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r _ —'VOL. ?i NO. 49 P CKERING, ONTARIO, MDAY; AUGUST $, 1962 a Cents per Copy Authorized as -Second Class Matter T Babseription Prlee: $$.00 per year U. !$, . is.6a W. C. AURKAR and SON Fulb.(dSHMS ., Vorld's C1Qre�LoftaLl _Cham ioa'�aNtW IiE P-, I. C KE R M. 01 P_ = - -- Pickering—Here---0n- t__. Softball fans in the Pickering Area - `j Will have the opportunity of seeing No Issues Piekerrng village _ti aomne real action on Saturday elves- ? "' �, • August 16, when the world- u S t 15 and 22 31r. G,n Xrs. Charles Hiller, left meet the Pickering team m the ds �-- on Tuesday morning with r, an JdemorW Park here, An all -coloured R This paper will not •he published Mrs. Harry Vandenberg, of Dixie _ team, the Hottentots have a list of in the neat two weeks --,Aug. 15 Road on a motor trip down through records for wins and home -runs as and 22, for our annual vacation the western part of the Pro- Tics long As your arm. In 1941 at the .� period. Your Editor himself, and to Detroit and around to Buffalo and : C. N. E. they topped all Ontario wife hope to leave on Sunday after, other U. S. points. 31r. and Mrs. champions, ; `'•` y `.` a noon for a motor trip to the Ma l- Fuller are celebrating their 37th ; Th "rule the coloured world" in �♦ times --the first time he has been wedding anniversary. Mr. Fuller ro. They t out of town more than three days calls that it was thirty-seven years softball and only three times in the w A i 's history have they been beat - team at a time in the last twenty-five ago their wedding date, that we had en by a coloured team. years. terrific' rainfalls, washing out marry The game here i9 called for 8.30 Advertisers and Correspondents, crops in this part of the province. P. M. and Pickering will hale to "'. please, note. i (Anyone else remember that). Miss work hard that nignt. They are inn- { 'Vandenberg, daughter of the above importing one of the best soft- accompanies then: on the trip. ball pitchers in Ontario to give the I _ to . Crraig Ken er * 13r and Mrs.3, J. Bromwich and e meet 1 family of Long Island, N. Y, are _ locale some support when they On Friday evening, August , in - these champions I : fi Y a'cerwaony by Reel. G. Telford, of ' resiting the latwr's parents, Mr. and There will be refreshments and i ': w P it, Andrew's United Church, Osh- awa, MIs' J. C. Erya:a, who are resid ntI in Toronto with their daughter, Mr. - gate prizes. Your support is needed �, 3 - Lillian Margaret Kentner, dau� and Mrs. Re g by our local club. bring the whole g�hter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tient= I $, ren - famiJy* and have a real evening. Climaxing a week -end of festivity mer they carne out to the Bay for nee Pickering became the bride of I Ile'• Btyaxt has had Greg. bice res in the celebration of. their 50th the first time and pitched a tent on ++ Knight son o° sporteaster Wes. See the adiertisement almout this I, Douglas Norman Craig, son of Mr..' _ game on the back page, thie issue, wedding anniversary, Mr, and Mrs. ' the sand -bar on the west side of the I and Mrs. Sidney Craig, Cranbrook, McKnight and Mrs. McKnig..., %la - Herbert Pike, Frenchman's Bay; and gap. They liked -the - Bay so well, iting him for :he past week. B. C. The happy couple left on a 22 Amelia St., Torcnto, entertained they "tented it" until 1922 for the Mr. and Mrs. Len Fearsun- ha% -e trip to Alberta where they will rusks Fike Cljub To Meet ictal friends on Sunday afternoon summers, and built their, cottage in m� hme moved into 'ht it new :ink, Kingston • - s • last, at their cottage at the Bay. 1922.. They have a subgtantial, corn- I' Rd. E. latex vacat:d by Mrs. Ivan _ Pieikering Township Film Club will -Their daughter Lillian (Mrs, Les- modious home down there in which Baker, who, With her fan=d Left to meet on August 13, at the home of. lie Ferguson) and Mrs. Milton Morr6 they are quite comfortable in any I. - Pickering Tbwmship► .Council : { join her husband un 't_.e «i�r t Coast. : •Mn. Eileen Fertile, Frenchman's, ison, poured tea, weather. ; Meeting, Friday, August 1, 1962 { Mrs. Fred Roffey atcompanitdblr. Say. A good attendance reouested The huge gift of flowers at the . Their family are: sons, Fred, .of • • • ' and Mrs, Erme -RoEt , of Ajax, to Toronto home on Saturday were sent Toronto, and Arthur, of Montreal; ' Pickering Township Council held Sa.•r_ia on F.iday'; : to •. i3it_ her dau- �� to hospitals and sick friends. and daughters, Lillian, and Winne their August meeting in the newly- ghter' Mrs. Maron Crop:uy, fur Ywo An interesting girt from the fam:' Fred (Mrs.. Wm. Jackson), both -of decorated council chambers. Done weeks. _fly was the "regi�stef'—a really Toronto. in two tones of green, with matching Mr srd Mrs B.^ad:ey, of biichigan & beautifully gotten up arrangement, . Their son Fred is -eery well known I. venetian blinds and -the new council spent the week tied r..th heir cous- - " there is, in the binding at the back to and very highly. respected rind desk coynplerte with name plates, 1 .ins, Mr. and --lira. Irvirg Wkite. 3-• .;• of the volume; a music box which _ liked by. the members of Doric Masa makes an impressive chamber. Be- -Mr, and :Kra, Les, Norley are mol- .• A commences to play when the front onic Lodge, Pickering, he ha'ving , hind the Council will stand two flags iday:ag lit Hamilton, Orazgtille, +s� toyer is opened. been the District Deputy Grand Masi flanking a picture of Her 3lajeaty, and other points' west. Mr. and Mrs, Pike were married ter of this district recently !Queen Elizabeth. Dr, and Airs^,ox bian:tuba,, are at St. Werb s lurch Bristol,Your F:d7itor, was 1 ' ' lines' ,privileged to The Municipal Board has set Augu I eisiting the tatter's sister, .rlra. R. d England, in 1902,. and came to Can- join in the cup -of tea and a piece . uat 22, at 10,60 a -m. at the Town- C. and Mr. Reeser, ads in 1811,. to Toronto. That sum of the wedding cake, ship Hall for the hearing of all Howard Mar.