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Canadian Statesman (Bowmanville, ON), 5 Jun 1958, p. 18

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*A~ umu'rI!w PAWAPWAV m'PA'PVffMAW UAWI1AN~1?~T.W flN9iAWTfl Tm~8DAY~ 3T~ s~. is* Mrs. Alex. EllUott, Saint John, New Brunswick, is spending an extended holiday with her sis- ter, Mrs. R, E. Logan and Mr. Logan. Mrs. Wm, Martin. Hayden. visited Mrs. D. N. Myles and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Myles. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rainey, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Alun and Shirley, Newcastle, spent Sur- day with Mr. and Mrs. R. Knowles, Don Milis. Mrs. Chas. Shaw and son Ralph, Oshawa, visited Mr.* and Mrs. Hurry Mercer and !amily on Saturday. Rev. Basil E. Long was the special Anniversary speaker at both services at Enfield last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Len Peurs, Bow- manville, have purchased the Tolmie house. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Logan visited relatives in Tweed on Sunday. Mrs. Seurles is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmnan- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lorriman, Mexico, formerly o! Orono, are guests o! Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gaiey. Mrs. D. N. Myles, Mr. LeRoy Myles visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson, son Greg and infant daughter, Debra Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks and Chris, Oshawa, Mrs. Geo. Crowther, Charles and Jamie, Newcastle, visited Mr. ànd Mrs. Chas. Wood, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Wilson spent the weekend at their cot- tage at Mink Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Wig- gins, Gregory and Linda, Don Milîs, visited Mr. and Mrs. M.I H. Staples. and attended Mrs. I Staples' piano recital Monday1 evening. HAY Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rainey , have purchased the Riddell store and bouse. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lewis, Mrs. Gardon Atkin, Mr. and j Mrs. Harold Ransberry, Orono; evrs. Ralph Tbompson, Toronto, Mrs. Wm. Lycett and Mr. W. Kay Lycett, Bowmanville, at- tended the graduation exercises of St. Joseph's School o! Nurs- ing' in Eaton Auditorium fol- ]owed by reception in Round Room on Thursday, May 29th. Congratulations to Miss Marie Lewis on ber graduation. Mr. und Mrs. Dean West and daugbter have moved into the apartment over Orono Electric Store.", Gordon Morton, son o! Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morton, bas re- turned home Friday from Mem- anial Hospital, Bowmanville, after an appendix oDeration. Little Cheryl Lee, daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. Carman Cor- nish, is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lycett and family wbile ber mother is in Memor- il Hospital, Bowmanville. Miss Viola Gilfillan bas re- turned home from three weeks' visit xith ber niece, Miss Vio- la Gilfillan, Toronto, and at- tended the 6tb Anniversary o! 1898 Class of The Toronto Un- iversity, wbich was beld at the new men's residence on George Street, Toronto, on May 3th. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dost have mnoved ta an apartment in New- castle. Rev. Basil E. Long is attend- ing tbe Bay of Quinte Confer- ence of the United Church o! ,Canada in Trinity United Cburch, Peterborough, th is week. Mrs. Suzanna Awde, widow o! Charles Awde, passed away in ber 92nd year at ber resid- j h K NAPP'S AUTO PARTS have installed 2-mWAY RADIO0 IN 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE TRUCKS ROAD SERVICE FOR Tire Repairs 0 0 .General Repairs A IN A Thurs.,June ence, Friday evening, May 3t1i, 1958. Funeral wus on Monday wîth interment in the family plot. Orono cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mercer, Mr. Bruce Mercer and Mr. H-. Luxton, Bowmanville. attend- ed the funerai of Mrs. Arthur Mercer ut Garden Hil on Mon- day. The W.M.S. Anniversary Ser- vice ut Orono United Church will be held on Sunday, June 8tb. Rev. Philip Romeril will be guest speaker. TYRONE The lust meeting of the Ex- plorers was beld last Wednes-j day. We !inished aur book on Kenji. Eitplorer's picnlc will bel held at Mrs. Henry Stainton's June 7. Mr. and Mrs. A. Youngnian and boys visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade, Newtonville. