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-rzUAAINIST NIA'4«, BUWMAP4VILL. NTABIO ?VSA PZ 4h Rotary Club (Continued from Page One) the work arranged by way of local surveys and ln educationel details. There was also need for train- Ing more nurses as spccialists; need for central workshops ta turn out orthopaedic aida and opecial furniture; the larger training for thc extension of oc- rupational therapy. These are a few of the developing nceds ta make the work all-cm:bracing in the province. And for these pur- poses if is highly necessary that the widest information possible be extended so that the public will sustain the movement by generous aid. Nation-Wide Plans Dr. Rog-ers told that officiaIs from other provinces have stud.- Led the Ontario experience in this work and the demand is bccom-1 Low Prices 4 Cakes Woodbury Soap 30e 93e Noxzema 69c 25e Noxzema------9c 100 Bland Pilus---25c Lactogen 69c-$1.59 Corega- -------23c-39c-69c Biondex Shampoo 23e 100 A.S.A. Tabs -------- -9e Johnson's Baby Powder - --- 28c-55e Johnson's Baby Soap --- 15c Johnson's Baby 011 60c-1.10 Johnson's Baby Cream- 55e ý9eé iri/Oîý TAKE ENO#S 'FRUIT SALT' LT9 Care for Your Hair Wildroot Cream cil -- - 39c-59c-99c Vitalis - 53c-99o Vaseline Hafr Tonle 55e-950 Brylcreem 29e-49c Fitch Shampoo - 39e-Ogo. Melteway -- 2.95-4.95-9.93 Minit Curl - - $1.50 Wonder Curi __-__69e Hy-pa-cids - $20 Aiphamettes -$1.-l.85-3.50 N.C.F. Capsules 1.45-2.65-5.95 Cod Liver OUi Caps. - 98e ing insistent for its application everywhere. To show how rapidly the public has been mobilized to support the Crippled Children's work, the speaker said that 3 years ago 55 service clubs actively becked the raising of finances. Last year the number had grown to 89 and at the present some 187 organizations were 'behind the movement. Flfty percent of the funds collected were retalned for local services, auch as annual ex- amination cinies, and 50 percent went ta the central organization. Radio Supporft In conclusion the speaker gave high praise to the radio stations which have been giving froc advertising to, the movement. At the conclusion of the Easter Soal drive the radio people will hold a big rally in Maple Leaf Gardens and distribute prizes valued at $7,500. from their owni funds ta lucky- ticket holders. And tho name of every donor in Ontario, PRICE 0F COAL REDUCED!!e Me.a Effective April 121h, there will be a Reduction of 50C a Ton On ahl Sizes of Anthracite Fuel: EGG -STOVE - NUT PEA AND BUCKWHEAT Place your order now and f jîl your bin while this price is in effect. I would like ta, thank ail of my customers for thefr patronage. I hope that our service to yau in the past bas been satisfactory and if there L anyway of improvlng, P would appreclate your Information. The coal situation bas lmproved and I ami now in a position ta f11 ail orders with 100% READING ANTHRACITE COAL This coal Is Iaundered and trade marked for your protection and free tram any foreign material. TRY IT ONCE AND YOU WILL ORDER AGAIN Owen Nicholas Fuels C.N.R. Yards Phone 410 or Residence 2249 Guard Againsi Moths Larvex Spray 83e-1.29-1.98 Math Crystals, 1-lb. -. 49e Aerosai Bomba --1.69.1.9g Math Blocks i- oc-25c FIy Tox ---- 25c-45c-75c RELIEF FOR RHEUMATIC PAINS Templeton'a Capsules --- -6c.1.25.$5.00 Ruma Caps. c-1O Ruex________ $îO Adams Garlie Perles-- $1.75-$3.00 Nyal Rheumatlc Remedy î0 eBYCRE INA 25~*49< Lions Club <Continued from Page One) duced a bit of his well-known sly humor. He referred ta, the "very fiattoring sfary of his personai history which appeared in The Statesman last week." He said it was one of the reasons that would bring hlm back ta, Bow- manville some timne in the fu- ture when his work was donc, for the story as if stood, would noed only a lino or so added ta make it a first class obituary. Splendid Dinner Weil that just about gives the rounded picture of a great occas- sion. Oftcn a reporter is up against if for words and space adequately to fell the story as it should be told. This is one of those trnes. The Statesman simp-1 ly adds the