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TRENWITH - At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Tuesday, September lOth, 1974 E. Louise Trenwith, 246 Church St., Newcastle, in her 92nd year, dear aunt of Dorothy Trenwith. Resiing at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Service in St. George's Anglican church, Newcastle, on Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Interment St. George's Cemetery. 37-1 Farm Auction Sale Sat., Sept. 21 STEVE LIPTAY AU CTION EE R Machinery, livestock, swine and feed, 1973 M.F. 4101 S.P. combine, air cab, 13'; M.F. 1080 Tractor multipower, Int. 42 plow 4 furrow, Int. cultivator 12', Int, 430 baler, M.F. 41 mower, Int. 14 rake, Coop 6 ton wagon, M.F. 33 15 run seed drill, 27' grain auger, 1970 1 ton dual wheel G.M.C. truck, grain dryer, grinder, wheelbarrow, pig feeders, ext. ladder, posts, lumber, 15 cows, Angus and Holstein rebred, Il calves, 3 Hoistein steers, 1 Ang us bull1, 130 f eeder pigs; 100 bu. wheat, 500 bu. mixed grain bagged, 100 bales of hay, 4000 bales of straw, many misc., articles. The property of Mr. Gardon A. Coyte, Lot 13, Con. 6, Cavan Twp., 1 mile north of MiII-' brook or 1 mile south of Hwy. 115 on Millbrook- Cavan road. Terms- cash. Farm sold. Sale 1 p.m. Steve Liptay, Auctio- neer, Bowmanville, (416) 263- 2117. 37-2 Thursda , September 12th. Giving up te Dairy Business! Auciion sale of livestock and milking equipment. The pro- perty of Leonard Meade, Lot 1, Con.*2Z Douro Twp. 10 miles east of Peterboroughi on Hwy. 7 to 2nd concession of Otona- bee. 2 miles north through Indian River and 12 mile east or 2 miles east of Douro and 2 miles south, 55 head of High grade Hostein cattle. 32 mature Hostein cows in all stages of lactation. 8,cows in full flow, 6 due Sept. and Oct., 6 due time of sale. Remainder milking and rebred. 4 Hostein heifers 2 yrs. old bred. 6 heifers 1 yr. old. 13 Hostein heifercalvesfrom 1 monihto 1 yr. old. Dairy-test 3.7. Herd blood iested in 1973. This is a young herd. AIl cows 7 yrs. ,id under. Herd has been unit ~d for 1,9 years-. DeLa{ral ;27 bulk milk tank, new compressor, 3 DeLaval units, DeLaval-magnetic pump and, mie for 22 cows. oails, strainer , other items. Terms cash.-No reserve as owner is n poor health. Sale ai 1.30 p.m. Carl Hickson, audtio- neer, Reaboro, Ontario. 705- 324-9959. 36-2 omi 6 2 3.2571 Bowmanville Backsplit 1 yr. old 3 bedroom brick and aluminum home with desir- able 9 percent mortgage. Priced to seli! Cail Josie. Restaurant Business 32 seat going concern showing excellent furnover in Whitby. Give Sam a cali. After hours: Samuel Annis - Josephine Doxtater James Robinson - 623-7664 623-3812 623-3795 37-1 Peter Kowal1, J r. Real Estate & Insurance Lt. 52 King St. W., Bowmanvjlle Telephone 623-2453 REALTOR ENJOY country living on this ten acre lot cl ose to town, large 8 room home with city conveniences, over four hun- dred feet frontage on paved road, some out-buildings, ask- ing $69,800. LOVELY six-room two-storey twin home, three years ol d, featuring family size kitchen, four bedrooms, finished rec. room, very convenient loca- tion, asking $44,900, terms arranged. ATTRACTIVE six-room bun- galow, complete with base- ment apariment, lot 60' x 100' in good residential area, eleven years old, asking $55,000 with terms. Afier hours: G. Brown G. Beech, J. Barton P. Kowa1 J r. 623-3702 623-5265 623-3098 623-5868 37-1 BROKER Ô REAL ESTATE LIMITED -- --(-E-A-L TOR)- 623-4428 OPEN HOUSE Saiurday, Sept. 14, 1974 1:O0to 5:30 34of a mile north 0f Taunton Road ai Orono on the Leskard Road. Immaculate 3 bedroomn backsptit, rec. room, large kitchen, full basement. Large lot 200' deep. Look for "Open House" signs on corner of Taunton Road and Leskard Road. 37-1 ST. OSEPH'S SCHOOL K*inde rgarte n Registration Extension For the school year 1974-75 children who are five before January 31, 1975 wilI be consi- dered for kindergarten this year. P.V.N. & N. COU NTY SEPARATE ,SCHOOL BOARD St. Joseph's School Requires SUPPLY TEACHERS Apply to: R. P. Gutteridge, Principal 623-5151 'NO0W Ome'PEfN BOWMAN VILLE AUTO REPAIR 1 Queen Street ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS also Specializing in Foreign Cars -Fully Licensed - t OPEN 8-6, MON. - FR1. 