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The Canjadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Feb. 10, 11971 Florence Nightingale Lodge 100F Celebrates 100 Years of Service ODn the 23th af January tbe rI0.rence Nlghtlngele Lodgc> No. 66. Independent Order ai ndd PFellowi.s, cehealied its lthAminiversa-ry l inbe Town ~Tc commemloraite ibis oc- 'asion hc lodge beld a big banquet and dance on Setur- de ghtgieJa. 301h et the rýNghingleCeaiennial Temple ,iad Hall on Qucen Stre't. ITI-e delicious repesi was prepared ail'd scrved by mcm- bes of the Ordler ai tbe Eastern The beacl table guesta weu e Bro, Ralph Ypgýýr, Pesi Grand Master and Gra3nd Sccrctary nfthe Grand LodIge of On- ta-rio, and bis wife Bernice; Bro. and Sister George and Karen Mi1chelson, the Noble Grand; Bro. Wallace Bougben t'ne Vice Grand and bis wlfe Incz; Bro. .Aithur Youcgman, Dîstrict Depuity Grand Master zif District 41 and bis wife The municipality was repue. 5enterd by Coun-,ýcllor Maurice Frout and bis wife. Also present weîe Mr. and Mfrs. Alex Carruthers, M.P.P. -aidMi. Ruissell Haney, . .. Pro, Robert Murdy, 'District, iDeputy Grand M-Naster af Disi- ÈZct 44 and bis wlfe. P.D.D.G.M. Stan McMurter litroduced tac bhead table guests and PG., Gardon La- m~ont aaid Grece. Fifty yeer rmemrbers present ýeri~ero.ra A. Northcutt, P.G., ~52 ycars, and bis wife;, Bro. T. M. Wilcoxý, P.G., witb 53 jyears and bis w1fe, Bro. Otto ~Bragg, p.G., 56 years service, a.nd is -wiie; Bro. Lui;h-er Nich- -Cs 581 years service, and Bro. J~oseph Ilighficld, 61 yeaus Over 100 gucsts la ail werc present for ibiIs occasion. Bro. Artiur Youngmec pro- v osed aý toast ta Grand Lodgc hv'Ii hwas iesponcled ta by Bro. Relpb Yager.1 1Bro. Hfoward Ca'wîc, P.G.E pad Bro. Cordon .Lamant, P.G., ai ter rucb delving into theE paet, camre up ,vith a very la-N umtive lbsiory ai Oddfcl- kowsbip lai the town and tac i'rovirce ai Ontaria.e fi-o. C. G. Morris thankedt ~Zrs. Cmwle and Lamont fort eheir maýny hours ai work andt reetda Grand Lodge Re- V resenfative's Jewel uscd byt id,. F. P. Morris, F.G, etthiec GErand Lodgre Sessiions of 1921f to Bro. Cowle la trusit for ie, 7,odge. The 1 921 Sessions were E ~the, 9'71;11 S-Ission a i -Grand1 eLodgelii Ontario. fl-oney also extended bis con > Bro. C. G. Morris Is the third gratulations, ýfgeneration of the Morris farn- Bro. Ralph Yager brough sly to hold the office of Noble his good wishes from tih .Grand i the lodge. Grand Lodge of Ontario. -Following that Sister Elleen Bro. Art Youngman extend Smale of Beehlve Rebekah ed a hearty vote'of thanks b pLodge No. 125 presented the the committee on arrange lodge with a new Bible to, be mhents for their very success Cused by the' lodge. fui affair. Mr. Prout brought a con- The guests present thet gratulatory message from the rounded out the evening wItI 9Town of Bowmanville, a session of cards and dancing .Mr.' A. Carruthers, M.P.P., Music was provided very ahiý gave his congratulations on by Bro. Ernie Archer. - Bý 100 years of service to the Robert Mitchell and Alan Far community and Mr. Russell row, Publicity Commlttee. I .Recreatîon fR eviews Tyke League In~ the first game of Tues., Jan. 26th the Cardinals shut- out the Hornets by a 2 . to 0 count. Cardinals' goals were scored by Mark James with one goal and one. assist, David Lavergne one goal while Ro- bert Davey had one assist. The, second game the Blades defeated the Royals by a 2 to 1 score. The Blades' goals were scored by Dana Peebles and Brian Canfield while Brent Fillmore, John Janack and Ken Hoy picked up assists. The Royals' goal was scored by ClarkeMuseum Asks for HeIp ,From ýCitizens It's too early to begin "Spring Cleaning", but keep in mind "The Clarke Museum" when you do begin sorting through things. Ut is hoped th:at the "Clarke Museum and Archives" (locat- ed on upper floor of Orono Lihrary Building) will open early this summer. The theme wlll be "Early Days ln Clarke". If anyone has articles which. would be suitable for a kitch- en, parlour, bedroom - prior to 1867, if possible- and would be willing to boan or give them to the Museum for displýays, pleiase 'phone one of the num- bers given below. Donations of money will also he grate- fully received. 