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VOL, 72 NO. 26 PICKERMG, GN AIUO - 1('I�QIAY, 1 �0 i C�It Pae N��
AP2LTTY M LKMAID 'We, Don't Mon't- Them'�.
�a Beach Residents Of
- A spokesman for the ratepayers, as- I `
socistion of Squires Beach, Mr. J ck - PICKERiNG VILLAGE -
Smith, made it quite ;Xi to . t -
ship council on 'Monde* night that tlfe t Mr.%and Mrs. James Palmer and
residents of the beach did not want dao*.hter Kathy, accompanied by M:
MY more of the gravel !iron that has and Mrs. Cbes. Palmer, of Whitby,
- _ been operating near them. have beat spending their vacation at '
In reference to highland Creek a cottage on Paullosh Lake, Ban.
Sand and Gravel he said, "we are not croft. -
= -- - interested in any comprimise with ----------------------------Y
them we just plain 3-on' waat them " E--
He told the meeting he felt they were PICKERING E
will be closed for Staff Holiday,
a detriment to the district and that September 3 to ! tneltaiive.
because of their presence so nearby, $ R fey
the value of properties had lowered.
He quoted several of the beach resi- -
` dents as saying that the company
with their gravel excavating_ from Twp. Road Engineer,
'
the lake had caused erosion. He also //�•
added that gravel trucks had ruined
the road, covered everything with •
t. He turdcounci at a said Igns
y ` company had not lived up to what Brian Ruddy, Picker:a Townshi
a thty raid they would do and that they laser handed i his resignation p - - -
were in general a nuisance to the mann ion to
s Council at Monday sight's meeting,
s.
Some time ago the company ceased Mr. Ruddy will be startinz .1h r
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their -operation -at the mouth of the Towimship of North York on the
- Duffle's Creek, when their license was 12t of „October as Deputy Supt. at
- - cancelled temporarily by the Depart- the Works Dept. He said that he was
meat of Mines and Resources. They sorry to leave the township but he
took 60,000 yards of gravel from the would be willing to help in any way
lake last year, he could with projects that are un.
The company is located on the Huff der way at..present, He suggested to .
Property. in Ajax, but they are on the Council that if they have any ex- - r
west side of
= �. tawnehip roads to get their stock out. the near future, it- would be advise-
' Mr. Jacks of Highland Creek Sand able to forma Works Dept. and
- and Gravel Y, told the meeting they were have the 'Toads" operate under that
quite' willing to co-operate. He said osilce, He felt that in n
g Pe the not-to-
they had Dr, Langford, well known distant future. two eng-veers would
authority on lakefront erosion make.a be required for the work here'-The .- -
_ survey of the area and` his report Corston will advertise immediately - •
stated that their gravel works was for a new engineer,
notcausing erosion and shat there
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, was less erosion here than on the
t south -side of the lake. Mr. Jack felt that erosion was . not told Brougham Girl luted
f council he a
One of S0 Ontario Milkmaids entered snakes trtendt wish a Jersey during t question at _all, .but that their
- - In the C14M Dairy Queen CompetTtiin s ca retr r: ;o _ � f
- JEliaabetk Innes, R. 8., 4. Woodstock contestauft st the Ont. Agricultural � because a+i resentment in their: being t ftI ! h y C erenny
College. - there. He pointed out that Ajax only : _
recently had made application to the- - 'GiNman-Hoy.
j - - - - �■ Department of Works to have the A very pretty weddir-g took puce
_ l mouth of Duflins Creek dredged for a on Aug ist 18th in Whitby, Ontario,
I • • . q harbour. He said that at., peak pro- when Ruth Afarlan, dautghter of Mr,
Antique Sewing Maefiine Is Pure�iased Two Inquests Held duction.-
periods, they employ about and .Mia John Z. Gil>ffnan, Brough. _ t
10. men Fere and with the exception am, Ont., became the bride of W11-
�f • of one, they are all local people. lam Hay, .son of Mr, and Mrs. Earl ^
.At Recent Pickering farm �Ivction Sale Here`ThiS �fVednesday H•g:zisad Creek Sand and- Gravel Hay, of Ca=.pbeli'crd, Orn. Rev.
e officiated.
P Txo inq.:ests were 1.ecl n i- 1pus.o Jean McPherson that Three bride, given in marriage by
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'i •I1IO1B8 THAN 100 1'EABS OLD swa Stage: icor infFitmteanent of at- 1 'at road in their hauling.
en.s aria won At tie yan^e tui,r, wing'on Wednes:ay: Co oder Dr. W. her ifatheS, e a gow•n,`of ballerina-
A sewing macn.ne so.d at.a resent A TU.. i:-isua coniu�tei *and actea ounc l should first try and, get some white lace over satin with matching
auction soma at use Fe. c r sr n w.is.,iu: a jcuinc; m-n' caui,.c ...:.,.�. �.(;;; a:meat wah the gravel firm to- ascade of
y d:c:i A2:::.m as was g -c I for t.e C own At.o aey, is both ,vurds.tae cosi of n hat and carried a c deep
+C'>bur•ch St N-0-th s'mors t:,an 100 pruu. ..i
ru,ent :a-acnuie •win tr,e bacautg cf ,,:saes• - cosies gnu u Kee therea anent type pink roses and white rsitiarss,
years cid and• may be tk a f:7st sex•- � p P .
-In the r o: n ng. the }ary. rettx•ned The maid of honor• 'Mss Joyce
: Ing machine ever b: ougtt "htJ I- i:k- !Rath stile! 1ti heeler, a 'wealt'hy buck Coatlnued Oa Page 5
e manufactuiar. Dur. tae stere a �erdiot that Stanley Sala i, 14. ad --_ Reynolds,. of Claremont, wore a dress
erttrg Towas3).p. The ma.h_ne was -------
mat de by the lona-dei n t firm of period Wid-am O, Grolier, of Bus- b. C,, ca re to his death mom heaC df, peacock blue crystallette with
ton, in assuciatioa with WnL E. B&K' trl. les s.stained whet tis . bicycle I white accessories and carried, a case-
'Wheeler and W:lion, Bridgep,-rt. ran too .he side of a car dr.ven by Footpaths For Altona gay type bouquet of yellow cavae- :
er, n.arketed still another mdcbme--
Coln . and was tonght by John ` the Glover and Baker, Ernest Baker, cf Claremont, ' on • • I tions. The best man was Mr. Bruce w
Percy for has pretty young wife K It Aaug st 7th. Two friends ri?irig with McKnight, Of Port F'bpe.
wet known throughout the township There were lengthy and expensive Fairport Roads Will
cosh fights. riowe hailed more moa- Sasaki on the Brock Road. told the At the re^ept ^n heli in the Ta:
$or her dress-iraking ability,! • I r h trot
her
into court for patent in- n>> e't ih� toy was i�in in the Hall, Brotieha^i, the ori e's rro.her
Jaci Hsrstbleton, present owner cf • received in a gown of Dior blue
iringements and 'soon was coliectirig • centre of the rcai and would not Be Costly: Engineer
We machine, said he had communic• heed the warnings from , them to Footpaths for Fa' with beige" axessories and wore a -
ated -Ah Bridgeport, New York. St royalty .on every machine sold, ride in single file. Fairport and A lona corsage of Garnet roses, The grooms '
But he wanted a machine bear•ng Rads will tie, expensive Brian Rud- mother assisted, weaz'ng a gown of '
John's. Que., Toronto and other In the afternoon, the jWy r"UM- dy, Township Engineer told Counal
his own name, When he attempted'
points before establishing the auth- ed ,the verdict that Jahn Gordon this week, : de•en Z-e.n with .whits a-c�ssories s
enticity off the arachine. He now to manufacture and sell one, how- Jeffreys.20, of Ajax, came to his and c^ sa_? of white carnations and
possesses a photo-statim copy of the ever, he ran into Singer, Wilson and >a and for a 6,W foot path on '
patents lx bad irtfrin- death due to his own reckless driv- Fairport Road, with clearing, etc., lily-of-the-valley. ,
original dire;tio:s that casae with the drover,whose ing. We tbound" on No. 2 Highway, would �, crushed limestone ;8900; For the wedding trip to Quebec, a
machine when it was bought in 1852 g� east of the Village on August 6th, Asphalt ;13,500 and Ooncerete $20, '
� 186a, �- Finall}� came the loimation of the and Vermont, the 'bride chose a white •
The machines were shipped to Sewing Machine Corporation, one Jeffreys and a passenger failed to 000 dress, navy duster with white ace-
grstomers :n knocked-down state of America's first patent pools. pass a car and rolled over. The pass- Estimates ifor 3100 feet on Altona essories and corsage of pink roses, �
but the instru;tion man al has c: m- Howe, Singer, Wheeler. and. Wilson enver escaped with minor injuries, Road, would be: Crushed limestone On their return they will reside
lete information on 'u_ t how the Grover .and Baker Company all can. and Jeffreys died in .St. Michael's E4;OOp; Asphalt $6500, and. Concrete 'n Dunbarton.
p 1 Hospital from serious, read in;Kvies: $9500-------------=-----------------
table, treadle etc, should be set a tributed patents to the pe which ----------------------------„---
p, --- _ , - Bird Bryant '
bow the 'thread shculd_be spooled, continued until' .1871, Subsequently, Orgies of these 'estiirrates will be
the stitch regulated et-_ Singer's Comgany took over the en- • forwarded to `tire Hance ■ nes Gw he
Elias Howe. Jr„ a young machin- Yire business and, of course, ,grew Start Construet�on Associations of both schools do_ Are;ep;i
jet from Spencer, Nass,. is generally into the colossus of today: perusal. --_- _ bride's Fa eats followed the marriage
credited with having beet the inven- "It's unfortunate Pickering Town- • `-'"-_--"- _ I of June Christina Bryant,. daughter
for of, :he scoria machine and hr ship hasn't a museum of it's own Local Boy.-ls Killed of air. and lira. Mel. BryantMr., and
later received u* 'arcis of $_^,00'1 om where such interesting and authen- ! Of Gas Mains Here • Roiiext Bern 'B Bird, son of Co and '
in royalt:es conger his rztent, I. lT. tic pieces could be displayed fb the 11irs. Rodger Bird, o`' British Coluai-
Singer, in !8"0, imp n •ad a then- children and adults of today," said Oshawa, Aug 27�Construetion of - bra
existent machine and '.s,3 the idea chi Hn and
"Innumerable i al � a $1,000,000 twelve-inch steel 'trans- in Motorcycle Crash The double ring ceremony was
mission line to carry natural gas to performed ,br Rev. Elelville $uttars�
F pieces are leavine this The bommunity was shocked on, T
• of a treadle sirdar to that of a spin.* laceable a the Oshawa-Bowmanville areas was in the Lnited Church, Pickering. -
ming, wheel.' Tioecer, he didn't pat- township at almost every auction started at Oshawa today. Sunday to learn of the. death o!
