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Home My WebLink AboutPN1952_06_20< K < VOL. 71—NO. Stf < VlaEBINP, 'OLN7ARID, FR16AY, JU.NLE 26, IwT ;-4�ontsper Copy Authorized as -Second Class Matter -4, Subscription 'Price: $2.00 per year S, $2L50 W. C.. XURKAR and SON VrJb.(.rSHERS parade, 1oftball, Dance Headline 'Dominion -01 7- 7 :....-Velebration �At Pickering.-. The local Rotary. Club, have t1wir Advertisers- Read This plana for the First of July -well-• Pickering Village. C. HELP YOUR HospiT under way. While it will be regretted An, adWitis I er, using our cWsified BY CLIFF GORDON by some ages� the usual evening % advertisement Qolumn a' few Niteks Attend the Garden Party' and Tea, A. Stern . received --voral pude-rille peTformancs'hu been given up, to he replaced by a dance ago, dropped back in to tell us that he local softball team has been -on T�Ie3dav 'r-lOrfLnz of the` death; in the High School Auditor' at the the Name time, he inserted going great gum again and have at London, Ont., of her brother, Mr. ium the same ad in the Digy Star. He toppled DUub0ZtOZ1 18-4 pad knock�-. At "no HefWtage",- Pickering Wilz,,r, Hobbs. Silly Hole's Orchestra,' well knbWn i throughout the district for Mani received A little over -fifty. enquiries ed the wind out of the Royals' sails Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller And the from Cie Pickering Nem ad, and- si- with &� kO win right in the county i5ATURDAY*. JUNE '28.-3 0M family spent a, week with her.� Sears, will furnish the 'Musk. Ad' bout one hundred from the Star. town. Yes air, folks, this Pickering ento. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Found, mission to ' dance, $1.00 per person. team in really, rolling. They have Under the auspices of, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stork, BeUe. We have said the vaudeville -per - six wins against one defeat, as of ville, visited the Stork f&= here formance Wing dUWArded will be Pickering 7-ovng Lady, Hanored Tuesday night. This .is A record to the week -end. 5� tegretted, it was done so by the At Graduation. At Oshawa Hospital! ,The Women's Auxili4ry be, prood of. In the game at Dunbar- - Mr. Ross - Burns vru taken to the Klub after,;.duch debate --the 6mt-of - ton the locals gave the home town Oshawa Hospital on Sunday that ervsning show would eat up congratulations to Miss Joyce Ajax and Pickering TvwMhip Mr. and Mrs. X= Morioy'&nd the lade a little working over as they. half of the day's 1*eeiVtsL&o=e Winter. of , the village on being pre= razzed Strolud-forr-a-d6zie-n-VU, in- family Won at Ftrtr sets which only a.few, years sgo seated with the _ Supervisors Prize General 11660tal day visiting Mr. could be had for $10 are now ask. for Higheit Standing in Nursing eluding A homer bj'�Wdwe4 and- Mrs. ing'$60 to $75 for the unne thing. Proficiency at the School of Nurv. triples by Hood and Stewart. old 1110rapoon. The "Day" opens with the usual iug Grad-gation Exercises at the Reliable Featherstone did the mound Mr. and Mrs. John Asht4au were • chores and limited the Dunbarton Women's Ankil ry Ajax and Pick- " Xeddri last SumidfiY for the ded- big parade. It was hinted that'a Oshawa General 'Hospital- on June iellows too - five hits. Wing Townddy Gem Hospital resting of the new United aurch.' .4 lot of "customers" would not stand 22L Joyce ie .the 4pughtex of Mr., Mr. for the giving and Mrs. Richard Winter. and Afts. Don Scott, Mr. and of the panide, UP Mit Stewart and Featherstone Sale of tickets for the.garden Mm V. Dingley, 3b. and Mrs. Ron. and it does start the afternoon off Shine In Shutting Out Royals party and tea at -rhe Herne age,', Watson, MA and Mrs. L Scott and with the #ght tone. Field e7ents, Breaffhaw Cemetery Service $Me local nine journeyed do*n to* Pickering wmwne�r'home of Mr. and DOMU4 Mrs. Thoo. Aim -ball warnew and midway games will -• Well Attended Whitby Mon night to do battle XM near Gooder- be highlight@ during the afternoon. with the Samanski infested Royals. the Juno 38 date of the, ply app- ham last $un*7. A$Imlsalon to grounds in the afte2- Mimurial service for' Brougham Well there was six not enough or roaches, stated Mrs. Goo. Lawrence, Ain. Harold Dobie W"id dau", r 7 -2kogn 60 And 16 cents, ckm 25. OsmeterY was- held in the church three too many Samnnakys,, an the of Ajax, ticket cauve3jer., The fun*- Anne, of Toronto, visited the Ray here an Sunday Afternoon wiih a local nine out hit, out scored and tion- which is under the auspices & Dgible's here for 9L few days ,this ANNUAL CEDAR GROVZ good attendance. Rev. C. E. Pockler, cut 'pitched the Royals And trounced the women's Auxiliary of the Ajax week GARDEXPARTY. of Markham, delivered the address. them B-0 right in their -own back and.Pickering Township General- Master DKvid Runn Ts,- Clark- FjATU]tDAy —'jULy- is. 7- Musk by Uxbridge quartet. A ver '.V'aTdL I wond* how they liked Hospital,, will raise funds to help son- was with his FrandP-,rentk.Xr. See the "Xieppos"'. Acrobatic Grave 9ouGrOV4 collection was received "them appleg,", furnish - staff quarters st the new and Mrs. bAss : Runnj6�Ls river ribe And Charm - free Helslnk� Flisland i great =Any cams from a, distance. week -end. YJSht from the first -pitch we hospital, Wlalned Mrs. LAWMIM, some fman Boston. could sense thut this was one Wally who is secretary of the W. A. Mr. said Mrs, He=,y Wes.-ney were win; at Part PeM 0-1 bUIALLY, V"ming now ,&" POMY Sbow, Juse adih. SaMa"ki couldn'tx. Hood led off Mrs. Henry Westney, at Pickering. with & walk- her father, Re-.. Job!,.-. Mrs. Margaret IL Sheppard w stole second and --third Township, who is the auzillaryps v. The Base and Peony show of the 1200101d to. High Office Rebekah' and scored an Caldwell was safe on Pent, reported -that Mr. Carl -Disney w� in Peuato.' plans for Ilorticultural Society will be hold an error, -The locals failed to get a the lucky draw, information. booth 00 Wednesday attena.rg graauAtion.: #n TUeaday, June 24 Cherrywood Jim MaFtalet Sheppard. Broiigli- hit in initial" but jna� *iahhW-welL fortune-telling, , owe :tai. in " "Olvism at the Peto-rbjro Flospi Me - Om, was one of a group of forty. age'a win. The Royals got a - Two of the Mechin brothels .is - Hail. Mrs. Lloyd Kean, soki*v he bin- of Jewellery, the'tes. mid other fee And two elected deputy president* of the in Ited Pickering "irict this week,. Un Jack Mitchell. elocutionist e gle i their had of the first, ss tures am almost 9&mpletod. -,Mr. Brown of ShiseAm Nurseries. Rebekah Amernbly, 1. O. O. p. at 'Trimm was called safe at first on a. An attractive musical prqpum in Calling on 61d,frienda Rev. Lorne heron is gra4vally re - the fraternal organization's popular .,will be the speaker. fi-ire-day **'rY, Very cles4i Play. Thei failed which both ar and classical ption 'at Torohto. last to do anything though, as Pea1&ri numbers will- be heard, is being s0- Covering after being invo!ved 1 Ong conve An a week. Mrs. 49heRwd will head Dis6 .-stone had,them eating out' of his- ranged by. -Mrs. B C. AWby, Ajax. train Arbil car adci-ellt in E4MI*-n burly hand. Mills led off ago Obtailo two weeks enrout. tract No. 7. in the sec- Mrs K. H. J. Clark of Pickering, And Reguler Meeting and for -the local-- his home to attw&d -his sister's wed. a with -a cleinsin. and Mrs. -F)d �y are joint general to Hooray I Summer Is Hamm —ROUGE HILLS UONS CLUB-- gle'" MOrridi7 falowed with a walk, but conveners and every member of the Sho destructive coos which k�l!ed ..: � . , . - . . � .- -,: 1 Fallaisis furred- Mills. at third-, Fes auxiliary, formed 'only IWO fall,, RM4 14bat Ca me are a day in JunAT' . I- -Z f2ti-four chickans and eimptied the On Tuesday, the 34th. Mrs. E. B. On Tuesday, June 2, District Govs. therstOne fanned; 'Hood walked for which already ban eighty,membere, forty -ft -len the second Urne. and Saffnariski w bas an- assignment at the functiow pheasant eggs at the segos. Dict FAintinds invented the Oro- , me of our. former- member*. home of- R6bL Rudd ear] Samr- us to . her pow 1961 officers of the Rouge Hill m deep water, but he got Haiter to Groands and gardens, ctf ""111he gay, was finally caugti. an Tueodal ..graclously invited picnic Club. In a, ve7 Impressive Ceremony pop up to deep short. It was three Hemtltare"; famous throughout Cen. moming of this week. bome' near Ux6ridga -fors, up and as many down for the ROyals ural Ontario for their beauty, have 4unch. Rural bus to -leave: the four- the following offloem were entrusted in . their half of the seco - rid. Tbon -been loaried W the auxiliary , for the with the club business for the cam - corners here .at 10.45 sharp. Ladies, I . . . . along and. brizi 'as. year: Pres;dent, Sam proqg; I st curve Mills' inning, With two gone afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Ruddy. -7 John FaAert Clark come &I _g a friend'ar Bye waited - out a free -pass, the- The . program � will begin at .3 00 :xKw neighbor. After lunch a shortVicii-frei.,Tom Riley; 2nd Vice- fourth I. -en up by Wally. - Then -o'clock Saturday afternoon, Julie Z8 Funw'al services were held on report on this District Annual by Pres,, Pete Rowett; 3nd Vice, -.Fres., -Celegates will be -given. Roll Call—John Carragata; Lion 'Tamer Alix. Njils came in-ind blasted a good one Mrs. Folby is comener of the --tea Saturday for -a wel! Irxwm 1%ije-r- mer, "Alix. oil - Twiswr, Geo,. Adlam; out 'Into the, "pasture" for -a boine� _table hostesses'- com ' tee. - v/,)_(clx #9 resident, John hC4>-n Clark, why "Name a f lower- -alphabeti Gorddn'; it mit cally." - run, Morris w d0wn-�eCoud - to includes Mra.-C. Turner, of Ajzim; P869ed away stddea-,y wi Thursday Please notify Mrs. -C. Barkey, at Secretary, Fred Ailtpeter; 'amasur-er, - en:t. filet to retire the,side, and the loa- morning. in 0 wa -.Ho6;jtal. He -P'none 47,W4, Pickering whether or John Skidmore; Directors. John I& were, no Mrs. A. E. Young, Pickering; Mrs. - ShA - so that the ladies Danker a w out front 3-0.,The-re not you can come ea irmi, -Jim Clark, John . G. Finley, Oshawa; Mrs. H. C. kiut-,l Tas 7 2, 4j, . I wa& no scoring or hitting until the will know how many to ltawb�ii Newtnari, Padre, Rev, chicon, Ajax; Mrs' Lewis Brifts, of Born in Skeere,,S&Aland, he ro67 - in charge th, when the locals added another, Pickering;' Mrs. L. B. Morrison• of rei`ed,his 8000iing there, ebnfir4i[ 7 �2 bxpect. "Robbie", ROAnson; Bulletin iditol, hen they -aided another 'insurance," P to Canaoa as a young man in 1S1 area arranging Tod Belt. ick-�ring. They will be 6� District Executives lie. vrork;-d in 'iloror�-> -f-yr several two ong-daiy'bus':trips. Among the v�-ry welcoin -tally in the ninth The Royals made of Mrs. J. O,.Ruidy �-f e visitors 'years. prior to con,.;:l First to O. A. C. Guelph during Were: Zone Chairman, Aif.,/ Greer their -best bid in the sixth as they Wlitby.. A g to Mckeiirg ring Dale of West loaded -the sacks with 6YW out.'And ar:ned on the wood, Preqident Joe 'n where be f the week of 'July A iith.� Tea assist", convened by U re. a Hill and Bert 'Shingler Ppeared to be really headed for W. - Lnycock, ' j Aaai� Line; until: his -Ai foui. Second . to Barris to visit the and Clare A ax and Mrs. John hqm %0A-agaAn-.