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&L677 Le dors Eligblo vote on Jun 181 1' ND'P Candidate Eileen Coutts Greets Guest Speaker Dr. Magder Liberal Candidate Russell Honey (right) Talks About Farm Problems ..............1"h..... PC Candidate Dr. Vivian Shakes Hands withSupporter at Reception Buy From Local Stores It Pays! VOLUME 108 1.8 Pages Durhanm County's Great Family Jou BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, J Graduafes 1Riding Elecf ion Machiner y InReadiness for Vote Next Monda y, June 181h Urban revision courts and a recheck of pe- liminary rural enumerations have added another 109~ to voters' list in Durhamî. A total of 21,677 people,.r are now eligible to vote in the June 18 federal elec- o tion. This is 701 more than were qualified to cast j ballots in tbe 1958 election. PI-lIs The revised figures showingýBoth are located in the same' the ri ding breakdown bybuitding or bouse. IÀÀA municipaiity are as follows:J With the heavy concentration!Yf Cartwright, 94 1; Manvers, 1170; in South Darlington, polling Cavan, 1182; Hope, 1567; sub-divisions, one and two, The Millbrook, 528; Newcastle, 682;1]B as well as alphabctically forl citizens Hope, 4773..dac ol ino .AlCak,09 aln:n 56;hv endvddit n ho o ....~ Ai munciplitis excptFive advance polîs xere' Mm ~""" st , ~ Maners MiibrokCavnihldSaturday and Monday at to take :,and Hope, show an increa:se SlnBackstock, Millbrook, Dort polis. .. . . . . . . .atHpNewcastle and hs election. ýman ville from 9 a .m.m Ths MisJye arsPoiling Stations With anyone enf . Lo vote availt MissJoye HarisThere wili be 97 polliîng sta- at an advance poil who be- offer ar rcceivcd ber nursing diploma tions in the riding as foilows:lýlieves he will be away from MArket at the graduation exercises of Catrght, 5; Manvers, 7;'home on eiection day, the ing hou the Ontario Hospital, Whitby, Cavan, 5; Hope, 7; Clarke, il; heaviest advance balloting The heid at the hospital on Friday, Darlington, 20; Mitlbrook, 2;,ever, took place.capi June 8th. Miss Harris is the Newcastle, 2; Bowmanville, 18, Airigt leto ueCommei daughter of Mr. ancd Mrs.,and Port Hope, 20. ýadvance ballots may not be effort Lawrence Harris of Orono. Where there are more than counted uintil two hours aftersera -Photo by Robert Aldsxvorth,13-50 voters in a poliing subth otscoe nte iig pve Photography. J division, a split is made intoýon June 18. partiesi two or more poiling stations.f Anyone who is not on the tion. Ti iSuch splits occur in Clarke,ýrevised voterst list in the two attitude S~î~ Darlington. Bowmanville and.urban centres of Port Hope priviîegE G r d aePort Hope. iand Bowmanville is not elig- is essei Each polling station requiresiible to vote next Monday, but interests a separate deputy rcturning those in rural areas who have participa ______________________officer and clerk. The pro- been omitted can stili vote by are al c dure there is for those sur- swearing an affidavit that they particula namcs beginning in the A-K ýare qualified at the poitingi political class to use one station and station they xvouid normally open froi those in L-Z Io use the other.: use. -Guide Phone 3-5728 Bowmanviiie Cham- Conmmerce urges ail sto exercise their !e ln the federai eiec- iMonday. lers wiii provide cars eany voter to the ,who would like to themseives of this re asked to telephone t3-5728 during poil- irs on Monday. "Get Out the Vote" gn by the Chamber of ,rce is the first major along this line in years and has been ed by ail politicai invoived in the edcc- rhe Chamber's officiai Sis that voting is a ,e and a duty which ntiai to the best 0s f Canada. Those ating in the drive volunteers with no0 lr attachment to any 1Party. Poils are om 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. LUNE l3th, 1962 10e Per Copy Chamber Approves New Securiety Plan For Its Membership Commcncing Monday, dune 81, the local Chamber o! Coin-' mec will be introducing aJ G.rac1uates rbh Ti complete new Security Plan toi its mmesi.Ti ru Plan will give one o! the most compiete insurance coveragesý ever offered to members o! any1 association in Canada. The enrolîment period will end on Saturday, June 30th and indications a.e that over 80% of the member firms will enroîl their managers and regularly employed staffs. - The outstanding benefits in- clude Life Insurance, Sickness and Accident Benefits includ- ing a weekiy income for those - who are taken iii or are injur- cd and unable to earn their wages. The Plan pays Doctor calîs, * at home, at the Doctor' s offc and at the Hospital, Surgeon's fees, plus many other bene- fit s. The Chamiber of Commerce heartily endorses this plan toj their members and encour-i agaes non-members to join the Chamnber while this outstand- ing benefit plan is being en- rolicd. Robert Wiiîams Martin Two all-Canadian Comp-1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Larueiaflies, Canada Health and Ac-9 Martin, R.R 2, Newcastle, re-icident Assurance Corporation1 ceived bis Bachelor of Artsland Empire Life Insurancec Degree at Queen's UniversitvJ Company of Canada are under- convocation in Kingston on1writing this complete Group May l9th. He is at present Plan. teaching at Dundas Streetjý Complete details of this plan1 Public Sehool, Wbitby. may be seen on page 15. 