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Home My WebLink AboutPN1952_03_28• At a' aotrtoo-well-attended meeteng ]b3 the town hal on xondsy evening, THE LIQUOR VOTE IN PICKERING 7l,� k _ -_tlts meeting passed a motion that Rumours are again current to the effect that this is in line for tremendous' charges and den'e:GpmentiM 00 pttbpooed new town hall be built I municipality will be voting on liquor licensing in some during the next twentyrfive years. As one, who hag . OR the presenli site. They also pass. Teras-poseably this summer -if legal machinery pen =ode s study of this area recently r'eainded the :deuce _.*d a emotion $6 bane the trnetees mits such. And -our prediction is: that with -the --+this is the only area between St. Catharines .and - geenrs estimates onhaving tie, odd many changes undergone by this township in the p#At Oshawa, around the lake -head, left for industrial dev- =.` building demolished and a new halli fifteen years, the supportere of licensing will win vat, elopment:, and with the recent General Motors and aooshm ted on the same site. About ; -unless a tremendous amount of. work is done by Ford Company Announcements, that state nent.would4 - =6000 is on hand from previothhs ° someone, and a change of mind or heart is ercperien- appear to be substantiated, even at this da eampadgao. j ped by a large member of people now living is this' From -the prospects facing us, it world,in r opin, ; There were pros and eons regard- i township. ion, be wise and well for all concerned about futurd lag tate site. Some felt it should be 41 j FEDEiRAL ELECTION IN JUNE? TT and. welfare of this Riding to choose carefully. the ones lin 1lre lot.adjacent to the west end to represent this Riding in .he Federal House -and Of the park, while others felt it Ontario Riding will probably be carrying out an emphasis can be laid on this more, today, than at any, pould be more readily seen and a2- I election Otis summer to fill the vacancy created when time in the history of this area. Parliamentary and io serve as an advertisement on the. Mei Walter Thomson resigned bis federal seat to ea- industrial axperfegce, along with integrity rad ability Present site. There was some' des- ter the provincial campaign. and willingness to serge' in a capacity eemanding pf _ eosdoa as to airs, same f tke Rumours around Ottawa and e=ven 'in the Riding -our Representative eve saline ri,thin6 i -e eaa gi-re, s1 voile be Present site would not permit ex- Suggest that the election will take place, eithir•early uppermost in the minds of - Electors and Canziidatei. - pension in the future. Tgls point ,in, or near the end of the r_r(nth sf June. We feel that this is riot ;est another .election Qtr was argued on the basis that when -Ais pointed out in the article above, this constituent- which, two or three parties have engaged in a contest _ `L we are bf r enough we can do big- cy has gone a long way from the old Ontario Riding "to get their man in" -m: need a bard -working dip- ger things• of twenty-five 6F UUr ty years ago, and that same area - lomat who is, able to taLe cats of himself and us. The proposed building would have 75 Tears Ago -The Old Town Hall An addition, central heating for the -Does It Go?, hall and fire hall ,kitchen, rooms iSLOUGH" ESTATES AT AJAX- THE BELL TELEii'HONE CO.. �iCKering Village* for the libraiy, meeting rooms and .IL i>�believed by the trustees that - the shoving of films etc. Any very "A jauc ' is stili the cheapest and, the 1 Th - Minister of � •A �� most 1 al source' of su l Ent- a Planning 'and Large gathering, it was suggested, o8k PP Y bevel �c&Jld_ose._t'he-Hiah_School_ A eom- ure meetings are being arranged opment, Col. the Hon. W,L'res- Ajax, Thursday. Iles. Z7 The Mr, and 32rs. Granton from Tara - forme to work on thA. W was then with Ajax, and the. trustees will � two buildings of sn' interesting mod- commr-tity with eans'derabl imp- Pearson Bake: at Aiaz _at %et:a- losmed eomprlsing A. W. lititchell, keep evezgone well informed through , a r i end ern factory centre to be built by roved aelepbone service w outlin- J. R. Soyes, Har. Richardson, Dong. ]Public meetings and the local press: Slough Estate iCanada) Limited, _ ed to the 1 Neil 'Murkar, wits r:-:nb Johns Robt. Auddyi Mrs. Frank J. Mr. Messer was very eztcourag , Ajax Rotary Club here � � of > ' Ajax, are nearing completion and today.. class a>; the L ni- t:•a _ t y « prouse lad the village bmatees, wbea he said "relationships between 1 t ,were . sec- soca x}U be available for rent on A. A. Gillespie, Bel] Telephone out goes. of as Optic:i Cem4;_rny • u� The ''water" sitaatioo was very Pickering and Ajar were very much long m leases. Construction oBelleville and weft - " wdl explained and receited at the improved" and he hoped events will term- f manager for thus region, traced the 4 ft g•or.ousiy tait- ot tie zaee ' wirer sd- +sane ulo� nicely in the right der- three more factories is scheduled do development of telephone servi.e y t, a-nr:�:, sand - ertained for the ca E tW commence shortly and eventually from the original installation for trip through .the pant dosed by Trustee W. G. Matter. W%10n, from now on, - factory buildings will occupy the Defence industries Ltd and smnoizzr Miss Monr:eq wZs Ir Turcntsy c;& « 'whole forty -acre site cad that a new exdtange building the week -end visrt:ng relatives. • e The first two units of this factory planned for completion thin summer Suckers are - up" -4o we-„k�erin Wins Cu - - A a i n : wireCentre, each of 31,500 feet, w' _ Toronto leele Sia : square ill permit elven better 'serrice, to gong , Sheets were designed by Marini and Mor- At the present' ties• there %•e I ar'e available at the :dews Cffice-• . ris. All the maaufacturiAg apace is 401 telephones working from the j for the asking• In one of the fastest and must on the ground'floor with office ac- Ajax office Of these 75 have been ! The Jack Boyes'•and Mrs, l;urt.- .'. VOTA AGAINST D VIDINUU commodation on a . second. floor. as added dur ng_ the last rnonth eirough dam are hams frcrn -tL-,a youtb. nerve-wracking penode of the sear SCHOOL SECrI01'1, son,.. Pickering Midget D. Hocihey I the lSirnt of the building, Each plant else erection of cable in a section of j MTs. M •tr»plle i; 411tu _ 1:3. can be expanded to.proM1ide double the southern portion of the manic• �• with the rnturps. , — Team poured four goals' into the t P Y permitted than Dr, V. E. ase 3s a^artvti 7,` At the Rouge Hills School Rate- Plattsville net, on Wednesday night, j the floe: area and all factories en i alit ,This also g- +i; --. -, eta Meeting held last Monday. the site will ha -:e access to =adn in all thte four• art cuatoi ners to Burlirgtor,, 'vert town c,L Mont&jy payers' to tie the game and then since the j g p y• ! s iot, the Question of dividing itis round by three goals. Wednesday's , (continued on .page fagr) : • a better grade of service. I and attended_ sir f unern: of the lajo : Bolrcoh $eerier was thorougMy Sone game ended 8_3 fez Pickering; 15= The larger_ switchboard facilities ! Gordon i. Bsxte^' is h•.etne Sro,n Tinto. Those preeent voted over- 12. for- Pickering on the, two -gages; 4LOODL1GHT5. FOIi CLAUkMUH'h planned for the new building will i wheimiasly on v one `sec- round, end of the ascarids enol it • BR enable Ajax who the aorih'! the OslraKa F.osp • ' d carry _ .r ,,:, U" as at t, _ p - at present. seeing nicely. 1 - '=Le sera were• ss have Pickering. numbers to be Pick«rirg lake front -I_ea suffet•- eves a toasrup who would win the rr: cut to every: g ed several hundreds of du1l:Lrs s=urt- .THY DISCIPLES CEM ETURY -Cup. Pickering needed one goal to r #arci:y n •the ar•Fa this week bye_ the - transferred -o the Ajax Exchange. I 4 - HELP WANTED This will not Le po.s:b}e at the time age dining t. -e "1.ow' us L:� ween.• die the round, They got it and three t~laremont i3t.s�nes'smea-and Cess - _ pore, for good measure. I unity Associatjon. A drive is on to Continued On Tage Eight ottagrr , breskwxxns and end r , ;Daring the past few years a weld- r 1 _ - _ landscaping were 2eatr,y:d by the ;Pickering., got tate first goal of ge=`f,occilights nn the oval park. ` itnoMn. yet little -visited' cemetery the night,.'ss they did at Plattesvilie They already %are the poles on hand The Late Gordon James Law huge wavef in this community, has drawn .sum- Mrs. Frark 1� <,R -e has b_en tett y+ but Plattsvil)e, a hard-working team -i and a bank account of S10Bi,12 •' • • , 9� from locals and passersby, _ fined to b`d tk:ro_Eh 'Tineas. An the regular -attention the entre soon evened the .-scare • and- while raised by dvnatiorl, draws etc: They Funeral services were held on 'i The ""ter zipper Pickering tied again, .Platta-4le asp still need $1600 which is not a great M•onday'-fur one of Pickering Vill• Church I;ere Hast a'edre�'a n: l appeared to be receiving• --weeds •s�� :,Ae two -goal lead for a. sec- , bum if all will help the project ,a- age's best known citizens, in the I y g st am cut and the grass kept snowed, and time, tall Pickering came up or.e }o^g, 'f••you cannot 'give :Honey, !�- yuccas ;n ej its ,•_` t:.e Ltd ' .! person of Gordon James Law, .. who a AH wondered who. was doingthe t y You can l weath;•r; Thcte. laa.ee -.ink •t%e,+ - behind. them 'at the end of the sec- ma •be give a usefu article ` passed away on Saturday morning have s mC `. work, as t}}e cemetery was not and that can b�� s A fur -_ash' at a forth - than the Oshawa Hospital. He was. in rc `"M"' c :air s:lakcn known to be the responsibility of than droppl uTy..:. ';icvi:. ;,Tan . ifighlight of the night was the taming co ninunity aur-cn Rem- 'his 7"nd year. , into the c,oud5 st � ` any particular individual or group. "free ora ."` with two minutes w. einber, this drive is in the best int ' Born at Malvern Ont .the s"t:.' �'"` `" ° sup 4' Some of this was cleared up this la No one was hurt, but ten A per -it wort o: tiny tint_ play. peri er_sts of .he cor�munit . As the of ,thee late Mr. and Mrs. John La-� week. when Milton Sleep, operating .flared on both. sides for a few'_n1in•• businessmen Y + The'�}rsipa l y •,f hz. ':..r, f-'er:3• put. it - "Let's Make he ivas brought to Pickering 'at the here is ex P :dee to Ir. N. ii« Sham the service station across the asses: utes and some players were mauled i Claremont a Better Place in Which age of six years. He attended the' reed on tFe pass; r, of !