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lB The Canadian Stitemman. Bowmanville, May 19, 1965 S ud n C u cl E e ton H Id a C urt e I-4LL I"' * HAMPTON lElcton el a Cutie ig choIa'lyers LU~ mn TAPONIo MospotJnit The last thre Sundays were! friends. There were tables of1 Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Two new and excitinr a rud Mopr' 4ml important in the life of good used clothing and some H. Pascoe at Taunton. -ra1n cars will debut au-takte li utrcn, Hapo Uîe Cuc. a clothing. The home bak-, Miss Edra McKnight. Na77 ýday. June 5, in the "lyr~Hîrt ad Teeîtn Hapo ntd hrh a ng couniter was popular but;anee and Mrs. Edra Price, 200 Canada's biggestitr a eod ýI35~tb c 2nd was oelebrated as Christ- the f irst booth to seni Out was Courtice, were Wednesday national sports car eveto ae nls ersGa fan Family Sunday. There the fish pond. Another attrac- visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ih er rx was no Sunday School and tion was the toy and variety LrnoTul r n r.OecrwI edi'nb rn ilcm~rcl the children attended church table. The Hi-C, under the!Lorenzo Truli spent the week- OIdin aol 50 ee ranJryTrno ta fa witl tlir parents. It wun aleadership of Miss Linda end with. Mr. and Mrs. W., Grant, et ahwiewer eýiId~ara joy~ '%sete esamotfl Smale, President, and Mr. Cliffi Cunningham, Fenelon Falls. Kaaasms ssentcm-enin Ofnhusr n h for this special Sunday. Miss Terrili and Mrs. Mariorie HillM.adIs a mt adi onelrrie utpetitor, Ludwig HirahUiedSts' eoiaDa Mary Niddery captured the antdonslosrisdjfM.and yMrs.n, r.ih Trnoitancsteote.50-ieclsi n1a ateto fprnsadcidoe 6.Mrs. Donald Prescott and fam- IGat ren alike as she told the storv For the second year the Ex-;ilv, Enfield; Mr. and Mrs. Gn19and h sent nl6 ee it a unyi s of a family who lived with plarers set up a booth and!Glenn Smith and family, frti vn raie God and the Sea. sold used clothing, trinkets iHamnpton, and Mr. and Mrs. oth Canadint ranDie'tnaCoietladSbrn May 9th was Mother's Day. and candy. Mrs. Marion Mac-! Allyn Taylor and girls, Baw-Asoitn-wilbbendeurceu. The following were, by the. nab and Mrs. Doris Wilbur:manville, were Sunday visi- thesociatoion wl e o h ol' tDyoa rknpso Sacraent f Hoy Bat-sn said that part of the proceeds !tors with Mr. and Mrs. Hoskin . ats prscrahg ykakdteta u fe 0 r e e nt o th e Chucha. w auld go ta M ission. They!Smith, Hampton. m fe d Lsotus 1 lps adrhe paru e dea Jesus Christ: raised over $30. pwrdb H am p ton P ublic School M rs . F . H ney, O shaw a, ,-8 . ap w hcn he car's ail pu m Dianna Christine Elizabeth basebal1l teams have flot wonspent the weekend with Mrs. a engin45eustppdifncionCI Cox, Richard William Blake any games yet but have lai- pýT.S. Mountjoy. Hampton. Heimrath will driveaMe-______ Cox, Brian. Stephen Charles three good performacscn Last Thursday, 1l neighbors LrnEv owrdb . Cox, cbildren of Mr. and Mrs. sidering the condition of their!gathered at the home of Mrs. j .. r Ford engine. Ldi R. L. Cox; Calvin John 1Yeo# playing field. They have flot ' Lloyd Barnes. The occasion '* ybuh h a rn son of Mr-. and Mrs. M. A. been able ta practise becauise ,was a surprise fareweîî tea dsge rc caete