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. . . .t . ... . -. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------.< -t . - . . - PAGE TWELVE Mrs. Horace Best. i Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Samuel have purchased Mrs. Foster1 Ferguson's residence, Cobbj Hi]],1 1 Ms. ergsonplans to move Telehone127to Ottawa to live with her Telephone 127 ~daughterinSpebr ___________________________________________ Mr. and Mrs. Madison Hall* spent Sunday and Monday wîth Mrs. Foster Ferguson visited ed rooms at Mrs. John Morris'.j their daughter, Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson, Mrs. Leland Bail attended Ardron of Toronto, at her cot-! 1Nestleton. the hair stylist demonstration tage, Lake Scugog. Mr. Hall: Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morris and buffet luncheon at Rock celebrated bis 83rd birthday o n' and son Ross were at their cot- Haven Restaurant, Peterbor- Sunday, Congratulations., tage on Sunday and had as ough. Mr. and Mrs. Russel1 Noble their guests Mr. and Mrs. Hec- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers,' Taber, Alta., Mr. and Mrs. Deani tor Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. Toronto, xisited Mrs. John Mor- Hodgson, Ajax, visited Mr. an d Hesper Dean. ris. Mrs. D. Hooper. Miss Augustus Thoraton and Mrs. Foster Ferguson visited Congratulations to Mr. and Mr. Edgar Thornton, Mllbrook,1 Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ferguson, Mrs. Russell Wright, the for- visited Miss Edith Sberwin and Oshawa. mer Miss Hilda Bell, of Ken- Mr. Robert Sherwin. Mr. Neil Porter was in To- dal and Orono, on their mar- Miss Lizzie Waddell, Toron- ronto on Monday. niage June 9th in Lindsay Un- to, spent the weekend with her A number of Orono Orange- ited Church. sisters. men attended the cburch ser- Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Laurie, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wilcock, vice ini Ncwtonville on Sundav. Detroit, Mich., visited Mrs. Toronto, who are building the Mrs. Wilbur Davis and her John Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Motel at Enterprise have rent- father. Mr. De Bott of Roches- Madison Hall. ter, N.Y., attended the Golden Mrs. Geo. Richards is living iWedding Anniversary of ber with Mrs. Fred Duncan. Iaunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Vida Tourjee and Miss IJ. E. Clemence of Oshawa, and Elma oreTonad n1.~ ~visited her aunt, Mrs. Cecil Mrs. Stanley Johnston, Calgary, Il .~ Powers. visited Mrs. Thornton Wilson - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper and Mrs. D. Hooper. and famnily, London, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Cowan their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones' Tennant and Mr. and Mrs. F. attended the funeral of their O. Cooper. aiint in Port Hope on Satur-1 S Miss Edra Best, Toronto. day, Mrs. Minnie Annie Bebee' spent Sun day with Mr. and Brenton-widow of Mr. Enosi John Brenton, who passed away -? on June 7 in her 8t era Yîsifhng Toronto? the home of ber daugbter in London. She xvas a sister of -Don't miss Ontario's Mrs. Addie Greenaway, Port LET'S 60 FISHING Longest-Running Hit Hope, and Mrs. Tenchia Malley,I 21 Opening Morning S P R 1 N G Mrs. Bert Smith, Sutton West, 1o with a newTHA '6 visited ber aunt, Mrs. Eliza- r THAW 56 beth Searl. T JOHNSONThMuiaReewote Mr. and Mrs. Albert MitchellT ThUTusicARDeiMOTfOth and family spent the weekend Cî OUBAR OTRCanadian Scene i at their cottage near Picton. di from AVENUE THEATRE 1 Mrs. Chas. Awde, Mrs. D. ad Eglinton Ave. near Avenue Rd. Hooper, Mrs. F. Werry and ]PALMER Fb ulusy u 'r ely iMrs. Aldon Hoar, Bowrnanville, MO O S L S Reserved seats $3,2.50, 2,1.251 Harold we Toronto, for their Special Performance for Hewett of Peterborough, bride' 20 King St. East out-of-towners elect. Her marriage to Mr BOWMAN VILLE Francis Neil Awde takes plac' Phone MA 3-5487 Saturday at 6 P.fl. on June 16 in Grace United Mail Orders to Ju .ne . 