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VOL.- 71 NO. 40 PfijkERiRb. ONTARIO, FRIDAY 'JULY 25, 1984i 97tents per Co th See so
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i BY CLIFF GORDON
will meet on
Due to the misleading stories - ------
ap- The H FRED AUGUST 1, 1952 Mr. and Mrs. L. M.' Morley were
i.� . -r.Vearing during the last two weeks on. T4 C. Douglas, Premier MILLS BASES LOADED HOMER
other papers Of Saskatchewan; will be the guest Nyo, 10.0 0 A. M. GlYea Pickering 8-2 Win in, Beaverton on Thursday of last
of -Mr. and Atm. F, V Von Pilis —ft imleipal RiAlAing; EMOF wee" attending +he Rrow-Hickson
-�;ffardinw Pipke To..
iness Well folks, Babe Ruth hasn't too wedding.
the Pickering 'District -ifirlit' the week -end of August 9th. ham; f9r Geveral Business wedding. Mr. Brown is on the teach.
::,.,(Regulu Monthly Meeting) much on this fellow Mills. Monday mg staff of Pickering Public School'.
School and salaries paid the tedeb- Dutch Reformed Cburch Attempting D Mr. and Mrs
ero'by the Board, we fed the matter. night, with the sacks, loaded, Coach . Clifford Barrett and
To place Immikiranis - Here Boyes pulled Bye in favor of Mills. Mr. Norwood Barrett have just re.
should be cleared. E ON
NOISE TERRIFIC HERE
(First of all -neither Council or' Mr. R. - Tjalarna, Social Worker WEEK -END, His strategy paid off as Mills turned from Western, Canada where
000 wo*ed the ball well off his bat out they Attended, -the Calgary Stiamr p.
the School Board are holding back with the Dutch Reformed -Church In
Into deep left field for a round trip pede. While there, they visited the
the figures . on teachers' Waxiee. this area, reported to the News a Residents within some distance of! with no stopovers' on it.. Miller Bros. and report fine crops
-Those salary figures are, at this few days ago on the difficulties be-. the local restaurants were kept or there.
2noment, An the Municipal Office at '' me�,; 'in their rehabilitation of wake until the smi'll hours last Sun- The game started off very fast
g Mr. and Mrs. John Ashton had Wig'
-33rougbam,'and arex-railable to any- = Dutch people coming to Canada. day myrning, by the iollirig, sing. as Featheratone threw only three
r) pitches to retire the side in the first brother, Mr. N. Ashton and family
one interestod ouough to want to There will be an average of at least. d cursiqg of A group of men. from Na an with them one day,
a" them• one ship -load per month this year, :Filthy aongis and curses drifted in inning. Miller, too, faced a small Last week.
-about eighty percent only of whom the -windows of some lames until
According to the Hijft School Area number of men as -1food walked and
Act, the figurekarer not to be reI6 ha -,re been sponsored, the re 'ainig 2.80 a. m. "It was the worst long- the 'next three went down in 'order. Miss Audrey Hun; has been off
4ased to the press and the Board Brougham managed one . hit in 'their -woric, due to an infected foot, for
twenty having to look after them- rage you could ever imagine" said
Wags acting according to this Act. selves. one resident. Others said they could half of the second but that wag all a few,wee"
The Board invited .the entire Coun- It appears, in listening to Mr. not get to sleep for the racket. It the damage they could do. In the Miss Betty Baker was the guest
cil to attend re from out home team's half of the second it of honer at a mdscellaneaus,�!.om-er
its regulae-meeting. Tjalsma, that our Immigration Aul�- I is believed this group we was too much -Miller And his slow on.WedneBday night e� the Bushbj'
Oijy -two members appearecL ,They horities are practicing an old game, i of town. They can't get awa with
Were Reeve Geo. Todd, and Qnw- in having these people believe that it at home, so they come Wlo� here. methodical pitching, and the side home, given by Mrs. Barbara Warne
cillor Clare A. . Nalsdon. Mr.
*r fn
we are pidLint, up - gold' off the Doesn't make sense to us. We pug- went down in order. The third in- and Mm Eileen MPls, in honor of
was given the figures 36-i asked for 4treiets in Canada ---that there is geat police be called in at 03108 if It nIng appeared from the start as if her - forthcoming mLrriage. About
and they we Municipal, work, for is not 4 owurs again. Brougham might get a Lift as Ell- twenty of Betty's schoolmates and
icott led off with a free pass. friends were present and all
I bad an
Office. quite so, and wild, impossible pronx- I Milli
Despite newspaper, ries, -the ices should not be made. Some of Horticultural Society Picnic er however, forced him at second enjoyable evening,
Part Perry July so. and the next two follows went down Aft many friends will regret, to
%awnship, Council Aw the High the stories told are Pi I in order. hear of the sudden yams ng of 1�711.
Jkhool Board enjoy the most cordial Wee being pushed around fma, one
- Charles Baxter, of O�IiA:(,rWtrly
and harmonious are city and. bureau to another--uo one Pickering Hortcultural Society Bye, the first man up for Pick-. of Pickering, at the Oohawa Hoop -
to the best in Wednesday at- eAng in the third, led off with a
z.cv-opere"g interests knowing what to do with them or hold �beir picnic on Wedn IW on Monday - morn�ng after a
of the ratepayen. where to zer*d them. tern6on, July 30, at Port Perry sharp single. -Featherstone fanned;
The Dutch immigrant has created Park, leaving the four -corners, here Hood was ado on am error at third, very brief illness, The f-."nemj se,. -
at 2.30, Cam are wanted -it you and Pickering were in a good war- vice will be held t.1 is a!%ernoL.fi at
Goddaird-li" for hibivelf, in Canada, a -.rery fav- the Lake Macintosh Fungi: al Herne.
arable reputation, and while there want transportation or have room Ing position with only one gone.
Miss Jessie Bushby has retu-med
�Dunbarton- United Church was -may be farms and farmers orothers in your car --phone Gerald Cowan or Bolter however, was tagged out In :from the F.rst Ngitiousl Camp. at
beautifully decorated with deipbjn- in this area -ho.would be interesil-'! Russell Truesdale. Bring Picnic bas- going to first on a bunt and Morris
jum, daisies SM palms for -the mArr. ed. in employing -a man, a couple ket -and own dishes grounded out second to That Things Skeleton Laky and had a3 bei, g-Lests,
lase .of Marion Jane, youngest dau- -or a family, there is no local co looked a, Mde dark for our friend -Murld Ste wart, from Fillnigae.
rr
ghter of Charles and Mrs. Risk, tact with administrators. Bill in the fourth, as a walk and a Sask., Darla Christ�e, DarfiLgton,
Pickering Women's, Instl
Nam, and P��: Moo -a, Owen Sound
The News- has offered to. receive couple of hits looked like sure met- r
ind Earl Stewart Goddard, son of 'An and Jud'th MacTay.
miome VIT.
Fray: and Xz* Goddard, of Kill- &W forward, to the prvper author- The regular monthly meeting of erial, but a keen eye of the umpire
iken. Rev. A. F. Bamford officiated kies, any enquiries regarding these I the Pickering Branch Women's Is- noted a lead off and some flood, Of Toronto, ere
holidaying with Ibeig•
and the wedding music was played people and poislible employment . seitute, will be held at the home of Playing an the locals' Part Put Out Aunt, Mrs. ke ' S. Chap -man.
by Mrs. P. N. Sprott, of Whitby. This -work is being carried on by Adra. A. K Calvert, on Tuesday, the fin. The locals got their first Mr. and 111-s Nomnsa Banks, --I-
filbe soloist was Miss Mary Bight, The Protestant Dutch I Reformed July 29, at 2.30 p. m. 'I'lisTickering run in. the last of the fourth. as wood White and Mr, 7`rid Wright,
6 --end at Mid'and.
contralto, Toronto, who ...0 Church, in Canada - Ladies will entertain the Ladies of Caldwell doubled seri home on spent the *,,ek
sang I -
Jan error on Pyette's hit, Brougham Miss Enna. MacRae spent Lut w--ek
APerflect Love", "Because" aid 'the Ajax and Whitby Branchea. I
end With ht r a=t and
"Foremen Thine' After a brief business period -a soar I bounced right bank and led the score other rtlat-,
Ontatio Cciunty" Junior Fpruier;f Lai hour' will be held. Roll Call In the fifth. With two gave In the IV".
fte bride, given In marri&6 by Annual Picnic -A beautiful thought. from Poetry last of the fifth,- Halter Mason J! 1 Kcalk, Jack Bo es
her - father looked charming in a - ...: •0 S 0 . I singled and
0 . I - -Morris 4Qubled, a Cliff Barke. - (bie-tune ball fans).
gown of white Swim organdy over The Annual plcruc-af the Ontaiio or Prose coring Halter;'
-Stewartdoubled, scoring Morris, but spent se7ex, days days in Cleve!4nd
taffeta, Her fingroUp veil of tulle County Junior Farr-rier Association Caldwell went down to first unser this VWIL
illusion was gathered to a "a of was held at Geneva Park. 'Kedruwf, Canadian Girls In Training Mr, Stan. Baladcu; was off worit.-
small wildto flowers. She carried a- *am FTiday e.,.trung, July 1j, isted. Neither team got a man on in
National Camp -the aijdh. Pickering added another.. :for A few C12,74 Wt reek following
. 'cascade bouquet of whlte daisies- -The progrzan got under way at A minor operation op hie left wrist.
in, the sevmth so. Hood M a -lift
and bouvardliL Her attendanes, Mrs. 7.30 p. m; with a picak lunch, ire A dream asme 'true --after five
Bruce Colby, matron -of honor, arA, eresim 'and soft &j*s. The sports years of hoping and planning by the via an error and then proceeded to
seal second, third and Of all things -Two Drownings At Range Over
the bridesmaids, Mrs. L Courtice and ball games which were to have I National C. G, L T. Committee. This --home, Prsttv.good for a little
joillowed the lunch had. to be -caw dream was irf the form of the very feLbww, we would say. nen came
and Mrs. ?. JobMtone, sinters of the Week -end
W, eighth and
were gowned alike in pale called owing to the wea:hir, how first National C. G. 1. T. Group, e we said before, The Rouge Romer, 4-urint the ;sat
geese. organdy over taffeta with ever, awftrW of the. members availl, which -wa& experienced by sixty-four Mills corked one'with the paths full. in
doew green sashes and matchirw ed themselves of the opportunity to girls frocKBritish Columbia'to New- to make the count read 7 1. Brou- few yezm hSN"i g become a much -
shoes. -nwy wore picture hate and - founciland at -Camp K-wassind, wituab- gham ptr. u frequented bathing and swimming
, have a swim in the pooL. p a desperate bid in
baOceta a, Shasta daisies Adsac�,- which. comAlwaced w ed an pi&Urosque Ske'sUm Lake, thir &I* by 40ty dwellers and surmund-
vddk trailing fey. The flower pirls" 9.00 p� m. attracted many 'Utterson 'half of the ninth to get back ink residezia a" cottaglers, has .
round Ontario, One Of the in the game, -but all they could
Bevorio7 and Sandra Goddard, niec- additional Junior Farmers who had also bee .=e the sceme of a number
purposes of this adventaiv was to manage was a lone tally c-ff a pair
es, of the . groom, also wore pale -been unab to aLtend the earlier strengthen C. G, 1. T. aa a national of drowaingg each year-two.over
te of hits.
(green organdy ankle -length dr*sses procoodiatp. V . - - -. ;
anization..This was r(;alized dur- the past week-e,,,d, We can say how.
with wr"hes - of sweetheart -maw organization.. Nelft week Whitby Stokers will
opplositi6n for on,- lj�ds. ever, f1r6m - personal abserration
4 about 1. a., ing the carefully planned program prc�vide the
The'party
'and daisies In their hair. They carr- m. and eviryone--feJt -that it had in which t!ie girls participa�ed each Batteries for Monday's VVI -p- in that r-.-.rer that a great many
led nosegaysW mixed flowers. Mr- been a trost enjoyable i.n-e worths- day. For two hours every morTdng Broug'ham -'Kililer and Wilson swimmers, or rather bathers. are
Jack GoddiK b er of the groom. while'evenihg in; spite of the unfav- the campers shared ideas and a!U92' Pickering -.Featherstone and :!,tew. cut and w.A raielees when ir. file
best man, and ft � ushers were arable weather. -estiom which will influence *the pro: water, �-nd wheA v.n accident IiKlefl
Bruce Colby and �Laugblin. art. occur, there are always bome who
The arrangemcnta .for Lhe' picnic grain and policy p�unn`r. .for the 0 %
epti held w' - by the On look around fur soimeone to blame,
At the recepti ich was h were made Ontario Coui4y whole, organtiaticn. The Interest
in gar sAt, ncairn, home Of Junior Fairmer Executi-le. The mem- groups were couioes in ��.evarious League Standing As Of Tuesday and it usually ends up with it being
theb 1. �Brooklin
ride,�3 the, bricle's, mot- bers of the Brooklin Junior Farmers phases of leacierahiP tra�z.:ng--each- -the Township Council.
