Thé Canadlai Statesnmn., OW-Manville, Feb. 24, 1963 that the cIuUchh i Afica, nmust - Snowden, Jack Biekle, Wl beoean African church with a r « flb * I< Ilace MéKnight, liii C Atian ad a fRd* CossEntiaars NewsJnio workin. He sic~ t2t ther- ,.Alan Down. Wes. Oke.' MisM re teesElig. fa hmer Down. Brooks Pearce. by Win. J. Tomlon heBwavleArutu __________________sionaries were ready to e ds- o e N r ï gE.SoLta e.o ... orne Nursingaingle)e isCourse E .CW. less part in the plannn, the'.yasWltrBon Har- The recent mont'l etn fie thinking and the talking in the The Bawmanville and -Dis- quests since Dec.: W oI Hawk, Wa.leny, ackl F ram Co uccs.Tecrigta.DnWl W orld Churches U nite to Correcithe do this itcripek t :ld :h ofreRed UCMrs. o edoteRudl*soWi" don HawkedGl. enn-therneof dîe&ersn oodSaasi ncwchrc. he Uc huehtrctBrnc o te edCrsswok eprtwa gveri by ,Locke. bsns ruh W -orld hurches Unie je to Cor ect cando thbusinessnspbroughtelforthr newinMaiione:Muttcryth RJohne Domid Africa. Lions Centre on Wednesday,inew workers have joined hers Trustees: Carl Down, Gor.: ideas and of course e o-Au.LnaGen aais spending somne $12,00 was opened by Pres. Mrs* BeThe Jack Gaaptain Jim erb yerl t podc aChisia t pr wthprye. T heorenefursing class wa1 ýNichols. Mr. K. E. Courtice' how te introduceanthk rv aa D readfu Condiions in Africaeaetionl radi progra. the residenRt welcomed MiSpresented wjth their pins and! wil assst the Trustecs in the: a guest speaker. nesIdoutam ta Speaker E l. Mr. catinalradonpgratulaMissind ertc1ificates by Miss Dawn Ray-! capacitv as Advisor. Everyoea h ctn1vc.r pee IUJ~~~'UUnited Church Women on rais- Gordon Wright of E.M.O. ISpry and Mr. Gordon Wright as omite ergv hrtec.Tere tea.u newtmi S m k r T ls U C WM e n jn ts allocation omreta EMO who also congratuIat-1ýMr. C. Found, Mns. E. Snow-1wr w e ebr h las ofmoe tanMinutes of the last generall tegadaead xrs-den: 2 years. Raymond ozz- had neyer spoken i eti hebgeteeto di180io00nto e yar, and in ad- meeting werc read by Sec..ed the hopuesthandepes-tLiGynt "oeran aov ~s. Heen Wllsfoloe.,teyo rneîLoyd Coverly: 3 yearsbfr, G yeh Le ~teya.te Gep rvn idtinto he"ve ndaov"Mr.Heee ali, ow dMr iston . & T reaurert C, Downe.RR oranville.1ad . Juiraamesfd retary, for her im eBannchfw ork. Mrs.n eVivianan pre-iC ongratulations,'s reporhoytMhsMaheoanraCanadaarandnsome annâal m eeting of Oshawa cease d m e mnberF. forts and the work s e h d 6, O n e ta a o n fp t r.se'rnteh a gi or. Ms i Raywo1re- th i. - G . Trpsre , owned yg. e am l o.e.fo 4,c la esaBIe PrqyeîîUnitedj Church, Mrs. L. F. Richardson,. prsi- done so willingly and the extra $15,00 had been raised. i Reports were given by Mrs. rhM.1.r ay rvdagn WozMen was held at Simcoedrnt or Bay tif Quinte confer- year she, had given to help' eenR1eionte leei:n appreciation of her worki Cemetery Board: Advisruior Famr n i ad ctad nln n StreetUzted Church, Oshawa,jence convcyed greetings and the new organization. Mrs. ieeSpry o tercet o e als o h cs.pes 'DMrL Ro n Be;MrayO. ic- r arnmembr, h i Witlj the themp 'The Whole inisiaina leg n Wm. Allun, R.R. 2, Newcastle, Meailtoewohd epdmk tetfewl