�e therstone came I4V. of, years ag(?. Ire wag a member of the -m �b -Dowxow--als�, ertal I. -M och of Picirierim- will he Mm---w- Quilt Fair and the Museum bet *e ramarkalble success of with a nifty bit of hurling -Pr� �ye an--My�-h the Club -UP And G. MeaW, Pickering; Mrs. M. S. 793--Ndw, ilbq—� 71 - July ;0 and August 1 former Helen Kyuocji, predeceased Any lady interested in - eithiir •ot ...during its first year has been' jive 2 etired -the side, I hen again, in the Chapman, Pickering;— Mrs. Don. mbvth they got a pair on with two Slwrtreed, Plckering;Mrs. Don.' him in j9S8-' thew trips, is asked to get in Zouch to the untiring "'I And enthusiasm gone but Featherstone fanned Kenn Max; Mrs. Goo. Todd, of Surviving are: one daughte4, of the rotiring President HOW. with Mrs. A. 14wooti on or:bdore Lion Frankis l Law, the Royals' con Mkvis, who was presented with an . ch, with 'his bat Cherrywodd; Mrs. S. Haslam, Ajs.; Nellie (Mrs. J. Mowat) "'f P"er" Juno &I. Please note date of dead r on his shoulder. !iNice going Bill." Mrs, T. Bullock. Ajaot; - Mrs. j. W. ing, and -two grandsons, .4ohn And line, corr. electric clock as a taken of appree- intion. Ne picked Mills, Stewart and Fes. A01liton, Pickering; Mrs. G. F. AA* Bill. Service was conducted by his theratone Out. for good remorop, I ley,. Pickering; Mrs. O. G. I Poster,- Rev: Dw4d )dariball, witak in making him reiport,'Lion Frank Ash eyo mood the wlt� of the Dick filffui011 0"itherstOris hurled & Difty Ajax; Mrs. G. Cappello, interment In Reqthavea Pickering; C40=tV!7, pemo_ Pick 141ro Edmund Trophy, and the success of three -hit game and was only in hot XvL N. G. Cochrane, AJAbit; .Mm 11, BOSOM% at A4 pretty wedding took Place 00 Eye C4nsei*at1oa'CIinic. Out water twice. Mille led 'the Ajax; Mm X Hamphr", I ..... ate bride's horse on'Saturday after- of IV8. pupils examined " were -attack -with three -of the eight bit@ Ajax; Mm J. Husks Ajax; Mrs. T. Mary Asn Dwylir nom jam T. when Freeda ZH=bo*' Sound to need atkation. Tbk unimi. racked up by the locals, Then for. H. HoWhtoN Ajax; 11m W. A da*ktw 'Mrs. Sleep 'and the Late of way 3dgb pucentage ahows.the Stewart, he played the game with a Bunt, Pickering; Mrs, G. G. Jones, xo�erri high man win- sung at (,mar Sleep wap united in marriage YJWI need for the Lions to"conUmm." fractured thum-h- 'He to& & lot Of AJW, MM L. T. Jobnoton, Brougb. a Vers de Sales Church here an 7. :''j with Andrew , William, 9011 Of 10- aid expand the Mulp bunips, but did a great � chore of am; MM F. A. Lagensto of -A .1- .' -) ' J&Z; Son*y momin la g % IW for Iti and Mrs. Robert Clack of E*Aaw, Antortainswat VOS provided by ho'dius"'Woo"tone and really da' Mrs- N- XACDOARK AJax3 Mrs- G. * Aar Dwyer who passed away at *9 dbwta. WAY. A, F. Bamford offlcf the Went 3EUU quartet comprWn.• served a lot of credit JW staying in k. Brown, Pickering. Oshawa Hospital on Thursday Wled before An altar of sprive flow- Bert Ludlow, Len GoaK the VAMF blurrar gam.,• G. SimpOn, Ajsiti,� and Mrs, .etre was Ts. am Before the bride entered,, Mr, --Griably and Kai Walker. These Robert Rbddy, who is social conwwo ]lord an *9 6th am, near, Wilma Gates of Chenyvrood,, sang . 1. Batteries Gnsili " get bettor evm thus we hear or -of the W. A., of Pickering, bead wood, the daughter of the late rfbm -JU Lord's Prayer" and during thf, ic NIE: .T-.I=IE P KURING Wilk �-! Them R41`11115: Wally S&MR1110M old Dailies. the sandwich coniniltbm'while, Mrs, Dwy* and Mary Ann Toefy, she gigpipg of the register, "Becum-" b6c-W Featherstone and SipwarL. G. Winter, of Ajax and Kris W. W. 364dor., they Cor=xmcing in September, the atlsnded� school "there., 'Ibe wedding 'music was'pho'ed by. Lion new fire hall .a will meet in the Tomlinson of Pickering we In:charft- m6vqid to a juni on the Brack PUL Xiss Eileen Both, of Pickering. The A homer by Caldwell in - 10tH, an --A -a of cook es. bride was given - In marriage by her -Which they hope to turn into Wied., !night, put Plaerin The family came to the village ahoy qonvr�unity Centre. g .'forty-rWe yqars Mo. Mary *aawa grandfather, Mr. E. Sleep and wore. In closing, Lion Dick presented ..-6*er thoWhithy Stokers 'dint -suit of Ciel ',.ua v4th I -- . .. :mown and very Well liked by an -One Aundred percent atten4ance. *Nowifffe—W- --rcw- . - . . --) - d bef m WWk*rwn small white hat and wore " a C079881, pia" to.fifteer, Lions, an exceptiour. of American Beauty"'r6sei. Her only a, percentage of the members elilo- ,,ttendant wax her sister, Miss Audi.' lb rey Sleep, in a grey gabardine suit Stith matching accessories and a Lions whose devotion -to* public ,.,rsM,e of Sw6etkeart room. Beetsiervice through Lionise has earned raan was Mr.' Don.'Flbtchqr- The them the award -were: Fred Altpeter, ride's mother 'received in a lilac Geo. - Adlam, 4. Quk, & Corntsh, sill. afternQnip-Aresk with 19ack, am-. _ Sam Cragg, Wim - Dunham Bob Dy- easories and corsage of roses and ""' J*bh Dan"enkiris' Goo, Mor- n, 0 week peas. The happy -cow gan, Ed. Page, Tom Riley, Frank J1117 Ky -John Rawboh, John Skidmore, Ale left by plane for Exsha*, when -asy, will make their home. lWank Stokvivi--Corr. Unhed Church Onsregati": The :krmuai Corigregatiorial I'd - Sunday -School, Picnic of Pickering United Church' will be held Thurr� day afternoon, June 26� at.Cedar Glen Park. Care will leave the church at 8'.00 P. m.,Bring picnic basket, also cup and spoon. Tea and milk will. be provided Gaines, races. prim And scramble. A k V'A I I bar ready wit and alvrVa W is FRIDAY,. JUNE 20th, laugh ready for everyona. She was a memberofSt Francls, do Was At Patna of.P.1obt. Reeser, 4th Con Chmvk Besides her parent', two brothers, William And Thoman pro. .Supper Fire= 0 P.. M. deceased -her. Surviving are: two, Adults 75c thild . reri 3!,' sisters, Maggie (Mrs. Joe. O%Uey)&- and Kate (Mrs. Maddaford); four EhtertalnmzR under direction a.- brothers, James, Michael, John' and Mm P. N. Sprott - In ease Of rain Edward. Maw was conducted by Ravi. Father MeGivney, with Interment JP party -win be held- in the thurch 60 R. C. Cemetery bem - < Snakes in the bedroom didn't exactly appeal to nae -at airy time - -- -• but 'after all you have to sacrifice ( a few prejudices if you want a • _ truly rustic old-world Setting. , The creek was still there-different - ti R- • y H 4 x ownership hasn't changed-it at.-ail. _ 'Dear Anne Hirst: We've been e Ever-flowing streams r a r e 1 y l PLAYINQ AT l#iIARRIA�1.1' ':, , , .�'' 'F �.� —a -- -t tarried t year, and I'm bored with x chap unless the -hand of man at husband. We went together + Isa t it time you grew apt, r+ t tae `� - -- all through school. Now Igdon't ' a You are not a g1a-** -4uWs. - diverts their course. I watch the ,.�. `. - know whether I You are a wife, �o'a x .- z°� sfossiysparklinsr eh bewater i nand I over tht '- man who is - devoted Qt4 Be ; n a ._ .. , ;_• . ; :.. „ love hint or not. * an honest wife. ''' of:Tennyson's Brooc.'-"Alen may "We b o •t h � come and men may go, but I go-on * Loyalty is' the 5nt recttii2s- �+ `> work, and I love forever," And so, apparently. does !- + ment in marriage. Wanting to w _ my -job ... Re- s be with another man is not be- ' `' t}ie• Twelve-Afile-loofah- cently a young s 'ing loyal, and this one, you do >,: "" ''�" ""■"'" - _ _ man came to * not even know. What you feel work there, and * is physical attraction-and that I can't get him * can be enervated by keeping out of my mind s n:.. q x ' < away from him-.•- y _ Hy is.single_and * , If you refuse: to leave yours". z' has no girL He hasn't made a pass * job, then confine your conver- ` at me, but I'm nervous, and I can- its sations •strictly to business. But not sleep for,thinkitig of him, + don't be deceived. Exposing _ �� p- g a:.. -e Fully mMalled in . _ I know dry husband loves me + one's self to temptation is not ; �x ` , £:ane or. cora *, o cur a" 'lete dead This would crush him.. He s " ` • o�,f� s ., y safe for a spoiled girl who has .y/; i 1; , Sorage Disposal System for fs handsome. and popular; I'm at- * always-had her own way. y> k g rural districts No ruwmine tractive, and- we do have good * This is probably only a poss- - � . i �: watei .squired Moderate . _ 'times. --- * 'in k your- - teat• budget forms write or - g infatuation. But as yo toll for free folder and off "I've always had good times- *. self these--questions: z�1B h ` '• • : , �' and my own way, Lately, 1-:want * � y rsr 'n}Ormafion - How much does your marriageX, �,�' • this man near me. Don't tell me * n k r< z mean to, you. Have you. no �n "�DISPOSAL N to give up my job-I won't. - *' thought if tint in 'deed? This is q r , "Can you analyze nip feelings? * 121case try.your first temptation, I' expect, ' - -. TritoNto meet it. 265 MAIN E- HAMiLTON—J 3933, T _ ted SfltQ1 t: " . Your husband may .not 'be as • r' ;exciting to you'as he was, but Sink Saves Steps-'This kitchon sink,-located in the middle of the he could be thrilling again, if room,. will save many steps for the housewife, say its sponsors. Ingrown Taeuoils • you remember your'- courtship 9 Centra£ location of the sink leaves more room for other kitchen - 1o * days and exert your , charms- Nat, uix relieves Data instantly and • instead of indulging 'in impious appliances, and provides a centrally located work-tobae. On dig ram6ves tnsrosrn oortioo nt a.n to a 1 -_ pa,; • fancies-of another man. Play at IT plumbing convention, is has already been tgwed in to* aooiicatlona. 11.60. ' Hasn't it occurred to you that _ actual home use. WAR? FiX "• marriage --is not p rim a-r i y remedy. no acid safe for •for one's own happiness? It c - _tt'e-..}yzve_ to. get out t� see-_ what=hildri . 'too ' .means lir n for somebody eIs h est of tfarmers,are doin CORN fl i g re,—�..- the he X trying to please him. Being will- {{ We travelled, the highways and Rsmave, corns and calluses in io tors• -- •J • • ing to' mike any sacrifice to keep- + " .5y.ways__in three townships: On Utes- Guaranteed ftemedy. tsc. At your lei v* him contented. So • far, HRONICLES drwtaist or sem oneepaid Dy you one road d came across a young *hatcn't had to. make _any, hausring-necked cock pheasant and F. THOMPSON _ * you: two pullets, as tante••as could be- R ORCHARD CRESCENT • suppose your husband told %Nd' Ef R„FARM probably . raised on a faun• We TORONTO Is. ONTARIO •you toxig}rt that he had fallen ndol{ri saw spring ' crops that were good a e for anon:rr girl .. Dare you Ga¢ oz C la Ck¢ and some that were sot. - Crops - ' trifle with his devotion? l had been listening to .t ha-radio- . - oo .-Ea±v-ding.. land- were yellow - _ - d beard that t in'.the west through ex gsiv _ moisture, H I and 1 ou a thr g ce a is May / - _ there_ was.'snow:- Snow-..