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PAGE FOUR THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1943 Tyrone Visitors: Robt. Cameron, R.C.- A.F., Sydney, N.S., is with his parents.. . Mr. and Mrs. F. Schon, New York, with their daughter Mrs. Otto Freund. .. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Alldread and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Alldread and son, Bowmanville, at Mr. James Ail- dread's. . . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goodman and Beverly, Peterboro, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goodman, To- ronto, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goodman and Judith, Bowman- ville, with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Goodman... Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hatherly and son, Dixie, at Mr. R. Hatherly's. Maple Grove Third meeting of 'Merry Menu Makers" was held at Lorraine Smith's. After the business they went to the kitchen and made cream of tomato soup and crou- tons. Lorraine served a dainty lunch. Fourth meeting of the "Meri'y Menu Makers" was held at Doreen Jeffery's on Dec. 28. Found their way to the kitchen the girls prepared a foamy ome- lette and tomato sauce which they enjoyed sampling. Doreen served a lovely lunch. Victory Club met Dec. 3lst in the hall, with a good attendance, playing crokinole and euchre. Prize winners in euchre: Bob The Health of Canadians Musi Be - IMPROVED!I That's why the govern- ment in 1943 is urging a Nutrition Campaign. Every citizen shouid t a ke a greater nterest i ralsung the health standard. England bas taken the lead ini this movement by advoeatimg a greater sup- ply of milk ini their daily menu. FoIIow England's Lead by Serving MiIk at Every Meal Order It Today From - Bowm anville Dairy PHONE 446 Noble, Mrs. R. Jarvie; crokinole, Marian Snowden, E. Gilbank. Harry Wright drew the ticket for lucky holder on the quilt, the holder being Mr. Moroz, Base Line. Proceeds on quilt alone $58.40; proceeds for the evening $22.35. Misses Betty and Mildred Snow- den gave a sleighing party Satur- day evening to about 20 young people. After the slcigh ride they were treated to a light lunch. Balance of the evening was spent in dancing. Ail had a very enjoy- able time. Mrs. L. C. Snowden was in To- ronto attcnding the meeting of the Federation of Agriculture. Mr. David Jagger, Toronto, has returned home after visiting at Mrs. L. C. Snowden's. For full particulars about Cour- tice Circuit Brotherhood meeting see "Coming Events". Congratulations to Miss Nellie Snowden and Mr. Albert Brown, Toronto, on their marriage. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Metcalf and son Larry, Oshawa, at Mr. N. 1. Metcalf's. . . Miss Margaret Stewart, Toronto, with Miss Betty Snowden. .. Mr. Fred Hockin. Mr. and Mrs. Seward Ty- ler, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hockin with Mrs. Harvey Curtis and Mrs. R. A. Delve, Orono. . . Misses Dorothy, Anna and Frayne Johns, Mr. Alvin Northy, Lakefield, Miss Marion Johns, town, with Mrs. Wallace Munday. . . ACi S. L. VanCamp, R.C.A.F., Dartmouth, NS., with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy VanCamp. Mapile Grove Sehool News (Gertrude White, Grade VIII) We are back to school after two weeks' holiday and we sin- cerely hope that everyone has had as good a holiday as we did. ..Jack Munday won the prize for selling the most tickets for the Winter Fair. . . . Mrs. Robb did not come Monday for music on account of blocked ro....... Dec. l8th Mr. Lycett gave us a skating party. We skated for a while and then the