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The Canadian Statesman, 3owmanvlfle, June 2a. 1967 bouqueet fwh azlru aW.!! Upa"SCh d by ,SuSiuT k s P res t V tr n t D v d j Iand stephanotia. 'McdCoil *ho eceived the T k s P res t ee a Ifr.'and'UM. W. Sutcliff award for the best ail round i. [Jmre, Judy antd Tom, -Parry at4it C4e rats Frs Bithd y Sound, called on M. G. fu. Christie, ýon behaif of Celbraes irs ~Crawford Saturday afternoon. Mr. Paisley and the rest ot a iOaawa welcome to Grade f. Hptal M.Rchr a The evening closed witb an Cad, Lo icarVn interestlng film ca1led "The and Ve tinrelata er Grades7Iand & Bas Trip Pistinreaties Ler-On Saturclay. June 24th, the enc viýitf hs gandaretsGrades sevens and eights of Mir. and Mis. Roy Morrow n Mr. Holden's room and the gratn et r and Mra. te sohe Grade eights of Mr. Chailice's V daeM.an d r.S room enjoyed a trip to the bridge,. Was Gvernight usucaimndSaeAlan adana aft"and Mn At 8:30 a.m., 49 pupisMr. I)ecra"" AiHoen and Mr. Challice left dBeth and Mrs. Wilbert nmteaho nM.Rh an $ M rkRoyal the Ao l on GMr. eos ÀP ' Archer spent thé weekendre' bus and at ten o'clock with friends In Durha.man we arrived at the Royal On- Sauble Beach. troMsu.Tetu a ?Mns. Gordon McLean, Bow- arin ueum. 12 ce touras manville, vstdMr. adMrs. cte in edutlolockeat- ...................................... :Tennyson Samells, Sunday. mte sente gelicofdean!- Mrs. Cecil Ferguson, Mr. mnacetrpia fai M, .. . . . . i o anM.ad mn.nals, weapons, clothes and . . t1~*Sidney Ferguson and Sharma, At 12 o'clock we lunched in S. gewcstleoM. ad re S. usseaalythe Park by the Allan Gar- Mountjoy. 'Ms.RMcuginCa-toured the Gardens observing saeMrR. a Ms. im C- ail the types of plants grown. sare, M. ad Ms. irnMc- The Sigmund Samuel Cana- ~Laughlin, Ralph and Brenda, diane Museum was visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Griffin,ne.Wesw ay cin Ivan, Gordon and Don, and iss uproducts which were used in ton, attended decoration ser- h 80s vice and wene supper guests At thnee o'clock we arrived o! Mn. and Mrs. Wm. Mahaffy at thaipnan weefr -. Mr. and Mrs. Gib Marlow, aning and departing from Brooklin, called on friends in the irpnt the village on Sunday. We arrived home at six .:Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ar- o'clock after an exciting day M r che r ch m a ler , t r a v t d T heoo to y ~ i A u ii r o ~P o f m e m b e rs o f th e B o w m a n v ille L a d ie s re y , C o m ra d e R c e . r u h C m a e A n e W i h I . n. Blackstock eta uleAxlayt the Roal Canadian Legion, who rsecnt-1 Second row: Foec ngt atpei Mr. nd rs. Ed. arrs S hoo held their Field Day ly Àient to Divadale Lodge, Sunn' brook H osptal1 dent, Comra e Ev l n W sh Pr id t May W t. Grahamn attended the funeral the following resuits: of a cousin in Fenelon Falls, Tks - il:J-n veterans there, are pictured above just before leaving a past presidetcakrw ord uryCoe Men dand. K otCrlWîe 0 os ee edn rmlftt ih ntefotrwae Conirade eA( e amr Wedneday.Walters 30, Cindy Grieve 13 on the trip.B ' P Mr. an f.K rtCrlWle 1;By:Ptý Raigfo ef orgti h rn r Comrade AaBterBerdeJa uro n Robbie, Gail and Carolyn, Duivesteyn 28, Bifly Francis Comrade Violet Somerseales, Cornrade Hilda Humph- 4 Halifax, were Thursday guests 14, Michael Io' Toddý Richard McRobbie celebrated his first brha on June 28, 1967. He Ferguson and boys and, Mn. Boys: Rayner Welts 20, Ste- fs the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McRobbie, Town, and grandson of Mr. and and Ms. Lloyd Wight.and en 'Crawford 8, Jamnie' Mal- jra Margo and Trevo eeF-fnrlto lc nStr Mrs. Alex McRobbie and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rundle, Bow.rnanvjlle. His fmladMs.KihJh-colin 5. r ~ ilday evening guesi o r n a tRsnah MrAndMs KihJon Mrs. F. BrooksOhw n r ndMs eleSgr 'dieetandpaeae rs.E a yds aon . Wsptrnt Sund ampith isFrnk RJuniors - Girls: K at h 'ySaturda vn ____ __an d ___ ____ ____ ____ ___ _____Tow n.