•. n:er. - has had his { - 1 parties interested in the support . of hands -•-erybadly lacerated-uhen - ' I or. opposing the application to ree• I caught in a p'�ey during haying - f BIRTHS tr'ict certain lands for industrial uses optfAl:oris. only. The hands 4�dfected are; Lot 35 ; Mr. Bird lira. Jas. 1.a�en and $hsr- BY CUPP GORDON $ori to Mr. and Mia, fi: Doble a B,. F" 3 and -2 now under option for I on are away for a two-wetii holiday __ August i tna] use. Before said •option is at Lake Sirxue -. - son A t 6 ' 19�6,2 at the Oshawa iBISE ALL -BALL STARS General Hospital.-, taken up -it be required to Mr, and _�Irs, Bordon F'oLnd are, {N UNI!; GAME _ zoned r industrial a only. The at Cumberland Beach fu.r_eieveral fo ndust use . - - ott-ner ^'sold lairds, Mr, nevi A hula ; dam stria bek, That's right forks, we are not ".NEWS" Advt. Helps Locate Budgie hat rrgtaesttd c�uncin to zone hls sire, E -„--a A.tnri1'&.y h*d-fl vary doubletalking, You will see two _•-• l.said land for industrial use, succi-•ssful bak::ig salt :oat Sat,.:day _ ;Son, T. C. Douglab, t;asicatche�an. ��� of aU iters when Turk B=oda I While the owners of ` srasmere I -Mrs Widdeil of Guild Road wait at Mrs A. NY'. DAA&-kt''as-c�ttd,9* at who is down in Ontario attending and his N. H. L. All 'Stars play Jack were'eitting on the lawn at e;en:ug I ed un CV,incil :,:,.:ng what could be !the .1"e. the C. C. -F. Cun-v'ention,. and who MacRay's Southern Ontario All- � time last Saturday, a .bind. (thank done about a water• course that has Wilt Hunt, Alas. Daw"a and be the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Stare is a benefit game in Ajax an I guodnes3 it wasn't a flying saucer, 1 a house built in' the middle of same, Barry 1!4iraar M ---rt: i:sLng -t F'en „ R. V. ron Phis, at their hosne,. King- T'hur5day night, August 14, at 8100 I k;d•) was seeti to light on the eEL 4 .i She charged the the Building In, I 'elon Fa.'ls fn Y! r.-;, grid cdz me :.ohne sten Road, East this Saturday even- I P P.. g ug o'clock. trough, and u �n closer loom roved ap�ctur had no right to allow the with sen�er.xtn h t "sunfiuh" —�; _ --!lag, and in whose honor -a reeeptioa- -The S. O. All Stars will be morn to be a budgie. Mrs. Chapman start= I home to be built there, She said (VYilf ate •_'nem ntti__iry' ge ting ds being held fdom 8,90 o'elodc, on, aged by Jack Mackay, with Ed. ed to trlk the bird language to it, the. water now bzxks up and -floods those three nip 4: 3.00 in the mom - .ion time lawn at the von I'ilis.home. Sa'manaiki as teach. From what we when'it came -("own and lit on her f adjoining pnvpert:es. Reeve Todd, ing t(.• do tnyhi:ng t -se Ed.) An invitation is beiung extended can gather, it should be a thriller. shoulder. The screen door was then, I Councillor Baiscion and Road Supt. f Dr. and *airs. Toinlinsw, load her b7 Mr, von Phis to all, to meet the We inanaged b get a peek at what opened and she wen; inside-wmth'her Wand wiil investigate the problem. { parents :rum vcrrnor: .nth :hes:.: for brUliaat young Pre'ier .of oats West- Mn' MacKay has in line of a team. new pet. lnquries fv.fled to find the Walter Wilne reoeived a donation I �%t. dt ,days, : u For a start, he has: Stewart, catch- owner, 'so Mrs, Iercy Neal offered ` of $35 for the Idakham Fair' Board, ! L9 Jlvyce Vi inter has the guests � rovtnce. :K _ ' in etie itch' her cage which she had- when hes- Pickering Township will pav only of honor ai a miscel2antc ss .bower g, Py pitching: Caldwell on g bird dled, and, Mrs, T, Annan sups 35 percent of the cost of ps-.ng the in the c• f- first; Mills at second: and Hood at _ ..,an(ay - Schu�l room of -.-the Pick ring District High School third. These chaps are all Pickering lied birdseed and the beautiful blue Bay Road from Liverpool Cla erleaf I Vnited Church on Thursday night. -4-11 Grain Club Meets men so we are,well represented. At bird began to talk, Mrs, Neale took to No; 2 Highway, :imtead of the us- 'Jovice received .many ;,ovely gifts . • ' short will be Dick Sundin of the charge of the bird as erne had, some ual 60 percent. Government µiii be i prior to her marriage on august The July meeting of the Pickering Stgker•a; in left field, Wiles, of Dun- ' emperience with their kind. When an charging part of the coat to :1o, 2 16, District High School C=H Grain barton; D. Mitchell of Brooklin will ad- appeared in the News, `brought' 'A. Highway. I Miss; Jessie Day left on Sunda;i on .,Club was he)d in the High School on patrol.centre field and Jack Spencer the, owners from Pin,, Ridge Road Thirty-two Building Permits were s motor trip .0 Sn♦ska chtwan for a in Dumbarton, )ler, and Mrs. Simp- issued during the month -of July to I few riralu, visi`tir4 se:a.ivEs: - _ i7mtrsuday, July 31, at 8A0 p, m. will cover the other field. Then, to Presivant- Dairid Pegg called- 11ne spell these lads, Ii[acKay can bring o ove 'o ed to get back the value of $3.26,400. Total now for Mrs. Cecil Emtan sad faanly, of weetln to u. -der and Secretary Ted interee 195s2 is $1,051,550, g on Dafoe to catch and Wally Sam- ' ti a pet. OttaRa were visiting :lie Barry Mur - Cook read the minutes of the last gotten away Friday e ,ening and had Mr. Bergman charged that the kar's ur c•;n anaki to pitch. Others who will eo y y g meeting and called the roll, 11he Wely see some action will be: Ross, trwvelled the seven miles when it Road Department ripped up the oiled _ President then introduced Mr. A. J. of the Royals and A. Samanski, of was befriended, It now tells .every► road in front of his home at Rouge - r, y Hills. Road Dept. claims the only ' APPLICATIONS FOR \ :` OHL Assistant 'Agricultural Repres- y �. p one that - Fetes was away ei t P ' y A CONSTABLE 7 the Royals in a inch hitter is F!lt ii entative at U%bridge, who Rave a needed, Gates, of Du nbartoni•• M: days.