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otatelma2 With Which Are Incorporated The Bowmanville News, The Newcastle Independent, and The Orono News VOLUME 91 BOWMANVILLE, ONT., THURSDAY, AUGUST 23rd,_1945NUER3 rid irt W. dy CE. 3. N, K- tt, 1* '00 ist 37. 1* od oy 19. - eL. I-l ne 1* Let r4. 1* te, 1* 'or b- au - ng ad ty. Mx. ng re h- -If WEST BEACH NEWS Weed-end Guests and Visitors Mrs. Mathews, Miss B e t fr athews, Mr. Andrew Mathem (FMr'. and Mrs. W. McGill, MI James Crombie in Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Yeo, Toront with Durnos in "Cheerio". Miss Mary Storie, Toronto, ar Mr'. and Mrs. Don Black, Mr. ai Mrs. E. Cappin, Mr. and M: Macgregor and family, Mr. a] Mrs. J. H. Burr, Mr. and Mr Crosltiy and family, Mr. and Mi Doug. Dickson, Rod' and Mai Elizabeth, Oshawa, at Reg. Burr' Mrs. H.* Feather, Toronto, wil Mrs. E. Feather. Mr. and Mr&. Frank Dupeirc ând family, Miss Gertrude LE and Miss Wilma Lang at Mrs.1 MacPherson's. Mrs. R. H. Currie, Mrs. J. Grz hamn and Miss Ollie Ross, Toror to, with Mrs. Wmn. Curriei "EEEE". Mrs. R. Dumas and Mrs. Her Dilling, town, with Mr. and Mr Geo. Diling. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Quinn an family have returned to Simc after tbree weeks on the beach. Misses Marguerite and Berni< Doyle and Miss Phyllis Beale wil the Doyles. Mr. and Mrs. L. Dibbon wil' her son, Mr. Edwin Luttrel i: "ýXTC". Mr'. and Mrs. Norman Bottre] James, John and Harvey, Ne' Toronto, in "Seldomn Inn". Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pearce aný David and Eva, Lindsay, at Bour 'sall's "The Better 'Ole". Mr'. and Mrs. J. W. Burgess an( daughter, Toronto, at "Idylwyld with Mrs. C. W. Mathews. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Flett, Bett, and Donna, town, in Miss Robin son's cottage. Mr'. and Mrs. Frank Hobbs I4nsing, with her brother, Mr James Glenday in "Glen Doug". Miss Leah Garrow, Miss Ruti Lander, Mr. and Mrs. Kennetl Balleaner with Mr'. and Mrs. H Mr. Jack Ferguson and Misý PawsnSlfatCBeaHaen"8. Mr. nd rs. larnce ellanc Jimmie, town, in the Goddarc cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hailmar Teddy and Diane, with friends ir Ajax. Mr'. and Mrs. Jack Dunn, town with Mrs. C. Oke in "Fyvie". Mrs. C. Davidson, Oshawa, MisE A. Stewart, Mrs. W. McKinnon Miss Evelyn Stanley, Mr. Dougla, Davidson, Toronto, with Mr'. anc Mrs. T. Davidson, Mari orie anc Billie. Mr'. and Mrs. M. K. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Harrington at "Resty Nook" with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dunn. Mr'. and Mrs. H. H. Dilling, town, and grandson Master Robert Burns, Peterboro, with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Dilling at "Lin- ger Longer". Misses Jane His, Mary Dossey, Edith Norris, Mary McPhee and Velda Latimer at Mrs. E. Lati- mer's. Mrs. A. Edwards was hostess to the Euchre on Thursday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Woocis "Sandland Guest Home", lst; 2nd Mr. Bicknell; 3rd Mrs. Forrest Dilling, and Mr. Fred Cole won gents' consolation and Mrs. N. Mclntosh, Cedar Crest, ladies' consolation. The V-J Day spirits were not dampened by the downpour at the time of Mr. Attlee's' announce- ment that peace had at last come to the world and our last enemy had been laid low. Cottagers and children paraded in bathing suits, raincoats, rubber boots and the odd umbrella, while whistles, horns and belîs led the procession which ended in a dance at the freshly and appropriately decor- ated pavilion of the West Beach store. On Wednesday evening everyone was treated to a big bonfire and the burning of "Hiro- hito" ail produced and provided bv the boys and girls of the beach. fiJhe sing-song whicb was grcatly f %njoyed was led by the children and David Ault led the grand march around