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PAGE TEXV ----------- 9imL14AiJTURDYDC.Oi,10 squadrons werc formed; a quarter o! a million dollars Durham Club of Toronto toas tagised inyo hs own choice went into the Has To Gue! Spekersir adtsCfrmthi nry, navy or air force. After by Aleen Aked i enjoyed is the speech givon won ber top place and the: trained to be "Good Citizens." The sweet sound of an or-! by the winnor of the Durham Durham Club Shieid. Instructions in mental aI- ertness, physical fitness andi gan playîng melodies from!County Public Speaking con-! Presenting the trophy, asiaeronautical knowiedge werel past years groeted Toronto,s test; each year it seems to get' usual, ,vas the originator of'ie.Eeyoewrso Durham County Club at thethcntssMsFrdows voutrbaiexein th I...E. Headquarters on thebte n utb adr~ of Orono. but this year ac- RCo fficers who arex e p aidh evening o! Nov. 24th and bld1Jwin. President G. J. Spicer, Icmayn e a rs.L. f o irds wonlyrevery- a welcomo to rnany guests!who was present at the fin-'B. Williams of Bowmanvilieltigi rct h osa from ~~~~~~~~~~~~~Oshawa,aiin rooHlon ov who graciously expressed the lclcmite opsdo Orono and Blackstock. ! introduced Miss Jill Ames of wish to givo a new shied- serce clubs esc as tedKi- 1Bowmanville whose timely ailrvpaeeclbeing filaedton Ki- The annual event always topic "Racial Discrimination" old one which xvas given wbenJ wanis Cu, cmmunity Dr. L. B. Williams was Pro- groups, or school boards spon- sident.sor the League while uni- forms and cquipment are sup- R Loud applause burst as Jill i plied by tho RCAF. concluded. That a child would Boys botween the ages of 141 DRtIvE SAFEL Y m us W INTiER ýàl ecome agitated enough over and 18 or in High School are racial problems to choose and oligible. Canada has 25,000 ~.V i1< jolct clippings on that sub- bys in the Air Cadets; On- jec an raseber small voice 0taria bas 6,000. Opportunities - ih T to suggest solutions gave lare many, two woek's sum- wt K E L LY thougbt t ber audience, mer camp for 6,000 boys; Son- ~ "Canada bas no racial prob-1 ior courses for six weeks for lem close to us but T.V. brings i 200 boys and for 400 Seniors ~~ A rLV K EK ~~~~~1 ate close to us and spilîs itasiwekFyngTing lnto our borders."l Jill plead- course where solo flying ils THE FINEST SNOW TIRE ed sincorely, "The United donc by the succossful Son- ON THE -MARKET Nations ils the highest power iors; International competi- today working for minorities. tions and vîsits to Great Bni- - 6.70-15 TUBE TYPE If Peace would enter thetanU.A.ndErp fo hearts of mon; Evil ho repla- 25 picked Cadets for a month g. ed by Good and Selfishncss are held annualiy. Six out of -by Unselfishness." 9 of those International Com- 'e ~ Mr. A. R. Cousins as speak- petitions are won by Canada. .nd er needed nu introduction by In rcturn Canada plays host g.cappaiblte l Mr. O. J. Henderson having to Air Cadets from other been an interested club mcm- couintries each summer at an KEL L 1i ber for ycars. Born in China Algonquin Park ranger camp. KELLY Iwhere bis father was a ms An excellent coloured nio- TIRES îV IIIDEPENDABLE FOR sionary Mr. Cousins mrovodito vie film, narratod by Fred ARE I u!L U 65 YEARS Bowmanville and attended Davis, produced by Crawley tJHigh School when Mr. Hen- Films, was projectod by for-1 TOUGH? (%> URE derson was in the sanie class. mer Flight Lieut. Ernie Wri-r ORES As chairman for the Provin- ght of the 246th Squadron.z ciai Committee o! Ontario and This film showed the Aira national director o! the Air Cadets in ail their