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F jrst Baby Born Here in 1962 4', Durham County's Great Family Jour VOLUME É1-08 hdenmrn 16 Pages BOWMANVILEOTAOWDEDYJAUYlth 1962 loc PerCopy NUMBEIÏR-2 Secrecy Lifted CDON WILL MILLIýGAN'S OccupY LVSTORE BUILDINIG At long last the secrecy surrounding the build- ing construction on King Street East, opposite Beaver Lumber, has been lifted. The new structure will house Don Milligan's brand new IGA Store, now located on the south side of King St. West; also, there will be an unidentified 1,500 sq. ft. retail outiet adjoin- ing it and over this part, there will be dental offices. This information was released Wednesday morn- ing by both Mr. Milligan and Dr. Wm. Rudeli, owner of the property. It is expected that the buildings will be completed by May lst. The new Milligan IGA Store will be 45' x 95' in size, of one storey construction with a full basement and parking for over 30 cars. It will be modern throughout, with the entire building air-conditioned. W. A. Killoran, Peterborough, is the contractor and Albert Cole of Bowmanville is supervîsing construc- tion for Dr. Rudeil. Mr. and Mrs. David Singular, R. R. 4, Oshawa, are the parents of the first baby born in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, in 1962. Their first baby, this yawning baby girl, was born on January 4th at 4:50 a.m., with Dr. E. D. Hubbard the attending physician. Mrs. Singular was Jean Loukes, formerly of Cobourg. Her husband is employed at Bathurst Containers in For Mr. Milligan, the cancelFom r ' lation of the Avro Arrow plane Fome eCior 1-ere contract by the federal govern- ment, must now appear to have been a blessing in dis- guise. At that time in 1958 heSp a e eIso a p n s had been with Avro for eseverale ll o years, and was working on Orenda engine production con- trol when the plant closed. Being unemployed, hie decided to fulfili a lifelong ambition A o a y C u to own his own business and while looking through the The continuai search for Helping v th one anohi "Business Opportunities" col- happiness, and the many ways burdc'n and the sharing o u umns, came upon an advertise- people seek it were discussed tuai problems brîngs h Cawker's grocery store here. speaker at the BwavillPresident K.N. Morrishp At the inaugural meeting of Darlington Council on Tusa with other members of council, from left to right: Deputy-Reeve A. He knew something of Bow- Rotary Club's luncheon mneet- pi1y announced that tClu an ele afternoon, Clerk Walter Rundie conducted a most interesting L. Blanchard, Counicillors Fred Smith, Hlarold Muir and SidneyJoliîî ea se hli s ar ng eda h ligDth civdafn eodo swearing in oeremony to officiaîîy qualify the members to hold Cornish in the background. Rev. Percy Page, right, presented the Wa1oeeiofanoodyarMtorHotl o F iday. Decent .Re.JohnVrbr Un rSc office. Reeve Carnet B. Rickard is shown taking the oath of office, opening message to counicil and led in prayer.___i heerydasF! brugge was inducted as amm ____ ___-before the tire plant moved toFie estroys ibe of the BowmanvileRo Rev. Percy Page New Toronto. Mr. Milligan 1 taIry Club in an impresv tI Ihgetrge C onsiderable D arriage purchased the Cawker business 1.as ttin iemn Moi, asted by:he Co si er bl D m a e, inMa, 98 ndbeanto as Sttin cieny onduc asited by: r-ta h raieso h 1 1 w Sa I~~~~~~earn the grocery business in past presidents, Rex. WatM ypoycocr ceue au obei u nj r urry. One of the hardest- O w .3 George Vice and Forbes e-frJnayltl rnt N t-iarnp ton Îvlin B ut No Serious Injury working retaiiers along King I ikad Bblt-and.Ixhaebenfr I e k ~ A ACS~r+ their noses to the grindstone Damage is estimated at yens were the lucky Minr In ee cen A cid nt day and night, until today, $50,000 in a fire which coin- of the hockey draw. The brh G ives ln sp i in g M essag eThcre was a two car collision weather condition. Constable assisted by an able staff, his pletely gutted a combined ser- day of Mel Dale, whojoed Wrwarcled vr store is one of the busiest vice station and restaurant the club in December 192an tewekd lrdc ,ýG v s n p r n e s g n115 H-ighway at Enterprise Murray Joynt, OPP, was the aîong Bowmanville's shopping operated by Eric Brun of Bow- sredailpeidnin14- eto ti4th,çpdet' Hill on Monday at 5:12 p.m. investigating officer, setin.anile Turda 4, as 'iated by is e-D.Ier ne a Tire drivers of the vehicles in- On Sunday afternoon at 4:55 seto.mavleTusy evening. '48en to hospital sufferin1 volve wereKenneth Waiî- o'clock, there was another one It was shortly after ring TesaonsonHha lwRtin. .A - Dr i q o n a g r hope, 395 Highland Road, car accident on No. 35 High- in the town that Mr. Milligan 35, 10 miles south of Lindsay. Guests present at the lnh rmaoe uhskde Peeboogh ndNilA Pt ayde oth adwate.saw