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....-.-*-*-.-.- - - - - -m- -m- - - SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Phone 663 ------------------------------ 4 %,~ 1~ Gnr. Raymond Rosehart, Hali- fax, spent a few days with bis sister, Mrs. Wray McCready. Mr. Jack Stewart, Hamilton, S spcnt the week-end with Mr: and Mrs. C. W. Downey. Miss Marjorie Rundle has join- ed~4h~ 6ta f0 the Bowman- viIR4'olin ry Company. Miss Helen Pritchard spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hughes, Toronto. Dr. C. H. Thomas, Toronto, has been guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Fostet, Glenn-Larra. Misses Lyla Scîno and Char- lotte Allan, Mr. Stuart Carson, Ajax, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coverly. Mrs. John Miles (nee Nellie Williams), Syracuse, N.Y., is visit- ing Mrs. A. M. Wlliams and Mrs. T. S. Holgate. r 1' Miss Neli Burk, Orillia, and Miss Sybil Burk, Toronto, spent thc week-end witb their mother, Mrs. T. S. Holgate. Mr. W. Len Eliiott spent the week-end- in Sarnia with bis daughtcr, Mrs. George Spencer and Mr. Spencer. Cpi. and Mrs. Sulas Trewin, Simncoe, have been visiting ber Piowel SUNDAY, Owing to extensive repa sub-station, the p FROM 4 a.i FROM 2 p.i On above date- Bowmanville Pubi cek Convi Orono Ti FRIDAY, IA At To nominate candid Provincial and1 Chairman - Prof. DUR Progressive ASS& CON VI1 Wili Be -On- THURSDAY, MAY 3rd At 8.00 P.m. To Nominate A Candidate for the coming Federal Election SPEAKERS - MAJOR JAS. R. MacBRIEN Progressive Conservative Candidate for South Ontario CAPT. JULIAN SALES, Toronto And others wlll addrcss the meeting PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED Irwln Colwill, President R. R. Waddell, Secretary -I1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rundle. Mrs. John Darch received a cable on Saturday announcing safle arrival of Joan, Ronald and John Longman at their home in Wirral, Cheshire, England. LAW Helen Tait, R.C.A.F., Dunnville, was at home Sunday witb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tait, after spending a weck's leave in Detroit, Mich. LAC and Mrs. Ed. Jacques and son, Jim, have returned fromn the Pacifie Coast and are witb ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sell- ers. Pte. J. Ross Irwin, Prince Al- bert, Sask., and Pte. Gordon Ir- win, Petawawa, were guests of1 their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin, Liberty Place. Approximately 20 homes in town now have a red card label- led "Measles" affixed to front . doors. The M.O.H. reports just a mild epidemie with things well under control. Mrs. Ellen Hawley spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Morley, John and Keith, Oak- ville, and attended the christening1 of her grandson, Keith, witb Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Saunders, at St. rOff! APRIL 29 airs at the Bownianville power will be off n. to 9 a.m. Im. to 5 p.m. weather. permitting lcUtilities comm. mntion le Hgeld In lown Hall kPRIL 27th ;8.00 p.M.- dates. for thie coming Federal elections Cass Beggs, U. of T. RHAM Conservative )CIATION M.NTION e HeId In MURDOFF-Suddenly, in Lind- say, on Sunday, April 22nd, 1945, Florence V. Allen, belov- ed wife of Charles M. Murdof f and mother of Borea (Mrs. C. W. M. Elliott). Interment Bow- manville Cemetery. FOLEY-At bis late home, 123 Lake St., St. Catharines, Sun- day, April 22, 1945, Frederick Richard Foley, beloved bus- band of Sadie Caroline Foley, in bis 7lst year. Interment Bow- manvilie Cemetery. MARTYN - Suddenly at Shan- nonville, Ont., on Saturday, April 14, 1945, Harry Elias Mar- tyn, in bis 2lst year. Funeral from Luke-Mclntosb funeral home, 152 King St. E., Oshawa, on Tues., April 17tb at 3:30 p.m. Interment Hampton Cemetery. 17-1* COWAN - At Oshawa General Hospital on April 24, 1945, Alonzo Cowan, beioved bus- band of the late Mary Melissa Taft, in bis 8th year. Resting at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanviile. Funeral from the United Churcb, Newcastle, on Tbursday, April M6h, service at 2:30 p.m. Interment Bond Head Cemetery. Carde of Thanks The family of Mr. Thos. Tabb wisb to tbank Dr. Austin, Dr. Rundie, nurses of Bowmanville Hospital, friends and neigbbors, for their kindness and sympatby and beautiful floral tributes in the sudden passing of a dear wife and mother. 