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1~~~ Th mda ttemn 84avne e.2,18 Dec 22 195fHonor Public School Graduates ai Newcastle Ceremony Christmas Pat n ode Northumberland & Durham - .. ~~ At Christmas. a fe1-xtcintoto Health Unit Report t homes that ar es e e : t> harmfui ta tasting tdlr.yaso hs is cèýMmu.ncabIe Digeage dcaths from causes other than , -he Ontario Safety Lau ~_____ jeventy cases of communiec tuberculosis and three cases ~Pîstifreape l~e disease were reported ýmoved from the district leav-Ponetafr dnng the month. df these jing 36.5 cases on register at the wold proedlehvtoachln 4,were chickenpax, 17 were 1 end of the month. _____ ro mste mumps arnd the balance werei Student-s in Grades 9 and 13sfom mslto n red rneasles, German measles were tested for tuberculosis:~hly euae hry n an nfciushptii. contact using the Heaf test s Dieffenbachia, are all exre .'three rabid animais were; the screening procedure. Thiis n ly paisaflus. Dieffenbc r.ported by the Canada Depart- Heaf testing programme si. i at rdcsa meit nient of Agriculture, Health ca-aperatian with the Nrhrato asn h ot nt Animais Division - a i-at in j,mranitd-Durham Tubercu:e w and tongue to swell pauix Hamilton Township; a fox in 10s n:ekhAsoito.whc cons o nte Mturray Township and a skunk Eight hundred and eighty.na ometims gien t 'il Craniahe Township. Rabies four Heaf tests were given."ub ae"à vaccine for preventive treat- f these 17 were positive u cklcanotm"cae.o nient of two persons was dis- (mildly) and two were pasi ..-,tiskn f. pésd tive on Mantoux retest. posoig ris~ p uberceo.is0f the students tested i treated bypio cato T u er ui sO cto er 1.9 % h w d boiycn r s, i a p rison t h "At four clinics, 74 persanstie %eatin owe Haf tst cetree nousnumbrsof receîved a free chest x-ray. ren who swallow' tohemanv test 'wo persons were discharged and only .2 % to the Mantoux. edce tbes i fr m S n tru .T reh n 0f the students tested up t a fUrni walowt r m an a tr i n e e rhun d- and including O ctober of the lshore turpetine. t th were on the register at the be Prevous year, 1.7% were bers r t urook a ginning of the month includ posiive reactors. In 195 2 a tracbti sto ab on e ,.nî en ing oe n w atv ~ n c Patch test was conducted in er s pat ul Iv j ingon nw ctie ndinct'e as. the high schools of the Health trcietoa xe ive ae There wee_threeUit area and of the 1,759 stu~!yugtr n fapati dents tested, 2.181j7, wee osi- kei n h e c h e m aybe e p tive. If the pregent more ac- intî ech n l e asn !c r ethod of testing had , dtodler frome Ang om hn g, à een available at that lime, Newcastle' Public School graduates who were presented with Isobcl Pearoe. cithen, as is proved doen f *C1' dthe Percentage would probablyDiplomnas during a special programn on Awards Night last week Philip acrd George Gray, Hrl Powell,De Rudman, t in lumd b c r w. fr m bft a i ht E ea o Staub, Edith Bill M cCullough, Ken M iller, Charles Stoneburg, Jim ri ht a 0 0ah aisor isc ÀI91munizatioe nne Hoar, J an Kimbal,' a d a G ud G e d rg ta d 1o h bal Atch28dLeenAnneJoan SanraiGoutheGlenda Ken McCracken; absent, Caroline Maier and Yvonne Gray. pwder into their mouth r~ BÇ~ G At2 ciic el unn teJohnson, Janie W hitney, Elizabeth Peare, aa L e F r u o n maniage ta drink bleac a gmonth, 90 children completed, -- - __ ________e,_ _Kara____Lee raiFclanr wthnisstrnd :S Athe initial senies af Quad vcdrsints. I U ALL.I.di f cine , andd 68 reccived a r i - t e d ay is onsiderable. l I~I 2 , 7 3 . . e u a e v c i c h n i c i î a e ~ U U I I I I forcing dose. Two