activitiesc Corne in and Test Drive Cadet League o!fCnada, Mr. drse ntei at i Cousins knew bis subjet'Air Force uniformsprdnte ç the 1961 LARK by Studebaker Cadet League of Canada." drilling, paradingmarhon Mr. Cousins told how the manship, life-saving, acro-a R A y C Air Cadet League had been plane riding or in a blind- 1 S s~tarted by a group of bus- flying tramner, ending by( inessmen, in 1940 ho became showing Air Marshal Roy i interested in it through sup- Siemon as the speaker atae SUNOCO STATION plying acroplane parts, whiie dinner for thoso civîlian mem-C 181 King St. E. Bowrnanville MA 3-3503 bis World War 1 oxperionce bers who by their efforts makeu 9 ~provod usoful. In 1941, 400 the Air Cadets possible. SuchJ a owed by the chairnian's ad- and Mrs. R. J. PayneonSt 11 Edress. Mr. W. W. Lord, sec- PONTY POOL urdayenigTh star Food rai~~~~or A ~retary-treasurer, intro d u c e d neeîg u et r the guests and staff. They Congratulations to Miss LoismongoVacueii e were: Mr. A. D. McLean, con-. Gilbank who won first prize near future. After lunch was Ec. 5 ~~~tractor; Mr. Francis Reid, fo h etesa n"e served gifts were presented I~~EEE D rcitc; ev Wigtor1Ths9ones and an enjoyable evening pastor; Reeve S. Gray- Mr membrance."1Ti onetws Mac Wilson, Guide reporter;! sponsord b aain ein as yal 0H W I'roducts T ested M.Homsor npetr !Branch 42 ilbrok is eýM.and r. HreyHm Tr CruteMr . th, M .L. atns Pont3rpooi P u b 1 i c: ilton of Whitby vislted friends Miss Mary Langtree was Economics Classes. She dis-RbnoG ctA mt~Sho.Tewne o h here on the weekend. hostess at the new Adam cussed the fact that Home Mrs. Milne, principal, and Mrs.J High School essay ,'vas won Jueie .OL 44 held Scott Collegiate, Peterbor- Economies is on a unit sys- Simpson, Mrs. Crowe and by Miss Norma Earl of Mill-, thei letio o 'ffier4 o ough, for the regional meet- tem, anid subjeets such as' Miss Carruthers as teachers., brook. These winning essays FheriaT election o offio ing of the Peterborough-osh- Foods, Clothing and Family Theguet seakrThseitroewiitbesen onforcometi awa District Home Econom- Living are taught as separatedJTd uel paer as into i n t onifon contet. cers was conducted by Wor. ics Section of the O.E.A. on: units rather than the inte- dcdltr ini h oiincnet Sister Gwen Curtis, Past Mis- Satrda, Nvemer26.Mrs grted sytem In Senor Mrs. West.heuser our msc Neighbours and friends of, tress of L.O.B.A. 1314, and Margaret Arnott, District Pre- Home Economics, she men-1 teacher and the pupils render- M.adMs hre etsvrlohrmmeso h sident, presided at the morn- tioned that students could l ed several musical selections. gathered at the home of Mr. Lodge. ing session when reports of select a major topie for which: Mr. C. A. Holmes introduced the O.E.A. executive meetings they could be given a Senior, D. C. A. Brown, Department were given by Miss Louise credit on graduation. of Education, as our guest Poole, Whitby District High Group discussions foiiowed, speaker for the evening. He HAVE YOU TRIED S Sehool. ed by Mrs. Ruth Conlin ,andi spoke to us on Education and M rs M W e st r, ail rs G. G a bra th Co ou g, also officially opened the H ighM . W s h eo , F alls b y rs. G eb t er.Csbh oog , C h u r c h i r g i n d bH i g h l i g h t eo f t h e e t i n g M ro . S r y a d M A ia, rc bro ght greet V rg - ingsiwas the f t he n mr s e e rng aM r uthe r as ok brnd yM r. I A . - spoke of the work being car-lMiss Elaine Collett, Foods Francis Reid asked for permis- G O LE ried on in American Home Editor of Chatelaine Institute. sion to speak to us and told- In a