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2 The CanadienSlmai enevll;e, Mesy'C., 1171, Tue- rhbearesirco W e ra' dHd pevlegd e hae MelaIan R1Thtomas cm 10 Boxvmnanille titis weoki 1n -iinster to our soiîtual needu. eI Thursdlay and Frîdayev emgMay 4 and 5, hoxvl Sunldas', May 7 et 7p.nBxv cd Chuei, ScuggS tr(i'r2 ieet, 1 ISean Mr. Thmas. he sev- ices r ponxored bv ite( Bowmaîvill1(e Min'istil As- ('n and 1ttend p Torch~iteaes ,eua1 badqereesin ilp Gaauncentre was pexte ïili Hem p ont f, ntîontlaI iý dan rk.Ttitepujrpose or ireajch yonIt-g roeo le foritehp earvicEo f lite[-nid Jcrus qitnist et bo1rne axîý1danod The Ma1jor was reaed1inC b~kelo lturit egua r]y.: G n, n1h a- l r,,Bibl ttChris:t L et ite-gof 12.At, t~~~~~,f ra\fUcov cd10dsvt 044 ~ L t4 p 9 44'1 "-îO'. t hti by s j-,Gd0l1d Majo ToRsu Mexdai'Ce cl meting ad telayed aout i coiuiiite Ii eid eOfl amI ie ub e t. Semewe WC Cet ue eoupcl eetin aithey ,d , 1le aitiu otid telihetu telrfiie ol Station erse 7: of oihl, lrerth ce. mane ga t erie eift 60n ThsWeekend Thornias inbo patits of servie 'ary Forces in Bclgiuxn a ýnd litI ho netitr r o-saw non took part icnlte ev;acueliion et chose, but taI wvereo stisfy- Duinkirk. As h fli fuey served-bis coutry ýas a uoidier îng and elweys edHvenrouu. thont, te ir faiitfuliy serviJng Inlado edclscitool an'dý is LrliteCaptain of bis ~vane1ie ttrogitul ei- Areas in wliiti hehoas lhad tain, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' dseîlyaogyugopnuiisbminuster ini- 1 e-ope. RBef1oi-re Wnld Wer Il cuelte Bnitstleq., moul brokeouI, e ksdsix wnder-counîn11ies or etr uoe ful ear ol evr-epaningCanada, U.S.A., Asria e miîtvici Sheing te secret Zealand, New Ginea, For- of'.ýh lilfe tiat D3 ici Christ, oe JapanIdaPkitn Duîn Wel Wr lwîth Afnic,lte, Wout "Indie's, andi hiti iifaýnly battalion, ho sony- mout countrios 0 f Soit Am îr[er- Unpopular SiteUGeS School %îBoadmurd No-,Jd A 14-Acre site bas bPeen sent ownerî of t lelnd, Thte chaorn Ifor Cobourgu co(nîro- land xii ho purchesed ai vërs'ial nèw seior elemetay $5,000 an acre, but viii be evon more conîroverslal titan as yol undotermined coîl. lte scitool ltself. Opposition b lite silo cornes In ils, Apn-il 271h meeting1 ront nol oonly nesidenîs of lte Notubrad-Drtiheorea and toxvncouncil, Board of Educiabion gave ils but from te reidents of property coilitee lite au- ltoh Toxvnui.ti p, witeîr torlîy bto corne ta lents ,îith e local sachools will ho clos-i - ________-building. AUl meetings of town commîltees and hoiards have rocentlv resolvriopo ap- proval, of a steiun lte(,,iP end of the Iown. witle 1, site ciiosen ls in tse eass end, adjacent tb lacid .$a(edifoir park developmnent. AI lite Boardmetn, iel plan xanpsdhyGre Wtiltfield xvho sald: 'Legall"y lte move usigit, bt li ti-ý cally it lu dynam.qite.' Hoe 'as anuxvowcreh'O b'Loard - Chairn ,Bob Fkîn, xho, rcould meke ttle decisio o a plibcalorMn educai onal su P nd eronUy'i ac- cept lit eledueuinconcept.' £JVea75,eraiserightacross theý Appopratey Git rapedboard. Cotin. Hooper poxntedi out that this vercentage raisel S 0 1UR Fi,".0 0 1IFT T ABL E ;would increase the dispart betwreen the salaries- of differ-ý inraefo-r Ail staf1, wirh, 1 f houh it 'old i s t i m i n- ta2th ,xP]ritv. wullpre- BQWMANVIILLE frm iomgstîli f1uther, l ta cuMils ac o ethus- 1aasm r)For this frmlawhich ITh-iemtterwasbrachin cceurilby Reeve Robert Dyk- stra vwho ,pioposced to the mayor a'ftetebugt a pointed immiiaýl<tel to) th~ KINSMEN IW5 Fun - It's NeÂ-w - It's Exciting. $200»OO N PRIZES FOUR -$50,0 GAMES - ($O.OO MIUM îPRIZE) EVERY MOÛNDAY AT 6:P30 P.M. ON CARLE TV GAME Ni- No Wlx1 - GAME No. 3 -$50 GAMENo2 Býi31 ef, RRF 6, BewwÀ % l illî1e Mr., Johni Russell, OShawa Tvy Wlllaxs, ObawaGAME No. 4 - No Winxier Mm. . Faser OsawaFirst Gamie Next Week for $100 Uie SnihOaw Cards for next week will be GOLD Caqrds on miSale lIBowmanville at CABLýE TV OFFICE - 26 KING ST. WEST MacONAD'SVARZIETY - 71 KING ST. EAST BRY-SON'S S1OKE SH101 - 31 KING ST. WEST JPEFFREVàýýS SUPERETTE - 83 'LIERTY ST. SOUTH NORH.'ND ARKT 101 LIBERTY ST. N. fil 13 r. Went was educated lu C On Ma-y ilfrom 12:30 tO A- Hg~om tb7-commîe, _______Caýnada, and ohtalined bis B.A. $ 0 a magi buge x a 1hewv an Uiniversity. He is ln Collision Ctuo:lo voprerei U mi-emrbers of the Bars of On-! resgntinpinfngout to Ithe H o leVice-President, Ontaro, mated damage ui n Arl2, teev, tat bis 1resîgnation rthe ,Retail Couricil if C;anada.ltwo-car'collision at, t e 0iter. pai1, n t asî uthe b uutltVrnin o teafiitono tres was~~ Hae o ntebde a t *f ln c 1e was instrumnentl in ar- section of King and Liborty the inclusion 'lof certain ,;ai a-I a rt in oo VIIWI (fn the Ontario Retail Accident A car driven hy John R. aries, whîqh are tuif air n-d Prevention Association with Knight of il Prospect Strezt Councillor Don Allin then Ilj 1967 when ORAPA became -Updel] of 100 Liberty Street. challenged the propriety 0f L O r If L U U ully federated with IAPA, l'lorth: Both dr-iver$ were thellr ic reinto.Jl UIIndu yI X Mr. Went has been the retailrslightly injured in the acci- Itntthe fhst lime tha representative of the IAPAjdent, but neither requiredî somneone has resigned frornaSun a tloutisS. att his tmBomn i lnct we diitatv omte. hospital admission. comites ad hveevey rebuy hi wekpreparing Mi r.M, Wicks of the Cour't Iple'ase take the lime to don:; r et*ondDmno _______ right to do it, sinces th(eesIfor a Redos Bloo)d Dnor ic-e staff and the Studet tate at Courtice and 1elp the Str in1936 as a accourt- nuthing ini the Munticipal 1Aet ilînînto hhe le t the-,choo1l Councîl extend an invitation studentsinr b e rywoth ig le.1 1e wcadVLae-Pr- GTCS O tha sysI ant, rpledThiursday, iay 111h, fraintto any person in the area 1 hl poetdent, Personne i d LaourTIROUGIR Counillor Hooper. 12i0pi. ito 4:00 p.m. It xx attend. I o nse h lo xtfe-Pi lO!Rltosbfr suighs LSII hpdtut at least 100 stu-pretpoion 'Rev ykiiathnasked den i il doliatetheir bloodFo n r B w l r if Counillor Hooper would, recQnsider bis rtesigniation, but F u d ' B w u-r wben he declined to do so, it 1 1 1 1 1 & S wasccepted by Counil. O P-oks L4TEý'ASVINSLU are so deop Looks isSecond in Tour ne "I fnd I rerttb e ephiiv rChariered Accountants ly involved li newgotiationsj% Bowmanville Foundry plac- Steelworkers get together the OFFICES IN MAJOR CANAIlIAN CITIES and it's going