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Whatever Happened to Biy Wade? No Sefliezu eniT- el ai Godyer A special meeting of Local 189 Rubber Company cf Canada, Limit- meeting out cf a total membership of the International ]Rubber Workers ed. of approximately 500. Union was held on Sunday ai ter. The. membership gave President Contracts in dispute are: Labor noon in the Legion Hall. This meet- Ken Hooper complet. authority te ing was called for the purpose of caîl a special meeting te take a strike Agreement, Health and Lii e Insur- giving a f ull report on n egotiations vote when lie deems it necessary. ance, Supplemental Unemployment te date with the. Geodyear Tire arnd There were approximately 375 at the. Benefits, and Separation Contract. br nbîan t4rm n VOLUME 111 16 Pages BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1965 INew Councillor 111 m Way back in 1953, this area was really excited and ail televisien sets were tuned te Buffalo on Sunday morning, Oct. 18th, when Billy Wade, 5-year-old Y drum virtuose of Ceurtice, was to appear on WBEN's Birthday Party. He wen tirst prize in that centest, the height of his career as a drummer that started when he sat in his high chair and beat eut rhythm wîth a speen. In the past few years, the public has heard littie of Billy until recently when he returned te his first love and became part of a rock and rell group called Lynda and the... Chanceliers. Now a student at Courtice Hîgh Schoel, Bill Wade and thîs combe is becoming one ef the most popular in the district. They are pictured abeve, frem left te, right, Normn Thempson, Ray Petryshyn, Bill Wade, Lynda Martin, Paul LaChapel and Bob Wehnert. The second photo shows Bill in those early days., HarryWade New President Liberals Express Confidence In Their Party's Leadership DurnqMeeting in Port Hope Durig________ In 1965 Canada has a buoy- Lions Centre was filled t Il Herant economy, tihe lowest un- capacity for the meeting,______i__ C eleb rates He j mpeyment since 1956, and a E. R. Lovekin, Chairman of 1 tonRusellC.Honey, M.P., presented its report. Officers, 9Y/th Birtfldav sated at tihe annuel meeting elected for the coming year r 'Iereig bdeay Psi h oiaigCmîteT o P asSc ofteDurham County Lib- are: President Harry Wade, About 40 ~relaie an eri Association held at the Newtonville, lst Vice-Presiî Aboend 40 ltie s anGiLme-FinaCevten. P GlnHopeo e ndVo eresîdenatri Wîlor friedsy viie occas. i er-in Fnng inomeHp ndVc-rsietW Smith I Newtonville onl Hughes, the retiring president liam J. Bragg, R.R. 4, Baw b. d97t bthdcasin. en of the organization, presîided. manville, 3rd Vice-Preside'ît F c go e B b 9- itdy The President of the Port John Riekard, Newcastle 4th' The event took Place ai Hope Liberal Association, R10- Vice-President Neil Malcolm, on Monday at 1:20 p.m. replaced later by a ehome of Mir. and Mrs. ger Kirkpatrick, welcomed ail Blackstock, Secretary - Treas- special ceremonies were held when supplies becor à' unk G"er. those who attended. The1 urer E. R. Lovekin, Newcastle, at seheols throughout the able. 1ý isand Publicity Diirector, John t w .p a'ac,.hwi Weisday IBr, otHp.jréplaced the' Re Ensign on thêw&e sf11-1 some Mr. Honey said that he was flagpoles. A nunmber of par- signs flying at such exceedingly pleased to see the ents were also present to wit- th e Royal Canadiar ~its andc e il~eces large attendance at the meet- ness the brief ceremonies. and alongside the ing. Reporting to, the annual At noon the Red Ensign was Atop the town hall1, STILL RIDING - It will be recalled that a few meeting as M.P. for Durham lowered at the federal1 build- pale was bare, with thrughtew onbiswalingwayte he astce s ession of parlianient, and flag was raised. lt is under- flags have been ond throgh ownon is alkng wy t th eat cast (TURN TO PAGE TWO) stood the smalletr flag will be have not arriveci. he was given royal treatment here including new- The mast impressiv boots, a bicycle and se on. This week, former N 1~L was et The FlyingE Millbrook merchant, Alex Gilbert, secretary-man- Now StI~lan at $1,33 .69 Motor Hotel where ager of