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PAGE ~ TEE CAKADIAN STATE~MAN. EOWMANVTLL~ flN'rAWTfl ____ ________________________________________ TaU1~DAY, O~ Darlington- Champs Are Honored Guesfs At Annual, Maple Grove Seniors, Dar- lington Football League Cham- pions for the second straight year, enjoyed a scrumptious turkey dinner in their honour at the home of their sponsor, W. H. "Mick'" Brown, local J. I. Case dealer, Saturday night. After dinner, Mr. Brown, their sponsor for the past threc years, congratulated the play- ers on their fine season. He then introduced Thomas Hard- well, 'assistant manager of the Toronto Branch of J. I. Case Company, who commcnded the teamn and presented Case screw- driver sets to everyone. Record Dinner Tàlks Mr. Hardwell also wished the team future success in their bld for a third straight titie. He produced a tape recorder witii which he had recorded the en- tire dinner conversation. Thý tape was played back so each person could hear himself and it proved quite enjoyable an arusing. Coachi Norm Bothwell alsa congratulated the players on their successful season. Goal1 tender AI Staccy moved a vote1 of thanks to the J. 1. Casej Banquet Company and Mr. Hardwell for the gifts presented to the play- ers. Present GIft AI Lobb made a presentation to William "Jake"' Laird in ap- preciation of the use of the Ma- pie Grove Park for the teamn's home grounds this season. Mr. Laird expressed his apprecia- tion of their generosity, and pointed out that the park was for recreation purposes and he was glad the teamn had used it for their games. Pays Tribute To Coach Jack Munday paid tribute to the team's coach, Norm Both- well. He expressed the club's appreciation for Mr. Bothwell's keen coaching during the sea- son. The players inspected the Jack Reynolds Memorial Tro- phy which was on display. Jit may be seen at Mick Brown's store in Bowmanville. The deliejous dinner enjoyed by the players was prepared by Mrs. Brown, daughter Bar- bara, Mrs. Bob Preston andi Mrs. Tom Hardwell. Cpach 1 Norrn Bothwell gave special; thanks to Mick and the ladies for the excellent dinner. i Large cars Medium cars -$12.00 *$10.00 Champions at High School Field Day These seven outstanding athietes won top honours in the Barbara Bathgate, senior; Virginia Brown, intermediate; Gary McCul- respective divisions in the Bowmanville High School's track meet held lough,« intermediate; Donna Bragg, Bey McRobbie, tied for junior girls; Monday, September 23. They are, f rom the lef t: Charlie Trim, senior; Joe Bothwell, junior. Prese ntati on to Newlywed Pair Bethany: On Fritiay evenIng, in the Town Hall, a social eveil- ing was belti in honor of Mr. anti Mrs. Morley McGill, a re- cent bride and groom and their relatives and frientis presentea them with a television set. Ernest Youngman reati the address of congratulations and gooti wishes, also welcoming Mrs. McGill to the community. Miss Leone Smith entertain- eti with tap-dancing numbers. Creighton Carr sang several songs with his own guitar ac- companiment. Group singing was also enjoyeti anti the re- mainder of the evening spent in dancing. Mr. McGill expresseti their sincere thanks for the gift. The committee in charge of arrangements were Ronald Pomeroy, Ernest Youngman, Kenneth Sinclair, Creigbton Carr, Erdley Malcolmson, Wal- ter Fallis and Lloyd Argue. Third Line, Clarke Mr. andi Mrs. J. Nicholîs and baby daughter, Port Hope, vis- ited Mr. anti Mrs. Stan Por- teous, Suntiay. Mrs. Harry Stuckless and daugbter, Sharon, Toronto, are spendîng this week with Mr. andi Mrs. Freeman Edtiy. Miss Lucy Graham anti Mr. Etiseil Graham, wer'e dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clif t Reid, Bowmanville, Tuesday evening. Suntiay visitors of Mr. anti Mrs. J. Bridger were Mr. andl Mrs. Vic Bridger, Weston, andl Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Haskill andi famlly, Rextiale. Mr. George Graham, Miss Flossie Graham, Mr. Austin