Canadian Statesman (Bowmanville, ON), 6 Apr 1966, p. 12

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'Y *- ihe ~ Ubà2 e..t. ttmmEuarvle, Apr. s - ers to ily for rposes. *~1* uite nmtnj 'liu AF met e0 1 cIti~ r~ erieCentre in B tto on ~Ille SYELSRTON Severl frin, mun tyattnd" e teGloria Barrctt end i cr A laMC Show helci in -AeaduaW The*» 1n, Lindsay tins Sri OU pûJdB~~~Un<.Thoe <j',jpregran <t ~ a .marswere Culh li a tn-p tbse Vmneeta MGill agri-busuness. *an '-M o nc Miss (our sduOOl terni'andi S$Co sang Ini àtrio. W ktz symçat¶y i n-g cf. ber- itter, PhI, e cf the Stinlingarea. productive -.M.Philip faninec 'on the farin now > Mr. id M. Balfour , Ibis past week we ymas eluewhere ne doubt bav avoured cf March's duitional caprii oui tonme day up ta oun Sm'ud, the next Ini muti and snow; simmninng in the unseasonal heat Iday andishiving fzero frigidity <'w en, Wonder whpt next store. b uring hils past week, v ierton publie achool andi local ciizens wene cci ta an unusuai sîght "Ptanees Jin" verton wti hie cavereti wa- gon andi bis entourage -sisting of "Faitiful", paleeza herse, "«Wolt", r.niendly wolf, endi hauleci by his zebra mules, Patience Trbltofr h a SuntY 011 LAM5WIUVI ~Mardi 6th. _In April 1963.- Quihe an Anterestîng sight forr those ,vresent for the occasion. MCongratulations are in or- *r t Miss Janice Stacey who j~né top hon-ours in her class 1oa solo) with 18 comipeti- I~at the Music Festival ir aleborough this Past week. 0; t~s o thie pupils and Miss ~u dh o f Yelverton Public hool who placed third witl -oints at the Festival Wh outooulry or lvs COknaamtofb upacbcsL " Somii solution te the prabisu. Xis "toow "au of fanious K-Vet produetg plus the oclid knaw-how of the uiu organistion that stands bhn l dïn.. a dependableteam for effec. ContrcaiJ high level vita]ity e K-VET LABORATORIES LTD. HuNeptler, Octavie Durham (o. M OP'S ýSales Set New Record for '65 Tic Durham F a rineras Gounty Ca-operative hhrougi its members a h tii recent -annual meeting declared a 3 % dîvîdenci on 1965 member ýbusiness and also a .1% divi- denti on lay ration and broîl- er memben business. This di- vidend hlas a penioci cf twenty years ho be paid, intcrest free. Ih was also passýeci at thie meeting that tie 1961 patron- aige lbans werc ho be paici off. Thc annuai meeting andi banquet w-as held in thie Or- ana United Churci on Manch 16th with meaibers ofthie U.C.W. catering. Ite meeting coenmenced ah 6:30 p.m. En- tertain-ment was provided by Jean Parr witi a St. Patrick solo accompan-icd on the piane by Mrs. Eyerett, Cryderman and an aoc#dlon anti elecetlc gultas- duet by Alma Frjetog andi Mary SRnith. Total sales for thie Co-op- emative during 1965 amounteci ta $343,320 with a net savings of $15,229 or 4.4 %. Openating cepenses aniount- ed ta $37,5 16.00 with cash of goods amounting ta $292,- 658.00. Tic total sales is thie highest on record. Memben equities now ameunt te $172,-1 200.00 with a working capital cf $87,300.00. Retiring directors w erne Messrs. John Stone, Evcrett1 Crydennian andi Robent Mon-( ton. Messrs. E. Crydernnan, i-ertilizors......... Pont Moss ......... Evsrg reens........ Shade Trees....... FIower Shrubs..... Hedges .. LANDSCAPING A SPECIALTY «"Drap In Or Cali", Vain Belle Gardens "lYour Friendi7 S NRNUTES EAST 0F OSHAWA ON HIGRWAY Ne. 2 623-5757 DID YOU FORGET 4- -'i 4. s -4 BoMibulngébi shýir= d Caene lof e ouse I M e t i 9: ~ewcistIe ' Netwest Inclustry Now MU.- Clarke Plans to 41 $1 30>000 on Twp as te The regular irownie mee ip ing wus attended by the mi thers of the Browniem receii - mg proficiency badges. Fat 1' Guides who, are working c 1theïr Hostess Badge, Sylvi a Xàzer, Brenda Terrili, Cath F Van De Beit and Beveri 1Guest greeted the Browný Ig mothers, arranged games fcý i the Brownies and serve dcookies, tea and freshie. ni ie unch was enjoyed by ai 5Mary Ann Traschler, Lois Ki) lens, Diane Hindman an Saliy Mainprize were preseni ned with their "Gxolden Hand ebadges by Tawny Owl. Thi ý"Grand Howi" was given b the other Brownies. The Ska 'ter's badge was received b dSandra Reed, Lauri Nolar Jili Wilkins, Christine Shut tiewcyrth,%, Erenca B a11a r c Dorothy anid Dîiane* Hindma: and'Mary Ann Traschier. Thi Gardener's badge was receiv 9ed -by Diane Hindmnan ai IDarlene Lapham. Those' re ceiving the Coilector's. badg were Sandra Reed, Jane Rey Ynoids Lauri Chant, Mary Ani Traschier, Dorothy Hindmai 1and Diane Hfindman. Th, eWriter's badge was given ti Jane -Reynolds, Diane Hind man and Lauri Chant. Thi jWeaver's badge was given ii -Diane Hindman. The Ath ] ete's badge was presented tg iJane Reynolds. The Needie iwotrker's badge was given tg iDiane Hindrnan and Marý Ann Trascbler. The House Order]y badge was given tg Brenda Ballard, Dorothý Hindmnan, Sandra Reed, Deb tby Ruddy and Jeannette Mac nab. A trip to Toronto or APnil 15 iacs been plannec: wiiich wili include a tour o Christie's Bakery and thg Castle Loma Easter Decora. tions. Cookie Day wiil be hellc on Saturday, April 23. Th( cookies will be vanilla, cho, colate and assorted sandwich and we are toid tiiat they wil: keep indefinitely in the freez. er. The meeting was ciosec with prayer and taps. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hitch. ings were Sunday dinnei guests et tie home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashby. Mrs. Pal Ashby celebrated her birth- day on March 28, and het fniends and neighbours wisl her many happy returns ai the day. Mr. and Mrs. Perey Allun, Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. J, Kovacs and Mr. and Mrs. Vîck Gergeff were weekend oerç et the home Of Mr. . Lewis Truli. Mrs. Bruce Hurst is looking for a good horme for her three month aid Spaniel pup, and would aippreciate inquiries. Mn. and Mns. Miel Prime and famiiy visited thein ne- phew in Toronto, Mr. Gordon Niehols and famiiy. T h e Primes stopped ta see Miss Louise Goodmnan on tic way home. Callers through the week at tie A. W. Prescott home were Mirs. Sam. McReelis of Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. John Canrigan and Douglas, Oshiawa. Sunday callers were Mr. and Mms Wîlbert Smith, Oshawa, and Mrs. John Mal- ,ette a'nd sons Gien and Lairry and daughter Mss Jean Mal- ette fnomn Woodvilie. Mns. T. S. Mountja:y enter- t.ained Mn. and Mrs. Don Cameron from. Haydon for Sunday dinner. Theýy took in the Flower Show at Reid's greenhouse in Oshawa on Sunday aftennoon. It was Open House and the dispiay aras outstandin.g. The Easten lles were the main attrac- tion. Mr. Bryce Balson iosted