fascinating taik at Rock us what a pleasure it had been wodr are ask e or t boys Haven, Miss Coliett descri- to work with our school board- - wh r sedol ogive bed how the seai of approval and any others connected C MUM P one night a week!! iwas given to products which with the building of the school Through the social hourlare advertised in their mag- and that in fact it was the and during the meeting Mr.iazine. She discussed how re- first time he had ever re- Geoffrey Clack played a var-!cipes are tested so that they ceived such good cooperation. iety of tunes on a loveiy Ham- wouid suit ail groups of peo- Mr. McLean added a ew55 h ' C h ip s inond eiectric organ supplied 1pie throughout Canada- in- words. by the courtesy of Heintz- cluding the technique of food Rev. Wright then gave the man's Nortown Plaza Music photography. prayr of dedication and the 22 DIVISION ST. BOWMANVILLE Store. Mr. L. W. McNeill Nationa Anthem was played. thanked both the speaker, the Afterward everyone was self (Just North of Eaton's Order Ofice) projectionist and the organist E Z B H IL served in Mrs. Simpson's room. not only for giving their time E IA E H IL Everyone enjoyed go in g and labour but for their will- On Friday evening the North through the building. FRYING HOURS: ingness and capabilities to Hope Central Sehool was of- Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler at- give others pleasure. ficialiy opened. About 300 tended the dedication of the 1:0am :0pm M)rs. Bert Ashton assisted gathered for the occasion. In new legion hall at Bewdley 1:0am :0pm by Group 2 served refresh- the third and fourth grade and the initiation of new memný- ments whiie Mrs. G. J. Spicer roomn tables were set up to bers on Sunday afternoon and 4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. and Miss McLean poured tea serve a buffet for sandwiches evening. and coffee as the Hammond and cookies. Miss Muriel White, Mon- M,.r organ supplied the back- The grade 1 and 2 rooc was treal, spent the weekend with OPEN FRIDAY 'T.L 9:00 P. M ground music. The hostesses for ail the chiidren. The other Mr. and Mrs. R. White. were thanked by Mr. R. two rooms were filled with Misses Marie Merner, Ruth Crowthers for contributing to chairs for guests. Mr. Peck Mercer, Gwen Mercer, Suz- FOR A TASTY TREAT e.J amost enjoable evening. had arranged a speaker sYs- anne Thickson, Mary Ann Ha- "Good wishesy for a Merry tom for ail the nooms. The naka and Glenda Mercer were Christmas" ended the nmeet- Board and guest speakers were involved in an accident Sat- *. TRY SOME TODAYI ing as there being no Dec-. seated across the piatform of urday night at Canton when ember meeting the Durham grade 7 and 8 room. they skidded into the ditch. Club wiil not gather together Mr. Howard Quantrili was Miss Gwen Mercer required- D E L ICI OU S - until the fourth Thursday in chairnian. The program com- four stitches to close a cut on January. menced with «'O Canada," fol- her head. The Canadian Statesman APPLIANCE SPECIALS 15 cu. ft. Freezer - $249.00 il cu. ft. Refrigerator - $239.40 Only $5.00 Down No Payments Until 1961 1961 PHILIPS TV We will allow you up to $150 on your old TV COWAN Equipment Co. UA4 KING E.- MA 3-5689 MURPHY FURNITURE Full Line of Furniture ai Lowest Prices 47 KING ST. W. MA 3-3781 LLOYD ELLIS SHOES Complete Une of SKATES for boys and girls, men and women 'J, RADE-INS ACCEPTED '19 KING ST. W. MA 3-5941 Maiing MA 3.5556 Robson Mo tors Ltd. Pontiac - Buick Vauxhal GMC Trucks 166 King St. E. MArket 3-3321 I'Se. 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