Senior Room went over to the Junior Room. Miss Wil- liamns and Mr. Lycett passed out oranges and a bottle each o! cho- colate milk. There were a nuin- ber of botties of chocolate milk left over so we decided to give them to the ones who could tell the tallest tales. . . . The pupils are having a lot of fun skating at the shed noon hours. It was decided that the boys were to play hockey from 12 to 12.25. They have picked sides and are having lots o! fun. . . . The afghan which was on display at the Fair is being donated to the Red Cross. Burketon New Year Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. A. Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. W. Sanderson with Mrs. C. Sander- son. . . Mr. and Mrs. G. Briton, Bowmanville, Mrs. L. Haseman, Peterboro, with Mrs. M. Adams... Mr. and Mrs. E. Adamns, Viola, Mary and Albert, at Mr. Ivan Cochrane's, Blackstock. .. Harold Gatcheli, Oshawa, at home.... Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce and Larry, Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. I. Cochrane, Don, Doreen and Joyce, Blackstock, Mr. and Mrs. S. Fer- guson, Blackstock, Mr. and Mrs. David Gray, Newcastle, Mrs. V. Lathangue and Marie, Bowman- ville, Mr. L. Adamns, Helen and Jean, New Park, Mrs. L. Patter- son, Mr. N. Hudson at Mr. and Mrs. H. Adamns' . . . W. Hoskins, Oshawa, at home . .. Major T. G. Breck and Gnr. Wallace Breck, Petawawa, at homne... Mrs. H. G. Gili with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brock, Coîborne. Sympathy is extended to the relatives of the late Mrs. J. Byers, Blackstock. Break For YOUe 9> ~ Just oodles of Wmnter Hats at substantial reduetions. 4 Wool feits i many spark- Jing colors as well as black. COATS a0 Yes, we've marked down most of our Wunter stock. Don't delay any longer! Buy your Winter coat now! DRESSES..0 Here's a break for ail those who wear size 14 or 16. The substantial reduetions on these sizes will save you many dollars. PURSES . 0 We have on hand several purses whteh have bc- come slightlY soiled. These have been marked at hait price. They're real buys at that. Couch, Johnston & Cryderman Phone 836 King st. Solina Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Langmaid, Charles and Helen, at Mc. Foster Snowden's, Kedron.. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kivell, Miss Pearl Leach, at Mr. Spencer Wood's, Bowmanville. . . Mrs. Howard Couch, Marjorie and Eilcen, Bowmanville, Miss Jessie Scott, Nakina, Miss Verna Glebe, Ajax, Muriel Baker, R.N., Mili- tary Hospital, Kingston, Master Tom Davis, Toronto, at Mc. Jack Baker's. . . Mr. and Mrs. Raiph Davis at Mc. Ernest Nesbitt's, Columbus. .. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Brown with relatives at Toronto. .John Baker, 48th Highlanders, Orillia, at Mr. W. T. Baker's... Mrs. N. C. Yellowlees with friends at Toronto. .. Arthur Thompson, Tyrone, at Mr. J. Yellowlees... Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hardy, Stanley and Dorothy, attended the bicth- ayd party for his mother, Mrs. James Hardy, at Mr. Wilbert Glaspell's, Uxbridge. .. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Yellowlees and Hacold at Mr. Clare Allin's, Bowmanvilie. .Arlo Balson, R.C.A., Petawawa (formerly Sask.). spent New Year leave at Mr. A. J. Balson's. Mc. and Mrs. E. R. Taylor en- tertained members o! the Inter- mediate and Young People's S. S. Classes, Tuesday night, when all enjoyed an evening o! gaines and f ellowship. Enniskillen Mr. W. Smith, Bowmanvilie, Mc. and Mrs. A. Buck and !amily, Haydon, Mr. D. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. C. Childerhose and Beverly, Bowmanville, at Mrs. Ella Smith's. Mc. and Mrs. E. C. Ashton, June and Harold, at Mr. J. G. Tcavell's, Oshawa. Mc. and Mrs. W. Brownlee, Mrs. R. Ashton, Toronto, Mc. L. Ash- ton and Master Ray, Haydon, at Mr. E. C. Ashton's. Mc. and Mrs. T. M. Slemon, Mc. and Mrs. J. Siemon, A Mr. R. Knox's, Hampton. Mc. and Mrs. H. Strutt and Phyllis, Oshawa, Mc. J. Tabb, Tyrone, Mr. C. Godfrey, Cart- wright, Mc. and Mrs. B. Fecgusrn and Miss Wiima Wotton, at Mr. C. Pethick's., Mc. and Mcs. O. C. Ashton with the latter's parents, and brothers at East Templeton, Que. Pte. Fredrick Wright, Camp Borden, Miss Marion Martin, Bowmanvilie, with Mrs. W. Oke. Mc. and Mrs. O. Pethick, Mr. F. Pcthick, Toronto, Mrs. B. Wood and Nancy, Oshawa, with Mc. and Mrs. S. Pethick. Mc. and Mrs. G. Bceech and Janice, at Mc. I. G. Traveii's, Osh- awa. Fiight Sergt. Mark Hardy Cor- nish o! McDonaid, Man., visîted his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Cocnish, wcst of the village. Sgt. Cornish enlisted in the Canadian Royal Air Force in June, 1940, wcnt overseas in June 1941, was injuced flying in November 1941, retucned to Canada in August 1942, and is now stationed at No. 3, Bomber and Gunner Schooi at McDonaid, Man., as instructor. Our Mission Band met Sunday morning with a good attendance. Meeting opened with a hymn play- cd by Ronald Ashton. Keith Mc- Gi read a prayer. Roll cali was given by Raplh Lamb and ten o! the older children read verses de- scribing how Christmnas is observ- cd in ten other countries. Prizes werc given out to four children who had been present at ail meet- ings during the year. Meeting closed with prayer read by Alan Wecry. Officers for 1943 arc: Prcs.-Judith Stenger; Vice Pres. -Ronald Rahm; Sec'y. - Raiph Lamb; Treas-Alan Werry; Lib- raian-Mona Brunt; Press Re- porter-Joyce McGiil; Pianist - Ronald Ashton. Our Christmnas concert was held Tuesday night with a good atten- dance. Prograin consisted o! ce- citations, duets, piano solos, choc- uses, violin and guitar music, dia- logue, and as a grand finale seven members o! B.H.S. presented a play "Oh Johnny." The entire progcam was thoroughly enjoyed. A vote o! thanks to ail those tak- ing part was moved by Mr. J. A. Werry and seconded by Mr. Adamn Sharp. Santa Claus arrived in bis usualy jolly good spirits and pre- sented ail the children with can- dies and oranges. What cannot be told had better flot be donc. Hampton Visitors: Misses Gladys and tAudrey Kecsey at Mc. Raymond Burns', Oshawa. .. Dr. and Mcs. W. R. Horn, Mrs. Catherine Jacob, Port Hope, Bill and Peter Soper, Lanack, at Mc. W. W. Hocn's... Mcs. S. Williams at Mc. John Lane's, Bowmanville. .. Miss Ver- na Gibson at hiec home at Purpie Hill. .. Mc. and Mcs. Geo. Farn- comb in Toronto... Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Balson and son, Mona Milîs, at J. W. Balson's. . . Mr. Jim Milîs, Pickering, at S. Ker- sey's. . . Mc. and Mcs. Mecwin Cryderman and baby Joan, Mrs. Chas. Hastings, Oshawa, at L. Cryderman's... Miss Betty Stain- ton, Toronto, with hec parents.. Mrs. Jas. Burns at Mc. D. Rack- ham's, Bowmanville. . . Mc. and IMcs. Isaac Buimer, Oshawa, a Mc. Wii] Wiibuc's. .. Miss Elena Niddecy, Toronto, at Mrs. Geor- gina Niddery's. .. J. B. Horn, Dut- ton, with relatives hece. . . Miss Audrey Northcutt, Bowmanvile, at A. Blanchard's. . . Raymond Petit, Enniskillen, at Mc. Chap- man's prior to going to Toronto to ceside. . . Mca. Crawford, To- ronto, visited hiec daughter Mcs. W. Rackham... Mc. Gordon Sie- mon and Miss Veina Gilbert, who are attending Toconto University, at Mca. C. Johns'. Mc. and Mcs. Raymond