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B. H. S. Ma Deli'ghts AI e M Fstial'presented Bon veeeHigh Sehool Thuruday evening under thie direction of D. C. Paters was a most enjoyable musical event. nhe appreciative aud- once wag impressed by the Wexcellent 'program, and con- sldered the concert the best yet presented at the sehool. Following the playing of 0 Canada, the Senior Band's openlng numiber was Color- amna, a fantasy in color that contained such popular tunes- as Deep> Purpie, Autumn Ser- enade, Royal Blue and Whit e Orchids. Two talented young musicians, Pet Gili, saxa- phone, and Judy Brough, clar- hIet. were thie soloists. The Hymn of Freedom, an arrangement of the two most' striking melodies from Brahmns Symphony No. 1, was p layed expressively by the' band. It was followed bv, Ballet Egyptian, a light airy' niumb:er féaturing the wood-i ALUAYS I(EEP TOUR HOSPITAL I OBITUARY ee er am The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvile, June 5, 19835 es iv f two vocal selections. Moon Commended for Display . __ ___ ___ ___ ,rsuby the entire group t LUTHER JAMES STAINTON years ago from his lhfe-long with Fred Grahami as the Thodcepa setasamion.___________ udience piano accompanist. ~ ra n n c o lC d f Following a lengthy illness oc cua. TaRIe Pacifie Grandeur and WavesT a ng c o Cd the death of Luther Jamesitber of the United Church of of the Danube were playe Stainton occurred in Memor-I Canada. He was ao a mem- wind section of the band. with ease by the band. Its E l Ai h5 ial Hospital, Bowmanville, 'ber of the Masonic Lodge in ME_ SM RY M Schubert's Ave Maria was rendition cof Grand Finale, an onedesay My 9t, 96. lubin Boan vi"Te.Snae presented as a French horn arrangement from one of H/md 55' 5 5 In sp ectio nHe w nes 8ay4th, ear Cubin and ile.ADFALhIMf1W0 TU solo by Sharon Anderson with Bach's Cantatas, was splendid, He ad e in hspi4tal for' wo uriannaed onDn 0 V remarkable effectiveness. The and the spirited playing o0! wd ee in ald, afo a u nghtrerfa Mson . BE A OS PLUM9ER Bowrnanville H i g h Sehooli Light Cavalry by the band By W C.LofrenHeny ainugtn), ET ron an Bands pla ing of Open Th v, was also most enjoyable. The Bornat Oshaw , the de- fi e gra dchil ren. Heart, a f miliar tune with concert was concluded by the 1ntriBorMyn9 l a sand a th e e r Stainton Ty o e ight), Onaioernne sda, h e o lla n Mrh tano.Ada (Mrs. G. A. SpeE' FOI/N fieSaish dance rhythmIpaigo -d aeteTaig eolfr1sawas uvvs was pleasing. Ted Bate play- Queen. Boys, Bowmanville, held its He received his education in 1as uvvs edtecastonets. The band's Te Bwavle H hana ae npcin n saa The funeral servicewa h~d In 910 or-theld from the Morris Funeral next numnber was El Relicarlo, School Band members are: hand i the reviewing stand In10 he married the fr Ch apel, BowmnieoFr- ' romnantic Bolero, a farnous Flutes, Pat Austin and Sheila were A. Graham, Deputy Min- merEf odwopee aMy3,and was on-r Spanish dance. Thompson; Bassoon, Andy Mi- ister of Reformi, J. Bain, B.T.S. ceased hlmn in 1917. He re- ducted by Rev. C. Dugan off/ e chailovits and Glenn Luxton; Suiperintendent, Major W. C. married in 1919 and* bis sec- Tyrone United Church. In- Corne Back to Sorrento, a Oboe, Lînda Steele; Trumpets, Paynter, reviewing off icer, ond wife, the former Kather- terment was in Groveside haunting Italian folk song. BilI Çobban, Ron Thompson, and Capts. Dawson, Cuthbert- mne Ellins, predeceased him Ceme#ery, Brooklin. was delightfully played as a Cathy Westover, Stephen Jef- son and McInnis. i 90 aîerr ee Hrl trun etsoo y ilICoba. er; axahoes Pt UIAfte.r th reviewing party Mr. St.ainton had resided in Stainton, Windsor; Ll10d: Canadian Sunset, a modemn and Randy Dewell; Clarinets, had inspected the corps, a ser- the Tyoeae o 0yas ttn lnt, Mc. da U RS selection, was then presented!Judy Brough, Lola Pring, Ann les of displays depicting the and Tronre tatfor 3ear, tinonl, Flhn ty, ich.:Edarf by the band. The pleasingý Ferguson, Nellie Vermuelen, vreuprrssiie hec- Oshw nrtooa hlivedAinr-CrooxaiJn; adTbh fBRE SRVC performance of the Synco-1 Corinne Elliott, BillCrombie,varls orsestrgiengtheca- mrsha ad rki A 12fam-sBrooklin Haold Tuck and pated Clock by the band was Richard Perfect, Leslie Ewert, daets er tedhe ranin ar etsdetsdrtre 2JmsTuk oho Toronto. alomc plue.Jane Oliver; Drumns, Ted Bate, squad trained