tene o larger and A large quantity of dyna- eon meeting were Reeadmyrqiesrey At the inaugural meeting of blessing on their work durîng must be achîeved under Cod. terson, 577 McCann Street, ID. D. Butler. Toronto, was the more adequate premises to mite was believed stored in George H. Free, Campbelfr, A hslaedtI a 1)arlington Township Council the coming year. The importance of this is over- jPeterboruh. hr a o-die n i a a osd evc h rawt pt-teepyrsarn.;Ry Witntn lipld in the Township Hall, Mr. Page spoke off Abraham looked in some places, but ;t siderable damage to both cars.1 erably 'damaged. This accident date supermarket facilities. Loud Explosion Lui xnaWibCl usiueo osdra iAitnpton, on Thursday after- Lincoln's classic definition of "must be remembered that il is'Constable .J. T. McDonald, was investigated by Consiable However, due to many compli- A loud explosion heard by in McMechan, Leaside, Ref .pspnnetutlltrI poon, Rev. Percy Page, recent- dcmocracy: "This nation under impossible te work nobly and'OPP. investigated. J. T. McDonald, opp. cations and delays, bis dream many residents was thought to C. Herbert, Bull Orme anr-teyar ly inducted mînîster of the God, a new bîrth of freedom- in the best traditions of dem- At 2:30 a.m. on Monday On A car driven by Jake Voor- Of a bigger store did flot im-1 ýTURN TO PAGE TWO) TLIRN TO. PAGE TWO_______ liampton Circuit U n i t e d government off the people, f or: ocracy without His help, the No. 35 Highway north of Pon ovOhw onIun C..mediately materialize, but it - ___ Church, in a fine address the people and by the people."; min is ter assertcd. typool, a car driven by WiI- North, and another driven bylwill this Spring. wished the council members The confidence placed by1 He drew attention 10 the fact hiaro Hutchinsoni, Lindsay, George A. LeBlanc, R.R. 4,1__ every success, and asked God's the citizens off Darlington that the lands whcre dictator- went out of control. It crashed Oshawa, collided on Saturday __R ubinoff's C oncertC ngaua on - Township in their electcd mc- 'ships flourish are not Christian mbt the ditch and sustained afternoon at 2:25 o'clock on 1 (presentatives entails great res- counîries. It is imperative to extensive damage. The acci ýthe Oshawa Townlîne North1R gse o 1 ponsîbîlîty, Mr. Page stated. Iguard well our democralie dent was the resuit of thc poor 1 (TURN TO PAGE TWO) F M . an t n He rcferrcd 10 Lincoln's cm- itreedom, and the-,Christian WlFort r Mn E e td e d phalîc opinion that denocracy 1 TURN TO PAGE TWO IFor District Of Utilities Four U. C. Coun cil (ZÇ/i'ts and1 £Pïeces j Traffic Clinic W I-nw u br B * When Dave Rubinoff ap- meetig of bbcv In BIG WINNER -Mrs. Wm. Corden. 23 OIntario St.,I Valuable instruction for fu- pears in popular concert ~ ~ i vil Puli Ttlii+. (wman *- - %ion. was held on Tuesday evening in the PUC Office. Morley Vanstone was named chira, n LweneCfIor Wares Mason, Q.C., the vice-chair- ar e s i mnan.! Four members off the Unitedllaw, Brigbton Township; ReeN His Worship, Mayor Ivan Counties Council are in the George H. Free, Campbellfor, Hiobbs is bbc third member of lrunning for the wardensbip of IReeve D. McMaster, Miîrr; the commission. Others pre- the counties, which will be de- Township and Reexe G. sent at the meeting were Mii- cided by a vote of the inembersPhilp off Cramahe. ton Elliott the former chair- when bbe council reconvenesj At thec moment the conte man and George VanBridgerfor it s 1962 season Tuesday 'wou]d seem ito be keen wîth i manager of the PUC. 'Iafternoon, Jan. 16. one having any definite leac Accounts for the month offý The four candidates for tbc 13 Newv Members December wcre passed for, wardenship are ail from Nortb- jo 1962 the counties wi payment and other routine! umberland County. Each year 'have 13 new members. The, matters were dealt with. Mr. hie two counties of Nortbum- include M. Van Camp, Deput. Elliott assisted in familiariz-lberland and Durhamn alternate Reeve, Cartwvright Townsbil ing thc new members witb the for tbe appoinîment..1 W. Mitchell, Deputy-Reevi procedures. Candidates are Reeve R. Car-' TURN TO PAGE TWO) Moving the Pepsi Bottie Washer At Smith Beverages plant here last. Thursday, one of the largest pieces of machinery to be moved was this large bottle washer weighing several tons. It was so large that there was little room ]lef t when il was rolled out through the large shipping doors. Smith Beverages have moved their plant to a new loca- tion in Oshawva where they have a much larger floor space. better office and displaY facilities and more parking area for their fleet. of vehicles. rece ved a delightful if laIe Christmas present recently. She was one of the prize winners in the Monamch Margarine Conlest and won a cheque for $100. With that kind of money the Cordens