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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. July 10, 1974 Legion Prize (F rom Page One) ticket to bis wife. Total sales for the month were $3238. a further drop of $32 from the May total and a decrease of $442 as compared (o the July 1973 sales. During the month of dune the Welfare Fund made the foing donations to Legion sýpport!ed projects :- Midland Rýeint Memorial Gardens nd $234., Bowmanville F~inPee Wee and Bantam îýÀseb all Teams - $750.; flarke Oienteering Club- $200 o.; Orono Amateur Athletic Association -$200. Last -montb, Banch 178 made a donation of $50. to the Hampton Girls Basebaîl Team to assist tbem in purchasing equp nt and their forma- tionunder the management of Mms. Violet Ruddy. As the Legion equires help to keep this fund going in the sales of tickets, Mrs. Ruddy and ber girls, no doubt assisted by the parents, pitched in and sold 16 books of tickets, turning in $144. to Branch 178, and making a further $16. for their Fund. It appears that thîs group have taken this on as a project as they have taken a further 15 books for the July Dmaw. We wish them every success in their team efforts, with a special accolade to Mrs. Ruddy for looking after the project. For heart-saving diets, ask the Ontario Heart Foundation for "The Way to a Man's Heart" and a companion recipe bookiet. D-ENTS rP"IZZERIA iS CELEBRATING THEIR lSt, Anni"versairy, COME DOWN AND ENJOYA OUR FAMOUS PIZZAS ARE HOME-MADE FROM STARI TO FINISH 2.25 FAST AND FREE DELIVERYE REGULAR oC Tomato and Cheese 15 MUSHROPOM Tomato, Cheese and Mushroom 1.65 PEP PER ON I Tomato, Cheese and Pepperoni 1.75 COMBINATION Tomato, Ch",$e, Green Peppers, Mushroomf, Pepperoni 2.00 BACON Tomato, Cheese, and Bacon t. 80 2 HAMBURGER Tomato, Chee-se and Minced Meat 1.752 OLIVES Tomato, Cheese and Olives , '1.752 GREEN PEPPER Tomnate, Cheese, and Green Peppers 1.602 DENIS SPECIAL Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Green Peppers, Bacon, Hamburg, Onions, Olives 2.25 3 FOR EACH DRESSING EXTRA .35 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 4> - I.. .~. <~ --J 2.75 L. 3.50 '7r% 1 M irn On Sunday afternoon, dune 30, 1974, Nestleton Community Centre was the scene of a festive occasion wben Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Heaslip were guests of honor at their ffiftieth anniversary party. The hall was beautifully decorated witb golden linked chains. Tall standards of large mums and carnations were placed at the front of the stage and a lovely bouquet of pink carnations was tastefully ar- ranged on the piano. Tea tables witb embroider- ed luncheon clotbs, were centred witb bud vases of yellow baby mums. The long table with silver tea service. at each end, was centred witb a beautiful three-tiered wed- ding cake witb yellow and gold decorations. This was flanked- by taîl golden candles. The decoration (bride and groom) had also been on the cake of fifty years ago. Mm. and Mms. Heaslip (bet- ter known as Bruce and Olive) weme tbe recipients of inany gifts wbich included a colored television fmom the commun- ity and other fiends, a tmi-light table lamp from the "Bruce" cousins and numer- ous other gifts and flowers from friends and relatives. The couffle also eceived many congratulatory cards 2.02.95 3.95 2.55 3.15 4.10 Z-13> J.U4')U Municipalities Beckett Lawrenc BowmianWille IJ,368 1,8-0 Darfington 1,576 1,755 2.55 3.25 4.25 Newcastle 350 340 Clarke 1,055 1,290 Port Hope 1,787 1,860 Hope- 639 577 2.55 3.15 4.10 Cobourg 2,342 2,381 Hamilton 1,547 1,785 Haldimand 673 674 Hastings 182 276 2.55 3.15 4.10 Percy 440 563 Alnwick 147 225 South Monaghan 131 236 Millbrqok 100 268 2.45 3.10 3.95 Cavan 408 788 Manvers 372 633 Cartwright 429 583 Advance Poli and Special Services 849 775 3.25 4..25 5.25 TOTAL 14,895 16,829 1Allan Lawrence majority - 1,934 .45 .65 .75 Sun. to Wed. 3 p.m. 12 p.m - Thur. ta Sat. 3 p.m. -2 am. - 49tliah lMOihei - ISPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCE-- - -------- 1.65 SPAGHETTI WITH TOMATO SAUCE...... 