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-~ - - -~ .. . Buy From Statesman Local Stores It Pays! L.UME 107 Over oee b 16 Pages 1,000o Durham County's Great Farnily Journal BÈOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, WEDNESD-AY. OCTOBÉR-4th-.1-61 Attend Telephone Market 3-3303 i fln Par (ff¶ %MT1uD'Dy Couità»ce School a OPenaeng Among those participating in the evening'sI M.*P.*P.; Hon. J. P. Robarts, Minister of Education; J. cercinonies were, from lef t to right: Dr. J. T. McCreery,j E. Speers, Principal of C.H.S.; H. Bruce Tink, Solina, Chairman of the District Board; Alex Carruthers,, chairman for the evening, and Dr.- R. P. Vivian, M.P. Many Fine Displays Public Asked to Attend Museum Officiai Opening Here Frîday Evening ut 7:30, -Bowmanville Museum, ln-I Travel and Publicity, isex cated in the former Jury resi- pected to be present. and the, Holiay H urs denc **b Silver Street, will, Durhamn members of Parlia- HoldayHous enoci yj opened Friday'ment. Dr. R. P. Vivian andMr' Holiday Hours at Post 0f- evening, October 6th, at 7:301Alcx Carruthers, have beeni fice Thanksgiving Day, Mon- 'p.m. 'invited to attend. day. October 9, 1961. Mrs. L. B. Williams wiho The public is cordially in-, Box Lobby open f rom made a gift of money to the ývitelj to be present at the offi-' 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ; Pub- ýtown for the purpose of estab-1 cial ceremony. The Museumn lie Lobby open from 8:30 ilishing a museum, will take Board lgrticularly hepes that I.m. to 10:30 a.ni. part with Mayor Wilfrid Car-iail those'who have assisted byý '%['erewillbe o Rual ruthers in bnief ceremoniesidonating or lending items for: ~Thre illbe o Rralwhich wiIl open the museum-the museumn will come. Imme-ý lWlil Delivery, Alone y Or- lu the public. It will be a diately foilowing the openngý decr or Savings Bank Busi- hiln moetfrMs1emnyteroswl b Mless. Williams who has long drcam- Open for inspection. Tîxere %vill lie one Street cd of seeing a museumn startedý A prcvicw of the in)anv dis- ILetter Box Collection about here. Local and pioncer his- iplays revealed an e xciting 3:00 pmn.. ýtory wcre also a great interestIvarietY - from cearly tools; - Mas iilibe d'~ptcled:of her husbancl. the late Dr. ztnd( small farm împlemcnt.s;, East- 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 !L. B. Williams. 10 delicate old weclding gowns, p.m.; Wst- 4:00 p.m. and Mr. James Gooding, Mu- ýcentury old christcning dres-. 7.96 Pau. seumns Adviser, Department of' (TURN TO PAGE SEVENt Canadian Grand Prix Winner It xvas a great day for Canada at Mosport Park on Saturdax when 2.1- year-old Peter Ryan of Mont Tremblant, Quebec, won the first Canadlian Grand ï1rix. The fans w~ho expected either Stirling Moss, Olivier Gendebien or one of the two Rodriguez brothers to pull off the victory were literally roaring with excitement and pleasure as Ryan made it, despite a one-minute penalty. Here, they have hoisted him on their shouiders to showv their admiration of hîs superb oq iving. The event wvas organized by the British Empire Motor Club and drew ire than 1-7,000 paying customers, 'which means there probably were over 35,000 in attendance. ÇBits and' fkteces GREEN THUMB-Julia Bell, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bell, Liberty St. South, must have a green thumb. She pianted a potato sprout last Spring and reaped a real harvest recently, a 6 quart basket of perfect potatoes, the largest weighing about three pounds. AMAZING DISPLAYS -Cîtizens are reminded that the officiai opening of Bowmanviile's Museum xiii take place on Friday evening. The Editor visited thc museum early this week to find several ladies working hard trying to prepare the most interesting collections of ahl types of articles. Severai out-of-town visitors, f amiliar with museums, have been amazed at the hundreds of items already collected by the local organization. We guarantee that young and old wiil find the museum most interesting. i. t t t t. POOR RESULTS - The Lions Ciub's expeniment of trying to operate several carnival booths at Mosport on Friday and Saturday did flot pay off too well for severai reasons. The over 30,000 people wcre interested oniy in the races and were so spread out that many didn't even know a carnival was in progress. On Fniday night, it was too cold and the 3,000 who were camping in the