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"THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1918 THE DAILY TI MES-GAZETTE PAGE FIFTEEN Courtice Y,P.U., Sunday School Mark Christmas MRS. BLAKE OKE Correspondent Courtice, Dec. 23--The Courtice church service on Sunday night had a large attendance with Rev. F. Yargley giving a real Christmas my ' Fine .musical - numbers Ww provided by the choir, under the leadership of Mr. Frank Wal- ter, with the Christmas spirit pre- veiling throughout. William Mark, wee son of Sim and Mrs." Penfound and "Carl Roberts son of Bob and Mrs. Fowler were presented for bap- . tism,, the candle lighting service making it all very effective. 'The C.G.IT. held their meeting on Thursday and held their Christ- . mas meeting on Wednesday of thi week with Mrs. Gearing, Mrs. Pen-" found and Mrs| Heron in charge. The Young People's Union held their Christmas party with a good attendance. Scripture reading was given by Norma Bradley. The de- A service was in charge of Dorothy Winter, on "Silent Night." An invitation to visit Maple Grove _ on Wednesday Dec. 29, was accept- ed, with Dorothy Winter, Betty Antil, Norma Bradley and Horace Vetzel were named a committee to arrange the program, Accordian selections were given by Harry Rog- ers. and vocal solo by Bob John- ston. Recreation followed. after . which refreshments were served and Christmas treat enjoyed. Harry Stacey was lucky enough "on Saturday last to bring down a wol: in the Newcastle district. Mr. Luther Hancock, Hamilton, and his brother Silas Hancock from, the west visited with their cousin Horace and Mrs. Hancock and oth- er relatives and their friends Nor- man and Mrs. Griffin. oom Mrs. (Rev. Boyce, Oshawa, Vis- ited on Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Penfound and Clarence, and attended the christening of her lit- tle great-grandson, W. Mark Pen- found. Other guests at the Pen- found home were Bob and Mrs. Evans and- little son of - Bowman- ville, i Jerry and Mrs. Greig, Billy and Bonnie, Oshawa. were Sunday . guests with Douglas and Mrs. Oke. Miss Florence Courtice, R.N., who has been on the staff of Oshawa ' General Hospital, has left to make 'her 'home in Edmonton, Alberta. The best wishes of her many friends * for success is extended. Courtice Sunday School opened its Christmas service on Sunday af- ternoon with the carol "Joy to the World." A prayer of "Thanks" was given by Supt. Eddie Warburton after which the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. The Primary and Beginners classes combined in a 'cherus under 'the direction of their teachers, Mrs. Warburton and Mrs. ¥ Coe. The junior boys sang "Silent Night" accompanied by Mts. Fulton at the piano. The Junior , Girls class under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Scorgie present- ed the play, "The Baby Jesus in "the Stable." and sang "Away in the Manger." Mrs. Cecil Adams gave a reading one "Christmas in 'Other Lands," 'with word pictures of the methods of observing: the sacred day'in France. Holland, Finland, England, Germany and Mexico. Lorraine McGregor and Lois "Antil, members of Intermediate Girls Class with Mrs. Gearing as "teacher favored with a vocal duet 'ewhile Angels Sing," accompanied on the piano by Mrs. C. Penfound. Clifford Barber, one of the Jun- for Boys' class gave a selection on his guitar. Mrs. M. Adams at the piano and Mrs. Bob Barber, violin, played carols while the. offering was taken and a short poem prayer was given by Mrs. C. "Penfound. "Pictures were then shown by Supt. Warburton depicting scenes prev- fous to and after the birth of the "Holy Child" with Norma Brad- ley anneuncing the different scenes. The roll was called with 107 . re- sponding. Gifts were exchanged and bags of candy distributed among the children and a brief prayer offered by Mr. C. Penfound. "Mrs. Gordon Treévail, Fergus, and Mrs. Kinsman were recent visitors 'at Norman Clemens, Toronto. and