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TeCanadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 10, 19631I June Promotions NEWTONVILLE den, hon.; Randy Green, nec.; PUBLIC SCHOOL 'Bill Henderson, rec.; Peter Henderson, hon.; Gary Hug-, Junior Room ,gins, ec.; Debbie Miles, han ;1 Grade 1 to 2-Peter Camp- Frances Stacey, rec.; Nei bell, hon. Cindy Elliat, han.; Stapleton, rec.; GerritVn Douglas Hendeýrsynhon.; RossiLondon, hon. Huggis, h on.; Bila Jones, 1 Grade 7 ta 8-Bruce Green, rec.; Dwight Seamle, hon.,ýrec.; Patsy Hatherly, rec.;' Gerald Veleke, hon. i Mcoad o. ae Grade 2 ta 3-James Atch-!Nichais, hon.; Sandra Payne, ion, hon.; Judith Brawn, hon.; rec.; Linda Stapletan, rec. Linda Con, hon.; Mary Gilmrne, Grade 8 ta 9--Suzanne Eyd- hon.; Bannie Green, han.; Rus- en, han.; Bill Gilmer, ec.; sel Green, rec.; David Oud- Judy Gorton, hon.; Garry shoarfi, hon.; Glen Wood, re.,îGreen, rec.; Donna Hathemly, Philip Jones, rec.; Sheilairec.; Robert Henderson, hon.; Stacey, rec. ýJni Stacey, rec.; Gary Grade 3 ta 4--Nancy Adair,' Stapleton, rec. hon.; Jimmrie Clarke, hon.;j Principal-Mms. Mabel Elliott David Henderson, hon.; BUii MacDonald, hon.; Jimmie Sa cey, ec.; Gary Gorton, nec., Bobby MacLean, rec.; Henry, O IU R VanLondon, rec.i Teacher-Mxs. Woodland. JACK EDWARD CR0 WELLS Senior Room 1 Grade 4 to 5-Cathy Eiliott,i hon.; Mark Green, rec.; Brenda Henderson, hon.; Wayne Jones, rec.; Valerie Jones, rec.; Judy Stacey, rec.; Lois Stapleton rec.; Suzanne Worral, hon. Grade 6 to 7#-Dennis Bur- ley, rec.; John Campbell, hon.; Denise Ellott, rec.; James Ey-ý j l AIjqI aïïo BURNE EVI The death ai Jack Edward Crowells occurred suddenlyl at MR. 2, Newcastle, on Tues- day, June 25, 1963, when he accidentaUly came in contact with bigh tension wires. He was In bis l7th year. Son af Mr. and Mrs. G. K.- Crowells, the deceased was born in Oshawa. He had e- sided at R.R. 2, Newcastle, for three years, and prior to that in Hampton. He was a member ai the Anglican Church, and was employed by Able Window Cleaners ai Oshawa. He at- tended Brown's Public and Clarke High Schools. Surviving besides his par- ents are four brothers, Ken- neth, Alan, Donald, Brian; two sisters, Sandra and Rose- mary; and a sister-in-law, Lauraine. The funeral service was held from the Armstrongc Funeral Home, Oshawa, on Friday, June 28, and was con- ducted by Rev. N. T. Holmes. Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery, Oshawa. Palîbearers w e r e Messrs. Frank Crowells, Eddie Crow- elîs, Ray Crowelhs, Jimmy Crowells, Fred Crowells and Dave Speirs. Amnong the floral tributes were those from Brown's School, Clarke High School, and Representatives af C.P.R. BEAUTIFUL EXTERIORS.. . BEAUTIFULLY PROTECTED SOLIGNUM gives notural wood beauty end ouf- standing protection from water ond weather. 12 colours. fast applcation. No peeling. Amlbe tHARDWARE & PAIN? STOUS, STURGEONS LTD.p Sc@ibrugh LUMER BUILDING SUPPLIERS Lloyd Ellis' Team Wins First Game Ted Brown of Lloyd Ellis' team in the Junior Saftball loop slides saf into home with the crucial run in their game with Sam's Finer Foods, on Mon day at the High School grounds. Ellis' won the game 11-10 for their f irst winc the season. The league, now in its f irst year of operation, is producing son excellent hall playing and, gradually, is attracting grawing support. ~AD ~ ~ I Irear..end collision on Friday. N E YTO~N VI L LE Cheryl and John Cornish 3 ~were overnight guests, Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall and sor, was a recent caller on Mr. day, with their grandmother, Charlene are spending some Raymond Bruce. Mrs. W. Jones. time at their cottage at Four Miss Allie Nesbitt spent the Mrs. Clarence Farrow anc Mile Lake. weekend here with ber sister. daughter, Scarborough, spent Mrs May 'Nell s n D- Ms.Bougere isied era few days last week witi trtsitManyOhellsiser, - rs BurMrs.iste hrMrs. Roy Farrow, who went tri viiighrsseMs daughter in Oshawa last home with them, taking Ken, r. L nouis. ArodWd Tuesday. for the weekend. rand Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Ms oel acse is The local Men's Softball ry ade Mr ad Ms. ihaway