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?RURSDAY, 14AY Sth, 1952 TI1~(~AADTA RTrI~MPt l<W7AWUT?.VE~MiA~?~ - ------ ------ ------~. '-*' .'~PAGE' PAE SVEZ W!nner af the C.o.F. quilt was 4r.C. Gatchel, Carlisle Ave. Mra. A. D. Wheeler, Brantford, Ua. guest af Mrs. E. C. Southey. Mr. John Doran, South Porcu- *ine, is visiting his daughter, Mr. end Mrs. Art Marjerrison, Flett Street. Mr. Leonard Blount, Toronto, >aed an Mr. and Mrs. E. Willatts last Wednesday an bis way ta 37ýOre's Landing. Port Hope's Red Cross cam- Paign including Hope Township, Lbtalled $5,255.69. which exceeds tts Objective by $755.69. Mrs. W. A. Wright and Nancy ý0t last week ta join her husband ln Nakina after visiting her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McAllist- er. Lawn bowlers were busy get- Ling the club house and green in tip-top shape Wednesday after- aoon in preparation for a big bowling season. .First spraying for warble flies qas been completed in Cavan and Hope Townships. Many Durham fields of fail wheat show 10 to per cent winter killing. Mrs. W. L. Rowe, Toronto, and her son, Brenton S. Rowe, La- Fayette, Indiana, visited Mrs. H. *Humphries and Mrs. W. H. Den- uem, King St., on Sunday. Rt. Rev. R. J. Pierce. Bishop of . Athabasca, will be the guest af "'ev. Warren and Mrs. Turner *Aer the weekend, while ini town ta preach at St. Johns Church. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH (ANGLICAN) Rev. Warren Turner, B.A., B.D. a &r. HOLY COMMUNION MATINS Preacher: The. Bluhop of Athabaska 7 P.M. - EVENSONG Sermon: "The.Heart of the Gospel" Pastor: Rev. F. B. Flfield TRINITY U Sundal Mrs. A. R. Wynn, Brantf bas been at Newcastle-oi- Lake this week apening up summer cottage and was in B manville Wednesday cailing friends. Deane Redknapp, 245 Car St.. Oshawa, in renewing bisà scription writes: I find Statesman most interestîng I look forward ta receivini each Friday. Counties Health Unit re] for week ending May 3 rèp eigbt cases ai German measîf! Darlington and one in NewcaE and anc case ai red measies Bowmanville. Mrs. S. L. Willis and son Rot D. Willis, boy soprano, Torci who sang in Trinity Uni Church, Sunday evening, w~ guests ai Mr. and Mrs. W. P.C bettwhie i tawn. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL PHONE 3303 Mr. and Mrs. Victor HancocI and family attended the funeral ai her mother, Mrs. Susan Graham in Toronta on April 28. Mrs. Han. cock remained ta spend a fev days witb ber aunt, Miss Richie Ail good tbings begin at home Neighborhiness begins at home Happiness begins in homes. Ca. operation begins in homes. Chris. tion Family Week emphasizîni homo lue will be observed acrosn Canada, May 11-17. Durham Caunty purchasers ai the dispersai sale ai the well known Glenarchy Guernsey berd at Richmond Hill on April 23 in- cluded Henry Pearce, Bowman- ville; A. Bedwin, Newcastle and J. E. Wilson, Garden Hill. Mr. Bert Purdy. King St. E. and*Mrs. R. Davis, Guelph, ar- rived home after spendinga month's holidays with tbeii daughters, Miss Mari orie Purd: and Miss M. Davis ai Port Wil- liam, wbo are on the teaching staff there. Mrs. Gea. S. Patterson who has been in Shanghai, China, for the past three years with her busband Dr. Patterson, arrived back in Canada this week and is naw vis- iting ber aunt, Miss Eva Hellyar and sister, Miss Harriet Bartlett, Division St. Mr. E. A. Summers was in Pet- erborough Friday attending a conference ai Agricultural Rep- resentatives fram Frontenac ta Ontario Counties ta prepare a repart an farm business for their provincial conference in Toronto the latter part ai this month. Fire, about two miles northeast ai NeWvtonville is said ta have campletely destroyed the house and contents ai Mr-. and Mrs. T. Skinner about 4:30 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. It is nat known how the fire started but it is believed i Friday - 8 pi. Y.P. Group of Oshawa - Ail Welcome - FNITED CHURC y. Mav 111h or or - - Mr ---- MOTHER'S DAY 11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship The Sacrament of Baptisni will be administered. SERMON: "The Christian Home" A Bouquet of Flowers will be given to the oldest and youngest mothers present. 