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?MMUSDAY, NOV. Ist, 19D., &cf a & (Prsan0 Phone MA 3-3303 Mr. and Mrs. Willard Skuci Lifford, Ont., visited Mrs. W. 1 Densem last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. McComI Toronto, Visited with Mr. an, Mrs. Frank Denby, Elgin St. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Casbouri * and family, Toronto, spent th, weekend with his father, Mi H. H. Casbourn. *Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denb: attended the Gerrard - Griffii weddimg at Blackstock Unitei Church on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hoa and family, Toronto, spent thi * weekend with his parents, Mi and Mrs. E. V. Hoar. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Walker ang children, Mrs. J. Irwin an4 sister Mrs. Goodfellow, Torontc were Sunday guests of Mrs. F Cator. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jack. son and Linda, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Dawson, Tillsonburg were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs. Melvin Bell. Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Austir left Wednesday to fly to hi; home in Fernie, B.C. This iý Dr. Austin's first visit in Ul years ta his home town. Mr. and Mrs. Brenton S. RowE and son Scott, Chateauguay Que., were recent guests of theii * aunts, Mrs. H. Humphries and Mrs W. H. Densem, King St. Miss Muriel Stevens, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gauth« 1er, Roberval, Que., were guesti of the former's parents, Mr. anc Mrs. Ross Stevens, Scugog St. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Col- mier, Bracebridge, were in towr for the weekend and visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb Colmer and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Colmer. Mrs. Harry Smith, Queen St., wias in Acton Saturday, visiting relatives and atending the wed- ding of her niece Miss Joanne Stuckey to Mr. Barry Insco of Port Credit. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ayre and Cindy Lou were in Ottawa last week, the guests of Mr. andi Mrs. Ralph McKenzie, and at- tended the Ottawa Winter Fair when Lloyd was judge of sheep classes. Mr- and Mrs. E. M. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. E. Ormiston attended the 40th Wedding An- * niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson, Mount Dennis, at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Zirs. Arthur Moquin on Oct. 27. Miss Lynne Bagneli of Ship- stads and Johnsons Ice Follies flew from Chicago on Sunday after the show to spend a couple of days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. (Bill) Bagnell. Lynne left Wednesday morning to rejoin the show at Detroit. On Wednesday, Oct. 24, the 4th Bowmanville Cub Pack held its going-up ceremony. The boys were welcomed by Mr. Biggs of Second Troop. They were: Gord Rundie, An- thany Molloy, Don Masterson, Stephen Barciay, Arthur Foran, Woodrow Ferry. A picture post card received by the editor from Alfie Shrubb from Los Angeles, Calif., show- ing a beautiful boulevard lined with huge palm trecs, states: H-aving a grand time and feeling just great. This is a wonderful city. Best wishes toalal my friends back home. Have you sent in your Civic Affairs Survey to the Chamber of Commerce yet? If you have mnisplaced the form you may get one at the Chamber Office in the Town Hall. Be sure to send it in by Nov. loth so that reports m-ay be totalled and forwarded [ST. JOHN'si CHURCH (Anglican) Twenty-third Aller Trinify 8 and il a.m. - HOLY COMMUNION 10 and il a.m. - CHURCH SCHOOL I .M. - IEVENING PRAYER ,e, to the Town Council. IX Mr. Herb Babcock, 59 Ontari( St., as soon as he had read th( b, Dim and Distant column undei d the 66 years ago heading las Thursday phoned to say tha .n the old Porter Foundry va; .e situated on the south-west corn. r. er of King and Liberty Street. where the Goodyear houses ar( )ynow located. in Miss Jane Carruthers anc !d Miss Patsy Slemon, Ontari( Ladies' College, Whitby, spen .r Sunday with their grandparents Le Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carruther! r. and Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Slemor dsary service when Dr. Stanle: LdOsborne, Principal o! O.L.C, td was the speaker. SMr. Glen Hughes, presideni o! Bowmanville Skating Club accompanied ty Mr. E. K. S McLaughlin, Oshawa, vice-pre- Ssident of the Canadian Diabeti< ~Asoci ation, flew ta Vancouver last Wednesday to attend the annual council of the Canadiar n' Diabetic Association. They re- ýs turned home on Wednesday. S Mr. and Mrs. W. Bell, Bal. 9sam Lake, visited her aunt, Mrs. Seward Dawson. Wher 'e they returned home on Friday, i, Mrs. Dowson accompanied therr r ta Victoria Road and spent the d weekend with her sister, Miss Mabel Lytie. Mr. and Mrs. ,Alvin Dowson and son Arnold -drove out ta get his mother :s Sunday. d It is nice to know that the Rest Roomn provided by the -Women's Institute in the Town i Hall is appreciated by some, 1 probably by many actually, but 1few think ta express that an- preciation. Last week a note was lef t by a Toronto lady along wîth a contribution ta- ward the upkeep, saying how 2much she appreciated the dlean frest raom. 