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THURSDAY, JAN îoth, 1958 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. EOWMANVILLE. ONTAEIO Federation of Agriculture Replies to Last Week's Amalgamation Article I Editor: ail organizatlon."- This mion ~as glad to see in last week's. was almost unanimously endors-e >Uu 'of the Staesa ou are ed by the entire meeting. n em cargtet n nity In March the Feentionhei In grcutue as in ~aed by anothen such meeting at Black- our comments, belew the pic- stock ln the torm of a .yo urco Mn. Davis, lst Vice-Presi- POsium whefl four speciahSTs dent of the Ontario Federation discussed their respective fields. ,of Agriculture, and Mn. Bruce j We, of the Federation, feit thati Taylor, newîy elected Presif1ent a littie better understaflding hadj of Durham County Federation.i been accomplished and there I aiso heartily endorse your really existed a sense of unity. sentiments but sometimes those A esi Ithste1eea 'f us who have given much of tion extended an invitation to our time and eneegy to try to the Farmers' Union in April to bring about an accomplishment, appoint their director to become of these ideals, wonder if it! a director of the Federation, really is Vorth our sacrifices. representing the Fa r m ers" One onhe main items on thet Union with full voting powers. agenda for the 1957 winter's This was declined by the Union; programme of the Durham Fed-! We may only hope some pro- eration vas to attempt to hold gress towards unity had been Loint public meetings with the achieved, although none seems Farmers' Union, to tey and apparent. It seems very hardi establish -a friendly understand- for farmers to live down the Jng of the farmee's preblems. reputation which they have Several of these meetings established for themselves, thati, were held, the fiest in Cavan in they cannot stick together. . I February with a panel compris- certainly hope they will soon' ing of three Federation and realize the truth in the state- three Union members participat- ment made by the Hon. W. A. , ng. This meeting was xveîl at- Goodfellow, that either the tended by both groups and at farmers present a united front 1,3 conclusion the following or become second of thîrd class paotion was made by Rev. Lýrk peasants. We only hope the that "We steongly concun with realization will not tcome too the action taken by the Farm- late. ers' Union that they amalga- Sincerely, mate with the Federation of Agri- Clarence J. Allia, culture to form one strong over- Sec. Durham County Federation, NEVTNVLLE Mrs. Bill Reid and daughter Miss Elva Reid have returned from Florida. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Truman Henderson on the birth of a son at Memorial Hos- pital, Bowmanville on Jan. 10. Mrs. J. T. Pearce and MiCs Inez 6yrnons were evening din- fter guests of Mrs. Wm. McHolm, Morrish, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Lane with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moore, H~amilton. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reid anid infant daughter, Starkville, with Miss Anne NeNsbitt. Mrs. Bert Binstead, Belleville, wlth the Miles families. Mr. and Mrs. Madison Hall, Orono, and daughter Mrs. Frank Ardron, Toronto, with Mrs. J. T. Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Erdwood Reyn- olds and daughter Wendy and Mrs. Leonard, Kingston, with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stapleton. Woman's Missionary Society rmet Jan. 8th in the home of Mrs. Arnold Wade. The President took charge of the worship period with Mrs. Cecil Robin- son reading the scriptur A letter of thanks from Fred 19or Mission was read. Mrs. IC. White was appointed Literature Secretary. The remainder of 30 calendars were sold. The members were pleased to learn our allocation had been reached týhjyearj We hope interested r~n1rn our congregation wlll join us this