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Sction Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanviiie, September 17, 19î' Cdn. Club Speaker The Canadian Club of West Durham wili start another interesting season on Monday, Sept.29 1975 at 8:15 p.m. 'n Trinit United Church Hall, Bowmanville. The speaker will be Laura Sabia and hier topic will be "Womnen's Rights". Laura Sabia Mrs. Sabia is a mother of four children and is married to a doctor. A graduate of McGill, she speaks English, French and Italian. In 1963, she received a bursary from of University Women to>attend the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women. Her home is in St. Catharines where she has served on the Board of Education and as a City Alderman as well as aradio commentator on an Open Line Taik, Show. Her other com- munity works include Board member of the Children's Aid, President of the Y.W.C.A. and Board member of the United Appeal. While president of the Can- adian Federation of Univer- sity Women she brought together 35 national women 's organizations under the name of the "National Committee on the Equality of Women" which was successful is get- ting the Federal Government to appoint a Royal Commis- sion on the Status of Women. Mrs. Sabia received the Cen- tennial Medal in 1967 and was made an Offîcer of the Order of Canada in 1974. Our next meeting will be Friday, October 24 when Peter C. Swann will talk about "The Arts - The Government - and Membership remains at $5.0O ($100 students) for six meetings and is available from Mrs. A. Strike (623-2102), Mr. H. Jose (987-4497) Mrs. J. Coombes (263-2063), Mrs. F. Wright (623-4829) or at the door. Durham Asks Notice 0f 407 Meetings Dunham requested at the Newcastle Council Committee of the Whole Monday that notice of any further meetings regarding the feasibility study for the 407 highway proposai be passed on to him. Mr. Dunham indicated he had not been advised of a recent meeting which ap- parently was cancelled any- way. Mr. Dunham was offered the committee appology and assured hie would be informed in the future. The subject caused Commit- tee Chairman Ken Lyall to înject the suggestion -that council keeps, the pressure, on The combination of pick-up power, porta- bility, and the ability to pick Up water and wet debris make the 1"Aqua-vac" an exceptioflal value. Includes: hose, master nozzle with rug, brush & squeege shoe inserts, 40" extension, crevice tool, 4-wheel dolly, round Ibrush, and 5 paper f lter bags. information about the 407 as in his opinion it appears the City of Oshawa is presently more aware of the situation then Newcastle. Councillor Ann Cowman reported to Mr. LyalI that she be ieves Charles Mcllveen to be the best contact and that such is likely the reason for Oshawa being more informed. Political humor struck the meeting when one of the councilhors murmured the question of who Charlie Mell- veen is andMr. Lyall indicat- ed "lthat's what they'll be- asking after the election if he doesn't get moving." NEWTN VI LLE B&D 3/8" Reversing B&D 1/2" B&U 71/4" LFeIUXeL 9L- / Variable Speed Drill Reversing Drill Circular Saw ROUTER KIT ,=easadrill or screw- ,, Powerful motor for the dif- Roller bearing equipped at Burnout protected motor cuts, ~svr rgger Iocks for f icuit jobs. Compact size heavy load points. Burn- routs, grooves, trims and deco- continUOUS operation. 2.4 amps. for ht spots. 4.2 amps. out protected> motor. 4700 rpm.rates with 22,000 rpm. 2 w4! se8! J___6#131 9"RokwllBevr Gun Kit Black & Deokr Air Table Saw Dual heat solderiflg gunki in Compressor Cus tokup to 23/4" thick. Cotis0/40wtsgn 3 t's piston-powered, sure- Up front fence and blade control copper tps, tip changing wrench, working and simple to run. 22"1 x 24"1 table. 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'/2", 3/4- and 1"1 chisel in plastic case. Set 495 Router Bit Set 16-0z. Hammer d. 6 popular bits 1. Curved claw with in moulded ut.0 ell fa ce. Hard- plastic case. wood handle. Sawhorse Brackets e9. Self-mnounting. 995 Quickly attach 5 to 2x4 lumber. 1 Surform Plane- k. Two positions m- for use as plane 1)15 or file. 24" Aluminum Level Vise, Grip Pl iers f. Two plumb and one 1. Curved jaws wîtti level vial. Snap 12rwe v irelott. 39O on dust covers. L10log Free Delivery With Al Orders Over "20.00 Financing is Available You May Use Your Beaver Lumber Credif Card Chargex and Master Charge AIso Honored Montgomery were visiting their daughter, Mrs. Horrell, and. family at Longueuil, Quebec, last week, as well as friends in St. Lambert and Pointe Claire. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBride, of Guildwood, were supper guests, here, with their son, Gordon, iast Sunday. Guests at the Harris- Breward ý-weddiig -In - Cann Church, recently, included: Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tompkins, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tompkins, of Newtonviile, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Floyd, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Foyd, of Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Floyd of Mississauga, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Austin, of Port Hope, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Austin, of Canton. The reception was held in Canton Community Hall, fol- lowing the ceremony. Mr. David Peck is a patient in Civic Hospital, Peterbor- ough, as a result of an accident, near Springville, when his car was in collision with another one, Wednesday evening. Miss Judy Brown is home, after having spent most of the summer out west at Lake Louise. Miss Connie Ruegger is taking a nursing course at Sir Sanford Fleming College, Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher were among those attending an afternoon performance, Saturday, at Fairview Lodge, Whitby, where the "~Gad- Abouts", a Senior Citizen group from Kingston, pre- sented a most enjoyable musical program. Afterward, the Fletchers were supper and evening guests with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mac Carl. Mrs. Bernice Henderson is our local School ,Crossing Guard, at the four corners on Main Street. Friends of Mrs. Bea Jones will be pleased to hear she is progressing favorably, follow- ing surgery, last week, in Oshawa General Hospital. Miss Diana Lang, of Kendal, was a caller, last week, with Mrs. Agnes Burley. Remember, the Library at Newtonville Elementary School will reopen, for aduits, Wed., Sept. 24, at 1 p.m. and wili be open each Wednesday, thereafter, 1-4 p.m. Wendy and Sheri Fowler, of Oshawa, spent the weekends here with tbeir grandparents, Mr. and Mrs . L. DeSmit. Our college girls were home over the weekend, Carol Henderson from Kingston, Penny Webster from Peter- borough, and Carol Stapleton from Belleville. Rev. Gordon Montgomery's Sunday morning theme was "The Lord of the Seven Wonders", and his story for the children, before they went down stairs for Sunday School, was especially interesting. The choir sang "Love Lifted Me". Plans are being made to hire a bus to take interested people to and from the Plowing Match,. Thursday, Sept. 25. Anyone wishing to go contact Mrs. Jack Stapleton, Kendal, for further informa- tion. Mrs. Leone Lane accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray and girls, Sunday after- noon, in jomning the Car Rally, Chuch, which started at New- castle, and ended up at Memorial Park, Bowman- ville, where supper was enjoyed. Mr. B3ud Jones returned to his homne in Edmonton Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Lancast- er, accompanied by Mrs. S. R. Nichols, Ilowmanvi1le, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Gilroy, at Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkie, with Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott, were in Georgetown over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ton were at Buckhorn over the weekend. U.C.W. members please take notice, our next meeting wiii be Wed., Oct. 1, at 8 p,.m,. instead of the regular mnght, Sept. 24. YELVERTON Congratulations to' Coachi Mrs. Eileen McCullough anci the Yelverton Jr. Girls on winning the former North Durham trophy this week for -the second consecutive year, vs Millbrook Jr. Girls in the first four games out of a four out of seven series. Homeruns were scored in the final game by Mary McCullough who has been a mainstay of the team ail year with her fine pitching, Liz Nettier and Beth Musson. Well done girls. On Sunday the Yelverton Rockets came back to life with a vengance to take the second gamýe vs Pontypool 13-9. The main difference between the last two, games was the batting. Yelverton boys finally found what they were for and put them to good use. Top batter for the day was Bryce Jimmo who had two - three baggers and one double and scored three runs. Donnie, Timms assisted by Dale Stinson in the last inning was the winning pitcher. ýBret Fallis and Dave Rafuse shar- ed the mound for Pontypool. The final game of this series is next Sunday in Pontypool at 2 p.m. The wnner of thîs series will meet Nestieton the follow- ing Sunday in a 2 out of 3 final. Next Sunday is a special Sunday in Velverton when the community will be observing three special events in one - the 5Oth Anniversary of- the United Church of Canada, the 5Oth Anniversary of the Yel- verton U.C.W. and the 113 Anniversary of our Church with original church building intact. Mrs., Sue Bonsteel (Mrs. (Rev) R.R. Bonsteel) will be the guest speaker on this auspicious occasion. Spe- cial music is arranged as well. The time il a.m. Mrs. Rae Malcolm is cur- rently visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Malcolm of Don Milis. Mr. Clare Robinson had the misfortune last Sundày even- ing to get spiked plIaying bail requiring six stitches to close the wound in his ankie. Mr. and Mrs. Perey Mal- colm of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Malcolm of Strat- ford were welcome callers at Malconia this week.