the fire. Congratu- lations boys, the oldtimers were heard to remark, "It's the best fire we've ever had". The entertainment committee chairman, Sid Sharples, again wîth bis machine entertained the whole of Bowmanville-on-the- Lake to movies in the open air south of the store. The feature picture starring Joe E. Brown, and shorts, comic and a sing-song short. These are fast becoming pvry populr n the eh judg Gem o! hope, lost by our carelass bnnds, Shine anew, that we may show To other worlds, thy tnaasured giow. Shine evax'lnsting, o'ar ail lands! -The Cove Canton Cards of Thanks Mx's. Arthur Crydarman and ber famiiy wish to express their heartfalt thanks to their friands for the sympathy and the many kindnasses shown tbem at the tima o! their racent hareavament. 34-1 Aima Graham wishes to extend bar sincera appreciation to the doctors and nurses, and many tbanks for the lovely latters, cards and fruit, and kind enquirias sent to han while in Bowmanvila Hos- pital nnd at home. 34-1* Mrs. H. D. Moses and family wish to express sincere thanks and appreciation to friands, neigbbors and organizations, for the many acts o! kindness, expressions o! sympathy and beautiful floral tri- butas, in the death of a loving busband and fathan. 34-1* --.naws-Earle Osborne S. W. Brooks --------------- $ 2.00 H. Crago ---------------------- 2.00 H. H. Barrie ------------ 5.00 Ross Lane -------------- 1.00 C. Burdett ----------------- 1.00 H. Connely ------------- 1.00 Mary L. Adam ---------- 10.00 Fergus Morrill ----------- 500 Mrs. Alice Power -------- 2.00 H. Earle Osborne ------------ 2.00 Mrs. A. Barnett --------- 1.00 Mrs. G. Wight - -------- 1.00o F. Heyland -------------- 5.00) Mrs. O. Luxton ---------- 2.00 M. H. W ight ------------ 2.00 Mrs. Clare Allin --------- 2.00 Mrs. Eva Bragg ---------- 5.00) Orville K. Osbor'ne --------- 5.00 $ 54.00 Jos. O'NeiI Women's War Auxiliary -$ 7.00 S. Fingold, Royal Theatre 226.15 Local 189,' United Rubbex' Workers --- 10---l.00 THE COVE Mrs. E. McNulty, Montreal, is * y visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. Ott, rs Mr. and Mx's. T. B. Hurson, Montreal, and Lieut. Howard to, Hurson, Newmarket, with Mr. and Mrs. David Barr. id Mr. and Mrs. Neville Jones with id Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McCartney at .~ Happy Daze. id Mr'. and Mrs. W. H. Carlton, 's. Bill and Bob, at Cape Cod Cot- 's. tage. 'y Mrs. Noble Carlton and S7.san 1 s at Happy Hutch. th Miss Barbara Creighton, Mr. and Mrs. Gildener and Dorothy 'n with the Sutberlands at Bunny e Burrow. B. Robin and Gordon White took a mid-week trip to Georgian Bay aand with binoculars and camera atried to see the whole 30,000 n - Iî15holiday and V Thanksgiv- ing Sunday have held the sole in- .b terest at the beach this week. A S. strange, almost Sabbath stiliness was noticeable during the former id day, but at night a joyous exub- )e erance burst forth-and it started .this way. Mrs. W. H. Carlton ,e collected Harold's old pants, Bil's ;h shirt, Noble's boots and Jack's tie and formed a Tojo-Willa Simp- h son making the hat. Mrs. Lee n Sutherland, not to be outdone, got Uncle Sid Gage's knock- , about duds and made a Hirohito. W The youngstex's soon got busy and carried wood to burn these d effigies in front of the David Barr L- Cottage. Wben darkness came the cottagers were on hand to cheer. d The poor old mouse-consumed organ, just as the flamas were dying, offered herself on the y~ funaral pyre to berald the death o f tyrants. Grey Barrick led the sing-song of the music of the two 3World Wars and Pat Simpson rsprang to the front to lead in round sînging. Mrs. Hewitt pro- h vided the coffee to go with the h hastily collacted refrashments. Sunday brought ovar 160 peo- plealal the way from tha harbor s t the far point of Cedar