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PAO! ~**~ ~~~*4w4*a~' ~ J. ~ J. ~ZAZLL~ * ~JOW B.M.N VU.JLs O'J'EJ.AJU New Officers Are Installed on SMALL E@@MS OINLY II!$495 THE SMART, NEW ffi:À iiiÈM LIFETIME FOLDINO DOOR Adds es much as 9 square fout te a room a Give, you mnough extra spaoe te ekPlace ames chair, a amali table or dsa lmp or a TV set iii that unused camner of your living room . . . an extra dresser or si night table i your bedroom. *ade by the manufacturers of Pontypool LOL1 Poubypool. LOL. 82 held its! annual election of officers on Monday,, Nov. 12 with a good turnout o! members. It wus with a great deal of regret the Lodge accepted the resignation as treasurer o! W. Bro. William Rennie. W. B. Rennie was pre- a.nted with an honomary mem- ber certificate haVing been an active member for aven 43 years. The presentution was made by W. Bro. Offa Staples, DePuty County Master o! East Durham. W. Bro. Rennie thanked the members and gave an interest- ing history o! the progress and finances of the Lodge. W. Bro. R. J. Payne, County Master,j took charge o! the election of officers and W. Bro. Offa Stu- pIes Installed the following: Immediate Past Master - W. Bro. Lloyd Brown: Wor. Master - Bro. Lloy'd C]arke; Dep. Master - Bro. Bill Mormison; Chaplain - Bro. Pèrcy Beggs;E Rec. & Fin. Sec. - W. Bro. R. J. Payne; Treasurer-Bro. Clif-I ford Fallis; Marshai - Bro.è Clifford Curtis; Lecturers-W. Bro. D. Bowins and Bro. Gem- aid Fisk; Committee men - Bruis. R. Kerm, E. Lane, G. Chapman, M. Bradley and L. Brown; Trustees - W. Bras. W. Rennie, W. Bra. R. J. Paynet and C. Curtis.c After short speeches by the new officers a bounteous lunch was served. On Friday evening several a! the membens and a candidate0 attended the 5 County meeting a ln Lindsay. Almost 300 mcm- bers listened ta a fine addressa by R. W. Bro. Emard Grand t Master , Que. Rev. Bro. Emard t i fammerîy a R.,C. priest and P now a Buptist minister. Nassane P. L.O.L. of Daumo exemplified the f Orange Degmee on several can- didates. e, i ENNISKILLEN the internationally famou$ Mr. and Mrm. Russell Spinks,I "Modernfold"' door.' Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence SPACEM Ot fiBradley, Mrs. Amelia Thompson, AMAJO-TYORE R I Mrs. Vanda Walker, Bowman- A 'O~-T-YURSLF"DOO1 .ville, with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard It'. Ort WIntafl Bradley. -and can aiso be eaiy Mrs. E. Drinkie and Roy decoraied to fit it Drinkie, Oshawa, visited Mrs. A. with your coiour Leadbeater. scheme. Paint it with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oke wtth a sood rubber.based Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sander-1 Pint or sip.cover it son, Columbus.i with a blending cg Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ormiston1 matching fabrîc. were Sunday visitors of Mr. and1 Mrs. A. Tamblyn. Cambray. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin, Doreen and Donald, attended a1 O sha wafamily dirnner party, Friday ev-1 O s a aening, at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd . W ood of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toms' 35th1 W o awedding anniversary.0 0 Mrs. Roy Werry and Debbie,( ProaUCtS Ot.ttawa, are vis iting with Mr.1 and Mrs. F. W. Werry. MA 3-2130 Miss Shirley Mills, nurse-in- RA3-4661 training, Peterborough, spentI RASunday with her mother, Mrs.I YARD AND SHOWROOM H. Milis, Chester and Bruce. 