community senti- ment conjointly with the Lions for Dr. Miller and bis family for1 health and success abroad. Not theo basf of the pleasures at the meeting was the grand din- ner served by the ladies of Croup 3 and 4 of Sf. Paul's United Church. They received great ap- plause when thanked by LionE Stu James. Arnold Anderson thanked the guest speaker who also received prolonged acclaim for one o! the finest addressesj heard here for many a day. Dr.E Miller leaves Friday by trans- Atlantic plane for Geneva, Switz-s erland.t DURHAM CLUB*' (Continued from Page One) and a member o! the Society fai Promotion o! Barber Shop Quar- tette- Singing in America. --- In business lufe, Mr. Linden i: engaged in Real Estate, Mortgages and Valuations from bis offices in the Confederation Life Bld'g., To- ronto, and is a representative of Arthur A. Beemer, Realtor. Ho hs a member of the Taranto Rea: Estate Board. Congratulations His connectian with Durham County came through his marri- ago with Miss Louise Hanson of Bowmanviile whose father was on the office staff of the Upper Canada Furniture Ca. Mr. and Mrs. Linden have been among the most enthusiastic members ai the Durham County Club for many yoars. The Statesman bas always faken special inferest and pride in roporfing the affairs of the Durham Caunfy Club of Toronto and xve offer sincere congratula- tions fa tho new exocufive offic- iais with whom this story is con- cerned. ATTENTION FARMlqERS TRACTORS (2 -3 PLOW) for Inimediate delivery. Orders yours now froni Harvey Parier 93 Liberty Street, South Phone 2096 before Saturday after call 2328 Also Tractor Piows, Mianure Spreaders, Wagons, Balers, Wafer Systems, etc. - ORDER TOURS NOW- r Attention has recently been di- rected ta certain dangers arising 7from the disposai of fluorescent siight tubes. > The following summary has been made available by the Ontario Department of Health and it ýs sugggested that al householders and others who may be concerned with the disposai of fluorescent liglit bulbs should bear in mind the precautions which are recommended in this summary., Fluorescent lamp tubes are eoated on the inside with a fluor- escent powder called a phosphor. This phosphor usuaily contains a Beryllium in amounts ranging from a fraction of a per cent to approximateiy four per cent. The lamps may also contain minute amounts of mercury. ln 1948 two reports were pub- lished in the United States de- scribing nodules which appeared in the skin and underlying tissues of four persons who had been eut by pieces of glass from broken fluorescent tubes. In most of these cases the original wound was slow in healing. About two months af- ter the injury, smali nodules were noticed in the injured areas. Though only four cases have so far been reported, the widespread use of fluorescent tubes contain- ing Beryllium phosphors presents a problem in the safe disposai of burned out lamps. To date, no cases of the skin condition have been reported in Canada. How- ever, it is urged that ail janitors, salvage employees, factory main- tenance men, firemen, garbage collectors, incinerator operators, refuse dumpmen, and other groups who may te associated with the disposai of burned out tubes, be warned as to the haz- ards presented. The chief hazard occuring dur- ing disposai is that of cuts from pieces of broken glass. Where large numbers of these tubes are Bell Telephone Building to Tenders have been callcd for the construction of an extension to The Bell Telephone Company's building at the corner of Church and Temperance Streets, it was announced today by F. A. Williams, Bell manager here. The extension will be made to the rear of the existing premises and will be 23 feet in depth, one storey high, without basement. It wili con- form in design and construction with the present buildings as shown here. Albert Kitchen New Provincial Police Stationed at Cobourg Seen in uniform for the first time this, week, Albert Kitchen is the new Provincial Police Of- ficer to be stationed at Cabourg. He has, been on the job the past two weeks