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VOU 76 NO. 14 PICKERING, ONTARIO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1960 published Since November 1881 Pont Office Dept Otto-a r•, i
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,. .TOWNSH P TO -,HAVE -.-RECOUNT '. FOR __--DEPm
Recount Of Deputy-Reeve Ballots
�•�.�, ,. To Be Made About January 13
4 F . �a., w fi r , t was announced this week that
'?`" of l y r �i /.,.. �'F+T/�w�k h
s e will be n recount of the ballots 1
_ " `� , 7`' ' � � �`' f - for the office of---deputy-reeve,rest at �IC ING VI
law
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i3 n - the towns hi elections, Dec.'-3rd:
P Nine members of the local 'Red I
&vET Mrs. Jean McPherson who missed
" S out by 52 votes to Councillor Edgar Cross passed their First Aid Course
last Wednesday evening at the Redi
' k, James has filed applies
tion with the Cross Centre on Brock Road. t
•` ....> >�p #,g, .' 4 ► f Ontario Count judge for a recount-
Cross
, �. fi+E.i1E1:3 x� y j g This .year, agan, the Red Cross
Mr. James . was elected wfth 1199 is packing and sending Christmas:!
5 {� ;� $';` ES�G'�►+Cif votes: as compared to 1147 for Mrs.
�c • s�1K/tJ McPherson. Mr. Wm. Pofrgrieve also Boxes to Veterans in the Ontario►;
„ fyx Hospital; at Whitby.
:�"` +. a candidate for this office, polled 682. " Mr. and bars. Rowland Adams wilt i
Mrs. McPherson said she is not 'spend Christmas with• their daugh*;
y * £ifiCdTB r> ;-- concerned-over the close count but
$ f 1 t ter Mrs. Wm. G. Lawson and fam+.
'C wants to see things done right. She
# � said there are errors in the voters l�Mrs. War. G. Lawson's brother,,
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_ - _.. :Y;,.� ,• y3ir •. • list, among them many persons names actor Michael Craig, will be seep'
being left off, that should be on. She
" s h also said that there were irre n- • next S h is "The
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ties in the way ballots were handed It would appear that the warning,
r<r' 3 omaxked. that some were improperly -
�,. "make sure pony doors are loeke ,
and our tools etc, are secure" cats!
w X1«grfC'f' "�Q4°° Date for the recount has been set y
k r for about January 13. It may take be good advice these days - in th ±
`,,..lis30t.N f r. place at the court house at Whitby Part of the country. A large nttaib
of break-ins and thefts are betas r
or at the municipal offices in Brou h-
a'•'�Y/'�r'K�(r :? 4 ti f a' g ported locally.
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NOTICE
y Fir, •• _ __.". ....:., ..�. Lary will be closed O
y • • PI M111 Saturdaay, December 24th.
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from The Pickering News Cuts. ague The Pickering United Clwrclii
• , Junior Sun•lay School. hell their _
Street Residents ' Christman Party in tjse C. E. Centrd�
A, • on Tuesday night.
� •;/�Sj/111� ' y�' Bay R� ges To HaY _ If you-hear some residents on :ti1i11 The Lincoln Street Public School!
.01 �'��"�� street, going around saying"for cats i7eld-;t!re?r-'�hristttr$S-Coed '
First f sake" it probably is because they are Tue�dav, and their Christmas Part*
rst Residents I Chief R. T. Parker of the Pickering Township Police stated today that the fed up with stray cats. on Thursday this week.
De ent will be more than usually alert for driving offences during the As man as seventy-five childresir
dm Clerk Bruce Hogarth has received y y"
holiday period. with no leniency at all for driving while under the influence By February at one time have been counted slat►
o! alcohol. Every Christmas the Police are farted to arrest several drinking camplainta from residents about.. a iu on the village rink over thQ'
drivers in this area and it is a shame that these people must ruin their.holi- •.. bunch of an o cafe that are living in g
day and also lose a job that may depend on a driver's license. We, in the itr• $hankma i ke ing Rages, an- an old barn an Mf11 street and raid peat week. A great deal n treat'-; _
Police Service. accept.the fact that while everyone else is at home enjoying nounced to Pickering Township fng garbage cans in the area. should go to Councillor Ron. Vat
:the week-end, we must be at work, which is sometimes more than unpleasant. Council on Monday this week that The clerk was asked to find out if son, w':o has spent many, many
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AI] We want for Christmas are empty cells and an accident-free week-end. the first occupants of.the new dev- the Health Unit has any jurisdiction hours flooding the rink to get t{
You can do your part by not driving if you have been drinking. Let's All etbpnnent wi.1 move in, about Feb- over the stray cats. He did, and they _ready, and for taking charge of the-;
have a MERRY CHRISTMAS. rink until manager Al. Betts .take;
ruary 1st, haven't.
He paid that temporary water and
sewage will br av$ilable at this • oThe steel safe in the Municipal Of
�'Re'eYe Sherman Scott Upset Over time. He said that their engineers Township Prefers fun village CoattauniiT
are working with the W. O. R. C. Hall Building was broken into ont
Tuesday d small m of
on these services to meet the nec- d T esda talc ht. a
Now County Assessment e� ary requirements. en. The home of Kea
Bond o Siine, M
\!r. Hord;:.n,-sulicitor�for the Dev- Orley Park, was also broken
elo:,er paid that the contract for 'the $625,000 Check — into, thO day sad a consido Reeve Sherman Scott commenting' sc%wagc plant has been let, acid it erab'.e amount of Christmas Gifts
to council this week on the recent • i. expcctr•f that both the water and Messrs. Horgan and Shankman,: taken. Police are investigating both,
'.county assessment appeals, said it Dons Club Has swage will be completed by .next representing Consolidated Builders cases•
was a gloomy picture. September. He said that the agree- Corp. of Bay Ridges on Monday night
"They added insult to fnjnry, We • 1 v
.: are not very satisfied with the appeal � Cushion But No 'ICs I 'Went with the township calls for the presented the township with a.certi- ROTARY EN
TER?AIN8
results. The only apparent recourse work to be completed by January fled cheque in the amount of $625,- CRIPPLED CHILDREN (I"
we have now is on a point of law" The Southwest firemen handed over =`� 19(92, but they feel they will be 000 the cheque in lieu of a bond.
a~e said The township assessment has their hockey cushion worth $1,000 to'I ahead of schedule by several months.' Council did not accept the cheque. 'As is well- known in this veigh►t
been increased $2,272,851.86. the Rouge Hills Lions club for the They felt that their solicitor should boyhood, one of the leading proj�l
be consulted first. is and concerns of Rotary ri - the
"It 92ints up the fact that the. Lions to set up a rink in their park BOY DIES ! y
township should give consideration to or the c i ren o e is nc . if r. Horgan said that Pay Ridges bi
Crippled Child, and the local Clu
whether or not they can afford to 4tay However the Lions Club is:unable Joseph Davis, 5 year-old, Altona' wanied to show their good faith by has for many years been aiding the i
w Ontario County" Mr. Scott said. to get the cushion set up.beca they Road, who was -moo severely burned presenting the cheque, in view of the Crippled Child in Pickering Town-.
oii Noveml.cr 4th, died in hospital fact that they should have had a
M23 per Bent of the county's costs will have not had word from the Parks p bond before."council last Friday, Dec. ship;
be paid by this township and we have committee as to where• the cushion uii Tuesday. T Club is, at present "giv.t
16th. • he local Cl
Doctor's, at -the time of the acc• in attention" to eight or nine child-
-only 8 votes out of 38 The,situation and the lights are it be located in the f? g
.sets worse year by year and no,, park. This is the situation as,we have ident, said burn: covered cighFy Mr. Horgan read a letter explaining yen of the area who are handicapped': — - ---
gr.votin strength. been told it. percent of the boy'i body. that they had not been able to get . _ many from polio. 06 Nfonday ev-
er gt the bond from t'te bonding house and
Mr. Scott said that a future council Meanwhile children are doing with- fie was playing at'the rear of .his ening of thi; week, these youngsters
will have to give serious thought and out a rink and skating on dangerous I home, when a neighbor looked out felt they should riot wait longer. The were -entertained by the. Rotaraas,
gi g cheque is'to he held and not cashed
study as to which is best: to stay as spots like the Rouge river and froz- and saw his clothe, in flames. She o under the direction of Committee•
one township, divide into two or ap- en ponds. helped rip off the clothes and p%t unless the.-developer. de-aults bra the
Chairman \�ilf. Hunt at a turkey,
plg to become part of 1Ietro. He added out the .flames. A passing motorist installation of services.