0 COURTICEDr. and Mrs. Geo. W. James," CORTCEMiss Heather James, Bowman..o OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS 1 YO UR KITCHEN 0F TO-MORROw TO-DAY! This Modern Kifchou can ho ypurs for as Iow as $14.00 per iuonth Your kitchen wilI be the pride of the household when you converi 10 a -MODERN SPACE SAVING KITCHEN. Wibh the help of Oshawa Wood Produef.s you cau make u", of the imt modern -~materials and newest design tb have a kitchen of tomorrow - today. Remember Dur Dowmanville Phone Dial MA 3-2130 NO DOWN PAYMENT 24 MONTHS TO PAY OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS NA 3-2130 courfice RA 3-4661 NES TLETON j Most of the Westleton ladies1 were in attendance ut the cook-! fing school held in Blackstock.1 Miss Anna Sammels and Mms. W. McCoy won prizes. Sunday service heme by Rev. Crozier o! Whitby was poly attended. It came ta the minds of several that the time limit mav be vcry short befone these poarly attended rural churches will be closeti and service beld ut one central church. A sort of advance poil gives an almost even vote for those dcsiring such a change. Cartwright has long been a pioneer in centrulization with such satisfactorV rsuts that only those wishing ta mce-' tain a little individualisin e- main against the idea. The fuct that the municipality is easily adapted ta such a form same- limes aulweighs the facts that the central community itsel! is badly dividcd by numerous im- anemy grievances and petty jealausies. Those of us who sincerely wish ta keep a local church service must soon begin ta show it bxr sîronger backing and better attendance before it is too late. By the way - no service here next Sunday - Cadmus ut il ar.and Cacsareaî ut 2 p.m. Mrs. Grant Campbell drove ta Toronto Sunday ta visit hem futher who is in hospital with a broken leg and ta pick up 1 daughter Karen who was ut grandmu's ta witness the Santâ 'Claus parade. ilMrs. Jane Wuite who has been visiting hem sister in Toronto, calîcti on Mrs. Maud Johns dur- ing the weekend. 1The Sadler family o! Nestie- ton called on the SadIen family of Bawmanville. fMm. and Mrs. M. Emerson ,vith Cecil Philip visited Mms. Howard Cole o! Orono. Mrs. Gea. Bowcrs andi Mms. Emerson represented the local ladies when they joîneti the Port Penny and My rtle locals on a bus trip ta the Blinco Mission at. Petcrborough Thumsday ev- ening. W' e happy ta report that Barry Malcolm is recovering i!rom a bati case o! tonsîlitis. Cangratalations ta the Sud- lers o! Lake View Hackney Farm on the oltcome o! their visit ta the Royal Wîntcr Fuir Horse Show. They had the winner o! the main class; a fourth in the open singles. In the brccding classes theyv won three firsts, ane second. onc third, twa fourths. besides havirg Junior Champion Stallion, Resenx'e Jun- ion Champion Mare: Reserve Senior Champion Mare andi Re- serve Grand Champion Mare. j Again congratulationsil F HAMO FR ORm v ~ille; Mr. Clark Werry, NMe Winnifred Cale and Edna Gi] bert, Mr. Ward Gilbert, Toron to; Mr. and Mns. Willis Wood.- Mi]lbrook; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Werry were with Mr. and Mr. E. A. Werry. Mr. and Mn.. Raymond Dilla baugh. Oshawa, were Saturda: visitors at Russell and Wallac, Griffin's. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fergusoi and family with Mr. Fred Fer gusons and Don Carra of Bow Bowmanville. Mr. and Mru. W. Lamb, Caen area, with Mr. and Mmi. Lomnq Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Keith McGill anc baby with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brock, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brun, with Mr. and Mrs. Orr Jeffemy Port Perry. Mr. and Mmi. N. E. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright Betty and Lawmence, were Sun. day visitors ut Mr. and Mrs. P, A. Tresise, Oshawa. .Rev. Harold Stainton, Mimico, visited Mr. Allun Staintan at Mr, and Mrs. Harold Ashton's. Mr. and Mrs. H. Staintan, Hampton; Mr. James Quinn, Tyrone; Mm. Ronald Hope, Port Perry, with Mr. and Mns. L. Stainton. Mr. and Mns. Earl Trewin, Doreen and Donald, were Sun- day guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trewin, Bluckstock. Miss Linda Yeo with Miss Doris Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Griffin, Heather and Dale, were Sunday tea guests o! Mr. and Mrs. N. Collacutt, Bawmanville. Sehool Open House Thursday evening, Nov. lSth wus the date for a rendezvous of parents, pupils and teuchers at the school. The teachers, Mrs. M. Scott and Miss J. Wonnacott, with their 52 pupils had arranged *he work which they have com- pleted in a most interesting dis- play. Almost every nother, several fathers and a number of inter- ested friends responded to an in- vitation to attend an "opený house" meeting. The bulletin boards and womk tables held notebooks and displaying work in the traditional 3R's along with the udded frills which make chool womk so interesting such as lea! collections, art, memory Tomk bookiets, health charts and folders, maps, murals and many thers too numemous ta mention. 