-:4-mother, other, - 5' fmzn the cemetery .informed the a ort _ ± .,to Live', _ _ - school A the building in which he at Priceville, last eel -ere, l�ewa that a minter of graves have .Pickering fans went wild in the ! _ later conducted a blacksmith shop � hI,•; and ?sir J hn ..,; ,, � fallen in, some to over a depth of tinge rise as the S ° h.cr. visit6l este foot He. undertakes to fill is �� a j .ROUGE HILL LWNS' CLUB and garage business for many friends ifs Tt*•onty on S• nda -S. to add u 'Pickerin had the lav - Y P• g P - - years. Mary remember the days The sympa'_-.y h_; :r_� :us beta these graves and level there off, if ail the way in the final .period and r �.I when he was a blacksmith and late: some person could be persuaded >A w`To provide a forum..or t. a -t 1 an goes to lllr, F -ar.k =:c1-_1;& ca the, poured nose action and excitement i free .•discussion of ail ,matters of. convert :ng his Shop Lnd went in - haul a couple of loads of. earth to p :.a,: sing of hs brQtr:er John -McRae � l0ontin:ued On Paa S. public interest, - •partisan politics to the ci business. He enjoyed the I bliss r livor Stork vi:lteu the cemetery. At . the time -of this conversation, we find that Milton and sof_ Yee S,Lage :ifs and liked to tell stories Miss Cook, regent, ;mt • r lc y. {Dint is the one who has been of Past days here, He had been ir. I Georg(- 'Ied en th 'tee s Yl 70HN I AY, CANDIDATE 1ti - gc 3i:;tcn a.. c _ cutting the weeds eta -all voluntary COMING'ONTAlt:O F�tIU1NG T?�e•.zegti.ar meet:: g of 'thr Rouge poor health far several yesrs� full' early this week, ;est e:.e week atr `. . Nil. Lions' .� Tub -was one of the most owing a •stroke. " ted .l:avir )u- and gratis.-,hte would attend, to the FEDERAL ELECTIOl�i. � ig •a ' <sppe:.dx r�nove+3. - Pres - graves on the same terms too. _ interestn� v¢e have had to date. He was an adherent of the Pres- The medical men do acme•thinga . Liens Bill Renredy and led Belt' of byteri.:n �i:urch, a member of the differer_t1 today. This is an example of one of the Zocal Liberals have been act ve 3' 3': many kind, thoughtful. deeds per- -during the past ten days preparing the Program Corr.:.O .t`e are to be ddfellows Lodand when ar- ge en youMiss IS•.ba 1 s v: n, ?;, N. 'Turor_to l `>•. formed by some people; without any for the coming Federal Election in. congratulated on bring.ag Mr. Rob- ger 'man, manager of the famous - called•,,, yr,S. A. E, ,y oil ;m Sun, the same. Ontario Ridi err. on, cf "Pilkington Glass Co, to Pickering Football Team. splash or publicity'ver given ng; electing a member , .day. We expect to hear sow, of someone to fill the ' vacancy created by the give ;ne Club an i%lustrav6d talkon ' He -is survived by his wife, the i " _ _ >. . offering to bring. along this earth• resignation of his seat at Ottawa by glass manufacture." Assisted by former Mary Loretta Balsdon; also Those t:nexplaired Delafg. ]'rt Mr. Frank Copeland and � Nal:. s surviving is a sister in Montreal. I } ' We also 'hope to hear of the Brat- Walter C. Thomson. Rumour would Fire Calls a' i'Venkleton, he showed two excellent A brother predeceased him s�ome.f l �' itude of the survivors of those ins have it that the date may b0. set - terred in that cemetery, being, ex- for possibl May 22, mo.ing pictures, grid was. tendered years ago, f Tw.o weeks ago, :his ZeTY, Y y I1p r p ub," pressed, The local organization hate' been a -hearty -vote of thanks by Lion - Services were conducted from thr,' � Milled a short s:�•ry, vn s ni g'nt fire - attem tin Alec. Gordon. Lion Alec. also pies- McEacsnie Funeral Home by Rev. •+J t S P g `is Tritere'sf 1VIz. John L. _ , .to our w•e;t, i ne •at•z•e_peuden. made .�' ,• ATTENTI6NI! _- Lay in accepting a nomination, and ented the club an oil painting of our A. E. Young, Rev, David. Marshall some torus_ ?n: ii -i the telephone ser =-•-- Queeri )which he had just' completed. and Rev, E. G. ,Robinson. Interment rice; hinting > All Rouge Hill Home and School Tumour again has it .that' he would g t_ at sa_:ne was not very, _ A fine -job Alec. Speaking on the its Erskine Cemete 'prompt ---and -Club members are remind that accept' - TY• slow. : he ,story was Mr. Lay, ii Latin -America Repres.. •subject of. Trail Blazers,..jpn Claude Pallbearers were: Wilfred Hunt. noted by ti.: Ee1i Telepinure in Tor. - Wednesday, April 2, at 8',15 P, M., is 'Brown' pointed with pride -to the Garnet Courtice Frank Prouse, �Jno. ' unto who inve3tigated and we assn the date for a panel discussion on entative of the Massey -Harris Co., + , with a broad, varied wealth of ex- path the Rouge Hill' Club is blazing Baxter, Edgar Andrew and Charles told, that, - when tLg call to d -lite R,esponsibilitiea of Community perience that would in our'comtnunit'y. Hutdhings. ` prove invaluable Pickering Fite Dept was put lzri if Life" with the pane] made-up of :. iL a riding about ' to enter a lik As announced by Lion John Raw- • • • • was done as a long distance Cali Mrs, L, Phin,. Mrs. Wm. Max, Mr. tremendous industrial exp or. don, 'the Sight Coinservation Prog- `Out-of-town folk attending -the fair- through the Scarboro change and > ''- g $kzzoe, Mr. L. Elliott. The elvers beam •A� man. of high integrity and Tam will start at the Pickering'Dis= era) of the late Gordon Law we Lhat .the local . opeiatotu had 1q1 ins promises to be one of the live- princip'e,' who has shown a vital trict High School oh Thursday Mar. noted: Alan Baladon, Burfoird, Mr. 'make two or three cels for OW liest'ia interest for ail The musical interest _and conoezn, with a very 27,• On April 9, at the High School and Mrs, Lew Baisdon, London; Mr. response. program will be: piano' selections by. full understanding of this Rifling Open House, we will all have' 'a and Mrs. Shaw, Newmarket; Mr. Mia C. E. Brawn, 'Aw T. C. M., of and its People. Mr, Lay is a•nephew{chance to see the clinic in, operation. John Taylor, Port Perry; Mrs, J• BLUE CROSS DUE APRIL ill. ; a~ Pickering, and a song by our • own of our late Prime Minister 'Rt: Hon. I Don't miss' it. and remembers -the R. Bs]sdon, Markham; Mrs« Hoover, Rat Dobbin« Refreshments will be Carrhivai Tickets ar_e helping- to Markham; Mrs. F Blue Cross Hospital Plan SU& W. L. McYtenzie King. 1 1P Pty Forsyth. Markhtnhn; taorlbers please note t iat paynimh . for it. Bay Yoasp Today.. Coast Csndausd On "ago Rlslst • ' r" Out 92 Or bsfare -4-.2 i!- { s O 1 t- lu Safe Opened With, _ S ' A Tuning Fork a. _.--bots- of _ peopk--who _.aceta_ safes - , - -- = - _ with combination. locks often est -- the combination numbers to corres• - "'Dear Anne Hirst: Six months I've got to go; and take ewe pond with -family birthdays or tele - t. f. arrow, when we were bora%16, ve---- QLmyself;_ --bat-im_L._fo •do}_._ -.$ phone _nutabers. Thea a great I ' r mistake, accordingto a safe -mak. hot married. I'd only known my '"Lonely and Afr"- lag company official. "An expert husband for a GROWINO PAINS his short while, and your marriage is suffering the sale -breaker can easily use 1 though I loved intuition to break the combination;': him I begged growing pains that inevitably q� he warned. him to wait: He * attack a finion between two 1 Safe-breakers .were never- more ! people so very young. refused, said he + you, thrilled with love and ingenious than they are to -day, but was too anxious. + enthusiasm; cannot bear your to offset this safe combinations , to haus me. have become . more. tricky, and. "Now he's + husband out of your sight. many modern safes are fitted with just as anxious * Wherever he goes, your thoughts tanning devices to sound an alarm. Soma years ago a' 'New York - to be rid of met *are with him, to you can pia .,He says it's all my fault. He * ture where he S and when he's, sayhe hates me because 1. sag... * "coming back- When you re te• s bank ordered" a safe which took gether ou bubble over with: two years to build. The bank direct- . :__and want to know where he's go- * ' y " '" ors-' hit on a novel way of testing childish chatter. But nevi he is Wing every time he leaves the house. ,f it. They asked the- police chief to - • a husband instead of a fiance, And I talk ' too much when has «sad it bores him. produce the cleverest safe-breaker home. in the city to` whom they offered "This is all "true. I did behave *So he escapes, perhaps down ten ,thousand dollars if he could n �`- that way, Not because I was'jea * to. the corner to see the boys. open the safe. In less than five - - - - lous, but because I wanted to be * Innocent enough, he argues, so minutes .he had succeeded -with with him, and only him, all the * why should he have to say where S piece of wirel _ time. And , there was always so- * he's going? If he were older, - much to tell hunt - + he would realize that he should New Roman Torture -A prospective woman 'driver holds a wheel "I ,have learned my lessoh,-and * tell you, to stop your, worrying. which regulates a pencil traveling acrols a twisting"paper road," 1 I'd be different now. But he won't a ' You say you've learned your at Rome's Institute of Technical Phychology. The test is designed �te�rEBavoRq/Nl (/f h give me another chance. He says + lesson. Alt you want is rile . to show the apititude and speed of adjustment of drivers and is * chance to prove it. He owes you given free by the institute. _ * that, certainly. No husband has Weekly Sew -Thrifty Is the right to tell his wife to leave,- _ * when he is responsible for her - , • >; Q a coveringew f snow on ground -- - _ * ��.o g welfare. •- _ _ _ which acted as a ;ort of ---shock � - _ I„ suggest that•you stay where* f.Adk.... _gbsorber.lor. your feet. Now the - _ - • yod are. Try to find a position,p shock absorber" is gone. The wea- + or train yourself for.one. if nik IRONICL Rher is also milder.' Rubber. boots `. ~ ` ' • to widen your horizon and _l- a" and overshoes are too hot for com- rt; ut _yet,: _in the country, you • hind -so, and add -that you expert { * his cooperation. C3ai¢adohttie Clarke definitely can't 'do without them. . �► • - So for the present it is a case of ' • Begin inviting mutual friends How wrong can one :,e.'