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- * - ~ -~ 44.... The Canadian Statemnan, Bowmanvllle, Oct. 20, 1085BetDesdC pla KneeDncC n da-U S.Ao Ag emt Mr.Hwr rwSO LIN__A Bs rse opeHa iet ac asn IcamU.S.d Emlymn MIr. Hwar BrwnKed-, Mr. anid Mrs. Murray Vice Mris. Ralph Davis. this happy' a n re s dE von, apent a few days last and famil vi~sited Vunday occasion bringing tagether1 week with Mr. and Mrs. Clar-. with relatives in Lindsay. four generations. ence Vice. Mr. James Morris, Ravens- The United Church WomenL be aC ndatC aim Mr. Arthur Knight, Stouff- hlvstdwihM.adýig t e oe t Mrs. arr3' ThLie anad andiutmtdlo a edd tthsaslaeteCada e- 'ville, with Mr-. Isaac Hardy'Mrs. John Knox. n ttehm fM Iar h Cnd-..Atmt o aee ne and Stanley. iMns John Knox attended a Knox.-v gemnpa eutdi getrt fi a ltbe io lnI ~gsaIfayu Mr. and Mrs. Evereft Cçi-'.Bay Of Quinte Conference Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Flettiecig ren as es n eploy foarte poi ion f h nLesd h ldAeeh derman accompantied by Mr. held at Pigeon Lake.adLnaateddClm ment andi production in this Canada-U.S Automoieb 1 ot eaer~ ad Mrs. Howard Crydermnan, ýMrs. Harold Pascoe s~peft'bu Hai-'est Home Serv'ices country, Russell C. Honev Lîb- Agreenment.dcn h ta~ p a6 Maple Grove visited Mr-. anci several days last week at and were supper guests of eral candidate for Durhami One really won(es~3~abas h~esol r Mrs. Ernest Bush, Glen Miller. Bale. Mrs. J. Flett. County, told a meeting of thelother than for reasonsoiofO ic otecs flvn Mr. Wayne His ai-d Miss Mr. and Mrs. Perce Clar-ke, Mr. andi Mrs. Roy Lang. Port Hope Liberal Associa- litical adivantage, DiefnaeSOty llncasifh ct Marilyn Fields, Hamilton,.ý Greenwood ca]]ed on Miss maici, Mr-. and Mi-.. Char-les tion on Thursday evening. the Conservative leadrun fliigge p with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. HiIls. Pearl Leach., Langmaid and fanuly spent "nCndpsegrvh D edrTmyDuls "ehv xeddFmI Corporal andi Mrs. J. Afwldesfo oia Snday ith r. Petrboreounh, icle production has increaseci spenci so miîch time cticzn loac amnso 1 Strang. Toni and Steven, Ot_; attended Enfîeld bazaar. ad~lrn eeb,~h by 31 per cent and commercial a program which is prdcn1mnhfra xr w er - a r n r.EnslMr.Foec ere o-landi the older members visitec eeîilrsisfr ahcidrmilgi taw, M-.andMrs E nto, Ms ence PeardesToithMs ri pLn nteC.roduction by 41 per cent. such obvious tDramshol.Wehv istttei 1,arer, lacktoc, wih Mr l ie Hspitl.mployment in the motor to Canada, and t andi Mrs. Harvey YeIlowlees Mr. an-d Mrs. Harold Pascoe. vhvicprdutonHospvatal.yinpatiu and farily. t Syrnpat.hy of the coinmuni-î Mrs. Roy Langrmaid visited wl si h at au oe ttdepa t setne oM.aWn a aTm NortMr- facturing sector of our econo- Ail o! the social scrt o ep oeta 0,0 IMrs. T Bene n the aMn and e ays.TmeekorthMr.-my has increaseci by about legisiation on the stattsfsa netmtdcs oming ng of ber father, Mr. Edwin hM. adMs vrtSie 20,000 jobs, or a total increase Canada has been placi o$6500 Co in Omstn.M. rmsonba M.an Ms Eert Sirsin this industry o! 36 per cent. by Liberal Governmt, Mr eayfrlnciga- i flot enjoyed good health fori with Mr-. and Mrs. Ray Be-mis, "«This is only the beginning. Honey pointed out."h w rgasvtlynee S unday the last twn or three years. Oshawae aeSutSe As a basis upon which this achievements o! theprsntooud utCnaasocl Mrdand visit . tEirntc Manie, as recet VSdte,'agreement was negotiated with Liberal Goverriment ouseriyOn Mdcaeth .dyvste hi uceM.lMre a eetvçtrthe United States, the auto.