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Ille Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Oct. 30. 1963 ing these fine presents. I* Kenneth Keplar telling of the by the Lord's Prayerio n-akdt on owr n --ing of the auxiliary followin g ujooeq U i caused by the typhoon in Mrs. Arnold Williashdpeetdwt ieuebr the banquet Comrade Jean ~ MUIIIU~~~II ~~~IIU~uUU 1ITaipei, Formosa. Mrs. Wolfe, charge of the worshippro.si i.Atog ~Jnb Brutpn, seconded by Comrade * has met these missionaries at Mrs. Maurice Nesbitt a h upie i.Smisftig L egio L ad i s A u x liaryminutes be d:spens:d with. ment at the meeting of Dar- Lots 15 and 14:in Concession lough. so 't was doubly inter- Campbell gave the dvtoal yn(Betb Comrade Edythe Rundie, sec- lington Township Council held Five, and that the firm, be ad- csting ta listen to their story. the theme be'ng 'hnsiv i-"c1sdti prino 1-olcis B irth d a y P art> ' Swann, moved that the ac- ton, on Thursday. Ail mem- ship's Solicitor, A. H. Strike, Smith served a sumnptuausýsung. Mrs. Wifrid Vn ok Temntso atm~ j counts be paid. 'bers of the counicit were pre-ita arrange the details of the luncn and thanks of the meet- the Bible Study. teteminl.eethnrad hn *~~~~~~~ Comrade Ann Piper, second- sent except Councillor Mary transaction. ing were tendered ta the hos- being "Miracles" ani he ad ls edadacr /11 arke l b>' ~ ~f t L? c ,iatcn by Comrade Audrey Fietch- -Budai who was representing 1 On a motion by Deputy- tess and helper for the plea- of the members read asgssgi o n Mr e y Gt D o a i n er, moved that the auxiliary the township as its delegateReeve Muir, seconded by sant evenlng. The November of Scripture throughu h a nbe ab rsn u split the cost with Branch 178 ait the annual Convention of ýCounciIlor Gibbs, Reeve A. meeting witl be November study. The membeslr ailes:Teri aisoe ,fthe Millionaires Night ta the Urban-Rurai Municipal-iL. Blanchard and Township'5th ait the home of Mrs. then divided into thre- rus.sikadhsitlcts h President Audrey Bate on eraus donation ta Branch 18 a uhoiiow rectangle for theIble held for the benefit of the ities Association in Niagara Clerk Walter Rundie vere'George Wolfe. with questions ta answratrTesrrsrpr a ie bealf f h Bwmnvle "ou onation this nghV i Axiliary's birthday partyl at lu ard.CmaeFat.1toied t xct n Nestieton U.C.W. heid their which a ]iveiy discuionfl n ia ragmnsmd Ladies Auxiliary ta the Royal a xreso o a-apera- banquet. ChrysanthemsinFtorence Knight volunteered The payment of accounts agreement between the town otl etn ttehm lwd o h hrhspe h Canadian Legion presented a 1 tian that exists between us. a ioveiy fuchsia shade in cry-: ta be the catering convenor was moved by Deputy-Reeve slxip and Frank McLelian in o! Mis. Kenneth Samelis on Mrs .George HeasiEaeftaigeeig h et cheque for $2,000 ta Presi- ýMay we continue ta co-oper stai vases were piaced at i-for the Armistice Dinner and H. C. Muir, seconded by Coun- accordance with the ternis of! Thursday afternoon, Oct.t17 th. a reading "Don't War"an gcosdwtth tee dent Ted Sheehan of Branch ate as one service sa that the tervals on the tabtes, which ifor the Millionaires Night ciltor Carl Down. The totalitbe purchase of praperty fram There wvere 17 ladies and 1 followed this with amaeh-snoloe yhe iph 178 of the Legion at the meet- benefits o! aur comnrades and were aiso enhanced by pink'Dinner. included general accounts of Mr. MeLeltan by the township'chitd present. morous one entitied Lf sBndcin ing following the Auxiiiary's