- To my what can't be' cured must be en- { * in for an evening,• and terata- _ However, any triad of good - - -- y exert' -thing" -paints - - * ttisii vtaits. Get c into t e to as early spring, In fact we seem skin cream appliedgenerously to * group you two enjoyed before to be halfway there already the soles of " the fzet night and *-you married.. Then your husband only a few patches of snow here' morning will- relieve the burning • will realize that he and you ard and there;_ plenty of tnud, days' -quite T bit: lt-atso'hefps overtired - I * not separate entities, but a social lea thenen ''dogs•' -after a spot of -houseclean- NE RE'S that can find pleasure in g g•' crows fixing . alai P a , RE' - f - skunks -on the prowl. It is too early fns. l, S d * living a well-balanced , life to- * t • �u' _ yet o even guess as to how the _ * gether. - - t wheat and clover have' survived the And speaking of remedies- No emedies- , • No 76fe (and no -husband) can winter. A lot can happen -to -the -:I-. wonder .how. many people : keep y i entirely absorb the --other's indi -fields-arid the weather-duringthe ,tannic -acid jellt--in the hoose. If FO�ri *- viduality.' Eaib' has other facets" next few weeks. It is an anxious you don't you should -it acts like land the _ + of per to cultivate. As time for farmers. As far as the _ -.magic for -burns or scalds._ And " I • _ . RELIEF IS LASTING = w + they "do, they mature normally, weather is concerned, What time should know t ._One _ morning last ',here's one thing for the headache _ ' * their characters"' develop, and isn't. for thiat matter? week Bob left -the ,toastrr burning. a the muscular aches and. pains • they become even more atEces- « r Aa hunt tater 1 gtab6ied" it `by, the that often accaapany a• cold - * sary and important to each _other."Another, sign -of ,spring" is the in- metal part. The thumb and fin- _INWAXT= brings really - + So flirt' avoid the boredom that creased number o£ auction sake g{rs of" my right hand was hairy fast "lief fro w saps the -spirit of to many mar. hurnt.. While- danein w,t+• = ain I P P� and the rebel - he country. One farmer Belling g P is I: +- riages:' . a . . .. * . . t . danced towards the- medicine. -cu _ out, another taking ever al- P- So get INSTA24TOM and get quick People g They takes over sometimes who board, got out. a' tube of tannic- ' compounded - who marry too young though it isn't always a fa pound have hard going. Th can so L- the new acid jelly and, spread it thickly over like a prescription of three proven --longer have separate.iives, but must owner is one who just hopes to be the blistered area. The pain was- mediad "ingredients. You as depend ' "-- ' siva for each other, and togethera .farmer. And everyone in the die- ; quickly relieved -but:- every -.time.. it on its fast action in getting relief from JIM establish' a home fit far children trict waits and watcher for devel- ,tatted tip again .I. "put on • more every day aches lend pains, Needs" :_. w� to grow up in ... Anne Hirst.has- opments. judging by past history jelly. The blisters disappeared leav- vheumatic pain, for neuritic or , _ fa-t� It • . • • •• help" thousands young couple in a little white the new owner will". Mg patches' of hart!; dry skin: which oeuralgle peia, - _ M-Ia< 20 • . over the hurdl Write bar at reveal, by his actions whether he'.will 'eventually peel off: $y mid- over Bos 1',- 123 Eighteenth -St. Now 'u a practical or a theoretical afternoon Viat.. day 1 was .able to A P _ Toronto, Ont. _ farmer. The practical farmer takes `Use .my -baric without too murk -fist Iertinsne toMI his time in stocking, a farm and ; discomfort -and without bandages, ass d•eye j g Mao,R Med! 'ra r tiAitY"S aAiisi! buying implements -he doesn't try which wt � mother distinct advaa- - _ PRETTIEST hostess in towns - to get -e a4 once. The itr 2 rapt since -1 {tad a lot of typing to That's you in this Apronl With T3 4 experienced man, who'has probably do _ spent months stud e • « etantine cheerful as Spring itself! Make front books, -can give you t - scallops and embroidery. -It's as gOHZ studying farming he last Had 1 .sot used the jelly 1 am" ' -a bib -apron or half -apron and use word on modern methods in -deai- sure a very -painful hand .would ' 12 -Tabid Tb.23/ _ almost any fabric for this darling ing with cattle and fertilizers, and have resulted, with. tiresome band- ti� $Economical 43 -Tablet Botta 75e duty -beauty 1- the most " efficient way%f handling ages adding; to the •misery. I' Pattern 4829: Misses' sizes: _ pastures, grain sand hay wraps. • « • --- 44 entail 14-16; medium 18-2Q; large Sometimes this type of farmer, ft'is` !'far- cry to days -of sun- Upsidedown to Prevent Pealing 40-42. Small bib -apron; 17/a yards but+la but if you "bap r tube of after a period of trial and error, 'jelly now `it ,will do for present s A% I ! t! O b !- 3S -inch. Transfer included. A �.-y makes good: In other cases he de- 1 h _ - This pattern easy to use, aim- �7 tides to cut his losses, figurin needs and -be ready for the days G O N e! O N ! 9 ! A Y PIC to sew, is tested for fit Has R" wheir• Old Sol makes life unplea- 11 B t! ! 1 4 1 y ! I ! b that if' be is going ,tc tose money !complete illustrated instructions. _ - !here are less- ,laborious ways of sant by frying your skin like a 1N q ! L 11 ! n Send THIRTY ;CENTS doing it thea "bp farming. Se there- R1G� '-cif crisp bscon:..Aid. of N ; N 1 1 V 1 ! ti (35c) in coins (stamps cannot be is another auction sale Ey which course, as you can readily under- ,S ! y r ! !! 7 ! O 1 d f _ accepted! for this pattern. Print time our theoretical farmer has stand, tannic geld. jell; is .wonder- ! 7 1 1 p NJ 91dM431 1 ! 1plaW3 SIZE,, NAME, ADDRESS, "rd like to exchartrii it for one developed a certain amount of res- ful for children, because of its. • P ! 1 V 1 1 >s 1 -STYLE NUMBER that can k its big mouth aha soothing -qualities. rep g 4 pect for- his farmer -neighbours, wh-o Send order to Box 1, 123 Eigh- pm tautingr teenth St, New: Toronto, Ont - succeeded where he had faked O L 'Fortunately_ for- agriculture as a B 11. Spread to dry 34. Boat of refute - , ! 4 O ! a ! N ' 1 d 2 N O ]t. Resound tit. Solicitude iL wee' 1 1 1 1 Y d n J whole, some of these book farmers �.in the past had the right idea fa sit a tele le Imrece 1 y si -11. Gaelic - A9. Poker retro - long-range,planning; ut they i wed i0. Perforated 41. Afterward - 13 t d d M e�ilst lin weMa �rhM IMM. tri PUZZLE prattern 43. Relieve ' not last . long enough to see the steres A ISSUE 13 - 1932 , >!a. am 46. Bea eagle results -either the were too •im= 23. Consumed food 49. In a ltn,s y 26. Stngle thing, 4Z. Manufactured patient or they, could not afford ACROSS S. Draw game ie, Cereal 1:Young dog V. 4a. Uncooked tc wait."So if'a practical .farmer "m 7''►T'M'yF� 7 w�'�$ �'� �� v1' I. -Tipping :q, Dike --IS. Fact to bre -of• the farm he -' 4. Corpulent 50. Favorite - �' �► �. lt. Unit e. in sue plant i8. Mature P si: erect benefits from his predecessor's ex- t Steamer 9. in euppart of E0. Prepareto 1 a 14. Poem: le. American DulAtsh b5. Negative pensive „experimenting by finding Men" sure ge fCr a IL Twk potuttd humorist 31. Mirth that some of his•fields have a'good � 'it. Shifted9 I �t stand of permanent pasture. MAGICcake COCONUT FU1D61 To -' - .19. Pulled apart the dairy farmer permanent pas- ' so, ProphetI lure is money in the bank. 'r CHIFFON CAKS al. Kind of stone 34. Breaking" I • • « waves Miss' and sift into a bowl, 1 a plus 2 lbs once sifted cake !e. Chnreh official Another sign of approaching . � Sour,13a tsps. Magic Baking Powder, 34 top. malt, % a Sue ' St. Genius o spring is tired, aching feet. You '� ss, help hear the. same com taint eve ' �Wa�'s�''� in a desiccated coconut. Make a Ss, Pertaining to P every- ;• well in file dry ingtedisah and add is the order given (do not panienmeat- where. "I don't know what to do ,� stir mixture), X c, cora (salad) oi4 2aiibeaten egg yolks,$1. Fro:9n water with -my feet -they buds and ache ' ice. Condiment 29 ( - ,� ;J c. plus 2 tbs. water, ! top. vanilla, 234 otmose unsweetened is. Brings into all the time." Well, don't blame +�+ chocolate, melted land Cooled. Stir the liquids to intermingle, . being 34 your 'feet, blame the weather. For ingredisals; beat u]Jtil batter is thea stir is the dry + _{0. Bristle - - - - -- -- _ 41. Compare • ` 4s. Iketual _ smooth. Measure into a large baw134 "c." •egg whites Cat - 44. Corhpany al , room temperature) and sprinkle with X tap. cream of payer NOW TO 1110 gY - - - - whites are very' very sdff- 4e. Iterate tartar; beat ilte d;g $1. mountain much•stMer than for meringtua, angel cakes, etc. Add r - Chain fOR� '!'EIROAT flour tntirturi, about a quarter at a time, and fold after. . - p, Sail ' each addition tmtQ batter and egg whiter are thoroughly - t14: 9pantsh title - Apply warm oil Melt' - Se.•GGrr1lwysleep7 h neck 'Rub to well, t ��• fats butte: into an un#eased 8e' a rather slow oven. 325% about calle pan; i,° Wear awayaweteging trues Ise , hour. b ake� cab Cora" hom oven. vert pan" a _ so: DOWtf sheep _ ! oslr f1 wgfor--t'3 yAieru�it e t : � and'wrspend eake until odd. 1. !guar - _ To, -' .�-- Asuwer -Elsewhere on This Page boom .. +.. ,.ws:. - - WhL' 3m►th. with hes �uPf served a de- itevale r 8,2,ilicioits 1 HiIBIPII�3 ADbIIlYIBTBAT08 .ed, qualificahiena, experience by �• k WANTED letter to the Secretaryof the Board. National Film Council will P. C. Norman Randall'baited'hiai§iA Fereonal• Interrt'e�'arranged �" _ pmtt c► , -- �srems-here on Saturday tadt:- 1 Pickering District High School re- throug'h .Secretary.• _resent �•i evening's. ll on, aFrida ti Mt and Mrs,. R• 1 •. Williams, Mr. quires a Business Administrator Mra, Irene Rhite,_= - ' - "3n -the I. Q. O. F. Hall on, Friday q -- - 5.a• s1�ae � evening, March '23 at 8,00 o'clock and Mrs. H. Marler, all of Toronto, !_(Part Time —Duiies. -to--commerce— - Secretary of the Board, -- w 1 1902.' Stete sale re uir- fir. x*3t `4 � spent Y >th-i4ir.