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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1961_07_20 PUBLISHED WHITEHALL SINCE TFt ?1C]<- ER1NG 1 8 8 1 _ x • 0840 - VOLUME 78—No. 45 PICKEkING, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 PRICE: 10c PER COPY . Pick er'in Villa e Notes` : T�'1eCltre �OSSI �� � ��9 g :.Township• , We are glad to hear that M1irs`I in this village has dropped this, -Of - Ann Ruscitti is rec verin from week—half our population out oiFor".. South -End P g her recent illness. town. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Blair are, 'recently and Mrs. Ray Found.have • Fo' r Su ' ' ' matt rt recently returned from a motor �a ke In' q' uiries vacationing in the Georgian Bay trip over the new highway from p district this week. the Soo to Port Arthur, and over Mr. Sam Johnston and family the northern Trans-Canada on ° 1 from Freelton, Hamilton, stopped their return. A movie drive-in in the south-end of. Pickering subject to his putting in a paved road to piooertk. m to see his sister, Mrs. Alma Mr. and Mrs. Craig Murkar and Township may become a reality within the neat few. Knapp last Thursday. family. have moved_to their homt weeks: ..Mr. Barry Allen,,who own's 39 acres of land on the The Barrie Pomero 's and. the- on Cochrane Street, Whitby. Y Some time ago Mr. Barry Allen started proceed= west side of Valley Farm Road, between Highways Barry,Murkar's were camping last His friends in this area regret royal for a drive-in on Valley Farm 401 and 2, told Planning Board last week, that be- week-end near Sutton. ings to get app to heat o€-the pay singe€-Mr i1 i. • sides wanting approval for a movie drive-in, he would Happy birthd8y to Mrs. May liam Birkett, Stouffville. formerly Road. Dillabough on Saturday, July 22•. of Claremont. This week, Mr. W. T. Carroll, acting for Mr. Roy like to construct a large department store on the Mr. and Mrs. Elmo.Disney and ones of the Tee-Pee motel appeared before council property. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Demaine and N o ' asking for consent to go ahead with a similar plan• Mr. Allen told the Board the store would look like Greg were visitors at the Ron y He told council he had been told twice by the Depart- i a Tower's store and would cover 130,000 square feet. Watson's cottage last'week-end. } went of Highways solicitor that the Janes property- i :_'He said if the plan was approved he would put in a Mrs. Freda Huffman. Boyes will get approval and the approval is already being paved road to the property. Drug Store, is vacationing at her Approvall,c6ttaBe in the Algonquin Park processed. _ j' While Planning Board took no action at this meet- area. The'Jones proposal calls for a 16-acre parcel of ' .'. .ing, they indicated they were very interested in the Mr. Alf Taylor of Post Office' land just behind the Tee-Pee motel being used for a ! proposal. is starting his holidays this week. Birthd8y congratulations to Jim' drive-in movie. The total cost would be in the neigh- Council this week gave consent to his construetiag Koch who celebrated his birthday•!, Mr.• L. T. John ton. clerk of borhood of,3250,000 and once approved is secured, f a drive-in theatre subject to Dept. of Highway ap- Wednesday, July 19. Pickering Twp..' told The Newt . the movie could be operating within six weeks. En- I proval, Building Department approval and putting in i this week that the township does Young Terry Trollope. of Main trance to the property would be off Liverpool Road `;'< the new road. Street, had a party on Monday,� rtbt need the approval of the Dept.` Street.. and invited some of his i of. Transport to pass a bylaw on Reeve Sherman Scott indicated that Mr. Allen was July peel limits in built-up.areas. �O YEARS AGO friends for lunch. Mar or Knapp,. He laid the Transport Depart- ;.: :also informed he would be getting an approval from Mary 'Ashton, Jimmie Miller. Ev ment told him that they will not the highways anytime. l Chalk Lake erett Meijerink. Daryl Murkar. pp vlaws and have no ,x rove such h rovision to do so. Mr. Carroll said he did not think both applications a SIXTH k11LES PER HOUR - The Reg Parker family -are P �' �, Killed epcnding this week end at their, Chief R, T, Parker had Slid! would get department approval. _ There are but few left around :ottage in Bav of Quinte area. last week that some built up areas town who can recall a ratti:e still had Sit-mile limits and bylaw+ Council gave consent to the .construction of both P Mr. and Mrs, Allan Setts ad' to change: them needed the de_i. J g y P PP Here carried on by village citizens and fits mother and father from Flesh- drive-in-s eub'ect to 'hi hwa de artment a royal. .paninent's approval. The chief was others in going for a Sunday af- erton visitin them last,week-end. building department approval and in blr. Allen's case. I.Near g mainly concerned over the speed I Ruebe:n Huvtablc,.(�:. .u: Chalk ternoon walk down to the old , limits. resentty in force in three •� �� "� ��"-t Lake• was killed iast .Thursday Happy birthday to Billie Baker,I-of P Grand Trunk Railway to see the ' St t;eorgt's St., who celebrates, the souih-end subdivisions. night when his station wagon went 4 30 Our readers, correspondents i !-off the row( t +t north of Brough- p.m, training going through his 10th birthday on Sat6rday.,� •��� '°'tend advertlsers are advised that, am on Brt:k Road., The vehicle here at 60 mile-, p r hour—mile July 22 with a party, The Pickering \ew` sill not be I , clipped off a peck and rol:ed over a minute, Terrific speed in those The Vacation Bible School held' ROTARY Pie ase Published on Jufy 7 or .4uRust .I i three times. %I r, Hu\tdhle was 3, owing to staff holidays. The days,'That same tra,a travels Duct Centre( t j' found lying behind th- iry the i ,:,ii 80 soda finished United last Friday morning with, next iseue will appear on August Y• y ..sill. Mr: Huxtable was' employed, _ z rt and invited parents to'CALENDAR Note. j . Pa • with Ontario Hydro and was well sec the work that the children had However, the office of The A11 U1E REMEMBER? Soot, Parents were vet irn ressed known to the Claremont area Y P Pickering News will be open l I: !sy what they saw and what the l - for commercial printing ,end f Ontario LadiFS C�,Ilesc� vest ee A big advance in the Life of Thr +weekly program for the hildren had learned. Iteneral business and wid close I , Pickering Villa } next few weeks was released at ( .ablished in 18-4 in .Trafalgar 8 ge took place when Mrs. Leslie Sealie of klontreal, this week's dinner meeting. and is for the °`eel c F August 1 we... v '..actle the hn:r.- of the former the vill a trustees �g purchased four spent last week visiting her sister; published herewith for the benefit �. �. ;::ity Shc;:f t G. N. Reynolds.) lamp posts, something over, 50 Mrs. Charles Fuller of Pickering. of the "large number" who were _ _.. tna s and placed oil lanterns snd brother, Mr. James Tweedie, absent this week: se housing years 8g � ' a '-enclo d ho 'ng at Whitevale. I July 24 — Pickering Golf Club:- 6.45 the top. 4 local mart was engaged Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Raven of, ' these lanterns i,:tasota. Fla.. was swop with Cooper, 1 —'-iCr is p to light h•se I tens each night, g July 31 — Cruiser Trip tf�rn ¢ her sister, Mr. and Mrs. `�orrna _ n that d y c e'e.c going moder a hanks, and while here visited'wjth Aug. 7 '— Civic Holiday (rip A� :iauvcs and friends. +1 meetingt. FIRSf 1'EI_F.PHU\E HERE Visitors at the Norman. bank 1 •Aug' 12 Fenelon " Fall,, , " ` • �{ i-he Home Telephone Company (R'ilf Hunt's), (Leave. at 4:3U1, � �� � � • ,n Saturday were Mr, and..Mrs. Aug. 1 - Greenwood Cons.I s s i �x : ><...� �* installed their fine and service 'n tlliam Wright of Toronto, Mr. g �. _ Park (barbecue). . _ �: Pickering ' Village, we believe nd Mrs. Aylmer Browes of Bow-i M manvAe and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Aug: 28 — Not arranged yet. , around°I 905 or't6ereabouts, They �.;osti:k of Claremont. Sept: 1 1 — .Whitevale Golf started with 'half ;a dozen.• sub- Club. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bray scribers of which The News Office Sept. '18 — Us7rawa Inter-City.I a ' vcs one.. The local E .:..angt or nd Dr. and Mrs. Fallaise spent ai week -wae�tieniag..-at—Hoilo� Meet. _ r v:i�[t�+�ily to operator ervice the rs.J:. Lake near Dorset and. driving _ ,.round the Muskoka area, -,ant "" °` .i \cuts phone went uca One N1 rs. Bray's sister and brother-in- Co ro'n e r �' w c:a: n word to the ­ex- ange." '1 he afo::mentioned gen- µ, Mr. ana Mrs. Fred. Denham� ch i } fleman called later.. hand sitc`iel Tampa. Fla.. were visitors on f _ � ".a. „ . i,, h,mJ. lie p!o:eeded iu renw.: ;londay. ► Completes- "St, > his ,crevkdri�cr. pliers and. m„n-i'� ^rs. Crowther° George s. . s , . � kc� cnch. then loo.leJ at the ti• h,td her ,!,ter and hu,han:i-I I _ ` vJitor's des:, covered with nett,- _ His Inquest �9 ` qtr un:1 qtr,. F.• Arnold, Sarnia, , `� a,•c> Ipaper,. and the'.pho-w cord un- ng her on .Momkcy. a "' !.dcrnaith ,t .ill. Pic,,nrc a this A coroner',• inquest held beet '� ��' arm odd of Pipet, h': scolded the �1r end,Mrs. Ci. Courtice. iii laa week iiiht the uaftic dcuth, � l� ` . ?*~ primp;lairs. a (,fin_ hm% do eau, Of Ronald Oic:cn. _3. of Fairport ' " L. hutch St .South, >pcnt last week• � � `a ! _ . ._ ,. ;; ,, c•:p�.