The letter also reque§fed that once -dinner at the High School Caictcr-
that he has never been convinced rushed the boy to the A.ux Hospi- th i s la ia. Turks ohim pudding_ mince ie
Tw . Refuses To amore o n - 1 p p
e t wing on ter ice tal S'
that the. future of the township lies - t`'l' • .• lions were reduced to the $625,000; a' and all - -trimmings _sere served.,
BIRTHS new Check , u, pair! a roaring ci_it„
fat dividing it.The reeve said he feels the town- - month to cover the balance owing on and'.was able to find, in his larger I
ship has a real piroblem. Close Barbershops ,work to be completed. bag• a gift for each child, all of
"A re-assessment of the township JBorn, to Gordon and Patricia An- Reeve Sherman Scott said he felt :Whom wee: accompanied by a par-
Is being forced upon us and I think At �' P M nan on Tuesday, December 6, 1960, there were several advantages to hav- ent, Carols-were sung aqd 1%jr. lien
the net result is that taxes will go • • a daughter "Darlene", seven pounds, iicth Heron, $. A. minister at' St.
in a bond instead of a cheque, not-
up. I hope Mr. Bowen and 141r.'Fleury Township council this week refused 1 12 oz. ably that in case of a default; the Andrew's Presbyterian Church (a..
knew what they were doing, but I to pass a bylaw, regulating closing bonding company would be obligated good story-teller) offered the Grace,,
have 'grave doubts that they did. hours for township barber shops. T • • to see that the woi;k was completed. old told a v,onderful story __ ie
(Mr. Bowen and Mr..Fleury were the Mr, C. Butt, Pickering barber sub= o Zone Dixie Rd• that was'readily grasped and un,ter-
ones who filed 104 applications for mitted a petition sign by 4 town- p R O C L A M A T I O N ;food by a•child - a big story with•
_appeal before the local Court of Re- ship barbers requesting that all bar- & 401 For Industry Under the authority oJ a Resolution in a story. '
vision,. claiming that they land was her shops below con. 5, close at 7:00 of Council, I hereby proclaim.' -
assessed too low.) p.m. Pickering Township council passed MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1960
In answer to a question, Reeve "It is too premature for us to be a motion this week that land between i BOXING DAY Objects To Driving
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&ott said he did not know how the closing barbershops by bylaw" said Dixie Road and the eastern water- TOWNSHIP OF PICKERING I1
township could withdraw f r o m• the the reeve. "Personally I would like to course on the south side be zoned, in- and that it.be observed as a Public Schools Using
county and doubted if it_could. see one open in the.evening." dustrial and that the north part of Holida `J
this section abutting No. 2 Highway DATED, at Brougham,Ontario, P,
be key residential as proposed by the this 19th day of December, I= Morley Park
• • • Planning Board. t _•"j. SHERMAN SCOTT, Reeve. .a
This move resulted from a discus- The Township of Pickering
Pickering Village To Hare � Sion of Mr. Robertson of East Rouge SAVE THE QUEEN Councillor it Reeve told Picl.ethad
wishing to,build a plant of 6,000 feet Village council last week that he had
• • • • on this land beside highway 401.' NEW PARTY received complaints from :1Lorley Park
New Municipal Building - - 'Councillor Clifford Laycox brought residents that.a driving school is us
the matter before council. He said if fng streetti in the subdivision for test*
Finance 'ehairtnan Ross' 1<Iurison this parcel was. zoned residgntial he' organization meeting•of the , ing.would-be drivers. 1
Ajax-Pickering and District New Councillor Reeve is to check furtheV. - --
Pickering Village council last week, has. said that with_. the money built felt it would turn out to be another Party Club" was held last week in •and see if anything Can be done t0•
authorized the reeve and clerk to sign up in a reserve fund for this project, Applewood Acres. the U. A. W. Hall, Ajax. Repres- atop this,situation.
an agreement with W. -Caldwell and' plus what is realized from the sale Reeve Sherrnan Scott said he felt entativees from various district un- +'
! Associates of Oshawa, to design and of a•village lot and what 'grant can that land costs were not too import- ion locals, as well',as inter std in-
ipal building-be-�""'" `" dividtta s, were in ettendanea Stuart B. Dawsm
for the village: der`Winter Works, it is hoped that an area, but location• and freight . A "steering committee" was form-
The new building to measure 22 by this new building,will cost the tax- rates were more iinportant. ed, and plans made for a public 'The death took place at the,Aja*,
64 feet will be located beside the payers very little. Councillor Glifford Laycox suggest- meeting to explain pfans'and objet-- HoWtal; on Wednesday, Decembon e#1.
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present community hall. It w311 pro- The new building will have a very ed that a committee be set up to fol- tives of the New Party. 21, 1960 of Stuart B. Dawson, be
.vide office space for the clerk and modern front which will cover be h low up leads on industry. He said he This meeting will be fteM Moa- loved husband of Anne 8"W 1
police .department, council chambers buildings. The old village bell w ich knew of one wishing to put up a day, January 01111 r^xt at the U. A: York, and dear father of
as well as being the office for the• tolled the meal, school d c urch $7,000,000 warehouse that had looked W Hall, J1j:'.., Ce'tr Street (for+ Clarksons Alan, of R. R. U Pick.
treasurer, assessor, tax collector, times for so many ye ll ous- at Pickering as well as Whitby and mc•rly old Angiicn -htirch). All Bring. The funeral gook flaps o*
P.U.C. and Planning Board. ed above the entrin P. �I Oshawa. interested parties ere cr�„dialiv ins Wednesday from the MO:aclu>
It is expected the cost of this new No date Iats be set for sUa vited., Refre;b%: :nt.: :I1 _ road. Funeral Hume.
building will be about $20,000. construction. 1`
.rte and the following officers were el- ed the Beech-Shepherd wedding on which eh.Cbess dtirty os more trmoo-
. BALSAM MT. I�� rctCd: Yrrsiuent, Mrs. .Lloyul W'il- Friday night; in Leaside United ant children who arc-afflicted • wim
F'ireNnen s �IYwes y !'on; Vicr-Pr�',iuent, Mrs. Lorne Church. ibe watt heart-breaking of all hum-
1lie 'sitn'� Club mtt last '�lo.^.da J The Youuq• People's Union bent an handicaps - Mental Retardation. !
night in the church basement with )ours; Secretary, Hs. a Jamieson;
' • — a.r. lien 1•allis as guest speaker �-Asst Secretary, j`ira. Crcil;Disney; "Christmas Carolling' on Sunday Vle�•se sand a ��o�nstton, in care of
"— 'meeting and 1 reasurer, bits. Jack_. mp�ingnriu; slight and called on the Senior Cit- '''The Bank of ,Xontreal, Ajax".
Fo� Delegation This wai the anauaI me g I r pianist, Mrs. . Ja Hooker; Asst. izens aaa met after, at the home of ----
the'i:lloa'ing officers were elected-, mist Mrs. Geo. Pickett; Busin George Empringham.
Councillor Clifford Laycos told Presidtnt, bir. Reg. Hoskins; Vice- ess Comm. Mrs.• Ralph Jone3 and Quite a Iarge crowd attended the Set Bate � ICI
township council this week that he President, 41r. Donald Jamieson; Oita, W. Carson; Sick and Visiting Balsam school Concert Last Friday, '
h" a delegation of women after him, Secretary-Treasurer, air, Grant Comm., Mrs. F. Di.sney and Mrs. night. The teacher, Miss Jacksot` •
Yegq%ding the cheeks of voluntger Jones- Geo. Wilson.. Parsonage Cgtrim., swu the children are to be commgn
•`Bremen. The women, presumably The annual Woman's Association Mrs. Percy.;Jones -and Mrs. Lea. }led for'their fine performance.
wives of the firemen, wanted the meeting ;was heid--last WFednesday. ,. s�
Harbron;' ,auditors: Mss. e4s. The; $per 321 o�the;Ffck-
checks paid prior to christmas. at the: home of Mrs .B.•+Jemiesan, �Fis$ ' Ada Mra. Lewis Jones. tiWON'T YfIU HELP A•ZI'T'TL$? eririg V�ge council is set for Jaw- Y
.. C llot Rose Dpekin said he �� The prnsid4nt,.:afrs. Lloyd•.Wason; Mr, and Mrs. A. Wright, Hi h -
ders�the checks had gone out eras in charge of the Worship Per- �' $ _ jNnds are ucgieaUy.needed by*e nary 4, IN1.
Clerk L.T.Johnston said he thot3ght iod which coa#sted •of Christmas land.creek.'tisite Firs: Win. 116ok Chil�:rm's Aseoeiatioa Rev. M. Butters of Pickering Unit-
p�nug' the busit> s:• er gn Friday.' Du ng the•t.&hiii i atvitsg,ptase ed`Church will address the new dour- .
that something was being thm '„'tea:: J remember the now Edon School cil at this meeting.
e` e♦. Fleetham took the chair, Ur. and Mrs. Cecil ones attend-
week to get them out. A
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PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., THUR., FRI., SAT. DEC 21 - 22 - 23 - 24 k ' JUST EAST OF ROUGE BRIDGE -
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—r— — — Barrie last week-end. entertained the Dtmharton W.M.$.
