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-- - -- - -- . ~.? ~IIWg.frAtiypytY w [,HLTrIAY, MAY 30th, 1946 TECKDA TT~LLD'T i.~vjAaw,~~ ELEOED PEBIDNT Bwmanlîîescoe Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Brown and family, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Sisson and Miss Gwen Dean, Oshawa, with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dean.-Miss Audrey Latremouille and Mrs. Arthur Berry, Toronto, Miss Vel- ma Balson, Brooklin, Miss Daphne Burketon iSpring Coats Avis, Toronto, and Mr. Jack Car- try, Ajax, with Mr. and Mrs. John Carter. We ail extend a very hearty Welcome Home to Ross Aldred, who arrived last week. Sunday visitors of Aldred's were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Neale, Norma and Bub- bles, Toronto, Mr. Egbert Aldred, Clare, Harold, Beulah, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Hilt Simpson, Port. Price 2Clearance <77 k Wojnen's and Children' s Spring Coats Our entire skok of Women's and Children 's Spring Coats have been reduced to 1/2 price for a quick clearance. Be here early for the best selectioxi. Zt/dMae4 Sà4, oitd Phone 451 THE MODE8RN STORE Bowmanville The Ever Popular Saddle Oxford, brown and white Enniskillen Our anniversary services, May 19 was well attended, Rev. H. Stainton, Mimico was guest speak- er and delivered challenging ad- dresses. The music rendered by the Sunday School choir ably as- sisted by St. Paui's quartette Bowmanville was well received. May 24th sports were held at the school grounds with :races for the children. In the girls' base- baîl, Tyrone defeated Maple Grove, Enniskillen defeated Ty- none. A bounteous supper was senved by the ladies of the comn- munity. The play was well given by the Audley Young People with music given by the Highlanders Band from Oshawa. Misses Hick- ey, Pontypool, also provided mus- ic. Both days were a big suc- cess for ahl concerned. Several from here attended El- dad and Burketon anniversaries. The' Sunday School and churcp service was withdrawn. on Sun- day owing to anniversary services. Visitons:>- Mrs. E. Strutt at Mr. Ed. Cains, Pontypool. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Milîs and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mills and family at Mr. Gordon Shunk's Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Werry, Anne and Eddy, Solina, at E. A. Werry's. Miss Isabelle Rahm, Hamilton, with Mr. Walter Rahm's. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pethick in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. H. Degeer and fa- mily with Mr. Bruce Ashton FOR WIDER SELECTION Casuals in Singbacks Strap Pumps - Oxfords flatterin.g new styles b Loafers for Playtime sturdy and durable easy to slip on just right for playtime HEurrachies and Moccasins sturdy and conify for beach-wear - sport Com.fies for the little feet Scampers - Bandals - Booties Monolits in Boots and Shoes sturdy and comfortable, for ail sports wear. White, wine, blue, brown, black 1 . Hampton Oshawa Yacht Club Issues Year Book The highlight featuring the l5th anniversary of the Oshawa Yacht Club is the issue of its first Year Book. This excellent, 84-page volume is just off the press in time for the 1946 officiai opening day of O.Y.C., which takes place I i r s at __________g« Mn. and Mrs. K. Caverly and - Mr. C. W. Souch visited relatives SE in Oshawa. Mn. Fred Muir, Caledonia, visit- ed Mn. and Mrs. C. Tomlinson. i The Hutchinson's visited rela- C tives at Picton on Sunday.R Mn. and Mrs. Clarence Smale, tj Toronto, visited his mother, Mrs. Ida Smale and brother, Wilfrid. Mrs. Geo. Farncomb with rel- atives in Toronto. Miss Barbara Burns, Oshawa, with the Kersey girls, while her parents were on a trip to Mon- streal. S Mn. and Mrs. Stanley Sharp, Ida, visited Mr. and Mns. N. C. eYellowlees. L Mn. and Mrs. Jack Parker, Trenton, Mich., were guests of Mr. and Mns. Frank Rogers. Miss Lenore Reynolds, Toronto, is a guest of Miss L. Reynolds. Congratulations to Mn. and Mrs. Will Wilbur who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. Rev. W. Rackham is attending confenence. A number from here attended anniversary services at Eldad on Sunday. Miss L. Reynolds, Miss M. Ka- terson, and Mrs. W. Hoskin, at- tended the W.C.T.U. convention at Newcastle