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z The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. Dec. 19,197.q Section Two 60Senior Citizens T aken On Tour of Decorations Christmas lights and Santa citizefls of the- Bowmanvîlle Claus entertained the senior area Sunday night. Apnroxi- mately 60 senior citizens were taken on the annual Christmas Slight tour put on by the Kinsmen club. Kinsmen mem- bers drove the citizens around the streets of Bowmanville to P see te various forms of 9outdoor decorations. After- Swards they were taken to the SMemorial Park Clubhouse Swhere lunch' and further entertainment was provided Sby the Kinettes. The winning ticket for the children's toy chest was drawn by Mrs. Annie Oke, and Sthe winner was Audrey Kins- __ ~ man, R.R. 4, Oshawa. This draw was conducted by the Kiets and the money used for community service. Bert Stevens, 95, Strathaven SNursing Home, recited three lnt poems, singing the las e rusof one of them. SSanta Claus appeared with peets for the guests and theywerereturned to their .9 homes by the Kinsmen mem- bers. We'd lîke to take trne out of our LOlNG SAULT bus scedue towîs yo andyous ~ Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clifford busyschduleto ish ou nd yurs and Bobby, Burketon were the happiest of holiday seasons and Sunday supper guests of Mr. Sand Mrs. John Baker. thanik vufo,,r our parng!Mr. and Mrs. G. Kovacs and you p g.girls were Friday evenfing Svisitors of Mr. and Mrs. G, From the Staff" and Management Baker. Mr.-and Mrs. Stewart Gra- hamý Arthur and Andra, RT t N'K ur ~ Willowdale were Sunday at ernoon cleso isGrace Mri. Danny Carley recently BEAUY 510?etertaine-d several of his BOW AN IL e, frîends on his 2lst. birthday. 71 KING EAST E1JAVLE Sorry to report Mrs. Bert PO E623-019 Johnson is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. Hope for a !ýK *ý ýZ -eý45ýMM MYM 0e %ge M Yj quick recovery. 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Hie didn't seek the limelight, but it was inevitable that a man of his temperament and ability would often' rise to the top of his chosen fields of activity, which were diversified. It was one of his strong characteristics that he liked to get involved in community affairs in a meaningful way; no fence-sitter, he was often quick to volunteer his services when there was a tough job to be done, especially one requiring self-sacrifice and dedication to duty. With his special talent for organiza- tion - plus his innate ability to get along well with people from al walks of life- he was often in demand. There were several useful and varied sides to his personal make- up; usually he could be found at the centre of things where the action was. This was true in the service club world (he was an immediate past-president of The Oshawa Kiwa- nis Club); or in the education (where he was the 1957 chairman of the S. George Werry defunct Oshawa Board of Educa- tion); or the Masonic (as a member of the Scottish-Rite Lodge of Perfection and former Master of Lebanon Lodge AF and AM). Hie practised dentistry here for 27 years. No man revered his family ties more than the doctor. Hie was one of the prime organizers for the unique Werry Family picnic last July 21-22 at Blackstock when more than 500 members of the clan showed up for the lOOth anniversary gathering (many from distant parts of the continent). Dr. Werry was a gentie and kind man who tried to make Oshawa a' better place in which to live. Death - no respector of person - called him last Sunday, Dec. 9th. liundreds of city and district residents were shocked to learn of his sudden passing in hospital. It doesn't seem possible that, at 59, he is no longer amongst us. lie was truly "a top, citizen," as one mourner said Tuesday. Hie certainly lived up to the Kiwanis credo: "Share your life and give of yourself." _Oshawa Times Senior C*itizens Club Holds Final Meeting for 1973 with Enj'oyable-ý Christmas Party On December il a group of 154 Sr. Citizens sat down for their Christmas dnner and final pogram for 1973 at the Lions Centre. The room had been gaily decorated by the Tyrone E xplorers and a U.C.W. group under the lead- ership of Mrs. Woodley, Ty- rone, had supplied a lovey turkey supper. The meeting opened with "O Canada" and grace, with Mr. Gaham at the piano. At the head table were Mr. and Mms.' Woolley, Mr. and Mrs. C. Taylor, Mrs. Armistead, Mrs. Darch, Mrs. Cawker, Mr. Fanning, Mrs. Young, and Mr. and Mms. Lang. Mrs. Young read the minu- tes of the last meeting and Mms. Armistead the treas- urer's report.. Mrs. Young gave an outline of what happened in 1973 mentioning the tri s to Tweed, Kingston and co ored leaves tour in the autumn by the Kinsmen and Kinettes. We were reminded of oum Sunday evening tour to see the Christmas lights. She gave in the highlights of plays and skits given. the musicians who entetained us and Mr. Mamtin's pictures of Japan. Two baskets of Christmas goodies brought in bý Mr. and Mms. Graham but with the donors name withhel, were raffled off. The lucky winners were Miss Burns and Mrs.' Morrison. Mrs. Cawker thank- ed the Committees and Con- venors for their support dur- B yA M. PLUMBING & HEATING and AIR CONDITIONTNG TYRONE, ONTARIO Phone 263-2650 SChristmas ". 'W, 0 scw, IyI /jBlessed (hristmasimidi "'How silently, how si lently the wondrous gift is giv'n!" May that gift of love given to the world on the first Christmas biess your home ... may [r abide with you in the coming year. Staff of Bowmanvî"lle Body Shop 181 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE