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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmn;nville, January 8, 1975 Section Two New Posfmaster Takes Over Here Minister Issues Warning, About Phouey Charities John T. Clement, Ontario's Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations, last week drew attention to the problem of phoney charities. "It's easy to take advantage of peoples' generosity at this time of yean, an althougb most onganizations do a lot of f ood at Christmas, there are a ew that are strictly rackets", he said. Mr. Clement said that one scheme involves phoning at random to solicit money for charity Christmas parties. "The money is supposed to belp make Cbistmas a littie happier for orpbans and crippled children, but what often happens is that the onganizer turns out to be a con man who keeps most of the money for himrself." There are several ways the public can belp stop this sort of ripoff, Mr. Clement said. "First,gv only to establisb- ed chanities, sucb. as your own church or local service organ- izations. Second, only give officiai tax receipts. Wben you get a receipt, you not only save money at tax time, but you also have proof tbat you are giving to a worthv and effective cause. I thixik the public should also be aware that this sort of telephone solicitation is not used by neputable chanities at ahl". Mr. lement noted that service organizations and othen groups wbo want to raise money for legitimate chanit- able purposes should take a close look a t fund-raisers wbo offer thein services. "Too of ten, a very worthy group can Set a 'black eye' y unwitting- ylending its name to a shoddy operator who naîses a lot of mnoney but keeps most of it", Mr. Clement said. Mrs. Wayne Foster and family of Newcastle, and Mn. and Mrs. Thos. Foster from near Port Hope. With Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mercer and family on Christ- mas wene ber parents from Petenborough,' Mn. Roy Mer- cer of Orono and Mrs. Pearl Clark. With Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Gneenwood on Christ- mas were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ard and family fnom Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bryson of Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Evans -of Toronto, Mn. and Mrs. Raiph Greenwood and family, Mn. aad Mrs. Grant Greenwood and famîly of Buriington. With Helen and Fred Boyd Miss Catharine Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Garland Catbcart, and Mr. Arthur Thompson spent Christmas with Marion and John McKelvey. With Mr. and Mrs. Ralpb Geacb, Bobby and Bonnie were Mn. and Mrs. David Sutch and family from Ponty- pool, and Mr. and Mns. Wayne Foster and family of New- castle. Sorry to report Mrs. Sutch is a patient in hospitai in Peterborough. Mrs. W.H. Foster bad Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Byers and famîly of Weicome while la the evening at borne she bad Mr. and Mrs., Robt. Car- ruthens aad family of Bow- manville, Mr. and Mns. John on Christmas wcre Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer and Mr. Stan Palmer from'Elizabeth- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clough and family from Bew- dley, Ronnie and Jimmie Clansey from Toronto also Chanlie Bisbop. Ronnie Clan- sey stayed for a few days. With Mr. and Mrs, Jack Stapleton wcre Mn. and Mns. Dean West and family from Orono, Mn. and Mrs. Jerry Dost and family of Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stapleton and family., Mr. and Mrs. Kennetb Soper spent Cbristmas Day witb bis parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Soper of Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carscad- den and Bruce spent Christ- mas Day witb Mr. and Mrs. Argus Curtis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Little of Fraserville spent Christ- mas with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Downes and family. Mr. Downes had several groups there for sleigh riding parties during the holiday week. Fontunately tbere was just enotigh snow for the horse drawn sleigbs whicb was greatly enjoyed by aIl., Witb Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and Lyan on Christmas were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baily and family of Orono, Mr.ý' and Mrs. Ron Dinner and family of Port Hope.' Mr. and Mrs. Rick Neal and family of Newcastle and Mn. and Mrs. Jim Little and family of Oshawa. Witb Mr. and Mrs. Neil Elliott and family were Mn. and Mrs. Norman Allia of Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barkbey of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliott, Mrs. Joyce Smith- and Harlaad Elliott. Mr. and Mrs . R. Elliott were with Mr. and Mrs. Harland Seens of Bailieboro on Satur- day evening for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thertell and Orville, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Evans and family Mr. and Mrs. Gary Therteli and family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Knapp and family in Bowman- ville.. Mr: and Mrs. John McMillen from Scarborough and Mr. and Mrs. Harold O'Briaa and family from Chatham are spending a few days at the McMillen Cottage. Sunday morning at churcb the Sacrement of Holy Com- munion was observed. Honor Kendal Couple Mr. and Mrs. Garland Cathcart received their friends and