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I The Newcaste Idepemden.t I Miu agaret Azh Wms Betty K. Gray and Pat gratulated on the success of their O'Reilly, Chesley, spent the week- rummage and baking sale an end In town. Saturday. We understand the Mr. and Mns. Howard Nelles girls are-holding such sales every and baby, Belleville, and Mr. Bill week. Don't forget their car Thlckaon ' Kingston, spent the 'draw? Weekend wîth Mr. and Mrs. W. Baptismél services wene beld at 1). Tbickson. St. George's Anglican Cburch and Mi,.. Percy Hare Was one of 'Newcastle United Cburch on Sun- the judges at the W.C.T.U. Pub- day. At St. George's: Mr. and lie Speaking Contest in Orono, Mrs. Talbot presented. their in- Fr*iiday. -,ant son, Thomas Mathew, for Construction is certainly going baptism. He bad as bis god- 111 steam ahead on lhe Cold Stor- mother, his aunt, Miss Betty Gray age Plant at the C.P.R. station.. and his godfathers, bis uncle, Mr. Friday morning Mrs. W. H. Cooke Douglas Gray and cousin, Mr. had the unique distinction of Ernie Spencer. At the United turning the. first sod for the build- Church: Pearl Dianne, daughter ing. The digging is being done of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hoar; Char- by the Martello Bros. while the les George, infant son o! Mr. and actual construction will be done Mrs. George Stoneburg; Robert by the Dickie Construction Co. James, son of Mr. and Mns. Robt. Miss Peggy Pearce, Toronto, Kent and Gordon Everett, infant spent the weekend with her son of Mr. and Mns. Ross Ailin, inother, Mrs. H. R. Pearce. were bantised. Mr; and Mrs. I. J. McCullough Mrs. H. R. Pearce, Miss Peggy and famîly, Mrs. Velma Hiscocks Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Albert and Judy spent the weekend with Pearce and family visited Mr. anc friends in Toronto and Fenelon Mrs. Joe Hockin, Ajax, on Sun- .Falls. day. The, Rinkettes are to be con- The regular mneeting o! the W. DROORLTIN SPRING FAIR Saturday, June3rd, FINEST SPRING SHO W 0F HEAVY AND LIGHT HORSES, BEEF AND DAIRY CATTLE> Onfario-Durham Co. Jersey Caille Club Parish Show HORSE RACING ON NEW HALF - MILE RACE TRACK SPORTS CALITHUMPIAN PARADE - 'SOFTBALL - 14AIL DRI VING- - HORSESHOE PITCHING AND OLD TIME FIDDLERS' CONTESTS. LACROSSE IN THE EVENING DANCE Friday, June 2nd, ai the Township Hall BARRETT BROS. ORCHESTRA ADMISSION TO GROUNDS Adulfs 40c - Children 15c ARTHUR GRASS, WM. G. MANNING, President. Sec.-Treas. THURS., FR1., SAT. -- MAY 18 - 18.-.20 t' . .BA..RR.. . ... SHIRLY TEM L JZOERALD'MCCJALLISTER q D.RECTED BYDAVI D BUTLER - WRITTEN BYJOFNNTAINTOR FOOTE' TWO ENTERTAINING SHORTS CARTOON IN TECHNICOLOR THE CANADIAN STATESMKAN, BOW MATI f.. , -OHTAMO TNUSDAY, MAY leth. 191 I. tà represent Zone 10 on the1 of Directons of the Ontàrio: Cured Tobacco Marketing A iatian at the nomination me held i Walsh.-Slmcoe Rel en. Board Plue- eeting eform- A. of the United Church was beld ln the board room, May 1l, with a good attendance. Mrs. H. Jose opened the meeting wlth thE reading of a poem "Springtirne." ýMrs. Ross Dickinson read the scripture followed with a reading by Mrs. George Walton. Mrs [r Jose ofjered prayer. President, n Mrs. Chas. Cowan, had charge of te the business, alter which Mrs. J, y T. Brown gave an interesting and r instructive talk on ber trip to Flanida last winter, showing by ttmeans of a map the most impor- dtant places visited.- Mrs. Jase's group served refreshments. d Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wade and L.Douglas spent, Sunday with Mrs. r Mary WVade and family, Lake- [.shore. y Flowern placed in the United rChurch on Sunday were in mem- rory of Mrs. George Rickard, M1% d and Mrs. W. E. Gilbank, Mrs. r Clifford Brown and Mrs. Robt. .- Gray, placed there by their fam- d ilies. 