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TRURSDAy, MARCH 27th, 1947 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWM»WILLE. ONTARIO PAGE THREE EasterI "How are my chances, doct asked an anxious patient. "'Oh, pretty good,"l replied dactor cheerfully, "but al same I wouldn't start reading cantinued stories' YES, New Furniture is arriving . .. our floors are crowded with fine furniture, purchased be- fore recent price increases . . . We MUST have the room . . . that 's why every item in the MAROH SALE is reduced! Here is a partial listing cf Sale Values: CH-ESTERFIELD SUITES- 3-Pce. Floor Samples in choice velour'covers! Regular values te $265.00 March Sale...................5$198.00 j3,-Pce. LIVING-ROOM GROUP - Including 3-pce. Chesterfield Suite, 2 Matching Tables, 2 Matching Lamps, Lovely Coffee Table! Regular $230.00 March Sale.................... $179.00 STUDIO COUCHES - Floor igample Lounges in ail spring-filled con- struction, Velours - Repps - Homespuns, Choice of colours. - Regular $89.50 te $135.00. March Sale ...........5$57.50 te $99.50 BEDROOM SUITES - Full size bed, chiffonier (5 drawers) and dresser .. ........................ 4' 6 bed, chiffonier, vanity and bencli, C learin g at ...... -...-......- -. .........- - 5-pce. Moderne suite, waterfall design, 2 o n ly a t ................... ....- . -... .... Bed, chiffonier, vanity and bench, genuine walnut, plate mirrors, A Real Buy! I& arch S ale . ý...... . ...... ............. ... ..... $89.50 $109.00 $149.00 $159.00 Odd Chests of Drawers and Dressers, walnut Finish and Unfrnished. BEDDING DEPT. SPECIALS (Factories have now been anthorized to increase mattress prices by 25 and 30%. Morris Co. wil continue to sell ail mattresses at old low prices. Quantities are limited - early selection is advised. SPRING-FILLEI> MATTRESSES IN STOCK $27.50 te 549.50 COTTON FILL.D ÂAND FELT M.ATTRE88SS $9.95 to $19.75 BREAKFAST and DINETTE SUITES - Now in stock: Enamel, Natural, Walnut and Maple Finish, 6-pce. Suites, March Sale ..........79.50 te $129.00 CEDAR CHEST SPECIAL - Genuine Walnut Chest, Tennessee cedar interior, waterfa.il designi, Yale lock, Reg. $58.75. On Sale........................ $«.75 Fa F.m rorris cou Bowmanville 480 Orono 27-1 -tor?" 1the the any MI NestIeton Nestieton W.A. met at the home af Mrs. John Grieves, March 20th, with 14 ladies and three ohild.ren present. Mrs. Wm. Steele played the piano for a hymn. Easter chapter was read responsively. Mrs. Grieve's -gr<oup was in charge of meeting. Reading by Mrs. F. Hyland, "Stock Taking;" reading by Mrs. A. Wilson, "The Math- er." Contest was put on by Mrs. W. Jackson. Ladies decided to have a quilting also band cancert when roads are impraved. Mrs. Grieves and her group serveda dainty lunch. AUl were givena vote of thanks for a pleasant anc well spent afternoon. Next meet- ing at Mrs. Wm. Steele's, ils charge of her group. Discussion graup met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers on Wednesday evening with a good' attendance. Discus- sion on the Sabbath Day was led by Mr. Ernest Bradley. Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Ferguson served a dainty lunch. Next meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Bradley's. Miss Marie Mariow and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert McKinstry, Oshawa, visited Mrs. R. W. Marlow and Mr. Haviland Marlow. Mr. Herman Sameils visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Samells. They are bath on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. M. Emerson vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sheiff- ield, Oshawa. Mr. Edward Sheffield, Los An- geles, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Emerson. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Bird and family, Brooklin, visîted her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Emerson. Calling from Bowmanville Greetings Cards sultable for everyone. Don't miss this opportunlty of rememberlng someone who needs a cheery greeting. Speclal cards for chlldren. GIFTS For Young and Old Blooks - Plctures - Mottoes Bibles - Hymn Books Handkerehlefs Boxed Statlonery bce Box Flowers and Corsages See Our Large Selection Je W. JEWELL Town Council (Cantinued from Page One) laid Toronto Construction Ca.: ýbor ----------------------- $40,589.10 l2 1s ------------------ 376.57 laterial ---------------21,078.84 :pense -- - ------- - ----- 273.73 Lent ai equipment ---- 6,3 15.48 )verhead and profit --- 9,548.25 ,ss ------------ 57.00 Grand Total uceived: >ranto Construct Ca., material sold - ----- Berger (building) -- ther material (town~-) $78,124.97 $88,885.25 $ 7,702.16 999.35 ---- ----- ---701-50 ýposit on houses sold--- 5,040.25 $13,8 12.26 aterial sold and money held by Toronto Construction Ca., since [ast settiement ------ $ 1,310.10 General Business Items dealt with at the special, Letings: Board ai Education re- )rted original estimates cut by 000 having decided not ta erect nporary building. Council car- ed a resolution reducing Public ýhool estimates-by $10,750 and igh School estimates by $750, the .sessment ---- ýbenture Rate ounty Rate --- ubiic School - igh School ---- Pa Me Ex Re O' Leý Rei Toi tt Se] DE4 Cic Puh Hig Fii Pul Dig Pri Cer Roa Ds Board ta be sa notifled. Constable Kitney was aiiowed $100 expenses for moving house- hold effects, as promised by 1946 Council. Saiary ai firemen, chief and deputy chief is ta be increased by $10 per year. Dean Bickell and Louis Lyle, bath returned veter- ans, were reinstated ta the brigade and L. Bickell and E. W. Jacobs retired. Negatiations will be considered with the Maple Leaf Insurance Ca. re out ai town lire brigade service. Salary increase ai $5 per month from January 1, was authorized for John Mohun. Estimates ai Public Proeprty Committee were revised ta $6,540. Trees will be re- moved from front ai property ai Don Boe and Mrs. John Mutton. JBy-laws were passed re appoint- ment ai town officiais; Supt. Roads and Streets and sewage system. Also for raising by taxation mon- eys for town, caunty debentures and school purpases, etc. Lot at Liberty Place approved sold' to Dean Bickeli at $100. Details of Estimates Generai estimates and expendi- tures and increase ai salaries are shown below.1 ESTIMATES 1946 ----------- $2,530,600.00 ------ -------- 7,222.50 --------- 18,000.00 ------------- 22,134.31 - ---------- 9,185.65 GENERAL RATE Expenditures re Department -------------- .blic Property ---------------- irect R elief ---- -------------- rinting and Advertising ------ ým etery - ------------------ -- ads and Streets -------- lice Department -------- ink Interest ----------------- ýlephones ------------------ rants and Donations ----- scount Prepaid Taxes -------- uc and War Activities ------ - i d rie s - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- )ntingent Reserve ------------- Receipts Les and Fees - ---------------- - - iblîc Property Rents.........------ îalties, Past Due Taxes ------ vestiment Incame ------------ inty Road Grant --- ------- ov. Government Su*bsidy 1946 $8,000.00 8,000.00 2,000.0,0 700.00 2,500.00 15,000.00 4,030.00 4,50,0.0-0 400.00 200.00 2,000..00 600.00 2,0,00.00 2,500.00 2,000.00 $54,430.00 1946 $2,000.00 40 0.00 300.00 200.00 100.00 200.00 800.00 1,500.00 1,700.0,0 2,530.60 $ 9,730.60 MKOLL RATES benture Debt ----------------- bic School ------ ------------ 1946 Mills 2.9 7.1 8.7 3.6 17.7 40 alizing Taxes----------------------- $11,224.00 CIVC SALARIES /enton, Chief Constable - Jter Hall, Cons 'table -------- n Kitney, CowV',ble-------- J. Lyle, Clerk ârid Treasurer ï. Highfleld, Cem. Caretaker Pattinson, assessor and 7,a Collector ---------------- Pattinson, relief officer HI. Bickell, Road Supt----- W. Tait, caretaker Town Hall- Ruiter, caretaker Fire Hall- 3. Smithson, Recreational )irector ------------- 1946 $1.900.00 1,400.00 1.700.00 1,300.00 1,200.00 100.00 825.00 450.00 120.00 1947 $2,725,700.00 4,515.16 20,000.00 22,469.21 10,311.51 1947 $ 8,000.00 6,540.00 2,000.00 700.00 2,500.00 25,220.00 4,530.00 6,100.00 700.00 225.00 1,500.00 700.00 2,600.00 3,200M0 $64,515.00 1947 $ 2,000.00 500.00 400.00 300.00 100.00 400.00 800.00 1,500.00 1,800.00 2,725.70 $10,525.70 1947 Mflls 1.7 7.4 8.3 3.8 19.8 41 $11,753.70 1947 $ 2,100.00 1,700.00 1,700.00 2,000.00 1,500.00 1,400.00 100.00 945.00 550.00 120.00 2,400.00 ie ýe il Home and, School Club will meet Friday night at the school. Communion service wili be held at Church next Sunday. Congratulations ta Ross Cryd- erman on winning fourth place in Junior Seed Judging at