•i file voice to get through ' ing friend, in Urillia an.i; 20. i f ah,u «�jre Stith,all that %eight on Beach, 'afid Roger Belanger. Itr,+c�hnJge. of Con, _2, returned a vcTdict•th.tt Mr,. Elliott. St, George's Street,4 both died as a result of a head-on ' s hulidayin nth her daughc;, collkion and the accident 'itself) y� Cross. jax, at their cottage `vas caused as the.result of care-� Sfeat�l Engine •trs. less and negligent or of the near Kenmount last week, car driven by Belanger. Rev. M. and alts. Btsttara and 't'<'itnes;cs estimated that 'the k� °, Headts For Last family leave this week for their Belanger car was doing 90 miles - ummer vacation at their cottage an hour in the wrong lane when ' Roundhouse on the Bay of Quinte. it collided heed-on with the Green! ;An era of locomotive history x_...; - car. I vanished in this area last Saturday _ Renovations and repairs follow- Mrs. Green suffered serious in-1 Five ` Deal skin •diving cep- Barkcy found the hull of the The Mayflower went down when the CNR ran the last steam ing the fire has commenced on the juries as did' Efelaoger's passenger.I thusiasts have discovered' the; old Mavflower in 30 feet of in a blinding snow storm. She engine from Toronto to Oshawa. Lincoln Street Public School. Ex- Wayne Laundrie. was taking on water, the bilge Steam engines tensive damage took place there: remains f 'a ship that was water about 300 yards off the g es have been gradu- pumps quit and she sank, Of ally disappearing from the seen- the enact figure and extent not yet sunk on Nov. 2, 1912, on Lak'- shore. the 12 men.on board, nine were having been released. l The News has a copy -of the over the past years till now th.y City of Oshawa's Voters' List;Kamaniskeg,' near Barrio's In, the above picture with drowned. have finally vanished befoi. �.u- . Bay. their skin diving equipment The boat is 'about 70 by 30 le realized the have. one for Attendance at church services. —all.contained in fifty pages, Don and Harry-Scott,..Bruce I are.parts taken from the boil- fee.t,.and w.as used to haul,logs p Y g and in fact every other gathering dated 1888. Cooper and Earl and Eric er of the old ship. and ore up and down the lake. ' • Ion" Two: _ 7 H E P I C K E R I N G N E W S Thursday, July 20, 1961 THE PICKERING NEWS ROSEBANK E S T A 0 L 1 S N E 0 1 e a 1 NEWS O F B RO V G HAM —Mr. N. Cahk of Pine Ridge Drive, spent a week in New Brur;» Issued every Thursday ;L wick on a business trip, by The News Printing and Publishing Company A number�of,friends and neigh-'planning to charter buses for the Bay on Tuesday last ended in a Mr. and Mrs. Stan Grants cf Authorized as Second Class Mail Matter Post Office Dept, Ottawa, Ont. b'ors gathered in the Township Exhibition on Pure Foods Day, tie, Pine Ridge Drive are home frcm Hall on Friday evening to tenders Agri.ultural Day and Music Day. Mr. and .Mrs. K. C. Pascoe,, a -vacation at their cottage at SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.50 per year — United Stites 53.00 per year a miscellaneous shower to Mr.I•Please get your tickets early. also Donna. Debbie and Denise. Balfor, Ont., for the last two. BARRY MURIU4R, Editor and Mrs. Howard Malcolm. Jr.:�. The. Institute picnic. held at spent the week-end at Balsam weeks. (Carol White). The happy couple Virginia Beach (home of Mrs. Lake. Cory Lee Huston and Dawn = ADVERTISING RATES UPON REQUEST — received many beautiful and use- Milne) on Tuesday of last week A very pretty wedding took Marie Huston of -Toronto were . ful gifts. showing the high esteem was well attended: The sports place on Friday evening, July 7, overnight guests of Tina Marie in which they are held. A lovely were 'in charge of Mrs. Blackman in St. John's United Church, in Colby of Pine Ridge last Monday. lunch and cup of tea brought a who deserves much credit for the Brougham, when Carol Eva, eld- The people of the Rosebank a pleasant,evening to a close. way she managed them. Bathing est daughter of Mr. and Mrs, area would like to thank the Pick- Week-end Carnage. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Tram vi- was also enjoyed by young and John White became the bride of ering Twp, firemen and also the sited with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas older alike.. A sumptuous lunch in John'Howard Malcolm, eldest'son Pickering Twp, police for the dis- English on Sunday. the form of a pot-luck supper was of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Malcolm Plays of donkey baseball. The death.toll over these summer week-ends by one Mr. and Mrs. Beft May, also enjoyed by all. of Locust'Hill. Rev. A. Cresswell Mr. Vetters of Pine Ridge Der., . means and another amounts to a staggering total if taken Mr. and Mrs. William May of Mr. and Mrs. A) Harvey, ac- 'officiated at the service. is spending five weeks in Europe Goodwood; Mr. and Mrs. Ken companied by her father and The bride, given in marriage by visiting his sister at East Gcr- ever a two-month period. 'Bent and David John of Oshawa, mother, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, her grandfather, Mr. Wilbur Ree- m"InY• all called on Mrs. W. Hamilton on Toronto, were at Campbellford on sor, was dressed in white silk or- The next Wednesday afternooq The. really tragic part of it all, aside from the fact that Sunda Saturday attending the funeral of Sunday. Y B ganza full skirt, finger-tip veil and euchre will be held at Mrs. Lee', death and severe injuries result, is the fact that in nearly Mr. and'Mrs. H. Robertson of Mr. Mitchell's brother. carried white gladiolus, white Happy birthday to Barbara A summer mishaps, it brings to a violent ending, what Toronto called on Mrs. Lemmon Sympathy is extended to Mrs. ,mums' and red roses. The bride Puddister of Rougemont, 13 years on Sunday afternoon. Grant Johnston in the loss of her was attended by her sister Gail old on July 22. started out as a happy,, carefree holiday trip. Mrs. Don Wallis. Jean and father whose funeral was held last as bridesmaid and her younger Mr. Lee's marked his birthday Ene of Montreal; Mrs. Vernon week. sister Marilyn w junior brides- on July 27. Monday morning's newspaper- was filled with deaths Franks, John and Bill of London, Mrs. Sinclair of Toronto called maid; also Elizabeth Malcolm,. Mr. and Mrs. Smith .of Buffalo due to•accidents on land and in water. And in so many Mrs. J. H. Hardy and Mrs. Honey on Mrs_.-_Perry one day last week. sister of the groom as flower girl. spent last week-end-with Mrs. 1.0 of Port Perry, visited Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs. William Knox, The groom was attended by his Westhorpe of Dyson Road, cases innocent people were killed or drowned: Annis on Thursday and also vi- also Mrs. A. J. Gray attended the brother. George Malcolm, and the Mr. Westborpe of Dyson Road. Our government is building faster and better highways sited the Indian villa' xcava- birthday party on Tuesday evening ushers were Paul 'White, brother spent last Tuesday visiting friends g� for Mr. J. Ni swander of Green -150 that we can cross the country in comfort and yet be- lion. They helped their cousin 8h of the bride and Murray Jones, in Toronto. Ricky Annis celebrated his birth- River. friend of the groom. Mrs, H. cause of senseless drivers, in a big rush to get to their day, A ball game between Brough- Plaxton. at the organ. accomp- T'he W'oman's Institute are am senior girls and Frenchman's anied Mrs. Allan Clark. soloist. ROUGE HILL cottage, take chances, death in many instances is the The reception which followed was Mr. and Mrs, Pentland and lend result. � - - held in the Township Hall. The • j bride's mother wore torquoise Cathy of Altona Road spent last -How is it stopped? We .cant afford.to have a police' blue with white acessories. The week in Madoc holidaying. officer at every mile on our 'highways. The police now S ome folks like Fred are earelessl bridegroom's mother wore coral we are pleased to hear that Shantung with white accessories. Miss Sharon Morgan of Kingston. :are doing next to the "impossible in keeping traffic under A dvke they will ignore. The bride's attendants all wore Road is home from Ajax Hospital. control' and unsnarling jams. The answer, of course, is F red was warned to fix his ladder light pink nylon organza, over Little Bobby 'Phillips of,Toron- with the driver. Safety 'campaigns help some, but it ap- taffeta. The bridesmaid carried to spent a week with. bin and IE very day, h crocked some marl pink and white carnations, The Mrs, Archer of Altona Road. 'pears like a lot more will have to be, done to cut down junior bridesmaid and flower girl I We are pleased to hear that Mr. the highway and water death•rate. Each person will have T he day the ladder broke each carried a nosegay of pink Brett, Kingston Road, is feel rag was sun no Ioke1 and white carnations. The bride; better after having the to start thinking and realizing it can happen, instead. of! groom left later on a honey- Mr. and Mn., E.•Adams of Tc- thinking ",that couldn't happen to me:" Y ou should have heard the yell moon. the bride travelling in a ronto spent 'last Wednesday 'vit pp you, when Freddie fell) rose pink two-piece dress with; Mr. and Mrs. Schwalm of Altcrta It can happen to and it may the .next time out, if \ r return Road. �, Evkiite acee�sories. On their you are not extra careful. Driving today is not a pleasure. / F rom top to bottom,down he went, whey will live at Greenwood; %Im B. Wallace of Altona Road. _ _ Brougham junior gi_r.li played spent last Tuesday with•irienJ: ;n Tt is a, means of transporting you and your family to a l n almost nothing flail I Fairport Beach on Tuesday eve-i Toronto. destination. Fortunately or unfortunately..-it is a serious k rang and won by a score.of 24-3, i Doug McKay of. Rouge H:IIs, R esuit.. .four cuts,ten scratch", C On Wednesday the junior girls spent last Thursday" visiting w,th business. ,..,. ..,,_....�• - 1 played Ajax ending in .a score of Bobby Waldriff of Altona Road. S 1x bruises, one squashed ball I. we 41r, 9-7. Congratulations, girls' . . are p leased to hear that So start taking it•seriousiv and make"the highw'av�that 'T be next time, Fred may be alert Mr. and Mrs, H. Robertson of; Witzke of Altona Road is home much safer for everyonel Toronto called on "Mrs, Lemmon, from ahe hospital and-doing fire, —and make repairs on Sunday afternoon. so he won't get hurtl Mr. and Mrs. John •C. Hamil•1 �(= ton had dinner on Sunday with.Mark Colorful ' lets mother: Mrs. W', Hamilton /r, i. Master Johnnie Annis met•with NOTICE a painful accident'on,Friday last-, July Wedding while delivering his papers. The 44 paper bag became caught in ibel GOODWI_N—TE VRUCHTE I, J. Sherman Scott declare Monday, August 7th, 1961 f s'-�/� spokes of the tricycle. throwing row i \ ' him to the pavement causing a St. Francis de Sales Church wat CIVIC-HOLIDAY Every year, Over 2,000 Ontario farm people badly bruised-face and bad brush 'the setting for the marriage of are hurt In falisi burns as well .as damaging his.Miss Paulette Te Vruchte to !vfr. e : bicycle. Raond Goodwin. The bride• is in the Remember to be careful, wont u4 the' daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. B. Township of Pickering j Canadian Form'SOety Week Te Vruchte, Pickering• and the FRENCHMAN'S groom's parents are Mr, and and I call upon all citizens•to observe the same. July 23 to 29 N1rc. Goodwin, England, Ides. Co-op aura Co-operators !n nee' B t Goo E ng- landdfo the occasion of se 9 Goodwin o ' r si '� J. Sherman Scott, Reeve • wedding and.will stay until Aug- 1 Association. Eleven Blur Jays from the use. _• Township of Pickering Frenchman's Bay N'acht Club and• Given in marriage by her fath- two from. Oshawa attended" the er, the bride wore a white floor- God Save The Queen Blue Jay Regatta at-'Port Credit,length gown of nylon organza ?