__ ____ ____ ____ ___ay th is to B arbara W elts .9; B oys: B ob highw ay safety is being taken da as w cil as reduce the acci- th K ovacs fam il .B r a d n S t r a n n ther, M . J. A. Johnston..- Beacock 12, Ch is Vine 8, b'h a a i n H g w y dont toll". M r. and M rs. I a o l y Bh G la h r a d s n ot B ~ ~~~~~~~~~~M.,and Mrs. Ray Yates, To- John Notenboom, Randy Mac- Safety Counil his sum mner. ý Thon C6tincil urges Canadian ad Jai, Tteh m r ahd S na inn wt onto, wene weekend guests of Leod, Gary Davidson and The Council is promotinlgrniotorisis to drive 'iike goodi and Mns. Wm.Jono adthBends Mnr.and Mns. Menvyn Giaham Paul Judson 6.. hospitality on the higha"hss n oo h oku Linda, Lifford; Ms lthn M.adMs oetCm -BLACKSTOCK ~~~~~~~~~~~and called on several friends. hYyhot adbonhelku adM.JnJ MissLnaVnig Mr Intermediate - Girls: Val- as a means o! neducing tïlk for 1 n 1portunities to showadM.Jh Jhsn sa eo n I emeso hi The Anna UniMisses Linda Vhoningf Mar- erneldreylor3,hSharon William- toîl of3accidentseandede3,thh.rooWîltcam- toiothfraccidensssanwaewerei Sunday gueststo! famihyoheldsassurpriserp run T han e A n aynî tm et a ni th e lho m e r ,f M ns A n nl d Ta l h el n h h u c a : 0 !u o n B a d b u rn a n d C h e ry l so n , E la in e M e tc a lf a n d S u sa n th a t m a r e v e ry to u ris t s a so n Il sa s 'c o u r te sy is c o n ta g io u s - M r. a n d M rs. B e n o n o .f r M . a dM s o l yK tvthase 1on Tem sa fn on te ae w h o n tcd the to the chlly damD weathe. Metaf spent last week on a M Coll 12, Linda M Laugh- in Canada. why'not, give it a ty?" The DAR.A. bos hl alet Jne ile on S ur y R eitR . an sf1 0d ome mrbe n s a n d o n e m e e tin ga n d li n 1w B ysh a ni rar tic le1 v eta ku R e v Ru l Nr.siton present. Leader Mrs I en from the Onwand Mn w Mansfsrr dleed o! ot pesn oia o xoadlni;Bos li atn "We have found a veryv vfensucessflt rcudyinhnroohe2t edn Ç.Skelding opened with ai Ferguson and Mrs G. Larmpn jb ec of rosf' avearG odere nHc argeofthe worhîppiov kmg ser oniromche adagandFoo d A shetin 6.coutesy and tho ghtunn ssFloydTT asnt a lage s u ua6.the sened he appsco plewgt 'Ti ne . ns L. Th mp oî' a d ro ra i. he th me o!them e "W hy w e attend m ein- M rs. R. Stinson, B ow m an-, I te m di t G rlueh y t e sh g y and sagh fuety", 011 L O N G "A '- "dust w asn't bad un i th l st a o e y m r o . On S n y gaeafine paper on the. the worsh ip was "Theloial service." After the ser- ville, was guest of Mrs. AI- Race - First, Eleanor Wright, Farmer, executive diector of (ntended for lasi wek couple of races. Ni iny n n r.Klethl Vert fnm te sudyboolçlfollowed the chptr In hror placing of flowens, and Trewins, Friday and Sunday. ý; Danlene Malcolmi; Sec- arr..hiowfkwn hiPwdrPu!.fie and nib ft liesu Cristanthe Chstpayn ws ffeedthee. l- Mn.athn. rant Ferg nerareunseli h and think of theland, Ricky, Bnoki;M.gn r~ I4.ù Crit ndte:hrsThidybok "hewasc adpstudyb ffre heeokA- rCanada"Gon, Ien Cewhichusn nayNetand Jl .11e!-hswa MloWe - CaenArt'"The hch nd thene wene fniends froni son and four children gîîTor.n, GlnaCeetSsnother feîîow are invoîved i rs Keifli Goble wene SunaNetrcJuy2hapOcsi. 