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood' and Jae, Miss Vernu McRob- erts and Ken Chamberlain, Oshawa, witb Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maynard. Mn. and Mrs. K. Colbary and Frank-~ visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Wismer, Zephyr.' Mission Band will be held June 8. Mr. and Mrs. John Coombes and !umily, Campbell!ord, visi- ted Mr. and Mrs. R. Coombes and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Coom- bes. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Youkig--' man and famîly, Bethany, vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. A. Young- man. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wilson and Bnyan, Hector Wilson and Hanry Bolton, Osbawa, visited at M.and Mrs. John Wilson., Mn. and Mrs. A. Peeling and! family. Oshawa, visited Mr. and! Mrs. T. Gibbs. Mr. and Mrs. W. Rooker, Hamilton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mns. John Gibbs. Or ange Service and Parade will be beld at Tyrone Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson] and !amîily with Mr. und Mrs. Bert Johnson. Rev. Fred Jackson is attend- ing Bay o! Quinte Conference at Peterborough this week. Sevenal fnom here attended the Oddfellows Banquet ut the Ac- res last Thursday evening. Mrs. Irene Graves of Chilli- wack, B.C., is spending a mon- thi with ber father and sister Mn. O. Beckett and Arvilla. Visitors at O. Beckett's home were Mr.and Mrs. Jae Walker, Orono; Mr. and Mrs. J. Hold- stock,- Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lamb, Mr.and Mrs. Floyd Beckett, Mr. Leonurd Bradley, Enniskillen, Mr. andi Mrs. John Beckett, ScugogIs land. Mr. and Mrs. R. Glaspell, Grant and Gwen, were supper guests o! Mrs. Alex McMaster, Zion. Guests of Mrs. Otto Virtue last Suturday were Mrs. Tal- bert Findlay, Gail Walker and Brad Findlay, Thornhill, Mrs. Albert Niddery, Miss Lillian MeRoberts, Toronto, Mrs. Fred McRoberts, Nancy and Wayne McRoberts, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. W. Murphy and family, Mns. Edith Murphy with Mn. and Mrs. Roy McLaug14lin. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson and Allan, Mrs. W. Henry visited Mn. and Mrs. Bert Shea, Fleet- wood. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rahm accampanied Mr. and Mns. J. E. Griffin and visited the home o! Mr. and Mrs. George Brad- ley, Burwasb, over t he week- end. DAU M - - à - - DAY 1Ithý Trustees May Close Old Orono Cemetery The Orono News Telephone 127 The Joneses' property insurance dicJn't "keep up with the Joneses"l Ifhe Joneses' property' grew in value every year as they made improve- monts and additions to their fine home. Then, one sad day, fire destroyed the house. And they found their insurance wasn't nearly enough to replace everything they'd lost- especially at today's higher costs. Be sure vou're pro- tected with énough insur- ance. See us f or a property insuirance check-up today.. STUART B. JAMES £NSURANCE o>ffice MA 3-5691 Mint Street . REAL ESTATE Residence MA 3-5493 Bowmanvmtl -rai is rLdi J 'ARE AIL :~WIVE~ nmay, Mi1Umm Ofltutu W. Dodd's = we uThau .Condtionca h by ex'ceua adanmd =a ,in tes stè d aWDedd's Kidney Pilla du kedu us"Ys amndi mbfmal actiofetr moing tii.,. etu*" icidsansd vaites. Thon li1. mon Ibrightor, houaowork igh<ut Wlq dmo't nu.t, %tyDomd'&? a ORONO - The Orono Poli ce Trustees met on Monday. May 26 with ail members 1>resent. The Trustees passed a motion to have legal assistance in set- ting up the Sub-Division Con- trol By-law which, it is feit will assist in a program of allowing for proper development of the Area and which will be under the jurisdiction of the local gov- erning bodies and the Minister of Planning and Development. The painting ot the Clock Tower again came up for dis- cussion and it was hoped that it could be done before May 3lst in order that a 70 percent grant could be obtained. This proved impossible. An estimat- ed cost of $72 was received for labour alone. Other painting projects are expected to be un- dertaken in the village when time is available. Mr. E. Hamm approached the Trustees to have them hire two men to assisT with lowering of unused footings in the old Or- ono Cemetery which has been cleared of brush by the Town- ship. Mr. Hamm pointed out that the headstones were not to be touched at the present time. At a later date a bulldoz- er would be employed to level the grounds, he said. The Trus- tees were unanimous in first contacting the Department of Health ta receive a permit to Vemove the present stones to a plot in the new Cemetery be- fore any action of lowering ce- ment footings. The Secretary, ÎH. E. Milison, was instructed to phone the Department o! Health to seek the necessary permit. On phoning the Department on Tuesday morning it was learn- ed that before any further ac- tion of any nature is undertak- en, the permit must be receiv- ed through the proper channels I ihm7ill take from three to fu oths. The chairman, R. C. Forres- ter, informed the meeting that he had contacted Beaverdale Construction Company concern- ing the operfing of new roads in the Village. 