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2 The Canadian Statestnan, lowrnanville, May 1, 1083 work.90h ereetdY Cunty in the Inter-Club Dairy Cmeiin a th Appoint R. Oso 0A.C., and he and Mr. Tom Clapp «f King were the win- ning team. He has been pre- sident of bath beef and daîry Summer Assistant clubs, and last year acted as an assistant club leader in the A. O. Dalrymple, Agricul- Durham County having been rWoodbridge Dairy Calf Club. tural Representative, announ- active in 4-H Club work sincc He is at present a member of ced this week that Mr. Robert 1956. He has completed thre? the Vellora Junior Farmers Rabsan, a student at Macdon- beef clubs and four daîry and has been active in their aid College, would be the, clubs, having been first three program for the last three sum.mer assistant with theryears out of the four that he years. In the annual York Extension Branch at the On- was in the Woodbridge Dairy County Judging Competition taria Department of Agricul-!Cal! Club. He also has com- he has won the novice, junior ture for Durham County. Ipleted projects in swine, and and senior divisions. This year Mr. Robson is a native ofitractor maintenance c 1 u b at the College Royal, he was ___________________________________________Reserve Champion Livestock Showman. *kra aLo ,e ADIES' Mr. Robson has been a dir- ector o! the Macdonald Col- W ID MVN S EAR lege Royal for the past two years and wiIl be second vice- 48 King St. E. Bowmanville president in 1964. He does come to the caunty with a very practical background having been brought up on M AY SALE iwhere his father George î theShr-Gmainar. tMa 2nd - 3rd - 4th F _______ Banlon Cardigans --------$3.99 ea. Banlon Pullovers short sleeves _-Sale $2.79 ea. SPRUNG DRESSES Regular to $24.95 9 MAY CLEARANCE$29 HOUSE DRESSES (Martha Washington Make) 14%/ to 221/: Regular $5.98 RACK OF... SPRUNG & SUMMER COATS "May Sale Clearance" OTHER ITEMS SPECIALLY PRICED FOR MAY SALE CLEARANCE. 1f An advertisement about money 1t yes-box rCancer Society <FROM PAGE ONE) Mrs. C. Gibson, Mrs. S Ad-' ams, Mrs. A. Sleep, Mrs. K. Nichols, Mrs. J. Strachan, M.rs. H. Bain, Mrs. H. Osborne Mrs. B. Syer, Capt., Mrs. J. Cale, Mrs. E. Shackleton, iMrs. V. Poste, Mrs. E. Dickey, 'Mrs. A. Hooper, Mrs. I. Woal- sey, Mrs. R. Abernethy, Mrs. Van Uriel, Mrs. D. Biggs, Mrs. E. Biggs, Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. r Lake, Mrs. R. Parker. *Canvassers for the Forest- *ers. Mr. Maurice Stephens, R. Simpson, L. Smales, Mrs. S. R. Corden, H. Raycroft, Mrs. H. Moore, Mrs. J. Frank, Mrs. G. Masters, Mrs. E. Clarke, Mrs. M. Adams, Mrç. C. Bell, Mrs. Fairey, Mrs. Bagnell, Mrs. A. Osborne, Mrs. S. Candler, Mrs. F. Far'- rell, Mrs. J. Schill, Mrs. D. Castle, Mrs. J. Cain, Mrs. P. Stapleton, Mrs. R. McLean, L. Forsey, C. Vanstone, Mrs. R. Brand, Mrs. J. Linton, Mrs. A. Spicer, E. Allen, J. If you can check any six of these yes-boxes, chances are we can make you a Personal Loan And if your car sense tells you it ,s time to t.rade, borrow what you need from The Bank. (Any amoint to fit your requirements, any repayment schedule up to 3 years.) Talk yoîîr needs l ôvrwt h renIypol tTe oot-oiin =af.eU in right inow, theyfiI,be expectirig you. . I Jones, E. Cawle, Mrs. A. NIck-r erson. K. Porter, N. G. Han- nan, J. Parker, M. Piper, Miss V. Gay, B. Stephens, Mrs. C. Henning, Mrs. H. Henning, Mrs. B. Richards, Mrs. M. McDonald, Mrs. L. Farrow, Mrs. D. Edmonston, Mrs. S. Cowan, Mr. A. Watson, J. Ferguson, Mrs. J. Bowrnan, Mrs. W. Frank, J. Stewart, J. Rice, T. Dadson, Mr. C. Bell. Goodyear' Contract FROM PAGE ONE' an across-the-board four cent an hour increase for the first year. During the second yea., piece-warkers wlll get a five« and a bal! cent an hour in- crease and day-workers six cents an hour hike. The contract, dating from Feb. 19, 1963 ta Feb. 19, 1965, includes supplementary un- employment benefits for 52 weeks. The retroaci shows a four ci crease dating1 Under healt there will bea nity increase ti Better bene pension plan included in th Many St. Joh Mr. and Mrs. Ab Piper' Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Albert Piper. her husband, Toronto, and 56 Brown Street, celebrated Mrs. Piper's nephew and niece the 4th Anniversary of their Mr. and Mrs. Guy Machete,ý wedding on Sunday, April 28, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Piper's' and received the best wishes son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and congratulations of their and Mrs. Gerald Piper, Sas- many friends. katoon, were unable ta be- Their daughters, Mrs. Ken- present and sent a telegramý neth Nickerson and Mrs. with every good wish. Frank Hooper. Jr., and their A beautiful walnut wall husbands, entertained in hon- dlock, the gift of their imme- or of their parents' anniver- diate family, was presentedi sary at a family dinner held ta Mr. and Mrs. Piper. They at Mr. and Mrs. Piper's resi- also received a lovely bouquetý dence. of roses from the Bowman-H Among those present for ville Ladies Auxiliarv ta theý the happy event were Mr. and Royal Canadian Legion, ex-i Mrs. Piper's grandchildren, quisite red carnations fromný Jimmy and Jane Niekerson, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Dillingý and Julie, Jacqueline and Jen- Jr., and many other attractive, nifer Hooper, Mrs. Piper's1 gifts, as well as countless: sîster Mrs. R. Redcraft and Icards and messages.i ive paY section low, and it was li.ghted effec- ents an hour in- tively with taîl red, white, back ta Feb. 24. and green tapers in branched h and welfare, crystal candelabra. aweekly indem- AIl the members and their to $50. guests present at the delight- fits under the' fully arranged function re- setup were also ceived attractive favors. The e new contract. Bowmanville Sub-Division of the Catholic Womnen's League catered for the delicious diii- ner. Mrs. Stewart Chisholm, Attenda atpeiet athct' n's Tea To-s-e-a-tteha table were The Spring Tea and Bazaar held by the W. A. o! St. John's Anglican Church in the Par-i ish Hall on a recent afternoon was a most successful and en- joyable event. The large num- ber of people who attended were welcomed by the W. A. president, Mrs. H. Pollock, who was the general convenor. Mrs. Ross Westlake and Mrs. James Overy were in charge o! the Sale of Home Baking, and there was a won- derful assortment of pastries, cakes, cookies, rolîs and bread. Mrs. Clarence Hall was the convenar of the Fancy Work Booth which had an ar- ray of attractive linens, ap- rons, and hand knitting. Mrs. James Newman, who was as- sisted by Mrs. Annie Wright, was in charge o! the fascinat- ing Whte Elephant Table. Mrs. Elmer Henning was the tea convenor. The per- fectly appointed serving table was centred with an attractive arrangement of red tulips in a green erystal bowl, and was lighted with tall white tapers in green crystal candelabra. Mrs. Henning was assisted by Mrs. Charles Bettles and Mrs. Raobert Rogers. M i ss Ivy Hockley and Mrs. Nellie Lunn were in charge o! the tea tables, and Miss Dianne Sweet and Miss June Claybourne assisted. Foresters HoId Dinner Dance The dinner and dance held hy Court Venture a.nd Court Bowmanville, Canadiari Order o! Foresters, recently at the Lions Community Centre, was a most enjayable event, and a highlight of the spring sea- son. The head table decor was carried out in the colors of the lodge, red, white andr green. The particularly lovely centrepiece of carnations and chrysanthemums was long and USED CARS 1961 Ford 2-Dr. 6 cyl., standard transmission, Green. 1959 Buick 4-Dr. Automatic, custom radio with back seat speaker, wlndshleld washers. Good clean car, prlced rlght for quick sale! 1959 Plymouth 4-Dr. Tsvo to choose from, bath 6 cyl., good dlean cars. 1958 Plymouth 4-Dr. V-8. automatie, new rubber. Local car in showroom condition. 1956 Plymouths Three ta choose from. Al local cars, in A-i condition. 1955 Dodge Royal 4-Dr. 9 cyl., automatie. White and black. A-i condition, COME IN AND SEE 1963 Plymouth Dodge - Valiant PALMER MOTO R SALES CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH VALIANT - DODGE 20 King Street East Phone 623-5487 Ron Brock, the Chief Rangerý of Court Bowmanville, Mrs.: Brock, District Deputy Highý Chief Ranger Glen Prout, who was the M.C., Mrs. Prout, Dis- trict Deputy High Chief Ran- ger Helen Twinning, Oshawa, and ber husband, and Mrs.