- two and a lhait yearsi fieohri h aaaAssac Ai-chie Cation, who is a pa- wth. an Mi.Eert mobile manufacturers agreeci adds up to a sweepigmo-Pln Meiaewlersra Tientoi . MMc.aends 1-IspalaacSpirns.to add $260,000,000 to Canada's ernization and rie-shapn fntoa tnadc @ia Toronto. Mn and fmrl, s aae Mun annuel output in the auto- social welfare,"'lhe said evcsfralCndauie M.rs. Si Hockaday accom- dy ndfai, Oshaa, it motive inciustry in the first "The Liberal Goenetgrlss o noe h panied Mi-. andi Mrs. Les:Mn. andi Mrs. Lloyd Brome three years in which the agree--- CadaAstncPln il Cochrane, Enfielci, andi visit-I Several families from this ment is in operation. ihl hs aain h et! with M-r. and Mrs. Kenistitatne!teItr "This agreement also means "Ij Cohrne WityM~ll<ienfl-ij past week, For a owering of automobile pric-To apa H enedhlmSt. Mn. andi Mns. Alex Pottet-tenx roYe*stepo.- es to the Canadian purchaser.o!teCndPnsnPlns witih Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Pot-'thenexmathwill eheici he- Already the 'Big Thi-ee' auto- 1oiw:Aeuae pnin ten. Bowmanville. igmthwl ehl e mobile manufactuners have!o eieetatae6.Pn Mrs. Ed. Thornton, Mill-iyond the reach of many. announceci price reductions on 'inngt htaepral 'brook andi Mr. Elgin Taylor . 1966 mociels.an'ee nCad.Psis spent Sundav with Mr. and - Mrs. Don Taylor anci familv. "In close proxirnity as weipesor.Dibity enfs Mr-. and! Mrs. KarI Potten,! K m MMt Utes .are to the General Motors i esoerbcmsds plant in Oshawa the agreemn beibfr eiement ae Isiington. Mr. Ray Middletonn is having a direct beneficial re-Beftshakepac and c . lxotr Robin vLste wthMn suit in our employment possi- ~icesc annsadwt sacd it. lexiter Ranrobin -.......E OE)bilities in Durham County. The cagsi h oto iig stayd wih br grndmthen <FRM PGE OE> increase in production to date while her father andi grand-Ithe festive scene froîn the rat General Motors as a resuit fathen xent to K;asshabogý fineplace. Sheaves of wheat Mr. and Mrs. Archie Crossey, dress ed in these unusual outfits, were chosen o! this program bas meant -nersonayeacner Lktocoetectaefnadreithe windows an as the best dressed couple at the Kine tte Masquerade dance on Saturday at the mnaiy mr osfrrsdnsfrtesca euiyapc the Wnter.the door and walls were dec- of Durham County". o oenet uhlgsa Mr. and Mrs. R o n a I1cd orated with attractive gr. Golf andCurling Club. Mr.__ Ioney gave another ex-rtie'hisoy.Tswa B3roorne, Mr-. and Mrs. Edwinlancis in lovely faîl shades r r ample. H-e saici that the Day- idmntaeib h osra Cnaniok, M. and. r. Nk, e]- flloTh e st Couplners Lînd'ai4v I'oes asidson Rubber Company o! Newtie'opsin to uh Cookl, MrF . aCdokirsBow- The pi-le wne rs wupeLn as New Skating Pri-t nas ere lHampshire haci about a yeaî-sca egsaina Dr. Han-y Tuttle ýson Fice, Taunton, Mn". andlCrossev as a ligbter and her ago openeci a plant in Port Secretary nt the Department MrS. Pence Westlake and Don- hushanci, Archie Crossey, as a. oei atr rmssta of Pensions of the United: aid, Mns. Lloyd Bradley,ipackage of cigarettes. Most Hop bein fact. peise htPesosaofFmlyAlw Church