, Nov. 25 7:0- DouÀgla.s Campbel ing s EC 2'-eipueeso(rAt and Beverley were Sunday tea 7:30, Listen to the Band: 7:30- Snuncitrack: 9:00- 9,vese 111an l Te ueB sofMr.an Mrs. Dave :0 ra Moods: 8:00-8:90. Hootnanny; 10:0( 196, wen pol illbe pend a 900 'clck n velre's t1-11 at"i ,' Bothwell, Maple Grave. Jazz Age: 8:20, O.HA. Ir. A .ic fuIs the Air. t 9he , whnn a ndpol ti nuhe oe n at 9:0o'clock in e ihild e' seta on was Air Mrs. C. B. W agg and M iss - - -irln Jobs for Al." aiy gUxrde afternoon on the same day and no longer, in each The Annuai Autur Ser- were overnighf guests of Mr. Po-ll!- Ing -PSub-0 -Aiiino h ilgeo ecsl. vc o h apohtd M-rs. A. -- L. Wearn.1 i f the lji-lited on Moîiday his commun- to fhe TrL.IlI ititien deat.h mcteal!, 'lu- 1Mrs, Alvin st of honnur irating hec ia2v. Novem- rSPECIAL LOW PRICÉS? A t Your Local Druggist's - Thurs. » Fri. - Sot. it, HAIR SPRAY -"(2.2 vatYLe") z .2 CONFIDETS -- --- --c-----47c I'CREST 1001H PASTE -------------- s~ 93c ]i J!DRISTAN 50 tablets ----- ------- . --- - 2.25 1.99 ~FLASH BULBS - AGI, M2,12'x 1.29 41 I~GERITOL - -- 24 oz. Liquid or 80 Tablets $5.49 4047 J. & J. BABY POWDERS -----8--- ge 8 7c liét KLEENEX--- (new) Man's Size 39c 2 for 59c .1 ,LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC- -------- 887c Illi, PARAMETTE LQI ---$5.5()4.29 -111 Ii~WATCH FOR THIS AD EACH WEEK41 jiii BOWMANVILLE NEWCASTLE ~ICOWLJNG'S DEUG STORE JOHISON"S DEUG STORE 411 J ALEX McGREGOR, DRUGS OBONO qil Ii JURY & LGVELL STUTT'S PHAINACY 411 JEditorial Comment 7/w eitVecaid9ndeyre4ad Cordon Agnew, Editor Phone 987-4482 cIvIc - MIN DED CITIZENS PIur' Tree"11 The Canadian Statesman, Eowmanvlfle, Nov. 20, 1963 f HAYDON There was a good attend- Mc. and Mcs. Lloyd Ashton, ance at the Remembrance DayRonald and Ray. service Sunday evenîng. Hav 1ýMr. E.Sver and Mc. Frank- don congregafion w.ere pleased lin, Bowmanv.ille, callet i 'n to have the Bowmanville Le.g Mr. Henrv Ashton on Monday. ion Gîce Club and their lead- Mr. and Mrs. Clemn Rahm er. Mr. Murdoch Beaton, fori anti familN Ajax, were Sun- this service. The Legion Gîce day afternoon callers ait Mr. Club sang two anbhems, "That' and Mrs. Roy Graham's. Sun- would be Glory" and "The day evening callers wcre Mrs. God of aur Fathers." W. Rahm, Mrs. McCoy and We wece pleasedti f have Mcs. Scoit, of Tyrorie. Carl Hayman anti Wcndy Bea- Miss Gail Thompson and ton with us also. She rentier- frienti. Toronto, wece Sundavr eti a couple of selections on evening visifors of Mcs. W. hec violin, accompanietion Thomipson. Mc. andi Mrs. Wa'- the piano bN- Carl. f er Bridgett. Mc. Donald The honour roll was ticapcl Thomnpson. Bowmanville. and with flic Union Jack ant i aMr. Lloy d Thompson, Toronto. large spray of poppies. T1er visiteti their mother. Mîs. W. tiedication of the wreath bvý Thompson. Mc. Alfred Milîson; the twi Miss Lintia Poftt,,;, hitby, mutes' silence followed bv, spent the wc-ekend at her the singing of "~0 Canada." honme. Rev. C. Dugan's message was Mr. andi