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S-.-~......- ..*-~s.-~-1--. TWTT~T>V APTT.lut, 10 Champions of Midget -Juvenile Division The Red Raiders won the championship of the some gentleman making the presentation Is Recrei Midget-Juvenile division of the Bowmanville Minor Director Don Shay. Others in the picture, left toi Hockey League by swamping the Hawks 6-1 at the Minor are: Bob Carruthers, Bruce Cole, Bill Laskaris, E Hockey Night held at the Arena on Saturday. Shown Vivian, Bill Severs, Harold Kennett and John I above receiving the Memorial Park Trophy donated by Absent when the picture was taken were Jim Hull Billy Mutton is Captain Gary "Hank" Lane and the hand- Bill Kirkton. -Photo by Carson Studio, Port Mi'r" Taxi Win Town League Trophy After a hard-fought series with Courtice which went to the full three games, the Miller's Taxi team captured the championship of the Town Hockey League on Wednesday night of hast week by winning the final game 7-2. In the photo above, Jack McNulty, donor of the trophy emblematic of the championship of the Town Hockey League, is shown presenting it to Captain Larry Chant of the Taxirnen. Others in the photo, hef t to right, are: Bud Perfect, Tim Cox, Jack Miller, sponsor of the team; Jack Baker, Fred Luxton, George Sellers, Harvey Lunney, Bud Virtue. Team members missing from the picture are "Buck" Cowle, George Heath, Don Chihds and Jack Whiteman. -Photo by Carson Studio, Port Hope Three M's Group Meets at Sauina Solina: The Three M's Group met on Manday evening with the presîden t, Harvey Yellow- lees in charge. The meeting op- ened with a hymn and prayer. During the business discussion period the new membership cards were distributed. The program committee for the next meeting on April 26 is Wes HuIs, Dorothy Snowden and Mary Milîson. An inspiring devotional period was led by Doris HuIs, canvenor, who also presided for the remaining pro- gram. "Youth and Service" was the subject of a very interest- ing topic presented by Mrs. E. R. Taylor. The church looks ta youth for service. We are stewards of ATTZNTION BEE WISE aur minds, aur time and aur possessions. It is a worthy ser- vice we offer God when we offer 'our time. We find time for the things we want ta do. Gypsy Smith once said: "We1 are judged not by what we giveI but by what we have left. Mrs. Taylor concluded her rernarksr with the poem ,"Others." Bruce Taylor favored with vocal solos and a humorousf reading, "How a Married Man Sews on a Button", was given by Donna Vice. Recreation con- ducted by Murray Vice was followed by a deliciaus lunche served by the committees in i charge.0 It is one of the beautiful com- " pensations of lîfe that no manP can sincerely try ta help an- other, without helping himself. h -Charles Kingsley. USE OUR BEES TO POLLINATE YOUR TREES Make sure that your orchard has plenty of bees to Pollinate the biossoms. Cail us for expert advice. BEES FOR POLLINATION TRENT VALLEY APIARIES Just wbat is needed to finish those plain walls. Speciai - Besi Bualif y Fiai White Paint 1 $4.25 gai. J. H3. Ahbernethy's. PAINT & WALLPAPER STORE PHONE 431 85 KING ST. W COURTICE The Courtice Circuit Young People's Union held its regular meeting on Monday evening at Maple Grave United Churcii with 32 present in the form of a 'Backward Meeting". The meeting opened with Mizpah flenediction and Taps. Ail en- ioyed a lunch of cake and sand- wiches with boys having coffee first. Recreation by Marion Wyman and Dorothy Somerville was enjoyed by ail. A very im- portant business period was held which showed keen inter- ests. Rev. L. M. Somerville led n aur Bible Study from Mark on "The feeding of the Five Thousand". The meeting closed with