onWs unspiratonal chalenge inHospital toew clîi helth ake den behao h laso spresi rL raerMra O- ie jobo seain.BhUntdSaswilbate- the Women of the Church t 5thp new recording secre- a success. Clinjcs are planned words of alipreciation to Miss kle. Donald Muir. first two niew mmbrfo M ." in anhNe getfoc orh hrq.ltr.d Ravworth on her successfull Nmntn teral resden, pesied verianChuch o dvelp Gd'~\Veklyfor Goodyear inMay aCommandtee: H1 '65. We hope badCTn Pornstoe.efuueac A. Lukeesden , prcshv- be r;a ghra toelo o h 'rs e. ta. Rex Norman, Ajax.!' e klReport Lions Centre in August. , ' .e udlýeaRn on, nexi cpiced at thasconferenc, the afternoon and evvningýWilI. She stressed the lhigi-,chlmaiiniaOshFpwa presbyterx',! Course.rpor Junior Farmers2 ares Mr. G sessions. Mrs. Robert Shcffield iceal.s of Christ must enter alilspoke on "Living Christians," For week Feb. 15-21 inclus. sndbyMsPaBukwh branch executive. Picel, CaimanBord frieds and o of tDe local group spoke wordsthe wrk f he hurh nc'anrin.aPedtheofices. istor. cf wccorn. Mrs Joh Ki ew gîînof turclsur r Ane lliinusdh ier at Admissions -68 said that plans are under com-' The ladies of the B ranch. iStewards: 3 years.Grtyh rsE.Soenc- i u eiiu inra 5.nBîrths, 2 maie, 6 female 8 pletion for local canvass inserved a delicious lunch oti Herron, AI. Canfield. re.alwloet on n ad r.Dnl crhraiiisadtlnstbcgood:p.rii was served by the local Diseharges -------- 85 March. She gave the ladies':sandwiches and coffee to all t asmve b r Ed. r -.Tn oc htw'Gep ofrn con ucfd f p w rsh p srvie pcss d fr tis orth W ilpressed words of welco mce from , Minor operations - - ---- 28 Branch activities during the!pressed thanks to the Home, Carl Down that the Su d y c eah vear, serond dbir etn e e pe ae o - ddrcss to lMrý;, Richar'dson by the church board. Emergency treatments-. 21 past year; Lean Cupboard re-1Nursing class for the happy School Anniversarv be le N.dow:crid r . .u'pice, aue h is .A . n L ke . trd -Il w T hl,, lle evening session w orship V isiting hours 3-8 p . .daily p r y M s e t p y 3r - p r y _ _ _ _ _ _charge of the S lc in e de t Tow n he om n oa el c tile 'lAWr s conducted y St. M ar ks, cand M inister: carried. M s e b s o n o b h Mi .TnMmvdta t&Adrs: arb.Obrje.tosinîlwxsadbter prcscnted with Miss Bea.;Wj.h'i1by with the chai BusiMr.s H.Fa i N ight ed hlaua l rsH.icosnrnaessio, ml tlk ve trce M Len Genw o. e " eGod's Wo mnan and no one -C o u UNniht fo oc e -- ig noderatoron the ~suc(cs s toP VO" A r N g e he Wed e ldday sandradr .Omitnrosad1 tebgpu i ofteNlý udyShcý cC nfta n Cy On Monday, Feb. lst, withand 34 non-residentasfin the Sudnday Segho olleAnni-' Mr. and Mrls. W. MKihlnh n h nweg rffect for ovcr five months ouc-rd the speaker, Dr.1- --DLIG MUes n omsinr Jn 95 h o-esidentl versai-y. The cormittees forl nMr. and Mrs. BrosPaF and lccneec Thos.,9s, %% Iîoney, Bor fWrà RYJ. DLIG H'awke i tedne sevcnirmembers are heing placed onltahe evening te be chose Iohybcbein charge ofneicas fefhepadcm ny Geofre,' ndews rs. Mrb soslo; ecnî t Chartered Accountant Tweenies, Dianne Oke, Kathya separate roll. Mr. H. Tinklt'he Sunday Schooil.;.A Thor)f rr ssisS. I-!er Faî'mers cverywhere.