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2nTe Canadian Statesman, Rowmanville, Dec. 3, 1962 iin k Lions Rural Night Guests OFCHBI'TM Hear Interesting Address GaisBY 0 WoiA FairntS iip Aoý. ,JfL nfFu ' pfJ &AI - lm e Need Greater Than Last Year Army Asks for Assistance With its Christmas Program 'MO N-f w w - - %MN %OR I %4 f %w%4 19 %a As in previous xears, tiieing at the homes for- dona- Salvation ArmN- wiii onice tions. Ail of these citizens are The Bowmanville Lions Donald gave an interesting ad- le: Grant Yeo, Orono; Jim again be kept ver\, busv this1volunteers. In rvesvas Clubs annuel Rural Night was dress on the Worlds Fair at Bvers. Burketon: Harold \'el- vear making man'- homes; there have nbpen occyasn held on Monday evening et the Seattle, Washington, and show- iowl%-ees and Brian Bradley, pIera hitasbhnci er e nica-n Lions Centre and the gucsts ed graphie coloreti slides of both of Enniskillee: John Ric- ape iCrsms hncletr aeidcl et the dinner meeting were!the event. S. R. James nioved ard. Newcastle; John Ingratta, Last 'xe-ar 84 Christmas ed theY were soliciting funds farmers from the surrounding a vote of thanks to Mr. Mac- Allun Cole, Aldin Hoar. H. hampers ,vere distributeti in'for the Salvation Arm v when area and 4H Club prize win- Donald for his excellent Janzen, Ron Brooks, John D. Bowmanville and the sur.-such was not the case. Ciii- ners. The Hampton Ladiesspeech. Allun, Lewis Wood, Don Weish, rounding district ai a total zens should make c ertain thati Service Club witb Mrs. A. L.' Deput\,-Reexe ,,Ross Stevens Larry Welsh, Bruce Stainton, cost of over $1,500. The harnp- the * donate to onlvý bona fide Blanchard as convenor catercd presented the Trophy for the David Brent and Don Rickard, ers inciuded food, clothing, Salvation A r m v coilectors for the delicious meai. Highest Contestant' in the ail of Bowmanville. tovs, etc. and provided assis-' who will be wearing unifornis1 Byron Vanstone received a Durham County Livestock The hockey draw winners tance for 516 individualsis no thridnifctin 22 Years Perfect Attendance Judging Competition to the werc: December 5th, Dr. Keith the area. These folks have been Capta je Donald Ritson, nin Awrd Te reenaton winner, Don Welsh, Bowrnan- Slemon and Dennis Gay; De- affected bx unemrploymert, wad bTRe retaMtton ,vit- cember 8th, Lloyd Ayre and sickness, poveriv andi other tndae hRobrtMan.Thoe ith- A. O. Daîrymple, the On- George White; December lSth, setbacks. TaIented , V ,q._. f tari__nAgrieult,,rai Jberesciita-Maurice Stevens and Rali days of r rea Cole anad Rance Dilling were celebrated by their fellow Lions. Dr. Ivan Woolsey introducci the guest speaker, Sidney Mac. Donald, Stirling, the Agri- cultural Representative for T-fastings County. Mr. Mac- Intrductory 8iauty box. Idiot comblnction of .lght Elizabeth Arden Esmtitbas end Moko-up. $3.3 ISoif, Cube Candis wiII put a lght ln hler *yes. Blue Gras#, June Geranlumn. $1 .00 Train tentem, fanciful container for Blue Grass Bath Soap and Puff-Puff Dusting Powder. $2.25 Trmi !TwlntnIs i*s ln duo Includes Travoi.Pok Duiting Powder,Hand Soap. Blue Grasu, Jun Gorainîumn. $2.25 Showcate lhot an lnviting dit. play of Blue Grass fiuffy Milhk bath, Hand Soaps. $2.50 Bath Shel ields Hand and Bady Lotion, Bath 5oap. Blue Grass mblu.,1 June Geranium "Pink." $2.50 Luxury Bath Soits ln decorative plastic battis. Blue Grass, MéUmore Chéie, .lune Géra- Ilium (8 oz.) $3.00 JURY& LOVELL Your Rexali Store 2 King St E., Bown-anville Phone 623-3361 DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN tive, introduced the guests: Davies. .Te inm Cu'prj - Y Miss Marion Waddell, Lindsay; James Bell moved that ailCof repairing and distributing d Miss Frances Rickard. Ncw- cd hv A. M. Thompson, anti Salvation Armv program this u i ng H -castle; Bruce TaYlor, Enniskil-.caPrried. vear xith the Arm. doing the distribution. This xxili aiso 1'.1- Local mu-le loxers wil l hae clude a tOxr Parade on Satur- the opportunîîv to hecar a fine day, Dcc. 22nd at the Citadel vioiinist pcrform in the per- Liber l Exe utivewhen ans- necdvY oungster, son Of Mr. izz " Horoxwitz. He ~ L ber l E ecu ivewho rnust he accornpanied by wi take part in the vearkv andi selecta favorite t0o.