'This Company, he said, are sending an engin- eer to the Village to look over the proposais and to give an estimated price. The engineer is expected in Orono within the next few days. Work o! this na- ture would came under local improvement. A letter was received from the Counties Road Department stating a cost of $150 ta have the east side of the Tannery Hill surfaced. A motion by S. B. Rutherford and H. M. Mer- cer was passed asking that thîs work beý done. The Counties was also asked to paint the guard rails white. No report was received frcom the Counties ~on placing "Stop Signs" on Orono streets intersecting .with the Counties road. It was pointed out that a number o! dwellings on the outskirts of the Village were not covered under theFx Agreement and the Trustees decided ta again ucquaint thesei property owners with this aree- ment which enables the Orýono Fire Department to answer calîs outside o! the Village. The Fire Chief was authorized to send, out notices to this effect. Mr. H. M. Mercer wàs given authority to have the f ire tank by Mrs. A. Allen's repaired as it would only hold water up to the half-way mark. The secretary was instructed to contact the Building Inspec- tor to have permits submitted to the meetings and also that each permit is to be accompan- led by a sketch of the lot and 166 King St. E. aisc showing the placing o! the well and septic field, bed. This, it was stated, was covered by a ~motion on the Police Trustees books and by conditions in the By-law itself. Considerable dis- cussion centred on the by-law and its enforcement. The Build- ing Inspector was asked also ta further investigate the permit issued Mr. G. Atkins, which bas not -been received or ap- proved by the Police Trustees. It was their feeling that this should be held up until such time as a proper road in the area can be tharoughly investi- gated The Beaverdale engineer would ulso view this area, for a road when he is in town.- Times. No Décision New Clerk Cartwright The regular monthly meeting o! the Cartwright Township Council was beld in the Com- munity Hall on the above date with all members present and Reeve Ashton presiang. The minutes o! the precedrng regular meeting and special meetings were read and declar- ed appraved, on motion o! C. McLaughlin, seconded by M. Van Camp. Moved by M. Van Camp, se- conded by Bert Gibson, that the request of Mr. Coleman for some road work at his expense in his sub-division be turned over to the road superintendent with power to act. By-Law No. 1035 dealing with livestock etc., on road allow- ances and charges for impound- ing same was read the first time. and on motion of C. Mc- Laugblin, seconded by J. Green was read the second time. and on motion o! M. Van Camp, se- conded by Bert Gibson was read Sevpral from here attended the funeral o! Mr. Nick Woznig ut McCrae's Cemetery, Saturday. His body was !ound on Thurs- day in bis home bere. Apparen- tly dleceused bad died !nom a heart condition about a week previaus. Neighbours presumed that Nick had been visitîng in Oshawa or Toronto but found the body an forcing open a win- dow. Deceasèd was in bis eanly fonties and had conducted a pool room uand tobacca store hene for about ten years. The United Church are for- tunate ta have as their guest preachen on Sunday Annivers- ary Seïvice June 8th Rev. B. L. Oaten o! Five Oaks. 1lev. Oaten will conduct the evening service and is Dinectar a! Five Oaks wbicb is the United Chu- rch lay training centre near Paris, Ontario. A special child- ren's service will '0e beld in the monning with Mns., Johiston o! Betbanv in charge. Mn. Robt. Halboran is visitinim friends in Toronto. We are sorry ta Iearn that Mr. Robt. Corbett is reported Bowmanville the third Umne, and ordered to bce signed and sealed. 