their dependants will nat be and pale blue fringed runn-, President Ted Sheehan an- $21,610.35, road accounts of lor the purpose of acquirmng The President, Mrs. Emer- getting more corpiae" h nti hresre birthday party banquet inneglected. Na auxiliary stands ers. E ach place was markedInaunced that Branch 178 wiil $7,225.51, salaries and special ind for the construction o! san, opened the meeting with After a few remarksbh eydit uc n the Legion Hall an Manday as tati as yaurs." the branch with a daînty littie pînk bas -1 hold its annual Chiidren's accounts. King Bridge, ýa paem and prayer fotiowed President, Mrs. Sameî a oilhafhu noe evening. president said admiringiy. ket o! candy, Christmas Party on Saturday Councillor Richard Gibbs lit was decided by the caun- Preçident Sheehan on be- 1,I wouid like ta take this In the centre of the hoiiow afternaon, December 215t, moved that the counicil petition cil ta advise T. M. Rundle, hall of the Legionnaires ex- opportunity ta thank yau on rectangle a large and delec- starting at two o'clock. Trea- the Ontario Department of sobeitor for the Motar City BEST BUY! - Save 6c! - Allen's Vitaminized 8o.Tn-Ct f1 37 tended sincere thanks ta the 'behaif of my feiiow guests, table Birthday cake iced in surer George Thrasher 0gave Highways for payment of the Car Club ta submit a pre-LaisAxlayfrtegn ae itBac 7 e-wiewt ikdcrtosarndw ftecs !ltrmSbiyfrtepr etain o eafa i retary, George Thrasher, its and iighted by pale blue cand- operating Branch 178 for a iod from January lst ta Aug- clioEst ta Mr. Strike. the soi-'P r LJ . I E trasrean msiffo hele enre tbland the month and of the receipts and ust 3lst. This was secondedjicitor for Darlingtan Town- APEJI anual BirthdaysDinnertheWe c red ianable bu. Zn omne .Wt-re.A nte eetmeig BS U!-Sv c EN lo.BI.-Cs t2 54 I A I A H privilege o! attending your snowy white cloth was de- expenditures învolved. by Councillor Down, and car-!ship.i ETB E-Sv7c-HIN S A CK A CN E'are most appreciative of the The cake was fianked by tati! liams paid high tribute ta the Tentative appravai was giv- of Darlington Township Coun- When kIfiII NfallCVUm honor extended ta us this paie biue tapers in silver can-'otstanding wark o! the Bow- en, by couniciltot the propsaI ,cili rine tenders were receiv- ECU 5 axe@$* solde and watMs. evening, and wish each and dlesticks, and it was aiso ad- mar'ville Ladies Auxiliary ta o! Parkhill and Yanch, Salie- ed flor the construction o! a disturbei rast tten May everyane o! you god health, orned by pink chrysanthe- the Royal Canadian Legion, itors, Oshawa, on behaîf o! double box culvert at King, follow. Ddia Kldne, Pile and success in ail yaur en- mums in two silver vases.l and said that its successfui Bridge. On a motion by De- 1 BEST BUY! - Sav'e 8c! - Wagstaffe - WithPetn4o.Ja soimmea kl&nhya te nomaii Camrade Florence Knight was ef forts are an inspiration ta KntReenPMuiflwa14nvv b battu wrk beu. * The atatvl decarated epnil for the beautîfuli other auxiliaries. oA~.1Caunecillar Gibbs the tender tables were arranged ta form'decarations. The Union Jack: Comrade Millie Bates was coun anc o! the E. F. Marston Construc-, and the Auxiliary's Standardth netimtcovor A c u ia y tion Limited ait $10,565 was S rwe r in their stands were beside She lied the enjoyable siflg- cped the head a! ibis table, sang. The accampaniment was RAY J. VIILLING G. C. Totten, the Towvnship's BEST BUE! - Save 8c! - SUPREIME 3 f ak-1-z a I Zone Commander G. Wil- Graham on the guitar and hrerdAonat Cansuit i n g Engineer was Mevrs, and the executive electric organ. Two entertain-1 - 623-3861---___--- cernent necessary ta campiete ~ andbes ofal of the Oshawa Ladies Auxil-î ing readings were given by LEONARD JAMES BROORJ project 633P for the township P*A N U * B U~ iary ta the Royal Canadian'Cornrade Leah Graham. 