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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdoy, Decomber 23, 1958 7 1 Rotarians Visit Training School { BOWMANVILLE Some 57 open until 5 p.m, on Christmas vl ~ boys Bt the Bowmanville Train- Eve, The offices will, however, Pa, ing Behool and the stall played be closed all day Friday, Decem- host to 25 members of the To- ber 26, but will be open the fol- #% ronio Rotary Club Monday night lowing Saturday morning from ww on the occasion of annual Toron-|6:30 to 12 p.m "om 1 (o Rotary's Christmas visit, HOSPITAL REPORT | The visits, which started when | The Memorial Hospital report the school was first opened Igor (he week of Dec, 15 to 21 in: 1926, are aimed al entertaining clusive shoved there were 44 ad those boys at the school who Are n,iceions: 14 births, eight male not eligible for the annual Christ: and ix female; #6 discharges; mas holidays because they have eight major operations; five not been there the required period oivoe onerations; and sixteen AAPA PPP, JUNGLE THRILLS AND ACTION! "TARZAN'S SAVAGE FURY" mre STARRING ome LEX BARKER ANNE JEF BAXTER CHAND HRY IALHON C2 AS JuLEhy I EXTRA! LITTLE RASCALS COMEDY MATINEE met Sh} masse HEY CANDLELIGHT SERVICE AT ALMONDS CHURCH At an fmpressive candlelight | jyely re-enacted, The regular | lee was directed hy the minis: pleture are historic pieces, hav: service at Almonds United | ou choir was augmented | ter, the Rev, Frank Bamford, | Ing been used for the first fl- Church Sunday evening, the Christmas pias was expres for the oceasion, and the serv: | The candleholders seen In the | lumination of the church when Choir Offers Yule Cantata AJAX Panl's United Church was beautifully decorat ed for the service of musie Sun day the cholr under the direction of the organ ist, Mrs. F. Johnson, presented the cantata "The Star of Bethle hem' The church was in darkness except for the chance!, which was bathed in a blue light The cantata was preceded hy carol singing, by candlelight, hy the congregation, The minister the Rev, T, Rex Norman, was the narrator, The Advent was sung) bv the choir with My (irace Clayton as soloist and Mrs, W Bosch, Mrs, DD. Dowden and Mrs G. Clayton singing in trio Mrs, B. Severs, Mrs, DD, Dow den and Mrs, I, Callan were solo ists during the singing of the story of the Annunciation D. Pantham, of Dunbarton Unit od Church, was guest soloist and sang, as Herod, in the telling of Herod and the Magi, K, Howarth, | § R, Sninks and RR, Kerton sang, as § a trio, The other soloists were R. Russell and Mrs, Harry Smith, | § During the offertory which was taken up for the organ fund, Mrs, F, Johnson, the organist, played a solo Before the choir recessed to the singing of 'Silent Night' the minis ter thanked the choir and ts di rector for the inspirational way fn which they had given the Christmas message over fo all those present, and for the hard Fire Hazards work which had gone Into mak | ing this offering In music and 0 li d B oe_____ Qutlinea by ag, . mn {burn In a flash fire, much more 1 | Ajax Official | Fire Chief Winter noted that] 'let us all make sure that this records show that in 1957 holiday is a safe and very happy Christ AJAX = Fire Chief Ceell Win Jonsnn, hore Was over 6000 fires, mas unmarred hy tragedy," was ter issued' an appeal today for all" r GALAN and $10,000,000 | " 4 the ehlef's final word [pr ty damage, | residents of the town to take|" orer A ' veu| The fire chief made reference extra precautions to prevent fires to those who leave thelr children } WYLER'S LL N | during the holiday season In the care of a baby sitter, He 001,110! NS CARROLL i There are e azards There are many extra hazard listed a fey rules that all parents vith lots of wrapping paper and hould observe CHARLTON W (Employ this should he cleaned un at. once and put in a safe place, he point- | someone who ves Nb in your same neighborhood, and IVES try 'to keep the same one regu ed out, The Christmas tree should be placed in a waler container to prevent the branches drying Bout. It should never he placed larly, Your children are happier with someone they know and trust will not be shown any merey 4) We cannot allow any drinker to endanger. the lives of others, We haby don't want to spoil anyone's ens | joyment of the festive season, | hut must keep roads safe." Chief Traves asked that every Sit evening when the hack row are Susan Luxton, Carol Shechan and Shirley Pat field At the grand children's party tertalnment was provided by staged by the Legion at Bow talented voungsters among | manville Saturday, excellent en- | them those pictured above, In | beside a source of heat or near safety rules: Leave written In a door or exit structions before you leave and The chief stated that there was Make sure the baby sitter ha never a fireproof Christmas tree, read them and fully understands Once ignited it takes only 18 sec | what to do In case of emergency aREannyY PECK JEAN (1) Only persons who have a sense of responsibility and a lik ing for children should be en trusted with their care ¥ (2) Know your haby sitter don't take in a stranger, because that is the only person you could get, Make sure they are trust worthy and perhaps playing with that new sleigh," he said, Of part) goers and drinking. the chief sald: "We will have extra polje on duty watehnig for erratic drivers. In mild cases they will [be relieved of their car keys and sent home some other Wa) Others who are obviously drunk TEOHNICOLOR nd TECHNIRAMA tone + 1) agon ADDED FEATURE paws | AMAZON | TRADER IN COLOR » POLICE CHIEF TRAVES Police Chief Gives Warning AJAX Chief Constable How. ard Traves issued a warning to day to all car drivers in the town of Ajax to observe special care one cosoperate- to keep this. year over the holidays end clear of all accidents so that "The children are out of school no one's happiness Is des troyed ALL-COLOR WONDER SHOW ! REACHING FOR YOUR HEART WITH 1001 MAGICAL ADVENTURES! parents and the fire Roth the sitier should gknow we our SUBSCRIBERS THE TIMES BOWMANVILLE FOR MISSED PAPERS AND BOWMANVILLE'S FINEST TAX! SERVICE PHONE ! STEVEN'S TAXI MA 3.5822 PIP SESS "The Daily at 2:00 - 5:25 - 9:00 fTo All Our Patrons . , , we Feature-Length Cartoon ADDED It you have not received your | i A Very Merry FEATURE Times phone your carrier boy | Christmas" "GULLIVER'S ATTRACTION | inh, If you are unable to con | | TRAVELS" 'SECRETS | Tiibwows stwvins 1an | 'CHRISTMAS DAY, in TECHNICOLOR REEF" 1 AT 3.00 PM. | uy 8 MM CH TYCT 778 SE Colobration CONTINUOUS FROM LRM + SAT 12 NOON "King Creole" (adult and ""Gunman's Walk" Hats = Horns - Balloons ~ Novelties Modern & Old Time Music By CORRECTION THE TORNADOES IN MONDAY'S R&P AD SHOULD HAVE READ Featured in Toronto Clubs and North Bay T.V, CALLER: BOB FOWLER TURKEYS Table accommodation or o¢ y YOUNG HENS YOUNG TOMS Dancing ADMISSION: 9 pm, A A ] 840.14 1b. average Wie 22h. overops P dvance 2.00 per person Til -- ? At Door 2.50 per person b33e bg { { Calls Accepted Between 7 +7130 p.m. Only STARTS TOMORROW LAST DAY! RED BARN DANCELAND Twice as much fun for halt as much money, fH 5 PARTY | from the left, front row, | onds for an ever green tree to|You will enjoy your evening out, Big Country' Shown | to permit leave of absence John Morrison, school superin tendent, said that although #7 boys remained at the school, 202 were given seven to nine days holidays. The length of the holi day depends on the classification of the boy, Junior, intermediate, or senior ' Of the 202 boys sent home for the holidays only 155 will have to retiirn to "the Institution nex! week, The remainder have heen released on parole, |" "Phe majority of the boys go to Photo by John Mills [their own homes and for those [who do not have homes to go to |the school finds families where the hoys can stay, sald Mr, Mor rison, Monday night's program start ed with 3 turkey dinner followed by entertainment in the form of a circus clown brought hy the [Rotary elub, Later in the evening the gifts from the Rotary club were presented to the hoys Fach hoy rece $25 The activities for the rest of the holidays will take the form of special sports meets and extra movies, On Christmas Day the {Christmas dinner will be served {o the boys hy the staff and the same will hold true for the New | Year holiday when all the boys will be back at the school | it was bullt well over a hundred years ago, 2 OVVICE HOURS Town clerk Robert Reynolds announced Monday that the clerk 8 and assessor's offices will remain FOR MISSED PAPERS IN AJAX It you have not received your Times by 7 pm, coll AJAX TAXI PHONE AJAX 333 Al solls must be placed before 7.30 pm, (ieargeunne Graham Susan Graham, Douglas I"ivth, Kathie Westover and Anne Westover Bowmanville Studio Photo [Australia's Svdney University with 9,000 students In 150, ex pects to have 16,000 by 1067 emergencies A-- 35,000 ) jved gifts to the value of I-26 Peace on earth , . . Good will to all Men GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA LIMITED presents GEORGE FREDRIC HANDEL'S "MESSIAH" TONIGHT 8:30 P.M. 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