year. ENNISKILLEN Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Slemon, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Billett had dinner and spent the evening with J. A. Werry on Jan. 4. Mr. and M-s. Fred Wripht and family spent the even.ing of the Ilth with Mr. Werry. Mrs. Allan Werry, Sandra and Sharon, accompanied Mrs. Ross Lee, Kedron, to Peter- borough and spent a day with LMrs. Adam Hawley. Z>yRr. and Mis. Hlarold Ashton ,ï.il boys were visitors at Mr. arid Mrs. Bruce Ashton's, Pur- ple Hill. Mrs. A. L. Wearn, Donald and Lorna, were with C. Wagg's and R. Acton's ,Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. L. Stainton and family were with Mr. C. Mills and Mr. and Mrs. R. 1Uope, Port Ferry.4 Mr. and Mrs. Rov McGill and Reva, Mr. and Mrs. Keith MoGill and Dale. Mr. and Mrs.1 0. C. Ashton, Lois and Charles, were with M-. and Mrs. Milton Staînton, on Suinday. in honourý of Messrs. O. C. Ashton and M. Stainton's birthday. Mr. and Mrs7* M. Tabb and boys were Friday evening visit- or~s of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lead- beater. Mrs. . Win .Martin, Havdon, with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pe- thick and Mrs. E. Strutt. Mr. and Mus. Geo. Irwin, ]Donna Gail, and Rodney, visit- ed Misses Louise and Marjorie McIntosh, Whitby. Congratulations to Mr. and Mns. Ivan Sharp on the arrivai ef a fine baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pethick and Robin, Toronto. with Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Pethick. Miss Doris Wright with Miss Linda Yeo. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fockler and family, Toronto. were with Mr. and Mrs. H. Grubb. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Grif- fin, Heather and Dale were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry and girls were Sundav eveningl t uests of Mr. and M-s. Rýoss I ee, Kedron. Mr. and l\'sr. E. Wright, NEiss Gloria. Lawrence and Betty, were Sundayv diinner guests or Mr. and Mrs. A. Lcadbeater on the occasion of Master Tommy'si lUfth I)ithday. Mr. and Mes. Norman Holmes, Oshawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wright. re-1 vently. Mr. Oliver Hubbard, Mr. and mi 1--Ake the Salvation Army Hall, To- ronto. Mes. H. Milîs and Me. Wm. Begley accompanied Mes. Griffin, visiting relatives, MËs. E. Bennett has returned home wÂith YÂ.D. t4eû. Sauib. he Jr.. Farmers Attend Short, Course at O.A.C. Approximately 450 farmers from ail parts of Ontario are enrolled in the Annuai Winter Short Course this week at the Ontario Agricultural College. The courses include instruction in Marketing and Co-operation, for directors of various agricul- tural and co-operative organizations; Agricultural Mechanics, which i.ncludes f arm shop, farm buildings and rural electrification, tractor and farm machinery; informa- tion on breeding programs for livestock breeders, and Souls and-,Land Use. A course in'Animal Health is being offered for the first time by the Ontario Veterinary College for Junior Farmers, and the cour se for 4-H Club Leaders has been continued. Shown in the above photograph are several students -being welcomed to the course by Dr. J. D. MacLachlan, President of the Ontario Agrîcultural College, left to right: George Jones, Campbellford; Cabeen Meyer, Preston; Dr. J. D. MacLachlan; Wm. Hassuik, Hampton, and Ed. Kowal, Bowmanvîlle. daughter at Churchill. T R N Dr. and Mes. Clark Doland, T R N Lapeen, Michigan; Me. and Mes. Frank Hall, Oshawa, with Mr. John Thornbeck was Mr. and Mes. F. Doland. veey gratified te ail the inter- Mn. and Mrs. ,Fred Toms ested farmees and spectatoes were visitors at Me. and Mes. who attended the qfficial open- Jack Simmons, Pickering. ng cf his mill and hope they Norman Smith, Oshawa, TedI will share their patronage with Yeo, were with Me. and Mes. him. F. Ellis and family, Sunday. IMr. and Mes. R. Coombes Jim Muller. Orono, Ron and Wayne were guests of Mr. Clemens, Hampton, Me. and and Mes. Ted Ott, Scarborough. Mes. A. Leadbeater