Michael' McGi ee. The bride wore a ballerina lenatl?
ent his idea, The Wheeler-Wilsnn sale and the 't:me will come-and Ciiazles World, Manager, Consum �. 18-year-old son dress of Caritilly lace and white, tulle,
coailiination had a treadle and also 'nal too soon-;when of the of Mr, and Mts. M. McGreevy of the
y era' Gas Company, Oshawa said the embroidery applique on a very cull
.Esme- other :deis and ,produced their township' will have' to go .elset;•hei`e U-mile line from. Toronto would 4th concession, He was killed early skirt, with flitted bodice and Mond
machine. How mazy t� sold isn't to see the tools; implements and the Sunday morning, when his motom-
known but the machine fotmd here furniture used by the pioneer res- also serve, Ajax, Pickering and other si••ves, simple V-neck front and,
i centres along the mite, cycle-'vas In collision with a stock ,•back:. her finger tip veil of tulle was
As numbered in the A01,000's, Howe idents." It is hoped that natural car that was being' towed by a local
gas ser- gathered to a pearl studded head-
man2 Hi. hTbetween Lhe accident occurred on as,
No: and she carried gardeni
vice will be available in Oshawa by dres$;'
early dctober, he continued. Highway iverpool and mums atrt7 tiny rosebuds. -
Attention. Clover Lane School Pupils Frenchmaws Bay Boat• At Q• N, E• The pipeline will be eonstrwcted DMbarton, M( Greevy'was hurled 68 • The maid of-honor was Mrc. Js,:=: - - , • ,
At 8.30 a m, ism-Taves corner at - - i _ ---- feet by the sister--pt-the --_ bride. we
Week -. _ �-tw6a- sectiow by-two - pipeline _ � � y res were held Wed- Spencer b -
Harwood Ave, and No. 2 Highway, -- - crews. One will start in Oshawa, at ing a balleema length dress in pow-
goes north to 3rd' -Concession, along Several: of the boat's (members) nesday morning born $t, Francis de
Athol Street, the other at Church 9t der blue - ,Chantilly lake' and tulle'
the 3rd and down the Townline: ar- . of 'the Te^en{Iy:organized Power Pickeriaig Both liner tivill iruild west- Sees Church' w1th Interment'in. the with a full sidrt, tarrying Spink MUMF
rt in same of R C. Cemetery. and rosebuds.
rivet at Almond's School at 8.60 ,a. Squadron will twice• pa ward. .Ile is survived b
M 'Bus leaves Almonds' for • No, a Route from tate Toronto area will y his p`rente avid the b� iman Wes Kenneth J.
ZrA School 'it 8,56, arrivin the -t at the
events at the Water a brother ;James. He 'was a teor'mer
g •t 3.SS, front at the C. N. E. this .afternoon •�, D.� the east end er! �� Nickersr}n, of Baav®anvilie, Alter
,9us leaves No. 4 Fast at 8:55 a m„ (1Mefay) and geld include soave Of g High School ahtdent arses {heir honeymoon in the United -
arriving at' Clover Lane at 9.10 a, M • their craft in a fti1VR"• p !� g has been w4l1o)a'd •t this Dunlop States, they will live in
W.—
ftftw Co. at Whitby. -- - -
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WIN
Part ndress
ocke Dockers Gird
_ Yacht_ o r I on. .Batt aby Tom A. Carlen - - begging the stockholders'
has r - -
veneaS. or
'MY
NEA Stas Correspondent gi-
r ~ '> been to help the. company," she -
London - (NEA) - Million- said. "If I have' tripped 'up in
we Sir Bernad Docker has lost any way and let anybody down. '
his job and the stockholders rm sorry, I did not mean it."
'l J
won't give him another chance. The apology worked no better
.
. .: - _ .• Nevertheless, most Britons are than Lady Docker's campaign
- " aecre' Proud of the dazzling of 10,500 autographed Photo -
secretly
' Bernard and his honey- grapbe-seu-.ia a black net
haired wife, Lady Norah. gown, which she Sent to' B.S.A.
- They are the living He to Sir stockholders with the plea: - _ -�
Anthony Eden's dire warnings "Please put my husband back "-
that Britain is headed for the as cbe�an"
poorbouse, for who else but the For what incensed the stock-
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_.. Dockers, having been sacked,' holders was .the revelation of
would promptly. fly to NapiesO the many dodges by which the
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Had board their private 880 -ton Dockers - and other business.7.
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yacht for a six-week vacation? executives - seek to, evade Bri- *,•
Up to now, every time Prime tain's tough tax laws. . •"• -
Minister Eden called for an- Take the $24,000 worth
: other hitch in` the belt to halt 'x "' yrs • • ' . • -
, N Mu(
. t
glad rags, including a sapphire •
inflation the Dockers threw an- H` ��ti' t • .
mink stole, which Lady Docker
other pink champagne party. s a s x;rr .:'q� �' r • • _ _
wore at the recent opening of ,; �/ , , p � ,� � • ' . ;. .
.'a'ey r ,w vS/./ / r'.'Y t�' j ay N"//y Y� '" • •
Every time the Chancellor of the .Exchequer announced a the Daimler showroom in Pazis, ,h. i .ii ' •:'<. • ' • i - - for example. The bill for these . • .
new credit squeeze. Lady Dock- 801
was presented to the B.S.A.
er drove by in a new Daimler " Mr;•�+"u" '""t ". -
car, designed to match her -group as expenses."
IR LADY DOCKER: The stockholders wouldn't - - -
latest hat. And the gold-plated Daimler S BERNARD AND D h_ // [^ �h
When Lady Docker complain- with which Lady Docker used _Pick up- marbles, but Norah has just bog un to fight. 17Lr 3.fst ioi�v ` -• -
e balls of London-
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hot to sit on," a million women ers - •this was an "e a Seng into one, would be 2wo pretty .ways she can weal
sighed and envied her ladyship item, tido. The same goes for the ductible from company profits, to -Americans. t1gig tyle:.f A cool, cute sun -
her "hot seat" zebra -skin upholstered Daimler and hence nontaxable, as they Headline writers thrive on dress - a party. dress
But Sir Bernard's ouster as end the silver -starred Daimler, were all used to boost the sales her, gossip columnists' find her -addition of the separate little .r
boss of the 75 million dollar both designed by Lady Docket. of Daimler motorcars. manna in a parched desert. collar' So -versatile -.sew-very
Birmingham Small Arms groupI Most guests drove their cars Said Lady Docker: "You Even British Communists : easy for you' -
--of - companies, 'which -makes to Grace Kelly's wedding in can't sell Daimlers by riding have cause to tie grateful to' Pattern Bel: Children s Sizes
wm
• Daimler niOxOr cars among other Monte Carlo.but not the Dock- around on a motor -scooter." i Norah Docker. Everytime she 2. 4, 6; 8 included. Pattern, em
things; - has somewhat changed boasts she spends $80,000 a year broidery 'transfer, directions.
cess The chartered two planes £some Britons are of -the o tn- I -- -
Y p on -clothes the sign u new re- Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
the picture. at a cost of $8,000 to have their i Y g p =
_ Between ;he time of the !n}r ton that the Dockers should he 1 cruita. _ . (stamps cannot be accepted; rasa:
tial firing and the stockholders' Daimlers flown to Monaco. The `subsidized by the government' '
g g But nobody expects the lark postal note for safety) for this —
meeting at which Sir Bernard cast was also written off as "ex- I.
for the note of verve and lavish { ing . of Sir, Bernard- to end the - - ,pattern to LAURA WHEELER ,.
leaded in vain for his re: I penes, livingwhich the have intro- g of the Dockers. _ .. _
- - p Y sa a _ 123 Eighteenth St., New Toronto
Instatement. Lady. Docker stuck j When the bill for all these duced into otherwise drab Bri-_I . We've only just begun -to- Ont. Print plainly PATTERIS
close. home. t to the Bir- tish. life, _ i_flghf:' said Lady Docker a5 they NUMBER, your NAME
NU E M and AD
min ham Small Arms re- - _. with the $21,000 Bentley (in two g �ll Lady 'Docker who start u -
" tones M blue) which was a gift 1 cently, the directors refused to I as a $7.50 a week salesgirl, is to -how to. fight, too. She was once Our gift to you -
from Sas BeritaFd •on her 50th Pay 74
it, f the 87itish -publifi' what Rita i bounced from the - casino .at derful patterns for. yourseit
- birthday in lune, Sir Bernard's argument was i Hay w firth; Bobo Rockefeller I Monte Caro for blacking the your home' —printed
.� dui
And she even waxed contrite. ,that his wife's furs: -clothes kitd and Gloria Vanderbilt -Stokow- i. eye of a- crodpiee. i rears Wheeler Needlecraft boos
for 1958' Dozens of other new. -
_ designs to grder - crochet, knit
• 1. do sympathize with you In shored for a healthy lawn, ting, embroidery, iron -ons, no
- { - * your plight• and understand_ Many people think- that' grass velties. Send 25 cents for you, _
how embarrassing your situ in shaded are ..regpires less wit- _ copy of this book NOW wit
_ • atioti rt- But I_am afraid that ' _'ten Wrong again! Shaded are grit patterns printed in it! •.
44
.}�' you .muni abide by y our pat - don't get enough sun and grass
LAW �d �. ' rents' ruling and. if you i'an 8o. r in {hese spats usually has poorer water. and the lance will do the -'
aracefuliv tam sure. . runts. If anything,•tishaded areas hen to get at shallows;
veal
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-_ _ -t rest,
"I -sit miserably here -today life for the child they proles* e ' they will relai' Me or er s u - to-+^*atpd plastic - - lk
-
• ea _ m e stronger, onger, deeps -roots. - _ sprinkler tube in circles arca e
rlier. of rn ;.
wondering how many foolish ( io dove" - - No matter how `mature she -
Admen are thinking of leaving Tha wife is eager to save Trees and shrubs require Tats ,the base of the .tree. or along t
B R feels, a girl you age is still ! of water. too, and a hollow water line of shrubs and give them t
`eir husbands for some other her marriage. If. her husband I
uan? I made that mistake, and will rise Shore his persona] } more .or -less a child: Try to ) .. lance or -root' irrigator- attached ` `good soaking. A canvas wort -.