after graduating from the recent 6-weeks' class, OPP Sehool, Toronto. Assigned 'ta the local office for fur-ther experi- ence, Constable Kitchen will assist Provincial Officers Pollard and Kowal for some time. According to provincial Han- sard, reports the estimates this year provide for 175 additional officers ta the force which is un- der-staffed. A greatly increased numjber of inotor tourists are expected- in Ontario this year and highway patrol will be strengthened. Statistics show that the numýber of highway accidents the past year between Weicome and Oshawa has practically doubled. Standing 6'4" Constable Kit- chen had previaus police experi- ence in his native Manchester, England, with the County Con- stabulary. After service in the late war he came ta Bowmanville and has been employed with the Boys Training School and the Active in athîctics he was at one time centre forward for the famous, Newcastle United Foot- b>all Team. Health Unit Warns Disposal Danger of Fluorescent Tubes WANTED FOR I PO R Rteglistered and Grade HOLSTEIN SPRINGERS PHONE 2403 WALTER FRANK 3 R.R. 5 BOWMANVILLE When completed, the addcd space will be used ta accommodate additional dial equipment and wiil be large enough ta handie the future growth of the exehange for same years ta came. The, building shauld ho roady and the oquipment in- stalled early in 1950 accarding ta presont plans. This wiil be welcomo nows ta the mare than one hundred people wha are patient]y waiting for telophone service in the Bowmanville area. being broken, a possible hazard from the inhalation of Beyllium powder and of mercury vapaur may occur. In the home, used tubes should be wrapped, intact, in paper, or placed in a cardboard tube and put in a rubbish container with- out breaking. They shouid not be disposed of in the household incinerators, or placed within the reach of children. In disposing of used tubes in industry, the fol- lowing precautions shouid bo taken: 1. Where only a few tubes are bc- ing broken, if is recammended that they be disposcd of by the fallowing methods: (a) Place the tube in a burlap bag. Immerse in a trough or shai- low tank. (Being buoyanf they wili have to be weighted) bag and contents may then bo remov- cd intact and dumped. (b) In the open air, whore the phosphor dusf and any mercury vapour will ho quickly dispcrsed, the tubes may be broken individu- ally in their cardboard jackets with a length of pipe. The opera- tor should stand ta windward, and wear goggles and heavy can- vas or leather gloves. 2 (a) Where large numbers af tubes are being broken, the lamps may be broken out of doors, in a waste disposai area. The opera- for should be supplied with, and required ta wear, a respiratory approved by the U.S. Bureau af Mines for exposure ta toxic dusts. Full protective goggles and heavy gioves should ho warn. (b) Where if is necessary to break lamps with in buildings, it should be done in an isolated room and in a hood, ta minimize the escape af dusts. Sufficient exhaust ventilation should be sup- plied ta the hood ta provido an air intake at the breathing level af at least 150 liQ2ar feet per min- ute. A grated floor under the hxood is suggosted, so thaf broken glass will drop into a happer where if can be wet down and removed. Gogglos and heavy gloves shauld ho worn. 3. No disposai by incinerafor should be dono. Where an indi- vidual is eut by pieces of the broken glass, he should, be refer- red immediately ta a doctor for breatment. The physician shouid be informed ai the nature ai the glass which caused the înjury. Local Mail Service Mail Closes Coing East 10:30 a.m. Going local Rural Routes 11:00 a.m Going Part Hope oniy 1:30 p.m. Going East and West 6:30 p.m. Going West 10:00 p.m Mail Arrives Prom East and West 8:30 ar. From West 12 noon From West 3:15 p.m. From East 8:00 p.m. Cut this schedule out and pasfe up in a handy place for reference. Application *ui t*AA4 = SC5**,J Ur ASSESSOR FOR THE Township of Clarke will be reccived by the underslgned up te 9:00 arn. o'clock of the 21si day of April 194f' The