16 Church, Peterborough. I- UUUUUUUUMUMMMUUMUMMUMMUMMUU........U.~ Mrs. Jennie Richar-dson i M visiting ber cousin, Miss Mar- wilb ion Warder in St. Marys. Miss * D *Warder i leaving, at th*e end R B o m n il eU of June for a trip to Europe. turned home from Mm ilTh, Hospital, Bowmanville. Cia, M- 1W. A. Anniversary sSna ln o ~ Q U S une l7th. Rev. W. G. Berry, Doj * u D.D., speaker. Also at this ser- a Mvice there will be the dedica- abi M *tion of the new choir gowns. Ma I AP R RI E jStaff ord Bros. Pl z!rhg i Em Monumental Works Sa Éafn i6pm Phone Whitby and 18MOhawk 8-35512 faji ai18Dundas St. E. WVhitby Peé wFINE QUALITY Uni *1Friday, June 29 ar MONUMENTS AND r a Precîse workmanship and Citizens are requested to have their papers and a careful attention to detai] th magazines tied in bundies and placed on the vou choose from the wide C. a boulevard in 'front of their homes. Your doesetin Graipoted and e co-operation is appreciated. * dom es Lrnistsck.d P.C. M a r b e s n s t c k .f o r M3 a UUUMUUMuU***MM*Uumuuuuuuu**m**M*Muumi A& ai' PACKED WITH VALMUES!a CIGARETTES MARGARINE Popular Brandi Nucoa or Rose Brand OVENCROCK BEANS ctn of 200289 i1-lb pkgs 5 45 c Clark's 20-oz jarlc MINIATURE MALLOWS Kraft 10oz pkg 3 c SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY MEATS CHICKI Extra Lean MINCED BEEI Peamneaied, Wliol. or Haif COTTAGE ROLLS Burns Hot Dog Style WIENERS Maple Leaf COOKED HAM Jane Parker CHERRY PIE Jane Parker Father's Day LAYER CAKE A&P - It's Ali Pure Coffe. INSTANT COFFEE Lipton Chicken Noodie SOUP MIX Naprite Plair. NAPKINS1 Dr. Ballard Champion DOG FOOD Quaker MUFFETS m La A E Sfor Frying or Roasting lb Giblets Removed 4 3 Lean, Meat :F lb29c SPARE RIBS lb4,3c Super Right, Smoked Rindless lb39c -SIDE BACON 1b pkg53c Lake Erie, Fresh Caught - Wyhite 1-lb cello pcg 33 c BASS FILLETS lb 35 c Wheatley Brand, Cooked .b plg 9 3 C PICKEREL FILLETS 12-oz pkg49c SAVE 10c each,49c Special 1 each 69C 4-oz jar 99 c 3pkgsor 33 c PRODUCE SPECIALS NO. 1 GRADE LARGE SIZE, FLORIDA SUGAR SWEET, RED RIPE - BUY ONE FOR THE WEEK-END WATERMELONS 0a99C CALIFORNIA NO. 1 GRADE, LARGE t pkgs of 70s29e BING CHERRIES ib49c 4-i5-oz tins 49c- 2 pkg3 1c À Prises Effoctive Untit Saturday. June l6th. 1956 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVILLE. ONTARIO THVRSDAY, JUNI Release Survey Resuits Ryerson Pi-actical Journalism student Marta Kurc, 1, Toronto, presents Werden Leavens, Secretary-Manager dthe Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association, with the ?sults of the door-to-door poli of Durham County homes. 7he students using Gallup Poil methods, found that The 'anadian Statesman is read by 84.7%c of the people in this strict. They also found that the classif ied ads and display ds had a very high readership. Manvers Council to Act )n Moving Man's Fence The regular meeting of the write the Armco Co. regarding lanvers Municipal Council was the Pipe Arch bridge on the 'id on Tuesday, dune Sth, boundry. tb ahl members present and A committee was appointed. eeve Argue presided. consisting of McGill, Jakeman, The following communica- Argue and A. B. Sisson to view ons were received and read-- the road on the 6th Concession he Minror-Reporter re finan-- East of Fallis' School. a1 statements; Northumber- On motion of McGill and id & Durham Health Unit ne Malcolm the Reeve and Clerkç og Control By-law: John Knox were authorized to sign cheques id Donald McDonald noad li for the following accounts: ility dlaim; Assoc. of Ontario Tp ra. ayons and Reeves ne conven- Tp ra. )n in Peterborough dune 6, 7'd Road Voucher No. 7 ----$1211.18 id 8; Request for Old Agel Prov. Treas., Insulin .80 