Cornwall Chamber of Commerce, forward- flas hebeen l ed a copy of the Standard-Freehelder cf Cornwall . that included a photo of O'Leary still on bis new H euri Fund I<eturns ]s ek bicycle. He was stili talking ab;out the reception he received here. t t i. i. t* i BE WARY - A tewn resident is facing a large financial obligation because she listened ta what she apparently thought was a "free" offer te have altuminum siding installed on ber house for dem- o*tration purpeses. The offer turned eut ta be one of those fast-selling gimmicks. She new finds ,,that for the next seven years she will be faced with monthly payments of about $85, for a total of over $7,000. The Chief of Police suggests that any others who signed anything with this firm should contact him immediately; also, he once m~ore warns citizens to be wary of any "free" offers. Peddlers sbould be asked te produce a licence from the town. Probably the best way Io treat these smoethies, if you don't know tbem, is te ask them te wait for a moment while you phone the police ta check. If they are legitimate, they'l stay. ' . t .t i.t ft *t BIG STARS - The skating club carnival ta be heid here in April will agaîn be star-studded this year. Guest performers will include Carol Ferrest and Kevin Lethbridge, wînners of Sr. Dance at the Canadian Championships held in Calgary last weekend, Debbie Wilkes, Olympie bronze medalist and Victor lrving and Bowmanville's own Mary Jane Oke, Central Ontario Jr. Dance champions. Should be a tremendous show. ft ft j. WAY BACK WHEN - Recentlv, former Corner Groccr Harry Allin rect-ived an 87th bîrthday card and a postcard from former Goodyearite B. A. Sisler. now of Burlington. The picture on the pcstcard was snapped in 1912 and showed Mr. Allin's former store, plus a cluster of spectatars watching a mani and a bear doing a dancing act on the street. Mr. Sisier is celebrating bis 87th birth- day on April 3rd and we know bis many friends here will wish him "Happy Birthday."' ~OI G~ag - Durhamn County Club of Tor- '~no vWnet aano Friday, Feb. 26th when ><est e-aker will be well-known Herbert A. Mwar"Wbb bas spoken here- several times. He is a mnember of the national executive cf the United Nations in Canada and an excellent speaker. Any- body from this area would be more than welcome to attend. The club now meets at the Women's Art A.ssn. Bldg., 23 Prince Arthur Avenue, and f qnail reports, they have a good time. IZ*CON - The Editor'acknowledges receipt ef anewspaper called "The Beacon" this week from Montego Bay ini Jamaica throùgh the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Gi of The Royal Theatre who, were holidavinc there recentlv We found it rnost interestin- "nd hope te visit their newspaper plant aorne w inter, Expected tb Exceed Last Year's Amount The 1965 Heart Fund col-1 heart tdiseasesý are an ýever- lection in Bowmanville t present. treat that teei;s date bas brought in $1336.69, hope of controlling them and but the.re are still a few re- that the Heart Foundation has turns to corne in, so the total the faith cf the public in itsi amount should about equal efforts ta contribute ta this! last year's total for the town. cantrol. Receipts frorn Newcastle, Or- Any householder who was ena, Newtonville and Clarke net at home when the Heart Township will swell the fund Fund Volunteer called should se it will be considerably look for the Business Reply ebeve lest year's total. Envelope whieh was left. This The outstanding s u p p o r t envelope may be used ta take given bv tihe citizens of Bow- advantage of fthe opportunity manville and district is grati- te help support the Heart fying proof that the Heart Foundation in its work. Just Foundation message has bit place your contribution in the home. The excellent returns envelope and drap it in the are a sure sign that area resi- nearest mailbox or take it La dents have recognized that the Bank cf Montreal. Second Red Essay Wir Top Honc Miss Karen Ca daughter cf Mr. ar Grant Campbell cf N is receiving well meri gratulations this wq winning the, Provinci for an essay she wri The essay was wri year when she