at the Girl Guide Camp team, played in Bethany Sun- Wade were among those at- a agae day night with the resuita tending the Wade -DeMetts Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Atchi- high scoring tie, 13 ail! s wddig lstTuesday morn- son attended the Hutchinson- Mran s.Cit F- ing in St. Joseph's, Bowman- Ls edn nS.Pu' row and Glen, and Mr. Star ville. Church, Bowmanville, Friday Bowen, Bowmanville, were Little Miss Evelyn Stacey evening. Sunday visitors at Mr. Eric is spending a couple weeks Mr. and Mrs. Bob McMur- Found's, Little Brîtain, and with her grand'parents, Mr. chy' and son of Downsview attended Decorations serviceç and Mrs. George Carlisle of spent the weekend with Mr. there. Stirling. Reichrath.. Visitors at Mr. Frank Gil. .Mrs. ap Tompkins, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tamblyn mer's on Su.nday included Mr. Welch and Mrs. Le Page, Port of Caninington are visiting and Mrs. Laurence Gilmer, Hope, were callers at Mrs. their daughter and family, Ridgeway, Mr. and Mrs. Jirr Bert Tompkins', last Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Atchison, Gilmer and family, Port Hope, day. and with them attended the Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer anc Mr. Wayne Elliott returned Ireland - Tamblyn wedding in Blaine. home from. Oshawa Hospital St. Paul's, Bowmanviile, Sat- Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott on Friday. urday afternoon. and dauýghters and Mr. anc Mrs. Norman Scott returned Rev. A. W. Harding Of Mrs. Don Elliott and DenisE home Saturday from visiting Bowmanville was in charge have gone ta London to joir Mr. and Mrs. Ken Newton, of our worship service Sunday the Sixth Annual "London to Hamilton, who drove down, morning, as well as the one Brighton Tour," sponsored by leaving son Gary ta spend a a-t Kendal, relieving Rev. R. the Ontario Region of the An- week with bis grandparents. C. White who is slightly In- tique Automobile Club o. Mrs. Mabel Bisnett, Wind- disposed as the result of a America. Little Darlene El- liott is staying in Port Hope wîth Mr. and Mrs. Ron. Bur- ley. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lan- caster called on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robinson and Mr. Milt Robinson, in Orono, on Sun- * day, as well as Mr. and Mrs I aurie Cole in Newcastle. *Karen, Lynn and Jeffry Gilmer, Port Hope, are spend- ing a few days with their ýgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. - ~ Clinton Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Farrow, D)ownsview, were Sunday ev. ening cahiers with Mrs. Iva Farrow. ........Recent callers with Mrs. W. ~V~~"~-- -~'-H. Jones încluded Mr. and ~. -~v~ '~.Mrs. John Carlaw, Miss Lor- <~ Y raine Merrili and Mr. B. Ket- chum, of Warkworth. 'l'Il be over- after 1 do my banking?" lN'cwçadays it's natural for the lady of the house ta do îmtich oi the family banking, because it's sa coevvaienuta look after money Inatters at one place - tlw loel chartered bank, an ail-round banking s.rvite C Mn. M'hs bSy homemaker is on ber xvay ta deposit pait of ber husband's salary in their savings account, cash a cheque on their joint chequing account, and pay the monthly instalment on a personal boan. Ail this taken care of under one roof -quickly, easily, simply. Any bank service you use is an introduction ta many others. And the chartered banks are always on the lookout for new ways ta be helpful ta more people. Good reason wby the number of deposit accounts bas doubled ta 14 million in just 10 years, and 3,500 new accounts are being opened every banking day. THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY through fuit-range banking responsive Io growing, changing needa <Intended for last week) The United Church Women af Newtonville met in the church basement on June 26 with President Mrs. W. Wood presiding. The meeting open- ed with hymn and prayer and OBITUARY Douglas Laverne Rohmer Douglas Laverne R o h r e r passed away suddenly at Lau- rel Brook Park, Nestieton, on Saturday, June 29th, 1963, in his l3th year. Douglas was the younger son oi Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Rohmer