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PICKEBING, GA-13 -” FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1956 6 Cmk Per Copy Post Office Dept. Ottawa, Ont,
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Township council were informed at
F their meeting on Monday night that i —DICKERING �ILI.AOE
the Ajax-Pickering hospital for the
_ :months of January 1 to, August 81, Miss Mildred MacFarlane has jus! _
1956, shows a deficit of $19,151.12. ; returned {dro¢n a'h•-)ilday 1" Pasadena,;
x $ r A request from the- hospital for Cal., wfuie there visiting Hollywood.
i I grants was made. The request stated j and met a number of movie Stara, �
i that $5,009 was needed immediately, ; including BobH e.
er a` g or
"' The
helitg-ra is be broken between_- C t _
Carolyn Smith; daughter cit Sri ,1
A q Pa and Mrs, W. Lavern Smith; has en•! ;
" " y Iowa: Ajax, $2,250; Pickering Town-; rolled at Wheaton College; WheatoTn.'• _
ship, $2,250, and Pickering Village.: �„ as a Senia-' atudi2nt. She will
$560.
major in nursing, i
The township tabled the matter un- Dr. W. W. Toa:linscn will attend
1' r til they have a few more details as. _
toadministrationcosts. in,t„ctrsl.iMed•icineaate Surgery and - -
_ __largedieputat-the Hamilton
Road and vicinity waited on council' General Hospital this Reek-end. Mrs.' _
Tomlinson wiH- aecom nhint to•►
with regard to a footpath along the y a ,
Altona Road between No. 2 High- ! Hamilton.'
'and the 1st concession. Tho John Stork was admitted to Ajax',
_ anon
felt that the cost the too I kee:, isoimproving as 11 as
cagn be ex-1 '
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To go ahead �a ith the protect it Pro >I }
_ i ; require that fi6 per cent of the owners,
Police toured the_ rear. -
_ T _ and 50 per cent of the assessment Knapo J4-,�•ellry store had been !or-i a
would have to . be- agreeable to jt.! ced' on-'Wedaesd'av afternoon. It set'
• Reeve Newman stated that in view of off the burglar alarm. The ,iCnapg'sl k
the large number opposed to the pro- were called home from Toronto, buttl say
ject. it was doubtful if it would .be fou-•i._ trnthing missing.
carried out- Mr, Re-b White 'has returned to•1
Fhe seeerstlaM of one family are The family- settled bs Toronto. Sine stili 'lives st »T and sag It was moved that the chairman of; her ho-v'e from the Oshawa 1rospitar, c'
bs the above Pboto. 1919 the family have spent snmtners Wayne b tlr�! Tither of three-9ceek- School- _
repreveaded Area No. 2 or someone from I following surgery on tier foot, Sh6l
Ores"Te" Grandmather Atm. Min- at Frenchman y Hay, More recently old Caren Lynn Fells. The Pbe� the board be added to the Township, will be cdnfine3 to bed foi a while-1
- sale ]LeDmnell. is 64 years old. She It became their permanent posse. was taken as the Aja: Hospital planning Board. a -
eaaN w Canada from Loadosa, Ear. Great-grandmatner Mrs` J. A. Wells where Karen•wss born and where -----------' _
Council received a letter from Aja:i - -
to the effect that Ajax wanted it SPORT NEWS
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. .eriih Lar parents whoa ave Tsasr old. lives In Sarasota. FIs. Her son Frank SThs. SLeDo�eH if new s Patient: .7
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derstood that their brigade will not
give fire protection to Pickering ! .
Taxmship. Be'ougharn_ Intermediate ball team
WEDDING OF BROUGHAM-AJAX INTEREST - Claremont Village trustees and fire Play Meetric at the Brougham Park _
a' men will meet with council on Oc- on Saturday, September 29, at BOOEI
tober' 9. to. discuss_a new agreement p, m,, in the first game of the finals
with the township. for all Ontario Cbikinpionshio. Elie-
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r, 1111 - by all t+eports are still hard to beat.
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. WEDDINGS. __ }
: t 1At Kiwanis School Fair
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`' •, Pupils of Pickering Public School A wedding of interest. to Brougham
did well at the Kiwanis School Fair
r people took place on Saturday, Sept. -!
j ast Fri and Saturday. On Fri ,
moi' 22 at the home o! the brides parents, .
lay, nine schools competed,- in the when Miss' Georgina
field meet and Pickering came our on Elaine Duncan. :
g daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George*..
top with 78 points. Next were: Dun- _ -
: Duncan of Brougham became the
carton 46, West Rouge and French- bride of Harold Edward Clayton,-son - -
man's Bay-tied'with 32, Rouge Hills of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Clayton of
.. '' 28, Rosebank 11, Fairport 9 and Base Toronto. s r
Line b.
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The bride, _ given. - in marriage by.
Q � .� �- On Saturday the e:itibits were her father, wore a waltz lepgtJ+ 6mrrf
judged in. the large tent and all of white elmbroidered ,nylon with fin-
Abe.-- r
' +chools turned in work in the various <'
yyR-' { 11;11 _ rlaasea, On the trrounds Was another ger tip veil and carried a bouquet of
+ mixed Rowers.
�. cent housing a conservation project The matron of honor, 'bars. 'Fred
and' information by the Dept: of DeClaire wore a waltz length gown
Lands and Forests. Some woodcraft
on blue net over taffeta and the
jy High 'School 'pupile was also dis- junior bridesmaid, Miss Kay Duncan,
played here. wore a waltz length p e S
The Kiwanis held an gtiction of gt Sown of : pink i n t
w ` over taffeta. They both carried mixed
t, used articles and
the kiddies had a I flowers,.
- :rest on the small rrterry-go-round. The, beet--rtra'�T- • Nina Mr.
Walter-In the ball tournament Pickering! Clayton of Toronto. Rev. K. Lackey
and the Ba were playing off in the!
" inal and at the end of second in.
!performed the cerembhy. 'Organist
rein with no score it started.to in -
•� s' Miss Barbara Stew-art vii Alark r.
The game will be played tonight . sThe lawn wedding+ was '
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(Thursday) ��-��--� ��rt�?arrtamn-ttowers:-FoTT�ir:ing��i•ecep-" ..
under floodlights. tion at the home of the bride's par-
The '
Kiwanis are again to be •cob- en the happy couple left fol a rip
mended for the fine job they are do-'to the Laurefifians. - �r>+-
ing in making this fair possible each Oa .their. , return, they will reside
year forourschool children. I in Toronto,
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Council Makes Offer
'Rota ions Visit
sad AJa: people took place recently I and .lira J h Bar k, Broom Barbara, Brace, daughter of Mr, and •-
of interest to Brougham abave with their wedding party For Dumbarton ly ion Pk.
u- Mrs Murray Bruce, of Ajax. _
jp St. Paul's Church, Ajax, Pictured` Sham Mrs. Bar li the • former �. COO pe r' Blot -
c Mr. Allerton of the Dunbarton Lc- I Following their. regular diene: "•
gion waited on council on 3Ionday
meet'r,, on Moeda n:
P. D. H. S, 1956 Football Schedule night and on behalf of the Legion 3' night, members •
Store-
stated -that due to financial difficul• O� Pickering Ratary Club became thpr
,�. R. Boyes Dept. Store guests of Rotarian Ken Cco '
Junior Lifts Tractor ties they_would. like council to take isited and toured the, huge Cooper,
their.park land at Dpnbarton off their
dosed—Reopens In Oct. _ hands. They asked $6,000 for the fire Plant on the Station Road. f
Wednesday, September 26 " acres but requested a 100-foot front- We believe the trip was something;
The J. R. Boyes' Department store OCCI at'Pickering, 2.00 P. M T� Free' Man age for future use.. - .of an amazing revelation to most_ r
Mporsrlly closed;
We understand Thursday, October 11: _ Council moved to make the offer The primary activity 'st 'this plant is
$hMit will re-open in, a week or two I Pickering at DCVI, 3.00 P. M." A Pickering Township farmer Earl to purchase the parcel in its 'entirety the manufacture of cement blocks
sal will continue in the clothing line .{{ Friday, October 5,`— Sha k, managed to lift part of a at $6,000 and will use the land for the for the building trade. Practically
bo an a more extensive basis. I heavy tractor, single-handed on Tues- time beim ✓
i Ajax at Pick'eiing (exhibition - 2,00 g, for storage for the road everything that 'can R;g dc;ne Try ar
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day'to free a companion trapped be- de artinent. The offered down 'machine is being done—one Ratar: `
I Tuesday; October 16, — p Y �� • • - - -
pUNBARTON UNITED CHURCH neath it. - and the balance •b February 1 1957. ian commentingsaid "Who said the'
is ckering at OCCI, y i'Y
Anniversary Services ' ! Ted Krainyk was thrown beneath Deputy-Reeve Lawson was 'against age of 'automaton Ts still to . come ,
esdgy, October 23. • — • . ' �,
SUNDAY NEXT the tractor when it, overturned _ on the-move. He said that he felt a bet- ,'it's here", he added.
- DCVI at Pickering - 2.00 P. M. wo miles went r site --
k s-farm._i.
