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12 The Canadian Etatesman, Bowmanvllle, Jan. 8, 1984 New Year's Niaht Acc The Orono News Mrs. James E. Richards, Editor Mns. Roy Tamblyn of an- Ms d Dean is a patientj Florida. nington and her daughterJ in Memorial Hospital, Bow- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Werry Mn. Lloyd Atchison of New- manville. were Christmas guests of Mr.' tonville, visited Mrs. F'ed!Holiday Visitors: and Mrs. F. Werry, Enniskil- ..... Tarn*blyn.Mrs. Thornton Wilson spent li~ Mrs. Howard Walsh is stay oe tehoiMr ih e~ . and Mrs. R. Hollings-ý ing with Mr. and Mrs. Roy daughter Mrs. Fred Mottashed, worth spent several days over~ Patton.Mr Motse an aiy Christmnas with their daugh- « Congratulations to Mrs. D. Simcoe.teMr. ateCansM. G. Hooper who celebrated her Cairris and family of Schom- 82nd birthday on Tuesday. Miss Catherine Lynch andi berg. Mrs. Charles Taylor return- Mr. Chas. Ferguson of Tor- New Year's Visitors: ed home last week after sev- onto, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Payne.............. eralweek in emoral os-f Bowmanville, were dinner New Year's dinner guests of pital, Bowmanville. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harri*ê Mr. and Mrs. Kennetb Syer, Ravie on Christmas Day. arrfais, M r n Mrs. Tlert Miss Elaine Syer, Miss Marion Mr. and Mrs. Gea. Mitchell Hrias r.and Son Bih, M MeCamus and Mr. Allan Syer and famîily of Oshawia, Mrs. Wli and s n C Bfford Cowan of Cavan were Sunday dinner Wm. Mitchell spent Christmas Daand Carl, is DiCane guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Day with Mr. and Mrs. AlbertDonurley dofaol, isnvi e Robinson. Mitchell and family. tBre fBwavle r Mr. an allhas etuned Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vani Roy Fuliford of Toronto, Mr.~ home from Memorial Hospi- Horne of Whitby, Miss MarjiD gandMs.Herdor tn, Mr. taBowmanville, wearing a Kent o! Newicastle, Mrs. Fred JandkMs. a. M oJtona .. ... b *onhs iht leg Tamblyn, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos akCwn isJheHwk cast n is îg g pentMr. and Mrs. Jack Wlliams Mr. and Mrs. Howiard Hod- Tanvblyn and family nd .gins and son Chris of London, Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. agtm !Ooo Mrs. Harr Ryley and daugh-1 Chas. E. Miller, Larry and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc- ter Marlene of Bethany visit-~ Wayne. ýGee o! Richmond Hill spent The badly damaged car pictured above was one ed Mr. and Mms. Wm. Robin-i Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence1 New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. of the two vehicles involved in a collision during the ton. Hari and Naiy r nG .MGe snaw storm at il.08 p.m. on Wednesday, January lst. Mrs. T. M. Bulpitt of Wil-I Mrs. Robt. Morton and familv~ r n r.Dni yc~h ciethpee n41Hgwyna a Iowdale spent the week over spent Christmas with Mr. and af Brampton visited his gran m Teavidethpee n41 ila erBw New Year's with ber sister,l Mrs. Geo. Morton. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hamry 1 nnile weigh scaies. Mrs. Theresa E. Butler, 97 Mrs. Wm. Mitchell. ! Mr. Ross Tennant of Tor-! Rave, on New Year's Day. Congratulations to Mr. Ron-onta, Mr. and Mrs. Arthurî Mrs. Wm. Seymour spentGr d hld e of F n ald H. Patterson, Toronto, for-, Tennant, Mr. Arthur Crozier, Newi Year's with Mr. and Mrs. G a d hl re f F M merly of Omono, who was Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ginn B. F. White, made a Queen's Counsel in' spent Christmas with Mrs.ý Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Morton the Queen's Park Newi Year: James Ginn, Mr. and Mrs.