983-5188. Miss C. Stewart; 983-5837, Mrs. E. Schmid;, 983-5479, Mrs. D. Tansley. DELOITTE, HASKINS & SELLS Ctiartered Accountants OFFICES IN MAYOR CANADIAN CITIES- OSHAWA CENTRE -. OSHAWA PARTNERS: GORDON W. RIERL, F.C.A., R-IA. BURT R.WATERS, C.A. PHONE 728-7527t ANNOUNCI NG ANNOUNCING ANNOUNCING s AGAIN ANOTHER ONE 0F OUR USED CLOTIIING SALE s OnIly this ime w-- have selected the besi clothes, washed and cleane'd and ironed them ta mako them your Sunday best. BABY CLOTIIES LADIES' CLOTHES CHILDREN'S CLOTI-ES MEN'S CLOTHES ALL AT VERY LOW VALUE THE SALVATION ARMY CLOTHING DEPOT 35 DIVISION ST. BOWNANVILLE FRIDA, FEBUARY 2th 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. TOWN 0F BOMANVILLE APPLICATION FOR, LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE (ERTIFICATE of APPROVAI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TOWN 0OF BOWM"ý,ANVILLE 15 APPLYING FOR A CERTIFICATE 0F APPRO VAL, UNDER THE WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT 197q TO MNAINTAIN A WASTE MANAGE- MENT SYSTEMY THE LANDFILL DISPOSAL SITE 0F WHICH IS TO BE LOC4TED IN THE EAST H1ALF 0F LOT 14, CONCESSION 2, TOWN 0F BOWM'ANVILLE IN THE COUNTY 0F DURhAM. FURTHER INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINEDFROIM IE UNDERSIGNED. J, M, McLROY, A.M.C.T. Clerk-Adn'ûnistratoi 40 TeuiQerance Street BGowmlanville, Ontario Steve Huismen. Ia the first encouaicu c Tburaday,Jan. 28th the Indien and Americans pleyed to scoreleas drew. The second game*the Bomii eus defeated, the Stees by 1 t' 0- counit on a goal by Da: Jennings assisted h y Gar Schissler. Atom Leaguc To the firat Atom geme o0 Saiuîdey, Jan. 3Oth the Ferga defeaecd the Bisons by a 7 ta: score. The Fergas' goals wcu scoîed hy Rlck Bain with ai seven. The Bisons' goals wer, scoued by KXevin Ward, Scot Clii ton and Sid Tomîllsox wbiie Mike Buttonshýaw pick cd up -one assisi. The second gaine, thc Clip pers and, Prank's Variety play cd to a 3-all île. The Clippers goals' were scored by Peu Fice, Murray Ruddy anc goa and anc assiat, Len White anc goal while Mike H-eenan, Ket Devisoni and Dale Cary ecl had anc assiat. The Frank': Varicty goals were scored hi Mike SadIen, Pet ReynoUd with two while Jeuf Payai bad twa assista and Paul Hodg son had one assiat. The third coniesi, the Ramt dcfeated the Consumera Cet! Tyke All Stars by a 4 ta I, caunt. The Rama' goals weua scored by Joe Nowlan with twc goals and one esgst, Tod Mo. hasiey anc goal and ance ssiat Don Rupert one goal and Biai White anc assisi. The Tykes goals weue scored hy Star Greenbem and Rab, Deboc wbilc Tcury MilIeu hiad ani assiat and Darcîl Gaudy pick. ing up one essisi. The fourth game the Tigen dcfeeted the RayaIs by a 4 tc 1 count. The Tigers' goeh wcre scoîed by Steve Sander- son anc. Art Bons one goal and anceassiat,,Roc Hoogeboom one and Andy Jarvîs oanc goal and anc assiat, Doug' Hoy twc assista, Mark Vanson one and Jack Piach one asýsiat. T'ne Rayais' goals wcre scorcd hy Darucîl Paters as:sisted hy Mark Cbarland. Fee Wee League Ia the fluai geme ai Monday, Jan. 25th the Hawks defeet- ed the Rangera by a 7 to 4 couai. The Hewks' goals weue scarcd by Bred James witb two, Tom Connell two goals and two assista, Paul Passant two