1.45 RAVIOLI WITH MEAT SAUCE--------------- --- ...1.75 LASAGNA WITH MEAT SAUCE------------- ...1.95 TAKE OUT SERVICE AND FREE DELIVERY IN TOWN PHON E 623-3301 - 623-3302 8 SIMPSON AVE. BOWMAN'VILLE BOWMANVILLE POLL RESULTS Poli No. Lawrence Beckett1 168 37 52 169 81 49 170 79 66 171 58 90 172 97 96 173 73 78 174 61 68 175 59 80 176A 58 40 176B 58 54 177 67 70 178 72 68 179A 47 38 179B 40 45 180 42 45 181A 60 61 181B 52 74 182A 56 56 182B 46 51 183 84 9 184 58 29 185 54 90 186 56 67 187 85 60 188 62 60 189 96 47 190A 52 60 190B 31 61 191A 45 70 191B 55 49 WHAT'S A MOBILE~ HOME LIKE ? Corne and see for yourseif in front of the Eimhurst Hotel, Newcastle. The Royal Bank and Rice Construction Co. Ltd., who are proposing the Wilmot Creek Cove retirement park, are deiighted with public reaction. If you have not yet seen our mobile home, drop in foc a up of coffee with us. Mý,onday fo' Friday, 1 - 9 p.m. Saturday & Sunday, 1 - 5:30 p.m. M j4ni-çcinnAr (From Page One) Waiker 947 1,216 178 549 906 239 865 622 205 70 131 90 77 59 201 271 282 228 7,136 Walker 32 18 37 38 42 27 29 26 22 17 22 54 18 24 29 24 23 30 30 29 38 59' 38 74 24 17 49 37 20 32 I vi I For the months of April and May of this year the commer- cial, agricultural and residen- tial assessment was $372,000, of that the residential assess- ment was $2,114,000. These, figures were given to show the unhalance in growth. Houses built under this programa can be bought with a $35,000 motgage for income eamners of $20,000 or less, at an interest rate of 10'4/ per cent, two per cent below the current hank rate. Mayor Rickard stated that there were ameas being con- sidemed for this program, however they wouldn't he disclosed at this time. wbicb were. arranged on a table with the gifts. In the centre of these was the top tier of Mrs. Heaslip's mothers wedding cake (1892). On July 2, 1924, olive Lillian Irvine and Robemt Bruce Heaslip excbanged marriage vows at the home of the brides narents. Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Irwine,R.R.1,Janetville. They farmed on the farm where Bruce was born until 1951 when tbey built their bouse in Nestieton. It is rather unique that ail of the wedding attendants, of duly 2, 1924, are living and enjoying good health today. The Bridesmaid Ruhy Jrvine 139 140 1,41 142 143 Poil No. 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138A 138B McKeown, CaledonE groomsman, Dm. Laidley, Lindsay, ring Nomman Irvine, Bown soloist, Archie Stinsc fornia (who phoned or and Edith Macînnis1 of Victoria B. C. ýwh the wedding music. Mr. James of theC Statesman and Mr. Il of the Port Pemry St present to take pictun bridal pamty of yestei Receiving at the dc Mm. and Mms. Don Fr and Mrs. Clamke Williî and Mms. ArnoldV Mm. and Mms. Normai the committee in ch& RESULTS Beckett 60 66 64 69 5> 71 63, 71 99 74 CLARKE POLL RESULTS Lawrence Beckett CARTWRIGHIT POLL RESULTS Poil No. Lawrence Beckett Walker lA' 97- 50 21 lB 65 63 23 2 98 99 35 3 88 39 30 4 90 81 87 5 78 35 50 6 67 62, 36 DARLINGTON POLU- RESULTS Poli No. Lawren ce Beckett Waiker 144 104 50 14 145 68 52 43 146 80 94 68 147 64 98 58 148 46 42 63 149 51 43 58 150 39 48 85 151 45 29 46 152 43 55 93 153 42 69 62 154 72 72 92 155 75 57 78 156 42 37 35 157 100 95 32 158 159 97 31 159 73 59 52 160 77 81 52 161 38 49 38 162 44 54 13 163 49 42 56 164 56 92 49 165 111 64 29 166 92 96 29 167 139 101 46 TOTALS: P.C. 5 774- Lib. 5,419; NDP 3,117 Kin Carnival (Fromn Page One) Kinette co-ordinator of Dis- trict Eight, Mrs. Connie Wise- man. The Miss Kinsmen Pageant consultant model is Sharron Hoskin of Oshawa. The Kinsmen will have a total of 14 hooths at the camnival including, hingo, darts, spin the wbeel for a ham, concession stands, and golf-a-rama. Golf-a-Rama is a game wheme the customer roils two golf halls down a board and attempts taoplace East, tbe Clifford ïg-bearer, 'nanville, son, Cali- )n Sunday McCook, o played Canadian Evidsten, 'tar were res of the Nestileton Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary myam ray ground 'rew, Mr. iamsMmO mpc Willia.ms lm cDay n Irvine, reMmOn Thursday The Newcastle Department of Recreation playgrounds will hold their first special event for the 1974 season. The Wakr event will be called Olympic W le Day with many events taking 37 place such as: the obstacle 44 race, wheel barrel race, many 15 leggedrrace, potato sack.race, the,.over and, under race;, the 57 throwing a frisbee for dis- 25 tance, an event called life - saver and of course the tug of war. Waiker This event wilI be held on 32 Thursday afternoon, July 32 llth., at the Lord Elgin Park 65 on Fourth Street and will get 54 under way at 1.00 p.m. 35 M ae 42 Man Injure 55 A Bowmanville man is in the 35 Scarborough General Hospital 23 in serious condition following 40 a collision north of Brooklin Sunday aftemnoon. 