First Wedding 'n Woodlands ` u�C� Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.. K. last Thursday afternoon.
Czonka of Park Cres. on the safe We are glad to report that Mrs.
arrival of a baby boy' 6 lbs. 4 oz. in R. Smith of W oodview Drive is home
Ajax Hosp, Sunday, Dec. 18th. from hospital and doing fine.
The Programme Planning Commit- We are glad to hear that Mrs. Bet-
ty Hollinger of Con. 2 is feeling bet-
tee met at the school Wednesday,Dec.
14th, to draw up plans for the coming ter after being in a car accident re-
,• Home and School meeting in January. cently.
birthda to Paul Gates of
Pl There will be a special.Watch Night Happy Y
Service to be held at the church Sat- Finch eve.;llec. 14th on his 6th birth-
"' s yy � y + urday evening, Dec. 31st, at 8:00 p.m- daY•
There will be a time for games and Little Stephen Watson of Woodview
y s< " �.:. � s •l: ' fun, a time for devotion and a time Drive is home from hospital and do-
There
nh { « to eat, this being a smorgasbord. ing very well after his recent illness.
q '9 �` We would dike to wish firs. Smith
_6 F. On Sunday, Christmas Day, Dec.
5 „ 5th, Sunday School. vviII be held as Sr. of Pinegruv'e eve., a speedy re-
",� ,ry �� r ""� usual,and at the morning and evening coves j after a recent fall.
service Pastor David Holmes will be A=Merry Christmas and Happy New
bringing a special Christmas message. Year T All from your correspondent,
There will also be ^pecial Christr,.as Lucille Westbrook.
d mute by the Junior Choir.• On T'aesday afternoon, older rest-
On. Sunday, ,
" December 18th Mr. dents and shut-ins were treated to
Hargreave of our school took 18 mem- carol singing by the school children e
bers of the Choir to supplement the choir. Mr. Hargraves their director
Junior Choir at Dovercourt Presby- headed the children who walked along
terian Church Toronto. They, took the streets, stopping here and there
part in the beautiful candlelight ser- to sing carols and brighten the day
cite of The Nine Lessons. for many who are unable to get out
Brown Owl, Mrs. D. Jones, was this season of the year. We thorouren
forced to cancel last week's Brownie ly enjoyed listening to the children
meeting due to illness in he)r family. and sincerely hope.that perhaps this
g Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. L. will become a yearly tradition.
safe arrival of a baby
Brady on the arr
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girl recently. BROCK ROM
At this very special time of the The Cuba and Scbuts'held a Par-
'year T would like to take this oppor-
tunity to.wish all of you a Very, Mer- ents' Night on December 20, which
ty and•Nappy Christmas and hope was well attended. The Cubs pres-
• .. your house will be filled with good ented.nursery rhymes in pantomime
- F " to;tal[e Place: in the Although lea-
this chwc#- is not beautdgL ed+fice, dedicateli to God's cheer and ltutghter as we celebrate and also exchanged gifts. The was
yst finishAk m begs of'the coa- sery o,. Wibat-it- may lack in 'size Christmas'19% dti's received gifts too. A, gift was
$t' J t of their is certainly made ufa by the con- presented by the Group Committee
anon c#a be vexy prott� add• deeds to Mr. and Mra. W. Cartet who are
Marilyn
t:n W004 11 -P+i*e and J `. '�i esa rciada, and gregaion vM16%-4Ct ' At
o61a Km- es and the:
� Mead We-�d together in th0b& tiAs church tiny be's:aall in are largos in spirit. UST
leaving the coFnmunity to live re
Holy 11fla C ty b!"Sam.tiiileapd& size, Wien-hntl Ad, ir'will be a very Photo by Barrie Pomeroy We are sorry, to hear that Mrs. L. Bird's Creel:.. Refreshments were
r - Richardson of Rougemount Drive has served•
been ill for the past few days. Her Brownies 'held their Christmas
• I - . Mrs. A. Pickard and family attend-' friends wish her a speedy recovery. Party on Monday afternoon, and the
{{,,�� FAWORT BEACH ed a Christmas reunion at her.par- Happy Wrthday to. Mr. Norm Ca- Brownies presented their parents
Neosho, -TO Apo fik of Pineridge Drive, on Dec. 28th. with a cor,age each. The Leaders
A special t:'Wotmas Bingo:Fri- en ta' home in Newmarket. Mr. and
s dad night, Decerbber 23rd at the Com- Firs. W. Boyd made a wonderful pre Happy anniversary to Mr. and .firs• also receir Pd gifts and refteshmeztts
Alf .O
CCVe PB�ili�tS • m, ity Haff,-8:00 p.m. Come on down christmas day for theilr children and P. Crocker of Oakview Drive on their were served.
: and Vin yourself a delicious turkey many g�andcri�dren which they all en- .21st wedding anniversary on, Dec. The Euchre and Crokinole Party
.In -a letter to township council,-;or chicken or•both. There will be t*Fo i Zoyqd very much. - 10th, held at the lied Cross Centre Sat-
M.9.H.,Dr:E. MacBean said he wants t.special-gas--and the-prizes--axe a Th . annual 9urday School Christ- A lovely christmas party was held urday nigh: war well attended The
At -the Rosebank Convalescent Home prizes were ,ro.. U Mrs. Middleton,
to be assured that no occupancy per- two wheel bicycle and ladies- wrist -mas Cd-wert at Dunfairn Btpvtst ;«� a ^~- ^~ �r:.t•• and Miss Mr. Wit-
iztits will be issued in Bay Ridges un- f watch;'as well as door prizes. . (Church saw a crpac:ty crowd gathered lasstThureday` evening, The evening M t. also and bliss Su r. Tya3
til the water. and sewage plants are I Many happy returns m. Margaret to heir trip ci :ldtors g and r.ci.
fn operation j Newman, 'ark Cres. who•celebrates I All the cn„drt. sang beautifully and mas carols after which Santa Claus and Mr. Wilson. Crokinole. Prized
Reeve Sherman Scott sugg�,ted 1 her 15th birthday, Saturday, Decem-(all re:ri^. .tiera.i their linz,. At the —rived and distributed presents. The acre won by bars. :1S-egos and
council pass a motion that a!1 occ�i-:ber 24th. close of t:,e concert the chifdiFn and ere^.:rb was climaxed by a lovely b[r.. F.1!ior.. Zirs. J: Brads,haw wort
be ^ 1....-- .+ •^•.•-•+^:-^ the.door prize. Refreshrtsents were
.. Panoy :+.- Tfr- '1 in'jlr• '!{,T.,w_ ' The ru;1.i un.•l�t, ("t: :Y+ hn}e1-11 .,'1, ,• luncheon. ..
Bean beiure being issued. !at t h,, Cagt:..,.,,;ty ,;all, Tours
day,I:5 c. ' .: ..a,l +hr , -�n�- Mr.and Mrs. C. Siot-ris of Old Rose- serrid.
"I question if. the bi.O.H. has the December-29th from 2 to-3 p.m. and addre.,ar� brioily by. Yz.ator.'iiavid bank Road, south, attended a dinner Mr. and ifs. Weavers had her
t at the Golden h�ile, restaurant, ten- brother and wife, S1 r. and Mrs.
'snthority for this but we want to co-1 not Tuesday, the `27th, that's Thtrs- Holmes, w„o )ore on the true.mean-.
operate” commented the Reeve. day the 29th. ing behind-Chr-utmae, and the birth of dared by his.firm Edward Milbner Co. Dorman Martin, of Newtonbmok
Christ which tends to fade into the We are•glad to hear that Mrs. Ell. visiting them on Saturday.
gt Schwalm of Kingston Road'is feeling Mrs. Lindo,, Mrs. Cartes. 14[-r.
Kids -dolt MWO
trick eund of cur minds at this time
It-
of year. Mr.R. Hylton was soloist and better after having a serious cold. So serhy, Ur•. Bradshaw; Mrs. it
• - carols were sung. At the clo3e'of'the ' Happy birthday to Mrs. Rivet of utt and Mrs.. Wil,;on were among
- -• _ service each child received a Christ- West Point Cres., Dec. 13th. _ those who *raduated ir- the ` First
l mas treat. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Aid Course held by the rotor Red=
1 1 . We have-heard that there are a few year to All from your correspondent, Crttss:
th? ice on the, Bag.- Apnar- ,Lucille Westbrook A surpris_ party .ia: heal at the
T h i - Srnti crbr for her .,;,•
holes- in .L
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entl -thes,e serve %:;'bre,_thing stoles __ _— home of ;ltn. _
7. ~ and a :r,rcc c nd c aL;-:'or the musk- tc r Ctrs. �1.. .Ca'rtcr, cc tl o i, !saw
SAME � ' IROUGE HILL
rats. So P. ot-t..eso openings•a in th« in this week to live at Bird's Creek.
