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T ~ U R S D A Y , O C T . 2 O t h 1 9 5 5 . i.T U E C A J ' 4 I f f N A L M A N B O W N t M N v L L E , O N T Rr~ I O xA G T H E ~TheO0 MIrs. Jack Morton, Boy ville, and Mca. Dougl.as visited Dr. and Mrs. 'H.I tan in Wind--zr last week. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. S, Grimsby. and Miss Edi.t41 o! thL4 rthic dc- ht)&À ? > Cobou. g vîsited Miss *amn. M.and Mrs. Wm. Lez ,ýied Mc. ad Mca. Go Leaman, Scarboro. Mca. Gea. Buttera la no, Memocial Hospital, Bowi ville. Mca. Wm. Bacton, n North Bay, bas been aIE with Mca. Butters since hOc nesa. Mca. Lang, widow of rMi Lang, passac . away aItOh deoce of hec son. Dm. Lang, Chicago, 111. Fur service was on Tuesdaya naon in The Lang Mca Chapel.' Interm-ent n theI Mausoleum, Omono Cemnet( Mr'. and Mca. Chas. Wood tcnded thc funcral of Mn R. Hoidge in Toronto onV ncsday. Mca. Henry Junker, Preý visited Miss AIma Cuttle weck. Mca. Chas. Shaw andi Ralph, Oshawa, spent Sur with Mr. and Mrn4. Harmy ccc. ,'Ar and Mra. J. C. Gai attended the annual Postr ters' Convention at Nia, Fails lasI weck. Mca. Bruce Myles lsa a icut ln ïMemaorial Hosp Bo1vrmanville. Mca.- J. E.' Richards retur home last wcck fmom visi in St. Catharines and Niag Falls, N.Y. S Miss Catherine Colville1 sed away at hec reafidence Orona" on Sunday, in hem yeac. Funecal,,was an Tuesc Intcrmcnt in 'the famnilyp 4owmanvilîc Cemetery. Mca. Luther Barrabal ted Mr. and Mca. Eldon ESSE Courtice. BUILI -MATI Oshaw *.ProdL TAKE A "BEAD' KNOTTY PINE PLAIN GYPROC '* FIR PLY SHANTONG PLY' 1/ I COTTON PLI xwth Waterp Stop St. Now heur When you order bui three tihings, 'QUALITY, ABILITY This bas bee. years and we do aur best receive these important t Our rcd and yellow truck da:, so give us a caîl when niaterials. JOIN IN THE FLOCK NOW TO 'OSHAI wo PRO qt ct Col No Noney Down- MA 3-2130 Il i .r iJdS. rs u. 1'dJonsoOni__________________ ind failvj, Maple Grave, have, movect in to Mc. T. Tabb's ' Mi. and Mrs. Leslie Graham 1 ýeîe tea guesta o! Mr. and P E S A 0 Urs. Jinm Graham, Bowman- ', ille, on Saturday. Mc. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon i' ttended Burketon Thanks-j iving service on Sunday a!- ' CLEARANC croon and TNcone service onj ;unday evcniog. Haydon W.A. ladies attendi-iof Id thc W.A. meeting at St. o ýau.1's, chucch, Bowmanville, in Tucsday afternoon. Mcs. Cowling spent last ~ jeck in Toronto. Y './VE N Chch service will be I4 ithdrawn on Sunday. on ac- * ' oupt o! Salem Thanksgiving ,,' IkITER FCé rvices.I Mc. and Mrs. J. Joncs and kè mily visited Mc. and Mca. We are clearing somne of aur lillKillr, NrthOshaa, o i4 Il~~~~ ~~ KilrNct sh%,vn'~ ear now ta make roomn for unday. ýý1 W.A. October meeting was i ',tremnendous bargains to-day. ld at the home o! Mcs. Cecil ,e, lemon, Hampton, an TOurs- AU SI y afternoon. President Mcs. jAL SPatta apcned the meeting. 4 qWbusiness was dealt with.!A C rC I wý%as dccidcd ta have a ha- . CLEARA C OFC I iar. Mrs. Arthur Read pre- 11 -îîed the devotional. The Iowing pragram. was in irge o! Mrs. Dan Camneran. 1, 4" K O T adings, Mcs. Theran Mount- 0 E 'S S IBO T yand Mca. Rattan, Mrs. jf cd, Hampton, gave a talk on a ina . Meeting closed and ich wàs secved and ail en- J h ced a social time tagether. J o n S u virs. Ro ' Gmaham, Mrs. Le.s- > Graban'. and Mrs. H. Cras- ,é 15 King St. E. ni. 'rtcnccr1 lOr Thanksci v- è<Phone MA 3 9scrvice -,t Tyrone on Sun-j M i CHILDREN'S )OTWEAR rstock of Winter Foot rnew stock. See thesi IZES aDREN'S SKATES IELOW 1/ PhdC tShoes Bowmanville Fl e4. i 'e', ) 'e', 4 t. ~$ e 'e', 'e', 'e', /4.4. 