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cow FAILS TO UPSET DAIRY P.RINCESS There were a fewv anxious moments during the Dairy Princess Contest in Newcastle's Arena last Friday evening. The cow at right in this photo wasn't for having any part of the milking machine that had been supplied. Apparently, at her home, they use a different brand, so she insisted on kicking it off. But, Durham's new Dairy Princess Donna McLaughlin was rot bo be denied in her efforts and she received an assist fromn some of the officiais who realized the situation was flot because of anything she was doing wrong. Many have heard of having a "tiger by the tail" but this photc shows that grabbing a Holstein by the tail is one wav of applyinf a tranquilizer. The 'contestants, from left to right, are Margare Coombes, last year's Princess, Barbara Lee, Margaret Shackletor with a cow that wotild only milk from the lef t side and, bent over, Miss McLaughlin. An estimated 500 spectators enjoyed the event. mntdemu VOLUME 111 14 Pages )3OWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1965. 1lOc Per Copy NUMEER 29 Blood Clinic Town Council Decides to Apply Here August 4 The August Blood Donor F rC n e n n Clinie sponsored by thefo $2O,OOO C nt nna Grant Bawmanville and District Red Cross Branch ivili alzain be open at the li ons Coin munlty Centre, Wednesday T u n s NeL* r yB fl Ontario_ Prncs Eli.n,>vtjj LrIUW1UIiI Insal Nw Otier IBOwmTanville Town Couincil at the meeting held1-XI Inree Advice!ers ---- I ithe Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon dec oId Frwe Accident RoundU Free Advice. unanimously to apply for a Centennial grant oHod Frw l DwjI f-,.. ~furnish the new Bowmanville Public Library, Wh'ch' Lions C om plete P l'ans f'or Fre Iickets!is now being built in the Museum grounds. Ail mnem- £at'e o ig On hurdayandFriay f'bers of council were present for the meeting. A nnuul G igan tc Carni al tlfsweek, owrnanvfie ch ing ZyReeve Ross Stevens, Chairman of the Bank Manager Af atoD or R f ict residents have an.oppor- Centennial Committee, presented a report of the meet-' A nnu i G ganic C rni al uniy tomee Mr Doningof hiscommittee held on July l4th at which the On Monday Mr. Roy Gropp Murray well known Itro above recommendation was made. iassumed his duties as mani- .1 f Il h i O p n W Tf aDeco[ating Consultant and thelbr of the [anjlan ILfKia ~owner of the local furniture' Councillor Ken Hooper, seconded by CouncilloriBank of Commerce, TîisonU ~ ~ ~ E Th t pe sw t B a lGmPlnWoodland Products. Hei Maurice Prout, moved that counicîl concur intebug l Mrs. Gropp and Doug- Wade Sheppard, age îhoclc hr a w a 4will be looking forward to' ain o h etnilC m itIlsw ji i hr nFi on ens hs metigeht pblcntgrd'reomenaeo opueCeteniieomite adla wllJînhx ter n n-Mon Dnnswom fmly oliio o oanHdha -~~~ i ~The Lionns Carnival to be! The Carnival will also have Kramp's Furniture Store at .37 thîs motion was carried. The grant will cover two ý1 PatigCia ropp Mo e se dngavctoinaerSwscholher- Satrýy evnigJuye4tt iar*atratins icl.ig , .le-was rescued f rom LaeOnSdewkMrutAvu, S.la udycin g, Juria arkth,1 n ttacts inldng andetetille, ture, .$$..0ÙQ foris,»oks, ad$lWfu- sh4eluvig.. Komok.