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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. June 12. 1974 Section Two flh~..I.~.~Aju'éw.qpu .gReimer, Oshaw a, Constable Hon or Blc so k o a Jerry Bowers, Millbrook, were Thursday evening dinner ~ 11 ~guests of Mr. and Mrs. George for L4J~ED~ 100V I7IuII .5 Bowers and Earl, ceiebrating Mrs. Abernethy's birthday. Evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Zack Adams, Bowman- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Suttoni, Orono, Mrs. Fred Dayes, RR Nestieton and Mr. Malcolm Elford, Prince Ai- bert. Improved heaith is wished for Mrs. Stanley Malcolm who is undergoing eye surgery in Oshawa Hospital. Weekend guests from Fn- day to Sunday with Mr. and Point Road, were Mrs. Keith Wilson, D)untroon, Mrs. Paul Carruthers and son Glenn, of Stayner. Saturday evening was pleasantiy spent with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bragg and Ken and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Girardi, Paula, Andrea and Nancy, of Bowmanvilie. Sunday luncheon and dinner Sguests were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cawker, Lea and Chris- tie, Mn. and Mrs. Grant Cawker, Chris, Curtis and Kathy. ail of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. George Hea- slip spent Friday to Sunday with hier sister, Mrs. James Fenneil of Kempville. Sunday aftennoon visitors with the Sam Cawkers were Mr. and Mrs. Chas Cawker, Scarborough, Mn. and Mrs. James Cawken, of Manchest- Marie Gibson before begini weight program, and after re Weight, with Adelaide Daniel! Marie Gibson of R. R. 2, Bla great deal to be proud of this n honored recently at a banquet inr she was presented with the dist Pound Loser" award by Counterv one of 29 receiVing the award which reached Ideq,.l Weight. Counterweight is a- weight control organization headed by Ad well known for hier actiVities ii nutin 'm 100 pounds lighter and1 Marie said. "Last year I boughta coat, and this year I had' to get ai Counterweight classes in the a St. Paul's United Church in Bowmi nights at 7:30. N ESTL (Intended for last week> Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Malcolm, Don MEils, were Sunday mid- day dinner guests with his General Insurance Fire and Automobile Insurance Contact: JOYCE GROOT 623-3958 or 623-5300 orotner ai and Mrs. 1Annette weekend uncle, Mr Kent, Or evenings were' dini Victor Ma Mr. anc visited T wi th Mrs, were even Mr. and 1l Other gues with the E Aylmer Pl Gray, Poi Mrs . Hazi Reaboro. Mr. anc nethy, Bov Mrs. Lawrence Cooledge, who bas spent the past ten days with lier daughten, and son-m -law, Mn. and Mrs. 1-ary Morris, at Seeley's Bay, neturned home, on Mon- day (today). They say that it pays to advertise. Who are they? and how effective is advertising. "Want Ads"' and "For Sale Properties" seem to be most « avidly rend but- Coming Events? Nestieton dinnenwas advertised twice in the Pont Penny, Lindsay and Bowman- ville papers and one of the anea correspondents said that we need more adventising. What is the problem and the solution? Mn. and Mrs. John Proutt, of Oshawa, were Sunday callens on hier aunt Miss Rut h Pnoutt, and were evening dinnen guests of his mothen, Mrs. Ivan Proutt. Sunday Services Preshytenian In the Preshytenian Chunch, Sunday mornîng Mn. Bian Fraser, the student minister who replaces Reverend D. R. ;~Glass, spoke about the Isnae*- lites who wene in exile in Bahylon. Their suffering was S the resuit'of their desertion of God's iaws and worship of idols. Pentecost meant a new life given in the Spirit of God to do Ilis wonk helping people to lix e together in love and Sunderstanding. Ezekiel's mes- .xr1 age is- optimstie for the church today with continued life in the service of God. United Chunch In the United Chunch, Reve- ining Counter enend Victor Pansons chose "dal~ The Church at Wonk Today" eaching da reading Cointhians 5:9-6:11 Is (R). and Mathew 15:10-20. Mn. Pansons gave a splendid ackstock, has a account of the necentBay of nonth. She was Quinte Conference and the concerns of the chunch for the Toronto, where probîems facing the aduits tinguished _"100 and teenagers in todays daily veight. She was living. Miss Gail Malcolm .i denotes having sang, "I Believe in Miracles". Congratulations to Mn. and Mrs. Marion Konynenbung reduction and (nee Thelma Middleton) who lelaide Daniels, was mannîed in the Church of n the field of Latter Day Saints, Missis- sauga, on Satunday, dune 1, at feel erriie," 3:30 p.m., with the reception 1 fel trrife," at the Holiday Inn. a size 24-spring Local folk who wene guests new one - size at the Koynenbung Middleton wedding were tlhe bride's area are held at grandfathen, Mn. Herbent Vine, Sr., bier oncle and aunt, ianville, Monday Mn. 'and Mrs. Wilfned Vine, Mn. and Mns. George. Bowers and Miss Nancy Anderson. * ~ ~M Laurel Vine was junior brides- maid, Darlene Vine the flowen rO N girl, Herbent and Chris Vine, nd sister-in-law, Mn. the ushers. Victor Malcolm. Friends are pleased that SHaines spent -the 'Mn. Grahame Fish is progres- with hier aunt and sing favourably in Port Penny r. and Mns. James Hospital. rono.0 On Sunday Satunday visitons with Mn. he and the Kents and Mrs. George Donnerai inen guests of the were Mn. and Mns. Philip 3lcoims. Langfeld, of Willowdale, and d Mns. Ward Bruce Mns. Wmn. Fortune, also of hursday afternoon Willowdale was a Sunday ;Ed Lawson and caller. Congratulations to ing dinner guests of Mns. Donnerai who neceived a Jnrs. Bruce Heaslil.- gif t, on Sunday (bier founth sts, during the week, great gnandson) and to Mns. Hleaslips wene, Mns. Fortune for bier second grand- loughman and Mns. son. Pnoud parents are Mn. rt Penny, Mn, and and Mns. Tenny Mllwain of ýen Blair, and son Willowdaie. Tuesday evening visitons d Mrs. Jim Aber- with Mn. and Mrs. Clarke vmanvile, Miss Iris Wllams wene Mn. and Mns. Gnegg Hewston, of Caesanea. On Thunsday, Mrs, A. E., MfMERCE Davis, Toronto, was a lunch- eon guest with Mn. and Mrs. rom 1% WGrant Thompson. Sunday aft- 'w ennoon and evening dinner guests were Mns. James NA Nayion, Pefferlaw, and Mn. Jack Curtis, Toronto. Mn. and Mrs. Gordon Met- 15 caif, R.R. Nestieton, and Mn. SAT. o-lo and Mrs. Bruce Fish (nee SAT. 0-10 Elaine Meteaif) of Oshawa, attended the Graduation Cene- DAILY monies at Loyalist College, Belleville, on Saturday, May 25. Congratulations to Elaine who neceived bier diploma in Early Childhood Education. ~ADULTSList for Outstanding Aca- y Tickets demic Ability. YELV ERTON On Sat. evening, Yelverton Church Hall was filled to. capacity with well wishers to honor Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson on the occasion of their 25hWedding Anniversary The evening was pleasantly spent to music supplied by a disc jockey and records. Near midnight the honored couple were invited to a s pot of eminence on the s tae bv Art Rowan who was the genial M.C. for the occasionÎ. Mrs. Wilson Heaslip provided suit- able marching music - the Old Gray Mare Ain't What She Used To Be. Insuit was added to injury when Isabel and Norm were them subjected to an endless semi-poetic add- dress contrived for the occa- sion by Harvey Malcolm. Floyd Stinson then presented them with the gifts - a black leather neclining rocking chair, a coffee table, a swag lamp and a sum of money. Norm and Isabel in tunn thanked ail those who had contributed to making their, evening such an enjoyable one. A lovely three tier wedding cake graced the decorated table and 'was flanked by silver candelabra. Foliowîng lunch the bride and groom cinculated the hall with wed- ding cake. The committee in charge of the evening were - Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stinson, Mr. and Mrs. Art Rowan, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mai- colm. Guests were present from