also at Garf and Mrs. Trevail's, Maxwell's. - id U.S. Syndicate La B . . Files 50 Claims Thessalon, Dec. 23--(CP)--Near- ly 50 uranium claims have been staked north of this town 60 miles 'east of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. it was. announced Wednesday night. The staking followed uranium dis- coveries north of Sault Ste. Marie last month. : "The claims were sfaked by a Un- ijted States syndicate in the Miss- !issagi area. The rock formations |are said to be similar to the Theano + .i\Point area, where uranium ore was 'found last month. | It was reported that 1,215 claims 'already have been staked in the Al- {goma district since the discovery. , i NO INCREASE Toronto, Dec. 28 -- (OP) -- A three-man arbitration board ap- pointed to fix prices paid to milk producers does not favor any in- lcrease in price, it was learned Wed- mesday. Judge J. Moon of Parry Sound, chairman of the board, how- 'ever, has not yet made public the board's findings. The board was set up when producers and distributors Jailed to agree on a price to be 'pald farmers. Producers now re- ceive $290 cwt. for secondary milk. 'and Mrs. Annis was assisted by -Mizpah Benediction. | president, Mrs. H. F. Osborne; 2nd Annual Meeting : Of Ebenezer. W.M.S Is Held _ MRS. B. OKE Correspondent Ebenezer, Dec. 23--To the editor and staff of The Times-Gazette, a Merry, Merry Christmas and Happy and Prosperous New Year. Services on Sunday were well at- tended with the pastor, Rev. F. Yardley in charge, who gave a fine Anthems were contributed by the choir, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Down presented their little daughter, Jane? Eileen, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Wade, presented their little son, William Edward, for baptism. Sunday, School session was as us- ual. White Gift service was also ob- served with donations of money in most cases. There were also some gifts. To give money has been the custom of late, this being used in most needed cases. The Woman's Missionary Society held their Christmas meeting with the president, Mrs. A. J. Oke, open- ing the meeting with a short selec- tion on "This is Peace", followed by a hymn and prayer by the presi- dent. Mrs. A. J. Gay and Mrs. Rus- sel Gay were appointed to pack and send used clothing to Mr, Vic- tor Bowins of the Cape Crocker Re- serve. Mrs, Yardley then presided for the election of officers for 1949, which were presented by Mrs. Vin- gon. Christmas Chimes were play- ed by Miss Louise Osborne. Mrs. Annis took the leader's part in the devotional period, with Mrs. Vin- son reading the Christmas lesson, and Christmas carols were sung throughout. During the taking of the offering a vocal solo, was con- tributed by Mrs. Lloyd Down and Dedication Prayer read by Mrs. Annis. The program was in the form of a candle lighting service Mrs, K. E. Courtice, Mrs. Yardley, Mrs. Carl Down, Mrs. Elton Wer- ry and Mrs. Ross Pearce, who re- presented the fellow Christians in each continent, and offered pray- ers for the churches in these coun- tries. Appropriate Christmas thoughts were read by Mrs. Annis and a vocal solo rendered by Mrs. Lloyd Down. Meeting closed with Officers for 1949 are as follows: Hon. president, Mrs. R. E. Osborne; retiring president, Mrs. A. J, Oke; president, Mrs. Russel Gay; 1st. vice- vice-president, Mrs. A. J. Gay; rec. and press Sec., Miss Louise Osborne; Cor. sec, Mrs. G. F. Annis; treas- surer, Mrs, Elton Werry; Assistant, Mrs. Catl Down; liferature sec., Mrs. K.P Hopkins; citizenship-tem- perance sec, "Mrs. Ross Pearce; Stewardship sec, Mrs. H. F. Os- bbdrné; community-friendship, Mrs. Cecil Found; "Assistant helper, Mrs. Alan Down; supply sec., Mrs. Chas. Osborne; Miss. Monthly, Mrs. W. R. . Pickell;,'/C.GJ.T. leader, Miss Alice' Arnold; No.:4 Mission Band, Mrs. Stan 'Coverley; assistant, Mrs. Lloyd Dowi; Baby Band supt., Mrs. K. E.'Courtice; assistant, Mrs. A. J. Gay; fihante com. 