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'/1 t4ew RHS Aaricultural Buildina Reaciv for Fail Good progress is being made on the new ai cultural building at Bowmanville High School wli is expected to be finished in time for the opening school in September. The brick building is desigr to fit in architecturally with the other extensi( TYRONE Mrs. Allan Anderson and ed the Hatherly picnic at ]Randy and her friend Mrs. awa on Sunday, and is v~ Lowery had an exciting ex-,ing friends and relatives perience on their holidays - two weeks at Toronto they went out to fish, didn't Fort Erie. get fishing when their motori Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mc quit, 3 miles from the cottage, and family, Scarborough,1 'then each one took turns pull- Percy McCoy spent Sur Ing their boat along the shore, with Mr. and Mrs. J. 011 through a thunderstorm. Fenelon Falls. Mrs. James Woodley and Mrs. M. Gaskin, Monc children sp e nt Centennial N.B., Mrs. Walter Stewart Week at her home at Aurori. Bob, St. Lambert, Quebec, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bur- holidaying with Mr. and1 'ges ad hidren attended George Alldread. the ena Parade at Au-, Miss Beth Miler, Oshý ror ~ Stray. Ivisited Mrs. Florence Scot Mrs Anie atherly attend-ý Mr. and Mrs. J. A. R~ Announcemenm SEVERN'S BI wighes to announce that they have sold their1 Canada Bread, effective July 2nd, 1963. We wish to take this opportunity of th; their loyal patronage during the past 12 years continued patronage of our store, which we w 53 KING STREET, EAST - SPECIAL FOR YOUR BREAD Loaves j -i 10 Plain I LANDER - -ma- - mf mUaVO 340 à% nom c 36,0%1 A % Àm m -7%e Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvile, ,Tuly in, 1983 & LECTRIC LTD. Announcing the addition to our staff of BERT SYER.. Bert joins us f rom Higgon Electric Ltd. on Ref rigeration and Electrical Sales and Service, bringing with him the complete line of General Electric, Major Appliances, TV, Stereo and Small Appliances. ~ thePrior to coming to Bowmanville he served in teInspection Division of the R.C.A.F. He was employed by Loblaw Groceterias on Electrical and Ref rigeration Maintenance. 13 cu. ft. Two Doi Zero - Zone Ref rigerator - Free; MODEL 134L31 Big storage capacity in both th fresh food section is featunedi f t. two-door zeno-zone refrigei The large separate zero-zone: up to 112 lbs. of food while tl section has 9.7 cu. ft. of storage Roll-out and two fixed sheixq vegetable crisper, ston-a-door straight line design are only convenience features found in refrigerator-f reezer. At present Bert is President of the Bowmanville Chamber of Commerce, on the Museum Board and is Secretary of the Refrigeration Service Engineers of Canada. He is a charter member of the Kins- men Club and member of St. Paul's United Church. or zer he freezer and in this 13 eu. 'raton f reezer. freezer holds he fresh food ýe space. Two mes, swing-.u 4 shelves and n this deluxe Height 61"; Width 30%l"; Depth 283/4 4ANDER HARDWARE &ELECTRIC LTD. PHONE 623-5774 51,King St. E. Bowmanvdle Louise Boar (Hon.), Tommy Gaebel, Gordon Werry (Hon.).1 Gr. 3 - Dennis D e ele y (Hon), Peter Hamilton (Bion), Dcbbie Traviss, Sandra Tra- viss. Gr. 2- Lee Goff, Janine Biggins. Gr 1B- Betty Yeomnans. Prizes- Showin g most im- provement - Jill iggins,i Douglas Broome, Glen Rundie., Bealth prizes - Dennis Dec- ley, David Windsor. Scixool Bus Trip The soaning temperatures of' iThursday, June 27, did noth-ý ing to dampen the spirits of the 45 children and aduits who went on Bethesda School annual bus trip. Just before: setting