-. at-the' crow were not too SHALL THEY- MARRY P• promising; Al takes h - end.of Alay ... impossible. It was wheat -fait tb average. But of _ •� iab+dves Dear Anne Hirst For min 0 0 t 7 degrees around here. Then'. I course.. ,with tate country so_greea fear h months I've been going regularly tooked _out. of _ the -door, Scattered -everything looked` beautifuL� K gals£ fIs• aervse M 1MK tiT.Otl ti a gu Sloresee erSed T tL ��. with a. Ane .man. I am steeply' in snowflakes were dri•itirtg lig: ` At _ - St's troth like to get around -the, • love.' Pm 4onvihced he loves me; the edge of =our -gravelled- drive. country 'in this way. We like to Upsidedown to Prevent Peeking he .lives Heathy, an{1 never goes where green grass held' it.illc}teak, eatch the changes that- different 3 11V+3iN 3 3 ` with anyone .else. And he-shows' there was- definitely -a thin •'banli 'ownershi has made to various how fie: feels in other ways .too. - of sow. ' This is mdiculous;" .f afrrh- .' - a 'passed the home-farm - _. He is 44, I'm 20 Friends tell "thought: as I' stepped. oulw to get : of -a young fellow who' is very 3 3` J - ba faide h can'.ctoo agree. d. f I've M: the car. And' then the mystery -'much in the news, these days- and. ! S y amu age. but I never did g t on.-the,fluffy£ whit people.looking Duct his cattle. We O / 1 NJ NJ O i 'atop with them. He .and I' have down . from tlie' dandelions.. The saw the old ,farmhouse where we X d l / 3+ r.never had a fuss get._ tie says. I'm -fat flakes, were �riroreY.'down; tired"'for' onesuriimer :when we -easy to get along with. and would driven by a stiff west wind. Seen first tante to Ontario.- It has been 3 .� "> -,make a man a good wife. (!-hope- from'the douse no cine would have remodelled since then and all the 1'N turn out to be hill;) .,-believed it wasn't silo" I have =old trees-in t}ie or�6ard have been. "What do you thinl.r never seen anytbing IJke.it beficir•m, _.,cleared away. To v4 the house and 3 D J 84816 W,1l.' I tatted Partner's attention 'to it- i s urroundings looked very bare. d SIZES ' li the man ha,4 not proposed, it was alsbahiaefirst expericpce with But now the place-is less wooded 0-4 ` 17-70 * wby the rush.-to decide.?-> mess, this 'type of "snow I .arra quite.- the... nein otiyners probably won't * it you intend to refuse hint, yup sure it would have startled .and find :snakes in their bedrooms as A »s' • want to stop• dating trim now: deceived anyone-wino sa-iv' i;.as we xe did .neeasionall}. ISSUE 23 - 1952 ' His l;enera}ities are all very flat- saw it. The dandelion crop has YOU -WANT that tiny-misted been extra beau this car, or look-and here is the dress to give • tern y 3' per - g. but it may be -that you - g' have become a habit, a'nd-a con- haps atmospheric conditions nod ,/�%. / g it to you! Bodice-back wraps to • Lenient-habit with him.. sotnethirrg to do with•'the_ way. the - :; 1�e WI II `S I 1'front. a smart feawre•and an easy- ; - *' As to your ages (as I've said light -down sfayed around. ft is / :to-fit detail. Shirred bodice, grace- still there .on the drive but .not ds . full leatcd flared skirt ! Fabric - ", so. often) a gor4d marriake de- Raised light and tender with saw fast DRY Yeast! Y P s noticeable. as it was at first. In one pends largely on habits and tem- _ _ . suggestions: solid color or printed s --way -it has 'been• quite a nuisance. - _ _ peraments. You are obiious( cottons or rayons. s y As sure. as t ,'start working %yith There'd a new twist in doughnuts - s Pattern R4816: Misses' Sizes 12, mature for your years, he may be -green dint the wind 'gets u arid a new thrill is all your baking! •' 14, 16,'18, 20. Size_ 16 takes 4°,ff, «young for. his. it i$ smart tore- before pI know it mygreenpain Say goodbye to perishable yeast - member, however, that when you Fleischmann'sFastAisut Dry + '.'xt'•<°fk? yards 35-inch fabric. 4 • is. decorated with dandel+an _fluff: ' B > •' This pattern easy to use, aim- are in your prime he will be I am leavin the final coat until Yeast keeps full strength "td • slowing down,. and not enjoy- g you. v%.r -pie to sew, is tested for fit. Has all_ the down has drifted away. Yo g - _ complete illustrated instructions. *ing 'life as actit e1y , as `you will..Well, 'the cow are out to pas- w'bex you use iG Get a wan to;, - dozen packages-. Send THIRTY-FIVE • CENTS tore. Such bawling you never 1>a ge If you, a married woman, are at- piece of it keeps in your (35c) in •coins (stamps cannot be heard We have a small _ accepted) for this pattern. Print tracted by another man, keep out good -pasture at the back of the cupboard! of his way. Be wise-avoid -tem NAS �= p' ou-se_which Part ner,thatighi_tvonld �.. . Latton. Anne Hirst will to yon s •r •. STYLE NUMBER - suit our baggies very nicely until , how, if you write her at Box 1, 123. Send-order to Box 1,• 123 Eigh• their feet were used to outside con- ay• `r (r Eighteenth St.. New Toronto, Out. tI +teenth St.. New Toronto, Ont. diatoms. - , But ; the cows thought' otherwise. This -wasn't their pas- e ture field---;not this pokey little - .7. Female sheep ae. Pler•e out 'piece of , round! So every time a Bare S9 9tol,.ten P g ryl ,91•/� CROSSWORD �. Robust at. uric they . saw Partner cross the yard Fish pure 3R, AAppendage they s rte to bawl' After twp "'�• �u,�++ut IQ. s• k tfi to d PUZZLE I1. (tent e . a r -er a!n - 19.'Part or the • re 8e. Pa"ar.^away days 'of it Partner was somewhat 20. email Dtnd E9. Rent i finannoyed." he ACROSS f. Masculine si: u s:e tt'nt ii: Pur eii cows f ou don't know t ood Gar t d to Y g p I. In behalf of Dame 2S. One o! David e, 1t. Ve= lure when OU' sae it -` 4. Asascnline S, 61vea back -'fief ruierr, 4L Tableland Y . get rip in s. pretense st, trans of eotcoa ss. At any tarn. " the back field and stay therel" So DOUGHNUT TWISTS —' is. Devoured "y Heiiveni7 fddd 6suss IL Tropical 13. Acknowledge S. Greedy !7• D�op1u;tIcm of It. fruit room he opened -.the back gate and let Scald C m17k, a u, well apart, oa lightly-floured l s. Ston. them go. Now the cows are hap- ■ l/z I/2 grin P 19. PronoAgreeable 1 = ; + S 6 T late:d sugar, 1 s, salt and cookie sheets; ease to Cover. ' li. Agreeable S. 9 ro p py-but pot.so• the one heifer that ga • t/z uP aT tops; IT. T. Toward is with them. Last year this heifer ' 7,t� c. shortening; cool to lukewarm, and let rise until 'doubled in bulk. . !hatter ; 13 f4 Y i,,' Deanwhile, measure into a large Carefully lift, a few at a time, into r t9. T.�merovna was running with the young cattle - bowl If, C lukewarm water, 1 tsp. shortening that has beenheated to. Demolish IS f6 r7 who graze_ ori different pasture.' rams ted sugar; stir nntil sugar to We-hot enough to brown a D A few weeks ago, after having t4r - is. dissolved. Sprinkle vSth I en- cube of day-old bread in 60 seconds. sett. L�erretIf 10 P "a4. Ireland. zo - first calf, Dora was promoted to' vedbpe. Fleischmann's Fast Rising Whew-'under-sides are browned,. i#°titashintee, the 'company of the cows. But Yeast. Let stand 10 minutes, tura and cook second sides. Care. 1f. 21 13 Dora doeati't want to 'be with the' THEN stir well. fully lift from fat and drain on ' te' Inbricant old cows-she wants to'be with the Add cooled 'jgilk mixture and absorbent paper. Coat with amix- i s9, eonentt 2R 6 li Ili stir in 2 well-beaten'teggs;and I up. Lure- of 'fruit sugar and cinnamon - i4.= e1oaiobfl. youngsters and have fun. So she vanilla. Stir is Y c pnox-sifted , or bru>fh.hot doughguts with the �9 Utrettd 30 3; roams along the fence all by her.- bread flour; beat until smooth. 'following syrup.• Heat, stirring T. nettgate -- — self and . gazes longing' over to= Work In -21/4 e . (abate) oace:sifted until the sugar dissolves,, l c. grana- as aOO�T 34 Sts• • 3< 31 wards the. other pasture and bawls bread flour. knead •era t1 laced su r, I/ c, butter or mar- lustily to her old chow-mates. But floured board, until smooth yd garine and 1,i44c. water; simmer b .43 " 4T, epreng ey're not worrying: They--. still - e2sstic oP1 cc in greased w1 d its., 1 asp, vanilla:. - - p of doughi Cover and set k -hots over boiling' water - if th have plenty of company. So-poor, ._•__ _ 49, Fight betweesf - N' in a w warm plate, free from draught. syrup'becomes too sugary, stir in fw�dsts - lonely Bora bawls and bawls, and .. 1 �: _ .h -• 49. oisfmtntbfr! .p , her bawling' goes unheeded. So se ua alk. a bo t a eat n Punch. ddown dough d roll out to bot point. Yield-3 dozen bif ats ` tfiere, my frieiids, you have a yam- into a rectangle, I/=" thick; looses doughty. .' If9.1•tn�iel flaws SZ ple of bovine psychology. dough; roll again to I/2" thfedtnerf. R9, Well, Partner' and I 'hat+e just Cut holo stripe 7" long and -I/=" Note: Dough may be cut with, do r' id ytteat _ s5 come home after making a -creles. wide. Fold stripe In lralf, twist,- orthodox doughnut cutter; Joy She tin- 1-b M��, ti►It _country tour • of • inspection... we then pinch ends together. Arrange, doWintits and the "holes". , Answer Elsewhere on This Page can't watch our own crops grow _ this year, since we haven't any.. so _ - r ■ 1\ : —L - z ------------ and Same hiesidn frosa the States Cars 4.4 This was the - annual "Mot' ' and Roy Kehoe, • of Gshaw a and Mr. i[etaoriai Presbyterian lar - with them on Sunday, - bei and $aby'' •nee g Church, on - _ Min Gtr, of Port Pertly is speni�: _�- Pedal and Mrs. Clarence Pratt of Fort Saturday, -to Mr. John Drysdale, of, : - -- - D ting tins. Douglas Middl speaker r of Stmffvm w Legion vet as Mrs. William, : • • this week Ciaaas Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs. Miss Stella Rolling was hostes�to I�noz-attended the wedding , { -- _Those. attending the big soecee �1� °Le hon "have- finiahed thedr The Goodfellowship of the } the-W.- M.- S. lot,Thursday Mrs. The Ladies' Auxili ! - • • gAtne in Toronto last Saturday from United Church met,_last week at- the I F. Carson's �' euchre was'l here were: Len Lye, Bill•Vose, Bill festival and will report Choir fin8a- home of Mr. and Mrs, L. Pugh. Mrs, group had charge of the well attended last Friday. Tea was L Evans, Don and Maes 13ed oes on• Wednesday night. The program. Mrs.. W. Ward and Mrs. served after i ges and-- Y will ' Deane And Mrs. B. Anderson were W. Evac e� a Loa el � card game. Everyu _ - - Dr. and Stns, Tomlinson -- continue the Friday night dances for in ebYax•ge_.of the program. A Bible uwin 8 3. due.t.,Foli'- bfldy welcome next. Erich the present, _. _ __... - g the -pr°gr' i, lunch was ser- • • • + y Qtay Hill smashed L'ae frost of his Quiz was held A supper in the base- ved, car last week-end wFien he ivas_re- Mr. and Mrs, Bill Welsh entertain. meet is Planned for Jul 4, 1— - - ---Mr• 3: Solomon was thken'to •� Y Pro- t Mrs,-F; Loyst is 7lsiting'at Tweed Toronto hospital with 3 heart cou•j ported in collision with another car•' � Toronto retaiives over tba week- coeds to the allocation of tits Train- near Brougham ]Yo. one hurt e� ing School, . while her daughter Ptl that he will 8000, is on a holiday, . ditioa. We all hu Eddie Ortiz showed thirteen men - ;Br' �• Tomlinson and family of JIr. 'F da?ai- Wsrd h: t � W°men's Circle of the Baptist. be well and home again I ,CKerir, ire fOundA-' Chuich will' ineet at 'the home of The � Rate a els, from Goodyear Tire how it's done, 3, �tipent Sunday at the h�,n2e I tion in for .his n6w barn, which will ,Mrs, Lye on June 24 at 2.3.0 P Y Association, on the Aeek�nd, and afro_ th of his parents hers., be erected , p. in.' :holding, their -.general meeting on r ey. { right beside the old one. Mrs. Walter Schell of Uxhridge will Friday, June 29, failed to pull in a fish, he went ,ur i The �. st of the, swin',min�a; lessors Mr. Lehman• St..