'Mrs. Blake Courtice, Mrs, Esli Oke and Mrs. H. Some from here were in attend- ance at the Oshawa Wood Products Christmas party, held at the Bal- moral Hotel in Bowmanville on Monday night. They were, Herb and Mrs, Nichols, Cecil and Mrs. Found, Bill and Mrs. Henry, Kenneth and Mrs. Courtice, James and Mrs. Brown, Carl and Mrs. Adams, Bud- dy Hockin and Miss Bradley. FOUND INNOCENT Baltimore, Dec. 23-- (AP) -- Mrs. Whittaker Chambers Wednesday was found innocent on a charge of causing the death of a 70-year-old pedestrian. The wife of a central figure in current investigations of reported Communist spy activities in the United States has been ac- | cused of fatally injuring Mrs. Mag- gie Thomas in a traffic accident last Friday. THEATRES TODAY Regent -- "The Fugitive" 2.50, 6.05, 9.15. "The Gay Intruders" 1.40, 4.50, 8.05. Last complete show 8.05. ~ Marks -- "Michael O'Halloran" 2.30, 5.20, 7.50, 10.30. Last com- plete show 9.00. Biltmore "Christmas Eve" 2.05, 4.45, 7.20, 10.00. "Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back" 1.00, 3.40, 6.15, 855. Last complete _show at 8.55. MERCURY CAB PHONE PHONE 3600 5200 Clean -'Comfortable Careful - Courteous TAXI SERVICE We Will Be At Your . Service . Christmas & New Year's Prop. G. H. KERRY 20 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA 1 v Christmas sermon, and Christmas | THERE OUGHT TO BE-A- LAW! By Harry Shorten and Al Fagaly You'tL WAVE TO CUT QUT V/ SOUSELEIGH NOSES WITH THi WORMS. NOW fy, A FINAL WARNING! San Hs WA 1 OKAYDOC! ITS - DRINKING, » Y| THE WATER WAGON JOU'LL BE RUBBING y 56 WHEN SOUSELEIGH * GOT HOME, GUESS WHAT HE FOUND WAITING FOR HIM. / rah CAME, DEAR A CnRTAG PRESENT News Budget Of Hampton Area M. HORN Correspondent Hampton, Dec. 22--Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Brooks, Bowmanville, were visitors at W. E. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Parker, To- ronto, were Sunday guests of her mother, Mrs. M. Goodman, and sister, Louise Miss Velma Gay, of Bowmanville Hospital staff, was a guest of Mrs. Harland Trull on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. James Smales, Enniskillen, visited their son, James Smales, Jr, and Mrs. Smales. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Martin, Greta, Donna and Donald, Bow- manville, visited her brothers, Percy and Sam Dewell. Mrs. K. Caverly was in Toronto on Wednesday. A number from here attended the Dr. Leslie Bell's girls' choir concert at Bowmanville on Friday night. At the Sunday School session on Sunday afternoon, the Adult Bible Class appointed the following teach- ers: Miss Lulu Reynolds, Mrs. S. G. Niddery and Mrs. Theron: Mount- oy. Miss Marion Kersey is convales- she was in the Oshawa Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Metcalf and family, Campbellcroft, were visitors at Bruce Clarke's on Sunday. Misses Frances and Margaret Metcalf were tea guests of Marilyn and Sandra Lockwood. PART OF SPECTRUM The white light rays of the sun are composed of many colored light rays, and also contain ultra-violet | first | Utah, Oct. 24, 1947 when a° United cing at home after an illness when | Blame Overflow For Crashes Washington, Dec. 23--(AP)--The United States Civil Aeronautics Board said Wednesday that lack of attention to detail by the airplane manufacturer, the Civil Aeronauties Administration . and the airlines contributed to two plane accidents, cne of which killed 52 persons. The board in a final report on the accidents said the probable cause of both was the burning of gasoline which entered thecabin heaters through air intake scoops as a result of fuel tank overflow. That finding had been disclosed some months ago. The accidents involved Douglas DC-6 four-engine transports. The occurred at Bryce Canyon, States Airlines plane crashed. Fif- | ty-two persons including a crew of six were killed. The second involved an Ameri- can Airlines plane which landed at ATRL. RECORDS SLIGHTLY USED 600 Just Arrived