goals and anc assisi, Don Childa anc goal,'Barîy Tbamp- son, Eaul, Carter and Rady Caoney anc assiat. The Rang- ers' goals were scorcd hy Dave Down iwo, Dave Brown two while, Greg Balson, Steve Mill- son and Don Robertson bad anc issiat each. The second gaine the Leafs shutout the Wings hy à 3 tao0 count. The Leefs' goals wee scored by Darîcli' Knax, Jirn Sarginson and Keiib. Severn whbile James Black and, Bian Stoneburg bad anc assiat each. The fluai game ai FrIday, jan. 29th the Bruina deicated the Bledes by e 13 ta 1 count. T'he Bruins wcre led by Jerry [obaston witb five goals and one essiat, Doug Farrow iwa goals' and one essist, Doug Hutton. two goals and anc assist,' Curtis Noel iwo goals, .,airy Reid one goal and iwo assista, David HuIs one goal whîle Jim Campbell and Jay rerrll eci had ane essisi. The Blades' goal was scored by Eerry Sargînson. The second game the Can- ,adlens defeated the Kinga by a 3 to 1 score. The Canadiens' goals were scored hy Han Jukie vith two, Coud McNab while Frd Wind and Peter Wil- lougby one assist cach. The Uinga' goal was scored hy Glen Martin essisted hy Eric Burns and NeIl Ryen. The game of Saturdey, Jan. O0th the Beaveus deeatcd the Novice B's by a 4 'ta 2 score. The Beaerq' goals wcue scor- d by Rick Kuekenherg wltb two, Wayne Johnson anc and >ave Dauba nn goal wblle Barry Livingstone had ibîce asslis,. Lairy Heail, Gorden Wallace and John Castie one asaisi. The Novice B's goals were sconed by Ken Cowle and Denîs Sobil wbile Nlck Glbbs ted ance ssiat and Brent Be- dour two. Bantam League In the fiat eccounter the 'lycrs deieated the Cuba by an 8ta 2 count. The Flycis' goals unere scored by Dan .Leddy Don James had one assIst each, Midget League In the Midget game the Pine Ridge Scbool defeated- the Mount Royals by a 4 to 3 score, The P.R.S. goals were scored by Hilts two, Fitzgerald one Burke one goal and two assists Savoyard one assist. The Mt Royals' goals were scored by Steve Parker two, Steve Land one while Terry Rose and Doug Milîson had' one assisl lt eacb. le Ia the second game the Com. ets defeated the Bantamn B', 1- by a 3 to 1 score. The Com. o ets' goals were scored hy Larry 2.Brunt one goal and one assIst. . Dale Cowle and Pete Holkema one goal each, wblle Paul nForsey andKerry Milner bac ,h one assIst eacb. The Bantan gB's goal was scored by Doug [y Leddy assisted by Joe Hill. y 'The final game of tbe day the Canucks defeated the Gen- erals by a 7 to 5 score. The Canucks' goals were scored hi Bob' Luxton with three 'anc Ione assisi, Doug Tamblyn one Igoal and one assiat, Dave Ey- Iman one goal anal tbree assists, Steve Watson one goal and one assist, Max Johnson one goal whihe Mike Self, Len f Eldridge and Marty Wind eaci .s ad once assist. The Generals' a goals were scored by Mike Corneil, Doug Bragg, Jin Brooks and Trom Conaham one a goal each while Phil Harness * hiad one goal and one assist, 'Y Terry Baker one assist and Roi Piper one. fBEW1)LEY sWINTER CARNIVAL S Another Great Fine Ridge 'e winter carnival was held at Il Bewdley over the weekend, ,e with Doris Beatty, an 18- ,t year-ohd Port Hope High n School student, being chosea -"Carnival Queea". She rec- eived her crown and robes -from last year's queen Jo- -anne Therteli of Bowman- Ville. IAltbougb the weather was inot ideal for the occasion, it e la understood a good crowd ri attended the many eveats. S Collect 227- 5 (FROM PAGE ONE) sthe Toronto depot under the 2leadership of Mrs. Conquer- egood, R.N., was assisted by Dlocal voluiteers. The rest beds were looked after hy Mrs. R. Dilling, Mrs. A, Hilîs, Mrs., .T. Rehder, Mrs. J. Stacey and ;Miss C. Spry la the afternoon jand during the evening'session :by Mrs. J.,Coyle, Mrs. D. Jes- esu'D, Mrs. D. Stutt, - Mrs, J. - Werry