�eho :las been •con- be the speaker,� on Orr Lake aii_d brought' in five j 'pOn"''e�t by ti:e'Cla�ea2ionC Recrea- •� fined'to the Brierbush Hospital for -The, floodlights will soon be in- ]�]ed` ant eb.n pleasant sussing was en• nice pike.. tion Grnup, ut •Greenwood Pool be-� the past six months, has improved stalled and the date for the big wa3 a grand attendance with inns There,1"t week. Don Hedges had ' an cld school gan last week w th -near:y eighty i somewhat and is being moved to the opening set, In the meantime, you ouittida visitors- 2�, picks yy chum-of iris fleru S*gw York C.*v tiupil5 is atterdunoe. Fairview Lodge, at �ihitb as, ebb ca13_on .Saturday. - Mr. and 1►lrs, Gray celebrated ! Dlrs, Robert Patterson, }Doo las are asked to contribute anything lW41wOn the .Share the WealtU F their 50th wedd; : arnirersar, a pDouglas, "saleable' to. the forthcoming comF. Prize, and Mr. Bob Rel. and Mrs. Grover, of Cam bei g ' ; and sent the week-end' with Mrs, J. QKosier won the, ford, spent the weeisi end with Or, •'Mr, and bins. Henry Johnson their bleCullough and Mrs. Henryuruty auction sale. Just call 143 Special. 'The next jAckpot will: be; .• and Mrs Tomlinsoit. 4191, on Sunday utid Moeda rY John -for 104 for pick-up, Help the -carer Fifty Do!Iars. a i Monday o. this son,' Her son Dwight, who' is gran- { paign along• -The Liar; Club held their ane MI Mise Georgir2} !Forsyth, Oshawa, .I week -- oaring from. Bible College in Toron- spent the week-end here H�rfather 1 lr'• and Mrs• SundMcFay e a arta home of Mr, anti hill were she SurdA a -on in Ac appointment at FAIRPORT BEACH'-' Mrs. H. Newman on Saturday, Tlieyj� --- - i$ much improved in health::' Y gubata o_ 3'Ir. the •Baptist Church in Acton _ Levi Linton attended a picnic at and Mrs Melvin Johnsen. { had a lovely > for the event. i F Mr. and Mrs. Stan 4lurray and (received too late ior'las't week) j Sigh Park, Toronto, on Saturda3r y°!1 have._ary•,�ooilert suitable } son Bavis; accom I The Ratepayers are hol ' for Inakia parried by Tier tat- dance at the CommuW ding M,.• held by railway empioyeeA. ! g into blankets, call Mrs. ; her Dir. L. Benson, all of Woodville + Mme• Horner from Barre is tY $all ost Mrs. Valentino and Angeline spent Henry Johnson, Phone 2803, for par- f spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.' J. � spen the week with her daughl. Saturday June 21, We hope to seg, the wee1S end in Toronto -' ieitiiig biculas, ilhis -project iso- sponsored Coates. term, Mrs. Dumond and Mrs. Denn you all there. - friends. y the W M. S. of the United . Visiting Mr. abd Mrs. 'Ed, Lew2e + Mr' and Mrs George Menary en- Master Hugh,; Beauchamp spent thel, Mr and Mrs, Leslie Lye were, in -Church.. - 1 And Mr. and Mrs'. Sam Taylor were: tertained Mr, Menaryrs brothers week-end in. Toronto with.hisgrand `�' Toront on Baturds Miss ms Jean -and mother and bad ave _ o y, lsar'garet Farr Mrs. Bert Harper, Muskoka: - Mrs._ over the weelsFet2d, Andrevr-and the time. _ _ i'Y pleasant T#te Earl Be m's had' Dar. - and ' of OriHia, are spending tile- week I Jack'W,atterson, Jim Watterson, and family, gone g.- ttord, Harney and i Mrs. Eric Wallace, o! Toronto, 11(1, here' risitirl� old friends, Miss Margaret Me�orialil, of Zjor laInn y from St. George and Mrs. Mr' � Mrs. Buckner entertained' - swd lana. Eddie Goodman, °f Oshawa ThThe Women's Institute met Iasi onto: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Graham 1ldenary's brother from Long Branch, Mr. Buckner a brotfier and hie friend I - - rsday at the home of Mrs. F. and family, Miss Marie McMillan I Mr's• Mann from -New York visited over -the weekend. � brother- Mr. Faayuhar and family, Mr. And Mts.-A- Grills silent aJ -- - Miss Grace Reid, daughter of Mr. quiet day B cried in York y on S rtalninga _ --_-_ Sunday sere ' _ ort -Reid, wras ,ria theirdaughter Helen and her fast. ss Il from Toronto. ;t z • _ Gid l � if;� Jf � i k ? � '��II/+�� ' m - • h � : D _ �"• t. - -• DAILY SERVICE - -T O A t L CANADIAN AN D U.S.A.'OINTs k _ E - CHARTERED' 'BUSEf - . OFFER IDEAL • E SERVICE IF,`OR A L L GROUP TRAVEL 'MSTERII HOUSE y t _ PHOM '500 - - • 44 U ELS,. ` x , f ... : AND :BU f ^1 w ILDIND SUPPLIES Hog 1h school graduate - - : • Roll 8005, q -- '• .. Asphalt Shingles : , U. CAN 8E.AN.OFFICER2. ,,-` 1•brik Sidings Rock-lath '�18beet Rock Young men recently graduated from 70 !s : e L 1 _..... . "Tnsnlitting Board y gr qua fy you »fust be: -Single (3" Ment, • ime dE P aster High School with junior Matrieu- " - Physically_ fit - Between 18 an �H©N8.. W. MITCHELL PXo�►8 llation or equivalent educational = .25 years of age and have a Junior *l4 standard, may become officers,in the Matriculdtion' or Equidalent Educe- _ :' - ,Oxr Tr'wiks Pass Yoa. Way 75 Canadian Army Active Force.'. _ ponal Standard. -- : If accepted you begin training at - "- : PPfY t�aY to the it officeN 0 W - ` =Camp Borden as an Officer Cadet to nearest your borne. - - ` qualify' as a Second Lieutenant in No. 13 Personnel Depot, Wallis House,_= - the ASCCO sive 'Force. You ivili receive laevo Charlotte t , ttaw , Ont. - - R' d, Ch I 5 s. O a O t F e.� • N = r e r for o. 5 Personnel DepQt, Lieutenant's a whtle rn _ ._ e .Your rgi acre R �gera pay "Artillery Park, Begot Street, Kingston; Ont, training.. When .you are granted a ..-_ - _ Canadian Army Recruiting Station, commission you will then serve for 90 Richmond Street West, Toronto, Ont. r - No. 7 Personnel De - - • f c ct • is - S ove 7 ' ._ . • __._• ._ _ periods of. 3,. 4..or 5 years as you - -• -' pot,.wolseley Barracks, '• _ choose under the Short'Se'rvice Com- Elizabeth Street, London, Ont, 1 . ^ " •' •. Arm Recruiting Centre, : Army g SIR CUBIC FOOT FRIG IR4 - _mission plan. At she end- of this 23QMvin3treet West; NortKBay, On - r NINE FOOT, TWO CUBIC FOOT FhtIGlIdAIR13 ' >L - --- 1 EVEhi FOOT, SIS CUBIC FY)OT FAIGU1AIR service you may apply for a perms- Army Recruiting Centre, James St. Armoury; - i _ nent commission. _ 200-James St, N., Hamilton, Ont. THRIFTx THIRTY INCE RI.ECTRIC.B'1'>Q� • 4 A209W.0 ti ' - _`Now vu.ilable- ri i - Made �NLV � � GENERAL MOTORS r C .loin the Cgnadiarr Army Active Force - o.m .� - - I S. BALSDON & SON 3 _ 'PHONE PICKEWIG 39.., , 4• ' . ,..,.., y. Cla sallied Adv't �••6•MMf.I�...••+M+w worms r•�flrrfA ' "Your Friendly Resident Agent' T. . - . Murriaon, Picsering Beach Road. gam► t, i oR INSURANCE AGENT 1 �r 1 s-1'YL nRBa CASUALTY, BONDS, AUTOMOBILE- LET , COSMOTICS YOU IN' NERD - MA !. PL'Y INSURANCE etc, '>c, Mf • f� --- PHOTO-FINISHII�W Of An Entertainer? -SUI PRO36 A." LIST YOUR PROPERTLR9 � \�� askf �IETERINARY SUPPLIlm -y - D:'..NC1NG and �.CIiUBATIC hitt SALE WITH ttea • BABY NEED& Call Pickering - i81Rd C Y R I L E. UO R LE Y FILL •&wase• _... jun p7+ - _ STORE HOU$8 It/¢ _ __ .� ._. — THAT __•-- ,. ...... gO1 S£lEl:DER hF=antid-Reliable - Week. DBT/ d'• � 11.1141 A. M, to 9.041 P. IL i one who can do plain cooking. Apply PRESCRIPTION Rouge dill Nursing. home. Phone. �' u BTTY' MilV F HORSES � 1.00 P. N. to Sunda" 00 P. ifL, Scaai>oro 3937• -SIDE DELIVERY RAKE for sale. CRIPP�,F_D FAR�e/1 STOCK ' Case, 4 -bar. Ir-dng Vkrhite,• Pickering Village. _ _ _ �: R. BOYES, P m. B. _ TYPEi�'RIrER wanted. Small Qi- _ :. _�'.."Hourly pick up _; -Portable. Reasonable. Phone k icken. F hone Collect P><cker><na ZC5' kJ ing 192.W. . 1 Z - The -DODGE COUPE 1938, for sale. .flake an offer. Phare 19�W. ____8HIE0S MINS FARM , rOR SAL.' -used Rood's milk cool- WEST HILL PICKEWNG er, in gocd running order. Lorne C. $CA$ 2901 � PHONE: 41Jf 411SwMIS�� - - White, hone: Pickering 197J2. - _ - WAh'TID . ___ - - THIS WEEK'S lIELPPUL HINTS _ Money for investment on First MGrtgages, Good Security, interest 'Fie -es of cotton batten fastened to &Croft, help keep Hies away and terms. 0rJAR,ANTEEYD WATCH and ULA)CIL - CON.�rV!;; and iC'ONANT P•,r Real Estate, Iesuraxes and Mortgages RADIO SERVICE $iLPAI8i1�iG Barristers etc. AJAX, Ontario - -� Aad or Model 4 _ _ i I sonRealt �Ce °� - - _ >;zEcrRlc •MOTo>ris ' - . N�. Sal:. And Servki- �. Arthur Firmed S. 1600 BROCK SIR. SOU'IW SUBURBAN.SPECIALI „ _ - Fort Whitby Electric and Regain PHONE Pfckerinia f5QW8 - Phone Whitby 2106 STOP 3'F5, KINGSTOM RD:, 'SCAR. 7-992 VEIT OUB REt�RD-BAR l>me OR - PICKERING RESIDENTS MAY CALL RBCORDS NOW 80 CBd�TI'E!e WANTED -Dead or Crippled Farm :EVENINGS ONLY} - PICKERING 63 J LADTBB' and' GENTS' WATCHES :4nimala: For agency pick up, call •IF I1"S BAST WE SHOULD HAVE rr" -. Land Surveys I}rosa SM,tso Terms: $1.00 Wbells, TSF. collect —Canner R�rdering, Phone = NO DOWN PAYMENT►.: Lyndhurst 833? or Pickering 24a � -I�•. T. HOQ'PON .,, W $. Ontario Land, Sarveyer _ rna : _ SILK'S MARKET _ . - !Pickering Jew Or AM CIVU Engineer �i �!! + 2y Woodhouse Cres. PICKERING TOWNSHIP -Ho rf Sk'n,yy 'rls irloln .steak lb.AJAR BUILDING PERMITS �e` ��Y@ly Curves Phone: Ajax 2478 i ..I - .-.Issued Tues.-FrL 1 to 6.1'. b. `'L%eal~ Cutlets 79c lb'. I and by appointment.. - » 'n 5 to 10 lbs. New Pep F. PROUSE _ ren,,.. T s ��i �, . ao. I" LCOI1 Ends. 1! 9c lb . �` �N!%Y•' GIRLS •. GET LOVELY J C� V T aim -1y ar r, .� ¢.,n.• .. vnw bony .. ..-Hrntr.., rs.; to ice rG i r.a•1e .x. lG pputtw - - - aftb Oa D dlu tX1II�Y Wt®Dere OI .act laGYe IrOa - - .:s-_ 1111 io* 6 v •i47retfoa .O ... ., - ., __. _ .. Sr"li�'ESt rain• b to 10• tbs., r.e�o BUILDING IA'SPECTOR taxi&our.s,c. �a!ytrrrer V.,a;; r In,;r,nrrr.e{iy Laid Eggs - : r :town r .5�j5'-C doZ. lip' Try famous wealth end weiXht -µcm,, cvtr••9 a c s w 'Qrnh7�' irn�amre wa , t•, w'r R `. see Tolle - bu1 icier, Ostr9x T•mi�: ;Tablets. - In- Mdhy A.a3�, ,. tr.�u�tbry, , ,t-s��ain+ ... a;zd PICKERING r _ PHf2"% :PICKERING Ed -on.y 60c, .Q--d.^sggista. — — Phone Pickering 247 1 1'3.1 i t J ri lire Snndy schoc; ream rn .0 r4 ;gib, 1 �'� • �% li - dag, nigh' iar -31's Dorn hrct<,•is • ► � ' A N ` 1� u l ► �- lt P ,•-ken the ;sb.:. F: ood con _ P _ k r an Saturday, , Junleg= w t_ s1.ale -p:.x cg school n tLe Ur.Ae.-, Church on - ` ` "l r �l:dad a�.-.�ta ~ix tela week: Y " Mr, and- Sirs. Gordon May and - Mr. ami yrs• bcr. F36rr.:ord and children spent rut day at Coboiu'g: w children fo Arnprior spent ser.•eral -- _;-__7___ , --- _ _ - r . • , _ ; • 7_ _ _ ONTARIO CHAPTER 0. E. S: A.tyr� las'. week <., the .mane. SAo :DAY, Ji.:�E ..1, t95 , we are sorry to hear that Mr, auction sale at the Stoufftiile Live" ll 11 [� ((� y� D � AI ,/j� r W. Aan;a is qui;, Ll, u. St. blichf stock Sales arena, selling llve�tocic III ASO N f C H A LI., PICKERING n ER I N - tV�� 'WITH - - avi's hospita:.. r1. speedy :$ro'rery is ons specialty. Fresh covers, Springers, - - -- > t K hoped for. Heifers Stockers, Sheep, Calves,. * c Bias I. Watacn'of Gail- was with 'Pigs, Horses, Pon Cas and ?oultry. wEr., ZIINE Z5 6 P 3dra, Craven for the weekend. For pickup and delivery service, M I C A F I L Mr. and Mrs. S. Hughes were at phone Stouffnlle 383, Carie early � Excell • o ram i''olJ,owin supper - .'Trenton with . relatives in Sunday and brine something to sell and nee g g .Qp • Dr. Arthur ?