1. ice are !.irly tar ^ r.o cu.t+.ion is urg.�? . It �tia's ryv:;. a'gathering: ]Srs• Car-
OLD WISH to watch out fA, t,cse io•ensure
siife Thy'. High Club of Rouge Hills tea rece;t•^d .an electric kettle. an.t
TO YOI� Unitetl .Church held their Christmas cc+rice:.Llvc'v :giti X •�•)cial time
• ! _., skating. - -
e ��,. Mr. ::nd �Ir . A..l'ickard and family,�ily i part} t t')n home of Mrs. :;. Farr, tritl refreslimer t� rocndcwi out-the
e y _ attended tn.. 1.< nr, t`,itr:,:mns I'arty +1 t T:;i. las: c�ttT+day erenin(t. : aftcrno�n.. f 4
T in Dunk.::rt n Sct ;c!, :a:u�S1:y, Fkc, 11: Ni 'Io;.•` or r`<":ge`Hats pas SFr=. C:+:Ems+' took Michael for an
°t a�i'}: 1'th, 1 Ia^�hrnn ,.�,«. ^! Mr. and Ia. x-ray in Toronto on Monday' and
b[r. an1 Mr., C. I)e'^^e,, Rr,.n1_1 ' A'. 'ci..t�a .i:c�t Tloiu.r;day afternoon• rare.ved•e:; ournging ne�►�'tt.at he
and Clxri N'1_1:1,1 his mother t:F;r; ;ti l,. .hoainger of Altona Rd. wi!I be able to do without his t,r:ce
= t t H ill he two rears in Tilly
by fu
since lhe first commenced wearing
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to
a Merry 1,
Christmas. I
's St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church -
t ” The two service, were well attrn-
�'� fi * ed on Sunday. The choir entered to
}` �' y :
the Processional' Hail to the Lord's ;
l3f�i le,the star•mlfkil tk!' eT - a Anointed" Scripture readings were
mm-fit G)t east.b"t before f��f j+ j ��� "�'� �
' tbcnt,titfitcattuanbSteoDetatr ,• , " ,. `c+ � from 1st. John, Chap. 4, and:Matt•
robcri tit posttQ tbilD teas•- '�d `_ + s Chap. I. The children .gang a 'hit
�/ „ �, pre,
their \'"bite
:{a `` ber .before p g
�btn tbep Salo the star.ttlep teleitta "F Gifts. A beautiful anthem was sung
tiritb exttcbtnq gnat top• �' �\' " by a foil choir. fir. Heron gave a .•
Rub shin tticp lntrt come into the s. tit tt + time message on "The Spirit of
" -; " Christman - Present". To celebrate
bouSe,Qtrp gain Iberoun$thtlbtoithParp - • '' the qualities of love and generosity,
bfS motbrr,anb fell boom,anb tuorsvpPeb " " �l `
fjitn:anb toflrntbcpijaboprnebtbcirtrtaS .�1,r : 1a j i ' in this Christmas? Jesus has beets
irctS,tbtp preSenuD unto biro gifts;4e�. J� t .. `x},i's'� the way; the•real symbol is the man-
anD tranhmtenSt,anb m rt. '+ "} �:' $ L� per and the cross. Haile we, through
In +-' the seats, taken out the basic 5ym-
A 1 4t
anb being tnarntb of EMb in a briars boi and built other synvbols. ��'e as
its +
that blip SboulD not return to l�crob,tiltp ? � a church. must see through the gifts
Cry,•, R + +\ ,}. -',
bepettebtntot Wr own rourtrpmotbtrtoag tr ,;K ;`� t" , b�^ to the crops. in tivis.N."ay, we find
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the
look at our-
to glorify-,Christ. u~
-sure the
selesandbe
Spirit of Christmas.
+ '�+ - Evening Service -
. \ ..�� .. � �••: ^� .,�, . � The Candlelight Scr)-ic.e was a joy.
to all.'T9ie service .vas conducted by
.•::.::
,,,. �,• ,,,, y,,.,. . f a< a �; , 1 + ° the minister Mr. Kenneth Heron,
A The topic was "Jesus Christ, the
^_ ) e 3 v,•,� :.«�;. � F..,ryv<.,,,,",��,• Light of the World". The tr}usic was
�'3.;,• ' *� ^`' '''" /r of the highest order, and the Senior
and. Junior choirs were both-in at-
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ten dance. Soloists were: Mr. Bev.
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Warwood, hirs. Vera Freeman, Mrs.
Y
_Helen. Brisbin and Mrs. Elizabeth
' ""° ; -". a ✓ I Boye . Mrs. berg and Dirs. Prisbin
- -�►
were heard in a duet. Mrs. Marion
0 f McClement, organist and: choir-lea-
der presided at the organ, We app-
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. A•t��_i�I _ � rectors the"efforts of the members
i of the choir.for,stich q,fine evening
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ance. Refreshments were enjoyed by where there was a Jewish baby, save a young girl who was beirg
-�+ X111, served by Mrs, Peggy Paddison. I when 'the soldires came to kill hint dragged away into slavery. Although
iY/TO��AL The W. A. catered to the itiwanls- •The Captain •of the soldiers ,was all his gifts wer1�'gdne,-Arteban and
ba�sgaK 'on' Monday 'evEning; Dec- bribed with the second,jewel, • the done his best. As he lay dying, he
���� � ember 12. A turkey dinner, with all ruby, to by-pass the house and save heard the voice'of Jesus say "As ye
the trimmings, enjoyed b
g , was en j Y Y the the child. Alter a pilgrimmage to have done It unto the (east of these
Kiwaaians and their families. Santa `Egypt and back to Jesusalem which you have done it unto me'l
1(f people are so .busy this week, spreading brotherly love was present. and visited the child- lasted thirty- three years, the aging Neact Sunday, Christmas Day, will
and celebrating Christmas as it should be celebrated, we ren• Magi arrived as Jesus was crucified. be celebrated by Holy Communion.
won't mind if they haven't time to stop and read this. The Executive of the Pickering The pearl had to be forfeited to There will not be S=&y &6001.
Horticultural Society met at the
But if they have time, we hope they will think seriously home of Mr. and Mrs. ;Ted Belt at
about this business of Peace on Earth. We see these words Rosebank, on December 13th, and
in print every year at this time and somehow wh n you think Plans were made for the annual
meeting.
of all the strife and struggle going on right low between Still hospitalized are: Christine ,/�
power hungry
individuals and nations, the words Peace on Cragg and bars. Sleightholm who - feetmC�3 Or l.. rtEstmds
Earth seem to have a very hollow ring to them. are undergoing treatment.
- Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Annie and ,
Yet,as long as some nations and the majority of individuals „family met the Arthur Annis fainily .. e
;erork
and pray for Peace on Earth, there is a good chance at Maltoti Arrport on Sunday thorn-
t at least of this old world will have the pleasure and enroucc to alexico city ti�hzrz 'Anal ;,pest 1�/�3r�63O!'
that pert they will :pend Christmas.
tot�utentment of enjoying such an existence. Rev. J. NV.. and Mrs. Wilkinson '
Let's not make a mockery of being kind and charitable, are going t„ spend Uuislrnaas with
their daughter Mrs. Claude Wa�s�n,
just over this week.en&Lt#•stf7 an8 thin it out, so that some and husband, in scarborb. dine new Year
of this goodness that is oozing.out of all of us this week, will Mrs. Marion McClern,ent was the
spread over until at least next spring. Maybe by then, the soloist on Tuesday_ at the Credit
Women's Club Meeting at the LoyalC-� ' +ems
' lice weather will help us all spread it over a few more months. York Hotel. Mrs. jean Newman was .J1.aK�tt� and �.11�a�dasd tleliTaa and Jaen!
If you have read this far, keep in mind that Peace on 'ar�h "' guest speaker.