� Yacht Club last week end. Un- fortunately the foggy weather f caught the bride's waist-length conditions on the lake forced the veil, and she carried red roses m g • I the*, of a cross. z cancellation and postponement of g, e ' a race Saturday evening two on.m Mrs.Agnes Sm is �� Hettie van He p aid of honor, tilr ' Sunday. Among those .attending a bridesmaid and, Marilou Van- NOTICE _." y 8 den Brock, flower were r.. and Mrs..Eric,Blenkarn, Biel. They all - Mr, and Mrs. Tom Tomblin, Sr., wore deep pink dresses with big1, DU Nr Q Mr. .and Mrs. Tom Tomblin, Jr., bows on the back; and the head- Mr..NT - r.' and Mrs. Eric Playford, Mr. dress was tiarra's, f By resolution of Council and authority in me vested N1., I I and 'vies. Ron Playford,'Mr. and -. Mr." Vincent- Goodw"iri, brother (FORMERLY DUNBARTON TAXI) hereby declare Monday, August 7th, 1961 as a " Mrs. Len Cannon, Mr, and Mrs. of-the groom was best man and F. Reid, Mr. and Mrs.George Mc-,the usher was Mr. Jimmie Dyscn CIVIC HOLIDAY Now have 2 radio-equipped cars to serve you Cleery and Maureen, Mr and from.Toronto. 111icha Mrs. Don Thorne, el Nlc-I The mother of the bride were Inerney, Ross and Sandra Ferule, a pink sheath dress with match- 4 and I call upon all citizens io observe the same I and Mrs. Ron Clark and Tom ing accessories and the grocm's Tie �e 9-2 0� mpyon and Gail Carmichael. other wore a beige suit with Si m Cyril E. Morley, Reeve, �p 0 Prize winners at. the euchre accessories. party Thursday at Mrs. Eva Stephens', The reception w.as held at'the Village Of Pickering. a;tThursday were Mrs. Pate, a,bride`s home, 61 Church Street, newcomer to the Bay and Mr. W''. Pickering. They will live "at 525 'GOD SAVE THE QUEEN Barker. A birthday cake was sery Mary St., Apt. 5, Whitby, Ont, eii in honor of the 93rd birthday. sons and their families . of N1rs. E. Friend. She was also The regular monthly meeting of with a lovely,corsa e. 1 ' presented ys g � the Frenchman's Bay Ratepayers' DON BLIZZARD ELECTRIC Mrs. J. Henderson and Miss: Association scheduled for Friday Jessie Henderson spent a few days,,night has been.cancelled as there in Buffalo last week. ' We are leased to hear of the as been no further informaticnt SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED OUT frOMMERCIAI RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL WIRING p received from the township regard- safe arrival of a baby boy to Mr. ing the petition for water and and Mrs. Jim Gurr last Friday. sewers. COMPLETE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE FREE ESTIMATE A stork.shower ire-#tenor of Mrs. Happy birthday wishes to Wcn- 4 Marjorie Lawrence was held'Tues dy Darnbrough who was-three oa NEW WANKS INSTALLED • day evening at the home of Mr. July 20 and to her brother, Rtts- Phone Piekw�n WH 2-2533 and Mrs, H, Fertile. Miss Joyce sell who will be one on July 23. PAT DUNNE TEmple 9.1841 9 _ Fertile was hostess Birthday congratulations also b who will be on ' Mrs J A Heazns is taking a Robert Fertile ]6 trip to• Halifax to visit bet two July 25. • • • ,. Y' , • ''Thursday, July 20, 1961 T H E P I C K E R I N G NEWS Page Three _T *Chur.�-ItJDLEY j.` FAIRPORT BEACH = '- WA Ta�S icz on July _3 4. PICKERING _ s _ �' 3U will t e tak�a by the Rey. N. The closing program of daily; Jews and Visites Inter-provinciales.! "E i = T. Cuthbert. Both Sunday school =� and church services will be with day.vacation Bible ,drool on Thurs- Anniversary congratulations to Elizabeth St. North -- day. Jul saw • 13 s � a a rent numb .. Y er _ — Y r S M . and btrs. F. Jones wh o cele r i drawn on August 6-13. of children and parents in attend- brate their 26th anniversary July OPEN C Vacation Bible School wal be ance at Dunfair Baptist Church.. 17. s �P I held from July 31 to August 4 The primary and junior depart- Child Health Clinic will be held / from 9 to 11:30 each morning or B merits gave a review their work , FOR �� children 3 to 10. and this included theme songs, re- July at Community Hall from owl s a - June Ansell is holidaying for a 'citations and biblical quotations. .Mr. and Mrs. John Cox and :`��+tt+ few weeks with her uncle and Birthday greetings to Gay Mick- 'SEASON s/r family from Steller, Alta., visited Mick- aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Staple- Lewright who will be nine'July 26. ford, Burk's Falls. Richard Newman'is attending a the home of Mr. and Mrs: A. two week cam at Cam Artabaa Pickard on July 13. SWIMMING ARTICLES FOR SALE Vic Anthony, whitevale, spent p p AND a few days last week with Mac near Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. F Wilkinson held and Mrs. Hedge. A splendid barbecue party was a wiener roast on Saturday July SWIMMING POOL INSTRUCTION PAINTERS AND DECORATORS held. in the garden of Mr. and, 15 'and many friends had a won 61.00 IN hour for Cherrie Underwood, Shelburne, derful time . quick' clean, guar- is staying at the home of her un- Mrs. A. Zettler, Lakeview Ave. anteed first-class Painting and Paper- Margaret Newman. has recently Pastor David Holmes will be • Nan ;n cle and aunt, Mr.,and Mrs. Bill g g• returned from a unque vacation preaching at both services at Dun- ERIg STOKES — DECORATOR Gu[hrie, while her mother is ill in visiting the French family of Mr. fair Baptist Church at I l a.m. and. R.R. $, Pickering — TEmple 9-1711 hospital. FASHION HAIRSTYLING - and Mrs. A. Perms of'Bonscours, 7 p.m. on Sunday, .July 23. On Mr. and Mrs. Joe Krawec, Bill Que. This was in conjunction with Sunday, July 30, Pastor Jim Smith PARTS AND SERVICE and Shirley, Windsor, are spending the program sponsored by the I of Calvin Baptist Church,Toronto, i Washi:ig Machines — $20 and up a few weeks With Mrs. Krawec's Canadian Council of Christian and will be preaching at both services. AJAX BARGAIN CENTRE sister Mrs. Dick Anself and Mr. Ansell: Announces a special Phone: WHitehall 2.6410 '• - - Open Every Night Till 9 o'clock Bob Gale, Alderwood, is hall , dosing at the home of his uncle from cal r l to August 3 t _ NEW AND USED . .- , F ' and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Fred ° Refrigerators and Gas Ranges ? ' , w s Reasonable Pricer Puckrin. •COLDWAVES LORNE C. WHITE The following pupils of Bag Res.s. 15.00-12.50 WHitehall 2-1317 gotsville School have been promo- ted to the grades shown: —Reg. 12:50-10.00 FOR SALE—Grade 11 books. Call o! Grade 2—Jill Donner, Donald v F house. 13 Lincoln Sta, Pickering, or .:'' i •> . : —Reg. 10.00- 7.50' phone wN. 2-0113. Guthrie: Marsha Hepburn;Gordon a Huller, Neil Saunders, Marion t SHAMPOOS 25c Off CUTS 75c SUMP PUMPS — Reconditioned corn- Taylor,•Chessy Zdano,WL7 k ti• y y, ' plot* with switch and floats $19.93. Grade 3 — John Bell, Penny, . l v �HAIR COLOURING—Reg, 5.00-4.00 tliew sump pumps .. $26.95 Marshall, Barbara Saun n, L l � Pressure system complete ...,$69.00 J e ALSO INTRODUCING EVELYN AS SHAMPOO GIRL _ ry Smith, Helen Zdanowicz. 4320 KINGSTON ROAD � s " • - Grade-4 — Martha Doaer, Ted- '�• dy Taylor. I Phone WHiteholl 2-6370 for appointment FOR SALE—Baby carriage and crib-, in Grade S'—Denni Doaer, Thos.' r w PP goad condition. TE. 9.230A Huller. Karen Smith, Donald; Open Tues., Thur. till 9—All day Wed, & Sat. . . t� (HELP WANTED — Experienced farm f White, Michael Zdanowicz r� tSS Kingston Rd, next door to Pickerjng Jewellery hand "-onted. Steady employment 4's Grade 6 — Stephen Taylor Live in or out, Write—Box 607.News ( , Office, statingolary expected and Grade -7 Harold Guthrie. Grade 9 — Bdly -Seto, Keit-h • give references. LWhite. = Grac e' a•ce i _ awr.�•w• F rs.i ,'. k3ST—Na. 9 Iron •vg;sterod to o , matched.set at Du°1ns Creek golf' P lane' Str, Helen.Seta Irene White. course. 8393725 after 5 p'm- Jane StoRC701JSC,•Shirley W'hlte. _. �. Teacher. air. Alan Junes. _- ORDER YOUR I . REAL ESTATE ['Wiest Rouge _ Ridges' F COAL Now ! *OR RENT—Two roam. WIN 2.02••7. P6ar» after .430. 1 Aad Bay TO RENT-3 roomed oportment-with bath. no children, S75.00 per mgnth. !'Newest Centres' at Summer Discount Elizabeth St.. Pickering, WH. 2- :5= West Rouge, that got ill Mart " w'ay back in 1926 when the Rouge MP wMeNT WTI). Hills golf club started, has grown I ` C LA R EM_O N T CO-OP 3. 1 L Into a community of well over Dr.,G. Ross Lord, chairman of the Metropolitan Toronto and 100 homes with Schools, churches 'Region Conservation Authority holds a gi y young maple tree as ' and shopping centre and recrca- LADIES WANTI®. iNoMs si' b is6.0o Metro Chairman F. G. Gardiner, Q.C., prepares to plant the 'HONE 201 or 202 o week doing simple bases N tlon- facilities. .West Rouge, so "g Pl• wb% named because it is located on sapting to mark the opening of the area. in your spare deltic. Wrift-SuvOW4 EM the west side of the Rouge River, box 7010, Adelaide Ptsst O�ss, - u8e Toronto, Ontario, now comprises the subdivisions of Chesterhill• Rouge Highlands and BIRD EN'THE HAND churchyard, Our practical 'joker COLLEGE STLIOENiT will to orw Rougedale Acres. The father of a local family friend leaned over, the fence, watching the young man try to Bay. Ridges, th tar st resi- work. intlsxli tofu-till. WH y e 8e ii _. rep n`J I ltha father. passed away tn.aay Creators O T _ 2-1597, dential developiDent in the Metro years ago) was one of this village's catch this hen (the other still un- R0 area, is now well under way. It der one arm). On his next round TUTORING b call will have. about 500 families rc- leading practical jokers, The story young 0 �e st )OM Jr our friend a est�d to the oun MONUMENTS Englrsfi, F.ench, Ms*r ' siding by September 1 sad about is told of the deceased meeting. man 'that he put that hen down. co oR the main street• at the eawhos OF DISTINCTION also art leslions. WM 3,000 when completed. and go and catch the culpcit He o! the village, a young man whose aid aS he was told, 'and—rhea � IQ could no,.