and family Me. and Mes. A. Hilîs attend- wene wîth Me. and Mes. E. ed the 5th wedding anniver- Wright. sr fM.adMs .L Me. and Mes. Wilbur Toms, Baerrycf Mn. and Ms. S. L.e Mr. and Mes. Cortney Graham en rH ri, Orono .iecle and Joyce, Pueple Hill; Mr.onMsH.uriOn. and Mes. Lloyd Slemon, Hay- Me. and Mes. D. Newman, don; Mn. and Mes. Earl Trewvin, Mr. Jack Stephens, Keswick, Doneen and Donald, were with vîsited Me. and Mes. W. H. Tay- Me. and Mes. Fred Toms. Io-. Me. and Mes. A. Leadbeater, Mes. R. Burgess bas been accompanied Me. and Mes. E. quite i11 at the home cf hec Wright te visit .Me. Howard 1 daughter, Me. and Mrs. W. H. Fye, on Sunday afternooa. How-' Taylor. ard was pleaseéd te see us andI Ceeule Park bas been quite would welcome visits feomn any ill this week. cf his neighbours and friends. Mes. Don Real and Louise, Mr. and Mcs. Elwya Dickey j Greenbank, with Mr. and Mrs. Bowmanville, weee Saturday IL, Fhillips. evening tea guests cf Mr. and Me. and Mes. A. Hills were Mes. M. Stainton. Idinner guests cf Me. and Mes. Miss Linda Yeo with Miss 'Wesley Hîlis. Doris Wright. Me. and Mes. Frank Wenry, Many in this vicinity have Mes. S. T. Hoar, attended the had another flu and many 5th wedding anniversary cf with colds. Me. and Mes. S. L, Berry, Or- The Explorees held the ist cao, and called on Mes. 1-. Expedition for the new year Curtis and Mes. E. Cole. on Monday ia the church hall. Young Feople's gnoup enjoy- The election of offîcers result- ed a skating party Feiday even- ed in the folewing officers be- ing on the mili pond. Music ing elected: Maureen MeNair was supplied by records. Games as Chief Explorer; Betty Jane wene played and lunch was hot Weney as Keeper cf the Log dogs and hot chocolate served and Clane Ashton as Keeper in the Sunday School rcem. cf the Treasure. The following Mr. and Mes. R. Coombes Explorers received stars: The and Wayne were guests of Me. lst Gold Star - Wayne Beck- and Mes. Kanl Disney, Ficker- ett, Chaeles Ashton and Laura ing, and Mr. and Mes. Paul Bewman; 2nid Blue Star-Gor- Chant., Bowmanville.-* don Boyd and Maureen McNain; Me. and Mes. Don Stainton lst Blue Star-Muriel Geiffin, accompanied Me. J. C. Cook to Betty Jane Wercy, Laureace vîsit his mother at the General Wright and Clare Ashton; 2fld Hospital, Toronto, where she Red Star - Susan Wearn and had undeegone an cye opera- Lockie McNaie. Our aext Ex- tien at the age cf 84. She ap- pedition will be the beginning pears te bc makng a goed re- cf eue Missionary Exploration ccveey. and the study promises te be Me. Jack Gbbs got quite a very înteresting. shock Saturday morniag when ________________ he went te his garage and found the inside cf his car ahl MAPLE GROVE brnt- feeget the pet lc dinner and congregational meet- Sunday visitons with Mes. L. ing Saturday, Jan. 18. C. Snawden were Mes. Blake, Ricky Woodcock, Oshawa, Me. and Mes. Sam Castie and with his erandparents. Me. and family, Peterborough, Mr. and Mes. D. Davey. ,Mes. R. A. Mclntyrc, Maey and Congratulations te Me. and Sandy, Miss Ana Davies, To- Mrs. Alf Milîson; it's a son. ronte. Me. and Mes. Glen Fickell Me. and Mes. Steve Doyle and Ray and Shirley, were tea family -werc Sunday guests cf gu ests cf Mn. and Mes. Lorne Me. and Mes. Walter Doylcs, Annis. Richvale. jMe. and Mes. G. Alldread SMe. and Mrs. K. Reid and visited Mr. and Mes. H. Hardy, family frem Germany, with her Bowmanville. brother and family, Me. and Me. and Mes. R. Perfect and Mes. John Noble, on their way Richard, Bowmanville, guests te Winnipeg, cf Me. and Mes. J. Gibbs. Me. and Mes. Fred Wight Me. and Mes. A. Simmonds. and family with Mn. James A. Lindsay, guests cf Mn. and Werry, Enniskillcn. Mes. T. Gibbs. Me. and Mes. Donald McLel- Me. and Mes. L. Coombes, ]en, Ajax, and Mes. Don Craw- Salem, with Me. and Mes. R. fond, with Mes. J. Whalcn. Coombes. Very glad te know that Mn. Me. and Mes. Donald Davey Albert Bothwell is well enough visitcd Me. and Mes. Ray Da- te be