to ho hard for1 The NewcasteOP eah- ed second in Eastern Ontario only thîng that can happen ix BELL~ CANADA BUILDING someone else ln f ail in," corn-mnti loig for liedrerac eelw6rkers Tournamnent held a gond time. With 18 mensOSAAC TR -OIAW mlto heRev.in Oshawa over the April 30 teams and 10 women's teami.s RA C ManrHohaxldt otfhe a crwîhlf tg-ekn.thsaia etigi las PARTNERS: GORDON W. RIFUIL, F.C.A., R.I.A. on-ly choicesý for eieienced 5ý 40 eccdent on 11ha Local 2375, one of the small- a success. Teama as far aa repl'acentaie Concllr3 ncden ccre a.s locals in the tournarnent, as Pemnbroke and Qananoque GORDON F. SEDGEWICK, C.A. Proutt and Bell1, and Reeve about 10:20 ato, Wbein a gra lied everyoie in dismnay as corne every year n matter BURT R. WATERS, C.A. Dykstra. vol truck celded with a, sta- tbey bowled witb great deter- where the tournamient io held. The 'Reeve agreed that heono-ary traller-truck, and senitinration te win-but fell short The members of the Bov- P O E 7872 couleora yar xx boh te rvetrcanth of thoir goal as the powerful manville club, Norm Cowle,j bad "a ütpioa eradbtthgrv!tukadhlOsbawa Fittingi team ivith Hector Ballantine, Ai Sweet- P O E 7 87 2 a halflo eie&' but said traller of the> olihr down a great depth bowled tremend- man, Normn Henning, Murray he wa)s arad Xtrem-ely 30-foot embaîkrnent. ously in the fifthgame 10 Adarns and Ron Good and al]._..... -1sy 'h ai t h bis At the tlme of the collision,con thiough with the victory. ithe rest of Local 2375 would couicdn't bit me a a wor1: the- trailer-truck h-ad 'e' The annual tournament isilike 10 congratulate the Osha-1 imeý( becauLse oft 1he con-iàtrue-Istoppod for a car stalled l inalways looked, forward to be-lwa team for winning, but weI lion a the store." I the southbound laneo f lte cauisewhen brother and sistor hope to get revenge next year . .A fI T 11e ow vr beame ne of highway, jusi beyond a curi e w' therepacmensin tandem Constable Ian Yrdléy lt.,E th rie ayrat thun Bell, hp sugg o ,taftii Coun.linvestigating officer. se idE ect Vice P eV é t16" 302"f Beltitho would that whplen oacdn , o av ýailable for the nopxt curred tlie drivcr of îlitestal* *S o e two weeks and ,uggested lit ed car lowored.bis bood an-d LN'IV1ITI'yOf the Maâyor qit in for hlim, drove away. P 15 5 0 sncyuvohad exporienco Neit eof tse truck &'r§MLI&dPU0 Ç YorHonour,"ors, Wayne Pearceo f Lm Presi Vn o A AK T<nsaatoieta Buit ilee malter was not fin- Lane, Bowrnaenv---ille, andW RonIstalaio alysetlled unlil a number of ald Vanier of St. Mauirice lîfr ent, Vice-Pres- .othor alernatives bad been Quebec, was hurt, '"'Â dent, AdminiîstratioD suggested. Damage lte traîler bas I(ain o ConilrAllin aslîed wby, been estimnated at $300, but' rU S ~ V iinSorsLdi h e eolalions couldn't ho band- tb.oe gravel truck, wîth an es- u4Ms W epe poudn flteJdsre ledby Conrnlt elo thlimaled value of $6,000, was St. paul'x U.CW. enlortain- 'Accidenit Prevention Assoca Whole. Ia total wreck. dSoh tnlca oo ion. Ho was oelected presiçlent Howas bld bowevor, hyi to a Dessert Luncheonon nat the 5 Anual Goneral Mayor Hobbs, thal witilè suctIusd abrnoAp l3 ,eetng of lite Association ný move was psil,"fy u~~T ho tables looked deligbl'fully Tororilo, April 10. -do, you'1l gelp ré e yourself m îFFWto' a'glie ceted wl Thte oliter incoming officers powoerful mess.' brîitlred geraniums and aeii-tVice-Presidont, 5.