~ Marilyn and Gardon spenk 1 honour list. ! Glenn Tennant and family. New Year's with Mrs. Johný Mrs. Marion Kilpatrick bs Debbie HerYiie *hmTreBoiavle returned ta hem apartment a! - grandpaments, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Redpathl ter several weeks in the Me-'Ray Hall, Bowmanville. and d aughters of Pickering,, M I morial Hospital, Bovimanville- Mr. and Mrs. Reg. SuttoniMm. and Mrs. Herman Dunlapý Mr. and Mrs. Jim Major have returned home aftcro a Scarbomough, Mrs. W.M, and daughter Marilyn visited spending over the holidays1 Stutt, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hoi Mr. and Mrs. C. Ferguson and~ with Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy' lingswoth spent New Yeau' famiy, nnikilen.Gray and son David. with Mm. and Mrs. Geo nD Mrs. Sybil Snell o! Boy- Mrs. James Ginn, Mr. andi lop and daughters. manville eturned home oni Mrs. Harvey Ginn, Mr. ad Mms. Fred Tamblyn, Mr. and' Friday after spending the: Mrs. Glenn Tennant and fam- Mrs. Chas. E. Milier, Larmyý holidays with Mr. and Mrs.: ily were dinner guests o! Mr.~ and Wayne spent New Year'si G. L. McGee.an Mrs. Arthur Tennant on, with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Vani The United Cburch WomeniSunday, Dec. 29th. Horne, Whitby. held seven meetings an Tues-! Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dun- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ginn andýýM day. Three in the afterrnaan!lop and Sharon af Scarbar- family o! Peterbaraugh, Mr. were at the homes of Mrs.1 ough, Mr. and Mms. Armond Arthur Crozier, Mrs. James' Ross Gilbart, Mrs. Chas. Tyr-1 Holingsworth of Covianville, GinnM.adMs ln reIl and Unit seven vias heldI Mrs. Wm. Stutt spent Christ- Tennant and famiiy were' I.n the Upper Christian Edu- mas Day with Mr. and Mrs. New Year guests o! Mr. and cation Auditorium. The four Gea. Dunlop and daughters. Mrs. Harvey Ginn. ýei held In the eveniny viere at Douglas and Larry Poviers Mr. and Mms. Jim Johnson: the homes o! Mrs. Fred Ly-[ a! Kenora visited their grand- and chiidren of Peterborough: cett, Mrs. Neil F. Porter, Mrs. mother, Mms. Cecil Paviers, called an bis mother, Mrs. J.';. Harry Bailey and Mrs. Ron. enroute ta spendîng thià.Jhsno eiYa' West. Christmas sehool holidays in Day. Dancing Groups Sponsor Annual Christmas Revue The Bowmanville Recrea- tion Dance and Twirl student: sponsomed a program and Christmas Tree under the dir- ection o! Irenie Harvey ir Bowmanviile Town Hall1 or Tuesday, Dec. l7tb. Chairman was Douglas Rigg; Disc Jockey was Mr. Merlin Gilroy. Also present were the teachers o: Saturday classes, Mrs. Fowler and Miss Carol Greenham, and Miss Irenie Harvey, tea- cher of the Wednesday chas- ses. Pmogram was as follows: Flash Twirl - Leslyn Cham- berlin and Patsy Blake; Just L.J. Skaife C.A. Chartered Accountant Whitby P.O. Box 208 Phone Orono 138 Whitby 668-8197 -Fiends - Ann Hooper, Janice Beginner's Twirl - Janet 's Woodland, Lee Ana Hoskin, Bate, Teresa Payne, Shelley, d Charity Conway; Play Sang - Vanstone, Patricia Woodward,; -Laumie Hooper, Gail Covemly, Cathy Patterson, Damia Nichai-1 i Margie and Marlene Craig; son, Kim Masters, Cindy Loui i Primary Ballet - Dale Poilard, Castle, Debbie Jones, Kathyl nPenny Almond, Beth Sissans. Lovekin, Lynne Stacey, Tom-i yWee Twirhems - Michelle La- esa Tighe, Karen Sarginson,11 ,mont, Camai Carlson Donna Cathy Passant; Tap Ripples -1 fReader, Debbie Therteli, Bar- Susan Mountjoy, Beth An rbama Henning, Sherry Piper, Clifton, Pats.v Murphy, Mar- Barbara Barrell, C h a rlhen egamet Bickie, Susan Stark; Sal-1 -Hall, Bannie Carlson, Judy dier Tap - Carnie Luxton, Tom -Piper, Sheila Marchant, Susan!Hayes, Susan Biekie; Tviirh in Ellis. 'TIme - Judy Miekelson, Penny Dance o! Joy - Ruth Crago, Almond, Cynthis Adams, Jane -Cathy Porter, Jenny Munr- Cattran, Linda Cavemly, Nan-1 tDianne Puck; Highland Dan- cy Peters, Joanne Mantel. ces - Mary Rupert, C ama o Part MI Browin; Viennese Waltz - Ar- Sala Twimls - Leslyn Cham- lene May Munro, Dianne Puck* aaTetlBed Mamch and Tiinl - Cind berlin, DiaaTetiBed Koviel, Lnda Feml,- ine Henning; Fanc'y Strutt - Cindy Roeitmuhbem; FmelTirl - Chamberlin; "T" Stmutt - Pat-ý Reitullr; lameTwil -sy Blake; Wee Solos - Linda Patsy Blake. Femmel, id hmeln Tiny Tvirlers - Mary Da- Sl CTind- aty ChakeMin- vey, Janet Lavekin, Kathy Salatviiml- PtsyBlke;Mil- Blake, Temry Lee Firth, Cheî- itaryStut-PnyM u- ry Vanstone, Heather Cotts, len. Rhonda Elliott, Lorena Cotts, Part IV Susan Robertson, S a n d r a Cha Cha Tviiri - The "Las-r Knight, Chamity Canway; Tap sies"; Tinker Twiml - Cheryll