Teewsncuc evc Ve;StpenJsebEarle their main diamond is still'.for Mrs. Denis Texpstra, ho1* idefeigngBrcamini helsLudaasirwsTrn Jackson, Scott Randaîl Jack- flooded. group presented Mx-s. Terpstra dfndn hapo son, Sherida Catherine Elean- Miss Debbie Reynolds spent.with a going-avjay present. ~"Iae' 0" niesr hrhSrie $ I ~~~~~~~~~This is the fifth consectv tuultm.94 ..nx or 'Jackson, Shelda Jo-Anne the weekend with Miss DonnaMx-. and Mrs. Terpstra are~~~ pernefo emahi udy Ja k o , S h r n E ai e J c - T hom pson, C ourtice. T e o i g t the n w G n r l' the "200". T he e e t c r e u b r f o h s c m son, children af Mr. and Mrs. went ta the museum in Toron-Mtrpln nhePoic a prize pot of $11,000 anz h nuîyatne niesr J. H. Jackson; Karen Maureen ta on Sunday. of Quebec. ________________________________________' uaaddana1 Ballard, daughter of Mr. ad O audyMs EMandndMs .Ledn,____Player'sby thwaremn-1evcsa yoea On Saturday, Mactu.rers ofMP.lanerMssCigar-eeMavmme]tingtat wtheechbrcth Mrs. R. D. Ballard, Norma Billett, accompanied Mr. andi Toronto: Mr-. and Mrs. J. Kar-. On Tuesday, after aheiccragn e new Simnmons, Treasurer Pat Porter; back row, Stff Ad-tes ofHeimrat hs toti hrd~.My2.M Jea Mofat, Rnal Jaes rs J.Billett of Scarboro uidhof, Bowimanville: Mr. and ;members of the Courtice High Sehool Student Council viser J. Nesbitt, Past Secretary Joan Westlke, Past fourtlh Place finishes, 191aUA olsn omnilwI Moffatt, chîldren of Mr. and ta Kingston when their son Mrs J. W. A. Trachsler, 'were chosen. The new and aid executives are shown Pres. Dave Tonkin, Ps ie rs a! aisy 94 ect i 92 n p nhrtpt rndd Mrs. N. Moffatt; Sara Ann Douglas Roy Billett received Hamýpton; Mr-. and Mrs. J. atVc PrZvisy,194asenhin96 Ethleen White, daughter .Of bis B.Sc., degree with hion- ýBonsam, Blackstock; Mr. and ýhere front, row, lef t ta right, Secretary Marilyn Yel- Past Treas. Valerie Stewart and Staff Adv'isor C. R.ffhi 93 ~..onTitadMs Mr.an Mr. . W Wite osfrom Queen's University. 1R. Fddema, Mr. and Mrs. j. lwlees, President Shirley Piekel, Vice Pres. Gregg Powers. Winnel- of the CanadianRc ah wstatne ek Bradford Arthur Clemens, soni Miss Sally Hill, Miss Jean Bruinsma, Miss Ann B3ruins-. --- ng Drivers' Champions!pi n iCCneec tKns of Mn. and Mrs. R. t. Clemens; Campbell and Mr-. Jim BillettIrna, Bowmanvillc; Mn. and'A. Vander Spruit, Orono; Mr. Mrs. H. Snoek celebrate their pondent. I sincercly hope thatithe readers in Hanipton xvill preparing the caradhpe MisMrnButratn- Der k ic ae V nd B lt Sfialso attended the Convocation M rs. J. Den Hollander, Orono; and Mrs. W . W ielinga, Osha-112'1-'th wedding anniversar. I1 will e able to maintain the ji .îh mc b s yn T n k o h v t rad o et r n d a P o i cal J no a-n of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Vande in Grant Hall. 