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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Nov. 14,19737 everything you need to make it on your own. Fibergias Mini-Rolis 21/2"f thick Fibergias batts. In handy roils or cartons. 7n1 sq. ft MICAFIL INSULATION 3ceu. ft. bag $1 .85 Durofoam, Insulation Handy, ightweight, easy- to-apply insulafion. 4'x8'xl/,i" 4'x 8'x 1 1a25 Heavy-Duty Arrow Stapler StMM~t 'r/," to 9/161, staples. 'Box of 9/16"1 staples inci. Special The înternationally renowned organîst and choirmaster, Dr. Melville Cook, will be presenting an Organ Recital at Bowmanville's Trininty United Church on Sunday, November l8th, at 8:15 p.m. Dr. Cook is pictured above at the console of the five tiermanual organ in the Metropolitan United Church in Toronto, where he is the organist and choirmaster. Previous to his appointment in Toronto he has held similar, positions in some of the most prestigious churches and cathedrals in England and, in1966, was the director of the Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir. A music review in the English newspaper, The Yorkshire Post, said of Dr. Cook, "his performances are neyer less than brilliant. " Tickets to hear the organ recital are available from the Trinity Church office, 623-3138. H Ay Mr. W. Mvason and Migs Al-ice Jones. R.N., Kings- ton, w-ere Sunday visitors of the J. Jones faiy. Mr, ýai Mr. .Chai Gra- "arn, Miss Beth Ashton,- men BYAM PLUMBING & HEATING and AIR CONDITIONINýG TYRONE, ONTARiO Ml Phone 263-2650 DON Peterborough, Mr. Kyle Graham were Sunday sup- per guests of the Ross Ashiton famlly. Mr. E. R. Thompson, Mrs. F. A. Osmond, Bow- nuVl~visited their mo- ther, Mrs. A. Thompson. Mr. D. K. Thompson, Bowmanville, visited' bis mother, Mrs. A. Thompson 1ast 'week. Little Wendy Blackburn, Whitby, spent the week- end, with her grandpar-, enWts, Mr. and Mrs. W. Blackburn. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pat- erson called on Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Galagher, Ajax, on Sunday. Mr: Ronald Ashton, Mr. Ray Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton, Mr. R.- Or- miston were Sunday sup- per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and family, the occasion, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton's 49th wed- dinig annîversary and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton's birthday. Congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewin,' William and Paul visited Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Anderson, Port Hope, on Sunday, Mr. and'Mrs. Lloyd Ash- ton, Mr. Ronald Ashton, e - Mr. Rey Ashton, Mr. Rus- seli Ormiston visited' Mrs. Wvalter Murray, Toronto, last Sunday. Mrn and Mrs. Charlie Garrard were last Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Garrard, Bar- ry, Lori Arn, and Mrs- L. Griffin, the occasion, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Garrard's 51fwedding anniversary and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Garrard's l7th wedding anniversary. Congratula- tions! Mr. -and Mrs. W. Black- burn, Carol, Dale and Neil attended the St. John's Anglcan Church service. last ISunday when Wendy Christine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Black- burn, was christened. Mr. and Mrs. W. Black- burn, Carol, Dale and Neil were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Blackburn, Whltby. Mrs. A. Thompson was a recent dinner guest of MVr. and Mrs. E. R. Thomp- son, Bowmanvîlle. Mr. John Liptay Is a patient in Oshawa Hjospi- tai. He is wished a speedy recvery. Mr. Roy McGil1 is a pa- tient in MVemorial Hospi- tai, Bowmanville. B e s t wishes and a speedy re- covery, Roy. Mr. Arthur Read is stili a patient in Memorial Hospit ai, Bowrnan v i il e. Hope bis heaith soon im- proves. Sorry to hear that Mrs. Lorenzo Mountjoy, Nestie- ton, had the misfortune to faîl when shopping, frac- turing her ribs, and is a patient in Port Perry Hos- pital. Her Haydon friends wish her a speedy recov'- ery. With the change in the temperature and a littie snow, it looks as thougli wvinter is just around the corner. OBITUARY ROSS C. PEARCE A ife-long resident of Base bine, Darlington Township, Ross C. Pearce, passed away in bis 8lst. year, at Oshawa General Hospital, on Thurs- day, November 1, 1973. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Pearce, he was marr- ied in 1918 to Georgie Lang- maid, who predeceased him in Born at Base Line, he was a farmer and drover by occu- pation, and a member of Ebenezer United Church. Surviviing are bis daughters Velma (Mrs. Claude Smith), Thunder Bay, Louise, (Mrs. Clifford Rundie), Oshawa, and sons John, Oshawa, Brooks, R.R. 2 Bowmanville, 16 grand- children, one great grand- aughter. One grandaughter predeceased him, The funeral service was held on Saturday November 3, from the Morris Funeral chapel, with Reverend D. Harris_. officipting. Pall-bearers were Messrs. R. Bickle, Howard Pearce, J. Snowden, W. Snowden, and grandsons Warren Smith and Carl Pearce. Interment, was in Ebenezer Cemetery. Decorative Good-One-Side Aspenite Miii Beams Fir Plywood Soiid Sheathing Authentic-lookin g repro- ductions of hand-hewn beams. 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