2. Pitke
blue
b receivedin delphinium We hwe evidence� again this voeeik
or
were responsible for the final err- girl clit";Ang the -onk which will 3. Royals
.crepe Od lace floor -length on her r.turn home. Of the fact tha�jit does not mauo,-�r
gown angernents. help her m
lacy Stokers
how many steps authorities may
-with a picture hat of Pink I Ttie apiilwal lKe of the campers too -
straw and corgVLge of roses... The, hat and corsage of roses. 5. Dunbartcm take', to prevent accidents, them will
was deepened. The Bibie Study, Broughaln
groom's . mother wore a gown The couple left on a motor trio._ which wag a discusision of our basic alwails be some to ignore any and
lilac crepe.and lace with matching to lialiburton District and on their all warn' •°'
Christian beliefs, was led by Miss 'FLORENCE BURTON
return "I live at Hamilton. (coutitnued in adjoining column)) J Lois''I'upper, the Director of the Tells Rotarians Of Trip To Ottawa WAb the usual and regular rilmyr
Womeg' Leadership T�-siirnig
ber of drownings iri.the Rouge each
year, life -sating equipment might -
,School, McMaster University. -Miss Florence Burton, one of Ur
-All waa, not work however. Skil- High School pupils, and the well be, provided in that area b7
ne �2.
S
t 0 .71 C k- SlDn* whom one -we can't say v.,i om
...... etan Lake provided an excellent chosen by the Rotary Club
ering's representative at the annual does this responsibility lie, place for the sally swum and canoe
n
ing, which was a real relief from reception in Ottawa to- outstanding
by the Ottawa Rotary Club,
pupild,,,
-0!" -.��.i'Z the heat. Each evening, :when the
Ady dinner of th4i
.4 n7 Gormaiy Maddstotd`
weather permitted, there Was the spoke at the weft
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fellowship -of .a. program. around the I local Club on Monday evening.
campfire.. These' L irkluded CadentA delightful personality, Miss Tice marriage of. Miss Margaret
nights and sing songs. TW of the Burton told of the Ottawa Club's Aladdafo'rd, daughter -of
.1 Mrs. Fran.
e in W itby f� Xf- Will -
0L. g" were, labelled T ' nt�Ztion- presid— +e!Hng them they wanted eig M:addnf�n
al N g ht". Here the campers had the them to "see ' a little bit of even- iam MacDonald Gormal , son of
to"hear' thing y
opportunity and were hustled. from one Mr, and. Mim. Andrew. Cornialy, of . .. ...
Ab6it the
countries, customs and costumes of place .to another, while they would
Toronto, took place in St. Francis de
the- special guests at ere, HkADIL to haV4 spOnt iAAr-A tirnA R F9
ung �ww K�im--- from
Korea, who has loft her family. in
Pusan,' to study sk the Uni-irersity
of Toronto on a scholarship; aiad
Miss Maria Chela, Who has just ar=
rived in, Cangda from, Arigola,. Af-
rica. -There were. also two others:
Miss Carol Chian, - of Form6sa said
Luz LIanqui, of Bolivia.
. As, the' campers and iiiakleis join-
ed hands in the Friendship Circle,
"Taps"; W Lug ape - -011 - We mum IuKnv
As fresh and
natural as calico and denlni,-.that'a one of Canada's news, of =, they 'realized anew the
'jwfradlo singing duos --Joyce Sullivan and Merrick Jarrett (above) of deep fellowship which had - been
Toronto, -who gble-a novel dialogue treatment to old folk songs in the Aheirs for twelve -days. -This was an
hMAr!5-t. qerJ" "A., Man, And a Vaid", heardThuTiday nights at 7AO experieni,1k. . which dualmSed -the
Trqm!?CPrnln network Joyce is better known as the iola. first National campera to uphold
;i;id Merrick bas, been a popular the thome, of the closing cervinany"
s4uger-guitariat around Toronto for 9~al vi -i Jov"' its the dew "Go Palo ur" lUd " -TAMOK.
of Mr. and Mrs. J. "Oman; Fairport Reseb
number of '&heir eallEf than they
day, July 19,
were permitted. They of couse
The bride, given" in 'marriage by
spent considerable time around the
her godfather, Mr. Norman Comas;
Parliament Buildings, visitinfg- the
ander, wore a gown' of lace. , Bar
different Chambers, libraries, mem-
veil was held by a cap of lace, and
orials* etc. Shaking hands with Mr.
she carried a white missal. Her sial -
At, Laurent, Mr. Drew and other
ter, Mrs. Arthur Heenan, was her
dignitaries w 'something of a
matron of honor, wearing a nylon
*xffl,. the Prime Minister presenting
gown. of delicate p1r4t. In pale blue
each of the many students with his
taffeta and bonnet Elizabeth Roma
or her Certificate of Citizenship,
acted at flower girl, carrying a
A Visit to the Mint, the R. C. M.
small nosegay. Mr. Herbert Gorak!-
P. Barracks, Rideau Hall and the
sly, twin brother, was bat inani and
Archives were also included in. their
where Mr. Arthur Henan and X&
three-day tour of the capitol.
FA Mishoneyl, Of St. CatharlV41,4t.
While in Ottawa. -the students were
I A reception followed at, '",10
.01W
bilifted largely in private homes.
haven.' home of Mr. and M. -
Miss Burton expressed her thanks
man IrwhL 71he bride sad gruva
0 the Rotary Club for bviar sett
left an a motor trip and will Das
bw to OftVft
Lwow -fly la wbfuy.
A.
I
sr w any kind of jam from. which -they -
expect someone to come illong sad-
:
extricate them.
There are also 'folks like Red—
/ " `�
r�u�discontentedly looking towardy�
it
vvv w. F what is just beyond their reach;
x
_ having feed that -is close at hand.
and- straining ,for that which can
F ter`only be secured by getting into t
4.
difficulties themselves while giving
K other people the trouble of rescu
LA ig
ing them from the result of their, _
' TIE nr own folly.
- .. ' •- 6� Then we have Alicat who stayed
on the beams of the barn for three
days and wouldn't conic -down
Finally rescued and brought to the
house he purred like a 'threshing
machine. Now be gets on the kit-
chen roof and ,is afraid to come _
4IRST.
down One day Partner tried to
rescue him and had his thumb bit -
ANNE - * ten as'a result.' In the night a storm
came up and • Alicat chose the Its.
ser of two evils and cane down.
' "Dear Anne Hirst: My daughter ` * It should not take long for her After being fed and fussed over the .
is heartbroken over her first love * to get back with her former a cat goes back to, the roof and has
I affair. She had gone with this nice *friends. Summer brings picnics, to -be rescued all over again.
boy for, nearly a year, and they are *excursions and, other informal I am sure there must be a paral- -
b o t h 17. A * outings that attract group par -
let to that in human behaviour— _
month ago, he * ties, and the boys and girls she o possibly in these 'alio lack the
told her they * knows in her church will not let courage of their -own convictions
were too young ' her be lonely long. You can plan `; v, q
_ :.. o .. _- —but my space .is .. gone so L'It
to go steady. * some of those get-togethers with ✓tai I leave yap to figure that one out.
"He told his * her, and start a wider social life
mother'he loves * for ober again.
my girl. but * Incidentally, since this young ;TV STUFF _ _ ....
- doesn't k n o w * man is experimenting with a dif- -
what be wants • ferent crowd it is well that she "You're Bigger, I'm Older," brags two-year-old Lonnie Davis to his It was five minutes before the end
to do. Recently « does not date him. Later, when half-grown great Bane puppy, ten months old. "And I .know bet- of a tense Army-Navy football game,
he's eta going with a fast crowd, • he. learns to discriminate, he'll ter than you about getting cleaned up." Lonnie is trying to talk The score was 28-28; Army had
- -_ and .he's changed so much. My "'probably appreciate her more the pup into having his -chin wiped -before entering a Small -Fry worked the ball to the Navy three -
daughter is a good girl; she doesn't • than ever. Puppy Show. yard line. The -.stands._*ere in _an I
smoke or drink which is rare now= * J hopet -- gers uproar.
day • who read this column willer take Suddenly a man who had been
a a. '
"I've reminded her she has p lee, . ,, following the fray on his television i
_ - heed of your daughters sad ex- �
ty of tispe to meet sgmeone dee, . and ^�.a, . _ _ set snapped off the current _
but she nays she cannot stop think- y sat sncamong all istheirtefriends.their ' "What's the idea?" erred leis out,-
-- -. - -Ing of him. I wish 1 knew how to Then, if one boy gets restless f a raged guests. ':We'll miss the most _
comfort herr • (as young boys 'will) they will exciting part"
'The trouble is, while she kept + not be left alone. "I know," admitted the host "but -
- steady company with him she lost , `�• t%",.�/rl///!✓
- contact with other friends. Please Your daughter is, as you say, do You think 7'm going to get caught -
- - advise me. I wrote you once ba ' an intelligent girl, and am in, in. that mob?"
fore, and I thank you for your an- ' too. She will not make this mis-
- - swer It has been a real her . * take again. Your assurance that H R ON I
CLES
g D • her plight- is not'uncommon uncommon will _
- A Very Worried' Dfotticr"
-
PANGS OF FIR8? LOVE * help reconcile her. just now, and
..
4 N guide her in the futures
Few of us would relive our + How fortunate you are that
- +first love affair. The y IN6ER •�
pangs that
*• mark its end strike- too deep. elle confides in you! , -
`f Susceptible young 'hearts feel v * * Aq _
• their world has crashed ... Don't • .TO "UNHAPPY" Marriage be- ��i0i7QL'1.C�.OUnz P. C l&r
ke
* tet your girl feel guilty that she -tween cousins (I presume von
ti cannot 'forget this boy. That mean first cousins) was long prac-
' « wouldn't be' natural, Time, and tieed all over the • world, including -If ffiere - were a Society for. the of extras in the offing—which have
y ` i other dates will dull the edgeis country. Then came a period Prevention of Cruelty to Insecta I nothing to dowith farming." - -
• of her grief. .of disapproval, which stilt obtains should certainly be in trouble. •And • One of -our little chores this past
' in many communities. " no doubt I would -have plenty of iveek has been rescuing some of
The objection lies, 'of course, in company. It was- this way: ---i was our . livestock , f t o In. conditions
the children c such i unieo.. looking at our shrubs, thinking it brought oir by -their own •folly:-
: ;• 7Line Of Flattery was time the rain shears were, Out in the calf acture at the back
Sometimes both parents inherit the pruning P a
latae unfortunate traits (physical Pet into operation, when I noticed of the house two little heifers,
i or mental) which can be- passed the flowering elders had most of . Whitey and Red. have been gran-
on to their offspring, though I am their leaves chewed off. "Now what ing alf summer. Whitey is -quiet
r : told this does not always occur. on earth .it doing that" F won- and . contented and-. takes het _ feed_: 3 „
J The present consensus seems to be dered. Closer inspection gave' the where she finds -it. But Red wants
' that such parents .take no more answer. Under the leaves and al- - whatever is on the other sides of i
chances than others. - ong the stalks went dozens --maybe the: fence and is continually poking
It is safest that both these young hundreds—of light grey caterpil her head. through the wide wire
tars. about an inch long. Different .' mesh to et it: Sometimes her
.r
people consult a physician who e
knows the family history of each, fyq_m tent caterpillars but appar- head gets caligbf, sometimes it I
and take his advice. ent y 'just as. restructive. And. I doesn't. Whep it does she nedes_
' - e * • , -was destructive toot I put • a large bothers twisting and turning to free
'paper bag into a tin pail and into herself but waits patiently for ,P .
ACT OF A CAO - it 1 dropped every leaf I could find someone to come along to disen-
Dear Anne Hirst: The most than bad a caterpillar on it. .After tangle her horns from the wire
awful thing, has happened to mel more than an hour's work i put —quite confident that she will be
r A boy, I met recently asked me' for the bag into the kitchen stove and rescued. The other daIr as I did Austen 3rnnasher — The British
a date. I knew his reputation and
refused. Now be's, spreading a nas- set a match to it without' my con- exactly as she expected r n fell to may have,aousterityprogram,
ty story about mel science troubling me at -all. thinking what a resemblance there' but they also, -have pretty IS-
'One-of
S-'•None of my friends will believe Where lies the difference, I won-- is. between Red and Whitey to year-old Joon Collins to Qrots '
it, I'm sure. .But 'what of ac uan• der? I couldn't be unkind to any various types of people. We 'have
q their cinema screens. Soon,
r +-tances, an'd other peo0te whose re- sort of bird or' blast but yet' t human beings like Whitey, Indus -
d. spect I want too? took an unholy - Loy in cremating triously earning their living, going shown above in a London he
"Isn't this a pretty rotten thing those 'horrible caterpillars. In fact their own Quiet way, giving no dio, has her first big role in the
to do? It there any way he can be while I like animals I don't -like - trouble to anyone, nor getting into film, "I Believe In You,"
r i stopped? iat all
ladybirds and
a spiders—spiders because of their
•'� � r �F'R1GHT-EAEb'' -
Tell- your father, or, another fascinating web -spinning 'industry. -
s male relative. He will know .how But now I think of it a spider,:.'
to handle such a cad.—T'hat is,
: ' isn't an" insect but belongs to a
{i�tl��i.
* if you are so frightened you feel cl,as•; of animals,; called "Arach=
• _' ' r t * a, stop must be put to it. meta" which also includes scorp-
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After IZ
ions: mites and ticks, In Greek _
e years of knmving that
i + mythology Arachne and Minerva
r `• `• .. t ble Iies�1've coop to contemp-
tible
ontempt tried to outdo each 'other in the
r { = ncluded the best
wav to handle the matter is to art of weaving. The goddess Ath-
i ♦ ' ena—or -Minerva—was so jealous
ignore it.
