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~Miss Penny Fair 1963"- r Durham County's Great Family Journal JiUWMAVIIJLI, UNTAIU, WW~DAXAUUIrÉýT Zs t, .11*3 UcVe VOLUME 109 Politi Prepc Vote Alison Welsh, aged f ive, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.1 Jack Welsh, 17 Jackman Road, was acclaimed wInner] of the Playgrounds Beauty Contest last week. She1 reDresnted 1t.he Kiwanis Park group. In second place1 By TI Witb a provincial e a few days old,'ahl parti muscles, arranging for material and other trap] campaigns. Meetings h organizations to lay the1 four-week campaign dui NDP candidate Har: and had quite a large nu severai days before announced tbe election Sitting member, Pr( Carruthers was in Regiî was made. He was ai Parliamentary Confereni home today, according t, Ailan Beer, the Libi on Tuesday, fully rec( operation earlier this yE campaigning ini the nort, to door trail in the near Outside of the cand election officiai in thi Lyaii Lowery of Oronc preparing the groundvw voters' iists and arrangi connected with tbe camj 1959 campaign to thez parties and bas badi politicai activity over a bas not to date announi to assist him. It is difficult to say appear to be in exce thorough workout in Ap paign. Possibly, the C bave suffered more thaý President, Geoffrey Boi manville, baving joined 14 Pages cians~Goodyear Makes Start on New M irefo 'he Editor election announcement only es are starting to fiex their committee rooms, printing )pings that go with election ave been calied for area groundwork for an intensive ring September. 'ry Ashton jumped the gun imber of his posters on poies Prime Minister Robarts date. ogressive Conservative Alex na when the announcement ttending a Commonwealth Lce -in Regina and should be to local PC officiais. ýeral candidate, was in town !overed from an appendix ear. He bas already begun h and plans to bit the door future. lidates, the most important ýe area, Returning Officer b as gone into high gear, 'ork for enumerating the ,ing for the other materials ýpaign. He also bandied tbe apparent satisfaction of al considerable experience in a long period of time. He iced bis selection of a clerk wbat type of campaign this ï.Ail party organizations After many months of investigation and consideration, the lient trim, baving bad a Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company of Canada Ltd., launched a pril during the federai cam- major expansion program here last Thursday noon. His Worship onservatives in Port Hope Mayor Ivan Hobbs, a Goodyear employee, dug a gold-plated shovel n the other parties. Their deep into the earth just to the southeast of the present plant, lifted nnycastle, is now in Bow- out a large sod and turned it over to signify the start of a new Miss Apba I. Hodgins' law $1,400,000 rubber reclaim plant to be built on the property. Plant fillion Dollar Rubber Reclaim Plant Manager Gordon MacNeill said he hoped this would be just the first step in further expansion to take place here in the future. The official sod-turning party included, from left to right- Industrial Commission member Councillor Kenneth Hooper, Leo Huta, man- ager of the new plant, Mayor Hobbs, Manager MacNeill, Industrial Commission Chairman Councillor Glenholme Hughes and Doit Kemp, President of Local 189, United Rubber Workers. -wa&. Cindy Thompson, Flett Park, and tid a practice. They bave also lost the services of former MVason of 1ranklin Park. The judging took place dur- Port Hope Guide Editor Jack White wbo rendered ing the Pnny Fair on Wednesday evening.1 (TURN TO PAGE TWO> Hooper Says "No Comment" Lions Give Councillor Oke Shocked Tables Away At Carnival TUe]IBowmunvllle Lions Carnival to be held on Sat- O verScho t Bo r-d-Lettr--urday evening of this week outdo ilprevious events _. 'Mentioning Mayor's Chain ofte nd, nd wf outane un fletetind, nd Threwillfe "No comment," was the re- letter "childish and immature". aired his views in open councîlb attractions galore to ply given by Caunillor Ken "If the Bowmanville Public regarding unnecessary spend-pespole f lag, Hiooper concerning the letter Schoal Board members feel ing by the Public School andlarge oeof ilaresx from the Bowmanville Public the charges are flot justified, Board, and expressed1 the anctd targenod r x School Board, published in their chairman as their opinion that should the board eedtatn. last week's issue of the States- spokesman should corne ta the want ta try ta refute the The