Crest to make a "Joyful noise unto the j Lord"--and they certainly did it 1 in Julia Warde Howe's "Battie Song". And now, gentie readex', iyou must cali on your imagina- ition. Picture a sunny August af-« ternoon on a bill-top ovexlooking one of the world's great lakes- a rustic bell-topped chapel, organ sand speaker's desk flag-draped, baskets of red, white and blue sflowers gatbered in the nearby 1 woods, or in the gardens of Mrs. 1 Myers and Mx's. Pitfieid, worship- pers in sun-hats and slacks, on camp stools, improvised benchas, or cushions, seated three deep around the littia building, Mr.c Wm. McCartney and Mr. George1 Harrop, the leaders, at the pulpit, 7conducting the service from the beautifully designed prayar andc praise booklats givan to those prescrnt for thair mamory books,t the Last Post trumpeted from theD open field by Jack Carlton.e "P ra y er for this Day" by Nathaniel Benson, read by Mrs. Carlton; "O Valiant Hearts" sung9 by Mrs. Simpson; sincere thought-a fully wordad prayars offered by P Mr. Neville Jones and Mr. Albert 0 Bail; a talk by Mr. McCaxtnay on1 Sail On, O Ship of State' in S' which he alluded to the servicea on Sept. 3, 1939, when the meet- 0 ing was brokan up so that ahl might bear the King's Caîl to WarE coming over the radio, and since ti then the five Saptember services, 1ý 1940-1944, beld in answer to the d King's summons to his subjects to pray to God for heip in the nation's time of trouble, and now,9 1945-Thanksgiving! p England has ber Poat Laureate to speak for her in the time of ber SI deep griefs and joys and The CoveP bas its Cantor to fulfil a similar ir office, and here is the offering di at this time of deep emotion. gi Let There Be Light aý Peace! We look upon thy lovelysi face n Timidly, wbile stili the tears, hi Wrung by those woeful war-torn F: years, bi Glisten in tby light of Grace. Mrs. T. Hamilton Mns. J. Mobun Dance at Armouries Previously $ 10.00 50.00 5.00 65.00 --$ 1.00 $ 1.00 $ 96.65 $ 652.00 Aci<nowledged --------9,219.69 $9,87 1.69 This compietas the canvass, if there are any arnors or omissions wili you kindly communicate witb Jos. O'Neii, Prasidant, or R. J. Diling, Treasurer. Obituary Beatrice Eileen CrYderman A vax'y wida circle o! friands o! this district and Toronto were sbocked to laarn o! the suddar passing o! Beatrica Eilaan Cry- darman, Rag.N., who died at the home o! bar mothar, King St., Bowmanvilla, August 16, 1945. Ill but 'a day and a bai!, Miss Cry- denman was in han 38th year. Born in Cartwright, daughtax' o! the late Arthur' Cryderman and MVrs. Cryderman, Beatrice enter- ed the nur'sing profession, gradu- ating at Toronto Genaral Hospital in 1930. She latex' took a post- graduate course in Public Heath it Toronto University, and aftex' prîvata practice joinad the staff of the Public Henlth Dapax'tment, Toronto, whare sha served until sa suddenly called. Sha was aiso a mambar o! the Victorian Ondex' of Nurses. Beloved by ail who knew bar, Beatrica Crydarman gave bar an- tire lifa to the service o! othars with wbola-hated davotion to Luty. Sha wns a noble charactar vho gnacad a noble profession, vas the opinion heard among the 1x'eat numben who gathered to pay last respects to han mamox'y Davoted to !amily and church sh was a mambar o! Trinity United Cburch, Bowmanvilie, and in Toronto attandad Old St. An- x'ew's United Chunch, the con- grgation o! which held bar in affection ns a noble Christian and 3incera adherent. To mourn han passing thara ne- main to treasure ber memory, 1er mothen, thnee sistars, Helen, Frances and Win.nifx'ed and one rother, Byron. The funerai was held fnom the lmily home, Saturday, August 8, with bar pastox', lev. J. E. Cxiffitb of!iciating in the last sad *tes, for intarmant in Bowmnn- ille Camateny. The palîbearers xare lifalong