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First Deer of Huntinq Season Sant 31fDinsOver $6«4 be %rna btrnïthîtemarn Durham County's Great Family Journal 11(11 II1~/TL' mU lA ~ V ~..JLJLJ.LV1Aj ÂU~ .i'± rages 4 Charlie Kilpatrick, lef t, Third St., and August Masings, R.R. 1, Brook- lin, coysider themselves the mast fortunate hunters in the area. They bad been ou.t less than twa hours in the Burketon area on opening day, Nov. 4th, when this big buck came within range and both hunters shot and hit hilm at the same lime. The eight-point head wiIl make a fine trophy and the venisan bas already been placed in a freezer for the winter's supply of meat. Welfare Recipients Auction Sales Corne Under' Scrutin y of. Town Council Who Pass Licensing By-Law Bowmanville Town Counicil ai the' meeting held on Mon- i veiîing xvas reminded by His, Worship, Mayor Ivan Habbs. thlat the annual Rem- embrantle Service at the Cenotaph will bc hcld this Saturdax narning. Novemi- ber 9th, ai 10:30 o'clock. In case a1 rain on Saturday the Rermembrance Service v1il be field in ftheTown Hll auditorium. ThreeB-Lw were pas- sed by Towni Councîl on Mon- daY evcnling11. Fi-Law No. 1892 is to license, regulate and govern auctianleers nl the Town. Byý-Lax\' No. 1893 is to amend flic Traflfic Bv- Law, and B -Liiwý No. 189i), which repeaîls a former Traf- fic By-Law. A letter tram George Cawv- ]<er cn behiaîf ot the Pee Wee Ail-Star Hockecy Club thank- cd the members otf('ouncil for the presentatimn uotrophies mnade last Thursdav evenin- byCouncillor .Ain~' )- 'Not only as a coach, bui 1as a parent, I know how much the boys appreciate these trophies and how happy ithey were to receive them." Mr. Cawker wrote. On a motion by Councillor Ken Hooper, seconded by Coun- cillor Wesley Fice, the letter' was received and filed. A communication from thL Durham County District High Sehool Board referred ta the excellent work done by L A. Parker, wlîo this year is' chairman of this baard. The letter stated that the board would welcome Mr. Parkersa- reappaintment as a repre- sentative of Bowmanville on the board for 1964. CoLincillor Hoopçr second- I cd b *v Councillor Keith Shack-' leton moved the letter frorn the Durham Cty. Dist. High, lîled and referred ta the Strik. ing Cammittee of the 19641 Townî Councîl. This was carried. ., itter frain the Ontario Depart m e ni t of Transport TURN TO PAGE TWO) Need Many Helpers For F-icat Building At Canning Factory Pi'cPaa1 011 filie gigali jAr vgroup planning to tic Bow~n invlleSata, Claus bu Id( a float rs requested to Parade are inak n îrlked ýtelephone Miss H. Van Dusen G op~,rtwor Bul t Colwell, or Doug Rigg,i progress rusacwk the Bawmanville Director -,f ing every niglht buidirng floats Recreation. A piano is need- in ile aid canr ng fatr ed for the Long Sault Kiten- Ný'*iicli has been kmndly lent ieliettes float and Volkswa- for this purpose by , t. gens are also needed for ther Schwarz Brothers. More wark- r'arade. eiý ýiirc ieeded and v alun- A Santa Claus Bingo is to' teerb will bc appreciated. be held by the Memnorial The Santa Claus Parade ark Association on Sat. even- Comimittee meeting wvm!l bc ing, Nov. 14, in the Memoria' b- d%at seven o'cloek everN Park Clubhouse and the en- ýýAY"ayevening fromi nomf tire î'roceeds will be donated ýScott, untir the Nov. 30th parade ta the parade. ini the' Bowmaiiville ilaiîn-I nia Claus Parade - f the ing Board Roo ii the Pub-. Stag Dinner at the Legion It its lic Library Building. The en- tiai. wrîî be held on Thurs trance ta 'his roomn is on ýday evenin,, November 21st. Temperance. r Tickets for the special Santa Scott1 Merchanib of the town have Claus Parade Draw being held already donated $525 ta the' by Lloyd Ellis for a colored were: §ta Claus Parade Fund. T.V. Set and other prizes presid( â&thers are yet to be heard donated by locj merchants ident; 'om,. and they are urged tv are in great demnand.- Anyone peie -Iend their donations care of who would like ta selI someprsd the Bowmanv'îlle Chamber of tickets is asked ta contact tary. Commerce.i Mr. Ellis. Dur-han D. n. Z. i ecnr reaas isrricr recieration BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, 1963-IOc P-er C opy NUM BER45 Tciw-n Works Supt. Under Attac k Three Members of Council Voice Bitter Com plaints In Surprise Development ROY NICHOLS WILL RETIRE At the meeting of Bowman- and the money should be ville Town Council on Mon- there. The Road Superintend- Ta tn lb day evening, several com- ent was informed by the Tarta Club plaints regarding the Works Clerk that he was wrong. Superintendent, T. K. Stew- "I contacted Mr. twr O rganizes art, were voiced by Deputy- and said that I had soe Reeve Stevens, Councillor Ken to Mayor Carruthers and h I ooper and Councillor Wes- could flot understand the mat- Town Canv ss'ey Fice. ter, and the money was in the The one hour Blitz Can- Deputy-Reeve Ross Stev- oiia od n tet ens said that the Board of! Budget. Mr. Stewart said vass on Monday evening to Wok a euse odthat he had telephoned the raise funds to help the :Superintendent T. K. Stew-lDivisionl Engne roan ha Bowmanville Santa Claus art to attend its meeting held bee RN toldPth E ok olfo Parade, a communîty pro- on Tuesday, 9ctober 29th, to (UNT AETO discuss certain matters. "Hel Jeet, was held on Monday saw fit not to attend with the evening by the Tartan excuse that he was afraid C 1 u b. Returns to date council was goîng to fire Rem em brance amount to $644.96 with the hime. 