3o King St. W. Bowmanville 623-4403, Oshawa 723-2265 Toronto 921,9248 BUILDING LOTS We have 2 lovel y level, partially treed buillding lots, one in village, one just east of Osha wa. COUNTRY LOTS If is value for your money you want and you don't mmiid a few extra miles distance, we have 2 properties of 4 and 5 acres just right for you. VACANT LAND ORONO AREA We have 2 very good proper- îles Of 40 acres and 55 acres respectiveîy on excellent road lusi east of Hwys. 115 and 35. Good soul, good location, good price. NEWCASTLE AREA Vendors are moving and selling their 3 bedroom coun- try home on spaclous lot, good open road, close to schools and town. OS HA WA Immaculate almost new 2 storey 4 bedroom home situat- ed in choice north-east area on quiet street. Large, spaclous, friendly. Owners are moving and very anxious to selI. EXCULSIVE COUNTRY HOME For the discriminating buyer. This brand new large 5 bedroom sîde split home with double garage, fireplace in family room, large living room, separate dining room, walk out to bacony from master bedroom with ensuite bath, hès many very fine features. Situated on an extra large lot. tf is ideal for the active farnily. For deta ils on these and other propertles, please caîl: Elfie Jost - 263-2032 Donna Holmes - 987-5220 Ed Drumm 725-9345 Peter Chopee - 725-1846 Pam Carr - 728-3734 Louise Whale 576-6205 Lynda Kinsman - 728-7824 Peggy Gray - 576-3889 Reg Aker - 725-0201 B i 11Mc Feeters - 725-1726 "Established 1936" 37-1 FINE Home on 12 acre lakefront lot, south shore, Sturgeon Lake, near Bobcay- geon, electric heat, 3 bed- rooms, large screened porch, huge stone fireplace, 2 bed- room guesf house, garage. See weekends, by appointment. 623-5830. 37-4 REALTOR Phone 623-4428 Prime Northwest Area: Osh- awa Executive 4 bedroom, brick bungalow, large corner lot, tinished rec. room,, siiding glass doors ta patio, in new home area. Northeast Oshawa: 3 bedroom brick bungalow, nice family room, walkout sliding doors ta patio, artisticaliy decorated, cail today for directions., Cottage: Located in Caesarea, tuiiy insuiated, 2 bedrooms, turniture ta stay, ail for the price of only $19,500. 37-1 623-694 137 King Si. E., Bowmanville 623-7694 - 623-7661 REALTOR BOWMANVILLE north end, 10 yr. aid 3 bedroom brick home, paneiied rec. roam, paved drive, immaculaiely kepi, asking $51,900. TWO BE DROOM bungalow, with dining room and siorage roam, sundeck, and patio, try yaur citer, asking $44,900. 37-1 REALTOR 623-2503 KIR B Y ol der 3bedroom 11/2 storey al uminum siding house close to school and, store,. asking $31,500. ORONO) nearly new 2 storey 4 bedroom home with 11/2 baths, water softener and dishwash- er, asking $46,500. wlth ternis. -BEWDLEY AREA- good high building lot, well treed 70 x 310, asking $9,500 with $2,500 dlown- BOWMANVILLE- 4 new semi-detached houses now being completed, comne and see these at our open house this week Wed. to, Sat. from 1 -5 p.m. on Simpson Ave. BOWMANVILLE -choice north end area, lovelv 3 bedroom bungalow with f in ished rec. room, L sha ped livingroom, attached garage and paved drive, beautifully landscaped, asking $65,000. ,MAPLE GROVE AREA double bungalow house on 21/2 acres wlth 2 and 3 bedrooms, facing on Hwy. 2, good income property, has to be seen to be appreciated, caîl for more information. Helen McDonald - 623-3911 Lloyd Atchison - 705-932-2770 Allan Rouf 725-0353 Edwin Jeans - 623-7152 Shirley Hogg - 623-3500 Mac Mc DonalId - 623-3911 WiIf Hawke 983-5274 37-1 RAL ESTAILIMI RD WAVERLY GARDIENS Bulit by Marianna Developments Your Gua ra ntee of Quaîlity Construction E OVeïr400 'hmes -~alreadv sold to UfhR