friands, Lawrie rydarman, Ray Dilling, E. Smith erguson, Harx'y Cryderman, iance Dilling and Clare Ailin. The grat wealth o! floral ikens includad wx'eaths !rom the lass o! 1930, Toronto Genaral ospital, Toronto General Hos- itai Alumnae, Parkdnle Nurses ,ssociation, Department o! Pub- icHealth, Public Haalth Nurses Usociation, Northumberland and urhàm Bar Association, Park- tale Neigbbonhood Workars' As- ociation and many othars. Miss Joan Greenfield is houi- aying at Penatang as guest o! âr. and Mrs. Stuart Bartlett, To- *nto. Miss Eria Gray, Toronto, visit- d ber uncle, Mx'. Clarence Os- orne, and bar grandmother, Mrs. 'Vexett L. Osborne. Be thina own palace, or the void's thy jaii.-Geonge Herbent. Tha wonship most acceptable to zod, comas fnom a tbnnkful and îaanrfui haart.-Plutarch. fa] i nit vil Cr Fe tcl CL Hc pit As lie As Du da soc b1 ci '~5E8557 wvammaamq nmq. UA~I f ________________ - Mrs. Layman Bowmanville is to have the pleasure and honor o! a visit from Col. Arch. Layman, naw chie! Sacretary fox' Canada, for the Sal- vation Ax'my, and Mx's. Layman, on Fxiday, Aug. 31, whan the Colonel wilha guast speaker at the Rotar'y Club. This wilha the opening o! the local driva in the National Home Front Appeal when the campaign aims to maise $1,500,000 across Canada to carry on the philanthropic and humani- tarian work o! the Salvation Local citizens wîll have more than a passing interest in Col. and Mrs. Layman as she' is a native of Bowmanville. A sketch of their careers follows: It was the earnestness of the Salvationists in the Corps at Kingsville, Ont., Canada, that at- tracted young Arch Layman to the organization. Not long after- wards, he was converted and be- came a Soldier of the Corps, and within a year had entered The Salvation Army Training Garri- son in Toronto, where he was a member of the last session of cadets (in Canada) to be com- missioned by the then Command- er Evangelmne Booth. This was in 1904. Corps appointments, with two interruptions on Divi- sional Headquarters, followed for a number of years, including,i Feversham, Hamilton 1, New-1 market, Brampton, Niagara Falls, Chatham, Lindsay, Midland, Galt,1 Windsor, London 1, and Montreal.1 During this Urne he was promotedr to the ranks of Ensign and Adjut-z ant. A year and a haif as Divisional1 Y o u n g People's Secretarý; in Montreal preceded his appoint-a ment as Divisional Commander( Col. Arch Layman fox' the Ottawa Division in 1921. LLater ha was Divisional Comn Êmander for the British Columbia Division. This was bis last charge in Canada, pnior to bis transfex to the U.S.A. Western Tarx'itox'y in 1928, and appointmant as Divi- sional Commander fox' the Ha- waiian Islands Division. In 1931, ha was salactad for the ipratPosition o! Men's Social Service Secretany for the Western Tarritony, which also includes oversight o! the Prison and Fam- iiy Welfax'e Wonk. In April, 1932, the additional responsibility o! the Px'opex'ty Dapartment was placed undan bis supervision. Ahthough it might ha difficult to alicit any personal facts fron the Colonel himsaif, it is in the gananal opinion o! ail that ha ha: remankabia facuity for' work anc onganization. Not oniy is he spiritual, but ha possesses busi- ness and axecutiva ability, to- gathar witb indomitabla enex'gy. Colonel Layman was manriac in 1909 to Ensign Editb Meader, daughter o! the lata Mx'. and Mrs. Henry M a a d a r, Bowmanvihllc Mrs. Layman was a successful Field Officar bafore bar marriage. 