and Miss Benschop. Dr., H. Ferguson was on caîl. S Refresbments were served to 3 the donors by the ladies of the' sOrono U.C.W. with Mrs. W. - Irwin, Mrs, F. Lycett, Mrs. S. 1Mather, Mrs. H, Mercer assist- ing in the afternoon and Mrs. 1C. Billiags, Mrs. J, Cook, Mrs, 3C. McLaren, Mrs. E. Mîilkon,ý 7Mrs. B. Long and PVrs . Vagg on duty in the feing. r Others who helped were: rMr. G. Griffin and several students from: Bowmanville Higb School wbo unloaded tho trucks and helped set'up the donor beds; Mrs. S. Dadson, Mrs. F . Grllfin, Mrs. W. Law-ý rie, Mrs. J, Living, Mrs. 'A. Martin, Mrs. A. Pearce, Mrs, F . Roberts, Mrs. J. Scott, Mrs, LR. Spry, Miss Ruth Paterson iof the Newcastle Girl Guide .Company and Miss Elizabeth rSpry registering donors and, . ooking after clerical work. The next chii will he beld an Wednesday, May tb. Please mark this date on YOUR cal- :endar NOW!!1 Kiwanisl (PROM PAGE ONE) Cook to Introduce the head table. Attendîag the evening .as guests of Kiwanis were: Lt. 1Governor Don Blakely and bis wlfe Colleen, Mayor and Mrs. Ivan Hobbs, Kinsman Presi- dent Kevin Cbipman and bis wife Barbera, Legion Presi- dent Stan and. Helen, Duna, 'Rontary Presidepnt St.pertndA Metcalfe on the piano, an old- fasbioned Idea that continues to be one of the most popular parts of a Klwais Charter Nigbt. And so on ta the evenin$ 0f dancing . . C arnet Powell and bis orchestra from Lind- say lived up to bis advace bîllling by filling the hall witb sounds of music, bath old and aew, llvely and slow - a reper- toire that seerned toý please everyoae. From sentimental standards ta excitiag Alpert sounds, Garnet played tbem ail. And the crowd loved it. There was more, much more; but why not experlence ît for yourself? Plan to corneaut' aext time when Kiwanis will once again pull out ahi the stops, for an evenlng of enjoy- ment wîth you in mmnd. Ac cidn Duricg the pat week the Newcastle deiachment, ai ib Onteria Provincial Police in- y vestigaied 28 accidenta, mostly d minai, but a few invalviag d heavy praperty Idamage and ;t anc serlous persanal injuries. PersonaliJ njuries, weîe sus- 1- tained hnara accident occur- s ring Monday evenîng et -about [- 8:34 p.m., on, 7A six miles Y eait of Port Ferry, whcn two tcars, one driven by Jack Nor- a mac Kenney of Lindsay anc I the other by Philip Wayne d Pugb of Reacb Township, c~ol- i llded. The two drivers anda 9 pessenger anly identified asa 1Mr. Quinin were taken ta boa. y pliai la Port Ferry with un- -deiermiced îiuries. Mu. Pugi ewas leter transferred ta Tor- y anto Western,. Damage ta thb two vehicles toiallcd an, es- t iimated $1800.ayn; Elect e PROM PAGE ONE.' s revealed the sai-ne split ibat appeared duriag the debete on' thec Osbaw7a-Whitby merger stiudy. Mayor Hobhs replaces Joha Williiams, Reeve of Pickering Township as the commitie': vice-chairmen. The new chairmian and vice- cheirman ,vii l old thelu re- spective offices for two years. They were bath niominaici by Oshawe's Mayor Ed Mcý NeelY. He arguied In his nom. icatian adduess thlat Mr. Beauh would be ceutral la bis direc- tion of the siudy whcrees Mu. Newmeci would have beer obliged laeci as e representa- tive of is municipality., Meyor Hobbs said In an la- tervlew on Friday that he bac noi expected the namination bc&or e themeeting started. He remnarked that as long as the mejority wanted bim for ihel job, he would coi nor could nal look the other way. He feit that hoth Mayar Newman and Mr. Beetb weua "capable, mec" who comniand- cd e gucai respect". Either men wauld have becnablhe to do a god job, bie edded. "Burt the membeis on the committee lcdicated they went- cd a change," he said., Mu. Bcaih received bis votes fuam the