17-1* Mr. and Mrs. A.- F. Spencer, Maple Grove, wisb to convey their sincere appreciation and tbanks to their many friends and relatives for flowers, cards, let- ters, fruit, etc., sent to Mr. Spenc- er wbiie in Bowmanville Hospital. A very special tbank you to Dr. Storey, the Nurses, Assistant Sup- erintendent and Superintendent of Bowmanville Hospital. 17-1 Judc's Anglican Church on Sun- day aftcrnoon. Mrs. J. Edgerton, Pte. John Edgerton, Misses Ruth, Jean and Barbara Edgerton, Orangeville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Living and attended the Tonkin- Pollock wedding, Tuesday. Citizens are invited to the High School Cadet Inspection of girls and boys at B.H.S. Campus on Friday, April 27, at 2 p.m. Major Holmes, Kingston, will be In- specting Officer. Mrs. Norman Luxton was in Toronto last Wednesday to meet ber brother Pte. Ronald Manning who came over on the hospital ship Letitia. Pte. Manning was wounded in Italy. Mrs. Thos. Vanstone bas re- ceived word that ber grandson, Pte. Louis Sisier wbo was wound- cd by a mine in Germany, March lotb, bas bad one of bis legs amputated. Mrs. Chas. Edgerton and daugh- ter, Mrs. Anne Webster, Detroit, Mich., are visiting relatives and friends in town and attended the wedding of tiieir niece, Margaret Pollock at St. John's Anglican Churcb. Mrs. Wray McCready was in Toronto, Saturday attending the wedding of ber brother, John Rosebart, to Miss Mary Dwyer, Toronto and LaSalette. Daddy McCready was nurse-maid for Mary Anne during Momn's absence and did a swell job of it. Official releases -rom M.D. 3, Kingston, recently reported the rcturn to Canada of Sgmn. R. B. Bird, son of Roger Bird, Bowman- ville, and Pte. H. G. York, son of Geo. York, Orono. Since these lads are now home and no furtberý word bas come, the comnmunity now welcomes tbemn back after splendid service overseas. Durbam County Club of Toron- to will meet to-night (April 26) at 8:15 p.m. at tbe I.O.D.E. Hall, 182 Lowther Ave. Dr. W. J. Jobnston, pastor of Eglinton Unit- ed Church will speak on "My Philosopby of Life". Election of officers will take place. Social hour is in charge of Group 5, Con- vener, M r s. F. Cruickshank; Chairman E. V. Pollard. Mrs. T. S. Holgate rcceived word last week that Dr. Tbos. Holgate, Dean of Western Uni- versity, Chicago, Ill., died sudden- ly April 1 ltb, in bis 86th year. Many of our citizens will have pleasant recollections of meeting Dr. Holgate, a loveable and wholesomc man, when he visited bis brother, the late John A. Hol- gate. Mrs. Arthur Coverly received word that ber brother, A~B James Park, is somewbere in Scotland where be bas been taking a course to go on board the cruiser "On- tario". Previous to this time AIB James Park was believed to have been tbe only Peterboro boy, for- merly of Tyrone, on board H.M. C.S. "Trentonian" one of the Royal Canadian Navy's corvettes which was sunk recently by a torpedo from a German U-boat. The Trentonian had taken part ini the invasion operations off the Frencb coast last year. St. Andrew's W.M.S. met at the home of Mrs. S. G. Chartran, Lib- erty St., on April 17tb, with Presi- dent Miss F. M. Galbraith presid- ing. Following regular business and reports the devotional hour was opened by scrîpture reading by president, followed by prayer by Mrs. W. G. Blake. Mrs. Alex Campbell had the topic which was "The Color Line" as presented in tbe study book, "Five Points About Africa". Her tboughtful address impresscd the meeting deeply as it brougbt clearly be- fore them the tremendous task wbich lies before the world to- day. Miss Scott gave some very interesting current events. At the close the hostess served afternoon tea. DEATIIS Marriages BYAM-BROWN - On Thur. day, April 19, 1945, at the res: dence of Rev. W. P. Roger Viola May, only daughter( the late Mr. and Mrs. T. Browi was united in marriage wit Earle Mortimer Byam, yourý est son of the late Mr. and Mr F. G. Byam. 17-1 ENGAGEM ENT The engagement is announced of. Charlotte Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mis. George Gray, New- castle, to Alexander Hendry, son of Mrs. Hendry and