Latest Juke Box Releases Modern -- Western 5 for $1.00 WE'RE OPEN TONIGHT REDDICK'S . TOYTOWN 182 SIMCOE ST. S. --- DANCING $2.00 per couple YN NN Nw . . DANCING Christmas. foe and . Two gala holiday dances at the beautiful CLUB BAY VIEW BERNARD TIERNEY and his orchestra WHITBY PEW WW WW Ww. PE WG Phone 971 for reservations a a a a a WN aN NN NNN NNN Gallup, N. Mex., Nov. 11, 1947, after a serious fire in the belly of the ship. No one was injured. ROMAN FUN Pompey is said to have once set 500 lions to kill 18 elephants at the Roman games. The battle took five days. Prince Albert School Puts On. Fine Program F. E. SMITH Correspondent Prince Albert, Dec. 23 -- There was a full house at the school on Friday evening, Dec. 17, to witness the excellent program put on by the scholars. The costumes and scenery, though simple, were very appropriate and deserve credit, as they were made entirely by the pupils themselves. Orderliness and co-operation throughout the evening gave evi- dence of much interest on the part of teacher and pupils alike. Following is the program: Song, "Wi' A Hunderd Pipers," (a group of boys in kilts) ; Milkmaid | Song, Six little girls with pails and stools; "Down on the Farm", reci- tation; Cowboy Songs, boys in cos- tume; Eskimo song; Shoemaker play, with cobbler and elfs; Christ- mas songs for juniors; Indian Chor- us; Playmates; Christmas choruses; duet, "Smarty"; "The Little Dutch Mill"; New Year's play. Of course Santa arrived just in time to end a very enjoyable eve- ning. - On Tuesday evening, December 21, the Sunday School entertainment was held; a good attendance was present. Mr. Albert Harper acted as chairman and opened the even- ing programme by the 'singing of facorite carols; Mrs. Albert Harp- er acted as pianist. Several num- bers put on by the little to)s at the school concert were repeated again, and very well done. 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N. maids with blue aprons and bon- nets were very sweet. Another Scene in three groups w&P¥: three wise men, shepherds, andfhe babe: in:a manger, complete with camel, and costumes "very well done, fof the singing St carols. Fu The 'choir gitls sang several cars ols ard Christmas songs' Messrs. Bruce Snelgrove and Bert Fear favoured with violin selections and army "ditty" "Old King Cole." Mrs. Gardiner gave a recitation in her able "mann called "Little Bill." Rev. W. C. Smith spoke a few words and during the singing of "Jingle Bells" by the little tots, Santa him- self appeared with his pack to hand out the many gifts from a beauti- fully decorated tree. : 'Out -of town guests 'who spent Friday and Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith and attended the funeral of' the late Mr. F. H. Webb, were Mr. and Mrs. George Webb and Raymond, of Delta, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webb, Jean and Donna of Norwood, Mr, and 'Mrs. Basil Passant, of Toronto. 'Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Webb, of Albert Harpér sang a favourite | and son David, of Queensville, also | attended. School closed on Thesday, to, en able Mrs. Gardiner, the teacher to gét away for the holiday to her 'Home 'in glehart. | le. The funeral services: weye: held on Wednesday , afternoon at.2 o'clock 'at the McDermott Funeral Parlours for the late Fred Masters, inter- ment was at Pine Grove Cemetery. Mr. Masters who has resided in ° Prince 'Albert for many years had always enjoyed good health and had worked hard in and around Port Perry until about two years ago when he felt it time to slow down. He became suddenly ill about three weeks ago and was taken to Osha- wa Hospital where he died on Sun- day evening. He was in his 78th year. : Surviving are two brothers, James and Jack of Manchester, and four sisters, Mrs. Riley of New York State, Mrs. Devaney, Mrs, Glenn and Mrs. Lee, all of Toronto, also three nieces and three nephews. 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