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Car Rolis Affer Colliding with Girl Cyclist on Courtice Roud On Monday, July 7, a 14-year-old Courtice area girl narrowly missed being killed when the bicycle she was riding was struck by a car on Courtice Road, N.; one haif mile south of Taunton Road. Accordîng t o Provincial Police at Newcastle, Shelly Lamnont, Varcoe's Road N., was riding south on, Courtice Road along the middle line when a car, driven by Daniel J. Coty, R.R. 3, Bowmanville, approached her from behind. At the same time another car travelling north came toward the girl. Both the southbound car and the girl swerved to the right and the Coty vehicle struck the bicycle with the lef t fender. The Coty vehicle th en went off to the shoulder where the car then rolled. The driver was not seriously injured. The girl received only cuts and bruises from the accident. The car, a 1972 Barracuda, had $2000 damage and was remnoved from the scene by Bob's Towing. Photo by Rick James On of Pontypool's vecnerable ~ol tmer',Ted Grahamn, pajssed aa nTue(sday m i OBITUÀRY MR.CHALESP. MUTTON A life long resident of B3owmnanville, Charles P. Mut- ton, aged 831,(died oni Saturday, Julyv 5th, 1975, in Oshawa Genecral Hlospital, following a lengthy illness. Born and educated in Bow- manville he was the son of the late, John arnd Louise Mutttoni and ini October, 1921 wýas married to Ethel Smnith. A maintenance man with the Canadian National Rail- \vay he had been retired since Dece.mber, 19)54. After r efirin-g hie had been employ ed as janitor at the O.P.P. office in town for- five years. Mr. 'Mtton was a memiber of Trniity United Churchi. Leff f0 mourn his passing are his wife Ethel, daughters Ruth, Bernice (Mrs. Douglas Carter) Bowmanville, Marion (Mrs. Frank Parise) Whitby, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. A son Fred, priedeceaised him. Reverend Amnacher officia- ted at the funeral service held Monday, at the Mor-ris Fun- eral Chapel. Paîl-bearers were Mýessrs. Ted and John Bird, Leo and Jack Mutton, John and Ronald Carter. Interment was in Bowman- ville Cemetery. PICK YOUR OWN Civic 1-opsital, Peterhorough. For, the past three years Tedt had been in very polhealth and hiad been in hospital for, the past fwo or So0 monfhs. Prior t0 that hie had made his home wvith M1r. and Mrs. Dave Strong. le was a vy aithful Orangemian when he wsin good healh and was always a keen bal fan. When ball feamis wanted somneone to pass the hiaf in the baîl park, it, was usually Ted who volunteered his services.Th funeral service was held iBros Funeral Hlome, Orono, on Frdyat 2 p.mn. \wth burial in MNcC'rae's Cemetery. Visiting with Mrs. 'Margaret Wright are her mother, Mrs. Vera 'Masters, MIr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Hopkins, of Regina, Sask., and MIr. and MIrs. Walter Hopkins of Vancouver, B. C. G. and E. Groceries bias been sold. The new owners are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Pingle who take over the business on Aug. 1sf. Pont ypool's Funfair and summnerfest is being held this weekend. (See C'omiing Events). r.and Mrs. Gordon Brit- ton- are on a trip f0 the East Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Curtis and Mr. and MIrs. Lloyd Fallîs were away for a few holidays last wveek. Among the places visited were Wasaga Beach, Southampton and Kincardine. A thirfy-first wedding anni- versary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Masters was held af fhe Lions Centre in Peferbo(roug h last Friday night. Atfending f'rom this are were Mrs.'AMargaret Wright, Stan. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMullen. Received a packef of gold dust from Fairbanks, Alaska, in this morning's mail. We're so very glad thaf fhe fravel- lers, namnely George and Bessie vanDamn, Jake and Anne VanDamn, Lorne and Ruby Hudson and Wilfred and Mareffa Gillis, have struck if rich. Karen Neals and David Fallis returned home on1 Sunday after a two wýeeks' holiday with Elaine and John .VanWieringen, Kincardine. Douglas Propp spent the past week af Quin-M,ýo-Lac Camp. His mother, Norme, reports another big catch in Lake Scugog. Thius fime if was a 42 in. 18 lb. muskie. Visiting with local relatives are MIr. and Mrs. Paul Sterling, and family, of Hamril- ton. While Campjing lasf Satur- day nighit, Herh Curtis was Stfung by an unknown insect and had f0 be rushed f0 hospital for immediate fi eat- menf,. Visitors this past week with Sec(tioni Two The Canadian Statesmiai, BowmiAnvil1e, July 16, 1975 Il thev sainSfewarts were Sami's away for a few days*on a hockey camp at Fenelon Falls father tromi Burks. Falls and motor trip f0 Parry Sound and for the next two weeks are hsuncle ftromi Saulf 'Ste. other points. David Sutch, Andy Sutch, Miarie. Sami and Hielen are Attending lie AlJan Stanley Todd Mill and Steven Fajt. AVAILABLE AT ... GEORGE'. 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