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10 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, November 6, 1974 Telephone Rates Go, Up Basic telephone rates will go up in the Newtonville ex- change this month, Ken Hird, Bell Canada manager in this area, said today. This is because the number of phones in the local calling area of the exchange has outgrown the present rate group. Theincrease, ordered by the sion in September rates into linev charged in other with - a similarr phones. For example, t] rate for two-party service will be 30 c each month, andt line residence serv higher. Canadian Transport Commis- As required. B Pre-Psted Wash ;C-o I Sigl Ove 150RlsIet Newtonvi lie Graduates Three Ladies Bowling Teams VON Has New Advance to Zone Finals with Nurse-i-Charge Weeks Three Ladies Day tim ing teams have advar the zone finals. This, bowled on Sunday, De The main prize is a trip to Nassau in the E as. Two teams were fr Exchange will bring the CTC earlier this year that with those the number of phones in the exchanges Newtonville exchange's local number of calling area had exceeded - rie monthly by more than 5 er cent - the h maximum num er phones in y residence its present rate group. ents higher Rates for any exchange are the private governed by the number of ice 30 cents phones in its local calling area. ell notified principle that the value of service to each customer increases as the number of phones increase, Mr. Hird said. Mrs. Aldin Hoar accompan- led Mrs. George Whte, Bow manville to Toronto and were lunchieon guests of Rev. and Mrs. T. Andrews and Joyce, and Mrs. Jim Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Goble and boys, Blackstock were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Goble. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Alldread, Bowmanville were lassMon- day afternoon and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Alldread. Hall Board Euchre party had 14 tables Friday night. Prie gonnt Evelyn Lavere tynhon gLorna Richards, Ethel Gibbs, Carl Wright, Blackstock: Dick Gibbs. Mary Harrison, Bowmanx ille. The 50-50 draw was won by Laverne Clemens, Hampton. Mr. and Mrs.Gerry Corn and bhaoBacdKtockwere Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark and Angela, Zion. Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Hills, Bowmanville were Sunday N - supperguests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Craig and family celebrat- ing Mr. His birthday. Con- 28th~ grtlations. Mrs. Mary Find- ey aldean. Unionville were Tuesday lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hooey, Newcastle were Sunday after noon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ,,i Earl Prescott. Mrs. David Phasey and Brenda, Castleton were Sunday visitors of her mother Mrs. Edna Philp and Miss Jean Philp. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Phare visited Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson, Cobourg on Mon day afternoon and Tuesday were visitors of Mr. Harry Lundy, Newmarket. Several f our sunday School teachers P. M. attended the Sunday School fast and Work Shop held in Harmony United Church last Wednes- day evening and are planning ýed ool, to attend again this Wednes- day evening. The Board of Stewards are peansed to announce that the chocolates have been sold and wish to say thank you to. all who helped with special men- tion going to Judy and Louise Kovaes who sold over one hundred boxes. The U.C.W. meet Wednes- day evening Nov. 13 ingthe C.E. wing of the church, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Triv- ett, West Hill spent the t tweekend with Mrs. Edna The Explorer group are selling the church calendar. It is very pretty with each month nicely decorated with pictures of provincial flowers. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Young- 0 man and Betty visited Mr. and gMrs. Allan Youngman and family, Brampton on Satur- day and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lyle J. (Barbara) Goodin Oshawa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex T. Muir, Courtice, received her Bachelor of Arts degree at the Fall Convocation of Trent University, Peter- borough on October 26, 1974. A. E. Youngman accompanied Mr. Herb Powell, Bowman- ville to Toronto and visited Mrs. H. Powell who is a patient in Scarborough Gen- eral Hospital. Mr. Pat Wernhan, Comber- mere returned home after spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. A. Knowlton. The L.O.B.A. 1244 held a very successful Penny Sale and euchre party in the hall Wednesday evening October 23. Sorry the names of the winners in the euchre are not available-but everyone enjoy- ed themselves. Lunch was served at the close. LONG SAULT All club 50 members are asked to attend the meeting held Tues. evening, Nov. 12 at the Smith home when an important question is to be decided. Mr. Micheal Baker and friend, Burlingtion were Sun- day supper guests and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hall, Brooklin were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Baker. Mr. L. Hayes, Bowmanville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. Kovacs and girls. Mr. and Mrs, A. Millson were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Vaneyk. Mr. and Mrs. D. Southwell and family were Sunday supper guests of ber mother, Mrs. Gordon Heayns, Prince Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cam- eron were Friday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cameron, Zion. Mrs. Terry Grandal and baby Andrew, Blackstock, were Thursday supper guests and on Sunday afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson, Courtice and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cam- eron, Pontypool at the Robt. Camerons. Mr. and Mrs R. Cameron and Ruthanne were Sunday callers on Mrs. Edna Wood, Tyrone. Mrs. G. Bernard, Joanne and Jean, Clinton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rye Gibson. Mr. R. Gibson called in on Mr. and Mrs. H. Stock and family, Orono last Thursday. Trp to Nassau at Le bowl- Merry Makers league and are, ie, Cornish, riced to first, Helene Burgess, Verna and Marie G will be Sarginson, Bev Knight, Jo- The third c. 8th anne Bunker and Brenda Mary Huism weeks Minard. wenhuis, JoE waham- The second team from the Harrison a Liberty Belles league are Ann from the Mer om the Bons, Molly Horstman, Paul- GoC STARKVILLE NEWS Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Mortgomery were Thursday dinnerguests with Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. Mrs. Edna Dobson visited in Toronto last week for a few days. While there she visited her sister Mrs. Russell Low- ery. Several ladies attended a Jewellery Demonstration at the home of Mrs. Jim Stark,, Monday evening. Mrs. Orme Falls is alpatient in Memorial Hospital since last week. Mr. and Mrg. Bruno Apol- lonio Toronto, were Sunday dinner guests with Mrs. John Layng and Dyana. A good crowd of 140 attend- ed the U.C.W. Bazaar on Wednesday afternoon. The bazaar was a success as over $600.00 was made. Tea and lunch was also served. The U.C.W. meeting for the month of November will be held at the home of Mrs. Llew Hallowell on the 13th at 8 O'clock. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim entertained the couple on their 40th Wedding Anniversary by taking them out to supper and later gathering at their home when Mr. and Mrs. Bill Trim, Oshawa, Mrs. and Mrs. Gord Trim, Starkville, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coulson, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simpson, Oshawa also joined in on the celebrating. Also itdwas Bert's birthday so "Happy Anniver- sary" and "Happy Birthday Bert." Sympathy is expressed to the familles of the late Mrs. Alice Maude Boughen who passed away Wednesday Oct. 30th. Funeral service was held at Barlow Funeral Home Friday at 2 o'clock. Interment Orono Cemetery. The C4th Anniversary Ser- vice of Shiloh was well attended on Sunday. Rev. Gordon Montgomery conduct- ed the service with guest speaker, Rev. Roundel of Greenbank United Church assisting. The sermon was on "Little Things" by Rev. Roundel. The music was supplied by the Welcome Stake Florence Hooper Gibson. place team was man, Marg Nieu- sie Roberts, Mary nd Joan Brumm rry Maker league. Girls Go! Quartet, who sang "Christ is my guide" and "Witha voice of Joy". Also Rev. and Mrs. Mortgomery sang a duet "Amazing Grace". Tea and lunch was served downstairs following the service. The next service at Shiloh will be November l7th. Miss Elizabeth Shantz is the new Nurse-in Charge, heading the staff of nurses serving the Victorian Order of Nurses for the Region of Durham. She replaces Miss Kay Eby who resigned to take up similar work and residence in another area of Ontario. Miss Shantz was born in Kitchener, but lived and was educated in nearby Waterloo. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Clare Shantz of Waterloo. Following her primary and secondary education in Water- loo, she attended the MeMas- ter University in Hamilton, Ontario where she received her Bachelor of Science de- gree in nursing in 1969. Her first post with the VON was as Nurse-in-Charge for the Victorian County Branch in Lindsay where she served until November of 1971. From there she went as Nurse-in- Charge of the York Branch (Richmond Hill), a responsi- bility she carried until her present appointment as Nurse-in-Charge of the Vie- torian Order of Nurses for all areas within the Region of Durham. Miss Shantz will live in Oshawa where the headquart- ers offices of the VON are located. Osh e w. BUILLL Produts ASSOCIATE STORE Warehouse Lumberlan Clearance Sale! Ends of Lines, Odd Lots, Seasonal Goods, Etc. Ail Reduced to Clear "PEASE" INSULATED STEEL T Cedar Entrance Doors Seconds Picnic Tables Complete with frame. Pre- Mostly short lengths, 36" to Plastic in Woodgrains from hung, pre-drilled for lock. 48". Variety of patterns. 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Carol Eileen Knox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Knox, R.R. 1, Enni- skillen, graduated from Uni- versity of Western Ontario, London, on October 25, 197,4 with a Bachelor of Science degree. Carol is presently attending Althouse College. Conada Savings Bonds - 9¾% 9 Years Municipal Savings and Loan 107/8% i Year Debenture Investment Certificate Standard Trust Co. - 10¾/4% 5 Years Guaranteed Investment Certificate Doug James L24 King St. E. 623-4406 Bowmanville Tour LastCh nce! (SALE ENDS SATURDAY, NOV.9th.) Sof Marg•rifne 4ncc for ca lb. REG75c SAVE 20 PER CENT The same top quality margarine comes in a container with 20 per cent EXTRA for only 75c during the sale period. Obtainable frorn your HOME DELIVERY SALESMEN ONLY-: Murray Cain Bowmanville Clarence Devries Bowmanville and North Lloyd Stainton Bowmanville and Zion Gus Wilson Maple Grove, Courtice to Town Line Mel Hartwig Orono Albert Pearce Newcastle If It's GLEN RAE Faye Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jackson, Queen St., graduated at the Autumn Convocation University of Western Ontario, with a B.A. in History. Faye is presently attending Althouse College of Education, London, Ontario.