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R OYA LBowmanville RoYAL 6&3-5589î:: Thurs, Fni.,-Sat. - December 5, 61 MATINEFI, SATURUAY 2,P,M. THEIHRLL'F ITALL Colmur With Doris DayJames Garner anid Arienre Francis THUISAYAT 7:30 p.ml.; FR!. & SAT. 7 and 9:15 pan. Sun., Mon., Tues., W.d., Dec. 8, 9, 10, il The SIky Abovef The. Mud Delow Operatlon Snatch Aduit Entertainment SAVE ON YOULR FUEL BILL NEW ,DUO-REîET COMBINATION FUR4A1CE BURNS OIL WOOD and- COAL Automatically fromi 2<' Burner CARMAN PLUMING & HEATINC> 'Orono, Ontario Telephone 143 GREIG S HAIRSTYLJNG 65 King St. W. Bowmanvlle i 1U Shampoo and Set........ ......... $1. Oul Shampoo and Set......... . $2 lair Cuts ..... ...............$L 5 Week Rinse.... ................ 3 Tintîng....................... $ Bleaching................... , PERMANENTS $12.50 ALL PERMVANENTS GUARANTEED VMST OUR MODEI-N SMLON TO IDAY OjpelTuBSl. & TIuriT. Elvening UU#I 0 1.75 2.00 LN0 3.75 5.00 5.00 For Appolztment Phone Ilowmanvfle6243 Clarke (%Sef4Matives Aâkéd To LokBeeëind Lberal Slogans ' _Foi a Clear understanding of tle difference between the two old parities, 1ook carefully beli.nid the lc Ifcr fronlt put up by the Iiberal cam- Lld O fcr paignslgn, said William S. A capacity crowd f illed Orono .lhomison in Orono last Friday CJdelw Hall altlth Annual Gen- night. Mr. Thomson was address- eval lMeeting and Pot TJuick Sdlpper ng those atteiiding the annual pot j - 'lie larke ToýwnsIYp Proigres- luck supper- and meeting of tJiesIve Conservative Asciton o Claike Town'ship PorsieA-Fia oebr25thlast.Ai) socitio. fthose piesexiit h1 aver e Loybi wàs eld n th Or n me atnd heard 7Adreýsses of ou! The event wProvincial1 teemOber Alex C:rru*th O.. .illl!v sHall. Mr. Thomson, Progressive-ýConi- date Garnet ikad servative candidate in NDP leadler The guest speakýer 0if the evenj ,jonald MacDonald's York Sout-q ing was Mr.'William riTiompson ol riding in laet September's poin- Oakville, who waÀ acnddte' cial election. He was spa in icth last Provincial Election in the plaee 0f Dr. M. B. Dymlofld wiIo pRiding of Mr. Donald McDonïd was unaible to attend due to btrs N.D.P. Leader. Mr. Thiompsor participation in the Dom!-nion.-Pro- gave a very fine and st'imulating vincal Conference at Ottwa lat address much appreciated by those weelk. present. Speaking on the diffierellces be During the business portion of twen the two old pairties, ie the meetin.- the followig sdte ol quiidekly disissed the New Demo-. Office.rs and Poll C-hairmien were er.aijjc Party f rom luis comnients eiected to office for tinis Municipal wihterial hat lie ~ation; sure whether NDP stands for' Na, --Honorary President - J. Hartwei] tionai Disaster Party or No Down LawerY. Payn. President - Joh,-n A. Reid lst Vice Presidient - J. Lyal "The Oonservatives buiit, a trade Lwy suriiplus, and the Liberals are. now 2nd Vice President Harold Gib- taking credit for what is actually ýs1 a continustion of whIint the Com- Seretary _ W. K. Lycett servaùive government. started," lie said. 111> Assistanit Secretary A -ima Cut Com'menting on party, differencestel on tue quýestion of a Canadian flag, Treasurer - Leslie Rteid Mr. Thompson' said he would not &Ocept a glag "lthat resenïIMes a Auditors- J. C. Gamey and Roy jatchwork quilt and doesn't hiave Foster. a Union Jack as part of it." He added that we should be proud of Polling Dviio Chairnen the flag we fought two worid wars benlea.ta. 1.James iacli Hie cn.tized what he called "the '2. Mrs. James Cuirson Sr. bLiberals' attitude 0f, supremacy -~ wvard parliament. Their display 0 conteinpt of pacliamenit culmiina-ý ted in the pipeline bill, resniting in the decay and dlefeat of the Lib)- eral govuemen." HOe aiso(t) ce "the Liberalý myblhology that they are the Pat 0f4 the com-lion mngii." As an ex-1 ,ample, ne sali, te Liýeials navei disatssed a hosýptaLlzatIon -plan since 1919, but it was finally thel 6.N. C. Biso 7. bawr-en-ceHrri C a)) our licensed. Pluqbîng & Mechanical Contractor, who sells, instalis and guarantees CAR MAN >LUIMBTNG IIEATING Plhone 143 Orono Conservu L4vû Frost goveramlent in Ontario ttisigaecctono "am Soirty the LDi'eferibakero governnit diddn't make the story 0f its finie record clea~r to thie pub- TH COPRTONOgH li,"' hie said, "for thie LiberalsO TOWNSHIIP 0F CLARKE have reaped. tie beniefits. 0f tis (J lack of publi.ilV." C I Any govenmen that could pRýoMU ,du'ce Gordon and LaMarsýh in aPU single yeaur shouldd't point thMeN AmlýT1C Thomson said. I respect t h property ueing part of MInclsoi said, "We need * Lot 9,~ Concession, 1, Clarke, formerly j to letfighit the oflpositioiY i a knowýn as the '"NewtonviIle Comrnunity stogyas we aefu-ýtorP Pr own leaders." 0 u 4~ Mvr. Thompsoni is a past pprosident(mj 0f the, OalçvilIe and district P Notice is Iiereby given to any interested o tiv~el iimnicipal politics au~d a pro rgopo erosta h on Association, and was formnerly. ac- esnogruofpsn tathCu- tmremiber of the planning board ini éï1 of the said Township lias now acquired g that city.j by Deed--g j) "Ail and Singular that certain parcel or g - -- O tract of landà and premises situate Iying and g OOk g being in the Townsliip of Clarke, in the 0 J Couinty of Durham and being composed of g gpart of Lot number fine inl the first con- o cession of said Township of Clarke lying g south of the Provincial Ilighway and more g g riülryknown and described under g £ Instrument No, N20573 in Regfstry Office g for -the Registry Division of the West Rid- g j) ing of the County of Durham," j jP Interegted persons are hereby adv5,sed g 0 to meet with Council on Monday, December j g 6th, 1963, in the Council Clhamber at Or- j . g ono, beginning at 10 amn, H, E, IMILLSON, PHONI Srl RONOClerk, Township of Clarke PHN1-lORN g "(J a ~ .FRANK SREAL ESTIATE j LIMITED j)177 Cihurch St. 'S uildiýng a house? or r-emýod7elliîtg your present )fe, then Contact Floyd Nicholson PHONE3 2191 ORONO