'Among othar appointments, sbe opened the work at Cobalt,a famous silvex' mining centra in Northenn Ontario. Sha also ra- opanad the Corps at Sault Ste. Marie, Micb. Colonel and Mrs. Lnyman have three childran, o! whom a daugh. tex', Marion, is Mx's. Captain Ken- netb Anderson, Glendala, Cal., and two sons, Donald, Lieut. U.S. Armny; Arch, Captain, U.S. Ax'my Air Corps. Both Colonel and Mx's. Laymn are mambers o! the Long Service Orden. County He ,alth Unit Plan To Start Work by Sept. lst 1Organization o! the Northum-r wili include scbool nur'sing, and bexland and Durham Counties nur'sing supervision, in co-opera- Health Unit is procaeding, undar tion with privata physicians, o! tha Health Committea o! the matarnîty patients, babies, pre- Countias Council, Wardan C. R. schooi chiidx'an, crippied cbildran, Carvetb, Chairman, and W. E. tuherculosis cases and contacts, Barr, Assistant Countias' Clark, demonstration o! nur'sing pro- Sacx'atax'y. It is announced that caduras in tha home in casas o! operation o! the unit wiil begin, acute iiiness, assistance with im- to some extant, on Septembar 1, munization clinics, etc. althougb only part o! the staff Threa sanitnny inspectons will will ha x'aady at that time. ha appointad, fox' the two coun- Dr'. C. W. MacCbarlas, D.P.H.,' tias. Ail appointmants for these 1 Madicai Officar in charge o! the and other positions on the staff unit, is to ha bere Sept. 1, or short- must meat certain requirements ini ly thex'eafter. Dr. MacChax'las, onder to hava the approvai o! the pravious to the war, was angagad Ontario Dapartment o! Health. in privata practice in Winnipeg and was a teacher on the !aculty o! Medicine, University o! Mani- William Steele New i toba. Ha bas bnd a course in pub- Manager Walker Store lic haaltb at the University o! To-____ ronto, and fox' the past fiva yaars Mr'. John Irwîn who bas hean bas been on active service with the Canadian Navy, from whicb manager o! the Walkex' StoreE ha is heing raieased to take this hara for the past four years basr position. nesigned and moved to Toronto Heannd bis assistant, to ha ap- whera ha intends to open bis 0w-n pointad soon, wii have responsi- rtora at 1091 Danforth Ave. hility fox' the health work as a Habshnsucddhrey whole in the two counties, includ- Hehsbn ucddhr y ing the control o! commuicable Mr'. Wm. Steale who bas batrn as-s diseases, inspection o! watar and sistant manager o! J. H. Gould miik supplias, sanitation, etc., and, Ltd., St. Thomas, which store was in co-oparation w i t h privata operatad by the Wniker Stores. physicians, the funthanance o! pre- Pravious to this Mx'. Steele bnd ventîve mensuras and the pro- spent 9 yenrs at their head office motion o! the heaith o! the people in Toronto in the lingerie, iin-t as a whoie. ventony and stocktaking aiepnrt- Four public bealth nurses bava ments. His duties hava takens alneady been appointed, to a staff him to the 42 Walkex' Stores in that wili evantually includa 13, the various parts o! Ontario, soa six to ha placed in Durham Coun- ha bas bad considerabia axpani-a ty and sevan in Northumber'land once in merchandising and shouldt County, aach nurse to have a dist- ha wall qualifiad in catering to thea rict o! from tbrae to five thou- wants o! the people in thîs dist- i snnd people, dependîng on ronds rict xequiring dry goods, ladies'a and density o! population. Ench raady-to-waar and home furnish- j o! the nuirses wili live in ber dist- ings. The local store bas racantlyp rict, and work from an office in bean x'anovatad and complateiy t a centre witbin ber district. Miss modennizad and with one o! the Louise Steele, supenvisor o! pub- lnrgest stocks it bas aven carried lic baalth nursing, bas arrivad sbouid ha a popular place to shop. within the countias and is making Mn. Steala is n native o! To- r praparations. Other nurses who ronto, is marriad, bas two child- s wiil arrive soon are Miss qwyneth ren, a son 3 years, and a daugh-M Waller, fx'om Orillia, Miss Gladys tan 6 montbs old. His favorite t Aylswonth, Hamilton, and Miss sports are football and spninting.e Marguerite Langdon, Lakesida. lt Ha is n mamber