0 heArsindifret lae wTon- e-ono M.McCMs.G orge l e Meteaif, Betty fewer accidents. And this supper guests o! Mn. and Mns. Sincere sympath ri h n n r.Nra ai .yýIn teFescusnd Living 10! aong sthed a ao r n ae ila tives interned here attend- Dunbar ad~.1.Thircl, - »arleah with so many vi itons onG. Baker. community is sentt n n n ailOoo eeSt the Spirit." Mrs, M. Byersl Challenge. Business ai aild.Seanborough, M.adMs Wilson, Janice Wilas. oi' hhways, we think it Mri. Fred (G. Smith visited Mns. G. Bernard n aiyudyeeigvstr ,thi conducted the wonship periodjuiscnite oty oMns. Roy Conden and Miss NOec Morton and four' sons, nemdaeBy ea especially important to be'his grgadriaiigter and faoily, in the sudden pasigo e aetM.adMs y units consisted mostBoyslyeoay friendly and couleous because Mn. and Mrs. Roy Boudeau .brother, M. Wale alge isn on the theme of Good Waysî plans for catening to two Aileen Van Camp entertained Oshawa, Mn. and Mn.. Lloyd Finst, Barry Malcolmi, George-----___________________________________ :o! having a Peaceful Day. A weddings in July. No more at a bridal shower for Miss Wright and four children Keunlng, Mauni Kinnunen, ~etter froin Japan was read., unit meetings to be held un-,Joyce Hooey at the home o! spenta pleasant family gath- Rick Campbell; Second, Blair ýAfter closing lunch was senv.! tii September. !Mrs. Velva Bailey, Saturday ering with Mn. Roy Ferguson Mantyn, N cil McLaughlin, ..i4 and a social time waslIn,1 spite of the very uinfav-! evening. A very pleasant time and Mn. and Mns. Bill Fergu- Larry Jackson, Tom, Tenny- ,pn.onable weather, splendid ser- was spent. The bride-to-be son and two sons, Sunday cv- son; Third, Jim iMeLeod, Tre- Duetoso an ofth me - ics wre hel S nda. f.received many beautiful gifts ening. Mrs. C. Hill was also Von Nesbitt, John Fraser, Paul 'bers being aIso menibens of 1 the United at 10 arn. the fol for which she exprcssed a guest. Mountjoy. .the O.N.O. club who cateredI îlowing young people wene ne- heartfelt gratitude. Glad to report Mn. Melville Intermediate Boys P ole ~~~~~~~~-~~~~~on o h rd rdaind- evdit ulmmesi:f the Hîgh Sehool Gniffin home ýfroml hospital Vault _ Jim McLeod, Herb .rjer that evening, the Candace1 Blair Martyn. Paul Mountjoy,, students held a surprise partyadcoaesngaorby Vine, George I.eunng. lJnit did flot meet Tuesday.i Garry Mountjov. Grant Mc-1 for Mr. Gordon Paisley at his Ms.JA.MAhran Senior - Girls: Suzie Fallis ,, Mrs. Fred Deyes was hos-ý Laughlin, Neil McLaugliiu. home, Satunday night. on Miss Ida Dempsey attendeci 3, Nancy Stinson 13, Bernice teas for the Doncas Unit oni Murray Carnaghan, Richard learning i was his birthday. thesIsaeDn o!eimc, andy scaie 10, Boys:ert:l W,.ednesday afternoon. LeaderliGunten, Linda McLaughlin,. We didnt hear his age, but MssobeGadermpnSad, n. McL , g yn2,oent Wil .Wrs. C. Hill opened with alEleanor Wright. The Sar-don't think hie is old enough Robrt andMisnenn tt Mcr- ki14 ,Wan K patrick i e h ~~ ù1t A-ufotation "Guide nme today."' ment cf Holy Communion was 1for the eso e. nwyhaur ady . MisnBttyMr Ar- 14 Ohewonship on the theme!ý administened. Rev. Romenil1 congratulations and best wish- n.adM. ri enior Girls Relay Race 'TImne Out" and stressing "I! chose ar, text for his ýn-îpres- es for many more birthdays, MeAthur, Toronto, wene also F i n s t, Bernice Handyside, 'took 4 day to -scarch for God : isive sermon, "I would know Gordon. guests. Ms sa r-Teresa White, Judy Hart, 1 I i . .