'Mr. and Mrs. W. VanDyk, wa, and Miss Gerdina Snoek Ti s h is clmy, hg tndrsstfoMr yaMs rt(oî orali onra.cs xctv Belt; Dwayne Kenneth Ashby, Mrs. M. MeCtulloch spent Bowmanville: Mr. and Mrs.iBowmanville. helped Mr. and Your nwapo ons rsot r uethat al]'Your lime ad Mor"o"fthis ar a' o1:2Gepo aud son af Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ash- -n-ewHa___t_ crre_- Pesctt. Iam sureeffort"._"If_____carmeeting by; Patricia Lorraine Açhby, daughter of Mrs. C. G. Sedore and the late Mr. C. Crowder; Deborah Lynne Sedone, daugh- dore; Margaret Freda Baker, Joanne Lena Baker, Douglas' ' " Mervyn Baker, Wilfred E-ru BaecideEfM.ad ward Baker and Clifford PaulÀ1 Mrs. E. D. Baker. Rev. Charles Catto deliver- ed bis second sermon in his series on Christian Missions. This week's tapic was "Mis- alan ta the Community". To illustrate bis subject he drew on bis experiences last sum- ner with "Operation Beaver". On Sunday, May l6th, Rev. Charles Catto continued hîs series of sermons with "Mis- sion in the Warld". He dealt with. the three opponents ta Christianity, Communism, Re- suxgent Religions and Ma- terialism. Hie showed us that Communism is united whereas Christianity is divided by de- nominationialism and urged us ta ca-operate with aur Christ- ian brothers. We were told that for every Christian con- vert in Africa, six were con- verted ta Islam. Rev. Catto brought himself back ta North Amerîca for bis last point and startled us with the announce- ment that the average family listens ta one houx- of cam- mercials every day. On Saturday, May Sth, 43 Brownies and mathers went ta Toronto. They left bS' bus at 9 a'clock and travelled ta Riv- erdale Zoo. The monkey bouse was thie big attraction for the girls, many of whom saw a mather monkey rockîng a baby in ber arms. The group Went on ta the Ontario Muse- am nd inspected the dinosaurs 1nd ather displays. They had lch on the bus and returned at 5 'clock. About hall a dozen people showed up for the wox-k bee et Hamptan Park on Tuesday, the llth. There was flot as inuch WOrk ta do this year as wve had fewer ice stox-ms this U past winter and sa there were Mot as many branches broken. The 3rd annual Hi-C bazaar was held in the Christlan Edu- cation Wing af Hampton Unit- ed Church on Satux-day, May i5th. The room was decox-at- ed in spring colours af pink and white. One corner af the hall was set with small tables for tbe tea room whene the weary shopper could rest ber leet and enjoy a chat with Poor Weather Hampers Birds Durîng Opener The I,;n.....m- ti - n Pigeon Club started another easOn with a race froni Parry Sound on May 8, 1965. The weatber was anything but goad for racing, with rain and fog and south winds which neesîsitated holding the birds for two baux-s beforeý being iberated. T1he results in Yards per minute are as follows: jst, Brown &aos. 696.84 Ypm.; L. Richards 690.95 y'pm., D. and 13. Stainton 688.48 ypm,: Piper & Carke 656.35 ypmn., Mavin Bras. 654.56 ypm., Glen Bût- treli & Son 631.98 Ypnt; A. and E. Luke 562.85 ypm.; Rein Luke 544.95 YPsn., Ralph Luke 491.19 ypm. 1'he second race tram Sud-!I bu.ry On May 15, 1965, wasi enot.her SlOW, hard race. Re-1 sulta: Glen Bottrell & Sn 963.93 YPmn., L. Richardsi 951.69 yprn., Brown BbOs.I 945.39 YPMn., D. and B. Stain- ton 937.59 ypn.; piper & Clarke 927.52 YPm.; Mavin Broe. 920.71 Ypnt.; A. and E. L.uke 875.63 ypzn.; RaIplh Luke 801.68 ytsn.; Ron Luke 794.38 ypm. Next race May 22nd tramn Sudbury. S. C~kToday Fer OldAJLiac. CLASSIFIE D 8i -~ *1 LIMI s'NTT SPCAL Phone 623 -7111 160 Church St. Bowmanville u b