-- -:should prevail throughout the whole year. If each one of us - U°�� nh --.- — -
�, Dr. W. McKay conducted the
tries in his or her own way to make it a better world to live service on Sunday morning. The
our role,lregl;u'dless of how small it is, will be an important white Gifts were placed under a
4IIe. tree by'the Sunday School Classes
and by members of the congrega- _ , �►. �,` .,
tion. The choir sang "O Lea,,,e your #
Sheep'!, with Mrs. Stroud at the
Roadma Mrs. W. G Willson is is the Ajax organ. Miss Lois Davidson'and Miss
Ye ,
Hospiptal, as a result of injury to nne Lennox conducted the jwiior
a her hip in a fall. ongregatioa. Dr. McKay told Hry.`
Mr. and Mrs. W# Iinoz moved Van Dyke's story of "The O*jter
Request Granted -during the week-end to their home ^
r Wise Men". The Magi who were
Pickering Township council on Mon- m the sub-division. scholars, had seen the sign of the
day night dealt with the recent re- Mr. and Mrs Rozena and family birth of Christ as they studied the
have moved to Oshawa where they
quests of the Road and Works Dept. stars. Arteban, the Magi, had sold
have purchased a home.
gjnion, all his possessions and had brought
One request was regarding standby Mr, and Mrs,- S d Pascoe and' three jeweis, a sapphire, ruby, and � {
Vay and the 3 ,week holidays for 10 family had tea on Sunday with Mr. a pearl to resent to the promised
year old employees. and Mrs Allis Willson. King. On his way to the appointed �, - � �err.. ,
It was with deep regrets we heard
,After considerable discussion, coon- place to meet the other three wise J.
odl passed three motions. 1—that em- of the sudden passing of-was well men, Arteban found a dying Heb-
Brown, of Toronto, who was weft -
giloyees of 10 yearn-standing get a rtw xi—en he stayed to minister to _
known in this coinmuaity, Navin
- in lieu of a week's holidays. � -the csv he was too late to meet his
!
-week's pay born here. He was the son of J .�
- for the year 1960. Five men are en- friends. Because he gave the sick E'n� �isney'S '8�A Station -
been
the late T. C. and Mrs. Brown, a,il1
titled to this' brother of Mrs. Howard Malconn elan all hie supplies, he was unable
- '2—that no further standby be paid to follow µtitil he sold the sapphire
_ has He leaves to mourn, his widow, and o purchase news lies. When he
land that any standby pay''the;, t p supplies.two daughters -' Margaret Drynan, -
lbccn aeds�:ed be z:funded finally arrived in Bethlehrrti Jc+us
8—that all motions pertinent to who is just recovering from the
pe had already been taken by hip par-
worKU,g cuuuu;viia ..,..: .«�..-„w...:,, terrible motor accident; and Mary, eats to E�,pt, to escape 1Irrod's
tivi_-s re t:':;; road d:;t•, prier to the i (lies. Jahn �b'e!ls); two suns Jack soldiers. Afteban was in a home SE pl, 1 C TANK CLEAN OUT'
..xigning of the .union agreement be and Thomas, all of Toronto. Funeral
sill be held on Tucsday with inter- COMPLETE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
meat at Willowdale Cemetery. The ”
• sym;;athy of their many friends here - NEW TANKS INSTALLSD
Township Makes is extended to the bereaved family.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. PAT D�;N N F '.TE• 9.IS41
James Gray, now of Ajax, on the
Appointments birth -of a little daughter, at Ajax
Hospital on December 19, 190. ► •'T
— The regular Christmas meeting f
To
Council pass-
Pickering the Brou ham Women's lasluute �
week, app- - g
oiRecvemernbemantoScario s boards. was held in the Township Hall on J)/•
t9v several, B taws this
g and I+1 December 13, at 2.00 p. rr 1t tool: Varrie Pomeroy
XVm. H. �l'c�tney will represent ttre the form of a Christmas Party with * "•
township or. the bictro Cunser�aI a special program •for the children,
lion Authority, The president 'welcomed- the visit- R.R. 3, PICKERING, ONT. — Old Rosebank Rd. N. — TE. 9-117
Covrcillor Edgar James will rep- ors and members, who came out on
resent the township on the Central such a cold day. After a brief per- /�tt
I-ake Ontario Authorit iod of business, the meeting. was . • PORTRAITS
ofo ra her
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Mr. Burnett Jamieson w•as re-a' turned oiler to Mrs. Holtby aria I • BANQUETS a
r Mrss Roberts, Couvtn..s fui ti.' `
pointed to Pickcrin District High (Jr • GROUPS, ETC.
School Board.- g Program. A number of carols were a
Another Bylaw was passed for the �utig after �shich Mrs. Fallis aiA
'!township to take over Yakes' -Cen:- Mrs, Blackman 'put on a Puppet.
_, etery, an abandoned one on Con, 9,
Show, %W-iich was enjoyed by young
and. ofd. airs. Fallis and 1drs.
Lot M. Blackman led in several games,. of- h e �QQSOttZ Sfeetttftgs
ter which lunch,was served by the
'S �ISI� -.hostesses: Mrs. Sherk, Mrs Hodg-
�I • • '.son, Mrs, Robins, Mrs. Cy. Sanq :.FASHION HAIRSTYLING
.birs. Mitchell and Mrs. Perry. Santit .''
i lS/ wp• 'Museum arrived with.present's for each child.
The Brougham 4-H Club Busy 4 Main Street Pickering
Delegates from Women's Institutes Beavers attended Achievement Day _ � " 2. �0
IInet at the Pickering Township !lose- at Brooklia on Saturday, December
j ium in ;Brougham last week, when 10, Mary Lyn Blackman was the -' ' r
:these members from groups all over Commentator • for the Brougham Commencing Frsdayr December .9
t•;the South Ontario District had their :Club. Her topic was "Five V4"aye .
•,Iiicture taken, to-be sent to the Do- y until Christmas, we are Offering you
7aion Convention next June. with One Viegetable'. 'Grace Jack- 1
They will fotTri part of the Canadi son received her County Honours d $ 5.00 eOldwave for X12.50'
an Panorama from Central Ontario, OUNBARTON and X12.50 eOldwaVes for $10.00
after which the pictures will be kept Pus $10.00 eoldwavet for $7.50
.in the home office for reference. Mrs, David Hendry and Mr. Har-
Mrs. T. J. Wheeler of Pickering, ry Bullick, of Birchcliff visited the JOHN L• LAY INSURANCE
.'public relations convenor,for Ontario Thompson's and the McCtements'of
"Open Every Evening For Your COAVenlenee
:. •.South, was in charge of the arrange- the Base Line, on Sunday. AJAX and MCKERi[t10
ments. Mrs. Don Smith of Fairport Road, Z9 STAnON PLAZA �� � �
- During the afternoon the ladies M. spent the past week-end with Aj", ONT,
toured the museum,,housed in the old her mother, in Orangeville.
_ school building and a number of them 1i'atrick Cooney has been hospilat-
found relics that had been donated or ized for the past weeks. We hope he
loaned by members of their own fam soon be fully recovered,
dies. This was understandable as six Mr, Harry Freeman received word
of the institutes represented were • i
from within the townshi of his mother's death in England, a -_ '� •, ;
p' last week. Sympathy is extended to' '+.:
Objects from the museum collection the family.
'were set out to'be named and three '
,,,' H >.
!members named them all correctly. Roger Carlton is spending the
While there the ladies also inspect- College, with his family Mr, and Christmas vacation from Carleton e r
I
ed the old log cabin located at the
Mrs. Mel, Carlton. _
?ear of the museum property. This Mrs. E. If underwent sir- �, d �` l• •i-
-cabin was built about 1820. gery in the Oshawa Hospital, and ; - J::':r t• \ ` -
is now improving greatly.
:BROUGHAM The Legion Auxiliary held its ' I
- Christmas Party on Monday night
Mrs. Gibson of the 4th. Con. had in the form of a turkey dinner.
: ;lunch with Mrs Perry on Thursday; Mr. A. J. Thompson was confin- 'P�dCe O„
Mrs. Gordoq Had accidentally ed to bed last week-end. We hope tt 4 •. ` F
.slipped on her kitchen floor one day you are feeling better,
east week, fracturing her leg which On December 13, the students of
Abe now has in a cast. Vaughan Willard School entertain-
Mr. and Mrs. H. Robertson, Tor- ed the parents of the Home and
-onto, called on friends here on Sun- School Association with a Christmas W E McEaehnie Funeral Home
' �y afternoon. Mrs. Lentrrton ret- Concert. Mr. Tickle directed the • •`
ning with them to spend the win- junior and Senior chairs who yang
tuning
Sir in Toronto beautifully to a very good attend-
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the sick list this week; also
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NAPPY IDAY SEASON W. J. EU1 T Visitors_at the Milton Pegg home ,APPLES AND POTATOES f
on Sunday were: Ron Lace, of Osh-. SPIES - $2.50 PER BUSH. i
Q ti Qshawa ,— 8A 3-404'1 awa, and Mr. and Mrs.'C. Pegg. of MscImosh and Other Vsrietiss I
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PROSPEROUS HEW Mh and Mrs. Lewis Jones had Please bra own container.