seven-men Oshawa delegetion, Bowmanville, Darl- ingion and East Whiihy. Mayor Newman drew bis sup- port froin the narihern munici- pailties, Pickering, Ajax and from the Iwo provincial re- presenitatives on OAPADS. The Fourth Discussion pap- ci of the OAPADS îs due ta be relcascd la the mcxi few, wceeks. Mayor Habbs expects con- sidrale isussonon the lateat repart saying thet ihere arc a lot ai questions about tbe regional proposaI wbicb are euhl unanswered. Thougb as vIce-cbaiuman af the executive commiticielhe has certain responsbIilities for the OAPADS reglon as a wbole, Mr. Hobbs essuies ibet be wlll continue ta look ai the effect of OAPADS, de- cisians on Bowmanvîlle. He la the town's anhy delegate on the executive committee. Reeve Bob Dykstra la the aternate delegate, and la Mayor Hobhs' absence attends the meetings, Mu. Beath said that It was necessary ta create the Osha- wa-Ceniercd region "fast... but coi too fat." He said that a regignal gavernment could nat be formed. successfully "1unlesa wve have a consensus that la practical and extens- Ive". Mayor H o b b s cautioned« egalasi hia hasty an action. "If we act toa qulckly it would be like shooting firat and asking questions laier," he said. Mayor Newman l1wevcu feels ihai the regian shlould he farmed wiihout undue delay. He seid there weîe Indicationsi that Metropolitan Toronto mey attempit toincorparate Pickeu- lng and Ajax. If ibis hep-1 pened, lie coniendcd, develop-i ment la Oshawa, Whitby andJ points eait would 'be abaied. Mayor Hohbs discounted the 44t--4-t And JsA'id thet unfil Gnome Keanels of Bowman- UaW Idinner guests of Mr. and Mrg. JovileLlod Dad RMouthMe, ndJim Rowan, Tyrone. Occasion Johnand iane Mouk, ndof littie Dannv's 2nd Vear hirth- Round-up IMaple Grove Dog Obedienc t-7~aon. Clarnicie Easanof. Peterbor- Ralph Simpson and Ken (PROM PAGE ONE) with Mr. and Mis, Thomas oughi skidded on the !ce and Flant were there with thei-rlperson would not accept as a Dickson, Bewdhey, snow as hie drove into Lyall's horses and sleîhbs SUPPlying gift, hie will buy . . . if the Mr. Lawence Wright, Toron- Cut Rate service station on rides for the children for the price la rlght, ta, is on holidays for e week Highway 3M-115 on Friday the better part of the day. During the lest Salvation with bis parents, the E, 1 5th et about 7:50 arn., and Snowrnabile -races sponsored!Arrny sale, on January 22 and Wrights. crashed înto -the building. He by County Chrysier of Bow- 23, an estimeted 500 people Mr, and Mis. Adam, Sharp did about $400 damage ta bis manville took place ha the blitzed the Corps Hall in Bow- spent the weekend with Mr. car and about $200 to the efternoon an a straight strip manvîlle looking for hargains. and Mis. B. Wannamaker, building The station Is owned about .300 yards long ecrossaia A ton of clothes, part of the Seagrave. by Lillien Gertrude Glenny field et the top of the bill. baunty generous peophe have Mrs. Doris Holroyd, Bow- of Newcastle'. There were three events, one doaated to the Corps since lest manville, is spending a week Also on the 5th, et 8 e.rn., for 12-13 yeer olds, one for 14- September, was sold duîing wlth Mi. and Mis, S. Lamb. a, car drivea by Ian Richard 15 year olda, and one for 16 those two days. Mi. and Mrs. Rosa Mann Kell-acd of Rexdale collided year olds. Most of the remainder, In- and femily, Oshawa,W,,, with e tractor traiher aperated The fiast race was won hy cluding the beat fram the Sunday supper guest.s et Yý by Stuart Johnston McDiar- Joey Burns who topped a fieldorigineh pile, will he put, on and Mrs. Clarence Stainton'S. mid of Rexdale, while travel- Of 14 contestants. ~The second sale tbis Frlday, February 12. Mr. and Mis. Carl Curtis, ling alocg the eastbound