'rom 7 to 8 p.m. the guests vieW- ed these very fine projects.' -At 8 p.m. Vicki Pickering from arade VIII performed very ad- iirably the duties of chaimman r the program. Grade I en- ýred like little elves and fainies ýsing a motion song "When I .,m Big". Grade II sang 'Who's, That .nocking at the Door". Grade :I sang "The Blacksmith"l. 'peches were given by Lois Ash- on on "Our Queen", Cheryl owan on "Thomas Edison", raet Robson on "My Kitty"l. eorge Leadbeater on "My Pet taccoon", Charles Ashton on 3w4y Pets", Wayne Beckett on M'y Calf", Gail Stainton on "My )olly", Clame Ashton on "When Grow Up", Kathryn Siemon n "Cheese", Marie Beckett on My DolIy", Betty Jane Werry n"Children of Other Lànds". Grades IV to VIII sang two amruses, "'The Lorelie" and The Fainies". Judy Green presided at the iano. for the closing number he National Anthem. BETHANY , The Ladies Gaod Luck ladge held a successful progressive seuchre party in the Orange Hall on Friday evening wlh -eight tables o! players. Prizes y for high score went to Mms. ýe Charles Smith and William Phîllips: consolation prizes. tc n George Smith and Melvin Bowen; lucky door prize to -Percy Jakeman. nDennis Challice, Rose- -mont, spent the weekend with ehis mother, Mms. Richard Challice. Mrs. Edith Henders, Yelvem- tan, is with Mrs. William Cavano and will remain for the winter months. Mrs. Lloyd Kennedy Is a patient in Civic Haspital, Pet- emborough. Hem many friends are wishîng her a speedy me- *covery. Mm. and Mrs. H. McMahon and their grandson Lee Ains- lee, Peterborough, visited Mrs. Ina Palmer. On Sunday, ta- gether with Mms. Fluena Davis they were quests with Mm. and Mrs. Elmer Hart ut Mount LHoreb. Harry Johnston and Bruce Ryley returned on Sunday from deer hunting in the French River amea. Befare a large congregation in St. Pauls Anglican Church, Bethany, on Sunduy, Nov. 18, the rites of Confirmation were confemred upon 24 young peo- ple by Right Rev. G. B. Snell, M.A., Ph.D., D.D., Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese of Tor- onto. The candidates were presented ta the Bishop by the esident Rector, Rev. G. E. Meudes. Mr. Fraser Watson, Petemborough, acted as Bish- ops Chaplain. ' Those confimmed wemre Miss Nancy Lowery, Thomas Low- ery, Miss Doris Timms, Miss Janice Timms, Barry Staples, Earl Bulmer and Miss Marie Bulmer from St. Mary's Church at Lifford; Miss Ann Patton, Miss Wilnia Patton and Miss Joan Porter from Trinity Church at The Marsh; Miss Di- unne Bigelow, Donald Smith, Donald Smelt, Malcolm Smelt, James Nicholîs, David Wood, Ross Smith, Paul Pomeroy, Garry DeGeer, Miss Judy De- Geer, Kenneth Sinclair, Mms. David Masters, Mm. and Mms. K. Benford, fmom St. Paul's Chumch ut Bethany. Hampton Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Yellowlees, Nov. 19, with 13 present. The group under leadership of Orville Hindmun, discussed the Soil Bank idea. They de- cidéd it would educe surplus- es in aur country also, but we didn't think aur sumpluses ;n Canada were so great that it would be wise to do this. A year with a very pon eturn might use up aur Canadian surplus. What we neeri is mnore storage accommodation. A soil bank would promote soul conservation, but some farmers are tmying ta conserve soul by planting trees or mare scientific cultivatian. We do think' there are some farm lands that should be taken out o! cultivation. The modemn buildings in aur dist- rict is helping toe us up same of this land. On