184746 I This revolting character has' of Arachne that she turned the
w
,. ?' 7� -'►s *added one more item to his un- poor girl into a spider as she work- .
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savory reputation. Don't worry ed—and so spiders have been spin-
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pin-
_ % a4. f ► about it. • Others know. "that be ning and weaving ever since.. A
* is, and will only laugh him down. After doing my best on the elder -
Temperature going up—up—up * •. *, berry bushes I turned to a couple
but you're cool and comfortable! Youngof mountain . ash trees, which I
girls who date on'p one,
:Vertical seaming creates the most boy are apt, some aidday, to find have been nursing from :infatici.
flatt"r;.,v fine for. — i s You him gone. Make all the friends you These f found were bein; attacked
a taller, slimmer look 1 Remember, can andle while you `are ano '
young.
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this dress is easy-to-cut—designed It -pay! . , : Anne Hirst is here to golden -brown in colour. I pro- * `,
- to fit your fuller figuret _ advise you. Address her at Box 1, ceeded-to give them the same treat. t
— Pattern • 84746: Women's- Sizes ,123• Eighteenth, 8t. New Toronto, ment as the others. -As t did so I
34 36 38, � 40, 42, 44, 46, 419, Size Ont. wonders
36 requires 3Y4 yards -mc fabric; tive insects are allowed to .plague 4 -
yard contrast LIKE F,ATHEL<2 our existence. Life would be so
This pattern easy to use, sim- much pleasanter without them, s w"
pie to sew, is tested for fit. Has A prominent radio announcer took But still, bugs notwithstanding, ¢
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complete illustrated instructions, his young daughter to a church din- we don't have to look far to find
: - Send THIRTY -FIVE CENTS ner. The parson invited 'the young 'reasons for rejoicing. We -have all
°(35c) in coins (stamps cannot be ster to say 'grace. She bowed her our first crop flay safely stowed
accepted), for this pattern. Print head and said,' "These victuals, good away 'in the barn -and it is in first
plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, 'friends, are coming to you through class condition. The weather has
.$TYLE NUMBER. the courtesy of Almighty God." 'been uncomfortably warm of late
, order to Box 1, 123 - ,but it: has tertainf . Snowball Fight In July?—Russel.Green, 9, holds a placard adwr-
Send
y 'shortened' the rising ,his unique summer treat—nice, cold'_snowballs, which he's,
_ Eighteenth St.. New Toronto,, Ont. High school driving courses .have. haying -season: Now we shall have , - _
- All 'succeeded so well that 40 psi cent time for other work •before the been hoarding in the family s beep freezers Russel- only intended
of the states ndw require driver second cutting is ready—which is to sell thsm-for cooling -off purposes, ,but the little boy at left -
'ISSUE 30 1952 ..` cdacation lust as well as we have quite a lot thinks it's V fine time IQ revive c favorite w nler.sp rt. _
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/'s ^ Va"tlonal BSMe School was indeed A burbly respected local couple,
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Claremont Co -Operative Offals : as i*piration to all who were pre- who do not watt their names ter �� traffic a" � A- J'
sent. The splendid work of • a few vealed, Save your reporter a sum of the Masterly unkA• of the e
Excellent Service To Farmers Here ���� women to seventhfive money ae a d°nation to our
eWdrag showed what cion be accom- unity�Asss t'' The mune,' -was- • . ,-Any person who sesietere as l
ltlished through the Grace of God. turned over to our Trepsarer, and ,
a b closing k
_ r. " tn't►tto+rslt!►" �srM:s►;ki r �,. The memory work of aII the ehikir will be put to good ;ire. On behalf aforementioned
ren visa wonderful. the Associaition officers and mems
portion o! Dt +
°f 'son Road with the Clark. b7
a -Mr. and Mrs. Peter Funke.. anti berg, we sincerely thank the anony,- A S , ! y be"
children sper# Sunday with Leslie mous dor fors. august. 9 19b� ms be
the
and Mrs. Randall and children. bless and comfort tem. _good Load _beton Conne33 ge-pte�te si
on E
Mr. and Mrs. Hemphill of Nova Esmond Skidmore was in Bu3Yalo . '
#� �r Scotia are holidaying with their recently to attend a - convention► of Dsbsd at Broaghsm, Ontatltw, t
daughter and . son -int -law, the Cres the American Natural Hygiene Boat- this Sth day of ;uly, lem '
well famii le of which Es. is an actio mem
x y y ty a ..I+ T. JOSN3TON. Cyst •
Mr. and Mrs, 'Neil Petty spent ter and a well kaaivn 'ezempTar of
Corporation of T of
-- Sunday with Lew, and Mrs. Hager the society's theories and activities.
htii s __
man Incidentally, Esmond presided at
Harry White is- attending her the grand piano during the convent_
ti father - ait Strees-Alle who -,s-:Quits tin ban
f r, and Mrs. Brush wish to thank. _
Miss Barbara White is holidaying our local police and firemen who ao -
�rith the Linage family Dunbarton Lumber &
Lindsay y .at Geon- energetically seaPch6d for and lova=
". gian Bay. ted the ..$rush kiddies one eivenizia Building Supplies
Mrs. Lumley and children of Tor I last week'when Mr. ai>ri Mrs. Brush sTil h@8
onto" are visiting Mrs. D�ou�baveri had to lelave fiome .suddenly .ard�i MORM F MBST :
and children. rush their baby to the Sick Child-
Mr.
hildMr. 'and Mrs, Don. McKay and ren's Hospital. Arthur Skidmoi+er
Phone�5 �] 1 A
childreq( Donna and Bobbie, spent. drove the parents . and child to the .7 a+ •. 1 Lr
the weelt; end with Alvin and,,, Mrs. City. The baby is reported to be ret E•iwaais pyo ...
Wilson. Don is a patient at Lynbrook coveriae• —' _
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One of rce better ex a CbAvalescent Home now able to get H. G. Hasley opened hie barber
- ampler of the co-operatige.plan, is, the Ciare6 about on crutches: He has an ot` At the Dew Drop corner a Oma a>y
_inont Gd -operative in Claremont (phone 3S). Not only has it been a casional week at home with his �� t a
boon to its member but obb the entire community. Today, this is a t ' e over one year ago. Such a shop dd 84
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business of no little consequence, contributing much to the stimula} family. They hale an apartment in had long been needed in this area, i"'
Toronto, -
tion .of business in our "part of the Prorince and offet iAg. the highest snaidr>,g it easier fes .Dos atria from the day of opening, it has
•qualit merchandise at the best •prlcxe. to get transportation. been well patronised, Mr. Healey
care buying and by giving careful consideratiod to the
thaaln ail who have helped to make Turn Your Scrap--
'needii 'of breis members and patrons, this concern handles a com- LaSt+ Js a aui�eeos. -- �rosi et
,plete line of Cr, -op, Master, Blatchford and Pioneer Feeds and a most -Ed c� alu
al
4rmplete line of farm needs and farm supplies, such ea: Blue .Coal, .M•eet. _ ---TASK NkMCID INTO CAM-
Bulliding Supplies, -and :Co-op Black Hawk Rrarm Machinery• - They _ Mr. and Mrs: W. G. Hill flew from • s . «
zlso supply a service to the district in the marketing of winter wheat Halton Airport to Buffalo laet.Moni The Municipal Counen of the
sand grain. This has made it possible for the farmers of this section mo fora five-dayvisit. Townshipof Pickering proposeFOR P="�• f"�'y' . . I
Oo do their business profitably and economically. Mr. P Jg�bSeGree celerated a to paw Bylaw at theiregul-
Mr. Edgar Ward: President; Mr. Alan Ellicott, Vicet-President: Mr. birthday annivereary racenRly. Pat sem' meeting .on September 3, Tuuya,TO�na�
Rafpt� FAulkner, secretary, and the rest of the Board of Directors, ; reports that the party was held in 1963, to �p '1P and close the
y Pugh, oltidaf, Walter Symee; Alex ►Schneider, 7joronto, that it was a complete—seoterty X20- feet 2 tn&es o! HiJ[LDING ries . Aillyi - -
-includingLloyd Pu h Ken li
Lewis .!ones and Milton Pegg;, ha -.,e done much to raise the standard ..".. success -and that 'teras a great night. Dyjon Road in _Plan 344, which 4 .
:of living 6"Cops of the residents of this part of the Pre rinse. for the Irish, AJAX J --
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'We feel that, this -progressive -business deserves our rongratula-
onq and we K iith them continued success, M_r. Arnold McIntyre,
n FUELS:
IMarr.zTar o! thio turn, and Mr, Al. Robirtsoi, Assi3tan are we11
known to all the people of the district, and they welcome all the -
fame -z-, of the entire community to lniltarize themselves', with their
_ - ser ic,`s. - . .
deKul ;and i*Apeating• paper on-
BROLGHAM. = BUILDING.
Opportunities:" The meetrg closed �w h .dainty, lµneit eer< 1. by SENEFIT BY .SU PPLI ES -
Messrs Donald Warnop. Larry THIS
The W, M. S..of Brougha-n_Unst--•
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rudacth, Russel] !:ray -•and Marin Church met at NEWS
t the home of Mrs, uanlatit)n
Jones spent. the past week -motoring _ Vit3n •El:icott ,ort Thai day_ afternoon ^
through •Northern Country, calling_ - COMBINATION �ftol1 ROOD
at 'Sudbury 'and other pointe• -ith• • a- good attendance, ;.President, - _
Mrs. H. Barclay conducted the meet =YOUR ItOMt TOWN ►APtR -As Malt Sbin les
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs.. r••et _ P p,
tag, The program war tater, by Mrs. �._
'Clifford Wannop, who celebrated aF a.ws Yor a*" rs ,m = Ingul brik Sidings
their 30th wedding anniversary re- H `Millar; assisted br Mrs, Ray Est- seise as ..Awe Yva _ -
ico_t, Mrs A. 3. Gray, Mrs. W. C ase boa
sentry when they wec+e-at-home' '•to = - _ �doosr li.�e dna is. a _ - "Rock -lath* - = -_ • - - Willi 21' and Mrs..W, Bayles. The WORLD vast.ft
their family. meeting closed with . lunch served The 6"hise — big
Wbkb�ea�i -
Se+veral from here attended the y W. Etticott Mrs, .W, Knox, sass w unmh to - _ beet UQh
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-Decoration Service. at Wh;te-rale on Mrs Philipand Mrs. H. Shea. MA, rO1f A""ryew �-fee insnlati Dg Board -
Sunday aiterdoon, .efteem ti~
Mise Sha messy, -of Toronto
Mrs. Alf. Hamilton spent' the past ,,t�1e : , .' Cement, Lime d� Plaster
'*pent n few days last week with her week 'w1Th trlea�is at ;Whi by. Bonet saver Than is M MWIl rt►a u
Kr, and Mrs. Wallace Ellicott and ,Kw TMt C"415 7AN Wp4e& ON.B .. W. MITCHELL IPHONB
trieed Mrs„ W. Mrs. Gordon off Toronto, viaited Mr. (MONITOR.
Mra• B. Ritchie returned last week
and Mrs. Wen. Ellicott on Sunday. Vie! M. Asa.tt * al 7 + Ow .Trrtuks Pats Year Wry .%
utter a very - pleasant stores down � _ _ _ - - . - . "
�>►�eRaY• Mr. and Mrs. Britton of Toronto
called on Mr. and Mrs• Al. Harvey r
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Devitt, Toronto TM CMieMaa iaisaw - _
lolled on 'friends here last week. on. Saturday. 0 W
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Mr. ,turd Mrs. Daft Dunean, -of atieAU wit .'
USTM T .
NDC arta leas Ie, "TAa CMleelw
i,Brooklin, called on her grandparents '
and Mrs. Hamilton oa, 8unday.. Whitevale lieiww iMswllw vL.,. tr Nws,"
Mrs. Robertson returned • home on A" d a" � - : 0
eateday after a pleasant trip. by.. 'A • fine. service maimed that wnt saieoiel a:.:YewYrigidaire Ranotor, two weeks. through -the Eas- Decoratio Day at Whitevpte Cei
testy States, where she visited Cape ery. The weather ,(kept real .bright. _ } trwaa ara.w era.ow — 10i< -
Ood,. Rev. H:= Ha* had charge of the a""w !r• tiewaa tt, rte.. le aw , a _ `
The WoBlan,'s " Association bad service. Rev..J. Green, from Barbet..we
sreslrr•• � *A. eAwtet.. tra..e. _.. __ _ .. _...'.
'llteir ar mea w
r'eg+tl � on Wednesday Baptist Church;, lbror�o, Save an • �;tlrasw-0s iawec� 1 .aiu.a N.--
.wedag Juin t, in •the home of Mrs. inspiring aneesags—"Oar dead"speak - F al CMC ft" !'t!O!llASi . �. _.