21 A Durham Regional Police 23 spokesman said David Haber- 43 mebi, 20, of R.R. 3, Bowman- 42 ville, was going nortb on Hwy. 12 Sunday when the motor- 27 cycle be was driving was 12' involved in a collision with a north of Tbickson Rd. and Hwy. 12. The driver of the car, John Trivett, 41, of 1165 Danforth Ave. is reported in fair condition at the Oshawa General Hospital. nylon tent, sleeping bags, and a Coleman hurner stove. Saturday a draw will be made on a choice between a boat, motor, and trailer or a Starcraft Six. and Mrs. Morley Bruce, also on the committee were pre- sent. Distinguished guests at the reception were Mr. Allan Lawrence, M.P. and Mrs. Lawmence, Mr. Alex Carruth- ers, M.P.P., and Mms. Carru- thers, Mayor and Mms. Law- rence Malcolm who also sent greetings.* Congratulations were also received from other government officials. The 275 guests who made this a memorable occasion weme from Detroit, Michigan, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Whitewood, Saskatchewan, Paîgrave, Omono, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Toronto, Port Perry, Glenn Williams, Cale- don East, Guelph, Acton, Lindsay, Peterborough, Nom- land, -Blackstock, Janetville, Yelvemton, Caesarea, Nestle- ton, Midland, Bethdany, Scar- borough and Wllowdale. Wage Increasle . (F rom Page One) 50 teachers will start at $21,100 and rise to $23,100 over the same pemiod. In addition principals and viceprincipals will receive a $300 expenses allowance. There has been no change in sabbatical leave, sick leave, retirement provisions and res- ponsibility allowances. Responsibîlity allowances above the salary grid are: Commercial or technical dir- ector: $2,000; major head, $1,900; minor head, $1,500; assistant to head, $900; sub- ject chairman, $500. Mileage rates have been increased from 14 cents a mile to 16 cents. Allowances for extra deg- rees have also been frozen at a $500 maximum. A Bachelors degree earns an extra $300 a, year and a Masters degree $500 but a teacher with both degrees will receive only $500. Negotiating committees from the scbool board and the Secondary School Teachers Federation representing the 417 secondamy school teachers, have been negotiating since March this year. Mr. Thom said the negotia- tion meetings had been "Ipleasant and not unduly long." The body of Mrs. WiL, 1 was was taken immedîatèiy by ambulance ta the Bowman- ville Hospital where a post- mortem examination was held. DELOUTTE, HASKINS & SELLS Chartered Accountants OFFICES IN MAJOR CANADIAN CITIES Bell Canada Building OSHAWA CENTRE, OSHAWA Partners: Josef Adam, B.Sc. ('con.), C.A. Gordon F. Sedgewick, C.A. Burt R. Waters, F.C.A. Phone 728-7527 - 839-7764 NOC)TIC 0E REGIONAL MUNICIPALITy 0F DURHAM Effective July 1, 1974, the following rates will be charged for the disposai of waste at the Town of Newcastle (Dariington site), Township of Scugog (Reach and Cartwright sites), Township of Brock (Brock site), Township of Uxbridge (Scott site): Single axie dump or stake truck $7.00 per ioad Tandem axiedump or stake truck $10.00 per load Garbage Packer up to 20 cubie yards $15.00 per load Garbage Packer over 20 cubic yards $25.00 per ioad Ail cars, station wagons and pick-up trucks are permitted free entry to the, above iandfiil sites. Ail charges will be invoiced. R. F. Richardson, P.Eng., Commissioner of Works. REDUCED DUE TO WATER PROBLEMS FROM THE RECENT SEVERAL STORM, KITCHEN SUITES, ODD DRESSERS, CHESTS, NIGHT TABLES, SOME 3 and BEDROOM SUITES 4PC. ARE OFFERED AT ... Reduced Prices! F.A. KRAMP FURNITURE LTD.' KING ST. E. - BOWMANVILLE the halls in slots of the same color. The company bringing the rides bad to concession for three hooths,' candy floss,î- popcorn, and jewelery. Rides at the camnival will consist of Flying Coaster, Serambler, Ferris Wheel, Sait and Peppýer Shaker, Boat Rides an d a Mermy-go-mound. The carnival will go fmom 6:30 p.m. to 12 mid-night Fiday and Saturday. Satumday after- noon three hall games are scheduled at the park. Friday night there will he a draw on hiking equipment whicb consists of a backpack, Woman KîIIed When Car Flips A 55-year-old Toronto wo- man was killed instantly Monday night when hem car rolled over on Hwy. 401, west of Bowmanville. Mrs. Mary Wiland, of 28 Lindaner St., was in the process of passing traffic in the westbound lane of Hwy. 401, two-fifths of a mile west of Bowmanville when she. lost control of ber car, passing through the median, say police. The vehicle, which rolled over several times, was struck by an eastbound car. Newcastle OPP said the driver of the eastbound car was not injumed. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Heasiip and their attendants of 50 years ago' ELECTION RESULTS Preliminary Poli Resuits NEWCASTLE POLL-I Township Totals Pol No. Lawrence- 1