- and i4f1�s. `K - apll salary q R. R, 3, Pickering, Ontario - -See oral ---e -our- -youngei -fry-aid- _ a p Ra. loll.- ' _ 'BENEFIT 8Y THIS `calcite: 'the chicken ox. •,. i '-Owing t•? t`ae inclement weathers A very fine meeting.of 'the Wym- an s Association of the United -the Morr:ag Worship Service. in GOOD • NEWS both. tt:e Baptist Church ,and the. Church was held in the Sundp,) _ . _ } ' 'Church dere with- School .Room..The President, ..Mrs, CQINBpPtAT�ON� 'First Bap.a: .. z:. _ : •zimwn, c c :ndav last. J. Lumley ppened the meeting by 4 , 3 YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER : isitors �i ith 'Dir. and repeating the '--3rd . Psalm, followed ' i elves you eomplett, dependable Sunday ,� local news. You need to know ail" M! '1T. Randall -were: Dir. anc�Dlis. by tie W. A: Creed the Lord's � � 'that is going on where you live:— •H, Bivnt:er and three yo da z- Prayer in unisoia. " yhe. Church's. one - '' - But ' you live oIs* . in e _ s ung -foundation" was sung. Mrs.. Lumley 1 ' '' _ e., `' WORLD where big events are in ; g'hters, t,::ct bIr: and- ?►ire, R: -�ti : - tbs making — events . whOi can i Willie:r=, 'ai: of Toronto. conducted the business session" ' in ^•,� " neon so much to you, to your Mrs. T. L, Wilson• enjoyed a day,; which it -svas decided to make a don- E � �� i Sob, your home, your future. For - - ation •toward redec?oratitr�the Sun- } , . - construetiya reports -and inteipre- slopping' it Toronto oil Monday.' - i K is; _roI It ' tations of national and interna A very fine meeting of the W`om- day School and Church. Letters were f"" , read by' the' Secretaiyiom reel ?� tional news, there is no substiwte e.^.'s Dlissn ary Society has held at p- "�g,o , ' i .for THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE the, home. Dir. Blake Annis. $411 ients of gifts, to shiiiins. Roll Call s " IMONtTOR. - was atts�iered by the aord�Church •�" , Enjoy the benefits of. being Ci was .atwwered by the word — belt informed=locoliy, notionally, ; Mrs, A. Metcalfe, convener, easy, had the k:: "Lord", The. President, Mrs. John � ,j;,,•, a • internotionolly —with your local " 'Tweedie -conducted the, ,business ' program. Mrs. Ewart Anthony read -paper and The Christian Science meeting, rias. A. $Icratighton; wit11 the 15c'ripture. 'Mrs, 'John' Tweedie Monitor. - .~t'he assistance of Mri. A. Metcalfe, gave' the Lesson-Though�ts. Mrs LISTEN. Tuesday nighh over , ]dra. A. Wilson aizd Mrs. W.,.Anth- George Pegg delighted all with sev- Mrs- -A stations to "The Christian ' Science Monitor' Views the Nene." oar, conducted an inspiring worship etivmusical numbers. Mrs. Pegg of .Had use this coupon, aerrice. Mrs,.C. S. Reddick took the Greenwood, gave air interesting de- r° f: today for_o speeio) in- dy Book ; taking her lis nere oil . monstration on Ike maki%g of art- , tsodttetory subscription. $ 1 a. S. od ----- an imaginary trip across Canada, ificial paper flowers. She had sev- The Chrtitlee Science Monitor from Halifax'•to Montreal and -on to Mrs. Peeral gg made several fln. owers at I•t �wHervey sewed no eaMo.s� s -r _ Vancouver 4s a missionary.. Plans 68 I phen _ 111 ft�Nrl�tMs M TIN Chrlstfew $I— were mads for making two. quilts the_ requegt of - th ladies. Following _ son"" 14 - K ca rs. t edei..e st_ for the bale out West.- Following ' the meeting the March Group ser- -` - them,ee*.isrg . the hostess, bars. F. ved a delicious lunch. 1eNs•e � -New -_ restduron• CWS 504W.- . - .. ,er..e.e,- • . - - , 'To App"' r - ft +C'.R. ' ests Prove ' 20% Prote'iin Best ,ala tchford s - . CRUMiIED OR MASH_ CRIPPLED w.. - Mick ,Starter CH IEtREN _ A WT, PROTEIN FEED ._ •:- _ ... _: _._ - NEE© YOUR HELP- For better growth, stronger �, - `6'=\./� vitsi•Dtne _ _ _AND - bodies and economy in- feed s =: _.. ing it pays -to feed Blatchford's I 1831 Grurnb:ed Chick Starter, a 1D' *r. `' g 1 DIN LGUPPLIES . protein feed Relished by chicks=growth is rod =. the result -try a bag today -you'll be more than satisfied t EEE - I t � � 11 Roofing - IPP .- - E x Insulation _ - _ -- _ 3� __- -- CR !EQ .�arertlo�tt Co �ael'a��Ye __ _ Asphalt Shingles - . CHfIDREM .rt" Adv t _ YQnr Friendly Resident Agent' _ _. —.�a, one cent • •' per word. Min,i,mum. Z60. -- , 46C. ii-ZA&TOd- t emi.tunee must RAL&L" INSURANCE AGENT - pcconr?aaf .•gadzr. fount address sad JYiL IPI" CASUALTY, BONDS, AUPOMOMA LET: CS phone :.Mber. - . ._.-.. LIABILITY Ihl'StRANCE etc. w tr PH COS siNT FBOY aJiD tt l.9'f YOUR PROPERTI 11 VE'i' BABY- N Bili _.- : N Y- - J.' A. wii.i��i c,$sY ana.SO]\5 _.. GY�tIL E. NWRLEY- FILL ..�.... ; " flr «a.t.tt► 'Real Esta'.z Sz leo:n" req-ired for ; - - sTQRE SOURS =. PiFkeEirtp-L��:}5pboa— .:rtur. : y Y _ • 1 'i Materiaiiu Stock !► A.L. Richardson. _STAFFORD .81405. HARDWOOD FLOORING - — —� — ----- _ ALL QRADHB AND ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 2.30 o clock, Devotional iu charje` ,4' 1lAL INSURANCE: <; 1ppIfDIL>lirlTAi. WOidsB T1fiCKNESSFS CHURCHof •A4rs. F. Balser. ,study Program Wbt 4 REAL ESTATE _ PbO�e ' � tido OF OAK. BIRCH, MAPLE ^ 2.00 P . m]David Marshalt �� Ministerin OONVEYANCING Y All infeereatedMladiex are cox4i lly _44L Oid-established A y, - 818 DUNMAS ST. E., WHITBY AND BEECH 3,00 P. m, - Worship Service invited. i - ge�c ALSO A GOOD STOCK OF To Serve A. PLYWOOD St. Andrew's Presbyters • 'hurch PHONEt PICKERING 89 W. M. S. will meet in tn�Sundu �FAIRPORT UNITED CHURCH,. 1`ICLr1G`H�TIE:!�- _-- School Room on Tuesday, April t Rev: J. K. Braha>g Minister k N M Gordon at -•30 p. m. A; cordial invitation to Church Service = 2,00 P. M. ItvR A. $ v FURNITURE MA.LER • ' ( yT i�1`ES E LUMBER YARDS all the ladies_ ---- Sunday School - 2.00 P. M. FUNERAL DIRZLC, O I------- _ ?� R P CKERIN^, ONITARIO —:DaBy Service To sad From - { PHONE: Pick. 34• ": K s PICKLING GOSPEL CSURCH OSHAWA i Private Ambulance Serrice — Day or. Night PICKERING UNITED CHURCH Main tit. H. to g artered Buses For All fie,, A. E. Young, Minister Sunday School Pickering In Occasions Win. McHACHNIE, Prop. it0 A. M• . \ z �T r T a. m_'-'- Sunday School _ Devo ' al Service B V ILDER 11.00 a. m..- )4ornin Serace l s. -..pHoxi✓:.PICKERING-241w2, Phone Pick. 153 g Il,00 A. M. { r.3 p m. - Discussion Group n ens Se ;. 0 � WOODWORKING _ • • hrva goo p Mrvtoe }� KEN AND GL.'1AKE Pickerin Ont. CABINETS,. Choir practice -Saturday, ?.3a P. ALL :WELCOME � IV��I�� m., at the church,--thin week. er Rev. W. C. Neale K�-TCHEN CABINETS ' - Minist AUCTIONEERS i, rY Al. 1A W BiifLT and iN9TALIrED AUDLEY - - L[cenaed and Authorized for the - 2.30 p• m. - Regular Service :7t. George's Arglitan Wanea's Countim,of Ontario and .York. LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND ALTERATION'S ON YOUR 1.30 p, m_ - Sunday School GuAd 1 Farad Stock, Implements House- _ _ .110KE, Etc. � -will hold their monthly meeting on hold Furniture, Real Estate VAUATOR _ Pickering United Church W. A. Thursday, April '3, at 5:0'0 o'clock, our Specialty at Reasonable 10• A. Bekkevold Th April meeting of the' Wom- at the home of Mrs. F. •Roffe . Pbsµe or 'rite _ _ en's Missionary Socio Will be held Pleas note change of time. Host- fates. Deal Service for fife - Society e . !rice o!•Uae: '814 DL1�€DA9 9t: >'�A:3T .AVHI'IzS'Y Pickering Village at the hoarse of Mrs, Cyril Morley, eases: Xrs. Beecrof', and hers. Rof- PHONE 89 - PHK.ERING on Thursday afternoon, April 3, at fey. '0 MillMea P. O. phone Ag[n. a2iGV8 t Jiarkkam F. 0, phone Mark. 20e _ +I Prenticees have been established .. .PlIC K E R I N G GOSPEL C H 11 RC t3 auctioneers since laid. - MAIN 9TR.EEr PICKEEUNG OPTOMB'r�'r 6.3. to MOO, and neo to a.ee _ oa: SUNDAY, MARCH 30th, at BOTH SERVICES DAVID H. MARSHALL Swenlags: Moe. Wei Fri, T to e, 11.00 A. M. ?A0 P. 1M1: __ « DISNZY BLDG., Opp• P. O.- Aaeeaastas>t - EVANGELIST MRS DAVE DO;W E � OSHAWA, ONTARIO - al FARM and STORE. ACCOEMM Phone • Reg. G-S6a7; Office` b-614 ltAwElfDUEVER NOTICED - - MONE, hCKERING'V J 39l (Three-Day Service Arranged) AHIMSTAY$AROUND AS WILL PREACH, PLAY AND SING. - a /� u A/►�/e s N LONE AS SHCAiCKLES _ Come And Hear Tbeae Talented Mueidane - d ' DONEVAN and RICHARDS UT H _ - Ontario Land Surveyors, And - '� - Loyal Pogue THE �R-t a — i - Ptmfolsionai EngineerK Eh T EER T� 113 - N L14C SED - AUCMO:r DISMAYv " lMlintatev — Rev. W. C Neale a OSHAW �, ONT i r p 215 King Street. F,aat -Pickering and Whitb Townships Jr �+fj%s 70 Pyone:.3-Gild - � 1 �+�s - -Mr and Mm K. runnea and L N A RT161 Fns=. Efmtuebold and i?roperty-- 1 , , 9 spent the weekend 'in Toronto �1 Jul is _. - f Q TRI�ILELN JACKSON � p - _ � 19. _ l4Tales A Spec alt! + �. w lth M tars N 4n r ► Eyes fined GMsaea Fitted rt a ope Billy Leartm is feetin�; + f _ r:auch hatter. after hila illness. - r y F�y Wh::b R, R. L. Phone S t 4 - .-/� r/s PICKERING N /8 i►ai � - Y ear e� A � Ty�day Evenings And � i After practice on Thursday even- s .4v WWa BY APPOINT T- ing the choir of the United Church N "SigHwsy Monument Wbrka a - Of met at t e home-'of Mr. and •Mrs.: ' Home :: 1. ? ` ff4sst as cos nd. on be a t M tuna. sad Rey: unto ROBT. AUSTIN; PROP."_ - �� 1� *� �� P'HONEs PICK 48 fi B IMPROVE �� h f of fife choir, ..presented. ]dies li R. 1, Whitby. Ontario iMPl10 1/ EMEN l: r r Helen Che,4her- with a gift of silver ` a Two 11gi1ea West Of W>sitby On _ _ l Helen is be :rg married ou April 5. - _ d me, 2 Highway 13e0wees Whitby 1 - Mrs.. M McNeil_ _had- her-aiaber t -' - I�,�s -Bud et Plan P O". �P�lroy d-a I - 8 � Dun Darton iron, 'Greenbank vyaitiag Iter roc- i itiltl8 to =seod oo From `Flit , hiss A.. Brander is �g friends HisR Janet Allison, we are sorry a +''saaas.e To 1kMty-face• !inti- Te Pay — haat, bas ben is poor health _... i aad. rela�tties at Delewaee and � to -8 o A Complete Service bass one' akore lei• i a f�e Y110FOGRAaPfliR hoe Sbiras wadi! aoi Haiiisw _ _ Yf1 IMf011lilNtallMwllltl�INf 01111MMlauttlpMHUM _ Luiier •aad Ttim,. Doors,. Sees.' _ _ .. _ &W 11 nwk St„ Soodi, *h trr_AsL P*eQt Wimbw Unitas Walliaw& ' _ »r.. _ . - FRANK R.- -'SMITH Groceries CLENDENING THB r . . Meats, Groce ies anc� Lockers ce DIXON Co *9 t QUALITY FIRST -- SERVICE *UR A/M D - 1 •C0. LTD• - - SC�oRO JUNCTlarr P�CKERING - -PHONE 30 .o"ags )111 .. 