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PAGE THREE .THU-RSDAY, MAY 28, 198 Cilizeus Now ""Blow a Fuse" AI Councillor Scol's Attitude The Canadian Legion, Braacb No. 178, Bowmanville, Ont. May 26th, 1953. Mr. Geo. W. James, Canadian Statesman, ,owmanville, Ont. Wear George: Enclosed is a copy of a letter whicb was sent ta the Town! Council and is for publication, if you s0 desire. Branch 178 wishes to commend ~he Canadian Statesman, Good- year Tire & Rubber Co. and al othen merchants and firms wbo are observing the Coronation by declaring Cononation Day a Holi- day. Sincerely yours, A. E. Mavia, Secretary. May 26tb, 1953. Mr. A. Lyle, Town Clerk, Bowmanviile, Ont. Dean Sic: On Feb. 23rd, a letter wvas sent to Town Council from this or-, ganization, asking for information with regard to the observance of Coronation Day on June 2nd.- To date no answer has been re- ceived and the Executive of Branch 178 thought it should be a matter of common courtesy ta send a witten reply. Furthermore, according ta in- formation contained in The Can- adian Statesman it would appear that the mai oity of the Town Couacil have turned down a motion ta observe the Coronation 4.' TORC tary grass on& clip j mule Atti chop ingc 7 1 as a Holiday. The Executive Council of Branch 178, Canadiian Legion, B.E.S.L., deplore the attitude of the Council in measuring the traditions of this country in terms of dollars and cents, and feel that such a mercenary attitude is an insult to those of our Com- rades who died defending our traditions and heritage. We ask the Town Counicil to review their stand on the matter and to declare Coronation Day a Public Holiday. Sincerely yours, A. E. Mavin, Secretary. 105 Liberty St. N., Towrt. The Editor, Dear Sir: I cannot understand Coun. Norman Scott "Blowing a Fuse" because of Reeve S. Little's motion that the Mayor proclaim June 2nd a Public Holiday. I think he xvas doing what the citizens of Bowmanville would expect, but it would seemn that iCoun. Norman Scott was think- ing only of S400, and not the people he represents. 1 arn sure our young, Queen would not want him to be out of pocket on bier account. How- ever, thanks a lot to Couns. Little and Cole, and also The Statesman who have once again given a fine lead. But of course they understand the importance of the Day. 1 1 remain, il -A. W. Smith. ýO 18-INCH WHIRLWIND ro- *mower cuts regular TORO 18-INCH4 SPORTLAWN ss or taîl weeds, trims reel type rnower packs a lot aides and front, chops of power for speedy mow- ýpings to turf-building ing of average lawns. BaIl- ch. New Leaf Mulcher bearing mounted heat- achment (optional) treated steel reel cuts dlean.In ps leaves to tiny bits Simple to stant and stop. ends raking and hurn- Tbree-section roller for chores.. quick turns in tigbt places. $99.50 $ 139.50 LANDER HARDWAREW King St. E. Bowmanville Phone 774 Bowmanvile, Ont. May 25th, 1953. The Editor of Bowmanville Statesman: Was amazed beyond words to nead the front page article re Councillor Scott and Reeve Sid Little. Sidney, oh Sidney, how could you have let us down, thus? I had hoped, and believed, that you would have nealized that until two years ago "The Town of Bowmanville" neyer really had a worthwbile Council. It al- ways lacked a guiding "Màster Mind," and now you simply re- fuse to recognize it, by making a motion to "Spite. Me,*' naughty, spiteful Sidney. You say you did not do this purposely? Then tell me, why did you not watcb cane- fully for the batting of the eye- lids from the "Master Mind?" This could have conveyed ta you bis wishes on this controvensial subject.1 Imagine anyone expecting to celebrate and enjoy a holiday on Coronation Day, and you work for a finm wbo will pay you to do just that, "Hoity-Toity." Sure must be a gôod finm to work for? Well, 1 sort of imagine the "Master Mind" bas been so busy getting our Town sort of Sbip Shape in the past two years that be possibly bas not read that our "Beloved Queen Elizabeth the Second" is going to be Crowned at Westministen Abbey in London on June 2nd, and most of us folks in Bowmanville want to celebrate in joyous festivities this day witb ber. You know Sid, evenyone falîs down once in a wbile and it made me wonder if the Duke of Non- folk, The Earl Marshall, forgot to send Councillor Scott an in- vitation to the Abbey. This couldi account for bis feelings on the subject, but Sidney please be caneful in future not to get the ire of this councillor. If you bring up sometbing in Council, be sure and ask bis permission first, or watch more closely for the batting of bis eyelid, then you migbt know if it is 0K, but don't be spiteful Sidney, you naugbty