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Co ee ee ee a OO PP ee > SAVE OASTHOUSES Bowmanville | Press Ads Claimed! MAIDSTONE, England (CP) houses--kilns in which hops are restaurant operator can get : more from newspaper advertis- tied for breweries--dotting the BOWMANVILLE -- In inter-\rant Association convention , ' i PORT HOPE -- Bowmanville|the head, received by the Bow-Forcey, Claxton Campbell, Tom cjyh badminton matches in Were told Tuesday. Hho al gk gs jd e ] [Bantams Nip C obour g Rid To Restaurants Xe :vn'y councilors are try. Players Beat TORONTO (CP) ---The small | | 1 Z Pl ff | ing than radio advertising, dele- landscape of this southeastern To Win Zone CLYVOIT Peterborough {ix imrrdo sdrernng dee: indcane otis soueanen Bantams defeated Cobourg 31)manville goalie David Wright|Simpson and Mike Donoghue. Bowmanville on Monday even-, - G. Crompton of Port Ar-) 7. f \ last Saturday to win the Ban-learly in the second period when ing, Peterborough players lost|thur, speaking during a panel) ics ot a tam trophy in the district Little|he was prostrate on the ice try- NHL hockey. {338 to trap the puck, prevented Cobourg Jr. A's defeated Port!him from continuing play. Mike Hope 2-0 to win the Wladyka|Cawker substituted. trophy, presented by Mayor; Cobourg rapped in three quick Mike Wladyka. Goals were|goals, P. Gutteridge from R. scored by Mike Kelly and Joe|Vanderlip, P. Meynarski un- Bulger, Art Jones coached the/assisted, and K. Hallister from team. D. Campbell. Bowmanville re- Cobourg Peewees won from sponded with two tallies, John Bowmanville 5-3 and received)Oyler unassisted and Oyler the trophy which the Bowman-|/from Bob Hawes and Ron Webb. ville recreation department of-|Jn the last minute of the game fered in the competitions. The|Cobourg's Gutteridge shot into team was coached by Bob Par-| Bowmanville's empty net. nell. Bowmanville Bantams notched Bowmanville Bantams defeat- 2 second period goal, Steven ed Coburg 3-1 to win the tro-|Burns from Peter Werry. In the phy which the town of Cobourg|third period the goals were had donated for zone playoffs.|Burns from Don McMurter and Bowmanville Peewees opened|Werry, and McMurter from the scoring in the first period|Werry. Cobourg singleton was with Kim Rogers bulging the|by Gordon Kelly on a pass from net on a pass from Ron Webb. Bernie Comeau. Coburg's first goal was by K.) In the elimination games in |Hallester on a penalty shot. the morning, Cobourg Jr. A's defeated Bowmanville 53. Mike \Kelly scored a hat trick, Joe PEEWEE. GAME e ugh Bowmanville Peewees defeat: Ut 2-1 in ladies' doubles, 3-0) ed Port Hope 5-4. Jeff Gilhooley|!" men's doubles, and 4-2 in scored two goals and single mixed play, as the home play-| goals were recorded by Bob ¢'s dominated matches. Hawes, Mike Bothwell and Kim| Results, visiting players Rogers. Helper credits went to named first, John Oyler, Bud Depew, Both- well, Rogers and Ron Webb.| Port Hope goals were by Doug) ** Hood, Vaughan Smith, Ralph/Cotton beat H. Hodgson and Paul Markle, Wallis 15-10, 15-6; Single assists were by Hodgson and and Mike Robinson and a double|" credit to Keith Boundy. Coburg Bantams Men's doubles: G. Henry and}* defeated|D. Elmsley were beaten by B.| Port Hope 5-1. The locals' Burgess and G. Tighe 15-10, 15- singleton was by Ted Rowden 11; J. Elliott and J. Pritchard from Tom Hodgson. Cobourg)last to K. Slemon and B. Mo- goals were by Gerry Bambridge hun 15-4, 15-7; C. Cross and G, 3-9) discussion, said newspaper ad- vertising has been more effec-) tive in stimulating business than) has radio. in ladies' doubles: our budget was allocated to ra-| V. Rose and M. Charlton feli/dio and 25 per cent to newspa- to D. Reddock and K. Hopkins Per. : ' 15-12, 15-3; B. Pritchard and J..switched this proportion and Hockin and W,|have enjoyed more successful re-, : Elmsley/| sults. In my opinion, newspapers) M. McKee lost to C, Hut-.are a better medium for the hinson and A. White 15-7, 15-8,|Small operator," Mr. Crompton Said, tinuous legislative body Althing, im odern methods of drying. ae "Two years ago 70 per cent of| Then a year ago we ANCIENT CONGRESS Iceland claims the oldest con- unded in 930 AD. It's Big News -- from -- CANNINGS --SEE-- PAGE 19 Today's Times for two and an assist, Steve,Vialik went down before J. Brett and Bernie Comeau edch' Markle and B. Legge 15-9, 15-9. with one goal and an assist. Mixed play: M. Charlton and One goal was by Reg Stevenson G, Henry defeated Mr. and and one credit to Bruce Mrs. Slemon 10-15, 15-4 and Ravensdale. 17-14; V. Rose and J, Elliott Enthusiastic fans in great|lost to A. Strike and B. Mohun numbers were on hand for each/|18-17. 15-12; B. Pritchard and J.