3i - _ - y - - , • , e plant and machine was -all
hnniverssry Services will be" hell Brougham, He was taken to'Tbronto larger site was b deed and that he o e^ation during e `
Pickering at Ajax - P g the tour, and •
ih ,Dunbarton United- Church next Western Hospital, with a fractured didn't like to unload- this -debt on an eaoh 'from the vel i '
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8aoday, In the macrung, the pastor, Pickering Vglase Council pelvis and internal injuries. incoming council. step _ gra pit to the
Mr. Shirk said • later "he did not The rest of council felt it was a finished .block was followed by.-the: t.
�, J. W Wilkinson will take the �•�p,
service, and the local choir will pro will boli its regular aw�thly meet- knbw 'how he was dile to lid the good in.vbstment at the price, al-
;vias the music. At the evening ser- ins In the Council Chambers, on— actor". though they too didn't like the idea In the Cooper Block Plant we have t
flee, Rev. G. H. Thoaaas; of Mark- df h6ldin - the only maJoer industry located with � _
bum 'gaited Church will reach and FRTIDAY, OCTOBSii 3, - 8.09. P. 'X there is no money budgeted for such
p STANDARD TTISIE TWS COSl1ING - an item. this year and it was felt that The thanks of the members of the, �.
!ieKok by tlte_ Cffaar Grove Zion BRUCE A, HOGARTH At1NDAY � Club is expressed
ebo,, _ _.__ !._ the $500 down payment was all that seed air, Cooper
_ _. • , . ` .. -ice% W - � O� could be spared. ..a� _the interesting tone, � �t
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our 'nice weather seems to have
- -- - -- +very humid. But if the weatherE
M " ` is dull the news isn't. A confer•
+ ' enceregarding the ill in the
Mid W
Middle East-what will happen
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afterwards is anyone's guess.
Political convention in the. Un-.
.'!Dear Anne. Hirst: I am 20, +man by any means and your
y ��y ''`' a" ited States; controversy 'still
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mayactive over Marilyn Bell's 'swim;
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•. Y 1n love wi a• .- � IJ•
to 'years old. He aaya,he loves + postpone the desire for a se- and an nl�ematidnal convention —
me, and he has'proveq it 'many • dentary life for years. When s ; of Entomologists in Montreal-
in :
ata s. He has all the qualities + you become 40 and 'are- stili � in our language a discussion ab-
Y out insects. I wonder if it will.
'Df being patient, generous and +full of life, would you have to be brought to light that the in-
'understanding. ' I've been seeing • give up the good times this ; , _
him for two years, and during •older girl. already misses _so r '� crease in insects is probably due
this + h? Can you look down y e decrease in birds. And - -
time I've never taken any muc a-::, to the _
real interest in anyone else. • the stretch of years that lien s y tile decrease in birds could
! ahead and believe you. will be it- be -they are- being destroyed -
\ : We get along perfectly tope- v by chemical weedkillers now
ther as far as feelings and ideas • - 'entirely �satisiied with him to
are concerned; I am always so ;the end. .Can. You take the f " so much in use? And now the
"contented in his company. chance. :� o8=that odoesn't•
*-- Has . the man proposed to .. -
�.; ¢y f .y typing any easier s' am
power has .;
- `"I knew that such a thing . make
you, or are you taking it for ,
would not be socially accepted, grad I have come to the end of d
but I've been so much happier +granted that he will. Ido not , N yyi 1"a
wish to arouse doubt in your y my copy.
every way since I met him
- - ` in ed + mind, but it seems rash to be - �. 'Bye until next wee)g. _..
Do you think I am right in seeing. + marriage unless' FIRST LESSON'S COMING UP-Determined ex resion of teacher
hiim, and perhaps thinking of + yon iaensure he is, too. Two Elizabeth Kohl should be a clue to Paul Hindes that umchew- 1 Modern child has longer life
g the health of most
(marriage. + years Is a long time to date _ . In in school is frowned upon as the blase, bubble-blowingexpectancy, - Y
-- SLIGHTLY CONFUSED" • just one man and then discov- youngster registers for the fall term, • North Americans has so improv-
'What Of The Future? • er you have wasted your time that
during- the- present century i
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'If you have. dated this man + because he "isn't the marrying
. that a baby may be expected to
"since you were 18 and are so • kind " If he has not spoken live over twenty years longer 1
" contented with him, it is likely • of the future, why not practice than offs born in 1900. _
* you and he wound have an ad- ' the usual methods of bringing
• rAirable marriage at, least for. • that 'about-
+ a.vtdle. He seems-ta'be genu- + And what does your family Wardrobe Wonderd
• ine and devoted to ybu, and • think?.. to the fact you are so at home . - s�� •`��� ry
It is ,not for me to-say�es -- - -
• with him is a valuable' asset . Con- a
Is in any permanent relationship. + Si No to your - HRONICLES
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- - - - aider the situation as coldly �. t1►
'• The question is, would you • as you can. You are in love, - - F •
", be satisfied with him as a hue- • but you are too intelligent to $ '
as the years accuriud0p,, alone.
- _ T • When your litter-game I re - - .•
• called one from a girl, 27, who —
' had married a'man ears older. A Lad Worries Q a
y "Dear Anne Hirst; For a long -
i• I tacked, it up, and quote her CTarQ.ti'�.C�. Unz Q, C tQ,.�: pre
• - '• dissatisfaction: I. do love m'y 'while I've liked a girl 14, three' -
'• husband" she claims "but he years younger than myself. Her _
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Wends tease us about each other =
u too settled to like the things .. _ t
• I do. We neuter go anywhere which embarrasses her, but I no- We have" come to-the"'end" of that B.1d. Earlier in the season
• except to visit my mother, to Lice she doesn't deny what they -a perfect week weatherwise one of the heifers escaped from
_ _ • a movie every few months and 2Y; they say she likes .me. too,' - and a very busy one.• I have the pasture.' Partner couldn't
• to church a few times a year. but she's never said so. I date been trying to keep ahead of think how she got out until be a
I used to love dancint and I other girls, too. so People won't ,the garden, and partner has went along by the fences, At )
9• haven't been on 's dance floor know how much I think of her been' busy cutting hay; all one spot last winter the survey
but I dant go -with any one of <,
_ * since 1 married:.. I am lone-
them too often, among the stakes set out by the , -ars had been cutting brush and
some for the good times I've Department of Highways, More made a hole in the fence. Part _ _ a
• given up and would be glad "The girl doesn't let me know about that later. ner fixed it up by using the
• to have with ham, .but he isn't I how she feels about me; how can ; Beans We shall hardly- brush to fill the gap. Some time
• interested... We have a nice I find out? (You've tel me
dare to look at a bean atter Tater, unknown to us, the sur- •home, a car, and money in'the " befare titres, but I'm more wor- even them away and cooked-ueyors Were back, a sam tl to. l i 4�.• awhile-_ We have eaten them. _ y bank, but what good are ma- ;tied than 1 a ae 'and t depend { ome w a the sine s• :. : g I da s ark t s poL , , �` u
tenial things`rvben you are un- 1 an you.)
M. _, them :for the dogs. And still � -They puller! the brush away and _ .
2" JIM -
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M owm..g_- an( left the gap exposed No wonder
mils at 40 u not_an. old Date the other girls, too, and second sowing almost• res y
I had not meen her the rest of the I _
observe them thoughtfully--; Beets and carrots are growing r
• each one can help you better -fast . top• , but _.the "peas are not rattle would no doubt have fol-
. =' Dress-up Linens understated the' feminine sex, quite so rewarding.. The apples. I _lowed r -
- •''• which is important. As the also keep me busy -although ii I We- have' a notice from the '. • ,
• , - • girl you like sees you with the is a .;ort of 'race between `the i Dspar:ment to the effect that -1
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0 � •others, she may groat more in- twm neifr.rs and myself -to see compensation will; be paid [ot `
_ terested. --.wha gets the apples Brat, Early any - damage done. Fine-
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' Her age implies, her shyness. In the morning the heifers are- :how can a farmer assess the 4605
'" • so see her when you can 'but around the harvest apple tree trouble he goes to in getting a :
^"` • rion't "rush her. As for your gobbling up the windfalls. When • heifer bark to pasture? Or how
•friends' teasing, show her you they_ retire to a shady spot to can we put in dollars and cent I w ward- -
' can laugh it oft; there you
Mak- a wonderful ne
g chew their cud I sneak out and the worry it was to me having robe - from this ONE dress
F .�.
won't be embarrasoed. get in my innings, shaking the .Partner on a power mower pattern". Vary. the neckline
If her'motber allows boys to = -tree by the :branches -until I weaving. his way in and out
from mandarin dollar to a- -Jog,
_ _ • calla do that. It would be have enough apples to fill a "'among the' `stakes and finally squared beauty; sleeves in three
" smart, though, to stay with the, pail, -which gives me about five i .having to finish the job by cut- ' smart versions. Easy to sew, a
" group fora while until the girl quarts of applesauce when they I' aroune the stakes with a scythe. • joy •* wear - those sleek. slim.