the Confirmation ciass on Sunday afternoon. The Hampton W. I. met on ruesday in the C. E. wing; the roll cali was ansrwered Arith an exdiange of bulbe;, slips, seeds, etc. Mrs. Mun- daY, the District President, vas thirieaker. ( I f f e t te i Ic Ji bi fi ci VI r Si ln ,Mwln and MrlalfBrockr, Bowmanville, IWudnesday evening dimnrosL.WU w~d~vwlh n.mm Ms,16gustat Ar~ ya"d quested some action b c cil ta have twô xcavaticn in the Township on Cancesson one, eliminated. He said these excavations had filled with water and were .a daflger ta chiidren. The Deputy Ieeve, L. Perrault, was authorjzed ta contact the Building Inspector referring hum ta specific sec- tions in the Planning Act which Was thought to give contrai over such conditions as existed with these excavations. Foilowing recommendations by Councilior Chater, Chair. man of Roads and Bridges, resolutions were passed giving a 10 cent an hour wage in- creaseo t road employees and 250.0 tM r. H. PeWith, road Council is to cail tenders for a sew %k-ton truck and for the construction of a bridge at LWots0 and 31 on the 8th Con. cession of Clarke Township. . Through a resoiution. the Police Trustees of Orono were given authority ta manage the Drono Water System until such timne as a Public Utility Ia set up.-Times. d e ofica whRee tly itereste packing machinery. The Garnet B. Rickard and epany of Canada Ltd., -be constructed in this to her home na matter henc tion of Mrs. M. Stainton and she lived. ~ ~ i EMr. R. McGill's brhas I~ I ~ ~ I L E (Intended for Iast week> Rex'. Dougierty's was based on tic fifti of thieLenten Bookiet ing Into Life," Miss Elsie Oke, spent a few D.. "A Second Adam" Bible~1 Les£Vulswiinsi1fUr Roans. forL.asn d ieof Roan.Mr.L.Ahtndie-~ tedticSr.Chor i anantcm "WhenYou now im" iti Mna. H. McGill as arganiat. Ncxt Sunday, Palm Sunday, ion wericb env HyCdomApn icn service a o ly Commun- HoiyTiusda at p.. HolyThurday t 8 .m. specal ervce "he astSup êse per" and Apnil 8ti Good Fni- day at 10:30 a.m., another secvicetable ardcchairosetwand seric Tc Cucfiio" wll~ be held in our church for ail tirce cangregations of aur Pastoralo Patopopuhare. n ade, Misses opris W ngitadiDon-, nase Yowris Wiohtaebdeso- haveestilihedteacier. ta-be next monti, were special gucats witi their fiances, Mes- ans. Murray Axford and Mer-. vin English at a community party heid in tic hall on Sat- urdayevenig, Mrch 2ti.'and Tic Community Hall looked gay and festive with its Pink and white streamers and belîs. Lovely artificial flower arparty. rangements were an attractive deconation. Mn. A. J. Wcriry capaly prfomed he utie of chairman and interjectcd -- bits of humor with short atonies duning the pragram. Very delightful piano solos McLaugiilin, Beti Ashton and" Maurcen McNair. Mesdames1 H. Ashton and K. MeGiII gave comical readinga. Al ioined in sing-song cf requested tunes Fortha led by Mn. A. Werny with Mns. Fred Gniffin pneiding at the piano. Tic usual maie quartette Sharp spent the weekend witi N S L T Nfeeling NES LE ONand Mr. and Ms.Kcith West late o TicNetîconNify eede- worerNst4 lub met tt workrs H Clb mt atthewere home cf Mns. L. McLaughlin, Marc 25,withMissBonne Manci25, iti iss anni Malcolm presiding. Tic 4H A Plecige and raIl caîl were giv- A. H. en. Tiere was a discussion on te caeaandmaSonso tenial tic members expeni- menedwit dsinin aci dying. and leanneci how ta do a nolled cdgc finish. Eleven members and two leaders werc present. Mr. and Mrs. Glover Rasa and Caroline cf Taviatock were weekend visitons witi M.and Mra. Lawrence Mc- Laughlîn. Messrs. Oliver andi Ivan Rainer werc in Mitchell visit-___ ng ici paens M. ad Ms.son Orland Retirer.