_ ►ow I �Im paying for ifI writes - 'disillusion . and ca operate show .) our .sense of resporrsi- _to the end a: the hose is a handy ! glove tial around the end of the
me woman. "I let a cod man -' they can still enjoy a. corn- bataty by understanding that ( tool for getting- water- down to hose as a "water breaker" is a
g ' Your parents -are protecting you :I their roots, Push it way down good idea to prevent soil from "
Ifo, and am tied to. another " panionablP life together that
both can Ieainethe satasfactaiarr „ A 3 best
ed£y cam accept °aheTrand thasga I xhe sfirubthe roouadai .base bewashing away around st;rtan
Hale who has let' me down. __ . i their. ideas may seem old -
"I was young to mare in the "
g of following ones duty for the p
- - first lace, but my husband was . temporary gesture - to -which'
Y Y
going to war. I got all mixed up. " i+ ood of alts Yr,u can subscribe without
I felt I had had -no fun in life. T'", Your : hus ;h t y nt
owing . -e e ment. _ A • i
-"Then : -met a boy I'd known y' band a making a pool•' show . '
TO "'UPSET'",
v�
'. from high school. He had• -mar mg in this crisis, Why cantinvolve
fig. When children. arc d.
rigid, too, but- wd wanted each .." he mak'e up itis mind to ,play ; 1. , �" ' �- - _
other so much that we finally of g 'parents re think lona divorce.
g the man? To regain 'his lost I hard before considering divorce. Serve wa generously buttered
►^�• y
1 n a ear we both '
happiness.6 Y !Cheat responsibilities�ncrlais, Serve
•-• s delicious tea -6133e. treat. If you
divorces and married. mto. you and uld a (t hhe I I s
In less the y before t 7 uo-,
" cdSl9 i break u his former bake at home there's never a i
Anew how wrong we hard been a p _ Hirst s wisdom and experience _ -
• wife's home, How coni lefely 7- \ `,, allure when you dependable
lie wants his first wile back p• I, are yours for the asking. Write �. L` r ' y d`�° -
but she has remarried. I realized - " selfish: a -_
__. _ .. i:. -$tet at Boz 1, 17.5 ]Eighteenth St., i Flea ichsssann's Active Dry Yesstt
-
I'd given, up I hope yoti. can make flim I New Toronto; Ont. V
one I still love. _I
dearly and he has another see.that now he has the chance
--wile now. I am fond of my pres- I =' to be a "good sport" in the - {- --'
ent husband, but it is nothing highest sense' and devote him- ' �5ummer lirlem0 I
compared -to -the yearning I feel self wholeheartedly, with you, I -dor Lawn Lovers
-for m first. He deserves the to the task that' lies before
pp Y him. Else what lies 'ahead' for Few things car. give 'us more ;1. Measure into bowl aifi cup fitNiy-erushad
ha tne55 he didn't find with I -
me j you both but admission o! lasting satisfaction thar an at- I 1 cup lukewarm water cracker crumbs
+ "failure and a guilty conscience? tractive, well-planned garden.. I Sir in : �ienpbhneMdalsnends,
"Thi• is my problem: My hus- About this time of year we're I 4 taospoons yranulaitad finaly.�round
bans shows how sorry he is that " beginning.to ease up on the•spa sugar % cup granulated sugar o
we got married, and doesn't I ' "I'M LOSING 'MY FRIENDS'." ding, fertilizing, weeding and $prink;. with eohrents of 1 slightly-beetan asi9
hesitate to •#lame .'me. That "Dear t'•nne Hirst: At. 'rate --spraying-( 2onvelopesfileischmann's 2 tablespoons water
jthat kept us. busy all Active Dry Yeast 1'/s feaspeans almond _
hurts, for' I do want this mai- I my parents are going, I won't spring, and enjoy the -results of
riage to last. I think for all our .�•= have anv friends left. They ire our labor. tet stand 10mim,ter,TIM stirwell. esttrocl I
i._.- S. punch down. dough. Tum out
gsakes - we have .a baby now so strict. that whenever a girl I- But what about the -lawn' ,It's 'Z- cup to
S
- he should conceal his thoughts I friend_ asks me to go anywhere, - -= rase tis cup bushes or margarine and haasiat o-sshdough;
pe Slater. Roll t
a continuing yob to keep in portion
as I do. I have been $mood -wife r ►,a. o s^ maL nxC��--`looking fresh and n ---- �a
an could go on being one, if or tell them the truth that my — N. "evF-granvlahrd sugar Sped 2A fsq�ewithhalfthe
•item you need for it is cots p. -11/2 teaspoons 504 erm m n. Fold plain third of _
only he would do hi4 partmother won't let me', By now water, but water wisely applied. {lend in, part at a time dough over crumb mixture, then !
- ' 3s there 'any' future- ahead' for they understand and they have It's surprising how many ROPu- i 2 well -beaten a%; '" fold remaining third over top- 1 i"
stopped asking me. I am 15. '1beliefs about' watering are Add the yeast mixture and snaking 3 layers of dough and 2 -
- 'UPSET "I'm not .allowed even to go v g For instance, most neo• I 1 teaspoon vanilla of f;ilMg. Cut rectangle into t 8 I
REAL TRAGEDY � #o a girl friend's house. -All they Stir in thips•Twist.ochstriptvXie•oplaw _
" How tragically mar- say is, wherever you go, you o Ple believe they' should water -
on greased cookie sheet, pass 2
g y young g their lawns in theevening. 2 cups once -sifted or 3 blanched almonds into filling
riages often turn out: Passion- ; with us. That's riot correct. After .the sun I , aH-purpose flour • of each relate arwh with meNed
" ately in love, a girldashes to I "How can I ever have a boy I has gone .down, water isn't as ! _ I and beat until smooth and elastic bvlfer or margarine; iprinkf• with
" the altar before she knows I - friend when I can't even hold Work-in an additional sugar. Shape second portion of l
quickly 'evaporated or absorbed 2ys cups dough in some manner. Cover. Let
" the meaning of rXaarriage re- on to the girls I like?- It isn't into' the soil; it 'tends to sit i p (About) one*-
" s nsibilities. l sifted all-purpose flour etre until doubled in bulk—about
po This bride was I that my parents• don't ,trust me, around in puddles .and is one of i
' >. 3. Tum out on lighilyfloured, 1 Four, bake in moderate oven, I
foo' immature to face the war's for they know I wouldn't do any- the chief causes of brown pat- 350', 20 to 25 minuteL
" ; , board; knead until smooth and Yields 36 twhta.
loneliness; she snatched at an thin I'd be ashamed of. About cher an the lawn.. Experts .say
" elastic; Place in grouted bowl.
- - "old friend, who was as weak. I six months a o I was interested ;rash tope of dough with ,netted
• I g you shoulfl water the lawn first � - • .
" Now they find themselves ( in a nice boy and they knew it; thing.in the morning. Then the shortening. Cover. Lot rise inwarm 1,
." chained by bonds that chafe: I but when he came to my house water can evaporate or soak in. place, free from draft, until_
painfully, they completely ignored him, and before the heat of tht5 day. But I doubled in bulk -about T hour.
* Well, theirs is not the only said he wasn't good enough for if you're like most people, you 4. Meonrims prepare and'
cam•
union ,rushed into- without me. I've made them think hve have othbr things to do at that biro �•»ty��j/
"--lhotight�.YlChat._ d0•_attronge forgotten -him, but I still love Ham, so the •next best thing is 1 - '-
st people do in such circum- im and always wi T:... to $et=the. sprinkles-' out---b6fore _
stances?.. Don't they accept "I really don't understand my breakfast and give at least one - ,- - �+r •�,r, •+a/
o their lot and make the best ,father and mother, much as .I arta a good soaking best, -each mor- . - '•sr •"a.,",,,•,
i of it? Don't they .put behind, try.. L NE
thought it was a give -and- ping. Leave the water turned EDS NO _ .. •••r.,,,met t;
«theirs their lost dreams and take affair, but_I am giving and an long enough to penetrate 'six ---.REFRIGERATION _
-7
i merle their conscientious of not receiving anything in return. inches into the -ground. That's
o make• a goo :
td famiiv DiSGTT3TFD" how destsiv root's should be an-
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A..-• .. _ -, . - _ ` •i!. tll+.re.. 'a.aei■g. - `l'w+o rocking mair�'t°,_ . G•eari• M+oCaear. s ... wbo pe+eaeo..aeQ trim, in naand birthday armral ndattves and monlbs now they ceieibre
b.da raAtl ap�v ice" M1w r tarok/ aced >�:tea theme
1 U110100% Gordon Tool% Me, tabic` Iskroea and various P how.
� Vure 9ktbch �y � to wf* hat sunny Lap golden eturns.t0e wedd g I* pears )reel beep
''"''ate -et - — -- pi4ft' Wash boilers a saapte..e;JU
. ttgple. and had
A ttl`1+� tch's brother, L on. Ma Douglas Tayioz of a�rpia„ .,.d iog wilt' bb 4,igihtw in been �
lq, Con. 0, Pickering Township : 0Oa ssaUigve; Clot bridge, for a couple ad! 1i°�' �° ' of BW Ro@4 was a aAest children wetire: Chas; p ��
imbMtQuantity at drapes ie Lloyd of Air. and ]trs. Ibil Parhaer, DMsr Hay and Mn.' - _ •. the
;> 'Rood, Som, at Heloughaen eusbions sb: Aawrtrnent of ' � '�'i°0l ��Y. ��7a also a
1 - paper and wbxlow blind.► ad �• W. Avis and Barton Shores recently while 'vide- in tbatew>Drth earl three sb
I -Acme electric range, -apt. size nearly der; FJ�ic Coal o ilea. had the P1eaetere o! 114s Aviaf�sis• and Mrs. Jack Capper"�. Wiu j Oe vers hold
trow-
moo; ser electric 'n �. ter and atO"; Poultrykeeper's sup- them foter r a f ' . of Windsor, W til turned .,pome entre a vacation ht 'liths- on mo ftdw: ' +mmilbyteri�
se�igerator.
Plies and tools etc; days.