•matures _a .bit and .has more are canned- I cook the apples- The trouble is the fellows ,that
A self-confidence. Good -kirk! PP I lines. arq pure flattery for your
with the peels on and then put come 'around are , not deliber figure:
' « the pulp through a rotary col- xtely ~careless; they just don't pattein 4605: Misses' Sizes
- ander: That way we have ap- understand the little things that 30, 12, i 4, 16, 18, Size 1$ takes
- ^ Fire is the girl who hesitates
_ before she accepts a 'inns twice plesauce all winter, whether we 'are important on a farm. When 3% yards -35-inch fabric. 1�
her age. A safe guide Is a letter ave apples or not Some people the men were around driving in This Pattern dasy t-o use; sim- ,
to Anne Hirst, whose long ex- Wonder why I bother with can- the stakes Partner said to them: �ple to sew, is tested iqr fit. Has
:perience is at your service. Write ning at all when there- are 'only _'What's going to happen it I complete illustrated instructions.
,her at Box 1, 123 Eighteenth St., the two of us now. °I 'wouldn't want to plough this Reid?" One Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS' •S
New Toronto,'-Ont. if we bad a deep freeze, but we man- answered:.: "'I guess you (stamps cannot be accepted, use
--_ haven't. and I am not so sure won't want to do much, on this postal note for safety) for this
that it is really necessary now, land by the time we get = pattern, Print _.plainly SIZ)!lti -----
11 I can fill a few dozen sealers through!" How true-the only NAME, ADDRESS, S T`Y L E �r
- we .are sure of having. enough. .trouble is 'surveying the land NUMBER
: stuff for our own use and some doesn't keep tht; weeds from
- " ' ' '�:'• thing ori hand for weekend growing. in spite of the fact bend order, to ANNE ADAMS,
• .. 123 Eighteenth St:, New Toros-
", homecomers. that there is plenty of agitation to, On'.
Each" day, wfien I am through from various quarters to keep
+ 1. with canning Arid other work I the `flald 'clean.
•% ' • • ` +' `�%�'-%' like'lo get, upstairs to my room. Well, it's Monday now and
650 ' , " And how I am enjoying
-it. I am
away 'from everythtng and yet
R'hat- prettier w•a,� to dress not away For three days last w777
up linens! Embroider. this • week I was• looking down on r� \ "
graceful old-fashioned gill and ? i the.. field where Partner was ° y'
:t.• _ tilt flower-arb°rf Idd I n fi cuttinghay-whicFe was uite'an' €
het „a,
frosty-white eyelet ruffling for advantage hecause I was. afraidher sk•rt. all 'the time he might, run into.
Pattern. 650:-Embroidery plus` • a stake and get thrown off the;;
mower 'If-he.had-well, -with a a yk
ready- made eyelet! ,Transfer of , G
' o er o« er h could
2 motifs 5_x13; one 8x16 inches. power m an ing
_ .happen
Send TWEoTbe -FIVE c ted Nu a yy i4� The field where he was cut= y. S
(stamps c p I ' ting is one' where the highway r
.. has e
postal note for safety) . for -this . propriated land for High-
pattern• to' Lwra Wheeler, 123 LOST AND FOUND-"When in way 40I. It 'has iron ' stakes,
t wooden stakes and steel fence
`.Eighteenth St. New Toronto, , trouble-SQUAWK! Apparent-
Ont. Print _plainly , PATTERN ly' ihot'was the 'pririciple' that Posts here and there across the n
Ni1dIBkK: your NA51E and saved this rare palomino Shet- field. Partner didn't want the -
ADDRESS. land pony-colt from who knows hay but the field -was weedy -so
yv`hAt fate: It's shown with its -hhe felt it -had
d h o be gust, Hee -
- Our iti.ft td you . -two - Wun new a won ave-qui a' jo
cful = pa eii-ries Yoe -S ourseif: a
'Robert-S. Gault, who h -he- ht -he knew _
our home - printed in ..our -� raises tiny Shetlands as
a hob- theugg- -
_ y b The on was stolen, but where every stake had been put.. `
Laura . Wheeler Needlecraft Y• pony He was wrong-there were a
book for 1956; Dozens of other abandoned next day. • Gault few, ,,nQt -properly --
•marked, that
believes the, screams of the un-
` ` tisw designs to order -crochet, he didn't know anything about.
- - kYiitti-ng ,embroidery, iron-ons, weaned pony, uttered when-it- -He knew where they were when DONT ROLL- QqT OF BED-Suspended by piano wire, 'floating'
novelties. Send 25 cents for is hungry, frightened the. thieves he ran into them,even buckling bed, above, was shown of tFe Ndtiorial'Hofrie F6rnishirigs Show.
copyoi {ti's iioofi NOW —with so_ that they were •afraid to. one of the guards. Steel stakes Model Ryna Kitlnan poses aboard the unusual slumber acces-
' Rett patterns printed in itt keep the animal longer, were not the only trouble to - sorry. = - " -
--- - -- -n nkt%lJam, Duncan who were ma.
rigid recently. The was filled Miltoa •Pegg and Wei' Mr,
Rhe regular .monthly meeting of to capacity, and the beaut fol and nastted a s.
alhe W tn' Loatitute will be held uset& Presents showed the high es- lslans fort Annual Meeting.
ter' out the -� -•f
- on Tu the young couple are --__
' e� altertnoon October 2nd. teem in which - - - ---•.
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one week held. The eLin Closed with a
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earlier •than usual; The piogciim will baunglul lunch. . and later as the TO CAMDI'j`OD,S
Ibe in charge'ot Mrs. H Barclay, The guests were about `o leave, the mus- A1VDR8 _ -
• _ Rrmi��+,•� . • , -fashioned. LCharivari was _ .. • '""'
[or the Sick Room"., hostesses; Mrs.heard and enjoy y - `` y ~»
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• et. E1libott, Mrs. J. Bradshaw and Mt$: ^YVdn Zerd9tl, 01 8ar-ie, vis= For Kalnat .the Ealste art Jain • . • -
Mas. Davis fled her grate Mrs. Matthews + late of toe V W
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one b�+ is the m�e of Datn-
The rpgular weekly, euchaes; spore dhy last week Tow ip of Picker- •� O 3' _
in iJae Coanty of Ontario, (lea- - ` f 9„ l `.3,n .w - • �`.,
so-ed by the Women's Institute gill Congratulations to Mr, attd Mrs, etaaa, who died ant 1 ,
art ftr the fall and winter Antis Verson Elli.,•ott op the birth of a aboat Ebbe
z. 'i..,::a► day JcIIY+ , ars hereby
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a ---=-�'.u: �w� �, a " •,., - e sun, - -
the T Hall. Come out. gip¢ Mr. aaa'�, xs CnaCii n4v_frrd tz=girl;�r p �alsra ari
a pleasant evening. of Toronto, visited �, Lam;'On on t� � n�4� not later
Mrs. D. A. Beeik Bind Mrs. Matt- Saturday afternoon. Mini, 19.% after whish z
hews called on the latter's brother jets. J. Todd: of Oran, was call. time the said Est"* will be •
Mee tiffs Routley of $rooklin, one ev- Ing on old friends here on Saturday, sled having 'regard - may to those
claims of
ening last week - taveaitsg, whish the sualeisi�sei
nei9ee at that tkne.
Mr-and Mrs. Ken Pasom and fans- Mrs., E. Knapp. Barrie. and Des. E. DATED at Toros thta LLt Y
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Tord= Oriilia, called on their aunt
fly vistaed on Sunday with trienda in of September, A, D. MCy-
Oshewa. Mrs. Matthews one day last week.
Mr, and Mrs. John Knox and the
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taatil7.of HanVton visited his par - Fedeestlon Of AgrUatlture _ Ad'"Inistrstor. ease Noun Taylor. '
—eats Mr. and Mrs. W. A Knox an The first of the fall meetings g Joy. Baker sad Lawsaaaa, Dae rtatera, r,
Agriculture iti etc• Room 16". Sae Day ilk Terata. y
. the Federation of
The "Yotmg People" of Claremont On-tario CouL.y, a Directors' . Meet-, • * • w ': =
Vaited Church took char" of the ing, was held at the home of John_ NOTWN TO CtRmrr*=
" service here on Sunday afternoon. flamer, Myrtle • The aseeting was AND 07MM
dtte -to the absence at Row. Lackey held to d*uss plans ftr the -winter .
*fto W" preaching at the a=IW meetings rind it "TM decided that all A11 aeditera seal e/itaer'o hawing
nary' services -at rMnkilord, aach meetinp for the coming season eiahma alainat tabs snot* at Albert-
credit is due these young l eop a for would be held in the coanmuna Loy-ley
. 1 'ty _ Bsoa„ life at as Towrarht•
-Ithe ab% and'-'e.h-manner -in- halls--and-waiuli be aper to an tar. ' #Wkarias;-I*-&* E7eust, of-Ont- i - - --- '
_ whin they cotuSucted the servke. men. 'The first srteetiags would be aria. =etlred t3aeitsar, wire 4W +
•Bpeclal mention for the aotandfd' 'a the first Wednesday in October on or aboral the ltth any or Amil, • 1
sermon delivered by W. K Nortop. and would be held it -tie 19b1S, are hersbs retptrs&. to silaltwar
- DayNot Savtns Tiaiie ermaei to an EWL parltealam at are 01w- to frits ,Ater-
ward this earning Sunday, so do not - 1l h. TD=4r w asked to attend signed not
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lair+ aMtit-betobar ItWa, �•� i • �-
target to set back -your nods. the Directors Suing In Tar'atto. UK atter whin":t1aa4,t`w sail b-
- -- Mr. and Mrs H. Russell and farce- due to the V"ss of lsrm work for tate wM to • re-the onl�. •."