'If the cap fits let it collection from two streets be put on.' Council had flot c ~ r stl ocorne in. decided to fire him. I would Service H r If anyone was inadver- be reluctant to fire a man tently missed by the col- of Mr. Stewart's age. He lectors and ivould like to would have difficulty in find-O n S t r a mnake a contribution to help ing another job, particularly this worthwhile project, at the salary he gets in Bow- The annual Remembrance please telephone 623-2405. manville. Day Service at the Bow- Headquarters for the Tar- "But certain matters that manville Cenotaph will be tan Club Santa Claus Par- have gone on should be held on Saturday morning, ade Blitz was at the Bow- brought before council and November 9th, at 10:30 manville Town Hall. Mrs. seriously considered. When IlI a.m. Braneh 178 of the Ede Cole, the president, was chairman of the Roads Royal Canadian Legion led was in charge. She was as- and Streets Committee at a by the Bowmanville Legion sisted by Mrs. Marjorie meeting late in 1961 it was Pipe Band will parade from Freetby, Mrs. Barbara Ther- decided to ditch and gravel the Legion Hall to the tell and James A. Bell, a Martin Road to have it ready Cenotaph for the observ- member of the Santa Claus for surfacing the next year. ance. In case of rain the ser- Parade Finance Committee. The Road Superintendent, vice will be held i the Mr. Stewart advised against Town Hall auditorium. this. He said he did flot have On Sun dl a y morning, the time and there was flot Branch 178 will hold its 1Post O ffice the money for it. annual Armistice Church "I saw Mr. Stewart work- Parade. Legionnaires will ing on the Middle Road, and fali in at the Legion Hall ýHours for I pojnted out to him that I at 1040 a.m., and the par- lhconsidered the money was in ade will move off at 10:34 I the Roads and Streets Bud- o'clock to St. John's Angli- N ove berlit get. He told me that the mon- can Church for the ser- Pot Office hours o e a enue o h ie nSna vnn Remembrance Day, Mon- Supplementary Road Budget. the Legion will parade in dayNov 11 193, illbc I was not aware of it, and on Orono to the United Church ay ov.11163 wsIb the way back I saw Mayor there for the Armistice Ser- asfllw:Wilfrid Carruthers at his vice. Box Lobby open from home, and he said that he The annual Poppy Day 8:0a.m. to 6:00 p.m. eould flot understand this sponsored by the Royal Public Lobby open fromn either. Canadian Legion will be 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. "The Town Clerk definitely held in Bowmanville on Fni- Ail business will be trans- said when I saw him after- day evening, November 8th, acted. Rural Delivery as wards that the money had flot and Saturday, November usual. Street Letter Box been used for the Supple- 9th. The Armistice Dinner, collection as uspal. Regu- mentary Budget, that it had an annual event, will be lar Receipt and Despatch been included in the original held at the Legion Hall of mails.- Roads and Streets Budget,i here on Saturday evening. A Bowmanville Hîgh School beacher, Ronald take over fromn Wilbur N. Crandall of Port Hope next was elected President of the Kawartha District year. Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation New committee chairmen are: Cecil Porter, annual meeting here on Saturday. Cobourg, professional development, and John A. Rich- Mr. coî suceed DoaldW. Iaacof dam ards, Norwood, salary. Mr. cot suceed DoaldW. Iaacof damAt a dinner at the Bowmanville Lions Club C.V.I., Peterborough. Other officers elected Centre some 100 teachers were welcomed by Mayor Clarence McInerney, Haliburton. first vice- Ivan Hobbs and School Board secretarvy-treasurer ýnt; William Reid, Cobourg, second vice-pres- Walter Reynolds. Miss Editb Young, Campbellford, thîrd vice- Photo shows, Ieft ta rigbt, Pres. R. H. Scott ýnt, and Jack Thompson, Bowmanville, secre- and guest speakers Dr. S. G. B. Robinson, Gen. Sec. Charles Power of Courtice Higb School in O.S.S.T.F., Toronto, and E. Thomas Pherrili, 2nd Vice- rn County was elected breasurer designate ta Pres., O.S.S.T.F. Ottawa Teacher Dies After Crash Edward Mapp, age 25, a young Ottawa High School teacher, lost bis life last Friday evening as the resuit of an accident on 401 Highway, just 1.8 miles west of Newtonville. He died in Memorial Hospital where he was taken by the Bowmanville Area Ambulance Service. Mr. Mapp was enroute to a teachers' convention