4 J KeithMcGill, Wallace Griffin, and Allan Werry presented Ralph and Joan Lamb with a! hosteas chair, micmac and cush- ion, an behal! o! thc commun- f ity. All joined in singing "'For They Are Jally Good Fcll'ows." The bride and groom express- oed their appreciation. Lunch was served with a special treat o! ice crear iand weddingl cake secved bV Mc. a nd Mîrs. Lamb. Dancing wa-, enjoyed with Miss Elenor Heard, Mms. Fred Griffin.j Mesrs. Russell McLaughlin,j Jim Staintan, Leonard Stain- ton and Orville Ashton as or- chestra. At the conclusion of the pro- gram foc Mc. and Mrs. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Werywere' taken by surprise when thej quartette brought thcm ta the iplatform ta wish congratula-: tory wishes an their 25th wed- ding . annivecsary. An addres iwas read by Mc. Alvin Boyd andl Mr. Edgac Wright present- ed the happy couple with a beautiful plaque fromn the En- niskillen Sunday School. On Wednesday cvcning, Oct. 12, the Community Hall was. the sctting for another event whicb was a prescntation tai honour Mr. Rosa Sharp and hîsi bride-elect, Miss Doothy Skn-1 nec. Rev. R. B. Green pcrfarm-! ed the duties of chairman. The eotertainment ope nedj with words o! welcome ta thei gathering and congratulatory rcmarks for the guests a! bar.- aur. The prôgram cootinued with twa splendid piano solos by Mrs. Lloyd Siemon r., Hav- don. Thc male quartette gave two num.e.rB wluch were 50e- 17mm Licence 810-601. Also Ready for S~ale 1953 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1951 PONTIACS and CHEVROLETS 1950 PONTIACS and CHEVROLETS Pontiac - Buick Cars 166 King St. E. Bo wm a n ville MA 3-5585 Orono 1. O. O. F. Installation Staff rono News vman- The Public School teachers 1 Allin af Clarke Township held their Bran- October meeting at Leskard oni Monday afternoon. utton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell Sand rs. I.Bulpitt, Toronto, ' /tdMr. and Mrrs. 3urns ' " 4ertha KittimRt ae Elara. - Mrs. jotit Mcrris visited amen friends in Targ.upto.f.. ýordon Mr. and Mrs. A. Claugh of Trenton have returned to live o inin Orono and have moved intaj 'erras Lunn apartment on Main St., South. Layin g Rex'. S. Littlewood of Duo- 'r il, dalk was the guest speaker atj Er .both services at the United resi-, Church Anniversary on Sun- Rosfully decorated.beui¶ neral Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks. e after- Oshawa, Mrs. Chas. Wood' norial1 spent Monday with Mrs. Edith Lang MuIrphy and Mr. and Mrs. ery. Harold Murphy and Margec, ci at- Tyrone. .5 . J. ___________ Wed- cso, OBITUARY i ANNA THOMFSON PAYNE inda'5 Theî'e passeci away on Ser)-l :VIes - tember 9th, in Toronto West-1 cmn Hospital, one of Oron*si m neV beloveci citizens Anna Tho- mas- son Pavne (Nan Payne). NM n garài was born in Glasgow, Scotland,> , -n 1901, and came ta Cand pat- with her parents in 1906, set- pital, t]ing in Toronto. Her educatioji completed she went to worki [rnd with the Gossard Corset Com- garal In 1925. Nan marrieci M'. pas- sbortly after, the young couple Dsrc euvtrrd:~ah li lwt n ....AvnBeet .. rdGaa;TesKn e n decided ta go inta business for Dsrc euyGad1iatr'li lwt n ...