A vary pleasssrt evening was geld Ptaas were laid for the Annual the
. -ellow, isndolflDRQ? JIl7lstp 1R7halll.
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mnna last week•when stnxted to write *r. Ooodt,
home d W. grog Um C,e^rtte jtee+f}tt.rad the Secreta•? was !n- Class.
Muncao one ew_
• ■ q4fooer of triettds- and neighbors Minuterof Axriculture, for _the Adv+eInmter ware
- .met to show their respect and tine- Prowsn`ce o! Qatarlo, to inCite h `ln .*e._-lsyrw._ ,r•t ,•Laween wn�a••1,
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A!s . a miaeellaneous shaver to I to be guest speaker at the d'uinec' it,. pow n trs r* Pia- at ywwo,
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t 14Vr Eimer Robertson of Uc Tl , Preei�}ent 1O DOWN PAYMEM ' �=
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` _ .olution had been Oassed by the sleet- - ----- - -------- .
` Resolved that the. General Ex- hrarorous readiage b! Mrs, Arch
STA-ti-DARD -T=
Tewnship of Pickering ecuve Cd Ontario Riding Federal Bell.. The Lone St- Ranch Orches- ------------
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y oonservat:ive Aasocea on ,e "reef a �.• i/
g Hon. George Drew the heartfelt re-' the evening.,The young couple re- ��, ANI) BCRLELR
I hereby proclaim that the Official ,-� at the Association that he has, ceived many pretty and useful gifts 'r1Oi/Zg An[�he1 �f r� 8 !L
_ \ 'i'Iam of the Township at Pickering fte health reasons. foui'xl iti aecessacy for their homtet IM" Points, mceth L L C�A36 % ®�, t
_;ski be -Eastern St;adatd Tim1e, nom► - to- retire froes the o -leadership of ,the of Oahawa. Best -wishes of this cam. w • ! (<I B8
paeneiug on Sunday, September ie, P%rty ata time when.he has reached rrasnity go with thein. 900028
'"Go, as 2.00 A. BE new heights (9 esteem and regard Keith, Ronny and Ricky- Batty. of
Proclaimed a: eh• ti'llla6e of Brow. by Conservattves everywhere. and in Hrooklin. rpent the week-end with NO DRIVING WORRIES -.. Gordon = 'y
r • -,p'ham. this 236h day of BsF--j the ettimstion of the people_ of Can- -their uncle and aunt. Mr: and rtd--s- ..
NO PARJ(ING TROUBLES _
WM G,'lti-EWBdAN, Reeve Heft Qtithrte
Mr, andUrs. Walter Hollinger olt b�>Q ARDS !
� (ARES ARE 'LOW .._
Townihip cc Pickerug. Cherrywaod spew two days -last
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_GOD �� T Qzr�r (G R Ef N W O O D - :a eek with Mr. an d3�. rred Puck_- DBBAIYA — TORONTO IZCS�IN<i 3'90
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_ ST_4rTDAtiD T30their tamtlies e�oyed a corn Toast r• arui Mrs. Cooper Hath and thy' 26 Tripe awry Day via tt'lglaway 7.
Ichildren of Orangeville, visited on - l�=D TDESDilZB APfD �N
R' VRlsge of Pickering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C E and Semi" via y !61
F.PTEd�ER 76► 1166 regi on Friday evening. Sunday at the horse of 31r Mia Highway 1h-TO
- - - - f -*Uffl .ls, ,g The Sigma C. Hays' Club held their GOO'M -
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• I hereby peoeIlkn a "the OflleW first rrr�g atter the summer hol- - -
BROCK ROAD _ .= .�
I d-- she a plsKo at rlakeefns idays, on Tuesday es ening, and near SetwoaA ?ORON " and
tM-leame
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September 30, 1994, at We are greased to report that .Hob• -Shock lot___$_
_,N A. 11L of Piby Clarke has returnee} home. of their Executive rusting-dia
on Tueoy - N zw YORK �, f
Proelalzzod at the Vniage, ck- tei spending the suessner in the Hos- with fourteen tuMbera present. They .. N .�.
4�, thin ma - bay of 6eptem_bar. Dltal dor 31st Cchildren sad Thistle- discussed Plana for the tsazaar to be 'TCB�CAOQ � fDBiONfs IIOi� - `M
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town Convalescent - Hospitals. held mi< Nov. 2nd, It- was decided to KONRZAL ��� �. 04,46 y s
Rr,LrVE 'Several trnm Greenwood attend- hold a work meeting ca October 1; !!A8'I'• GIIAZANi•!!!8f >6Q'AQ/
�i RDI. E kering ed the Ontarm (County) Co-Opera- also a grocery shower and to give OTlallA ._.....-.......... .11216 to all aaalras
• •1r'- N'irlste of Pickering ,
: 1T GOD SAVE T99M QUP04 tive Medical- Servtces supper meet- parents in opporieastty to meet the -- RADW6 TSLZVIMONt, DUM -CON .
-, _I.- -- m8 at Au -on Wedtsesdav even- new. teachers. Any neew�conmm in the AND FURUC ADDR11" SYSTZW
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* Thomas Douglas ing. community will be giovm a wawa � KsoMOD LECTROXW =RV9=
- . - _• Mesas John and Richard Gerry at arelcode. Refrealiments will be ser- v�'�s .+�•�-,
- The death'bocx Glace at his home Toronto called an Mr, and BL-s. Wes. ved !SONE 46 llebsrhsg'77J! Break =d. Noetll
on Wednesiay. 23 Glencstrn Ave.. Sadler on .Saturday. 1VIrs. H-- Harrigan, of Sear+bcaro:
'Toronto. 4f a to:•mer-resident of this Mr..Andy Morden is in Picker- with Penny and Brad.-spent the end - = ••YAC CXX "M. a"
Village. Thames Douglas, in bis Sind ing-Ajax' HospiiaL His inany -friends of the week with Mr. ss
and Mia. Ru_
a _ year. hope he will soon be enloy'ng good Boys• -
Mr. Douglas will be ceme:nbered health Again. Miss Aletha Hasler- of Vancouver,
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_ . by 'our tide: residents. Born in this h&. and Mrs, Gerald Henning, ,Miss niece ct Mrs, Hughson, visited thein I F
Village, he and Dire: Douglas. -(the Beatrice` McLean attended a Young on her svaY home ftp Europe,
xcr nres Sadie Burrell, of P.ckering) People's Soirtbwl Retreat at Col- Mr. and ,l s. ant �' - -- - --- - - - - --- --- a
Hoaegood, woonWaxBix
7msoved to T�-onto many years ago umbos on Sunday. Toronto and Mr. Eiger HOugton, of - . :
Following an illness of one week Sunday School and Church ser'v*- Bradford, were visitors with Mr. and 17-'(� ��wq i�� ,- 1 (.
-prom pn��, he passed away on ea vrill be withdrawn at Greenwood Mme' Cornutt on Sursdhy.. Oa Mon- Mr, and Mrs Steve Bernath, wlso ,
Wednesday nioming, on Sunday. Septersiber 30, All sie day-they had W, Fred 'Edwards,. celebrated their 76th wedding ahniv- �i=!6�
- - IMF. Douglas is survived by his invited to Worship With the- Mount Lk-law and Mr. and Mrs. E Gary this, week were given aash- - 1RHLT ani IliB'i'AIi.>•
�Ovidrw; daughters Helen; Mildred Zion c-cngregation in their Centen- Lrdwards and Mr. I'Regers, Toronto- 'prise Darty at Kno46
b Hotel 67 their �� �� -r
f(Mrs. A. Ha:tchisonl; Dorothy. (Mrs. :a-y Services, commencing at 11.06 A shower rotas held on Monday ev- Zsanily. MOKIL J
Ya'tes); and son: John - A dsugh- and 7,30 •p, m The Very Reverend ening at the school for Mr, and Adis Sunday School will be herd at 8.00
-ter, !Mary., p- some George Dorey
•-edereasgd tiiaa :•D. D.,.L L D. wall be �udash, who were �sartied recent- p. ai with Miss Keith its charge.. G. A. Bekkevola
. I the guest speaker. - .