home alter bis operation vey, Blackstock, and Mrs. Ray- at Sunnybrook hospital. mond Davey, Bunketon. Mes. L. C. Snowdcn, Mildred I Congratulations te Mr. and and Bob, attended a wedding 1Mes. H. Woodcock, Oshawa,! anniversary at the home cf Mn. I <Gwen Davey) a baby girl, and' and Mes. Bert Martin, Oshawa, 1ta Me. and Mes. Louis Fhillips, on Saturday. l a son (Velma Taylor). Both SMes. Harny Ho-ton, Me. and, wcre born at Memeelal Hospi- Mes. William Mornison and tal, Bowmanville. SHaeey. Oshawa, with Mes. L. C. Symffathy te Col. R. S. Mc- Snowden.1 Laughlin and family on the Hcartiest congratulations ta passing cf Mes. McLaughlin. Mrs. Mark Munday, Bowman- Sacrament was observed Sun- ville, on her 79th bi -thday. Mes. day morniag. Mundav- is a foemer residenti Spring must be around the cf Maple Grave, corner. Your correspondent saw Sunday evening guests with a robin la the drîveway on SMers. J. D. Stevens were Mn. and Monday. Mes. Howard Foley, Mrs. Bart- W.M.S. was held at the home lett, Brookla, Me. and Mes. of Mrs. Arthur Hamilton wîth Fred Stevens.1 a goed atteadance. President Very sorry ta hear that Mes. Mes. R. Glaspeli opened the J. D. Stevens suffered a slight meeting with a reading by heant attack Monday and is iin "Edna Jacques". Reports wveee Memiorial Hospital, Bcwmnan- given, treasurer reported $172.- ville. 93; Mission Band, $34.93, Baby ;Mr. and Mes. Ed Sneîgnove Band, $17.32. World Day of and childeen, Taranto, with Mr. Prayer service will be Feb. 21 and Mcs. A. Bannes. when Haydon, Salem, and Long 1Miss Marion MacDonald, Sault ladies are invited. W.M. iBewmanville, visited Miss Grace S. meetings will now be he]d HeUp Wanted!l (Ccntinued from page one) of the Canadian Legon will be host for their Zone Rally early in May. It is expected that more than 200 members cf other Legien Auxiliaries will visit Bowmanville. "We did not knew of this rally when we prepared our announcement" he said, "but if we had, we certainly wculd have included it in our list of Centennial Year events. We congratulate the Legion Auxiliary on obtaining this important event for Bcw- manville in its Centennial Year. Knowing the capable mariner in which the Legfion Ladies operate, we don't imagine they wi]l need our help, but if they do, we will render ail the assistance we can." "Another annual gathering is that cf nurses who received their training at Bowmanville Hospital. Perhaps this could be scheduled as another attraction cf Old Home Week". If other organizations have plans for rallies, conferences, sports events or other activities of ccm-, munity interest, the Centennial Cemmittee wculd like to be tcld, as it is keeping a register cf ahl such events and will publicise them in future announcements. Ideas WiiI Be Weicomed oay f the events now scheduled have resulted frem someenie saying to a member cf the Centennial Committee:- "Why den't you do so and se?" If any Statesman reader has an idea that might enhance the centennial program, he is urged to submit it, preferably in writing. How Your Organization Can Heip The Centennial Committee already has far more ideas than its own members can plan and carry through te a successful conclusion. Acceedingly, new sub-committees of willing citizens are being formed te handie these varieus jobs. "Many cf them can best be handled by existing organizatiens acting as agents of the Centennial Committee" says Me. Morris, "Fer example, I was delighted te receive a telephone cal last week from Mes. D. McDonald, President cf the Home and Sehool Club, who volunteered the club's help. You can be sure a specific project will be assigned te the Home and School Club at oue next meeting. It wotild be grand if other lodges and societies would similarlv volunteer their help instead of \vaitir- te be )'sked. Manv aleeady have, cf course, but there are sliii quite a fexv te be hcard from." Ideas and offer-s cf help should be rnailecl to Bcwmanville Centennial Comrnittee, P.O. Box 