►rn:s' of Washington the modern way to sell by public 01 D C. was hone for a Pew days ow- auction. "You Bring it, We'll Sed Adv L s $1 111 �„}. o 500 _ f The now lightweight mineral aggregate ir,g to the illness of his father. it." Maks this your mast where ii jitihii Ilii r&i e V Architects,Plasterers, Conlnoctors and The Friendship group ''of the W. bu+; er and seller meet Sale every s �.Y 'A„ met last Reek at the home of aaiewda at I-$# P.' Y. a tested w House owners who have Y MICAFIL all say it iss -•- Slrs. A, J. Tl:on•.paon, Babe Line. . •;- - _ Congratulations to -Orli•_ and Mrs. N, L. WilEamson on the birth of a a easier to honAe —' because weighs only 8 lbs< poi' cubic foot: slaughter, Carol at St. Michael's. -.,a Iasis longer — does not absorb moisture, .dries without _ . A comr.:unity st.. Wer waa held in - WASHDAY warping' or buckling, does not crack, dissolve, disintegraft - FAMOUSSERVI(ES +or rot. 0 affords greater protection— against sub -zero cold or intense heat, against fire hazards, favours low insurance rates. -- - -- _ _ - — - —= ----- It acre sand ir, moder+r gypsur+rplastering coi r 9T atruction4-tS, ,.pHON „ Dunbartq'tl. 195w1 r See your RISCO Dealer or contractor today4 Pickering Pickering 4 b• Eight pounds, 99 tZf eaCfliMenufadurers of extra pound. All fiat pieces ironed. ASPHALT SHINGLES A SIDINGS SN your SISCO deolor nowt +� Wearing apparel returned . damp, Blends and Solid Colours -._ PHONE 182. -.ready for ironing. Shirts finished ROLL ROOFINGS - �■� _ Ch 15l extra. j y Asphalt and Tarred o AT THE CAUTION LIGR'r ive pounds, 9901 .. 200 each' I ! SHEATHINGS i FELTS extra pound. Everything washed WILT -UP ROOFING MATERIALS ' QUALITY USED CARS and ironed including men's shirts. - "SISCO" WALLBOARDS . > _,PRICED RIGHT Sixteen pounds, 990 ... 60 each . riplex — Gran Board , T ' extra pound. Shirts finished ,• ' Ainley word —surfer Tile i is61 C1kev. coach, Real Bey each 151E extra. r WATERPROOF PPLASTIC AINTS O G • ROOF COATINGS S 19!30 Pontiac .:.._ ___ .. _. , "FLEECE LINE<. ole fimoes REvtTALU= DRT ROCK WOOL INSULATION ROOFINii ` I9t,0 Morris dinar etswisixr3 d*ee Boa ens <•eh.a.k-' "MICARL"drymckodu s 1946 Mercury sedan, $200 worth ALllsbt"•n set. s VI aid elekllss ' - • ower as 16 wh•o esq'k. •'Aggregates for Plaster, , %of Extras Concrete and Insulation y - - 52-7 ;940 Nasik Wood's Grocery Store Eastern Hoose " — bunbarton _ 1 T. Stephenson, Poop • ' - 1998 Chevrbiet Pickering - Pb -4a Pick. I9tiW a S . • STATION,TNEUF TORONTO LONDON, - 1949 1 Eon GMIC Pickup Warehouses and Branches: - s QUEBEC, F. 9. MONTREAL. P.Q. TORONTO,O .,*IDE SELECTION-OE..CARS � s � 0 _ S` ALL PRICED WITHIN REASON - - - -. l A. W. MI-TCHEI L Ir usfor a nlw General LAUNDERERS Builders' Su lies =FuelsMotors car true - PP =Top •Tr$de in„ Allowance on • - . i _Pi< r g or. - ,your present car cke n ? 75 175 OSSINGTON AVE., TORONTO PHONE LL. 2161 T r �ut►ce��t►'¢C tOri� Material in Stock' A. E. Richardson STAFFORD BROS. ]HARDWOOD FLOORING I �Jr� x (/ t lux th, ALL G8"25 AND - GENERAL INISUAAIiC18 � -'—•1601FUVANT¢L WOMB TI•iiCSNE8BE3, Pbme • 688 ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN PICKERING GOSPEL CHURCH REAL ESTATIf< �� OF OAK, BiRCB, MAPLE • CHURCH Sia St. Pickerios . _ CONVEYANCING 818 DU)iDA9 ST. &. WHITBY AND B'�CH Rev. David Marshall, Minister Sunday School - 2.eo _. Aa ole -established Agency, Ready ALSO A QOOD STOCK OF P. m. - Sunday School - _ • 10.00 A. l[. 1, t - _ - TO Serve YOU. PLY►�IfiOD 3.00 p, m - Worship Service Devotional Service PHONE: PICK JUNG W 11.00 A. M. 11rI G E "> L II.N I L Pr%A=ING UNITED CHURCH Svangenade Service { AZUR �L, w� FURNITURE DEALER N. Nle Gordon Re.. A. E. Young{, Minister I T•Oe P, x LiNEB -LUMBER YARDS 10.00 a. m, — Sunday School ,FALL WEI,co>lts ?`> FUNERAL DIRECTOR 11. 00 a, m. Mo Wors7nip Minister — Rev. W a Neale it Daily. Service To and From PICHERIN -, ONTARIO • • • • . • • < OSHAWA Private A'mbuianee. Serv4m , PHONE: Pick. 34, profs Pr y evbtting.at 8.80 + ' Day.or Night • • ]@'AIRPORT UNITED CHURCH - _ Qtaatered Buses Foe An Wm. McEACSNIE, trop. A.UDLEY Bev. J. lit Brahasa Minister Occasions 046 a, aL `-= Church Service Sunday School - $.00 P. ii. 1_ .Church Service - 5.00 p,'M. . PHONE: PICKERING 21"Wa Phone Pick. 193 BUILDER - 11.04. a. � — Sunday School WOODWORKING -- ';• KLN ANG t;I.AMKE P>Vcker><n$►, nt. __ _ _ FAITH FOR FREEDOM aAstrt�s - - - [Far RMN �.. IOE+ 'XITOHBN CABINETS It is established that all'the prophets of God have come to unite the ♦UCTiOKEERB rgM•Ar*BUIIL7 and INSTALLED children of men and hot to disperse them, and to put in action the law ensied and Authorizedtoe the ntraire of Ontario and York, LICANSW AUCTIONBER AND .ALTHWATIONS iW YOUR udices—the racial prejudice, the pAtriotic prejudice, the religious anndm Stock, Implements Houso- YAGTA,-polft"al Prejudices. We. must become the cause of Unity of the hanaaold T'urnit ure, Real Estate our Specialty at Reasonable rb"aer w� Gr A•.Bekkevol�race. The earth 3s britt one country, and maaltind it® citisens.pates. Dual Service for the BA I > o< one.. 814 sulnlDAS st. EAST nrsrlrsY1!iekeriug rt4lage H,' WORLD FAITHlikea P. O. phone Agfa. 5a" 1PRONG 32 - PIOBERINOrkham P. O. phone hark. 900entieea have been est�aW ahea EiLEEN JAcg 011T Tender for Carctioneers since 1110.. , ' _ OP•'TOMfH'raw OPTOMETRIST SX*LED D TENDERS will be received by the undersigned ap until 18.00 Eyes Examined Glasses_Fitted o'clock 9.89 le WOO and 21,.0 to 3.00 PICKFJ&ING , noon, JULY 7, 1952, for a four-04ar Sedan Car is the price range of $4000,00 — $P%800,08 with a trade -tri ailuwanee for a 1949 DAVID H. MARSHALL Evenings- Moa- Wed: Fri, T. to 9, Evenings And Che+rolet Stylebne specfal.tt�ur door sedan. Tender to state makes the Aeeonaltaau DISNZY BLDG., Opp. P. ©. BY { Door PPORCrXENT model, date of delivery and trade-in ol.bwan:e to be shown separately. OSHAWA, ONTARIO [aconic Hall . {FARM and STORE ACCOUNTS I Phone Res. 5-4587; Office 5-0143 Present car may be inspected at the Coutdy Garage, Sunderland.' ... PHONES PICKEWNG 4e ( _ PHONES PICKERING J tt! { .(Three -Day Service Arranged) ( ; _ :. _ _ JW_ 1114U•u G. Nanning, erh= i� ensurer, . r our i n CI Court House, Whitby Ontario DONEVAN and `RIC9AIMS Prewick—dietary.. .; - �a�a Pogue rer, and miss- Wa congratulate Miss Joyce 'Win .- Ontario Land Surveyors. And - - onrteityhre tie 3 number of. ter -vg f'ickerin ' n former resident: •- Professional Engineers LICENSED AU=0NEER On Saturday, J4ne at the Un happy games -:,nd ; .,ntt�'sis a Area ' tiers on winning a proficiency prize 218 King Street, East -ted Church btarse, .. Dunbarton, at Pickerin and Whitby Townships , tntation was made to Marion of a in her hfuraing course. OSHAWA,. OLtiT, g Y P 00 p. m., and iI+ the pr_rerre of- beYLitful" tate' lairs and n -Short -Many of our form homes are gay Phone: 5-883:4 " t ah f �� mire Rev.. A_. F. bandord Farm, Hou9eFold and Property :.ddreaa was' read ex esrin car with flowers; -It -adds much to -tire o ffiiciat:ng, glary Margaret 6icL'A,,ry' i p' K Jul iD ' ' cod wiihes for t:er ha r•e� ar.d• beauty --of the Ontario homes when. aasanet;�[ &rtes A Specialty t. united �n 'the ' bo:::d' nt Iioly -' g PPi �. Prompt Attention Given - Whitby 814 _ Whitt R. R 1, Phone biatrirn:, ny. to -Hi. ey 'E. L. Press ns, uf. ?�oreh Yock._ _ --• -- - _ _ _ Sunday Schooi Teachers Tender Good WL-6hey _ krusperity, in ,net• future Married lrfe. their ownem do plant flowers and - - - 4 _ J brubs w'tich Add -to •*he looks' .of - - • _ tr.� firm,,: - ,- A)1U�e 4 y The warm -weather of the weekend-'. ' two -parks, east and rent fill ed o t� :, our 'overflowing--- grass sileage demonstration was wefl- to with -out of Oa Mondry evening, June 16, the held at the farm -o€ Fiank Pwkrin. town visitors o IMPROVEMENT %eachem of - Dunbartor. United t:iis week Gordon Wonnacott and family of Church "Sunda . School gathered at Y . G. K.-ani'Mrs. Pratt attended the. Oshawa and Mrs. Percy of Myrtle _ Buciget Plan the home of Mr, and Mrs Charles s rkduation eterciiaes at t�te Peter-' ' were callers at the Wonnacott home ' here the Risk,- to express their good wishes b,ro. hospital- where their second on weekend. to Marion Risk on the occasion of daughter Barbara graduated as a F. M, Chapman was in -Montreal (no"dews paynFeat required) her - approaching marriage, Marion nurse•. Mrs. Pratt taught- on,. the tints -,week in the interests of the =100,e0 W ;8009.00 Frees Sit has been a; worker in our Sunday j (,lueeWs birthday to make up for Jemy Breeder magazine of which To Twenty-four Months To Pay School from her early days both as l 'he_ time off. ,. .he is president, t - \ a-'�►,j� e A Complete Service from one store t s for Home Owners and Builders _ .. PNOTOGRAPIifR . InWlll{ii111n11iM111nIN111n11NInNi11n11QnnlIhN111tiN1UH11nriinni11111n11nIt11pnn111nnnn11Nn1111n111111111111111nn111n11111W1nIn111NntINIWIN1t1u11111W - .. Lumber and Trina. Doors, Sash. -- - ,. Br t48 +sek 9t. South: WMtb7. Out. Pr � etit W'tirdow Units, Wallboards- -'- -. - _ . -. �.:•- Pb~ - l2ifi and Plywneds, Hardware, Paint RANK Rm _: IT�iNaas, Builder. Supplies_ INI i d Locker Service CLE NUENINC- ]THE . an oc ery e - . _ _ ..: eats, Groceries er c _ Y _ ' •:.: .:DIXON omriQ QUALITY FIRST - SERV/OE OUR AIM I ON_ 0 - �:CO • LTD. PICKERNG _ . _ ,l'H CARBGRO JTVNCTION k l tt4iQK ape I _ ''l!s St, Clair Ave. East. jOne- mile WeA of Scar. Collegiate AR H A M ; I or three blocks north of Stop 14 QualityMeats ' 4111KOoow Scar 3336 - ,Ho. 1117 . J. DIXON ' f ' _ DEXTRA S PEp IA[: SIL�ERLAxEPiNK. ,., - - Grade � Large EGGS - _ — WANTBD ' - S&--►,u,UL4 Ab' Ain 45c FILOI*RIETOR COUNTKY HOME$ in carton 59C t' LEAN, ROLLED PLATE _ _ SMALL ACREAGES AND - IRA ,AMBULANCE 'BRISKET .lb.. 45� WASI{DAY M CITE • FARMS SUGAR -RIPE _ t. We Have Waiting Buyers With ' 1 f Good Cash Down Payments Prunes 1 1h: pkg. 27c FRSH "'TIDE' rinse pkg. 38e CALL Mr. INGLIS GROUND - Foc Prompt. And Experian" and BLACKWELL $ambQIg �, lb. 49c I Glyde liquid laundry fstalch UONANT and CONANT- - Service 3:2 -ox. bottle 24c ,... _, - °'SOCKEYE SALMON - _ aBarristersnd " Nights: KA1081 - Office EM3-0604 1-2 lb, tin 49c MAPLE LEAF S�aaIi Skinlesar t • Gordon D. Conant, H. C. ' . .. TRBESWEET :-- Roger G. Conant, 8. A, J. A. WiLLOU.GHB'Y sad SONS Sausage lb. pkg+ 49e G apefrnit Juice r i Realtors RNFy v.. OPPICES - HARRY AO $O CZ ttII 1$C'if Oshaws, Oat., 7 1-2 Simcoe St. S. guty Ezpetiencei Safesiea PEANUT BUTTER MAPLE LEAF Phone: $-� Hata fished IWO 9 oz. jar 29C - BACON 4$ oz. tin 26c Aia:r Ontario N' E N L S lb 19 c; . " Phone - 9b `i MILLIONAIRE(: Je P. ALLAH FRAY BEN'T� For a treat,.you•Jiiat'•eat Imported bardil3ea 25c CORNED BEEF '-Insurance Co. :. Re il Eat ate - Insurance 12 oz. tut 49c Smah's Select ; • lb,• JELLO all flavours 3 for 296 . WRITE OR PHONE -' = -Sausa a Meat 39c Cheap Rates For Farm And)e6ttntroy )KING'S ROW AJAR Bntildings —� D. G. M tTLAND, MANAGE DOMOLC.O din ', 7tH - - .._fig ..... - '' :• • - - S�KLEEN'EX 1DeLUXE _ n ]� Windstorm Insurance on Buildings Phone'Pickering— 2159J1.-' P NTolasses 2-9c - \� undmitis, Silos, etc urs 'FABLE NAPKINS • `Automobile Insurance Of All I3lnda I AJAX PHONE —:139 One Pound Ten Oounce Tilt Sh:ulder .PorlC' lb:' 43� .. large pkg.'49C �. � •. Bowman pp Gibson YOUR LISTING INVITED r - Bowma & AYLMER - �7 PHONE -.WHITBY 521 MAPLE LEAF PEAMEAL HEINZ f, �, 4 - .. _ :, :. Ch><ll>< Sauce 22c _ Cctta;e Roils ib. rj9c Juntas of Baby Food 3.