of Canada, who will Brooklin, and Mn. Tom Jack- Original Duncan Ulley, who M ke- the Canada-U.S. Autornotive dcc" be the special spcaken et St.: lin Star ity, Saskatchewan,! wore formai, baliroom attire M. -gemnt -donRbe Paui's Annivensar ' services wore recent visitors at Frank!anci had a puppet partner. pg-enn avcsnRer M. oeysentttte October 24tlh at Il arn. anci. Westlake's. Fiînniest, Lii Hooper as a l is now shipping 60prcetCF ary niismde of its production across the MIsKh-leaHr vrio teND bsshw '7 p.m. Dr. Tuttie bas labouredi Several fanîilies and frienids witchi. Bs onnsC border into the United States riterst n sciaTwener. H for many yeans in bis depant-, gatheneci in tbe hall Saturday turne, Betty Eliîtt as a Chi.- for the Amenican market, hie! On Wednesday eennepajedttteraetw :ment, andi it is largely due te evening for a presentation to nese lady, andi the winner of1 saicl. October 27, Miss KahnTltîai îfrne ewe h his efforts that the Pensioni two recentlv marrieci couples. the Best Man's Costume pni_-e1 . "When Davicison Rubber Horn, a Mohawk of h i D n h ieaso rund is in its present good Mn. andi Mrs. Larry Spires was Jack Brown, who was ý- aet otHp esta Nations Iroquois Confravscalesatn condition. He is a native cf andi Mr. andi Mns. lion Broorn e,: richly garbed as an oriental!. at CatighnawEîga, Quebe II______________ Newfoundiand andc a gifted Mr. Haroldi Yeliowlees cail- ýpotentete. . ~ .. a year ago they bad plans te address the CanadianClbc !ple aker.--,(d the hononed gues-is to scats' The .iudgcs weî-e Fred ancilepo 2hul ae ok West Durharni on "~Tte, dan IAIlAI _______________at the front of theelhail. Mrs.!Ede Cole and Mai-g Corson. -. ens. Now they have 160 em- Awakes - A New Prob]mFr JM I Everett Cryderman rendaciaA prograrn of popular musicî - aspsoyesm a the managemoetîCanada." nicely worded addî-ess te Mr.: for dancing was proviciec asurewh si ta hr i o As a young girl, Mis e adMiss. eggy Mlsnraiaaa b'aiio ubrbecame aN A LEtli an Ms Li-ySpires, and:,the Cavaliers Orchestra, Osh- growthin sight. wouîci net pol awareo! her erlu Mis Pgg Milsn eada aa.be in Canada baci it net been priemfacing rpeole an well written addness te Mn.' -frteplcese h iea and Mrs. Ronald Broome. fon tieepoltciimprfveheîfebfor especially preparee Each couple was presenteci' Goveînment, and they wouldwhtasebeerCuar with a swivel type lounge ue a e Indians. Miss Horn grautc chair with Lest Hein land Eu-.rm SrGog cbre cards by Harold Yellowxv0 CUSe ü University, and bas puruda lees and Ronald Baker. The P 0o..cies ---career o! writing, tee1 in7DAS -ONGT football team presented each and radio interviews an couple with a "New Rornex" <CROM PAGE ONE) eo r studyv o! the present codtog cake plate. Barbar-a andi Lar- prlce's Set by the buyers, lie FOPAEN) o! the Indian and wbatithr Fom 9OOUS i - en(FROanMP PAGE ONE) ined.future. rIi.Ar r thy, e d a o n ahir nd phil is.exPaif rl c ed. as b nF eld Officer bas already been M iss Horn as s o e j tank oe aifonthei i dc b"arers' crhedibas been - 'in Bowmanville in this con- threughout the UniteciSae an oeygts. culd heLîealGv-nection, and expects te retunand Canada and urgsteialU o Redigawe- ,giz.bM rnmntrug leFrmSOon for an initial survey, Mn. people cf Canada te o m ML"s Gladys YellowleesqMs Credft Corporation and the IVc ad -etlitecu-aaenwc h eest !6336 Wes. Hilîls and! Mrs. Tom Ba- fàrnf impre'vement field. Creci-,Vc hatan igibHe tlte ll be' faenteobeof o the - ker. Miss Pearl Leach led mint bas a proper place te enable cil - estabei b oeit in lfciin.9the pwil mekeui2% a sing-song, closinrg with .Fonlfarris te get landi and equip- ..stail carre yr snd ethtio o! the t otal Caaden ouiR They are Joly Geod Fei]os."ment, but it is net a substîtute maileastrsevenpop, and tha lation ti the alC next 10 i.