*be rated too high, they- were both gone. This lovable ' Over One Hundred Years Old walked toward the villa with a CARDS of THANKS I . The Ontario Count Bild- gentleman's daughter just cannot ings at Whitby are now -1 over Plymouth-Rock hen under each believe her father would do such for' ' THREE GENERATIONS arm,,At the Friend's Church (now a thin she makes this "denial" one hundred years old. Como the Masonic Hall), one of the hens g To th. Council with a twinkle is her eye, that the " mencing construction in 1852. "_ got awn from the.. : Twp, of Pickering. We. the raft- Y young man and writer seems to recall having seen - • payers of the. Audrey Road District Can jIItO the tall gfa93 In the III her fa[he['s eye. St afford Bros wish to express our oppreciotion of e Ltd. the 'attention, and the work demo•on the Audrey . Road, making thereby, PICKERING` - driving conditions much improved ever MONUMENT S that of the post few yeah ND . Our LANDSCAPING SMALL ' MO T OR SERVICE *hanks to you and your Road Depart• ►neat. Gordon Smith for the Rate- specialists in _ DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY MO 8-3552 payer:. LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED 1 -- . — Sodding COMING EVENTS Power Rolling also �' NAND AND POWER HEDGE SHEARS' I ---- ----��'-�'---'— -'" 'i• 'Tractor Grading 'i � The regular meeting of The Caumcii - ARTHUR MITCHELL LIMITED of The. Corporation of the village of Sod. Delivered Will call for and deliver anywhere in Pickering,will be held of, August 8th, 1961 at..8:00.P.M. in'the Council WK.2-609fl ' :' _:Township BUILDING SUPPLIES . Chambers. 'f A. Hagarth, - OWEH 1 = b - ' ;Clerk. „{r.�--e--�- .--- .—.—� i : CUMBER - MASONITE HARDWARE I ' .:BIRTH NOTICES 28 FAIRPORT BEACH ROAD -•TEltipk 9-14oq . .:CEMENT - BLOCKS GRAVEL ! DR. ALFRED i Phone or call after 6.00 p.m. or week-ends • RICKEY—earn on Saturday, July 15, 1961, of the Ajax-Pick ering Gen- - oral Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs, VANA<,TS loll REZ WOOD ,STAIN 8 SEALER `GLASS .'Maurice Hickey, Chureh'St., Picker= C.I.L. PAINTS ling, a son, William Maurice. -.WHITE—Born on Thursday, July' 13: VETERINARIAN pOPER BLOCK LTD 1961, at the Ajax-Pickering General • OIL AND GAS FURNACES — SALES AND SERVICE Hospital, to M[. and Mrs. Hazen. Q R09ebank Rd' ! 920 CALEDONIA ROAD — TORONTO 'White, Dumbarton;ant., a daughter, ., North ! EAVESTROUGMNG — PLUMBING 'Lynda Darlene. • R.R. No. 3,.Pickering j BLOCKS & BRICKS iB U D G E T TERMS The late Richard Ward, STRUtT L STEEL Claremont, who, died a few ! • years ago, in his 90's recalled ?aephone TE. 9-1822 ! CRANE RENTAL for..t it News his Balking down WHitehall 2-6771 :.TEmple 9-2431 a trail from there there on his i 1i -o Answer TE. 9-15041 STATION ROAD, PICKERING, ONTARIO STATION ROAD PICKERING ONT. way to Boamaricille. This j "trail" l Phones: WH. 2-1%0 — WA. 2.5103 TEm le' 9-1682 m NIGHTS -later became the.Road. } r t1 a -Pose Four - T H E P I C K E R I N G NEWS Thursday, July 20, 1%1 Ajax on Saturday. I pared by Mrs. Davis. There were] of her youngest son, Ralph, in are staying at the E. J. Annis ,group the Braves were the win. DUN�ARTON drMrs. D. Thompson and chit- 15 members present. Toronto last week. cottage on the Sand Bar. ners. In the I1 to 14 age group en left on Tuesday fora vaca- Mr. and Mrs. D. Lennox and Mr. Arthur Skimmin is out A group of Dunbarton Kiwa- the Orioles were champs. The tion with her parents, Rev, ant Robert have been holidaying in, again after his bout with pneu- nians' wives atended the Vice- winning players and the coaches Mrs. James Payton at a cottage the western and central States. monia. We hope you are soon] Regal reception at Hart House, were presented with caps with the Dunbarton United Church in Prescott. i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearce are back to. your former self. I University of Toronto during the Kiwanis crest on them. The service was conducted by The Sr. W.A. held their July I spending their holidays in the Mrs. Val Compton has not International Convention in To- The Dunbarton Kiwanis Chit! 'the minister, Dr. W. A. McKay, meeting at the cottage of Sir. and Maritimes. been well,and we hope she...will ronto. would like to thank all those who assisted by Mrs. H. Stroud at the Mrs. L. Davis at Lake Scugog on l Sympathy is expressed to Mrs. soon be much better. Congratulations io'the winners helped or contributed to the suc- organ. The Scripture lesson .vas Weanesday, July 12. The meeting I Jack Phillips of Agmcouri, form- Mr. and Mrs. George B.irkett of the Kiwanis Spring Softball cess of the annual carnival held read from the book of Psalms, followed a delicious luncheon pre-I erly of Dunbarton, on the death I and son Keith of Gainesville, Fla., House League. In the six and 101 at the park on July 14-15. • chapter eight A beautiful solo, °Bless This House," was sung by Marie Mitchell, accompanied by .Mrs. Marie Lynde at the organ. The guest preach for next Sun- day will be a ,representative of , the Gideon Society. St. Andrew's Pres. Church The regular morning service of praise was conducted by Mr. John - Congrum of Knox College. We welcome Mr. Congrum to St. An- drew's and are happy that he will E I be preaching during our minister's OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 7:I10 P.M. ROUG H vacation. Due to the summer holi- days several familiar faces were EXCEPT THURS. & FRI. TILL 9:00 P■M■ . missing but it is encouraging to ON NO. 2 HIGHWAY • ; see so many visitors. Next Sun- day the guest soloist will be Betty PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRL, SAT., JULY 20th - 21st - 22nd JUST EAST OF ROUGE BRIDGE Hough, soprano, of S.arboro. ` Degeer-O'H;ara Wedding MAPLE LEAF /= lb. k On Saturday afternoon in St. — _ p g' WHILE THEY LAST Paul's United Church, Ajax, Sir. MAPLE LEAF FULLY •COOKED STROUD S FOOD M- ARKET Donald O'Hara, son of Mr, and 4NaaJAN CHEESE TWO for READY TO SERVE Mrs, Alfred O'Hara of the Base Line, and Miss Joan Degeer. ,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Degeer SLICES C of Ajax, were married. Rev, R. HALF . HAM Norman officiated. Mr. James - Clements was best man and Shir- Regular Nippy & Pimento (Save 9e) (Average' ley Clements was the bride's only. ti Extra Special CANADA PACKERS FRESH (NOT FROZEN) �� C Weight attendaw. Mr. Kenneth O'Hara s RS �� �'and James Mulligan wer Y ushers. 1 �'� I K 1 .00 'Grade W" Oven 5 - 7 1bs.), The bride looked love! `in a 12 OZ. rOUnd tins 3 for frosted white nylon dress of balle- rina length, She had a shoulder 1 (Save 41e) Limit 6 Tins per Customer length veil with mother-of-pearl Boneless Rolled crown and- carried a bouquet of ...••"'°'` MAPLE LEAFFOWLib, Pr ime Rlb Roast ib' 7gC red roses and white orchids, car- nations and mums. The brides= 1t/l 1b• Nn Average Weight 5 to 6 lbs. rF'�� �'°e Ribs) maid wore a street length dress of blue taffeta with emried a and . • • a short jacket. She carried a bow-� � ` _• quit of pink and white ernes wail f ,f�1APLE O�E�©►� BOLOGNA - ..white mums, The reception was ' COOKED� •. - held at the home of Sir. and Mrs. d By the piece lb. 29c .Sliced lb. 35e -A. O'Hara following the .;ere- mony, .49 SIRLOIN T-BONE & WING lib. The couple will resi.le in Ajax' :HAM following their honey moon. - r Per-instils ISAVE 169) C The Dunbarton trout of Boy - - Scouts spent the weKk•end.cam.p- F*OD ing out. ' . ^Wilda White Congratulation-, a Hazen and _ - 15th= �' R- ; BLADE O2 SHORT RIB 'Wilda Vb'hite on the safe ,arrival Nws of their bat+y daughter last Thurs- � `` r day, July 13. '� h C Jim tilcGinnia has been'Spend 'ROAST iLJt►YE iOf4E REIv10VLD 49 ing several week-, with his grand- 1O I SHORTENDIC • 0 parents. Mr, and Mrs. T. L. %1c_ IGinnis at Gorrie' . Ont. P N R0U D Congratulation, to Mr. end �� f� r it as �. lL r Mrs. Donald O'Hara. inee Joan 25 �, STEAKS S - Degeer) IU v •-kho were married An :(Case of 48 tins $3.95) I (SAVE 15 CENTS) .. -- x - o WRILE THEY LAST HAOSE) s Save 21 c - Save 21c - Save 21 c Balsam;-Mt., Zion 1 Swift's Golden Dew COFFEE -'vlr and din. Donald wi!,on � M 4AGA RINE � < W I E N E R -S �.: E acid daughter took up' rebid.ence' ..at Claremont July L. e A m Misses Gladys Disney and Do- ± _N teen lone, went on -the 4H bus STE KS 79 trip to Guelph last Tuesday. v� LBS• C .. ' Messrs. Murray . Jones and! ��, H a /R�11 "A';.. ' 'Winton White attended the Mal- H C colm-white wedding at Brougham. Save 21c - Save. '!1c - Save 21c a (SAVE mce �� Friday evening. 9 Mrs. Lorne Jones and Doreen HABITANT Picnic Special Picnic Special Picnic Spec attenued the Pugh-Fusin reunion z Saturday at the Greenwood Con- KltUy-CiiEE RASPBERRY OI? Crosscut Short Rib Roast . . . . sibs S9c nervation area. STRAWBERRY a - r: Mr. anJ Mr,. .Le, Har;ron�and' �A� POTATO CHIPS , ROUND OR SQUARE Lloydd c:ndi %f n. Wrr., Har..ron attended, the Moat picnic Sattrrd ay ` 'ar,Greenwood C'ort,ervation area. large, 24 oz. jars La Twin `' �}� C . Misses Katherine and Fannie., Pack 10 oz. box �4g Gordon of Galt, spent the week' 1 �� 'v with -Mr, Bert Wilson and ter. for C u • (eve 1�) 5 and Mrs. Ellmlei Wilson and (save 19c) ei�ad ��u�� e��ad �,u�► el�a ,�u,l�' Boneless Rolled Plate Brisket Pot-Roast lb 39c helped celebrate Mr. Bert Wilson's I S d I 5 d I dS d', — "g4th' birthday Sunday, July 9. . Mr. and Mrs. lack Empring- SAVE ON RUTHERFORD'S FRESH MILK �OIN Ib. ham attended the 'funeral of bits Fresh Homogenized Milk 3 Qwlim t � . . •5Sc. Kenneth Cain •at Agincourt on i C • Saturday. Plus Deposit. v The Cecil' Disney family, the; Fresh 2% NM 3 Q1mi � s . . . . 47c PS Earl Disney family and Mrs,i • ' Frank Disney attended the Disney 1 Plus LAM.Bo9posit ;picnic at Kam', Kamp near Ty-1 POWDERED SKIM MILK t (sass �4c� Stand Prime Rib Roast . . , . . lb. 49c rone on Sunday. eth slid ltk Ribs) The sympathy of this com-j INSTANT NUMILK Lae;e 3 lb. Bose . . . . . Nc :munity goes to Mr. Wm. Birkztt of Stouffville in the death of ;vlr.; M'reei� Lean MMeed Beef • • • + • 3 lbs. 98C -. •Birkett Sunday at St�ut{Mlle. �lr, YOiRK ICE CREAM t�s gal. C*fftn and Mrs. Birkett livgd for a time 69c in Balsam. I (ALL FLAVOUi"` (Save 200 SOLI-C RIN®LESS �Ib. All ladies are invited 'to attend the hazaar and tea on Mr,. Allan ' —Special O'Ffe; of 1 0c - Special Offer of 1 Oc - Special Offer of l Oc— r Manderson's lawn Saturday. July SWIFT'S C 15 and the €ollowing Saturday the a Sunday school picnic Neill be held! IRISH STEW Large 34•ez. Tin' 30C I �'S IDE ACON 1 +, at the Greenwood Conservation .