-Audley Corr. scraped the gravel at the edge of the will be received by the undies =� talk on some of the more rtard road into the pot' holes that Mr. , Po Jordan,'of Stokers, and •another hur- ' had requested, signed for part-time work for - •ntA.ia the swans o o The Clerk as instructed to A film. to illustrate some of the well known around these parts too. Carnival Septe'tnber 19' and 20, _. August 1 1962, ants brought out in the control of write the Scar born Council asking i po' 6o pian to see All the Stars in one • • • 4 L. T. JOEN'TON clerk limits and leaf stripe was shown by 'game on Thursday, August 14, at - if they would be interested in sup- 1 _ fices, Brougham— Jdr, Jack Russ, Club Leader. Ajax --8;00.p. m. Dumbarton Kiwanis have annouri- plying water to the southreast part Municipal Ofdkering {Z. A discussion . centred around the ced that they will hold a Carm -nd , of the township, possibly as far as P 8 importance of weed control followed on Sept 19 and 20. I the Printers' Guild area. land m3 film on this topic showed the ,Pickering Chm'eh Vacation Sehoo) At their 'last meeting Pr•esidenG -• Fines from Magistrate's 'Court -to Card of, Thanks - • • • • - Harold Mitchell told the club mem- •the township for the month of June Importance of clean fields and clean P I would like to thank my dear a weed, President' Pegg thwnked Mr Last Monday saornimig at nine hers all about the Internattgpai Con• se $125,02. rain for his addr'e9s ,and the meet- o'doek about forty�ive youngsters vention at Seattle, which be a0a nd- The Agreement ' between Council friends and kind neighbor's for flow- Ing adjourned. n uru ]raft --- .:mak of Toronto -in con- era, cards and good food sent me reaction with the township dump has sad return home .' .bee cancelled, effective in thirty ' n e my day's time. Mr. Cook was allowed Rose Rttnrnal}s l _ _... .Beeping Our Eyes Open what bit of their. belongings they could get their hands any salvage he could get and to • • ' • .,_� striae: lvs not very often we -find the opefing or oppor=• .on, tiju•ew overboard, burin tires' there except on Saturday, 'Card' of Thanks turrity, to write or say anything about Communism.- (Watching the Red CroMa proceedss, we can Dome Sunday and Monday. Council Bairn a lot of people. we know, know all about it-�we cog-, to•so other. conclusion than that North If,crreans Cook has violated nearly_. every' . I -wish to tvjke this opportunity of fess knowing very little. Yet during the past week,' Jand the Commnist Chinese are in Toronto for no' clause in 'the agreement, expressing the thanks of myself and _ two `or three incidents have taken place which should other'reasot� that to disrupt the entire international '-Councillors Newman, Burk and my staff for the patience. and co- help as ignorant nurse to take a bit more )teed to that Urgamization That which Red Cross stands for and Michell are _to, investigate plans for operation shown by Diu customers'- which;is going on around, uA, For, eriample, last Fri- practices, mem not a thing to Stalinism or Leninism, a new police building. It will be next durin 'our recent movie and re- g g spring before anything of a definite organization at our present location. day morning, early, the News was off out to 'the 'Those of ua who have read Karl Marx know that in -- - macertle of that le><el ¢rosatng 'accident in which the 1111iomscow they. are clapping hands and 'I 'g up- nature in tine way o! a building. is Our new store and new location cine -time Judge o! a Latvian court and his were 'their sleeves" 4t their euccess within our labor uWons, Bane. will 3 am sure enable ns to serve you . victims (the wife and mother nein killed instantly) lino America The recent steel atrtike will be considered Accounts passed --Sheep and Live- baiter and masa oonvenient>,y in tba : g Continued On Page. years to Comte. ..there"we witnessed the teem, -age daughters pleading a victory for Commumetn--the-Aiarupting of labor is I also wish to express my- thanb - s? armed newsp�sper '� of the demands of -Karl ,and is directed r t FOR PRIVATE SALE to my fellow businessmen for the - - w*ith the police to keep rola . camezzt• �'�+ Monday Afternoon and E�ag • men away -.they feared time publishing of pictures of paftcularly the Western Ha nisphete, or what they AUGUST n flowers and good wishes which I It any members of the fAmily-�7o,nmunms4s in Causda Uymp- -•the capitalist nations. Labor plays right into gitehen eaMnet, Electric stovb, Bed, ��ed et the tunas• of he opeidme *} c, hod b"n ,.parching for than wniild now find out - the hands of 'Communism when, we get4he like of the Spring mattresses and V&dom 'Ot- and to �� to �� �� wisLee _ where they . cr:_ _L z:g had nottar. rut of Et.r , in steel strike- whether they know it or dire• ' her Artie>pee, at •- for prusperity Aad suoeess throw Y, other than an Orthodox >nmanaer, but even wiRgn tbant We, in the West have been socused of complacency THE BLY APARTMETM out the year to oomej .X BWO Communists had followed them ab o +Iris -ate_ before-etfe we still at it? Chumb Stu Piciwing _ 'a -__.MM'+."'^'", � - :. `fW',u�-'°''Fw-"''Li°"`^^.+.•'.`V�.� , ., �_�— ..-.. 