îUnited Church. Friday, Dec. ýM eets in Newcastle 'There wiil be new and usd 'ïth. 1 ones of varying kintis on di ' - Mr. Horowitz, xxho is a Tor- Allan Beer. Brthai s, Mb- the forwxard progress of On- play at that time. Inceidentai- onto H-igh School student, hà,ý rrai Candidate for Durhain1 taî-io,- Mr. Becr said. "The V Y the Army- xiii sxeicoine made unusual progress in onxY Countv in the coming provin-1peopie of Ontario neeti dyna-ireceipt or ans useti to.s three anti a haîf years of soni-j cial elcction. toiti the exccu-ý mie. youthlful leaders backed1 which are in g'ooti condition is-e meeting cf the Durbarn:by, a 'strong mandate to clearis0 thcv ma *v pass tbem out t,) Count.v Liberal Association awax- the stagnation crcated, Yotiigstcrs who xvi eili held in Newcas~tleonci Thurs- bY the present Tory admînis-' appreciate the gifîs. Bow mT anvill <ldas' cvcning that hlies-oieomed trat ion. This the Liberals Within the near future. m Premier John P. Robarts' an- WintcrmcN-ec tctam is pledged members cf the Saîx-ation *m fhd t nooncemont that this wili bc to do" Mr. Beer stateti. Arm -v wiil bc rnanning the U g d t the last session cf the present The President. Gienhoînie:tratistional buekets alon" the A Ontario provincial gox-crn- Ihughles, Bowmanviîîe, presiti-:main street to rxtea o re o mcnt. sidcd. Others prescrit at thelportunity for donations;hoý "This ý s a crit nal stage n. meneting were vice presidents their wonticrful work. Their To Provid i William John Bragg, Darling- hanti will ilso hc piaving ton, John Rickarti, Newcas- earols and cuber selection's at hie, Roger Kirkpatrick, and freqiient intervals hetween nt ofie.bt fPort Hope,Ioî-ized colloutors xxiihall -_______________ ani E. R. Lovekin, Newcastle, Turning thie 5ceetar.v-treasi-err. S n m H ~~o is doceîvinig the peopleC ccui- E ilor Hooper <hargeti. Whcn ft~I1 AIIIUI a ncw industrs- lia([tecidet <to 'BUYVIII4IVILLE-c"aie ocr, rnis. prso- i I-ie. Io dîscourago <tho owîe f ib lanti rcqiireti Ironi selling il for <bis ptiiposu(. 1 I bard a report iii Dar- THIS ilinglce the cIlier dax' that a menîber cf Bcxx'anvilie Town Counicil hiat toit persýons there <bthei new intiustr 'v 10 ccm- hece bat falien through. anti xvilot locale in tlîis tcwn. T YEAR wish that member cf couincil will bc at flhcN. E. Sxveet Companvý, Limitet Sot Turn- ing Ceremony on Friclay after- nlocei f is tii usîch a person UADUUI moveti otît andti cItcople ce I T VV LL the commission do the job th(,s- were put therc, to do,-' Coun- cillor Hooper tieclareti. Counecillor Rox' W. Niehols asked if the ncxx industi-y isý PAY YIE going tn make soap. Mayor P A]vIan Hobbs stated thiat theý N. E. Sxxeot Company is classi- fieti as a ligbt indlustry. Section 89 ocfflie Publie Health Art w-as reati bx Coun- DIVI ENDS cillr Nichos. The Mayor l- industry. "Wo alreaty hav«e Iwo chemnicai. plants in Bow- manville, the Powell Chemnical anti IbeIHollingshead Com- pany,' hc pointeti out. ______ - -~ Councili sas tolti hv Coun- cillor Hooper that the Lake Octare Dcs'elopment Assoc- D 'mest dec t iation's News Report badt car- rict an aceouiit cf the ricw i- tustryv, a il:ct congrat ulat cd E lections Bow maîî-ile 01, <<ils achiexoF- ýFROMPAGEONEý nient. 