,years ago. - _
Ver: Douglas is resting at the A. — -
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Miles Funeral Horm, 1Q St. Clair — -moi ate
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Ave'. West. FL gh .Maw will be seed•AUDLEY JACK PURCELL ' & COMPANY sop
-,.;at 14.00 a. ni Monday serf at the ,
Blessed .Sacrament Church, Toronto,- Tye Amey W. A, ladies catered to Member The Toronto Stock Exchange
Wanted
with interment in Mount Pleasant nearly one hundred guests on Weds'
Cemett ; on Mchday. nesd'ay evening at the Oni: C6untiy .. C6tnp1et6l Stock BnktNag6i FtlCilltift lit" W eget
--------- Co-Operative Medical Services ban-
--------------------- Local Orpnization. Express Segte:e 70-HARWOOD. AVENUE .SOUTH AJAR �"` ''"6' a0b•y` �"�
quet. The tables which looked at- RESVL�
To Party Leader tractive with autumn colctEs, were AJAX I X65 ' -
,. -set up in' Wggotsville School. PbsMs Lrdebwd YA .Cam
-Ontario. Riding delegates to the I The school children d .both schools ' '- -- -- » 111SONTo.-
ilorthco ring .expected, llistinnal Lerd- toyed a holiday on Wednesday
ership - Convention oa the Progreso-. when the teachers attended the tea- »-»M'��»�•j
p< Svc Party- of Canada will be appoin- cher's' .convention At Whitby, The , �..�1. Hud-wan
t ted at an cpen general rneetiri3 of ,per Baggotsv pe school gave ������ „ Yii�� 's
Elie'local assoccation according to a a demonstration of'physical trainisiqJAx TELE `i
decision reached on Tuesday night during the raorning session.. ( !OWlRRR I•AWNiA[OWariA
_ At an-executive meeting in the Gen- on F:-iday evening over fila' ;;eo- TV4km%s.Record Players by Highly
_ _.. oshe -Hotel, Oshawa. pie c(t the bornmunity gathered at - D L1►WNYOWiB�. j
Twenty-POUT members of the ex=- the- bonne of Mr, B. Carson to honor Qualified Technician >: _ .LARDBN' aOan — TO&.6 l�
representing various manic- _ . _
ectttive .
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Stone with e ` f3uarotttaed Repairs ro AN Makes of
alities in the .riding attended the ower of •household gifts. Danny _ VIO3.1R'1'.SQIIa H-S'd�1'17 3 .
-_ rneeting Frickesing. and the former Jean Burleigh were' � APM. sNAUUA ja
sident' Allister Grosart, A[ married on September-1.2'. Fred Puck- $2.50 Sery es ,�81�
_ resent were: Michael if86Nit !IC=>I=0 49' Am-ng .those p r n was chairman for the program, �
Starr, M. P. (Ontario); Dr. M. N& which induded(two.contests.coneuz. • o ` '
Dymond. M. P. -P. (Oshawa) ; Phone Pickering 382!
C., Oshaiora, President 'ad
ted! by Marilyn and Caroly% Wonn
f`raser, K. scoff" and Joan . �tleigh and two _ _ -
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was mast encouraging. showing the The October meeting will be held
- ierfali/•>irV� .,. - Fffeettve Sar_day, Sent, 11146 Im
BUSES WELL SUPT Lents. _ ton.
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An FUNERAL D 03 General fl ardware
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FRENCHMAN'S SAY
�rriN r • The Browi4e Pack will be organ-
P1Ckt• lung in Fairport cixuch suaa$y i" �■�; -
il •�'� " - 9chocl Room on _
I Deny T6 �� Sept, ?8, at 630 p. _ - >
m All girls 8 to 9 years may join.
Y +�. W. S. �. TSOACMN, B. A. LLS. Mr. pd Mrs..John Henderson have , , PHONE PICKEINING 39
.� Chariesed Bases Far AR had the pleasure of their daughter _
�y Ooeadoust Barrister and SoNsUsir t Anne and her )husband, Mr, and Mrs.
- f r Shova with thefor a couple of
PROM Fluzza Q6 i3sy�Y>Q Brt� Colombia and, Ontario weeks. While they were here, they
aunwood Bldg„ Ajax took Margaret aadi Mrs. Hendlerson
KE14 AND C LA R I(E to New Ya:k. We wish them a happy r
���NT��-0 Bmlaess Fbeae - AjaY Inhclida-
WILLIAM SIKSAY
Pickering - 6ti -- ------
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Uceas"and Autl wised >'� *4G R D.C.amtfes of oatast" .tial �a. --E ESV RIVER •-
Mr. and Kr§, Drapes• and Fred
h too;g eek Loyal P" Kits�n were Welland vis.fors rec- _ CHII P�C�
Estate
`Y eatl r
at"s Sas spechikts at. Fie neasiis UCFNSZD AUCI'IUNMM SYmpath f is extended to the faces-
_ a st6c Dual 8*Tk * for tis iiskas�g +� �y Tasnei4a � 01 the late Mr, W. Hamilton who ���
` PASS et Ob& !?wed :: ay last week,
f�PB' Sara, Housebeld end rceMeir Mr. �••� Mrs. Gus Weismaa re .158 H"o"d AM _ � R;
1i»pt�ea P. 0. rwe turned home arta• a wear in New Aim �J
ifaskltan F. 0. /lens �Lae1i. RM Salsa A Specasky York
ltrtN"s i�7• Lep sataY:� ! Attawtlsa tilEe. A number from the Baptist con- PM 767 _ 4
auseukata dare is". - gregation attended the re-aeganiza-
- iY1EMY — MOM M)7' *43u tion service of the Baptist Church atFig _
t - .Anaidoes}
Fred Wilson and s.stw Mrs.. Dra-
IT'
RAY > HO !T E, V'.1. FS"ZON BUILT QUALY per visited Irienda at Manilla rec-
FABR3CAT= entiy,
CHIROM=TOR Mr. and Mrs. Barefoot ale- Weston P
vMted_friends here-last weer-enO,
- _"LA_ 1b COTTAAM Oat. County Tuberealasis-Aasoefstlaa {
whifty leateaasasat Baiiabsg .�W, .� _. 8�s at MEN'S SHOES 2w98 ?? YES! i
!K D■nd" Bt West ik. R J. K�,.,,,,.*
ask for our safalosaes the fust meeting of the Ontario 1
_• WI BAY, ONT Garages itree) - Cottages 0M.) Count; TB Association, when Ike j
_ Phone Out"- no g-Relit - T31* Cottage.
meeting was held at Fern MEN'S AND BOYS'
film. -
Gottafil she Atherley. OXFORDS, LOAFERS ft= 2.9$ to 4.98
Cemrie Lumber A amide,.. was
shown by ffirs, J, R Phillipa*.:Char-
- . CO.WA.YY. LLI�'iD man of TS Education, Mrs. Phillipa
explained that this tether films
- S8M 9L Clair Ave. It Searim ,Oat FOR THE FIRST MONTH OF OUR OPENINGI
AM 1-7211 were available to been to any :
Fiume and School. Aaron's Int �. WOME S FLATS _.• ,m ._.x.98
e O; e: E_ e: 7 F eBay Night Ti11 1.N rhuech g't'ouW or Women's Institutes , --
, �J.
_ -z"y Till 1LN Now etc.. If they would contact Mrs ii ,
a Me West of Rill, King A. Collins, ExecutiveSecretary„ she
omobw" Caueg Ao would be pleased'to awe arrange- In addition to the above savings you, the public, are able
- • w W". A . �. merits. Health posters. Nor use Ln the ito purchase a TOOKE SHIRT, which Is an of-" finest quality
- At L t. ��, Oatasb R�i►i'!'i1 — schools, were d:played :availabb, of pries which you would normally pay for a
_ • ll�et Of wbob F 0. Um J. 1,ow, representative to the
* _-- Ontario Tuberculosis Association. quality shirt for below the Tooke Shirt we steak,,
' ♦CMUG= ♦M HOURS: FRIDAY FROM 3 TO a P.M. — SATURDAY, ALL,DAY
1Y !L>alii' account of the Annual Meetlas of
we Me" �i d� MW the Ontario, and Canadian TS Assco-
feed Oasr )Dews raveseft cations.
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P'LCJ g.e.Rs.
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the receipt
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' �° WAY LORETTA'S •ROLL ROOFING CEDAR POSTS AND : POLES
STAFFORD BROS.
BEAUTY I SALON -
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0 Coronet --------------------------- I Yr. -L] Canadian Home Journal ------------ 1 Yr.
Chatelaine ______-_--_____-, New Ube
M•agazhe Digest ___:-------------- I Yr. E] Family Herild a West* Star -�_--- 1 Yr.
❑ MCCa1;,I. Magazine __________ I Yr. ❑ Canadian PW+ Review ------
— 1 Yr.
❑ True Story __ ------------ I Yr. Q Heath (6 issm ___ 1 Yr.
❑ Canadian Homes a Gardens ________ I Yr. ❑ Free Press Wieldy Prairi•' Farnser _____ 1 Yr.
❑ Popular Science ----------------- _. I Yr. ❑ •Farmer's Magazine ---------------- 1 Yr.
❑ Sports Afield -------_--------___ I Yr. ❑ Canada Poulhpman ----------------- 2 Yrs•
❑ Pho+oplay -----------
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❑ Modern Screen ____________________ 1 Yr. ❑ True Experiences ------------------- I Yr.