1379, or telephoned te MArket 3-5031 during business houes. Edgar Guest; Mes. R. Glaspel gave the study book "Enlanging the Borders". Social haîf houe was spent. We now have eight life members. W oman's Association Twenty-six attended the first meeting of the Woman's Asso- ciation combined groups We- nesday evening at the mnse. Past President Mes. John Broome took charge of busi- ness and called on vanlous se- cretaries for their reports. Treasuner Mrs. J. C. Cook re- ported a balance of $448.39. Mes. H. Philp conducted elec- tion of officers as follows: Fast President, Mrs. John Broome; President, Mrs. Arthur Ham- ilton: Vice President, Mes. AI- den Hoar; Sec'y, Mrs. C. H. Me- Quinn; Treas., Mrs. J. C. Cook; Press Sec., Mrs. W. Rahm; Sup- per Com., Mrs. Henry Stainton, Mrs. A. Hamilton, Mrs. A. Hilîs: Pansonage Com., Mes. I-i. Philp, Mes. .D. Stainton, Mes. J. Broome; Comfont Comn., Miss Jean Philp; Auditors, Mrs. R. Virtue, Mrs. W. Park Jr.; Group Leaders, Mrs. Gordyn Brent, Mes. G. White and Mes. W. Rahm: Nominating Com., Mis. W. Park Jr., Mrs. Everton White, Mes. C. H. McQuinn. President Mrs. Hamilton took charge of 1958 business. Lead- er of East Group, Mrs. W. Rahm had charge of prograin. Devotional Thoughts for the New Year was given by Mrs. H. Skinner-, Lauraine Cook gave a piano solo and Mrs. Paul Vaneyk sang "Take My Life and Let It Be". 'Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs. F. Jackson and group. Celt our Price For Tour Livestock through STATESMAN CLASSIFIEDS Phone MA 3-3303 HAYDON Me. and Mes. Deug Fontain and Neil, Mes. Don MacKenzzie, Toronto, at the McNeil home: Sunday. Mes. A. McNeil retuen- ed home tvith them having spent the week xith Me. and' Mes. Dca MacKenzîe. Mr. and Mes. Kenneth WVal- ker and family, Bowmanville; Me. Elmor Walkcr, Toroto, were Sunday visitons et Mn. f J. Walker's. Me. and Mes. David Morcow,l Toronto, with Mes. Wm. Tre- win and Mr. and Mes. Walter Loveridge. Mr. and Mes. Alfred Garrard weee supper guests at Mr. and Mes. Lorne Griffin's, Black- stock, Sunday. Me. and Mes. Arthur Read and family, and Me. Henry Ashton. at Me. and Mes. J. Fctts for supper Sunday. Mr. and Mes. Ronald Rahm and family visited Mr. and Mes., Wm. Dawson, Orono, Sunday.1 Scrry to lose Me. and Mes. Chivers and family feom eue village, they having moved to' Toronto on Saturday. W.A. Meeting W -. A. Januaey meeting wvas! FAST RELIEF FOR! RHEUMATIC PAIN held Thursday atcrnoon at Mrs. Charie Ganrard's with a good attendance. The president, Mrs. Lloyd Siemon, opened the meeting. Mrs. W. Martin pre- sented the devotional. Mns. Ar- thur Read, spoke on cltizenship, Mrs. Bruce Read was in charge of programme which conslsted of solo, Mrs. Lloyd Ashton; reading, Mns. J. Joncs, and at the close of the meeting Mrs. Bruce Reid's Group served lunch. Mission Bind Meeting The Haydon Mission Band's second meeting was opened i with the hymn 'tan a Little Child Like Me", then the sec- retary's report was given which was followed by the treasurer's report. The Mission Band Aim, the Watchword and Purpose were given. The coll was called, Miss Little read a story from "Hanna's New Home", called "Why Hanna Hid", and another fstory about "Silk Worms". Bir- 1Blckburn red the 23nd Pslma fdie Bertrim read a poem; Carol Blackburn nead the 23rd Psalm. Rena Graham read a passage in the Bible; Brian McQuinn read a poem. The hymn "Jesus Bids Us Shine" was the closing hymn, followed by the Mission ! Band Prayer. Mr. and Mes. Clem Rah visited Mr. and Mes. Leonard 1Wilson, LaIýe1ield. M. and Mes. Russell Ormis- ton, Enniskillen; Mr. and Mes. Lloyd Ashton and Ronald were Sunday visitons at Mn. and Mes. Ross Ashton's. The public sehool teachers held their monthly meeting at Haydon School on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30. Congregational meeting will be held Thursday evening (tonight) at 8 p.m. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp on the birth of a little daughter. ]BETHANY Mn. Hally Sisson, Carman, Man., is visitiag friends in the district. He fiads maay chan-1 ges ia his birthplace since he left here over sixty years ago to take up farmiag in Manito- ba. .Robent Ryley is in Civic Hos- pital, Peterborough, undergo- ing surgeny for a knee injury. Miss Laura Hutchinson has returned to her home in To- ronto. Dr. J. J. Hamilton, who has been iii at his home was taken to Civic Hospital, Peterbor- ough on Wednesday, sufferng troni pneumoaia. His many fniends are wishing him a speedy recovery. Miss Marie Carr spent the weekend in Peterborough with Miss Amy Aikeas. Brigadier and Mes. Randal Speller, Fenelon Falls, were with their son, Dr. Stewart i Speller. At the United Church Sun- day School on Sunday after- noon, Peter Beer and Ronald Jackson were presented with Bibles, by Supernteadent Earl Weatheeilt in recognition of their perfect record attendance. The Ladies' Guîld of St. ,Paul's Church were entertain- ed at the home of Mrs. Charles Smith, Cavan, for their meet- ing on Tuesday. HAMPTON Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and Brenda, Columbus, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hoaken Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wood, Ocono, and Mrs. Geo. Crowther and Jamie, Newcastle, visited at Lorenzo Tcull's. Sunday visitors wlth Mr. and Mcs. Hacland Truil were Mr. and, Mes. W. Hewie and Margaret o! Ajax. Mr. Tom Martin, Oshawa; Mn. and Mrs. Eugene Martin, Orono, with their sîster, Mrs. Winter- buca. M. and Mns. Franklin Truli Oshawa, with Mr. and Mcm. La0c- eazo Trull. Mn. Lloyd Lyan, Toronto, with Me. and Mcs. Jack Lyon. .Me. and Mcs. T. Wray were Sunday evening dinnen guests cf Mr. and Mes. Jackson Wray, Oshawa. Miss Anita Phillips, Oshawa,, with hec aunt, Mcs. J. A. Bur- rows. Me. and Mes. Arthur Sullivan and daughter Connie, Toronto, with Me. and Mcs. Joe Gallant. Me. and Mrs. Hilton Peters, Toronto, celebratcd their 35m, wedding anniversacy at the Sait- e home on Friday evenîng. Hampton feiends extend their congratulations. Congratulations ta Mr. and Mes. Fred Payne on the bieth cf a son. Me. J. Balson bas ceturned to bis home after speading sevecal weeks la Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. His many friends trust he may continue to im- tLONG SAULT 1 ome and Schooi Club met 1Jan. 9. with a full house. Presi- dent Gordon Baker opened the meeting then turned it over tu the Programn convenor, Mi s. Fannie Gîbson. We en.joy-ed this programn: Kathnine Slemoiî, Enniskillen, gave her talk on the "Country Store" which vas very intexesting to both vouii<, and old, tellirig us the price of many things back seventy and eighty years ago. Piano solos by Jean Baker and Margaret; Theisburger; readings. Mi-S. Jean Youngnian, Allan Young- man and Miss Grace. Smnith; solo, Sanidra Gibson accompan- ying herseif on the guitar and a duet by Mrs. John Wright and Sandra Gibson. Mes. Ethel Go- bic conducted a couple of con- tests and eight gamnes of bingeo were played with prizes beirg given to the winners. A deh.- clous lunch was served. Febru.. ary meeting will be Feb. 7, wvith the W. Vaneyk, A. Young- ,man and C. and J. Wroodle%, famnilies as programi convenos. Sorry Mrs. Ma.v Johns lias been on the sick list. Hope shc will soon be better. Tdrs. Fred Broster. Diicial':, was guest of lier niece. Mr. and Mrs. Gordlon Flecher. Mr. and Mrs. O. Wchî ari sons. Oshawa, Nvcre guesis of Mrs. Kovacs and Gabr~iel. Congratulations to Mr. andi Mrs. Alfred Milîson on the ar- rival of a young son. Miss Sandra Gibson hacl her tonsils out in Memnorial Hos- pital, Bowmanville, Monday. 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JOHN THORNBECK Mr. Thornlbeck has compietely re-modeiied and re- fitted the miii and is ready to serve you with: m ROLLING s. prices Effective Until Saturdar, January Igh,, 1958S PAGE SEVEnTM TEMDAY, JAN I@th, 1958 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOMdANVnàM ONTARIO