lane was won by Charles MaîtiniSelvation Army volunteers Baltimore, w e r e weekend of Hîghway 401 east of New- out of e field of six. The third have spent the past few weeks guests of Mr. and Mis. John tonville. There was about $600 race had aahy two contestants mendlng, sewing and pressing Siemon. damage done to Kellaad's car and wes won by John Vermeu- many of the clothes until ihey- and $50 to tbe truck, len. George Mutton supervisedibook like new. NEW DIRECTOR Two cars collided on Sun- the races. He wes assisted by There lsae rumaur that ha. At a recent annuel meeting day at 1:12 p.m. et Taunton Lloyd James and Hec Coak- ceuse of the bard work and of ihe Octeria Nursery Tradem Road and Scugog. The drivers well, bath of County Chrysher. effort some of the prices wlll Association, Mr. Knox Henry were John Joseph Kroll and Trophies were presecied ta he inflatcd, but by bow much of Brookdale-Kingsway Ltd., Albert Edward Worsley, .bath the wîaners. no one knows. Bowrnanville, Ontario, was 0f Oshawa. Damages were s The tow-rape aewly instaîl- Stilîl even et l100% 1afla.- elccted ta the Board of'Dhrec- tiated et $500 to cd'end largcly the work of tdon the hergains look mighty tors, toKroll's Herb Knapp and bis employ- eaticing. vehicle and $200 to Worsleys. cspîe t is kesu Later, an Sundey, et 3:50,te' biplTe ire ad bee adPLNNN p.rn., e car dîlven by Wayne dhth il h a ee t a e th OK CNCERT NESTLETON Richard Luke of Qiono ýand dahte day beforet tth on rve yLwraeH tow approved by the provin RO-COCETMt. and Mrs. John, Froutr ociel authoritiesawbutcei elh cc- The Recreation Dept. ad- Susan and Davîd, Oshawa,- of es HlI olidd aer. d happily. Ia fect the inspec- vises ibat e rock music con- werc Sunday visitais Wîth his Betheny Ski Club ceusxng toi was'so impressed with the ccii la being phanned for mother, Mus. Ivan Prout. $250 an$e50ta thefrtve safety gate design that hie la Pcb. 28th et the Town Hall. Frienda are pleesed that scnintending ta advise other 'ski- During the evening there Mis. Margaret Hicks is pro- A short while later, at 4:37 tow aperators ln the province will also he e draw for a gressing favourably follawinq p.m., a car duiven by Edward ta incar-porate some of the aterea. More details next surgery In Port Ferry Hopb Nicholson Scott of Port Ferry features of Sugar Plumn's week. tai, and hopes ta be borne collided wiih a taw truck op- ther designs. soon. eraied by Clem James Wilso1A tem fo onn's Mi. and Mrs, Neil Lee andi af Blackstock, on the 5th Brewery spent the day filming ENNJSKILLEN faniily, Mr. and Mis. Loinè Concession of Cartwright eat the opening on ,video-tape. Lee and family weîe recent. of Blackstock. Wihson's vehi- Aýppeently, any group inter- Mr. and Mus. Joe McGillidînner guesta wîth Mi.ad. de was undameged accordngctlseing teso e San enad od ok:Mus. Howard Lee an-d Clif- to O.P.P,, but Scott's was ta appîy to Gord Wray, Moîson's ville, wZere Saturday overnightfod tetnof$500. Miss Mae Reynolds and Mu,. the tune ai ~representative for ibis erea. guests of Mi. and Mis. Harvey'Ed hlasvstdStv Then et 9:15 p.m. on High- The videa la e new develop- McGill. On EudyM.a dd Wilasvit Sur way 35 et Enterprise Hill two ment and can ha phugged into Mis. H. McGill, Mi., and irj da with Mi. and Mis. Nor- cars, one driven hy George eny televîsion set. Jac McGll and family were man Samelîs. e Robert Guthîle of Bowmaa- Throughoui tbe festivities, dinner guesta wlth Mi. and Guesis during the wee ville and the other by Bea- rentaI cquîpmenî was made Mis. Ralph Virtue,' Judy and with Mi. and Mis. Clarke trice, Yvonne Bruneau of Toi- availeble by D'& R Sports. Laurlîe. Williams were Mis. Alma acta, collided. One af the Direction signa were provhdcd Ms oenTelOt-Peîigoe, Mis, Greg Hlewson pasene inl the Guthîle courtesy of Mechanical Adveî- we. spent the weekend with and daughter, Ceeserea, Mr, vehicle, Grant O'ReiIly Of tising of Oshawa. bier parents the E.