- tonandfamiiy Cagna tulations ta Mrs. Joseph Farder wio on Marci 23rd, celebrateci ber 93rd birti- day. Mn. and Mns. Robent Rhodes ofLittle Bitain wene Sunday ,iitrswih n.an Ms.- visiore Bwc r. anndOhaa Merewrs. Mrs Adrw roksofandi 3rookiin spent a day witi bier daugiter, Mns. Jas. McClurg and family.. Allen Jackson bas quit bis vote his wiole ime ta fanm- ing. He la carrying anthie fan occupieci by bis grand- tatier Robent Jackson ini 1853 cidsince 1933 by is late fati- REEDING &TION phonethe r local directory, - tor-,Sunday servie* AN MADEM :T WIBER, end SERVICE a 80 Ontario storep i -~~-' L&SA -SEA. PLEASE SUND YOUR DONA1MON TODAY. - 1 el For a Quality Buy 'on a late model used Chev. Olda. Cadilkd? - SEE - KEITH SMITH OSHAWA ONTARLIO MOTOE SALES PHONES:' ausineuu- 12-60 Renmdenas - 128-6932 Over 100 Cars t. Choose From herds Iess subjeet te an systein? There are lst important because carry these conditions , d reason,,o because d by COCBA auioWâtt-. sntities c f drugs that* es and prevent mout cf has helped, many- herd tion problemis. It has te prevent them. You 1the "f ringe benefits" er herd, to the quality )NTÂRIO ay evenlng, M,~ welcanc es kW eeditrr ie.d P, ' ' te minutes tion ta the the Hanilton W itg oming up Past Preident Wal-tér Ru- theqford intrcciuqed the si'ea- Mi- ker, Mn. Babcoek, -who h-ad a dance thorougi report on. credit for Foliawlng his talic wlich dealt withi long other credit for tannpeople, Vie meeting bac to Mrs. a perioti of discussion.Th Mn&. Harry remethem- te bonrow only foi purpose. Accur- for years ah, financial andi production owned by.,records tel hue story of tic Moore. business. Adequate insurance ini Man- as regards fine,' liability, acci- dent andi life côvenage now tra- becumes an important part ai weather, adequate protection. knees in Past Presidents Blair . Hec. up ho our hipa ney, Ralph Banbury and-4Jal- ter Rutherford were appélnted anc nomninatin'g com-mittcc ho ne- ini near port o the annual meeting daYslat- on Ajpril 2lst. 7%e special la in speaker wiil be Bruce Me- Conquodale of Peterboroughi Yel- who wiîl report on the atudy ohildrcn of education witb special ne- treat- gard te Agriculture whici when bas been considereci in tic paused in Yel- past year. Tic e gnoup rcgrethed ta con- îearnnof tic passing of Harry ils Ap - Sinett cf Brighon, a past Ag- ani-cutural Represenhative of otubradvut n and Nrutiuof the an Counyind rs 1909. He entere I ti-to rest on ________ the complet$ lune Garden Centre" Open fr5sns we 8JING ST. E Mr. and Mrs. Keiti I'UONE Z83 riMCGII, occasionwua celebra-I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of e Londo deounnd 1927, andlcmd 4brdso vsios ef o iht WlerRikrd ary ef f h S.ryaeuswoa i~ e i iesLmthl the moem blnin ad e iCmany who installed tothe pe , aret besifta ail w cuho 1 4r. plant--is a joint effort by Rickard, Chuck Dumbreil, Cyanamid's Director