Burns and Barbara with relatives here. . . Mc. and Mrs. J. R. Reynolds and David with hiec parents in Toronto. Miss Edith Rackham conducted a short missionacy program ati Sunday School when a mission- acy ceading wvas pcesented by Dorothy Adamson and Jean Bal- son gave a short New Yeac's cead- ing. The funeral o! James Abrahamns, who passed away at the home o! Mc. and Mrs. James Garfat, Brooklin, took place to Hampton cemetecy on Monday. Miss Nancy Johns has cetucned to Toronto. Sunday churccl services wece faicly well attcnded. Our pastor gave a short New Yeac's message stressing the need o! prayer and right living, and made kindly ce- ference to our beloved King and Queen and other prominent lead- ers o! armies to whom prayer bas meant much in their lîves. Sacra- ment was observed at the close o! the service. We are sorry to report Mcs. Elmer Wilbur very ill in Wood- stock hospital, having been oper- ated on for appendix trouble. She took suddenly iii while visiting !riends at Woodstock foc Christ- mas. Mc. and Mcs. Harcy Wilcox ce- ceived word froin their son Bloyd that hee bas acrived safely in Eng- land. Haydon Scbool opened on Monday witb Mc. E. E. Staples as teacher foc the cemainder o! the teri and one new scholac present. Rev. A. F. Gardner gave an impressive sermon Sunday. Choir was in attendance and Saccament administeced. We had a beavy stocin over the week-end which blocked ail the roads. Visitors: Mc. and Mcs. C. Gar- card and !amily at Mc. H. Gay's. Oshawa . .. Mc. and Mcs. Eacl Stephenson and family at Mc. A. Randle's, Hampton . .. Mc. and Mrs. Alymer Becch and !amily at Mc. R. Rîchacd's. Bowmanville ..Mc. and Mrs. Earl Thompson, Mc. and Mrs. Walter Bridgett and !amily. Bowmanville, Mc. and Mcs. Roy Thompson and Garcy, Liskard, at Mc. W. Thompson 's ..Mc. and Mcs. Don MacKenzie, Mc. Fred Bolton, Ajax, at Mc. A. McNeil's. .Pauline Bidgett, Bowmanville, spent the bolidays with hec aunt, Mrs. F. Osmond ... Gnr. Arthur Trewin, L. A. A., Brampton, Misses Grace and May Trewin. Toronto, Mc. Fred Tre- xin, Oshawa, Miss Gwen George, Ajax. at Mc. W. Tcewin's . .. Mr. and Mrs. R. Ormiston, Toronto, at Mr. Lloyd Ashton's . .. Mrs. H. J. Werry at Mc. Gordon Wercy's, Mimico . .. Mc. and Mca. C. Slr'm- on at Mc. E. Werry's, Enniskilien ... Mr. and Mcs. Nelson Gage and Biliv. Toronto, at Mc. C. Avery's ..Mc. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton and fpmilv at Mr. R. Ocmiston's, En- niskllen ... Bruce Garrard, Col- umibus, at home. Coneratulation to Sgt. Donald Mountioy, R.C.A.F., and Mcs. Mounti qy(nee Eilecn Joncs) on their zjciage. Enniskillen Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. H. Oke, Oshawa, Pte. John Oke, Sussex, N.B., Mr. and Mrs. B. Ashton and Larry, Cartwright, Miss Elsie Oke, Miss M. Gilcoy, Toronto, Mrs. Wesley Oke, Oshawa, at Mr. Walter Okc's. .. Mr. and Mrs. W. Rahm and family with Mr. C. Rahm's, Union. Miss Isabelle Rahm rcmained... Mrs. Wmn. Oke, Master Ray Sanderson, Miss Olga Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ste- venson at Mr. E. Wright's. .. Mr. H. Collacutt, Miss Jean McMullen, Mr. and Mrs. D. Yeo at Mr. G. Yeo's. .. Werry family held their family gathering at Mc. E. A. Werry's on New Year's Day... Mr. R. Gilbert, Solina, with Mrs. Ella Smith ... Mr. J. Tabb at Mr. C. Pethick's . . . Ashton family held their gathering at Mr. E. C. Ashton's on New Year's. Nestieton Syinpathy is extended to Mrs. John Dickey in Mr. Dickey's sud- den passing. Mr. George Malcolm has ce- turned froin Port Perry Hospital where he was taking treatinent. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Porteous, Mrs. Robt. Ewers and Ann with Mrs. Harold Nesbitt, Bowmanville. .. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dickey with Mrs. Dan Black... IMr. and Mrs. George Chapinan, JBallyduf!, at Mr. Geo. Johns'.. Mr. and Mrs. L. Joblin at Mr. Harold Wheeler's... Mc. and Mrs. Mervin Mountjoy, Cadmus, and Mrs. John Henderson with Mrs. Kenncth Samels... Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Marlow and family at Mr. R. W. Malow's. . . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes and family at Mr. Geo. Bowers'. . . Pte. Frank Play- foot and Mrs. Play!oot at Mr. Henry Thompson's. . . Mc. and Mrs. Herman Samelîs with Mr. Cecil Wilson. . . Miss Margaret Steele, nurse in training, Toronto, wîth her parents. .. Miss Bernice Mairs, Viewlake, with Mrs. Alex Mairs. .. Miss Hilda Johns with Miss Ruby McGill, Janetville... Miss Irene Maciow with friends in Whitby. Blackstock The United Church W. A. met at Mrs. Mervin Gcaham's Dec. 28th. Devotionai was taken by Mrs. Cecii Hill and Rev. D. M. Stinson. Roll cali was answered with a quilt block or membership fee. Reports o! committees were given and many letters o! appre- ciation were read from those who received Good Cheer boxes. Miss Jean Wright, Sec'y., gave an en- couraging report on the ycar's work, including both cfrurch and war work. Membership is 36, with an average attendance o! 28. These officers were clectcd: Pres. -Mrs. C. Marlow; lst Vice-Mrs. N. Mountjoy; Sec'y.-Miss Jean Wright; Ass't. Sec.-Mrs. C. Hill; Treas. - Mrs. Harry VanCamp; Pianists-Mrs. G. Stcong and Mrs. R. Sadler; Fruit and Flowcc Com. -Mrs. M. Graham; Group Con- veners-Mrs. P. VanCamp, Mcs. (D. Wright, Mrs. O. Graham, Mcs. H. Shoctridge, Mcs. Wilbur Arch- er, Mrs. L. Byecs. ý Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow and family at Mr. R. Heaslip's, Toronto. . . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Avery, Windsor, at Mr. A. J. Johnston's... Miss Florence Fair, Toronto, with !riends... Mr. and Mrs. Goldwyn Faint and Va- lerie, Miss Edith Wright, Toronto, at Mr. O. Wright's. . . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey arc visiting Mrs. W. A. Dawson, Windsor. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bailey on celebrating their 48th wedding annivcrsary on New Year's Day. Miss Pearl Wright has retucned to Shaw's Business College aftec holidaying with her parents. Symp4thy is extended to Mr. Jas. Byers and family on the death o! Mrs. Byecs on New Year's Day. Miss Gwenyth Maclow, Normal Student. is teaching this week with Miss Norma Hooey, Caesa- rea, and Miss Doris Heaslip is with Mrs. John Venning at Egypt. The local rink is open under- the cinable management o! Ar- thur Bailey. Another heavy snow storm hit these parts on Sunday and Mon- day, and slowed up the election on Monday. Cceighton Devitt was re-elected reeve, and Herb. Hooey will fiil the place vacated by Ru- pert Byers.W Zion Visitors: Mr. August Geissber- ger and family, Harmony, Ed. Brisbois, Joe Gachter, Sam Gates, Oshawa, Mr. Herman Schmid, Herman and Mary, Newcastle, at Hans Geissberger's. .. Mrs. Har- vey Balson at J. W. Balson's, Hampton. . . Pte. Jas. McMaster, Mrs. McMaster, Toronto, at Mrs. J. W. McMaster's. .. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hogarth, Hampton, at Carl Wîlbur's. . . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cameron and Helen at Herbert Cameron's, Tyrone. . . Mr. and Mrs. Percy Langmaid and Ber- nice, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Robbins and Ruth at Fred Robbins'... Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Flintoff, Glen, Don and Wes, Ked- ron, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Flin- toff, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Burgess and Jimmie, Prestonvale, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cochrane, Bet- ty and Marlene, Courtice, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Coverly and Lloyd, Eh- enezer, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johns, Tyrone, Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ley Flintof!, Jean, Marilyn and Barbara, Maple Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Flintof f and babe, Courtice, at Wcs. Cameron's... Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fisher and sons, Mrs. Harvey Webster, 9,t Roy Leach's, Myrtie. .. Mrs. Eva Per- kins, Dobbinton, at Russell Per- kins'... Mr. and Mrs. Clarke and daughtcrs, Oshawa, at Reford Cameron's. .. Orville Hooey and brother, Oshawa, Les. Hoskin, Thornton's Corners, at Ray Cam- eron's. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph GlaspeIl, Tyrone. Mr. and Mrs. Gcrry Glaspell, Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hilts and Ruth, Mrs. W. Glaspeil, Oshawa, pt F. B. Glaspell's. Mrs. Gordon Short, Maxwell',a Russell Stainton's. .. AIf. Ayre at Perth. .. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lee and family, Kedron, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hawley, Peterboro, Mr. and Mrs. AI!. Ayre. Miss Eileen Stain- ton. Bowmanville, at A. T. Stain- ton's. . . Miss Eileen Stainton at Miss Bernice Chapmani's, Picker- ing. ORONO PARK BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS FOR 1943 With three members to be elect- cd for the Board, Orono Park Board met on Tuesday. C. B. Tyr- ccli and Chas. Miller wece ce- elected, but Harry Clarke rcfused to be re-eiected because of ap- parent lack o! interest shown by the community. Therefoce Mrs. W. S. Roy was electcd and is the second woman to serve on the Board. Auditors are Mrs. J. R. Cooper and O. W. Rolph. Discussion followed re lack o! interest and it was decided to try to create interest by having a fair foc war Vurposes. R. R. Waddell was appointed to interview Cham- ber of Commerce in this matter. Announcemenfr was made that a possible grant o! $300 a year was being given to parks. Treasurer R. R. Waddell report- ed a balance of $206.31. At a subsequent meeting of the Board, Chas. Miller was elected President, C. B. Tyrreli, Sec'y., and R. R. Waddell, Treas. SPORTNEWS CHURCH LEAGUE HOCKEY Exeiting Game Between Tighe and Martin Ended 2-1 in Overtime (By LAC "Bilt" Hutchunson) In the first Church League Hockey game Saturday morning at the Public Schooi rink, Rundle's team de!eated Catcan's braves 7-0 in a hand-fought battle. Ca- tran and Stutt played a good game but could not keep up to that fast, scoring pair o! Perfect and Lemon, who showed their ability by net-. ting 6 goals between them, Stur- rock scoring the 7th. The linc-ups: For Catran - Hamilton, Stutt and Catran, forwards; Rehdec and Lunney, defense; F. Hooper, goal. For Rundlc - Perfect, Lemon and Sturrock, forwards; Lobb and Moffat, defense; Rundie, goal. In the second gaine Bud Hooper defeated Cowle 6-3 in another good encounter. The excellent team work o! F. Hooper and Stur- rock- rewarded thein with a total o! 5 goals, while the good efforts o! Dustan netted him one goal. On the other team, the hard-hit- ting line of Levitt, Dadson and Donnahue scored 2 goals and Lux- ton scored the third. The line-ups: For Hooper-Sturrock, F. Hoop- er and Dustan, !orwards; Knight and D. Stutt, defense; Bud Hooper, goal. For Cowle - Levitt, Dadson and