1'..Cassiey .asalsted by NJ" Ethel to us." The choir also from Bethel. 11tIrE FOM,. Cittlt0 IFIMM !¢i(�
eei►eek There was a - good attend- rendered beautiful musical select-
present- The Devotional Period ions. Mr. Ivan Beare played sacred ` �,�► J I ., . $"W FOOT. = CUM 7400T. ilhtCM%"
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taken. by. Mrs. & J.. GmIt, the hyuu* and sobs both 'before and af- l.li i=KVff T'ZMTY-INCA Q.i W fgft a:
tonic beim' ".rhe Use of Opportun- I bee the servias. Collection, amounted j ► t...a►
hied'. The program ,was. gives by . to, $197A7.�No'� Ave,lBble. • ,
..Xra. Wm. Knox, who gave. a Weil• The' efosing eacercises of this Daily �
_ - - w --fi n Mads ONLY by -
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BALSDON & 501
=PHONE PICK.ERIM 39
va- lir of every &y'
-tie 1e/e0one in your home
°stands ready to serve you - : ay bus
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aA bort. What. else m
your daily li ving mdans
DAILY
SERVICE
so much yet" Costs -so little _ _ TO A L L -CANADIAN AND U.S.A. POINTS ,
CHARTERED RUSIS
'�..OPFER IDEAL SERVICE
flat 'VJJLJ l! af+owlr OF wiw _ AOR A t t CROUP TRAVEL
IMSTOW HOUSE-
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FOR -SALEr--a.'nurnber of pullets„
3 Y' Dlsahampehiie3t_ -three rnontla 'old. ttlOt.wl'i1R -__._ ^_.INSriJRANCE. AGENT . - - -- _
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at Iluga : qudres' Farm, Pickering. aFli. WIRE. CASUALTY, BO?N336;-A4JTO*0R1LE---- - 1 - . �---
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- jad 35 _ L1ARH.ITY INSURANCE etc•. -- Zbft a• r PHOTO-FINISE131%
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SI{itiNY biEl�i, j)tlb:i1a•Gain flus. 1lUT FROM AND LIST YL Nne. Oa
-to fifteen pounds.;New pep, too. Tsy• AM SALE WITH A BABY IstWINfamous 'Ostrex Tonic Tablets for ��i�M 'I
' C,Y•RI L E INIURLEY ..�.�. ,,.�,:...
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double results; � healthy flesh, - T M!� 0� � STORE HOURS
-ne%v vigor. New "get acys3ainied ' � THAT w�•w�/
Week • Vil is i
=ids, U.1LY' 60c. All druggists. PRESCRIPTION 9.00 A nl, iu V.Vd P. M
�5'ANTED-Dead or Gni led Farm j Sundays
P tiimals. I?wr speedy pick up, call ;_W E+ � TT `l- I_tZ'V:s � O Ri S H) S I ,• 1.00 P. ffi_ to 8:00 P. M.
_collect = Banner_ Y�ndering, phone
Lpndh:irst ti'L3? lir Pickering 24:• (DR=�
2.
may .2 tf j
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Wanted �=<...,.iCent�small Pr large Hourly -- - - -
. _ _ p�Ekru �. R. BAY ,� ' :�• .• .. - -
Ito. u� iC•_ h - ...
to .;.00 par civntii, w'itit option to , Phone COl ect PiCkerin. 260 J
}urcha:. n C"ii l v. n.o .( edit 1-1730 _ Store
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- gin: 20 .. ,; .. ....• . •.-SH�IELDS_'fiI�iK. F,AfiTr1 ..-:___.. �_•' '.' --- -
WEST HILL PICKERING
GREETING'CARDS i SCAR. 2802 PHONE: 88
iHrs. „Ca^:ppsin, Second �,oneession, �
Rouge Ii':Ils, has a fine stock of j _rj/rE�
f reetirb C:uds.'Cnristmaa Samples I '''•ITIS 1VEEK'S HELPFUL 111NrS
7 iri no'w. C•der Early. Ais.;, two pure - -
bred b:atic, nils cxser'spanieis a:
; To_nclp.p..a,,ert garden tools ruoting-ail slightly fhiJt�1E:3�"L'l.EI� WAIL R ana l,'1.02L
aug 8 •
,_ ' _ :`or Rra( ltistatt; /usarrnrr acrd Mortgages -
I(. REPATRING
vi b1.:r- Ace cahi� enamel H:�,I�It> �liV
icc b s v. Wr c..; 'achy, Airs. y YI
_• . • - ~AIcLui:!ai:, 1G tuwevaia f'. • v, p;tuzie - : f _ _ . . .
,� � ��� CO •_ Au n,lie or 1'io�it•i
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REAL KSTA,TL _ � � Arthur Field
s Lmely lake i'.olit bunga!ow, near, SUBURBAN SPECIAUi: Tlq
- Uuirbariot.. I i.e f: ge ruoiz,e, plus PI j� v F. Pickering 52.W3
two glassEd'dunroaei.a. Living room r3'1'OP C3:�, ILIN(�ST(3.N ItI)., SCAIt. ?•983 -�
19 x 18 feet; open ±fireplace: taste. oll P10%FR1NG RESIDENTS MAY -CALL VISIT OUR RECORD BAR
RECORDS IN 80 CENTS
fully d_c3ruw,,L r%..cneri 11 x 13 cEVE'.'�iM;S GNLY)-- PICKEV.ING 51 J.
feet Din:ru�?om_.9 x 1 fret- 'iwo ''1F iTS i!:AST WE 980IILD HAVE iT"_ _ _ .. _ � ( .SurVey3 I LADIES' and GENTS' WATCHES
i t. - good beu, ✓vms, a nu with clothes - From S=10 Terms: $1.00 �'� eekly _
_ . _closets• Fluky insulated and heavy i NO DOWN PAYILENT
l,unyep ncees. 4oD garage..'., : _ _ -- T O
wZa�ke i lot. %Iu a be sold as
ow ,i L muting, ' r.a:.,;u::ab.e down SILK'S MARKET • . _Ihttario. Land Surveyor Pickering Jewelry
puyrc,ei:': r'i:f prlc* only ;b500• • ,.And Civil. Engineer
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- . Willson tteatty t-ampany 87 .Woodhopae Cres., PICKERING TOWNSHIP
titi$p :53, Kris ,owis ltoad` ���LE LEAF 1lVEINEIt3� ��� ►�� �I�g� I AJAX : -:BUILDING PERMITS
--_-Phu:i•4 Scarb+►re :---UtYa _ ... _ _ ..- -.... _
fi0 F Olt S:tLl�--thlE� r:;om c.a.sae ttajL- _ _
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c_. •, pro SOn:f repair" t]'6E:a3<LCy. A 3'e31� ����T� -.S( l• ---
Phone Ajax t Issued Tues-Fri. l f G P !1.
VEA_ La:gair. a :bU Yuen. ' o balance. `` and by appoMttnent
Vhw a .'wsrnng 16W'2,
- .,m.';ryN Y' GIRLS' GET LOVELY
tit S —it.0 i �oa: �Iid ��d . Smell PORK SAUSAGE S' The LR�fES+- ,Quin to--10 lbs:, ries � s J. P
- nsngu, baked esiamt! iw h, exeell-
.•r t «c u .io.3. _Phone _ I'�ekerinyt;.. -_-. _ _ -- ped -7 g f=oas health rind weixht. BUILDING INSPEC'I'pR
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�� � F t C Ptd" 1 - T Tablets. to i ( ! \
i'4k ..ALir-lcw truck and hay i 1 E
tr> uc , .""eot"'acquaff
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s a0 w ..oris as=>tina "J1L' �IIiL/ OF TORONTO ..KFAL ESTATE I30AU-D" only doe. All druggists..
rack 3 ._ yi�o g
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Ffione --Pickering-®4J18• 1�l.�irti CT•• !'!t'tiERIG VILLAGE
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— - COURTEOIIg, CO:�iFIDENTIAL SERVICE
Singer Sew lily Mac%ing Co. -
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- CiAP.EbIOh'T CO-OP,' _ _ ' 14 - 1: ONTARIO STREET,• OSHAWA, ONTARIO ► '
,5 ---- _Baying = JETchanging HONE 5-5.443
11C!(NTED-Winter �irear. Phone - -
ellin6
you are
ira4„ to market. _ CALL WITHOUT OBLIGATION
us when "
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"We hay.e &=#;e supp.y t; nes bags r "
- YOUR BONDED "SINGER REPRESENTATIVE _
_... _ ` ! QF>3RY TUHSDANTLhD WILL BE IN YOUR DI3T$JUt"
for those who R,ah to pure PHONE 1\ L+ PIC K �. R i!V G
__ helyk 0 cents each. Mortgagee Rantais F EACH T!'SEK
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MILLWRIGHT W.3Tl7ED Appraisals _
Interested In A Of reins, lliatl Caapon
rade ni
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If Any The Folbwiria I Please
:- flies A. Miiiwt.ght n with at beast
five years maintenance-- experience -�i ' �� SATURDAY, . JULY nes, low= ;
on heavy production, machinery. 110 Skinny Girls auction sale at the St uffville Liver SINGER SE'oPING MACHINE OO;
Must be fair burner and able to
stool Sales Arena, selling liveetocit 1-»18, Ontario Street, Oshawa, Ont. a!
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running repairs on small welding sur speeialty. Fresh cows, Springers, _ : -_. .
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ba•_ Three _shift ration. Good Get Lpreiy Curren I sin interested in
wages. All benefits. PpAY in person ----' Heifers, SbckFoaiea and Foalern, Sheep, s New machine
Cain 5 to 10 Ibs. Nen PMi Piga, Hdrsee, - '
or telepttona K. L. Herbert, Ofxford airin
1157, or Sauboro 25'44. Canadianma. am For pickup and delivery service, -- .WOttWr items _.,.
iffie"
s'6Tnaan� one Stouthille 363 Come 1 { r �k�
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-Johns-Manville Co. Highiand Creek ��r y r I Please fbrw+a4d Ire oitsr iIltistratsd ca 1
Ont - psveu�°' brie some to sell and seeoto•and g thingung 1rg sem r«► •+a wlite• rnodern way to sell by public kaine and Addrers:,MACHINIST. WA.IT£D �'m "' s's'auction "You Bring it, We`ll SoII+wa - liar thio yo' vaerket wbele -
Claes "A" Machinistrequired. Moat - buyer and seller meek Sale- eye"
tATe at least five to semen yearn' &Wwdsw 4 1.00 P. BE
experie*e on general machine shop - � -
work. Preference given to Ivan-hold-
-' ing job shop apprenticeship. Two► ��
shift operation. Top -wages.. A11 ben- r414*00 i rovide
eliteApply int person or telephone
R. L. Herbert, Oxford 1157 or Scar. _ . .
1544; r .00 PW n
Canadian Johns blanville Cas. Ltd.
Highland Creek, Ontarb
�'- ,,,g i �; • 'Tow=*' Medical Treatment. 6V
WE 11AVE NO AX TETANUS LEUKAEMIA ENCEPHALITIS
THRESHING MACHINES ,�� TO dRift/ POLIO SIIIAI,LPDX DIPHTHERIA HENT-NGYITIS-
Immed•ate Shipment VISE GIVE�j�.'� THE �
' • Only $1605.00 F. O. B. Lit- ' • N��y" �g 1.1 WC row YOU a" Your Fall / _
dory buys a new, GEORGE' i
WHITE thresher complete With, —AND EDITORIAL. _
grain thrower and on steel • _ �.
urP3nen Int
cludes ' rubber tires, athreddle r, • e
r �
! e The GEaORGE ,WHITZ No. lqWfom ?� •�.7 , .._ - -
has full ui, cylinder and full sill so .
4'a1n. body- width ., and . can. be Nbber� �• To :he beat of my ]rnowledge and belief I nor ataj� melmber of my -
handled by any 4 - plow tract , J115t famliy has had poliomylitis within the laA 90'dgys;
tor,---It is the largest selling W'ty0tl s,�
thresher in Canada, See your „tell . jIjOMR ( ) I am applying for Family Policy and attach $10,00 for 8 years,. .
- -- ..GEORGE WHITE dealer or
{ wr1W or phone us for -all irr , g df '� Isldividusl Policy and .attach ;5.00 for l' yrs..
formation _ (._.1. .� P.
ase ap lying' for I
_.. -Dealer enquiriesr invited: '_ /I l �• Dated
GEORGE WHMPANY TIMI& SONS
* w. H_ -
Y1C Agent._ _ _ Applicant's sigvttttsu
London Ontario-
_ re a 1 r
•, i `r.. Clbnpietle
and tarn the above pp it tiff,. to
- _ "YOUR FRIENDLY RESIDENT AGllDl1l11"
CY IL E. ORLEY - PICKE NG ,:
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Material in Sloe _. IDr
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ALL GRADES AND . - -S
-GENERAL INSURANCE FURNITURE DEALER - THICi >r76SE8; PICKERING UNITF,iI1 CHURCH Pickering, Ontario
► r REAL ESTATL -. _•_. I Rev. Arthur E. Youn , Minister Rev. David Marshall Minister
FUNERAL DIRECTOR- OF OABIRC7.EEA�MAPi� g ,
^ CONVEYANCING-, .. , _ _ B 10.00 a m, .-_ Sunday School 3,00 m..t •WDrsb.iP Se_avice k -r
_r' .. _ • _ .. _ -11,00 a' a9• Mo' . R
IAa Old -established' Agency, Ready Reigate Ambulance Service ALSO A GOOD STOCK OF rnuag Worship - No Sunday School During July
To Serve You.PLYWOOD• ' : and August.
PHONE: PIC8ERI1tI:G Day or Night - While on vacation Mr. Young's
Wjs.,_ht¢EACANIE, Prop. pulpi£ will be occupied by, Rev. PICKERIN'G GOSPEL CHURCH .