--ar.].lartiçs fU irno b:yrConstable, Stan .si~ aa ndBryK~t event. Plans fer the annual1 bootrhs, a gigantic Bingo, and, fee children's tickets for the 7,800 Feet of Stormn Sewer anldwest and south on Eli1l "get-together" of the Jack anld'Nimigon OPP, on ayage sti bboI p)M afr mi e r to mbee an efextg n me of dî sffbrent andI el M ndMuraY 3is o orng rtheGThoppadsaved tneluded a Strnd,, 2,00 and Oonstable M. verly Stubreet, Onhioewheu. Someg W en C sLi1 iner meeiting <of the Bow- 1 chance, and rides for children. 1coming here iaug. 2nd., to any plementary Expenditure By- <of 50 feet; Prospect Street home of Mr. and Mrs. A. frsmeA.gms<fei n ra igcruTeRasadStet u-Sre,230fe it ae]beeuiea 1 onng oils osal .Yry mnilLinClbhl atAsth eMayPoppins adult that he meets duning Law was passed. It provides Vtrn vnet Strike. Mr. and Mrs. Gropp Trh ong a d den OP, aste nvsJ &tn prings Leak ~week at the Lions Community dolls wil be among the at.!the two days that he will be for the installation of 7,800 Flah treet60feetackmascîuwere cp-reseeofitheaadi a en~r ~tJmsTrn~ 'ebrofteman Herb (Deac) Goddard TURN TO PAGE TWO, ýniture Store. inot ta exceed $25,000,. magnetîzed memo pad and j enbes f heOrono assigned the Lions to the dif- _____________________________250'feet. e enrad with the aetrhe current. 'The t Pire Bigade unde Chie feret boohs. loated s folows: impsopson ocmumm ationati m np frohe tck anfJitheluJack boadatJ1:50 Club.i Ros Merer, were called to r The big event, will get un-1 Aoc nte sf lo ws: neS ti Canda aii al a! The taff f the Bak hiheboyat 10:50&. an son 73 o'ok. T e acd tcc th rnsCndaPp i e erwa n:booths. yevenînrj Jxtcs nue JaoPrnceSret, an1sadita Pacfic aiepeslayïCpn egvere as o nme oîcr. orc oo odysedymriga depot at 5 a.m. Mondait wiîth a fastball gamene t sixforth tPrince Streets rmivsiaigtemte fadMs rp ihalr-Teew w when a leak developed. o'lok n Mmoia Pak a- in Il L fet Pinc Sret wstfrtsneandtin te attr fad Ms.Grpp itThre asnoexposonorewebridge umeranau- SmponAveuean sothonrepacngthebrdgdreenlywel prt an pesnte temlisononFinda oonh Sun Tonsip Th crnantheht SihreMrr w aituexleak shaor end h mnvleirhadiwBulvr ;destroyed at Elgin Street, andlwith an outdaor barbecue for Road at 6:30 a.m., betwea Ydme.CosabeGrg lr.sta ndn fastball team from RARE COIN - Word cornes thig week of another ifeet; Southway Drive westlbefore proceeding funthen their new home. crdie yHryHgr vnOP netgtd MTr.N cr dtheGE TWO sai ,anStars. nan iod coin-token, this Urne in the Kendal area. , from Simpson Avenue 300 iwith our plans I wauld ap-1 Mr. Ken Purdy, who was tenp, Hampton, and onerv-TwcasclidatKn i Visitrs RickE10 ad CaseyDeVries 12, c feet; Southway Drive east oif1 preciate your advising if the manager oif an Oshawa branch,1 en bv Elton StephensonRR n t ereSreso Viitr Rcy,1 adCae DVies, 2 o Liberty Street 950 feet; On iTown oif Bowmanville has!has been transferred tn the i 3. Bowmanville. TherewsTusaicnn tnn Came Here in 1951 Toronto ~were vîsiting the M. Wybenga home and tai Street from Libertyiany long range plans regard-ICanadian Imperia] Bank <if cons.idera'ble damage susand'cck hdrvs Cm eei191picrked upa token in the garden dated 1812. On ýStreet norlh to Victoria Stet1n the overhead bridges at Commerce here. His wife and ibv each car. Constable eefiodBeseeNwate <ne side there was a seated figure holding a :and east to Brown Street 1 Prospect and Elgin Street, and'two sons will be mnoving ta o in Hoed. OPP, investge.adHuh'hmsMph,1 set of scales and what appeared ta be a harp. .25(0 feet; Third Street frormwhether or îiot the townýBowmanvj1le early in August. On Sunday evening :riTR OPG W I-on or Parish IPries! The metal was brownish, and quite thin