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THUSDYAUUS 9t, 95 I~U rA7A~r~. A1~K73~I¶2ILf ,~ T~.P%.W A -- . Sfl~Sf4~.~ ~TVÂVLLL V.L.LL, .JN L.iIONTARIPGEOHRE Mr. and Mrs. Aif. Jakeman are on two weeks' holidays, touring in the U. S., and also visiting Mrs. Jakeman's sister and broth- er-in-iaw at their cottage at Syd- enham. A good congregation was pres- ont at the morning service of the United Church. Rev. R. R. Nich- oison, Bowmanvile, occupied the pulpit, choosing for his subject, I'True Greatness" which was very 'ispiring. Mrs. George Carson rered a lovely solo. nmrge crowd of Orono fans atter7d1ed the field day at Ken- dal last Wednesday and enjoyed the exhibition games of hardbal and girls' softball. Orono was well represented at the Civic Holiday sports day at Npwcastleý Mrs. Sid Barrabail and family visited her parents in Roseneath. Mrs. Egerton Hancock and Mrs. Norah Wood visited Mr. and1 Mrs. Glenn Hancock and family, Warkworth. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cryderman,1 Hampton, visited Mrs. Fred Tamblyn recentiy.1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fraelick,1 Prince Albert. visited their aunt,À DEVON PEAS Max.17c MARGINE r . 43c ~ALADA TEA s 57c RomI SWUE WAFER PKCKLE 27 3 5c I u GOLD SUAL Sockee Selmon FRONTII-MI. Asparagus cne MA*RS-WHIPuD SALAD Pressing s'45C u1c JS.' 26C Plain Cotlage Cheese - Creamed Coltage Cheese Potato Salad - - - Miss Mabel Davey hast week. Mrs. Syd. Rutherford is spend- ing a few days in Fergus with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Collins. Master Paul Rutherford is spending the month of August at Sherwood Forest Camp, Butter- miik Falls, Haliburton. Peter Chellew, Taronto, who has spent the month of Juhy with the Ruth- erford family here, accompanied him. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hooey (nec Connie King) have purchascd the cottage on Church St. South, froni Mr. Rex Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Vertie Wilson and family are hoiidaying near Mid- land. The Orono School Boarcj has taken over the armories at a fee of $1.00 per annum for the pur- pose of promoting interest in in- dustrial arts. It is the feeling of the Trustee Board that Manual Training would provide greater scope of intcrest and develop- ment among the students. Mr. Anson Gilroy is on a trip ta Saskatchewan with his daugh- ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hoy. Courtice. BLENDED JUICI 2 *%nets29C Oc- 343 Tm 3 lc c,3.6ý HORSEY ORANGE JUICI f 24 3.67 48onz.- 3c< C 12 . 39 NEAT SPECIALS Swift's Premium Chubs - Braunschweiger e- Bologna Salami ,a. 43c - - - - s ILb 65( - - - - - s Ib 93c 3 E 7 E i g i q 'I i - - ea. 16C - - eaa 19C --ea. 25c Guarntee Fru1 14 M~itsI KU' & Veg('b] [4 First o* the Season - Ontario Shiro Plums - - Now in plentiful supply Attractively priced Firm Golden Yelloiv Ripe Bananas - - Ontario No. 1 New Potaloes - - Juicy Caifornia Size 100 Glpfruit - - - Nbrrop Ontario Duchess Apples - Ontario Green Pascal Celery Hearts - 6 qt. basket - - - - 59C - Prices are lower according ta size - - lb. 19C 10 lbs. 31c - - 44for 25c - s 3 lbs. 25c bunch 19c UNGRADID&Gros WANTMO W. pay bighst market priceo for. Ungradad Eggs. Se* manager for dot ails. Rg. Grading Station 0-29 Values Effective Thersday, Fridey. Saturday. Aul. ?th. Ofh & t ltb stavame CINAPmNI SWC lien DOWI T«Roms LIWM The Orono News Uns.R. E. Logan PONTYPOOL A large number of County and District L.O.L. officers attcndcd lodge at Lotus ta re-organize L. O.L. 279. Five members were advanced ta the Royal Arch De- grec and a new siate of officers elected. Bro. Wes McMahan was elected W. Master and the offi- cers will be instalied oi Wed- nesday, Sept. 5th. We are sorry to report that ex-Reeve Bert Richardson is con- fincd ta his bcd with a severe heart attack. Due ta the holiday scason in Oshawa several former residents have been seen in aur village in- chuding Mr. and Mns. Lamne Me- GihI, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Whit- mec. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lascombe, Mr. and Mns. Les Halcomb and many others. A large number attended the Deconation Service at McCrae's Cemetery on Sunday. Ponty- pool Ccmetery wil bold theirs on Sunday. August 19 at 2:30 p.m. Tobacco growers are about rcady ta start harvesting their 1951 crop. Wc hope that Jack Frost will stay away long enough ta save this crop. This industry means a lot ta this community, both ta the growers and their cm- ployces. NESTLETON Nestieton W. I. met at the home of Mrs. A. E. Sues, Caesarea, on August lst with 28 ladies and some chiidren present. It was the grandmothers' meeting, under direction of Mrs. Wilford Jack- son's group. There were 10 grandmothers present. Mrs. J. Farder was the oldest grandmoth- er and Mrs. J. Watson and Mrs. G. Proutt have the mast grand- chiidren. Thcy were given love- ly bouquets. Rail cali was "An Historical Spot I Have Visited," when severai interesting stories were told. Mrs. G. Thompson, Historical Research convener, had several interesting pieces read. Program: Readings-"Crit- ical Children" by Mrs. William Steeie; "History of Caesare " by Mrs. G. Thompson; "Grahdma was as pretty as a Dresden Doil," by Mrs. Wm. Edgeil; slo-"I wonder what Ilh be when I get big," by littie Wcndy Sues; sola, -"Grandma was a lady," by Mrs. E. A. Sues; readings-"The Party Line," by Mrs. J. Watson and "Let Grandma Help," by Mrs. G. Proutt. Mrsý Sues and group served a dainty lunch. Mrs. Da- vison moved a vote of thanks ta Mrs. Sues and the group. Ahl were given a hearty ciap for an- other enjoyabie meeting. Sep- tember meeting at Mrs. George Johns' in the evening, with Mrs. R. Davison's group in charge. Mrs. M. Emerson and Mrs. Cce- cil Wilson attended the opcning of the new hospital at Bawman- ville. Mr. and Mrs Bert Howlett, Oshawa, visited their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. L. Joblin. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Malcolm and famiiy visited Mr. and Mrs. George Kerr, Yelverton. Miss Louise Johns and Mr. Fred Johns visited Mr. and Mrs. George Johns. Miss Helen ýowers, Mr. and Mrs. L. Jobhin with Mr. and Mrs.i H. Vine.1 Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Emer-! son, Giadys and Irene attended the Davison-Cread wedding in Toronto on Friday. Mrs. Alex Tilbrook visited friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter, Nola and Judy Wallace, Port Ferry, visited Mr. and Mrs. L. Joblin. Mr. and Mrs. George Johns vis- ited friends in Madoc. Mr. and Mrs. Wiiton Cread, Barrie, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Emerson. Sorry ta report Mrs. Eli Mairs is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. George Arm- strong, Brenda and David, Havi- land, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Vine. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerson, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Emerson. Mr. and Mrs. George Kerr, Yelverton, visited their uncle. Mr. John McGiii. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jackman, Toronto. visited Mr. Frank Jack- man and Mr. Arthur Jackman. Service in the United Church Sunday morning was well at- tendcd. Marilyn Jackson and Anna Samelîs sang "In the Gard- en." Hope they wili sing again soon. Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer, Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Hermn- an Wilson visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Henry at their cottage at Chear Lake. Sympathv is extended ta Dr. and Mrs. John Weirx-, Bowýman- ville, in the passing of - Uier -in- Presents Provinci*al Cirant To Hospital President One of the important and welcome ceremonies in connection with the officiai opening of the new Memorial Hospital at Bowmanville on July 3lst is shown in the above photograph. Hon. Mackinnon Phillips, M.D., M.C., Provincial Minister of Health, is shown on the left presenting a cheque for $14,166.67 to Melville S. Dale, Chairman of the Board of the hospital. The payment is part of a provincial grant of more than $56,O00 being made on the capital investment. This grant is being matched by the federal gov- ernment. In centre of the photograph is Major the Rev. John W. Foote, V.C., Minister of Reform Institutions for Ontario who is MLA for Durham Riding. KIRBY Wc arc glad ta report that Mr. Youmans, wha is a patient in Osh- awa Hospital, is somewhat im- proved. We wish him a speedy rccovery. A ncw Halîman organ bas been installed in the church. This lovely organ is the gift of Dr. Ross Laing of Chicago, who wvas born at Kimby, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alec Lang. Wonds fail ta express' the appreciatian of the congregation for this lovely gift. A