their own farina, each owner should take somne of the responsibility for doing this. The government might give some aid in this, by offering cash for so many acres taken Perhaps, by the advice truined men, the gaverm might ulso promote better of some o! this land by mef estution or tobacco lands. Ncxt meeting, Nov. 26, Mm. and Mrs. Clarence Tiri W.A. met at the'homne o! Mrs. Rod Simpson, Mrs. Fred Samis, 2nd vice president was in the chair. Devotional was conduc-, ted by Mrs. Rod Simpson, Mrs. George Bowers and Mms. L. D. Simpson. Mrs. G. Irwin and Miss Elsie Samis entertained with readings. Plans were made for aur annual circuit bazuar ut Enniskillen next manth. The Pathfinders met ut the home o! M. Pascoe with 17 members present. They decid- cd to purchase a lump for the pulpit, and asked each mem- ber ta contnibute canned goods for needy families at Christmas. Plans were made for prépara- tion o! a Christmas Pageant. Rcv. R. B. Green was guest Sof nent u-e for- rik's. J 1: A[[ Yod Iw! Pay as ofI s1 A WEEK *Wot.tp-.f et mrge, es mt ec. e a «OSe I.flopud. O,,Iy a copeetom ewear *edvd rêept*uystoi et cl os ge. MARR'S *JEWELLERY King St. W. Bowmanville ]en, Mvanîila, Mn. and Mrs. Don Taylor, Solina; Miss Corsina Samnis, Oshawa; Mm. and Mms. Fred Samnis and !amily. Mr. ani Mms. Abemnethy were Present- ed with a large mirror. i K Mm. and Mms. Tom Turner and family, Toronto, we-eý Sunday gucsts o! Mm. and Mrs. Ernest Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wiginton and Linda, Toronto, wcre Sun- day guests a! Mm. and Mrs. Gordon Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Smith, Gloria and Bob, Bowmanville, were Sunday supper guests o! Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Smith. Sarry ta have omitted the essay given by Miss Joyce Duvey from the Home and School Club news last weck. Joyce is to be cangratulated on hem splendid delivery in mak- ing hem speech. Mmrs. Robert Cameron enter- tained about 12 of hem neigh- boums and !niends ut a demon- stmation given by Mrs. Viola Ashton Monday night. A de- licious lunch wus served. Rev. F. J. Jackson's many friends are glad ta know he is mnuch improved aftem bis oper- ation in Memonial Hospital, Bowmanville. Mn. and Mrs. Freemantie o! Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. John Johaston. Mn. and Mrs. John Mitchell, Toronto, nd .atyand Wendy Partner Tyrone, with Mr. and Mms. Fred Partnem. Mn. and Mms, John Mallette, Tyrone, with Mn. andi Mrs. A. Milîson Saturday evcning. Mrs. D. Danielson spen t ai couple o! days with Mrs. Loy- j eridge, Toronto.t Mm. and Mrs. Hugh 1MIurphyl were Sunday supper guests at the Murphy homne. Mn. A. J. McLaggan attendeti the Golden Wedding celebra- tion of Mn. andi Mrs. Tomlin- son ut Birchcliffe Heights on Satumday evcning. Mn. and Mrs. Harvey Part-> ner and family wene Sundayî supper guests of the F. Part- i ner's and Mn. and Mms. Miil-! son visiteti during the evening Mn. and Mms. Lloyd Mîdgelev of Port Penny visited ut the M!cLaggan homre. 1 Mr. anti Mrs. Roy Leach, Ep- Som; Mm. and Mrs. Richard Moo're, Town Line North, ati Alla n Fisher's. The family a! the late Ivori Gerry mturned to Gcnry Glas-- pell's afler the funeral.1 Mn. and Mrs. Elmen Downi and Lumry, Ebenezer; Miss Doris' Reardon, Whitby, ut Pemcy Day- idson's. Zion W.A. held a quilting ut, the Sunday School noamn oni Tuesday andi Wcdnesday last. week.1 Mm. and Ms. Alex McMaster,. i h Your Home Too! EVEN IF you are careful and watehfui of your home, there are mnany plae.s where CARE helps to prevent fire but Insurance pays for the lire you cannot prevent! Insure your home adequate. ly to prevent finanelal loss. .4 'nsut E TUART R. JAMES REAL ESTATE Residence MA 3-5493 Bowmanville OffiAce [A 3-5681 int Street E. I Largest Stock Refrigerators 14 - Ref rigerators ..from which to choose $10 wilI hald any refrigerator for L.