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?KU~DAY MAC1~28t, 157 N~ ANADAN TATSMA. BwMAvr %J~N -12ruv~A Hon or Warden Hooton ,With Cavan Banquet A lmost 300 Attend A few less than 300 people gathered at Cavan Community Hall on Friday to honour Lloyd A. Honton, Warden cf the Un- itpd Counties of Northumber- lanjàand -Durham. A delicious tVy dinner was served by Sth,,ilavan Women's Institute, ass-isted by several ether ladies from the community. Highlight cf the evening was the presentation of a club bag to the Warden and bouquets of flowers to his wife, and mother, Mrs. Robert Hooton. The pres- entations were made by Cavaii Counciflors H. Bradburn, D. Cathcart and their wives. In bis address of apprecia- tion, Warden Hooton mentioned DE WITH AND MOUNTJOY General Insurance Agents *Car Fire *Sickness and Accident *Multi-peril 58 Simpson Avenue Bowmnanvilllo Phone MA 3-3950 LNewca.stle- Phone 3341 the many problems facing the Counties Council, including imi- provements te the Home for the Aged et Cobourg. He expressed the hope that something could be done this year te better 'he facilities for caring fer the men mentally and physically i11 at the home. The lengthy prcgram, which did net conclude untîl almost midnight, included Grace by Rev. A. E. Larke, Cbairman's remarks by Deputy Reeve J. H. MeKnight, and address cf wel- come by Ex-Cavan Reeve Del- bert Olan. Darlington's Deputy- Reeve Garnet B. Rickart toasted the Dominion with John M. James, M.P., respondîng. Reeve cf Hope Victor Wilson, paid tribute te the Province cf On- tarie, with Hon. John W. Foote, Minister cf Reform Institutions, responding. Toast te the United Counties was proposed by Cobourg's Reeve Charles Johnston with the Warden responding. Entertainiment included a sing song led by Deputy-Reeve M. Wladyka cf Port Hope, readings by Mrs. A. Miller, selections by a male quartet, Archie Matcbett, Frazier Carr, Rae Stewart and Russell White with Mrs. Fred Brown accempanying, and solos by Mrs. L. Winslow with ber husband at the piano. Tribute te the fine work cf the ladies was made by F. Bed- ford and responded te by Mrs. Z. M. Bentley. During the evening, it was pointed out by several speak- ers that Cavan bad net been honored with the Wardensbip for the past 26 years when Ex- Wardcn Geo. A. Hooton, uncle cf the present warden, had filled the same office. He was present et the banquet. Following the ý,program, many remained te conclude thei evening with dancing. Make a date 10 decorate wîth wonderful, wearable, woshable WALLPAPER CHOOSE PROM OUR WIDE SELECTION A BERNE THY'S PAINT &, WALLPAPER Over 100 Lots of Stamps SoId ut Auction Here More than 30 phîlatelists fromn Bowmanville and Oshawa at- tended the regular monthly meeting of the Bowmanville Stamp Club. It was held in the form of an auction sale Wed- nesday cf last week at the Lions Centre. Dave Morrison welcomed the Oshawa group on behaif cf the Bowmanville Club and conduct- ed the meeting in excellent fashion. W. N. Affleck, Oshawa, made the highest bid cf he evening. He bid $3.75 for a et cf four coils from 1914 bearing1 the picture cf King George V.: Mr. Affleck said, that the' stamps were worth $5.50 ac- cording te his valuations. Approximately $60 waEt ted by the Bowmanville Club from the auction. Average bids were anywhere fromn 25e te $1.00. Stamps are auctioned in lots varying from one stamP te those which have a hundred or more. Nearly 100 lots were sold during the evening. Three auctioneers conducted the proceedings, they were; Earle Hann, O. J. Presson and W. N. Affleck. After the auction everyene enjoyed refreshments served by Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Cale and Mrs. F. Hellyar cf the Bowmanville Club. Many Attend Popular Hospital Birthdlay Party an srlidi istrict wattend- any laruni desscfiBtwattni- ed the annual Hospital Birth- day Party in the Lions Cern- munity Centre on Thursday at- ternoon, March 21. Welcoming guests at the deor was Mrs. T. W. Cawker, Pas, President cf the Womnen's Hos- pital Auxiliary, and receiving were Mrs. L. W. Dippeil, Pre- sident, Miss Irene Shaw, Su- perintendent cf Memorial Hos- pital, and Mrs. B. Mutton, Vice- President cf the Auxiliary. Mrs. L. Dewell was convenor for the pleasant event, assisted by Mrs. Aubrey Smith and Mr. L. T. McLaughlin. The tea table formed a pret- ty picture, centred by a lovely bouquet of Iris and daffodils and flanked by yellow tapers. The flowers were the gift cf Mrs. J. H. H. Jury, as is ber custom. The small tea tables had gay centre pieces in spring motif and guests had a friendly