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U.S.. Camera -•----------------- 4.10
agazine
❑ American Magazine _—�—__: 4.10 ❑Inside Detee+iva --�------------------ 35
O Chatelaine M — ____ 3.90 ❑ Cosmopollfae Magaelne 4.10
Q Everybody's Digest ---_— 3.90 ❑ Woman's Homo Companion ------------ 3.$S
----------------- --------------
❑ Hunting a Fishing in Canada _-- -:— ;,60 ❑Christian Herald ------------ ---------- 4.10
O Child Life ------------------ 3°95 ❑ McCall's Magazine 3.40
OFlower Grower _
-----------•--------------- 75 ❑True Stay 3.25
Q Redbook Magazin• ----------------------- 3.90 Q Parents' Magazine----------------- 3.60
[j Collier's Wkly - ----- 5.60 13 American Girl 3.95
MumooDum s Ma azane 3.75 Open Road fol Bops 4.10
;❑ Outdoor Ufa �❑ _____ 9 ------------------- '3.75 ❑ Children's Nos+-
----------- 1.60
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'ALL OFFERS _ 1'• e_ - - - -
ARE GUARAWEED CHECK MAGAZINES DESIRED AND ENCLOSE WITH COUPON
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Wood's Grocery, Stere J. T: Stevkensotl, Prop*
kwj
_ Thsn6arton Last ern Qooss
"'. E'lt!&. 1RSRt �+„"' lE'tck (rine Ph. Wmaa
4>s 44 a< r,•.aa Ituow to N rue. far
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Eastern Ontario will be held in ' the
M�uttars of Pickering is the morn-
Week -end visitors at the ThcnV-
I and iaasil9•.
• • ti. L.M G
r
pubLc Library at Oshawa oa Sept-
ing. and Rev, G. Ih;viso is the
son's. Base Line were: Iidr, and ]sII's.
Douglas and Mrs, Hillis, Torontq
. r,
.6rw
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,_
Mi . G Art
µ
.. llvnu is cw-ployed a& ,.au a:, . co r i"n.
will attend,
Miss Vivian Sadler of Bown• an-
A. c
4 Heade7, Mr& Anne Smith, all cl
S-uad were week_ -end v sitors
has been recei.uig n.any com`
Cloceai<1nt 1 lic Library held its
ville, sang two solos at the anorain
S¢arboro; and Mr• and_
APliments over the pas& !4w ua`ys a-
bout the
autumn meeting last. Tuesday with
P
service of t
Clezr, aD Toroso
'9aturda�y, 1br
--------------------- -------_ _ ,
Msple Leat Open
'R .
beaut (tail glsct, _, his ceen
Mrs• G, McConr-ell is the chair. e-
and Mrs, J. Coates were :n
Keep December 1.
To New Offices
ss
- yawl -u on..:isp&aY
seat were: ttl!rd n:esribers, Mrs. W.
Lindsay on .Saturday and attended
the Big Bazaar'to be held in the Sun-
`
- the #srco ci.40e for tae Bast two
Irwin, Mrs. Keevil, Mrs. Cooper,
tthe Fair. a
day SCh-cl Rcom.
We cordially invite ail our Policy
P:
aveeks..
M.s. Johnson, Miss Forsyth, Dr. N.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean entertained
bit Ars. G. Hines, M:s, Cos-
holders and their rrlepdy to "ten&,.
{, Mr. and Mrs, dirt N_'cG::ire cele-
F. Tomlinson ant Lir, Don. Hedges.
twenty-three• members (If the Young
saz Gzi Bruce motored to K:rlorston
the Official Opening of the New Bead
btated their 6th Bedding ann.versary
Mrs Gregg retorted on the number
People, at their home recently: Fol-
on Ect11 Y• Bruce entering Un-
Cefice Building of the Msae
On, SattVday and oa tae week -end
a! adult and )nenile readers during.
lowing e4aner, gan-jes w", enjoye3-
'
iversity (Queen's) as a candidate for
Farman' Mittual Fire insaraaf C.0
Iriendr and rel_?lsc<_ <. ;;_.-�.�
tT; �__ y - i• +^_ ", ^ + **''
'4Ira• Wiltter akar tid file we3ding
'o'f
tile -United Church 'ttunis., y.
at Cs►lutrabaa, Ontario, as FY tL►T•
"- Called on them,
more fiction Wks be, purchased, as"
a friend in Victoria Presbyterian
Geo. andl Mrs. MCConochie and
October 3, %j 3.00 p. nL
'
�1Vkr..aM Mrs. Pyatt and family of
they seem to be the most Popular.
Church :n Toronto last Saturday.
the boys spent: the week -end at Min-
BOWMAN and GxB80Ns i
IRoroato spent the. seek -end w;th
There was a denease in membership
The ladies of the Goodlellowship
den with. Bir• and Mrs, Jas, Dalley ill Dan& St. W. Whitby. Oat.
;
-. - Qlirs• F. I cyst ante and Mr, an9 Mis•
A ten• bringing the total • to Rorty-
Class were busy last week and com-
.
.. ---
rrant Tay1tL.
-
nine. More put4icity co-ce^ning the
ple`ed t— quilts in the S. S. room.
. -•.
MY: and ars. Bill Glidion and L;n
library was advocated and, it was
All lades Of 'the VU19ge are iri-
_ attended a wedding in Toronto on
bata.rdayacid til._ 'recegticn h:ld at
'ithe Old Mill,
suggested that a larse sign be Placed
in the library w`.siclow and that lists
of library bo• -,iv be placed in local
��ited to co-itrubtte baking e W
T. 'booths at the Plowing Can'
Mrs. Beare or Mrs. Reynds.
ol
..._-Dollars and S
I-
_. Lar. N. -F. TcsnIinsor�, Guy Copp-
newspapers T! -e 'seasurer, Dr.Tarn-
_
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8:1 g
end Ron I,Edu•cato nca
a ba an^e
coS4{'0
Ibr•11 game in T s�tuia v
of tov&a d rPurchase cif near
THE NEWS NOW ON SALE EACH
V r -noon
1
NV iks asci reeosnamen.ed that part
WERH "AT HEDGE'S DBIIG STORE
One of the best my$ to
eeveral ircm 'Claremont a'.tenled
of this be used to se --e juvenile
'Ithe Linds" Farr on Sat.wd:zy,
;he Young, of
b-Aaks as there were many readers III
fie List bookso.
G=uW pod sound---
Fo,ple's Group the
this age. Wath of .3
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_ _soundsleep
)<inited Church were in zhharle of
Ilio service on Sunday,
appear soon,
Th@ Conunitt:ee of stewards of the
DUNBARTON
:
i Work began this week on an add-
United Church held their quarterly
_ is to have a good sound bank balance. Regular ,
inion to the local' Sarco Plant t that
Nvill
meeting last week :n . the 14=day
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
T: Newman on the birth
�� C8II pleasanter
make fife a In a hundred
'
- cover three thousand square
9diobl room_ Besides the Secretary;
.qi a son at
- -' .fDee� The new plant expected to be
Mrs.. N. Sanderson. and Treasurer.
e Searboro General H -s '
� one Other ways. YOfi may want the down _-
- �Lompleted in two months, will be
Mrs. J: War(L those- present were:
�. Everett Sasith area 3Sfr-garet
Erised manily for storage.
Messrs Cook. Reynolds, Flvans. John-
of Seaforth. were recent visitors with
_--payment payment on a home of your own, a T'V net ora car ...
e
The Fire Company Tira,s called oiat
s ai Johnston. Rev. H.. I.acke7 n'
Mr. and Mss. E. G, Cade^
lir. and Mrs. S. W,children's
Mr Burgess
education
��� � � On your nand
_ .
tin Suri ay evening to the home of
^orted the resignation ad the ortian-
will
t l
flkrthur DeRushs. The c hiaint7. on
ist m'. Thorpe. .s � annrun-ed t',e
show cod Pictures -of their tour
or a leuoMy retirement someday. Whatever itis '
9.
tire. was sn^ea psA_ out and little
aiointament of Mrs. McDonald. The
mope
of is the United Church on
damage rersultet!
crfiiiversary s+ uric will be left to he*
October 4, at 8,00. Q, m. Sbcrt .mus-
khat you waw. Or need, You have to team the secra
_
s The A-mliary d the Lee'on ;i =
A canvass of church membe" will
loaf Frog and seSreahmeats
Con"ulat ons to lir. Mrs.'
-
of �IM sooaethi9 by rr3aWy Pay by pay you
-
1tionance the. soon st.�ct haldin� their
+�, s++ssdr b? the' So4rd a>f soon sr.
and
rs r
s 1 The anruad and t9II s-reetira
-i"iatvrs will have �ha.� of +he
the Osbrzra Hospital
,
Ahe Federation of Film Co -Cf -(
anal -"ary serv'ces, They are: Rw-1.
Mrs. age Lawrence is' in Cal-
you reach your savings goal—mea you start saving
ifornia visitint her mother who haat
men .0 _
, : for the next one. Why no&sopea a Saving4-Account
A speedy recovery to Mrs. Haines
With us today?
wh,. h -s te-n corSlrod to the Sear -
-
ter-
bo •o General Hospital.
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AUTO PAINT & BODY SHOP
Wednesdav, O -tuber 24 — Turkey
__
1
D nner in the United Church_
-
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_WILL MOTORS DUNBAR�ON"_ -
Mins Margam Wilk neon left cs*a
-
Sunday *or Kira+toA when size will
_
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
_
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enter q-een's University as a firs'-
N
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I.yeAr student.
Nwa2b
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The W, M S. rre+, at of
the h a e
M. a "last weeir.
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PICXFJLNG BRANCH N. R. SH�OR SAO=
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❑ Redbook Magazine - __ 1 Yr. Maclean's Magazine 12 Issues b Moa..
0 Coronet --------------------------- I Yr. -L] Canadian Home Journal ------------ 1 Yr.
Chatelaine ______-_--_____-, New Ube
M•agazhe Digest ___:-------------- I Yr. E] Family Herild a West* Star -�_--- 1 Yr.