0 Moved by C. McLaughlin, se- conded by J. Green that the Road Superintendent be given the necessary authority ta have signs placed at the Caesarea dock and roadway ta, prevent blocking o! the road. Moved by Bert Gîbson, sec- onded by"J. Green thut the Road Superintendent have au- thority to take down and change some signs between concessions 6 and 7. Moved by M. Van Camp, se- conded by C. McLaughlin, that the Raad Accounts amounting to $3,040.68, and General Ac- counts of $2,337.19 be paid. Moved by Bert Gibson, sec- onded by M. Van Camp that the Junior Farmers '0e given a grant of $25.00. Consîderable discussion -'took place over the applications for clerk, treasurer and tax collec- tor, but nothing was decided on except ta lay the matter over for a special meeting ta be held in a couple of weeks. There being no further busi- ness the meeting adjourned ut 11.30. Rev. 'P. Romeril Guest Speaker At Salem SALEM-Our Sunday School Anniversary services. were fair- ly welI attended on Sunday. Special music was provided byv the choir both afternoon and eveningz. The younger children also provided a selection in the very low at the Mlllbrook Rest Home. Mr. H. M. Richardson is re- ported in fair condition after his recent operation in Memnor- !l Hospital, Bowmanville. 't ~ÀL~ 0~ Playlogs -. Co-ordinales Àll Drip-Dry Sleevesless BLOUSES SKIRTS ------- ------- -- JACKET COATS__ ---___ BERMUDAS __-______ SHORTS --_ _ _ _- SLIM JIMS__ $3.98 $5.99 $6.98 $3.98 $3.98 $5.98 S P EC 1AÀL! 1954 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 2-tone paint, locally owned Exceptionally dean Only$9 9 5 1955 hick Sedan 4-Dr. 2-tone paint, custom radio, Dynaflow transmis- sion. Tinted glass, one owner. A top car. $1995 1955 Chev. Sedan 4-Dr., 2-tone paint. One owner, locally owned. A-1 condition. $1595. MA 3-3321& 3-3322,, PONTYPOOL aferooon. and in the evéenmg a ov,ýly duet "ItasThl House" was given by Misses Bea and Gerda Cralg. The guest speaker, Rev. Phil. ip Romeril, Blacstock, Save two excellent addresses. In the afternoon: he toid thet children the story of thie smaU boy who gave his lunch to Jesua and what a wonderful thing he did when he !ed the five thousa people. He also told us wh3 wonderful tlin a. esls can d when smali 1 are aiso brought toJeU, In the evening he left the thought with us that. God là; al. ways waiting around the cor- ner in the many different phia. ses of our lives and lsaawal'a more wllliflg to help us than we are ta be hmIned. Collection was $61. ý;7 1 Skorts - -$3.98 Perma'Pleats Guaranteed Cool - Cool - Blouses with malching bats MILADY SHOPPE 71 King St. E. Bowmanville Towing Service PHONE MA 3-5418 147 LIBERTY ST. S. BOWMANVILLE Oniarlo Molor League Service HAY l1H Specials Good Only During Week of June Sth to June ilth'.' -MMm Am j ý- DEMUNS1THAIIUN Our farmer friends are inviied Io see 1957 METEOR 4-Dr. SEDAN 2-tone paint, locally owned, An exceptionally$ 1O good car - --------2 9 1956 AUSTIN A-90 SEDAN (6 cyl.) Locally owned car, custom radio, A-i condition ---- ---$1395 1956 DUICK SPECIAL 4-Dr. SEDAN 2-tone paint, A-i condition, one owner, $ 1 1956 Neteor Sedan Custom radio, one owner, locally owned. A-i condition. $1795 1956 Neteor Coach 2-ton. paint. One owner, locally owned. A-i condition. $1750 1953 FORD SEDAN 2-tone paint, custom radio. .A good edean car. OnIy $895 1953 METEOR COACH Motor completely overhauled. New tires. A good reliable car $87 I5 THE NEW HOLLAND WAY ai the farm of Se Se MORTON & SON One mile wesi of Dowmanville on Highway No. 2 Maple Grave SPECIAL! 1955 PONTIAC V-8 Station Wagon Locally owned, radio Very good condition OnIy $18 9 5 1952 CHET. SEDAN 2-tone paint, custom $ 9 radio, A-i condition 69a 1955 CHEEU COACH Very clean car, Iocally owned, 2-tone paint. Original $1- mileage 32,0008595 1954 POIAC SEDAN Custom radio, 2-tone paint, îocally owned, 30,000 miles. Exceptionaîly good condition$1 9 Nany More Lais and Oldex' Nodol Cars from which Io choose. ALL GIEATLY IEUhCED 9 ar.. to 3 p.m. You can see and operale New Rolland Nowers, Nower Crushers, Dalers, Forage Hamvsters and Crop Dryer. ]RAY IN AI DAY ... FROM STANDING CROP TO BARN IN 24 HOURS Se se Morton &Son' Bowmanville, Ontario Robson Motors Limitedw- Pontiac - Buick - Vauxhal Cars - GMC Trucks .. ..... .... m TRU MAT, RW M lom- TIM e«"T" ATATTMÊM. j5Ow &ANVI=. ONTAM 1! fi 't I PACM immrmm Q.w

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