ipplementary Pension; Two, S J. Black & Co., .imbing Permits; Victoria 1 Typewriter repair ---- 14.00 )unty D.H. Scbool Area Board Humpage, Taylor & Mc- proposed additions to Lind- Donald Auditing, yand Fenelon Falls Schools Schools, Telephone and d a proposed new debenture Township, 1955- 403.50 ;e; Dept. of Municipal Af- H. B. Preston, Warble Fly s re Hunting Liscences and Inspector 1956 - ---- 295.35 ilars Lisences; N.D. Hea1l-h Fair Weatber Private Hos- it ontly eprt;H.EP. pital, bospitalization 134.23 severanlyplictions .f uri H.E.P*C..Janetville Street dro er vl a ic ar ta er u1Light Fixture - --- 33.61 rt e r iue t a c _1H.E.P.C., Twp. Accounts were received fron-x IHall Hydro 12.15 afollowing:- S. J. Black & StreePtC.,Bthan8.3 Humpage, Taylor &M-StetLgt 683 Mý-H.E.P.C.. Pontypool ýald; H. B. Preston; Fa:r Street Lights 72.75 ýather Private Hospital, H.E. . Federation of Agr. of Ontario; Trustee nequest (Durham) 1955 levy _ 437.30 school money S.S. No. 6, Earl Argue, ind 14. haîf year salary, Reeve 105.00 bhe following people waltedc Louis MeGiIl, haif vear the counril:- Addison Scott, salary, Deputy-Reeve 92.50 A. Rowland, Cyril Smith. H. M. Jakeman, baîf Il Smith, N. J. Moran & Son vear salr'ry, Councillor 87.50 1a delegation from Cavan Harvey Malrolm, haif ncil, namely, Councillors year s alary, Counrillor 87.50 ýcart and Howden and De- Robert Brown, haîf ý-Reeve McKnight. year salary, Councillor 87.50 )n motion of Brown and!Treas. S.S. No. 6, :man the Clerk was in-; School mone'v -------- - 300.00 icted to notify a nesident Treas. S .S. No, 3,t tbe had not complied with School money --------- -200.00 order to move bis fence off Treas. S.S. No. 14, road allowanre by the Srhool rooney--------- 600.001 ified date and that unless Ross Davidson,c said fence was moved with- On Sa]. Arc. - -.---- 150.001 5 days tbe Council would On motion of Jakeman andc oblig-ed to take whatever iMcGill the Counicil adjourned( on was necessary to have to meet again July 3rd, 1956, r i carried out. at 8p.m., D.S.T. -i motion of Malcolm and, vn, tbe Townsbip of Man- ;to be agreeable to the pro - Y d building and debentura - 1of the Victoria County - j __ -ict High Scbool Board. -e e 'ed by Jakeman and sec- ed by Brown that the Town- of Cavan be given permis-. to plant trees on the north ndry (Manvers side of the ), provided that aIl trees_, ted be tbree feet from the ting fences. y-law No. 1327 was intro- ýd by tbe Clerk, being a aw dealing witb the ap- tment and wages of the d Superintendent. After ggiven the tbree readings as signed, sealed and num- d 1327. NE WTON VILLE Mr. Frank Gilmer of the Wes- ton San. was home for the weekend. Mrs. Ethel Mitchell bas sec- ured rooms with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bougben. Miss Alice Nesbitt, Toronto, spent the weekend with ber sis- ter, Miss Anne Nesbitt. jRev. S. J. Pike attended Con. ference at Brockville. last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lennox Vasey, Port McNichoi. spent the -week- end with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Stapleton. Next Sunday, dune l7th, the United Cburch service will be at 10 arn. and will continue at that hour until further notice. Sunday visitons wîth Mn. and Mrs. Jack Elliott wene Mr. andi Mrs. Wray Soules and Mr. Lon Fleming, Toronto. Master Billy Eley returnedj home from Peterborough hos- pital, but will not likely be re- lieved of the cast for another month.j Mrs. Sadie Moffet, Toronto,, spent the xeekend with Mr. and Mî-s. Ralph Boughen. *Congratulations to Mr. Wm. Hallowell who will be 87 oni June lSth. Mr. and MNrs. Roy Burlev. Oshawa, spent Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. Wi1Lu Farrow. n on W. Carl and Cour Cath puty On Jake ,truc tbat an o the ispeci thes in 1j bec same IB row vers posec plan Disti ondec shîp( sion1 boun( road) plant( existÉ By- d uced By-la, pointr Road being bered s3 99oo MAPLE GROVE Mr. Lloyd Snowden and Rev. L. M. Somerville were in Brook- ville last week attending Bay of Quinte Coniference. Mrs. Kay Burgess, Torn, spent last weekend withr.