$U`S :1\ M GordonWest, of t- a side at Out. 11Irr. and _
-` Phone Pick. 1 93 LUMBER YARDS a manse.. Mala St• � oy �� pielwsloF
� �tro •weaD reside t -the
PICKERIN^, ONTARIO ' FAT•RPORT UNITED CHURCH L 1- `'
a Daily Service To and From Pickering, -Ont. _ YDevotional Sesvipi + "
05HAWA - PHONE: Pick. 84, AND SUNDAY SCHOOL A.
11.04 M.
- — -- -; ersieei_Mffll beta_A� s 4a ,. m, F?vaagellstic ae=vioa
{Jraitered
during July and August, 7.00 P. 3L A ':� • ,
_ ions TTY 10 ID- a r . '���OIiB_ +
",PRONE: PICKERING- 241W2 INCENSED AUC1�I.ONEER A'NT y r — Re xeab—
Olrur iiiniste v, W. C. 1
VAUAtOR WOODWORKING
WN AND �i.AkNt s: CABINETS-. MEDITATIC)v
Phone or wr#e
.R:_� Z T''0'� 814 DUNDAS St. EAST WHITBY KITCHEN CABINETS
AUCTIONELma
` Licensed and Autrcorized for the � - - — BiSIF:IT and INS7tALLED I charge you all that each orrle of you concentrate all the thoughts
Counties of Ontario and York.' w r AlITERATIONS ON YOUR of your heart on love and unity, When a thought of war comes oppose
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P
It by a strgnggr thopght of peace• A thought of hatred must be des-
4.HOlF1E, Etc: troyed by a more powerful thought of love- Thoughts of war bring` `
Farm Stock, Implements House- y
-_ hold Furniture, Real Estate _ �,. g,. Bekkevo�tl destruction to all harmony, well-being, restfulness and content•
ales our Specialty at Reasonable flP'POMFRRIST- Thoughts of love are constructive of brotherhood, peace, friendship
2 and happiness. If you desire with all your heart, friehdship with evw '
Rates. Dual Service for the g;g0 to 12.00 and 2.0 to b.00 Pickering - Village ery race on earth, your thought, s0ritaak and positive, will spread—
Fri" .; .
of One' Bvenn►ga: Dion. Wod Fri., T. to ®. PRONE lL - PIOKERING it will became the desire of others, growing stronger and stronger,'
Milliken P. O. phone Agin. 52" DISIQEY BLDG, Opp. P. O. _ uvdl it reaches the minds of all men, 1.
alarkbam P. O. phone lrlerk. 90{6 03HAWA, ONTARIO
Prenticea have been established Phone : Res. 5-4687:.0ffiie 6_6148 .. OUNBARTON BAHA'I WORLD FAITH
. auctioneers since 1890. ("Three -Day: Service Arranged)-
- We arepleae+ed Lo see Mrs.'L.
L. -
Gunter hunie fxoni_hoapital and feel- _
DONEYAN and RICHAR•DS - - Ing nxiclr btttexr
•Ontario Land Sarveyors, And Loyal Pogue flint. A. katcew and cioudren are
- •Professional Engineer" .. LICENSED AUCTIONEER hu�� ng at illi : � L�
(.r a.
= -- •91G Ging Street,- East emus of illi, J. R. Frost urs
_-Pickering and Whitby 'Fo*nahips pleajieq to see him out ur•ourrd again _- _ i'■
OSHAW A, ONT. �, _
- • Phone: n -3U82 - ufc,;r, several ,mcaithn in .the 5uru+y- z :
Farm. Household sad Property brtoic F#o:pitul. ���� �����'
Jul 18 �„�,,.� Falea A Specialty Mrs' E. J. Annis and family are - -
t;c�a: §:..�. -�A� ; spending a week at Wood Lake near
' Prompt 'Attention Given hrucebridge. C�leZed Flee Cem, aatr
Whitby R. R. 1• phone, 814 We are seny ::o'heiuZ that 1Y3iaa -
_ �/�■/ Hof-ll�.tw J. Allison hwq been rrmuvt•il to the _ ��`'resFij;a-,i)1® - Lime _
1fiiIf�G�f, !1 ` ral,Hosp+Z,�L
Y (3sh#rwa tny_ is . • exv--nded to. •Mrs.
"giff4wa Monument N"orks' - �y`n 'y :�' �Gerproofiilg &loxia• Ceiu�nt
Home Gam
pbe,ll of Ajax in Lhe audde,r - - - - _
ROBY% AUSTIN, PROP. _ IMPROVEMENT
bell's
ed her -renin he -Lo Ca bly,
. riRm
.. s {}sed to 1r�e -in the -Lot Gabiifl
R. R. 1, R tby Outasto + here. —
Two Stiles West Of Whitby On Mr. and Mrs. E. Smitheram, of - - A
N0. 2 ilghway 13etweea Whitby gruoklin spent the *eek end with
And A ax Budget Plan m r•a.- w Mot.ershead _r• -_ �R I N C' SO Ro3.
PHONE: WHITBY 4� � down payment required) Mr.
A. Bunks is. doing nicely in. ALTONA iU.�U - 'PICK L+' 11� ( ,181w+13
$100,00 to $2000.00 From -SbC the East- general hospital after her
^- recent. serious -operation
To Twenty -tour' Mon'tha To Pay Mr. -anti Mia. A. :Iabci ck and
A Complete Service from one store Brian, of Caledon East, are visiting. Mr. Ernie Plitz is home from the Falls, visited last week with his -
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for. Home Owners and Builders with the Karry Cook's on the Bay -
- home
PiIUTOORAPII�•R hospital and doing nicely afters arty 1 sirixr Mrs. G. Daghmais.
Lumber and T:iar, Door; Sssh,� - R'Mr .and Mia _-Fred, Westgate are -other operation on hie knee. _ Bev, and Mrs, in the d. arartbam
`- pelt. - Prefk Window Units, Wallboards Recent guests with the Risk tam- after two weeks in the Kawarthas.
.448 )rack SL goad A'bitby, ■pendinlg two weerks in Guelph with it at Glerkairn were: Mrs, F. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balndon had
Pkene - 2256 and Plywoods, Hardware, Paint their son Harry and Mrs. Westgate Y -
.Nab, Builders' Supplies and family. vey. of Carleton Place, Mr.. and a pleasant motor trip to Algmrsuin
- Mrs: D. McKay arid Mi, and Mrs. -Mr's• T. Percy Hall, of East._ St. Park and Ottawa,
C L E l� D E N I N C • '' L.' C. Neville aril -children from Por- oic
Andrew's, Quebec, and Mrs. Cliarlea Oliver Trrenell is home iiom ChH
���'� �Vm�r Bodfish, of London. ley Park Hospital for a week. He
tags la Prairie, spent teat week
_DIXON with Dr, and Mrs. W. McKay, on Mise Priscilla Archibald was a is improved in:health, hob, bait will harQ
week-end.visitoi• at -the Willis home. to return to the hospital p�gaier,
• C0 -LTD • Brock, .Road, South.' -Mi, Lloyd Yetman, bf Niagara')
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JA apn at, Clair Ave. BsN.lii<lftlQil� I One .lie 1+Ve.�t or Sear• Collegiate or th�. bioe:lra �h et- a� 14k � • F RANX �:SMITHM-AR H A►M Bear 3336 Ho. 1117a _
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W. DIXONIOpUNTBY HOMEa Meats, 'Groceries and Loc
ce
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j p80PRI]MR - ' SMALL - �� AND EQUALITY FIRST — SiERVIOE )UR A I M
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bMBULANCE wi Have w.iit�ng B:were VIA =
PICKE�RIN
.PHONE 30
1 - - - Good Caeft Down Payaiteab . • • . - _.
CALL
Mr. II�iGL:B
:For prompt And )Cityeeiea0 d y
p "YORK BRAND"
OONANT and CO1rAD1T YORK BRAND 3 5c• FROZEN
Irtistti: uAlosal - oitlloe EMs_o`o� - -Port �3 are Ribs lb a7
Barristers and aoilaooa FBUZEN rvwwflsh - ::fib. 490
11w," D. Conant, E- G _ J. A. wgLLOUGHBY and 30N8 7FOO D8
,Roger G. Coaaat, V. A. vi
Boalbea FRESH nozF i
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p sus s, .... Porjc Liver lb. 19C. Ocean retch Fillets lb. 430
<Wawa. pat-, 7 1-8 Slmeoe ak S:.
Establbhed 100
PW": is�'J PEAS g. Age FROZEN
i Pkg. FRESH $mukea F llets 1b.: 436 t
Aias�
b.
� -- : Piwae - >� ,_ -:" , - Pork Htdneys 9c -
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--- ----i � � . . - •P. A L L�iN l�pZ�x .
IMA BEANS 'pkg. 87C x BRAND"
YOR
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s1a B_--.,---�1<ls.r l'�II ^MAPLE LRAV FROZEN ' 11
WRITP, OR PS__ ICAUFO
ObM. - :JLWO3 ROW — AJAX' — --• y o7�Lat i
SEN'- -]?ionic Hams ' ib: Orange Juice .tin -19c
Ateap Bates For Farr Aad �eaatry H. G. >ieA>?rI.AxD, IEwNAGEs GREEN BEANS pkg. 1890 83C
Wbia borm Ia;urmft on Bvildfap o g —
.. .. ...- -' - - ...-... _ . _. _�P'RFSH MINCED Orange Juice ..tin 23.C. .
*113" ut" silos, �• . AJAX PHONE — - »'
1�ntosobiiht Iasnrm" Of AR Sleds -- FROZEN Hamburg Steak lb.
YOtTis LISTING INVITED op Fillets -_ . lb. 54c 5c �'ROZEx ' I!
- Bowman & Gibson Salmon Juice -
- pHON = WAWBY-bsi SHOULDER Orange, t rapefrAnit nic
FOR FREE ESTIMATES FROZEN Peal Roast9 . ' lb.. 4�c 2 tine 29c _
ia,4o - Garnet' $eating Systems
Cod F1118ts b. 390 _
C .
• .OLD HORSEa-= i _ - -
- • - Alt Your Farr Eavetrouah and Tinsmith Sapplis11 �FROZEx , l!
BLADE or SHORT RIB PUR>y •;. ' • !I
a ' : =
-AIA sold and Installed Haddock Fillets 1b. 47c _ Roast - ;lb. - 55c Lenton Juice tin- 23c —
DEAD OR CRIPPLED STOCK
Hourly 1*k•up
PRONE: PICK. 808J1 _
CAMPBELL b'IIDIB ` /
'lion. CaLlect — Ash 111 i 18
RODMAN -- ..:
. Front Quarter of- Beef • for =Lockers - - processed
Sheet let N _ or - Y
gTAFFORD EROS.
SPECIAL b.�c.
_ - .YoliEe � of Plekalag !ew..ollfe.
��. ri... • • °°°� ��p pl�lrlll�Illrn------ lilNinumil�ll�iel�llll � - - �y.
y ON of Mrs. 1"P
. D. Mrs. Lye's group L_
1sirrgston- Road Lumber and Coat ials and labor. They advise that the in charge of the program. All the e
- , Co is located at Stop 30, Kingston property owner' proceed now while women of the community are invited / / / r / •
* Road, Scarboro (phone Scar 3314). good materials are again available. to Atteakl this meeting.
and enjoys a most enviable reputar Firms such as the Kingston Road Members of the local library ire
J tiorq by virtue of many years of Lumber and Coal Co. have been ser- wed to note that the Library will
honest businees daalings with ' the ving the public for so many years be open this Saturday and will then • • ' ' ' , •
pubtle. With their modern and coin- and have not failed to take an int: be closed until August 16th, that
plete supplies of lumber and buildF erect iq their patrons in gi-ring full the Librarian might enjoy a fere
ins materials, they are equipped to value and in seeing t�sat they have holidays, rjls _s ng
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furnish anything that is available the beet in lumber and' building The sympathy of the commursty"
In the line of good lumber, doors, materials, that, togdther with good is extended to Mr.. and Mrs. AlanW�
: plyvrook_trim, and ,all kinds of mill workmanship, will ams s them of Friar, in the loss of their infant .on r Wm Drop in mW W1 us WWypt
work. Nese materials are coming in buildinp,e of permanance; 'and at a of Saiturday last. Want -WSW ham it rea* for oft td W6.
` to' the market for. the building trade cost consiatant with the trends of Owing to the sudden death at In q �Oeplt. Of dly1� , i
and this firm is only too glad to today. Aurora, of the mother of Rev. G. SPEEO
give you information concerning Mr. Moore, President of this firm Davison, services were talken by Mr. + pig Uwe 1
them Tbety, handle everything ar who has been in the lumber business Harold Wills, assisted ley Mr, J-. -
ailable in eves the largest hawse, for over forty years, and alI of his i7oatess in the ' Baptist Church, on AC C U R A C Y
- and they are sure to, be able to employees are familiar with building Sunday last. -
supply you with whatever you may platys and requirements and will be Mr, add Mrs. Lloyd McGregor "
require. How many of us have been glad to go over your plans with you
planning am I putting
building of! whaterer and assist you in obtaining taster -
ng or repair is needed beamse. iais that will be best suited to the
i are think of today as one of high ' _
• . y type of construction you desfra. So
costal People who should know- why not go ahead with those repv
�/��"�`` %-#
_ real estate. men, financial experts Modelling plans and building, and _ One -Minute News from Johns "M• :.
and builders all tell us that It will stop in at 'die Kingston Road Lues- Anvi e
+ be scone -years before -.there is any ber attd Coal Ltd. and see how they �
_ R -gems reduction in the cost of mater' can assist you in this respect
- to many of the members who think �_� t`� Trat site PI a Provides
�A Idle �.,: �, p
A - - Y that the whole body a.-erage should
1 ; be the guidQ and not a few singled j•� '
Ra:rs have matena::r , tprovad out for c �mparisons. :his C:.ub, was - c
2,000 New !-M lobs
"the' pavtum and late g4ai� �uilook. one of the" first groups w boost the i
A :.nd alga: Gage hate purchased scheme of Hospital (`;ire, a few I - _•_7.