the late Robt. Hendry, Newcastle. The marriage will take place the latter part of May. 17-1* 'COMING EVENTS Dance at Tyrone Hall, Wed., May 2, Fletcber's orchestra. Ad- mission 35C. 17-1 St. Paul's W.A., Group 1, are serving afternoon tea, salad.plate, table of home cooking, Friday, April 27th. Tea 25c. 17-1* Plan to attend the Navy League Dance, Saturday, April 28tb, at Bowmanville Armouries. Music by Russ Creighton and bis or- chestra. Admission 50c. 17-1 The ladies of St. Andrew's Cburch are having an Anniver- sary Hostess Tea in the Sunday Scbool room, on Thurs., May 3, at 4 p.m. Admission 35c. 17-1 Fn et-f w WB FOLLOW EVERY FIRE This agency is always in- terested in following every fixe! When you insu.re here you can ho certain we'll be there promptly after a fixe ta, settie your loss. At al ,times, we welcome the op- portunity ta advise you on any insurance mnatter. Stuart R. James Insurance and Real Estate Successor To J. J. Mason & Son Phone 681 King st. Bowmanville ATTEND THE NAVY LEAGUE DANCE AT THE ]BOWMANVILLE A R MOU RIE S Sat, April 28 music BY Russ Creighton And His Orchestra Admission 50e per person Proceeds for Navy League Work The Navy League 0f Canada Bownianville Commlttee BIRTHS DARCH-To Mr. and Mrs. Brer ton Darcb (nee Joye Short),« Bowmanville Hospital, Apr 20, 1945, a son, Edward John. 17-1 PLAYFOOT - Mr. and Mr Frank Playfoot announce t], birth of their son at Bowmar ville Hospital, April 17, 1945. 17-1 CORYELL-Lieut. J. W. Coryel R.C.N.V.R., and his wife, ai nounce the birth of their daugl ter, Anne Elizabeth, on Wec nesday, April 18, 1945, at Bov manville Hospital. 17. BRADLEY - LICpl. and Mr Lorne Bradley (nee Elsie Li Clercq) Hampton, Ontario, ai happy to announce the birthi their son, Lorne Herbert Jainf at Bowmanville Hospital, Api 21, 1945. A brother for Lucil and Shirley. 17. .1* Fred Ashton and fami]y, Toronto, Haydonat Mr. E. Bradlçy's. . . Mr. and _______Mrs. Louis Asbton and Mary Lou, W.A. met at Mrs. A. Beech's on Toronto, at Mr. H. Asbton's and Tbursday. Bible reading was Mr. A. Read's. . . Mr. and Mrs. read by the president and devo- Walter Bridgett and family, Bow- tional hy Mrs. H. Ashton. Miss manville, Mrs. R. Tbompson and Winnifred Trewin gave a reading, Karen, Enniskilien, Mrs. Roy Mrs. Don Carr piayed an instru- Chaters, Toronto, at Mrs. W. mental and a reading was given Tbompson's with Mrs. Chaters by Mrs. Henry Ashton. All join- staying for a few ....... Mr. and cd in a contest and lunch was Mrs. C. Avery at Mr. M. Bertrim's served by Mrs. Frank Osmond's . .. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beech group. and Janice, Bowmanvillc, at Mr. Sympathy is extended to the A. Beech's. . . Mr. and Mrs. Rus- family and relatives in the suddcn sell Ormiston, Enniskillen, at Mr. passing of Mrs. Tom Tabb.' L. Aston's... Mr. and Mrs. Cecii Tbe beavy blanket of snow that Rabm, Bowmanvile, at Mr. D. feil stopped seeding operations on Carr's. . . Cpi. Henry Smitb, Saturday. Brantford, Mrs. Smith and Visitors: Pte. Jim Graham,' To- Ronnie, Shirley Myles, Orono, ronto, at home. . . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Olesen, Columbus, at Mr. W. Martin's. . . Cpl. and Mrs. Sulas Trewin, Simcoe, Mr. and Mrs. O. IN MEMORIAM Ashton and Lois, Enniskillen, Mr. _________________________and Mrs. I. Traveil and family, TELLER -In loving memnory of Oshawa, at Mr. W. Trewin's... Rboda Varcoe Teller wbo pass- Mr. Fred Bulis, Enniskillén, at Mr. cd away April 26, 1939, C. Slemon's. . . M. Bertrim bas Sunsbine fades and shadows purchased a new tractor. faîlt eemrac ot REV. H. C. LINSTEAD GUEST But swetemmraceou-SPEAKER AT TRINITY Y .U -Ever remembered by Mother, Sister and Niece. 