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..............................................,*.*. j *, -. -. I %wrisiLJKCNMr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens Tuesday or Thursday 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 7th reoently visited with Miss High ingleJean Blackburn, Uxbridge. ADULT S. Youn igle------ _20Mn. and Mns. Lawnence HIgh Double 20 White held a family gathering Tuesday or Thursday 8:30 to 10:00 p.m. e S. Young ---------43 on Sunday to help M. and Sunday 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. Gaines 200 and Over ~Ms e ht eert R. Morris --- ------ 200'their iOth wedding anniver- E. Brunt - -- 021 sary. Glad to know theYar KARATE H ~. Reynolds _ 205-2271 pnognessing nicely after their W. Combes2,, accidenta week ago. Steaman 101Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Freemnan Wednesday 7:30 to 9:00 p.mn. L. oedan210 were Sunday suppen guests L. Colen ----2270 th the former's sisten, Mr. ALL CLASSES ARE-$---O- ----------am-Sta-din 0 and Mrs. Leslie Jackson. Af- ALL CASSE ARE$1.o PEPiIGH ten supper the four of us COOmes -- ----- 255 joU-rneyed te the formen's Reynolds 8060----daughten, Mn. -and Mns. EL.1 GibnOnono, for a short i visit sý . Elmer Higgins, daugh-1 All ana ians ene utter Cate and son Andrew, of Ai aain eeitwhen Cabok .. pn ery awith bewmthenerMpsrenL.,C. Snoen M. andrtherrn. Canauy C cda SavinsBns vial ndnminationsds Gigheond . __ 798R 7n tim fo fu! fcevale pus arnd nteest Oferig ereana .. nne8011 5t tsyear hghr-ha-evr veag anu11yef12. 8. olillhe e 7r.5L.2C. Whichameans onds.have doblendomnb tetime Poffield -.- 7999 7, thebodsmatrein9 yar. Lunte 79652 O $50,100 $50 ,$1000 $5,0 0, r $ 5.0 0. ash ble t a y S acklto 7610 ý Buy by instalments at the Bank of Mantreal Pay as little as 5% down end the remainder in easy payments over a vear. $5*OO $25*00 $50*00 DOWN FORA DOWN FOR A DOWN FORA $100,0 BOND $50000 BOND $1OOO00O BOND Canada Savings Bonds. The. bonds that benefit'all Canadians. Now at the Bank of Montreal. oeBankof Montmeai O. Patfield......----- H. Reynolds J. Alexander W. Coombes M. Gibson S. Young M. Leaman M. Honstman A. Wilson----- L. Renaud__ ___ F.Luxten F. Steadman- IM. McDonald. S. IJuetta --- M. Lepp J. Speans - R. Dickinson 1 E. omibes B. Locke E. ]Brunt ____ J. Lawton A. Bates -___ S. Nicholson R.- Morris- M. Lane UAYDON !end - Garrard wedding ln Kes.. wlck United Church on Sat. i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lock,' A miscellaneous shower w Port Hope; Mrs. Fred Ashton,; given in the Community Cen. Toronto, called on Mr. and Mrs. tre on Saturday evening ln Leslie Graham on Sunday. honor of a recent bride, Mrs. Mrs. C. Soper, Oshawa, cali- Lorne Traviss (nee Birdie ed on Mrs. Hilda Crossman on ýBertrim). Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bennett., Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ander- Bowmanville were Sunday son and Billie. Port Hope, Miss visitors of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Barbara Anderson. Oshawa.' Cameron. vîsited Mrs. M. Anderson and' Mr. and Mrs. J. Abbott and Mr. and Mrs. A. Trewin family, Mrs. Howard Abbott,, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gar- Burketon; Mr. Roland Thonip- rard and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred.son, Hampton. called on Mr&. Garrard attended the Towns-ý A. Thompson. 10 nu%. nac a batem , owmaflvle, ot. s, igim Governor Instails New Kiwani s Club O fficers Trenton Downs Cable TV ln Exhibition Jr. Game 10m5 Bowmanville's Junior "C"1 the ice and promises ta be the checking and enthusiasin entry under the sponsorship one of the team's leaders shown by Richard Ells, Rick of Cable TV started the sea- throughout the coming sea- Woolner, Larry Aluin, Dave son with a loss but an lmn- son. ne puck control -of Colwell, Terry Stark (Orono), pressive showing in the local Doug Taylor, Kin RogerslWarren Alder and Dan Nor- ioe palace on Sunday after- Danny Nolan, Doug Parker,;ton. Sandy Brown can be a t:oon. Trenton Jr. B. club Steve West and Harvey Wil- remendous asset to the Tee downed the locals by a 10-5 lianis promises ta be an asset Vee's when on the .ice.A score, however, by the sixty- to the Cable Kids' reputation.