1 .. __ � • .. � • f ,... ..an. y'n..,.a1�9 slopes wax well woctb the climb— Now to bed, and a little more - - just so long as I- wasn't driving,, sleep if that is possible. TIM - - � - � * said I to myself[ We also visited time is ZAS a.m... Heat and a shag. • 4` a couple of gravel -pits where father thunderstorm kept -me awake. Tow- _ =� and son looked over the huge ing restlessly seemed such waste of equipment necessary for gouging time—writing this column seemed _- into the depths of the earth, What a much better idea. So here ft IL - !' pleasure it is to any man working of those huge Power shovels • x I can't imagine. Bob said the in- Prizes for winning tugLAM -of-war . ._. side of his cab registered 116, one nam a omb a werif ` * t bowls of sh ving ssoapp The cons - day last weekl - x:"•, When we of home it petition was `won -by a .teats of 0 NGEPER10Z g was about four o'clock a n d • Partner im- mediately 'Sikhs, whose religion entails wear- " fi ing full beards. - ., _ r mediately looked around to make � - ~- - t sure the cows were all right. HE r ' y ` noticed one cow standing by - For children her- under tea the hs phrase self on the bank' of the creek—the 'between meals' bas no meaning.' 14 NNEi others were on the far side of the _ f!I ' r,7TJ > field. Cows, being naturally gre- - — - "° garious creatures. one cow by it- 1 So -t tnetemn TnAneil: 1 did Partner ' t_Ito" 1-AW"Kf --:--- — .--------- - _ Browsy, a fullrown Durham cow, tvau n: reitery pain Instantly ass g rumor" Ingrown portion of pall to s _ standing with 'her head wedged be- tow aopllcatlona. sl.eo. `Dear Anne Hirst: "Isthere anything I can do? tween two sturdy willow trees, as WART. FIX "For over a year I have been Or must I just lose everything? ° neatly as if she were tied up in her Guaranteed remedy. no aria nate lar - - ill • with a dreaded disease. When- I'm not a child. I'm 25, and I stall. She was not hurt in any way, omlereo tag r ever I speak of feeling bad, my know what I want. SORRY". and with Partner's help she man- CORN FIX «, husband says I am lazy. • I ' cannot believe this man aged to extricate herself.e Ramorea corns and calluaeS in It mla• "He has been • loves you, or he would jump at I don't know why it is but things Utes. Guaranteed Remedy. iso. at sone j like that for the • the chance of getting you back. have an uncanny way of gettingdruagtet or Sent pnstoald by 31 years of our » If- I am ''mistaken, then he is be- Ragged Heritabe-Probably feel- into trouble when farm is ..left ' _ - F. THOMPSON _ marriage. H e Ing spiteful—and who wants to too long itself, and for that.. reason Y ORCHARD CRESCENT nags air the • marry a man who would hurt ing as though his looking in, TORONTO 18. ONTARIO S we are never too happy if all of time and finds "You so? a mirror, Fred Stone, who erect - us are away at the sante time. Farm f a u 1 t w i t h a I think that what has happened ed the role of The Scarecrow in animals must, surely have some - j e v.e r thin I ' is for the best. the Wizard of O=, checks his LOGY, LISTLESS, • y g kind of instinct for knowing when ' P say or do. He a You cannot do more than you daughter Dorothy's outfit as she is is safe to get into mischief. In jealous that he • have done. -'So face the truth, prepares to play the part for the driving through the country how OUT O� l.�YE has accused me and plan a different future for first time in Sacramento, Calif.. often one sees cows enjoying stolen of dating my own relatives, yourself. I am sorry. The Stone family -is one of the freedom in an oat field or pigs and any man that comes to the ' ' ' �• s ow a among the- corn roots, and one- im- housel He gives nie no spending' If. your husband has turned oldest in show business. WITH LIFE? ? g mediately thinks — I guess the ■ - money; I have to- buy all Iny own.. against you, your children, who famil' is away for the. day on Thus wane yew Ivor brig ... clothes. W46owe you so much, should be your aitch another storm as .struck the that farml" Unfortunately, ill -got- PMP «R of bad rrs' to p "I have raised six children, of comfort Anne Hirst's symi.. Hornby district near ttere last year. : - ten-•(-eedom often ends in disaster. � Oot worth ki f It may be the livart `T it'■ a fact! Ir your titer bite L not flowing _ ehom I am very proud, pathy is yours -for the asking' From the scene of devastation we Just imagine, if that cow of ours, >sasly your food -may not dipSt .. • gas "I have worked- hard to help Write her Box 123 Eighteenth St., From on towards. Galt and then caught between the trees, had been .. bloat• up your Stomach • • , you feel coo.• eupated and all the fun andap kle go out pay for. our home, and I honestly New Toronto, Ont. by circuitous means began y our out on . rented pasture, she would of Uta. Th■t's wham armild, d. -believe I have done. everything - homeward drive. ��'hen we were probably have died from hunger CartatS Lttle Lver �& You see r°„r= possible t0 have P y - 8 hely Stimulate o� I1var bila till once again p. peace. But noth- .� �; only about five miles `from home an�J -thirst — and how t poor !eV a�at■r.tagfuptotwopiats day al w your dyasUve tract. This atrouid ing seems to help. -; <J L - " -Bob took us up the' Afountain—for thing wodId -have sufffer Some = - a: you rtabt P. make you fog that happy '_ "I've_ .:'read your ' column ' for about a mile we travelled in creep -years ago one oi'- our il'eigi,bours days am h••�gaia So �=�y «� go years, and have had much help'" e....... er Liver Pills. Always hers Umm i gear, along a road where two lost a heifer in a similar accident— an baadLtooty arc from any druggist. from it. But now I'm ready to give HIIONICLES j cars could not possibly. pass, The -it fell- and was' trapped between 'Zip. A.WORRIED WIFE." view 'from the precipitous rocky two boulders, — BEYOND ENDURANCEISSUE 32 1952iiliY(�Ejt�A�tM - --+ d suppose the responsibility of + raising your large family is the Gw rr clol f ne D C to rke - - - * only, reason you have, put, up with -+ your husband ail these_ years. +' There, dors come a day when miopi 'people in Ontario will HARNESS HORSE y LOVERS _• _ + eves a• woman of your courage remember -tEta summer of 1952 if _ _ ' = * can take no more. _ or o other asoa f - f n otfi a titan or Its • Gather your children around long spell of excessively hot' and _ a you, and discuss the situation. - humid weather. Unless my memory + Long ago they must have dig- is playing tricks