9r, snit Are. AMC Oso 'mile 'west of Sear. Cetlegiate l os 'thee Meeh north of Stov 14. SNOWCAP .. _ _ .. - - A]f�KHAM �/ Thrift 28 oz. _ Scar 3336 He. 1117 Toilet 2 for • • - sew . J. W. DIXON Tissue c�Pkg' WANTRD — �ao�ai>�roa ooUsrl'sY HOrc88 YORK_ Flakes - w 'SMALL ACREAGES.' A.NIi- `CATELLI'S TOMATO i AMBULANCE FARMS SAUCE - GATTUSO SIPS We Have 'Waiting Buyers V%th FOR SPAGETTI JAR Olives 4c tint Good Cash Down Payments . _ _ p7e. 3 - Two Tics fog .�-.�..._... - - CALL j Mr, ING113 ,For Prompt And Experienced ., .' - Serines 9 UTdBURY _.. GONANT and CONANT TRACE MAPLE LEAF S Barristers and Solieitor+ra - TEA Pound'r'CELLO"'Pkg. �___«.w 61c TEA "BAGS . Nights: 3(Ai091.- Office Ella-0664 n 611leios D. Conant, K. C ORANGE PEKOE,-with 640 for Jr9C oFFICE3 - . A. pUtIiLOUGHB'Y and 30x0 cUp and saucEi:s, 1b..,:._,=1:10 BABY BEEF i[togoe G. Qanant, B. A. - J. - ;_: ,Realtors •. .. _ ' _._ . Oshawa, Oat.. ? 1-2 _Simcoe St. S. Suety Arverleneed Sakame>z BROCK DESSERT :HEINZ Phone: 3.2w _ Ontarii Bsdabied 1!0! SIRLOIN .- i - •- - - Years -- HETCHIIP ... .mac.• r ..... , s o+e WING8 HALF PINT CARTON - J. P. ALLAN 'ROSE BRAND PiCSLEB STEAKS Ib. _OYSTERS 75C 1xisurance Coo �te�l $state "jnearaaae awEET MtxHD wAFIItB - _ BLADE ROASTvn= OR PHONE 86e.' MAYFAIS Cheap 14tes For Farm, And Caun KING'S ROW — AJAXI SWEET RELISH � SPICED BEEF LOAF -- H�ildings D, G. bIAITLAND,_MANAGES- 10 Fi. Oz. Short Rib Roast -_ r8 OZ.. �.___.. , _: dye. .'VUdstorm Insurance on Bumangs - s _ Plicae Pickering •— WOJ1. • s ' 6u� Windmills, Sihts,-e1x - ROSE BRAND � 3ineless , Pot Roast LB .YOftg SANDWICH Automobile Insurance Of All minds AJAX ,PHOh — 130 CHOW CHOW : SPREAD ....Two Tina 81c, BOv�rnBtn & Glb$ ' n YOUR LISTING INVITED 18 Fl.'Oz. ' ' . ,.,HAMBURG STEAK PHONE wxrrBY 62t - Shoulder Pork . I - KLEENEX MAPLE-LEAF (� ,�-y a • : 39G" !Two Psaskases dsc. S- are Ribs 3.-lb oL1a HORSES — u Read The News -` BALOGNA._ LB At Your Fsssr_ ALSO HUNT'S .. _ .,'. _.. FRESH ROASTING 5 • �Ye ` Week ` FRUIT COCKTAIL �- MAPLE LEAF Chickens 53c lb. BEAD• OR CRIPPLZD STOCK, 15 Oz. Tin 89e. LARD, Two pounds2ft sonfly •• -- 'CS►i1[PHaLL.1Ln'�t' - •• u1tHltalwManutuuNwMununnmulMnalaHHunarullHannahnasal!MuuMlliaunmuuuMal�lpM�alr1MMM11■O :.: ;- -_ _ ]firs. R. Morgan, Mss._,W.. _�,Pallacs. Sunday. _ ^ Mrs L. Hill; Auditors: Mr L. Lip- A -Co ational Supper will l s. nesse r be --pert-and-M�e W. #��an. -held .in ._the.. TownshiQ Hall on Fri -i MARKET PAID ' jareconcluded the meeting, day evening. -March 28 This w"1 , - i t f Tur>_=Your ser in the form o _- - It has been reported that most of f a Pot, buck Supper �--i rllwse of this village haze been suf- R and everyone is invited to attend, A HORSES Iran & Metal feilug from colds and flu during the BROUGHAM Parcel. Post Sale, sponsored by the past week, Congregations were' Very _ Woman's Association will be held f t PINTO CAS u H small at both churches .on Sunday. There passed aiway at Oshawa during the evening. - Hospital on Friday; March 21 The W. M. S. of St. John's Church FOR PICK -tip CALV blrs. Jesse Warden was one of the , K'in-TEL, few who got up�and had to go back nifred Richmond, beloved wife of I' met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd T. PICii, 39, or Mr. A. Ramsa' of •Frau ham -and -Johnston on Thursday afternoon TOR - Ebi 3-3636 T11��X�TOW11S01f to bed again. . y' g wit a grand attendance. ivlrs:: M. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. \cal, of .mother of Kenneth, of Brougham, g Highland Greek, spent Sunday with Davis IMrs, Jones, ToPantol, and I: Ellicott tc ok the - meeting due to Pickering 159W Mr. attd :tlrs, Dun -Hedges and fam- GO DON YO -�^rma (Mrs. 1, Hess, Brooklin)• De-- the absence of the Yresidetit. the ' { ' ily iri Ciaremont. chased was in her 50th year and ; Pr'ogr'am - "Our Fellow-Cat,adians had been in ill -health for -some -time. time from the• Orient" was, taken by'31rs. and Mrs. Jack Badgerow spent - the week -end with lir: and Mrs. D. Funeral service was held at the Rqb- Ellicott, t1rs. 3I. Bunk and '_1Irs. R.' Catherwood, w'ititby. inson funeral chapel, 13rooklin, with Ellicott. I'lanis were made for, the • -Mr, and Nirs,.Alan Tomlinson and 'interment in Brougham. Cemetery, i ter Tna:, offering Service to be i-"` ``�"�• �ti �, family of Hamilton, spent the week- c'nlnnday afternoon: The sympathy he Y part of April. d the earl end ii'ith his of- their community friends is' . ea- Following are the irintrers. at"he people nei•e. — , _ �. tended to .t$e ,bereaved family. Women's Institute euchre on Tues- Mr, A. J_ •Suthe.rland w•ho former- - , . Tues- day- evening Mach 13. Ix q-perated the butcher shop here :Several mil estate transfers are - L. HillMrs. M.• Eillcott. and Mrs. u j - _ � f • q ptlor to moving to Port Hope„ has reparted'in this village just now. Mr, Matthews; Gertts: :►ir. Cliff Hardy, to L� again opened his shop here for bus= and, Mrs. Todd and fatirily, Clare- 41 - ' _ - r : • mont Mr, Ross Carlton and tIr:'Black- + iness. ,are expected to move onto the well, with a special 'Door Prize to the Gamma • P • � 11irs, h. Sanderson is spettdtng a ge property, and 'Sir. .. -. `y Mrs. Reesman. from Mr. N. Burton. few day's at Yue home ,of her dau- just• east or ,. enter, blrs, Douglas Bryant, YXcker_ Messrs Mel and Percy Glitldon of Claremont have purchzeed the Stor• Clinton, are visiting .Mr, and bars. :. ing. ' rep place. I � M. Ellicott end family. Miss Georgina Fors - gin Forsyth, Oshawa, Air..and Mrs -'Mitchell Mitchell of Toronto I Mrs, H. Shea had a businesa tri -spent the week -end with her fam- 71s1ted their daughter' and son -in- P to Toronto on Monday. ily here. Law, Mr. and Mrs: Al. Har+veq on I` y' Although spring officially,-arriv- Sunday.— -1� cd hast week, there were times on Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Mairs enter-_ East Woodlands Monday when Claremont wondered. tamed Toronto friends on Sunday. ',!if winter was back in full force. The Mr. and Mrs., Brown from- near I Our tie:lt Community Association z: _ "' •.� j - snow was blowing _Election of Officers for 190 wlll Mr. and Mrs, Doug. Arksely-; Mr. Ravey on Saturday night. They were be heldnext rt ay erenrn and Mrs. Pere Redshaw; Mr. and enroute to Guelph to visit his mot- I .s• Those who had Y paid-up member Mrs. -Harold Redshaw and Bill Moss her who Is ill.. Bhip Cards for 1951 will be entitled were all in Toronto on Saturday Mrs. Beach of Brampton is spend- vote; also, those who buy 195: - EMY FARM A FACTORY night, ing a few days with W: C. and Mrs, ' Membership Cars which will be on • • • " The rain and ice storm of ,early Willson. , sale the night of the election. Vot- - Sunday In kept' Ken Ward Mr. and hiss. Gerald. Harbron and , Ing will be the first iterrr of -bus-- -"- ... yob j� emery busy pulling cars out of ditch- daughters Bernice and Ins Jean of : iness so members are ': poultry are'conversion requested 'to q»tL balanced rations are needed to - -• -: -• ea in the area. TL took one: mea three Myrtle, ,had dinner on Monday with { � on hand early. hours to. go from Dagmar to a few. .' their aunt, Mra, Matthews... , Force were present. at. last, Fri-- bring Out top produCtion. miles north of Claremont. He said Miss Wilcox, of Toritnto, $pent ! day 'night's rrieeting,. but this time , �- Ithere was"a car stuck on stie hill the week+ -end with her sister and ' 'there was no bard language, �... :Taarard the end of year Stabling period, before the. he came to. , Sc-eral CLL emont res- Rome no j ` dna' aL- t IivPBtACk go 011 - Pentose, You may need to supple. Idents- tnyt ere cauglst in Toronto and I i , , tem ted, assaults, Isr our community- f' PPS" .lit • brother-in-law, Mr, and Mia. Bruce naarre-call' no threats an get hams until ..and 6. a. Mr. Conner, who has been farm?rijr' affairs there is no place for ruigar ' - r .. went you=- home-grown feed iri order to get tiL9 t' m. on Sunday morning ' an the 7th concession has bought fhe !Pugnacity and bullying conduct. � � best -results. : �j club held a -' home of Mr. K. Pascoe; and expe`etri Several local children,. took pr„m- « on F'rid i cwenir. ' and had a ve necessary tit. retire:' Hills School age i � . our flmIIlerCe manager iPiil. be glad �o discuss y ;� y g ry; C firmer Fr,urtd it necessa play Sad minstrellnroc good turnout. Proceeds of the ev ea i'I�im • fartning• owing to -ill-health.- a.nd.they did exeeptionaUy well,. They � � - •-the matter of financing the purchase of feed. He ing twill be turntd over to the P$rk Mr. Wro. Knox has been on , the : and those who trained them earned n'presents a bank that has for many, years taken -It Boars, Wbiie some do not play.can- -ick list during the -pas ..week, His ' our hearty thanks. and encouragr l .. . keen interest in promoting better- farmin asta; .euchre: and bridge %vs r*lriyed many= frteirrl3 join• in wishing him a menti k P $ g: and .jt1t yt. by them and the evening was consid- sPeed3 trerrtvery. The new- heating unit has been ooh$ after Cailadiat� farmers' .banking needs. Y ere a success. ' ZSr, ane} fits. E, .I. Cromer, of• installed in the total fireltaH. 'It i3 r -%12 not pay him a visit? Some of thu3e_ iorfia,rnate. to-he,`e Toronta,--vvho .r•eeentl _returned-fraan an- elaborates and costly affair but - _ __ tnapie_trEes aro getting reariy for a month in -Florida, called on_ _Mra, it is estimated that it will hes; the _ the -spring sap run.-- A f. w warns Matthews one day last week. building adequately wren `and if :days will see a -big change. - Mr. avid Mrs. 'Ray .Ellicott and the dogs rise made .properly we3t� THESE �OK_ZFTS .. i _ : " GET YOUR COPIES OF T e Legion heal, -their regular little dauxhter Janet, were, guests of her-prmaf, i ?`hey are atarlable at stay Com,rrert�e brnach - moetir g in the Legion: Ha;l on Wed- lir- and Mr•s.. McGuckin-- of Stouff- Extensive alterations are under 1 ?tfore Power to, You r nesdu evening. ' -Ville on Sunday. nay at the Hal i`,rocPtoria. i1;ek '2 Keeping the Farm in the Mrs. A- Hare} �eyera! members. �. ' of Brougham ;• af- TrrnnE� � needed s .cP - � �'"'`�' a- _. g visited p:• is being added to the wn trse ►�.. •. 'Union Lodge aa.ter iud the �Ia�un1c l.er Irar•ents iVm; and ?firs, Knox. on stores interior, • � God B on Ens Prod r � j meeting •,n Pickering.:ast Thr:rsr}ay - _ Pa needling rhe fire engine .s. having some _.. - _ - � . fi. Qr.a.cty Make.