appointeo wil ho re- qu~ired ta carry ouf the pro- visions af The Assessment Acf and the salary paid wil ho $350.00. M. E. Milison, Clerk, Township af Clarke, Orono, Ontario. OBITUARY JACOB BRANCH A widely known and highly re- spected market gardener, Jacob Branch, beloved husband of the former Elizabeth Beiger, died at the family residence, Manvers Road, Darlington Township, April 8, in his 91sf year. Tht last of his family, the de- ceased, wha was a native of Eng- land, came ta Canada with his three ibrothers when a boy and had farmed very successfully on the Manvers Road, just north of Bowmanville, for 45 years. Of a quiet, home-loving nature, ho nover took an active part in civie affairs. Besides his wife he is survived -by anc son, Walter R. Branch, public relations manager of Fit- tings Limited, Oshawa. The funeral service was held at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Monday afternoon. Interment was in Bowrnanville Cemefery. Are Your TRACTOR TIRES Ready Io Work ? Have them ready to give you the maximum of service. Bring them into our Mod- ern Tractor Tire Depot to- day to be repaired. Wie are equlpped to handie the largest tractor tire in the district and all the work is done in our own shop. Make use of our speedy, guaranteed service to get the most out of your tractor tires this spring. - Cali us for complete- details. JAMlqI ESON I TIRE DEPOT 46 King St. West Phone 467 BOWMANVILLE_ Try nailing up the answer in- Iscprluce u rtt. stead of pinning down the blae.Iwifl fight pirates in thec Soutit I10W TO MAKE perfect coffee. First, buy the coffe with extra-rich and mellow flavo ... Maxwell House. Then foilow the instruc- tions on the Maxwell House container. You can't ýgo wrong, TIME TABLE CHANGES Effective SUNDAY, APRIOL 24, 1949 Full Information from Agents Canadian National Railways . 1 V AR COE'S SIX MILES WEST 0F BOWMANVILLE PHONE: OSHAWA 1141WIS HOUSEWIVES For Your Spring and Summer Needs 2-Hurner ELeciric Range- Porcelain top front panel and aven, mutomatie aven heat control, super speed$295 chromalox, 5-heat elements 2-Burner Rangele- Porcelain top and porcelain front, automatie aven heat contrai, front aven vent, $95 extra large oven, fibreglasa insuiated Royal Uprighi Drush Type Vacuum Cleaner- Price -----------$69.50 Complele Atlachmenfs- $20.50 Royal Cylinder Type Vacuum Cleaner- 5/8 h.p. moter, duai fans, compiete - $94.50 ORONO ELECTRIC WIRING - REPAIRS - FIXTURES RADIO AND APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 55Rl ORONO, ONT. 4 I Don McGregor Hardware Co. Phone 386 Bowmnanville 59 King St W. be Extended CERTIFIED HEALTH SALTS 1-1b. lin - 59C Phone O LN' RGSOEW i 695 CWIGSDU TR True 1 ... . . .- - . - will b. ini the bin for the draw. The closing thought was "Evcry Easter Seal purchased is a mes- sage of hope for some crippled child." Dr. Rogers rcceived great applause when thanked by Bill James. Vîsîtors included two Oshawa Rotarians, Ralph Scho- f ield and Cyril Roberge. Business President Howard Rundie dis- covered that the birthday flowers secured for the day were ticketed for J. Clayton who has moved to Cornwall. They' werc appropria- tely given to Past President Geo. Chase who sang a solo in the com- munity songs led by Dr. Keith Slemon. There will be no regular meet- ing Good Friday since many mem-bers will go to Stirling to take part In. inaugurating a ncw club at that point. Bailoting on the incoming directorafe resulted in the selec- tion of the following members: Walt DeGeer, Jack Eastaugh, Len Ellîott, Forbes Heyland, Frank Jamieson, Lin Mitchell and Mor- ley Vanstone. Balloting for the new President will take place at a later meeting. à RIECULAR LARGE 29s4lq m 1 1 1 1 Coing Dancing This Saturday Night? If So- Why Nol Drive Up To VARCOE'S And have the pleasure of dancing lù A TORONTO BAND We sincerely believe you'll rave about THE MUSIC 0F Jack Fowler & Ris Orchestra If you like music that truly makes you want to dance, here Ia your opportunity to i'ive yourself a treat Instead of a treatment. il PAGZ E "M CAVAIMTAV à%,&ýjLmqpm