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TEURDÂYJUNE29;1950?HECANA!ÂN~TÂ?~MA~ EOTKNTTXI EPATi DO'TMISS THE FUN.NE FEATURES8 AT- LIONS. CARN A "lCORKY" says " I ENJOY GOOD FOOD PROPERLY PREPARED NICELY SERVED IN COWAN'S RESTAURANT." It's Good Hlungry as a Bear! "CORKY" WILL USE OUR LIONS FOOD AT CARNI VAL Try Our Golden Duck Cigars - Cigarettes- - Ice Cream Cowan's Restaurant King Si. E. Do wianville, Ont. BOWMA NYILLE Lions Carnival Here on Saiurday Plan ft- Have Eighteen ]Dooths For those who like to takce a chance, there wiil be numerous Faily RUnin games of skill for young andold, ____ for others, bingo; but everybady Brooks - Langmaid Picale will have plenty oppotuity to eat hotdogs and homecokn" at On Saturday afternoon,, June the Lions Carnivai, , Saturday, 17, the annual Brooks - Langmaid July lst According ta Jack Cale, substi- Reunian Picnic was held at the tuting for Carnival Manager Deac home of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. (Herb.) Goddard wha is attending Brooks, R. R. 4, Bowmanviile. a Lions Convention in Graven- Sixty-five members of the con- hurst with President-elect Nelson nection attended. Owing ta the Osborne, the Carnival will begin unseasanabiy cool weather the at 7 p.m. and feature-"Corky, the piencfC supper Was served in the Human Polar Bear". large warmn kitchen,-other than There will be-17-baoths'set up on the lawn as planned, but it and run by Lions, and according was none the less enjoyed by ail. ta information received, the Osh- At the close of the supper, Dr. awa Shriners will operite an .l8th George Werry, Oshawa, Presi- boath. . dent 1, called the company ta ord- There will be no admission er, anid conducted a short business charge ta the Carnival grounds. meeting. A hearty vote of thanks At the close of the Carnival was tendered1 Mr. and-Mrs. Brooks somneone wfil be overjoyed to win for generously opening their loy- the Pontiac coach. Trickets are ely home;, and for their -graciaus stili available. hospitality. A programi of sports Further information from the was carried out, on the lawn, Bowmanville Lions Club, has many carrying home prizes. Mus- Newcastle Lions piaying hast ta ic, friendly chatting and general Bowmanville in a bail gamfe ta visiting concluded, a very happy be heid Wednesday July 5. occasion. LIONS DO WMAN VILLE HIOR SCHOOL GROUNDS Satum..rday, July lut (in Case of Rain Carnivaf WiIl Be Held Wednesday, July 5th) FEATURING AT 7,-PoM. "'CORKY" The -Humant Polar DBear A DARING AQUATIC ACROBATICý ACT Free Attendance Prizes iven Away Detween 7 a'nd 8. puma LUCKY TICKRET- DRAW FOR 1950ý PONTIAC COACH WILL ENUE AT TIRE CONCLUSION 0F THE EVEING'S ACTIVITIES NEW CARNI VAL ATTRACTIONS Goodyear Honore Several Employees With Service Pins Six Goodyear employees were honoured recently by the Camp- any. According ta the "Wingfoot Clan", the Bowmanville piant's house organ, Lamne Kerr - and Frank Williams received 20-year service pins; Dick Patfield, Ken Luxton, Arnold Damant and Vic- tor Jeffrey, received 15-year pins. Lamne Kerr came ta Goodlyear in 1929 and except for an absence af approximateiy one yeam, hasJ had continuous service., Frank Williams, born in Broms- grave, England, came to Goodyear in 1913. He spent four and a hall years in the army during the fimst Wold Wam befome returning ta Goodyear ýin 1919. Duing the '20s he lef t Goodyear for Genemai Motors, but returned ta the Bow- man.ville pl.ant in 1930. He has had continuous service ever since. 0f the 15-year employees, Dick Patfield was born in Montreal. He hired with Goodyear in 1935 and except for a five-year hitch in the army, he has been with the Company ever since. .Ken LLuaxton received bis 15- year pin from Superintendent R. Watt on May 23, 1950. Ken first himed with Goodyear June 16, 1927. He left the Company in 1929 only ta return in 1935 ta carry on his continuous service. Arnold V. Damant and Victor Jeffmey weme bath presented with a 15-year pin recently. The form- er was barn in Richmond. Que- bec. and worked for the C.N.R. before hiring on at Goodyear, January 17. 1935. Arnold served for 5 years during the last war. Victor Jeffrey is a Bowman- ville boy. Joining the Company in 1934 he bas had continuous ser- vice, except for a period when iGoodyear was forced ta lay off some af its womkems. "CORKY" ' .says ATTEND THE LIONS CARNIVAL "PITTSBURGH PAINTS Are Besi by Test" pA;iNT U P NOW "IT MAY BE LATER THAN YOU THINK" FLOOR WAX AND POLISH J. H. Abernetky Paints and Wallpapers J85 Ring Si. W. Bowmanville Phone 431 LEARN TO PLAY THE NEW- GAME "WRITE - A - QUESTION"I it's Fun l's Educational ,CORKY"says WHILE I SWIM- I CAN HAVE MY CLOTHES WASHED, RINSED, DRIED!"i A Wash the Gahaoday Wary 1 with the PEER of A LL wcishing mochlr,., THE CONVERTIBLE 1 LIONS CAJRNI VAL SATURDAY, JULY 1ST "Corky" Uses The GAINADAT Convertible ]FtOM: - THE RADIO SHOP ,NORTHERN ELECTRIC RADIOS THE RADIO SHOP ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS THE RADIO SHOP LATEST RECORDS and Rord Players THE RADIO SHOP The PROCEEDS FOR LIONS COMMUNITY WORK 38 Ring St. E. oke thé dnadg.ryect .f.wesh- dey with the.filck of a swltch en a Goimodoy Converflbl ..Moite wash.doy o wah- HOURI Only th. Goinodoy Convertible ho. the OVERFLOW RINSE... Dfrt ean't, gel h.ek INTO -1h. cloîhes! .. . l t o ce WHITER front o Golnedoy NO WRJNGEI *eWoer is "spun out" by relolng clothes tub et higi. speed ... Clolhes or* "fluffy dry"' hem o Oeinadoy "Spin Dry", Seves procious HOT1 WATER! .-uses .nly S @allons fer TERMS IF DESIRED THE GAINADAY CONVERTIBLE $28950) Rubber mounted for silence and long life- Smooth - al. over plastic agitatori Inside- out washing action! Eight pounds of DRY clothes at a wasli! Lustrous. porcelam enamnel inside and outl.! It's VIBRATION.- FREEI TWO WASHERS IN ON[ 11 Moke your Goinaoy Con- vertiblib Wather imb Dishwasherl *Your Nortit.rn Electrii Dealer hum the spec il of-, tmchm.nt. WASHES - RINSES - DRIESI1 48 piocos of siIv.rwov. 32 pleces of chinaware 12 glasss. .. 0 Uses *nîy six quarts of waterI Louds from the top! ... Even washes pots and pont, cdean and pleantn ta handîs for scouring if noc.ssary. Dishwoshar $79.7'5 AHochmeug Radio Shop Bowmanville Phono 573 ( >1Il DIGGIERAND DETTER JUNE 29-, b