time over the delicicus refresbments served. These included a beau- tifully iced birtbday cake, the gift cf Mr. Robert Noble. Mvr. Noble bas made this generous gift each year for some years past. Mrs. Hamilton, Tyrone, cut the cake. Pouring tee during the af- ternoon were Mrs. J. H.' H. Jury, Mrs. IL. T. McLaughlin, Mrs. Herbert Smith Wins $100 Prize At Lions Bingo Herbert Smith, cf 175 Mary street, Oshawa, won the $100 door prize at the Bowmanville Lions Club monthly bingo at the town hall Seturday even- ing. More then 200 persons at- tended and over $325 was given away in prizes. The jackpot, which was $100, was net won and will be wortb $125 et the next bingo, April 27. M. M. Gerry and Mrs. Joe O'Neill. Mrs. L. Ayre directed guests te the register, which was in charge cf Mrs. Norman Allun and Mrs. Wm. Challis. Receiv- ing cash donations, which te- talled approximately the same as last year, were Mrs. Geo. Young and Mrs. C. Bagnell. Assisting in serving were Mrs. M. Vanstone, *Mrs. H. Rundle, Mrs. W. M. Rudell, Mrs. Ray Lathangue. Mrs. Cliff Trewin, Miss Mary Jewell, Mrs. L. Goddard, Mrs. B. Vanstone, all of Bowmanville, and Mrs. L. S. Mikios, Newcastle, Mrs. Cook, Tyrone. Assisting in varlous cther ways were Mrs. A. G. Scott, Mrs. W. H. Birks, Mrs. L. C. Mason, Mrs. Harold Gibson, Mrs. J. J. Brown, Mrs. J. Marr, Mrs. W. H. Brown, Mrs. R. Endersby, Mrs. D. Smith, Mrs. C. G. Morris. Prize Winners Fire Fighting W. 1. Contest Bethany: For their publicity, campeign in connection with a meeting cf the Bethany Fire Fighting Association, the Wom- en's Institute sponsored a con- test among the school pupils, cffering cash prizes for the best art posters. First prize went te Dianne Bigelow: second prize te Patri- cia Green and third prize te Allan Smith* The children showed excep- tional talent and were highiy commnended for their efforts by the judges. 24-OZ. BETI-ANYja Mr. and Mrs. Harry Preston iare in St. Thomas visiting with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ander- son. Mr. and Mrs. Ed McGlynn and family, Peterborough, spent several days last week with ( Mrs. Ina Palmer. The many friends of Miss Hazel Malcolmson, who is a pa- tient in Civic Hospital, Peter- C IT R borough, will be pleased to know that she is now making., good pr'3gress.- Mr. and Mrs. AI. Fuller, WTo-t0 ronto, spent the weekend it Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Driver. EAT VOUR VITAM] Mrs. Ross Backus and Alvin.1 Backus, Havelock, visited with TAKE NATi her mother, Mrs. William Mor- ton during the past week. The Ladies' Orange Lbdge E held a successful progressive fI, Hall on Friday night with 121 tables of players. Prizes for high score went to Mrs. Isaiah Strong and Lloyd Argue; consolation prizes to Miss Winnifred Nes- ibitt and Jim McGregor. Charles Smith won the lucky door Many friends from Bethany Gpe r attended the banquet given in J honor of Warden Lloyd Hooton cf Cavan, held in the Ca van DIRECT FROM THE Community Hall on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mulligan have arrived home fromn a hap- py holiday spent in Florida. D.BLAD The Manvers Municipal Tele-DR BAL D' phone System held their annual meeting in the Town Hall cn- Tuesday afternoon, with secre-a giving the financial report. The systemn now serves some 365 subseribers and renters. The following commissieners were Neal, chairman; Robert Morton and Harry B. Preston. There was semle discussion as te the ' necessity cf increasing rates for A 1-z service, but due te the small ___ tins attendance, this matter wasÀ deferred te a later date. Ladies' Guild The Ladies' Guild cf St. Ma- ry's church were entertained at the home cf Mrs. Aiban Sissrun. Mrs. Laverne McKinley pres;d-Q U ed for the meeting and led in QA prayers. Minutes of previeus meeting were read by secre- tary, Mrs. Gibson Lowery. Don- ations for their annual sale cf M U F I Mrs. A. Sisson, Mrs. Edmund. Staples, Mrs. Cephas Staples and Mrs. Wm. Hannah. It was decided te purchase flowers for ks the Easter service at thepks church.Mrs Bruce McGill was appointed te send cards te anv mem-bers who were iii and 'vas given funds te cover expenses Donations of sewing material1-lb. was received f rom several bus' S L mess firms and gratefullv ac- knowlvedged. A social heur foliý a g r n lowed \Vit h lunch served by the hostess. The April meeting -,, ll be held at the home cf Mrs. Bruce McGill. Factory shipments cf Cana;Sae I dian-made vehicles jumped Ia"GA C more than 27 Wr cent in 1955 ever the preceding year. 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