- Z8C , At Your — $ - to Kf fifteen M und8. New P, WOMEN! too. Tift Ve CLARK'S EMPEROR , -, OLD BORSES — 318.00 4 ,• P PeP; tY - "'BONELESS, SMOKED : .i - - famous Ostrex ' Tonic Tablets for IRISH STKW 1 pZ.tin 31C o 8WFFrT R -F LISR 29c ALSO double results; new 'healthy flesh; Plc>^><C Ham 16• 59c 18 F1, Oz. - I DEAD OR CRIPPLED STOCK new -rigor. New• "get acquainted" WitEI vegetables and gravy _ - -, Hourly Pick-up side, ONLY 'Bros. All :drug$>ats. ' � - :CAMPBBLI. MDIs p11111NINtlIN1UU11111N1uRINpIM111111111111p11111t111111111uIpN31101t11111111iM111pIN11NNi11N111g11B111N11pNU11NIg11pMtfI1111p11U1NIMl11� ' '• 3 - . pto'p Cini:act ArZi>sesslet 18 J I'S _ , 4' , t �BizOUGHAM meets at Ajax was given by Mrs. ended tie W. I. meeting List week. lag of her aedoe, —' Sheppard. Mrs. Milton P Mise Jean Witter last Sunday aftenwo% �1 ' Ks pr'o+` Mr. acrd Mrs. W. A. Knox at* to Mr. Wm. Revd, all of Montreal Mr. and Mrs. Rosi. ided a most interesting and certain ended aami'rerasay services at Eb-' Mr. and Mre. W. J. Brown and also There woad ' a good Attendanceath of Ly colorful program with a deanorta. eaezar on Wednesdaylast week. Mrs. Lemmon ,were at. V4&entla • as members and friends at the June tration - of the m Miss Rooney of Toronto, also Mr. lid Mee of B Sunday, 7isiting ' Mr• sad Meeting Brougham W. L held in �� and � � and �• �rg'e Smith of and Mrs. Hugh Iarmour of Boston, Frank Hood. ing of artificial flowers. T1ga servo. Beaverton _ the Township Hail, Tuesday, June visited Mss. Philip on visited with Mr. sad Mrs. H. Mai. 10. The president, Mrs. M. Ellicott ed by Mrs• H. Barclay, Mrs. J. Mit- Sunday last. tom on Sunday. ` chell Mies Seebeck and. Mm N. Mrs- Mathews was at Montreal Miss Anna Percy of Markham, BRING THE FAMILY TA t.. presided over _the business section. Burton ended an enjoyable after} last. weekend, attending II . _ A committee of Mrs. Sheppard, Mrs. ding the weddr visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Hamilton 1 PICKERINQ JULY FnUM noon. ` ,Spang,. Mrs. Burson 'was appointed Rev, and Mrs. Glover ' of Camp- . to arrange for the short course, bellford, formally of this pastorate, \ "We call it human nature". It was I now retired, called on friends, here : (decided to accept the invitation of i one day last eek• Pickering W. I, w meet with ,them Mr: and Mr Gordon Dungan and in September• It w.�o also decided to little daug�ifers of Markham, visit'- G have a booth a the 31, tCurk sale ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- On June �5 and rae7n ers were askL lock on Sunday. ed to bring a pie each or to leave 3I' ' a _. J. C: l:o:vie of. Toronto spent ;it at the hrAm+- of .Mrs. M. mn.s or, a few days hrYe las;-L,cveek. NO t7iat morning. ,full and intereC* „ Miss Margaret 'Dummn of Toron- ing report of t^e District annual to, called on filends here grid att-all III 1ki — J Ur 1 ri _ ichell Poultry arm bids In Progress of Pout•try Raisers In This Area MOM ' _ ,J �Gl N TARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY" ' - GEO. H. DOUCETT, Minisfier In an agricultural region such as and will give you any information --�—'- , "ours, the importance to farmers of that might make it possible for you — .."an organization such as the H. G., to have a more successful season — - - - blICHELL POULTRY FARM can-' in the poultry 'business. For tits not be overtooised. Since 1923 thea best in chicks and dressed .poultry, - have been instrumental in making call Mr, H. G..J4.ichell at .Markham do& it possible for the poultry raiser to 366 today,. . - ramie a flock of chickens That would-- A record of pPr.ormance of some ' be pioducen, both from the stand, of their stock i4 as follmss: in 10.35 'pint of egg And meat -Produgtlon. he wars tho Yrorincial Egg having _ y' t They prod-ict.e._pj•y egg orr Contest- wit.% a pen of White Leg _ own farm that is usca in :tatcit,fit:g _-!tarns: They have -bre hundred ,, hundr pe gi tra:iA„ and had 1 er=their yualA chicks. Their average 0dctnt'e - • hatch runs to 80 -rcen- livability. P° .. • F, cent iis;t - (in _ _ .the u This relisbie pnuitry fain is locat?'4i ,n r r the exh.bit t - flocs: ret rn w A o the-: u'rt'''af•e _ at R. Ciaz'emoni hon Mark- ; . _ Your f R. . phone bJ rk w.,ch lasted.. a, waole year. A large -� rs our arnl Ilam 366• Ther breeds are consistr . _ t job You're e 'ng -- number of b:rds'i11 rrtoet flocks die ° your own moneq,.sa every penny sat of Single Combed White IRg- ;after being an exhibit for such a - ho Barred counts. And ad b - rred ut e Plymouth Cause . _ res, Rocks. Ou re a wise , • vm long time, He also ranked third.hrgh •�.�_ , e y Rhode Island Peas and Colttmbia _ 9 hen in a lasing contest at Ottawa young lady, ydu'Ll be opening a- Rocks which e a new breed intro- In 1933 at the Chicago World's Fair ¢ Savings Account at .. duped into th country a few ears ` $ your branch Y he won First for• the Ontario Ccen- I 'f r of The Commerce right awsy: ago. Petition on Barred Rocks. It was in - This well-known poultry far-rrt 192-%-that this Hari installed their ' ' supPlu+a table poultry and eggs to first incubators and have been raids 'We're-expecting you, and we #neater Toronto through their mar- ins poultry with records such as the have i welcome resent 'read yo; at the .St. Lawrence Market is - P y: }•� Toronto. Zltey are in a position to da Ha G. Mich to the Present > +' d It's a cries above sorts hand purse size bookles .. y rib ell and his father ... "�'i''4 ', y xuPPiy you with chicks that will Sohn' 11. Michell who incidentally is Called, "It's Simple When You. u grow and make a profit for the 84 years of age, have been in the , p s M farmer. Their chicks are ullorum ow ow" • P poultry business for ,many years, Know H ... filled with tested and they carry a complete They also ha-.e ^ electric egg wash- helpfisl tips on day to day bankin : Vine of poultry supplies. Mr. Michell er that, cleans around 170A eggs per 'Will to over his experience with you hour. ,It was written especially for *Gqi ; ; ematBEas OF TOROM'O REAL ESTATE BOARW �.,`RDON G. CROSS * n �h , �� I►sk + row' ,, at your k�cai b -j ,, -. _ .. ' y REALTOR CMRoa; � write b Frances Torry, Head .'•� . 4,w. Edodm,,wr.�i~Aw � Canadian Sank of Commerce, Tamim ('4- MAI1% STe PIC I+�ERING 1LLAGE w CbURTBOUB► CONPrIDL'KTIAL SSRVICS� , 1. > Selling — Bnying — Exchanging b � 1MeMltlt Jilin. err arwasse a • CALL WITSOuT OBLIGATION " ' ��'�IONE PICKERING 1 e anadia' Bank of Gomm rC ..t�g« Rentals e A saiisals PP Collections Valuations Turn Your Scrap _ Iran & Metal .. 14 TO CASH- the telephone in your hone. '`� FOR .PICS-tip, CALL ._ Tully-Townson stands ready to -serve you for j B0LDI.AJAX 27J AJ," a fraction of a cent an ` PhoaeAJAXJ ,Lunbarton Lumber 8c 'hour, What else i n your Bu+,ding Su liesdaily I"iving means so much - • oP - NORM FORREST 195: yet costs, s0 little? Phone - - W12' — Opposite .Hiwanis Prat — ... Open kesings and sataeasy _ Afteenooas M > THE BELL T11"NONt COMPANY OP CANADA - _.:. _. _ . . - - _. _..' y ... .. —--. -- _ . ` - sees . . -Tr ... ' .. .. .• —_ ,' .. ,. _ - - , ,, ( +; , '`. b. stealing, a sheriff walked oa and A S S I F I E D A D Y E R T I S I M G shouted: "What are you doing with _ that elephant?„ Jimmy looked '.- T M E Cary art S P 0 R T S C 0 L U Y i-' sound is bewilderment and replied: r. "Wheat elephant?" �_ IJHIClB1 neutueL , - At first this line didn't seem PULLICT,3—hearr breeds. shipper's choice 9 F E M 1 N I R • . .- --- - -. .. .. breed, 3 weak 1125.90; -4 week 130.90. 'One woman [Olin another Taxe superior - .�w very funny to him, and he wanted Mediums, a week 934.90; 4 week 638.90. one wo an ll Hely h r•►Iste Dain, din- 4 �!ito cut it, but it proved to be One for sour own choses, ask us. wlso dal trees Lad nervous teastno essnetated wttk • ' ' olds is mixed. Gullets. Bray Hatchery. _ of the biggest laughs of the even_- '130 John N. Hammon. .ep ty Periods. s. to ours tm••w ; -- I roars CHEMICALS _ � ' • This may not be a seasonable time to •. BUT 'iweddl• breeding, set.100 us Gullets see QUEEN ST. EAST rOEUNTo �.( discus Ing, that sport which has gown Talking of elephants, he was. at no extra cost. Be sure the chicks you - :' in popularity is these Dominions by .the once .embarrased by as uttinteatioa- buy for June stet July !ah c. blah ens 'iI. y production qualities. It is •sthat mak• POST Etczses SALVE - yroverbial leaps and bounds. But it might al laugh when he heard two fellows the pronts. Twaddle chick, with lots of BANISH the tGrtir*a+_nr d eczema rash" be as good a time as an to discuss a Cana more braedlas bares of them cwt no y train passengers disusaing Africa: and wwill n t dl rrotibltR Poet'• scssma mon for June tad July than ordtnar7 than sld-w destined for even more fame I.I. Salvo will uta db apt you.. - than he has already acglJired,' who startid I ve seen some fantastic things chicks. ower 4000 R Q.P. cockerels Used rcc Ing styling. burning eczema, sea., in Africa." one man remarked. "in- in our matins this Year, also started etoxworm. Pimples and athlete's snot, will • . his,. on the long blades when he was only eight yWo old. mhicks, started turkeys. older Dulleta, respond rssdlb w the stainless odorless Cluding an elephants graveyard. . capons. special broiler chicks, turkey �ottntmenL regardless nr bow stubborn ,er W e always intrigued by those stories of athlates who have. •The great beasts sometimes travel poults. cataloctt•. "'bopelose they wen. . devot their jives to p(lrfectlh$ technique m their favorite 8po t tt TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES LTD. PRiCK 88.00 PEW -JAR - tend ayoung than named E1-n3e McCulloch. active of the 1itW as much as two thousand miles Fergus oauHo POST'S REMEDIES . aQQuebec City of Three Rivers, undoubtedly comes is that category. to die there." BUSINI�S OPP019TUNITMO sent Pnat Free. ^^ Atw, tpt nr Pil y cre, we believe, is one of the really great Canadian athletes of The astounded Durante thought tet Queen st r r.,nte rna -r Casae. , ; out time, and even though warm stens are shining on the grass about this information.. fot a while HOUSE liurnishi . - . . Hess astern Ontario towg Good OPPORTLINITIie VON and the trees are in leaf, we fed we -,should devote_ a_coluata__ ped the speaker on the clean stock—Modern Building, snood Loca. singing -his praises. - knee. "It's th ' he suggested • tion—well Established, Picture sent on MEN SND WWONE;a -- .