out everyone gathercdý in the schoolroont to presentý the teacher, Mrs. Rosevear,' who was leaving aftcr five years in Bethesda, with 3 beautiful set of dishes. Genial bus driver Fred Dayes took us down No. 2 to Cobourg and to General Elec- trie where we saw several types o! plastic articles being made. Then on to the cool, cool park at the beach. From here we went to Barnum, Bouse, a fine old Georgiani type home now a museum. It was hard to pull ourselves' away. A special treat was to' hear Mr. Robent Russell of Cobourg, our exceflent guide, play the old Collard and Col-ý lard piano - made in England in 1824.1 We drove back through Cobourg, past the original' rVictoria University building - the beginning of Toronto Uni- versty - Up to 401 and arriv- cd home at 4:30. It was a, good day - educational, soci- able and refreshing. ENTERPRISE SCHOOL REPORT Names in order of menit. Pupils proînoted to: Grade IX - Sharon Perdue B; Pauline De Smit H; Doris AUIdread B; Gordon Alldreadý P. iGrade VI - Robent Voigt H; Donna Cochrane B; Helen Knapp B; Nancy Francis P. Grade V - Millie Voigt B; Nancy Perdue B; Bruce Fran- cis R. iGrade III - Bill Ransberry B; Craig Cochrane B; Joanine De Sm-it H; Paul De Smit H. Allan Knapp H. Grade I Sr. - Ruby Francis. Doris P. Wannan, Teacher.1 a .PU Ydu Balson and Leon McLean, 1963 Champions Victor Hanc and Casey Van Primay Champions- Girl: Resuits of Hampton Public, zak, Allan Wotten, Clark Wil- royd, Barbara Macnab, Linda Heuvelen. Lyn Elolroyd; Boy: Eddy Ko-1 School Field Day held on bur. Strawbridge. Tbree-Legged Race zak. Wednesday, June 26, 1963. Junior Girls- Nancy Mack-1 Senior Boys- Victor Hanc, Primary Girls - Barbara Junior Champions - Girl: Runnlng Race lin, Anne Hryhoruk, Heather! Richard Potter, Roger Mof-I Borek and Lyn Holroyd, Don- Nancy Macklin; Boy: Grant Prmay irs BrbraTompson. fatt. na Brooks and Mary Law- Luke. Junory Boyss AllanbAda rence, Dale Barnes and Beth, Intermediate Champions - Borek, Lyn Holroyd, Beth cock, GrantoLuke, Tony Al- Ball Throw Coutts. Girl: Rickie Van Heuvelen; Coutts. ccGatLkTn a- Primary Girls - Lyn Hol- Primary Boys- Kenny Fitz- Boy: Allan Luke. Primary Boys- Eddy Ko- Intermediate Girls- Rickîei royd, Rhonda Childs, Donna terald and Clyde Coutts, Ray- Senior Champions - Girl: zak, Bobby Banc, Allan Wot- a evln ni a otn mond Bottrel.l and Malcolm Susan Holroyd; Boy: Victor ten. Heuvelen, Gisela Verîcysn Primary Boys-Bobby Hanc, Wichman, David Potter and Banc. JuirGrs-NnyMc- Intermediate Boys- Billy Eddy Kozak, Allan Wotten. Milton Robinson. _____________ Jnioalrirls -ancy Mak- Junior Girls- Anita Truil, JuirGls AneHy li, alre aiprz, aî Holroyd, Danny McLean, Glen rKtyBJsunAniHyork or iand -NAn Makli Robinson. 'Kiflens.I Junior Boys- Grant Lukehrkad NnyMcl, 1 Junior Boys- Allan Ad-! Senior Girls- Sandra Rog- Tony Balson, Danny Barnes i Cindy McKeAnit r and oann cock, Grant Luke, Richard:ers, Susan Holroyd, LindaliItreit il-CafrAiaTuladU ~~~~~~~~~Intermediate Girls- Gsl tabig.Baîy Dbi Mary Margaret Van Heuvelen Reynls Junior Boys- Danny Br Verleysen, Rickie Van Heuv- Sno os itrHnDnaTril nes and Tony Balson, Richard D C R TN Pte.Richard Potter, Roger Mof- Intermediate Boys k lYl Borek and Terry Fitzgerald, D C R TN ele, oanefatt. H ryhoruk, Barry Stock, Billy Alan Adcock and Douglas Intermediate Boys- Danny1 Runnlng HIgh Jum Holroyd.Smh.vumrp McLean, Billy Hryho r u k, Senior Girls-Christine Hos- Intermediate Girls- Barb HEADQUU A LflR Jerry Gnirl-Ho- PmryGrlsDna o-kmn Susan Holroyd, Sandra Kozak and Susan Macklin, I Detîner.ten, Henrietta Katzer, LynRoes SnoyBrb anSandra ryd