't It is good ta see Scott Pollard thome and out around again. Lt Mérs. Lewis Clark and girls, 1MM. and Mrs. Lloyd Stephensor and children spent Sunday witl- y Mrs. Merkley Clark, Belleville. tMr. Charles Lake, Toronto, d spent the weekend at home here. * Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Flintoff and family spent Saturday witIh Mrs. Flintoff, Maple Grove. or Sunday Mn. and Mrs. Lloyd Flintof! and family, Bowmariville, were guests of the Cliff Flint- off's. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kilpatrick who were mar- ried at the parsonage on Satur- day. Mrs. Kilpatrick was the former Pearl McKewon. Apparently the local hardbal] team are entening the Durham County Hardball League. At least they have organized and are practising under the guidance of George (Shorty) Walton and John (Tex) Rickard. Your corres- pondent can only supposé that this club bas ixever heard of press reporters for publicity purposes. Mr. Harold Hoar, Toronto, spent the weekend with bis mother, Mrs. E. C. Hoar. A successful auction sale was held at the residence of the late Mrs. George Rickard on Satur- day. Early Sunday morning the vil- lage was alerted by the mourn- fui wail of the fine siren calling the firemen to duty at Mr. Herb Cooke's. The motor on their electric pump went haywire and caused a tenrific amount of smoke throughout the house but luck- ily no flame broke out. Mn. and Mrs. E. H. Belsey of Vancouver, B.C.., are enjoying an extended visit \vith their son, Mr. Ted Belsey and bis family and their daughter, Mrs. Fred Adair and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Eve Storrey and Mr. Archie Storrey, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. AI. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gray, Mn. and Mrs. Bil Kinpatrick and friends, Oshawa, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Adair. Mrs. Howard Rowe and child- ren and Mrs. Chas. Bonathan and Cannie spent the weekend in Toronto. W. E. Adams was returned by acclamation for a two-year term MAPLE ICROVE Mn. and Mn.. Albert Brown, Billie and Betty Brown, Hamilton; Miss Marion Snowden, Toronto, spent tie weekend witi their par- ents, Mn. and Mn,. C. H. Snowden. Mn. and Mrs. Sam Casîle, son Paul, Peterborough, visited Mn,. L. C. Snowden, Miss Mildred and Mn. Bob Snowden on Sunday. Mn. and Mns. Lawrence Staples and two sons, Betheny, with ber parents, Mn. and Mns. R. D. Tnimble. * Mn. Bob Stevens, O.A.C., Guelph i. home for lie summer. Mn. and Mns. Vetzal, Miss Elsie, Mn. Horace Vetzal, Countice; Miss Millie McClimond, Oshawa; Mn. and Mrs. Michael VeIzal, Pal and J;nelle, Cobourg, wene Sunday visitons with Mns. Meredith. Mn. and Mn.. Bruce Stevenson, Glen and Paul, Oshawa, witb ber parents, Mn. and Mrs. J. R. Met- cal!. Miss Joan Munday spent the weekend with lie Whemp,, on h Ln i D; Amherst land. .Flow.rs at Ibm front of the church on Sunday were. placed Ibere in memory of -Mu. John Varcoe by ber daughter, Mrs. Meredih. Mr. Alan Werry, Enniakillen, viailed Mr. Ross. Metca]! on Sun- day. Sunday Seboal on Sundiy at the utual bour 1:30 p.m. D.S.T. Nw church service on account o! Courtice anniversary. There was a good turnout on Sunday for tbe Mother's Day ser- vice. A specil Mother'a Day pro- gramme, a special message by aur pastar, mugic by the choir, were very appropniate. A baptismali service wvas beid by aur pastor wben the foiiawlng babies werei baptized: Bilan Frederick, son1 of Mn. and Mns. Fred Wright; Jan- elle Susan, daughter of Mn. and1 Mrs. Michael Vetzai.1 Mis. H. G. Freeman receivedi word on Saturday from Mn.. W.1 Calderbank, Wbite Rock, B.C., sayîng ber uncle, Rev. W. C.1 Frank, had passed away on Fnl-A day and was being buried on Mayi 16.1 Mn. and Mra. Ted Hoar andi Dianï, Newcastle, with ber par-t enta, Mn. and Mns. L. Collacutt. s