Fun - Cindy Lau Casthe, Jan-1 Evans, Cindy Chamberiin; !ce Bryson, Calleen Coake,[ Dance Twirl - The "Lassies";j Julie Luxtan, Christina Sehby,lFinale - The Cast. Susan Ellis; Saft Shoe Tap - Santa Chaus Brenda Henning. er Christmas toalah. I THE KIWANIS CLUB 0F BOWMANVILLE Iý -"(n Y(Announicem ent As Sponsors of the regular Dale Carnegie Course in Effective Speaking - Confidence Building - and Humaîi Relations Training in Bowmanville, we have prevailed upon Mr. Frank Ward, Managing Director of Carnegie Courses in Ontario, to conduct the Course for us in such a way as to let people see for themselves what the Dale Carnegie Course can do to help people to be more successful in life, before enrolling for it. Briefly, this is how it is going to womk: The first 3 Sessions of the Dale Carnegie Course will be free and without obligation to take the Course. These sessions will start Thursday night, January 9, at 7:30 p.m., and run for 3 consecutive Thursday nights. Those ivho decide to take the Dale Carnegie Course will register and coniplete the Course starting witb Ses- sion 4 on January 23. -"(n You are cordially invited to take these free, no-obligation sessions, but to get in on this exceptionally generous offer ACT FAST Use any on. of the foltowing phone numbers to get your name on the list of those who are taking advantage of this unusual offer. 723-4873 623-336S 623-5125 623-2468 Cordially, J. Colliss President. PS: Ail Sessions of the Dale Carnegie Course wilI be held in The Flying Dutchman Motel Banquet Rooin. :ident on Highway 401 Queen Street, was the driver of the car shown in this 1 pictune, and Percy Edmond Smith, Downsview, was! the driver of the other car. Mn. Smith's car aiso sus-; tained extensive damage. Constable D. S. Stuart, OPP,.i was thle investigating -off:i er Editor Shown in the handsome group of youngsters, abave, framn left to right, are Andrea, Jimmy and Ward Jr., and in front, wee Saliy, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hoffman of Ellwood City, Pa. They are grandchildren of the late Geo. W. James, former editor and publisher oif The Canadian Statesman, and Mrs. James af Bowmanvîlle and of Mrs. H. Hoffman of Kitchener. Too Many Conformists? Two items came to our attention necently. Both dealt with one of the end praducts af our mass educational sys- tem. Margaret Robinson, the netining president of the Ontanio Secandary School Teachers' Federation said in Toronto recently that "mass education, so fan, has tended to produce an aven- age - confonmists who think what they are told ta think and generally do what they are told ta do - on else!" Earlier, we had received clippings from the Kirkiand Lake Northemn Daily News where one teacher, a Dur- ham County native is daing his utmost ta graduate non-canformists who think for themselves . . . and his pupils re- gard him with great esteem. Mind you, he cames f rom a long line of non-con- fonmists. His name is Richard Bawles, son of Wilfred G. Bowvles of Nestieton, and grandsan of the late Chancellor Dr. R. P. Bowies, neithen of wham cauld even be termed canformists. On many occasions when we visited at the Bowles' residence the three men men- tioned above were present. After a few minutes of greeting, these sessions al- ways develaped into stimulating dis- cussions with ahi sides of the argument being presented with great skill and, at times, considerable heat. Apparently, this background plus his own intelligence has been put ta good u.se by Richard Bowles now teach- ing history in Kirkiand Lake. Two of his top students necently attended the United Nations confenence at Lake Couchiching where they tahked an American high schaai teacher into a corner and surprised an American professar with the tities of the books they had read. When questioned about their familiarity with such items, they gave full credit to their teacher Rich- ard Bowles who teaches them to argue a subject from bath sides, something, apparently unheard of by the Ameni- cans at the conference. Our congratulations to Dick Bowl- es for his efforts in trying ta teach his students to think for themselves in- stead