- McCulloch climaxed a brilliant career last winter when he �,��' request ADDIY to: H C. MacLean, Real "that kills themes E■tate a Bustness Broker. Masham, BE A HAIRDRESSER _. ' captured the ski-ing "Grand Slam," never accomplished before - - Ontario. . Canadian .American or European for that matter. ' By 1943 Jimmy was so short of - SOL14 CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL . . Great Opwrtualq Learn ` money -that he went back to uvet9Nu fil CLEANING Halrerewlns His phenomenal feat began when he captured the National- - --- ` .. Goods dyeing or clean- $leaatnt dignified Droresslon, good wages. _ Giant Slalom at Alta, Utah, followed with a smashing victory in club engagemnta. That year his 13wv® rote aarthioc i wife died and he lost all confidence tssf write was for Incortnattoa, sus Thousands or successful Marvel sranuat« the Aspen North American championships. .He went on rom' are glad to answer your questions. D► . America's Greatest System ' - there to capture top honors in the National Downhill champion- m himself. It was a long time- be- pertinent H Parker's D" works Limited. Illustrated cauiWrite or Can Fre* - __ ships at White Fia ,Montana, and his final triumph was in the foie Clayton could pursuade him Tri Tnnae Bt.. Toronto. I/AAVEL HAIRDRE38IN0 s[:HtJatA • Harriman Cup .at Sun Valley. to go back to work. FOR BALs 351 Rtoor St w., Toronto When you consider he was competing against the v best g at.. R: - _ p g B "Bat when the band plays," Said - 4a. Rana 5+.. H.muwe _ In North America, and a field that included a sprinkling of former ,r TtiBKEY POULTS—we believe you will 73 Rideau at., Ottawa Jimmy later. you forget even your make more money out of t k European champhoua, you get a quick vision of his greatness. yt ey, this t griefs for a moment. You forget tau and winter than any ether un,cock -MAKE ORIENTAL s[;ca r When McCulloch began his ski-ing career•at the ripe age of chat You can crow. Particularly so. it you - eight years, he started practice jumping on a hill b%i=d his everything until you come off.,Then Purchase the Tweddle strala of genutp• Tour•elt, In your own home. experienced • home, and by the sad of his first season. _was jumping 40 feet. when you come '• off; you flop . broad Breasted Bronze. These Bronze an European *pts makers and teacher. l24 . i „ based on short legs. extra large meat? struct you, eatlrely by math. In td By the time he was 13, he had already captured schoolboy down. thighs, heavy broad breasts, vigorous, fast lessons Anyone can, learn the tins an jumping meets in Montreal, Toronto, ebeC 3 and Ottawa. His night-club act was a bi elle ' growing broad breast foundation. They of rug -making through thew dmD}ifled • .. _ ' . Qin ti LY g g are fully matured, two to three weeks Wwna; anthusiastle resDonw belna shown Y The long, lean youngster already had made a name for himself in cess. Hollywood' beckoned again, sooner than moat turkeys. Try them once co this coarse by men and women. ae� • " the Three Rivers Ski Club with a record jump of 114 feet. and a new • -and: you will always want them ' because • organised groups. who are learning this - generation, discovered cher will make you mon money._ we also skill for profit or as a hobby. has prompt - At this stags;' of the game, McCulloch began' alalom and doviin- the Tittle man with the rasping have Broad Braastea WWp�t!ts . Holland..- � us to offer the course by mall. alt ' - 'hill work. At 1$' he entered the downhill race In the Quebec City•� Nebraskan, Beltsville White. Nebraskan materials and ne •ssary equipment sup- .� O voice. I borrowed tat note from X Broad Breasted Broul non -sexed, sexed. .rued at -low cwt.. wdt• .todar, prmtlpe - ` championships and finished second. Caruso; he was glad to get rid. of hens and -toms. Ala started .turkeys, two, main* sad address clearly, for tree tutor• ` ' /- . • . There's no such thing as ski -ins cautiously with Ernie. It's go- _ lt,,Tl three and four weelwold. Prompt shipm.33Z motion. Oriental Rau School of lmstruo• _ y fres turkey rulde. two. 11124 Strathallan 'Blvd.. Toronto. 13. go-go from start to finish. His record of 56 seconds down the - poi .. _ ... - -`x ,TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES -LTD.:', , -- - - ' ;t. precipitous slopes of Mount Baldy in Sun Valley, is still a challenge .. Back to Work Fergus Ontario - . for other stars. One young racer who completed the gruelling grind =Then -he was signed u for a LEARN Grof*utona irtordtrr or -•;Binns g P CRESS CORN SALVE — roe sura reltif. Greenhouse and Nurs"T Business" by - in a little over a minute remarked: "I don t s6"ow anybody could radio series. His poularity has -been Your Druggist, wells CRESS. - _ - -mall' Apply to; Walter r,. Geissler, Esas- possibl have gone faster than I did today without breaking his _ valla. oatarlo, Canada., -' neck.'I;Ernie didn't break his neck but was a full four seconds tw great•,in .recent years among Industrial site just outside of Sault .ata. _ better than the aspirant to his title. - actors and audiences alike -that Hart*. Ontario, one of tarlo's -ost PATiNT! -- - ' when he went into hospital for -a thriving cities, cmalatlag of approximately - - In 1949 Ernie rode to International glory on specialliy-designed, Ton (30) Acres of good dry, solid soil. yPl OFFER to- stagy for awr—Isles of 1► . constructed skiis. He beat the entire French team, consisting serious operation, fop ranking enter- cleared. Over sena Hundred Fiat Ran- - - Oemotions and toll to r azar--atilaw nine fit of Henri Creiller, George Panisset and Coutat tainers like Bob Hope, Red Skei- agar F'routase. Four, Hundl••d Feet Haab : pie mw co.. Registered Potosi stun - . way Frontage, Hydro, and Individual or I . 'McCulloch won dile Harriman cup again this year and if he - . ton, and the late A1. Jolson took -- City water available. Apply w. IL A. . assn 371 Bank Strom. Ottawa _ wins agate % becomes the only skier in history to. take the award ' over. his radio show .without any Johnson. R.R. Nd: s Korai;- Beall eta _ _ Mart#. VMTHERSTONRAUGH a Company. !a. . three times. - fee until he was fit again. _ tent soneuora atabluaw loss. m He was booked to � appear at the TIRE$ ne o- e6t oL Toronto Booklet of Inform& _ All this being so, we thought wed write a column about a Hamilton's Largest Tire Btore Since 1931. no great Canadian at ate who has been overlooked, Palladium two years ago, but his Used Ttru 97,10 -tea un Retreaded Tires. - - • - . _ old friend_ and partner Lou Clay- - $oo .s 3s. $14.00. other sizes.- priced as • - '• - � . cordlusly. vulcanizing and retreading asp• Your coeuneefs and suggeiti utsfor t611eolutsn wlil be wteko;n � • torr; deed and the engagement wan vice. All work suarante•d. An orders - t� LISTLESS -. _ by timer Ferguson, c/o Co1vsR Noun, 43!_ 1 Yon•- st., Toronto. postponed. Clayton's .death upset c.o.a t3 0o required wash Ord er,. we pay nitre seasons as much ss his wife's, . :hien �98a Kit-Stre•tiasWast. t IlsmOt�ow�. • _. ' .. 'OUT OF LOVE. CatvjtrtD' but Jimmy went back to.'work and Poon• 7-1937. - . ... . •� sees F S TI L L E R $ LIMITED felt his way gingerly into American NEW retread passenger tire. zooxls J e 79:ta —Seo:> s, 91 L 96 •a Biro:14 — �:i - _ - television - studios. Loyal to his _w/ - ' 7 ?tails 7a0z1S. 613,18 ■ - - - '' AMritRSTauRO, OlRARIO friends, he IS also loyal t0 his old. C.O.D. oollset, G1endaU Tt» CoailtDdDged7 _ - ' . T LIFE. -' . hadn't - _ - jokes. but She youngsters ha wsseoG Rd,. Toronto, nae lige 4�• tl' >� Gw 618. ,, - - . .. . : - SATK 888 P L 1r N B i N O -tSCPPLIRS- hoard thein .before, god in' the l;et jlt�r test •f bad, ruin' b hew months his success a9 as en- INKS . E 81 OEM ��!+� Il mea, be tlr�v� .. " _ - tertainer has been unsurpassed. amt • el acttd r*alatlas ro • 'w' bii•rift � - - /' asses-. -' .. ,PORCELAINSenelbathroom iota. white -blosete ep .. lisl�oos - - Some Tales About k' three-piece This is the kind of experience he or coloured - chrome fittings. Laundry tube sad tsdpand lalls6,s f. of hils, That's will 1aull aanrdtlp�aOr1we�g��,nowl- - i. = - - . _ a . .. Uwburner ..septi. rcabinets - ind Wl ure etanks,Umr • _cartsas Littli Liver Rlla YOU w• LSr[en . has been. relating on hi . TY protin r - -- • - _ Jimmy 1rt Du r�rn to _ grammes: - ' , ' Conditioning rurnac•s. H•1°tul Installation ' hd stimulate our Her bile tllyowm . r Y a . e • -• - t - gr"I'm a lyin' on the park . bench Paacakaged tuaIts u chatamo�c ' o :ii�si� aaa dh yT �a'u vc. ai�:,[dw t�r.�ot_w1�..pd°how+'1d a maney-eeving ray to buy All -ot ipm6onra � .- .� yow t � f ithat ha A thin' my -les a— a' is m — delivered your nearest rn lTwtty "atattaa. " Cirtean So don't stay ooktec , ,�r .:At all age whets most men are told you, you could. play the -! When aong,comes a.'uch:ofofiies Writeor visit— �handEAt vw*ty w e+ _ - S. V. JOH*fSUN PLC9IHIFG SL'PPl il11 any drmei(ee ,' -_ Jimmy Durante is still a bundle piano?" •- the. girl said spiritedly. and settles on my nose. - . STREETMVILLE. ON`rARro - - ' . ' of dynamic anergy. Jinimy retorted: "Them i's the con- 1 live and let - "I lets em loiter 'our things place him apart from ditions that pervail." - ive is my cnotfer. a 7 MIR PILLOW CASES $3.50 R' \ . > wan sso a Uuhed size 41 x 13, "'Dan a bee roman along—lights 'Tuads, 80tH money order- tn: Rural 8hnpo- _ .. nose, a gravel) voice-dat mold- Frequent Brawls _ - Ing service..- tdmx 'Iter T.rmtaar "A^ "` • - Y •. ers de En lish- lath nn m nose and •�siin s me. Dat Toronto, . - • g gnage, a unique When prohibition came into y, g ' strut, and innate good humour, force, nightclubs sprang u eve does it, I says. Dere's always gotta g F B P every- [KiSH 9E1 -gait. hunting stock. 7 months. . :At the top of his profession, Jimmy - where serving the liquor behind be a assays aleck in every crowd. female.,- s25,00, Readr. for: browing. �._.. ' Now, just, for that. -- EVERY- Gorman Pointer Female. $20,00. Render, . - _ ' : ii still an unaffected guy with locked doors, Because he was , . - Tori Kennels Norte; --Wsm Bridge, Now t simple wants,. and he knows more BODY OFF!' %, Brunswick, . ' _- - ' ,- talked : into it; Jimmy started .his • - . - ..- ,-than anyone the meaning of '"com- own club. There he met a soft. Or -'how. about this. one? .. You•ll have w hurry it you wane tel: ''ing up the hard, way." • - shoe -dancer -named Lou Clayton, How Right! valuable property.. The short Family are _ y - ''` ' g _ - considering wveeal offerings, said inspect. ' He earns a fabulous salary, but . and -_shortly afterwards America "I sins for the Sultan of Pascha, . ins the farms offered to trade. - �, , -„ -- a good deal of- it- goes- to charity. took to its heart a new team of• anti he says to me:' 'Jimm to TREMENDOUS INVESTMENT INCOME � ...11 He's neves yet denied a loan or eateriainera billed as Cla ton• ark• Y On account of -serious operation: 'physician - Y J show my appreciation, I'fn gonna order. me t0 move to wrtsona. Rus Brick tgift to anyone, and oars he con- _son and Durante. partment and Stare Block=busts■[ Seo- -• give you 500 wives.' I turns him A - • :ifided to a friend: "I only wish 1 The team prospered—and so did down flat. He says to me: 'Jimmy, Present income. is 6oc,Finay be Increasedr- wns afinancial typhoon liked Rock- . _the club. It wan a decade of k>ose w do' to sle.000 —920,000, will handle. Would N a by you *fuse this modest" consider small Ontario farm -as Dart r o t �, is fellow" stoney and racketeers. 'To pre- compensation?' d says to 'hire: men t. Quick'action'will [hake eon >t(i. 0i. xK . :$hriakin Violadcte vent gunplay on the, premises,' 'Ypur Highness,.who wants to find it You are- lucky,•and secure tilts unusual • " - r bargain. Address: Owner, P.O. Boz $3. records, Gene iFowler in .' Schnoz- a thousand 'stockings hangin' hit Beatlon •A' , Toronto. d' His extraordinary capacity to gr p y da bathroom every morning?" [ . u ry P y zola; his biography h . of Durante, - ultaagle English rs part-oaturalry • _ MLINC'AI , . Clayton made it a rule that all Almost eve' " part-deve]oped Nowadays' fie de- markstrien 'had to turn is their rY4ne loves to hear: x • . ?stroys pronunciation automatically, „ Jimmy Durante's stories. But when ►teepee sun' /eMdq ebew Slee per r•. side arms on entering the goons, he was ,a 'teen a aw11• free MFM Dix•,t's • 'Son of an Italian barber, be was ge piano player RAtsal far But there were frequent. brawls, RMum•Nc F•i,ta •� thorn is the slums of New York, and knocking opt dance tunas in dingy 'a peace -loving Jimmy would MUNRO.