on Wednesday. Miss Elena Niddeny, Toronto, with Mrs. S. G. Niddery and Mrs. R. Widdicombe. Mn. and Mrs. E. C. Southey, Miss Mary Southey, and Miss Nancy Varcoe, Bowmanville, were guests of Mn. and Mns. W. Chap- man and Miss Gladys Chapman. Miss Gwen Caverly, Toronto, at home. Miss M. Horn with hem sister Mrs. N. E. Doidge, Oshawa. A banquet for the returned ser- vice personnel of Hampton Com- munity will be held in the Sun- day School room of the church on Saturday, June 1, at 6:30 p.m., followed by a reception and pre- el Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Sorn- berger, Owen Sound, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aldred and Jessie, Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clarkson, Jean and Shirley, Little Britain, Mr. Archie Aldred, Norwood. Anniversary services were held at the church.. Sunday, May 26. In the afternoon Mr. Merle Thompson, Westmount United Church, Oshawa, spoke to the children on "Watch and Pray." Besides special music by the choir, Misses Kent Gerrow and Barbara Love, Port Perry, sang. In the evening, many of Mr. Thompson's old friends gathered to hear him. The church services were very well attended. This was the first anniversary Mr. Thompson has taken charge of since his studies in the ministry and he delighted all present. Mr. Hubert Rowe, Toronto, vis- ited his sister and family. Mrs. Florence Caughill and Mr. Anderson, Port Perry, with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacTaggart, Port Perry, with friends. W.A. had the inside of the church nicely' painted by Leon Gatchell and Sons. Mrs. Henry Trick is in Lindsay Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cochrane and family, Nestleton, and Miss Lois McMullen, Janetville, with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams. Mr. Ross Hubbard, Oshawa, with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hubbard. Mr. Howard Davey, Bowman- ville, with Mr. and Mrs. R. Da- vey. Mr. and Mrs. Russell White and baby, Toronto, Mrs. E. Shute and baby, Raglan, with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gatchell. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Moff at, Osh- awa, and Miss Betty Moff at, Pet- erboro, at their home here. Mr. Ross Hubbard, Oshawa, at home.. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parkins, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mns. W. Oke with Mr. and Mrs. B. Hub- bard. à1vlss Aileen Toms with Miss Jean McLaughlin. EDIj TE --5.,..... ZLECTED PRMMBNT 1 T.éam Defeat Hamptonl By 2-0 The windup of the sports pro- gram on Soldiers' Day, May 24, was a league football game, Hampton vs. Bowmanville, which drew a crowd of more than 300 to the High School grounds and held them although the game was almost an hour late in starting. It concluded-.just as darkness was f alling :with Bowmanville taking the game with an easy 2-0 win. Among the crowd were six old- timers, (Devitt, Slemon, Kers- lake, Vanstone, Baker and James) who played on the Bowmanville eleven during the horse and bug- gy age when their team was de- feated only once in three years' play throughout Ontario. They found the game Frîday night somnewhat draggy, due no doubt to lack of practice. There was little of the short, snappy passing to get in on goal and far too many toss-ins. Play was considered generally even throughout but Bowman- ville had the edge in shooting. Their two goals came on open shots, one direct from 50 feet out by Bathgate and the other an an- gle from left by Perfect and the Hampton goalie failed to touch either. Hampton lacked pressure and accuracy when close in sev- eral times. Teams: Bowmanville: Goal, Tice; backs, Potter and Lobb; halfbacks, Bath- gate, T. Graham, Wiseman; for- wards, Perfect, R. Graham, Bates, Knight, J. Graham. Hampton: Goal, Hindman; backs P. Cowling and Jim Reynolds; halfbacks, L. Trull, L. Broome, N. Broome; forwards, K. Petens, E. Allin, A. Randaîl, J. Cowling, B. Vivian. *In view of the fact that the la *gue games are played at various points in the district and at times when our sports reporter cannol be present it wo.uld help the game very much if league officiais could supply names of players on ail teams and the resuits of each sc that a box score could be kept up to date each week in The States- man. gramme