12:15 p.m.- Sunday School 7:00 p.m.- An Evening Mother's Day Service SERMON: "The Marks of a Good Haine" -Special Music by the Men's Choir in - Honour of Mother. EVERYONE WELCOME Rev. B. R. Nicholson, Acting Minister. Mr. D. C. Peters, Miss Phvllis Challis, L.T.C.M., Director of Music. A.T.C..., Organist. f ;s it Il ci ir yI For the past twa and a hahf years Secretary-Manager ai tbe Port Arthur Chamber ai Com- merce, takes over bis new post ai Assistant Ontario Manager of The Canadian Chamber ai Com- merce in Toronto on May lst, il was announced here by D. L. Morreil, General Manager. Mr. Grant succeeds Herbert A. Purdy, M. Sc., who bas been temporarily acting in this post and who leaves shortly ta take up an important position with the Canadian Cham- ber in Western Canada. In the Ontario office ai the Canadian Chamber, Mr. Grant will be associated with C. Syd Matthews, Ontario Manager. Mr. Grant was born in Port Arthur 37 years ago and in 1941 married Peggy Richards af St. George, Ontario. He served four years on active service with the Can- adian Army and, when demobil- ized was adjutant at the 8th Canadian Repatriation Depot in England wîth the rank ai Captaîn. At the time ai bis appointment, Mr. Grant was president of the Port Arthur Branch ai the Can- adian Legion and is a former school trustee af the Board af Education at the Lakehead. cl the parents and five childrer were in the home at tbe time. In the accaunt af the Silver r Wedding anniversary ai Mr. and Mrs. E. Willatts, celebrated or April 12, tbe name ai Mrs. Jack -Tait, Churcb St., was unfortun- a ately omitted. Mrs. Tait, who is -the only member lef t ai the or- 0iginal bridal party besides tbe a bride and groom, assisted at the rreception by pauring tea. Its coming! Bigger, better, mare prizes, mare lovely things ta buy than ast year at the Wom- c en's Hospital Auxiliary Mammoth aBazaar, Tbursday. June 5tb, at the Lions Community Centre rfrom 2 ta 9 pari. Plan now ta r help yaur bospîtal by attending 1this enjoyable event. Hamebak- ing, candy, bride's baoth, cbihd- ren's booth and many athers. Lt.-Cal. Lyall Noble Carr, 38, Part Hope, bas been pramated ta acting colonel and named ta command the 6th Infantry Bri- gade (Reserve Farce). During the Second World War he served witb the Hastings and Prince Ed- ward Regiment in Sîcily, Itahy and Northwest Europe, being mentioned in dispatches for con- spicuaus gallantry and leader- ship. Witb 57 entries from Bowrnan- ville district competing in the Peterborough Music Festival from May 14 ta 21 it is expected many citizens from bereabouts will be apttending this annual musical function. A sperial invitation is extended toa ah music teachers ta attend an evening session on May 14 ta meet the English adjudicat- ors and discuss problems oi mut- ual interest. If you can belp take any pupils ta the festival any day in yaur car please advise any ai the local music tpachers as such belp will be greatly appreciated. On Friday evenng, May 2, a iew friends and close relatives ai Mr. and Mrs. Erie (Couch) Cour- tice gathered together and went1 in and surprised tbem, this being their l6th wedding anniversary. After a pleasant few bours visit- ing the bride and groom were asked ta take seats in the living room and aiter a few fîtting words from Gardon Moffatt, Bow- manville, a lavely chair was pre- sented ta tbem from aIl present. Eric m-ade a few remarks ai sin- cere thanks and Mrs. Courtice also expressed ber thanks. May 2 also marks the