and "Street, orth ta Fourth Street,! TURN TO PAGE TWOI 'Arena Filied for Event A ' ]~.ight, compared with today's coins. It was about __ 1mPt~the size cf a quarter. On3t nnîversary t t t Skipping Rope, CircusSyeN sle n GilC o n DAMAGE - Merchants on the south side of KingStl 0fc r i ai nSt. West have spent considerable rnonevarrang: G "Îr *4 Of His Ordination ing a parking area on QueenStfo hicu-1*ý tomers. They even went ta the expense of pljyi in S. datel y weand i Eawllîs' hog D 1 urh arr> f airy i KingSt.od p ael ad igtinf a alk thoughStae. X MlLast weekend, unknowns broke at least three 1 Rev. F. K. Malane1 Rev. F. K. Malane, parish Whcn Father 'MaIa ne eiÈer-ý priest of St. Joseph's Roman, cd the hall he xvas wclcomed! Cqtholic Church, was honorcd bx' evervone present singing, *a dinner given by a group For He's-A Jollv Gnod Fellow.l of parishioners on Sunday Rev. M. L. Connollv. the as-ý evening in St. Joseplis audi- sistant parish priesît. playred torium in celebration of the the pi a no accompaniment 3th anniversary of his ordi-!Special guests with Father nation te the piesthood. Malane at the head table werci Neenly 100 people were pre- Rev. G. F. Sullivan. W ooler,' &.ragmns a ops bourg. and F'ather Connoflvj ecd of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Green streamers decorated Cuddtahee. MIrs. J. E. Rand, the ýzpacious hall. and an ef. Mr. and %Ir,-, Ray Vane.sse, fective backdrop 'vas formed ànd Mn. and Mrs. Stewart1 by an arrangement oif green' ehiahoIm. iTURN TO PAGE TWOî fluourescent tubes, tare off door hardware and decorated the walls with scrawled writîng. Pretty discouraging and costiy for retailers wha are trying ta provide service. Parents <if children in the area are requested ta warn their youngsters against such destruction. MADDENING In the same x'ein, Wilfrid Car- i-uthers, former Mayar <of Bownianville and son Bob, spent an entire day baling hay on his prop- erty south of the CNR tracks, only ta find the ropes on about 100 bales cut the next morning. The bales were knocked dawn and strewn all over the place, se another full day had ta be spent repairing the maliciaus damage. Parents in that area might aiso be well advised ta interrogate their offspring about the matter. LACROSSE Next Wednesdav evening, start- ing at 6:30, there will be a Junior Lacrosse Tour- nament at Franklin Park. This should be quite an event with same good teams taking part. If you haven't been able to see anv games s0 far this year, this would be an excellent opportunity ta sec Canada's national game as it should be played. *1- * i. + *t SCHOOL - Another excellent and entertaining feature now in progress is the Dick Gamble Hockey School that opened this week at Mem- criai Arena. About 45 littie guys are here this week, taking instruction and learning the fine points oif the game. In succeeding weeks, eider players wiil attend. Spectatorsecan see the action either mornings or afternoons. We aiso extend a welcome to the many parents who have accom- panied their boys ta Bowmanvilie and hope they enjoy themseives. The youthful hockey players are being housed and fed at Erinli Golf Course. J. t t TELEVISION - The youngsters from Simcoe Hall Crippled Chiidren School and Treatment Centre wili appear an CFTO channel 9 television Thursday morning at 11:15 a'clock. They will be shown receiving treatment and also doing some swimmzing at the Oshawa Boys' Club. Miss Patricia, 20, beautiful