special dedication ser- vice is planned for the evening of Sept. 2nd. Wc welcomc Mn. and Mrs. L. Shankey ta the village. Mr. Ray Bryson spent the weekcnd with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Walker with Mrs. Thompson. Mns. Annie Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Bihl Wannan and Ross with Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Patterson, Port Credit. Mn. and Mns. Jim Rutherford and family attcnded the 'Hollings- worth reunion on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tebble and Jim, Hamilton, wîth the form- er's sister, Mr. and- Mrs. E. C. Cappine. Mr. Anneliffe Wannan, Toron- ta, with Mn. and Mrs. Bihl Wan- nan and called on many fmiends and relatives. Mr. and Mms. Evan Quantrill called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham. Mrs. Thompson is away on a trip ta Grand Rapids, U.S. Mn. and Mrs. George Clarke, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs, Bill Wannan. Mn. and Mns. Wm. Reid and family at their cottage. Mn. and Mms. Chas. Cooper, Kendal, visited thein daughter, Mn. and Mns. Evan Quantrill. Mn. Arnciffe Wannan, Mn. and Mns. Bihl Wannan and Ross visit- cd Mrs. Loftus Bcllamy, New- castle. Works wonders on blernishes mninor burns abrasions ch apped skin Eit-itir Cream Once tried, you'1l never be ivithout this gentie, medicated Salve! A child's scratched kocee, a xnild kitchen hurn .. .sunburn, windburn, cold sores, teen-age blemishes... are eased instantly! Even skin.spots and dry scalp respanci ta Elizabeth Ardea's Eight-Homr Cream. 1.75 Jury & LovelI Phone 778 Bom-manvillc BURKETON Mr. and Mms. A. Tompkins and Gordon. Birchchiffe; Mrs. Fred Hohmoyd, with Mn. and Mrs. A. J. Tompkins. Mr. and Mrs. H. Abbott and Murray, Mrs'. J. Gatcheli, Mr. Tommy Gatcheli, spent a fewv days in Kinmount. Mr. and Mrs. Gardon Peterson, Mrs. Peterson, Sm.. and Patricia wene in Picton with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. Knight, Miss Mary Gillard, St. Catharines, with Mr. and Mrs. A. Gillard. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclair wcre in Orillia with relatives. Fred Carter spent a few days with Robert Carter and visited Isobel Carter at Lakefield. Jim and Chenyl Rowan arc spending holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter. Mn. Walter Oke has taken aver the mail route from Mr. Bell Jolinston on R. R. 2. Mr. Accott, Nestîcton, has tak- cn aven the Janetville mail route fram Mn. Peter Gatcheil. Many are now warking at the tobacco farm of Mr. Sandy Van Dams. Mr. Frank Mansfield, Toronto, is with friends. NE WTON VILLE Sunday, August 12 is Decora- tion Day at Lakeview Cemetery. Mr. Sid Brown is having bis store front painted. t Mr. and Mrs. Carlas Smith arc hahidaying in the States. Mm. and Mrs. James Kendall and family spent the weekend in Tc- ronto. Miss Crowhurst, Port Hope, wîth hier sister, Mrs. James Day- nard. Mr. and Mrs. Earlc McEwen and Ganry, Peterborough, with hier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cccil Burley. Master Glenn Farrow lias been unden a doctor's cane with an infection of the car. Mr. and Mrs. Harmy Worrall left on Friday on a trip ta the Adi- rondacks. Mn. and Mrs. David Corbett, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson, Chicago, were guests of Mr. George Thampson and his sister, Miss Bertha, Mrs. Don Vinkle and Mrs. Han- aid Burhey spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. John Finkie, Belle- ville. Miss Joan Walkey ententained a number of hier girl friends at a binthday party Saturday after- noon. Mr. James Ncsbitt, Washing- ton. D.C.. and Miss Alice Nesbitt, Toronto, visited Miss Annie Nes- bitt. The many friends of Mms. (Rev.) H. A. Bunt will be sormy ta hear that she is in Kingston Hospital failowing an operation. Mrs. Agnes Darlington with hier daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gar- don Smith, St. Marys. Mr. George McCullough is im- pro ving. Mrs. Robent Gardon, Part Hope, xvith Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Halio- xvell. Mrs. Hattie Langstaff and Mis. Phoebe Holdaway left on Tues- day ta visit Mr. and Mrs. Allun Glover at their cottage at Fene- hon Falls. Mms. William Lane who lias been visiting lier son Harry, Phattsville, neturned on Thursday. Mn. and Mns. Raymond Bruce spent the long wcekend with fniends at Bancroft. Mrs. Howard Ormiston, Mrs. Clinton Farrow, Mms. G. W. Joncs, Mrs. Melville Joncs, Mms. Willis Joncs and Miss Fac Joncs attended the opening of the new Memonial Hospital at Bowman- ville on Tuesday. Guests from a distance attend- ing the Hahl-Milhigan wedding on Satunday included: Mr. and Mrs. Murrav Newbigging, Mn. and Mms. Stafford Hickev. Mn. and Mrs. Mervin Taylor, Toronto: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clieckle v, Ham'l.