the Young Peaple's Pur- pose. Home baking sale and regu- ar Home and Sehool meeting vill be held April 14th at Cour- ice Schoooi. Mrs. Russell Worden, Bow- nanville, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wil- kis. Sympathy of the community toMrs. Robert Beatty and re- atives on the sudden death of rie late Mr. Robert Beatty who assed away recently. Mr. Orville Hooey, Moncton, 4. B., formerly of this commun- y, attended the funerai of the ate Robert Beatty. Sunday evening service held it Courtîce United Church was n charge of Rev. R. L. McTa- ish of Westmount United hurch, Oshawa, and music was ippiied by the Westmount1 îoir. 'God Who Madest Earth rid Heaven" Weish' meiody, id "The Heavens Are Teiling", xranged by Lorenz, were beau- ifuliy rendered by the choir. 1 Strio, 'Were You There", Ne- ar spiritual. was sung by 4isses Phyliis and Lenore Glass id Mr. Frank Owen and great- 1 Senjoyed by ail. Rev. McTa- k sh chose as bis theme, "The oseph of the New Testament" 1 Barnabas"l from the book cf t ýcts. At the close of the ser- ice refreshments were served 'the Goodwiil Group of the ourtice Womaân's Association. Sari-v ta heai- Mrs. Keyoe is patient in Oshawa General spital again, but hope she 'il be home soon. Rev. L. M. Somet ville was in' iarge of Sunday evening ser-j ce at Westmount United i hurch, Oshawa and music wa.3 ippiied by the Courtice Choir1 ti leader, Mr. Frank Walter. 1 illowing the close of service; ey were entertained by the: estmount Woman's group hich ail enjon-ed. Seîd your Pink Env elope in' vday. ?ation right, Ra1ph Lunn. 1 and Hope Vi Coole on Top of Ladies League at End of Schedule Name Ave. Ga. Pi Vi. Coole 211 33 69 Bernice Budai- 211 30 63 Doris Joli 208 30 62 Hilda Brock - 199 33 65 Lil. Phillips 197 33 65 Kay Beauprie 197 33 65 Eleanor Larmer 192 24 46 Lydia Bates ----190 33 62 Onie Etcher------190 33 62 Helen Dunn ---- 190 33 62 Sylvia Bucknell 187 33 61 Hazel Davis --- 184 33 60 Olie Patfieid -- 181 33 59i Helen Piper --- 180 33 59ý Sadie Bucknell - 180 33 59: Norma Gay ---- 179 33 581 Ena Etcher ---- 178 33 58ý Elaine Manko 178 30 53ý Reva Parker 178 27 48' Lil. Hooper --- 177 33 58 Eva Whitehead 175 33 57; Ev. Sweetman 174 30 52. Viv. Piekard 173 30 51; Joyce Major 172 33 56.( Norma Hooper - 172 33 56( Mel. McNuity -- 171 33 56,1 Dot. Crombie 171 33 56,1 Mary Harrison- 169 33 55! Jean Pattrick 169 33 55( Heien Moore 168 27 452 Edna Large--- 167 33 551 Dore. Mutton - 167 33 55C Edna DeGeer 166 33 54E Eva King ---- --- 166 30 497 Babe Brown 165 33 544 Toots Wiseman- 164 33 541 Lola Wright 163 33 539 Ruth Barclay 163 30 490 Lil. Connors ---162 33 534 Jean Firth ----- 162 30 486 Em. Brommell -- 161 33 532 Marg. Eliiott -- 161 30 481 Moiiy Badger ... 161 27 434 Alyce Hodgson -- 160 33 529 High Average, 211 - Vi. CooiE Bernice 13udai. High Triple, 723-Bernice Bu dai. High Single. 297-Lydia BateE Team Standing Points Coole ------------ 53 Beauprie 48 Etcher O. 44 Joli --------43 Budai -------- - 41 Courtice .---------- 391/ Phillips ------------3 8 1/ Etcher E. - ----36 M oore -----------35 Bucknell Sadie 31 Bucknell Sylvia ---30 Over 25Ô scores:-Lydia Ba- 297, Eleanor Larmer 268, Bt nice Budai 284, Jean Patti 266, Doris Polley and Ena1 cher 259, Vel. Miller and Hel Piper 253, Lii. Connors 251. Lemon League Beth Chartran Miiiie Bates Dot. Virtue - Rena Bathgate Audrey Fletcher Greta Luxton-- Alyce Hodgson ------------ This completes 2nd Sche uie. MAPLE GROVE 29 29 29 29 29 30 27 28 Pia 954: 975« 9071 907: D76, '37, 84( 10( 714 1563 ater 3er- ick Et- 1er 70 90J >90 91 94 Sympathy of this community is extended ta Mrs. Mark Black- burn and famlly in the passing of husband and father, and zol other relatives. Don't forget the Trail Ran- ger's paper drive on Saturday. Please have papers ready when the boys cail. Mr. and Mrs. Ivison Munday, dlaughter Mary, spent the week- end with theur aider daughter. MVrs. Ivan Miktthews and bus- band, at Trenton. Kindness is the golden chainý by which saciety is bound. ta- gether.