17-1* Basing bis remarks on the sub- ________ject "A Unifying Faitb", Rev. H. MOUNTJOY-.In loving memory C. Linstead of the Courtice of a kind father and mother, Charge, presented a cballenging Samuel T. Mountjoy, wbo pass- address at Trinity Union Monday cd away April 23, 1941, and evening. He sougbt to impress Mary Jane Mountjoy, April 25, upon the young people the need 1942.' for a faith that would suffice al M "O for the touch of a vanishcd necessary requirements of al hand peoples tbrougbout the world. - And the sound of a voice that Cbristianity bas spread among is stll."many nations and there are very - stuy i byter ofew countries that this religion - hrn 17ady-ise b ter on as not reached. Europe bas, for Tbro-l71 the greater part, been the home COVELY-I lovng mmoryof of Christianity but now an im- atCOEL nîongm orer mense amount of work must be il our darling nepbew, R o g doeee irhs hm on David, wbo passed awa-Ey sud- trie. ev. inteadomecopare L* denly, April 28tb, 1943.tre.Rv isadcmrd Away in the beautiful his of Cbristianity with Communism r. God, and Fascism. Communism bas he By the vailey of rest so fair, donc much in Russia to put ail n- Some time, some day, we know people on an equal basis. If not when, Christianity bas kept the first j* We will meet our loved1 one command, namnely, "Thou shait 1*re love the Lord," then Communism the rmere. yUnl bas eld to the second, "Thou L - Eerth r eember d byousncs, shat love thy neig bor". Fas- n- vAruAni v and cousins,7-1 cism bhas, of course, its gods, but Sylvia ad Sheila can be said in its favor. Thus ýd-WLE-nlvn eoyo this unifying faitb must equal and r Bertie William Walkcr, who even surpass other faitbs if there' passd aay yea ag toayis to be a lasting peace and a r p asse a w a a y ar a o9to ay, w orld w id e fel ow sh ip . In is ýe earil 26tb, hi o1944.ory cosing remarks, Mr. Linstead e- Woelyare dwt our memts oy states briefly that Cbristianity is re Lo eonee arc o eartso darythe unifying faith for: esf HsFor evoe weloed awarîy "In Christ there is no East or ril We think of him in silence, WnHmeost rNrh le No cye can séec s weep, InHmoSutorNth But many sulent tears are shed But one great feilowsbip of love Wben others are asîeep. Througbout the wboie round - Evr reembeed b his eartb." fine - Evrotrem Yunbrd ysis Marion Foley, Convener of the fian, ohrotyYg and rter nChristian Missions departmnent, - ersn m hrandbrthe,-i extnded tanks to Rev. Linstead Enlads1- for bis timely address. Sale of cdin the topic the service xForsaeo worsbip on the theme "That of tbey may be one" was conducted n,6 - ROOMED HOUSE, semi-de- by the convener witb Helen th tached, batbroom, bardwood Pritchard assisting. This service '1g- floors, wired for electric stove. was of particular importance, I.~ Phone 2256. 17-tf baving heen issued by the Nation- KINGS RADIO QUINTETTE Toronto, will assist at the morning service, and Mrs. Hulatt at Uic evening service Public Coe~ially Invlted ANNIVERSARY HOSTESS TEA Thursday, May 3, at 4 p.m. Under auspices of St. Andrew's Women's Auxiliary - COME AND BRING A FRIEND - Rev. W. G. Blake, Mlnister 1j- ai Y.P.U. Executive in view of the fortbcoming San Francisco Conference. It was prepared witb a two-fold purpose, first, an in- tercessory portion f or God's guidance in worid-reacbing de- cisions to be made. Secondly, a dedicatory portion in wbicb con- tributions of ail selfishness and insincerity towards the tremend- ous evils of war will be acknow- ledgcd, penitence sougbt and new dedication made to carrying out God's wili on earth. Helen Pritchard presidcd for the business period and Doreen Hardy and Ralpb Mclntyre con- ducted recreation. Miss Nora Kersiake, Mr. George Kerslake, Hampton; Mr. Jack Stewart, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Downey were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hay- man. Bowmanville Home & Scbool Club members are invited to Hampton Home & School meet- ing at Hampton Cburcb, May 4, at 8 p.m., wben Dr. R. P. Vivian, Minister of Healtb, will speak. For transportation arrangements phone Mrs. Grant 2674. Eighty-eight marriages have taken place among the 800 air- women of the Royal Canadian Air Force (Women's Division), stationed in London, England. Most of tbem have been married to Canadians. This is subscription timne! Wanted GREEN KEEPER for Bowling Club to eut grass, roll and water lawn for 6 mos. Apply F. 0. Mcllveen, Secretary. 17-1 TIME TABLE CHANGES EFFECTIVE Sun., April 29y 1945 Full Information from AgentS Canadian National Railways T51 I. -, p lOSth Anniversary of St. Andrew's Preshyterian Church Sunday, April 29th Services at il a.m. and 7 p.m. REV. E. A. THOMPSON, B.A. Sec. Board of Sunday Schools and Young People's Societies of the Presbyterian Church in Canada -I 1