-,.AvnBeet .. rdGaa;TesKn 84th themselves, and opened a con- his installation staff of Orono Lodge No. 436, I.O.O.F., vis'it- Sheekieton; back raw, left ta right: Chaplain, Robt. Chater; ;day. ectionery store on Kingstan ed Bowmanville Lodge Oct. 6th and perfarmed their duties Fin. See'y, Gordon Watson; Warden, C. Martin; Rec. Sec'y, plot, Road. In 1938 Mr. and Mrs. in a very capable manner. Pictured abave are, from lef t W. J. Riddell. Thos. Coatham was the pianist. Payne came ta Orono and here orgt ..VennGaa;Mrhl ayDvy - oob R dr visi- opened a lunchroomn. In 1950taihtOG.VennGaa ;M saHarDvy;- oobyedr sey ain nd ereafteriuher-erlhatbgntafi. n ery, n N an nderet a sheu aen r- bccaush ego an's faiIng N IKIL Ninson, Port Hope, Mrs. Clar- fMrs. Frank lDenby, Missf 19,53.bcueo a' aln N IKL E ence Ginn, Cadmus, were ce-1 Donna Mauntjoy, Bowman- -health. the Payne's closed their cent dinner guests of Mc. and ville, Mr. Bill Kay, Miss Marie business .Mr. Payne going ta W.M.S. Meeting Mrs. Fred Toms. Ashton, Toronto;- Mrs. Vernon work with the govecoment in On October 11, Mrs. F. Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lillie, Ratz, Huntsville; Mr. and Mrs.1 j ie Civil Service department. Laughlin was the hospitablel Hamilton, Mrs. Gerald Hen- W. E. Saniderson, Messrs. Mur- 4In 19.54 Nan Oad a second very hostess ta the W.M.S., Mrs. E.1 derson and daughter, Mrs. ray, and Ray Sanderson, Col- C I seciaus operation from vhichi A. Werry presiding. Phillip Lawson, Toronto, were umbus; Mrs. Harold Milîs, SON i se seemed to recover but in Mrs. O. C. Ashton chose' for recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Chester and Bruce, were Sun- Soptember of this year there devotional the first service K. V. Svanefelt. day tea guests of Mr. and Mrs. %vEN va s a recurrence and Nan from the guide, "Our HigO Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry Adam Sharp. passed on Septcmber 9th. CalMng. Te cî al adSnratne hw r M. and Mrs. H. Stevens Always of a cheerful disposi- "Thanksgiving Bl1es si n gs". for Miss Mary Lavis on Satur- spent Sunday with Mr. and .tion, aptimistic, andci wth an brought many fine responses. day evening at Whitby. Mrs. Wilbert Smith, Oshawa. 1 reý attitude of friendliness ta November meeting is ta be Mr. and Mrs. Mel McCune, Mc. WiIl Rogers, Calgary, a onl Repyrlgou aiy er lmngvthtraue' re- Road, with Mr. and Mrs. H. around calling an old friends pepefrgnrtosback port. Mis. L. Lamb took charge Ashton. Saturday. wr ofPresbyterian stock- of th following prbgram: Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. Fawns, Part Prof. and Mrs. Fred Lang- liergrIa grandfatOer being a Tom, reading, theme being, Perry, were Sunday visitors of ford, Toronto, with Mr.an Moeao ftOechuc aiWeCn e Lose-What,- Mr. and Mrs. E. MeNair. Mrs. Jack Olde and Mrs. Lloyd D IN I tlfi.I Canada Nan's fa- ever Matters", vocal duet by Mrs. C. Saper, Oshawa, witb of St. Thomas cailed on Mr. thr one heSavtinAr- Mr. O, stan and Mrs. R. Or- Mr. and Mrs. R. MeNeil. and Mrs. J. A. Werry, Oct. 15. my avfo ec I0 years ber msd;rading, Mrs. L. Ash- Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wéarn Mr. and Mrs. Frances Olde, St. fater as heSuperintendent tan, "In Everything Give and family were visitors at Thomas, spent two days with L S oneas the Army's Sunday Thanks". Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Bell's, To-1 Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Werry and E I L colinTorontoHere in Interesting study was in conta. ather relatives. Orno ai a amember of charge of Mrs. J. Slemon as- Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stainton, Honor Local Couples the UitedChurh an sangin sstedby Ms. W.Howels, rs. amptn, wOnceih argainOnCupidinC has h aimimd thacor o more than ten A. Boyd and Mrs. M. J. Hobbs, Mcs. Leanard Stainton. ibo anarwinu cm at vers, Se waalso a member Mcs. R. McGill. Tempecance Mc. and Mrs. Pat Tresise and buis bo and arrow rn taurm-L of ete Rebekah Lodge, No. Secretacy brought many ques- girls, Oshawa, were with ber munity and athisk.tim e oarl- 334e tions af vital interest ta aur parents, Mc. and