-Goethe. The charities that soothe, and heal, and bless, lie scattewed at he feet of men like flowers.- Wordsworth. saouls GARGETEX (STRONGfG ORMULA) STOPS MASTITIS MEW !MODE"N MEICATIOIN WORES 3 WAYTS Now tisa, Mastti. ov.mniqltI. GEM in Combimod Multiple lob&- certion. GARGITU worm 3 vuyu with «uaaiq rsgult-l. The ons- bined dzugs in GAIRGETEXotbmk mauy dWswsrnt mmatitc q51; 2. GAIQEX holps tIoIiquHy pus amd RJ#i lot saay imoval; IL GAIRjw&M cSrim mdicaim I OUl talsmasuifa... t a t#ws tedwy trui JURYI & LOVELL Ring St. b.anvil.e -Bantam Champion Hockey - Teamn The Bantam Cornets, coached by Murray Me- Bob Marjerrison of the Cornets. Lef t to right are: Gary Knight and Tom Gatchehi copped the championship of the Cox, Coach Murray McKnight, Mr. Miller, Don Osborne, Bantam division of the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Bob Milne, Ross Williams, Bob Marjerrison, John Osborne, League during the Minor Hockey Night at the Memorial Coach Tom Gatchehi, Don Prout, John'Miller and Maurice Arena Saturday night by defeating the Tigers 7-2. Jack Richards. Missîng from the pictùre are Russell Black, Miller, donor of the Miller Trophy, emblematic of the Allan Farrow, Robert Allun and John Osborne. Bantam championship, is shown presenting it to Captain -Photo by Carson Studio, Port Hope ins TYRONE Mr. - Mrs. D. Whitney~ 69 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gavel Surn rised bv Friends 40 and boys were dinner guests of 53 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Curi, O 5hA nvra 54Bowmanville. O 5hA v rar 10 Mr. R. Hewlett is spending a 03 few days at Muskoka and To- The 25th wedding annrversar 12 ronto. of Mr. and Mrs. Del. Whitne .70 Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Strong was celebrated on Saturda 67 visited at George AlIdreads. evening March 20, at their ri 64 Joan Davey spent the week- sidence on Highway No. 2, eaý 60 end with Ceeule Park. of Newtonville. 764 Mr. and Mrs. E. Masters, Dar- While Mr. and Mrs. Whitne 8lene and Gail, Bowmanville, were away on a week's vacatiu 2 Miss Ruby Virtue, Torqnto, at visiting friends at Windsor ai )6Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Virtue's. other points west, plans wer l98 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Alldreadr made by relatives and friend 28 visited at Lloyd Alldread's and to celebrate this occasion o 12 Mr. J. Alldread. their return. 12 Mr. and Mrs. J. Murdock and Early Saturday evening th 605 Alan, Bawmanville, with Mr. immediate family had dinne ý31an Mr.WtePak with their parents, and present 83 Kay Davey spent the week- ed them with a beautiful floo en îh ury od lamp, hand painted picture ai Se0eBob young people visitedr a lovely bouquet of red roseE Bo6 Brgess at the Wellesley Mr. Whitney presented his brid 56Hospital, Toronto. Here is Bob's'o 5yaswthalvl iv ý5 address, Room. 202, 2nd Floor, tray. Later that evening, friend 92 Wellesley Hospital, Toronto. and neighbours gathered aw 62 Mr. and Mrs. George Alldread took over. 23visited Mr. and Mrs. D. All- MrGe.FneofWcm io dread, Bowmanville. . Mw.s tejov ial ae f ecern 04 Mr. and Mrs. A. Hilîs, wMiss e jovafte selainin t 86 Messis HilîssvsitedaMr.ra dmornesian r p 13 esi Hls iie Mr and urnose of the occasion, escort 78 M rs. R alph H ills . G uelph, and d t e b i e a d g o m o th i L6 attended the Baccalaureate ser-edtebieadgomoth 12 vice for the