this weather mad:. _ - + covered how callous and cruel its debut on SS_ - - June -22 -so we have --' ave- • their father, was, so you should :had exactly a month of unpleasantDON`T' - s - -4 have' all their sympathy and ly sticky weather. I remember that - + moral *support in putting an end • date—June 2?,—because it followed + to this unbearable -situation. Your the first official day. of autrimer, - physical suffering is enough to vihea the house was bo cool' we bear, without beim exposed se o g po d t were tad .to put o few CANADA'S g.. p e alleles of. RICHEST HARNESS .,RACE - -� + your husband's heartless perse- -wood in the iurnacel The next day +cations. —and ever. since—what a. different - " '• He Should be- advised, frank- story. And the heat is with us yet. - _ • { - w + ly, of the nature and extent of But we have had rain at last, thank A • your disease; your physician is goodnea3—in' fact too much for a the one- to tell him. He will re- those who have wheat in the stooks. _ + mind him that your health will And in some parts of the country deteriorate rapidly unless he the-.. weatherman' more than '1 • ;• .. • ceases his inhuman behavior, -rain—that we realized yesterday 'on "•'and shows you the kindness and -our way home from Guelph. • understanding your condition We had been to visit."a friend. = + warrants. .. Whether, after all lately returned from England, and _ - • _ +. these years, your husband will, since Bob 'was our driver we did _ .:1• only he can proves If he refuses not stick; to the main highways., For _ � - h to try, .then your children should",one Thing, use went to see what at- ,;! take- things into their .own hands, tractions 'PuVinch Lake ,had to and see that you are protected offer—we had heard of it so often i from any ,further indignities. -but had never seen it. It is a lovel • o e This is the time you need' -spot, especially' for. those', who, ea= _ • tenderness and loyalty. If your " toy swimming and boating. So many husband will frot -give 'therit, motor -boats skimming their way ' a these children.•you are: so proud _ over the vast -expanse of water. + of cannot, in all decency, refuse. There' wag also a bathing beach; a - - e. to supply 'the dire need, baseball, diamond; a race track for It is deplorable that a man can motor cycles; slides, swings and--, -CANADIAN + _ t . + be ao inhuman to the one' h'e is merry-go=round for• the children; = +supposed• to love the most. a refreshment booth and plenty of ' " ' • • ' shady spots, complete with tables - Think it'over. and benches, 'for 'th'ose who enjoy �•• t -LOVE COMES LATE Picnic lunches, There is ajso a small PACE "Dear Anne Hirst: admission fee which includes park- _ '.`Last summer a man asked iia to ing s,.ace. - _.. -rry him-nil,g to the - - _ (and I take marriage seriously) so .highways so we were hardly pre- a "`I put hifn off. Finally he got tired pared for the amount -of. traffic we � �• -- „� of ing, and walked out. met on the narrow township roads. _ r'"�n I new I loved him. However, after awhile we discover - 1,"I have used every opportunity ed the reason. We came to an area u r A U where a freak storm las w V f toe friendly with him since, and done a terrific amount last damage g t 9th st let him realize that I see differently age *ow. But he is bit ,-and wants in just a little while. Teets were _ ttloth' with ma (.I think he uprooted = such huge trees, that 11 cares tor'me, though). He is even a bulldozer would have quite -'MAPLE LEAF.CUP FOR TROTTERS �ing with another girl now (who a time in lifting. Telephone poles . •• flb not right for him) and I'm afraif toppled over. roofs blown off and a barn reduceto matehwnod. Just. . ' will -marry her. •• ' Cf4■Rago] %tel/ A..A.■�ffl Q , 8 G:'C911. i ° • t� '� .. ... • .. � -. ., . , ... ...: . .a"..'-�-•-,.••,:.,.. >,,.,.,... (.. ,. .�.- .-"•' a,..an---•y-,t----._..,fir---:. ,yy.. _ Yr. sad Yrs. Jack Norton and the Mr. and Mrs. Alan Tomlinson and - —T— Clare family had a m� trip to Niagara fly of Hamilton spent the 'week them are: week• Among son had an enjoyable holiday at i1 t Falls on $uadaT. ', end with Ross and Harold Redshaw. Manitoulin Island last week, � Mr. and Mn.Nixjon of end hem' Mm` Coady spent a holiday with Mrs. Emprirgham had a birthday • • • What could have been a serious Mas, Ada Harris acrd attended the party for her spent the week-sad at the home of fire, was averted last week, when g parade at Stouftwilie on Monde Frances on July Jeano -.1rLr. Jack Hassell has retLned Mr, and Mrr. Arthur Prowse sad Mr. neighbor noticed smoke c y Y She was eighty; -. Home arts= spending two weeks at and Mrs. TRiamas Hammo A ominit out The W. M. S. of the United Church years old sad there were filteett ,' _Muntam-ille, Bill Voss is back home again around the windows of the home of will meet on August 14, at 2.30 p guests present, all Several from here attended the a month's stay in Eaglaad. B head Mrs. H. G. McIntyre, who is away m, in the Sun t, baying a ��se"'I on a boliday School room#'. Mrs, time, , -Anniversary Celebration at Stouff- a very enjoyable trip. He visited re- at Fort William. T)se ]i. Lackeys group will be in charge Bir, and Mrs. Clash and family of i _ irllle over the weekend. latives and while there called on a neighbor called Eddie Ortiz who got of the program. ' Windsor spent Chet weekend herM t Mr. and Mrs. Don Hedgesinto the house and got the oil iota- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Taylor and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robi7, spent sister and brother of Mr. Don Red- ace turn} off about two minutes family motored to peterTayo on Sow- i Forsyth :8nnday at Mussiemaa'e Lake, ges who axe living in London. before the thermostat was to have day, Mrs. Porter from the States spent , Mrs, Doug. Dickinson and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Teasley