Toronto, Lindsay, Peterbor- ough, Oshawa, Alliston area, Garden Hill, Bowmanvilie and surrounding communites. Congratulations are extend- ed to Miss Lorraine Shea of Janetville who graduated from the school of nursing fnom Peter.borough Civic Hos- ffital with Graduatiop Exer- cises at Sir Sandford lieming College on Sat., May 24. Lorraine also had the honor of giving the valedictory and received the G. Stewart Cam- eron Proficiency Award. This is the second year in a row that both these honors have come to Manvers Twsp. and speaks well for the calibre of -the students who have attend- ed from our Twsp. Well done! on Sunday the exchange students from Palmerston Elementary School and their parents motoned to Grand- vîew School as a beginning of their week as. guests of the students in this area. t was our pleasure to have Mn. and Mrs. Angel Rosales and fam- ily,Toronto, includingMona's exchange guest Fabiana Ros- ales caîl here at Malconca Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. josales and, family emigrated to Canada from ýUruguay, South Amenica, three years ago. t was ourý pleasure this week to attend the joint meeting of the Municipal Liaison Committee and the Provincial Gov't. Cabinet members at Queen's Park on Wednesday of this week. One memnber from the M.L.C. is assigned one Cabinet Minister to monitor any 8roposed legisation advac by that sDIecifcdeuartment ashd 0w Cabinet in essence. The term municipal partnership is coming dloser to a rea1i t tan it has ever been possible in pfast. Although it stili has a ong way to go, a satisfactory stant has been made. Cabinet ministers are in the minority now who shrug their shoulders andg o thein own contrary way . The recent shake.up at cabinet level may have inspin- ed some of the more indepen- dent to adopt a more co-oper- ative frame of mi. The Hon John White is his Restructun- ed County Policy, recently reieased,,has adopted many of the guidelines proposed by the A.C.R.O. association in its Guidelines for Development. it was a pleasune to meet the honorable gentlemen on such an informai basis in a social hour following the presenta- tion. Janetville-Yelverton took thein Sunday game vs Scugog by a narrow squeaker on Sunday afternoon at Janet- ville by a 6-4 score. After coming into the ninth inning with a 6-0 lead, the locals almost blew their comfortable lead with four nuns scored against, two nunnens on base before the final out was made. Donnie Timms pitched the whole nine innings for Janet- ville. Brian Wilson made the one outstanding catch of -the day in right field. Manvers ratepayers are currently receiving their tax bis and a possible word of explanation could be in onden. Despite a sizeable growth in assessment and a distinct inflationany trend in every phase of operation the follow- ing increases or decreases were registered in this vears budget. By dint of strictest economy the Township rate was lowered by one miii. The Township rate includes al phases of township openation inciuding the rond and bridge department. This department has been one of the handest hit by energy cisis and inflation- ary trend. Oul prime has almost doubled in cost. The most drastic increase has come in the County Rate.Last Yvean our contribution to Non- thumberland - Dunham was approximateiy $47,000 as, our share. This year our share of Victoria county operation is a nerve shattering $87,000 - an increase of $40,00 necessita- ting an increase of over 11 milis over iast years requine- ments, from 19.02 milîs to a startling 30.51 milîs - a disturbing tura of events. Last week we made personai re- presentation to the Treasurer Demo- Derby Big Smash- At Westgate Speedway' by D. Nesbitt The night was warm and the stands were filled to capacity on Saturday night at Westgate Speedway where aiong with the regular racing events a smashing Demolition Derby thrilled the fans and in which Ted Pederson of Norwood came out the winner. Ted