'Feli ,O.DA. News Rr - PROMPAGEONE' Port accutît stated <liat tho. Darlingtori Area Sebool Boa rti N. E. Swcct Companiv, Lim- were wvon by Robert Craig, iteti, lias a building'tLinder the preseet chairman, wbo contruction borre. polled 761 votes, anti Harryý "Nither ans inetnibr cf O0yler, an incombent momber, tlie commission or counicil le iwith 712. William Cameron re- genet-al bas gis-en Ilbis inform- ceis-eti538 votcs. ation inflithe LO.DA.,"Coun- le tbe Pouice Village cf cîllor lHooper statecl i fnmly. Orono electors tiecîdeti by a "I is higb tuneîf flic L.O.D.A. marked majority, 270 affir-,is to accept nioriîo' froni this mative votes to 99 negative mtIIîICiPalit *V that ih tîtif'V ones, le favor cf the installa- cor represenltatix,,o n the tion of a cemplete xxaer sys- LU.ODA., Dclîit.y-Rceve Ross hem at a cost cf $175.000. Stevens anti ask him Ic release There was a goorlti to out cf any information: <bat mîgbt ho voters as 370 cast tlicir bai- requireti. Thîis is on(e more lots eut of an eligibie 425. 'case cf an attemplIto sînk <h,- The tbcc Polce Tr stressip, CoutîcilîcrI- ouper sait clected by acclamation in Or-wtîsrngfeig ono were Roy Forrester, H M. Merccr anti Douglas Simp- t ,son. CARTWRIGHT TOWNSHIII Reev' te ~ Albert Gibson (accl.)t'-7 Deputy-Reev-e ' Merrili Van Camp taccl.) ;j (ouncil William Fergusci: (accl.t te tebgP jJohn R. Hamilton (accl.)Ch den n Ernest Swain (accl.) hlrni Sehool Trustees ' Neil Malcolm (accl.) Walter Wright (accl.) I Vloy Dep CLARKE TOWNSH1IP Vf Reeve ' H. E. Walkey (accl.) V LARGE SELECT] Deputy-Reeve FOR 1'UTTTDREN John Stone (accit) Counchl Robert Chater (accl.)* Roy Foster (acci.) I Lorrie Perrault (accl.) Ares School Trusbee.q FOR MOM William- Aluin (acci Y Lawrence Greenwoocl <acci.) See our new HOPE TOWNSHIP Reeve 'a GIFTWARE - William Lightle (acci.) y GereDeputy-Reeve FOR DAD . . . GereFnnie (accl.) Couneil Good see Lamne White (acci.) Weston Banîster (accl.) 1 It J D Howard Quantrili (acci.) ~HANuand PC School Trustees V South Hope ' Don Lord (acci.) Lenar ryHoe LA DER Le N or rh Haey L N E James Robinson accit 'f Ewat Rbinon ac&.)ELEI iAllan Smith (acci.) Election hetomes f oi M - 51 King St. E. vers Township anti N e'.xc a.ýe y charge of the : i r. Sa: on Wedne-ýda.v tha' cx'iii dications are that. more . holi xviii be reqtic(cl t~C::: former]iv. Hxx , xenv foul confidence *t1a: t ho 1M", frientis of the Salis ton '1 and others xxho arc, .înpzb" tic to those if ie fo2t iii Ourcit OnInIwi i\k 5ho-. Christmas xxiý!i :ý1) b' ton bright at hest. xxiK cii u port the Arn:v ini-.C::- mas prog-ram'. iioInist mre Friday oiis sstixxxoiiN i . cec Gondv ofthie Rox i Cn-i toryv ýiolin Dprmî' MViss Gundx- s1',tlhu \ jo!hn teacher of Misse Doîe Be,- bee, Shelic%- Wh i lia n ý, W Beaton and -NIa:ýt er Wayneý Norrish. Also appuar i; o'itSi. Pàai. s the MVale Vo;ici' Choir of it( local branch of thuQiîie~ Legion. le Citizens .eave Cars n Saturday e Parking r Visitors sturdeuy (FROM PAGE ONE) General of Canada. Ail sections of the community have taken part in the whole-hearted effort ta make the Santa Claus Parade a most enjoyable and outstandingly memor- able event. Womnen's organizatians have been busily making the innumnerable specially designed costumes for the amazing flbats. The Bowmanville Ladies' Auxiliary ta the Royal Canadian Legion, and the arganizatiaris of the town 's churches will prepare sandwiches for those taking part. Lunch for the 1,500 participants in the parade w'Ill be served bef are the event in St. Jaseph's Hall, and after the parade a lunch will be served for them at Memarial Park Clubhause. One of the calarful segments of the one and a haîf ta two-mile parade will be a tribe of Indians in camplete barbaric splendar, riding harses led by a castumed chief tapped by a glariaus feathered head- dress. It will be the longest Christmas parade ever held in this area. Although the great sights ta be seen during the parade will be breath-taking, spectators are urged ta cheer and applaud! By showing generaus apprecia- tian for ail the stupendaus wark involved in the achievement thase taking part will be encouraged, and their morale lifted high. The crowds will be sa delighted that they will be baund ta show