1 Chartered Accountant from thîe Sheli Oit Company BEST BUY! - Sav-e 3c! 2-z i aeo 4-$.1 CIESha a1Legion were welcomed by Th Legian GIee Club under Accountants - Auditors ai an approximate -price of __ Preidet ate Corae Mn- hedirctin r Mrdoh rusee n ankupty Cou.0nelonay. ua e great i~nie Wiseman, the oldest mem- Beatoil then sang a number 'Suite 905W 725-9953 $31.20 per tarydi e- bero ftheBowanvileLaies I o! excellent selectians. Presi- Oshawa Shopping Centre onded by the Deputy-Reev __ EN A CM 9 Budget -,~~~ I Auxiliary ta the Rayai Can- dn uryBt nbhî WM. 3. H. COGGINS maved that in the matter of Bu ge adian Legion, and Comrade of the auxiliary presented a; Chartered Accountant a proposed plan a! sub-div-, BEST BUY! - Save 3lc! - TOMATO l-z is-Cs t4 52 -Annie Wright, in whose home;'cheque ta the Glee Club. E.i Second Floor i-îon in Lot 34, Concession2 I i * t ws ormddid*te hn-Bragg, President o! the Glee New Library Building by Kennteth Dawsan, the re A b) ors c! blowing out the candies Club,eprse th ape-Co.K and cuiting ,the Birthday Cake. jatiail of its members ta the' hng emper-61nc e s fopr et o wh.ikery ap AYRS Phone 623tslbra onr-ý -- -- -- -362ed afor thethbe ao i The Tartan Club cateredaiiayfrtsibalcnr YALE, FRIEDLANDER d adtia1hevlu !1i~ 'for the deiicious dinner, and butian ta the Glee Club und. 24- oz JarSve6c SIRIF"Go vote o! thanks was extend-* During the balance o! the' &COM anY 1pertec et o e ads sr ETBY ae6! HRIF"odMri ed ta Club Presideni Ede Cale evening Bingo was enjoyed. Chartered Accountn, pre eapae -- 1 Licensed Trustees and the Tartan Club mem- I in Bankruptcyqutadtepretsrie nTIAY 4Kn t . 7877 SLTNM A RM A LA DE5 b rsdn aeon behaîf ___Oshawa,_Ontario__ (Intended for lasi week) BET UY -Saec!-AL RFAC -28z.in-aeut4-$44 o! te Lgia LaiesAuxl- WLLIM ATHU ALEN'MONTEITH - MONTEITH Rev. J. K. Griffith o! Duns- orsaeLgso! piroes Axi Were A AcdnTHUdeAth o! iî- 15SmoeS.NOha- eieon1Jci Cuc n U MKN2 17 iary. Suddenly, as the xesult o!f RIEHL & CO. fard, was guest speaker ait presenied ta the five Honor- i iamn A. Allen occuri-ed onl Chartered Accauntants niversary services and deliv- ary Life Memnbers of the Bow- Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1963.72-57retw fiesrmn.nth manvitle Ladies Auxiliary ta Born at Bowmanville o rners: J.xW.orning the Junior ChoirN un-E! SP the Royal Canadian Legion, December 27, 1943, the de-, o.J .MnetFCA der the direction o! Mrs. Law-: SEILBNSOFR PLIG Bna ieJno r Comrades Minnie Wiseman, ceased was the eldest son of' A. B. Monteith, B. Comn., C.A. rence Malcolm with Miss Annie Wright, Mary Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Allen. He G. W. Riehl, C.A., R.I.A. Cheryl Meical! ai the Ham-' Vi Somerscales and Annme attended schaols at Antioch liEse Tr sîee ) mnd rgaCfaour. i HO CK EY STICK S ClapandtaCorade Elsie!te . . reheeyoCA special music. At the evening' Bruto, ndho hd aeChoiroo Leskard and th; R. F. Light!oai, C.A. service Mr. land Mrs. Sher -______________________________________ -25 years service with a Lad-, On October 5th, 1962, he' WILSON & BURROWS man Harrison of Ornemee ies Auxiliary in Saskatchewan. was married ta Connie L. Sut-'I Chartered Accountants sang a pleasing duel and Mr. CIllES ho e COflifOl SERVIC The presentations were madeciffe of Leskard. b 1-1i4King S. East, Oshawa, Ont.: Harrison a nch appreciated I L I UÂIII No'Fe bre ndfraecodtoîn ,-ganization here Comrades Mi-sie i! ie adbb dau- Rnl F. D. Wilson, C.A. Anniversaî'y guests lith NoiFe unradfraecniinnari-lie Baies, Florence Knight, ghter Trudy, are his parents, G. Edmond Burrows, C.A. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mal-' ______________________________ seasoii check, and 24-hour emnergency service-for Ann Piper, Edythe Rundl Vance and* Jean Allen; twO Phone 728-7554 colin were: Mr. and Mrs. Neil the low cost of Cies Service Premîum Oil alane! n uyPleadC'1 ses aeo Ms fi Besi of ail, Ctes Service Budget Plan enables you randeRubyalHmper, nd o M iersoMadeono, and-s. Wm. Mb a lrof I land s. ta pay for yow OUai n Iow nstailments spread lover rdi id upry h ail)o rnadLna C rop ebTyo !B acksock ten ta tweive months, makes it sasier foi- >u ta acted onbea!o Comrade (Mrs. Ben Madili Jr.) o!f Mr. StanrooksMalcalm and gILASL manae yur ncane urn tke wnte mothsIrene Candler, a past presi- Kingston; and one brother, G. EDWIN MANN, D.C. ivue ale usso h Cties Service customers are also entitied ta a Iow dn.-Trva oe Chiropractar Malcolms were: Mrs. Ireie' cosi Repacement Parts Insurance Cortract. For Comnrade Ada Butter was in The deceased lived In Or-'Office: E furthef particulars, phone... charge of the Special Draw. ana and was an employ>ee of 15 Elgin St., cor, o! Harsey St. o Brook and MissWayne Brooks jThe lucky prize winners werei the Goodyear Tire and Rub- Phone 623-5509 0! Brofin, isb s .ne aob a Comrades Beryl HugheRuhber C o. o, Bowmanville. He Office Hurs: By Appointment~ sen and Mr. an Mrs. Lya7l. Gihbs, Mary Hayes, Betty was also an ardent hunier and 1 Broksd o! Wterark he cI1MES nbM-dSER WCE Woodward, Edith We:shElse fisherman.D. en a M a d~h t ~ ~ t i o The________sevice,_____nfOshaa____edin- (;23-77veranean Flree n i he- aai hpel, rorn o oang eF-ir W.M. RUDELL, D.D.S. ner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ful of Juice- Good Size -FLORIDA ~uya1e irtday art re da Sep. 2, ws75 King St. E. Bo n iit George Bowers. Miss Cecile ceived an attractive gifi, whicti by Rev. B. Long. Inierment Office Hos: m.daîly PakndRph oes eeM I U U uUE PYE &GRANT OIL Ltd wrdsrbie yCrr~ was in Orono Cemetery. Closed Saudy*n u n r.Lni hpa, G A E R I 6 Mill Lane Bowmanviiie Susie Graham, wha had also itk, were evidence of the House Phone - Newcastle 351 Recent Snoi Wite- N. iSmnth -MonrGe. -No1 _______________________________________been in charge o! the select- ésîeem in whîch Bill was held i CAUL-IFLOWEMrs.visitrs29ic Mr byhsrelatives, friends aÈnd -ead r.Arthur Hyland were. C UIL W R - 22c UU BR /5 by bis ~L.D.S., D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MeCabe, Tender - eiIow Meat No. 1 Nutitos-adrd oi3bbg fellow em'ployees. Office in his home Lotus, and Mr. and Mrs. The palibearers, ah close1 100 Liberty St. N., Bowmanvilleý Byron Hyland, Omemnee. PEPPE R SQUASH - 3/25C MARHCROT /9 friends o! the deceased, were Phone 623-5604 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford Laurie Buckiey, Gary Thom?