- rs AaiiLilmetic;c Y ndt Chuiý dýr'cdhe ii Arid ca lo 93 Church Street IRoberts, Cheryle Bèers, Dený-' seconded this report; carried. Down scconded the motion::ana etig a'idjhteret" 'emtoo Chsbo:Mrs. Edgar ncdhe WoArldCouci 0 623-3861 ise Ravary, Kim Hanewich,. Miss Karen McKnight pro- carried. 'MroCvedn Mr~.Milton P gg: Mrs Car Having returned. .iust two MONTEITH- -I__L. WATERSýSusan Gladman and Deborahivided a delightful break luii Mr. H. Muir mioved thlaltehemnescUcmeig - Jilings. Thcse - ladies %voie wceks prex'iously, Dr. Honev &1co. Parkinson from the lst Cour-l our meeting xith two solw 'SpecialAtiteComtc eaanprttinidst- from different communitiestold of situations in Africa anâlI Chartered Accountants i tice Brownie Pack were en-! accompanieti bv Mrs. Lloyd be responisible for arranging huted. secondetibdM. . (E 1GS OA Pnd ',pn)kCen ithr phases of thce.recotiinted hov missionarjes ofý Oshawa Shopping Centre rolled as Brownies. BrownDow n. ýshowers for the girls, presen- Sno)wden: carricd.l'RODAPACS PikadepencJablente Sunda. Schooî the Unitedi Church were work-' 724-7527 Owl June James was assistcd The Nomninating Comnmittre taýtionsq for the boys. anti 50,' Rel Romeril thkeiptrog ,vi t h snc"sf litusiast-n ing te alleviate many deplor- LOAD AE BOK by Tawny Owi Doris Red-rpr was moveti by Mrs. E.1 60 and 75 year xverdding an- the officers of tlie cuc o TTS trOveling COMPanion ïcmcng voijng folk anîd those able things there. LOADJMSBOK in n akeV yOm n we, eoddI r, iesr eertos c-tcrhi Chartered Accountant soeadPci ik ir-Sodn eoddb r.nvrayclbatos e-terhl uiî hsps LSIID tcachîn.e. A plan whereby ail The speaker stated that in' Trustee in Bankruptcy stru.p.. H. Nichols: carried. It is as onded by Mr. K. Tink; carried. 1 eiar. Mr. N. Downmvta *-.'wherexecr -,ou gtkewr akiîîg more interest.,.1962, a surx'ey of the evange-:Suite 205W' 725-9953 ACourticentomnen e HnrrtEdr:Ms A htthe Christia: I-s.A.DonrEuaon re o mer il fsoterfn àMrs. fReader. thanked the pan- listic possibilities was held andj OshawaShopping Centre CI rtceromny. hel n i-e G aMr. BlkeCrticMr .! Com:mteeChria duitted to s.work lfor ue:ar àlOnig Hartford Trave? 'ccident ri fo, this most enigîitening twa ecdd ht h church f$70 hsya.Seas!M.Ia'vGy isLus Iiurance. Get 2-ora.aeî~cu o s eould loin together to tac-, W.J . OGN girls were enrolled as GuidesL. J. Coutlic. Mrs. Chas. Os-j1 the Board of Trustees a budget' Mrs. A. Down moerta pr~cun gans th mdîal Mr. M. Chapman. record- kle the tremendous work in CatrdAcutn by Capt. Evelyn Bishop as-1 ore exense of accidentaIl itîuries ig -secretarv, preseniteti the the central ai-ca of Africa. N SeodForiitd yUu.Cln utoWdr:1yaStACvr ttdth edfrlac-,SObre Ml.W dumg oureniretn wlîeSýor%' cf th'ý Year which show- was lrndtat there wereCre irayBidn 'and Comrnissioner Evely ,.1ily, Hilton Tink, Kenneth particularly for C.G.I.T. and!K. Courtice, Mrs. C.Ansbe cdleg ig M icN r progress. 