wil commence at 2 p.m. and will include races, presenta- tion of prizes and afternoon tea served in the lounge, followed by a dance in the evening. At a recent meeting it was again resolved to hold the dinghy races to coincide with the Bow. m anville Beach Day sports where t he races terminate. Owing to the 24th having been chosen as Soldiers' Day in Bowmanville, many yachting enthusiasts here are given the choice of which I vent to take in on that day. The I .Y.C. has made extensive alter- ations at the club house to ac- commodate the great gathering expected. Particular mention -should be made of the Year Book. It is a very pretentiotis volume contain- ing many illustrations and histor- 'ical stories and other features by *competent journalists. The ad- tvertising features were to a great extent the work of Schofield V. Irwin who brought a copy along to the editor of The Statesman. At a later date we hope to carry some of the historical stories in our columns. Until educators learn to warm our hearts, our intellects will just grow colder by degrees. OSHAWA Free Parking ' Phone 1011 May 30 - 31 ON THE SAME PROGRAM "NAUGHTY NANETTE" A Musical Novelty in Technicolor Short Cartoon June lst My gai slngs! My gai swings' My gai dances! "My Gai Loves fMusic"' with Graee MjcDonald, Walter Catlett, Bob Crosby - SECOND FEATURE - 'Saddle Serenade' Featuriflg Jimmy Wakely, Lee "Lasses" White "'Riders of the Purpie Sage" Mon. - Tues. - Wed. - June 3 - 5 as an annual Opening Day Re- STARTS THURSDAY atta and Social Event. The pro-BigCob-InrdBran _____________________________ i i AND EINiW TOM ...S mai*« miv.mÏON SI MMLON SON R entation in the church auditor-1 DRWTME anRVRLSI ON ium at 8 o'clock to which ail are "The Belis FXLT NWofATON-SOR-I~E invited. Guest antists include FXLT ES CRON-SOTBGÛE apt. John James, speaker; Miss St. Marys______________________________ Ruth Hutchinson, entertainer;. and the Newcastle Male Quartette. 0 CONTACT us AT ONCE IF YOD ARE IN NEED 0OF A REFRIGERATOR 0 BELl VERY 28x45x60 ( 17 Cubic Foot -6 31 x45x66 23 Cubic Foot 32x48x74 28 Cubic Foot CHRISTIA OSHAWA - 78350 50 JS ELECTRIC & U HARDWARE BELLEV ILLE 1 May 31 - June 1 Robert Cummings - Lizabeth Scott - Don Defore in "'You Camne Along" The Gay and Tender Love Stery of Our Time MON. - TUES. - WED. June 3- 4- 5 M.G.M.'s Big Musical "«Yolanda and the Thief" Starring Fred Astaire - Lucille Bremer Frank Morgan The most daringly different- inspiringly beautiful picture ever conceived i Festive Technicolor F v n h v I ( I I ] I., I FOR BET1ER VALUES SPORTIES - CASUALS MONOLITS in the more popular styles -colours Located Opposite Garton's Bus Station AVAl LABLE FOR NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION Send what you can to your local collection centre GARNET T: OICKSON Manager of the purchasing de- partment of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company o! Canada, Lim- ited, has been elected president o! the Council of Canadian Purchas- ing Agents' Associations for the 1946-47 term. The appointment was made at the annual meeting of the Association held in Wind- sor, on -May 4th. Pý. 44J Ak f., HYDRO LAMPS at yourHYDRO OFFICE 1 Mrs. W. Thompson, Haydon, .rith Mrs. R. McNeil. Mrs. C. R. Walton, Daniel, Ron- nie and Teddy, Kingston, with Ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ste- vens. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGili and Donald, Toronto, at Mr. John Mc- Gil1's. Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Ashton and Lois, Mrs. E. C. Ashton at Mr. I. ['ravell's, Oshawa. Miss Lorraine Page, Toronto, with her mother, Mrs. E. Page. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rahm and Isabelle, with Mr. Lorne Griffin, Purple Hill. Mrs. M. Moore, Miss Kay Moore, Mvr. D. Moore with Mr. R. McNeîl. The Stengers received severa! prizes at Brooklin Fair for their Jersey cattle. Mrs. W. Whittaker, Mr. anc Mvrs. 1A. Redknapp, Newtonville, with Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Pethick. Mr. andMrs. Donald Carr, and Carolyn, Miss Gladys Beech at Mr Richard Griffin's, Union. Mis5 G ladys Beech, Port Hope, at Mr Donald Carr's. Mrs. Donald Cari and Carolyn and Miss Glady! Beech at Mr. Elmer Beech's. TrEcAJ A MMAI BOWMANVELLE - PHONE59E TOPS IN ENTERTAINMENT ELEC«TRIC