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Member TelUs Rotary What IA.C. Us and Doos WÎR O0IP photos. EACH WEE-K* WE'LL AWARD 4 POLLS 0F CLIRPRINT FILM, DEVELOPEDAN PRIED FREE-JUST IGHIT FOR A PICTURE PERFECT VACATION. AN ENTRY WITH EVERY PHOTO ORDER LEET HERE. Alex McGregor I.D.A. Drugs King St. West 623-5792 Bowmanville 1DURING -CMM ' L l, Y, ' -iAP!II 2(-,ilNF 1 SWNNES MUST CRRECLY ANSVW[R A SKILL-ESTING WUESTON A Rotary adage has it that talk, most, if flot ail, thei the best speakers come fromn questions in the minds of bis within the ran ks of the home Rotary audience had beenj club and Grant, Naylor's answered.i classification talk on Thurs- The IAC bas been lending day, May lth, cert4inly didn't money to Canadian companiesi let down that tradition. since 1925. It is not only small "Sales Finance" is Naylor's businesses who avail 'tbem- job category and be is selves of the services lAC employed by tbe Industrial offers. Naylor pointed out that. Acceptance Corporation., The even a giant company like IAC is one of those semi-gov- CPR bas been aided by the ernmental bodies wbich many Corporation to purchase a new people have heard about but line, of diesel engines. just aren't sure wbat it is or There can be little doubt does. Ater Rotarian Grant that the Industrial Acceptance bad finisbied bis classification Corporation bas played a crucial role in 'the develop- 9 ment of Canada and Canadian business. -M In Other Rotary Affairs There were two birthdays ONE REASON THEV SW./ announced at the May 1th THERL'S NO FOOL LIKE AU OLD meeting, Bob Stevens and FOOL. , BECAUgE MES HAD Keith Jackson. To the cons- SO MUCH pRACTICEF ternation of their fellow Ro[- >arians both brthday boys were sitting at the same table so their table-mates bad to shell out twice to the Tail f Twister. 1 '1' i., t-- ~ Special ,congratulations j> were extended to TedMann, 'Q who was presented with an attendance pin for going 17 years without missing a meet- T--he incoming Rotary Exec- B'Y AR Mutîve has Ibeen finalized. .PLUMUBING & HEATINýG'Harry T. Cooke bas been and AR CODITININGelected to the post of club and AR CODITININGPresident and Af H. Allin will serve as bis second-in-comn- TYRONE, ONTARIO us mand. W. Rex Walters will be Phone 263-2650 the club's secretary for 1973-74 ____________________while Don Staples will keep This is the 7 W p-P,-*-n *WU C- - - VAN BELLE BOX ~WEST- VAN BELLE OSHAWA NOW 2 ENTRANCES 292 King ,St. W. 287 Bond St. W. Beliside the MedilcaI Building 579-1118 0f Visitors Estim-iates of the number of people who visited the Career Expo eld au t Bowmanville High Sebool last Wednesday, May I-ar~nged as higb as. 6,000 to 7,000, Students fromn surrounding secondary schools and many area public schools were brought in by bus during the day- to tour the career bootbs set up in the higb school gymnasium. Ap- parently students we ren«t the only ones who visited the Expo. A great many business- men were interested enougb to drop by. A group of cbartered, accountants from Toronto made the trip to Bowmanville to tour the dispJýays and Bowmanville's Cbarmber' of Commerce dropped by in the evening. PLmA NTS LARGE VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM AT THE ""BIG GARDEN CENTRE" Geranium Pansîes Roses Ptna Marigold Carnation, W E ST: 4 w Just 5 minutes ~ est of Bowrnanville on No. 2 Highway The "BIG" Garden Centre VAN ELLE 623-4441 VAN ELLE 623-4442 track of the money. Dick Elston was the chair- man of the committee wbich organized Spring Gala Night and, fromn alI reports, tbe evening was "a tremendous success'. The Spring Gala dance was beld Saturday, May th, at the Lions Cýentre and close to 50 couples turned out. Special credit is due for Helen Rudeil and Harry Van Belle who combined for the decora- tions. The hall was adorned with live trees and bushes, in keeping. witb the springtime themne, and there was even a real fountain to set off, the adornments. Wonder why it is that Rotary always bas so mfany live plants'? (Intended for lasti week> Our com)muniit- was, saddened bhy the uintimelv passing of two lo)cal eiti- zens weli known in this area: ,Mr. KryMcDon- ald.' a teenage, boy of View Lake who died this weekend following -an illi ness Ô)f several months' duration, and -Mr. Max Fallis of Cadmrus, sudden- ]y