Mn. and Mn . .s-. Eddyveami Providence; Mn. and Mn,. Jobn Mallette and family, Salem, at A. W .Prescott's. Mr. and Mn.. Norman Scott, Columbus; Mn.. Kari Mayr, An- nette, Lillian and Edith, Harm. pny, called on frienda recenly. Mr. and Mrs. Hoskin Smith anc Ray Smith, Kedron, at J. Smiths Bobcaygeon. Mn. and Mns. M. Sleemnon and Jimie, Mn.. J. Connor, Kinsale; Miss Merle Ormiston and John Mediand, Bnooklin, at H. Ormia. ton's. Mrs. J. Smith and Mn.. T. Smith~ of Blackstock at W. Pascae',. Our W. A. met at the home ai Mrs. L. Bradley, Enniskillen, a former member. Devotional was taken by Mrs. A. W. Prescott; Mn.. F. Werry gave a paper on "Mother"; Mn,. L. Simpson gave a reading also Mn.. R. M. Seymour. The many friends of lie late Fred L. Bray regret lhe passing away of Ibis estimable man. Mn. Bray was a loyal supporter o! aur cburch . and Sunday Scbool for many years and a "Defenden af the Faith" ta the limit o! bis ability. Hi. daily life was a fine example of Christian living which most of us would do wel b em- ulate ta make aur homes and com- munity a littie better in every way. Mother's Day service was well attended. The following children were baptized: Norman, Donald and Judy, children o! Mn. and Mn.. Elmer Lee; Lawrence, son o! Mn. and Mn.. Robent Parr, and Mar- lene, daugiter o! Mn. and Mn.. James Harris. There will be no service next Sunday. ENFIEÈD For Live Point Protection and Beauty 1 1 150 points will b. the - uis Ibis year instead of 100 as in Iprevious years. L Othen requirements include one that local, associations sponsoring a contest müst send liaI ! cm- petitors with ruies- and regula- bions la the, Crops, Seeds and Weeds Bragch, Ontario Depart- ment o! Afficulture, Toronto, by June Is.. Growers must submit record a! production costs. Blank fonms for recording labor and materiai costs, can be secured on request. Estimates for yîelds and quality af potataes wiil be made on the same hasis as in ail other campe- titions. Basis o! final award fon the cbampiansbip tropby will be made thus: Yield pen acre, 200 points; mar- ketabie tuber. per acre, 200; ex- hibit at Royal Wmnter Fain, 150; dry malter and cooking quality test, 100. AUl contesta are sponsored by tb. Ontario Crop* Improvement Association. Cash award o! $250 la made ta the winner, togethen with a handsome trophy, by Can- adian Industries Ltd. In addition the same company is offening a second pnizé o! $125; third of $75; fourth $40; f ifth of $25; sixth of $15; and seventh and eighth of $10 each. Ribbons will be the finst ten winnens. Previaus tropby winners are: Milton Weatherilt and Sons, Beth- any, Durham County, 1946; Frank Rick, Trout Creek, Parry Sound District, 1947; Eric Gallaugier, Everett, South Simcoe County, 1948, Frank Rick, Trout Creek, Parry Sound District, second time winners in 1949. Contesta are open toalal potato gt-owers who are residents of the Province. Championsbip tropby will be presented at lhe Royal Winter Fair in November. One Canadian in every four is cver 45. r Mn. and Mn.. Edgar Gibson rvisîted ber malien in Oshawa Hos-' ýfpital Monday. s Mn. and Mn.. Frank Watson, eSeagrave, at Mn. and Mns. James jMcKee's. - Mn.: and Mn,. Glenn Gibson and -Patsy ,Hamilton; Mn. and Mn. Bill Robinson and Gay, Toronto, witi Mr. and Mrs; Edgar Gibson. We are all glad ta bear that Gay i. out of hospital and feeling bel- ter aflen ber openation. Mn. Wiibert Reynolds and Dor- othy with Mn. and Mn.. Clarence Ginn. Mn. and Mnr& Clarke William., Phyllis and Arnold, attended lie Williams-Laine wedding in Port Penny on Satunday. Mn. and Mrs. James McKee with Mn. and Mn.. Lonne McKee. Mn. and Mrs. Russell Welsh, Mn. and Mn.. Clarence Brown and Bonnie, Oshawa; Mn. and Mn. Jack Hanna and family, Bowman- ville; Mn. and Mn,. Gardon Hanna, Mn. Andy Holme, at Mn. and