- ton: Misses Freda and Vemna Weir, Collingwood, Mr. and Mms. Wood- cock, Tweed; Mn. and Mms. Wil- bent Hancock, Mn. and Mrs. Wmn. Murphy, Mn. Arthur Turney, Pet- erborough; Mn. and Mrs. Taylor Kemnohan, Mn. and Mrs. Arnold Coulten, Minden, Mn. and Mrn:. James Taylor, Ross, Elvin and Grant Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ta vlor. Mr. and Mms. Kenneth l'hurŽston. Miss Lorraine Mill;- gan, Liindsax': Mr. and Mms. Gar- ,on Barker.-Obhawa. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Logan and Mrs. A. Elliott are holidaying at Sunni Dcil, Rice Lake. Mrs. Walter Cobbledick Is in Toronto with ber niece and ne- phew, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lantz. Mrs. Norman Riekard, Shaw's, is visiting Mrs. Jac. Dickson. Miss Edith Sherwin entertain- ed a few little girls at a party at her home on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Dianne Phasey. who, with her mother, is moving to Oshawa. A delicious tea was served and a very pleasant Urne enjoycd by ail. Dianne was pre- sentcd with a lovcly cup and saucer. Miss Blanche Tran, Markham, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex Watson. Mrs. Fred Tamblyn visited ber niece. Mrs. Lawrence Cryder- man, Bawmanville, on Sunday, at- tending a birthday party there in honor of Mrs. Tamblyn's sister, Mrs. Lena Hoidge. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cantreil and family, Mr. and Mrs. Art White and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tennant have returned from a pleasant holiday at Vîew Lake. Mrs. Alex Watson visited Mr. and Mrs. Archie Watson, Toron- ta. Betty Ann returned with her grandmother for a visit here. ing class in Kendai Sunday Schooh AT Pmaonal, it's "YES" to 4 out of 5 loan requests. Mon and wornen, married or single, phone, write or corne in today. Auto boans a specialty... bankable security, co-makers flot required. F~~CO ~OM ANY 7H M VES TO $Av VES- M ',nd FI., il1/2 SIMCOE 5T., NORTH (Over Bank of Nova Scotia> Phone: 3 - 4687 - Mr. Pauisa, YES MANager tons mode te residents et alil srrounding lewns -* Persennel Finance ternpony of Canada KENDAL Mrs. Neya Little and Alec vîsited her mother and brother, Mrs. Lang and Dr. Ross Lang, Chicago. 1Mr. and Mrs. Don Oke and family, Taronto, are holidaying with her father, Mr. Jim Hoy and Helen. Miss Darlene Cooper, New- castle, is visiting Miss Betty Mar- tineil. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stewart, Peterborough. are on vacation with her mather, Mrs. Fred Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mercer, Mrs. W. Mercer and Mrs. Ted Coathamn spent Thursday i.n To- ronto. Ailan and Dorcen Martineli, Peterborough, with their grand- mother. Mrs. Hattie Martineil. Mr. and Mrs. G. Martincîl, Kenny and Alian Martineli, took a four-day tour of Algonquin Park and other narthern points. In the park the boys were de- lighted to have the deer feed from their hands. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Low, To- ronto, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Art Low and Mrs. D. Low Sr. Congratulations ta Mr. and Mrs. Biliy Hoy on the arrivai of their baby daughter at Bowman- ville Hospital, Juiy 31. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Therteli and famihy, Mr. and Mrs. G. Mar- tincîl and Kenny attended the BldetPicnic at Cabourg on Bhogest th This year the pic- nie was held on Mrs. Thertell's birthday. Miss Margaret Jackson has returned as nurse-in- training at Civic Hospital, Ottawa, for her second year. Sympathy is extended ta Mrs. Wm. Jackson on the sudden pass- ing of her mother, Mrs. Ross, at Powassan on August lst. Mr. and Mrs. Earh Smnith, Gien- dale, Cahif.. who have been houi- daying with the Thompson fam- ily, started on their rcturn trip Thursday. Mr. and Miss Mc- Bride. Cobourg, who were also visiting, returned home on Sat- urday. Mrs. Scriver, Toronto, heid an interesting and instructive cook- NATIONWIDE CASH (REDIT! Aýnyone can apply for an ex- clusive Nationwide Cash-Credit Account. Establishes your credit et over 45 offices cset ta cost. You needn't have nor get a lan to open your account. Pay only if you use your Card to get a loan. Invaluable at home or awey Lake Shore, Clarke Mr. and Mis. Morley Allin and family visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Baskervilhe. Mr. and Mrs. W. Baskerville and family spent Tsiesday at Fen- clan Falls and Lake Chemong. Master Peter Johns with Mr. and Mrs. W. Baskervilhe. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Couch and Mrs. A. Samis, Newcastle, and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Woodhams and Marie, Toronto, spent Sunday cv- ening with Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldrcd. Mr. Ronnie Powell, Downsview with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Powell. Miss Elaine Powell is hoiiday- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cra- go. Newcastle. Mn. and Mrs. Chas. Alldred and family and Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred and family attended a family picnic at Onono Park. 1Mms. H. S. Taylor, Courtice, with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bed- win. Mr. and Mrs. Lavemne Souch. Bowmanville, visiteà Mr. and Mrs. W. Adams. Messms. Ross Adams and Bill Jaynes spent the weekend at Apsley. Mn. and Mrs. Bey. Jaynes had tea Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wade, Newton- ville. Mrs. Harold Skinner and Dom- othy. Tyrone, with Mr. and Mrs. Alf Brown. OsaamCnd WALKER STORESI CLEARANCE of SUMMER FABRICS WAFFLE PIQUE AND RIBBED PIQUE .6 Inches Wide Just the fabrie for blouses, skirts and light dresses Li colours of yellow, mauve, green and pink. Regular $1.19 yard On Sale - 79c yard FINE PRINTED OPALEEN 36 Inches Wide Lovely colourfast fabrie that will wash and washi excellent for dresses, blouses and children' s wear, in colours of pink or blue. Regular $1.15 yard On Sale - 79c yard RAYON SHEERS 3 only in 4 yard dress lengthis Regular $1.98 yard On Sale - $1.25 yard DECK CHAIR RECO VERS Three-pîece recov ers of heavy canvas in colours of r ust, blue or green. Regular $1.29 set DECK CHAIR RECO VERS Recovers with corded loops ini painted awning material. Regular $1.00 each FLY SCREENING 40 inches wide Regular 30c yard On Sale - 25c eyard PLASTIC COATED AWNING 30 inches wide Regular $1.39 yard On Sale - 79c set On Sale - 79c each On Sale - 98c yard WaL4eit Sto4a. I&mi&d "TRULY A PLEASANT PLACE TO SHOP " Phone 451 Bowmanville King St. East room on July 27. We were pleas- ed ta weicome the carload of ladies from Orono. Mrs. Scriver made a batch of quickly-made mincemeat cookies which tasted delicious. The jam tea biscuits, fish roil and wieners-in-blankets iooked very appetizîng. Prizes were given ta the hoiders of the four lucky cups. Mrs. Rolph, Mrs. Turansky, Mrs. Alvin Lowes and Mrs. C. Trebbie. The prize for, the nearest wedding anniversary went ta Mrs. G. Martineil and the. five most recent newlyweds re- ceived the jama snacks. Three smail cooking books were given. each on1e present. Ail enjoyed the dainty af¶ernoon tea, when Mrs., Stoker and Miss Katie Stewart poured tea. Let us put a nick ln the post. August lst was an ideai, sunny day. A good crowd turned out ta enjoy the sports on the Har- vey Jackson Memorial Park. The first game, between Kendal and Orono hardbail teams was closç and fast-moving with Kendal f in- aliy emerging the winner. The ladies' softball game waS be- tween Newtonviile and Orono with Newtonviile fine winning. Welcome and Newcastle hardball teams put on the third game with Newcastle caming from behind ta tie it up and finafly secured the winning run. All in aul it was a fine sports day with few inci- dents ta mar it. A large crowd also turned out in the evening ta dance ta the iiting music of Ruth Wiison's orchestra in W. Mer- cer's gaiiy decorated barn. Roy Sieep and his aides are ta be congratulated. Proceeds went to the ball team. The Want Ads help you dis- Pose of un-needed belongings, and round up for you -profitable workers. Telephone 663 for an ad writer. T1C K ET S TO EVERYWHERE Air, Rail or Steamship Consult JURY& LOVELL Bowmanville 15 King St. W. Phone 778 SALAD SPECIALS CELLO CARTONS First of the Season- Ontario Grown CANTAL DUPES m m THtTRSDAY, AUGUST Oth, 1951 TUE CANADIAN qTA'rV.qVAM- nWMA-OTM C