$' DRUG STORE and tsever had ,a real education. disappe>1r to' FII -night cafes, waiting New York cafes, h! always thought .. &W 119IR ' Oshawa' ,° " i _ heed be nothing more than a sec- '•1-1 r Audiences :get a big laugh out till thijngs kud.quieted. down. • on8=rate' musician: =T,z$ Exprw rw� of his nose, bas; he confesses that Several times in his, money mak.. He teamed up for a short while TOBACCO ELIMINATOR ' I' -:aa a kid it used Lo ,worry -him. -"I ing career Jimmy was threatened . A scieriunc remedy for' dlearetts Addeo. • - i was shrinking violence. Every time by gangsters, but Loy Clayton- with a singing waiter called Eddie tion. For free booklet, write Kiss _ . ' _ • Cantor, -who; once Said to him:. Pharmacal Corp. Ltd.. (Alberta). ' Boz s� • a . I went shown the street, [d heart— knew the.underworld and saw that. , 673. Loaaon Grit. i , ' You"11 never get - anywhere as . an '[ookit'the big -nosed kid i' And -' the -comedian wall 'well protected. y . __ s M: w�ien anybody'd look my way. During Prohibition g a n g s t e_r s_ ordinary pianist, Jimmy. You ve - ASTHMA _. -•I'd just sneak off.' A16 tiro h weren't the one people le after got to have personality. Why don't WHY suffer a there is something that will . : Y p P Jim you • talk- -to the- customers—make help you? Hundreds of tbousands of was • ,I ' We, even when; I -am' making -a for• = my. :The police arrested Whim for Y - - have' been sold on .a money bee% cast, - " ` - assns on account of my big beak, ' remarks — while you're at the antes. so easy to use. Atter your symp. . g selling liquor, but sentence was ,,, cone have been diagnosed an Asthma "a s _at no time was I ever'happy'about sus ended with the warain that piano. owe a to yourself to try Asthmanerrin. „ P S Ask vnmr Druggist ISSvE 25 — 1952 , it. if ever he was caught serving an- Shy young' jimmy Durante re- 1• ,• ' In his. 'teens, -he worked seven, other drink, he would have to go. ... plied seriously- "I couldn't do that,. ", •±day's`k, from eight at night, to jail. Jimmy never erred again Eddie. I'd be afraid people would ' `till. six m the. -mogul as a cafe - Cla ton,_ Jackson and ante laugh at me." '� - i .. aB Y _ . `. .. gdfanist. In 1910 he was workin in split ap w 11—en Jlram}� as offered How right he was! FEE .�� HOT, ., - -- r . . fes• as New York dive that was so - a personal contract -in. Hollywood - - Yough, "if you took. your �ai ,off dearly twenty years ago. Clayton - ; you were a sissy." Then he' moved became his manager and Jimmy ' • a, • �� ' Soothe thein -'to another joint, where 'he played began his film career. But he 'made Fiery, Itch! Stein. quidclysadeh;ectively. 1. +from eight o'clock ,"'until I was` a series of bad pictures which. did - 3,. : iubconsciou3." nothin to enhance his carrer, so • , , • . Get hast la Minard s eta Quick Relief -� g During the Firsi world- War he he decided to return to' the stage ` - / Liniment—rub it on. Feel - - ;' - - - - Here h : dean etatntat . for a` while. ' penetratlnl anthe c e nes a >� r_ •' •. -eamtd up with a dancer -baritone oil that will bring you retest from the Itch• • , s—get r ie , p C R - _ . , , th cool ' resiled Eddie Jackson, and led' a "What Elephant?" . Ing and dlstren of i�:, itching Ton and I , -tee Feet. Rarba tad osier skin -troubles. ,ry, email dante band in various clubs. In 193b'he opened' in si Brdad Noe Only tion MOGNE's EMERALD qiL - - •. . __ Une.day a girl who .was later to be . way show which * as a smash hit- andprowounds, ds, uM healthy and simple In are sora �,5 teed wtntAlie but bolls and stale Glatt arc abg ity►��IN - _ his wife, walked into the club and Jimmy recalls that before the first quickly relieved. In ,kla aRettlon,-.i1,e unglue - --- asked for an audition. He accom, night was particularly worried about f lecttems, 1 TIcirly stopped; rhe etepelom dry 1./. KING OF.iAIN. .. oR In a very few days, •rake same h „ n panied her on the piano, but she one line that he had to deliver' On arae of Barbers tech, sett Rhem a sed other skin vraa s soprano. Jimmy didn't like stage with_ as enormous live ale- aY n obfatn Mtii>rie's ElttEleALa nn - psopranoi and -said so.' "Whoever. pliant that he was - sup osed to whcrcier dntre are sold. /� '� �� ' • �, M .- . . P: - - - ♦el _ - - .. . 11 . , ,. - - - - - - . . ,. _ sees._. .- .. - . . ---' .-. . _ . —.1-1- .. _. sees I .:•..a,i ice,® ... _I _ _ - _ Phone : _ • : -= � - - .. • t - ; . M. . . CHAl1�AN 28 1 W - cerin . -Ont. ��. E�ro+�eter�a - THERE'S NO. BETTER MADE. - _ .. _ "It's Preserving • Time"S, Rubber Rings-.' •- se$h1c�te, .R Rubber - lac do i.. Seal.!A Wax =;< lb' Carte `...:.. _ ,tine.. - - ..-_..—mss...____`—� .. _,.._. ... ._.. _ • Certo 8 oz. Bott>e� _ > 'ft Show - -- �'• . A work shoe made for Metal Rings Bee : give absolute comfort and low - t Quafity 1 doz. 4i8c f ., wear --solid construction . , made t - of quality leather . . . specially -- .. — treated - to redst farmyard acids. _. Glass ars I'erdoz. Oft v>.ir.w.tweanct.«m.comfo.e.bt. _ - a wr of s:maw, r1wro-baa an 6e. - Jelly Glasses slip Top - _.._... per doz- : 08C /� - -old reliable Crown Jars are the beat � GJars ars 'to buy - SsiL&f Medium, or Large e _ROCK=T�EAT�EWHITBY .S utb�y's Har�Ware . 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TUES., -WEDNESDAY JUNE 3.3, 84, Is. ?WITH I,EO GORCY and BOWERY BOYS - FOS NEWS "Does Johne - Manvllle spend - much money for employee re- - curity!" � _ --,NEXT ATTRACTION - Men and women to .the d -i+[ s plant here in this Community get Am'incan.- a" Pans:.i'll See;You In 1VI t)reama °m pratectldi ane ether y - advantages !a addition. to, good W)TH - GENE KELLY and 11,01 -IE CASON DORIS DAY and DANNY 71HOMA8 jots; and talc pay. - Amnog three "estrus" are va- "time and opportunity to par- _- UclPate in retirement and group _ u for which _ TaI� Target. - Visit Vest Hill Motors At West Hdl For �. �� a subecanttal - pan ad she cos. Many employeas i , ` ' afro participate is health and WITH - DICH PO�WELL and MARSHALL THOi[P841�I Dependab a Mo or Car er vie;rg accident insurance which tide Company helps pay for. ai then. "extras" tar people In the united States and Canada, alongwith other .THEATRE POLICY } r r s progratns of direcadvantage to Boz Office. Opens Evenings 880 P. M. ., employees. like social security, Saturdays and Holidays r pp P. i11. y 0. j unemployutent insurance, and Matinee Saturdays and Holidays 1.8p P. M. improved working conditions, d' ` • cost the com n more than $8 _ FLOODLIGHT PARKING million. MAKE- PARKING- A PLEASURE WITH OUR :. - .. This amounts to moth than - + ° ATTENDANTS AT ALL TIMES • _ ;400 per Year for each employee • P b over and above the amount paid TGR5r ir, r xn for work performed. J-M, of course, is not -alone in �590a providing these "extras," They '. are becoming an established part of industry ..: part of the sys- wills pietu a fkfature on a few Cards'of Thanks p tem which makes this country •bOdaessas in ibis area. the best in the world to live and 1lbr the best lette-work in.r of fifty words We,w* to convey our sinoetq or- less on why YOU like the ser* heartfelt thanks and deepest grat. .This is -one of a series of brief vhm rendered by any of • deee rel- it=& to each 'ind every one *he articles bringing you facts of rpHyer tJde i�(ews will pets has het community interest about Johns- 00 pad us through these days Manville or _-about conditions $5' cash, so writs your ie#W ter• of serrow, With, beautiful flowers, - affecting our national economy. Words and Editor' of tbii paper will be and deeds es of �psay, Thin popular firm is located at tion to the motor car owner' with kbWne%- also the,dm*. '$gyp is Kingston Road, West Hill; motor troubles. Yea! titii is the Je:.>� �.�'!� be fo:tittg words of Res. D. MarshaQ, >e'hone 8eartoro Zone TI- 440, and place where satisfied customers , ,m �' recent sed berearemenk - -. pt their tssw location at Stop 21-,A acme again and ?ell their friends a- �• w� �, p� numbers. All letters pastsidelg to liY tea- - Xbigdoa Road; West' Hill, and- are bout. This firm hes had yea's of . The Jane meetiyg of the Women's mss Will be the ps+epaly ce firs �• •Ndus iiLoaett, sesrb : knows for their very rine repair des experience in this line art! a4Joy a Misdaasry. societ7 of the United Non sad WM sot be retmued. � raw aeod in your k0sr ItOW, Partmeat• This verb friendly firm : repittst3on for promptum and efJL Church will be held on. Tuesday the - Im equipped its garage with the iciency doing their work. eorredtly. 24th at SAO at the home of. Mrs. .very latest of - equipment for, the, This firm has grown no i1s p2e8e1it ' Walter Anthony. Word for Roll Call Complete servicing .of you; air or rise by giving •the public sate most _"Give". The Travelling Basket will trwk. Precision tpois 'and instrum for their money. So,"if yd,t, are hav- be on hand for Donations. *? ft* M s �� oats oft used by skilled workmen, ing motor troubles, there is no time Mr, and Mrs. Robert Melrose Via- dwreby ensuring you of greater .like the present to have roar car lied the' foar►ef's folk on Suttdj�p►. 'LET YS CHECK YOUR TIRES NOW speed and greater satisfaction- • in looked after, Don't delay, drier to. W and Jdrs. Hanna and children WIM ares pa Caller iehj of sod. your repair troubles. . day k -Hill M,ota s 'and receive left on their holiday for a fishing West Hill Motors are known for this worthwhile servicing on your .trip. near Mentresl.. Sp011 free Yaps adayy.tin Eabl� a their very fine repair department, car. Under the capable direction of Mr. til. Rsndal is..again An inmatecomy their high quality workmanship and Mr. Don ,Wretham and Mr. George of the East General Hospital here ns is lot a-.00snpkte. fire chock fair prices. Your car or truck gets Vard_ y, this firm has become one. of . He underwent. a seriotis . operation.- � the attention it de ea and the- this cOmmunity's best servke.v, .-, un his birth4ay several ladies of tits �D R ? -prompt,' •courteovs,,tieatruent given. tree. .-rillage donated a delicious bor of K _�eac�t cnatomer.-is,_.of great satisfao- _fr-uit, cookies;_carrdies etc. for which TIRE 5ALE need sERVicE -:-: - �' he tenders his most sincere appred• oho r Whitev�sle I h irr annual meeting held in the Cation. - - Mrs, H, _Limy #uid Jean. Marie 111!1 M% School • Room. Pieturea -were shown of Chinese family life. Songs have left" for their cottage up north. ti The Mission Band en yed a Brand ,Betty Ann and Mrs.. Teeple will s Jo were sung, •a dainty lerncm fini$Tied -".follow when school is out. MOTOR' � ,picnic at .Flemings bush on Satur, off an interesting afberaoon. • : day last. _ The June meeting -of -the Woman's .-..+ _ _ _ . .._ SALES _ Mrs. Fair is epen6lg a few days 'Association was held in the Sunday - • AW with her daughter . and sonrin-law, School .Room of the United Church, BIG CONTEST CASH PRICES PHONE: "W PICKERING, ONT.. _ the McNaughton's, Mrs. Cowman's of. Locust Hill way' - - ' '' " - DODGE = DESOTO - GAS - OIL - REPAIRS . The Baby Band.wae delighted with -guest speaker. Mn. Pegg* delighted During the next few weeps, the Y Nov" will Palish stone stories;