spent a few , st few days last week at the borne George Redshaw are on a motor tris gone on. Mr. Ortiz said the connect• Mr. and Mrs. Menyden, ""horn- da3*a last week in ► of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Forsyth sari to Edmonton and will stay a month, tions had -started to leak' oil had hillwith the Haliburtoa ar:, run out all over the cellar floor. He her pa�i�eata, Sunday �y Mr O� Mweek-end e of Toronto. t 13[r• and Mrs. Walter Ward; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lqe sad fam- said that if a s ey tertalasa,t A. fire destroyed a cottage at ily of Toronto. spent $ands with park had hit it when The joint prayer meeting will be a% are sorry to report that Mr. ( - 'Ghallc Lake, early last Thursday Baa. and Mrs, Len . ent y the thermostat went on, there would held on Friday evening et 7.45 Tansle - - morning. Claremont Fire Company Bill Towner and have been s terrific explosion sad m, in the Baptist Church 9. S: row at the ypreseut time beat his mother enjogL fire _of lieiltid 4 ---.:�--Wus called out, but the blaze was be- a ed a motor trip- up- through New - - : _ Rez• X Lackey .will be in charge. Mr and Mrs Fred Binstea,d had syr ".gond control when they arrived. Liskeard area last week; Missea Georgina. an Viola Forsyth The Goodfellowahip Class of the motor trip up-north last week,are to leave on an extended motor United Church will meet next Tues spent the week-end with her trip this week down through" the day at the home of Mrs. Fred " FAZIMRT. BRACH 00MMUMM HALd, Florida ares, shaw- Roll Call: "A verse beginning" ter, Mrs. Keith Drake of Orillia, Miss Dorothy Hawkley will leave with `b" on her holidays this week and is Mr, and Mrs. J. Peddfe and fame. ting a trip to the East Coast. fly had a motor trip to Ottawa last BINGO Several from here who are emp- week and visited friends .tere. h "aged at Genera Motors, are enjoy- Bra; and Mrs, BS. �dersoa and ., - Mon. Aug. 11 - 8:30 P. M. C One-Minute News -- food Pr�es Jackpot $65 hvm Johns-ManviHe ilsf=T8Dnr wrBa.aolic$N MA's Vice President E IT - , : !wt we «� for Production Was s LET US CN/CIC YOUR TIRES NOW Mechanic as a !Doth _ .? =Wena tires Can case delay or acd• 1 0 Tbirty-ftve years • dents—spoil t� to oiDlata the football team, po' your holiday. Enjoy a who is now Jotnaaa-Manvll3e'a vice sad was aame3d on several A]1- N •. holiday free from cite tronbie by president for production was a Americas teams in 1819, _ - Coming is for s Complete tire check garage mechanic. $ince Joining Joh sa-Maav211e 27 : - - today He is Kenneth "W. Huffine. who years ago he haj ser• yi. as man- has the over-all rtaponsib9lty- tot ages' of the-plants at Alexandria• t ©%SEAR supervising the manufacture of Ind.. and at wa kenn, -Ill. In " t Products and the erection of plants IW he was made the coo rariy'a 'TIRE SALES and SERVICE for J-ra. director of engire.rrg. �l! G60- Off and on. -Ken" H•uffiae was ^He was appo.m,ed V,ce prdskdent i 1 Adv't- FOR SALE.—cock range,- coal or "tivood. "Coed- Cheer", Perfect condi- +' tion. Fest cash offer. Phone: Picker- ins,57W1. OR S.-. L.-16 gua$e repeater 'shot . gur: 22 repeater rifle, . telescope - igh`., both brand new. _rhone Pickr orutg 5 9, _ FREE m dw•snpiatllag. --1.00 A. b+l. to a.06 P. M. "TOWEL 'PALES" Sundays A 1Rmmt Sound. Colour Film By 7PE BU—jr 'v�t ��QR,^� I~'S PRESCRIPTION 1.04 P. M, to 5.00 P. ,AL -- c�as�:rr•� -': SALDWELL LI'_�E:�L: J�LI[.L�- _ = - - .-LimitedTTOW For September. Showing 0 M SEE YOUR CALDwELL DEALER HOUC, i�k•u - • / P� m* B• f -- - J OY S ----- — - -FOR SALE�teel mortar box, pair — Y ;-.- 11 a 25.24 t -s for tire: four 760 Phone Collect Pickering 265 J 12 Tht - I., x 17's hea:ry duty tires; a�so numer- a J Store oto other articles. John Bourne, SFIIEI,I)$ MINEf FARM ` ---' Brock Road., _ .'WEST HILL • PICKERL�I(; t _ e :. mug 29 SCAB, 11862 _ PHONE: 68 _ f DUCAPaSS APPLES—for sale, Robt. C.. Ressor,- Fane and a- half - .. "r -?lei we3t of Brock P.oad, on 4th THIS WEEK'S HELPFUL H/NTS concession. _ HOUSE FOR SALE!—L,%' = ickerinA, : C.reasote .applied to wood helps prevent rotting camsel -J :on Brock Road. Whitt frame. and. a from dampness.. H large ck Road. with fou- acres land. Land Surveys , WATCH and c�c:ltl " SEPAIRII3G Arthur Faw! ett, 193 Eoitc:. Ave. S. For Kcal L�ttat'e, Insurance and Mortgrrgas �! ti H.�rilton, Ont.G. T. HOELTON . - r Sep I+Willson R e al t Cod; :our Ontario Land Sarreyet1`'OR SALE — tab'e and chairs.And Civil . Elstinear-= ocra, coach, bed and Ch rterfied - odd $UBURBAN SPIICIALM - ST Woodhonme Cron. p • .occasional chairs, Chesterfield chair. •�' '.. - - :. AJAX � N book came.—Mrs. J. Wane, Church - St., Pickering. STOP 86, KING07ON RD., SCAR.. 7-082 Ptrotae: Ajay 2472' V - P'Ettrae 53J OR - PIChQiIN(3 61F32DL�`1�FT8 MAY CUhLL NiBrr ODS ARCORD BAR STRAYE6) from Lot 11, Concess► t EVENINGS ONLY) • PWRERING w L 6iEtCORI�S NOW SO'CENTS ' ion 4, Ton -•ship of Pickering, -one "1F rro RAST. WE SHOULD HAVE M Council Oondiued ' LAD*BS' and BENTS' WATC IRS _ iierrtord heifer ear-ta$$ed. the pro- stock, =35b,QQ; -Police,• $4,&20.72: Frow y�,60 Terra: 81,00 Weekly peer r of W. C. TI•.nmson, Pickering, includes paying for radio .�- DOWN PAiFItTBNT ....LhY3 Cllld N� Phone 88: aipment ar-d-two new cruisers; .Wel- : WANTED--D-ed or Crippled Farm fates 8466,46; Hoap:tslization, $p19, , Animals -Por speedy pick up, tail �. SMICS MARKET 24: Contingencies,$7,692,iQ: Roads. Pickering JewAry n _.< _ $2,1,144.70. - ,co,.ect — Bo:°sorer Rendering, phone PICKERiING -TOWNSHIP - ` :I vndhorst 6231 or Pickering 243 MAPLE. LEAF WEIVEftS 494 ><b• pkg. �s • „ •_ . BIJJLL?ING PEBMITB Wa. zriA7 ' — tf _ tuned Tues.