+ I;y r 6. A E� a to the Futur,s wtfrk Bono on it -at present by Jack ` ard.,The Fire Committer has pur- . LOriflrtg„%Or a Lltili,� � �c}iased a new pumper and consider- s, abie other •eyuipnivat• 'The. local , ecluiprrent tiFili .hl'n be considered da in :Irs.-cl i4s condition,' f� 1 DIr.:aarr. y Porter wa evils hick is§t , t+•ee k, but is''back on fh job again r - _ w1 t4 As it 5 rra1.1. S173-31 11ft r:rid 4r,. ticl:,'n Joitnso ana �`� - - bIt� Fi. JuLu„n atter ion- oral of a cc,usin. Mr. 1 . Tay.vr r,f . _ T or r.�o, !List 'week. f C•' � � 1 T �/ � � f • R UNG Tne Wt,man's AssociatiLn of the Unitad arch n:ct o t Ti,ur du; af- ,ternoor. - :;d fo:las i anis ;ViLh 'a _ e srr :u :l.e basErwrt of tl`eCanadian,`. chum' a cha ge of 'Mrs. Salter's Whether we Isis saving money ” �',' are sorry to report 'tat 31r. and materials by reeendition,ng -:R. Tansley has been vet , .,,c„ with 3 wire, eobb - telephone 'the shingles. equipment of all kinds - and ~, Mr. and :firs Earl ' Cook %visited 1 putting if back to work..., Mrs. S. Cool. and firs. Br~See Hai•ton Or chocki.ig the fuel consumptiow in La frig on �pttuay" _ of our trucks in the hope The t1 vt,ieir's I ate:Ute:-.n:et last F r ~ 'i a 'k-:<•' ' 1l� of sa fewzsntipe� _ _t': �`ti tr"'IDYr ti�> ! ill ]!.� :t -week at ;he, home of Mrs. heli W;' rd frock per day... Or devising - Five nv.w rnembets iL` d added to - new equipment that will carry. _ the itch; A geofiraphy xix`cn on— a _ y a bigger Toad, or last longer, ` "i�ew Brunswick and the \ of thW est _ or cut down on repairs.., .. T Territories" was conducted by Mrs. : James I'eddte. Officers elected for • } _ _ _1951; Finn. Pres., Mrs. J. $adgerow;�rhday President, Mrs,' G, McConnell; 1st. _'Vice -President, Mrs, J. Badgerow; of�an � k. ^now Ione J li s pr ress over 2nd Vice-President,,Mrs. D. Cather i. has f wood; Secretary -Tress,, _ 3irs,_ M. t �. - _ Jo , ManvilIe 4een going?- l d8 th& peat Kee err an e e on cas s is art o ntre- Lir years is a ypic "Keeping, X t5 f This Year marks � J -M's 94th example, of, ,the: waYrIi.ttle�busi ._ . _.- : . Johnson; Dist. Director; Mrs. M. G. , , • • - „ desses 3r grow up' under the crura - our daily chore To give you the big- ann ��rsa.r•. McIntyre; Assistant, 'Mra. W., Ev- The business was started back system and are able to pro- ` '_Ana; Pianist, Mrs. H. Gregg; Asst,, gest POW value for telephone n those days two tizeri : more jobs;, better tcrducts, „ e v 1 ' . in 1858 'I vide - ~ - = w >rking with a clothes wringer and constantly..improved - Service _ ,W, Evans, Standing Comm, o� -- mustget acre hundred cfnts and a tea kettle made' up the to the public. gE dollar we ~ SELL TELEPHONE out of every entire chin ` Public, Relations and Communrt ere dollar we spend. ' i PAY• • • e Activities, Mrs.. H. Johnson. Mrs.. New .J -A2 numbers :about w^0,000 This is one of a series of brief •McDonald, Agriculture and Canad- COMPANY OF, articles bringing you facts of - ; Kee }n , our costs down has kept _ men and- women and owns plants y,.. la - Industries, Mrs. J. Morgan; �., ., P $ P P communit interest -about Johns - . ,CANADA , and mines in twenty-one locations, 'Manville or about conditions ;, Home Economics and Health, Mies the coat of ybur telephone low. That's his record of growth 1sJm�ortartt - Manville -our national economy. y, r to -ever, one- here -in. this coornmun- . • X Forsyth; Hist. Research, Mrs. K. the way we both dant it to be. It be _ Ward; Citizenship and Education', and stability of progress _ - shows the - V Nn. �W. Glidden; Flower Comm the company.Mrs, -W. Hill, Mks, k Mecullough,._.�40. --- itr+s W. Benson; Membet•hip ClimM., _ _ - _ 'BOLD W A. W. Mi'Tl6i LL . A� NL y tics+: ,, :� � �. e • � .. ;:; <. � � , � ,t. OUT O F - LOVE _ ..,WITH LIFE? .:Class' eed Advertising.. =- JI -1 - TAE,c� ver f 01T8 C0LUMN txs>rc tc A6J1XT9 WAZTso rocs sALs ,, :• _8 4 - -- _ - A Common Complaint from sports ' Writers Did you know that over half of the Ore•cteg Cards sold di "lgawsis os. rnrsaaa ar«tiq f corset w• ss ?arm and service. C.O.D. 0rdsn tll1M Proms' A larse' a t r reasonable le motorcycles a� p road,, or the tiign4 hen and radio commentators boas to choose tram. samples as ae► 41• hBese Btu. Tsnnte ^ ' _these days is that the modern bail isrovaL a°l°nlal CAM Co.. w rtwt W., Toronto L • "' • TIMES CHANGE. Once the Irish —player lacks the "colour" sad piy� 07"WBB"3f PLANTS li'Oa D•b•ndabb atrawb•rra Plano for e ` ruled the prise -ring, but you don't see many tutesqueness of some of the old- aALs oelaea ala• years. T. W. Darllnstoa a - Irish fighters, any adore—em Ryans, no Joh Well, there's one modertl esTsa PULLitiTs ■Oath�DWn. Ontario. Photo 60"L L. Stllhvans. no Terrible Terry McGoverns, -''(At least he's still playing major order fro'" aa, wilt deposit 121 per ramal. Apple tree with each Trutt oedw no James J. Core, no O'Brisas, no $Onld Michael MCTigues. Thera are no lea a ball) who has plea of 911 100 up; s week old $29.00: s w•ok $24.901 4 week 138.00. Chick@. son-seaW $12.95 over $6.00. Beautiful Roe. Bush. oer Choi", each shrub order over $6.00. We 1 more O'Mahonys or Caaeys at the colour both in the pigmentation 1.09 at delivery ocockerels. aklle aaicf Chid utq, offerstc `sears general u"tre•° of No. awl mw, peak. and the great Irish weight -tossers of other days, th of his skin and in his actions too. - Galt. Ona r central Nurseries Ltd.. SL Catharines. a and Ryans, don't seem to be around. We refer. of course, to nobody but the one and one Mr. Satchel- y •LOT or aa.•rtLnm•au read "save Oat But the Irish are. by no means otic of top=$light sport. It may not have OCCtilttd t0 you, but the Irish COms pretty Close t0 �OOL Paige. up, to two pats on chicks." W seer you to pas two pat■ extra ter Your. chicks 85 LARGE (yadialus all Columns for it Postpaid. Homey refunded If not ds. holding top hand on the turf In this country. Ireland is a great + + • and s• lots of R.O.Ya� breading back of them. Instead of ca two cense per lighted P. Jeseridgs. R.R. $, bimooa, Ontario. - y, horsara country. The Emerald Isle specialises in jumpta� dreg try And the latest news from Oi chide sem will mak. as .Neva $1.00 w -. •. �- -"=x bosses and has sent many a Winner to the most testing o i • -' Satchmo, now _readying hismelf for $2,00 per bird. Don't be penny tries mad pound foolish. It taken lust as much STRAWBERRY Plants. Senator •Dunb� $2. hundred, $12 tbousaad. race•, the Grand National steeplechase. • `a season, more or less, with the .. to rake a pullet that lay. 126 ease Amerloaa Superb, 02.50 hundred. $ls thousand. =" But right now, Irish -bred horses have 'played and are playing Louis Browns, is that he is a• one that will lay 200 or more Tweaaf• cheek, have lot, of R.O.P. brosd- Allan v.' Nickel., Southampton. Ontario. a big rt m American racing. First there was the Irish -bred Noort. g pa g eveloping a new, secret weapon" -� back of them. We purcbssed over FOR SALE. 200 -acre stock farm on'Zio. s that, on four successive occasions, defeated Americas greatest designed to mow dovAn the Am- 4000 R.O.P. cockerels to use in our brood. Ind; Peas this Also etarted highway 1n Niagara Peninsula, about 10 modem nice -horse, the mighty Citation in race• thrillers seldom equaled' and in which world records were smashed or - e_rican League sluggers, Said wea- year. chicks• older pullets. special broiled chicks. au- ked pointe. Catalogue miles from Buffalo. 2 wry large barns, 1 solid brick bones, 1 large fysme hoaas, - anywhere tied, while the pride of Kentucky was being humiliated. Now by Calumet -Pon ir.nothing less than a, version 'of TWEDDLE CMcx HATCHERIES LTD, �`w"' oaurto good water smppla. sac and electric. Ideal location and buildings for terming as large $colo or for comes another of the Irish. Windy City II, to breeze the submarinif ball. This, added . show Purposes, wise " Item's beat three -year-olds as though they were tied. to his repertoire of the windmill ASK US for list of varieties and prices. Limited. f Rl�dgewa, ~Onttario. A. phone 11L y This Irish -bred European .juvenile champion of last eat not this is America. winder the hesitation itch and so Pr P forth. Prompt delivery oil say old ray started --cock•rsL. Hyo Hatah- have AT LABT w• have some Pug Pupping. i year, ' i has won two stakes or three-year olds beating H171 Gail and AGleam—rated Caltlmet'a best hopes should make the Browns worth• loo at, so lore as Mr. Joint X.. .-li eras l:o x., Hamutoa. Oac. male dna to small, "bey, Chu- dren'■ pets. shore stop xeny 1, sad i- l i at thin time -but Came from behind, to Win going away • a g Paige is on the mound, at feast. G� ON THE bead wagon with Top Notch Chicks. Thousands of others have Markham. Toronto. _ real standout: _ His. victory in the San Feliq handieap at Santa Anita at one _ _ e + + sad each Year they axe setting right back OR samm. Only the beat In. chicks "a be B1Q,P WANTED • -_ -- _ agile and o dicatiag his lildag. foe distance,- since — Asked >i' the rumour about the expected to "coda" the beat results. to Top Notch chicks you ret only the best. E]CPERMNCED couple or single mag. wanted- for data near Toronto. fah he was increasing his lead as he passed under the wire -just about is submariner was true Mr. Pa , Paige loftily They an all tram highquality. gave rn• meat approved. pullorum tested flocks tae D. J. Parsoaa. Unionville, Ontario. •eonvjaced turf experts that Gus Lueliwits's SM.