| game played during the day,|Pritchard fell to C. Hutchin-| FREE DELIVERY Prescription and Drug Items CAR GOALIE HURT | 'An, unfortunate skate RY NURSE held at the Pickering and Dis- trict High Schoo! will go to- wards the hospital's building 'fund. --Azzopardi Photo 9 AM. - 9 PM. MEDICAL PHARMACY 728-6277 300 KING W. and many saw the action in all/son and B. Burgess 15-10, 18-16; } games. J, Elmsley and B. Bowen beat Individual crests were pre-\W. Wallis and G. Tighe 15-7, sented to each winning team by 16-18 and 15-3; M. McKee and) the Beaver Athletic Association|D.' Elmsley lost to H. Hockin) executive members, president and J. Markle 15-11, 15-12; and Hawley Jex, vice-president Bob\J. Cotton and C. Cross were Briden and special chairman defeated by A. White and B. Bob Smith. Legge 15-12, 17-19. Zi Mere roucy OF os TEINBERG JERIN Choice Quality-Red Brand Beef Sale BLADE "A. ROAST 4. RED BRAND VALUE TRIMMED FRESH LEAN SHORT RIB ROAST. 57¢ GROUND CHUCK». 59¢ CHUCK STEAKSo™'* 59¢ SCHNEIDER'S TASTY READY TO EAT LIVERWURST wv. 59¢ NBERG'S LARGE SIZE 4.99¢ ' we wie Any Time fats airy my ate i: 7 AJAX CALF BECO cut to) Bulger and Bobby Robison ss y z ; itched singles. Single assists : the Ajax-Pickering Hospital ino 8 Westgate Mary Anne, a j 4 P) | WANT MORE MONEY wer Mike prize at a dance this Satur- | bred, registered Ayrshire and UPPER MARLBORO, Md \aonhin na yee Fa day, was made an honorary | weighs about 275 pounds. Pro- 0 {main ssis ' stockholders, who contend Bowle| 6.6 scored by Bruce W ee ehh : 1 s y Bruce Walsh, | racetrack could have been sold Bill ull and Charlie i | 5 ( y i fi filed suit) 278". Assists went to Steve Tory Farm Policy »-ar Smash wt ie 1 | ' day. Four owners of about 2,500) Ra ed B Hone our 1ce shares in the Southern Maryland) hte court to appoint three dis- linterested persons to appraise incentives and the setting up of/and "to date not one agreement) RownanviLLE (Staff) -- setting a true value on our a Municipal Loan Fund are sev-|has been signed and not one), °) oo. pile-up at the Cour-|stock " economy moving, Russell C./ Aid in urban renewal and night resulted in $1500 property Mines and Enterprises Consoli-| Honey, Durham Riding Liberal/ryral development was promis-\qamace. Bowmanville OPP re-|dated, Inc., of Toronto for Township Liberal Association «4° new Liberal government ae - anoypr. rent meeting opened Feb. 9. last' night in Orono will make. capital i tae The series of crashes occurr-|_" if . ed at 6.30 p.m. during a dense H t T é | elected, that the Liberal govern-| ,. roads, power generation and|;c° © : py ow 0 rea an ment will make more capital transmission." jes were reported : ae : Drivers involved were: Wil-| ACHING improving farm land, for re- 4 forestation and for improving/meeting for the Clarke Town-/Graham, 46 West Beach, Bow- *A new field will be advanc-| president (re-elected) -- Harry|Frankville; Robert Wilson, | ed ih vocational training". The Wades fitst view president, Mrs,|Belleville and Leo P. Bour- skilled in Canada, he said. president, E. R. Woodyard;|Oshawa Mr. Honey pointed out the thirq vice president, Peter) hat had + pplement!* OLD RECORD | pe WHO DAVE O80 tO SPEC Henry DeWith; executive offic-/ Oldest recording rite their income by working in in- Oe tesuen tute, Wine Ola st recording in the Brit Hawke, ' : | He claimed that half of On- Burnowski and Lawrencé Far- record library is a recital of the| Lord's Prayer made in 1884, j i |went to Mike Caine, zer calf which will be offered as a | campaign, the calf is a pure- aine, Roger (AP) -- A group of minority|p 9 his aA Gis nurse this week. Donated to! ceeds from the dance to be son. Bowmanville goals ee : ; «4 (Bill McC g for a higher price than that paid 1 McCullough against the former owners Tues- Agricultural Association asked| ORONO Temporary tax|was announced over a year ago 40] Detour the track "for the purpose of| eral ways Canada can get her project started." tice detour on Highway 401 last| Bowie was sold to Patino candidate told the Clarke/ed by Mr. Honey. ported, $5,000,000 shortly before the cur- Mr. Honey promised, basic development projects such fo, on the Highway. No injur- vai or clearing slums, ; : | ert Officers elected at the annual) ); Martin, Timmins; Rupert rural housing. ship Liberal Association were:;manville; Noble Bundage, program would train the un- Milton Tamblyn; second. vice-|4@S°s, 881 Ritson road south, | increase in the number of farm- fazur; secretary desehirar:| ee s, 3roadcasting Corpors dustries. Walter Pierstia. Johni* h Broadcasting orporation tario farmers are now in the row @ ALBERT ST. STORE CLOSED ) group of "'twilight farmers who! - must work in industry to keep the farm home together and must do their farm work on weekends or in the early even- ing". ' WANTS PRICE PARITY The Liberal candidate criti- cized the Conservative govern-| ment for failing to establish parity prices. | "During the last 10 years of! Liberal government, farm in- come averaged $1,459 million per year. The average for the first three years of the Con-) servative administration was $1,280 million." This indicates on average drop of $179 million per year in farm income, he said. "Farm prices of agricultural | products have declined by 3.6 per cent for the three year per- iod -- 1958 to 1961. At the same time, the cost of commodities ahd. services purchased by farmers have increased by five per cent." Mr. Honey hit the Conserva- tives for their failure to put in action their Agricultural Rehab- Hitation and Development pro- gram. 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