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1Items -of Interest Phone 623-3303 Mrs. M. A. ,O'Hara of Winnipeg is a guest of the M. L. Roenîgks. 1Rev. and Mrs. Ted Colwell, Suisan, Tommy and Heather returned from Brazil last ~week and spent several days REHOBOTH' Christian Reformed Church Scugog Street Phone 623-4824 Rev * Anthony DeJager SUNDAY SERVICES 10 a.ni. 7 p.m. Back to God Hour Dial 1310 Radio Every Sunday 10:30 a.m -Eveyone Welcme" with Mrs. K. Foley Mrs. Bert Colwell, Mr. and ik'rs. Irwin Colwell and Kim. before going on to Spencerville where they are spenng a week witli Mms Colel's mother and family. Tbey will take up their duties at Hastings in August. Mrs. Winifred Cameron Wellington' St. had as receni visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vivian Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. I4arry Fisher, Zion. Mr. and Mrs. George White attended the Canadian Na- tional Business Conference of the Prudential Insurance Co. of America heid at the Diplomat Resorts and Country Club, Hollywood, Fiorida. The 2,000-member trade association representing Ont- ario 's trucking industry bas cbanged its name and visuai identification as part of an extensive program to make the industry better under- sfood. The Automotive Trans- port Association of Ontario, founded in Avril. 1926. be- st. PGuI*s UnitedChurch Minister - Rev. N. E. Schamerhorn, B.A., B.D. Organist - Mr. R. Metcalf, A.R.C.T., A.C.C.M. SUNDAY, JUNE l6th "LETTING OUR SOULS CATCH UP WITH OUR BODIES" Special Guest Appearance.. CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL BAND led by conductor Don MacArthur Sunday, June 23rd - Church Picnic will be held at Thistie Valley Park following morning worship. ITRINU1TY UNITED CHURCH Bey. N. Wesley Oake -Mînister Bey. Arthur Amacher - Assistant Minister Mr. John Crookshank - Music Director, comes the Ontario Trucking Association. The OTA's new symbol is a green circle witb a series of wite lines leading into it from the lower lef t, cuvn and coverging to- wadsthe upper right.. The immediate response is to visualize a roadway and goods hein$ moved by truck from origîn to destination flot only throughout Canada but inter- nationaily. Allan Lawrence advises that two localy oung men are included in t h list of student- athietes wbo will receive grants-in-aid under the fed- eral Department of Health and Welfare',s grants-in-aid program tor 1974. The two are: William B. Griffith, of RR 3, Cobourg, who bas represented Canada in inter- national white water canoeing events; and Ronald Lowry, of Mill Street North, Newcastle who I'm told is one o Canada's top participants in oricnteering. According to tbe Department, tbere were more tba 3,700 applications for tbese awards, from wbîcb 354 recipients were selected on the basis of tbeir competitive excellence. Tbe program was initiated four years ago to assist Canadians, wbo, are foilowing careers in comnpeti- tive sports wbile completing their studies, with the cost 0f their education. Value of the awards varies from $1,800 for university students to $600. for those in high scbool. Four bundred amateur and professional artists will parti- cipate in the l3th Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition, June 1,5 and 16 (Friday, Saturday an Sunday) from noon to sunset at Nathan Pbillips Square. The Exhibition, an annual highlight of the early summer season in Toronto, is a co-operative effort by pri- vate cîtizens, business, gov- ernment and the artistic community to show the public wbat's happening on tbe local art scene. qTbe Exbibition, now iný its thirteenth year, is s ponsored by Four Seasons Hoteis Limited, which wili p resent tbe Annual Jack Reppen Memorial Award of $1000 to tbe most outstanding artist. In addition, eight prizes will be awarded for the best work in each of tbe following Catgres- oils watercolor, scultue, graphics, ceram- lcs. mîxed media. crafts and drawing. Prize-giving is ^Sun- day June 16, at 2:30 p.m Th e following paes of business in Bowmanvîlle carry tbe Statesman each week: Dykstra's, Goheen's Bryson's, Rickaby's, Jury and1 Loveli, Becker s Frank's, Don and Clare, I.d.A., Neigh- borbood, Flyîng Dutcbman, Jeffrey's Superette, Liberty Bowl (during season), Hospi- tai, Dary Barn, A. & P., Dominion Store, Mac's Milk, Liberty General'and Giselle's. Mr. Ross Metcalf was guest soloist at the recent Centen- niai Service at St. Andrew's Preshyterian Church, Belle- Graduates -..Jwhn Lan Lee Anne Hbar s W. JohrLane r.Rs received the degrees of Bach- soneof R. R and BoMrs. Ross elor of Arts and Bachelor of L e .R ,Bwavle Physical Heaitb Education at received aB.Sc. (Agr.) degre Convocation beld at Qucen's with honors, majoring in University on June 1, 1974. Lee Animal Science, at the Convo- Anne is the daugbter of Mr. cation of the University of and Mrs. Ted Hoar, King St.'24uelph, held on Friday, May East, Bowmanviile and grand- 2th, 1974. daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Collacutt, R. R. 6 Bowmanville. Sbc will attend McArtbur College in the faîl. Miss Elien Milîson Ewart Werry graduated f rom Trent Univer- sity on Fr, June 7, 1974, with a B.A. in History. Ewart is the son of Mrs. Helen Werry and the late Wesley Werry, Solina. M APL E Maple Grove Sunday School Anniversary services wlll be held on Sunday June 16 at 2 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Mr. Stan Urookali Newcastle-a teacher at Pine lidge School - will be the guest speaker. There will be music by the Sunday Scbool in the afternoon and music by "The Thomas Family", Osh- awa, during the evening service. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McGuirk spent the weekend with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John McGuirk, Parry Sound. Mr. Ken Sharpe has return- cd from, Los1 Angeles, Cali- fornia, wbere be spent a week attending the U.A.W. Conven- tion. Several school friends of Miss iLeslie Evans held a surprise birthiday party for ber last week at bier home. Mrs. Robert Storey, North- brook, and ber niece, Mrs. Russell Gilmour, Odessa, were Thursday 'and Friday guest s of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wrigbt and family. Mrs. Arthur Baker, Sa n Diego, California bas been visiting witb bier sistcr-in-law Mrs. L. C. Snowden. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Morton visîted with Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton McGlaughlin at Brampton and attended tbe Creighton-Allin Tour Reunion, at Guelpb University on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Van Camp were Saturday evening visîtors' witb Mrs. Wesley Werry, Solina. Mr. and Mrs. John Wars- zawskî, Osbawa, were Sunday dinner gucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wrigbt and tamily. Miss Mabel Purcbase and Mr. Henry Gotz, Toronto were Saturday afternoon and1 eveningfguests of Mr. and Mrs. Ciford Swallow. Sorry to, report that Mrs. Howard Foley, Bowmanviiie, is a patient in Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Her many friends andrelaives in Maple Grove wish ber continued improvement in health. Mr. Ted Topping and Mr. Keitb Walker, Peterborough, on their' wav home from a holiday in U.S.A., were Monday overmight guests of the former's grandmother TRUCKS FOR SALE Gren Mc0uat 62 3 -448 1 G"mhýROV E Mrs. Fred R. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and Beverley accompanied-by Mrs. John Werry, Bowman- ville and Mrs R ex Fowler, The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanviile, June 12, 1974 Whitby, attended the Creigh- were Dr. Frank Foley, Lam, ton-Aluin Tour Reunion at rec.Kna.USAadhi Guelpb University on Sat. sister Mrs. Mark Gardiny cvening. They wer joined by (Mary Foley) Garden Hill. Barbara Wright whio is a F"ormer vîsitors were their student there. sister and busband the Rey. Recent visitors with their and Mrs. Bert Love (Laura cousin Mrs. Fed R. Stevens Foley) of White Rock, B. C. SWEET CHERRY TREES 6' TREES l Lusejous, sweet cherries RHUBARB "VALENTINE"li Rhubarb - a New Variet Juicy, Tender, Sweett' For a few cents you will enjoy the first delicious taste of juicy, red Rhubarb early in the Spring. Big Potted Plants $1 .95 RED RASPBERRIES (Heavy Plants) - - LATHPý'M is more unii#rsally grown than ail other lied varietes combined. The hardiest, the largest and best. Out-yielding ail others. Mýid-July. NEWBURGH - Very large size; excell ent quality. S5 for $1.39 25 for $6.79 100 f or $23.99' HIGHWAY No. 2 LOCATION VNBELLE ï Oshawa BowmanvillE 5 minutes 5 minutes Highway 401 Now open 9-9 - Sat. - 6 623-4441 ~hILL ORTHO GARDEN PRODUCTS A highiy recommended ÂM systematie insecticide for miners and other insects on ornamentai plants. -Systematie action en- ORTI4Oables the insecticide to be absorbed internally by cn=2E plants to provide longer, more effective, protection. Imost effective in control- ling birch leafminers. - Controls many insccts on roses, evergreens, shade trees and other ornamen- tais. 8 oz. bottie .. .$2.98 OUTDOOR HARDY GARDEN MUMS 24 Varieties to choose f rom Each 799: 10 for 46.99 OSHAWA WES'I 1 King St. West e ~1I Bond St. West Open 9-6 - Fni. - 9 Van Belle Gardens Lt7d. Nurserymen & Florist VAN BELL FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS PUBgLIC MEETING Bowbrook square You are invited to attend a meeting to acquaint you with the commercial development proposed for the southwest corner of Waverley Road and Base Line Road. The project wilI provide a hotel and retail shopping facilities for the community. We welcomne your participation and expect a f rank andi open discussion of the future commercial development of the Town of Bowmanville in the Regional Municipality of tîçwcastIe., Thursdauy, J une 1i 3th, 1974 6:30 p.m. Bowma nville High School Auditorium REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED BOWBROOK INVESTMENTS LTD. an affiliate of Brookdale-Kingsway Ltd. [le M