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8The Canadian Statesman, BoWmanville. Nov. 14, 1973 Section Two Happy First Birthday This young lady is Lynn Andrea Durand who will be one year old November 24, 1973. She is the daughter of Jim* and Diana Durand of R. R. 2, Cavan. Her proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Green, Bethany and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durand Sr., of R. R. 2, Cavan. Her great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Spencer of Stone Cliff , Ontario. Agricultural Novem ber 9-17 - Royal Winter Fair - Exhibition Park, Toronto. Friday, November 16 - Queen's Guinea Competition, Royal Winter Fair. Thursday, November 22- Ontario Pedigreecl Seed Grow-' ers Annual Meeting, Univer- sity of Guelph. 1Saturday, November 24 -4-H Homemaking Club Achieve- ment Day for the project, "The Club Girl Entertains". Saturday, November 24 - Durham County Junior Farm- ers Faîl Dance, Blackstock. Wednesday, November 28 - Quinte Branch, Ontario Insti- tute of Agrologists Annual Ladies Night - Further details to be announced. Friday, November 30 - Saturday, December 1 - Junior Farmer Provincial Directors Meeting, Ridgetown College of 'Agricultural Technology. 1Wednesday, December 5 - Pairv Farmers Feed Clinie - 1 'Ca lendor 10 am - 3:30 p.m. Sponsored jointly by the Durham Milk Committee and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food, Orono I.O.O.F. Hall - Mark the date - a Must for ahl dairymen. Wednesday, December 19 - Durham County Hostein Club Annual Meeting, Ontario Min- istry of Agriculture and Food, Bowmanville. Friday, January 4, 1974 - Durham County Soil & Crop Improvement Association An- nual Meeting. OBITUARIES THIOMAS GEORGE LYLE A popular and well known citizen who will be sadly missed by ail who knew him, Thomas George Lyle, aged 60, passed away suddenly at bis home, 4 Prospect Street, Bowmanville, on Sunday, Oct- ober 2lst, 1973. A bachelor. he was born and Gylen Rue IT'S GOOD H E educated in Bowmanville, and had resided at 4 Prospect Stiteet bis entire life. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Lyle who predeceased him. Employed at the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Ltd. for 29 years, he was a member of the Bowmanville Fire Depart- ment for 43 years, Chief of the department for several years' and at the time of bis death was a Captain. Surviving are bis brothers and sisters Marion (Mrs. R. Moynes) Washago, Alec, Edith (Mrs. J. Bentley), Louis, ail of Bowmanville, Lucy (Mrs. A. E. Cole), Cobourg; Doris (Mrs. R. Leverington), Markdale; John, Barbara (Mrs. D. McKendrick) and William, Bowmanville. Several nieces and nephews also mourn bis passing. A sister Mary (Mrs. Alfred Milîson) predeceased him. The funeral was held on Wednesday, October 24th from the Morris Funeral Chapel with Reverend N. E. Schamerhorn officating. Palîbearers were members of the Bowmanville Fire Department, Capt. W. Ruiter, Capt. H. Davey, Deputy Chief R. Guislain and firemen S. Oke, R. Welsh and R. Smith. Beautiful floral tributes were received from the Bow- manville Fire Dept., Newcas- tle Fire Dept., the mayor and council, town of Bowmanville, management and staff Coron- ation Restaurant, staff of Nichols Motor Sales, Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion, Dept. 2713 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Ltd. and the Midland Regiment. Honorary palîbearers were Chief Stacey, Oshawa Fire Dept., Chief Greer, County Co-ordinator Cobourg; Chief Glanville, Newcastle Fire Dept., Orono Fire Dept., Chief Hayman, Bowmanville Fire Dept., Albert Naylor, Newcas- tle Fire Dept., Lawrence Gaines, Newcastle Fire Dept., W. Hatelv. H. Murphy, H. Bartlett, A. Fletcher, C. Pethick, D.. Alldread, F. Smith, all of Bowmanville; Chief Crouch, Whitby Fire Dept., Chief Evans, Ajax Fire liept., five officers from the Police Department. Twelve members of the Bowmanvjlle Fire Department Personnel. Interment was in Bowman- ville Cemetery. JOHN NEMISZ A former employee of Ont- ario Malleable Iron for many years who retired in 1944, John Nemisz passed away at the Toronto General Hospital on Thursday, Nov. 8, 1973 follow- ing an il week îllness. He lived atRR 3, Bowmanvilje (Courtice) . Born Oct. 23, 1896 in the Ukraine, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Onufry Nemisz. He was married Nov. 22, 1913 in Montreal where he lived for a short time, and had lived in Courtice 'for the past 52 years. Following his retirement he worked on his farm. He was a member of St. John's Ukrain- ian Greek Orthodox Church, and was a retired member of MOTOR INN PRESENTS A NOSTALGIC JAZZ WEEK INOVEMBER-26th thru DECEMBER lst M 14 featuring MSS JODlE DRAKE: Voted Canada's top female vocalist in 1972 by Rainbow Magazine accompanied by the DICK VALLEAU QUARTET now the best girl singer in Toronto. -Patrick Scott, Toronto Star NO COVER NO MINIMUM Reservations Requested SEE THIS TALENTED PERFORMER IN OUR NEWLYDECORATED LOUP«iES. IMAKE UP A PARTY-FOR SUPPER OR JUST AN EVENING 0F FINE....... LIBERTY ST. and 401 BOWMANVILLE ' PHONE 623-3373 -- ~" Orono Quarter Hors e Has SuccessfulShow Year NEW GM PRESIDENT eral Manager of General (iM's OU Ismobile Division , '-<. A native of Hardisty, Motors of Canada, effective Lansing, iXUcýhigan. He has Alberta, David C. Collier has immediately. 11e succeeds headed GM Can&da since Dec. been elected President, Chiet John D. Baker who has been 1971. Mr. Collier hâs been with- Executive Officer and Gen- appointed General Manager of GM since 1957. I SPECIAL ATTRACTION SEE THE ART EXHII3IT- photographs by Neil Newton , . ;::! ;!;:ii:;;::; ;;ý;:;;!;:i! !::ý;; :! im i« : e lle la m M il :: !: 1 1 i