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E. Lloyd Clifton Last week in Toronto, E. Lloyd Clifton, Plant Manager ef the R. M. Hollingshead Corporation plant here, was elected President of the 135 member Canadian Manufacturers of Chemical Specialties Assn. Mr. Clifton came to Bowmanville in 19,58 from the Baxter Laboratories in Ailiston. During his residence lhere, he has been exceptionally active in community affairs, as a director of the Chamnber of Commerce, a director of Bowmanviile Lions Club and as an :eider of ,$t. An drew's Presbyterian Church wherý, at ~ he is Chairman of the Board of Manageýs. -Astor Studio Photo Red Cross . Needs Your Blood Nov. 6th teazn VOLUME 109 18 Pages Plan Big Blitz Here Next Monday Night For Santa Parade Fund A Blitz for funds for the Santa Claus Parade will be held in Bowmanville next Monday evening from seve,î to eight o'clock, and every- one is urzed to give gener- Ously to help this wonderý fui community p r 01e ct. Residents are asked to put their porch lights on during the hour of the blitz. The Santa Claus Parade Blitz is being organized by the Tartan Club, and the president, Ede Cole, is the ehairman-of the committee in charge of arrangements. Other district captains for the blijz are the following Tartan Club miembers, Lee McDonald, Carol Colville, Helen Lockhart. Marjoric Freethy, Barbara Therteil, Lou Therteil, Lila Hawley, VI Fletcher, Mabel Mavin, Edythe Hilditch, Dolores Davey and Betty Severn. Although not members of the Tartan Club, Mary Caw- ker and Florence Tomlin- son wiIl also be district captains as they had offer- ed to assist the club in any way to help towards the success of the Santa Claus Parade Blitz. Teachers HoId Interviews With Parents Courtice and Bowmanvîlle Jr. Cheerleaders Join Forces Parents' Interview Nighf was held on Mondav. ctber om on~Ee s Duha M12 1, ai Vincent Ms«vOht Tuesday, Oct. 22 at Lord El- Commo s ecs Duham . Po in and Ontario Street Sehools, an nWednesday, Oct. 23 at i Head of AgricuIt6"e Committee p ardbvet îaeoen- be ran by fl eteac heir 1cidsteacher. While it înayl Russell C. 1{oney, M.P. for mond-Wolfe............ ~be locieariv in the term for, Durham County. yesterday, The Comniittee wiil consid-.thtehrtoavfredn wa.9 eiectcd Chairman of thej er matters relating to agri- !opinion as to the abilities o.. Standing Commnittee on Agi--culture referred to it bY' the . .a pupil, il was relit the par- Wenhh1 culture, a 60 man commitîe House of Commons. One of ent miglit have information n this photo was taken, neith~er .Bowmanville nor Courtice row, fromn left to right: L1 d Dv composedi of 29 Liberal, 231rthe first duties of the Corn- that would be helpful to both junior football teams had swung int action, but il wasn't long until Maliszewski, Candace Colvin, KtyHa Coriservative. and five Social :mittee is -xpected to be the! teacher and child. both players and cheerleaders from both schools were going ail out Bowmanville: Virginia Siemon iiNd Credif and Creclitizte Members'review of trie op at* nf the The schools believed thati b win the gri.The uio heleadersA oflack, Jan of ?'arlianicnt. Board of Can d G rain such a meeting, atoh.gm. ejnrceraero ob Siools joined zAmes, Sh~aron Burgess, Janice Mi.Hoeys omnaio ~Comîsines ~of ti1 a-biecol ay a ouao forces, temporarily, for a photograph. Courtice girls in- the front Chairmari %v, nîoved b'i ndaWea ~dme o-for doser co-operation and' b-ert Bechard, 'M.P. for, ýona- mittee has the aiithoritv 1toi:; exchange of ideas betweenil teR lySae a I ýpriture, aid was seconded bv sumrmon witnesses and exam-i aet and teacher, to tiinL. Lu cas Heads W taf ae a steïd. Hîs election was unop-' b ail matters within ils coinî- teomngyer posed. The Vice-Chairman is petence. Excellent in te r es t \va~e hp.