> IVIUI~ Afterwands, lunch wa njey-fogocfampie. Hope), bie is interesteci in ilssiyeihwlbempoe ya.- I Mrbl. so aMr o W n. ortneysd that tree weil being. He stated that hie for this service. This number The meeting wili egn1t adMiRcheMBtaker e,rdoinertunae ta oanytre haci been the minister cf includes the delivery of par- 8:15 p.m. in the SundayShoAN aONýnd ih lMe nti-ccka a l c a e p oinesh e ee a g van- Bethany Unitedi C urcb a few ces. The contract for the cde- Auditorium o! Trinit,' U iedL V L on the E. Hockadas. ae cths e fed eo i sra go ern-years ago. ivery o! parcels andi letter Church, Bowmanvill, ani Rs. i Hockada y, nciMrissmt'slevised cnop itinsne- "For every $1,000 you paY carrier bundies will probably-mmerships te aa RueHokdaMr. anc on the new Port Hope Higb eaahe nabdhss are stil evaîlabiee t tedo E.HokaeyEiee eciJenpecteci thet ail provinces wl colywilil pyant e wat V.o ttbd bsithe night o! the meetin.NwA E wih n.eciMrX Bari thisplan in 18 months. oc, Ilse cese Brnwes, Cour'tice. "To provide nioney for farmn- $,0 bfrSouaeiots Rather than Boxes mecmes aenee n BWAVLE -O We wlcom Mn.rsc the government, when they I e contendeci, "If y'ou put Tihe Postmaster aise tIlcwece._____________ ~:Cu Ts C NADA Dou ls Lynde an d M wihd to e ld, las bought un- Last week it was announed that owmanvilie $1,000 in a bank, the bank then cucl tat tb o tOfic TSCAAD DugasLnd ad auilteeconomie fanm units andi then Figure Skating Club will have two new professionals multipliecths aeun byDe at teoes mil liTe thcy can encithisearmn rcmesmi Oshawa, teoOur- con-munity. solci them beck te the fermer in charge of training this year. They are Mrs. Jack total. TYou shoulcia e thÎs siots rather than mail boxes, Christmas cards They have punchaseci the atofinlpnces fter heseunhtve ih e.Ieponeiuttt / have arrived! hoefrel we y Mn. have heen amalgarnateci with Hyland Arrnitage an-d Ross Garner. These interested!rbank credit", bie assenteci bt e verywin e dtea $ 5A and Mrs. Fred Lodge. Mn. and1 better units. tin joining the club may meet the professionals at the 1 î ai oeitattetoit iN considereci best te have Mrs. F. Locige endi Christine, "If a farmen wbela enAmn oa ndtmro i-m4t major parties ini Canada weuld amalso on the inside deer have mved bak to Ohawaý lias_______________and______w f___4____7____ adopt oui- policies then there oailoseo thtltsg R I CK A B l"5 onavenmtral Pak te Oshawsti-îggling witb land that lias -Cei.S oga hyd !ebues htltesg on CenraloPrk nlu. netproductivecp-'re sc1sTebeeaeoaioa col.wlould be ne need for Social houlitnoteha.1e Miss Karen Yellowlee9 was- îy xat t oieoao te uha od eeaevctoa col.Ceit oln ste otruhi otehl.H T F )q l n d av t e e g u e s t o !fzM i s s u n o u i - g o im n t w i î î i e - a i i g o t i n , b k r e , i " P e r s i eCc - v t v e e m s a k y u t o e p l a i tn e c i t h a t a n o u t s i d e b o x 2(1" Ci-ol nox. rain lm forindusry eni paytai-m iennts nc i wbol- "Govnetse--tati ARDA forSocialCredIt. A vot e xwt alsown ni o crei-t isaviabl rider lw oifies tefweprdue )s I clitien fllc- NDFI wiîî Transport Commissioners for'i N AL E T D W PA M TO ineest rates for ynuing people ýhe distrihufete teewnpoie nIcreSaiia Canada had informed i hm thatl te expand andi improve tai-msnePrl thern. 