= purchase explained that he will be with lot" of R.O.P. brooding back L • package, Windy ma go to the post in the Kentucky Derby pitching three ways this season. of them. Whether eggs are low or high in . YEWClL t leo! favorite to win [bat Mg race. "Sidearm, overarm and underarm," prices it always pays to Purchase yr beat chicks that money will buy. Also Wohy recommended -every dem"M of In Europe, whets Windy City was sled as a jtswmila, his he said—which sounds like real start" chicks, older Pullets, curk•7 . Pena W Nevettjs dtesld, by amazing speed won him the title of the champion two-year-old of triple -threat stuff, hitting Satchel Dealt•• Dbtewe Remedy. _ England and Europe. HIS only defeat was an upset, somethisfg in the past was hard -enough, as TOP NOTCH CHICK SALES Guelph oniarla MUNRO'S DRUG $TON the scale as case happened to Moa O'War. Abroad, the only plenty -Of batters scattered all over i�f a Onewe section about Windy was his ability to go the Derby route. the North and South American DTZINe AND OLKANING 97 ['tPnee Pr•Pnt/ to by no ancone in sports ecHpee. The Ould Sod carries, AM t• it has ]y nes continents will attest. But now it HAvm You anything needs drains or Clea t"? write PEP C- UP -T .0 and B Tunis tahiste ' „ "The Day has been good and bad for the sons of the Ould promises to be almost impossible. • are glad to answer your questions. D► druggist. one dollar. setw - Sod. Most ' tint fight in ring innate, std ed on March 17 g =. parte it. Parkers Dr• warts Idmitec Tir iron[• at Toronto. _ took lace ' . . f g Y t 64 ■ a �.. orbet an Irish-Aalerican who had defeated the mighty Jahn L. t, gently launched 'into [`tiiscuaaioa FARMS FPL RALs �• woman tells another. Take strsarigg rMantli Z" to help all•viato Pate. dip - Sullivan to win the title, was matched with the Cornishman. Larry of pitching techniques. "Pitching TARP for Sate, 240 acrear � butldtag large �� and csr"us toulloo asawl"ed wits ' Bob Fitzsimmons. Corbett was the favorite, but was knocked out is just a question of outguessing boom. Good farm land or tobacco. Good monthly pP�Y is piece wrs"Cu. - In the 14th round•with a blow that still livres in ring legend ad the the hitter. You figfsr! what the water. Bush. 26 muss Ottawa, serval .. Bus. $5.000. Particulars, apply H Bos ►CST's CMSINiCAU ' 71 wLr"DlexvO punch. >Qian 'at the plate is looking for," ass, whiehy. Ontario. a" QL•sEN ST. rAST TUSON" t But an Marcia 17th. 1923• -and in Dublin Cldo "las— -• Michael Francis McTigus of County Clare out-faZt the Sen- Satchel waved his hands exp es- i a�os aaLs POST'[ BCZZMA BALVs - - a gals". Ba Sill in 20 torrid, rounds Sad been- i the light- nivel ."Then oil y y pitch him some- thing else. You, throw him inside Mt=.e rr R PPaave. 335 wells.d ;x1 al., SAN181s sae torment as do Commit regags wi w"u°:a sin fro` �� y' havyweigh� of fire world. You couldn't ask for a - - V, greatercombinationeOmhdtratioa of 11>d■h ting euCCea than that, could you when he expects: pitch outside. ran Yea■beraar•. Str sto"llo. Oetarse. ua�yo�-g iechmL coaling. burning seems ringworm. plea and athtu'e coat win - -' "WhenI set • hitter standing Olaf." ORIAfff, TNW Paints and varat■h". Electric ltatora, sporeditill respond _7 to the sealglaw odegum , ole tsret� hew at atmEbnra el �. Tow geggeea$a end ier hili islietlr wed t" vreleseled - - fiat P _footed at the tats, I Elecaice3 wnwlagess as:tgraar. rata Treason. Haar Coolers and gond Griaacea seers z ~~ PUCE .sa ae PRae JAS - :Tr :.•.--"fir Elgar � iraar, s t:eti fA Hewes, 41 Ysnp SF, Twenty :-. flim here." Satchel slowly drew a W aby.lwP Machinery. a•al•rk waas.a, POL1"S RZU BDIlCB • - • -targe hand ht across his cheat, te: W area" aro• and oil Limped, Toeao RO eat Pest Fr#* ao s CRsaettm ed Pride ' n et a . oo.. - - "I figure that man is looking to r r'oa:^aro.. at T'0eac' = -at- D !•S T I L L E R S L! IW l T E D push the ball on ma So, I put it he , „ do The NO, $ CI.OVISR Baseneo4 Saber. s4 Its. sa6e, a IDs rase. re lbs $is.f•. OPPUaTURiL$'t 192 - - where can that great Robert Lttchta Ata X. Perth. Oetarie, US" Aire women - AlwtiSS101110 ONTAVO man pondered deeply for a mo- t , meat. "neige in a while --• pitcher as Il"GAIN SEVIX TAIM BS A HAIRDRSBBZR fools . the batter, really tools him, • . gee -a- at", tar coaled $21.00 asst with girder. also .Pests, sa.togg at,= X018 CANaDa't Liaptllet tCROaL Great OPpormatts, Lem Weapon May $e' � it had similar to by throwing the pitch he's lookidg for right past him. But." Sateli 206 to •504 suiona tar and glass coated. Ltmtt" Ctock nederwrtt rs label L see gal. lea irdressing Pleasant dwalfie`d prottrsdaa ggos wasYa," TbOn"nis at .se"Ynrl Marvel - S effect c�ort- . Y fwas on arthritis. Cure For Arthritis concluded sorrowfully. "it doesn't happen PaIntea all teaks tka.00 whir. step last Writs for catalogue stainless against ,,it. giddesatse nA iu,r morlL,* Greatestraw ttalocite Free CORiaOne Cutq Or relieves other too often." y e • certg»smlionmbPorplteaalnl`Sna�itroy I'Lundrry b; showan, to °t call 'ami M A SI NTaroatq corer kende of ll laeae�__beidi--arthdds. One of the new poison gases d•- Aathsua 33" -ode trouble In. which h 'The pitching veteran P li gtaaced stone, ntelseratars ell bank.. - an. Drown" stystems Rmc30aema Ul.�ovniic0llartlti bWa�hlglsettea a e a SL W _ Brapokst: - ' . i ;•doped during World War II was belps. Here, too, the unused poison about the peaceful. inn-drenchedrt a°iada,6 rain. sur thew sa etas tae Naming. •Moss st,. Ottawa = nitrogen mustard --dot to be confers- . gas from World War II fs showing park where the Browns players mt. wge we" bathroom co mt. white or ooioured All shiPmenea , -red i►ith• the mustard gat of World protaising results. Two asthmatic are preparing for the adventures d+nvow your Courant rentals statlog, s, V. Job— Plumbing supplies.-atroetr aAfT OMIT Saaa Use Tobacco Eliminator, a •cs"une War t Now .good deems likely to patients were able to breathe with- -and high life that lie ahead under vuio. Ontario. treatment quickly st eravttrs Gtr o setae•• some from the evil that to fact never out difficulty soon after, the first -happened. the promise at the Veeck regime. „ , Four more days like- this Ill YARMZRR. Choose the sex of soar salves gide err or wcott" Zino Drug Pharma"otiaai chain fbr Spanish doctors of test injections. and The stonseth system of select" Halms bsrtel• P.a sue 272, London. Ona „ Iliadcid University report ..that In- -Weapons and materials of wit' be ready," Satchel observed. "I been long it doesn't tails saw to raise shite or a.toer• Said al tar a copyrighted caps to B. O. aces- 206 HiaALTH a+cr.0 csaan Y.[hWl. 2e• 4-HUALTH S edea(. *tions of nitrogen 'mwtard area have been turned into peaceful Voted cure for rheumatoid playing D y ng so run o get in shape. •I get take me aEALrH wth. Bar 221• Regina. Samt., canaria Gd. a t+iaast g bring fres tdwA6catalogt ( arth= blessings before, but this is prob- •- tills, my arm ready. Atli I work on rLZweoD-CAWxZr I:QYBLL cut PROD VCTD AGSNCIZS 11016 SL Cecile + ably the fiat tame a weapon of Nine patients -were treated. Five war that was never put to its dead- control. But the legs come first. to elan or full shoots. rtr. Birch. Pootar, Oak. Walnut• mahasany. coring. Be•ah "Can Rd.. roe- vers. Qtr, iIINOSTON BIRL11 COLLUM. Aoaredloo - - of, them improved eztraordimribr.. ly use has become instead a rem- Always the legs Aman cant pitch sea ha. mouldings, Mold. .r. narawsn. A complete service for the W •�D Y• credo■ 1-1$. Soasogak4 pain and' joint swellings disappearing edy for hitherto incurable disease. good until his_ legs are in good craftsman, Write for our latest piece IML lcnlnuctca wood Products Ltd.. rated - Nom request information. Kingston, - and normal movement being made condition, » Bos sea. Windsor, Outarto. paibk "n. Three of the others 7 n s _ PATSNTt , ' proved considerably but trot so Two golfers were annoyed by a' "Different pitchers have different s4ka fa. f001 ►N olrraA to every st edtre�i ; atop$, couple tae front of.. them. -Alt Aonspietely' ways of getting in condition," he wLL>eNo&NAWwARO First toc�agoar orme�L ruta6y Why did these doctors even think ams -hole there was a particularly said. "That depends on a man's customers; andpanelsoe a. dlaa made Tempered Harabaard, Th. TM liam�iaj�Ca Registered P�arseet gena st2 Bank etr+et Ottawa lea wait. One of the offending Of testing the poison gas as a treat- . g di for couple dawdled file fairway. physical makeup and the kind Of he is." board of a thousand uvea, cough ntroar. durable and fully water resistant Naar rETHERVrONHAuaB A Company, I& a Ment arthritis, They had stud- -on- : led America while his companion: searched- in- nQOSta Oil illi action- pitcher + + • dor remodelling work specially rncomm•nd- bas an economical ggderlaa for lttto cent SMidta:e Established 18". off say street. Torasro nenkisr of uterine. « dustrioual in the roil h. o[ the new and scars' drug, ooetisone, y g Satch cocked one eye up at 'the loom or two tloora various thidmesess +� pager ■u•■. seta as mill ties me memo - = At. length the waiting r whish relieves arthritis so. remark- :, g Couple on sus speculatively. Then, slowly,. anus Mit serviceable for most Praosicat -uses• apse• ill Mill Eno STAMPS « y - 010. Cortisone, however, is not yet - the tee could COtitain their patience "Why he stood up, uncoiling gracefully Prices u low w Sic t»e_ sa toot Tour opportunity to save. wria. TINZ vatic" stamps,, 6a different $1. ; avaitsbte in Spain, even for medial no longer. don't you help like some giant python. "I think." now for rry OpM listrAmof W Eastern Sump Hart Bos 122, Skokie. « research. The doctors knew, how- four friend to find his full?" one Satchel grunted, "1'11' go work •• Dei 2u, Hamilton, Ont Il1m� eves•, that nitrogen mustard and shouted, indignantly. g _ some On control." CLE" Coati SALVE -ver sen renes. eTAYHmarxG r " •oftisone produce very similar effects "Oh, he's got his balI," the man e - • • Year Dtuggin _sal. CLESs. Won'the white blood cells. It seem- replied blandly; "he's looking for The secret weapon began taking RED RICH—,"rho 1TAY1[mRING scientifically corrected, Booklet site& full information. write " -:ea worth trying nitrogen mustard in his club." shape. tttr.et an,w.rtP t over tasted, w�Tatapt Dennison. 4+3-L Jarvis act..[. SEPTaxBas--Bose two crop raspberry. VALZINTi.1ilc-Best new rhubarb. "= IJowff NOW T O T R E A T Write Pelma Park . Perenatai Gardena Weston, Ont. 1 Was Ne�ady• Crazy 4 POULTRY 9IRr . TREFOIL, EmDiro Bergin, ' /l ROMP �rtOLOs PermaFOOTnent for permanent pastans. Vlsore crow• or oa any soil. $1.26 Per lb. Stuart With Fiery Itch -- ' ' r drinking Finley. Dresden, oatorlo. '. waNrdwken lf ells GLADIOLUS Exhibition Mixture. Per 100 orld pnopWir�pe�a�Is VUM, 0001101• lq� a164410g and tresis bads a b bulbs, large' $3:75, medium 82.50, small $1.25 postpaid. List tree. Owen's Gardens,toot and wmtort.