~ P lc E e iGn r l o c Patrick Asliin. M.P. for Rici Notice was served at the shown hy the parents. In alI meeting esterdaythat theschools every teacher interie 1 1 1 ICommillee wouid soon inquihel viewed ai least one parent n , ea t G r u Ac ie t the arount recelved for feed iIte f l s n the ceacher»sofBowmanville Chapter of thfe f c Ie i grain by producers in thei room. The average in the four Ontario Heart Foundation has V V IIU ieit i,,v uiuie I o nd U price paid by livestock feed- cent bo 85 per cent. From the been wirnthhnKthee agrs22 ith'eea ofca t un - P ers in Easfern Canada and RuslC.Hny M . .ýhlsPonofve i a fcr nld:looaY Cha riesColin Parker, ageBritish Columbia. Ra.seI CHony, .P. I chols'poit o viw. f as ffiersincudCHoach__ vey scWilflievaims haifan Maor . Hbb Coch ougWîiîam s emria Arna asInîgt. o ntom hm h wa ejet 1ý Nc t n il, a pdstrUk b a c r k iganr* , har a ,,r . u a; s ered removed from the bench interference cal on Bobby: really laid il on (v rb ly t a 'asrîkbacamkig Recelves Lite Membership Vice Chairman. Mr. J. Mun-ý 'urn froin Temperance Street dayv: 2nd Vice Chairman, Mrs.l y referee Hugh McLean in Orr at 11:20 of the final ses-: is). "loto Church Street on Monday L .Dpei;Pbi d-a wid n eidtir eiod, sion cursed McLean from A pai r of Bowmanil o- Parker was taken b Memorial ~~~L.Austin; Tes;ure R.ell-d ebliv)wr se xnorning at, 10:58 o'ciock. MrG t ions, Rcv. F. Swannî, Mr.i. Das the Generals rallied to fie across the ice and when the ice Officers (Freeh n }lospitai by the Bowmanviile l iVe'.0ii t Bank of Montreal: Medical 10 remove the iraecah AraAmbulance Service. He Gv riiu r Gvvlt's We Advisorv, Dr. A. B. Sylvester,I /* but Williams took asiea was trcated in the out-patient Dr. H. C. Anfossi on ~0e of the boy's iilead dlepartment for minor injuries, . ~ lRcsearch and Education are I ,Jt S aCl , t % ~cC es was eventually escore 1 h and foiiowing chest an( pn ~ l r r the prime objectives of the ýpolice station. Whnqure X-Rays, which showed thres e EEs S p eEEl H o n I Ontario Heart Foundation.' SLIGHT ERROR -- One local citizen in the leaf hby sports editor FakM- were no other injuries, he was Public education during theý burning category has experienced difficulty. Everv hun as to whetherWlis able tn return to bis h ome. 5 E lAun ear is done bY the use of ex-' lime he heaped leaves in the street, some moîor- had been charged,acnsbi Wilim hoasAbewit, IU~~~c elIent Heart filims, literafure. ist would corelne and scatter themn far and , Whîile ail this was also of' Newtonville, was t he 0v ~ e and speakers. These films are wie..gono, MVr.. Parker in the accident. Iclubs or groups wishing ta US' by seraptng his rake along one side of the car AI Bailey went on teiet C2Woral K. Freethy was the On Monday, Mrs. T. W.Ied vw 1h a Life Membershîp talion to Mrs. Cawker was them. body. Il made quite a mess of the paint job. - TURN TO PAGE wO ir~îiN gofcr Cawker, Mrs. S. G. McMurter, lni the Pirovincial Association made by Madame Vanier, Februarv is Heart Monthl Wresii eso ere httedie a On Monday ai 11:15 p.m. presidant col the Womnen's havi îg serv ed as an executive wife of fthe Governor-General across Canada and the U.S.A.. hiosne sigho, ion a brroed ar. Need ie , a Ronald Glazier, 185 