'inFidwîcî ilgv the C.P.R. is preparing the L A S T 3 D A Y S Iendi fanm hoîises. We will ex.- "A two pnice svstern i% need-! risk ci-ep insunance, low cest design for e steelI and concre'teý % $.0 L AT3 DY!tend crop instiranec fo oyer'e.Sr se hudbeg -'credit and tecnl ]assistance bridge te be eet e $00 ON , r.BALNC in eatr aaaandi te rover cv redit e e nthe South hItereplace the bAidgTfl.c rhPr.,Fn , ot> ct 1 2 1 3We wllincrease'Sea Islandens s hteet-dcrrpeetto ods wsdsrydb ietee Thu s. So o niurance covenage fnoin the alytbev could pi-oduce what tnibute foeci pioducts through-WMr. Honcy wrote ther tVRal-4R Fr.,O c . lw 2 mc xîsting level of 60 per cent o! w-e waiit. Fan-mers can live eut the wcrld, andi tex cLt3 thofugh the C.P.R. haci indi U AY OUSAT N B NH 2 for tha puce of i plus a pennyloss suftereci te net less tban on lcss inîcomne than otlier slanteci te favon îow incomeIaeita eetm '80 per cent. Ipeopît-, but tlîey cen lose ail . gmnîîps. elapse before the plans o! the- ~ T E i"A PrgesveCneva-'M.CrnaîPaue 1 h "To sum up, the NDP nation- engineering citails regarding' OFUNElBiA tix'e Government will assist in Social Credit goverrnment thet! aI fanm policy wiîî increase ý he bridge will be reedy, that the construction cf agnicul- came ite power 30 ycans ago effective feî-m income by 40 the Board et Transport 'Com- pnegrem sirnilar te grants Ibe bas liveci seven years inîMe als told the auidience thet that cverytbing possible wilil SMYDANH#z made for the developmcnt o! Dunham County, (five in Pont rhe piccigeci, if electeci, te boldibe donc te have the C.P.R. bo -~ ' open meetings ecLh month to 1hurry Ie complete the Elginý report te the people what he1 Street Bridge. a ni Liieces hlas been doing. WCel Award rh tiesA Ko' O T U Buy ow 0 1ts nd "Pief btat the Bowmanvllle Pee Wee SAE $$MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Basebail Team bad won the DAT - Te ofiia noifcaionfri- Th Dr- WEEKLY REPORT Miner Basebali Championsbîp I DATE---Thenffcia noifictio frm Te Dr-cf Ontario for 1965 by defeaf- ' ham County Club of Toronto arrived this week, Foi' t-le week of October ing Perth andi Tillsonburg. He îndcatng hatthi auustbod offorer ur- 11-17 inclusive: suggested that the 15 boys on hamites will open their season this Friday at 8:15 Bith 4 maie, 5 eae 9 given trophies by council. Bowoeavffla Brsel JMSULMe JU RY & LO V E Lt Ltd ipm. They now hold their meetings at the Women's Discharges ..... 51 onilrHoe oe Art Assn.. 23 Prince Arthur Ave., the first street Major operatiens ..... l0'that the Civic Committee be 2 King St. E. BOWMANVILLI. Phone 623.3361 mirho lo t eti oot.Vstr rm Minci- operations 1 91authorized te buy these troph-, Oshawa Branch: AE cAS1I ai. not fBorS.Ws nTrno iiosfo Emcrgency treatrncnts 31les. This was seconded byi Durhamn Couxty wîUl be Most welcome. Visiting houri 3-8 p.m. daily, Councifor Fie@ and carried._______________________