Donnahue, forwards; Joncs and Joncs, suh. The outcome o! the third and most exciting gaine hung in the balance with the score 1-1 until Stevens !lipped one in a!ter two and a hlai minutes o! overtime. The final score, Martin 2, Tighe 1, was more or less a surprise as the Tighe-Dustan-Wacd line seemed to have the edge on the Marti n- Childs-Stevens line. As indicated by the score, the defense was good; Dustan and Martin got the other two goals. The line-ups. For Tiglie-Dustan, Tiglie and Wacd, forwacds; Wilcox and Pat- terson, defense; Rowe, goal. Foc Martin - Martin, Childs and Steven% forwards; Lcvitt and Moffat, definse; Cowle, goal. A CORRECTION In a list sent out by a govecn- ment officiai which was printcd in this paper giving the members o! the Local Ration Boacd, the name o! Mrs. James D. Hogarth, Hampton, appeared. The name shouid have been Mc. James D. Hogarth. Complaints fromn Dar- lington shouid be given to Mr. *Hogarth, not to his wife. "WE DO NOT ADVERTISE" Some cetailers say whcn they are canvassed by us, "Wc do not advcctisc". This is pretty much the same as saying, "Wc do flot believe in giv- ing out information about what we have to sel. Wc do not believe in inviting the public to do business at our store." Men who say, "We do flot advertise," have a vccy wrong undecstanding o! the purpose o! advertising. Advectising is not public boasting. It is just the spccading o! information about goods and services and prices among these whose customn is wanted. A cetailer who refuses to advcctise could, for identical ceasons, refuse to display his mecch- andise in his store windows, or to light up bis store when dayiight begins to fade way, or to give information about his goods to those who enter his store to buy and who ask questions. The inescapabie fact is that the public goca in lacgcst numbers whecc it is invitcd to go-to those stores which give it information, publicity, in the focm of advectisements in newspapers. People * follow the guidance o! information. They plan in their homes and they go to those stores which give thein the kind o! information both wanted and needed. Non-advcctisecs starve their business. A cetail- ec's silence costs hum fac more than does space in our newspapec which is read thocoughly evecy wcck by an cstimated audience o! over 12,000 prospective customers. RIDE INq SAFETY and COMFORT I GO DY GARTON'S MOTOIR COACHES When travelling between Bowmanvilte, Oshawa, WhitbY or Ajax, on aceount of un- eertainty of weather conditions, bad roadls and rationing of gas and tires, mnore people are abandoning their cars ini favor of GARTONS MOTOR COACHES. Convenient Schedules Phone 2666, Bowmanville Eyes Tested - GMasses Fitted Satisfaction in quality and price guaranteed. CREOPHOS Wamipole's Extract of An Ideal tonie. 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Tabiets ----------- 49e 6 COWLING'S DRUG STORE truisf i Âsk for Time Table THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 194,3 PAGE POUR THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVIILLE. ONTARIO Members of the crew of a Roy-PiUot Officer J. Leigh,gToronto,, operator-air-gunner. Two other ai Canadian Air Force bomber the second pilot; FlyingOfcer w i r e 1 ess operator-air-gunners, from an East Coast squadron w YR B Martin, Toronto, navigator; Sergeants J. J. Gilfillan and F. H. are credited wjth a successful7at- Fing Officer D. F. RaymesTo- Bebee, participated in the attack tack on a Nazi U-boat in theAt ronto, captain; and Pilo fie utwr0o reetwe h lantic. LEFT to RIGHT theyar J. S. Johnston, Ottawa, wireless- photograph was taken. a v 'ý 1