Centre:Auxiiary of Memorial Hos- .member and being past pre- of Canada. Prior fa the din- when money is raised fo)ri i eg b u e inabvres ca. Nxt iI Stet saa ls otoopital, Mrs. W. M. Rudeil, thý' sident of Region No. 8. This ner and the presentation Ms.Hcart Rcsearich.' Bowmanvil'c maybe ing Hereelavsroortk te t h bisca at the cornier of Frt vice-presidenit. and Mrs. Law- honor was provided for Mrs. Cawker was presented with and surrounding areas wbill dump, it would be cheaper. Strcet and High Street. Thei rence C. Mason, the immed- Cawker by the Women's Hos-i a lovely corsage of yellow have a door-to-door canvass ,vohicie went int the ditch, iale past president attended pitl Auxiliarv of Meniorial 'roses by Mrs. McMurter, Mrs. i0 Februarv. and thr was only minorfthe annual Convention of theïHospital in recognition of her:Rudel and Mrs. Mason, who Mrs. E. *"Ilter., Field Co-ý AUCTION DISCOVERY When John Vander damage Io it as a result.!1-ospital Auxiliaries Associa- outstanding service tu fhe aftcnded the officiai dinner ordinator foi' Fastcrin Ontario,' kooi of Martin Rd. purchascd a framed picture ab Constable Louis Phillips In-'lion of Ontario ait the Royal auxiliary and as past pîresi- with lier. A Regional Past states Ihal 86c of evcry dol- an auction sale last xveek. he found a second vestigated. York Hotel, Toronto. dent of the Region. President*s Pin was also prc- lar coliecctcd goes tb Rcscarch. pctrun rth ouid oe. t aofaB - On Salurcla ' aftcrronon 141 At the officiai dinner Mrs. Il was a special honor on :sented bo Mrs. Cawkcr at the AIl "In Memoriam" gifîs also pitr nethousdoe.IwaofaB - TURN TO ý'AGE TW0, T. W. Cawkeir was present- thîs occasion as the present- dinner. go directly tb Research. manville hockey team way back in 1895-6. Mem- - - . - . bers included Malcolm Galbraith. Howard-lMc- 13 Overseas Students The 13 foreign students f rom the University of ToroiiÉo who tan. MViddle row: Alan Strike, Chairman of the Rotary Interna- ~îtededtheBowanvlleRotai-y Club's annual International lional Service Committee; Nami Asghar, Pakistan; Sandy Khana, 'eekend are pictured above at the tea held in their honor aI the India; Sam Gupta, India; Bibhu Mahunty, India, and Dr. G. Edwin fi...ons Communitv CentIre by the Rotarians and their xives on Mann, president of the Bowmanville Rotary Club. Back row: David Sunday aflernoon. Reading from ief t right, front row: Wai Ng, Peryer. Jamaica; Ciement Marshall, British (iuiana; Raj Rao, India, Hong Kong; Tasneem Khan, Pakistan; ;Miss June Yew, North and Joseph Bajwa, Pakistan, Borneo; Emnanuel Faybamiye, Nigeria, and Zainul Abedeen, Pakis- --Plhoto by Rehder é Murtry, C. Bradburn, A. S. Lang, Frank Pethick, Fred Burden, Charlie McClung, Frank Farratt, Fred Downe.y. Clarke Morrison and Otto Mayer. The photo was in excellent condition and probabiy wvi1l find ils wav iî,Jotheb museum. T MORE TWINS -M rs. Gwen Gibson, Newcastle and Mrs. Olive Watson, Waverly Rd. are bwin sisters. While working in Irwin Colvilie's orchard in Newcastle recently, they found twin Roan Beauty apples, joined together, the second we have heard of Ibis year. Aiso, in Mrs. Wabson's garden tbcy have discoveied bwo sets of twvin pansies this faîl. LITTLE N.11.1.. - Georg~e Cawker advises that the Little N.H.L. AIl Star beams will be starting their practices this Saturday and any players interested are invited ta try out. Atoms play at 4, Pee Wees at 5 a nd Banta ms a t 6 p -m. CORN WINNER -- Robert Burkett, R.R. 2, Franik- ford, was the iucky winner