Mrs. N. the world loves a lover aur FW o dSei uvvdby ber bus- attention. Mrs. M. J. Hobbs Wright. community made plans ta hon-1 a t .band and dai.ghter Beverley displayed two pamphlets from Mr. and Mr:. Earl Bottrell, or these two young men. (Mr. Cas.Disey)andtw* UntedNatonsliterature. Re- Newcastle, with Mc. and Mrs. On Friday evening, October ic ts w9re served byp 2 Carl erusonal ory was held ta honor Mr. and Mrs. The funeral took place in C.G.I.T. Meeting Mc. and Mrs. R. J. Ormiston. Ralph Lamb (nec Joan Graw- ON THESE PRICES Orono Unitedi Church an Sep- da I.T. was held in the -Sun- visited Milton Tamblyn's and barger) who were marrieci on temnber 12t0, and thc crowded Se*ýhool raom on October J. D. Brovn's, Orono. Saturday, October 1 at Res- I lhan h getmaso 8th, with Lamna Wearn and Mc. and Mrs. John Kirby, taule, Ont. q. ('huwrh ande ogrte a e masso G YPROC - lOc 8 FPercs poeo!tc laeNa lenor Heard in charge of the Meadowvale, speifl the week- The party assembîed in the held in the lîearts of the pea- warship. The pragram consist- end with Mc. and Mrs. John Cammunity Hall and with aur el'pe. Members of the Rebeka Gedeon.aMmessage rom Rev. Griffin.minister, Rev. R. B. Green act- SHEETS 51/2c s Ff. jLodgc formed a guard o! bon- GiennM.adMg.Ala er as chairman, a -pragramn q. F aur from the church ta th(, Better grooming chapter was and Sandra, were Thanksgiv- was given consisting of brie! ooOnSie heaise. Interment was in 01, given by Reva McGilli The ing guests of Mr. and Mcs. Tom address by Rev. Green which 3ondOneSide 14csqpe"t. onocemetery. Oooi orrstudy bo L am ad gavEeno Mc i, aund e. 1C. B. Wangytw hmoo utCbeaue POii.and LrnaWeacn gve M. adMr.C.B Wc numbers by Enniskillen maie Na a ase0. a report on ber holidays at Uxbridge, wcre Saturday even- Quartette eotitled, "'TOat's My WO Der ~ f camp. ing visitors o! Mc. and Mrs. A. Weakness Now", and "Sweeti ,W OJ1 q t Next meeting will be at 2 L. Wearn. Violets", erHAYDON p.m. an Octoher 29 with Nancy Congratulations ta Mc. and Mr. Glen Hodgson of Bow- j Y Tinderlav 9C Sie Wood and Reva McGill 'in Mra. Ross Sharp xvho xvcre manville, a pal of Ralph's, pre-! q. Ft. Mis Jean Grîffîn, Black- charge of thc program andi macried at the bride's home at sYted a set of beautiful calai- roof Glue - 4x8 stock; Mr,'. and Mrs Jamnes -worship. Vicki Pickering and Tyrone. ed slides of Florida, Cuba, and -Heath and Douglas, Mcs Les- Judy Green foc lunch. We clos- Mr. and Mcs. Ralph Vîctue, Northern Ontario, taken on a lie Garî'ard, Kingston, were cd with Taps. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace GriffintrpRlhLmGe og Sunday visitars at Mc. and Mc. and Mrs. W. H. Moore wecc guests at the Skinner- tonp ap and m b, GlrfendHodg- HER H PPY * * Mm1 Charlie Garrard's. Clac ,are visiting in Toronto, and Sharp wedding an Saturday. fl oc ayal riaos wecederigt ýE H R H P Y. . M.WilI Rogers, ClarLondon. Mc. and Mrs. R. McNeil werc il oy calatreas ago. Twodeigt- Mis. 'Iloward Stevens, Ennis- MVr. W. H. Moore will cele- Saturday visitors of Mr. and by Misses Nancy Woo d, Elenor. killen, called on Mc. and Mrs brate bis 82nd bicthday on Mrs. Ralpo Vanstone, Whitby.Hedad Cro Wigt rorget your age! 1'housands are Peppy et 7 We Should choose aur booký Try -pePPing 1'l"' wîth Ostrex. Contains ton c as for %wcak, runduin feeling due solely t aswe would aur companionS, body's l.ack of' irn which mnvn men anc for their ste'rling and intrinsw w %omnncaill'Old. "'irv Ostrex To'nic Tahiet merit.-C. C. Colton. for pep. vounger feelisg ïhi s very day Nem The richest minds need no, e du toreanîds evrerelnFo g large libraries.