2-2 to s [t. size, in- f•'aPoniziag nett 1lLr. 3[rs. Ytank bDka.----------=-------------- --
'good mon; Cabinet electric elec-, - � !cam'along wift �°°de topper, ieuataia, reianu
t � after b11cLoL have ate. and Y+des. CZsas. Pears �pept a. card o f ?$ _
- tris radio; Laundry stoveL Sideboard quanTuree, haptr of O� �: In - Toronto with thea•' _ gr�� n spending a week fewmoDA Muskoka ' E� �`�""". •: J
a with large bevelled mirror ort: a while the The sympat1W of this eommsmity I• wish is
Four bags chicken "teed; -��dt ea s Detente II[r, and b eo:teaded to >ldY. Chas. Pears asci praciatloa an80wess my d M
room chs table to match • Ten'dial inch conduit pk*w; Several aim Mrs, Frank Cox were in Naw .York Mrs. Jack Msoker, of Ajaz. is the noel At:D0Q n iU their r" f ri. and
moan rhaira, leather seat; Kitchen tdW fittiags etc; awe" saw, Ax_ Reports are. that Margaret lienor
#able; tehen table; Kitchen cabitlr error is do Paaai� of his father >t@', 1►illlam� J aaeay cards; alio the .
aa, P1cks, shovels, �B as well as can be ear �t and drop.
Aja�G oa Satvrdar. Bis was
ved
et• bis kitchen chairs; Kitchen side- otic.; pay °Ie�e hammers P"Ied and I'beas. at era which I
I ' soledriag irons ton eve hope it will not bre bora is i3oll■nd Township is 1816 weeks wlstch I wast shut during the
board: Several .odd kitotrea chairs and Selden tools, ehovele Hoes etc. g before she is beak at the Bay. In 190P he married Je�asie Mackey,
stools; Largs quantity dishes: numerous other useful article's, tlaa two the the cabin testas have re-- ice. Jas,,
re --
glassware, kitchen utensils, seala w,Say- -
jugs; tpails, brooms, dusters etc, One Kale at I!e V. ak Term Cash uR as far as rg-Amn � 6" trip
drop lett table; Corner whatnot, an- )io�etseevi property Sold rcMrts of the owna% A! Adams
ktar Walnut wwr irobe, large. an- K1tD1' sad CLAR= PRXMMR �� and Gorst 411ehr A of Max, �,
- .. While or cloth" Bras -cabinet; CWU and Il ea, bad. a wcnd� time - i L EDAI E
niurs�ky Issrt hail lots of m+:"P�
,' _: _ -CLEANER _.
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. ,� �ooala�lws ane wo.ewl« N+N>rIs - { C I T Y -
�.e.e.es�e , PRICES
t _ s da Aatrtlr, s%X 1
- - ,,�a a...t::b,.a�i�, - SRIRT SERVICE
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MOWas IIP ,
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PHONE PICKERING 497W4COAA"'I Spam
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AUTO PAINT NATE NALBODY SHOP
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T c REPAIRS ALL CARS
New teatwes , • . new exhibits, . new wonder for the TRUCK LETTERING
AN IN" TORONTO whole fanwij+ at the wo►id'a tartest, the fsbubae ......
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_956 C.X-Er For the -first time the latwnshoew Air
Me *WWI moi 1 �
Nrvift SOL 71A a ft` scow with bresthtalunt aeFohatim See _ _ --• _ _ _ _ _
_ C.n.t N■MAr«N nMernatiollal exhibib from Around the
AL cAMApA11 -
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-.._ r world . , • the newest in sdence, i04111 -P• Win° R�.� PiCKERING 3
- - 1 any wrtl s,na arow+�o. �.,
aAllal�MsaF .a�lf littlkl--,pwh4or -- POOP •
every faa. Plan now fora visit yos'ltnever
Shwifim
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- + #vows of »Ie n
dna "N d cat-0�'! rhov0 mea WILLIAM A, NARIS, ft"W I - -
_ eaAI�eTAND MIRAM t MCCALLUM. Wn" Mwpr J -
- _ SYSTEM
61110 #YTe7 AND
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US@# Mehl lit
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- lea � ; : a oL°Msa ac° �' ae. � . _ - • �'�! i�s�Wss Farsaw end Air pssrYss� -
10="Wdm.OY l3atsssg
'Tie Colpo 408 or tie V lags A[ Fictering s ;tea) Any building or pari t � g`�xi0t tirep
y be,gsed for any Purpoee sept �-
P. F. ldl-512S.i6 _ 4hose which fmrih their nature or the
IN THE MA wbe>y the boundary of an areal fol- rnateriala used, therein is, under -the'
Of The M�TTl01 OF Section 390 low a lot line, it shall be the lot line,' Poblic Health Act or regulatioaia :� COOPER BUKK LTD*
" eapat,Act thereunder, declared to be a noxious_ -
�sPter 113), and-. t� S• O. where the boundary of an area fol -
THE MA,1"1•ER OF lows a road • it shall be the centre of frad�e; business o! mamdaa a+e, Mi d>Eiltl riot; AV:„ =RON"
"bion of the Co aPPlfi"- tike road; and where tee bodndat•y Of
?r Permissible uses in Farm and
Concrete
of Pickering t Corporation of the Village an area follows a stream, it shall be . landzones are as follows: Q�
!ora s;iF hie- the centre of the stream. -•
PDmral d ' (a) Pians must be submitted • for
atricted Area Bp -law- Neanber 1Z0'en- 3. Green Heft shall be restricted to its approval -of the Plannint; Board . for -
titled T`A Br-1aw of the Corporation designation of end use Belo
of the Village of Pickering, Present use. aiding "Villalatege."
e. use of land within he d zone.4. as follows:ssible in a residential .8 An
...:Village.,. _ Y Perron cozivicted of a breach - Wer''
of the provisions of this b nClex' - ' ��OC
APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING (a) one -family dwellings, by-law shall _
(b) two-family dwellings, forfeit and pay; at the discretion' of >l7 pI„tN,j,
'T H B ONTARIO -Jit MUNICIPAL . (e) churches, the cgnvicting magistrate, a penalty `-ISTATION 390AD ItWONX in
BOARD hereby appoints Thursday, (d) schools, not exceeding the sum of $300,00 for
the twentieth day of September, 1966,,- _ (e)-_ community centres, each offence, exclusive bf- costs and -�-
at the hour o£ ten o'cloceouft
k _MMEMMMEMIS
oc rs ccs w en ! rn "enforcing the said, by-law be glade to enerif
me),it the Council their ow•n residences;
Chambers, Pickering village, Ontarizr; No -person shalt carry on tife busi- remove the cause of the offence form ��
"ted in n support of all parties inter- ness of operating a rooming or board- which any fine or conviction was reg-
PPort of or opPosilig this ing house in a residential zone. g tThd
application, S. Permissible uses in a commercial ..,.August,.
Dated at Toronto this. th day of zone are. as follows: IS by-law shall come into 'effect _,Paint '
_ on the day _it is. _passed by Council, s 'Elec'tric.l Appliances
August,. 1966; subject to the approval of the Ontario
Seal (a) hotels, Municipal Board. '
Signed, O, R. Chapman, Secreta (b) boardinghouses, 13.y -law read a'first"and second timeQQiS�ass Etc
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BY-LAW NUN[BRIi l20 r5'• (� multiple dwellings, this 20th clay of 3uly, 1956
A -- BY -LAN OF (d) apartmejrt buildings, By-law v
RATION OF T VIL �ORPQ (e) workshops,' Y- ` ° read 'a'- third -time and
DICKERING T HF V[LLAOF passed this 20th .da of1956.-
S BAL3DON &. SON
THF (f) All uses permitted in- Resi- Y July, 1956. -
VSE OF LAND REGULATEdential Zone provided that they Signed Cyril E. Morley, Reeve. �■ ■
WITHIN THE SAID. .. Signed• B. A, - H
- VILLAGE. conform to all of the require- - o8'arth,..:Clerk. _ 'PRONE PlCKEI�IN9 39
WHEREAS it:' menti herein et•out, A copy of. this By-law together - -' ' --
le deemed {g) -Any retail store not engaged in with the map (Schedule "A" of the
to -regulate the use of land until such manufacturing on the premises. b law
time as a Zoning Bylaw to re late'(h)-Anyretail store. ruga mi in by --law) -referred -J9 in- section-' l may _ -
.1he use of land Fu 1£ be inspected by any interested person,
and the'er ction use,manufacturing on the premises, free of char �;�
'bulk, height and location of buildings provided that such manufac- g� at t. Clerics Office,
• can be passed; _ Pickering, between the hours of 8:30
NOW THEturing is incidental to such re- A.M, and 12:00 Noon; ar Z:00 p,M JACK PORSfLL & CO�IFPANY I
"the Corporation
the! Council of tail- -bustness, and the products and 5:00 P.M. Monday to Friday.I
Pickering ENACT the V111age of manufactured are for sale at Member The Toronto Stock' Ekehenge i
S A3 FOLIAyyg_ •••ba a�_Whui�]e 9_TL I e____D_ated at the Villa a of P.
Man
• thi DY-labkca dmn Sduie "An of premises, provided such menu_ -thio 91st y. of Aagnst, 1966: - �l�f 'StOCh�/e�ef�!