White, Newcastle, and Mr. anti Mrs. Cliff Reiti and baby were Suntiay guests of Miss Lucy Graham. Many third line residents at- tenieti Open House, Tbursday evening at Brown's School and olti photographs brought back many memories for the older pupils also a few chuckles. Mrs. Jack Bridger had a birthday tea for Mrs. J. McLar- en Friday. Miss Lucy Graham made a beautiful birthday cake. Visitors of Mr. anti Mrs. J. Milne were Mrs. R. E. Lam- bert. Miss Audrey Lambert,' Mrs, W. H. Brown anti Mr. anti Mms. Bob Flintoff andi family, ail of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Roberts anti family, Toronto, visiteti Mr. and Mrs. J. McLaren, Saturday. Mr. andi Mrs. AIf. Perrin and family were down to Vinclanti Suntiay, visiting Mr. anti Mrs. John Sandhama andi family. Nestieton Station Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Harris re- turneti home this week from Kalamazoo, Mich. Mr. Frank Maas anti Mms. L. Wheeler ac- companieti them anti remaineti for the week, Mm. anti Mrs. Wm. Willis anti Miss Dorothy Har- ris were weekenti guests of the Harris'. Mrs. Nelson Marlow spent a few days in Perth with Mm. anti Mms. Jas. Fermier. She came home witb Mm. anti Mrs. Frank Symons on their eturn trip from visiting the St. Lawrence Seaway. Mr. anti Mrs. William Wes- Those das moit people work under pressure, worry more, &jeep 1es&. This strain on body and brainm nse physical finess casier tb 'ose-harder 10 regain. Todayas tenue living, lowered resistance, Overwork, wrry-any of these may affect normal kidney action. When kidneys get out of order, excess acids and wastés remain in the system. Then backacie, diuturlsed rest, that 'tired-out" heuvy. headed feeling oten foilow. Thaad»~ tin, to take Dodd'a Kidney Pâi. Dodusl stimulai. ithe kidneys te normal action. Meon you feel btter-aie.9 better-iwork better. Ask fer Dodd'a Kidney Pâlli ai Iwy drus couato. à3 ton, Enniskillen, visited the Howard Lee andi Ivan Rohrer families. Mrs. Mable Harnden of To- ronto, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McMul- len and Carl, Ballyduff, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Samelîs, Peter- borough, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L. Hyland. Mr. Johnny Reynolds was taken by Ambulance to Sunny- ,brook Hospital, Toronto. Friends are hoping he will soon be able to return home. Mrs. T. G. Langfeld and Mrs. J. Forder attendcd the Anglican W. A. Deanery meeting at Har- wood on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dely and family of Port Burwýell were xveekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rohrer. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elliot and son David Carl, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold El- lot, Leaskdale. Mr. Russell Nesbitt Q.C., and Mrs. Nesbitt of Toronto, were weekend visitors with Mr. El- mer andi Mr. andi Mrs. Marvin Nesbitt. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thomp- son spent the weekend at Bea- verton with Mrs. Jas. Thomp. son. Percy Hulbert, Toronto, is spending a holiday with his fa- ther, Arthur Hulbert. Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers were in Elmvale on Sunday where ber brother-in-law Mr. Wilbert Drinkle died suddenly on Thursday. Rev. Robb of Peterborough was guest speaker at the morn- ing church service in the Fres- byterian church while Rev. R. Campbell conducted Anniver- sary services at Fowler's Cor- ners. Mr. andi Mrs. Charles Gist, Mr. anti Mrs. Wm. Hooey, Mrs. Jas. Samelîs, Mr. and Mrs. Ce- cil Wilson, Miss Ruth Proutt, Mr. and Mrs. Hcrbert Hooey, Mrs. George Wolfe, Mrs. Harry McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. John Beacock and Mr. Harry Sander- son attended service at Yelver- ton United Church where Rcv. W. H. V. Walker of Stirling, a former Presbytérian minister, was guest speaker at Annîver- sary services. Mrs. John Mappin is in To- ronto taking a week's course with the Singer Sewing Mach- ine