to be held in London, Ont., when he lost contrai of his car on 401 Highway, and the vehicle rolled over. The accident happened at 9:55 p.m. on Friday. Corporal E. J. Crough, OPP, and Constable H. Wight, OPP, investigated. Mark Mapp, Kingston, a brother of the deceased, identified the body, later conveyed to a crematorium in Toronto. Mr. Mapp's young widow is ex. pecting a baby within a f ew weeks. A passenger in Mr. Mapp's car, Larry Davis, Ottawa, sustained a dis- Iocated shoulder and sprained back in the accident. He was treated for bis injuries in Memorial Hospital, and was discharged fo return to bis home tu recuperate early this week. This Time Blair Ejecteci Generals Bounce Back To Edge Red Wîngs 6 NEW BUSINESS - Former owner of Brookdale- Kingsway Nurseries, Norman J. Scott, now of Toronto, is now a printer. He and an ex-Oshawa man Doug Cheseborough have purchased a long- established printing f irmn in Toronto and plan considerable expansion. When Norm left here, he was supposed to be looking forward ta a semni- retired life, but human dynamo that he is, he apparently neyer did quite become accustomed to taking life easy. Best wishes to Norm and Doug in their new enterprise. ICE GOING IN- Eager curling enthusiasts should be getting their broom swishing muscles in shape, because it wont be long unti] they'll be bard at it. The ice-making ordeal bas been delayed a little by the warm weather, but the word is that everything should be in readiness for not later than next week. Les Smale and Bill Lyle with assistance from several others have been putting in long hours mothering the freez- ing machinery and advise that the rink surface is sbaping up nicely. t t t t tt QUICK RESULTS - The Bowmaniville Cleaners thought they were going to have some Hallowe'en masks lef t over, so we offered ta help ]ast week. A short story on the front page broughit real re- sults with youngsters from ail over town flacking mbt the store for free masks. The supply was exhausted by mid-afternoon. t t t t t ROUGH WEEK - With one linotype operator in bospital and a couple of machine breakdawns this has been a rough week araund The States- man office. One weary staff member commented "Mother saîd there would be days like this, but flot so many." Readers will find some of their news stories missing until next week. There just wasn't time to get them int type. t . - NOMINATIONS - There is quite a flurry araund the Town Hall these days with charges and caunt- er charges flying thick and fast. Nomination Day for Council will be held bere November 25th and should be an exciting event, although other than Herbert Knapp, we have heard no one indicate be or she will be out to be a new randidate. On Monday, Roy Nichols informed council that be would not be running again. Deputy-Reeve Ross Stevens leaves shortly for Africa and wil flot be bere for Nominations, but he could stili qualify if he so wished. At this point, it appears there could be quite a hattie for severa] positions. Only time will tell, but the pot is certainly boiling. Oshawa Gencrals, a f t e 1 trailing 3-0 mid-way througl the first period, came roaring back with six consecutivr, goals and held on to edgaf Hamnilton Red Wings 6-5 ini a unior "A" fixture at the Memorial Arena, last night. Victory consolidated theif grip on sixth spot, while mov- ing Oshawa to within a single point of fourth. The los.q stretched Hamilton's winles.% streak to ten games, as the cellar-dwelling Detroit farin- hands have managed oniy a ýpair' of tics. SFor the second game in a row the Gencrals saw the7r c oach ejectcd, when referëe Frank Siota tossd manager- coach Wren Blair out at 10:533 of the final period. Last week Doug Williams went out and bhas since rcsigrred. This time iWren departed peaceably. b I the space of 48 second.s of the third Siota awarded four penalties, two apiece, the second ta Oshawa for delay- ing thre game at 10:08. He sub- sequently sentenced G a r v Doak of Hamilton and tossed Blair at the same time. The Red Wings started out like anything but last placers, John Gofton setting the pace after only 38 seconds of play- Jim Peters and Peter Mahov- l ich combined to set him Up. Oshawa weathcred a two mti short situation for 55 seconds,, with Bobby Orr and Danniv O'Shea off, (O'Shea also drew a misconduet) but just as Orr r'eturned, Mahovlich eashed in a goal crease pass froni Gofton at 6.12. The Generals were caught En niskillen Jersey Wins ýCertif icatE En niskillen Royal R. Della 276490) - classified Excellent- la Jersey cow in the herd i t R. P. Stenger & Son, Ennis- killen, bas just been issued a Ton of Gold certificate. Jn 1461 davs she produced 2,05t lbs. of fat. R. Della is a dan- ghter of the Superior Sire Shalomar Royal Prince 2nd - 1108768. To qualify for this award a cow must produce at lea4ý 2.000 lbs. of fat in 4 consiecu- tive years. * VOT.TTMlP. 1 (IQ là IDý--ý 0 VuLiulvib luio 14 Pages 9)ieces 1 1 ýl Oits and P. W C