ý Counillor Olive CobbaIl Mn. J, Ky illeenandMr. E Mtel L d.,C nrd Scond *Selavaied * ooEcosr thnsid Iknow Ibis l il npss ilos ovrn, ieidnSpn I-grouud vinyl ptool *Abvogroid poolsý new 10 me, b1ut omehow il RMPG N) Titldi aso-ogVc-rsdnC. W. El *Complote fine ef Chemisi nd Accesso)ries sneotlonsejuil kind fork-smbythtwhnthwroe wbijiie lcded*hirthday greel- WihVice-P esident and themilvesout."was ait cnsidred h hadingi to Pres.,ident Mn., W.,CGeneral Manager, E. J. Wright e d o l od-t sgeste ItaI as lvotedin avoredi ohe dTeeplo. Mrs. H. Turner thon Centrail Ltd., Strathroy, -and A e d wummunrg BPooml e She thon ugstdtapr-vtdilaoro tnth presenled MeIs. Teeple witb a Honiorery Treasurer, J. W, feuinl egtatnsh brebaux of ils evrntual neeessity Lf.onesi nIeUC Hui fJ .HuiMn- 5 Bernard lSt. 623-3058 1whsicb drew is bemCir, and inevitably imer e a S, ng w. n e u ule r Mip iss Rthe .f actunîng of , L. a, Tornu- ubrzddalr-Jezi-Geea olA Bell, but froma no onie else. cot oto nvdrn- Hancock poined on ber mem- Mr. Wenl 60,)lx lte finIt 2Il was finally sugse y sideration of lte extension. bership pln. peutv r-nlt ail in- RýPeeve Dykslea, althouh h o 1 He was joined by bot Mn., H. Fergusin con duel- dutry1be(ome preîotI______ e.cPknowledged the position in Coun. Hooper and Reeve Dyk-ed lte Devotional Psriod I 1wbhite Mayor was pleced, stra, wito bôt onIt dttMrs. O. Daîrymple thon in'- litaIlite woofite bocome 'Counil's reeson for stalhîng trodueed titeakrfrlt lte new memnbers of lte corn- the decision bad been 'stock' afternoon, Mn. Karen Fitzsîmý- miîee.aI recolving te OMB's ap- monts from lte Ontario Doe- Il"If you'll do0 il, l'il sharo il rvaraier titan lte ox- parîrnent of Agriculture and Iwili you,"ho bold lte Mayor pected itearing. Food, Homne Economîxlt forI "an alitugi Ikno i'Il sitould 'have been oh- Nortlumberlanid and Durham -haven'l gol te lime 10 do ailviu' added lte Reove, 'taI Counl1,ies- lte reading iiees.sary, if we by ils decision, ltse 0MB ERis. Filzuimmons gv an TW FB0 M N IL ,fSltil we sitould ho able 10 showed Ils recognition 0fr a illutr-ated lalk on how' adver-TO N F 7OVPINV1LLE ipitdire neod.' îxsing presents ils pr>oducîs1 ,gel Al done." CuAlnsi eha h se htPeor li- posdteexotonsion witen values, statilg ltaI values$aaoe- t et vadte. joint 9ppoi t lwas lest considered, ho- tho ideels and prinLiples yff 'LMA 10 ýýetwsmd.cause afler checking wï1hthlie wiict. we live and titey affectW~" _________________ town'u engineor, ho ited not jour youtits' citoico of career PC holieved lte Scugog St. sxe or mioi'k, Ibus affecling comxC N A D AU-D T J f YC II flfS1capable of handling the extra mruily and nation, ' CADA H S IL - + flow. Ho said h hoitd also talc- Mn. 5S. Buttery, expioe i ..-..en, non.m consideration t be %te thanki 10 Mrs. FîLtzsîm opposition. monS. Mrs.