ý and Mrs. Roy Van Camp, Base Line, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Snowden. This community extends con- gratulations to Mn. and Mrs. Howard Hagedorn (nee Edna Snowden) on their recent mar- niage which met with a tragic ending a few hours after the wedding in Maple Grove cburch. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mns. Allan Snowden of Maple Grove. The groom's fa- ther was killed in a motor ac- cident north of Brampton Sat- urday night. The mother bas since passed away. The groom's sister is still in a critical con- dition in Brampton hospital. Double funeral was held Wed- nesday at Petersburg, near Kit- chener .Those attending from here were the bride's father, Allan Snowden, brother Harry and wife, sister, Mrs. Bill Da- vidson (nee Ruth Snowden) a bride last montb; also Mrs. Roy 1Van Camp, Base Line. Mrs. No- ble Metcalf, Oshawa, aunts of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyi Snowden, uncle and aunt: Mns. Sam Snowden, Oshawa, grand- mother. The bride's mother re- turned to Petersburg Monday evening to be witb her daugh- ter for a few days. Sympathy of this communitv is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hagre- domn and other members of the family in their sudden tnagic loss of both parents. Sorry to hear the misfortune which befeli Mr. Jack Munday wbile playing football at En- niskillen on Saturday evening, when be felI and broke bis armn above the elbow. We wish for him a speedy necovery. Rerent visitons with Mrs. Tbos. Jones were Mrs. E. Dun- can and Mr. B. Duncan, Ham- ilton, Mr. and Mrs. N. Griffin, Courtice, and Mrs. O. Thomp- son, Vancouver, B.C. Mr. M. Porter is baving bis business space enlarged by add. ing another room to the nonth of the present building. Mn. and Mrs. Bud Jones, Montreal, spent the weekend with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jones. Recent visitons with Mn. and Mrs. Andrew Reichrath were Mn. and Mns. John Adams, Hali- fax, Mrs. Jas. Adams and son Jerry, Mn. and Mrs. Geo. Geof- froy and infant, Mn. and Mrs. Don Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ent Selway and family and Mn. and Mrs. Lenand Raum, ail of Toronto. Mrs. Raymond Bruce is im- pnoving slowly and is now at home, Mn. John Morrow passed away at bis borne bere on Sun- day. The funenal service was beld from the George Funenal -Home on Tuesday. Miss Gloria Lane beld a mis- cellaneous shower at ber home Wednesday evening for Miss Florence Rowe wbose marniage to Mr. Neil O'Connell of Rose- neath will take place dune 3Oth in Newtonville United Church.' About 60 attended. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown andî daugbter, Karen, Willowdale, spent tbe weekend witb Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Monday evening, Miss Gloria Lane and Mrs. Stanley Rowe attended a kitchen sbowen for Miss Florence Rowe at the home of Mrs. Minaker, Port Hope. Sunday afternoon at 2.30 p.m. the Orange Lodges of this dis- trict attended service in the United Churcb. Rev. Bro. S. J. Pike pneacbed an able sermon on "Honour ail men, Love the brotherbood, Fear God, Hon-i Dur the King". The DistricL Cbaplain, Bro. Earl Walkey, read tbe scripture lesson and )istnict Master Bro. Raymond I - a Bruce lead in responsive read- ing of a psalm. Kendal fife and drumn band led in the parade fromn the Orange Hall to the church and return. Saturday evening, June 9, Newtonville Community Hall was packed to the doors, the occasion being a double presen- tation, one for Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jones (nee Shirley Jeffs), and one for