- a house in Freiichman s:..Buy and years basic. • Jahns-Manville is often.asked: in the Lf.3 asci Canada for use m which create. new 'obs" and nrav -
-W;!t move there about first o€ s s . s
R � Are deveiopmg naw urea for underground water resins, waver. and useful- products 'Jobs
the cervica
August. Audley R'oman's Association 48bestoe?" �iirlgatiori tines; house con= of the public.
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: main
The Cum.n L r.Ay Club picnic was- a -The Audley W. A," held the 'July J -*d s constant search for new notion sewer linea, flues and - • e •
_ - grosses At. the Lfnb oak Park one tweeting at the home of Mrs. C. and las-3uoaQd [tees o€ asbestos pm- �, e e coaduIt, industrial 721is1s one of a series of -brfet . I
week ago.. The executive .are to be Puckrin and Mrs. M. Hedge with ducts is typified by the develop- des. ducts and stacks. articles bringing you facts of
coagra: rla.ed on their good arrange- eighteen ladies present. Mrs. Wm. Doan-
- sment of .TrsalL
sitef. (asbestos-ce- The great expansion of uses of munity interest about Johns -en- i
�supper: Guihrie presided, A committee was mean pipe. 'IYanaite pipe now provides nearly villa a about conditions affsettng
zrents for the games ar.r'.
Races for the youngsteib and con- appointed to have hinged legs put Ttaaaite pipe, because of the I•Ml In Johan-3Laaviile national ecoaanny,
':' _assts "for the older cues• ae well sa on the tables. Plans were made for i economies it provides, hal Plan artless, sad sales territor-
- -a ball game, made for the enjo)r- an ice cream social in August. - 'become one_ o! 3-1L's major torsi- _
lment of all. _ The roll call was answered by a recces It ie a good example. of how trees I s r i• t
W:i. McQuay, youngeel son .of the verse containing -Saviour." The To moueands oL miles of businesses can be developed under
`.lane Thomas and Mrs. McQuay who story of the origin of the hymn - pip have been uwt& bpd Due economic
_ owned the farm on which George "All the way my Sarlour leads me"
and Up. Puckrin lire, who left here was read suns.. bars
- -tor the West about fifty-five years John Pu krin read a Scripture, %g -
-- . sago, returned last week to visit the followed by prayer by Mrs. Arch 1 -
o:d home for the first time. He was
- , Bell. Mrs, M. Hedge read a
poem --a student at No. 5. here and left for "The Ladies' Aid". Mrs. Robt.'Red$e
Mmontor. and then went to Sack -la ,
atchewan, .where he was employed p � two piano number. Mise
Margaret Puckrin gave an interest- ' -
-in .railroad work; until his retire- ing talk on her caravanner's work R
T
EAL ESTATE
'merit racer# ly and now resides with at the Vacation Bible School in the =
_.., his wife and family in Regina. Will Hutaville distric which she atterr
was r. real favorite %ith his fellow t'
dad, the first two weeks in July. - :: DeaMap +ft )Real Bob" Hsyias W "Molt Requiss the Dtureet Cam
school` mates He was particularly The Audley Vacation Schoolis
, - s jR �iei ieeivy t igipeei��
' impressed with the growth of-. the be held from 11 to - aN Seaadaesr of Jand
maple and other `trees here. The old,
Baggotaville school l seviiag. A%ww of the Cbrseat Rbia pashas of llfarYet Value.
- _ •s'tone fence, which his fathei took • The West Group served rsfreet g y
j ? so mach time to build, stood out agents, _ Corr.
-,
prominently but it is now hidden by Ou--
the dense 'growth of shrubbery on
�
:= the roadsides ,His tit phew, Roes i deardt sad rwdwe ,
�d advice ,and rigs sures K isdiwr.abioa nrsf
McQuay, of Whitbyti and _his wife Claremont 0010e h w e>� a� qu �•
drove him over. the old haunts. stli!'ler;, active Real gyrate
The Audley Community Club are
- de-b-'ang- whether to continue with • • • .- _
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Blue Cross Hospitalization ecareetre, Nr. and Mea. Sam* Taylor and =- •• � '' •' '� - ''
,Dry account of the new high rates. family agent Sunday at Port Bolster are airae00d. depeudabk group of area aegiis to sena you t0 as
These are apparently aimed at'the on Lake Simcce.
best of our vMRlles, Yfoar' Seal; ILtate Probietas are egg Basin
crowding out such local clubs from About ten .memeberss of the local ass, sad _
their scheme, on the plea that such Women's Institute took the bus trip _ ,we parr alhfss yen it tis treat of jsar iaisresC, sad gibe you -
dobe cos: %be CompaTW more than to Guelph last week stili all report
-they get out of it: It looks unfair a very interesting and enjoyable
RESU TSIL
ift-our
ofneq
e% and seay, easy Boyess and Sellers have realised the financial
Bene[ihs pf one tspe(�Itisd taetbod of dealing,
` LET US CHECK YOUR TIRES NOW _
Wore tires can cavae delay or asci- Y We pad be of ,service to M. in Buying, Selling, we await to adsise
_ dents -spoil• your holiday. Enjoy a - -- _
holiday hee from tire trouble by VOW in allmatters of Real Berate;
coming in for a complete tire check
today. - ALL TO - -- _
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_ G"16 YEAR -
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TIRE SALES ond.SERVICE `G
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Lou Fit itNi'NIiN tl bl'Oi QUALM-
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L-AWSALES
G1 R. 3656 QR. 64.03 . :.GR. 0 513 - - - -
PHOWL 29W PICKERING, ONT..
DODGE- DESOTO- GAS'- OIL- REPAIRS -
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:CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN.6 .,
INE Calwirt SPOITS' COLOII
AaaxTe wAxTlaD lYCRalsB WANTED, �
YOU will make more money, day atter- WANTED: Registered Nurses for none <1
,;.; day, year alter year, selling -DUPONT duty in modern 60 -bed hospital. Gose • 4
/ '��t„.�..;.,., NYLONS. priced to well and repeat. De- working conditions. 9 -hour day. rotation _ - 1
��`��, -�.,. tails FREE. Write today. ARCH HOBI- shifts. Gross salary'$110 and 8176, de- 1
ERY. 104 N. Firth. Philadelphia 6. Pa. pending on experience. Increase, every a .1
d.
moaths to a maximum of 82af. APPW
+ compelling firAARP CHICKS Superintendent, Leamington District Ire- A
The most a in Olympic - mortal Hospital. %mimhncton. Oat. -
Games trials anywhere - perhaps in the BROILER Raisers; Ir you want the heat, 1
cry our special broiler New .Hames.
'Names themselves -will be a blind man. - His Quality it low prices. Weekly hatches. RELIEF s '
the year around. Special broiler folder.
There's something heart-piChitls about TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES LTD.
the blind, their struggle against the unkind ' F'ERGUS ONTARIO EVENING SUPERVISOR
and tra ' 'blows of . Fate that have robbed TOP Notch chicles and turkeys are sops EVENING OPE(GENERAL)
;
them ortthe opportunity to tiles the ph s1CiI All from Canadian, Approved breeders. RATING
by Prompt delivery. day old, also started c^
beauties and the color of a very wonderful world. And theme chicks a" turkeys. Older pullets, broiler _ ROOM SUPERVISOR- - 7
something even mora poignantly gripping and profoundly imp?4s- chick*.
wive in the struggle of those in the dark to maintain some parallel TOP NOTCH CHICK BALER GUELPH .
.. with the life they cannot a - to to pts O•�
rchase. Twaddle DAT DUTY
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ce.
y early maturing chicks. Prompt delivery ,, 1
on all popular breads, non -sexed. pallets. GENERAL DUTY NURSES
letel -lost the si ht of one eye, and the other seriously affected, cockerels. also turkey poults, all popular
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tinent who will compete for places on the United States Olympic Special br r hleka. Older pullets. Cats- .
team. locue' 'Oshawa General Hos ltd .
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The•'gatlant athlete in question is Bill Bangert. He finished ONTARIO OSHAWA. ONTARIO 1
fourth in the shotput 'feature of the National Indoor track chain- Y: CLIl`ICt - ''--oPPOSTUNITM roe, 1
pionships held at Madison Square Garden recently. He put the
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16 -pound weight 52 feet 10y inches, which was one-quarter of an forth, Toronto. Drusless- operatlonleas ATTENTION! Profltsble Home Work a4- - 1
-inch better than hist -title -winning toss in 1945, Jim Fuchs, world -Licensed. Why suffer? drake yourself dressing envelopes for National Con- 1
went cern. Write: Howard R. Bee». QO N. 1
Champion, won with 56 feet, 33J inches. Jefferson Street, Allentown, Penna..'U.aA. 4
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III t ess at ete a to a ed- to t e putting ring where, of course, OItS, GRlAflf, a4►rh OANADA•6 LEALMNu ttrw4t11a 1
he was on his ossa
tic - New Hampshire Red hen Paints and varnlshes; Electric motors. Great Opportunity times 1
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Amazingly, this blind young giant's recent effort was better
proudly surveys
her latest ef- Freese».,mllk Coolers'and Feed 4rinde». pteaasm algale.a proreaston. gena was". 1
than any Olympic record prior to that of the London Games, forttenpin-shaped She Hobbyshop litachiMd- ry. Dealers wanteT4sa
nuada of successful Unrest 9rsduatN
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when W. M. Thompson won with 56 feet 2 inches. In that event Roche, who says that Biddy Toronto. Illustrated C'sislorw Rea+ 1
belongs to Mrs. Cordelia hA. Wrffe at Fan 1
the t American athlete, FtJehi was third with a peat ailmost isVKIw1. wtvu CW:AI*tAu 1
gra VEL HAIRDRESSING 6CHOOIA
exactly the acme as Bangeres 53 feet, 1Ws inches. HA v 6 ruu tinYlbtu,r owed* dywtng w clean. lost B1nor at w.; Toronto
The hty Ralph Rose, four times U.S. national champion sometimes lays hollow 4s99er uta+ went. to o. for Information w. Branches- : 1
just t0 la a u olk" on her ars glad to answer rour Qamttsns. De• .} saas Bt., Hanttl(on 1
i11d twice lympiC winner, COtlld not d0 a6 well all this Sightless I play y paHm.ulH Parser's Dve Warks tdmtted, '+r RM.an at nUaw. 4
boy has done. Rose's best was an even 51 fee., owner. . Tent .•,Cie 111 Tnr,roln $18.00 AN E1/ENING 1
' Bangert's determination' and tremendous courage in --the face rust *ALX
- of a disheartening physical condition, are typical of his entire life SURMISE BE your Friends. yourself t will FOR four Spa» Time. dust a Buy -tree
p ser d&' You or F•rl nde 20 Scenic Photo- Trial Salts of amestas patented Auto. 1
- -in business, sports. Before his eye -sight failed, ht was a var- heaving for the Indians. while Di- ; grspbs of Puerto Mica. Price 82.06 U.S. matte Refrigerator Defrosters can pay - 1
sity 'football player as well as shot and discus star at- Missouri Ma You that. Hundreds of lac ppon»cts eom-
g is , in television .work around Money. Kenneth O. Burrell. AQrtadllla. 1
• y - . mission. Rush name. address.- for OVAK-
Untverslty and later at Purdue. Hereachedthe national amateur t?tlerte=Alco. 4
New York. ANTZKD PKoriT OTTER. D -Frost O• "
heavyweight boxing final. He made a' success as road -builder. He nREa /
g • e '+ _ Raprluun•s Larg•mt Tire Store nine. I11lolo. NaNr rnrp.. Dent 40. Newmarket. Oat. _ 1
even did a good lob a3 a singer, tial it took too much time from usedTtrea 87 00 dna up.•ttetreaded Te.r.PATRUNTS 1
business. 1941 -American League once goo z it. $14,00._ Other sizes. prined sc- AN ui••rlattw weer ,t,venwr-tut ut
Uhl
The world will wish this gallant soul well in his battle for again. score 7-5. That one 'was a cordltg.v
ly. ulcanizlns and retreading sec •eauoM and full Information trent Ire! - -- 1
vice. All work guaranteed. All orde» rim mentlest, ro.. Resiamw Passat alone.