graduating class seats of honorn A nicely worc. 92held in the Memorial Hall, 0. ed address, was read byi Mrs 03A.C. George Elliott, whilst Georgt 40 Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaugli hul uh ri l w rh C s 53 in, M. Albert Murphy and~ well presented the gifts; a beau. 6 Gar,Mr tiocwihMr nd ful hammered aluminum serv. 8 GryWalaktwthr Mr. and ing tray, relish dish and silvei 8 rsctorWlternMurph.a s eîeectric coffee p e r coia toa 5th ke WinOh anWa ile-tThough taken by surprise thc l he wekenswthAnanWî1 bride and groom made very fil- Miss Mary Broomfield spent ting replies, expressing than<ý thewee-en wth r. nd and appreciation toa ah for the Mrs. H. G. Hayden, Baltimore.lvlygfs-n oo ihe.A s, Mrs. E. A. Virtue visited Mr jloined in singing "For They Are and Mrs. Alf Bolton, Toronto,* Jolly Good Fellows". on Saturday evening. Mr. E. Ruthven, Cecil Payne is Several in the village have, and Geo. Finnie were called ý3 bad colds. Cheer up, good wea-! upon and made fine remarks, i2 ther will soon be here! 1 Flash pictures were taken of l6 Mr. and Mrs. O. Beckett have 1 the honoured couple as they ll been visiting their son, Johni received the gifts. ;7 Beckett and Mrs. Beckett, Scu- A jolly evening of music ,j gog Island. sang and games followed. Mr. ý5 Warren Cross, Toronto, spent Chas. White, and Cecil, of Port ýo the weekend at H. Philp's Hope, pravided the music anc :9 home. Miss Elizabeth Finnie recited 6 Mr. and Mrs. H. Wonnacott, "Who Wants To Be a Lady". 4 New Toronto, Mrs. Chas. Shaw Refreshments were served and 3and Ralph, Oshawa, with Mr. another grand evening was and Mrs. E. A. Virtue. brought ta a close. All those - Mr. and Mrs. P. Dubyk, Den- present signed the guest list at- ise, Oshawa, also granddaugh- tached ta' the address. Absent ters, Judy and Carol, visited contributor's namnes were also àMr. and Mrs. M. Dubyk and Di- added. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rahm W. H. RahmOBITUARY Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Byamn 7with Mrs. J. Lillicrapp, Can- WALTER LOWELL BROWN nington. Mr. and Mrs. K. Colbary and It was with deep regret that Frank vîisited Mr. and Mrs. N. friends and relatives learned Taylor, Toronto. of the sudden passing of Wal- * Mrs.' V. Milîson, Mrs. Allan ter Lowell Brown, youngest son Moffatt, Bowmanville, visited of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mrs. Leon Moore. elBrwFetod Mrs. R. Hatherly us with KlBoron Fleetwood.o a herbroher W. J.Tap, Frt24th. 1902, Mr. Brown had re - Erie, who is quite ill. turned home from two months Mr. and Mrs. J. Broome ani in BrantfodHsia n a children attended a family par- v fard iHohspiuta and wa ty at the home of her parents,'visitngBwtherhindaughter, M Mr. adMs hs onBw when he was stricken with a manville. On Monday Harold Skinner fatal heart attack. suffered a broken collar bone He had attended school in when hie feil backwards off the Feetwood and Peterborougli truck while loading logs. and worked in that city for a Mr. and Mrs. C. Rundle and numnber of years before moving children, Bowmanville. with ta Brantford ta live and work Mrs. Alma Yellawlees. there. He was married in 1925 A birthday party was held ta the late Ruby Victoria at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Brooks. W. Woodley in honor of Peggy He served courageously in the Stephens, Bowmanville, Satur- Canadian Army in the Second day evening: Those present World War, through the siege were Maurice Stephens, Mr. and of Caen and into Germany. Mrs. H. Murphy, Bowmanville; The funeral service was heldi Marjorie Price. Timmins; JTac- in Woodville at the Smith Fun- queline and Gwendalvn Hilis, eral Homne and in the Mackie Toronto: Mary and Neil Yeo, Funeral Home in Lindsay. The Enniskillen; Mr. and Mrs. N. flowers which filled the chapel Woodley, Stuart Hoaey, Tyrone. fittingly showed the esteemn in The three groups of Women's which Mr. Brown was held by Association will meet Tuesday bis fellow men. Intermient will evening, April 6th at 8 pari., in be in the Riverside Cemetery, the Sunday School room, Mrs. Lindsay. Palibearers were Mes- Walter Rahm's Group ifl srs.