~ J 1 m n KV .w as iven y Mr . W al er1 J sus" M n.dnd M r . W csPea ce, a n cy tinson ; Second, Suzie ~m ,wa gvenbyMr. WltrýJs1s" Mr ad Ms.We. Parehamm, Mn. and Mn..Ross Du.!!, NFalliS, ateine WloVt Wrnight For programi, eachi At 2:30 p.m. a large crowd' Mn. and Mrs. Harold Cnaw-1M. ndM.. Gordon Stnong to is, atoeJailsoHntînic- ,-~enbe red om pats gthered ai the Union Cerne- fond, Janice and Kenneth, MMn.randrMn. and Mrs. Countney ton amrm the Home Edition of ! tery whene Rev. F. W. Sw'ann and Mrs. Neil Balley attend- Grahm w r amoung tonio osRlyRc ~eseach Sppleent.A lef! cfN e t Ie t o n Presbyteriani ed the wedding o! Miss Mary guests at the 25th wedding Pinst, GatMLuhiGr ton froin Mn, and Mrs. L. El-; Church conducted the servicei Lou Crawford and Mn. George annivensany o!f n dMrs. on ancL Maun inne o cnb srGfoecrmoero.eae uig .od.missionanies ai Fort! and delivered an impressivel Cannochan in Port Penny Sandy Moore o! Shirley, numn Robent Wilkins; Second,j I~cherson in the Anctic, wasi sermon !rom the text "Bless-1 United Chunch, Satunday a!- which was held in the Ma- Lanny Hunren, Bnian David-. And more people buy new Chevrolets than anyte iwcr < 1 d. S ix m em bens and tw o 1 cd are they that m ounn." Fol- ternoon. A t r t e w d i g s n c H l o t P r y a u - s n r W y e S o t i k a - vi4sitons cnjoyed a helpful af-j lowing the service, friends1supper the bride and groom day evening. pn hrPtrPnshk 'ternoon. who had gathened from many and a;Il their atnat ald M.RyFruo n n.BueWlis hi hre .LOfl iai a 8:0 r ahjah la an Islad" and "The ç-wFna ,by the Junke bioher Town Hal rea8:0ent o! cOshawa !ror1î by-aw o topup ~r~ tmethereafter, will consider passing aàrbe !Cnd" h 1936 to 1955, he was eniployedî by-aw o topupand close that Part of the road shown on the Plan of songs were dlrected by M.b% éerai Motors until isi!BlAr4Do ea Chaliceand ccopanie by retirenient in 1953. He was*a thie Queen's Blok South of Quecn Street and running easterly along the. Elaine Metcal! on the piano.mmbrotecmpn'25 south boundary of the said Queen's Block south of the former Canadien Heather Dorreliand Barry year club. Raiwa, frigh shd ad nrthof he oodearTir an Ruber Malcolm nead a character A member o! St. Aricdrew~ NatinuiRaîwa~freihî hcdandnort o!theGooyearTir an Ruber sketch o! each pupil which LUnited , Chunch, Oshawa tlie! .Plant from, the cast limit of Queen's Avenue for a distance of approxi. Wevencolle y h gae eee was a former mcm- - y mat.ly 850 feet ta Lot 30, Qucen's Block.seeclm. b d- ber ot the Masonic Onden in NoTIEISALOHEEB IVNtht i. oucl fAchievement Bars weds orno oal 222 UAW ad elght, dams. wre St. ;Andew'.oc NUaiCEI LOH B'GVNta he Ton f owavileprpoe et the' eetn n for Perfect AttendanÇO, Pr. eceard by hi. first wi!e, 'îCorporation o h ono omnil pooe tteUemeig P > mnb ad Drama. 1Mina Hoey Cornish, July 21., ý,ày the. aforesaid by-aw ta authorize the sale of the stopped. up part efTtMth mtc wad15, Mn atrmaried lb the presented t ar a-former Margaret Meflvena o the sald roed tethe ahutting owners. mrm Mr. Challic1 ab 12 BxyeI Imaa aaprs ulo ods Valerle Frew rOes.hthehmwe12r. Ite award for laitereture whi& aoh vm by twodauIeâ àmflCo The. proposcd by-Iaw and plan rJiowing the. lands affecte& my v ie yM.Cmbej n.D vm(i~a » m la ny offices i the.Town IW- Ti ,science ava d v . po. nean Mra.i' h ar z bs s..s fp' M y Mr. I olden t e .(M ua n o Hhv ; a rtn1l i ~Council wiIl hm li persos, or by Idaor ber OMM4 JieMM no - M6 her e:the-more-peope-b yi . s im*ulu W. person who aimis tiit us or h l. ui4g 'viiib . p eu. the < Iv'b*awérd of <* '4mIlty dbtW4 y the. MW dby-law andI whe ppUge.t. bbhend. q i.* lgajd AUTHIORIZED CHEVBOLET DEALERINBW ~ TDtuis kday 0of1junet 1967.: mat ~ ~ " "" L jY N COSMTR.IIE Sinidai.