-FrL 1 P lil. r ow my �r s I.a - 5 : — Gp1-,E7r1q s' CAi:DS ■ EAE, CUTLETS 851 The Get i.oveiy Curves ssad by appointment j -. ' Mt-• Ce:�pteia, Second Coaceesion, � • Rouge H1113, has a 11r:e -stock of - Gre.ting t'�rda Chri•;mae• Samples iSmali PORK SAUSAGE 4V [b• :"•'in 5 t IQ lbs. -New Pep F. J°. PROUSE • IZl aOW- O. -df- Earl') � - Tboranwe x+ro neva :road --,un wer¢h& Detaee, now _ aug 9 .. have ,rwlxry rutrocrn n so mor+ = -BUILDING INSPECTOR PHO.` : PICKERING .6 mmI,., us a nu,towe, Trrev itfunp QW I $ _ - 9-h Vn. bo(lkitl NNinna bW#)%m nix um -rent - - 1%pK YOY. uR rW t nw, U, 't fours ttina tion c _ `tuw! wmiulu„ y Ran tnr• Uun t lour K^ttlntt too tit ' ICK -ERI _ -- - - - I rc„ , `vr-rw.� uYuf�atcd A •N �urt(s M.A. c ^Fry tOatros�e ay . Il : ow Patin" kwe" cwvm am pop. th"y Ati11 rlr .'.Purl/a - I . NET Pt►one Pickering 217 f • :. Save Fe edin Costs - ._ -- MOTO _ . . Attention _ w FUNCTIONAL FEEDS ,HELP •' - PRODUCE HEALTHY, -FULLY = Singer Se L ins MaC�I Ing �O. . . •--• - _ �:��� Picke'"ring:-. � __ ___ _ NOURISHED BIRDS WHO s - 14 — id.ONTARIO.ST'REE'1', OSH�k;WA. ONTARIO PHONE 6-6448 PHONE 1,93 GIVE MORE EGGS —BETTER a.. •� EGGS. BY INCREASING roil BONDED ``sLNGFjitw REPRESENTATIVE 1 AT TRE CAt-Mw LIGST , �`` QUALITY AND �iUANTITY MR. IL R. BALLANTLN$, WILL BE IN YOUR DISTRIUP l EYRiY TUESDAY AND 'I2[1JRSDAY OF EACH WEEK q Y CE QUALITY USED CABS ., - YOU LOWER COST AND I TO GIVE YOU SERYL _.:�. �► �► MICREASE. PROFITS.- P$ICE .�,IGaT If Interested 1n Amy Of The Fwlowins Items, Please N" voupoa I 1952 f�flr eoaelt r, ��� - : - :.. - �8 _ -..SIN SER SEWING MACHINE CO,' 19W Prmttae keds., perfect oar, „ i, Ontario Street, Owawa, Ont, 14�. fully, egop>� r. - 1 rAb Ford Deluxe Be"fully E66 MASH sad E66 PELLETS a - :II .J oast intetirmted is equipped - ;New machine _., .. � - _ ' .. Re.•pairing ._.. .. _ - - . � , ' 1946. Plymouth, Detoae sedan (tie PNe% ; ,!Other items - j. -t Pkafe forward me your iilesUatted,oatalogse r 19-M G. M. C. 1 ton pickup dl It t 19 LT IWI. ton pickup o mane .; Ir and .. - Address 4. 'Many More • To Choose Flrola _ - 1 I DICKERING ii[ILLLYG CO .,. ftme Piekerin - ' ..ADMIRAL TELEVISION AND RADIO SETTS WIDE SELECTION OF CARS Church •folk. •Any�youngstscr from the- „ _ - , x$10 00 Will Provide • community, between the ages of four ---•• - ' • � ALL PRICED WITHIN RtASON and eleven is welcome, On Friday evening at 8,00 o'clock for a new General this weak, the parents, and friends of � �t'�_-1500600 - .-person ee Us Motors car; trihCli the youngsters are invited to-- the_. - _ r}y,,� school, to share in the daily pros•- 'Towards Medical Treotment of— Top tale -in Allowance on ram, and to see and hear what the - • o feria t have been learning. d to LET US I'ff PYOCIPl,l1N OLIO TETANUS LEUKAEMIA ENCEPHALITIS' your pr?sent car offering that evening will h used 1. ` 5 WING p SMALLPDX DIPHTHERIA MENINGITIS .77 help meet the epcperses of the school, Y. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1952 _ The Staff wish to express their N' IT Y 1tn�N'� For.You and Your Faln auction sale at the Stouffville Live thanks to the Public pool Board AD ERTISIN BUDGET stock Sales Arena, ,.3ellin li�eetoek • letting o m u t school: nt i „ for et g e use he ;. . • .' . _ .. .. g ?,fr. •Ken Morley. for his. constant ;-AND T�' _ __ - _ Htiipiesciall h Sheep, 1�, . un I • • •- Maine - _ ' en hep, and to the Presbyter- Heifers, resbyter` I y ��I �ME + ei - , Stockers, P Church for the loan• -of• their f - _- __ Pigs Horses, Ponies and.?oa:try, primary chairs. / Residc?ice _ For pickup and delivery service. Tine Staff are as follows:—Be- ' RESULTS. phone StouffMlle 'S', Come ,early' ginners•Dept.;'Mrs: Young, Director City 9 Provinoe ; and bring ;•gym?tiiutg to sell and see � ssisted by bins. James, Mrs, Gracie, Mrs. Gould Mrs. Wilson Mrs, Ashl I To the beat of m knowledge and belief I nor member of m . :..the mode -r. stay. to seU- by puolic 4 fJr • - Y , , 6'e an(Y Y ton; Primary- Dept.', Mrs. West�iev, � famliy nas had.poliomylttis within the last 90' days. au^tion. "Yrw Bring it, �'�:e'il Sell Directorf' assisted by Mrs. C. Brown, 'it. Make this your market where Mrs. R. Winter, Elaine Lishman and (t) I am applying for Family Policy 'and attach $10,09 for 2 years, -but-er_ and s!Aler meet. Sale every Joyce Morley., __ 5rthir!r?� :.06 P,,M. Junior_Dept,,-Rev. Young, D..jrector: � " assisted by Misses Jessie Bushby and > I am applying for Irskiividual Poll' and attach $6:00 for 8 yrs. Vacati00 �'chool'''Continued- . • Colleen Donnel y• _ ... i : • , . _ ... Dated '7LY � ' r.1:?;r'•• . . made their vray through the rain to Audley Vacation School the Public School at Pickering, and From 9.f,n to 12,00 noon began their'week at -,•acatl6n school, Nexi Monday rmornirig, August Agent - Applicant's sig41atu18 En'ro.lment has since climbed to oV- 1'1, the Audley .cation School -will. _ _ ler sixty;.o--e;- thirty in' the pre-school begin its sessions at Baggotsville room, eightee : in the primary, and. School. Mrs, Astley, Miss Margaret - - - a dozen in the junior department. Puckrin ani Rev. Young will head Coutpletk and return the above applicatisn to , All this meek they will be busy at the three departments of this effort _ : "YOUR FRIENDLY RESIDENT AGBNMP' their program of games, songs, stor= in Christian Education T'he young- iee, Bible Study and handwork, under stere of the Audley district, arp jar _ CYRIL E.' MORLEY - PICKERING the leadership of a staff of United +iced to attend. _ �s iAllt�rs awwl.��rmM www W;` _ t _ COSM•E OS ustiNt. esIM100 • PW •• �► PHOTO-P'INISH1144. VETERINARY SUplsalTRri BABY N ESDS IFILL TNIkT + BTORE HOURS -• week: 11. - _ FREE m dw•snpiatllag. --1.00 A. b+l. to a.06 P. M. "TOWEL 'PALES" Sundays A 1Rmmt Sound. Colour Film By 7PE BU—jr 'v�t ��QR,^� I~'S PRESCRIPTION 1.04 P. M, to 5.00 P. ,AL -- c�as�:rr•� -': SALDWELL LI'_�E:�L: J�LI[.L�- _ = - - .-LimitedTTOW For September. Showing 0 M SEE YOUR CALDwELL DEALER HOUC, i�k•u - • / P� m* B• f -- - J OY S ----- — - -FOR SALE�teel mortar box, pair — Y ;-.