ý Teeple cîoîed lte M y t> 1 7 E Iect Offtîcers ;t"17 At which point, Mýiay(,er meeting witit prayoer. CY 1 ni Hobits remninded hlm l0itaItts I.JISCUSS i ae1n S fr epoit,Ted oly igiî,ni1StliIn recognition of the importance and role of hospitals helpinig lit luia1YugPoge-ptnaredwttCu.A preserve and protect the health and well-,being of Canadians, we sioCnevtviwas held but added titat mueth of bi- o £ recognize May l2th as Canada Hospital Day., on WdnesayApril 261k. opposition waî based on lte Plans we \ýre dis.sOdor hold- prediclod developnrt of thetp RO PAGE ONE) We honor as weIl in Canada Hospital Day the work of 0n adinr wil "t aguest area.' sp aker,i - m wasi, hake and 'l car't accpîil as a tomr-nunitv Centre. iefcl usnale elhpronladmmeso te autLlion sale ecombinied, and poeary titing,' ho sald. AI- Tit-eo xiii hogarbage cmdclourignlid elhprone n ebeso-te lte posibility of selling pens. ltougit ho acknowledged boti tlainons ah aiong lte route and profession s along with countless v/olunteers and board members Who Tite ±olloxvixtg people wereelte Reevoes -and Mayor's ex- frpe gerbage hags distributed so diligently strive to maintain and improve the highi standards of 1 htli ScUe hrn! Frcee eefreliret tlced tb attend lte Annual planation tat theSugg ilUhogivn I b eon optlcaeaalbe oCndas Meeting anPitd Election of Off i- route had heon chouan. auslteWitby Art en tre.kon optlcr vial oCndas cor o lteOntrj Yuig heaei pssble h oprs-Grenfeldt Disposablefrn Under the partnership between different levels of govern., . rogre.ss;i ve Conuerv a ti1v e s sed doubti about Ils capacily, Courtlico 15 donalîng .bwo mn n h outr optlssemn cuvmnshv ,.in May: Charles Reid, Bort because 'I kntow a s soon as itruc-k.s for lte day t0 assist In mnlnxh'xoutr opta ytm ayacivmnshv 'Reid, Richard Fouler, Cathty we pltelat pipe in, ail sortsllilter disposai. Ail frorntitis been attained in the hospital and health care field. Our hospital eHeberle. and tite alternabes' of peoplo xvii] ho ready' toal.aremray ojblain route candi y were David Gray, Saliy jumpjn in lte lter end," in teir ,scitool titis weok in sYstem now is recognized as one of the finest in the world. -Snevd, Calty Carruthori, Joe Couýn.4 Allin toit Llit if eî.tAng for te caritox copyiacmlsmnso hsprnrhpaenmru n lVanderveor and John Bnine changeý in lte prnosed ewrotemi registration formr. Th e acmlsmnso hsprnrhpaenmru r ,of I3owlntanvilie au National would indeed einvtbeTti 1enheIem1 e we can be proud of them.,The partnership is a dynamic one, providý Higiti Sciotl Direclor wilI h afler installation,thnle away as ioOO as titey reacit goig a adelgat a lage.prsen pln vaua ' oal of te Ohawa hoppng Cenîre. r ing flw outlooks and avenues for change to ensure that Canadiansï s TownPvoperty Tel xes çu: (PROM MAGE ONE) Milii rates do net however drop without reason, and the presentation and acceptance et the town'ç 1972 budget, at the same timo as-.tbc passiug et the By-Law 72-18, provided expianations for the unexpected windf ail. STotal expeuditures by thc towxi drop by $3,000 this ycar, but sînce contributions from other hevels et government aiseo drop by some $78,000, an-d other sources et revenue increase'hy only just over $36,000, thc nuxuber ef people texed or the value et individuai properties nxust have risen quite sharphy since lest year. The total