o! the United r is expected that Miss Lana Tay- Cburcb. Ha axprassad himselfb lor, at present employad by the as greatly pieasad with the friand- s town o! Bowmanvilie as public ly naception ha bas alrendy ne- p heaith nurse, wili become part o! ceivad !romn citizans, but would ti the staff o! the unit stnrting Sep- feal much more at home if ha tamber 1. could secura a bouse so that ha Jt The work o! the nursing staff could hning bis family to town. t Red Cross Canvass Goes Over Objectivek he ereay avto BD WMAN VILLE. ON THE- BEACHIRealize ___ -$.0e Scetr al vto e Nearly $10,00filid ---------------------- Bank of Montreal$235 Mrs. Edith Ormiston ----- $ 15.00 Miss Helen Cox --------- 3.00 Mrs. E. Sexsmith -------- 25.00 E. R. Taylor - ----------- 10.00 H. Rundia ----------------- 5.00 $ 58.00 Bank of Commerce John MacKay Company --- $100.00 C. M. Carruthars------------ 10.00 Lillian Aungax'--- --------- 10.00 G. A. Corden --- - ---------- 2.*00 Miss Muriel McDonald --- 2.00 $124.00 1 Vic Goodman Foundmo Dea a_'apyalyWh y Citizens Should Support Miller, barber, and George (Pop) C n d a e i n C r i a Sharpe, garage machanic, wbo n d( ei n C r i a motored out of town Sunday look- Just about the most importanti More Soldiers Home ing for flora and fauna (nothing community avent to be beld in1 During Past Week personal in this) stopped on the Bowmanvilla for many years is ____ sideroad just south of the Sth con-I cession and east of the Manvars the Faix' and Carnival to be stag-1 The troopship Duchess of Rich- Road, known as Happy Valley, ed under auspices of the local' mond, which arrived at Quebec and found a man apparentlY bx'anch of the Canada ein last week-end brought some 2,000 asleap. But on investigation- it No. 178. It is to he held on the sriepronlfo nln was found hae was dead. Police Public School grounds, Wednes- and of many raporting to M.D. 3, were immadiately notifiad and day avaning, August 29. The pub- the namnes of four local men ap- Constable Pollard, OP.P., aftar lic are urged to close shop, lay pear. investigating. learned that the de- aside shovel, boa and pitchfork Clearing for Bowmanville were ceased was Victor Goodman Of and foregather at 7:30 p.m. fox' a Pte. J. C. Quînsey, L-Bdr. Edward North Osbawa. gala avanîng at the conclusion of L. Bird and Pte. Gordon Richards. Facts gatbered latex' by Con- whicb tickets will be drawn for Dastined for Newcastle was CpI. stable Pollard ravealed that Good- the very handsome main prizes. S. P. Hanley. These names were man bad hitcbad up horse and These are a Luxux'y Liner Dodge found in the officiai lists issued democrat fox' a visit with relatives Coupe and a pony, harness and f r o mn military headquarters. near Haydon. Apparantly ovax'- cart. Tickets will be sold on the Again the entire community is come by the beat of the day he grounds ail during the fun and glad to waicoma home men wbo had turnad off on to the sidaroad, frolic among bootbs. have sarved ahroad. unhitchad the horse and climbed Why is this an important event? back into the vahicle to rast. It will ba racalled that most car- Dr. E. W. Sisson Wins There hae was found with life ex-I nivals of this character have been w Ch m inhp tinct. Ha had left bis home I el to raisa money for charitable Thux'sday and toid his bouse- purposes, a service that bas bean At Gladiolus Shows keepar ha would ha away two or of bigh benefit. But in the Lagion thrae days. Carnival, the quality of service The Market Hall, Peterboro, 1. Called by police, the coroner, rests upon a broader spbex'e. It is was a riot o! color when the East- - Dx'. McArtbur, Blackstock, pro- the service of men and woman o! arn Ontario Gladiolus Society ýa nounced d e a t h due to naturai thea axmed services who bave stagad their third annual exhibi- ae