-*-.:Christmas delivery, INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 8.2 cu. f t. Refrigerator, freezer across the top, shelves ini door, fv erwarranty. $ 2 Regular $349 - OnIy-$ 2 FIRESTONE 12.5 cubic feet Refnigerator porcelain crispers and storage bins. Regular $40P SED EST--------- $95 THOR WASHERS with electric punmp, five year guarantee.___$ Regular $179 for only -____ - $2 FIRESTONE WASHERS, electrie pump, heavy duty Only$9 .9 a and your old washer USED CLARE JEWEL ELECTRIC AND RANGE - U"ed only 1 year. COAL WESTINGHOUSE 21-inch CONSOLETTE "Marquez", model 2V11K with coppertone front and front tuning Regular $299.95 - OnIy -- $27Y $249 PHILIPS 21-inch CONSOLETTE with swivel base, with Focalite tuning- this takes the guess work out of tuning, focus on Focalite for picture perfect TV automnatically. Genuine hand- rubbed hardwood cabinet Regular $379 - OnIy - - $34 WESTINGHOUSE MANTEL RADIOS with twin speakers Low Down Payment. - No Payments until 1957 COWAmNt Secia SINHOS Refrigerator - Only ENFIELD WESTINGHOUSE 21-inch "Sun Marco" PHILIPS 21-inch TABLE MODEL with swivel base Thefies W tc o Al : A *.LVA 13 Kn S.Equipmentll I [34 King St. E. Bowmanville Phone MA 3-5659 Co. 1 LONG SAULT in Town ZION RANGES T'ELEVISION RADIOS COW N Farm Forums /~ /$ 1 um 1 ,ýl speaker. Lunch was served. Joan and Rosa, Mrs. F. B. Glas- Mr. and Mrs. John Colleyi pell at Ralph Glaspell's, Ty. and David; Mr. and Mrs. Frank; rone. Lycett and De.nnis, Oshawa, Mm. and Mrs. Leonard Shaw,I vîsited at E. Lee's. Miss Pat Shaw. Mr. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. S. Thain and Jackson, Oshawa, t Jim Stain- Connie; Mr. and Mrs. B. Howe ton's. and Debbie, Toronto, were vis- iMr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas,: itors t the Bowers home. Scarborough, at Russell Stain-, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, ton's. Russel, Bernard and Peter, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith,! spent an evening with Mr. andi Wh itby; Mr. and Mrs. George' Mrs. Ivor Sprackling and the Sonley, Mr. and Mrs. Perey W. Bwman beore etumingBryce, Toronto, at Fred Camer- to England. fS Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Prescott i Mm. Charles Stainton, Clif-. and Glenn, visited Mr. and Mrs. ford, at Russell Stainton's. Jim Harris and girls MtA- riss Marie Killen, Mr. W-1 at A"fredFranks, Hamilton, ut Robt.: monds. Killen's. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Prescott Mrs. Clarke Moore, Miss Beth! and family, were with Mr. and Moore and friend, Oshawa, at! Mrs. Hoskjn Smith, Hampt on. Keith Stainton's.1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Collis, Osh-1 Miss Norma, Clarke and Stan- awa; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Stain-' ley Webster, Toronto, visited ton at Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Samis and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stainton Miss Elsie. at Albert Balson's, Solina. Mrs. Norman Stinson Is con- Miss Laurel Stainton witb her valescing at her rnother's home grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. near Columbus, after an opera- F. Stephen, Oshawa. tion in Memnorial Hospital.* Mrs. Fred Dart and Mrs. Miss Elsin Samis is ut Man- Henry Dart were hostesses for illa with hem sister, Mrs. F. a miscellaneous W.A. shower fori Abernethy. Miss Grace Stainton ut their, Mr. andj Mr. Everett Ommnis- home when the bride receivedj ton, Bowmanville, visited with many beautiful and useful gifts.! his mother, Mrs. W. J. Ormis- Mrs. Wes. Cameron visitedi ton, ber aunt, Mrs. Ada Flintof!, Mr. and Mrs. Fergus 4ber- Oshawa. nethy, Manilla, celebrated teir M r. and Mms. Allan Fisher vis-! 30th wedding anniversary at ited Miss Wîlma Leach, HamP-! the home of ber parents, Mr. ton, also Harvey Webster's, Port, and Mrs. M. Samis. Those ut- Perry.; tending the event were Mr. and Mrs. Eva Perkins, Chesley, MIt 1 il a a a ) g PACM "M MAWAnTAM qmA"-«ffàv 0%%Mll@VM NOV. 22nd, 19" Revlon's "'CLEAN and CLEAR" The deep, deep cleansing llquid al Jury and, Love!! MA 3-5778 Bowmanville $289