sati sfied 4aTR%~buyers in Bowmanville DETACHED HOMES FROM $è44,900 Mnrtgages Trade-Ins Accepted CALL BOWMANVI LLE 623-3393 TORONTO 923-9174 SCHOOL FOR SALE Sa tu rda y, Septem ber 21, 1974, a t il a.m. Property known as Burketon School and lôcated ai Burketon Station, being Part Lot 20, Concession 10, Darlingion Township in Regional Municipality ut Durham, The property consists of a two classroom sc hoo! building (with ancillary areas) erected in 1962 and a large loi comprising 1.75 acres more or less. The building contains approximaiely 2,300 square feet 0f floor space with F.A.O. heating, well, and septic tank. CONDITIONS 0F SALE 1 . Sale by public auction and subject to a reserve bld. 2. Deposit of $2,000 with purchase. 3. Balance payable within 60 days. 4. This property has no encumbrance on titie and will be sold subîect fo local by-laws. The building will be open for inspection on Saturday, Sept. 14, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and on date of sale from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education' BOX 470, COBOURG, ONTARIO 36-3 1. Royal Trust Co. Real Estate Division Across Canada Referral fl ~ Tra nsferee Service lRoya'Trustl Mortgages Arranged IIý z 7~ Offices Coast-to-coast 1\lSELLSJ Property Evaluation Local Representative: Stan Lockyer For FREE Bookîeton Cnast-to-coast Homes. Ph one 623- 7124 Garden Hill ururiu 100 acres with 10 foot wide Triplex siiuated on lot on Main stream, ski hili, 50 acres Street. One 6 roam, two 4 room excellent level îoam sali, new apartments, ail with separate tlawing weli, new barn, 8 roam entrances,2 driveways wiih home. Ail this for anîy plenty of parking space. 515,00. Trm. Cli ayPriced ta seil ai $63,900. $15s,0r. em.ClRo Terms. Cali Ron Hurst. Bethany Ski Area 59 acres rolling his, 6 acres Maple bush, corner praperty, gaad road, building permit available. Asking anly 550,000. Terms. CalilRoy Faster. Blackstock Area Custom built ranch bungalow with double garage- situated an 10 very scenic acres with small stream. Asking anily $95,000. Terms:' Please cal Kay Brown. Millbrook Area 45 acres with bushand spring. Perfect for a small tarm. Adiaining village. Asking $47,900. Terms. Cali Bill Turansky. Bowmanvilîe Apple Orchard 20 acres orchard with cold storage and excellent 3 bed- room home in prime location for future development. Ask- ing $132,000. Terms. Cali Tony K lampm aker. Kendal Hilîs 11,2 acres with loveiy white bun galow and 10 fi. siream, mature trees, paved road. Asking $59,900. Terms. Cali Bill Turansky. Enniskillen - 112 Acres 1 year aid, custom built, cedar and stone bavarian style home. 3 bedrooms, electric heat, tulilwaii stone tirepiace. Panoramic view. Only $86,900. Terms. Cali Phyllis McRob- bie. Village Home 4 bedrnom renovated hanse with new siding, roof, plumb- ing and wiring. Very large lai n Sauina close ta Oshawa. Owner transterred. Asking $55,000. Terms. Cali Bill Sutherland. Executive Home, Newcastle Act fast an this one. One of the tinest custom built homes in the-regron. Living roi20- x 18',' kitchen and eating area 21' x Il', bath with firepiaces. Centrai humidifier, ail wooi broadioamed. 2 baths. Land- scaped and treed lot 165' x 198'. Covered patio. Includes, severai appliances and many extras. Only $125,000. Terms. Cali Phyllis McRobbie. -Bowmanvilîe Backspîit Oniy 1 year aid with 3 bedrooms, tamiiy room, tire- place and waikant patio dors, ail for anly $59,900. This is a mast attractive home so cal Tony Klompmaker. Newcastle -Redluced Spaclous 2 storey ct2ntury home, ready ta move your prized antiques inia, or open your own shap., 3 large bedrooms, separate dining raom. Landscaped and treed lot 136' x 132'. Oniy 563,000. Terms. Cali Phyllis McRiob- bie. Pontypool 533,900. buys this 3 bedraam 2 storey home on a lot 132' x 132', 30 miles ta Oshawa. See this anc. Cali Bill Turansky. Newcastle Backsplit This home is under construc- lion se, if you hurry you can stili put in somne af your own ideas. This home features, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, walkout basement and a ravine lot with small stream. Asking $58,500. Terms. Cali Tony Klompmaker. Newcastle Exceptional 3 bedroom brick bungalow with 2 car garage. Fireplace in living room, two finished rooms in basement. Situated on anc acre of park like grounds with lots of trees. Asking $73,500. Terms. Cali Audrey Plain. RESULTS COUNT!. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIOF Oshawa & District Real Estate.Board VIRTUE FýUELS TYRONE R. R. 5 - Bowmanville, PHONE 263-8431 URGENLYRURD! We have cash buyers for homes in the Bowmanville area. Perhaps your, home would bring top dollar? Welli be pleased bo appraise il or you and help you locate thE- "home of your dreams". Fom- friendly efficient sale of your home Caîl P. & R. Realty Company, Realtor, Bennett Rd. and No. 2 Hwy. Bowman- vi1e576-6120. 17-t1 FINE QIJALITY MONUMENTS AND MARKERS 1 turfest f p . re 0K' STAFFORD 0 a*9,,ue me fpe-nmu BROS. LTD. Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITE O Box 133 318 Dundas St. E. - Whitby Phone Whitby 668-3552 asking $75,000. 15 ACRES of beaufiful retreat property that has everything one looks for including high slightly rolling areas for building a home or cottage, that ensures adequate drain- age, large mature trees for shade, recreation area, and spring water that flows the year round, situated north,0f Mosport jusi off Hwy. 35, asking $22,500. Would like a reasonable offer. Ken Hockin Real Fstate Lt. Cobourg, ont. Local[ Representative Ken Nicks - 623-4115 135 Temperance.St. The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvilie, Sentember il, 1974 i provincial Court';ý" Bowmanville Semi Owners transferred sa anx- iuns ta seli this 3 bedroom semi on gaad fenced lot with garage. Try an offer, asking $43,900. with a 9 percent existing mortgage. Cail Tony Klompmaker. Bowmanville Owner transterred, very anxi- ans ta seli their 3 bedroom backsplit brick 'bungalow. Famiiy size kitchen plus dlin- ing room. Many other teatures ta be :seen. Asking $53,900. lerms! Bowmanville 3 year aid custom buili backsplit. Walkout tram large tamily rooni with fireplace ta completeiy tenced rear yard with swimming pool. Builtitn slave and aven in spaclous kitchen, quaiity broadloom in li ving and dining roam. Ask- ing $69,900. Terms. Cail Au- drey Plain. Bowmanville 7 raom home, new condition, easy commutinq distance 10 Toronto, 9214 percent mort- gage,- awner will look ai any reasonabie otter. Asking $51,900. Terms. Orono One year old, 3 bedroamn brick bungalow on loi, tully broad- ioamed throughout. Good Va- lue ai $44,900. with terms. Call Ron Hursi. Between Lindsay and Peterborough This new 3 bedroom home in Emily Township is on a large 100' x 200' wooded lot in the Andimar Estates. Access ta priv ate beach and docking tacililies on Pigeon Lake. Home 85 percent compiete. Anxions ta seli. Asking only $22,000. Terms. For details, cali Judy Schuetl. -Kewcastle -Cojnt- - Bungalow On lot 75' x 200', this roomy 3 bedroom brick home has large basemeni apartment which cauld convert easily ta rec. room. Backs on "green beit" area and weli priced at only $49,900. Terms. Cail for De- tails. Ask for Judy Schuett. Toronto Commuters This 3 bedroom semi is-ready for you la move right in. Fridge, stove, washer and dryer, curtains and carpeting are inciude>d in the purchase price of oniy '546,500. Terms. Many extras - in Bowman- ville, near 401. Cali Judy Schuett. Bowmanville 4 bedroam winterized home with Lake Ontario froniage. Good tamiiy home with cozy firepiace. Low iow taxes and caretree aiuminum siding. Only $29,500. Terms. Cail Kay Brown- Are You Considering a MOVE or TRANSFER? We are equipped to handîe you home needs anywhere in Canada and U.S A. *r CoPast .o Cast Real Estate Service After Hours Caîl: Dane Found 623-3965 Kay Brown- 623-3150 Tony Klompmaker - 623-2052 Judy Schuett - Orono 983-9459 Christa Winterheît - Orono 983-5465 Ron Hurst Orono 983-5131 Charlie Reid Orono 983-5914 Roy Fosier Orono 983-5801 Bill Turansky- Orono 983-5420 Bill Sutherland - 623-3102 Phyllis McRobbie 623-7159 Audrey Plain - 623-3563 Paf Yeo - 623-3077 37-1 1 11 Sept. 10, 1974 Judge R. B. Baxter presided with, Assistant Crown Attor- ney N. McCrank and duty counsel K. Van Nest. Bench warrants are to be issued for John Bell, Paul Whitaker and Allan CamuDbeil. A warrant in discretion for Gary Watson for Oct. 1 to fix date for trial. Mrs. Joan McKinnon, 113 Mill St. Newcastle pleaded "guilty' to four charges of making a false statement to the Unemployment Insurance Commission in November and December 1973. Restitution has been -made. On each charge there was a fine of $50. and $3. costs, in default 15 days. Philip Harness, Bowman- ville, represented by K. Van Nest. charged Aug. 3 and 17 with driving a 'car in a manner dangerous ta the public had October lst set as date to fix trial date. John Harmer, R.R. 1, Bow- manville, charged March 6 xith driving while abilitýî was impaired by drug or a lcohol pleaded "guilty'. At the entrance ta 401 from Waverley road heý struck two road markers. Const. McLeod said hie was unsteady on his feet. Tests were .20 and .19. Owing to a recent court of appeal decision the penalty was cf t to October 15. Randy Donoghue, 24, Bow- manve, charged Aug. 22 with driving after havin consumed over .08 pleaded - uilty". Const. Smith was patrolling King. St. W. and saw a, ca r weaving and exceeding the speed limit. Tests were .18 . T he fine was $200. and costs, in default 15 days. License suspension for threemonths. 11e'was given four weeks to pay. The judge remarked "-from now on lIicense suspension starts im- mediately." ,Stephen Living, 24, Bnw- manville, chargýed Aug. 19, did unlawfully do, an indecent act by exposing. himself in a public place before 4 females in a bathing area pleaded "guilty'. 1He was in a canoe at the beach and exposed hlm- self. Const. Higgs picked hlm up on a complaint and later on at Oshawa admitted to two officers that lie did commit the offense. He admitted to them hie had a problem. Living said hie had been drinking'at the time. Judge Baxter suggested the family doctor get hlm an appointment with a s chia- trist ta see if hie needse pand bring a report back ta court October 8. Barry Francis, 16 Ritsan Rd. S. Oshawa, charged May 15 with cammitting misehief ,at tfeBowmanville -High Sehiool pleaded "guilty". He, was put on probation for two years, ta stay separate, and apart from the others involv- ed. hie is ta make restitution in the amaunt of $166. within six months. He is ta report once a month ta probation officer. Keith Watson, 16, Bancroft, presently on probation, char- ged with damage at Bowman- ville High Sehool May 15, break and enter at Goheen's Handy Shop and two charges of misehief at Goodyear dam was put on probation from this court for two years. He is ta stay out of the region of Durham during probation. Report once a month ta off icer. Make restitution in the amaunt of $304. withing six months. Judge Baxter told Watson ta appear back next Tuesday in court ta sign the order and "if you do not came back, the judge may change his mind." Wayne Compagnion, 20, il Enderby Rd., Toronto, charg- ed September 10 with posses- sion of a motorcycle, knowing it ta be stalen was released on his won recognizance of $200. ta October 1 and ta seek legal aid. Douglas Tighe, 24, Bowman- ville, charged July 21 with having care and contrai after consuming over .08 contrary ta section 236, pleaded "guil- ty". The fine was $200. and became Master in 1920. In 1924,, he was installed as Depiuty District Grand Mas- ter. For 25 years he installed the Masters of Durham Lodge and presided over burial services. He is a life member of Durham Lodge. Rt. W. Bro. Rickard has also been active in politics. He was a member of t he school board for 