park were interested in their own parties. Incidentally, Mosport officiais are stili looking for the characters who built a bon-fire on the track and nearlyv ruined it for th e big rac es. t t t f MORE RUMORS - The town continues to be f ilied with rumors of commercial moves and new d-2velopments Incidentally, the thre'e storcs which vacated the former Knlight building have held their openings in new premises. Astor Photo Studio, one of the best photographers Bowmanville has ever had, is now located over Carter's Family Bakery, Sutton's Barber Shop is just east of McQuinn's Grocery and Goheen's Handy Store is in enlarged premîses next to Simpson's-Sears office in the Walker building, King St. W. It is expectèed the building they vacated will be torn down soon, although information is hard to corne by. + t tf + J. FIRST GAME - Bowmanvilie High Sehool appears to have quite a football team. They defeated their new Courtice rivais 47-O last week in their f irst encounter, but the western squad hopes to do better in their next encounter. Base- bail is stili very much in season although football and hockey have started. The Midgets play the first game of their Ontario finals here on Satur- day afternoon against long-time rivais from Merritton, with the second game there on Sunday. Let's have a crowd to cheer this young unsponsor- ed local team along. They menit your support. Local citizens should have seen the over 1,000 crowd at Clinton last Sunday for the juvenile final in which the locals were eliminated. It put our one or two hundred crowds here to shame. TAKE IT EASY - This is Thanksgiving weekend xith a holiday on I\'onday when the roads will be packed by those trying to take advantage of the last big \veekend of the season. We suggest you take it easy, drive carefully and live longer. t t i~i*tt SERTES STARTS - This afternoon and for several days in the future, littie work will take place due to the World Series between the New York Yankees and the Cincinnati Reds. Television sets wiIl b'e working overtime this week. Yanks are 9 to 5 favorites as the first game gets underway neath cloudy skies in New York. Architect's Sketch of the Recently Completed $1,000,000 IIra F. Pearce Auditorium Packed Celebrates New Courtice High School 99th BirthdayI Congratulations and bestTI I ' I I wishes to Mr. Ira F. Pearce, Oficill O en d ueda Concession St., who cele- brates his 99th birthday to- dayv, %Vednesday, October 4th. By Minister of Education 10ong resident of Bowman- ville and vicinity and is one of its oldest citizens - if not the oldest. His mind is keen and lie enjoys fairly good health being able to bc up around his residence, and until the last few years drove his car. Ile has two sons, Gordon of Toronto and Henry with whom lie lives on Conces- sion Si. ýMinisters Welcome CLapi. Ritson '1nTho R .-. 12.-. 1M nic-. ial me( chi a ttc The spacious auditorium was ning started several years ago,- filled to capacity for the offi- he saýid. He mentioned diffi- cial opening ceremonies atculties that had anisen and Courtice Higli School on Tues been overcome, and spoke of day evenin'g. Dr. J. P. Ro-Ithe pride of the board regard- barts, Ontario Minister of ing the beautiful new Cour- Education, officiated. itice High Sehool. H. Bruce Tink, one of Daï.- Garnet Rickard, Reeve otf lington Township's represent- Darlington, congratulated the atives on the Durham County Durham County District High District High School Board. School Board on ifs achieve- was chairman. and welcomed ment. He predicted that Dar- the large audience. This fine lington will need even more sehool is the resuit of plan-, (TURN TO PAGE SEVEN> Several1 Car Accidents Happe*n Last Weekend i n tUwavLiidLVSe initr Three cars were consider- cardniven by Ronald Wilson, Association held its first abîy damaged in a collision R.R. 1, Bowmanville, went out ding of the fali season onl on 401 Highway at Piekeli of control at the junction of ptember 18 in the Rehoboth Road, Saturday, at 6:32 p.m. Highway 401 and Hîghway 115. ristian Rcformed Church. ' The drivers of the vehicles in- There was approximately $400 Fhis was the first meeting volved were Jack Sargant,jdamage fo Mr. Wilson 's car. endeçd hv Capt. H. Rt- i4pPif- n-.., l P T-2 fl in2. 1 Tp.ix..-.