Company. BROWN'S Don't forget Homne anti School Club on Tuesday, October 8th. Let's ail turn out anti make this meeting one of those taîketi about attentiance breakers. The fine weatber over the weekenti enabledth te Simpson and Caîl families to enjoy somne 1gooti boating. Mr. anti Mrs. John Stainton anti boys visiteti Mr. anti Mrs. W. Bennett. Mr. W. Caîl spent Saturday night, with his mother in Toron- to. The other day your corres- Pondent bati occasion to visit Mrs. Caîl, only to finti ber anti Mrs. Simpson out on the lawn tiebating which one shoulti climb up on the roof anti retrieve one gooti paring knife carrieti there by their pet crow. However this proveti unnecessary, as Joey tiecideti that the piece of bread helti up to tempt bim, would probably taste better than the olti knife anyway, anti dropping it out of bis moutb. it rolleti tiown the roof onto the grounti. Tbcy are now contemplating painting ail their sbiny objects black. Mm. and Mrs. Stan Coucb anti Linda visiteti Mr. anti Mrs. Our- son on Sunday. Glati to bear that Mr. H. Sinclair is feeling somne better after his attack of flu. but is not able to return to work as vet. Some fmom this neighborhooti attendeti Roseneatb Fair on Sat- urtiay. Mr. and Mrs. T. Wilson, Bradi- ley anti Wentiy, with bis sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mercer, Camp- bellcroft. Visiting Mr. andi Mrs. T. Wil- son anti family on Suntiay were Mrs. C. Malley anti Mrs. A. Mc- Neil, Mr. anti Mrs. Howard Bellamy anti family, Orono. Mr. anti Mrs. J, Duby, Rock- Wood, spent the past weekenti with Miss Jean Perrin, who also hati as Suntiay dinner guests, Mr. anti Mrs. Wellington Farrow anti Mr. and Mrs. Stan Allun anti familv, Orono. With Mr. anti Mrs. W. H. Mc- flroy last weekenti were Mr. anti Mrs. Baker, Mr. anti Mrs, Ander- son, anti ber mother, Mrs. Jas. KelIev, ail of Toronto. During the afternoon Mrs. Kelly also visited with ber brother and sister-in-law, Mr. anti Mrs. Jas. curson. SHAW'S Fali activities in Shaw's corn- munity began with a corn roast held Sept. 20 at the school grounds. Chas. Downey provided Wood for two fine bonfires and Terry Price and Bryan Rabb were in charge of early arrangements and cooking the corn. Unfortun- ately a heavy shower dampened the happy gathering but coffee, doughnuts and chocolate milk were servcd in the school base- ment. Thanks go to J. T. Brown who donated the corn, the Rickard boys who picked and husked it, Mrs. Wm. Rudell and Mrs. G. Rîckard who servcd refresh- ments and to any others who helped make the evening a suc- cess. At a later date an executive meeting xvas held at the home of Mrs. Rudell where it was unanimously decided to acccpt Ken Werry's kind offer of the use of his stand at Kurv Inn to hold our Community Sale of produce and home baking, Sept. 28. We were fortunate in hav- ing fine weather for the day and splendid response fromn the families of the section in doniât- ing and buyers fromn town and area in purchasing made it pos- sible for a substantial sum to be quickly raised. The committee wish to thank the teachers who assisted in notifying all parents; Mr. Werry, for the use of bis lotation; help- ers, both morning and afternoon, including Mrs. Ripley, Mrs. Ru- dell, Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Rickard, Byron Cryderman, Mac Rabb and Thompson Taylor, and any others who gave of their time and effort in order that funds may be raised to carry on our Home and School projeets for the good of the school and ail the pupils. We would especia]ly like to thank The Canadian Statesman for its cov- erage of our annual communîty avent as we feel it adds greatly to the interest shown by town- folk which we appreciate very much. Our regular October meeting was held Oct. 2 in charge of [Mr. and Mrs. K. Werry and Mr. and Mrs. D. Lovekin. OBITUARY FREDERICK J. MITCHELL There passed away in Mem- orial Hospital on September 23rd, 1957, a lifelong resident of Bowmanville. Mr. Fmedcrick