)Dort of frog- de,� to be a fp~ing in not obnoxious.. ��. 0
at Pbtr
the Dp-taR, Permissible uses is an indoatr al TSiv" 'B. A. Hogarth, clerk: HAIWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX �
i'trpeesa °t ' b? -law. alone are a. tolbws: The Village of Pickeriat;, ^.jAii 11'b6
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c• r:• f..1 sire doing .pus .best - •.:` �.� �.' .� - -- -- �-y�.-. - .. .� N
- to give qau - - - _ .._ _ _:��i 1' _, w ,"■; - rKvr?•cr`'►a1SHDOG
1'EitTNAILY S PTL as
Sam
Aumber Coo' IS
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M a'roRE BOUaa M
DUNBARTON wee
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(� . liitw.ab j THAT Z �...•.. r: IL
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PRESCRIPTION�, � Y
- virl" in today
for in"t servi'60 onPlywood E Phn�. Bt,
whatever your . R.� >t
car n.eds. Youll WiEilb
Slid every job o8rd
' - iscoinllecely•� T S#o�'a� -
Care� illy done. iNkomo
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VaSSO SERVICE sous WATCH W
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-;- stew & - 9sed Cars
V_.Y� oU$� IIJiQUALITY MATS
_• Phone 1iZ Pickering 001�� LINE• OF ,
z• DENS ani t1+ ,-,fit Moderate' Pric"
�- "DTW ani 6MaW WA'l'
. - . sad Mrs. Geo. Todd. I& and M a hFiew Q Tense 3L•;1a Wssbtl y
_ ` Ga Aldus - Gins" R• Tindall for their guidance in lay- NO DCr" FAYi1B,P'•t
the church. t
Mrs. 36orrish gave a synopsis of a rue= T1C7LEL>016 tW
t� Valley. onto the Bane Lias
' - pam¢let on .The •Oldest . Citluns•-'
Concese pn, through Aja: to Bloor
• nc BL. oahs%,q% aloag Wilson Road. w .The Indians''. Our petition regard= g>Eck e3' C1ti a ry "
Athol Streak sag the sale of ' "leer in Grocery
From Oshawa natural gas will be Stores" was acknowledged b7 a _ - - - - ------ -----------------------
letter from I1Rr, 'Thos. Thomss, M Victor Mission will be the a;e�loer, Petty,
s carried
along
O an sxi,3tiat six- were receiv- sad all offerings w11 go to the W. Ms. and Met To¢s ad Hamilton ��oN J
' Itci a to the Bowrmanvills area. P, Faicotnia ing reportr SCUMN
Qu Oatyiwa. Whitby and Bowman- ed and plans made for a "Waste M- S. The meeting was brought to a have been visi!!ng Mr. and Wal' W>� G�88 AND t
Paper Drive" -in Se,ptemiber. Further close with the singing ci a hymn. ton dolmas- 1l.e M' B. M'
ville; where app:oxisoitdy 1100 cgs- t
- to®ers are receivitW prapaae-air gas I notice will be Siven in a church an- - and the txnedicti�sn. The hostesses Mia. Before o! Crow Lake accaanD-
nouncemont. Mrs. Gordon Petty will for the day: Mss. -,R. Morrish, Mrs. anted Mia; Milers -home and spent a t>rO. L CI�Ai !i 9J►= FLoo>iD� ,
sery ice on the Conkumara Co. welcome all orders for Christmas N. I,auKinlia. Mea & Glenisty and few days visiting here, 14ET01t
distribution system, appliances will ; � r �
1 Cards from members and friends. An Mrs. W. Tweddls served a delicious are holid-
al . gas at Point Au Bard. �^�
use, As in Metropolitan Toronto a o meeting. ay�ag left for N. M• Cordon ..
*here conversion from manufactured week to arrange for the Turkey . • * a • 7Jls• and Mss Hattletqn t _
the win. Supper' on October 1$, and for the Sund:.y School will be held on their home"In rndan month with L� TASDO + -
M _ �- Es natural gas took,place September meeting. This meeting :s Sunday, Septor ber 2. at 10 o'clock. ni%ht. after spending a
` / ter of 1954-35� cost cS the chaage-over ~- ------------- ---- ----�
will be borne by the gas coapany... the annual W. M. S. Thankofbering. Mrs. C. R. Petty is spending s their daughter and son -is -law Mr. .. `
Contractors for the ' traasznission at which. Mina & Hort, of the Fred few days with bar s:stw Mss. W. J. and Mrs. Keith Wood
line ase: F. JL Shawl Ltd., and 9Con-
:rICE>Q1tNTQ TO Al
sUII.DIIiTG PRtE3alp
- iu em Gas Co; . technic aa3 will do �p=D TUESDAYS AND FZ1DA30
the appliance consersion work in - IN TO L" t. IL i
Oshawa. - Whitby sad Bowgmnville
The latter work wM be done early �• J. PROI�S� _
In October,
The twelve -inch. steel line will be
^-- - set In a ii kh wiui Zlir�-faersover: - - :: __ II�i9PDC�l`OLi
• EtJ1I:D1� ,.
' . _ _. It..will, be coated and tested -to the
-: la:ghest standards to the gas 7a3ua= -- ' _ •_ .. - - -
- P RING-
- try in North Aa a rice. - - _ _ . ,. -
' •': R$ONE rlcaasltta' set• �;1
_�11LSAM.& MT. ZION - FAsz, M�
_FRINGES
Mrs, Bob Shank of Sudbury .spent - - to VI ION,
_. : �. _ A<�xD pe Tj>�.avfeiax, >a�s-cow
a few days last week with her par- - AlMUMS SYSTEM
xab .1l1[Y•. and Mrs. Walter Carson• _ :. :.. . - - _ C. o
C
_ Congratulations • to . an M,
Fa
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tiieg. Hoskins 'on the arrival of a Pkbeebrg 1733 - Brook Nalre
daughter on Saturday at the London - EZ
: Ho'pital -.'THE CAST of an hour's work in business 'includes some +7gJlO• Cl►!r• t� a"
Mira jiityrna Jones returned home
last week •from a two-week holiday - . , .ljnoney. that the employee does not get iminedi;,:ely-
Un Muskoka and Haliburtoo,
Mie Beery Evans or Wit, - -- _ Iii addition to the hourly wage, there is the money the w jliE�r
holidayed
yed test week with Doreen employer meat ref aside for vacations .with 'jay, for '
Sunday vs.ieoea at wi Maoder.os statutory -holidays and for unemployment int ance; in WOODWORKMO
`. !home were: Mr. and Mrs Raymond � case of many, companies there is also ;!r 'money
Jamas and family of Kirkland Lake;_
-3&. and Mss. Robert Sadler tad . required Capita I o and
_ - CA��
for hospital and medical caret for
-- '- Vian at Bownionville, sed Ier and — - OthC! ••frlilgE3" 1ii.T
. on
- 3 tis. Glen Manderson of Oshawa.
_ .. _
Mise Phyllis Jones who is train- .. - p rAg�� LJa i •
Ing at the Oshawa Hospital is spend Many people, including those self -em 1 .��1, must
sing a three-week vacaCon at her -themselves save for—dielr o l s and their. future needs ' .
itnaaoe here, and desil'es. On the other hand, people wit work in - _d•. - . 3. kQ V01d
Ms and ]!L*■, -._13._ Jamieson and 1
Mary Jean and Mr. hod. Mrs. Dick $
en a nses or ser arias' or• wages apparently ; / ,
Ward visited. on Sunday -with Mr. prefer to have their employer set wide for them money L,
And Mrs. Lorne Parrott at M,yrtle,'' for such purposes. _
o Claremont
• Mrs, Morgan Evans f C] -
visited on Sunday with Mr. and Wanted
_
_.Mrs• Lorne Jones arid'called in the Fringe benefits are savings for the bent , of the _ - _'
afternoon on Mr, and Mrs. Frank employees and asubstantial-expense for the f,mployers. t�aai �!A!M� -
-Harris at Whitby. The are art of the.cost ofan hour's work which must Far �aMT plsk. '" i
lair, aril ]Cies: Glen 14tarrderson-o! - - -Y _.�___ _ ----
- •Oshawa are spending their holidays : - :lie ieCOVered from CUStomera in ge ing price$
at the home of their' parents - - !bear 4ebaswt dip . Qat
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Mrs. R Tindall, president of the T H � : } 4itshby rs ',a�Wi I
W, of Cher wood United Church _
Cherry
wood LAWNI[OW1iE8
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*resided over the meeting held in STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA
the church hall on Wednesday, Mrs, L 1 M.1'T ED BAND 1AWNHOW=W -
N• Laughlin -took charge of the devo-
tional period, having the ladies read •MONTREAL. GANANOODE HAMILTON BRANTFORD JORONTO - GARDEN Hoss - TOOLB
responsively Palm 27, She bt�ought _ VIOLET Son. - aD PADi'ls'
-'to our attention the value- of a this
_ Psalm as a comrrforting one -telling „ • -, dlra aNANXf P- -
of- the calm assurance of God's
er-ruling might when earthly 'storms �tl6Nin ncRAWNS :
disttseb tis. Fair del ghtful' choruses _ - _ - - • - . _ . ' _.
'Were sung by a group of: junior girls.-
-- .. daughters ot.. some of. thew... A. led-
Jew--Tbanka-
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ti
,l - tnr�s► � �Gra+N operators ( IID: Lloyd Beatty, Iasi Braooh, an apple geld Ras as Redaammmf44
r spent SundmW with Mr. and Mrs. *0 G* is �t ZkPer=enta�l, yMe,
- - - - 0"errman Scott suggested they ask James Davidson. _
the company to pay. half the cost- of f days with their eaad a a U � Um � is —
0 UA�A,.,rrE �D sad
MoEAQHli�tlEfL3 _ -Road and 4 eentse a -t a�thereat er � 7 visited on S�tsday with h&.
on
b!r•, and Mrs, A. Thompson, Dwight' and a[rs. Jack Gale Of Alderwook
�I�adiA-TV= Service . � �'� a iroyalty. �r parents, sad Mrs. Bert BOY remained for a visit with hhk
FvllElfr►IS. aDeio!'Os Reeve Newman felt that besides
-Aa Mage or Model any agreement about the roads the Guthrie, Harold and Mh. W'm. Cruth- cocal..
- ' - should tell -the company that as soorr rie 9't'• motored north on Sunday td Mrs, Chas. Puckiin entered Toe,
Asih f'i � � a as there is any indication of erosion I b� them bye' °IIto �� A�� on Thu:adar -
• Aof •r N! they will ask for a license auspenaion.._ M•• and Mrs. Jameb Davidson and for trentments.. Her a)I am& wish k -
!f['iit .*kM XrJ9A a said that last fall the company a 11�e. Geoff Ikatt attended :mprovad health,
trucks
r cks ruined the road in one day
— ' P�1G13'► ' Ps -- ii
he made them stop hauling over
d
R?1�ALT, . ---------- ----- ---- ----- HIGH SCHOOL H O O L 'ST VD E NT SN Pickerinng. Ont—
—
..>�e. - -BROCK ROAD Pickering and, Ajax High Schools will open on Wednesday, September
08iiA Mrs. Walter Middleton is in the S. Busses will operate on the same routes and times as of last June.