1%rs. G. C. Pirin,,sO me 51 million prsons who 'm ea c i. H w e They were Kathvi rCourtice, Mrs. W. Bieke; 2 Tyro goups. a committce to be c hre th* e gon, ~ i ' u r rcasurr, cave the trasuî'r's wee pgn ho hari neitheij..Ph ne 63-61 1_ Bennett, Wendy Hall anti y ars, Norman Down, Robert Mrs, Glenn Pickell and Mrs.'f arrangements Fote 16 tcand on ýour a dyhaîk.. t1eport ati Mrs. M. E. Lcask'lheard nor respondeti to the1 YALE, FRIEDLANDER 'Jacqueline Lacrioix. Courtire, Lloyd Down, Mur- Brooks Pearce were nominat- Centennial Vear inEbnzr ro as littie as 3day", or a'ý procented the budget report gospel of Jesus. He had learo- & COMPANY Vicky Orrnsti-up and Gail Turay OshoredB3ownears, Garneefotobeh Flowe rmieconedb c .Dw:1 1onas as o 6 . ScmuofoS d3tx'cdc omendoinhatcdfro tPatorKootooCof Cam- ecd Ceuntnts Walerals reeivd hei Tub, îlredalonerrs E.teeforTh ohrehvcarid.'arred ore ecu s for pnd l be cr acc reptet iohiant rnc paigA r-Lcnsd Tut is las B de. I s teSnowden. M.r. E. Down moved that M .1: Mc. H. Tink nine\- Hi a cat ion. cuch ladr t- i h i an r t'fis im'nyG id n-or-1 T p.)rmei o h -.2-731 iceha acievcithi bdge .orden, Hb. MciEber Incomne ax recits; second- carrieti. w bc boks theliti-aurfOth of the Sahara, ta there Oshawa. Ontarin Congratulations, gi rls, for ____ ere 57 million people. 0f WLO URWS wr eldne0eaepot table f0 further our readîng. these, five anti a haIt million ChstriAconas fyu An expression of thanks anti were Protestant Christians, 10 l4igS.EsOhwOt Proficieney badges w e r sapprceiation was rendered m il ion wrKRomn athti ST A T B lr. M. Chapman, retîringsecParns -!Christians. They asked for Prtnrsurpieee omaIcky rsu - ~~~~ help of world chui-ches. te Ronald F. D. Wilson, C.A. I1o edeomn anrs Duringa brie stayi G. Edmondi Burrows, C.A. i eraker anti hiker, anti toi_________________________________ ~W ppDuc~'roubleai iest nthe; HALL.WalerRfoN & CO. ir' S A D S JAMS " Gl as Toay~ ouhwstpar o Cogo'l Phone 72-754ial~rier r Pr.s.nts ...... Beautiful Lifelong lI Gl Csh 10ay iiunred ofmile frm tei ALL.PERIN CO tiress, homemnaker anti mun-c RelEtte FrOd . lacs ruldarea, Dr. Honey spoke! Chartereti Accountants 'lover musieS inuane- el sat orUlwith an Am'?rican missionary:King Street - Newcastle At' this time the mceting S who had beon with Dr. Carlson' 987-4240 was turned over to several: Ofice Residenee 8 T A T E S M A N day that the latter was kille K36~ ing 8St. E. - Oshawa grswowr en ett T I L S A L WR 5i~$St. . Bomanvlls hrouh offli Unieti tate, onthe forther hotessbadg. d. JISYOUoCHACE T OBTIN ACOMPETEbadge.'V 623'5681 623-5493 C 1, A S S 1 F 1 E D S The Amnerican tolti Mr. Honey' 725-6539 'skit entitled, "Casey at the HESETING CH ABEANCE AOT A GRAAINOET Phoe 63-303 that they had heen îying oni William C. Hall, B.Comm., C.A. Bat" was presenteti by te S URING TENEXAT A GREATKSAV ______________________ Phneth3330 1p avement in Stanleyville Dvt G. Pcrkin, C.A. girls. ThE Guides0piayed ____while shootinîg had hecn ini gamel, hi The moers pwaere __________________ progress. During a lull in the C iro rac ic serv ieti theanti oes b. re hotnDr. Carlson tolti hisi C lneicmfr a no ta other Guides. A verv w(,1s1,1Wek Rd hie -62.3-5589 try to escape. They got to their Cior1o d etigcoe ihpa- R OA 1OWMANVILLE feet anti an, the