hundred! Students in high scbaals in 5 l e24, 0 .m. A ew Yr er'eýSn, te Eis and thirty-seven children re-,Grade Il are given rcinfarc- DXE Par26, is0a.ANnedwbyearsasting habit is stranges:dn tf 4ceived primany smalîpox vac- ing immunizatian for diph- W oHeiC c re lu s Ev ata be hneld n the EEdnteem mch of a ha Acinatians, and 85 received a, theria. tctanus, palio and H-31 a, ed nthe8C30 par't ents thoof reinfoncing dose. Three hund- smallpox. CeteDr 1,a :0pmjsi o aet okel 1A1ndnner evda e iuioer Watch Night Service in the;---___ ifred ngd onie ofeceivd a ne- undroe t ar ' e echurh Dec. 31 at 11:30 pmC înfrcngdoe f nid.Scenhodrd 1 dfaniy- TvvW inl JU iLIt rcJ aI» 8 - 5conducted by themist. k Pubic HathNursng ane adiomtcr et vr The Jouvci les sopplied ai ville but ,\c thooght Wcst, West Rouge autsconed Bow- Cartwrigh ih Sbo Sin the Schools gohee oin cae, 'rhe greater amount of nons- lpimarily in the Bowrnanville fast, cx\ tig garn can Satur- og Iddbaepcc 1 anîl - îb le'gas~theirsnawball danceV gýi2 ng time spent in scbools is dist rict. Six new hcaring de- rljav gi;htIlcie against West!mr ha hv iic ang taBill Sumensford 2 and F ay, Dec. 17th, in the Re- V diqener-ed theWariicr, Ron Simpson and creation Centre. Music wasY iz atin cl n c ouIna t em un in- eîs were d i oe d:nd the Rouige but x&ie nable ta w n R ad ci s fferd a painfl nck Dave Puk picking 01 one. The provided by a C.K.L.B. dis c' 18zatian clinics a etembciner, arensmarie ao thfdad th2î ! 8 ar eeseti m eerlmcet h aîvas file Roc sored the oalyiinjory xvhîch isaw him takcn'Blocs are stilli waking bard jiockey. Pnizes la the farm af X ,~ cs bt n ctoer cinc uephysician. Twa retîîrns were goal o. an emptY net on Baw- ýta the haspital by ambulance:a vnigcobnta n records werc ic o sae~(~ aiis u nd 7 abre glintie- iin nietn n hldhdateo'not omn fsJe"\ak 1'msure cy'l et n it.Cadycn fdrst was 491 hours. Cbildrenlaccvd from famil.v phys- manll l this Vear. The pen- aftterItle came. Gtbîe ihdtrîainadbr dances. Hot chocolate milk.V!L L II) Grades 3an_7ar____ r-lciandni-w arsbmanew flatwere V _ EXTNDNGinforcing doses of diphtheria,i been rcfcrred 10 a pc1-4 -sre orlnh Itt sad polio taxoid, andwhnocretnwsC reld lig a ccGr ae o s. An pssible and nechcbd xas al-A The spirit of Christmas is' GREETIGS reinfrein Grae5are given 1ravunder etmn.Elevcn B L A C K S T % spneading arouild this village. ~. EEYN i effort was made ta give pnîi-Inetcsts aof previous defcts odmn aebat TOEEYN1 ary vaccination ta childreia no\w, appcared normal and HcarizfSao' Greptings, land" ancd Green Slec es .M ssionravnar fo 1 h lights around their homes. 91ya I ayi Akig * ~~~~ who had, for anc neasan or eiglît iindicaetcd ei defect was and bes ihsfi a Mcrrvý The Dorcas Unit met alt t c d wa Prc byern PlnswerebnsadretgbrnehV J O E f â another, neer had nc be-;still present. Christmasa d a Happy, Hed b n e of _Mrs.s Cecil la e e bn thebns a tray n ieb r e eJ h-.. . - W j fore. Primary vaccinations Environmieital Sanitation tily ad PeieilNewv Ycar WedclsadIf orn oo Hcsonsmade Chrr mas ifýgten r.Saudyni h whn:huis lCritms Ffte1vun o yfsidwls rand theksnasa e Snt SHIOE REPAIR S'are usually gvnî h finst The aîînual inspectioni 0fis (\iex d to h Editar and eîght ladies ý:tctdcd. W i alcalis ve e* reported, Ms' gby srpdiesow np sgnru vroe aind llite, f tboughca casion- aad rbepor wts 9n hools wil-s slumff d Illh rewad lthis.ndcburning, the Icacle" -Lloyd Wright is ta be leader1 Chritmas kind act to thepV WehpSat PET SHlly for eica esn te eo wt 3sholbid elin-f h omavle r.Walter \Vright