Mr. and Mrs. Car- man Connish (nee Fae Jones). Mr. Wm. Laing, an old hand at the business, was chairman and presented a varied musical pro- gram of piano duets, vocal du - ets and vocal trio. The address was read by Mrs. Don Vinkle. Each couple was presented with a Knoehler platfonm rocker, also a chrome step stool to Mr. and Mrs. Cornish and a bridge set (table and chairs) to Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Each in turn expressed their thanks to thein well-wishers. Mn. Laing then called on two former school teachers of Bud and Fae's, Mr. Laurence Savery, Oshawa, andJ Mr. Frank McMullen, Toronto, who both recalled pleasant memories of former days in Newtonville. Rev. S. J. Pike also added a few words of ad- vice to the young couple. Th~ evening finisbed off with a bountiful lunch. Rev. R. R. Bonsteel was in Brockville last week attending the Bay of Quinte Conference of the United Church. Mr. William Sheen spent 5ev- eral days last week witb friends in Toronto. Mr. Donald Lowes accompan-. led other members of the Pe- terborough Crop Improvement Association on a trip througb the United States. Leaving on Wednesday the group will visit agricultural colleges and farms of note. Mr. Harry Hannah, Carnar- von, visited with bis sister, Mrs. Winnifred Fitzgerald on Thurs- day and Friday. Applications will be received by the undersigned up te 5:00 p.m. D.S.T. Monday, lune lSth for the Position of Police Constable on the Bowman- ville Police Force. Appli- cants must apply in wrlting stating age, weight, height, experience if any, and salary expected. A. J. LYLE, Town Clerk. Bowmanville, June 5, 1956. Complete with Alliance 30-foot Rotor An tenna Instalied COMPLETE Television 33 King St. W. Service Bowma nville Phone MA 3-3883 I Pho C A.38 Mrs. Cecil Nugent and Mrs,. M. Donaldson of Lindsay were guests with Miss Lily Thomp- son on Friday. On Thursday the Northum- berland and Durham Heaitih Unit held another successful clinic at Bethany when 192 pu- pils from the sehools of Man- vers towvnship received their second inoculation with Salkc vaccine ta prevent polio. Dr. Charlotte M. Horner was in charge of the clinic assisted by Mrs. M. Pogue and Miss N. Williams. registered nurses. Lo- cal assistants were Mrs. Hugli De Geer and Mrs. R. Carr. Mrs. Cecil Waite, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bigelow. TI1C KE TS TO EVERYWHERE Air. Rail or Steamship Consuit JURY & LOVELL Bowmanvil le t5 King St. W. MA 3-5778 SEMIDWARF APPLE TREES On E. M. VII, iH and -.V In following varieties: Mclntosh, Delicious, North. ern Spy, Close, Lodi, Early Mclntosh, Gr a ve nst ei n. Joy ce, Baxter, Greening. Cortland, Sandow. Stark, Red Rome. DWARFS On E. M. IX Melba. Delicious, Spy, Cortland. Meîntosh, Sandow PRICES Each Each Each 25 250 5&up &up & UV Whips, 31/2 to 5 ft. 1.20 1.10 1.00 No. 1, 3'12 to 5 ft. 1.70 1.60 1.50 DWARF PEARS On Q. A. Bartlett. Clapp Favorite No. 1, 3'to 5 ft. 1.70 1.60 1.50 SWEET CHERRIES Windsor, Seneca. Early Rivers, Black Tartarian, Schmidt 11/16-in. cal.. 4 to 6 ft. 1.30 1.20 1.10 PLUMS Lombard, Burbank, Early Golden. Italian, Stanley _ 1.20 1.10 1.00 Prices are F.O.B. Bowman- ville. Packing at cost, guar- anteed true-to-name. Inspected by the Department of Agriculture MARTI'S NURSERY BOWMANVILLE. ONT.. CANADA Phone: MA 3-5012 Soccer Game ZION vs. MAPLE GROVE 6:30 p.m. WED., JUNE 2Oth ai Maple Grave Proceeds to be used to defray niedical expenses Iincurred following accident to player Jack Munday. Summer Special! Marconi Powerful 21" Console witb big screen Aiuminized Picture Tube * Marconi's Famous Signai Monitor * Full Transformer 21-tube Chassis * A Service Cantract Included in Price Special Price 14th, 1958 A regular league game * Tone Control * All Controls on the Front * Removable Safety Glass 1 ýý 1. --4ý BETHANY Benefït AM Coe Bowmanville