estimated expenditures and thc financing of them is listed below with 'comparison figures for hast year. REVENUE 1972 1971 Taxation ----_---------1----------- $1,616,092 $ ,7 ,7 Contributions frein Other Governments - 32664640977 Other Revenue , ------------------------------- 17,451 131";60 dpq 1L.9ion 10 1IN EXPENDITURES Generai Goverument ---------- Protection te Porsens sud Property---- Public Works - -- Sanitation and Waste Renieval ------------- Conservation et Hcalth------- Social and Family Services ------- Recreation axid Ceuimunity Services ------- Comrunity Planning and Dcveiepmeît- Fineancial Expenses--------- TOTAL MUNICIPAL, EXPENDITURES Counti' Lovy - i - ------- ------ - -- EDUCATION LEVY Public School . --------------- Separate Schooh . ----- ------------------------- High School ------------------------------ ----------- 37,215 129,360 16,020 221,144 55,705 98,124 $1,311,523 196,435 286,370 392,475 133,630 15,515 49,490 182,975 e2,010 108,122- $1,349,922 168,243 326,963 376,216 14,506 16,404 316,762 258,330 658,231 6090 $2,i 6189 $,6,1 Joseph MchiroY Said ho toit eve ryone wotsld bo pieased with this y ear budget and explained that Part eft due decreas;e was due te, the Couxities' assumptien of resrc -bifity for Spcial aand Fauiily Services ýanid aise te tihe notîccabie $15,000 sut in the P'ublic Works estimated C.%Icnses, range of health services, and at the same timep exploring existing avenues or developing new methods to reduce mounting costs. In this new era of increased social awareness, Canadian hcôs- pitals are taking a more active role in helping their community meet the total hiealth care needs'of Canadian society. They are extending their traditional activity of being centres of healing to inchide, when necessary, services to meet the total health needs of the community. This often means developing more varied types of treatment, reha- bilitation and preventative programs, and other services ofteni in corjunction with others. In a constantly changing envirnnt trýýodayý, there are the requisites of imeeting and resolving problem-s rltn to advancements in science and technology, air andiwater pollutioni, drugs and drug use and family planning. The theme of Canada'Hospital Day 1972 is "This is the Housj-e the Citizens Buit . . .". Our hospitals are more than structures of stone, cernent and glass, containing a vast range of equiýpmett ndç facilities. They are living entities whose most important asi people - the many thousands of dedicated human befings wos lives are directed to maintaining and improving the level of well-be- ing of alI Canadians. There is still much to be done in the hospital and health care field. To accomplish this will require not only the re-dedfication of ail persons involved in the, provision of health care services, but their co-operation as well, along with a'higher level of concern on the part of the public. Only with renewed dedication and a higher level of awareness of the problems that exist will we be able to solve existing problerns and go on to face future challenges. This is a must, if we are to ensure the riglit of good health to ail Canadians. IVAN M. HOBBS, Mayor.