was a student of Car Central Sehool. matter was on Ho School Can Take Par Fair Program. Miss Campbell, n honor Grade IX stu Cartwright High. reading her essay Ontario Convention Women's Section cf t! cultural Society on Fg 241h, n Toronto. Cross Home Nursing Ciac Last Wednesday evening, the graduating class cf the Home Nursing course was honored by their Red Cross Society spensors and presented with graduation pins and certificates. Those in the class included, front row, Ieft te right, Connie Sutherland, Jean Parker, Dawn Rayworth, R.N., (course instructor, Corris Smidstra, ife large ane cenotaph. h nothing tood new Eered but ve display Dutchnian Transient Traders In Future W'1011 Pay Licence Fee of $100 At the meeting cf Bowman- to the Ontario Municipal ville Town Council held in the Board for approval befere the Ceuncil Chamber on Menday final reading. evening a By-Law te govern The report of the Striking transient traders was passed, Committee was presented by and the license fee fer such Deputy - Reeve Ross Stevens, tradesmen was set at $100. All ifs chairman. This concerned members cf counicil were pres- the adjustment of certain ent at the meeting except standing cemmittees resulting Ceuncillor Maurice Prout, who'from vacancies created by the was absent due te illness. death of Councillor Carl Les- Two other By-L.aws were lie. passed. By-Law 1927 appointed The recommendations cf the Mrs. George Webster a mem- committee, which were adept- ber cf the Bowmanvjlle public ed an a motion by the Deputy- Library Board. By-Law No Reeve, secended by Reeve Sid- 1828 authorized that farn ney Little, were that Council- lands in lots cf net less than ler Prout be aIppointed Chair- five acres be exempted from man cf the Deg Central Corm- taxation. mittee, and a member cf the A petitian was received re- Welfare and Civic Committee, questing an inspection of the the Police Committee, and of sanitary sewer an King Street, the Bewmanville Cemetery east cf Simpson Avenue. TUo Board; that Councillor E. J. readings were given te a By- Rundle be made Chairman cf Law autharizing this inspec- the Welfare and Civic Com- tion, and it will be submitted mittee, and that Counciller Paul Chant be a member cf the Industrial Commission. Two letters ta council, one Canadian Club from Tom oaanth *te frem Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spe ker(TURN TO PAGE TO S~Orono Water Up $33,000 ~ 4~ Last week, citizens of the SVillage cf Orono learned that the. cost of their water . . .. . .system Installation will be approximately $33,000 above the, original estînsate.- ut cof te complete system is now determlned at $207,983.60, wlth the prob- abllity that Gaffney Con- struction Company will b. thie contractors. Preparation Is now under- way te make the final sub- mission to the Ontario Muni- cipal Board for approval. Manager Jim Beurke cf The Flying Dutchman Motor Hetel has been receiving many compliments 'this week for heing the' first- in the area te dispiay aI full array cf Canada's new Maple Leaf flags. The Dutchman hoisted il cf the colourful flags late iast week well in advance cf the officiai unveiling on Monday. As one local resident cemmented "It was a glorieus sigbt on Sunday evening te turn off Highway 401 (MCF), tcwards Bewmanville and be weicomed by a mass of truly Canadian flags at the entrance to the teown. It made me feel wenderfui." Ilnew__________ __ ing since The Canadien Club of WestDelays Final Dec ision -- Durham announced this week that thfeir regular meeting will be held next Manday, Feb. ) S 22nd, in Trinity United Church 1 1 sakeitrotiumcasi5p..en strNew Five Co unty Jail ýrs spadi ntor csiniuet81pmGstr. rs J. B. Hardie, M.A., Ph.D, who _ will speak an the "Unfrîendly fJ adMpbs.l Evin." a- cnComuisP nding Consideration Ld rnpbe l ina tdyi Cmuns Zestieton Dr. Hardie is a Scatsmaný ted con who served on special duty The proposai made by the that a copy of this resolution ,ekfor with the Middle East Intelli- Pravincial Gavernment that be sent to the United Ceunties L s h n e~ iai Prize gence cf the Imperial army the United Ceunties of