—Special Offer of•1Oc - Special Offer of 1Oc - Special Offer of lOc- Area for the noon meal. .5 t9l - q Thursday, July 2C, 1961 'THE PICKERING NEWS Page ttiw �ICiI>�IlRmmor�l.wm��llm,r�ammmnl�mem' ' .13USINESS DIRECTOR ''Services In Bahai's Meet „ Y .. _ The Churches To -Tula-Mark y- L G. LAwSON GUA"WEED McEACHNIE'S Anniversary Barrister and So citor Radio-TY Service Funeral Director Baha'is of Pickering last S day, TELEPHONE WH. 2-2741 Any Make or Model Pickering ered in Rouge Park last Sunday, United Church July 9 to commemorate one of .heir most o sacred ARTHUR FIELD * d he Bab (Tanniversaries, CHURCH ST. N. -PICKERING, ONT. • Minister: REV. MELVILIE BUTTARS the Martyrdom of the Bab (The • PICKERING .;ate), who was publicly Private Ambulance Service p blicl executed 11.00 a.m.-Church Service lust over 180 years ago in the ,DAY OR NIGHT city of Tabriz, Iran. AUDLEY This young man, the forerun- WATER DELIVERED per of the .Baha'i World Faith, 9.43 a.m.-Church Service was called in Persian THE GATE DRUGS LTD. WM. McEACHNIE, Prop. —to a new era and olden a t. �, O�eS - lo.so a.m.-Sunday School � g a West of Dunbarton * for humanity. He was put to Hea[h in a vain effort to destroy ; PHONE � � Phone'WH. 2-2171 - His teachings. Among these are: PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS . the need for a universal language Tlantic 2-0063 Pickering, Ont. in addition u national languages;ty COSMETICS - SUNDRIES BABY NEEDS ' GRACE PRESBYTERIAN I universal education; the duty of _. CHURCH all faiths to unite in establishing MORNING WORSHIP universal peace, the moral, res- I 11 a.m.-West Rouge School ponsibility of governments to pro-. KEN and CLARKS Auditorium Lett human rights, and the obliga- STORE HOURS: Cr @lghton, Fraser, SUNDAY SCHOOLS tion of all men to engage in use- P R E N T I C E west Rouge School- ful work. WEEK HAYS DAILY 9 a.M. to 9 P.M. D nan � Murdoch AUCTIONEERS rY 9:30 a.m.-8 years and over In countries around the world SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Barristers, Solicitors and I1 a-m.-up to 8 years Baha'is of every background join- Ceens•d and Auto an•d for the 11 a,m.-Nursery ed last Sunda to commemorate • Counties of Ontario and York y . iarw Steck, hwphmewts, Notaries Public Centennial Rood School- that tragic occasion in prayer and II a,m.-All'ages, meditation. PICKERING PHONE Whitehall 2-5961 Furniture,pad Real Estate else RANK OF COMMERCE CHAMBERS 409 ROUGE HIGHtAN6S DR. .. sp�eieky at Reaseswbl• Rots, The Shrine of the Bab, one o€ DUAL SERVICE AT ONE PRICEI 5 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa the beauty spots of Israel, has Milliken P.O. Phone Agine't 52w3 been erected on the slopes of Markham P.O: Phone Marl:. sob Telephone RA. 3-3446 /►_ Mount Carmel above Haifa, the St. George's international headquarter of the GrahciM PREtiT10E5 haw since utablisbid • Baha'is Works Faith. lea was de- HARDWARE Auctioneers since 1890. signed by the late' Sutherland - •Anglican Church Maxwell: a Montreal architect. .APPLIANCES PAINTS - EQ 1t Dr. Sohn Lesik who was himself a Baha'is and TOOLS R . R. FLEURY PICKERING ONTARIO for many yearn .a member of the National Spiritual Assembly of :GLASS - ETC BARRISTER - soLlelTOR D E N T I S T the Baha'is of the. United States • Rector: NOTARY PUBLIC and Canada. * REV, H. S. SHEPHERD, B.A.,D.D. '. '.G E N E R A L HARDWARE Morrish of Old Kingston Road Highland ox 199,'Pickering, Ont. Crook I hlan d C wk •. g AT. 2-7391 or AT. 2-1362 Pickering Phone WMtehall 2-3513 BROCK ROAD Phone) WHitehall 2-1911 Pickering e For the manth of Jul only one dire, G. , th with We anti. Medical Centre I f y y y HOURS: service wili be held each Sunday Danny of Scarboro visited Mrs. Monday to Friday-9;30.3;30 p.m. * of 9.30 A M. Wew crs during the week Mr. and Saturday and Eveensgs Etna 1kcavers and family are leav- by Appei•tment "Family Service' and would' like trig on Monday for Prince Edward _ OFFICE: Wi"I. 2-0660 to hove the children come along Island to' take up residence there. RES.: WH. 2--1855 'with parents. We are -all -sorry to. see. them RY1l'1Al'1 5 �aterin MONUMENTS leave and the community wishes them the very best in their new Highway Monemewr Works" home. Mrs. Weavers lived there • • ROBERT AUSTIN, Prop. Christian Science hart ago and her parents will be _ Wedding And Birthday Cakes R.R. 1, Whitby, Owrarie W M • E • • themy t have t am near it family There is one very ha ` t Twe miles west of Whitby .-Society c Meat Pies Our Specialty" on Whirbygo d Ajax • S H E R R I N RCUGE t4LL5, ONTARIO the community. ' Michael boy arter Main Street - Pickering -' WH. 2-0386 CHURCH SERVICE AND came in on Sunday with his mo- PHONE, Whitby MO. 8-34�z - SUNDAY SCHOOL h 3= ter to visit the doctor and was SUNDAY-11 a.m.-In the informed that his leg is well and All rton Building, Kingston Rd. he can once more walk without Funeral and At Roug• H,Its brut or crutches. R will take P L U M B r N m utafice Service T•itlmhe a esday an Ingo Pa at the Wednesday M•etinl, rn-bract --_ • _.. _ KAYES - *, h•Id of 8 p.m. and .crutches for two years hay- ALFRED LUM • ,ALL ARE WELCOME ing leggt ptrtha Mr, and Mrs �. n NO PLUMBING BATHROOMS the Reading Room is open to W, Carter wishes to thank the Ro' cke 2 Highway the Public. Daily Lary Ctirb, health clinic and Red Johns-Manville Dealer PRESSURE SYSTEMS at Pickering Beach Rood Some Location further information Cross for the assistance they rend- ESTIMATES GIVEN . For ATlantc 2,2635 trying COTTAGE MATERIAL - FENCING ered during this [r m time Phone WHitehall 2-6717 Mr, Harry Dawson's sister. Mrs. "Telephone C. White and friend. Mrs.-Law. o` !LARGE DOORS - PAINTS - PLYWOOD Valois. Que., is -visiting the Daw- WHitehaN 2-3610 I Do-ft-Yourself Carpentery Shop Tools . _ ' son's for a few days. • • St. Andrew's Television & Radio Mr. and MSS. Frank Rosegood ,`;Terms Arranged — as 'low as �. of Toronto, Mr. Edgar Houton e !rS BRADY Presbyterian Church . :,(Average Garage) — $15.00 per month of Bradford, visited Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth-Heron, B.A. -Ministsir ' E.••Cronutt on Monday. NO. 2 Highway WHitehall 2-3251 PHONE: TE:wpb 9-1191 PLUMBING g y NG 9.45 A.M. Sunday School Mrs. Cornuit's grandson, Ken- DUNBARTON RADIO 6 T-V neth Chafen of Green River is in 11.00 A.M. Church Service Scarboro General Hospital and A. H. RATTEW STORE will be there for some weeks, " •. , Maybe some of his former class- ••'•��� , mates i- Pickering High School era/ Ha rdware The one place to - get i ' would like to drop him a card or - ROGER G. CONANT, B.A. f everything in Plumbing. PIANO i better still call and see him. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR •GOOD VALUE AT THE Jim Sowerhy had the misfor- PAINTS ELECTRICAL CONITH-BLDG., AJAX RIGHT PRICE AND THEORY tune to be bitten by a dog on L APPLIANCES Open Daily Till 5:30 p.m. Tuesday and required medical at- /�/� (+ 7th Simms St, South, Oshowo Saturday'Till 1:00 p.m, tention. TOOLS - GLASS -• ETCi REPAIRS 8 ALTERATIONS ' T. Hartford, A.T9C.M4 _ WHitehall 2-3336 Rouge Hilts-Doctor Finds 4320 Kingston Road JNSURANCE CO. g 31 Guild Rd., Pickering Skeletons Of Prehistoric WRITE OR PHONE West Hill Al2imals In Ecuador Site Cheap Rates for Farm and Country AT. 4-4721 Buildings Dr., Gordon , Edmund of Windstorm Insurance an Buildings, i Rouge Hills has unearthed the Windmilh, Sibs, Etc. FAST skeletons of two rehistoric Balsdo'n's' Hardw' ' are Av»as•bib Insurance of AN Kinds' P Bowman & Gibson DENNEY BROTHERS _ animals in Ecuador but is now TV awaiting a ruling on whether Phone WHitehall 2-0480 —� Piekerin PHONE: WHITBY MO. 6 9521 HEATING CONTRACTORS or not.he can,britig them back g to the Royal Ontario Museum. Hot Water, Steam Systems ".SERVICE Dr. Edmunds with Dr. Roy W. H. J. Thompson Installed r emon has been working in' - P IWacLEOD S' OF = g DENNIS CARTAGE Ecuador since April. A rulin B.A., LL.B. Alterations and Repairs P SEPTIC TANKS p pas it that any such finds be• ' Water Supply TEm le 9-3357 PICKERING BARRISTER and SOLICITOR p „ -cime the property of the coon• British Columbia and Ontario' i trv. 500 gals. .................... $4.50.$5,00 !CLEANED !WHe 2-1860 Dr. Edmunds uncovered the 850 gals. ............................ 56.00 GLENWOOD BLDG., AJAX Y ' Ontario Count was first vis- skeleton of a Iar�Tc extinct clu' - � 1,000. al:, -tn earl predecessor ' of the O I .......... .$7.W ' W. J. BUTT ,WHitehall 2.5151 '� ited b white men,.when Cham- rr �� chant, called a mastodon and y Mac Can Fix-fit ALSO SAND - !RAVEL Residence.. TEmple 9.2656 plain came down through the Y P Oshawa RA. 3-4042 TOP SOIL AND FILL r lama. Dr. Lemon is studying WEST Hlll AT. 4.4059 I Talbet. River ut 1615. )each and shoreline fossils. THE P I C K E R I N G NEWS Thursday, July 20, 1961 Page Six C ANNINGS LT. :VIEETS THE DESIRES OF THE CANADIAN TIRE CORPORATION ASSOCIATE '. THEIR ALUMINUM PRODUCTS, COMBINED WITH WELL-DRESSED.MEN & BOYS OF THIS COUNTY STORE. FINEST OF ITS KIND IN OSHAWA 72-6272 SERVICE TION OF RESPONSIBLE EVENISS SALES LTD. . 14 KING W. 723-7632 115 SIMCOE S. 15 PRINCE 725-4632 14 KING E. 725-1512 This modern store is the largest of its type in this section of 1 In this. part cf Ontario, the needs, desires and demands of Ontario and has introduced the largest selection of items for This firm is one of Oshawa's finest distributors of windows, the male population are more than satisfied at Cannings Ltd. auto and home use in the county. In keeping with the modern doors and awnings and have built a reputation unexcelled in They have been established since inn and besides their complete t,,lici­ thy•• have self-service systP-n for fastar, —ore eff;�ient aluminum home products. They are distributors for Winter Seal dine of men's and boy's' clothing• they' have a fine display of shopping. This real shopping mart has good parking facilities, windows and doors are of the most modern design and have casual wear. and the have- a large service department for installation, etc. proven of great value both in economy and appearance. From Cannings Ltd. carries the highest quality merchandise which They have built their business anal increased their number of theseconomy standpoint, they will help• save on our fuel bills. P y is not only backed by the dependable store, but also by the friends and customers throusrh their police of good service, and have many other advantages that the management will be manufacturer. Percy and Morley Canning are associated with all co the leading manufacturers urteous attention and satisfaction above• all to all. pleased to explain to you. You are invited to telephone this firm of men's clothing, and with the idea Fair o,^ces for the many hundreds of$feces of Good Quality for a free demonstration. Their windows and doors are custom e times, has bought the very .latest merchandise such as Superlastic Tires, Tubes, Morpower Batter- built and installed by their factory trained'experts, they sell and of keeping abreast of th clothing and has made it available to the people of this area. ies, blaster Craft Tools and Snorting Goods, also many other install aluminum prime and storm windows and doors,,also Cannings Ltd. are-prepared to serve the men of all ages and types, of small items necessary and handy around your auto and • 'awnings and canopies, and patio and car ports; wrought iron -ideas, who want the best men's and boys' wear, with the most ty a railings, also "Vacu-Flc units"• which are a built in cleaning up-to-date stool; the market affords such as Biltmore hats, We fe.1 that.we would be far amiss if we should fail to count s stem. The company was established almost 10 years ago. This Y Forsyth shirts, Deacon Bros. Sportswear, Jantzen Sw ar an , the C-ng,dian Tire Corporation kssociate Store in Oshawa under firm has a budget plan which is arranged to suit each indi- Warren Bi-os. Sweaters, Penman's hosiery and underwear and M sh hosiery' by Byford. m suggest that you call into this the personal direction of Mr. Fred Smith as a distinct credit to victual, and their excellent business policies have enabled them En.