young manî Office -Ciroracord etinglset itra- SPECIALLY SIELECTED IFlorîaJic ae ahea. Gunmen shot own Dr.115 Elgin St., cor, f osey St.; Ebenezer Congregationai ' Carlson as he attempteti tW1 'hone 623-5509 TeCnrgtoa etn CHOICE PLUMP IMPORTEi> R e - Opens - Redecorated scale a porch walof the hous Office Hu':B ponmn fEnzr hEu-to 'G A E RI Sun. ta Wed., Feb 28 to March 3 Th seke cl f the wr D e nt a Centr16 n a t 630pm.deliciur EG 0 LA M B r u s8 o 4 1 Congo. Ms Muriel Stevens, DR. W. M. RUDELL, fterisoaish h D.D.ýS. I Pot luck supper precededthef:c daughter of -Mr. anti Mis. Ross 7 King St. E. Bowmanvillei meetingz, with about 60 pro- A1vlrs o-rsN ag ka ISnd y nN efY r Stevens of Bowmanville, hatiý Office Hours : . ent. The childen retiredtet iIKC ]eV Sunday in Newbeen visitei. Miss Stevens hati 9 a.m to 6 p.M. aiy -! the basement classrooms to ib.ey~erL strsClffRoctsn an FnaRo T~lr expectcd f0 be stationet i bCînseti Saturday anti Suoday bc entcrtained with films C Angola. Where she was un-i Office Phone - 623-5790 whiîe the meeting wals in pro-: I (enuieIoîiniN (Coler> Aduit Entertainmntt. Starts 7:330 p.m. able to go there because of the Rles. Phone Newcastle 987-4261 gress. Three Southern Belles: Ideal for hrolng cholce- thick cut loin Poliica siuaton, he eca eý_entertaineti with several har-! a nurse in the matci-nity sec-': OfC. Fi ceTRN DD monious îîumbec,s with Mrs. Y Thursday ta Saturday, March 4- 6 tion of a hospital in the ai-ca 7.5 King St. E. Bowmanvilie Glenn Pickell ait'the piano. A B H- l.5 New Tne ea oI" zpî a of stîgar plsan batinons. CTTAND..S members of the trio wereA BC O Sl 5 . K U ~ £lo Y :Office Hours : on r.Ws Three meals In one -roaNt- frv - tew "Sevn Faes o Dr. le" efugees frornAngola who' 9 a.. to 6p.m. daily M - lodDown, r Mu raysbornesL bma-aktl 2c___ci_______ the plantations wreb atig lTelephone : Ofc 2-49 1with p.ryer. opies h a bi--aktl.3 Tons Rand li ai-bi-a Edenpat to er oor, bectîse sheD . . . SI S N of the minutes of 1964 were For a tasty treat- lean - fre<h made SHROV E U F A Y O M GU P i-i a n d S a t. at 7 a n d 9:15 iha t he n a progrsci o f cl p- .D. , D.D S.distribu te ti an ti approve t. T e , A ~ A T E b 4 cB T B a r 4 b % Z (Cooî)ing tîemwhch oondeletti Office in his home LoAMwinPAeportSwILepi-c her resouî'ees and shcwas fllwngrpot wLibe- IS Sundy t Wedesdy, arch7 -10 orc&ti to ask for help. This, ryS.N, omnil senteti anti approvei: 3 Sna oWdedy ac7 10came about because of a rom-:ff Phone 623-5604 Board of Stewards: Balance P&îre pork - trav pack l BEE HVEGL NSYU oanv nlicv o Hotursino Jan. 1. '64,.$M506.81- transfer-ý 'Officefour I Q.-i mm curens ohAti-<~ hd binedNoai-yPulic Manse Committco: Ré-ceipts 'r*-COC ult together to foi-m the CongnýKîng Sft, W. Bowmanville! $885.7,5; expenses $533.68; bal-,Faua hioQaiy20o isAWG-e en Protestant Relief Agency anti Phones : Office 623-5688 'ance $352.02. Choice Tomatoes 2 - 49cASoal!Lib' ncl.i Ts Woriti Council of Churches. $93.es062-553 ienSociety: Total ;nSeFruitCocktil 2 or 49 FEHThis agency proviçies refugeesz E. RICHARD LOVEKIN giin3.25. do oit:Ttl Sv e lriri 12-ez. Tini with foodi, tooli. sceet antid B.A LB iig 2.5 Corned Beef ...... 