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Parents from Garden Hill Wanti Pue, to Attend Millbrook High JHIADQUARTERS FORI FuitlLine of SAVAGE SHOES for Growing Boys Bring your school children in for properly fitted footwear ! LAST CHANCE! CLEARANCE o f - SUMMER SHOES BEIGES and WVHITE PRW O CLEAR Lloyd Ellis #SHOE*S 49 King St. W. BOWMANVILLE The Durham County District. High Schoai Board met lasti week ini Port Hope with 161 members present. Mr. W. C. Brown, the new Principal for Millbrook, wa-q present at his first Board meeting, and was welcormed by the Chairman. The usual list of accounts totalling $23,068.29 was ap- proved for payment. The committee for the - Clarke high sehool reported that the driveway was finish- ed and that the cinder track required another application of cinders. It was reported that there would be some 13 students at- tending the Port Hope Voca- tional school from Millbrook and Cavan this year. The mat- ter of planning a bus route ta transport these students is under way and the committee was given power to act in the matter. Mr. S. B. Rutherford of Or- ono was appointed Assistant to the Principal at Clarke for the next school year. The salary of night school teachers for both academic and vocational was set at $6.00 per hour and the matter of administration salaries was lat er ta be decided at a ltrdate. The board received a depu- tation from the Garden Hill area. These parents were re- questing permission ta have their students attend Mill- brook high school, rather than Port Hope. It was said that the schooi buses ta Port Hope were overcrawded and they also feit that the students would get a better educatiori in a smalier school. After the deputation had left, the board discussed the matrat samne length and pasdamotion that they did passfed that we could grant the request ta change the i boundaries of the school dis- tricts. It was feit that even if the request was granted for this year, that overcrowding Ini at Miilbrook in the next cou- picture1 pie of year.s wouid force themn val was back to Port Hope. Whiie ls h they had every sympathy with ls h the request of the parents, the Mîchele board feit that it wouid not Wee Mi( be in the best interests of the grandpai shall, Os ~ ~ and Mrs of Bown T WHMAT TO LOOK FOR WHEN YOU BUY A DIAMOND... Before you purchase a dia. mond, you'iI want ta consider colar, cut, clarity and carat. To judge them wise[y, you'iI require sonie technical knowledge. We'iI be glad ta supply it. Do trust us ta help you in making the best dia- niond seiection PHONE 623-5747 FOR APPOINTMENT AAIIED'CJEWELLERY & GIFT SHOP i 29 King St E.Bowmanjville Myste ry Baby Identified - as, ~0 -s.-1P e Canadian Stateaman, Bowmanvlllb, Aug. 21.1963 ~dure ~a.~~.~joyrnehtOf ) ~ ~ <"<; .4 W'.. pointed Ius. picte. 01 a ,.picaî > f&MllY wacisq 14M, sprep&re a dol>. ; ms sfruait Sonda.. lTh.rehappy and excit.d. No wssderl me amy scoops of Rtchmel10 k. Cream covered with suminer's favosirite fruit is irresaibe. Aller ail. ijs ot ev M woek in the 7oar lhey rai enpy thea pick af th. cropl qoodnea. ai tresh ftiti! Mocn*samiinq tool She's pleainq ber iessîiy and looking aller ber budel on cause sUe reqularly buys CIDoman' own Rchmeilo Ire Creais. Ils fax Iower priced han most brands and eoyh as good! Geo he picture Mom no... af,- -- You ras n o pleaose yow fares y Come oay! *GUARANTEED QUALITY MEATS* CANADA'S FINEST GOVERNMENT INSPECTED RED OR BLUE BRAND STEER BEEF EASY TO CARVE SHORT RIB ROAST 55"." TENDER AND JUICY CROSS (UT ROASTr 57,m r"Bits and Pieces'" last week mention was made of a cute baby taken by our photographer while the parade ta open the Legion Carni- in pragress, and that the littie one's name had flot becn obtained. Early ursday the baby was identified and turned out ta be nine-months oid SWestlake, daughter of ïViv. ind Mrs. Ray Westlake, 33 Southway Dr. ichele is blessed with several very proud grandmas and grandpas. Her irents are Mr. and Mrs. Ross Westlake, tawn, and Mrs. Florence Mar- )shawa. She also has two great-grandmothers, Mrs. John Westlake, town s. Frank Marshall, Oshawa, and one great-grandfather, Mr. S. McKnight nanville. students concerned to go ta Millbrook for one year and then change back ta Port Hope the following year. An invitation had been re- ceived by the Chairman Ia appoint representatîves toaa Conference on School Design called by the Provincial Gov- ernment and ta be held in Royal York Hotel, September 4th and 5th. Mr. Carroll Nich- ais of Port Hope and the Sec- retary were a'ppointed ta at- tend the Conference. An invitation was also pre- sented from the Minister of Education for representatives ta attend the Conference on Automation and S o c i a 1 Change ta be held again in the Royal York Hotel on Sep- temaber 17, 18, l9th. It was decided ta ask the Advisory Vocational Committee ta ap- point two representatives ta represent the board at this canference. J. M. Fraser, president of the CNE this year is the first truiy down ta earth persan ta head the worid's iargest an- nual exhibition since the 20's. Mr. Fraser la a working farmer - and proud of it. Other CNE presidents have been gentlemen farmers, but Mr. Fraser persanaliy works his beautiful 400-acre farm at Streetsville daily. A noted cattie expert, he has been in- vited ta judge in many coun- tries and bas established his Spring Farms Holstein- Fries- an cattie as among the best in the world. 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Britton, Oshawa, is fondly heid by his great-great-grandmother, Mrs. C. J. MeNicol of Lanark and Bowmanville. Standing at the ieft is great-grandmother Mrs. G. E. Burnham, King St. East, tawn, and in the centre baby Rabert's rnother. iVrs. Britton. The baby's grandmother, Mrs. ýK. C. Bissett of Oshawa, is shown right. Celebrates First Birthdav PEAS 2 JAVEX Bleach DARES BRAND APPLE JUICE 3DOMINO CHOICE TOMATOES 4 BRAZILIAN - SIZE 216"s Juilce ORANGES jCALIFORNIA GROWN- SIZE 86's- SUNKIST GRAPEFRUIT__655c jCALIFORNIA GROWN ISeedless GRAPES 25lb John David Harvey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Killeen, 38 Third St., Bowmanvilie, celebrated his first birthday an August Sth, 1963. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Aiken, Millbrook, and Mr. andi Mrs. John J. Kîlleen, Aimante,.i FRESH GROUND BEEF 5 Five Generations ...... ... . .. -ECONOMICAL f ok BAGS Pkg. of 90,S 15 oz. Tins 35c 64oz Cont. 28 oz. Tins 89c *FRESH PRODUCE SPECIALS* Values effective in closing time Sat., A16?-- - , À& lu . .. -. - ", - 1