-li. Oshawa and the surrounding c'i=_trict.,This store is worthy of to become the most reputable organization in the aluminum friendly store and see for yourself the assortment of fine mer- high recommendation. A new'.Crn-tdian Tire Store which w1l he window business in the area which is capably directed by "Les" chandise on display at the most reasonable prices. a branch of the Oshawa store r-III be opening around the end of Everiss. Why not call this firm in Oshawa, 725-463`? and have July on Queen Street in Port Perry. -:hem install their fine products on your home. You will be - pleased with their dependable service. ROBERT DIXON CO. LTD. A GREAT NAME SOLVING HEATING PROBLEMS IN THE AREA DAVIDSON SHOE STORE (OSHAWA) LTD. 313 ALBERT 723-4663 PROVIDES QUALITY FOOTW E AR. TO RESIDENTS TOWN & COUNTRY RESTAURANT SERVES THE Comfort is automatically yours when you combine the services' OF ONTARIO COUNTY EXCELLENCE IN DINING PLEASURE of Dixen's, established in 1903, who specialize in home heating. 725-3312 15 BOND ST. 728-4561 They are leading heating'experts of the area with many instal- 31 SIMCOE N. (corner Bond) lotions. They are also distributors for highest.quality fuel oils Whenever there is mention of quality footwear Davidson's In reviewing the outstanding establishment s. there are very with a fuel oil storage and have many trucks serving the area, Shoe Store, established around 1900, is always associated. few dining places that can measure up to the high standards of with fuel'oil plus coal, coke, including Anthracite. At their office The staff of this store includes experienced fitters with a the Town & Country Restaurant and "Bill" and "Dora" who and showroom they feature Delco heating equipment by General knowledge of this business, an.i their ability to give complete operate this highly respected dining establishment of splendor Motors. also Anthes Imperial, Atlas Webster and Lennox heat- comfort has won many satisfied patrons. All shoo= are fitted can be justly proud of the .respect-that has been attributed to Ong unite. with great care, which assures you a complete comfort of your them. Their vast facilities include spaceous accommodations Don't let "JACK FROST" catch you with inadequate warmth footwear. which are available for large gatherings, banquets, parties, etc. En your home by having a defective or an obsolete heating sys- Shoes in,a wide variety of styles, that play a teadi,n� rn'e in They serve the finest Italian and Canadian dishes with take out tem. Now is the time to armnge for a summer conditioning with the correct costume of the well-dressed man and women are an orders available and they are open- 24 hours a day, T days a a^ overhaul tf your heating system. Now is the time to let display at t^,is =tore, as well as si-cea for children, t:gat fit with week. Dixon's aer�ice your present hosting unit, freeing you from great comfort and style. .FPatured is Harty shoes for, men. Taking every precaution for the highest use of cleanliness and work, worry ane! burdensome fuel bills. Blachfor3: Clarks, Murray eel Naggers: to Rollers, Deb•and. sanitary methods the management need tc be con>zratiitatan for Y � Ortario County's recognized leading heating expert. it is with Natursli�ers for women anal famous Savage hoes for ^children success toward this goal. You can enjoy dining here in an at- pleasure w.- re•curn=end this firm which is capabl.directed by an' t? 7' gee= mosphere, created a.. it seems espPcia!ly for you. Very rarely do Elmer W. V`xon, president and general manager. agents for Davidson Shoe Store Oshawa Ltd. which is eatahly directed ycu find such a complete combination. such as Food at its,very hig!+ quality'fuels and he service "BUY T`rlE BEST FROM. by 1I r, Eldnn. A, sruthwell: pra=id�rt, r� a w.:luable ccrtribution best, cheerful atmos here,. ccurtr.us:and efficient service plus nT1Oti'S. to he Complete assurance and satisfaction in regards to any- ecmfertable d.nirg equiprtiert. thin ir.,fe;,ctw•ear, and ha.."cent.-in;y a•ded the pec,ie cf the -i rez 1t e regard it cur extrk c plc-;ure tc refer and recommend to Lt hr,ter wal'r. in life. and::re we-thy of high reccrnmendatiorr. the T+.wn & Ccuntry Rpxtsnrant in Oshawa where good taste. P�C'IFII' FI\ANCE CREDIT LTD. Man be ycu, xuide.tc better eating. HAS AN EXCELLENT REPUTATION - as nlr�E ;zs-6a'I .. SMITH SPORTS IS HE.�I3ctI'AE:TF.4;S I f►R BflAT`: 4� shoat any l)ubt.':'acit"i: Finance trec'it. Lt,'.. are r' MOTOR:�. MARINE St'PPLIE:� & SPORTING G t:0(?E,S a'HEF:�iE�' >;RC��. LTD_, ONE OF ONTARIO'S reputab'.e aigan.s.'i�n 3ervir.; *.':e need.< of cite c•;unty with un, 3:�3 11+1 1= W. ;23.9311 FINE:�T HOME FURNISHERS efficient an•i f„rndl} finan4C service. "'lac:f:r" terv'F� Business. _ 80 KING E. 728-1641 Industry anr. Denlars with a .erv'.ce unexcellec'., enabling the This is,,,ne l lire in this section that the Sport, enthusiast can :.business world to finance care, tkucks,.appliances etc., in fsct obtain tMt• 1•w;t ,n sul r!.es ar.i sen':cw.,, and at rr c=+,r"b!e prirea, Best wblish are extended tc ("homey Bros. Ltd. who were everything in financing foz- Businesa and Industry, as well as a;vv,u,y, maintaining an up to dtite-bu=inesa for the 47&mirgda- first established in Peterbcre in 195::. and due to great customer essential :Frvice is loans to the public. At "Pacific reliable Clrin of the moray people they serge. Triis top rated bn�iness'firm relaticnshi; in many parts of Canada,•haae a store in Cobourg people may discuss any w vrthwh"e need fur ir-mediate cash and has an ens ia'ule'reevrd and has alw'a•ys met with great favor by and the large modern store in Oshawa, which was opened 6th 'certainly receive a_si_tance. The combined services gives a corn- L6e pe03le of this trade area, June 19n8 and very capably managed by David House, who is pleto.service in Financing and is rated as ore cf, the finest loan Thrci.'.gh honest d-slings they have thus assured the public assisted by very friendly and courteous staff, �corrparie> with branchas from coast to coast. that they feature only the finest in Beats, Motors, Water Skis, Throughout the year, the people across the province have The local branch manager in Oshawa.''Al" Morgan is assisted L fe Jar kPt�. Marine Hardware and accessories,Tee-nee Trailers, found great values At their progressive stores, which have be- by•w'el'• chosen N�rsonneil working in the better interests of the Johnson Motors and everything in rlar%ne supplies. They feature come well known as the leading furniture stares in Ontario. This puhlir in n�en .n` financial assistance. Their service' is greatly .. brand r.ar.:es. such ae boats by Shepherd, Canadian, Lone Star • organization has a wide experience.in the furniture.line and in " appreciated by many in this County. Many people capable of Sue and Glastron,:they also service all brands of out�rds,,.pow•er serving the public, and their knowledge of present day needs cessfully carrying nr. but wh lack ready cash to carry through mowers err. and have large selection of sporting good;including places the modern art of furniture craftsmanship of beautiful . n•ith future•plan. receive prompt;courteous service. It is s-a plea- best selection of gun§ and ammunition in the county. and comfortable furniture, appliances, floor coverings na 's and sure to review and refer the Services of this vast organizaion to glop in at this popular place and acquaint you Njalf with the lamps, at the people's command. This is one of Canada's Great -our read-rs-. One of the greate-t, names in finance, Pacific service facilities and products available here, and regardless Stores for the home which receives commendable mention and ` Finance Coeds Ltd., should be your guide to satisfactory service whether you are buying or not• you will be sure of being made bast wishes for many years of continued success. in this lane. welcome, as Art Jones the manager has always extended a A visit to their stare, in Oshawa, will find you becoming an- cordiai welcome the people of this area, we are pleased to other one of the thousands of satisfied customers that Cherney recommend this firm to all our people. Bros. Ltd. enjoy throughout Ontario. SABY �N �IOTURS SALES LTD. `TUDEBAKER AND VOLKSWAGEN WELL RECOGNIZED NAMES IN ONTARIO COUNTY KAYE'S SPORTSWEAR� T FEATURES VARIETY TWO MODERN STORES BUSINESS ARE SPECIAL STS IN PEST CONTROL - 331 RtTSON S. nd trans- ,STYLES & FA,,HIO. A " This fire :�La and Service for Volkswagen cars and trans- 68 SIMCOE N. OSHAWA 725-54x1 P. also $tadebaker cars and trucks which are an honoured: also 57 KING W. IN 19OWMANVILLE 79 BURK SERVICES , 725-9671 name. recognized as automobile with honest value, great per- jormance and economy. Volkswagen which is Canada's number As an outstanding ladies' Rear shopi Kaye's Sportswear al- All of us are very proud of cur homes and fond it essential to one econotny.car, have bean enjvyir.g great success and at Folks-. ways feature a choice variety of