Mrs. John Pntts "The GotiOfof ur Fathers." anti Mary visited Mr. Tomi The November meeting of Pottsý, Collingwood, on the the IJ.C.W. was heldTi us weekend. day' evening at the home of Mc. aîîd Mcs. Lloyd Ashton Mrs. J. Joncs. Presitient MrS. and Ronald attendedti he Rov- J. Potts openeti the meetinîg. ai Winter Fair on Moîidav. The devotional was taken by Miss Lily Tabb ,v.as Tuesdav Mr,;. Cowling on Fc]lowship. çsiij-pcr gtest of Mrs. K. Cnwi. lb was tiecitiet to have the iîng. December meeting in the focm Mr. andt Mrs. W~aItcr Loveç- of a Christmas pactv to be citige anti fanîilv visiteti Mrs. helti at tbe chucch. It ,vas &ir- Clarence Avec'. andt Vernon, cîdeti that ah gcoups cemain Pieasaîît Poitf. on Stintiay. the same, \v.ýih the exception Sorry to fîcar Mr. Clarence of Mcs. A. Gaccard whose;L Avec'.' is a patient in Sf. Jas- place will be taken bY'MM'-;. eph Hospital. Peterboough. Lloyd Slemon. Mc.s. W. Thompsoni visiteti Ib was decitieti to give $10 frientis at Toconfo on the to bbe Fred Victor Mission, weekcîîd. anti $10 ta the Children's Aid, Several of bbe pu.pils are anti that the Christmas calIc- ou.t of sehool with soce throat tion go fa the Scott Mission, anti colti. SThe following pcogcam was Congratuilafionss fo Rena icharge ofMs W. Love- Graham in receiviiîg hec In- cîige anti consisteti Of Pian, termediate Certificate ai ilie solos anti duetis by Checyl anti Courtice High Schnol Com-. Beth Ashtonî. Rev. C. Dugan mencement Exercises recentl.. getin anewflatre d gav a spleniîd address on Mr. anti Mrs. Lloyd Ashton 's etin O00WiiatrcuV Stcwactiship. anti Mr. RaN, Ashton wece ce- int arr- of color features Attentiance 16 members, 4 cent guesfs of Mr. and Mrs. ehiltiren, 1 visitor, Lunch was Will As'hton, Caes,ýacca-. serveti by Mcs. W. Loveridge's zcouv anti hostess. Sunday School at 2 1).ni andi Chi.îch Service at 3 p.m:m Mr.s. Mvrtle Jackson anti Miss Rtith Jackson, Bailieboco, 6333l e twcre Sunday tea guests nf Mc. 62 -30 test anti Mcs. Chaclie Gacrard.fe 1!Mr, and Mrs. L. Griffin and on N ov . 9 Mr.andM îs uZAlfre arr.c SRYC Mc. anti Mrs. Graham 1 SRI Hughes anti Lisa, Mrs. A. Mr-. f ,flir c il irn w th the, Kennon, Miss Lauca MoKin signifia n i tof heoccasion non, Toronto, Mc. anti Mrs. andt al Il arni., Monda ' No- flusselij Ormistan, Enniskillen, '.ciiîîil(, 11,e find the Ceno-: were Suntiay dinner guesbs of taph dcserfed excepb for four ...... people. We cannot expcct the _____________________________ enudgc etîtif-Carry the tocchl' if thcY have nnthing tai dav from school. i .formte reent dys hol-! îîext year, pick the proper day En e ~ k il.. not avi! - ai hesar sculion or th- corporafion is Scene Jthe nîemhcrsý bhe Nativitv ommun ity hi il ednestiav, De- i R. C. Waga- eprojeet. Ev - isurgeti to ly" It it coniplettd 0000. comiposed c Fr'uuk I l1:ir :uîd \i:î op- :leaîuer's cai t, L B§ 26 O n. BP anri: 7:30- dsz: 8.00-8:20. HMiusîc: 8:2(l, ckev, Oshawi treal Jr. Ca- )v. 27- 7:i>0- rtmonies with -1:fHi-Fi 0-11:<O, Mu-