ý Trewins. and Mis. Mîhtos, Stephenson, Oshawa, was injured with a The unsung heîoes ai the Mi. and Mis. Floyd Pethick, Janctville, Mi. and Mus. MeT- suspected whiplash. O.P.P. day wcîe the countless number Scarborough, weîe. Sunday hurn Middleton, Lindsay. estimated the damage ta the ai citizena involved in tbe visitais with Mi. and Mis. S. Mi. and Mis. Viciai Jo- vehicles et about $500 ta each. project from the firat ceangfFeic hannsen. Malton, spent the af the bill, ta the openîng cere- Mi. S. Keîsey, Hampton- Mi wcckend with Mi. and Mrs, manies. There are too maay ta Clae Ashton,' Oshawa, ;verý Neil Lee, Debhie and David. qKggâgZm iat bere. Suffice to mention Sunday supper guesta of Mu. Mi. and Mis. Eaîl Argue, AW qu V- some of the techaical workers: and Mus. Harold Ashton. Manvers Station, Mr. Cecil *M U Rosa Knepp, Larîy and Don Mi. and Mis. Lawrence Argue, Toronto, were Sunday oe mLuxton, Joe Van Der, Weer, Wern were visitais with Mis. dinner guesis with Mi. qmd Ted Clarke, Sam Butiery, Jim C. B. Wagg and son Mi. Bruce Mis. Victor Malcolm.e E PROM PAGE ONE) -Colhisa, Gardon White, RalDh Wagg. Mi. and Mis. Reg Haines, elopig th spots aSimpson, Ray Bures, Bill Mi, and Mis. Ross Row- Caesercea, visitcd Sunday- with opn thsp rtsaea. Burns, Roc oe le un lands, Scarborough; Miss Clara t son G2rowc 01mRuisothnr and daughter-in. viuary n L;oxe o ,BwmIan- vile was Master of Ceremon- les for the opening day festivi- ties whîch ineluded Wbiz-Skjd rides, toboggan races, snow- dmobile rides and races, dog sled rides, sleîgh rides, and, of course, skiing. There had been fear that DFriday's ice storrn would have vmeant a cancellation of the ceremonies. But, with the help of snowmobiiers who ran their m rachines up and down the cslopes breaking up the surface, the bill was prepared ade- quately for the day's activi- ties. While this was going on, ecbildren were given Whiz- rSkid and snowmobile rides in aan adjacent field. The Whiz- tSkids were supplied by the tBowmanville manufacturer of -the 'cycle-ski', L & L Tool. àThe snowmobile rides were ,under the auspices of the Bow- emanville Ridge Runner Snow- Bmobile Club and Long Sault Snowmobile Club. Tobogan races, open to syoungsters aged 8-15, got un- derway shortly after 12 noon. There were 27 contestants in tbtree races, two for singles 1and one for doubles, Five Bow- 7manville hardware stores sponsored the event. They -were: Canadian Tire Corp., Crest Hardware, Lander Hard- iware, McGregor Hardware and Western Tire. The winners ofý the first singles race (under 12-year-olds) were Ed- Ken- dodd, John Treybal, Diane Cooke, and Elizabeth, Topor. rThe winners of the singles race for over 12-year-olds were Doug McEwen, David Buttery and Jim Serginson. The doub- les race was won by Jim Ser- ginson and Gord Knapp. Five toboggans were offered as major prizes; and there were four indivdual runiner-up awards. Rick Gould made the presentations. A, special and very popular feature was the dog sled rides. There was some. concern that the pure bred dogs would be 'spooked by the buzzing nois- orne snowniobiles. But this proved not to be the case. The two proved tbey could share the same slope. 