women's dresses, coats, sports- keep them in first class condition. One of the amain problems of eager. of Canada over .1000 Canadian personnell are employed wear, suits, sweaters and slacks. The management visits the many home owners is the damage created by-roaches, rats, mice, . .plus many dealers and distributors. The Parent company pun- markets•regularly to know what will be popular in fashion and larvae, silverfish, moths, bed bugs, ants and other pests. Even chase; large quantitica of materials from Canada and certainly have shown they are excellent judges of style, material and our furniture and clothes are not exempt from the eves• annoy- aids tun 'country's ec'unomy.:Sabyan Motor Sale; Ltd., which-is finishing and secures for the women of the district, choice im- ing efforts of these pests to destroy, _ capably directed by Bill Sabvan, president, enjoy an,excellent po0tations from the latest models. Their immense stock includes Commercial, industrial and residential pro perty owners are capably d, ec `rep y Bil.ative� .tor president, en, which has en- everything in smart wear.including many specialties. No matter faced with a grave responsibility ih keeping their property ala'.e4 t;,,in keep':ncreaslr.g sales witi: thousands-of satisfied cus- what type of ladies garments you desire, ycu will find a most clean and sanitary, not only as an obligation to the public, but " tourers, whom they have son ed eery far hft:Ny throughout the complete stock at- Kaye's Sportswear, which is recognized as. also to meet the rigid requirements of the health.authorities as "The House of Styles for Women".-This.shop is capably directed well. If you have this condition tc overcome, get in touch with ;past years. an expert as he will save you much time and money and you will Thi fine c+..rx-�rn • .a.ntains-a complete service department by `'Sam" and "Rose" Sniderman, who extends a cordial welcome which enables.loon. t•; give the fast- service possible, It is to the women of.the district. You will find this popular shop be assured that you are free of theseests. staffed by facture ,rained mechanics and modern. equipment, in worthy of your patronage where your complete satisfaction is Presto Pest Control is one of the most successful and respon- order goat t? e'.r oust a.^.-ors will be .efficiently taken care of in their first consideration. e berminat nigaservice. DenaldeMc ntjoy,othe chief toperator•and the. mate- c° repairs anii adjusments. owner has had years of experience, is bonded and insured for Here. they carry.at a:l times one of the largest stocks of parts sn ±hat.t-e r custc,:n?:s .will nut be•deprived,of their car or truck .SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CAREERS MADE public safety. Their safe methods will assure a satisfactory n ?en�tl of time. The are not just interested in POSSIBL small er too large. Call 725-9871 today and 'for'am• great a Y become another of inane satisfied customers. quid: =ale=, 'lu± '�+ hnrw tl at•all customers are comr�letely satin- OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE fled. This fire puli�y h«s enabled them to take a'leading position, 725-3375 "among auto dealers of Ontario County. We are pleased to recom- 10 SIMCOE N. CULLIGA�`WATER CONDITIONING (OSHAW*) 1 mend thin auto sales and service centre to our readers. An institution of this region that has won wide acclaim throughout this entire section of Ontario is the Oshawa CO. LTD. FINEST SERVICE OF ITS KIND IN. THE i Business College which was founded in 1937 and which has COU 1 NTY BETTY HAYDL STUDIO FEATURES WIDE ; one of the most impressive records of successful graduates that gi!j BOND W - 728-5 43 yVARIETY OF SERF-ICES IN HOME DECORATING can be found in any archives of a business school. Through its 15 KING E. — SHOWROOM 725.2686 efforts, many hundreds of local and out-of-town people have This. firm in Oshawa, established since 1954, brings you an This thriving business merits very favourable comment when been launched upon. a successful business career. efficient and reliable service which will pay for itself. If there is xe•-iew•ing outstanding firms of the area. This is the shop to visit At the Oshawa Business College one will find the facilities an answer to your water treatment problem your Culligan Soft when considering anything in the-line of quality items for your for rapid progress. The Oshawa Business College is affiliated Water Service in Oshawa will give you prompt and able asau3t- home. This is one of the leading centres of the district which' with the Canadian Business Schools Association. Its objective is ante this includes free water analysis. Culligan Soft Water ing, coffers to the discrimminating shopper a wide variety of custom to maintain a high standard in Private Business Education in vice aids in cooking, drinking, kitchen and dishes, laundering, made draperies and accessories, al^ complete line of creative Canada by providing affiliated schools with independent gradua- bathing, soap saving and aids in the life of the plumbing in your €urniture, rugs and broadloom. t'f emyBra d lNameloroducts courses offereidnare studies n a counting and secretarialswohk Try It".hThe Culligan Soft Water"Seorvice Don't tl3alargest organi� give you great pleasure to choose P very well displayed and where you will be able to find something which will lead the graduate into a position of reourndsipiloma ho°e owne sr iii heir America soft water service. This firm reputatioz with first in its that will'meet your desires. This is an unusual shop featuring a In fact, the name of Oshawa Business College on y, p j complete interior decorating son ire at no extra or hidden coats; is one,of the best assurances of acceptance by the better business field aith h type as ewdell.11y automatic softener. They also carry I :.';also a free home consulting service and you are assured of com- ,establishments throughout the county. to plete satisfaction as this firm is reliable and ettvtHa dlyStudio of the facilities ghestOcand thoselinters ted�shouldaen enroll as the ending aimprovementu in neour livi'n'g• standard by the suse of soft all these fine points in mind we recommend 8 y which is owned and operated by Miss Betty Hay dl and with a terms start each Summer, Fall, New, Year and Easter. water. Among the many aids, now available in a comfortable friendly staff who are recognized for the personalized service andohis can taff are deserving of your fullest st considerationiand waiter perhaps We are spleased desirable recommend this firm iwhich they extern i to every customer. Good service plus,a variety' of decorative home accessories, this shop is a crust 'for real support, in their continuous effort to maintain their institution is u="fullest co Larry Marshall, the president, as one worthy of .pleasant shopping. areal foundation of hens e c ' as foun bus: du ation' Y IN - -, D AV iffHo S !WHO SIJ A • -TIursdy,Ju 20, 191 Page Sewn THE P 1•C-K E R I N G NEW 5 e— INSURANCE - AREAL ESTATE — -- y a , IM16 VV a �t�PORT from :.:,:: The Sarco plant will close down' Mr. and Mrs. J. Watts of Downs- Offtce WH. 2-6212 Residence WH. 2-3115 f,,,;, ibis week-end for two weeks for view; Mr. and .Ctrs. C. Rennie, PARLIAMENT holidays. 11r. c^d 'Mrs. H. Gifford of S:az- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Towner will boro: Mr. and Mrs. B. Hobday; BY HON. MIKE STARK take a trio to Flin Flon, Man.,' Mr. and 'firs. Wiseman, Mr. and CYR I E MORL EY for their holidays. In h. Andre..,;'. dr. s,c' `.`-s. h . ' ,M.P. ONTARIO RIDING Mr."and �Irs. Gord Taylor wi!; Ingham, Mr. and ?�trs• D. Smith close their restaurant for two of Aia.x. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gough, 'Your Friendly Resident Agent" ' weeks and holiday at Hall's Lake. and Mr: and Mrs. B. Morrow. There was hope that we might,ceived approval for 75 per cent Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boniface are Mr. and Mrs. L Kennedy were on a motor trip to Florida. the week-end guests of Mr. and have ended the session last week of the cost from the federal trea- - )ut developments have occurred Bury is the Dumbarton Composite c Mr. and Mrs. Tom, Davis are Mrs. J. McGuire. 32 KINGSTON RD-W. P.O. BOX 160 in respect to the tariff bill, which School. The total cost of the vo- taking a motor trip to the west Mr. George Beverley was hon- was amended by the senate, and cational ptir•t of this school is coast. ored recently with a family picnic ._,__ ICKERING, ONTARIO the bill seeking the removal of estimated at $710,000. The fed- Mr. and Mrs. Don Hedges en- on the occasion of his birthday, :he Governor of the Bank of eral government ig contributing tertained relatives from Kleinberg, Kenny and Linda Vernon of ^anada, which have prolonged $533,000 to this project. This un- and Woodbridge on Saturday and' Oshawa have been holidaying this session for at •least another dertaking also will be of great all attended the wedding of Miss with relatives here. _ �T,,1 week. benefit to;the students in the Dun- Maureen Neale at--Ci"reenwood. Pat and Mike Hobday, Irene -♦ inter ThOmsor�, Q*C I Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wallace Rennie and John Gifford of Scar- As far as the tariff bill is can Barton area cernpd, the government would not Just recently the minister of spent the week-end here with Mr. boro are spending their. holidays BARRISTER - SOLICITOR •NOTARY PUBLIC acc an amendment from the'national health and welfare ad- and Mrs. Earl Beare. ept with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rennie. senate and turned it back for vised me that he has approved a Three carloads of Claremont Grace Benson entertained a few - COMMISSIONER FOR OATHS � further consideration. This Bill is�contribution of $12,750 under the bowlers attended a tournament on friends at her home recently. designed, along with many other national health grants program to mixed trebles at Stouffville on Doreen Carruthers entertained Telephones WHitehall 2-0910° Mond night. measures that have been intfo- help finance the operation of a ay some of her friends at an outdoor NI "hwea corner of Old Plant Road•on No. 2'Highway duced by the government and mental health clinic in the City Mr. and Mrs. Tony Vanderlit barbecue on Saturday, evening. passed by parliament• to stimu- of Oshawa. and family will holiday in the I Bob Hockley's have a pet baby late the economy and provide The funds made available un- U.S. I Bluejay. Last year they had' a pet more jobs. The stand taken by der this mental health grant cover Mr. and Mrs. Les Lye and fam-I baby coon,, that Smelly took dt •^ APPRAISALS the majority of the members of the salaries of the personnel staf- dy are holidaying,at Balsam Lake. on his own this spring• Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fryer will t NEWELL the senate on this bill is very in ipetng the clinic for the sine months Gterestia to all concerned. period ending. March 31, 1962. I holiday at Collingwood next WRECKING WAR-TIME • As a result of the Vocational am sure that this contribution a'uk• BUILDINGS IN AJAX (Gladys Nowell) Training Assistance Act, which I'from the federal treasury will be Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keevil of had the honor to pilot through'of help in the expansion of men- Detroit are spendin¢ a few days lercAted on Thompson St. JReal Estate Broker — Pickering Village the House of Commons last De- tal health services in our area. this week with Mr. and Mrs. Clare opposite cember, the government has a Keevil. WH. 2-5770-1 or Toronto WA. 3-9513 go p- Since July t the spectacle of Ceshway Lumber Co. proved federal financial participa-;the changing of the guard is being „ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porter will Whitby — Phone MO. 8-3625 tion in two schools in Ontario motor next week down to Detroit. First-class mate-ials for farm held on the grounds before the The Baptist Church Sunday barns, sheds, etc. Cobourg. FR. 2-7601 Riding. 