oi Nestleton. He was born Dec. 4th, 1950, in Tilsan- burg, coming with his parents at an early age ta live in Cart- wright Township. In 1954 he was severehy in- jured in a motor accident, spending long weeks in bospi- tal. For the past, four years be enjoyed the annual vaca- tion at Crippled Children's Camps at Collingwood and Perth and was looking for- ward ta meeting former assa- ciates this year. Douglas was a pupil at Cart- wright Central Public School and had passed into Grade 7 in June. He attended St. Jobn's Anglican C h urch, Blackstock, where he was a member of the Sunday School, the church choir and the Boy's League, and also spent three happy years with the local Cub Pack. For the past sev- eral years he and bis brother Warren delivered Toronto daily papers in the communi- ty and Douglas gained many friends as be traversed his paper route. The funeral was largely at- tended on Tuesday, July 2, at t h e MeDermott - Panabaker Funeral Home, Port Pa-rrv. Canon Ashmore ai St. John 's Anglican Church spoke most comiorting words ta the ber- eaved. The many floral tri- butes spake of the esteem in which Douglas was held in the heart ai relatives and fmi- ends. Palîbearers were six young single men irom the com- munity, Lawrence McLaugh- lin, Ralph Bowers, David Hud- son, Robert Redmand, Ronald Minsball and Joseph Prosser. Interment was in the iamîly plot in St. John'& Cemetery. the minutes of previous meet- in aur village this weekend Mrs. Lane Hmrer, Mxi. Wm., Local school children and ing were read by Mrs. Olive included Mr. and Mrs. Lamnei Strong and Mr. Lavernelteachers have trayelled by bus Henderson. McGill and Mr. and Mmi. Lean-' Thomas whose mother passed i and car to Guelph, Toronto Much business was transact- d. llt fIsaa;M.away. Interment tnok place and Bowmanville recently for ed as this was thxe îast men g rleltta saa;M.adat Woadville on, Monday. !a holiday prior to summer befome the summer recess. Mr. Percy McMahon and m.Cnfirmation services were holidays. Business consisted ai receiv- and Mrs. Ralph Sharpe, Toron- held Sunday at the United Congratulations to lviisa ing a gift af bowls; plans for to. Chumch when four members Linda Youngmnan an ppffl the Warden's picnic; purchase We extend our sympathy tai were received into the church. her High School exams. '- af Christmas cards; Sunday School Anniversary donation. Mrs. Nelson Osborne, Bow- manville, spoke ai the ap- praaching clinic and advised everyone ta take the trouble to attend. Mms. Helen Elliott, Unit No. 6 leader', conducted the wor- ship service with Mms. Caro- line Gilmer, Mrs. Berniecç Henderson, Mrs. Amelia Lan- caster and Mrs. Violet Gilrner assisting. The worship service, based on the story of The Black Madonna, was appropri- ate at this time. Mms. Alfred Allin, Bowman- ville, showed pictures of the trip that she and Mr. Allin had taken last year. These especial- ly conducted tours for people af like mmnd are very educa- tional. This trip was spon- sared by Sheep Growers, and visits were made ta many farms in Australia and New Zealand. Mms. Allin's com- mentary was most enjoyable and the pictumes were beauti- fui. The birthday prize was Swon by Mrs. Acy Farrow. A bountiful lunch af assorted muffins and jani with tea was PONTYPOOL fe(Intended for last week) Pupils in the Junior Room Of "f thp Puh kl fl*'.J nJt jJt .l ed Mrs. Edmunds with a steamý iron on Friday afternoon. Mrs. I Edmunds has accepted a position in an Oshawa School.1 She will be greatly missed in; this community as she was aý great help in school concerts' and church activities here. Our very best wishes to you.l Pontypool Senior Softball Team won and lost on Sunday.ý They won from Janetville in' the afternoon and lost ta New- tonville in the evening. Wedding belis rang on Sat- urday afternoon when Dianne Curtis Curtis and Kenny Pres- ton were married in the Unit- ed Church. Their attendants were Mrs. McCarroll and Sterling McGil. We extend our congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hardy of Toronto have recently pur- chased the Charles Bazinet property east of the village. 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