the Quinte Fair, Oshawa, Friday, and ta Mr. E. A. Summers who is respan- sible for the great success ai aIl his teams. Several iram here attended, the anniversary services at Hampton, Sunclay. There pàssed away at Oshawa on Saturday, Mr. William Lam- miman, a former resident ai this lived here fôr haîf a century. He was a good neighbar and highly respected by ail. The iamily and relatives have the sympathy ai the entire community. Mr. and, Mrs. Bruce Tink enter-1 tained a number ai young peaple1 at their home, Saturday ev-ening when a delightful evening was en- joyed. Visi tors:1 Mr. and Mrs. E. Yanson, Simcoe;1 Mvr. Alex Yonson, Oshawa, at Don1 Yionson's. Mr. and' Mrs. Roy Langmaid and Fielen at Roy McGill's, Enniskil- len. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ferguson, 1 Apte or Texsun Brand Apte Brand (Case of 24 Tins $2.95) ORANGE JUICE 2 ti s Apte Brand (Case of 24 Tins $2.95) BLENOEO JUICE 2 Un 25Ç Graves - Scotian Gold APPLE JUICE 2 '25Ç ( Case of 24 Tins $2.95) Aylmer, Helnz, Brlghta [OMATO JUICE 2 Uns& 19, (Case af 24 Tins $223) "Week-End Feature Only" Std. Qzlity PEAS (Case of 24 Tins $2.35) 2QUazt Ail Brands, In Tin - With Pectin. PLUM AN b49Ç 25Ç Crown or Beehive CORN SYRUP Not rationei )59 Campbells TOMATO SOUP 2 t ins Clarks Cream of (1 Dozen Tins 99c> MUNOm SOUP 3 um25 Choice Quality - Hand Packed TOMAIGES 2 U. 294 [im ta Calvary ta take aur stand Deliciaus Flavour DOMINu TU Maple Leai MATCHES beneath His Cross, and ta watch Him dàe. Everything else must be pushed ta one side. We can only have one desire in Hoiy Week, and that is ta be with Our Lord. We must have two feel- ings in aur hearts: (1) a great thankfulness that Our Lord shouid die for aur salvation, and (2) a great sorrow that we shauld be guilty in laying this burden of sin upon Him. And we shall only find those two feelings in aur hearts as we try ta be His 80340'ÂOO79Ç Package af 3 boxes23ç For Better Baking - Domino IAKING POWIiER Barkers Toasted SODAS (Plain or Saîted) il' Qulck or Plain QUAKER GAIS *~: 7' ~ 19' SALTEL PEANUTS 16 oz ceilo pk~ 359 15'O W..k's Calendar For Rcrentlon Club Sàturday, March 29 Teen Town cancelIed due to Juvenile hockey final at Oshawa. Wednesday, April 2 7 p.m.-Jr. Stamp andu Coin Clubs, Lions Community Centre. 8 p.m.-Sr. Stamp and Coin Clubs, Lions Community Centre. Thursda.y, April 3 8 p.m.-Jr. and Sr. Photography Well, we're back on the same old curriculum once again for another term here at B.H.S. It doesn't seem possible that the Easter exams have whizzed by us f&' one more year, but they have,-much to aur relief. As* a resuit, there hasn't been anything startling happening at B.H.S. this week except for exams, exams and more exams. The only other exception was the return game with, Peterboro Friday night. B.H.S. Boys Lose Round Wlth Petes 87-28 It was a vastly improved team that took the floor for *B.H.S. on Friday evening, but stili they were unable ta handie the sharp- shooting P.C.I. squad. The final score was 39-17 but that was not an indication of the play as Bow- manville deserved ta be at least a littie doser an the scoreboard. Thus the round ended- with P.C.I. winners 87-28. The play started off where it ended in *Peterboro with P.C.I. much the better team and they rang up an early 14-2 lead before B.H.S. boys called a, Solina 1 i time-out and talked, things aver. From then on B.H.S. held their own and at half time the score was 17-4. Again in the 3rd quar- ter the home towners held their own and- increased the score ta 21-7. In the last quarter the fans were treated ta a real display ai basketball as bath teams forgot the close checking and went ail- out. B.H.S. were autscored 18-10 but they turned- in a very credilt- able showing. In the last haîf, a great many fouis were handed out by Don Mason who did. an excellent job as "whistle-taoter." B.H.S. 's best man was Sonny Hooper who neyer stopped try- ing and led his team in scoring with 7 points while Paterson ab- tained 4 and Rundle, DeGeer and Tamblyn 2 each. B.H.S. finished a very success- fui season with this game, hav- ing played Il games and lost on- ly 3. A great deal ai credit js due Coach Witherspoon who has guided the team in excellent fa- shion throughout the season. Peterbaro will now go ta Toronto on the 28th for the finals. Eniniskillen, at Percy Westlake's. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pascoe at Oshawa. Mr. Walter Cryderman, Brad- M ley's, is spending a few days wîth à his daughteYr, Mrs. Harold Pascoe. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Westlake and à family with Miss Irene Cochrane, Oshawa. Most Solernn Week in the Christian Year M (Contributed) It is perhaps unnecessary ta re- mnind your readers that this is theM rsast salemn week in the Christian year. It is the annual cammem- oration of the Passion and Death M of Our Saviaur Jesus Christ. Asà such, it demands special observ- ance on the part ai Our Lard'sE faithful iallowers. Vve must tryE ao be His campanians this week. It is ail we can do, but sur ely we shall be willing ta offer Him the- consolation ai aur presence at HîsM side as He suffers and dies for us.= Every day we shall be thinking ai the particular events which hap- pened on that day in the first Holy = Week, walking step by step withM Our Lord, seeing what He does nd listening ta what He says. And at last He will bring us with 42 King St. E. Phone 438 Quaker MUFFETS -2 XL 17 Frys Salada TEA BAS là19Ç L Aylmer Pure Orange MWARMALADE i: *31,, For Cleaning S. O. S. (4 Pads to Pkg) 4 Dr. Ballarda - For Dogi Wax Wrap WAX PAPER (100 Ft. Roll)29 Wetheys - Wlth Pectin PEACH Im as' Catelli - Ready Cuts MACARONI Ph& Booster Domnol - AD Grades MARY ALLDREAD, Editor Assistant Editors: Harry Snowden, Glenn Hodgson Wma Wiring Is Our Job And we do the job right. We takepride in taking ail the care and using the proper materials in eacb and every wiring job we undertake to do. This is your guarantee of years of trouble-f ree electrical service. Save yourself a lot of worry and have the job done safely by experts. Call in to-day for a free estimate of your wiring problem no matter how snal or big it may be. Be Ready When Paint Tirne Cornes Order your paint requirements now for your spring painting. Make sure you use the best - use C.I.L. Paints, Enamels and Varnishes., Among the few radio "hams" up caîl and exchange news and having short wave sets in Bow- views. Following personal con- manville, Charlie Vanstone, Sup- tacts the operators exchange ervisor, Dept. 273 at Goodyear- cards ai confirmation. Bowmanville plant, together with. Ham stations were barred dur-1 his family and friends, probably ing the war for security reasons, but now the ban is liited! the get as wide a range and as much scheme is catching on widely pleasure in talking ta fans abroad among amateurs. Mr. Vanstone as any other local operators. The hopes ta step up his power ta be stary ai his home studâo is told in able ta contact fans right around a recent issue oi The Goodyear the globe. The idea introduces a Wingfoot Clan and an accompany- novel world forum. ing picture shows his interesting A feature ai public interest in ensemble and souvenir cards from this short-wave broadcasting is many stations abroad. that aiten these amateurs send out His home station VE3AQU, re- distress calîs, warnings ai danger gistered with the Department ai and so forth which are picked up Transport, can be tuned in and passed on ta proper authori- throughaut the U.S.A. and most ties for action. But the main val- ai South America. Family even- ue cames from getting acquaint- ings are given over ta talking ed and picking up a fund ai in- direct with indîviduals at many formation not readily obtained ai these centres. Twirling his by any other means. Friends dials, Mr. Vanstone merely has dirpping in for the evening get ta announce: "Cailing fram Bow- much entertainment in homes manville, Canada" and hams pick having these ham stations. PHONE 556 "BIG 20" t, i ~' J.' 4 j M j' 'Il. ~1 t a.aGROCERY FEATURES..a Daltons Jolly Good PIITED DATES fti 29' Royal City, Choice Quality, B. C. Pack PEU & CARROTS SO Leading Brando VRUNE PLUNS 2 29e Tender - M eaty (Size 70 - ') PRUNES ruo17Ç Five Roses All Purpose FLOUR 77Ç Y',&77' 2.89 Fresh Ground As Sold dICHMELLO COFFEE e a39Ç Higgon Electic Your General Electric Appliance Dealer faithful campanians this week. Clubs, Lions Community Centre. -1 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMAWILLE, ONTARIO PAGE TEMEZ 2 "Unozz 23Ç 4 Qt tt. 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