North- Cauncil. This was seconded s Ch ne t rote. during the war. He was a cap- by Councillor Ken Hoaper ua tain in the Canadian Intelli- umberland and Durham, and Councillor Glenholme HughesW ten last gence Corps from 1950-59 and the Counties of Peterborough, spoke against the motion. He W rite Single 12 and is stili on strength of the Victoria and Haliburton joint- said he wvas net se Sure af the- rtwrlght Armny Intelligence Training ly have one jeul was discussed adequacy cf the Cobourg iî.iLa g ge E m Subject Company, Halifax. by Bowmanville Town Ceuncil He pointed out that people e LGU w Our He speaks fluent RussîeannManday evening. Thîs mat- aweiting trial are often nat The High Sehool would t in the and four other languages, be- ter will be further considered criminals, and better quarters' îîke te advise those who io nsideshbeing aqualified linguist by council on March lst when would be provided by e new have passed elther English nw anin sor o HerHe nd Ol es-willpyreet a osditie enfigures budldnt ernd thenih- Cera tcfnheorden 13exi- id1b ent at Pi f ere ndHilCea-llge, on the me ter. thfisre ried counties.nt eve ns mî atieonstheaefinalexp i th entalifaxHil. Ateeonthe auncil meeting De ut eeess mitortnt h ia p af th ve the heHpreenaxcis!sAeektRevuci e eSiney Litiein Dels puyRegaos te s puety tcompl~eethis ofe I n Viet Nofthirsnaddrss aed that cauSid neyLrte- i lo epakinedthaint hl ect will be provlded ai hebArary iaulde af, scantrest cad a b eing n on raf mtoexam aun f has bie e wrltlng cf the Grade 13 'ebuay soud e o s( ordasbeng otinfaver O h muto $38,000 hsbe examinatlons, lune 1965. et thîs tme. the suggested joint jail, and quated as havîng been spent There will be single on the Cobourg jeul two years papers offered in English Pis' e tiiats a go, that this quatation is mis- Composition an gls SS iseceives Pns andu Iiiat s leading. Literature for the Iast Urne "Only $27,000 of that total for those who have falled to was spent on new construction, quallfy In one or th. other. 4.the balance was expended far Thereafter, there wilI be a maintenance. Two years ago single Engllsh paper which :4the Department of Justice ad- wîul combine Composition vised that the wamnen's section and Literature. o ~ f the Cobourg jail be cuimin- Regulatlons similar te (TURN TO PAGE TWO) above apply to ail languages. Choose Top Speakers West Durham Schools " 'The Durham Trustees hand The Late President Kennedy; Ratepayers Associaio hed. Debbie McLean, Hampton, the finals of the Public Speak- Our First Year on the Farm, 4. ing Contest for pupils of the Robert Fraser, Darlington West Durham Public Schools Township, The Voyage of the in the Cartwright Community Km -Tîki, and 5. Leanne Doyle. Hall, Blackstock, on Tuesday Blackstock, Camping. evening. The winners will There were two other con- compete in the Durham County testants, Elva Kinnear, Bow- Finals to be held in Orono manville Central School, Sun- United Church on Tuesday ev- nybrook Hospital, and Deb- ening, February 23rd, at elght bie Walker, Bowmanville On- o'clock. tario Street School, Ancient A. A. Merkley, Principal of . Civilizations and their Beliefs. Vincent Massey Public School,j The five prize winners will Bowmanville, welcomed the each rteceive a suitably inscrib- large audience that attended ed miniature silver cup, donat- the West Durham Finals last ed by the Bowmnvle Lions evening. He gave a brief out- Club, and each contestant re- ne of the Durham Trustees ceived a bock of their choice and Ratepayers Association, from the Durhamn Trustees and and told how the judging of Ratepayers Association. the Public Speaking Contests Cartwright Public Sehool Grace Dowzna, Jean Miehe; back row, Leslie McDonald, Evelyn is done. Glee Club, directed by Richard Samis, Diann Vivian, Grace Reynolds, Jgne Siebarth, Beatrice Ball heprz winners were: L. Holden, pleased the. audience Iunder Red Cross auspices. th seod ouseon ctdhr Township, who spoke on One selections, In the Plaza, I'm j I Day Wîthout Electricity; 2.ljGonna Sing, The Skaters' ~Cindy Ayre. Shaw'& Bchooh Waltz and Vive La Compagnie. 10e Per CoDy NUMBER 7 1