YEAR dinner on Tuesday with Milton and PICKERING ORCHARDS
MILLER HEATING Mrs. Pegg. No. 2 Highway. One mile west of
E. MORLEY •, Mr. and Mrs. lien Ken' Brooks Pickering Village •
24 HOUR SERVICE entertained several young couples WH2-1247 '
tmas Party on Saturday ev
a Chris P rt• daY - OPEN WEEK-ENDS '.
`Your Friendly. Re&Went .Agent" . ening.
Office WH. 2.6212 Residence WH. 2-3115 K ep air Service . Mr. Mike Bate is home from Unr FOR SALE - 1954 Chem. sedan, is
nL�[+[nEIEK+Enttt�Nin [ai iversity of Toronto, for Christmas. g� condition. Ori&W owner.
COLEMAN The Hign School Teen-agers are Ben-offer. TEmple 4-1410.
busy this week and next with Christ-. '
Furnaces, Space Heaters, Water mas examinations. REAL ESTATE '
COOPER BLOCK LTD. Heaters, Ranges, Wail A Floor Mr. and Mrs Joe'Pegg, Oshawa,
Furnaces visited on Tuesday evening with TO RENT - 4-roomed apartt
4Z0 CALEDONIA ROAD — TORONTO Trailer Heating i Accessories mother and dad Pegg. Apply: Chas. Huachin" 23•Church
WHitehail 2491 St., Pickering. WH2-1016. ,
gLflCKS i BRICKS LIVERPOOL �� 3 tf
.9 TUDOR ST., AJAX
'0 _ __ Gibbonsawho1celeb at drthe rd ninth th
umAJAX RARt1A N-Cl�NTRB• — wedding. anniversar"it- Decembe — Lp . ANT y—J—=
_ WASHERS M BE A SUCCESS
Mr. and hire. Toth Humphrey and Earn a g� income
�I�AL SALES AND 81ZRVICB Trent attended the John Inglis me close is Inonre.
REPAIRS ON Christmas Party in the "Canteen' •,NReprese nt Aron Cosmetics. F isuft,
STATION RD., FKXERING, ONT.—PheMMS W1�• Z'196�, EM' 3-2802 at their Sca�boro' Plant last Sunday. . pleasant S profitable��°�
Washers, Story, Reft igerators m Tor- F>ot
NOW 0
_ . s • • Mr. Bill Dey was out it No
- Parts Available For All onto to visit his brother Mr. R. Dry w.at � -
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Household Appliances
and family, last Sunday.
d Mrs John i att-
:. � L. Y - Mr, as -ond WANTED
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24-HOUR SERVICE ended the Appleton Air :Gonditioter
Phone - WH2-6410 Christmas Party held in the Cork
1 NZ uR A N C 1 Room last. week. Each lady received SLEIGH BELLS wanO& Phone
PLASTERINO CONTRACTOR a gift. WH2-1597. �
PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE OF EkG� t A11 TYpes Of Plastering lie Happy Birthday to Katharine
COMPANY LTD. Plain 'And Deeotative 1 Julie Sawyer, who was one year Has anyone a horse and sleigh fob
TILE - CERAMIC PLASTIC old on December 16, and to David hire Phone: WH2-1597.
Dec-
LEE '� AUTOMOBILE FIN ACCOUSTIC FLOOR who will be ten years aid on Dee RIDERS WANTED
MARTl1G ENRIGHT ember 24.
107 KiNGSTb1 ROAD EAST .. . bar. George Hickj, Long Branch, Leaving Pickering Village at 600 16
R R• 3, Pickering visited his aunt and uncle Mr. and to Leaving down-town Toronto at
ofaft: Station phua, Aj x Shopping Centre, Phone: WH 2-3301 Phone: TEmple 9.1997 Mrs. R Dey,,and family, last Sun- 500 p. m. Phone: WIi2-3143.
Phone For,Ima»diate +Coerage Day Or Pliti day. --
tity decorated for the Christmas.Sea- bin. and Mrs. Alex. Waters and LOST - Lrge Chesapeake RiRriei►er.
family visited Mr, and Mrs. Frank brown. Answers to 'Tenney". Lost
- °- 1 rte United Church Sunday School Howard, Richmond Hilll, last Sus- n Frenchman's Bay area.ZC50�4. WI'
_ Apprai8alg held their annual Christmas Party day.
+� on Tuesday evening, when a• 'good Mrs. Lil: Matthews is'feeling a•
re NEWELL �# number turned out., lot better.-we are happy to hear.
CAMPING CLEARANCE
�Y I A t:andir-light Service v<-iit be held ;I would like to take this oppor. Two and Three Burner Stoves
-(GtadyS Newell) �� in the United Church on Decombtr ! tunity to Wish ONE and ALL, A Water Coolers Ice Cheeq J
x�t aI l,a tsrunel` -- r i�xering v iitage 1, 2.3• M r. rumack and b1r.- Anonby VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS. Porebin Toilet Oar S.oves
have-spent a great deal of time with Your Correspondent. Tailer Accessories
WH. .2-5770-1 or Toronto EM. 2-362�i
•l children; getting them ready #or the
Whitby — Phone M0. &3625 service A
Service.
and Mrs. Carl Norton, who
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'.Ytedueed 25 Percent
_.„ti�V D MILLER HEATING
Cobourg ER. 2-7601 - .Tumor t. Ajax wxz 91
moved to Claremont this fall, have The. W. A. held their Christmas •
-Res,"Highways” U Mile Fast of Dvnbarton,No. 2 Highway _I taken up residence in Brougham -'- - '-
Mrs. Norton, a Public School tea- Meeting at the church on Wednes- CAR RADIO REPAIRS
Mrs here, will continue day of last wea. with President DUNBARTON RADIO t
b1rs. Wm, Pegg was hostess to Mrs.'James Cotivic presiding. Adon- AND TELEVISION
DON BLIZZARD ELECTRIC the Golden �,ge Club on Tuesday, ation is to be sent to the Hospital p WH2-6430 or TE9-1191
_ —_ -__ the 13th, at hoe home.'The meeting for Sick Children. The Roll Call
opened with Christmas Carols being was answered to "Joy Mrs. Bert i WELLS
Guthrie presorted a Christmas Pro- dug b7 machine. 30 inch tiles Set+
COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL WIRING
sung-accompanied by Rev. T. Fleet- rant "Christmas Festival', depict- 1
ham at the piano, Mrs. A.tonby sang g W. WARD - WHITBY, ONT.
• a beautiful 1AOrwegion Carol and lag the custom; of different tout!- phone: MO 5-2563
;FREE ES iMATE = b1 h, Fieetham sang a Canadian Car- tries. She was assisted by Mrs. C. tic tanks installed and cleaned.
of Leader, ?firs. G. McConnell aa� Clemente, Mr,. J. Cowie, Mrs. Bill
unable to be present owing to ill- ! Guthrie. Mrs. Bob Pardon. Mrs. W.
• • t H. Guthrie and Mrs. Fred Puckrin.
Phone P�ekering WN '2-2333 Hess. The next meeting will he held G h
e Debbie Hurlbert and Wendy Iz.,tt TV F
at the home of Mrs. Evvis �r1,•ard on also took part in the program which SERVICE
January 10, at 2.00 p. M.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Guides iadudd a Candle-light
Service. The iMCICLEOD�3 OF
East Gros -nerved refreshments.
and Brownies held their December p PICKERING
FIRST MORTGAGES ARRANGED: Sam- The r Baptism children riche pee-
meeting at the home of bins, following -
NOtR�OCA� ALSO SECOND MORTGAGES ariilo, on December 13th, with Mrs vice o, for Eapy a during the ser- ;�• A �BLO
v Juiit Mitchell presiding. The meet- vice on Sunda afternoon: Robert L• V
�wY fX Rr AVAILABLE FOR ADDITIONS Alan Cox, son,of Mr. and Mrs. Ron-
AND opened with the Lord's Prayer �i
IMPROVEMENTS. and the various reports given. Mrs. aki Cox; William Dwight, son of "Mac Corn Fix-it"
Hayward and her Committee had. Mr, and Mr. Bill Guthrie; Phyllis -
- / �� � IL WE ALSO PURCHASE OR LOAN Sunday At Fiekcring United Church
ON EXIST1N�i MORTGAGES. charge of the program Games were Elizabeth, Daughter of b1r, and Mrs.
y played and there was an exchange Irvin I?uckrin.
of gifts. ,During the evening letter, A number from here attended the During the past few weeks now.