49c chance f0 get stareinanw Barrîster - Solicitnr Tempei-ance: 'rotai gwvings .,r!Bih' ry ui S3 aa' ~home.'King St. W. Newcastle 81.5 yoblne$,5 aale ui~ ayEuhe vîsib toZambia, Phone 987-4633 Explorers: Total i-e c e i p t s, Butter r1nger Sw r usu iiBik the newlay-sipedtorth- aHou-s : 9-5:30 - Wei., Sat., 9-1 $115.80, total expenses $63.9; hooa.Bas6fr 9la, 1'qi 2n iil the newly - ind__________North. balance Jan. 1, 1965, $51oa@82; fr 9 cmr Rhodesia. Mr. Honey saw STRIKE and STRIKE eietciaddnteif N- aîW'ono ubs à.~ ~ ae lec o the church at work. He wass Barristers, Solicitors &aE@ g!16.55. Mrtrnired 1.h. iav there for the joining together Notaries Public) CF$1.5 of he rotstat hurhesto . . Srik, QC.M. & M. Funti: Total giv-; Chocolat. Chip Cookies. 49C !foimthrtestntiChurchsofn' A. A. H.St'ike, B.C ings for 1964, $148900. Cerne- HIZBAYiOD s' u',.,'u ~~~~~Zambia. The presitient of Zam- Etiwarti C. Wildman. %av@ Boati1Toal ecoptnus Prick'> < ý ' liii1'r' '.6iePiêopi4 wperu< 4a, it ONLY WITH ' ir. Kenneth Kaunda, who' B.A., LL.B. '$1114.77; expenses for 1964,ý Nestle's Quik ..DEL.MONTE.DR.NK,1.09 * , COUPONhati receiveti his education at 8'40 King St. W. - Bowrnanville19.$95.9.28 bnmblneJn. 1ods COPO missionary school. was present_ Telephone 623-5791 19587.4:onynbnd di ifor the signing of the chure -- $3950.00, total $4925.49. BETUYSae4!av f-z Wunion. Most of the' leaders o fî o es Mr-. H. Muir repo'rted that FOEFOD labawere produets of the! M rig g'sGordon Pickell hati donateti' COLOURED 1-1b. pkgs. Save 6c! - In Satlar Highliner 14-ni. DEcpBond-WtotMa RGLRPIE-43e DOZEN imission sehools, the speaker'----- $0g.g0 the the churchRosethe;nd HADDOCK pkg. 49c IB' REULR RIEDIE AMILTON OF new0Bilesuin he ot he' Rs Badc L Ai EgsPrduedatrelateti, but many of them hadles F> upreme i-oncy 21.Bug OCLAu D FA RSMAPed GO nogthth c.h FiSPhone 1 r Ili 'The Estate of Mr. Howard 'ln* 7Q , t h cuch hi'KERNEL CORN 49c DEu O *wsdef h rswieMcgg uni oitc e: 500 ott e rSpeeF>cthat Persons in the church Residence - Farmis church ta be put ini a special! rgarine7c FRENCH FRIES '49c B l :USE COUPON LEFT BY DELIVERY -shoulti fot mix in politics. Re- - Business Poperties accounit. Mrs. A. Down rnov-, nSALESMAN cent ly. this view had been i-e-j p,0 j y t h dntin b y n aviseti anti it was felt that s00O n i ome try i the Organ Funti, seconded b the influence of the chure___ r _______ ýMais. E. Sno'wden; caried woulti be meaningful. The KEITR A. BlILLETT, O.D. Rev. Romneril gave a brief M A PLE GROVE RED & W HITE M pl Gr v I church camne very close to los-' Optomnetrist report frorn th'e Session. Ebe-, ÇLEN RA ED A IRY 1 ifsffforceuri: Byappointrnent by transfer. 1by profession C R1H S R D & W H T r n PHONT 623-a'444 of ~the new idependence.Th eehn62-52!faiad3 ycfne1 UNG ST. W. BOWNMVILLE cernied In the 111e of the nation 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. I bers. We have lost 4 by 'death1 J'S R D & H T as a ad Thursday evenings and 6 by tianfer, leaving us' E W T N w o v i D fr. oney closed by sayingi Wed. and Sot. - 9 - 12 wlth 261 reaident members