of, a heart attack on Sunday. -Max operated a smail ceramic business in Lindsay prior to bis deathi. Dccepest symp athy 1s ex- tended the bercaved of both familice, and their close friends. The Yelverton United Church %vas filled to ca- pacity on Sundayv. due no doubt to a comibination of circumstanc(es. (1 ) Motb- er's' Day Sunday wvhen many' in tribýute and rev- erence to their mother, mnake th(, supreme effort to attend church; (2) t was a special occasion for many friends and rela- tives of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gray \vhen their two young cbildren. D a v i d William Gray and Wendy Bernire Gray, werc bap- tized by Rev. Gerald b.f- stetter, Velverton U.C.W. met last evening ai the home of Mr. and { Mrs. G. E. to BHS In ail, 4J companies and organizations exhibited dis- pînys wbàihprovided infor- mationi and advice to students nterested ite varlous caerManly localfrm were Tepresented, as were such major companies as the C.B.C. and I.BM. Canada Ltd. Many exhibitors really went aîl out to set up impressive displays. Tbere were demon- strations of data processing equipment, audio-visual exhi- bits and even a bairdressing, display. The OPP brought in a big patrol motorcycle whicb attracted considerable atten- tion. The Career Expo, wbicb mrn from 10: 00a.m. until 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday, was organized by the BHS Guidance De- partment, under tbe Super- vision of Guidance bead Char- les Kennedy. The Guidance Departments at Courtîce, Clarke and Cartwright high sehools also contributed con- siderable assistance in plan- ning and running the Expo. tlarrister Law~ Society, Bell Telephone, Bell & Hlowell Scbools (Devry Instîïtute), Bowrnanille Me NimoiatlHo-s pital, Cable TV (Oshawa) Ltd., Canada Manpower, Can- adian Broadcasting Company (C.B.C), Canadian Forces Recruiting & Selection, Cani- adian Memorial Chiropractie CollgeCarer lairdressing, C~pi,, Wood Produets, Dur- ham College of Applied Arts and Tecbniology. Educational Data Processing (inistry of Educatlon>, Frederick's Pbarmacy, Goodyear Tire & Ruliber Co., Honeywell Con- trois Ltd., IBM Canada Ltd., Institute of Cbartered Accoun- tanis, Kernptville College of Agcricultural Technology,. Lon- don L'ite Insurance * Com pan , Maney Corporation, aiîst~o Colleges & Uni- erieindustrîal Training Brancb, Ontario Hospital As- s~ociatin, Ontario Land Sur- v~eyors, Ontario Provincial Police (Newcastle, Toronto), Ontario Teachers' Federation, Oshaw a Business College, Oshawa Police Department, Pine Ridge Training School, Preston Moving & Storage. Public Services Commission, R. M. Hollingsbead Co. of Canada, Registered Nurses Associati on, Royal Canadian Mountied Police ttt.C.M P.>, Ryerson îPolytecbnicalIsi ttSt Marys Cement Coý., Sir Sadord Fleming College ol %pplied Arts and TeLlcbnol ogy, Student- Guidance Infor- mation Service (S.G.I.S.)j, Tor,,onto-Dominion Bank, Newspaper Industry (Cana- dian Statesman, Orono Times, Newcastle Reporter), Guid- ance Booth, L & L Tools Ltd., Recreation (Ministry), Rath- man Orthodontie Labioratoy oit under the city streets and, together witb two capitalistic businessmen, wanted tbis oil ai any cost. Pierre warned the Mladwomnan Countess Aureia ot* the dangers of capitalism and she. already awaýýire of the scheme, set oui to stop the capitalisis. The m-adwomnan. ber friends and, Pierre and Irmna, xwhorn le loves, al worked togetber to rid the world of' capitalism forever. The play was very enter-, taining and its standpoint on capitalism was very.;évident. P/a yed Part of Pierre The Newcastle Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police investigated the follow- ing motor vehicle collisions and occurrences during the week of April 30th to May 6tb, 1973. Twenty-two motor vebiie collisions were investigated in which 12 persons were injur- ed. As a result of these four collisions 13 persons were charged with offences under the Highway Traffic Act and two were charged with offen- ces under the Criminal Code. Along with other duties the Newcastle officers completed 83 investigations of which 4 were break and enter or a ttempts of break and enter. 