fun will start early man, in reference ta Council- next meeting of Bowmanville charges the chairman should with rnany different and lar Hooper's charges made at Town Coundil, and give their attempt ta do so at the next novel booths, a merry-go- the last meeting of Town reasans for any objection," meeting of Town Council. round, refreshments, also Council that the board was Cauncillor Hoaper stated firm- Councillor Annie Oke has games of chance, and there squandering money. An earlier 1Y. expressed' strang objection will bc special rides for the news repart quoted Counillor Counillor Hooper drew at- especially regarding a para- youngsters. .c'er as terming the Board's.tention ta the fact that he had (TURN TO PAGE TWO) A coffee table, or a step free every 20 minutes dur- ing the entire evening. This Win New Portable Television i odru potnt to receive a fine piece of . .... furxuture that will enhance any room, but each winner inust be present to recelve one of these valuable prizes. The Car Draw will be held at the conclusion of the Lions Carnival for a 1963 Four Door Chevrolet Sedan. There wlil also be a special draw for a 19 Inch G.E. Telci ision Set. Museum Garden Available for Senior (itizens Bowmanville Senior Citi- zens are invited ta take part in recreation, afternoans and evenings, on the beautiful grounds at the back of the SMuseum, Sîlver and Welling- ton Streets. There will be Shuffle Board, Croquet, Crokinole and Euchre. Ail citizens over 60 are most welcame. Opening day will bc Wed- nsaAug. 28th, 2 p.m. Brent Horses Win Awards Miss Mary Ruth Osborne brought honor to Bowman- ville by being one of the top winners in the Peterbarough Fair Horse Show. She came first in the Ladies' Saddle Class riding Kentucky Duke. Miss Osborne is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. Osborne, Lovers Lane. David Brent, R.R. 5, Baw. manville, came second an Kentucky Duke in the Openi Saddle Class, and Mrs. Gordyn Brent, R.R. 5. Bowmanville, came fourth in the Lady Dri- ver's Class. c I Young Christine Brent, dau- Mr. and Mrs. Gary McCullough, Prospect St., were happily surprised Onl 'ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Gord-vn sday when notified they had won a beautiful new 19" Admirai portable iBrent, placed fourth in t he, evision and stand f rom Harry Locke's TV Shop. Newlyweds, they had pur- Child's Pany Class. an her ased a television from Mr. Locke, several weeks ago, entitling them to enter pany, Victoria. This pany came fifth in the Pony Mare e pecial draw event. The fortunate winners are shown here with Mr. Locke, and P9ai semton. and her foal, fojlowing completion of the contest.i Blossom Tîie, placed seconld. Of3as andi £Pteces BRIGHT LIGHTS - The Bowmanville Public Utilities building has had a brilliant face-lifting with a new coat of paint, in red, white and blue, applied by Rowe & Burgess. The paint has made a tremendous improvement to the building. t i.t t i. DRAGSTERS -There probably will be a mass exodus of local devotees of car racing on Sunday when the Canadian National Drag Races take place on the strip at Deseronto. This sport has expand- ed its support during the past couple of years and is now attracting many young participants who own high powered vehicles. T t t t t FREE BOWLING - Faîl is fast approaching. This week, manager George Elliott announces the opening of Liberty Bowl for the season. Next Wednesday and Thursday will be given over to new bowlers who will receive free bowling start- ing at 7 p.m. The alleys have been resurfaced and should be in great shape for the coming season. t t t~ t t OUR FACE IS RED - One way of finding out how many people read The Statesman is to make an error. Last week, there was a dandy that pro- duced so my 'phone calîs, our lines were tied up for hours. The wrong photo appeared over a caption describing the Howcrof t - Owen wedding. We have corrected it with the proper photo this week. The gremlins were at work, apparently. Our apologies to those concerned. t t t i. t NEW LIGHTING - Roy MeMullen's hardware store has taken on a much brighter appearance recently with the installation of 8-foot fluorescent lighting and the application of white paint on the ceiling. tt t t t ONE WEEK TO GO - With just over a week to go before schools open for the faîl term, teachers have been in town looking for apartments. Inci- dentally, there is a great shortage here. On Tues- day, the Editor received two callers looking for two or three