1 Statesman Telephone M~rkef 3-3303 NUMBER 24 Citizenship A dven ture Student Gives Account 0f Ottawa Experiences .H.Vehick ýVisits Here International Bar, deaier Tom Cowan w the job bright and SaturdaY morning to corne a cavalcade of 62 national Harvester v drivers at The Fiying E man M ot or Restai where thcy had breakf The occasion was a" er Drive-Out" convoy ing from the plan Chatham enroute to d, in the Montreal area. mnent ln the caravan the famous new Scout which, with their wheel drive and many features are proving tremeiy popular wvith ers. One of the Scouts ai at Cowan's eariy this and was soid within hours of its arrivai. Cowan has another on for customers to sec ar Out. The parade of ul vehicles Ieft shortly b nine, after ail the di ýiad caten their firsi meal of the dy - Miss Marilyn Falls, New- "To begin with I wouldt tonville, a Bowmanville High like to say thank you to the School student, gave an in- members of the Bowmanville teresting and witty account Rotary Club for giving me the of the l2th Annual Adventure wonderful opportunity of re- 2c' in Citizenship, when she presenting B.H.S. and the ~J spoke at a luncheon meeting Bowmanville Rotary Club a. of the Bowmanville Rotary the Annual Adventure in Cit- Club held at the Flying Dutch- izenship in Ottawa", Miss man Motor Hotel recently. Falls sald. "IF certainly was -vester Tom Rehder introduced a surprise f0 be picked to re- 'as on Miss Falls. He said she had present Bowmanville and 1 early been selected to attend the shail neyer forget the splendid -wel- Adventure in Citizenship be- time I had during those four inter- cause of her personaiity, and days." ehicle seholastie ability. He told the Miss Fails told of the of- )utch- Rotarians that Miss Faits is ficial welcome to Ottawa ýurant, a Grade 12 student, who has given to the young people at fast.. an excellent school record. (TURN TO PAGE TWO) "Deal- coin- t at leaiers Prom- were t cars four- other *ex- farm- rrived week Ltwo Mr. hand id try inique before ýrivers ýt big Last Thursday mornîng, when Don Milligan's IGA supermarket opened its doors, there were crowds on hand to hear Mayor Ivan Hobbs give the officiai opening address. Ail weekend the store was busy, with receipts rnuch larger than anticipated by top company officiais who attended. In the left photo, Mrs. James Newman dances a jig to celebrate being the first customer. She was one of the f irst at Milligan's first opening three years ago. The other photo shows part of the interior. ÇL8îts and1 Ékieces QUEEN MOTHER - Arrangements have been completed bo have the car carrying the Queen Mother to Toronto, slow down as she passes Bow- manville on Saturday morning at approximately 9:45 o'clock. This will take place on Highway 401. Brownies and Guides in uniform will meet Mrs. Stout and Mrs. Russell at the Lions Centre at 8:45 a.m. to proceed to a spot alongside the high- way. If there is a large crowd present, the car might even stop or ,go very slowly. MUSEUM VISiTORS- About 70 members of The Durham Club of Toronto will visit Bowman- ville Museum thîs Saturday as one of the stops on their annual tour of Durham County. No details are avai lable concernî ng the time. CONGRATULATIONS- Miss Avelyne Lycett, fresh from victory in the Legion Public Speaking Contest, placed f irst in ber class for baton twirl- ing at the Kiwanis Music Festival in Hamilton recently. She was awarded a $25 scholarship to be applied on further lessons from Miss Irenie Harvey. t t t t I TWO CËNTENNIALS- Both Yelverton and Shiloh UJnited Churches are celebrating their centennials this weekend. Unfortunately, we were unable to locate an engraving of the Yelverton Church although we spent several hours trying to track one down. However, friends of both churches will be most welcome at these events on Friday an d Sunday. TAKE OFF DOORS - Two more deaths occurred unnecessarily in Toronto thîs week when youngsters crawled inside an abandoned refrig- erator and smothered. Bei-t Syer of Higgon Electric offers to provide free service to anyone in the community who wishes to have a frig door removed. He is National Secretary of the Refrig- eration Service Engineers Society which is sponsor- ing this preven tative program. ONE WEEK LATE ' The Fix the Mix-Up Contest announced last week as starting in this issue has been delayed for one week due to layout and copy difficulties. However, it is expected to get underway next week and will run for five weeks, with many weekly prizes being won and one big prize, a trip for two to Nassau. If you are a merchant and haven't already entered, there are stili a few openings, but you should contact The Statesman within the next couple of days. NO CHANGE - Merchants'held' a coffee break meeting at the Bowmanville Hotel on Tuesday morning to discuss closing hours for town stores. After more than an hour of deliberation, it was obvious that no agreement could be reached for a general closing all day Monday or Wednesday. For the meantime, there wili be no change fromu the Wednesday afternoon closing. 1