of a bushel of "Pioneer" corn at Browview Farm during the big Cornland Day there recently. Fruit and vegetable specialist of the Depb. of Agriculture here, John Ingratta. drew the luck-v. ticket. PRETTIED UP - The S. R. James Insurance building on King East and the Badminton C]ub have taken on a much improved appearance due bu bhe application of paint reeently. FESTIVAL Titis -,'e ar, tbe' Peterborough Kiwanis Music Festival wiil be beld on March 12th to 2lsî inclusive. Entries should be sub- mibted as soon as possible. First closing date is Dec. 7tb and aIl remaining entries must be post- marked not later than Jan. 13th. SYMPATHY- This area suffered a severe ]oss this week due 10 the sudden death of Mrs. V. Il. Storev. She had been a great supporter of tbe Hospital Womcn's Auxiliarv for over 43 years and was président for a number of ycars as well as being active in many ot her organizations. The sympathy of her manv fricnds will be extended Wu her husband and family. ey, Janet Robson, Lillian r and Margaret Estabrooks; bols. Shirley Pabfield, Jili liee Moses, Patti Fair. A\ny Kids Want Free Spooky Masks? Any of you kids want a free mask for Haliowe'en, which is Thursday night? Carl and Ed Leslie of Boiv m a n v 1e Cleaners bought a pile of them somfq lime ago ho give out with ùleaning orders, but they have far more than they need. Sn now they want ho gel rid or them, Drop ini (o Bownianvillo Cleaners, King St.. W., and ask for a, mask. They'il btq happy ho give you une se long as the suppiy lasts. There is nu hitch, the masks are a f ree gift from tlie Leslie brothers te make cer- tain everyone has a happy Hallowe'en. on Sunday Rcv. Harold T. H. Stecd will be the getpece at morning and evening services of Trinity United Cburch's 128th Anniversary on Sunday, November 3rd. iM r. Steed, whose parents were missionaries before him in Angola, came back bo Canada with bhcm at the age of thirteen for his schooling. H-e is a graduate of O.A.C., Guelph, 1943, and also of Emmanuel Theo- logical College, Toronto, 1947, 1le was appoinbed ~ Angola in 1947. Aiter completion of his language study, hie began bis missionary career with the responsibility of the church and evangelistie work in Chissamba and was also in charge of the Rural Life Scbool until it was moved tb Camundonga. Mr. Steed %vas active on the Boys' Word Committee of the Church Council for several years and served our whoie mission area in this capacity. Mr. Steed organized the first, and so far only, legalized African Co-operatîve in Angola, enlisting the cooperation of the Government Agricul- tural Representative and the Governor of the district. His keen interest and abiliby in music, agriculture and v'isual aids, along with bis evangelistic work have enabled him 10 make a great contribution bo the African Church. Mr. Steed with his family returned tu Canada in 1958. ýi»eads Specialty Group Durham County's Great Family Journal BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOàBER -30th, 1963 10e Per-Copy-NUMBER 44 Goblins On Prowl Tomorrow Hallowe'en wilI be officially recognized here tomorrow (Thursday) evcning, when the streets wiII be crowded ivith costumcd masquer- aders in search of "tricks or treats". Because there wiIl be so niany little tykes crossing strcets, ail car drivers are urged tu Le especially careful lu avoid accidents. Pranksters are also urged to use restraint in tbeir procIivities su no property damage will resuit. Hallowe'en is a lime for fun, flot vandal. ism. Rotarians Entertain