conduct'ifor'1966. Meeting closed w itholde flk' Bo w n anv lle may be g ven later. As it is igs being visitcd. The gen. Statestna n. Also 1 w o ld likced the w orship ii w iwth 'io r " o R o n th n ' dA lagero d at de folk Bomnil not advisablc ta give vaccina- cral condition and maintca- te xrc. m-thaiîks t Il 11:hymo -A ing e sficm Mi an bneiAio.arg-ecn ightat en- - ~ beacommunicable dis- ance are2 reported on, xvith par- who have g1ven Illetheir ne- Rcalms- Was sLing-: thrce: en shrUntddnt t-clroniWcdatCday. ___________________prevalent, sometimes tictlar eniphasis placcd on 1newýuals 0or ;,Lbscriptions, as: prayers wcrc offercd Tsnist-erant d :trlSchoo nWdedy ET I ~ ---------------watcr supplies, sanitary facili- wcll as, al who have furnish. turc asag ad cr p-1 Ct hnismas patyde on the!p LissCsppocia o Sw andc~t0 passge nd vey a- Chistas art on theriisses Ducon obde andcot tics, sewage disposa], lighting, ýcd me ifh news for B] ack-1Ipropriate story "The Candleinight. asU... ee1usso 'building ain enatin.sh stck diC cltia. incccly right1"was ra.M~.Lod aneac. adCcl laHI.Wih a in charge of '*In-! of vcryinterestîng evening Mn. and Mrs. Austin Bcacoek Irounds. The reports are for- r Mrs. Hlarold Kyte washos troducing Brazil" and led the of game 1s, contest and canalý Tuesday ta Tbursday and cal iwarded ta the Scbool Board ts oi h1isusoni hchec inîging was held la the ed on other relatives. Secretaries, teSho n ts, o-teCandace UNi dicWsioEinN Ec cLE (TRI C NOW th Shol apec- rTedvmrig eebrto part. Mns. Stanford Van Christian Edtîcation room on! Mrs. Arthur Malcolmi, Iors and the Enviroamental . 2laisatedd. ap cda cyinceîig edaesday wbenalal mcmbe ýpIc Crcek, Sask., is spcnding Sanitation ofc-lineof.CW Paond thei0r -the wintcn with ber sister , A s a 2 7 : 2s. RonPro- l a opened the letter f i m B at and tnh~ye ig v e T r finsh C o i . vincial Department of Health. ric MLabads wr' .vtedforaso-'Miss Cana. and brother George Cornete evnng R v.P Romernl Mr. and M s. Percy Honcy, ~ 1W7'-! a e s ot oshp service i il ,Don and Glenda, D n-~ pre iss cbg în petcd, he woshî o te t em c r1 and a delicius lunch was fo d, Mr. and M rs. N anann - th rs w ncc s lary oaus in1*Christm as. The election f . - Z' à,ý served. Green, Mr. and M rs. *ojrito with the improve- off e -aîslted a follows: Jak JMi~YkîgStee Est Alresident, Mrs. Dalton Don- ~TeAgia W. A. met! Green and family ecSn moent n ifnd Ire to leAil -0reil Vice. Mes. Neil Maleom ~-TbIîrsdiay afteraoon in the' day guests of Mn. and Mrs. proprtie foud Iohe ds' Scretr 1, Panîsh Hall for a social get-' Don Green and Marilyn. chagin Seag cnetaî-.lty, Mrs. William Ma ~r together and finishing op the'Mnad Mrs. Vncent Ar- wa s apolt test htan C Tap. rMrs RaIpl 'y LaMr- an ldbargsigse wae effiint uh' 4 cer ometi watewaer a~Valff) TCamp.urMs. lH ary 1' A ,ea"s business,.heBowmanville, visited dachwerea c onuetdaddsh e r asiscageorafneet inesat, the Womea's Mn. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer, bageta4pe cJsan 5! bisms roa-m.utute cuchre on Tuesday Stna.- rcar othibiw tcd Mes. pRoDuf a. _!stess > -"Il ngt werc: ladies, Mrs. Wil-1 Miss Doreen Van Camp, er ws pohiite. Mr. Rss uffwaq ostssi, ., j bert Werry: nîaying as a gent, Toronto, is spending the halîl Two hundred and rrty-eight for the Anna Unit Tuesdav14 :ir.Pr.