ý Edna Baker, vice-president cf' Court Venture. During the evening dancing was enjoyed ta a varied pro-' gram of popular music plaverl by Mrs. Clare Nesbitt and her orchestra. Percy Leach was the caller for several square dances. Two new members of Court Bowmanville and Court Ven- ture, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hawkins, bath over 75 years of age, wcre present at the' event. Mr. Hawkins was the, piano accompanîst for the' joyous singsong which was led by D.D.H.C.R. Glen Prout.' Edgar Tomlinson was the wînner of the door prizes. The: Spot Dance prîze winners: were Mr. and Mrs. Everetti King, and Mr. and Gene' Bethune. The prize for theý Special Draw was won by r Reg. Willatts, and Tom Mas-1 terson was the winner of the! draw for the georgeous f]ow-, ers. Accident Round-Up Gerry Vader, age 27, Don Milîs, was killed in a motor accident at 6:30 p.m. on Mon- day, which happened on 35 Highway at the Taun ton Road.! Mr. Vader had lost contraI of i his vehicle and as a result it went off the road and rolled over. Constable K. C. Laton,' OPP, investigated. There wasi approximately $2,000 damage, ta the car. The victim of the tragic ac- cident is survived by his widow and two children, one aged twa years, and the otherl five months. Mr. Vader's body' rested at the Morris Funeral, Chapel until Tuesday after- J noon when it was taken ta the, Lobraico Funeral Home, 'Tor- onto. He was buried on Fri- day in Holy Cross Cemetery. Toronto. Little Terrence Beckett, the five year old son cf Mr. and1 Mrs. Dawson Beckett, R.R. 3,1 Bowmanville, was struck by a' car at 3:08 o'clock on Thurs- day afternoon. The accidentý happened on No. 2 Hîghwayý between Maple Grove and r Bowmanville. The boy, who sustained a broken leg and has concussion'r as a result of the accident, is a patient in Memorial Hospi-1 tal. He is making favorable progress towards recover. Carl Adam Linneborn,, Ham-, ilton, was the driver of the car that hit the youngster.ý Constable A. V. Alexander,! OPP, was the investigatingý officer. Mrs. Christina Hicks, R.R.1 Burketon, lost contrai o! theý car she was driving at two o'clock on Saturday morning, and it went off the Taunton Road, west o! Zion and rolledr down a bank. Fortunately Mrs. Hicks only sustained minor injuries. She was treat- ed at Memorial Hospital, and was well enough to return ta ber home later in the day. There was about $1,000 dani- age ta ber car in the accident.ý Constable J. K. Forbes. OPP,i was the investigating officer.1 Walter Rogers was lucky ta' escape injury in an accident which accurred at 2:41 a.m. on Saturday. He was driving on No. 2 Highway a short distance, west of Bowmanville whcn the vehicle went out o! contrai,ý off the road and struck a tree. There was about $1,000 dam-ý age ta the car. Constable W.: J. Reimer, OPP, învestigated.r Jerome Simipson, Stratford, Ont., wha was a passenger in a car driven by James Ver- tulia, alsao! Strat!ord, receîv- ed injuries as the result o! an' accident on 401 Highway near the Newtonville interchange at 8:38 p.m. on Sunday. He was taken ta Memorial Hospital by the Bowmanville and Area Ambulance Service. Mr. Simpson's injuries prov- cd to be minar. After receiv- ing treatment he was released from hospital on Tuesday. Constable K. J. Barber, OPP,ý investigated t h e accident.! There was about $250 damage' ta Mr. Vertulia's car. A car driven by Samad Kloos, R.R. 1, Hampton, sus- tained approximately $250~ damage in an accident when: he lost contraI o! it on thei Manvers Road, south o! Ty- rane, on Monday evening atI 8:2 oclok.Constable H. G.1 Wight,-OPP, was the investi-i Igating officer. i GRAND. OPENING STEDMAN STORES» BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO T"HREE BIG DAYS May 9th - May lOth - May llth STORE OPENS 10 a. m. MAY 9th WATCH THIS NEWSPAPER FOR OUR EXCITING GRAND OPENING SPECIALS NEXT WEEK Our New Store WiII Feature ... *THRIFTY BUDGET PLAN CONVENIENT LAY-A.IWAY PLA -w Free Gifts! WON BY SOME LUCKY CtJSTOMER WILL BE DURING OUR GRAND OPENING. EVERY $2.00 PURCHASE ENTITLES YOU TO A FREE CHANCE TO WIN. Also FREE! FREE! FREE! KEYS CUl FOR CAR OR HOME UNTIL NOON FRIDAY, MAY lOth Many, Many More FREE GIFTS and PRIZES during Our Grand Openîng Be Sure to be on hand for Ail the FUN!a Radio Station C K L B Oshawa., WiII Broadcast "LIVE" F rom Our Store on Thursday, May 9th STEDMAN STORES The Canadian Red Cross and the Amnerican Red Cross havel a mutual agreement ta supply r free blaod ta taurists who may! require blIo od transfusions wiile visiting in their neigh-. bouring nations.j 3 Free Prizes [I BOWMAN VILLE, ONTARIO 1 ESANK 1