_ saw Tie AUW. IL A THOWS Di, IL A,. LLD. Ajax
Oeeastsaa, Ift "bl"e and sondser- 1 Surgery and is doing nicely. We ell All gluientm-n Grades 9 10 and 11 liviII south of Hi wa
wish 'ser a speedy recovery, east of Fairport Beach, will attend Ajax High School. All other stud-
)lgolfs: ncKzm fi SSSm Drmh celambis and onazu Our deep sympathy is extended to ents will attend Pickering District High SchooL
- tlleswood D�iti d+7•a Mr_ and Mrs. George Ellis od Brook D. S. , _
KE �i4D C to R K E Road in the death of the foraser's DSCLARIMGBOLD• . A. ROSS IRWIN,, _.
�t Ioshbss !soar - Ada ills lather, Wm. Henry Ellis, - at Sutton C -
hairman Business Administrator
_-_ ��Gj� and To-onto, Who passed away in - - Secretary-Treasurer.
RJ rlek a�as - w Sunnybrook Hospital.
lUCliJter t� Mr, David steed flew to Nova
-. sal
am i&k Scotia' this week on business.'.
Mr. Ken Carter of London visited
IP b > y;;1-P CU - his brother Mr. W. Carter and lam-
""t" afly on the week-end. AJAX DANCE AND DRAMA
e1w �, gaesa,a,iie >uccEHYxs>ra AUE'PiVAs>iZ , v.sito-s with Mr. and Mrs.. Copp- -SCHOOL
=ittirt. � ter the, Il"ieberl•S aa& WUftTawmabjW utt on Spnday, were: Ms. and Mrs.
- PAN et oil. s W. Barrett of 'ibronto; Mr. and Mrs.
-.
P. 0. *.e aesidd taa>i ititp.: C. Barrett and Joan of Moat�eal; -:ROTARY HALL-
an Mr. and-mrs- weatez heed and fain-
_ -
P.
Q /fit Bales. A /peeler!- ily of Weston 3K pas Mn. Cornett - _
rwastyse ye„ A=�� Q� attended. the golden wfds7ing of 'Mr, reader the direction-oj Sheila Morley, A.A.D. and G144s Gale, R.A.D.,
and Mrs.. W; Barrett of Toronto at
� - IgM• �1! a auryrise. dinner party held at the BrI.T.D., S.B., B.B. EnroUrnent THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 from 3 to 8
�/�Glasses
ortion
Mr.-and !los. Paul Kaiser and the '
y it HOV& � N DDQa signer,=, •farnily are Jeaving Brock Road to
' TA>6> � live in Whitby. Ots best •+riches are
extended to them _
- >�,,,,e..1•,.It�g - - - _yn don of Aja; has been
_ IRIS BEAUTY- SALON,
.tri Donlan K weal ask tee oar ea shwom visiting Mr: and- Mrs. Ards Bell. FEATURE S
_ r ONT: ' . _ cams m (ow) _Ce$bW" Pse-; Brian Fuller Heociwood, Is visit-
: -- - -
r" f'fma oln" -lit! i-!M Sha � _ � his � �� jQ
•----------------------_��____� Pre- c Wan
Cowrie lumberSpecials
glens sen. -tat» i-wii .
• - • FOR MOTHER
w. C="Arr. lanz= I�+ew Thine Table $10.00 WAVES -- 30
3sls 8l.-C7atr ATS. IL Smarbere, oat. �. i up
AM 1-7r1 ERp'EErtvE SErrE�Es 49M •- FOR DAUGHTER
!rW TM 0.00 08KAWA-MCKZWNG-TOSONTO $7. AVES ,, .....................:.......... X6.00
.�i01:Qj1te'f ep«. eery y � 90. W..... ...:,.... 3 up
Ss�aday. 111tH nes Noon
SERVICE UNC,EiAN'GLD WE RESUME-OPENING TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
One Mus West of & EL Y� • OPEN WEDNESDAYS
D N E S D.A Y S •
�y Neenah cif~ Collegiate GDiAitLIGi3T 'ITbiEs - _
9027 A>�>X ! • -- Tickets And lederniMm At INTRODUCING MRS. HELEN STEPHENS, CONSULTING OPERATOR-
:L s' 1'Will Oatarlt - WANTND - EABTESN HOUSE - pwoNE sa. HEDDY GADSBY (OPERATOR), 11 YEARS OWNER OF CASWELL'S
!time Rent Wiity Oa ILoLi?I.my Sold= BEAUTY CLINIC
{ )ler t > +*a7 BatwMs wbitiy
8KALi. ACBfiAG= �. wog -
el. Fps 1( FUMY GUARANTEED •
WAA FOX
We . aLve � am" Wigs -
awpas#D�oernt'syaamsa o T-ELEPHONE Mohowk 8-3321
Vii• - 16• lxC'� _ 129 BgOCK -STREET SOUTH, WHITBY (Upstaish _
iPW MBI NG ' Vor Iti.... Ami sX..a+e.»�
��� tlJ?>n Nnlra Y' HRYTZAK, Proprietorsawn"
=own"
- sAz�eotgs`wnsot>�---------------------------- ------
Ir
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- !� issllt� --- -. fbtdfae� �t _
.------ 'is 40 years -
titON RADIO troutwnt. >r ONTe+� s,f
-.... "doom
1'aEi�
:REPAIRS = -��+ -�' _ . - � . - HondomRa CPO. oad
j�ONZ P>bealBMG in
LICENSED TRUMEs A f0 �p1r111ber s
__.
aaAlr. .eef>•11VA. .RiiAl10>tD. (• sYn�r�
kAMN RAM TV
--A. E. RATrEW �►wA--t: W. >ars>�. RA. a+aM4 T INTO THE ORol ms �■/ _--
AJAX. 1na=i PSI A, Lt.Wa01f - - -
- � 1rAiD 1
�-, gOGEi G. CONANt, D. A.
$14680 1 4680
s ,
— s =a sowcrrm ED-DIE S - INCLUM ADl1MPON
CON= BLTRZING, AJAR • For Children's Fares Sri Year Agent j
gt _ Repairs . -
a►_ a _ Leave Lesve
MON +•• _ .
MAT)gliltLS U3sD 7.6L a. m. s. 7.30: p. m. T '
insurance Co. . ' '. W� ZD Ui; a. �. �..:.� i 30 me.p-
O$ PitOliti s,SL is. m, 8.33 p. m, Not a leak, auk.or break—that's the
- -I0•V safes Item Etna And a•dr7 GDOD SH�'IONDY ��. 10 o D, m. record of No-co-teca8 ROOT-TllOOF PIPE After 40
aduftse POLISH>f3. .y
/IeiMemm >katirance on _-- _ "tea.= ,T Tn& 7.00 P. 1l.. _ C 1111derprotlttd. Tapered JOtteTs pteYtAt the iia '-�a•
aW1/g�, - - —nP Out thl ro0ff. NO-CO-sODE'i ZWBh--dOD'E-Cl-—
Ira�awe bssaaea Of As )Hale i►• Wav rwt kx-h, lL - $reale when soil settles. • on
regular
bueswipassengers travellransfein t guy N�o-EODs LwoT-PROOF KM ! -tied bous�e-t*_Wwer o!
• .. � . 8'owman & Gibson � •n regular fuses will transfer erl
LVRA'S Toronto Bus Terminad to buses -to-septic •tank connections, downspouts and other under
WiiTq'HY isl - OR - running into the 000unds.. Wound non-pressare uses. For septic tank filter beds, foundstk=
9 T A F F O R D EROS . _ BEAUTY SALON footing drains, farm drainage, irrigation, ask w about no-co-som _
_ #-rJw s and WwmcWm at Perforated Pipe."'
77 MAI�UiLSA1'>cAL• WOsii (lint Howe North of SmUh lockers)
-_ Please Rbit17 fi6i ialis'mg in E -
_---------------------------------- _ spec �...� Arthwr Machell Limited .
DAB'S McDONALD CUTTING •'� `�rSOn�t! �/ eIasl,
AT 'R0as aiamtis'� HAIR STYLING
PHO1�E 74 or 75 for PROMPT. COURTEOUS SEI�VIOE-.
^ M1 wl TXs kl1N _ T' 900 P.NI. " - FMl1l-�i admire mo I WS ; .
rltoM PICKERING 590 : pICKERIN6
M"OURIMUCK8 PASS YOUR WAY EVERY DAY"
-
•
at
-
ibsaftea h1a holWays and will Co atulatio Niu' be rgte5e>wd br "oaf.
G * lie os Tldss Willson i&. fart's
be in da't'e of the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Ormiston, of ii;ia..le ganny in this o0mmwmity where he a a a
` Wednmaiay,
r days. He is stir- September 1
(' Among those who attended Warr- Dir. and ItGs J. M. Garton, -Tor- also Mr. and Mrs, Alyn 21iutt, of apeat his yattssge of tlearing aiicUbn a-�nsive
fors• Day tram Claremont. at the C. auto, and )drs, J. Walker, Gooden- Oshawa visited Donald and Mss. vived by his brothers: Byron, and high sale of 32 re .
.1V. L, on Saturday were: Mr. and hack r:sited Mrs. Phiio,os Wearies- Beer on Sunday. Oshawa, and ,Robert, of Toronto. ��
tea. Lea' Lye, Dila. and airs. Les LYE day of last week. Mrs, Gannon, of Toronto, visited 7Sirs. Witter, -of Toronto, who spent Registered �, 'Threshing machine
'and• Mr, and Dicks. Howard Hockley. Brougham Baseball Team emperV at the home of her brother W. G the past neer new; Baler, s
wee7s whit her sister-is-]a'v near new; 'free
i Several from here attended the to play Escott in the Park here, .this Willson during the wTekerid. Mrs. Matthews returned to her home *actors, I.�>•der P- ?, O., Cora -bind.
r wrestling matches in S:a:fto:lle on regular meet' er and loader, Two
coming Saturday. Came out`and do. The trig of the VPam- on Saturday. - Spreader on rabbet, Ulctor plows;
_ Saturday night . to see Yukon Eric some cheering for Your awn texas . en's Association o! the United Church Congratulations to Mr. X. I 938 Buick; !l,
welding 01
gierfat4n. Mr. and mks. Kr Pascoe visited on w ll' be held on Wednesday evening ton, who celebrated his birthday on , a w Auger and dippers.
in Os- Grain.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Loyst and fawn- Sunday at the home of MtsB Craw- September 5, at the home at Odra. Aatgisit 22, by visiting friends - + - �elevator-
Mr.
vats;tom
mord and Mr Cha'Wxord ,oi .
r-�No
Ipr, of W�tI4bY, spent the week -end �:' khan, spent fief '26.- non. B, Pickering
a With �. s. Graht ��, �#- � Rstch%e has sold his Shea and Mrs. Lemmoa. The Devot- � Seebeck a>: Mar hall on est f
the -past week with her daughter highway, take std miles wrest o!