causes, prohably tbrombosis. Tha braved death, wounds and priva- tion Wadnasday, Aug. 15. Ex- .0 horsa wban unhitchad made its tion to sacure libartias which hibitors wera attracted from al ~way to the farm o! Harold Aluin make thesa vax'y avents possible. parts of Ontario. -wbo immadiataly institutad an- So on this basîs alona thare is Dr. E. W. Sisson o! Bowman- -quiries as to ownership witbout avex'y reason to expecý' fullast villa racaived the Sociaty's Award rasuits. The daceasad was a public support. o! Merit for a lovely seedling, ,e widowar, bis wifa baving died 15 Tha Legion was founded by the which requiras 80 points, and is il years ago. men who fought in World Wax' I, judgad by a class of five seediing n and now thosa who fought in judgas. Dr. Sisson also won the ýsWox'ld War II, are joining theix' Outboard Marine tx'ophy for the t- Local Airman VisitS comradas in the Lagion. The rea- hast spike in the show, and the 4 Grave of Cpi. F. Mutton son fox' raising f unds is to build -Eaton trophy for most points in e * club rooms whare ail these com- show. d In ruolland Cemetery radas in arms may foragathar, Set up in the hall was a display where plans are discussad for a with a backgr'ound o! maple It It was on Octohar 19, 1944, that better Canada, where those who leaves and dx'aped in tha colors as *The Statesman reportad officiai naed assistance will have back of a trihute to those who bave given *naws that L-Cpl. Freddia Mutton, tham the weight of comhined their lives. There were almost ýsf resolutions. In many other centreas 300 entrias. dson of Mr'. and Mrs. Charles Mut-1 tha Lagion bas been given support Besides winning the Grand eton, Bowmanvila, was reporta I from public spîx'îtad men with Champion Seedling a n d Grand missng n ation Laer is-privata funds. The support hera Champion Spike, Dx'. Sisson won -patchas disciosed that ha was kili- is one that rests upon public ap- saveral other prizes. E. A. Sum- ad in action fighting against the peal. mars, Bow manville, and J. H. ~ Grmas. owonl yateray, Tharafora, it is hopad that hotb JOse Newcastle, also wara award- F0 LeRoy Br o wn, R.C.AJ. -, the waather for August 29, and ad savarai prizes. S.Orono, recently returnad. from the public generally will rally to Since writing the aboya report ovarseas, cale o te d tot a causa that will survive thx'ough we learo that at the Oshawa tell of bis visit to the grava of the yaars, wl ha a vital force in Gladiolus Society exhibition in Ha iscosa htFrdi a the presarvation of peaca, will Oshawa on Satux'day, Dr. Sisson Le hpen ivan a mihitarfun aad hold in high honor al wo have made anothex' dean-up in prizes be was buried wit savaneta Can- fougbt and died, axtend comfort and was awardad the Society's - adiansod it ers n aohu Cn t those survving and ha a con- Chalaenge Cup with 52 points; Mx. cau'carodiatrutinan, olncri tinuing force !or good in the an- Storey, runner Up, gatting 34 Te gaa aaba elkp tira community. So let us ahi points. Other prize winners from The gaveshavebee wa 50ep meat among the booths, shaka this section ware E. A. Summars, ehy native Hollanders who o hands with the soldiars x'acantly Perecy Gx'aenfield, J. C. Samis, -much to thesa brava Canadians.rtundadshîotutite Bowmanville, and J. H. Jose, f Fresh flowaxs are placad fre- rtre n hl u ni h qunty ovax' the gravs and F0 slI out. Newcastle. Brown pickad one which ha now *treasures. Ha tells that thase gravas are but tamporary and that latex' thase R t r R v e s C r i a falln Canadians wil haramovad to permanent intarmant in ground officially dasignatad Canadian tax'ritox'y and tha gravas kapt in Begins Current Year's Plans possible. Bafora anlisting F0 Brown was Prasident Cy Shemon, at Fi- musicfux'nshad by the Veterans' an honox' graduata of the Ontario day's Rotary Club