boy! R. G. H. OBITUARY, MRS. FREDERICK ALLIN In failing health for the past three years Emma M. Allia, be- loved wife of Frederick Allin, passed away May 16 in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. A daugbten of the late James Knight and Mary Colwill, the de- ceased was bora on the Kaight farm at Bowmanville East Beach whene she spent the greater part of ber youager life. She was mar- ried on the 23nd of Febnuary, 1929. The late Mrs. Allin was a mem- ber of Trinity United Churcb Iwhere she was a regular atten- 'dan t un til failiag bealth preveat- ed. An active member of Conces- sion St. Gnoup of the W.A.. ber happy disposition and keen sense of humor won ber maay frieads. She will be remembered by those who knew ber as one who neyer grew old, and even to the last she would recali some incident of fun. Surviving are her husband, Frederick Allin, Bowmaaville; one sister, Mrs. Jessie Knigbt, 29 Chatham St., Belleville, and el.ven nieces and nephews. Funeral service was held May l9tb, from the Morris Funeral Chapel. Rev. T. A. Morgan con- ducted tbe funeral service. Inter- ment was la Bowmanville cern- etery. The palîbearers were Ezzie Kaight, Ottawa; Earl Osborne, Russell Bragg, Claude Ives, Ar- thun S. Baker, Bowmanville, and Howard Grills. Oakwood. THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVILE. ONTARIO Newlyweds to Live in Courfice Milîs, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs, ited Mr. and Mrs. Don Cam;eron. Dr. and Mns. J. R. Lind and family, Toronto, at Mrs. M. 01- sen's. On Satunday evening friends fnom the commuaity and district gatbened at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Liptay when tbeir daugbhter Helen, a bride-to-be, v.-as given a miscellaneous show- er. V,'hile Helen and George (Bodnan) were coming in Mn. Frank Denby played the wedding marcb. Tbey tbanked thein frieads for the gifts and extend- ed an invitation for all ta visit tbem at their home. The even- iag was speat dancing witb Mr. Frank Denby and the Junko bro- thens providing the music. Al enjoyed lunch. Practice for oun Sunday School Aaaiversany at 10:30 a.m. Sun- day. Sunday Scbool at 2 p.m. Cburch sce at 3 p.m. Sympatlyi extended ta the McNeil faiy in the passing of their sister, Mrs. M. Moore. Sympatby is also extended to the Moore family in their be- reavement. Mr. and Mrs. Kenaetb Walken and Mr. J. Walken at Mn. aad Mrs. MacAlpiae's, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton vis- wýi -n. nd nd;s. diondon .Mac tin. Lake Shore Ladies' K.S. , C. Club met at the home of Mrs. Bey. Jaynes. Next meeting at home of Mns. Gordon Mantin. Mr. and Mns. H. MeMillan and family, Redvens, Sask., speat a WALKER sIfOREsI E n doF-Mont' MISSES' DATHING SUITS Just arrived! An outstanding assortment of Misses' Stylish Bathing Suits at really moderate prièes. Corne in now while the sélection is best and choose yours. Sizes 12 to 20 Following thcir marriage which was solemnized recently in the Ukrainian Presbyterian Church, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lowe will live in Courtice. The bride, the former Miss Elsie Pearl Mandryk, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mandryk of Oshawa, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lowe of Courtice. -Photo by Hornsby Studio OVERY - JILISEN and open crown scallop shapedI Jiienet bats edged in tulle .ruching. Miss Christina Helena Jlsn The maid of honor carried a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph crescent bouquet of Pinocchio H. A. Jilisen, Orono, in a double roses, marguerites, cornflowers, ring ceremony in St. John's An- sweet peas, poins and asparagus glican Church, Bowranville, on fern. The bridesmaids' bouquets Saturday afternoon, :iVIay 2, was were crescents of marguerites, united in marriage with William cornflowers, sweet peas, poms and Ballard Overy, son of Mr. and salai leaves. Ahl wore the bride's Mrs. James Overy, Bowmanville. gift, a peari choker. The ceremony was performe d by Little flower girls, Margaret Rev. Warren Turner against a Ann Thompson and Jean Paeden, background of white snapdragons wore dresses of yellow nylon net and carnations. Wedding music over taffeta, fashioned with ruf- was played by Mrs. J. A. Gunn, fle cap leearfl on h and Mr. Keith Woods sang, "The p sleed hvs, afufflekround the Lords Pryer befre he cre-wore a spray of yellow rose buds mony, and "O Perfect Love" dur- in their hair and carried nosegays ing the signing of the register. of marguerites, sweet peas, corn- Given in marriage by bier fath.. flower and fern. er. the bride was charming in a Acting as best man xvas Mr. floor length gown of Chantilly Kenneth Lemon, brother-in-law