balierina barebac] riding star of Selîs & Gray Circus, which the Bow manvilie Police Association is sponsoring herea 'Memroial Park on Monday, Aug. 2nd. Performancei iwull begmn at 2 *and 8 P.m. At (4ontest mn INewcastle The Newcastle Arena wasî weret Jack Palmer, Haroldi filled ta, capacif y on Thursday !Martin, both oif Toronto, and, evening fur the officiai selec- Frank Robinson, Kem.ptville. D m a tion oif a Dainv Princess ta! Donna MckLaughlin, Nestie- Counties. Francis Jose, Chair,- Dairy 'Princess title. Theprsn a fteUnelol'wnthe Dra on' p ointment man <if the NarthuLmiherland- others who competed in thisi Durhamî Dairv Pnîncc.ýs Com-'ecnt wore Margaret Coombes,' mittee, prcsîded. Thc jtidgc,ý.sBarbara Lee, and Margaret' Shackleton, al] of Bowman- ville. Each cf the contestants A uterau ions1 gave a short speech on the dairy industry. Everycne pre- t etin the lerge erowd was underw ay a impressedi by thein knowledge, speaking ability, poise, and Ex -IGA t r Maria Battaglini, R.R. 1, For he pst oupl ofCampbcllfond, was the win- For he astcoule f ,ner in the other section oif weeks, carpenters have heen the contest. and became Nor- busy at the former' A humbenîand County Dairy store on the south side Oifr Pincess. The other Nothum- King St. West, making a berland competitors w e r e start on the major changes urvMoeBena a- that ,will take place there tinudrv ofM o bre, rdanMdr this summer. tî, arg tSathifCBorghtnd The main floor has al- Maget twr, nighon.i ready been cleared and alDyPi-chsetwo United con-cs tered. Eventually it will heé ) ricssswi 'becn r etns for tihe Ontario 1 airy transfommed into two separ- PrincesG tille in the competi-! ate office units. It is under- tion ta be held al the Cana- ! stood that a new starway dian National Exhbition.> will be constructed giving access ta the two floors Last year's Ontario Diry! *above, and a modern new Princss, Elizabeth CrawfýQrd, i front wll ase be Installed. Niagara Falls, was present at1 W. G. James, D.S.O. * Cntrctr Jhn izek i~the Newcastle Arena Zn DOMTAR Limlted anneun. * Cort pur Jchha s cd thfThursday evenîng. During ýhe1 e teapcintment f Wm. building several monthi ago thilkint emstatin the 1-G. (Bill) Jamés as Director < and whlle his plans have notth coesasin heNr of Information Services. Mr. s heen released. lt is obvions thum.berland and Durham James wiîî be nespensible for that this building will be- County Dairv Princesses Con- public information and inter- j corne one cf the most up- tests Miss Crawford gave an nal information prognamu au to-date structures along Kint excellent address on the trtp well as corperate advertising. I Street. 1ta England she enjoyed ne- He is the son of Mrs. Geo. W. fie aIse purchascd the ccntly as the Ontario Dairy James, Horscy St., and the fermer Retistry Office on Pni ncess. late Dr. James . and prier to the north aide cf King St.,j The Oronn Brasa. Band jeining the vaut Domntar or- kbeetween Bomnianvllle Cjean- pleased the large crowd witn ganizatien was assoclated V- eri and Gien Rae Dairy. Te a varied program of enjoyable with The Canadian -Stateaman at date, no aterations have music. This oopular band is in executive capacitie. He been undertaken there, nom alwaYS a wclc'sme addltibn to and his wife and family have e aepan enanone any event, and te prokorged been living in the Montl, concerndg Itu future, 4TURN TO PAGI TWO> îarea for several yumi Ao Durham Dairy Princes Donna McLaughlin à