luncheon in the Oshawa Klties. Agricultural Collage and wbila Balmoral Hotel, found himsahf in Thle clotbing scheme, w i t h ovarseas was a mamber o! the the happy position of haing privi- whic:h the joint Rotary-Lions 4-10 Mosquito Night Fightar lagad to announca that this yeaxs committea deait, is a plani to Squadx'on. Ha tells also of having Rotary Carnivai topped ail pre- gather 10 million pounds of cloth- mat on duty, Lieut. NIS Mary vious records in attendanca and ing to ha forwax'ded to the ili-ciad Mutton, daughter of Mn. and Mx's. net px'ocaads. The net touchas populace of Europe, including 30 Nail Mutton, wbo bas bean over- the $6,000.00 mark and is an million children. It is a national seas sinca August 24, 1944. augux'y for incx'aasad activities in undartaking sponsorad by the social service and sick chiidran's Canadian Unitad Ailied Relief 'work for the currant yaar. Thare Fund and collection will take Strange fish Caught was no formal speaker for the day place across Canada batwaen Oc- and President Cy diractad atten- tober 1 and 20th. The local sar- By Local Nimirods tion to two main considerations vice clubs are sponsoring the of the meeting. First a ganaral driva in this district. Calling Rîplay and Andy Clark. review o! cannival resuits and Arrangements were made for Believe it or not, four local fish- second the joint interest o! hoth cars to take the local Boy Scouts erman caught a sword-!ish hast Rotary and Lions Clubs in the to Geneva Park, Saturday, and waek and brougbt it home to presant Clothing Di sp er sa h cali for tbem again on Sunday. show astonishad townsmen. Tak- Schame. Announcamant was made that Lt. ing annuai holidays, H u b e r t Among the guesis wera Charles Coi. Arch Layman, new Secratax'y Stacey and son John, with Davie Carter, Jr., Prasident o! the Lions for Canada for the Salvation Alldread and Lorna Kallatt, went Club and Andy Thompson, Lions Army, wouid address the club on to West Lake, soutb of Bloom- Past Prasident and mentor o! the August 31, in connaction with the field, Prince Edward County, tak- Rotar'y Junior Basabaîl Taam, and Home Front Appeal of the Salva- ing hooks, uines and sinkers, hope- Lion Jack Cola wbo as -head tabla tion Army. Ha wili be accom- iui of catching a bass on two. invitees, joined the Rotary comn- panîed hy Mx's. Layman (nee Rowing a boat over daep water mittea after the luncheon for dis- Edith Meader) native o! Bow- tbey wére astounded whan soma cussion o! the clotbing sceme. mnanvilla. marina specimen, sacux'aly hook- Othar guests wara George Pingle, ad, fought back with the vicious- Ottawa Alderman and Kiwanîan, nass o! a barracuda and the tan- Rotarian Billy Wickatt, M.Bsc.: ENGAGEM ENTS acity o! a politician. Wben final- Sauit Ste Maria, and Charles and ____ ly yanked into the boat thera was Gilbert Mcllvaen, sons of Rotarian Mx'. and Mrs. A. E. Dudley, a scramble to escape sharp taeth F. O. MchIvean, home fx'om Bowmanville, announce the an- and a sarratad snout. Clippad Quen's University and military gagement o! thair y o ung es t with a clava in the briskat it was service, respectivaly, and Vernon daughtar, Marian Alberta, to John subdued, haulad to shore, mea- Rowa, Whitby Rotarian. Benson Kîlpatrick, son o! Mr'. and sured. The fish provad to ha 48" long, Introduced in vax'y flattering Mrs. W. E. Kilpatrick, Belleville. weighed ovar 10 lbs. and had a ternms by George James, Mx'. The marriage will take place bill o! 12" notcbed ike a saw. Pingle fait that they may bave quietly, early in September. 34-1 Thee was spculation. Was it a been inspird by the fact that ha ____ -yb Idpke-r_ a swodfib c mahad ust rnew ed bhis su cxi ti on M'. a d Mr. E. S a d n R. J. Dilling Canadian Lagion ------$ Lions; Club - ---------- - Chapal-on-the-Hili ------- NI il C %, g p be Am-fi