- Office Hours: and Paul and Mrs. Fard Sr.,! son, Donald Buckiey, Laurie 9 a.m. ta 6 p.m. daity Toronto, vivsiied ai the Nes-. Save 17c! -IFancy Quality 15 oz. Tins %ae1e Coeiuity2izTn Thompson, Bob Smith and1 Ciosed Wednesday - SuTiday bitt home. Tommy Simpson. DR. C. F. CATTRAN, D.D.S. Mrs. Bruce Heaslip spent, Office a day at home. Mr. Heasliîp 00*075 King St. E. Bawmanvile is sit itaking treaiments in Lb ysC ,1orn 6fo$1 Pn ppeR HE 5 for $1 YLLIVLRTNJ. Office Hours: Queen Elizabeth Hospita1 Tor- CASE 0FO 460CS F 24 - $4.00 (Intended for last week) 9 a.m. ta 6 p.m. daity. onia.. Frîends trust he wili Save 9c! Green Glant Fancv ae1e ot Isetd 1 sTn Ctosed Saturday and Sunday1 soon be home and much im- Medium Small 15 oz. Tins Two crr lroadso!Yelver- Tlehne 1ffranice prove in health.t Enjy ha Fes, Dlilos laoring a new car- a new '64' Residence 623-5553 Th members o! Nestleton' Enc htFeh eiiu lvrPontiac. MISS APHA I. HODGINS U.C.W. beld a most success- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jack-ý Barrister, Solicitor i fut chieken pie supper on Vitmin"C"fortheEntre amiy Ison o! Broaklin hosied the, NoayPbi Friday evenîng.' CHOICE, PLUMP Art Rowans for Sunday. They 14 Frank St. Bowmanvillel Friends will be pleased ta i also attended the 60th Anni- ___ k1ý now that Mr. Charles Briggs * 5, vesr fM.adMs hýE. RICHARD LOIN is weîî enough ta resume bis'- -W 28-Z.GLSSsA Grills o! Columbus. Barrister, Soliciizr Gra'À- SAV lO vesar Mr. and Mrs. Charti- BngS.ALB.obiTontonsrer ' ae * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence FPage, E.Newcastle 1hours. I M *I U I 'EU A 9cV L EandPMroned2rs46lo1dMrs. Howand Lee was hos- Fo urCneic -"uUp EG LcA 9 V L Eson aitended the Beef and Hours: 9-530- ed. a.2246esfr h ctbrmetn Park Barbecue Dinner in WeoS f., N es ore tob adeAd r meig frlu ovesne-CtU"Cîke-naBsc b KeeneM Comrnunity Centre on ai il Wilson, President, wet- TNE OEES-C7ESY Saturday evenîng. Mv o r fgag e s comed the larger cnowd than S PC A! M M M9iAfier one week's hatiday usuai and Mrs. Lee led in S EI G B P E A ' - -shool marn, Miss Mundock Phonle t r 16 Talent maney was forward- F OR E O j our Yelverton children headý First Mortgage Funds ed ta the Port Perry Hospital rs reh-Sle back ta sehool - and boy, what Residences - Farms Auxiiiary, a pnice o! $8.00 set Lean, ]%ieaty1 rs RA Ea relief! Business Propeiiis on the recently completed crib or Bec Yelverion Cburch Hall was1 Mortgage Loans quilt, and plans made for a DLLCJiC the scene of a presentatian for Prompt, courteaus service baotb ai the Mountjay Sale H ' 7~J -~n ài ALi!!ord community for newiy-, HAROLD C. PEDWELL ;the following day. Mrs. Ken- Hoc s 29lb Kidney Ib ue weds Mr. and Mrs. Jobnson Real Estate and neth Gilbank reported an the ______________ (nee Janice Tirnms), former- Mortgage Broker Presbyterian Men's Banquet ]y of that community, now liv- Newcastle Phone 3856, which they had attended, and Pie fetv ttelse e ing in Lindsay. Following flowers are ta be purchasedPrcseftieatbIstdRd&Wl FoSoesny I RWbingo, the presentation was Onp i o M e r y for the Anniversary Services made, fahiawed by lunch and ' on Nov. 3nd. AD Àf rEy ace M.Larec Sa ýKEITH A. BILLETT, O.D.MF MAPLE GROVE MARK ET I al rv PHONE 623-5444 lation and the guests a! hanor 1141 King St. E. - Bowmarsville 1Smith. Mrs. J. MeCalden read were presented wîtb some Office Hours: By appointaient "'How ta Study the Bible' O MS "SM R E 98 KING ST. W. BOWMANVILLE Yelverton cornmunily was not Mon. - Tues. - Thuns. - Fnl. Mns. G. Thon-pson played a included. !urther details are 9 a.m ta 5 p.m. piano sala. Mns. George Wolfe P RE SRD& W I I regretfullv iacking. Best wisn- Thunsday evenings read a most interestlng ]et-PORE SRD & WH T ...Nwon le es are extended ta them. i Wed. and Sat. - 9S-.U13 ter £rom Rev. Mr. and Mn., à1 I o 4' 4' ý l-n