* Clarence, Edward and Clin- charge. ton Broln, Fleetwood; Mr. Lee Reeds, Raeboro, Mr. Morris ONWalker, Janetville, ' and Mr. YW U CAM DEPEND O Floyd Stinson, Yelverton. When kdneye fa~ite He is survived bv two daugh- acoy xe id$ ters, Doreen, Mrs. Ewart Butler, uhle fimfShgWoodville: and Betty, Mrs. Vie- diaturbel rut often tor Reeds, Raeboro; severi OBITUARY Mrs. John Smith, 73, died suddenly in St. Joseph's Hospi- tai, Peterborough on Sunday. The former Lila Lillian Gillis, she was born in Cavan town- ship, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gillis and had lived ber entire life in Bethany and vicinity. Since childhood she had been a faithful mem- ber of St. Paul's Anglican church, sharing actively in the work of the church, Sunday school and Woman's Auxiliary. Immediately survîving are ber husband, John Smith, ex- reeve of Cavan township; three sons, Charles, Mervyn and Emory of Cavan; four daugh- ters, Mrs. Carl Porteous (Iva), Mrs. Norman Braithwaite (Mil- dred) of Cavan; Mrs. Gardon Moffatt (Olive) of Bowman- ville, Mrs. Kenneth Braith- waite (Helen) of Cobourg and eleven grandchildren; John and Allan Maffatt of Bowmanville, Ross. Leora, Glen, Barrie and Murray Smith of Cavan; Fay and Catherine Braithwaite of Cobourg; Leon Braithwaite and Ray Porteous, Cavan; also two sisters, Mrs. Henry Smith Df Bethany and Mrs. Roy Leach of Peterborough and three brothers, George Gillis, Beth- any, Harry Gillis, Ida,-Ira Gillis, Cavan. The funeral service held on Tuesday from St. Paul's church in Blethany was largely attend- ed. Rev. T. S. Gault spoke on Mrs. Smith's cheerful persan- ality, her devotion ta bier fam- ily and church, "ber price is far above rubies. Her children arise up and caîl her blessed." Look a! these Values! Club House 8 oz. jar Clark's 20 oz. tins Stuffed Olives 40c Fork & Beans 2/35c Aylmer Choice 20 oz. tins Dole Crushed 20 oz. Tomalo Juice 3/29c Pineappie 'lin 33c SNew Crop NAPLE SYRUP Imperia] Gallon $5.65 and Mr. James Gay presided at the organ. Palibearers were six nephews: Cecil Ward, William Smith, Henry. Jewison, Gerald Gillis, Ross Gillis and Douglas Leach. Bearing the many lovely floral tributes were George Dean, Bruce Smith. Percy El- gar, Wilbert Smith, George Neals, Robert Skuce, Carl GÔil- lis, Jack Moffat, Allan Moffat, Barrie Smith, Murray Smith, Ross Smith and Glen Smith. Burial was in St. John's Cern- etehy at Ida. Have that . 0 DOOR GLASS OR WINDSHIELD Instaiied Now While You Waii JGE CGOPER'IS Service Station BOWMANVILLE 218 King St. E. PHONE 3432 Aylmer 15 oz. Uin King's Choice Fruit Cocktail 26c Tom atoes Monareh Angel McCormick's Newv Jell-O Instant Date Bars - Lb. 35c Puddings 2 1-kg. 29c Tulip Sa've-AII 100 ft. rall Margarine 2 Im- 55c Wax Paper - 29c 20 oz. tins Country Kist 15 oz. tins New Brunswick POTATOES 50 lb. bag --- 8 C COURTLAND APPLES 5 Lb. 59C McINTOSH APPLES ZFor 13C Broilrs -Freshly Killed [Broie:r -Capons - Boiling Foowl FREE DELIVERY YEO'FS Keats and Groceries 55 KING ST E BOWVNANVII.IE PIIONE 3fl67 lox ai 12 40C PAGE TENf TE. CANIADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVILI, ONTAIO APPLE GROWERS MODERNIZE Codrington Phone Orland 17 r 2 Just Arrived . New Trimz Borders a a Ready Trimmed mReady Pasted THURSDAY. APRIL Ist 195 ý'v 1 1