4 tbeft, 1 trespass, 1I bomb scare, 1 domestic, 4 reports of mnissing persons, 4 of found property, 2 of lost property and 5 driving complaints, one of which was dangerous driv- ing. A summary of occurrences investigated during the past week are as follows; As a resuit of furtber nvestigation into the recent break, enterand tbeft at the Mosport Park control tower, one more person bas, been, charged with possession of stolen goods and two persons have been cbarged with break and enter. More property valued at over $75 bas been recovered. It was reported that several aIutomiobiles were damaged whiile parked along Hwy. 4011 in the'Wilmot Creek area. This damage consisted of several tires being slashed. An implement wortb approx. $14100Y.èO which was stolen. from the area nortb- west of Mosport Park bas since been recovered. This implement was driven around E POR T the area wbere it was stolen and eventually collided witb an abandoned bouse wbere il and the bouse burned. Some of the surrounding bush was alsc burned. DRIVING TIP "Stopping on the Highway" Drivers! One place flot tc stop your vebicle, is on thE travelled portion of a higb- way, This is both dangerous SALE We are c'elebr«ting our 1 Oth Year ini our preseftt store. 10%01FF BRTHDAY CE LE BRATION ALL FURNITURE and 0THER ITEMS SPECIAL ,BIRTHDAY DRAW FOR FREE StereobSet RADIO - TAPE PLAYER- HEAD PHIONES - SPEAKERS (on display in our store windol(w) A coupon wiII be issued for every purcha-se of $ 1 0i0O or more to entiie you to a chance to WIfl OUI ste-reoset. Birtday ~IeDraw to be miade June 22, 197, e22 MUJLDER'S fIEADQUARTERS FOR SCANDINAVIAN and CANADIAN F URNITURE CARPETING -BROADLOOM - DRAPERIES 2- KING ST. E. 623-5515 Independent Businessmen: ýi THE RYAL BA NKO0F CA NA DA ornuA LlîfeW#1-1i M l-C.oa± It ie a ma ! ý eoo ofthat the Ccowth et.-C trefiSth o! th <t! Ofth-> o!Ptri iel.v1inpaet z,< the ~t'h'±teOf the ueodtbsne.m l"bhe Royral BUlk hae ai .y ppot'ted the. pne~ i»ieai an has e sri dnwith himn ý 4tLta zat .tthie tirne toe-she the i t o !o~th.n'at5irxfat Thýere j iz eîeo xi 1'-scaý crthbIe. ircetly, th e Le a ea ee f<tr -'Fiae ouvth ithhie eàj,ýet<ný'.,,, i o!the an~o~red ÙoIi Le Orc z o! the vitalÙ dest ,secondi'y.biwkloa ati o!f the pir4ife e avouuea openi t<tthe i eiei ooao'teoDbt5ai f'me 1 would ,lik.e tc 2trPeue that 'RcYýl a* ~policy la tco iridpenori b nee~iei~"l' rn.knthie zha-Ppeýn. lairnaokirg youX buaieemetithen ý Lb thme Jlimij,'sm n gv wLl bo opn;oo Here' an Important letter we've sent to ail our branch managers. ROYAL BAN K< The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 23,1973 5 andileglIffo ay eaon Tennis Club Plans andillgal Ifforanyreaor There will be instruction you must stop on a highway, for Junior and Ihtermed.iate always pull offt onto thE beginýners on S at ur da y sholde. ehile stppd o mornings 9 - Il a.m., be- sholde. Vhilesstopedonginning May 26 until June the travelled portion of a 23. Instructors N an cy highway have caused many Jackman, Bob Strike, Don serious collisions. When pull- Bradley and Chris Terhune. ing ackon te rad aainInstruction for Senior be- ingbac ontheron aginginners with Nancy Jack- after a stop, make sure thc man instructing, Tuesday road is clear and signal you evenings M4ay 22. - June 26, intentions. These are simplë These clinies are for pros- precautions, but they can helr pective members and there prevent serious collision1s, will be no -charÉe, Career Expo '73 Attracts Thousands e e e C * C r Dordi College in Sioux ('enter., Iowa, presented a play on April 26, 27, 28 and- 30 entitled "The Madwoman of Chaillot" by jean Giraudoux. The play is a parody on capitalism and was directed by Mr'. James Koideoboven, Associale Professor of Eng- lisb. He was assisted by Miss Carol Addink. a teacbilng assistant from Orange City, Iowxa, ,Martini Van Dyk tromBow- inanville played tbe part of Pierre. Pierre attempted to commit suicide because be ba ee ired by a prospec- tor to belp destroy Paris. The prospecto r believed. tbere was Spcelex'(,ý, The planning,, for theGade Prtv she duled for Fridaýi\',J -une 8th took priorîtv in thr, busi- ness session. A numnber from Ylver- ton attended the White Elephant sale hie]d at, the far-m liomne of Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Jackson and so)otinorel 0v te Bethiany*, Pont o' lUnited Chureh Ch1arge.ý Quite a successful event, ftýNl -ýlY> ÎO .S S'ýlîýl 97 Ici v w 1160-