of accepting at face value every- thing that is taught ta them. His grand- father, a great educator, would have been extmemely proud of him, as in- deed his f ather must be. In this day and age, we need more yaungsters, teachers and citizens gen- erally wiliing to make the effort re- quired ta think through problems, to come to fîrm conclusions based on dis- cussions. There are far toa many wishy- washy types afraid to take a stand on anything for fear of offending some- one or being considered radicals. Nowa- days, unfortunately, if someone dis- agrees with something we say or write, we tend ta be affended at their auda- city in daring ta contradict us, but ail tao often lack the courage or the facts ta back up what we have said. We are ail for the good aid days when it was fashionabie ta argue about almost anything. Nobody took particu- Ian offense. It was ahl part af living and gaod mental exercise. We are delighted ta hear that Dick Bowles is daing his best to make certain his students not only lave an argument, but do enough extra curricular reading sa they knaw their subjeets. We need more of this type af teaching. BLACKSTOCK A pleasant evening was spent in the Community Hall,ý 1Monday evening, vihen the' Council, Parks Board and their wives and husbands met in honour of Mr. and Mrs. 'Hector Shomtidge. Mr. Bert Gibson, Reeve, acted as M.C. Brie! speeches were made by council mem- bers. Mrs. Charles Smith pre- I sented Hector and Mae with a pole lamp. Hector made a very suitable eply, thanking ail. Mm. and Mms. Shomtidge have etimed fmom the came- taking of the two halls aftem 17 yeams of work in Commun- ity Hall and eight yeams a! Recreatian Centre. A pheasant social boum or so was enjoyed.1 The Newi Year's eve dance, sponsored by the ONO. Club was vieIl attended and con sidered quite successful. Ex ceflent music was provided by 1 the Roy Godfrey Orchestra and famiiy, Mm. and Mrs.ý fmom Oshawa. Ernest Lammer.1 Mm. and Mms. Bruce Mount- Mrs. Lewis Fitze is visitingý joy and family spent Friday relatives in Midland. ta Sunday with ber brothers, Satumday, Dec. 28t h guests Messrs. Walter and Gardon o! Mms. Cecil Hill weme Rev. Manning and family at Wood- and Mms. C. H, Ferguson, fard. Misses Maryllis and Pat, Mr. Mr. and Mms. Anson Taylor, Jim Dongelmans, Don Milîs; Scarbomo; Mm. and Mrs. Gamnet Mm. Roy Ferguson, Mr. and Murray and girls, Cresswell; Mrs. Bill Ferguson, Mr. and Mm. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor Mms. Stan Rahm, Paul and and girls and Mms. J. Farder Camai. vieme Thursday, Dec. 26th Mr. and Mms. Arnold Taylor guests a! Mr. and Mms. Roy and girls spent Dec. 28th with Taylor and Mm. and Mms. Dr. and Mms. Noble and fam-1 Caret u rayandgils ndily. Scarbomo, and New Yeam'sý Dianne Taylor were New day they weme a part o! the Yeam's guests. Ioble eunion at Legion Hall,ý Guests o! Mm. and Mrs. Uxbidge.1 Glenn Lammer and boys. Dec. 1Mm. Wes Montgomery, Lind- 1 2?th vieme: Comparai and Mrs. say, spent a fevi days withý T. K. Stmang and family, Otta- fiends amound here. ia; Mm. and Mms. Harvey YeI-: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mc- lovilees and !amily, Sauina;1 Laughiin and' family were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph LarmeriNew Yeam's guests of i. and icer. -- Mms. Hugh Murphy and fan,-' ily, Bavimanville. Sympathy is extended Mrs. P. Romeril and Miss Bemyl Hibbs an the death o! their father in Guernsey Islands, Dec. 26th. Miss Hibbs !Iewv home for the funerai. Also sympathy ta tbe !amily o! Mru* Thos. Boviman, a former resident o! Biackstock, viho died at Newcastle, Dec. 24th. Miss Donna McLaughiin is visiting Miss Sheiagh Murphy and Debbie McLaughlin, hem grandmather, Mms. E di th Murphy, Tyrone. Mm. and Mrs. Noel Morton. and boys, Oshawia, spent New Year's eve with Mr. Roy and1 Mm. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson. Mr. and Mms. Norman Mc-' Nally, Caîbomne, and Mm. and Mrs. Rupert Byems, Boviman- ville, visited Mr. and Mms. Carl, Wright, Fiday.1 Mm. and Mrs. Rupert Byers, Bovimanville, vîsited Mm. andl Mms. Leith Byems, Monday. i Mm. and Mms. George Dun- bar and family weme Sunday supper guests a! Mm. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and family. Rev. and Mms. Milton San- derson and son Roy, Taronto, spent Tuesday and Wednes- day and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wemmy, Kedron, viere Tuesday evening guests of Mm. and Mrs. Clarence Marlovi. Mm. and Mms. Jim McLaugh- lin and family and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Griffin and family, Bumketon, weme recent guests o! Mrs. Jean McLaughlin and boys. Grant and Neil McLaughinj exchanged visits with Ralphi McLaughlin, Burketon, duringý the holidays. Mrs. Jean McLaughlin, Grant and Neil, Mm. and Mms. Grant Edgerton, Mr.* and Mrs. Gilbert Magill and Mm. and Mrs. Jack Chapman viere Christmas evening guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harris and Jim. The McLaughlîn !amily me- union was held in the Recrea- tion Centre, Blackstock, Sat- urday, Dec. 28th. Attending weme: Mm. and Mrs. Harohc McLaughlin and !amiiy - hast and hostess - Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and family, Hay- don; Mm. and Mrs. Harold Wright, Oshavia; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Read and famihy, Stmeetsville; Mm. Fred Mc- Laughlin and family, Colum- bus, (Mrs. Fred McLaughlin vias i11); Mms. Edna McLaugh- lin, Mm. and Mrs. Ray Mc- Laughhin and family. Mm. and Mrs. Merrili Henry and family, Bovimanville, spent Newi Year's with Mrs. Lewis Henry. Mr. and Mms. Ray Bmadburn and family, Mr. and Mms. Henry Wotten and !amily, Mm. and Mms. John Archer and family and Mrs. John Wotten spent New VYeam's with Mm. and Mms. Bill Jhnstan and famlly, Lifford. IMr. and Mrs. Walter Wright and !amily, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and family joined Mr. and Mns. Garnet Wright, Port Perry; Miss Hazel Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wright, Oshawa, at the Scout Hall, Port Perry, for New Year's dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family were New Yeam's guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bryans and also called on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morrison and Mr. and Mns. Wil! Brown, ail of Courtice. Paul Rahm is holldaying with frlends in Oshawa. Rev. and Mrs. P. Romerili and Dennis spent Christmas with Rev. and Mis. John Rom- Mountjoy, Hampton. Oshawa Brandi: cr11 and famlly, Courtice. Rev. and Mrs. P. Romeril were New Year's guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Mac Tolmie, Toronto. Dennis is holudaying with Philip Rom- eril. Courtice. Mm. and Mns. Eber Snow- den, Caurtice, spent New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larmer and family. Newi Year's guests of Mr., and Mrs. W. J. Pearce and Mrs. G. Crawford were: Mr. and Mns. Fred Crawford, Miss Mary Lou Crawford and Mm. George Camnahan, Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Craw- ford, Janice and Kenneth. Mm. and Mrs. Kenneth Sam- elîs spent Newi Year's Day with Mm. and Mrs. Memwin JAMES McCANSH. Managt p"44s i NOTICE...0 CHANGE 0F HOURS for the FLYING DUTCHMAN Motor Hotel Restaurant Ef fective Monday, January 6th, The Flying Dutchman Hotel Restaurant will start Winter Evening Closing Hours. These will continue through to Mardi l5th. During this period the restaurant will be open"' f rom 7 a.m. until 9 pan. daily. Banquet facilities will not be af fected by the change in hours. For reserva- fions "Phone 623-3373. The motel will continue ta operate as usucil f rom 7 a.m. until midnight. Why not maRe thies Just because 1964 has a February 29 ln it, there's no reason to go leaping Into anythlng. Certamnly flot Into the financing of important purchases like a car, a major household appliance or a TV. Before buying something you hope to enjoy throughout the whole bright new year, take a good look at the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan. You'II find that a low-cost, Iife-însured flLI boan under this modern plan MY DiUU1 Is just the thing to cover ail your family's credit needs.LJU QI.±NK OF ONTREL Fenil 19 inance Plan LOw-COsT. LIFE-INSURED LOANS Bowmanville Branch: JAMES BELL, Managet gnvttation - 1