� Itch" es■Deeds by .� � .4 a; they drink. At deal Hatac. British Columbia. sad oGer°°�Oltah � 4� 0. Iltrot applestlon ehseks eves the most Intense me ' ens for f3 years. Rets ttrk of money beet. Act drgaLt 9oe D. D. D - t ISSUE 13 - 1952 PrMeel pawn (orotgary a<' cora • ■trsnslhl. ,.r ; e 1 t LOGY, LISTLESS, `w OUT O F - LOVE _ ..,WITH LIFE? wie■IilfM }a■ sob lellow •at of bed hem fin?? a _ • Not up to iedi ... you may Buffer from an upset system. If you am wnscipated your food may not digest &991 -hs may bloat 'Take Hest[; Old 'Bo --lacier Cpl. Jim Mills, British milifa olice- Y P rY p tip your gtomscb ... all the flim and sparkle ou offs of Rile- That's w you oeW . _ " '' unu uvK M.mild - man, of South -Shields, England, directs' mr ilitary•Traffic somewfiere in Korea wtih the aid of a sign designed by military traffic experts vegetable frills bring you quick mW [tom odestiliatiog'and w help Promote the does of digestlw 3donsSoho you'll fid that tv V. -to catch the eyes of drivers. Moot uestion: Will rivers watch the _ catch y 9 "days anbereagaiatlraaiigto¢artex'sl y stay suak7 ctet eerier'. Little Li.r, wy dn~ipt ve them on hand. Only WK road,, or the tiign4 hen e 1 t 'T�1E�TRE :. BROCK WHITBY • PHONE 618 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY — MARCH Q7, 28, 29, Wening Sboww at 7 00 and 9 40 P.. M. ( Saturday lllatinee at 1,80 - - Saturdby Evening.Show Starts At 6.00 P. M. OIN HEAVEN ONE F40T STARRING . FREDRIC MARCH and MARTHA 8 PLUS SHORT TREATS MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY -- MARCH $1, APRIL 1, E, _ ]hewing OWN a At TAO P. M. Last Conviets Slow at AAO 1 MUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM _ :The Texas Rangers VI COLOR - Wfth GDO[tGE 1MlHONTGOMI MY and GALE STORD[ _ +B>D FEATURH - _ Red Hot and Blue WITH — LiI M HITiTON ad VIC`1`OR ],MATURE ' i .AND _ FOX NHR'S - �. NEXT ATTRACTION - "yen Tall Men -. BURT 1*1VCA'STER and JODY LAWRANCE _ .. i home of Mrs Frank Pu¢']Grin in CARDS OF THANKS March, with the. president, Mrs. G. r • • Squire presiding. The meeting. op- would like to take this oppor- ened with Psalm 728 read in unison Ibto thank Dr. Orton, Nurses as s prayer. There will be a special 7.AM uld S Staff of .Ward D 10, of Oshawa Easter Thankoffering next month. Hospital, fire Easter Rebekah Lodge The films will be shown ori April, No. 850, and the many friends and . 10. The ladies are asked to neighbors who called on me, and gather Ment cards, .fruit and cigarettes, al- used clothing foi- Korea Mrs. Fred so those who made enquiries during Puckrin led. the Worship Period. leay stay is the' hospital, Many Mie. R. Hedge led in prayer. The mss. Chapter from the Missionary Boos George Muteh on the .Orient was -presented, with s r r • Mrs, G. Squire and Mrs. John Puck - !We wish to convey our thanks to Tin representing the Chinese ladies idl our many friends, for calla, flow- and Mrs. G. Griffin and firs. Arch. Bell representin the Japanese lad - am : and cards, to the Pickering ies. Mrs. John PuckM conducted a "-Euchre Club, to. the Businessmen of St. Patrick's contest The West --Pickering, the Ministers of Picker- Group served lunch. ing, Dr. Tomlinson and Dr. Jones, _._ sued the Nurses at Oshawa Hospital and to those who provided and'ser- FAIRPORT REACH NEWS Aed lunch to those from a distance, 'And to ail friends who sent lovely Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cadieux had floral tributes, _during the illness the foTrner's brother visit them re - and death.- of my dear husband. cently. from Quebec. Mrs. Gordon Law This Saturday; March 29, is the Dance Ni ht at' Fair ort Beach -C ,Cherrywoo� 3Lr, and lkrs.. Stanley Powell and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hollinger on Sunday evening. There will be special aer7ices dur- jng Passion Week'in the three local churches. Services will be held . in. -Locust Hill on Monday and Tues- day night&; Wednesday night at the Cherrywood Church, and ' at Wh.ite- vale on Thursday evening and Fri- day morning.. -All evening services at 8.00 o'clock. Good Friday' morn- ing at i0.30. Audley On Saturday, March 29, the -Aud- ley Community Club are having a Progressive Euchre Party at the- 4 hool. The following Wednesday, April 2, the Community Club meets. at the tome of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Puckrin. Mr. James 'Ormiston, .' of the Times-Garette will be speaker. Woman's Association The Audley W. A. met -at • the Nig p om- muriity Hall. Come along and meet your neighbors for air evening„ of: fun for all. The high water and wihds off Lake Ontario did considerable dam - We to the property'of.residents ov- er the week -end, causing the banks to cave in again. We are pleased- to report •Barbara Bridges improving from her acrid- ant while coming' home from school, when she fractured her wrist, and lucky*it was not too serious. Sorry to report Y.ronne Murphy on the sick list and hope for an early recovery. A number of residents are ill with the flu, which a going around. We hope to see them all well soon. Pte. Jim Teer�pple visited his wife and children lar'[ week and we also hope Donna Temple has improved' in- health: - Mr, Fred Woods renewed old ac- quaintances liere, -and is, moving in- to the house formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs, George. Flood .recently. There was a small turnout at the 'Bingo on Saturday, but hope more bingo fans .turn out in 'two 3ushb7's Hardware BEATTY ELECTRIC RANGES' BEATTY ELECTRIC WASHERS GH. 'Phyn, -SCAR: T MI RANGETTES AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES _• _ _ THURSDAY, F'RI., SATUIMAY - MARCH 27,'24, 2!. 8•H Paintr and General Hardwa G I- - Crosswinds - - P,NONE 46 PIORERM _ IN GINNICOL OR -- WITZ • : weeks time. , Vedaesday evening . is Cribbace 14E Aad RHONDA FL 2110412 yElsil. An9- one interested. Came along and hale WIC - VAMCt,1 KICDIIiA and J011N an enjoyable evening. _ There was a fair attendance at . the Ratepayers' Monthly Meeuus,- - and many items discussed far the future. -- .:: -• - Hell Phone At Ajax - Continues. of cutting in the new ,office bot it is contingent on the extension of a `. larger amount of cable ia the are Presently served by Pickering. Lat- e er this, year on -the completion of the constructon work these custom- ' ers will receive two-party and in*- dividuat service from Ajax ata > slight increase in cost over the _ present rate for multi-party service -in the Pickering -Ajax rate centre,, Subscribers in the Pickering Beach - area will slat be transferred to the THEATRE POLICY _ -- Ajax Exchange on completion of -Hoz Affieb Opens Evenings A,>tp P. I& additional linea to that area. They Saturdays and Holidays 6.00 P. 1[. will continue to receive rural ser Matinee Saturdays and Hotldays IAO P. id. vice, but the number of customers on - . - -FLOODLIGHT PAMNG + each rural line will 'be materially ,MADE PARKING A PLEASURE WITH- OUR - reduced. ATTENDANTS AT ALL TIMES The changes will give 'Ajax abgut 750 telephones and will result in s faster. and- more convenient. ser7ic.-, for residents. of this municipality. The community will be knitted more closely together Roy Powell, Columbus; Miss .Rad- ' Pickering Hockey -Continued- when all these Phones are served ' from the game don, A. N. Oshawa; Mr, and- Mrs.' into. that 14st .period.:thast ,tb,e rest central office. At the same time, C Bradley, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. of the two games put together. local calling privileges between Aj-. John Wilson and Mr, and Mrs. L. Pickering folk are proud of t7rele ax and Pickering will be retained Vrhteam, Pogue, thy' -- 1jxinhig� • w Cup and subscribers in either comimun- 1 two years straight. With no -rink of. their 'own; it is a Brest credit to - •• ity will be able to call the other Brock Read Community Aub the team and—the MANAGEMENT, without toll charge. As soon as the building is ready the Brock Road Community Club Ca t,. Pete Dawson -of the local �� the- installation- of the new switch- had a successful IrishNight on the- ' team presented ..with the Cup b Hem Parkes President a the y board will start. It will have six -19th. Prizes were won by: Mrs. ., _ O M. H..4, operating. positions,- instead of the Cornutt, Mrs. W. ,Gray and ( Con.) three on the present board. Mrs. to Miss Coakwell;. Mr. Jas. Riddle, Luke Chief O .raft t A' Mr. A. J. Gray and (Con.) •to Mr. , p r, a Jax, said that the larger board with its many modern features will enable the op• erators to provide considerdbly fhis- ter service on both local and long, distance calls. Provision is being made for increasing toll- facilities 'to melt the. needs of this growing community.. . Additional- operators wll be req- uired to augment the existing staff. Mrs. Luke will be pleased to rec- eive applications 'during the next few months, Late .Gordon Law ContinVed Mr. and Mrs. Tom Douglas and. Mrs, Cooper, Toronto; Mr, and Mn. McCarl, Wh'itbX; Mrs. McAvoy,- Tor- onto; Bert and Grant Law, Barrie; Mr`, M. Blevins and nephew, Toron- to; Mr. and Mrs. Howard_.Law, of Whitby; Mr, Carr, Imperial oil; W. R. Chapmap, Oshawa; A number :of Oshawa friends; Mrs. Baldwin, Tor- onto; W. C. Taylor, Toronto; Mrs, Shuvel Thornhill; Mr. and Mrs L, Hopkins. Travelling Prizes to — Mrs. Howard Maxton, Mrs, A- Gray, Mr. Clark, Mr. W. Gray. Most Lone Hands, to Mr. Howard Malcolm .Door Prizes to: Mrs. L. Hill, Ms. W. Gray. A� card was read from Mr— Eric Robinson, thanking the Club for the -playing cards. donated. to Sunnybrook Hospital. Refreshments werre served and the Copper Fund collected. Pickering Women's Institute Pickering W. 1. held • their regular .meeting on Tuesday,, March 25, in the Piesbyteirian Church. Mrs:- G. H. Howes presided, After a short business meeting Mrs. C. E. Brown introduced Mr: John Lay, i +%* gave an illustrated lectur2' on "South America"_ Our thanks go to. Mr. Lay for a very interesting proir- rain, Members "are reminded of the Bazaar to be held at the home of Mrs. Ken Clarke on April 26, this being before our net t meeting, Smallman, Porti Perry; Elmer and Kindly send your booth donations - - to the Committee in Changs, _. - _