1 Parliament Buildings. This is a I P r One of the schools, the R. S.'very colorful exercise and draws school picnic will be held this 10 x 12 and 10. x 16 Ras. -Highway" VA Mile East of Dunbarion, No. 2 Highway ' Saturday and will leave the B.C. Fir Timbers g r McLaughlin Composite School in thousands of visitors every morn- church here at 2:45 p.m. 3` x 8' B.C. Fir. Floortng Oshawa. is to receive a federal ing at ten o'clock to Parliament Mr. and Mrs. J. Rennie enter- 30-foof Trusses, Meta contribution from the Department Hill, Since the sessions•now start rained a group of friends on the of Labor in the amount of $1,- at 11 o'clock in the morning, Doors, etc. 077.000. This is' 75 per cent of many of the visitors then proceed, week at the Samarillos. nil, was i FOR SALE CHEAP JOHN L . A Y the total cost of providing voca- to the, Parliament Buildings and a bon voyage party for Mrs. B tional and technical training in the House of Commons gallery' Hobday who is leaving for a ho I• Phone: Ajax—.WH. Z-473S INSURANCE this school. The total cast of the to listen in on the proceedings of day in Scotland. Present were: OR COME DOWN ASSURANCE g Composite the House. In these summer l R S. n` , A McLaughlin Com site PRUDENTIAL COMPANY LTD. �/F ENG�l7ND S,hool is 51.870.000. The cost of months l am very pleased to see the vocational part of this school'people from Ontario County as I Monteith, Monteith, Riehl LIFE — AUTOMOBILE — FIRE estimated. at 51,139:000. The visitors here in .Ottawa and very. 8 Co. OPTOMETRIC :ust of the furniture and equip- grateful to them for dropping 'X 107 KINGSTON ROAD EAST rneni for the vocational part of arodnd to rely office and spending CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS VISfV(V CARE tDNw: Station Plaza, Ajax Shopping Conte. Phone.- WH_ 2-3301 the school is estimated' at $297,- a few minutes with int. G. W. RIEHL, CA., R.I.A. UUO. There are indications that the f LICENSED TRUSTEES JOHN L. RAWBON, R.O. Phone For Immediate Coverage Dar Or Night This wilt be of great assist- session may end towards the end j Ajax Oshawa 5••atford of Oshawa or two before we sURTaR R wATE?5. C.A.7 (OFF LIVERPOOL STREET ante"to the mso dents in the City of this week and t hope to be PLEASANT 5 mIIIY�INIWIIIIIII�;iullilu,;,: g vocational 'able to contribute at least an- SOU*_• RD S r REFRIGERATION and technical training, other column WH,rehoti 2.0890 FRENCHA�AN'S BAY REFRIGThe second school which re close off until the next sessign. Cz i EVENINGS :: - - ►IR CONDITIONING BY APPOINTMENT. TE, 9.2601 SALES & SERVICE WEST FIRST MORTGAGES A2?AYG'D: ALSO SECOND MORTGAGES MOFFAT — WESTINGHOUSE � AVAILABLE FOR ADDITIONS � GRAVEL ' SAND N 'APPLIANCES g AND IMPROYEME!lTS • The t Roue Soc.:er Lea- of Mr. and btrs, Jim Frrn.h, .ei gut ended the season with some Rouge Hills Dr., where refresh- WE ALSO FURCHA55 OR LOAN I CRUSHED STONE �.O R N E C WHITE g� games last werl. Al Hrn4er- meets were served ON EXISTING MORTGAGES. i. o « son's, Spurs clinched the PerW'ev Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ku%,: and i{ i PtCKERING WH 2-1517 title with a 3-0 win over Rovers. family, Javbtllr Crrs_ are enjoy- IF YOU REQUIRE ANY MORTGAGE Prompt Deiirely GLen Jones, a star Atom payer, mg a two weeks hokiday camping INANCING A FOR FAST moved into PeeWee company and in the Haliburton district. COURTEOUS SERVICE: CALL - ATlantic 4-1551 scored two goals. The third was a Misses Kathy and.Laurie Stew-� - PERSONALIZED PROTECTION ' header scored by Don Munroe. art,. East Ave., spent two weeks i AUBREY E IRELAND Ken BoTisko starred in goal, visiting their aunt in the city. Valley farm Road A. R. FORT I E R—INSURANCE Rudy the A.to Base Line w rap- Mr. and Mrs. d, Shave j es•and AND COMPANY � ped up, the Atom division undr-' family, Island Rd,, have just re- :: Pickering feated, In-a game with Bruins and turned from a camp trip near AID >• Lions, the Bruins ion 3-1, Glen Astley. 100 ADELAIDE ST. W. "..PHONE ATlantic 2-OZ16 � Jones with his own team scored congratulations' to Mr. and another two goals. Frank Barron Mrs. Dick Jolliffe, Ridgewood TORONTO 2, ONTARIO Support Your FIRE — AUTO — LIPE CASUALTY got the other. Rd., .who celebrated their 24th EMpiro 9-5300 or EMpiro 6-59" i Congratulations to %I r.' and wedding annjversary Friday, Jury' '� •' Mrs. Doug Chaddock, Rouge Hills 14. They enjoyed dinner with `-iEvaidnp Community Dr.. on the arrival of their chos- friends and the theatre'afterwards en son, Douglas Brock, last week, with friends to celebrate the oc- TEmple 9.1750 — WA 24902 , -- A brother fo'r Karin. casion. Project .: NO DOWN -PAYMENT Mrs. Olive Harrison and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crites and ter Linda, East Ave., a family, Decimal Place, are holi- re visiting _ Batfiroonls Installed, Septic Tanks yes. Harrison's daughter and son- Baying at Sundridge. ld i r r in-law. Mr, and Mrs. Sparrow in In' the girls' volleyball games Montreal for two weeks. Mr. Har- the junior scores were for July :Wells, Basements, etc. rison is on a,business trip to 10: Larks 6, Doves.U. On July 13, 1 To The Happy- Couple Vancouver, _Calgary and other Robins. 6, Canaries U. .Senior ; western cities at the present time. scores, July 10, Ruhys 6, Pearls,' J •' LET US CAPTURE FOR YOU THE RADIANCE For, further information call The local Kiwanians had their 0. July 13, Emeralds 4, Diamonds annual golf tournament at The 2. Standing to date, for Juniors. OF YOUR WEDDING ° I Rouge Hills Golf Club Tuesday Robins 2'_. Larkt 17, Doves -16. .PAT DUNNE Temple 9-1841 t' BOOK NOW FOR THAT SPECIAL DAY - evening, July 11, and enjoyed a; Canaries 5. Seniors: Rubys 21, a social time•afterwards at the home Emeralds 20, Diamonds I6, Pearls a WE COVER -•i�•t-•t•.,•II••€••II••t-:»,'r:--:d:.;aka;»;..;.>rir>r:•i••:•:•i;:-:•:••'r:•3 i:-•t-•t••i-•l-•3i• - _ - HOME — CHURCH — RECEPTION _= MILLER HEATING SERVICE � ' FROM $49.50 UP NOTICE INCLUDES �, • NATURAL GAS AND OIL BURNERS • - 1 — 8x10 "OUR WEDDING" ALBUM ,L 4 -Hour 5 e r v>, e e -� regret that due to selling my service station t 12 8x10 PRINTS .t . .I on to _ �1 '— 4 x 5 "OUR CHILDREN'S WELDING' ALBUM � fi the Gas and Oil Equipment for Homes•— Houseboats Dept. of Highways, I am going out of business 12 — 4 x 5 PRINTS 'Trailers—Cottages— Camping, etc. in Pickering. I wish to thank the people of the dis 25 PHOTO "THANK YOU NOTES" f COMPLETE PHOTO NEWSPAPER COVERAGE TRAILER ACCESSORIES, JACKS, GAS REFRIGERATORS j trier for the patronage received. LAMPS, STOVES, HITCHES, PUMPS, MANTELS I will be' glad to wholesale my stock of tires in PHOTOS:SENT TO NEWSPAPERS OF YOUR CHOICE HEATERS,;ETC. PH E lots'of one or more. ' ON 'OR WRITE s ;EVERYTHING FOR ' TRAILERS JACK DONNELLY t. R.R. 3, PICKERING — TE. 9-1417 �/ COLEMAN DUO-THERM - INTERNATIONAL. B A R R I E f'O M E R O I 9 TUDOR ST. r 'AJAX — WM. 2.3491 .,:Jack's Esso Station, Station,Rd. i No. Z Highway - - L lops Eight -- - 1HE. P I C K E R I N G NEWS Thursday, July 20, 1%1 jr AV . V. r - p; i l r • 1 IGA MARKETS across Canoda join in saluting the Canadian growers of fresh fruits and vegetables during National SALAD WEEK. Be sure to check IGA's fresh produce department for field grown tomatoes and'cucumbers, Ontario grown green onions, radish and tender celery, i in fact, a2 the "fixin's" for crisp, refreshing salads. ONTARIO No. 1 GRADE' — FIRST OF THE SEASON! j ' -- IGA .EXTRA . A TOTAL OF APPL E JUICE ...., _.-.� e atoes . - 34400 �33 ''�4$-Clz. Tin c 110-LB. BAG in IGA Bonus Tapes C . p .00 in BON ." Receive FREE $6 LS TAPES THE 4T — WHITE No. 1 GRADE—FRESH, TENDER, VACUUM COOLED WHOLE POTATOES ;Z zaoz• Tins IGA SALAD E 0Z• LETTUCE - 2 ST. L4WRENC LARGE CORN OIL i • Tin SIZE 24's C CH01" H.4NANA. STR4W'BERRY R E SS I N NESTLE'S GUIK Tin No. 1 GRADE NIAGARA--•LUSCIOUS, JUICY, BING VARIETY PURER TISSUE LLOW. AQUA Z Twin'Poky "VLS APE Receive FREE S4A0 In BON TAPES: ' R01 4L GOLD I E �. C GRADE "A'—LARGE GS Dozen '29 .:.116-Oz. Jar c :: ............. . ' Lilo. 1 GRADE FREESTONE re FREE BONUS TAPES: . E f2.00 • - . Tin EN . .. • . ORANGE JUICE ........,..: u•oz CHOICE TARLERTr E YACVL'M SEALED—Aartd S&W COOKED MEATS 6-0Z. P kR C , .QG LO B E _- Units of 6 (DESSERT PEARS • . . � . . . 1T A ,B LE R 1 T E ED or BLUE d"RAND BEEF 15-Oz. Tins c ---T r B LADE RO AST MIX 'EM OR MATCH EM — YORK FANCY BLADE BONE REMOVED — OR . C NEW PACK _ _ .:(CREAM STYLE The . - • .,SHORT CRIB RST PEAS : CORN • - Z. Tins Tins c IRI CROSSCUT :or B ROAST -L A D Y BETH 5HLDR, R OA S T , BONELESS LB�ESS SUMMER ' -' TABLERITE WIENERS CELLOBPKG.: 39C ORO ASSORTMENT ■ .■ MEATY! NO WASTE, LB R . 95C INTRODUCTORY OFFER-14-OZ. BOX ■ 'POTATO SALAD ROYAL GUEST I2:OZ: ■ CONTAINERS ■ ■ SOLE SLAWROYAL C GUEST „ 12-0 ;t9c ■ ■ CONTA ER FRASERVALE - - KRAFT REGULAR - '•16-OZ. JAR FROZEN ` ` :R•ICHARDSON'S IGA MARKET - ••.: ,_, • CHEEZ - _ STRAWBERRIES PICKERING, ONTARIO w HIZ g 3 5-Oi.. PkgS. ,