ý a amlcy[dy it e arns r trveswere beld relative atternoon. Leader Mr.ns -le e r..Pnc a Cm;luk ay ih e arns to draw, Mphsss ofnankrBailey. i îrand Mrs. Stanfard Van Camp phases f envirn- neîb Samells apcned the j 5 itr Sincr yptyi x1M.adMs. Fred Tnew mental sanitation. meeting witb a poem: Mrs. J. A tea'e MsvaPrrinr. lodand Erl x'ied rwn Meat Inspectionnaan read the Christ-Loy and rsEar Ro 0f 12anmas ispctnthymas story from Luke; Mrs., A, la Bowmanviile Hospital, Sat- awa, Sunday. h- a veteninanjan. eigbt were' Russel Mautatoy gave a Ira Mrs. R. Ford is spendingJl -candemncda ela19orvr on Christmas. Thrteen, - Serviceay in bath chunches the brolidays with her fme ~~ ~; pars rails made were recorded ?~wr xr eIatne aTrna A H XIRTY HELLO tGnral Rak M ns. George Skelding is tA wee etra ouen'lattne M nTrt.ereta-indM.-adous In S. Jon*,, a onfi andMrs. Frank StanilandI , is m nth included D r, A . E. v 'la'lie follow ing ea dî r. i n s rv c a o d c e vM is a c S a i a d TO IEVI@PbYONI@t of , ~~wene interspersed by the itOlinsevieg- cndcedbMssNac M cdca O ff crri stm f a i s Ah e ad g i, S n e ll, B ish o p C o a d jato r )f M L eo d , M . an d M rs . B a rry _ W A .K LPA TRICK pat wbowastierste .t ' M., kla the Cs. onn" Diocese, Toronto. The Fisher attendd the wedding PLUMBING & HEATING ~tausing er programme a. want fo Cînstas b Vr o nd cnirmby tnon Bshop: Aronglan Cbrc. on ntoÇcw,' L i e r y t. N .B w m n v ll 2 M ss V enxH u.m n a 1 E h e fC r n aC h rs m *! ra Y A', - m 1. a a e ce G ry R o - -t rd y -. - . he M s P yis Jr os atte de a Byî' ea "-a d y uv . irr anv S e it o en r n a S e il ro n Heaith and Directon. 7, 1neceived their rgîfts fa-om the -~ A )t 7 30 the chu ac l w as ZMON ~ packed fan the Candleligh 41 Service Mn. Robent Wheelen iDa i."Tapaer wishing ta prepay f irst adscn nt1 Mn and Mres Jim Stainton, 0% .. (assistant Sunday School Sup- Dvid and Douglas were Sun- V j ,j ... .. cintendent) was the Readen! TO'UR day supper guIestS at LeonardSh sysbw9 !i.~ and aIl departments of Ui ments of their 1966 taxes wiIl recev th olwn aw'V shwa S v ý,Sebool pot an musical 5Mrs. Clankr M ore sha- 'Y J numbers. carrying thraughl 'sons PATROINS iwa Mrs. Janet Smith, Cabri, the fulChristmas ,toy n1 i sons Sskatchewan, were Sîînday V 5 the Cantata. The choir sangl suPPe guets a Keit Stan- ' &two athems, A Babe is' tsp.rgessa#Ket1San-ABora laBthehm"anlt jnar 4h1.1e2 Mrs. Ehsîr O'Neil, Oshawa; A 'Gentle Mary laid ber js to lanuta T thinclu. ! Mr. and Mns. Allan Fîshen A A:and Mrs. Harold Kyte sang ai Mn. Claude Stonnis, Oshawa, ,sAla'btCid sIi1' * ur a- i wene Sunda ' suipper guests y jA Rev. Romenîl told a littIe truec 'auaz l7th t February 11lth inclse1/% ftIIat Wes Camneron's A storv and expnessed apprecia- p Messrs, James and CharlesAtian ta al] contributing ta F A ~ ~ ~ Fbruary l4th ta March I ith inclusie -- - - .Lennox, West Hill1, wpre ne-. sc a fine prograni, espec- I tOM ail your friend. at g cent visitons at Henry Dart's. VA allv Ma-s. Richard Van CampI M rhti5 ---------o Mand Ma-rs. Christia OIjD 2Y and Mrs.' Arnold Taylor who larh 4th t April 1t inclusive 12 1 Star. Ilington, visited at A planncd the Cantata. f 1~~;Hans Geissbergcn'; Sr. V~A T evcsto be held durîng! Mns, Alex McMaster. Joani r A«T.. the baiidays: Ia St. John's,î PAYMENTS TO BE BASED ON 16 AE and Ross visited at James Me- ATbursday, Dec. 23 at 7:30 p.m., Masten's. Millbnook Sundav Scboal Caral Service Mn. and Mrs. Henry Dant'A wîth *a film "Holy Night", had a Christmas party. Those;WD PHONE 623-3808 5 Christmas Day. Dec. 25, 10 LA IS E R Arthur Dan ard fanaIlv\Ir 26.KN T . :6 rezular morning servi'cel BOWMANVILLE Aand Mn- r~ ,", ' I À#BOWMANVILLE Aat 1 nia. A/lr il M ac-'Mrlaa nthe United Churcb: Wor-J berer-------r. an ship and Canal Service Dec.1 os riail the )und rive