IF YOU REQUIRE ANY MOB g evening service at Pickering United Pickering Village United Church, in
GAGE FINANCING i FOR FAST were written to the hospitals where g R
members are confind,
and each one Church on Sunday. The Audley what might be termed - an experi-
t. 0 COURTEOUS SERVICE: CALL — bfale Choir assisted with the music. meat, has been conducting two 3er-
t;igned. A buffet lunch was served,
�y a p� and a hearty vote of thanks exten The community welcomes Dr.. and vices in the morning, at 9.45 and
AUBRE, Go IRELAND ded to Mrs. McConnell. Mrs. Lindentam who have moved 11,07. 1teLOrts this week tcate
The Girl Guides 'held their Christ- into Mr. Harvey's home. Dr. Linde- that the "experiment" has bei well
AND COMPANY man teaches music at the Ajax High worthwhile. The auditorium has
mas Party on December 15. Games .
�.• were played and everyone' had a' School. been weP1-filled at each service, and
good time.. Ronald and Mrs. Cox and fam- the minister, Rev. Melville Buttars,
r 100 ADELAIDE ST. Wo it visited at the home of Ron's has expressed his satisfaction with
Mrs. Rhoda Alma k has been Y
i" TORONTO Z, ONTARIO sunday.`t'. Cox, at Newcastle, on the present program. We believe it
confined to bed, but is now better. •
On Sunday, December 18, ' Girl is the intent of the Board to carry
ire &5300 or Empire 6.5464 A Merry Christmas To All and on with same until spring, at least.
Guides and Brownies, their Leader „
EMp P May All The Blessings of this Last Sunda}, Christmas" was the
and Dist, Commissioner, attended theme, both at the morning services
Evenings the morning service of the Eaptist' Christmas Season be Yomn. - Your d
TEm+ple 9-1750—WA. E-6904 Church. Correspondent. and also at the Carol 'and Candle-
The.lst. and 2nd. Company Clare- - light Service at 7.30 in the evening,
moat Bro«nies held their Christ - Ladies' Jewel League also having a large attendance. At
FiTsi)JI H �t mas Party- on December 15th, e'v- points the evening service, the music was
her home, from• hospital, on Friday Te4m led by- and provided by the Senior
eryone having a good time pearls 17 C AL sT$ last. and Junior.choirs, and, by the Avd- j
Mrs'Irene Levkck was also able to '- 17 ley Male Choir, whose several num-
WHITEHALL 2- 1380 e R Rubies � hers were very well done. Misses•
return home from hospital last week. GREENWOOD
There have been a number of tub- Garneets Westne and Koch sang a pleasing l
------------------------------- key raffles in this area this week. A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO duet at this service. Mrs. Reg. Par
. 15
CLAREMONT The Woman s Mission Circle of ALL. I .1�1 Sapphires 14 ker and Mrs. James Koch were the
the Baptist Church will meet Tues- Church Services next Sunday - soloists with the Adui4 choir. �
Mr. Eddie Ortiz left by. plane on Emeralds. ... _ ._ - -• •
Wednesday night for Medicine Hat day, December 27, at 7.45 p. m. at Christmas Day wilt be at the usual Air. Euttacs, between musical Hum• '
to spend the holida�r with his eon the home of Mrs Ken., Ward. The hour'- Sunday School at 10.15 avid Onyx ----• 8 t+ers read New Testament Passaged.
and daughter. program will have as its theme,- Churcli Sen•:ce l I.15. • . • • all telling the Christmas Story.
Mr. and b1rs. Gordon Ratcliffe, of "Christmas". The annual Cheistntns Concert wily Bowling 200 Or Over i On Tuesday evening the Sunday
;•Stovffville, spent Sunda a the , of Mr. Bob Hockley's mother is in be on Wednesday the 21st, at 8.00 P. Bernice Graham 305; Jean Arm- School pupils (now numbering over
Y Kae Stork 237; the•. hundred) carried cut an old
"Ward home. the Uxbridge Hospital very ill, at .m. There will be skits, recitations, strong 232. 245;
and homes hockey team, off play the moment. dances and choruses and plays. Ev- Mary DeSnoo 22.; Helen Morris. fashioned, but enjoyable and en
Local High School students have' eryone welcome. 209; Emily Young 204. thusiastic Christmas Concert in the
for two weeks, were beaten 10-2 by • • • •
' �••Stouffville, on Friday night. been very busy this this past week, ._ Friends are glad to gee 'Mr. Glen • C. E. Centre. Three concerts have.
with their Christmas exams. 1i'hy Eastwood out again after being in High Single (flat) - Bernice Grab-' of course, meant much for the tea-
with birthday party was held Satur- ( ) chars who have the thanks of the
"day night at the home of held
and were these exams not carried 'on hospital for nearly two weeks. im 305; Hich Single (hated. - Ber-
before this date - as was done in a Rev. T. Fleetham, of Greenwood, nice Graham 330; High Triple (flat) rest of us. Next Sunday will`;t �
Mrs. Jim McGuire, in honor of Miss great many other Sec6nd'ary schools: and Mr. and Mrs. Parrott of Ash, - Jean Armstrong 642; High Triple served - "Christmas".
Linda Smith. Ed,) burn had Sunday dinner with Mr.' (hand.) Jean Armstrong 651
Her friends will be glad to learn Many local homes have been pret-- and Mrs. J •Middleton.
.that Mrs. George Blake returned to -
-
The second psige winners who an score for the boys was *od by Len WEST ROUGE SPORTS A McIntyre scored. the.tying ,goal for
FRENCHMAN�S BAY ;,,^d.phickem,vxere Win Jones, Al Hart 2WI%,aad-for Lire.high girl Fran- RECREATION ASSOCIATION Hershey, and.Barry Head .pit the is-
K•4^ Congratulations. to Mr.'- and firs• .Graf,*I_ry Gill, Harve Fertile, Sid cis Baker 175. The hidden score was -West Rouse Heekey-League sue beyond doubt by scoring two`fui-
`Wn Playford off the arrival of their Fenton, Edith Reainan, Breve Wise= won by Paul Armstrong. Atom Division ther goals.
�losen daughter, Patti Lynne. man and John Wentzel. Young Bobby McMullin, who has Play in the second ga~e between
1; A birthday party was held Friday Loss Fertile won the special turkey been in the Sick Childrens Hospital Hershey B I Rochester and Providence swung.from
Wternoon, Dec. 23rd, to celebrate the donated by the Bowling Alley for a since being hurt in an accident on Rochester 4 end to end, with Rochester opening
fourth birthday of Eva Brown. Ross, hidden score of 169. Rouge Hill Dr. early last summer is Providence I the scoring and managing to keep that
1..aurie, Bobbie and Kathie Macklem Congratulations to all the winners. improving and expects to be able to f a'ce Wee Division one goal ahead with the final score
were among the.guests. Frenchman's Bay spend Christmas with his parents on in their favour at 4 to 3. Scorers for
Reverent and Mss. J. Wilkinson Coach Don Hopkins has succeeded Sunnyalope. Our best wishes go to Bruins 1 the winners were Glen Jones with 8
Caere dinner ,guests at the home- of in getting the Frenchman's Bay Ban- Bobby in his long struggle to get Canadiens. 5 were
and Alan Mihtes with 1, and for
Maple Leaf; 1,the losers Da I Brandt 2 goals,and
]Mr.and firs.Ron P!ayfbrd last Thurs- tam hockey team into a league with better, Red Wings 1' '
Stoufliville, Uxbridge and Port Perry. Miss Linda Lennox, who is with the r ,Dennis Hood 1 goal.
A very pretty wedding was held last Their home games will be played on Ice Capades this season is spending�The first league games were a t.i-
P I T'ne first Pee Wee game between
Friday 3t Noiweddi ster U n i t e d I Tuesday s at the Brooklin Are
at three weeks holidays with her family I butt to the work done.by the grading the Bruins and the Maple Leafs was
hunch, Osltalisa, when Charlotte 8 P.M. Ridgewood Rd. committee, with all four games being the closest of tnp afternoon with the
11ressprich -and Tiny Korczynski were-j The first game *as played Dec. A speedy recovery to llr. Walt°r;haThe ofistt game in the Atom Divi-I Bruins opening t',c scarir.;; cn a nne
+gritted in marriage in a randlclight 20th at Stoufiville. Austin, Rouge Hill Dr. who has i. en g goal by Ricky Nstl.py, but 014 'Maple
_ Service. Fcllc::;ing a trip to the states 1 The_srhedule,is as follows:___ in Sunnybrooke Hospital at present sion between Hershey and Buffalo}Leaf forwards came back with Eruce
'{on their honeymoon, they will live in Dec. 27-Uxbridge "at Frenchman's undergoing treatment but expects to ended in a.3-t-0-17-victory for Hershey, Denle} .driving in a hare! s of `o tie
;Oshawa. Best wishes. are extended ill live to Bay 8 P.M. spend Christmas with his family at even though Buffalo opened the scoff-I the score. Neither team could beat the
ing with a goal by Terry Betts. Gary goalkeel>ar; woa;z, who both carne up
the happy couple. Dec. 3()-Frenchman's Bay it Ux- home, - "hie savin
with a mbit 1-
The Ontario County Child Health bridge 7 p.m.