The Lean announce this , week home here and is holding an apc- ional will be taken by Mrs. Wa>inop Brougham, less Vftperty Of
their dance, - postponed from tion sale on September 5. Mr. Sit- while the program will be in change Ethel.. - Note-> mThom"
•, At�gvst 18th, will be held on Sept- . chis will be missed in this coa�cmta- of Mrs. Cassie. !Kiss Hefty -Jean Kaox spent a !eve Norton and Seem
t Dns cash. FaWknw
�. tnun reserve. Teras
ben 14tb, in the Com=unity Hall. ity where he . has lived for a number Mr. Fred Rinks has greatly ianpro- dW Wt k With Woods, clerkL Sale
�- "1lsere _will also be bingo and lucky of Years. , ved the appearance qP his property ltay SEL—ERS and N P.
her 1230
_.
at
draws., Keep your tickets that were Mr, and Mrs. L. )teach; Mr, and "bY giving his house a coat o! brick. tiorieerg,
bought for the 1 Ross Wtrson; of Toronto ; Mrs. -Mrs. Cassie and Mrs. Philip called BALE HSGffiTE88 oar ♦ _
-still good. Francis Willson and Mr. Geo. Will- on Miss Beatrice Stephenson, Brook Wladnesday, $eptesnber 5th - nuc -
Mr. and Mrs. BM GLddon enter- sell all called on Mrs. W. C. Willson lin, on Tuesday last.: tion sale o! household furniture, el- Wednesday, September• 19th
tion sale of hwaeb>►is fare:
tained Toronto friends over the end on Thursday, August 23rd and he',p- Word has reached here of the paias- ectrilc range, re4lgerlty7 a�pLances, dishes, beddinm uteaaeh and
_ - • of the week, ed her celebrate her 70th birthday, ing of James Feasby, of Vancouver. dishes, utensils, po�t�n a Supp- ois efta t,
Ren Ward's garage was broken lies, garden tools ete. on Part Of Int on
a ��s tools etc,
feu' the second time this year, 17, Concession s, Pickering Township, lie the
when entry was made through a Brock Road, f5ouiis, at Brougham, property Mieshs1 lAyidspn,
l side wintry last a des b -r rnigitt. the property of Brutes ,Ritchie,. Sale Sale at 1_30 p. t n, Ter4 �. No
' -Ken discovered the theft -hen he at 1.30'p. m. Tetsios.cash. No reserve reserve. Sae bills, nee Brad
7 • . opened dor business on Thursday Property sold. KEN
and C�sARI� P�EIIV'17 auctioneers,
$M wim The and i st �d WILLIAM S1KSAY-DC--
-there was about SM is cash to .t. In
the previous robbery, smthe till was
' -
'smashed. • . 1 1• .... CHIROPRACTOR
Lynn RMXU required nine edit
:
j - tt3tes in her lips last weekafter she .. AJAX TELEVISI011�_
tell down the cellar tltepS. She 'vas
putting her bicycle dower is the 1111V VW Am �a • - TV4Wd JT■dglieii
cellar when th accident occur n
I`
_- ._ brei Jack Lem - "'e
'family left tinIn Northern Oubirio. FORM M
3funaie hedges and Wayne Red- 0
r�L
..-Shim areaway on a holiday this - = . .�0 Service Call
;week „ d11e!'ezent Ontario P�nose Piekeri,ig 3821
points each day. _ -
?an. Stubbs of Toronto,
was 'the -
b.. week -end guest c4 Mr. and Mrs. sill
VeAsh..
• Aob Geer returned home last -weektc=
- -- Tamararhat
- •
'Bracebridge. where he has been
yn rimier, workin
: -... Mr. said Mrs. Ken Ward and Mr. _ ..
Ross !MIIddleton where at Port Perry _
I= Sunday-
Th- football team lost their gismo
here last Wednesday night and we _ -
- understand this elimates them from _ • O
the play-offs,
- Mr and blas. Janus Coates arid- ,pave to some,
- Mrs. Mabel Tyndall ware in Toronto se•e_Ihw►w els a extra ssfsA'��rrrNees A now week of N,a-Iw+ � t' ��
On Saturday and attended _the CNE -snick a reort Drlre b,,,t kes" SOW d.aea,ts sods ChevreleNs ,wake �kses/1Mc b. we
tp tA-•lfwky-Guard deer locks ewe
4s� 14 -CAsw s —with posh w down, the ode"', y+ kreic•ewdduteh lee sive
e
Mt, and 116es, . ii . Hockley and few dock era i•/' ear caw-kbe spewed awn hove, your •Igh!-Nese 1100/es pellets ikeiLe}leer b wee and hgek �IYkt se"
d Is sw
a , s -arse lad? -_ ` 11 r 't" hRpeAsof fir°` Wsl�v -
ed among the ladies at 'Whitby Rest es0m sari• a are /rp Is.
'Home on Sunday.. reeve.
enable IwprNk,d„1 tedlew—at as •sdn coal bes,Nye, � bampa►
Mr and Mrs R TansleY visited \ ,
!friends in Toronto on Saturday. - ---�
Rev. iL Lackey will conduct un- E.
%on services in the United Church
a - this Sc:snday and it i3 hopd flies the I {
€� Choir ;reacbe" w 11 be err hand to _ ..
Itad
lArs, Evans Ward has not been n whh
M r' g d health of late and we hope for at ' dy-`Y icswer s pen�eamic vktw of the rood - Reedss �T d -8IIt* r oRt P pw e n o d e "' fee m -
sipeedy recovery, r II,e m ( & p i t t
•s,d socvtly lhro0gh !h� nregnillpwf famed herica be --nese-div r cAlwo'
T'ivo large beekets of various kids °g Id Contra sweep of Chew•bt's wide s des1 11 1,16 w Dive er•kln CtAnti. M li k' swlowdfl-ddb
ea.sh at "eked heels a
+ - df mums and 'glads were placed It _ ti ifw extra -rig wiwdshteidl A wonderful "t rough P�'� reduce* br sig •n G•sCep—wem0r0pwhM
s
_
the front of tine United �1 Mrnlwg. AM cid.-fuopo1e ji + "step kin
clow ee round—drive caw. Is *a svporkly h 45 g dive up
y D3undap morning br of tk a fused inn ° �~ easily see all 4 tondws. on you sMd>t siiel flight sts nfssw leve{ damage from spilled
I�mily ad the late R E iFOrsyth, 4 rk N SN ri
• • Mr. and Mrs. Sam Taylor. 4ftd the: s
gawiira
'family soect last week at Culling--
�wood with relatives of 1lllrs-
Mise grown of Toronto, spent the
: /
week -end with her . sister Mrs. E.
,C. McIntya
re.
'
"'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tngies of Geor-
getown are wending the week -with ' �►-stNhing Is _ p • M e r f a 1 -
<3111rs, Arthur Ptrouee, eeNy • pleasure A he sw hh, and Big gas savings : enrctrFgl srif0m.rsh �►•
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnsott„ Mr. Chevrolet's with s ' t! new 140 h.p, etas -Hems Clwi,,w Overdrive Aske the «/akAe L
_end Mrs. Robert Jackson and Mr, �s,weeM i quick, silk. lkl s•v Perfectly caw,- '—li�dlteu In Chirrolet ower Miper.lhel late ems POnefi aAt)
smd Mrs. bfelvn Johnson attended —transmission. r cels 11A make : behlwd the wheel• 'i history} Ultra high comfoua power
lost 64002 sg„w ysfaws• Oakker
-• ms's" wt* g0se� � y e� Cf�r�i vi rr l N' s . ! r • star nlli N is 1!j weewe = yea ►oetly cover t h w�►MM w _
'the *metal of a sister of Mrs. John- b,$"Dgs See►- popular assns effkie" use N gasoline t Avenuble wish 6 !l et►leel r e r — 6
son's. M*�. Hamel Hickson, of Rich- aPeciofypf „t then erebehrst w;,,gtRes• le s �Nve
• :-:, - = lntind RM, who passed away alter ;
several month's illness. She was 66:
: The service was conducted by Aar
pastor Rev. • Higginson, of Richnsertd
O
:'Hill United Church. Nephews were
•
pallbearers. Her, death is the first of l `'
• : a family of eight. Her parents Mr. ¢ . •
¢oa►y whh doe► falces -
Wand Mrs, George Smith are now dem R _
- 'eased. After the death of her has-• ad Jumbo -Drum help keep doors softly
'band, Rev. Foster Hickson; who had - w a i { e d -t 0 -t h • -r ° sn,aNh that' the Brakes she in emergencies. Also,
with Chevrolet p luxuriously that's installYou held extra r
preached on thtr Whitevale C.rcruit " X99 ,r ear suspension1 So Sens malic drive with Pep fasl Pedal—BONDED roach inn at ts, padedcost, souls
_. about 1929 she taught school.. She. ins ore longer, sem aNenel you've got te powerglidel, Lightning R- Jng (no rtvefst broke pn, belts, padded inahvmeM .