1 Five inembers of the Osh- awa Dog Ohedience Associa- tn pripatd in the evet, H g b an d d au g ter of th Nepachee Kennels in Osbawa, Bessie and Jm Patterson of JOIN US FOR.. Supper Dancing Saturday Nite in the Captain's Lounge to the mussicof THE QUARTET wvith -BOB HILL vocalist featuring N. Bobbie' Sherron 1O TO~f~ 1 STEAL $51 IN CASH , $51 was stolen on Friday Zafternoon fromn an unlocked cash regiqter in one of the gas bays ai Turnball's Esso t Station on Highway 401 east of Newcastle. The theft *was reported te Newcastle O.P.P. ai about 2:30 p.m. BREAK IN AT VAN BELLFYS .Van' Belle Gardens was brokenir nto on Saturday evening. A front window Was smashed, the intôrlor was sllghtly distarbed, but nothing apparently was taken. WestSide (FROM PAGE ONE) Caine Mutiny Court Martial jand Mrs. Coverly allowed their jexuberant cast much freedom Of movement and the crowd scenes, such as Bernardo's deatb and Anita's tauinting. were extremely well executed. A very touching scene was the mock weddîng of Maria and Tony. The stage of the Bowman- ville Town Hall presents the performers wîth many prob- lems not the Ieast of wbich is Iack of backstage space. With nowhere to store additîonal props or sets,~ it was remark- able how well changes of set- tmng were indicated by the merest suggestion of a door- way. Andrea Ewert dîd a nias- terful job of designing a set which was, both visually at- tractive and utîlitarian. Cos- tumes by Tessie Brown were successful because we had no difflculty distinguishing the Jets and their girls from the Sharks and their girls. 1With a cast as large as the one in West Side Story, it is almost impossible to single out each performer. Outstand- ing ln a totally successful cast wvere lovely Tina Vooys as Maria, and Terry Russell as Tony. Both have good stage presence and strong voices [whether singing individually or in duet. Jet leader Rick Mdr- rison and Shark leader Dennis Deeley 'provided spirited act- ion and we felt that each was, indeed, the leader of his men, As Bernardo's girl, Anita, Cindy Ayre, provided one of her strongest portrayals. She sang well, and performed wîth great style. Lillian Lavender, as Anybody's, was delightfui as were Patrice Eyman and Lynda Eyman as Rosalie and Consuelo. The latter girls greatly heightened the'comedy in "America". Dennîs Francis was a lively Action, and par- ticularly good iiibis number Both dîrectors deserve the thanks and appreciation of the community for providing such an enjoyable evening, and al- thougb most of us knew ia ad- vance the sad ending, we were nonetheless toucbed wben Trony dies -and leaves the grieving Maria to unite the two warring gangs, As a delightful' addition to the evening, the Bowmaaville High School Band played a few aumbers prior to the open- in curtain. Mr. Tremeer bas obviously worked long and 'productive hours with this large group of students and it is tô his credit tbat there is s0 succssful a band. il Page, Toronto, weue visitais law, Mr. and Mus.- Aylw,*i with Mus. E. Page' aveu 'the Haines, Annette and Anthony. weekend. Mu and Mis. Laine McKe A family gathcuing wes held wcre Sunday supper guesli on Sunday ai Mi. end Mus. E. with Mu. and Mis. Alvin Wrlghi's." Bruce, Port Ferry. Misses Andrea and Denise Moorcuaft, Bowmanville, werc SALVATION ARMY Saiuuday oveunight, guesis The Salvation Armny, "The with Mu. and Mus. F. W. army ai the hclpicg hand" Weîry. Mi. and Mus. Moor- was eîmed witb a $100 doa-e creit caîled for the girls on tion from tic towa corpora- Sunday. thon on Manday evening (Feb- Mu. and Mu-s. EauT Trewin ruauy lis). were Sunday evcnlng visitais Bowman ville towa ,ncouncil wlth Mu. and Mus. Sandy paascd e resolutian te meke Moore, Shirley Rd. the donation, tic same ane Mu. and Mus. H. Rawan and they have made for the lest famlîy were Fridey evcnîng few ycaus. ___ SornleoneYou CooeW. 1Wctl love the leste of old-fashioned candles' made with sweet dairy cream and fresh country butter In beautifui Valentine gi boxes. Valentine Candies tram JURY & LOVELL LD YOUR REXALL STORE 2 KING ST. E. BOWMAN VILLE