-A. Bronson Al- toe cey hae. colt. WHY DOES THE, HOTEL. NEED A D INING LOUNGE. LICENSE? Ilighway 401 has completely hy-passed Bow- manville so far as the travelling public is con- cerned, and the travelling publié is the life blood of a hotel. The motel, in the last five years lias become a word as well known as the word hotel. More people stay in motels than in hotels. Witness the motels at Scarborough, Oshawa, on Highway 115 just south of Orono, and at Welcome. There is a good possibility of a motel operating within the Bowmanville town limits. The only clientele ieft for a hotel are those people who like good food and drink, these include commercial travellers. The added attraction of a dining lounge is necessary to bring these people to the hotel. BALMORAL HOTEL 1951 Javelin Sedan Licence 8àe-535. Cost over $3,000 when new. A REAL SNAP AT ONLY $395 1951 -Pontiac Sedan Pi G.M.C. Trucks PEC lAI anEd ooseeTnofCKep aS 1952 Chev. 3-Ton Closed Van Body A REALLY GOOD TRUCK A S a p a t - - - - - - - - - - > -- $ 8 5 0 1952 G.M.C. 3-ton DUMP complete with hoist and body - Ready f0 go to work Robson Motors Ltd. SALES' AND SERVICE cially dedicated to the our cd couple, viz:-"I Wanna Play House With You", and a para- dy, "Young Ross Sharp Will Have a Farm". Two skits composed and di- rected 1;y Mrs. Fred McLaugh- lin entitled, "Oh Mother, What Will I Do Naw", and a paem in which about a score of local people played a part. After a selection by the quartette, they escorted Dorothy and Ross ta the. platform. Mrs. O. C. Ash- tan read an address ta the Young couple. Messrs. James and Carl McLaughlin and Ross Ashton presented a walnut coffee table and step table, bas- sock and cup and sautcer from the community. Mr. Keith Mc- Guil an behaif of the Athietie Club presented a mIrror. Dorothy and Ross made brie! speeches expressing their thanks. Lunch was served. Dancing closed the pragrani with Mrs. Fred Griffin, Messrs. Stuart Hooey, Narman Stinson and Jack Johnson providing the music. In the accaunt of the 25th wedding anniversary reception of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.,Werr appeai'ing in last week's çS5tatr,- man, these names were inad-1 vertently amitted from thoseý Who assisted: Mrs. S. E. Werry. Solmna. Who poured tea, anla Mrs. Ralph Virtue, Enniskillen, Who assisted in serving. tMAPLE GROVE 1 Rally Sunday service was obo served on Sunday. Mr. Wmn. Laird told the story of "Robert Raykes" who was the founder of Sunday Schools. Rev. L. M. Somerville also took Part. Serv- ices on Sunday wvill be at usual trne, Sunday School at 1:30 p.m. and church service at 2:40 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Flintoff and family were Sunday visitors with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Freeman at St. Catharmnes. Congratulation~s la Vaughan Stephenson and Roland Nadeau who were rnarried quietly on Saturday at Niagara Falls. Those attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. E. Stephenson, Miss Beverly Stephenson, Mrs. G.' Whi(e,Misses Marilyn Hearne, Betty Mutton, Loraine Snowden, Mr. Gerry Pettit. The young couple will reside at Calgary. Around 30 ladies from the Institute attended the 55th-an- niversary of the Womnen's Insti- tute at Newacstle on Tuesdayr evening. "Oldat 40,50,60?"p e e *e e e * e * Z-,*e ý ý, ý ZN ý. -7-ý ý ffl ilding matirials you want SERVICE and DEPEND- ,n our Company motta for ta sce yoU, aur custoiner, features witb every order. s are on your street every 1you want quality building 'OD DUCTS LIRTICE -'24 Nonths Io Pay Oshawa RA 3-4661 TRÙPSIDÀY, ÔtT. 20th, 1053 lrl:rv rçAvAnTAWT - Bowmanville SPECIALS THIS -----$875