lace and nylon tulle over satin, of the groom. Ushers were Messrs. fashioned with strapless lace bod- Alfred Overy, brother of the ice edged with a ruching of tulle, grooin, and Raymond Woodward, and topped with a cuand blng nn' and Dennis Lemon, twin ero with stand-up cllar adl ne eso h rom eern sleeves tapered to a point over ehwoftegomwr in the wrist. The waistline featured bearers. deep lace petal scallops above the A reception in the Legion Hall,I full gathered skirt of tulle. Her Bowmanville, followed the cere- beaddcess was a coronet of seed rnony. the bride's motherrce- pei . s and sequins, holding a fin- ing in a mauve lace dress -ith ger tip veil fashioned with a point white and pucple accessories. Her reaching the floor. The bride's corsage was of Jobanna Hill roses bouquet was an off centre-cascade with ostrich plume. She was as- of pink Hildegard roses, white sisted by the groom's mother who sweet peas, lily of the valley and wore a dress of royal blue lace asparagus fern. Her only orna- with navy and pink accessories, ment was a double strand peari and corsage of Hildegard roses choker. with ostrich plume. Miss Docothy Brown was maid For the wedding trip to North- of honor, and Misses Joyre Bur- cmn and Western Ontario, the ley and Joyce Low bridesmaids, bride wore a navy two-piece wearing identically styled crino- dress with navy and pink acces- line ankle length gowns of nylon sories, and orchid corsage . On tulle over taffeta. Diagonal appli- their retucn, Mr. and Mrs. Overy ques featured the bodice above a will reside at 15 Ontario St., Bow- full skirt, A bnief, short sleeved manville. bolero with stand-up collar was Among the liundned and twen- worn over the strapless bodice. ty guests present were friends The maid of honor's gown was in from Langton, Hamnilton, Toron- gecanium pink with ruffle edge, to, Port H-ope and Oshawa. HIA DONAlice Creeper, Toronto, at M.' iMr. and Mcs. C. Bales, Sr., Mr. W.A. May meeting was held on! and Mcs. D. Boles, Jr., Tocont, Friday aftennoon at the manse, at Mr. Norman Avecy's. Tyrone. Presidlent Mrs. J. Potts Mr. and Mcs. Ivan Thunstonî opened the meeting with hymn, and Patsy, Mn. Albert Thunston, "We plough the fields and scat- Dunsford, at Mn. Athur Trew- ter the good seed on the land." in's. Devotional xvas presented by Mrs. MnadMs.CrecAey Arthur Read. Mcs. Lloyd Sleo nVernon , r n r.J conducted the pcogram: solo by 'a Vnn, ailMc. and Mrs.J Mcs. Chaclie Rankine; neadings C yn nd faiy, Mr.and Mrs.ai by Mcs. T. Cowling. Mcs. Olsen Cifr rwn omnila and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon. Mns. Mr. Wm. Trewin's. Olsen played a couple of records Mrs. M. Olsen, Martin, Cam- on the phonogcaph. Mns. Lloyd eron, Eric aad Gactb visited Mr. Slemon favouced with an in- and Mcs. A. C. Olsen and son i strumental. A short contcst was, David Allin at Flesherton. held while lunch was being National Board films were pcepaced. Letters of thanks were sbown in the church Friday read. Their -,%as an exohange of nigbt. They wvene the iast films plants. A dainty lunch was en- that will ho shown this sum- i joyed by ail. mer.1 Mc. nd cs. en rowaand Mn. and Mrs. Leslie Graham fMir. a boco, ve rownund called on Mr. and Mns. Cyrus vision sa M. oland Thomp- a Ashton, Bunketon. vso atM. oln.Tom- Haydon Public School played Tyrone and Bethesda in a game Dr. and Mcs. Wm. Cornigan, of softball Friday aftecnooa at Toronto, spent the %veekend at Tyrone. Scores: Tynone - 10;1 Mr. C. Rankine's. Haydon-14; Bethesda-9 and .Miss Hellen Bertciin, Oshawa, Haydon-23. at lier home on Sundav-. Mrs. Chas. Rice and Miss Mabel MUrs. Ed. Youngman'and oSuIs, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pontv-)(ol.oi. sited M.r. and Mcs. Rice and familv. Bowmanville: D. BltaK and Dora 1Bk.ck-. Mrý. %,Iar%-Si,%l"rs. 'rainj Alex- ;Yc. Bert Creeper and Mb ander. Bowmanville; Mr. Haccy $4.98 Io $8.95 SPECIAL . 0. 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Cress- famil), and '.\I. and Mrs. AIf well cf Lindsay, wbo was guest Bnow n and family visited Mr. speaker. and Mrs. Lorne Sutson, Willow- _________________ dale. Lake Shore H. & S. Club held Cfl. f91. its meeting M\,av 19 with a good LakeShor, Clrke attendance ta sce the beautiful pictures pnesented by Mr. and Mrs. W. Holmes accompanied Mrs. Jim Brown of their trip to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sbupak, o New Orleans and Florida. Lunch Torototo isi atCopnhaeofwas served by Mrs. Sam Powell's and Courtland, N.Y. n __________________ Miss Barbara Cotter, Miss _________________ Joyce Martin, Mr. and Ms Graham Patterson, Toronto; and I SPE CE M.RgrMellow. Kingston,,-- lquha.- riz%