may swilch their preference to butter. rd-' ýa< GIVES UP ARMY LIFE - His maniv friencis in S. this area will be sad bo learn that Lt. Col. Angus St B. Duffy, one of the great soldiers of the seconid no wo rld war, has etired as CommandingÎ Officer of the Hastings & Prince Edward Regimenit. Col. Duffv suffered a heart attack in Decembcr. ýsc WINTER IS HERE- Zero temperatures and high ýp.i winds on Tuesday kept plumbers busy trying to ,,: keep folks warm around the area. Unfortunately, due to the f reezing ain over the weekend which brought traffic almost to a standstill, the roads stili \veren't in too good shape for travelling far. Several complaints were eceived at The States- man office from local esidents who felt the town's% works department should have done considerably more sanding and salting of the streets and side- walks. We pass themn along in the hope that dur- ing the next storm, the budget will allow for quîck action. IIELD OVER - Recently, our hard-working member of the provincial legislature, Alex Car- ruthers of Garden Hill, made a most interesting speech in the House, in which several matters of local importance were discussed. We hope to carry the full text of this address in a forthcoming issue and regret that we have been so crowded, trying 10 catch up on held-over copy from holiday season that there just wasn't room for it in this edîtion. + t f t t OPPORTUNISTS - On Monday at the Kiwanis Club meeting, a special auction was held for a bit of fun and to raise money. A small parcel was auctioned and the contents were worth $150. One of the members finally bid il up to 50c and bought ch ac l What a bargain! There was only one cacthe parcel contained 100 tickets aI $1.50 each for the symphony concert that had been cancelled. The winner being an enterprising soul 1nabbed a late member and sold him a ticket for 25c, but couldn't find any more takers. t.- 4 $100 IN SCORO Thursday night, xvhen the Shamrocks play Port Hope here, some lucky person could wmn $100 in merchandise by holding the righî program and being able to shoot a puck int a net guarded by a dummy. You could be the winner, but have to be there 10 have a chance. turc motorists is given in the .oowrnanviîîe at toc lrinity i I r Bowmanville Traffic Clinic. In- Church on Fri., Feb. 16th, be TV te terest in the clinic, which is will performi as violin solos sponsored by Magistrate R. B. the fuli scores of Chopin's Pol-\A Baxter, is keen and the cour- onaise, the Warsaw Concerto,W n fs A ses have ail been weîî at- and Rhapsody in Blue. The tended. public bas grown 10 love these numbers arranged for piano T p S ýmanville Police signature la feels they lend themsclvcs to Word %çi'asr ordqr to obtain a driving lic-1 violin equally as wcll.wekhaRe ense, and it is necessary to A rauaeoft Ryl anIaltealF havepascd he raffic Clin- Conscrvatory in Warsaw, Pol- _ ,Bomn 'icCorse Lctuesarcgîenand, Rubinoff knew as a childi awarded the 1, by Police Chief Bernard R.* the martial feeling inspired by Salesman for Kitey nd onsabl H.R.the immortal Polonaise. Even Co-op Oshawa I Pl)Crnl, P.with frecdom today con front-ý elEtt Prospective drivers are ur- ] d with tyranny and trcach- Ra ,L~ ged to registeril ow at Bow- ery as Chopin knew it, the! Mr. Frank iý manville Police Station for opus is appropriabe as a cur- markable point the Traffic Clinics to be beld rent theme of the limes. The points. far abea during the coming months. Polonaise was writcn by' est competitor One chonie each mioiith is beld!Chopin with a burning spirit points. on the first and second Tues- 'off national sympatby and bias There are o day cvenings. The traffie Clin- been likened te "Cannons estate salesmer ic is not held during June, Buried in Flowcrs". ganization wlî July and August. TURN TO PAGE TWO) peling for the Frank \.ward lIesman reccived this al Estate sales- Frank, Church, il, bas been trophy as Top ý1961 in the aand District Board. nt .t .o tal -0f 257 Congratulations are in order id of bis near- for Ex-M.P. W. Frank Rickard rwho had 57 wbo, celebrated bis 78th birth- day on Sunday, January 7 nt bis home in Newcastle. His over 130 real many friends will be pleascd en in the or- 10 know that Mr. Riekard is in ho were corn- good healbh and looks much eaward. younger than bis years. A 'v Win County Honors on Completion of Six Projects These four young homemakers are very proud of their certificates and pins which show they have completed six 4-H Homemaking projects during the year. They received their awards during the 4-H Homemaking Club Achievement Day held at Orono on Saturday afternoon. They are, from left to right: Lois Ashton, Solina; Lynne Stainton, Gwen Glaspeli and Esther Anne Rosevear, all of Tyronie. NEW Darli ngton Council Sworn in by Township Clerk t W. Frank Rickard