much enthusiasmi. Prior ta the parade Fred Griffin and Ted Clarke will go amnong the throngs waiting ta view it, selling 18 foot banners at $3.95 each ta help in defraying the casts of the gorgeous and gigantic spectacle. Man vers Turns Down Fire Protection Plan Alaiiers Tcxx\nsbip Coiiici i persoiiîîl leniains îinelîaig- ed frorn iast year. Reexe llcrrv Mv. .Iakcman, 13etlianyý Dcputy Reexlefliarscy Mvalcolnm, Yicrti,\ere rettimnet hy acclamation. At Montiay's electioîî for Couricillois, Rot. Porter, Janetvilie, led the polI witb 504 votes; Lewis McGill, Betbany, 469; Il. A. McMastor, Bethany, 378. Defeateti candidates, were John: Paynie, PoiîtYpool. 307; Fenton Fallis, Mansers Station, 187; George Smith, Betbaiîy, 143. Tl'le question of Fire Protection: for the eci e toxwn- shilp xvas tiefeateti xitlî 486 "No"xoîtu-i, 114 Yes". Porter MeGil McMaster Payne Fallis Smith FIRE PROTECTION Yes 5 2 1 53 57 10 11 l No .h1 76 99 .3 t 8() 79 69 486 BITS and PIECES GREAT PUBLICITY -- Newspapeî-, radio and tele- vision folks were here on Tuesday tn see the preparations fer the Santa Parade. They wverei taken te the man v different locations in t ow n where floats are being assemhled and other work is taking place. Frankly, these chaps w-ho oftcn become quite cynical about such items, were most impressed with the tremendeus ov-er-all commun- ity effort which is being put into the parade, TORO. wîth no one hoping te gaie anythi ng from il, other than thc satisfaction cf a job well donc for 2.t evcryone*s henefit. It gocs toi show what can be done il we ail work together. Go M. Engineers Give Review of Pro gress TheGe::-aMotors Rev-iexx, of Progrcss was pre.senled ai :Il lucenmeeting or the held at the Fiving Dutchman Molor Ilote on Friday. A. Hcrcricourit and J. J. Giassev, lioth "of Otwa lxo vOting unz ee - ave cmef'oî- d'<n-tra:in orcfscien- lio phenoinena. To liew\îiîembers-. Ken i loch:î ii n ert ili D. Brown , \xere iducted in an ipres- > xc cerürmonv conduictvd by t hrc past prvsidents. Dr. Kcitli Ceiow,.Forbes Heviand. an.d Garnvi Rickard. assîsted by Waller Ileï-olti:. Bernard i -olden. the i reas- :c1-r. xx sthe ltickv xvînner or bCe hockey draxx. Guests pre- senit xx're Ron Erich. J im Al- !in. Bill Alger, E. Lupton, Ken Coîîlter, ail, of Oshawa, S. l'errson Ajax. and D. Morri- 'E'he Gi. M. oriex'c Pro- Ciesont lineci the adivaiices matie cturing the iast 20) \Cars,j anti gavec an accunt ofr<blr trciîi1eidoris amount of re- searuli acnncpiished in the f ii, ný'sa a o ra t ori es. .\ noîigthe nîeresting de- moto-t rat ions gix'en bY the twn cign urs xre those cf a jeti ;n1ot soar cul s power: o oniqune guivo;photo-electrie ceis: ant Illewdemnolition cf xxiic b h a huge charge cf elce- Bob Sevvn movd a NTARIO MC'TOR SALES of tha nks to Mr. FlercncourtOSAI' and Mr. GiasseY for their elo- P>HONES: qment and dramnatic prescnta- Business - 725-65104 1 ion. Dr. Keith Biliett. the Rcesidciice- 728-6952 prr'. denit. aiso "x-Pressed his i preca tiona n d presented FREE BOOKLET DECORATING YOUR HOME AT CHRISTMAS" t' This colourful brochure is jam-packed wlth jiractical and "eas.%-to-do" suiggestions for niaking Syotur homje nore attractive this Yuletide season. If vou w~ant to decorate in a more interesting way this C'hristmas, take advantage of this offer by scnding >-our naine and address to Canadian Ge(neral Electric Company Limited, P.O. Box 530, Postal Station F, Toronto, Ontario. The public is cordially invited ta attend Bowmanville High School VARIETY eachi vith a copv of thr book., "Seven Path.s to Peace". For a QuaIity Bity ,M NEW or USED Chev. - Olds. Cadillac -SEE - KEITH SMITH NIGHTS School Play Girls' Athletics - Boys" Athletics - Music Thurs. & Fni. Nights DECEMBER i 3th - l4th 8:00 P.NM. Silver Collection nit bhe door School Open for Inspectiop CAN 'IELEPHIONE: 369-1115 3 SAVE! 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