Mn. Arthur Hanna's. Mn,. B. Hanna ha. netunned ta Cadmus a! 1er visiting Mn. and Mn,. Arthur Hanna. We wene sonny tb hear o! Mar- ilyn Sti.nson's misfontune, who feUl while playing with hen grand- father Stinson's dog, and broke ber elbow. She was in Oshawa Hospital for a few day. but i. home again. Wedding bells will be ringing next Saturday for Ron William. and Joyce Edgerton. We hope lie sun shines all day for them. Mn. and Mn.. Elmo Archer and Donald, witb Mn. and Mn.. Percy Williamson and Mns. Wiiliamson. Mn. Ras. Philp, Toronto, with Mn. and Mns. Wm. Piilp. Her many fniends are sorry ta hear liat Mn.. Hanny Philp is flot 50 well again. Mn. Arnold Williams with bis parents in Nestleton. Mabood's sciool bad their Ar- boun day Friday. Af 1er lie wonk was completed they went on a paper chase. Tiey netunned ta school and finished up lie day with a nice lunch. Mr. and Mn,. Eldon Thompson and Doug., Peterborough, Mr. and Mn,. Jimn Henry and baby, To- ronto, with Mn.. Meredith Thomp- son and John. Mn. and Mrs. James Henry bad thein baby baptized on Sunday aI Cadmus Church. Owing ho sick- nes, o! some of the children there will be anothen baptismal laten. Mr. and Mn.. Manwood McKee have them bhouse wired for hydro. CUCUNDEES CABDAGE Tender, Froali, Green, No. 1 lb. 7e InDn8Im Arizona Fresh, No. 1 for19 CARM S Large Bunches 2 M DANANAS Golden Ripe, No. 1 lb. 199 PIEA.P.S Cn, are SiNo. 1dEach 25e A CASE 0F 12-U2.95. THIS IS THE PEAK WEEK. NOW AVAILABLE: N~ New Regulations ~ PL1 OAAIJ Governing Higix Yield Potato Contests SOTNN Changes in regulahions govenn- SWIFTIRENG ing higi yield Patato competitions, MINCED COHOE especially lie now famous 500 ~ L G Bushel Potato Clubs. are an- A M I nounced by lie Crops Branci, On- A&I9 tario Dept. a! Agriculture. The ciampionsbip conlest, fd;r EYAP N wiich a iandsome tnopiy and GR ESSA R severai valuable cash pnizes are GRVE'SAE being offened, promises to again E JU attnact a record number af On- tario potato-gnowen, ti, year. Main changes in rules are the fol- lowing: Tiree acre. of any one variety o! potataes in a block, ià now ne- quined in place of one acre in oth- en yeans. In allocaling points for exhibit, 'a I 4 I i 4 i i M I I BILL STICK DISTIUBUTORS Phone »U86 Bownmvmel I Bowmanville an flE a.,ED WHEAT. 2 Pkgs. 27e IONA HALVES PEACHES. Tin .20e CH RISTIE'S IRITZ P 1 g. .33e' TANGY OLD CHEESE * lb. 47e A&P CANDV FRESH JEI.LY DEANS lb. 25e C. B. 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Evgert4dReady lb.63 CEItLu Cook DROOKFIEL.D, PURE COUNTRY STYLE PM XSAVUSE'b39 SWIFT'S PREMIUM. SLICED BGLOGNA . lb 320 QUALITY AT A SAVING MOLK FED GRADE "AsCUT.UP CHICKEN Ob. 85o WINGS O.. b. 59e NECK & ACKS thl. 25e FOR A QUICK SNACK SWIPT'S PREMIUM, LOOSE anid ANN PAGE DELICIOUS WEEI Isous of a312 :f: 12< q Y !THEATIRE - EOWM4ANVILLE-- READ TRIS ALL HORROR! ALL FUN! Pre-Holiday MID-NITE SHOW TUESDAYI MAY 23 - Doors Open 11:45 LUCKY NUMBER, CASH AND OTHER PRIZES "Man They- Could Not Rang" - SECOND HAIR RAISE_ "Revoit of Zombies" Hot Houa., No. 1 Largo Each19 Mexican, Hand Selected cleO) NEW NATIVE VEGETABLES - GARDEN S, HOT HOUSE TOMATOES, RHUBARB Rnd GREEN ONIONS. e e ~ e e e The famo 'us Sun-Proof Two-Coat - ous. Point gives yau lang-term property insuronce that you can'f afford ta over. look. No langer is it necessary ta spind extra money for thot third cout cf paint-you sove -cost cf paint end labor. You need have no feor of resuits when yau redecorate with Pittsburgh Points. ln nlany ways they are botter thon pr.-wor quality, . 1a JH. Abernethy PAINT & WALLPAPER STORE SUNmPROOF HOUSE PAINT 1- M KHIPPER'S m 85 King St. W. 1 1 CADMUS eAcm VOUR A&P PRODUCE BUY 0F THE WEEK FLORIDA PASCAL, LARGE CRISP TENDER, Na. 1 CELERY STALKS 2 for 25c Bowmanville Ul . 0 4 K&I, Ul 1 IA- Tin 17C Red and Blue Brand Beef