12 years (six as chair- man). He served for il years on the Newcastle Council and sat as Reeve for six of these. In 1933, he was elected warden of Durham. He also served in Ottawa as Liberal member of Parliament for Durham fromn 1935-1945. THEA G RANADA By Ford 's COMING ALSO AVAILABLE AT B.H.S. EVENING CLASSES BALLROOM DÜANCING Thursdays - 20 Weeks Social Style - Practical Availab'le for Men and Womnen Dyk stra 's World of wy k Foods -DELICATESSEN IMPORTED FOODS FANCY CHEESES SWIFT PREMIUM OR LAZY MAPLE BACON $1,a Lb. SWIFT SKINLESS SLICED LAZY MAPLE Dinner Homs Beef Liver $,9Lb. cLb. LOOK FRESH'VEAL FRESH NO. 1 CAULIFLOWER S9cEach DIRECT FORM NIAGARA 4 Qt. Bsk. FREE STONE .o PEACHES -_ Heaping6-Qt. Basket Ideal for Canining or Freezing ALSO Heaping ONTARIO NO. 4 Qt. Bsk. BLUE GRAPES $1j59 DEMPSTER CRUSTY Save L9 ca o KAISER ROLLS 26c U Dz F.B.I. fWONDERSOFT ORANGE Juice Toilet Tissue Save 49C 320. fSave87C Pack, GINWhile they last Fancy Boxes 13NeG of Finest Quality ,IcF1S CHOCOLATES Ideal for Gifts TOASTMASTER WHIT SLIEDý 24 Oz. BREAD Loaves, SUMMIT ICE REAMFlavours Gai. HOME QUALITY Food Market "1FREE L77 Kiing St. W. Bowmanville PARKING" was prohibited from driving for three months. 11e was given four weeks ta pay. Pierre Rager Pilon, 17, Bagotville, Que., who has been in custody since May 19 and making a court appearance each week was up for sentence on a. criminal negligence charge and, two, charges of having goods knowing them ta have been obtained by false pretense. H1e was observed driving east on 401 in an erratic manner. Canst. Keely was the investigating afficer. The car accelerated up ta 100 miles an hour as the afficer, tried ta stop him. At 115 and 35 it turned north where a road block was set up. He rammed the cruiser three times. Final- ly the car hit a stop sign and Pilon was apprehended. The car had been stolen from an undegrund garage in Toron- ta a=n with several credit cards fram another car in the same garage. Damage ta the car was $500. and ta the cruiser $1,000. Counsel said Pilon had' been, workîng in Toronto and had anly driven on five previous occasion s. He panicked when he saw the police car. On the criminal negligence charge he was given one month more in -addýttion to the time hie has already served. He was pro- hibited from driving any- where in Canada for two years. He will be more mature at that time. H1e was given 30 days consecutive for posses- sion of the stolen car and for having the credit cards, he was, given 30 days to run concurrent.- Leonard, Lech, 42 Mellow St., St. Catharines, charged dune 30 did unlawfully have marijuana for purpose of traffickingpleaded "guilty". H1e was remanded to Oct. 8 for a pre sentence report. Benjamin Allan Young, 42, 554 Park Rd. S. Oshawa, pleaded "guilty" to a charge of careless driving May il on highway 35. H1e was travelling at too great a speedand hit a guide sign and landed in a ditch. The fine was $100. and costs, in default 10 days. H1e was given two weeks to pay. Honor W, Frank Rickard On September 3 Wor. Bro. W. Frank Rickard of New- castle was honored by Master of 50 years in Ontario District. Mr. Rickard, 90, was pre- sented with an engraved harometer hy Wor. Bro. Robert Shearer, Master of Durham Lodge. W. Bro. Alex Carruthers M.P.P. presented him with a framed seroll from the Province of Ontario. A letter of congratulations from the Grand Master ,of the Grand Lodge of Ontario was presented by Rt. Wor. Bro. D. Fear, Deputy District Grand Master, Oshawa. Another scroll was presented by W. Bro. Homer Boake of Whitby from the Past Masters and Wardens Association of which Mr. Boake is President. W'. Bro. John Rickard, Past Master of Durham Lodge, highlighted his father's ma- sonic career. In 1916, Mr. Rickard was initiated and he FULL TIME Sales Clerk required. An interest in the decorating field an asset. Please rep y to Advertiser 503, c-o The Canadian Statesmnan, P.O. Box 190, Bowmanville. 37-1