bedroom homes for rent. Even smaller apartments are in short supply. Anyone with such accommodation would be well advised to let it be known through the columns of The Statesman. We would guarantee they will receive fast action and many applications. t t t t t GOOD SHOW - Those who have attended the CNE tell us that the grandstand show is well warth seeing, especially the Mounties who per- form the musical ride so colorfully. Singer Bob Goulet does a good job too, and the dancers are tremendous but we agree with those who feel that big name stars are not essential to the pro- gram., i. t t t t SAM'S WIN - In the junior softball playoffs on Tuesday evening, Sam's Finer Foods went one game ahead of Chartran's, winning 7 ta 3. Stand- ing is now two games to one. Fourth game, in the best four out of seven series, will go Thursday night at the High School diamond. t t t t t CATTLE SALE - There wiill be another big cattie sale on Thursday, August 29th at Trew- haven Farm, just south of Blackstock, when 50 Holstein cattle will be put on the block. These regular sales have been a popular event for some time, attracting buyers from a wide area. At the sale on August lst, one of the big buyers was from Puerto Rico. He paid up to $360 for good bred heifems "Look for More Expansion" 1Mayor Turns Firs! Sod for Goodyear's Reclaim Plant Roads Lead Blackstock Saturday Ail To On Ailroails on Saturday will lead to Blackstock Fair where an excellent programn bas been llned up for the customers. Blackstock Faîl Fair bas always had an excellent reputation for one of the best horse shows in the area, and this year should be no exception. Fair organizers feel they will have an after- noon filled with exciting races and other events to match anything they have put on prevlously. Supper wlll be servedl as usual and a good evenlng's entertaimnent is assured. Ail that Is required to make the event an outstanding sucess is good weather and a large crowa. for the new $1,400,000 Good- Reclamation Plant today is a year rubber reclaiming plant moment that we have looked here was held on Thursday at forward ta as the beginnin~ 12:5 pm. ardn McNellof Goodyear expansion here,l manager of the Goodyear Tire Mr. MacNeîll said. He point. and Rubber Comp~any local ed out that the sod would be plant, presided, and His Wor- turned where the front corner shîp, Mayor Ivan Hobbs, Of the building wil be, and officiated. the structure will flot inter. fere with the possible enlarge- Others who took part were ment of the present plant. Leo Huta, who will be man- ,W r akngfradt ager of the new plant; Caun- coninargexpaoknsio dteug cillor Glenholme H ug h es~, othe goo efortsonth sale chairman of the Industrialth odefrsftesas Commission; Councillor Ken division and the people in the Hooper, a member of the Com- Plant," Mr. MacNeill declared. misson;DonKem, Pesient "I would be remiss ifl' did of Local 189 of the United ntmnintecoec-pr Rubber Workers Union;, Good- ation of the Town of Bowman- year executives and employees.- (TURN TO PAGE TWO) Young Paraders Accident Round-Up A two car collision at the corner of King and Ontario Streets on Friday evening at 11:35 o'clock resulted in the driver of one of the vehicles, Vincent Proutt, R.R. 1, Bow- manville, being charged with impaired driving. Mr. Proutt was found guilty as charged in Magistrate's Court yester- day, and was fined $75 and $3 costs, or 21 days in jail. Miss Donna C. Martyn, age 16, R.R. 3, Bowmanville, was the driver of the other car involved In the collision. There was extensive damage ta bath vehicles. Constable John Bird was the finvestigat- TURN TO PAGE TWO) Legion F This Sun jWaltona icnic day iPark Members of Branch 178 of the Royal Cangdlan Leg- Ion, their wlves, and fami- lles are looklnt forward to the Leglon Picule to be held on Sunday afternoon in Waltona Park, Newcastle. Plans have been completed for the enjoyable event, and an exceptionally good pro- gram hais been drawn up. The coninittee bas ache- duled races and contests for chlldren, teen-agers, and adults. There wlll bc a horse shoe pltching tourna- Majorettes of the future, complete with batonu, ment, bail games, bingo and had a wonderful time duning the Penny Fair Parade other attractions. Ajothe fltwe.Ths w ~P fine Waltons Park gwlm. Wednesday evenmng o atwe.Te a>,- miag pool viii b. open. ticipants are Irene and Nancy ReltniuflW N NUMBER 34 F BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1963 10e Per Copy dota un