ý Where Are You Bowman- minute mark the visitors Doug Parker's two goals were, ville' We have a Junior C knew they had been ini a hoc-. a resuit of being ini the right hockey club that gives their key game. place at tihe right time which best, sa Jet's get out and s'ip- The exhibition contest wa.s gives any club an ace in the port them. They are Bow- a rugged, chippy affair with a1 hOle. Alo irnpressive was manville's teani total of seventy-five minutes lni penalties, Trenton accupy ing the cooler for 47 miniutes; ENNISKILLEN and the Cable Tee Vees for 28 minutes. Brown for Bow- Mrs. Geo. Irwin and Mrs. Teeter and family. mianvllle and Terwiiliger for Geo. A. Scott, were Friday Mr. and mrs. Fred Draper Trenton seemed te be out ta afternoon visitors of Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Griffin, set an early season record for Ephraim White, Orono. Oshawa, on Sunday. ininV4tes inl penalties as they Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reed, Masters Gary Baker. Gordon were smen frequently in the Scarborough, were Saturday Sharp, Scott Werry were Fni- vin bin. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A.iday supper guests of Master Goal scoring is t.he aim Of Leadbeater. James Werry in honor of his the gaine, and of the 15 goals Mr. and Mrs. E. Carlson, birthday. scored eight wes-e scored with Mr. E. Carlson Sr., Miss Mabel MrL. and Mrs. C. Stainton and tihe opposing teamn shOrtIhand- Brown, Toronto, were visitons family were Sunday suppen ed. It seemed quite evident of Mrs. E. Stainton. th t Bow m anville's coachn.g M r. and M rs. Gregg Tobin , Aguests of M r. andta th c u a d a h k y a su ce s.AMrs. G arnetret n,2n V c P es; department, Ray Preston and Port Hpwr iiosoTowns, Peterborough.Atte omavleCu-iytth clbad otsces.Ac mim tSewPso,2dVcePe. Don MacGregor, were getting Mr. Hope, we. re strs Mr. and Mrs. Stuar abtry Club on Monday, Oct. 6th, community it serves. I n his of meaningful service to the Bey Ells, Secretary; Harry! this point across ta the Cable Mr and Mrs, . . raper. attended the moryd-G bi new officers of the Kiwanis remarks to the newly installed' omnt hudb h olGutr raue.Bc o, Tee Ves, or, s th gam visied M. an Mrs Wm.wedding on Saturday at Trin-iClub were installed by the Lt.- president Bob Cook, he coin-cmuntsoudbthgalruesTauerBckow Trese te li-pnal teiediSeati ooiyUteedhurch, Bowman i Governor Howard Hammili of mented that leadership of a !of the club, The new officers Directors Bill Cobban, Bob niinised ThisenaltidirovSter, soonte o rrviî. Peterborough for the year Oct- club does not mean taking oniare from left to right: front Carruthers, Lorne Macauley,* ininshed Ths shuldprOV Vey sory a reort M.Mr and Mrs. Roy McGill ober lst, 1969 through Sep- the whole show. Delegation of row - Bill Jewell, lst Vice Gord Beecb, Ted Hutton,i that a good season lies ahead James A. Werry is a patient inlenboyed the bus trip to the tembèr 3tb, 1970. Lt. Gover-!duties is a must if a club bopes Pres.; Jack Morton, Immediate.Lloyd Harmer and Ron Brooks., with the players heeding the Bowmanville Memonial Hospi- Lakehead. non Hammill charged the new to succeed. Personal involve- Past Pres.; Howard Hammill, Absent were directors Jimý coach s' ad ioe. aî. W ail ish h m a s eedy M rs. Edgar W right has pick- off cers w ith th ei n nesponsibil-1 m en t o f th e inem be s is the Lt.-G ov.; B ob Cook, P res.; C olliss a d B u e C ] el shootes wer led b Doug Mrs. ogeraLweBbrnes nom he gar n. __ The Cable Tee Vee's sharp- recovery. Ktiy ed somne beautiful big rasp-A BaeLnM.ad rsWs Parker with two (both un- and Richard, Aurona, Ohio, d LA Vanfl E 'I ni Down, Ebenezer, spent theï assisted) and Riohard Ellis, spent a few days with her BanVa Eke Tyoer yweiecathefresc!