'Father's Night Out" is Wed- 1nesday, Nov. 7, when the Bow- tmanville Men's Canadian Club 1 will hold their first 1956-57 banquet at Enniskillen United Church at 6:30 p.m. Mr. Robt. Simms o! The Imperial 011 Ca., Toronto, will speak on the growing importance o! the de- velopment o! ail fields in Western Canada. New mcm- bers will be welcomed at this meeting. The 1957 voters' list for Bow- manville has been posted in the Post Office lobby. Better take a look and see if your name is written there ta entitle you ta vote at the December Civic clections. Assessment notices have also been mailed out ta property awners showing the basis on which 1957 taxes will be levied. If you're still interested civic nominations will take place Nov. 23, and if elections are re- quired they will be held Dec. 3rd. Gerry Clarke, Grade 8 pupili o! St. Gregory's Separate School, Oshawa, son o! Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Clarke, formerly o! Bow- manville, was winner o! the senior group in elementary schools Community Chest public speaking contests. Gerry gave his speech at a meeting o! Kiwanians and Rotarians gather- ed ta herald the opening o! the drive in Oshawa and received an ovation. His speech was brie! but power packed. Gerry was the winner in the 16-school com- petition. Mrs. Gea. W. James return- ed home on Saturday morningi froni a most enjoyable and thrilling seven weeks' conducted tour o! England, Scotland, France, Belgium, Western Ger- many, Switzerland and Italv. The tour was sponsored by the' Canadian Weekly Newspaers Association in which there were 68 editors and their wives fromi ail sections of Canada in thel party. We are hopîng Mrs., James will write a series o! articles for The Statesman giv-i ing aur readers some o! the high- lights of her trip. Citizens who live in the vicinity of the C.P.R. tracks in town and have been complain- ing o! the whistle blowing of the trains, as they whiz througzh TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Minister - Rev. T. Arthur Morgan, B.A. Organist-Mr. Arthur Collisan, Mus. Bach., L.R.S.M. 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A number of resoiutions whîch were drawn up at a meeting in Brighton were pre- sented to the Durham Growers for their approval. These resol- utions included the adopting a feasible colour standard, high- er prices for tomatoes, and a lawering of the spread in prices of the varîous grades of toma- toes. In 1954, Canada's electrical manufacturing industry used some $397,090,000 worth o! Can- adian-produced. raw materials. Post Off ice WiII Move First of Year Work is progressing at a steady rate on the new Bow- manville Post Office building at the corner of Temperance and Church Streets but the local postal staff along with the Customs and Health o! Animals us this, buy us tnac. I offieials Winl not move Into tba new quartera until after Chria* mas. Finishing date of the building is set for December 15 at which time the contractors will turu over the building ta the Depart- ment of Public Works who wU minutely inspect the premises. 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Mrs. Dudley is welI known in, music circles and has been organist and choir leader at St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville, for many years. first engagement of bis Fal1 and Winter tour with Columbia Artists Management wvas in London, Ont., last night. He will be playing in several On- tario cities including Tim.mins, St. Catharines and Woadstock before going ta the Maritimes and middle Western States ini the U.S. A number in Bow- manville enjoyed hearing Ray play on radio station CBL on Tuesday this week. Hewa heard in a haîf hour recita of Haydn and Chopin which he had recorded earlier. rai Wreck J Continued from p3age one) igand shared the strained hu- mor peculiar ta such moments o! stress. The escape o! crewmen from the tail-end caboose, whicn bore the coilosal impact, ap- peared, ini the early grey ligot .o! momning. as a certain miracle. Their last second jump into the çieep, south side ditch was, for them, a life time o! sus- pense. The engine, its vitzrAs strewn across twisted rails, bal- anced precariously on the barik edge held, only, by the cross- slewed tender that was jammed mn the center of a heaped mess o! twisted steel and churnedi ,!rails. Undoubtedly the crewv, owe their lives ta the fart that the engine and tender stili re- mained coupled. Special work crews from To- oronto and Kingston werc rush- ed ta the soot ta clear the line. Work cantinued ail through the day, in an effort ta clear the north track o! wreckage sa that line iaying crewvs couid replace the up-rooted rails. Railway officiais have issued no statement cancemning the cause o! the accident, although at thei (.etue reports indicate that the tremendous weight of the gravel cars, considerable speed plus a down grade al contributed. One crew memiber thought that the train had passed through a yelloxv rau.- tion light wvithout attempting to reduce speed and after pass- ing through the red signai, it was toa late and the train car- ried on ia the rear of the work train Among those first at the scene were Constables Alan Densem and Len I-artiey of the Bowmanvidle Police who assist- ed in the removal af the injur- ed engineer fram the wreck. He %v'as taken ta hospital by an F. F. Morris Cao. azbulance. Early estimates of damage run at several hundred thou- sands of dollars. Same tele- phane lines were torn down and service tempararily dis- rupted. Vegetable G mowers (Continued from page one' do so. Instead anather hearing, similar Io the one in the spr ing, is ta be held. Although Mr. Ruthven de- plored the manner in which the Farm Marketing Act is be- ing butted around he feels that a favorable decision wil b21 granted by the Supreme Court. 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