birthday af their son Archie, who is 14. Miss Audrev Sturrock. daugb-t ter ai Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stur- rock, Scugog St.,. wiIl graduatei from Oshawa General Hospital( e her Bow- gon nant sub- The an d Ig it1 port ports s in stie, ýs in )bert Dnto, Will Beautify Town A request was received from E. A. Summers, Centre St., ask- ing Council ta remove or trim a partly dead tree befare bis pro- perty. Mr. Summers saidP he wauld be happy ta replace th, removed tree with tbree yaung inaples. Council granted Mr. Summers' request and embarked upon a spirited discussion ai an overal tree-planting-plan for the entire town. "Publie Utilities are slaugbter- ing the trees," Coun. Scott told Cou ncil. He said il was "shame- Don't keep it quite MR* RETAILER Are you wondering why business isn't better? Your prices, your quality and your service may compare favorably with your competitors - but unless the buying public know about it, busi- ness, will not improve. No doubt you can prove the %advantages of dealing with you - if you cati get buyers into your store. Newspaper Ad- vertising can do this part for you. It has been proven beyond doubt that Newspaper AdverjÀsing has been a vital factor in the growth of large retail business, it is économical, gives excellent coverage and ean be readily adjusted to lit vour advertising budget. The Statesman is ready and willing at ail times to assist you in solving your advertising pro b]ems. Read each -week bjy over 15,000 prospective customers. un June 12, when graduation ceremanies wil be held for 21 nurses. The address at gradua- tion will be given by Dr. S. L. Osborne, principal af Ontario Ladies' College, Wrhitby. Miss Sturrock, tagether with Miss Gloria Hirst and Miss Ruth Car- son. Oshawa, will be represtnta- tives of the students of Oshawa General Ilaspital from June 1 ta June 6 at a Igiennial Convention of the Canadian Nurses' Associ- ation ta be held in Quebec City. Lindsay Students Plant 10,000 Trees Ganaraska Forest On Saturday, May 3rd, seeenty § tudents fram the Lindsay High * chool took a bus trip ta the Ganaraska Authority Forest in Durham County, where they planted 10,000 pine trees an the rolling sandy hilîs. The area ta be planted had been furrowed before their arrival. The stud- ents were divided into pairs, each with a pail ai trees and shovel. The pairs spread out aver the furrowed hilîs and by mid-after- noon a patential forest ai 10 acres had been created. The students were also taken an a walking tour ta see the eroded sub-marginal lands and the young forest that bas been planted in the past five years. The m-an who gives in when he is wrong is wise, but he who gives in when be is right is mar- ried. There is nothing more exas- perating than the wife who can cook and won't, except a wife who can't cook and will. Council Sits Mu what Public Utilities do to trees" and suggested they employ a qualified tree surgeon to trim or remnove trees. He recommend- ed the planting of trees six ta eight feet taîl along streets in the new sub-divisibns as well as the replacement of trees already cut. On this recommendation, Coun- cil Moved ta instruct Roads Super- intendent Albert Ruiter ta as- certain how many trees are need- ed in town, where they should be planted as well as replanted, and report back ta Council. The revlanting plan would be intro- duced next year beginning mn town and moving toward the out- skirts. During the course of committee reports, Coun. Walter DeGeer re- qluested Council ta purchase future orders of coal at places other than the Sheppard & Gill Lumber Co., Limited, of which he is manager. Chafrman Bas Dilficulty Roads and Streets Chairmani Norman Scott reported he was! having "a great deal of difficulty1 making the Roads and Streets: Superintendent calcium b a c k1 RUorin taTORCrEthrs ~.do.ndsCOMPETITIVE PRICES PLUS PERSONAL SERVICE Oruggit.SPECIAL VALUES AND REMINDERS FOR THURSDAY _____________________________ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY s Sundy ay INaY Llihiff She'1ll 1ke SHULTON'S S FriendshiPs Garden or BOXED Old Spice CHOCOLATES Toilet Water - $1.75 DeliclaUS .2 with atomizer - $2.50 rs eD u s tin g P o w d e t r e l TIum '65c Bath Salt5 - $1.65 by famoUS S Body Sachet - $1.50 eandy makers. Sets $Z.00 up Hudnut Gemey The LastiilK Git ... Perfume - $1.15, $3.75 IlAmerican BeaUtY" fludnut Gemey COMPACT Dustlng Fowder - $2.0 Taylor Boxed Sap- Made by Elgin 3 rase scented cakes in Aeia colo....bx ... $1s.25 variety ai cooflbxshapes and \. Perfume Atomizers patterns ta by DeVilbiS5.-Varlety choose f rom. of styles --- $1.25 ta $.0 $3.95 and Hughes Ladies' Hair Brushes --$1.00 UP $5-50 PropliylactiC Roll-WaVe "Stratton" English Jewelte Brush $3.95 Compacts $2.25 and $3.75 AIways a Favorite.. Parker "21" YARDLEY Pen & Pencd1 English Lavender Set 'e~ '~4 $1.75 - $2.50 - $3.50 $10.0 J Dustiig Powder with - Fui, Avril violets -/-or Laveder--$2.00 Bond Street Tollet Watermansf Water -- $2.00-$3.50 "356"9 Lotus Dustlfg e & Pencil - Pow der - -$2.5 0 le Colognes* Set Lotus, Avril Violets or $5.00 /W*kMOHERïS y~o~co~'t CA~ID MES Cologne 1.75 3. 5. Showei' Set of Cologne Extraordinaire and Sbak&r Bath Powder, $3.50 the set (Cantinued from Page One) providing 50 f t. of sewer and L'water. "We've worked bard at the park rthe hast five years and naw we fwish ta canstruct a building," Mr. Beauprie saîd. He intimated the building would be an asset ta the graovýng South Ward and stated construction would begin immed- riately. 1 Althaugh agreeing with the re- quest in principle, Council felt it could nat grant the request as stated. To do so would mean banding over for an indefinite period ai time tbe town's right ta do with that praperty as they see fit in future. Originate Parka Board O. F: Robson, Chairmnan ai Civic Committee, aiter consultation with Town Solicitor W. Ross Strike, LQ.C., suggested that a Parks LBoard be set up by Council "in order ta prateet Council, along with the ratepayers ai Bowman- ville, by always keeping the park in the tawn's bands in the event that some day tbe property be no longer desired as a park." Originally, the propertywa said ta have been leased ta the Lions Club for five years. Mr. Robson pointed out the lease was neyer sîgned and therefore neyer binding. Coun. Norman Scott rnoved necessary steps be taken ta set up a Parks Board ta deal with speciic reference ta Memorial Park for the present and that immediate action be taken. Un- der the new Board, Council ap- proved the construction ai a club bouse, subject ta the apprôval ai the Civic Committee, and tohd members ai the Association ar- rangements will be made with Public Utilities ta instaîl the re- quired sewer and water. Town Assessor Clarence Oke was appointed Weed Inspector for 1952 at a salary ai $75, succeeding Thos. Lymer, an motion af Coun. Norman Scott who intîmated such appointment should be tied* in with Roads and Streets. "If a persan bas noxiaus weeds growing tell him ta eut them," Mr. Scott said. "If he won't, send men in ta eut them and send the awner the bill." Moiher's Day Cards 5c - 10c - 15c -25c E njoy BOUQUET RED IILAC b>' LENTHÉRIC A~n exciting new fragrance experience aiwaits you wlieu you first wear Red Lilac; the scent that echoes fashiod's newest Sprinq siiodsl MdeGregor, Your Local L.D.A. Drug Store Drugs.* Phone 792 Kenneth A. Grant EVANGELISTIC CENTRE (PENTECOSTAL) Special Mother's Day Service ,SPEAKER: Evangelist Mrs. L. KLIENSTEIBER, Picton, Ontario NMW PASTOR - SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 a.m. WORSHIP 11 ar.. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE 7 p.m. ýTkAWHA by Fabergé flîrty, sunshiny new fragrance for fun... flattering, fashion-wise accessory for your Iight-hearted clothes Perfume 3. 6.50 10. Give Mother 1-lb. $1.75 - 2-lb. $3.50 Alex. We Deliver vauw-a - w PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY' streets as well as front streets." BaIl players are to provide free Mr. Scott said the Superintendent labor. bas been instructed ta do all Principal Louis Dippell's request streets on wbich taxpayers live. ta borrow 240 ItL of snow fence He also said he is presently ta enclose gardens and fence off trying ta have Liberty St. near part ai Hxgh School grounds was the hospital oiled as an experi- granted providing the snow fence ment ta stop dust rising. The ail in "the same quantity is returned used can be picked up free af in good shape wben requested by charge from garages in Bowman- the tw, ville. He said it was difficult ta Request from J. J. Cudahee, get the Town Foreman ta comply Prospect St., ta have a ditch on with his directions. Lamb's Lane deepened in order "I am flot getting co-operation ta prevent flooding was referred from the Road Superintendent," ta the Roads and Streets Com- Mr. Scott told Council. "If I don't mittee with power ta act. sbort]y, there will be a further Request was received from repart. Citizens are beginning to John Davis and others on Orchard get fed-up," he added. View Blvd. ta have street lights and a sidewalk installed. Street Communications Received lighting was referred ta, Public Request from Recreation Com- Property Committee with power mission ta have Jack Hawes ap- ta act. Sidewalks are laid under pointed ta the Commission ta Local Improvement and Council replace the departed Rev. S. R. instructed Clerk Lyle ta write Mr. Henderson was granted. Davis informing him that a proper Request from Recreation d'om- petition is necessary for such mission ta have 10 loads af light construction. soil for the infield diamond at the Letter from Tom Hleighton baîl park and some tile drainage complaining about water running for the third base line behind across bis property at the corner B.H.S. was approved by Council. af King and Queen Sts. was re- ferred to Raads and Streeta Committee with power to act. Deal Wlth BY-Lawm Council gave third reading toa by-law appointing D. M. Shay Recreation Director ai Bowman- ville for 1952, and second reading ta a by-law authorizing the bar- rowing ai $26,000 through de- bentures for Local Improvements. The issue will be for a 20-year- period at 4%' per cent Interest. Dated 2 June, 1952, the debenture issue was approved by the Dept. af Health and Planning Board. The by-law was referred ta the Municipal Board for.appraval. Coun. Wilfrid Carruthers In- farmed Council the Public Pro. perty Committee will embarlc upon an interiar decoration plan at the Town Hall this year, sort af a spring housecleaning long averdue. He said the Police Of- fice would be entirely done aver while the outer hall wauld have the walls and ceilings redane. Cost ai having the wood work and doors refinished was too great ta be undertaken this yearu Ee-Ili 1 1- 1 1. D. A. BRAND SPECIALS A.B.S. & C. Tablets, 100's, reg. 23c- 19e Astringent Mouth Wash, reg. 35c, $1.00 - 29c - 79c Boracic Acid, 8, 16-oz., reg. 30c, 45e ---- 23e - 37c Cleaning Fluid, 4, lO-oz., reg. 35e, 69e ----29c - 57e Corn Remover, reg. 35c 29e Idol-Agar, 16, 40-oz., reg. 79c, $1.59- - 67c - $1.37 Olive Oil. 4-oz., reg. 35e - --------- - - - - - - 29c Seidlitz Powders, box of 7's, reg. 29c 23c Combs Bobby or Focket 8c, 2 for 15c Cocoanui 011 Shampoo 4ad 8Boz. 27c, 39c Woodbury's Soap Special - 4 cakes 26c NonlSpi Llquid Deodorant 54c, 97c Math Killer Crysials 1I. .ad59c Tai Anf Traps 35c, 3 for $1.00 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVTILT.P- nwT,& iRirm iited were If ýe t- ;t d 1- It e it CI r CI 's q ýk ài"t» n e 44»"Oql - h-