John Mitchell was iborn on September 16th, 1880, in Bowmanville, the son of Mr. anti Mrs. John B. Mit- chell. In early life he joined Jeru- salem Lodge A.F. anti A.M., be- came Master of the Lotige in 1914 anti was presentet i wth a Life Membersbip in 1951. He was a member of St Paul's Uniteti Church anti en- joyeti reatiing the best litera- ture. Fred Mitchell entereti the Ontario Bank in Bowmanville at the age of seventeen anti in 1906 openeti a branch of the Royal Bank of Canada anti was Manager here for fourteen ycars. Later he was connecteti C eme t e ry. Iwith the Dominion Organ and IPiano Company as salesman. Mr. Mitchell is survived by h is wife, the former Eva Sin- clair of Lindsay, one son Ken- neth of Toronto, and one bro- ther, Rod M. Mitchell of Belle- ville. The funcral took place from Northcutt anti Smith's Funeral Home on September 26th andi was conducteti by the Rcv. Har- old Turner of St. Paul's United Church. Beautiful flowcrs paid tribute to a good life. Buria] was in the United Church Cem- etery at Little Britain, Ontario. Palibearers were Mr. Alan Moffat, Mr. J. Emmerson, Mr. Ross Stevens, Mr. Mark Roc- nigk, Mr. Roy Lunney and Mr. James Abernethy. Those attending from out of town were Mrs. John Arnold, Mr. anti Mrs. G. Patterson, Mrs. Mcl Feeley, Mr. Arthur Kent, Mr. anti Mrs. Murray Mitchell, Mrs. W. Quick. ail of Toronto, and Mrs. John Horne, Port Hope. ELGIN S. VARCOE Elgin Sherwood Varcoe pass- cd away in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on September 25th, 1957 after an illness of threc months. He was 58 years of age. Mr. Varcoe xvas born in Bow- manville November 3rti, 1898, a son of the late Mm. and Mms. George Vamcoe. He entcred the employ of the Goodyear Tire. and Rubber Company in Bow- manvîlle in 1915 and a yeam later began to work in the Labora- tory. Ha was associateti with the Labomatory fmom that time on anti at the time of bis death was Technical Supemintentient. He wvas a member of the Fac- tory Council. Mr. Varcoe was a hîghly valued department head wbose ability won him a mes- pecteti place in the firm's per- son nel. He was a member of St. John's Anglican Church anti of Florence Nightingale Lotige, I. O.O.F. No. 66. In leisure time he enjoyed stamp collecting, gardening anti refinisbing an- tique fumniture. Besides his wife, Mr. Varcoe leaves a daugbter Nancy (Mrs. Don Masters) anti son Mich- ael, Bowmanvillc; also brotbers Lloyd of Toronto and Morley, New Mexico; and sisters Wini- ~reof htbtni erl.o ron. sevc wshedo Feral service as thedonh Setembend7thm teaNorte cutt anti A.mCtHeunerat omei wcith R. OA. C. Hc rert ffi wiating.Outof townSrnia, werenoPetentbfromghSaria, TondtOhatwa rug. ib atier sawa. aybeuiu Thoere fwe rendmand bea- loes lofrom frieGontiyela- Tivesadso rmthCooyard TirantofiubbersCopnyatie sevfellofs, ivisEqins, te Onitaiollo, Denvr Euipmend Onao HydroCouralt'snt Caladia Ais Caer Mss. s Phale ars wRe MessrtW C.hale Cttan. R.Wtt,W G. asoe, E. R. . lie E. W Cntrworent wsinH. W Jle Inmteretws nBwmni± BANIK OF MONTfREAýL WOIKN6 ITHCAMADIANS IN EVEET WALI 0F LIFE SICE 1817 Norih Nesileton Mrs. M. Emerson had a few friends in Friday evening for, tea,_ to help celebrate Master, Mark Malcolm's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nickle, Bancroft, spent Sunday with hisi sister, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Merril Vani Camp, Dale and Marie, spent Saturday evening with their uncle, Mr. L. Joblin. Miss Irene Emerson, Oshawa, spent the weekend; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Emerson and children, Don Milis; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerson and children, Peter- borough, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm' Emerson. Mrs. Vic Malcolm and child- ren spent Saturday afternoon, with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ashton, it being the occasion of the twins' birthday. 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