Senior Boys-Vco a, Rickie Van Heuvelen, Joanne Full Line oft royd Bab Mcnab Sadra Primary Boys- Alan Wot*Rcad ote.JySr-PoerndD naTril Rogers. ten, Bobby Banc, Clarke Wil Rchardki. tIntermediate Boys- DannydIDNnTaE R I O R * Senior Boys- Victor Hanc, bur. nemda By-D n INT R O Richrd Ptter Lary Poter.Wheelbarrow Race iMcLean and Leslie Straw- RicardPoter Lary ottr. Junior Girls - Heather * Runnlng Broad Jump Thompson, Nancy Macklin Primary Girls - Barbara brige, Hgh otsadD n Primary Girls-Beth Coutts, Anne Hryhoruk and Joanne! Borek and Lyn Holroyd, Mar- Barnes, Jerry Dentinger and EXTER oR Donna Brooks, Debbie Robins. Crawford tied. 'garet Baker and Sall an ik hmsn gri whchhav ben ujt i reen yersandwil po- Primary Boys- Eddy Ko. Junior Boys- Grant Luke, prîze, Donna Wotten and Hen- Senior Girls -Lynda Kil- vr-wieh aditionfailtin for t eai nde ie pot-Joey Riddle, Dennis Banc. rietta Katzer. lens and Lînda Strawbridge, ich vieadtoa aclte o ecin h iepit , . Intermediate Girls- Rickie: Primary Boys- Leslie Jan- Susan Holroyd and Barb Mac- l PAINTS *of of farming to students from the surrounding rurallvîsited Mvr. anud Mrs. R. Mvc-' a evln Sao îz oîhadEd oa tv nab, Linda Potter and San- Roberts. gerald, Theresa Borek. Renton and Clark Wilbur, dira R oges o N M L red areas. Tommy McRoberts spent the Gln oteladMlft n os oer Mof- ons~~~~~ ~~~ ___________________________ wekdwihhsInterrnediate Boys- GenRaymond Btrl n a- fSe nd ior ardNA/te, Vic In e, Mrs. T MRors rono.,Killens, Ricky Thomp s on, colmi Wichman. tor Hanc and Casey Van Heuv- ttel th fi f Eil ol lb Mrs. W. Vivian, Mrs. R. Jh oes uirGrs yvaKt elen, Leon McLean and KrisVA NS E vear aee e unra Senor Girls- Sandra Rog- zer and Valerie Mainpîe asn his cousin, Mr. Maurice Jons , Chrîstine Brent got lst prize Cameron, Miss Audrey Wood, crs, Susan Holroyd, Linda Joanne Crawford and Cindy Toronto, on Saturday. in the Saddle Class with her Mrs. H. Philp, Miss Jean Strawbridge. ýMcKeen, Anne Hryhoruk and Sack Race BRUSHES - PUTTY, ETC. Osh- Mr. and Mrs. H. Trivett,lpony, 2nd prize with pony Philp, Mrs Jean Abrains, Mrs. Senior Boys- Victor Hanc,,Nancy Macklin. rmr GrsBt Coutts, isit- Weston, Mrs. Lloyd Webb and1 mare and foal, at Millbrook, Ronald Philp and Mrs. Annie Richard Potter, Casey Van Junior Boys- Tony Balson Donna Brooks, Lyn Holroyd.* . for Jean, Newcastle, Mr. Hlerb Fair. Hatherly attended the trouýs- Beuvelen. and Danny Barries, Glenn Primary Boys- Couzyn Van seutao isM tri, Standing Broad Jump Rice and Arnot Wotten, Ray Heuvelen, Ricky Smale, Eddy Cholce et more than an aeoStrathaven R le s t Mrs. Leah Baker and child- Peterborough, last week. Primary Girls- Lyn Hol.1 mond Leach and Geza Janko- Kozak. Home, Bowmanville, Mrs. R. ren, Ottawa, spent a weekJuirGls Nac ck LCoy Cameron and Ruth Ann were with her sister, Mrs. Ross Mce Mr. and Mrs. W. Park vîsit- royd, Donna Brooks, Beth vich.JuirGlsNacMc- 300 Samples Mrs. supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and Mr. McRober'ts. d Mr. and Mrs. J. Park, Pet-1 Coutts. In Wot- Teri atend Girls- Donna i, NaencyVrcsn.id rîday A. Wood to celebrate Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Chamber'- erborough, on Sunday. EdPdmay Boszan Woty c-eri and Anne Poter, McKeno. os- ihr iver, Cameron's 83rd birthday, July' lain of Oshawa and Mrs. Ross Tyrone Hi-C and Salem are ten, Edy Koa, ikyRckean ne aHev JnorBys- Rihr 3rd. McRoberts and children ac-' to play basebaîl at the Park' Smale. elen, Gisela Verîcysen and Borek, Tony Balson, Danny cton, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blacklcompanied her home, makingonFdangt.JirGrl-acy ac-DbMLn.Bre.