Olympic fame. Indeed the -world admires all athletes who, despite real thriller, Ted Williams' ninth- C.0.D 8f oo required' with order. We pay oliva ter n"ok g.,•net. rite-.. •- ' - 1
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handicaps, make their way well along the athletic trail. inning homer being the decisive charger one way. Peninsula Tirerorpor. e•klr•IIP,ttlrrUNbAt1
1'h a tbmprns. Ps. 1
But those who live in. the twilight of vision far below the normal clone- Williams is in uniform of anon, 06 Kine Street west. Hamntea toot annetinra established tors, las 1
---` ----- are the most Compelling of all, and it is amazing how, in several Pttone 7.1022 Bay Street, Tnr"nio anklet M lar"rga• - • • - 4
varieties of sport, they have risen above a deficiency which might a U.S. Marine Curtain now. Whe- 0000 USED THRESHERS '("a ""
be thought insurmountable. ther or not he refuses to "return LOTS to chooM from; Two 22" Mceor- PER6111xAI. 1
salutes -a3 he- ustiia to 'refuse to mick,I)mrins; Two 2r-' Woods Broa,: HANDWRITING Carefully, Pan•trattna y 1
Athletes wboy eyesight is below normal dot the basgball Tv:o 2•• Advance Rumels: Two as" 1
Asabsedt Character, P•rsosatH Traitspicture. There are a dozen bespectacled itan in baseball. in the acknowledge the fans' applause- Woods lira..: One M! Advance Ramiar:•
On, 24" Huber. like Mw: One 26" Huber
_ - major leagues, several in the minors. They are by no mesas blipd. we haven't heard.. oo-rubber: One, Ea" Red River Spacial. H. (Aavissit- ara:i ArtsaMvAoumL er 11110
tat course, but their eye -eight is not good. Yet they have overcome e e o . L. Turner (RetalU Ltd.. Plane 4lo4. B1cs .. wt•ms, collections) Sao oc•:a,-Orootlyn. 1
that handicap. Several players in major hockey haw worn glasses. ><g, N.. terk.
helm. Ontario." - N
t of Boston Bruins In oils. When Gaudiest won the Rudy Yoril and Lott �oudieau .Arlin cgRN- t9►Lvx
Hal Layco-For an" raleL
$tiaTty Cup in, 1946, One Of thane afar! was the whirlwindPUrrtEe 6
"Dutch" hit homers which were big actors UIRN Tweeter Puppies 826 gad as - - ' • 1
Dutch g fYour Drusclat sell* CRB& CA
WHEEL chairs. Invalid walkers. told les Ralph Boston. MCCJntes•' Mitts Trofe. ' 1
Hillet, a little bit of a be -spectacled player who could really fly. in the A.L.'s 1942 win -score 3-l. and adattstable. Free Literature. Foam
Novs, Scotia, 4
but whose defeetiva vision forced him to wear heavy Classic York was playing semi -pro _ball in rubber Tins cushloa• 87.110 deuve»a T36ACS>Drii wAhrtlsD - --- - 4
Bamford -Assts Limited. Ottawa, Ontario.
the middle west by latest reports, HIx INBROOKII School Area requlr•s
. Your epMneMs and "vestiou file Ah Calueos viii be wefeesoed CALIFORNIA Perrurtled Rote Petaled .- a Protestant gttallasd esaewr tor. 11'sn ... 1
while Boudreau is managing 'Red Necklaces. Eighteen gorgeous colors. -- 4
by Elmer fergusm, C/o Colwd Neuss, 431 Yong@ St., Tweelo- ham Sr. Room. slid Tichbr,roe echootr
.. Sox. _ .TeiY f"Wonabl•. Be thrilled. order Nowt .both situated aloes 111shw4 Na 7a, alae, -- .. .... 4
.00. lawn. main line of C.P.R. Duties to esmm•ace 1
. -� - wend 6e, rtlesloN >� 186 Oak
lawn.
Catvt D! S T I L L E S L I AA I T IRinnt*• eeae mwr .a, ilea:. Apply stating cement
gltallr-
Star of the American's 5-3 Nin WATER System■-Aertnotor wladmul. nations log. ..tars, sad present iirapeo- «
E D and Elscru4c .Prestyt» systema. Dwrkr ter to: Jewel E, Horns. Parham. oatartw /
the Heart wmmtr was -think hard) ley Turbine rums atllan Hog dna Pont- awn- alstrtct, rural. eight grade., tin
- -Bobby Doeft. Bobby is ranching its d. H. U. agaun snoar re tatribb 4
AMNlaiysURO. ON7ARtp mum salary 82.306 for Qaalnled teacher,
y g priced. H. M. F'lemtag and sons. Dtstrttw- . REPLT, statteg name of Inspector or 1
out in Oregon and,, so they say, '• Blenilelm. nee. _ principal Lad telephone Number. to G. D. --. - ..:....s
n4aking a lot more dough than he USED books for. salt: Catalogue free. Batt, Sec-Treas., R.R. 1. Galt. -
ever did in baseball. Balliel•'Bas 86• station K. Torantd TRUSTEES Township sebow -Area Dare• - 1
t+IUMaIN• AND 49ATiN• CATAtO•U! role. Jarvis. Hodstoa. Gaudette ane 1
Foxx. Al Simmons and Joe Cronin • • . p!E shleWa. WarohrnoeL Ontario. RNuirm - «
IR succession was a feat never beat- The 11157 catalagOs Is off the prem Write two Quataed teachers, with e:pertwerm w
The Nationals surprised every- nae mate preferred. •Grads! I to 10. «
for your Copy dT Ylett eke, Mw' watlwYN _
en and probably never equalled. _ . y�Y, including 'themselves most and ,e• for senra.le ess model bathroom 'nnoru• '°"' nirewnu' nitont er tate fro.: «
Hubbell is still in the like) with a 7-1 trium h, in Sant. Hoandlos marc. tort9a. state twat:
game as Y p Mara r te white thr cos with
Sxtowd, to sca[fons and salary, Good kaptlag ants . 4
atudaM alas bathrooms wleh elled' er
jj head of the N. Y. Giant+ farm syn- the next tangle. Bill Nichol palneed wall., lust cn• way sow want . Robins. -Apply 6taRty 4r4tttoo. 6.ersearr�
A IY51TC 1C tem. - bathroom In your own borne. We have
searcnmont, bre.
son's double was the crucial ataka and do:. cabinet note,, Ia•ater-y 1TICSTON6. OnL. 6.5:. tiro. 1. Mo- 4
'� - ... • • •ie : r blow that time. Bill was. with. the -bolas and outlets, treasure systems and tI.Oale; wanted. exmrwoced teacher to
The aforementioned Jimmy Foxx Cuba. then and with the Phillies electric water boaters, range boilers. pipe. teach night grades; dutlea to- start saint t
-Too bad that rain cut short the and Rttings In coptier, tal.antaea and let: attendants aptrvzlmuel, 14. &opts ,
was undoubtedly the 1935 headliner. now, which might be termed going cast bort. septic and ode task.. »friars- to Anthony Wornlnits• Whlt.atan•• cent �
�952 All Star'. baseball game and a tors and electric range., a complete One
Double X s" homer with Lou From bad to � worse, -in reverse. or furnaces. air condtuontns Oats. and •
so prevented Satchel Paige from sys lid m
Gehrig On base in the fif6t inning « * + . hot water beating astern• with convector THERE well w .a good market for fresh
lbowing the folks his .tuff. It and his single in the fifth which -Ted Williams, with a air of four: rasa we nolle•.r to rour sea»se rail• killed turkeys tet December, . Prompt do-
t
would have been .a fitting climax g P way' station, you pay co8•teht, livery an Broad Breek"d Branae. Nebraa 4
drove in another ran,- gave the ply blows, Copped the spotlight at S. T. JOHNSON PtvMsarG SUrPLlse sea Baltsvtne white, wenn. Hollas6• Ni
braskan x Broad. Breasted Became. -Nea:
to the` career of a man who, in American Loopers another victory, Fenway Park in 1946. We've al- etmeet..nN oatsr4 ' sexed tome or bons. Also started turkey.. t
-"the 'Opinion of mall was the 104T XNEVROLET BUS. 49 pamengera two, three and fo6r week, old at greatly
- «
y 4-1, When last heard of Foxx was ready reported oft his present where- t96t License Excellent Condition. Ass reduced Priem for July. Turkey guide, •"
ireatest hurler of all time and managing -of all things -a girls' abouts: Stan Spence -now with plyr AMent+n Tari. P•mMoke. Ontario. TWEDDLE 8HICK HATCHERIES LTD. t
;whose on1L fault was that be was softball team out west. • Charleston in the American Asso- MEDICAL GUS ONTARIO 1
F'ER
born tenor perhaps It's twenty- , , POST'S tCCZkYA SALVE wATCHzstt REPAIRED
dation-pinch hit for ,somebody in
years too early. But he might fool SANltiti the torment of dry *memo raenss rani RXPAN6)ON 1WACLrLE?
The Nationals broke into,the vic- the • next tilt, driving in -Doerr to and weeping akin troubled Poste Krarms ONE of Out -4 lamest relate orae: - - 4
-us-all yet. The way he's been going y - "Elve W411 no[ al"vontot Pott. watch repair. companies, offers you our
tory column the following year with tom for the Americans:
'lately Satcheifoot might be starring « • [.chin. •crruog. burs .enema, acne,. as years' eipeiisnce to one watch mak-
. .talon Dizzy Dean, Lon Wirneke and - .. .. - '.. - riaswnrm� otmolm east eihlews Mol tout Over loo 008. Ntl.6.e - 4
g about 1960. Call Hubbell 'as. the top-notchers Vic Raschi-then -as now with ro$Wmd Modnr to tow seamless odorless 1961. An -estimate sent Immediately be- w
• • .. ,r.... ,.icttaenl regardless of ttnw stnt+bnek as fore repalrtnc Your watch.
..in a close 4-3 battle. Dean is mang- - the Yankees -_won his own game bnw'I"v 1Ihov won.
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' And, when you come right down ling the Queen's English -over the in 1948' when the singled with 'the dee t b It IR 1977
POST'S RBII! IiDIE8
- to it, Mr. Paige is_ liable to be re- .airwaves for the Mutual Broadcast- bases jammed-fl>!al score 5-2, fav- •Bent poli• t•,r. �n Ierr.tpt „I • Pr+c• - •• - •-
membered long` after many of the ing System. Warneke is a- N.L. or of the Americans. gas 01 - At rnrn"r .'"e, ,t lagan t
.other All Star heroes" are totally umpire. Hubbell• we- have. already a •. e' Every - -
ISSUE 30 1952
forgotten. There have been 19 of mentioned; and Augie Galan, who DONT DILAtn'
Raschi, Joe DiMaggio and Ted meek Peiws der Neuritis skewlei i y,Dixen•s
-each of which had one ormorefor Oakland
in that' Gant, is coaching Williams paced the Americans to Rotwldy.
•in the. Pacific league. MUNRO,r DRUB STORE ; LOU,' ��' ;1
these Toter -league affairs, up to now homer LlSTLE
„ . . an 11-7 win In 1949.
standouts". 1t s sur nam how + +'325 Elgin
many of them have passed almost The American League had it • _ $1,25 ex"s ►npeir OUT .O� LOVE
completely out of the Red Schoendienst a the
p y picture: easy -score 8 -3 -in 1937. Lou Geh-, TOBACCO ELIMINATOR
+ • + rig led fihe. attack that day -and longest game in the series in 1950. A toleltlfic remedy or _
Ralph Kiner had tied the score for tion. For free bobkl•t, . write !fine ,
Babe Ruth was 'the big noise in Lou, of course, like the immortal Pharmacist Corp...Ltd.. (Alwrtal. Bas- ��E� =t
Babe, hes passed on. Joe Medwick, the Nationals with a homer in the its. Lnndmt one a t
the initial set-to back in 1933. His ninth and it went along ever -Ste -
ASTHMA
long homer with a than on base 'who, had four hits for the losers wHT surfer it then IaNmething that will reds. WAG or 7w liter bis"'
phen till the 14th v.'hen Red clouted
that same day, is managing the bolo you? Hundreds
of cbonsaade of sets 1�1+ geR 4i bed t'9r:' M p
made the difference which permit- one that went all the way. Schoen- have been sold on a money back guar. Lfs not worth 1lvintT It mIp be the lived
ted the American League to take Tampa team down in Florida, ante., ess easy co tons. Attar. your ayml. It's • facet u lIIi
, , dienst, of course, -is still: a standout yon vsr ban to not sowing ;
that eons have been dei _
game 4-2. The Babe, now, is with The St. Louis Cardinals. owe tt to youtsetigioce'cdrya'Aiati ulefria bl >� .d yton teii'oonss.