❑ MCCa1;,I. Magazine __________ I Yr. ❑ Canadian PW+ Review ------
— 1 Yr.
❑ True Story __ ------------ I Yr. Q Heath (6 issm ___ 1 Yr.
❑ Canadian Homes a Gardens ________ I Yr. ❑ Free Press Wieldy Prairi•' Farnser _____ 1 Yr.
❑ Popular Science ----------------- _. I Yr. ❑ •Farmer's Magazine ---------------- 1 Yr.
❑ Sports Afield -------_--------___ I Yr. ❑ Canada Poulhpman ----------------- 2 Yrs•
❑ Pho+oplay -----------
--------------
- I Yr. ❑ Farmer's Advocate ----------------- 2 Yrs.
❑ Modern Screen ____________________ 1 Yr. ❑ True Experiences ------------------- I Yr.
v ❑ Parents' •Magazine __________________ 1 Yr. •No+•—Farmer's Magazine to farm addresses only
RUYS EAL Any Magazine Usted Below And This
Newspaper, Both For The Price Shown!
M+rk an "), before' magazines desired and enokse Ust with order
Q Saturday NigM (We -*) m ❑ Screen Stories ------------------ -:3.25
O Maclean's Magazine (24 issues) _�__�_— 3.60 [:]
U.S.. Camera -•----------------- 4.10
agazine
❑ American Magazine _—�—__: 4.10 ❑Inside Detee+iva --�------------------ 35
O Chatelaine M — ____ 3.90 ❑ Cosmopollfae Magaelne 4.10
Q Everybody's Digest ---_— 3.90 ❑ Woman's Homo Companion ------------ 3.$S
----------------- --------------
❑ Hunting a Fishing in Canada _-- -:— ;,60 ❑Christian Herald ------------ ---------- 4.10
O Child Life ------------------ 3°95 ❑ McCall's Magazine 3.40
OFlower Grower _
-----------•--------------- 75 ❑True Stay 3.25
Q Redbook Magazin• ----------------------- 3.90 Q Parents' Magazine----------------- 3.60
[j Collier's Wkly - ----- 5.60 13 American Girl 3.95
MumooDum s Ma azane 3.75 Open Road fol Bops 4.10
;❑ Outdoor Ufa �❑ _____ 9 ------------------- '3.75 ❑ Children's Nos+-
----------- 1.60
rJEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINES I- YEAR, UNLESS TERM SHOWN
'ALL OFFERS _ 1'• e_ - - - -
ARE GUARAWEED CHECK MAGAZINES DESIRED AND ENCLOSE WITH COUPON
1 Gentlemen: I enclose S___________________• Please :end rte lha-affil
Wood's Grocery, Stere J. T: Stevkensotl, Prop*
kwj
_ Thsn6arton Last ern Qooss
"'. E'lt!&. 1RSRt �+„"' lE'tck (rine Ph. Wmaa
4>s 44 a< r,•.aa Ituow to N rue. far
.,Sr "t . firs! t r;.,r„ nr M a¢e..ne !..
' ., . _ �. • \ '�` A trier. >
IrJame.-------- .--------•--------------------------
I Street or R.R------------ .
i P.osf Office ---- -- -------------- ------ ----
V,
miap" Lobe!YOUX '1tkdUA The" w111 not be GAY qdaywMS IhO PON ace hundred Toots.A OW mftn mO much that I can only
PAT. ZIO* MclAchern stjoympip - the womery Aft6w nest - SUMA%y, "jug #A pre- socUa - tfts - wM b4 QMM"ff at -- 924 'bope mlt letter 'W= in some WaY,
The A" Sel"M-C&M =et last mos"s. at wb~..IMA Wo&wdor. PorliftOnS, being i made for Centenary close bop to express what we feel.,
weftkewv at Ule home Of Km 1. Mr. and Mn. KM JOP.0 and to=- Services at 11.00 a. m and 7 30 p.. M There in one persom so whom I
WiUOIL The moeting opsa*6 wl* swu6y TbO gumt Preacher WM be of 2249jo-.. =Kwt say a li� you" anj
MY 01 Clareatmat mWtod 012 v. George the VV7 1po. thank
"Yam 40, bfiqwed by pMw by with Mr. 6,36M Cecajosm IUV- Be _DOey. D. ID D. on- ford,
las'- SPOCial .40 ., Of
xmVbire J. A. TQne"s of Brooklm MUSK OY thi we like to exprew our deep I am PAre 9 hs had not D"U Vm-
trom mehre. I .-.
m V@dPWM"MW_j=4r-____T at L._tl�e Whitby quartet. On gmtKude and thanU to everyone ent, the outoome of the accident,
�.ff' "d XDC_uamld_BN6_ -A*md_the celebration will who so kindly donated to the &md would have been tar difterent.
the DOZ meetmf to have a comm- OwIph vjk�.tsd on Mnfty with 0r, continue with represwtatkM t.. set vp for our am Kenny. Once�'%gaia, I SAY 'Thank You ev-
U'A"y S_R40w-'eu Party at the whma mA airs. F.coultim. 'Conference, FTeMbYtOrY, former min- I would like to thank each one Maw, 40d ChaniGod for
' Oftter 31, Mn. Allay Carson &mday vWj= e the. ;III" Istm and neighboring meters to personally. but I am stvM that will ow boy''. t,
4hen Save a talk on her re IDWOd A"- bring grefting.. Mkxicd afterings be impossible.
vent trio were: Mr. and Mn.
'Ao the wegiorn provinces. The meet- aline and fa -I .0f XmPffinee, and, and the choir, and a prementatim at So =my �wVe have dons and -Mr. mi. JMM Robert 14-fth
*04 ...,.. .. the'
1.- - &ad Alice.* Qj the,church cqv.
dowd with 47ma 490, and the Oe Fere? aie C=tmlng tbinp Md Poway.
W. and 49m. to do
0O.D.
7
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f 17 28 - 29 .
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12 oz.
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ALL TYPES . OF CONCRETE WORK fI1Irmendly NOW Avear
ARTICLES MACHINE FINISHED FLOORS
FOR INSURANCIII AGONY
COMING EVENTS SEPTIC TANKS - FIREPLACES touALTY 10NDO AUTOMOBILE
SALE-50&4uUtting snachine, St. George's Anglican Women's Guild BLOCK WORK
Ja good conditiolL Mrs. Rf1L Parker, are holding a FIRER ESTIMATES UADIM INGURANC1,11C.
PHONE - ATI&ntft Z -OM
IM FROM AND UST YOUR MWORTIES FOR SAIJ WITH
Church St. Pickering. BAKE SALE
------------------------ L ------ *-' At Pickering Four-Cornen, on it
FOR SALE--grand-piano a" stool. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 -----------------------------------
---------------- L --------------------
KEDW and Co.), also F`-ndlay Con- NYOU DRIVE 71111: FIRST LESSONA CYRIL Eo' MORLEY
dOr A- coal and wood stove, white
----------- ---------- 1 -------------E.
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TURJ�EY SUPPER PICKERENG DRIVING SCHOOL PICKERING 67
I)Orcelalu with 9 closet and WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER'
1 4
Ph 2,L D&7 And Evening'Appo
veservOir, good one:'P1&k-' Dunbarton United Ch
a xe ?,V , AtIm, cuts
rering 54R2-.- Church
-Eve
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ning'Auillay -------------------------------------
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next
• APPLES FOR SALE zometing of the Evening BERT'S WELL DIGGING
BAXTMM and BL&jjM_�� �_Mrjf, Pielteraw-uni 7Mu-rch. _Ni0k_Tjijka
Pressure Systems
12-06 Per bushel will be held at the home of MM Trenching .*::Air Compressor -T]IN�
ROBERT C. REZOOR Marge Johnson, October 4, at 8 V. nL Contractor's Specialty HE.
''ELF -----------------------------------
Septle Taz&s Cleaned The
1, Pickering. Mileand -Hal
West 02 Brock Road on -COIL PickeNnC United Church Sanitary way -ICORCED AIR OIL -FIRED FURNACES INSTALLED
to TURKEY DINNER Win. WELL TILE FOR
- - - ------------WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17. P21ONE: PICKERING 591J3
---------- ----------------------
TOR SALE-;i_c_ft_a_tr_a_n_g_e_s --- and- - -r- Auspices Evening Auxiliary IN HOMES WITH OR WITHOUT BASEMENTS
ftigerators used at Cm Packers Dinner, Served From 530 - Oie
;Cooking School. Rkdouced prices. Adults $1-50 " Children 76e.
Lorne C. White , 4th, CM, Phone ----------------------------------
Pickering 197J2. Pickering Township Council
ktj U4M
Will meet on
sale. Espec- -OCTOBER 9, 19W Coal Furnaces CCwiverted To Oil He&
• Sally hedges _1ikeBarberr,'_Chinese In the AffunlelpQ 111111ding, at
RIMP-arsgona
with large reductions BROUGH", ONT. PIANO
ter regular business.