has been a winner in past Demoli- tion races held at this track. In the Charger Division Ray McGill of Peterborough came out the winner in the first and second heat. Bob Thompson of Peterbonough took the thirty lap Featune in which the Chargers were running for John White re possibility of a transition grant. We have been assured that this will be looked into by his assistants. Our County Education Re- presentative, Mr. Art Rowan, indicates a 13 per cent increase in educational budget over last year which has been totally absorbed by increased assessment and even provideci a small decrease in educa- tional miii rate. The overal picture is an eight miii increase over last year, from 110 to 118 milis which trans- Iated into dollars and cents means $800 increase on taxes for every $1000. of assessment. The averageincrease approxi- mately $25.00 per house. Begins Tonight and Continues Until Sat. June l5th AD Special Purchase! Polyester Co-ordinates Clearance 0f Name Brand Swimwear!20 Create an entîre wvardrobe for bîking, bad- A. Halter top Special Purchase 9 E. Bikini- Nylon/Lyca Rg 40 miiîooa ~ting or xry ,,her summer activity .399.. prînts. With soft o ll lned 1-, 9 that catis for cool sportswveai Get a tan in B. Pull-On Shorts Special Purchase d499 M aS ize s. 8-16. shyt nrchaînqstyhe top n hor rsna do t eeReg 2000 F bra prînt. 220a s htl o rs o a vnd a i tha e s y e atop o r s p6 9 9 S e e e e s S i r S e c P r c a s -R e g . 2 6 .0 0 D. Pull-On Pant Special Purchase F. Water Oress In Hele a and a sleeveless shirt. Hase a fresh look lost to969,i tN17 ori br Sîs. mou .ded1 2 al in o ne colour or mix the colours your wvay White, Navy or Mirit Gieen. Machine wasti able. Szes TopsS(8-1 0) M(12-14) L(l 6-18)>Botons.10-18. Jamaica Shorts Special Purchase 99 Tank Top Special Purchase 599 Sunshine Halter Tops Body Suits By Trimf it Hip Hugger Briefs Summer Handbags 79 Ord.à% % Reg 3.0 pecal 9 9Reg. 1,,29 N il.00 6 99 to99 "qd --Seca .Fancy lItlNyoTrc, i huggsr briefs have to 15.0 Ïdanty sretch Nyo lae t i and leg openings - Purchase White only,5--.M Casuat or dressy handbags by one of Canada's leading Plain colours or printed halter tops1 n 2 styles: tie back m nfcues hoeoei ete-ieA ooao n Cotton/Polyester or stretch terry, îilled shoulder style i y O re smnfcues hoeoenlahrlk m n Cotton/ Polyester. One sîze its ail. IîB kini sîy alc.Al10Sm erht. ooît vryhn Whiser hee Kne HghsCotton or Nylon hody-hugging suîts. e versatile basic. 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JIN CAU ILJ Ob 1 VVIVIUE AMU ILLC Dii->t> 1 SCUGOGCHIAMBER 0F COI HOME SH< PORT PERRY ARE JUNE 13-14-1 THURS. 5-10 FRI. 5-10 MANY DISPLAYS AND, CHANCE TO WIN TICKET FOR $1,000,00 FIVE FREE DRAWS FOR.1 for Olympiç Canada Lotter3 ENTERTAINMENI and REFRESHMENI at ST. CHARLES HOTEL I? Free Admissi ACCOUIVT double purse money and also a tnophy, which was presented by the Mark Street United l3th Cub and Scouts Group of Peterborough. mRoger Cochrane of Bow- manville took the first heat of the Hobby Division, Dave Lynch of Norwood second and Ed Nesbitt of Newcastle third. In the second heat John Maracie of Oshawa a first, Marty McLellan of Oshawa a second and Roger Cochrane a third. Feature winner was John Maracle who was also presented with a trophy from the above mentioned Cub and Scout Group, Dave Lynch second and Brian Rashleigh of Toronto third. A roli-over trophy should be in the offering for Rocky Willoughby of Hampton who in the second heat of the Hobby division nolled his car end over end but was unhunt except for being shaken up a bit. Gond Wallace of Peterbon- ough took the checkered flag in heat number -one of the Diamond Division, John Fonk of Orono second and Ron Mace of Barrie a thind. Lanry Chesnick of Barrie a first in the second heat, Ron Mace second and John Fonk a third. In the Feature, Larry Ches- nick another finst, John Fonk second and Gond Wallace third. 3IRCci Mil