by Lieutenant Follo>wing the interrnissioni Henry Kooy, Alan Hooper; Wm. Bagnell presented an im- the High School Senior Ban-IlHorns, Sharon A n der s on; pressive display of group and USE OUR was augmented by Grade Nine Trombone, Bradley Lucas; individual manoeuvres. It was pupils for the four instrumen- Baritone, Michael Leddy; Tu- pointed out that these move-NE ta] numhers in this part of thel bas, Dan Marshall and Glenn . - ments are used in olympia and Davi Goheen.competition at the grade thir- PE I ____nd _avi____en teen level. RD Lieutenant Tinline's Nation- flRTTTA1~Val Survival group demonstrat- O-I J. LIJLI.L . a method of securing a'SOE PLAN SMINERVA MAUD COWAN patient to a stretcher so that SOE OPEN AN - he may be carried over very The death of Minerva Maud rough terrain. ACCOUNT TODAY! ato keep Insured Cowan occured in Saskatoon Hunter safety, a course O M N IL Hospital on May 25, 1963. which was added to the train-' O M N IL I Mrs. Cowan was born in ing syllabus just this year, LDE'ASRE AIS -IC Carwriht 9 ear ag, a ,.was presented in a display by, &RIO daughter of the late Mr. and .. Mr. Meechin andlhis group» MERC - RD N T 'I A L ~lived in Blackstock until her and dont's of hunting wereý Smarriage to Dr. E. B. Cowan. eosrtd SThey settled in Kindersley. M.Lorens fstadD R ESSESET t A N C _ aki 90 n ee er group demonstrated methods' later' became residents of of bandaging and movingi-! Sizes 10 to 20 Sizes 10 to 18 S5askatoon, where she bas lived 9ue ains lobs, follow carefully ~ever since. band tpainents. he back of the Certifi- Mrs. Cowan was the young- The cadetbadtin y.2 orm 104, which your est and last member of that- Lieutenants Bagneil and Pat- $4 9 o 6 982 give you. generation of Marlows. She i 5 I~4 11 erson performed i nt ri ca t e _________1________ Swas prominent in many lod- C 0 F,- ree earns marching manoeuvres to thel 1your 19th birthday = ges and clubs and church or accomipaniment of severaL UT TW ECHLRN vee yyu aet'=ganizations especially in mus- " a rousing marches,.t 1OAM BACKED FLIGW OE r separately within She is survived by three i it Bo ckFollowits.Pn a d cisys insured. Forms aresons, Lyle o! Saskatoon, Jack uLsvIIe Cat anynrad ahe-R G S is, banks and Com- _ of White Rock, B.C., and Ross On Saturday, May 25th, 31 Ordar of the Mose. Later an spgo e adinformaah er- Cmh i of New Providence, N.J. Mrs. members of the Degree teams orchestra provided music for ing of the cplae hth e-' 9' 9' X 12' =_7Coans usan, r.E.B.ofCourtBVemnre No. L1964,anho urs.th eesnalappearance and performance the Family premium= Cowan, and ber dauglkter andCorVeteN.L19,hus of the entire corps. Special*3 7-$1 99 ec rer husband, 'wife and = Ruth predeceased ber several Canadian Order of Foresters, me$3795 ea che fth 1 *19 9 Tell your group OR, = years. travelled by bus to Brockville mentiogynwast mad ofnth Il te Comisson.Funeral service was held where two Degrees were con- MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ba nd, gymasty sua an I h omsin _Tuesday, May 28, from Mc. ducted. WEEKLY REPORT the.hu.terasaey ishotplaUyAGEASRT TO KgesFnrlCae.I-Court Bowmanville initîated FMr.tA. Grahaof inya2shortdSEEsOUR LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F Sterment was in Woodland six candidates to Court Brock- FothwekoMa27-adsexrsdhidegt 2195 Yoonto St Cemetery, Saskatoon. ville and Court Morrisburg June 2 inclusive: witli this year's corps, and Torntaos 7A and Court Venture initiated Admissions ........... 73 complimented those who usedC A C E SRS Ontario AtPort Nurseries in Hall- nine delegates from Court Births, 5 maIe, 3 famnale., 8 their spare time to train the Sfax and Saint John, thousands Lady Helena, Prescott, and Discharges.................... 90 cadets. . of new Canadians are greeted eight delegates from Court Major operations . ......... 8 At the conclusion of Dy thee 16 - by Red Cross on arrival and Lady Cheryl, Brockville. iio prtos....1' ceremonies t h e spectators ir INUANECETFIAE AOTgver 22,00istaec elaced booun trey dnerewas Visicting hours - 331Ln eining haand a htur Ft b er' s D a Jue6 h INSRANE CRTFICTE AND gven assistance e lace. oniflowngte Dierees a isEmergcy ratments .. in twere iniedtoalianghtucr~ last year. served bythe Ladies of the and 7 to 8:30 p.m. of the grounids.M A LOT 0F VALUE!!! 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