Mini:, will be held at Fairport L nited Jan. 2--Frenchman's 'Bay at Port The score in thefinal game was no
•Church, on Thursday, Dec. 29th from Perry 7 p.m. ° indication of the la but was due
play,
10 a m;'o T a.m. Please note change Jan. 3-Port Perry at Frenchman's In The Dagmar Hills to the sharp shooting qualities of the
of day owing to the Christmas holi-I Bay 8 p.m.
YLOf T SKI CLUB Canadien's forwards,who hit the puck
Sys Jan. 10-Stouffviile at Frenchman's �'�( toward-the net at every opportunity
Happy birthday wishes are extended I Bay 8 P.M. dA and from every angle. Red Wings has
to Mrs. Eric Playford who will.cele- Jan• 17--Uxbridge at Frtenchtnaa
Grate her birthday on Christmas Day. Bay 8 P.M. 's . - _ - almost as much play, but not the
Niles East of Claremont Shooting ability. The final score was
z -- Mrs. Buck are spending .Jan. -Frenchman's Bay at Ux+
Mr. and . L b to 1, with Wolf Schlomba and Alan
z-_ L%.ristmas with relatives in Kingston. bridge 7 p.m. _ Z MilesNorthOf Balsam Hughes scoring 2 goals each,and Dan-
f;..-:' Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs.'Ron Jan. 23=Frenchman's Bay at Port �+ id Comber 1 goal for the Canadiens,
y;j:•.'�> Qlark who celebrated tlt�ii• first wed- Perry, 7 p.m. �3 Tows Sddck Bar Claremont 81 ZR3 and Roman Wyzynaki getting the lone
W Vbg anniversary on December 19th. Jan. 24-Port Per
at Frenchman's tally for the Red Wings.
�PPyh `wishes are extend- Bay 8 p.sn.
BEST WISHES : LEAGUE STANDING$
- lBier�,Beck6tead who will cele-
brate f P W 'L T,GF GA PCs
biitMW on December 28th:. . . ST ROiiG� for a Hershey 1 1 0 0 8 1 2
We are pleases blear tisat little HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON Rochester 1 1 0 0 4 8 2
Sistine Hestia-is no'w home_ from With Ckristmas in the air, parties
Providence 1 0 1 0 3 4 0
Lie Siek ms's Hospital and wish are being held everywhere. The school Buffalo 1 0' 1 0 1 3 b Pts
her a speedy recovery. children and their teachers had their and a �P W 0 T GF 1 2
31'70. Reg Caryienter is also. kome holiday parties on Wed. The First Canadians 1 1 0 Q b 1 2
from the hospital and although still West Rouge Scouts enjoyed a Christ- PRO�pEROUS NEW YEAR Bruins 1 9 0 1 1 2 1
bonfined to bed, apse is progressing mss party on'Mon., the Cubs Wed. Maple Leafs 1 0 Q 1 1 1` 1
gatiafsctorily. evening the Brownies held their get- Red Wings 1 0 1 0 1 5 O
Congratulations are extended to together on Tue. and The-Guides had
' 14r. and 31Ts. Tom Kelly on their first a party Thur. Dec. 15, all enjoyed re-
GUIDES IN ACT OH
Wedding anniversary, December 26th: freshments and e x c h a n g e d gifts
Beat wishes are extended to every- among their groups. - Ttre 2nd. Pickering Girl G•uie-3 .
pne for a.very Merry Christmas. Congratulations to 14iiss Aileen _=- were the Kuests of the. lot. P'ickcr-
Frenchman's Bay Bowling League Downing, Flagstone Terrace; Grade - _-T- - �f
_ �� _- _ lag Girl Guides in a.combined Gold-
:-'eam standings.- 3 teacher in our school who was mar- en Jubilee and Christmas Party.
No. 5 Roughriders 64 points ried Sat Dec. 17, in Woodbine United �r a The first part of the evening cele-
Ift 7 Slowpokes fi0 points Church to Mr, Bill Bartlett, of Wil- • (Z`L brated the jubilee with a big birth-
_ •.
jNo. 3 All Outs 58 points Iowdale. Our best
wishes to the'young _ t{ _ • day cake then lunch was served.
No. 8 Bums . ' S5 points!couple in their new bonne in Willow-
i ^� -- � '1 , � The latter' part of the evening Sele-
No, 4 Punks' 48 points dale. brated Chrr�tmas. The Gsidt, gave
No. 2 ur.+�Jd". 48 points Many happy returns.to Thorna Bai- er I ,
y ` ._ presents for the Whitby Hospital
'o. 1 No :•lames 45 Points t ley, Sunny?lnrp, on her fifth birthday ? �,;, i —.,�- � and then the Christmas Story was
.1io. 6 Pickups 41 points!gun. Dec. lA, but eras confined to her s-:•«- 'i= Q� presented. The evening closed with
Oven - -v-?7!n Jones 212, Clare'home with her four yea.- old sister ;f --, � ��`a' Campfire and Taps, and wishes for
�3kitch 238; 261, Jack Buck 211, John Peggy bath with the mums.A speedy . — ,... i ti,I ` a Happy Holiday. - Corr.
;Wentzel 200, 229, Elmer Reaman 209, recovery to both the young ladies.
iarvey Fertile 211, 209, Helen Fen- Mr. and Mrs. Joliffe,'Ridgewood �w' { -• -
ton 21^r, Dave $rundle 242, Bill Hen-' Rd. were in Chicago from Wed. Dec, r;'�-� y
Cud Of Thy
Iderson 255, 215, Sid Fenton 2-J,Doro- i t to Sat. Dec. 17, attending the Mid We wish to thank our friends and
''lthy Buck 210, Clarence ibbons 246, West Bandmasters Convention. They - neighbors for their ns ofe y floral-
Ivey Skitch 215, 303. travelled by plane and report a most tr:bam and expresa9ons of sympathy
High Single Flat-Fran Wentzell enjoyable trip and a wonderful time ar
extended to us during our recent
1$03, Ivey Skitch 303, Al Hooper 340. while in Chicago. Rouge Hills Restaurant bereavement, in the loin of a son
High Single 41dep.-Fran Wentzell Our beat wishes go to'Mr. and Mrs. and brother.
833, Tvey; Skitch 318, Al Hooper 35G,f'Stevil, Kaski and family who moved West Rouge Shopping Plaza . - Arthur William Smith and
,$F(l Carpe,<iter S18. tram $unnyslope.tai take up'residence Family+. _
High. Triple Flat-Ivey Skitch 51=.�in �ti illowdale. We will miss Steve and
Vrc. '11cirrIn 986, ' i iris.sunny smile end helping hand in g� , t[+at
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` lii�hhTr;61e' Hdcp.-r rr:n'Wentzell the district. .y�yfid, 'hy Duck 759, :hike C c+gun+ Mr. and :sirs. Jim French, Rouge 1 93, . !'ark�r 73'3. Hill•Dr. held open House in their t �,
Lack; inner.:.' of turkeys •sere;�-home-on 1�nt. D..c. 1. when they en- ti
,C?ara S:acti, Bill ficnderson, I'•oy-itnrta;ned the local 'Kiwanians s}nd i
1j'vitch, Jtare Gurr, fielon Fenton,hor-i thirir wives. '
othy.baci:, Bernier V4 arri n and-Jc.»ie I In t h,e l+i:�wnian Junior Bowling
League, last Sat. Dec. TO the high F
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A joint meeting of the Ladies' Aid
and the A-omen s Missionary Society �nQ 1 Best. is
a C}U*IFLANTET-D was held in the S. S Room, Thurs-
.,• '' day-
afternoon, Deormber.15. Mrs. C�l
1t&Aio.TV Servke a Flabby Boyes conducted the opening' pIlZe new er'
ex -ises 4nd thg meeting was turn-
A 7' a 1T" Q fi ERAt. DIItEC7flR over to bfrs.'E. C Ilolmage, who •BOYE S OR
presented an - interesting program,.
tub . gssisted-by Miss Chrissie Munro,i .+ ,.
FO DFR ,]fires Harry Boyes, Mrs, Hugh Mill- � ite
l'. er aa -h��r_s.'Ross Hudson. - -
Mrs."Flelen Fi0in,sang "Beeut4
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t lunch was served by members of
be a the W. 3i S. h
of_ 01uni irten r 'iilleEACMNIi°. Prep. The January meeting of the Ladies _ ►� -
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