Loc Quantity., Latest varieties of - rose FURNACES VACUUMED - 24 -ML PROMPT OIL BURNER SUVICS
bushes; Tree Rosea. '(staDdard); Red L. T. JOHNSTON, Clerk -,-CLASSICAL - POPUI."
and Black Currants, and other orn - ------------------------------------- If DESIRED - STIMAM WffHOUlr 0111.1"Tiati
amental bush Terry 21 THE - WOMEW S GUILD PEONS: PICKERING 291
asek. first DAY Olt EVENING - PHONE AT. 2-1748 or* WRY
or
_Dura north of Picke-_Ing High school. St. George's Anglican urch win
Phone 327M. bold their next meeting on Thure-
-----------------------------------
Dct 12 day October 4. at 2.00 p. UL at the
--------------- ------ bow Of Mrs. S. Mansfield, Dunbar-
IPOR SALE --dahlia bulbs. 10C New members, friends and via- jM I I A
large Interior fto ON AI%
patch ready for d:gging, on No. 2 (tors invited.'
Cor-
----------------------------- ------ INSURANCE •
ering Village at Ajax lights. OE. Cor- ARE YOU LWERESTED, Exterior Painting
tack, Bunker Farm, 20 Co -Operates' bummmee Move. MORTGAGE CANCELLATION-FAMILYIN`C 6 ME.
Automobile, Rome Protection And
PEW- hperhanging _SUCCESMN DUTIES-
sizes e Ateldent Coverages.
34, blue grey. doo:Ale-breasted. III& Moe 74m John Hamer", �sf
McBride, No. 2 Hishmray. P'ckering AJAX IXAM'y THE PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY.ILIM1TED
SATURDAY Lft to ILso p. at R, HILL
.7 OF ENGLAND
Oct 5
TO RENT - ------------------- ------------ Free Estimatm -,,,..Telephone: Pickering 28
-Ph"* Pidcoring 391W4
► YOR RZNT--ft= house on ed ANNUAL BAZAAR -
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1.1tonAL soad.-Siateviae. Available on "IDAT- N04MMRICIR 2. 105111-
_.-4October 1. Phone: blarichnin'SaW4. -ROCK ROAD SCH400L FO11 QUAL11MM TV Sn-vWZ
10 ------------------------------------- M10614 Home -baking, China. I AND
10 Tev6 Sewing ANTXNNA INSTAL"TIOX
22 ACRES FOa RENT
Oct 20
0 riever land.,wiWAlb Brack RA and CALL 1111aUCE11
10 Station Read. doutb of tracks. Would - - --------------
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01 'Me to rout for 4 or 3 year's. -Apply: ----- --- ------------- ------- TV ANIO RADIO - 0 - . I , .
0 1 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY _GVARAMMW SERVX-Z
LMOOM Phone Toronto: PLy- LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
04040 5_0W2. Canadian Petrofina Ltd. have a now By ZXPWT TZCWaCTAX L
PAINT ARBORrM.
7 service stationon d7ftarwood Aye. at i oxford 4 -mi on PLYWOOD
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Alm available -for lease. Attractive
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WANTED
new FINA station, -Also a new P7NA it D THM
000111 and BOARD--or-
Light house` Vhtion-a#a1labl Pickering on No.
keeping room cequired by lad _on 2 Highway , e in Pick
__y _ _.
Aeas�nable. at R67al RdadL--% -mile HELP PRZVEft___
rfi6n_ellimirst west of Brock Road. Can Mr, 3&-Gi iii"
2-41010,and, ask for Mrs. Samith (cull- 11 . . * . .,. on Awd and No. 2.Highway
..(dasy jWdwin.: 1.9M. Tovonto.
pet). Have You Furnace, Chhu8@7 Or
e (evenings) AWhergt 7-7503 Toronto. Oil Burner Cleaned With Heavy
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BICYCLX_wsnted� for 7;&.;, PICKIEIUNQ366
Yew -old. -Must be in good coad.tion WORK GUARA"MM
and reasonably Xleld. Phone: Pick-
10TICE' w AJAX -1045
-41
&_LZS A2M SEIRVXX
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WW- Coleman Space Heaters
Jl.X hour'for quick. c1can. guaz=-.
eare "am" now FUM"M
Beal first-Irlass: painting, paperhing-
Coleman Bet Waiw Heaters
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ling. Plaster rePakWg. carpentry and. ros, Tr"" Taken On Above Ualim
alterations. Eric Stokes, Associate,
Vnu* -
White ; R. & 3, Pickering,
arn. on Burners, Paris, an Twobs,
ftemes 71W 0% VMn. Absolutely no, M Coal, -wood Kitchen Stoves" IRIS BEAUTY -SALON
thaMe it wei'l gaas to please. Sun.
�Vlei� and estimates freeli given. argains
=I:& ra OH, BV]lJ14= J. FEAT- R.
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Iffeed,rnore-mon!ey 13ecome our rep- will be dosed an Saturday, October, --...SA1J:S AND SIMVDCZ
VUMUti"�'e in Ygur surroundings. 4614 from ILL a- am. om, AJAX - - 657
-vomnliftion paid. Free cat ----7
Mghest - ----------------------- -- hdrodudor� Cold Wa�e S*ials
alogue and details from--FA3UL= --------- TANK 6AWq_-N-j}...
C. Montreal. ROOM
Dept, 4. Station CFOS THAT 0 FOR MOTHER
02 BATHROOK .-IM1103APT SERV= -.410.00 WAVES ............
............ $8.30 A
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05�R;I,e_ -wornan- to* take -care -of -four CALL - L HARTJES 'WAL2= WARD - WHIMIE •9 FOR DAUGHTER
thildren and do household duties CONTRACTORS - PICKERIxG
PHONE: NO 0-111561 $7.50 WAVES ......
While mother -works. Three 'children Phew - in . . ;.- . .. . . ..................................... 4; $6.00
attending school. Live In with week- -1q. IL Mortgages Arrangej ., -sept 21 UP --7 4
------------------------------- WE RESUME OPENING TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.'
-ends- off- Write: Mrs. H. Des*ndins - - ------ --------------------------3L R. 2. Claremont, Ont.. giving par- NXIL C. XU*!LAX, JL Q. • 'OPEN WEDNES
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-liculars-as to emperience, salary etc. OPTOXftR�T
- -------- ; ------------------------ HELP WANTED t: 402 Dundw SO. We* INTRODUCING MRS, HELEN STEPHENS, CONSULTING OPERATOR
AUC27ON SALE
WHITBY, ONT. MME. BETTY. LEDUC, HAIR STYLIST, PERSONALITY HAIRCUTTING, N -G,
_DOMESTIC Rabois Allin bftg stovey
)SATURDAY, SEPT. 28 - Xn P. DL Motherly day-care for child, in good OMCE Ho FORMERLY OF PICKERING VILL&GE BEAUTY SALON
URS
H 4 WHITBY
Household Furilshimp -of the home. Large fenced -in yard Play- Moa, to sat. - -0.66 to ft -1, AND IRIS BEAUTY SAL
LATE MISS A. MAY JEFFREY mate for own 'child, $2.00 per, day.
M Byron St. North, Whitby, Vat, I Phone:'Pi , Pickering 370W1. Wednesday - 9.00 to 12.00 Noon WORK FULLY GUARANTEED
PHONE: VVMTX MOhawk 8-3671
0onststini'of: Antlilues, Tables, Beds, -------- ----------------------------------- TELEPHONE MOhawk 8-3321
!Chairs, Drefters, Electric Washing SALE REGISTER
WELL DRILLING '129 BROCK STREET SOUTH, WHITBY (Upstairs)
machine, Settee, Desk, Radio, Book- done by
case, Lamps, Grandfather clock, ' I'FRMAY" 0Ct.,l9---:tXten9ive iucti,6n H. XW and S. S. RTCP, V. HRYTZAK, Proprietor
Xbree chime clocks, Rugs, Drapes, sale of Holstein dairy cattle, two Years, Experience and y------yam
I[Itining-roorn suite, 'Hitchen utensils, tractors, stocki�is, ICO pigs, ecmbiae Modern Equipment
Limejes chinaware, and many other forage harvester from and hay at: Phone Collect - StreetovWe Ont.
Items too numerous to.mentiort, tachment), two forage- wagons com- 147W -
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Or Write..
tractor, cult:vator - an rubber, trac;
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tor spreader (g,-ofl, double disc, P.
T. 0. mower, 3furrow hydraulic plow_
Piano- & Theory
level. harrows, large quantity chicken
We would like to thank the resId- i equipment, baled straw, cut hay, LESSONS
onto of Pickering and District for new pine lumber, Furniture etc.
9he patronage extended ,us I on our Note: this Isan extra good lot of -IN PICKER NG
opening here. We ho" to have the Imi5lements. Property of Wilbur
pleasure of •serving all at YOU in the- Johnson. Lot 24, Ccn, 5, Pickering
f9ture, . : M, -4� a &"434FA,
TIWIP. mile and half . east of White -
rill r vale. Farm sold., No reserve. Terms Phooi Md.' il-4101, WI6itby:'Stmd1j.
*`S=SZNG% Pickering
cash. R, X. Faulkner and X J6h'd-
ERING-STUDIO.-
go., Vic 9, RefrojbmUnts on the
irrounds. Sale at 1.00 p. m. SMIMS Gee Block North Of Smith
,"IN; Rucl,
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