ofShe dedicated her lifeý,kea1s- Sons and 'the Cyanamid Com- Pubiicity 'and Alex Henry, Supervisor of Farm Ser- th esr iyandteaongr and is the f irst of its type ta vices for Cyanamîd. se es fortata h.nan area. This photo shows some of seo lf, esciaiiy Iirays o- Funeral service for the late! Egratulations. brhas o- Elizabeth S. Bowins was iieldî 1KL L E r n Mrs. Hank Van from the Oak River United1 'was reduced ta a trio, Messrs. companist Mrs. E. Wright were Dop yoe Stra vn116.ciionh e dnevie ws day uaci- sermon j. Siemon, O. C. Ashton and given tic pnivilege of sitting, vstosaMS am'. 16. Tic service ashClarkt ciapte'R. Ashton with Mrs. F. Gniffin with their daughter Dorisanc. Mn. and Mrs. Don Lamb,, b Rv apiCak "Grow- piaying tic piano accampani- of the guests being honore damiy Biiboo ageamiot an H.tic sern mes- witi its titie ment. Tic cticn quartette Tic panody numbers of tichdesupr t .Bcktts ae yRiev. Hnib. HMan, iea Mntb.Mm- uaing as henimember Mn. E. Wrighit and ac- trio caused much laughter. The dy nTnnowt nedleso h itePebtr special gucats werc es- îast week.- attended in a body. corted ta the stage by tic trio Mn. James A. Wenny had! Tic honorary palîbearers and Misses' Betty Jane Werry, Sunday dinner witi Mr. and' were members of tic Session ~ V$~W~~Manie Beckett, Messrs George' rsAla eryand of tic Board of Stewards Ladbetenand ocki Mc- rM. and Mrs. R. Griffin wereiaf Oak River United Churc Nain pinned pretty corsagesiSunday evening dinner guests Tic active palîbearers wcne and boutonnieres on tic happy of Mn. -and Mrs. J. Belle, Osh- O. L. Davîdson, Keiti Purdy, - ticouples.F.A tae yrPT.Gud l7tMisses Cheryl Rowan and awa. ' F,.SntmyeF .Gud aOn Tiursday evening, Manci Wm.- Sinclair and E. E. Stew- SgrtylAry adesesoEcn hi Mrs. Allan Werny enter- art. grtultor addesss. achtained about 40 ladies to an Flowen bearers were John cul a rsne ihS Oe os"o h lwr ocm .L rwD earcouple aasirsetedwia- OedHue o i loe-oroL L rwn1A arranging ciasa of wîicî sic Patterson, W. N. McDonald, ,o tince cusiions tram hie com- has been a memben. This class R. H. Heapy, G. O. Bullock, munity. The four guests af is arranged tirougihie Dc- W. N. McCallum and John honor expressed their appre- prmn fEuain ad Smyti. J. S. Henry and W. EdChange.nd ciation for tic pleasant even- Bowmanville Recreation De- A. Barr acted as usiers. ing and gifts also extended an partfent, and Mrs. J. Van -Nest Tic deceased rested here at inviatn tayal ho visit ticm has been their very capiable Northcutt & Smith Funcral Eaci member învited hm iifnrlsriecn ~ their new homes in Oshawa. one or two friends and Dianc's ductcd by Rcv. Wm. Piercy in A deliciaus lunch was served lnednigro astasIPontypool United Churci on ' hci nlue n xratet ome no ovl March 21. Fniend of cake and icc cream provid-sopwtadipyofom and relatives of tie deceased -.- d by Mn. and Mrs. Wright sop th rageesad f e r teddtmOi ,Trn Mn. and Mrs. Rowan. ing tic winter. Many com- ta, Richmond Hill and Kna '--Msae C.A ry ndF ments were heard fnom tic ton. .* Stengen werc tiecocmmittce in visitors as tiey viewed tic cange of tuis well onganized vanlous arrangements, amongi those were Drift Wood, Table --Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sharp Centres, Hanging Baskets, and Mn. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp Dried ArneetDcrt M IL L I spnt te weken atStat edCandies, Chnistmas Decona-1 Caliege, Pa., witi Mrs. HarrytinWlPaqeadth Greg Donald and Michael, tieme wîicî each girl was al-V Glen Burnie, Maryland and Mn. lotted ta be picked at aur and Mra. Jack Goidwin, Anl- final lesson. A social hour witb F R attended thc * graduation at cd feeling an enjoyable party Penn State College, of Mn. iad buht te iclsea er W y ae "rtfiialy bred Donald Gregg wien he receiv- i. rsug a aoase o a vcwr1 sear fe relcIail k, .ed hus Bachelor af Science in anranging. Recreation Education, be will twe reasons. First and mc leave hia home on Apnil 6th ta join the U.S.A.F. in San <fTlT1Vne herd sire is present te iIi warm Antonio, Texas. OBITU.Lifl through the herd. The ssc Misses Linda and Janet ELIZABETH S. BOWINS every cow that is serviced Mn. and Mns. R. J. Ormiston, Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bowins, ically receives minutequ Oak River, Manitoba, j'ifland girls, Onono. entereci into reat at the Hami- attack reproduction disease e UUIcalt a aMn. and Mrs. Gea. Irwin ota District Hospital on Marci them from eccurring. recent visitons of Mn. and 13 1966. Shc was barn at Mrs. Wm. Ashton, Caesanpa and ' Mr. Ge. A.Scot Oshwa.Milbroak, Ontario, on Apnil a ep * Mr. Ge. A.Scot, Osawa.13 1878 and mannîed William COCHA servicecahlpI 'u.., Mn. Cecil Milîs, Ralpi and A.' Bowins in 1901. onr ocr erdc 1uUUVck Ivan, Maple Grave, were nec- Mns. Bowins andi ber hua- onr ecr erdc cnt guest5 of R. Virtue's. band took up a bamesteaci helped miany many more1 MLtdnd rs.F. W. Wcrry, near Letibridge, Alberta, in can expect this as oesof and Mns. Percy Van Camp, 1915 when ber husband passed you get while breeding yoi Bowmanville, Ont. Bktc. away. Sic tien nreturneci ho sires of - Mns. Elizabeth Lamb, Pen- lier native Ontario and lived tictan, B.C., Miss Retta andi at Pontypool andi Taunton. p ra Allan Dickey, Hampton, werc In necent yeans Mrs. Bow- Im eral sitars ah Mn. and Mrs. L.1 Ina made her home with lber your Lm'. son, Rev. Victor R. Bowins and CEN TRL C Mn. and Mrs. Rosa Sharp setfv er nCp SOvh andi family, Mn. andi Mns. Joe Croker Indian Reserve andu E s iHg n Lake were Sunday evening Canadoc Indian Resenve near *uun L B dinner guesta at Mn. and Mrs. Landon, Ontario. Sic netunn- W. Griffin's. . ed ta Western Canada and Mr. and Mns. M. Sta toton, spcn t tic summers witî her at a Mission field at Lew- A SSO C IÀ wcnc Sunday vn akaddrn h .sppngucats at Mr. andi Mrs. van, s, ndi unig hie Ewyn Dickey's, Bowmanville. bier son punsued is studies at Frsrieo nomto 'Mn. andi Mrs. N. E. Wrighit, United College. bac fielse nyu in company with Mn. Herbent FoloigodntoRv - -Wright and girls, visiteci Mrs. lowin orvdn cl ation Re. b a ofie ite I Fred Wright ah Bowmanville Gainsborough, Sask., and bis oe93 Hospital, and Mn. Arthur phone Stp.m Hspialmotien accompanied h imn. Saulp m Wrndhtwi Brooks oopitalWbile thene she was active in caileci on thc Misses Annie _ and Effie Wright. Miss Shirley Avery, Peter-' borough, Murray Marshall, Bowmanvill, Joc Rekker, cvening dinner gucats ah Mn.i D O andi Mrs. C. Avery's. r M. andi Mrs. Harry Mc- Veedy and famiiy, Mn. Hcrb McVeedy andi fnienci, Tononte, DO