- - N ew Manager -ýY tit ý l. -- iamitonvau e.tiocms, 'iiier wa aune car accî- son of the Salvation Army,, Brockville, andi Kenneth J.1dent on Saturday when a car who replaceti Capt. N. Coles. McQuarr i e, 65 Concession driven by Ronald G. Lynn, Joseph C. Foley, Phm.B. He xvas welcomed by the chair- Street, Bowmanville. Consta- Toronto, went out of control man, the Rev. A. C. Herbert. bic J. W. Cartwright, OPP, on Hghway 115 at Tnickeys The Jury & Loveli organ- The primary item of busi- i was the invcstigating officer. Corners. Constable K. Barber, ization announces that Joseph ness concerned arrangement s Constable Bruce Tilîson, OPP, was the investigating of- C. Foley, Phm.B., was recently for the Memorial service which Opp, investigated an accident ficer7. appoîntcd manager of their TURN TC PAGE SEVENt that'happened on Friday. A < TURN TO PAGE SEVEN) Bowmanville store. He re- - __________----'laces James Stutt who soma months ago purchased the iCanvass Here Oct. l6th Tyrreli Drug Store in Orono, following the death of Charles B. Tyrrell. U Mr. Foley was born in Wat- ,Lions Club Gives Cheque Canada when he was about ri mlooneWelandgaeto Prince Edward County arca. On Eve of, Fund CampaignHe s amiu itei col there, attendcd Albert College in Belleville and began his To AssitMin C..I.B. cancer as an p To A sis inC.N..B.Pro ra rentice in Wellington. At the outbrcak of the Sec- ond World War he enlisted The annuial "Sight Conser- be held here as a Blitz Drive Hong Kong in World War II. with the Army, transferring in vation Night", was observed at on Monday, October lGth, from, Later Mr. Carleton, although 1941 to the RCAF wherc he ithe dinner mheeting of theitwo o'clock in the afternoon'sightless, was able to con- served with distinction as a Browmanville Lions Club helti unfil cight p.m. tinue his studies and obtained navigator. He flcw 36 sorties at the Lions Community Cen-I Merv Carleton, Toronto, the la B.A. Degree, and he then over Genmany in Halifax and tre on Monday evening. ýguest speaker, outlined the:diti excellent rehabilifation Lancaster bombers and dur- President Howard Gibson ýwork of the reccntly inau.- work for the blind in Van- ing the final year of the war presentcd a cheque to Georgelurated Adjustment Training couiver, Mr. Padden stated. was Radar Navigation Officer Vic, caimanof heBow iCourse given at the Toronto Many problems face men with No. 6 Group in England. manville West Durham Com- Heatiquarters of the CNIB. and women who lose their He was discharged in 1946 with sight, Mr. Carleton pointed the rank of Squadron Leader rnittee of the CNIB. The Bow- The CNIB Fieldi Secretary, 'ut"Frisacabedanhdbena redheD- - mnvileLios Cubhasben Bb Pddn, etebooug, inner, who finds he must tinguishcd Flying Cross and actively intcrested in workiintroduceti the guest speaker.! for the Blindi for a number of lie told the Lions that Mr. unoe I iacn 0hswsmnindi epths lyears, and gave the cheque as!Padden's blindness had been wife, feels that his position as Affer the wan Mr. Foley *a donation to start the annual causeti by malnutrition during head of the household is ques- attcnded the School of Pharm. CNIB campaign for funds tothe__Japanese occupation of' (FROM PAGE ONE) <TLJRN To PAGE SEVEN) CÉilren's Ward Receives $1,000 from Court Venture Two Major Crack Ups Happen on Treacherous First Turn Two of the most experienced drivers had difficulty on Satur- day at Mospori, both on the same turn, the first one aftcr lcaving the starting line. Here, Grant Clark of Georgetowvn has just corne V ýbàý of hisi ovcrturned Healey in the Production Sports Car race 7the St John Ambulance 'Corps men are rushing to put him on 1 w Il0 the stretcher and take him ta hospital in Bowmanville. He was flot During their annual bazaar on Saturday after-1 were, from lef t to right, Mrs. Edna Baker and Mrs. seriousiy injured, non was Bob Holbert of the United States who noon, Court Venture of the COF L1892 presented a Elsie Prout, Trustees of the Hospital Fund; Glenholme rolled his Porsche R.S. 61 on the first lap of the big race and almost cheque for $1,000 to the Memonial Hospital, Bowman-ý Hughes, President of the Hospital Board; Mrs. Betty was in the middle of a several car pile up. ville. The donation wili be used for the new Child-1 Westlake, President of Court Venture; Mrs. Shirley ren's Ward. Those participating in the ceremonyi Brock, Fund Trustee. -Photo by Astor Studio VO Me Per Conv WTTM1:kV.1:? dil a 40 Item an eaita lan