Rear springs out- Ple if—the record. automatic doe I?.6►akes 1 EasY4 fin Panel, shoulder harness"
taught at Whitevale, north Markham, o.nted wider apaA srnashin getaway' ssingsafefy. for on alt 4 9
Thornhill and Richmond Hill.'She is ¢,de the frame -lock- g )unto -Fire Vol err wh s ChavrelNoffersthemell.
shill for added Pa COI4 eel
Y _ new c'"Ishinglyq'let, instantly Avai{oble with Vi �N)S)OPS, _
�� `3lirci�-ed by- a son, two daughters steady �cornerinq, e.pensive, it's easily the Ines, r '
'and one grandson. SKle was buried ;security• most modern Vg of all! 6 enq ou -
- = ` at Richmond Hill Cemetery.--- r o
- -- =-- ----------- Yo� �•� b.,r tn'°1' rwKs• i _
t V riiJh fJW
_BROUGHAM wee ►_►�,�. tdi� s v�
_.. _
,,,�
Mr. .and .firs• NVm. Ellicott; also p
Mr. and Mrs. Manson Ellicott return-� 1S 1�.. 4� P�"01 `
'ed home' after a very pleasant motor
µ _✓
• trip through the U. S. A. _ � '
J Word has Just been received from Everything in auto- Usually found only in In tJJC 1AS Q .CSU Soh
-.Mrs. A. J. Gra .mafle•power features high-priced cars—
Bell--
y„ who, has been in' Race steering gee►! Ball . dq D v``�,�.•►�"" `
r —a fir� ertip raises a
Ale Toronto Genes al Hospital for a Rra bearings reduce friction ro M -
sowers nt and rear
number of weeks, that she 1s improv- windows. Power a minimum to make steer -
bag and expects to spend the next' "_'Sloering,Powererokes leg smoother and sealer; K� -
r_.tw mceks at_ St.- John's Canvales� you name sed to !wake the steering -
:, ... :
cent Hospital at Thistletowls, avrolN has ifs 9 art vi-dorebh=—_--._ _ 'This is•good news to her many local
- - itriends• C -2656C
The morniztg service in St. John's _ _ _ _ .. - •oMiewl of extra seal
ry Qturlln ended yeierday. Next SLtn- ,
r _ Vdg9eptember. 2, the services will ■ _ ■
tor4be: Sunday School et 1',90 p. Cts;' and
ChurchP Service at 2.90 taxM isail: t �a-ax
. ittedr' tet Ra�r.. lid LsdW Will .
r }
, t
-
low
C CLEARANCE-
- MEN'S _ - 5
• Sport shirt clearance of papylar name - WOMEN'S
brand items. Shirts• usually selling at OF sport coats' and k
ets.
Stilt somi
�OR� :5.93. NOW ANY 'J good buys left here of fine quality
!S for / e" sportgoods selling atm
No _ - -
' thing like them for rugged weer _
year In and ----------------------------------- .> 1/3 REDWION f r CASUALS
_ year out. Made from ';' ' '• '�� w _
heavy quality senforked denim. - Clearance of two'ilnes of ladies'
Strong, durable belt loops. Featured r e _-_.__ _ hobs. Excellent quality
v3 henrrarrarstrsls. :... 11: L_L ARAC .:. - -- mer casual s
__---jltsaes- - irr- shades of -red
Of men's odd suits. Regularly selling Open heel and toe. Fine' style strop. V --
.. at $39.95. Some sults with 2 trousers. CLEARANCE Regularly selling at $3.95.
— ' 2•�8 I _ NOW CUUMNO AT -
Of mer;'s summer garden shorts. CLEARING AT — pAbt
-2899S
28 95 Regularly priced-at $2.98. Good qual- /
• tY grey and sand colon. i.67
Extra Pants 6,;9S _ ]Now 2.09 Each
y -
- - _ -
p.
- :: -� - • J. �I. BOY�� I�EPARTM•ENi� STORE ` , •,
STORE HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Sat. — 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Wed. — 9 a.m. to 12 Noon (Closed Wed. Afternoon); Fri. — 9 a.m. to 9 P.M.
P�ICIN6 281 '_.
::. PI IEESING 281
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• - a w
r.
MJSCELLANEOUS ALL TrPft of OOMCAM WORK
- _ "YOD D1;1Va T!� Fi88'f L1 ON" KA�Ti FERVIMED FLOODS
FOR gIIAL17�i$D T► SERVICE PICi�n% »HIVM �OOi[. DEPTIC TANS$ - TIEXPLAPCE8
APR BLOCS WORK
ARTICLES FOR SALE TO RENT sNTsxxA CALL - .,� ��0� � AM 8�s -- Fs�as �
iPSONX a terve
rIolQs a23aw ti•�/
LAWNMOWERS � RENT-furnished viriter's borne - _ TV AND SSD10 -
R'C1L 6ASy-nea and mooned Suit two. Phone Markham 9etM, SSORSrICLr t j
Wawa and hand-mowers at -
- I)INWIs COMING EVENTS 5y err -
Phone: Pilfering 6R4 Xf milo s-1 on
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PAPER COLLECMN - Your r�e�dty Resident Agent
FOR BALE .
r 'Ito be demolished and reaossed, the .2%o Oddtetlowa and Rebekah C. P. - 1RtALTOR tI�GNCS A4181R
bsra-sarage loested at rest of the T. m% hold another Collection d ! M1L%d' PBEVEPP! FiREB . /� - CASUALLTV - BOWS - AUTOM MU
'24okeebng United Church Dianne. Selvage Paper on Saturday,, Septem- - LIARitftY INlUlANC1. lTC. ;y
Will those interested please sob- bar -22. For pickup, phone-Picker- Sas• Your Furnace. Ch - =
unit teras to undersigned. Bids will . bw 116W1, �y Or - NK 101% AND LIST YOUR /ROPWW POR-EAU WTTB ' '�' ,•
be re•eived until September s, -19H- � Banner Cleaned With Heavy
eTTTS08�1ZFD Com R I L E. M 0 R L E
W. G. Men" -Evening Auxiliary loos 25, Pickering. Phone E7 WO:RK GUARANTEED
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_. __TOR SALE—white porcelain cook 1 Auxiliary. Pickermg. will be held on I SALES AND SERVICE - -
ptove, with reslrvoir, burns coal or September 6th at 8.30 p• m at the -Coleman-
srood: P:Ipes included, Reasonable. hoax of Mrs. Henry Westney: Please Coleman Space Herten
es
.Phone ATlantic 2-1331. b a• Dors Coleman Floor Water
meet
sing upped" Parcel for ,the'
White Elephant Sale,
: •. _ . -� . Trade -las Tahea On Above nesters _ I,�! o WArITED OIL ""ATING
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HELP WANTED = CLERI�EAI. CarpentiT of all kinds. homes and Oil. Coal. Wood Kitchen Stoves
9lhs11 or part-t.me. Call N. R. Short- shores. Reasonable. Phone; Pickering _
seed• Pickering 31. few adtec 6.00 P. m. 3UL.LER OIL -BEANO
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IGtrls interested is store work, full _ . -AJAX - &W
Piano Theory IN HOMES WITH OR WITHOUT BASEMENTS
Itime. Apply _cAroud's Food Market. --------_---
atoug�e Hills. ,•....• . >a -: LESSONS _ .. .. 'PLAIN - BLOCffB--------
CEMENT
OR ROCK FACED • +•
WANTED
nv PTcl�n�r Wi>a.t. AND CULVERT TILE -
s1 �TTc TANKS Coad Fumaces COnvet�ted To Oil Heart — '-
iCMID<NEY BUILDING!! �aastna �tse.lgea, �.�.e . UXBRIDGE CONCRETE PRODUCTS �•
amsdr•aetor or builder wanted b - PHONE 264W-
(po`nrtraet betel chimney on Picker- Phone MO. b-4101. Whitby Studio jun -
dg Village house. Work to commraee _;PICK 2UNG STUDIO ------------------------------- `PURNACES VACUUMED' 2441L PROMPT OIL RIIRNRR tRelMCE
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! #t cave Phone Pickering 182iV. t3L'PTTC TANS CLEANING .-,TERMS IP IM1111M - 13TRAMIS WnMW OUWAnM
----------------------------------- Osis Block North'Of'Smith. Lookers
Sesurwork and Baby-sitting _ ;
Phone: PICHEBL'�TG 157 PROZdP'T SEAVIf3S - DAY OR 1YENINo - PHONE AT. 2.tlq er 2400 - . Would like like to contact competent
breman in Dunbarton or Picketing ------ WALTER WARD --- WEMMT
W nity to clean, . and baby-sit one
.� and evening week A�� _ � ,SNE. J O H N'LAY
by
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Boz 404 News Otbft. IL 3MMM and a S RICE _-- -- �, L e _
IM Yearn Experience and -----
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K�� Q Dtl'JR1[AlR. 1� e. r
i� extra ifs and be yaw own Modern Equipment gy�•ggr I N S U R A N C E
-Dos• Sou our 250 guaranteed prod- Pbsite Collect - Streeftrme Oct. •' in Dundee St, 40WON' .'MORTGAGE CANCELLATION—FAMILY INCOME
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nets full or part time. Openings is .- 147W- w�Y. ONP.
yotar `attrrovadinga. F fats- Or WMte. �lhew�he Acta 1ia/asr)' _ — SUCCESSION DUTIES — `
tion C. Montreal -----=-------------=---------
ae W& -'9* to An - IM MDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY LWjT10
lsiniera sed Deoorateri darts area must in all famnies• Ex. W y 6.N so I"$- New � p
k, clean gusm- cadent commission. -
�p hour for Qwc Free samples e0�� ALI
geed first-class painting and, paper- with each orde Specials with free --------•-----=--- _
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bangine. Eric Stakes, Decorate:, R, products Mon thl premium, Free cat. oM: Pickering �8
. _ - Tei�ph P'ek
IL 6, Ftnkering. Phone 78W alogue and dela on request
- FAD�.EX, Stat' n C. Montreal
FOS THAT EXTRA BEDROOM------------- `
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OB BATHROOM. ANTED = -
SCALL - J. MARINES VNGRADP� EGGS - TOP PRICES �O �,. �'
CONTRACTORS - PICKERING PAM
Phase - 1119 Regular Pick-up ; AJAX LUMB.ER N, 'H. Mortgages Arranged • L11TLE BROS _ ALTONA Rb. C
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DOST BLIZZARD Plane: Pickeripg 227
LUMBER' AND BUILDERS,' SUPPLIES..'BOWL
Mose ivt:ins — ltepsirs All Typm 1aAVETRo1�GH1NG PLYWOOD PAINT ...'ARBORITE
Comoros St. — Pickering BARWOOD AVE. NORTH
Phone 36x. AND R�A1�s oPErrs DOORS A'ND TRIM -
-- Phone: Odums. RA 3-bP42 4 `
MANOS TIINEDT '--- --_--- -- SATURDAY, SEPTED M 1.
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Leave Your Name OARS WANTED -
N PIANO Tt7NI>ft -r- For Wreciing - _ WELL APPOINTED LUNCH BAR �ta>fion Ralad and No. Z Highway
VC be In this village on Tuesday of /cLIZSON - - `:PHONE: AJAR 476 -
Yseart week Anyone wishing Pianos PitsNt Pickering 110J4
Wned and cashing to take advan- or ATlantle z�iw 'POR EARLY ESERVATIONi TU-EPHONE PICKERING ,366 - - -
illtte of this oPPM-tuWty, Phone 157 = - -
PiekeraK• bee.. AJAX 1045. - -