relatives in the church on Sunday afternoon, the occasion of their 25th Wedding Anniversary. They were married by the Rev. H.A. Bunt in Kendal' Cburch on December 29th, 1949. Mrs. Catbcart was the former Anle Thompson who had taugbt scbool for 21 years also served in tbe Women's Division of the Air Force for a few -years before bier mar- niage. They bave lived al their marnied life on the Catbcart farm on the 6tb uine. Following the reception uine ail retired to the, Sunday School room for a bountious dinner. The guest table was centred witb a beautîfÜlly décorated cake, flowers and candies. Tea was pouned by Mrs. Lena Burwas of Cob- ourg, Mrs. Cathcart's aunt and Miss Catharine Stewart. The Rev. G. Montgome, asked the blessing and act. as Master of Ceremonies fýe the event, extending best' wishes on this occasion. The bride and groom of 25 years, each made fitting remarks and tbanked everyone for sued a pleasant afteraoon. -IEA TING~ WORK TUA TS TROUBLE FREErP "YOIIR COMPUT 5A TISFACTIN/S HARVEY PÂRTNER ORONO 983-52066 ESSO HOMIE HEAT SERVICE togood eatingwith Mr.IGA's? Bowmanville has a new postmaster in the person of Lawrence (Larry) William Hall who took over his post here recently, ýreplacing_ George Vice who has retired. Mr. Halls- home town is Sundridge 'and he st-arted his postal career in Oshawa in 1947. Hie was appointed Postmaster at Whitby 10 years later and when amalgamation with Oshawa took place in 1972, he spent, two years in Don Milis as Assistant Postmaster. H1e was transferred to Osh- awa in 1972. Hie, his wife Audrey, and their three clhildren two boys and a girl, live in Whitby and for the time being he will be commuting to his new posting. REALLY! Il DIDN-T MEAN Tfl DO 1T. h ink &f how m!any ways you cao accidentally injure some- one- ini sports, in your home, on the premises, while on trips. Court awards often run ta $100,é00 and over. Check with James Insurance Agency for adequate iability insur- ance fo protect agains? finan- cial calamity. James Inurancle A g en cg L'm 1t ed 24 Ki1ng St. E.,. Box -il00 BOWMANVILLEe ONTARIO11 DOUGLAS S. JAMES Off ice 623-4406 Residence 623-5023 Christmas Day was obscnv- cd as a family day in most instances. At the Norman Wiisons, Mr., and Mrs. Jim Beggs and Crystol Lynn, Mr. and Mrs.' Ross Hurnen, Mr. and Mns. Carmen Brown, Mrs. TF. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith. Mr. and Mrs.. Floyd Stinson and Pain, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Page and family with Mn. and Mrs. Hanold Page la Peterborough. Mn. and Mns. Howard Mal- colm,ý and Candy wcre hosts to Mr. and Mns. Tcrny Malcolm, Bnenda's parents - Mn. and Mns. Gundrie and son of Bannie, Mr. Wilbert Malcolm and Mr. James Shcckicton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glas- bengen Jr. and family spent the day with their respective parents, Mr. and Mns. Gcrald McGill and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glasbergen Sr., of Orono. The Harvey Malcolms spent the day with a visit wth Mr. and Mrs. Rac Malcolm in Rcxdalc and with Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Nasato at Mississ- auga, aiso present at the Nasato's were Mrs. Hank, Boon Sr. of Beverwegb Hol- land, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wenny'and girls of Sudbury. Belated congratulations to Mns. Brian Wilson (Bernnce) who received a J. Lewis Beaton Scboiarship at the O.A.C. Awards Presentation University of Guelph. The scbolansbip is offened to outstanding students in m tntf Semester of the Dairy Science Major. Weil done Bernice. Mr. Ken Wilson of Alliston area had an unusual exper- ience last week.- Ken had picked up 3 cattie which he had boarded with bis uncle, Norman Wilson and had just started towa;,,rçs homne on 7A hi gnay i mie west of Ytiverton. Wbei1n he lookedt back through the rear windo-w be was am-azed to see bis cattie standing in the back of the truck but the racks supposediy enclosing tbem had cornpletely disappeared. But flot f or long. They soon jumped out anda frustratîng evening was spent getting tbem corraled out of one of Howard and 'Ferry Maicolms, cornfields. Apparently, the back draf t had if ted the racks out of their siots and blown them off the truck. Rather a nerve wracking experience., Mr. and Mrs. Don Brown spent a couple of days at Christmas with the Paul Picketts and family as their hosts, Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Pickett Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Irons and family. Business Directory Accountancy WM. J.H. COGGINS Chartered Accountant 115 Liberty Street South Bowmranvillie Phonie 623-3612 WILLIAM C. HALL B. commn Chartered Accounitant 361/2 King St. E., Oshawa Telephone 725-6539 Chi ropractic G. EDWIN MANN, D.C. Chiropractor Offi!ce: 15 Elgin Street corner of Horsey Street Phono 623-5509 Office Hours: By appoint ment Dental1. DR. ANGUS M. BLAIR D D.S. 26 Frank St., Bowmanville noar Dominion Store) Office Hours: 9:30 a.m. f0 9 p.m. includlng Saturday Tel ephone 623-3181 DR. WILLIAM KEANE Dental Surgeon 222 King Street East Professional Bldg. Office Hours: Weekdays-9 -5 Tlephone 623-7412 If busy - 623-4731 DR. WILLIAM KENT D.0. S. 222 King St. E.., Suite 106 Professional BIdg. Bowma nville Office Hours: Weekdays - 9 to 5 Telophono 623-7349 DR. W. -M. 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