- Lai-ny Devitt and Harvey Wil- grandparents Mr. and Mrs. S. spent the weekend w1th John, AL E tagE1 e na! MntLe to iewi c Daleyvwas.Triton's main n. and Mrs.,otman Welsh Blans collecting one each. R. Pethick. Mvr. S Kensey, Hampton, ac- Spthy of this communi-lBob Snowdcn. University, Guelph, spent the, the fail colors of leaves. shly ars tre t the hatnOsraan e satuordany even-companied Mn. and Mrs. H. ty is extended ta Mr. and Mrs. Mr. James Cookson visited weekend with hispaetMr M. n Ms.DnFey tnîk.Tenilige seme t in vsitnsat rs E.Pae.Ashton and had Sunday supper Leslie Collacutt in the pass- bis son Mn. and Mrs. Fred1 and Mrs. Sam Van Camp and were Sunday supper guestsl trek go ingu o irseeway ta ge str. and Mrs. E. agte . m with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lyon, ing of their cousin, Mns. Lu- Cookson, Seagrave, last week.lsisters. witb ber parents, Mr. andi bis onm ontfhe gaetsheet Tyr nd Mm.eWalcentvr atCourtice. ther Goodman, who was in -Mr. Tom Van Camp, Guelphl Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brownell,iMrs. DarcySmith, Oshawa. as he sconed twice end col- M.and Mrs. R. Giffi's.Mrs. C. B. agg, Uxbnte , CAorg L._ lected 20 minutes in penalties. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. lrwin, ac- CpentratundationshtthMrA.aL. Wearn's and accompanied Mr M. DCongalis Mon a nd Siapahots from the Stands: companied by Mr. and Mrs. Wearn ta visit their brotherMr.D nsMcnld(e 1 imagine Roy and Don will Joe Brown, Newcastle, were Ivan Parrott, in Ajax hospital. Louise Ann Whitney)> on theijr be pnetty busy following this Sunday evening callers at the Mrs. John Heaney and son recent marriage. game since a gaine situation home of Mr. and Mrs. McMil- Robin, Cumberland, England; MA-. and Mrs. John Hutchin- separates the hockey players len, Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Leigh- son and son David, St. Cath- from the spectatons. Possibly Mn. Geo. Pethick Tononto, ton, Bowmanville; Mr. and arines, spent tbe weekend(à somne of today's players will and niece Miss Kathy Martin, Mrs. Leslie Leighton and fam- wjth ber parents, Mn. and 1Ï unfortunately have te wait Maple Grove, were Sunday - y,'Oshawa; Mn. and Mns. Mns. Harold Cooney, brothens for' anotiier yean te make the evening vîsiters at S. Peth- Eugene Sewell and family, and sisters. gramde. nga experien aIc t M. adMs r olr Courtice, were Saturday sup- Mn. and Mrs. Genald Whit- net-indng xperenc bu Mr.andMrs ArtPolardper guests of Mr. and Mrs. ney, Belleville, Mn. and Mns. certainly couldn't be faulted and Randy accompanied Mn. Grant Werry. Cynil Whitney, Trenton, were for lack of effort. ,and Ms. Maurice Pollard to Mrs. Heaney and son arelguests at the Mcfloxald-Whit- Larv Devitt always made SheIbne on Sunday and cousins to Mrs. Grant Werry.,ney wedddng on Saturday. his presence known when on visited Mr. and Mrs. KenIMSunday callers at Mr. and They spent Sunday with their ~ r.E. Wight's were Mrs. J.Ibrother, Mn. and Mrs. Keith Muller and Darnyl, Oshawa;l Whitney. Th;e bride is a niece Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clemens and 1 f the former Whitneys. boys, Hampton; Mr. N. E.1 Mr. and Mrs. Eanl Spry Wright and Mrs. Norma Brad-1 wene Saturday guests at the BiIN R CL S E aOrso were recent afternoon a -nephewofAs py iM.and Mrs. Arthur Red- Mnan Ms.SS. orn knapp, Oshawa, were hast have netunned home aten a Wedesdy allrsat S. R. very enjoyable trip to con- STARTING NOW Pethick's. tinetal Europe. Mn. Arthur Stainton, Taun- I the U.C.W. ladies ne- at the ýton; Mn. Fnank Lee, Oshawa; ineiber the Oshawa Presby- SMr. and Mns. Ross Lee, Ked- tenial Regional held on Oct. ub Inon; Mn. and Mrs. E. A. Werry 20th at Hampton chunch. Time M aple Leaf Judo Club wene Satunday evening supper 1:30 p.m.-7:15 p.m. getofMn. and Mrs. Grant Couples Club wilh be held BAS U E NDROD LEENWer. o Sat., Oct. l8th, instead of Oct. BASE NE A D ROD ELVEN lth, due te Thaniksgiving P H O N E 23-539 ekM . an d M .s. S teve D oyle- Liberty Belles 'e n W e I l JUDO an d SELF DEFENCE lad M.Wltei rDothe, M.Sut- J .. . CHILlfDI1 Rowlina ton. cleàSt A$59.$5 Model R338 Stereo Console Mode! 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