loin his cloutin in another world. Four to one in favor of the Na-�p,q� spar
g g • ► , Ask your . Druggist. - oflus. T�tS whewyoamonad mild, saotle w
is
•, .. tionals was the 1938 result with _ • f E M t N E rt t y
ohnli Vander Meer, Lee and Mac Stan Musial, Bob Elliott, Gil on, woman teas another. Take 'superior bill liver He!v�iestytle us"
Cirtem
Top man the following summer J y Hodges and Ralph ,Kiner all .hit "PEIKEx" to bob alleviate, Paan. Sia• Itis oltotareteOf to two pin onool in -
Brown doingthe mound work, p�jag
was, O COUiSe, n0 e y est ------,-- Creon and nervous tension aswmtated with day to -your div"ve tract. RLis
Vander Meer is .still pitchln
Carl Hubbell whs a
ose feat of striking g- or Kp
Out Babe Ruth, Lou Gehri Tulsa in the Texas loop. Lee, has ed the Americans 8-3 in Briggs Sta- sa•ee reap.ia a plain wnPenn. d+prnce aga� sodaa•tgtayymtt�,,gat
g, Jimmy diem fast summer. All four of them POST'S CHIMiCALS Corby Little, I3vw• PDb Always have Ween t
retired; and 'Brown is a scout for SS OVEF'N ST. GAST VOKONTO °° ba°d �r from asTd = '
are still. in spangles -and if you ,
the Boston Red Sox. t
know -
MERRY MENAGERIE I ` ' henbox sco es.where just' look up ;
n 1439 the Americans came
through once more, score 3 to 1. _ - wersttibe YOUR OWN
Bobby Fellers' 'relief pitching was
outstanding and Joe DiMaggio
chipped in with a homer that didn't
hurt- any. Feller, of, course, is, still
Itch... Itch.:. Itch
�•:;._ _ 1 Was Nearly Crazy
Unto I discovered Dr. D. D. Dennis' omsxg
-+-- ly fast relief - D. D. D. Proscrlp�an,� a•1
-popular. this pistol. cooling. Latild meaewwtlon
I.y gay , , ■ peat• aid a from .rust etching
by mz%.. rmhas. athlete's
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Stanley R. Kent, Architect, Har- Mr. and Mrs. E. Rivers (We Marie
w= Ave , anA Ki_ new Ro-,__Ajax, . Conroy}. of T _
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on the leaving of a deposit cheg- July 11; a granddaughter for Mr. .
ue, payable to the Architect in and Mrs, J. McHolm.
the amount of Twenty-five Doll- l" Mrs. Wm. knox held a shower on
ars ($23.00)• Drawings may be Wednesday last,for'her niece, Joyce
seen. by the Sub -bidders at the Wilson,. bride to be: Many friends
Toronto ,Builders Exchange, " the and relatives attended Refreshments
Ajax Municipal Offices or the were served and everyone attending
office.of the Architect. They will spent a very enjoyable.ever4ng. bliss
be available at 4.00 p, nr., Fri. ,Wilson received many beautiful
day, July 18, 1952, - gifts, She will be married to Mr.
Tenders will not be considered Bryce Reid, on September 17,'at St,
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by the Architect and in. accord-.' Greenwood, Toronto.
ance with the .conditions set forth . Mr, ,and Mrs McIntosh of Chicago
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The lowest or any tender will Toronto, paid a surprise visit to
not necessarily be •acoepted, Mrs. Chambers last Thursday. In the
GEORGE LAWRENCE, evening, friends and neighbors gat-
iSecretaryfTreasurer,'.Ajax and hered At Mrs, Chambers' home and
Pickering Township General Hos- ,had a lonely party for rer friends
pital Board, Ajax► Ontario. from the South.
Mr, and Mrs.' J. McHohr, and son
FAIRPORT -- Bob attended a family re -union of
` • • • • the Conroy family, at Bowmr�anville
The dance last Saturday was well last week. Thirty members were
attended despite the hot weather, present • and three absentees; Jack.
but there is always room in the hall of Niagara Fails, Out., Marie, of
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' -'VATH PIER ANGELI and JOHN E.RICSON `
THEATRE . POLICY
Box Off1a Opens Bvesderp P. lily ,
Saturdays and go
lWays dr,00 P. 118.
Matinee Saturdays and Hobdays 1.810 P- AL
FLOODLIGHT PARKING
MAKE PARKING A PLEASURE WITH OUR
ATTENDANTS AT ALL TIMES
or, If awarded, the contract the munity Hall next .Monday, July 2S.
tenderer shall furnish a Fifty So come on, bingo •playere, there -
Percent Guarantee Bond will be plenty of good prizes aad a
Instructions to Bidders, Ten- Jackpot of X60,00• maybe you will
der Forms, Drawings and Spec- be the, lucky one,
ifications may' be obtained froom M
Born, at St. ary's Hospital, to
Stanley R. Kent, Architect, Har- Mr. and Mrs. E. Rivers (We Marie
w= Ave , anA Ki_ new Ro-,__Ajax, . Conroy}. of T _
Conroy) r ,
on the leaving of a deposit cheg- July 11; a granddaughter for Mr. .
ue, payable to the Architect in and Mrs, J. McHolm.
the amount of Twenty-five Doll- l" Mrs. Wm. knox held a shower on
ars ($23.00)• Drawings may be Wednesday last,for'her niece, Joyce
seen. by the Sub -bidders at the Wilson,. bride to be: Many friends
Toronto ,Builders Exchange, " the and relatives attended Refreshments
Ajax Municipal Offices or the were served and everyone attending
office.of the Architect. They will spent a very enjoyable.ever4ng. bliss
be available at 4.00 p, nr., Fri. ,Wilson received many beautiful
day, July 18, 1952, - gifts, She will be married to Mr.
Tenders will not be considered Bryce Reid, on September 17,'at St,
unless made on the form supplied Stephen's Unf ed Church, Queen and
by the Architect and in. accord-.' Greenwood, Toronto.
ance with the .conditions set forth . Mr, ,and Mrs McIntosh of Chicago
in the Instructions to Bidders. and Mrs. Rob and daughter from
The lowest or any tender will Toronto, paid a surprise visit to
not necessarily be •acoepted, Mrs. Chambers last Thursday. In the
GEORGE LAWRENCE, evening, friends and neighbors gat-
iSecretaryfTreasurer,'.Ajax and hered At Mrs, Chambers' home and
Pickering Township General Hos- ,had a lonely party for rer friends
pital Board, Ajax► Ontario. from the South.
Mr, and Mrs.' J. McHohr, and son
FAIRPORT -- Bob attended a family re -union of
` • • • • the Conroy family, at Bowmr�anville
The dance last Saturday was well last week. Thirty members were
attended despite the hot weather, present • and three absentees; Jack.
but there is always room in the hall of Niagara Fails, Out., Marie, of
for more. You will enjoy A pleasant Toronto, and 0, l3, E, M. David, of
evening', of dancing, plus loads of. Halifax, . who were unable to attend
fun. "The Rambling • Five" are a the happy evear't,
good orchestra, besides being a Jolly Mr. and Mrs, C. Prowse F ud Mm
bunch of fellows. Watch for our Mabley returned from Ws..•• Qs Bch.
next a4 ion Sa`u x""V mites rte:• :,..a , Lwu. x
:.►are wi;l be a Wskgu w inn Coni i rule's holiamys there
•Bus�by's Hardware
THEATREWHITBY
,
RANGES
'BROCK PHONE 618 .WHITBY
BEATTY ELECTRIC
AIR CONDITIONED ;AIR CONDITIONED
BEATTY ELECTRIC WASHERS
RANGETTES AND - a
r THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY —� JULY 24, 26, 9.6.6,
Evening ghowa'At 7,0o and 9.00 P. M. Saturday Matinee At 1.80
-ELEGTRICAL APPLIANCES
Saturday Evening ShowStarts at 9.00 P. M.
_ HOWARD HUGHES PRESENTS
6-H Paints and G8'rCfSl Hardware
_ JOHN WAYNE and ROBERT RYAN = NI
'PHONE as PICKERII4G "
y in JT Leathernecks
..
Brock Road Home School
_!Fi -;
COLOUR BY — TEC'S.NICOLOU'R
and
Association '
AND,CARTOON CARTOON SSPORT NOVELTY' "'
will show the Film Council movies
in the school on Tuesday evening,
MONDAY, TUFSDAY, WEDNMDAY — JULY 28; 29, $0,
July $9, at 8. 15 p,-tn. Everyone
welcome,
-
Evening Shows At 7.00 and 9.00 P. M.
- ' -THE BLUE VEIL or tht WEDDING -VEIL
Max, Ontario
_
r—WHICH SHOULD HE CHOOSE? '
• A•iax and Pickering Towns#ip
General Hospital
- -
_ The Shue Veil T _ `
Greneral Contract For An Trades
....
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STARRING — JANE W'YMAN and CHARLES LAUGHTON); -
SEALED TENDERS, addressed
AND — SHORT SUBJECTS
to the undersigned and marked
"Tender for General Contract.
Ajax ,AJ and Pickering lbwnstup
_ NEXT ATTRACTION _ _
General Hospital, will be receiiv.
Submarine Command
ed until. --
Soo P. M. EDT, }iVeanesday,
1
STARRING,— WILLIAM HOLDEN and NANCY OLSOi�F
August_ 9, m
for Stipulated Su m General
�
Contract including the following
=
work: 'chs moAng of the existing
FAIRPORT BEACH COMMUNITY HALL '
one storey wood frame building
to a new site and the alters -Lion
of existing partitions to provide
a delivery suite., a surgical suite,
y
and patients rooms containing 83
- - � BINGO�
• '
beds: the corr�truction of a mason
ry ground floor containing staff
_
living quarters, out-patienta dep-
. �. •
Moil. July 28 - 0 P M
akitchen, service rooms:
and boiler m
,nd room; room; the installation
• •
of a hot water heating system.
and steam service system; the ei-
•
-'Good Prizes - ='Jackpot $60
a rica< fixtures and a dumb wain
er.
om an-
Each tender must bewp
.: E1=YHODY WELCOME
Jed by a Ten Percent Bid Bond
payable. to the order of the ovvrr-
+ English Town Hall Clock Touring Canada
K {).
t
•A model of the old Town Clock, of Preston England,
was a unique
_shipment aboard the Empress of France when she docked at St. John
- N. B last week.. The model is being examined by Preston's Mayor,
- Town Clerk and a C. P. R, official, ,and is rlhw on tour !through cities
-
{. . Y Stop $1, Kingston ,Read
i , f
SCAR: Pbou T • 811
« THURSDAV, ,FRI., SATURDaIY - JULY14, 86, 'E6• '
my faio'rite -S �.
.4 STARRING — BOB HOPE and H$DY LAMAR'R (,
Fort Asa
]w COLOR; -WITH — ROD CAMERON and J*M- WIGHT.
MONDAY, TUES„ WEDNESDAY -- JULY -38, 29, 84,
nin the White- Suit
WITH — ALEC GUINNESS and JOHN GREENWOOD
_ I • : - - b
eresa _
' -'VATH PIER ANGELI and JOHN E.RICSON `
THEATRE . POLICY
Box Off1a Opens Bvesderp P. lily ,
Saturdays and go
lWays dr,00 P. 118.
Matinee Saturdays and Hobdays 1.810 P- AL
FLOODLIGHT PARKING
MAKE PARKING A PLEASURE WITH OUR
ATTENDANTS AT ALL TIMES
or, If awarded, the contract the munity Hall next .Monday, July 2S.
tenderer shall furnish a Fifty So come on, bingo •playere, there -
Percent Guarantee Bond will be plenty of good prizes aad a
Instructions to Bidders, Ten- Jackpot of X60,00• maybe you will
der Forms, Drawings and Spec- be the, lucky one,
ifications may' be obtained froom M
Born, at St. ary's Hospital, to
Stanley R. Kent, Architect, Har- Mr. and Mrs. E. Rivers (We Marie
w= Ave , anA Ki_ new Ro-,__Ajax, . Conroy}. of T _
Conroy) r ,
on the leaving of a deposit cheg- July 11; a granddaughter for Mr. .
ue, payable to the Architect in and Mrs, J. McHolm.
the amount of Twenty-five Doll- l" Mrs. Wm. knox held a shower on
ars ($23.00)• Drawings may be Wednesday last,for'her niece, Joyce
seen. by the Sub -bidders at the Wilson,. bride to be: Many friends
Toronto ,Builders Exchange, " the and relatives attended Refreshments
Ajax Municipal Offices or the were served and everyone attending
office.of the Architect. They will spent a very enjoyable.ever4ng. bliss
be available at 4.00 p, nr., Fri. ,Wilson received many beautiful
day, July 18, 1952, - gifts, She will be married to Mr.
Tenders will not be considered Bryce Reid, on September 17,'at St,
unless made on the form supplied Stephen's Unf ed Church, Queen and
by the Architect and in. accord-.' Greenwood, Toronto.
ance with the .conditions set forth . Mr, ,and Mrs McIntosh of Chicago
in the Instructions to Bidders. and Mrs. Rob and daughter from
The lowest or any tender will Toronto, paid a surprise visit to
not necessarily be •acoepted, Mrs. Chambers last Thursday. In the
GEORGE LAWRENCE, evening, friends and neighbors gat-
iSecretaryfTreasurer,'.Ajax and hered At Mrs, Chambers' home and
Pickering Township General Hos- ,had a lonely party for rer friends
pital Board, Ajax► Ontario. from the South.
Mr, and Mrs.' J. McHohr, and son
FAIRPORT -- Bob attended a family re -union of
` • • • • the Conroy family, at Bowmr�anville
The dance last Saturday was well last week. Thirty members were
attended despite the hot weather, present • and three absentees; Jack.
but there is always room in the hall of Niagara Fails, Out., Marie, of
for more. You will enjoy A pleasant Toronto, and 0, l3, E, M. David, of
evening', of dancing, plus loads of. Halifax, . who were unable to attend
fun. "The Rambling • Five" are a the happy evear't,
good orchestra, besides being a Jolly Mr. and Mrs, C. Prowse F ud Mm
bunch of fellows. Watch for our Mabley returned from Ws..•• Qs Bch.
next a4 ion Sa`u x""V mites rte:• :,..a , Lwu. x
:.►are wi;l be a Wskgu w inn Coni i rule's holiamys there