\A LA R and have started building their, the trip down and back home Susan (5 years) and StevenliVeie anpiMr-I ntmeieBosLsi'InrndîtGrl- ici are new bouse near Carl Clark's. in a day.: (3 years) Pleasance celebrat- 1 garet Van Heuvelen. Strawbridge and Danny Mc- Van Beuvelen, Anne Van Heu-,l dMrs. G hiMetetindM. and Mrs. D. Alldrear., ed their birthdays when they i Junior Boys- Dann ar- Lean, Steve Reynolds and Bar- velen, Susan Macklin. 1 m ~ uueu ýawa, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bowmanville, Miss Mary All- en tîe herlti r esck. Steve Adcock. McLean, Billie Bolroyd, Leslie tt. Frank Werry and Mrs. S. T. dread, Toronto, were Sunda y on Jun~e 30 Intermediate Girls- Susan Senior Girls- Susan Bol- Strawbrîdge. PAINT & WALLPAPER lose- Hoar,_to dinner on Sunday at visitors of Mr. and Mrs.l Mr. and Mrs. T. Janczyn1 Prime, Giscla Verleysen, Ther- royd and Barb McLean, Linda' Senior Girls- Sandra Rog- George Alldread. 1 iste M. n Mrs. Dave'eca Borek. Potter and Sandra Rogers, ers, Lynda Strawbridge, Barb Phone 623-5431 - Mrs. Lloyd Harmer and Burleigh, Brooklin. Intermediate Boys- DannylLînda Strawbridge and Lynda Macnab.33KnStW. omvil chidre, rs.Joh Con~es Mr. and Mrs. S. Rahm, Paul McLean, S t e v e Reynolds, Killens. Senior Boys - Laurence33KnStWBomvil and children enjoyed a week'sf and Carol, Blackstock, and; Glenn Killens. Senior Boys- Richard Pot- Po tter, Casey Van Beuvelen, i holiday at Sparrow Lake, re- Beverley Hall visited Mn. and: ~Senior__Girls- Susan Bol- Iter and Roger Moffatt, Kris Richard Potter. turning home on Monday. Mr. Mrs. A. Rahm. L. Barmer spent the weekend. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. A H RT . Hilîs were Rev. F. J. Jackson" H R I ton accornpanied Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon HillsiOA l J. C. Cook and attcnded a Bert and Harold, Hannon. O S tKERY ~~~~~barn dance Saturday night at r.RyGamHdo, Mr. Clifford Cook's George- Ms.RyGaaHdo town, and were dinner guest.s Mr. and Mrs. Clem Rahm and b 7 bread delivery business to on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs children, Ajax, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Watson, Orangeville. W. Roy visîted at W. Rahm's Mr ad rs C Car adcottage. i Cross Cut Rib or anking our customners for ichildren were Sunday visitors M.age àand rs.Fan Cham- Bnls Sol of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hossack, pge id n naBw and ask your 1nOhana cavlle, r. nd a fer- R O A ST Food r Ohaa.nonille, r. und r viii continue to operate at he Sunday School picnic Gordon Wight, Oshawa, were b 3 Prices hedJune 29th at Cedar Park Sunday supper guests o ri1. 3 was one of the best in attend- and Mrs. R. Wright. Effective BOWMANVILLE ance. The Hi-C looked eafter Examination Results July cd and a social tîme, along S. S. No. 10 Darllngton101121 FREEZER!with swimming, made a pic- nic one to remnem'ler. Bethesda Mr. and Mrs. A. Evans and Names in grade of next We reservo B R EA DGrant, Mrs. C. Shaw and ýya' standing; Hon. - 75 % or the rlght RlhOsaa r.WCrs!oe;Teacher, Ms .Rose-o mt ~~ ~sey, Bowmanville, Mr. and vear. ~qatte Loaves $ j .8o Mrs. S. Parker, Newcastle, Gr. 8 - John Hamilton, Glen qatte EU Mvisited Mn. and Mrs. E. A. Rundle, Rickey Rundle, Rick- Sliced * Virtue. ey Smith (Hon.), Betty .Anne 0 Miss Joy Chamberlain, Mr. Windsor (Hon.). len in Nienhuis, Oshawa, Gr. 7 - Douglas Broome, Ann Hamilton (Hon.). MGr. 6 - David Deeley (Bon.),1 Margaret Hamnilton (Bon.),' Gr. 5- JllHiggins. Be (Bon.), Karen Broome, Rîch T beRt -a rd Broome (Bon.), Neil Goff, 'blRi