- 11 a 25.24 t -s for tire: four 760 Phone Collect Pickering 265 J 12 Tht - I., x 17's hea:ry duty tires; a�so numer- a J Store oto other articles. John Bourne, SFIIEI,I)$ MINEf FARM ` ---' Brock Road., _ .'WEST HILL • PICKERL�I(; t _ e :. mug 29 SCAB, 11862 _ PHONE: 68 _ f DUCAPaSS APPLES—for sale, Robt. C.. Ressor,- Fane and a- half - .. "r -?lei we3t of Brock P.oad, on 4th THIS WEEK'S HELPFUL H/NTS concession. _ HOUSE FOR SALE!—L,%' = ickerinA, : C.reasote .applied to wood helps prevent rotting camsel -J :on Brock Road. Whitt frame. and. a from dampness.. H large ck Road. with fou- acres land. Land Surveys , WATCH and c�c:ltl " SEPAIRII3G Arthur Faw! ett, 193 Eoitc:. Ave. S. For Kcal L�ttat'e, Insurance and Mortgrrgas �! ti H.�rilton, Ont.G. T. HOELTON . - r Sep I+Willson R e al t Cod; :our Ontario Land Sarreyet1`'OR SALE — tab'e and chairs.And Civil . Elstinear-= ocra, coach, bed and Ch rterfied - odd $UBURBAN SPIICIALM - ST Woodhonme Cron. p • .occasional chairs, Chesterfield chair. •�' '.. - - :. AJAX � N book came.—Mrs. J. Wane, Church - St., Pickering. STOP 86, KING07ON RD., SCAR.. 7-082 Ptrotae: Ajay 2472' V - P'Ettrae 53J OR - PIChQiIN(3 61F32DL�`1�FT8 MAY CUhLL NiBrr ODS ARCORD BAR STRAYE6) from Lot 11, Concess► t EVENINGS ONLY) • PWRERING w L 6iEtCORI�S NOW SO'CENTS ' ion 4, Ton -•ship of Pickering, -one "1F rro RAST. WE SHOULD HAVE M Council Oondiued ' LAD*BS' and BENTS' WATC IRS _ iierrtord heifer ear-ta$$ed. the pro- stock, =35b,QQ; -Police,• $4,&20.72: Frow y�,60 Terra: 81,00 Weekly peer r of W. C. TI•.nmson, Pickering, includes paying for radio .�- DOWN PAiFItTBNT ....LhY3 Cllld N� Phone 88: aipment ar-d-two new cruisers; .Wel- : WANTED--D-ed or Crippled Farm fates 8466,46; Hoap:tslization, $p19, , Animals -Por speedy pick up, tail �. SMICS MARKET 24: Contingencies,$7,692,iQ: Roads. Pickering JewAry n _.< _ $2,1,144.70. - ,co,.ect — Bo:°sorer Rendering, phone PICKERiING -TOWNSHIP - ` :I vndhorst 6231 or Pickering 243 MAPLE. LEAF WEIVEftS 494 ><b• pkg. �s • „ •_ . BIJJLL?ING PEBMITB Wa. zriA7 ' — tf _ tuned Tues.-FrL 1 P lil. r ow my �r s I.a - 5 : — Gp1-,E7r1q s' CAi:DS ■ EAE, CUTLETS 851 The Get i.oveiy Curves ssad by appointment j -. ' Mt-• Ce:�pteia, Second Coaceesion, � • Rouge H1113, has a 11r:e -stock of - Gre.ting t'�rda Chri•;mae• Samples iSmali PORK SAUSAGE 4V [b• :"•'in 5 t IQ lbs. -New Pep F. J°. PROUSE • IZl aOW- O. -df- Earl') � - Tboranwe x+ro neva :road --,un wer¢h& Detaee, now _ aug 9 .. have ,rwlxry rutrocrn n so mor+ = -BUILDING INSPECTOR PHO.` : PICKERING .6 mmI,., us a nu,towe, Trrev itfunp QW I $ _ - 9-h Vn. bo(lkitl NNinna bW#)%m nix um -rent - - 1%pK YOY. uR rW t nw, U, 't fours ttina tion c _ `tuw! wmiulu„ y Ran tnr• Uun t lour K^ttlntt too tit ' ICK -ERI _ -- - - - I rc„ , `vr-rw.� uYuf�atcd A •N �urt(s M.A. c ^Fry tOatros�e ay . Il : ow Patin" kwe" cwvm am pop. th"y Ati11 rlr .'.Purl/a - I . NET Pt►one Pickering 217 f • :. Save Fe edin Costs - ._ -- MOTO _ . . Attention _ w FUNCTIONAL FEEDS ,HELP •' - PRODUCE HEALTHY, -FULLY = Singer Se L ins MaC�I Ing �O. . . •--• - _ �:��� Picke'"ring:-. � __ ___ _ NOURISHED BIRDS WHO s - 14 — id.ONTARIO.ST'REE'1', OSH�k;WA. ONTARIO PHONE 6-6448 PHONE 1,93 GIVE MORE EGGS —BETTER a.. •� EGGS. BY INCREASING roil BONDED ``sLNGFjitw REPRESENTATIVE 1 AT TRE CAt-Mw LIGST , �`` QUALITY AND �iUANTITY MR. IL R. BALLANTLN$, WILL BE IN YOUR DISTRIUP l EYRiY TUESDAY AND 'I2[1JRSDAY OF EACH WEEK q Y CE QUALITY USED CABS ., - YOU LOWER COST AND I TO GIVE YOU SERYL _.:�. �► �► MICREASE. PROFITS.- P$ICE .�,IGaT If Interested 1n Amy Of The Fwlowins Items, Please N" voupoa I 1952 f�flr eoaelt r, ��� - : - :.. - �8 _ -..SIN SER SEWING MACHINE CO,' 19W Prmttae keds., perfect oar, „ i, Ontario Street, Owawa, Ont, 14�. fully, egop>� r. - 1 rAb Ford Deluxe Be"fully E66 MASH sad E66 PELLETS a - :II .J oast intetirmted is equipped - ;New machine _., .. � - _ ' .. Re.•pairing ._.. .. _ - - . � , ' 1946. Plymouth, Detoae sedan (tie PNe% ; ,!Other items - j. -t Pkafe forward me your iilesUatted,oatalogse r 19-M G. M. C. 1 ton pickup dl It t 19 LT IWI. ton pickup o mane .; Ir and .. - Address 4. 'Many More • To Choose Flrola _ - 1 I DICKERING ii[ILLLYG CO .,. ftme Piekerin - ' ..ADMIRAL TELEVISION AND RADIO SETTS WIDE SELECTION OF CARS Church •folk. •Any�youngstscr from the- „ _ - , x$10 00 Will Provide • community, between the ages of four ---•• - ' • � ALL PRICED WITHIN RtASON and eleven is welcome, On Friday evening at 8,00 o'clock for a new General this weak, the parents, and friends of � �t'�_-1500600 - .-person ee Us Motors car; trihCli the youngsters are invited to-- the_. - _ r}y,,� school, to share in the daily pros•- 'Towards Medical Treotment of— Top tale -in Allowance on ram, and to see and hear what the - • o feria t have been learning. d to LET US I'ff PYOCIPl,l1N OLIO TETANUS LEUKAEMIA ENCEPHALITIS' your pr?sent car offering that evening will h used 1. ` 5 WING p SMALLPDX DIPHTHERIA MENINGITIS .77 help meet the epcperses of the school, Y. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1952 _ The Staff wish to express their N' IT Y 1tn�N'� For.You and Your Faln auction sale at the Stouffville Live thanks to the Public pool Board AD ERTISIN BUDGET stock Sales Arena, ,.3ellin li�eetoek • letting o m u t school: nt i „ for et g e use he ;. . • .' . _ .. .. g ?,fr. •Ken Morley. for his. constant ;-AND T�' _ __ - _ Htiipiesciall h Sheep, 1�, . un I • • •- Maine - _ ' en hep, and to the Presbyter- Heifers, resbyter` I y ��I �ME + ei - , Stockers, P Church for the loan• -of• their f - _- __ Pigs Horses, Ponies and.?oa:try, primary chairs. / Residc?ice _ For pickup and delivery service. Tine Staff are as follows:—Be- ' RESULTS. phone StouffMlle 'S', Come ,early' ginners•Dept.;'Mrs: Young, Director City 9 Provinoe ; and bring ;•gym?tiiutg to sell and see � ssisted by bins. James, Mrs, Gracie, Mrs. Gould Mrs. Wilson Mrs, Ashl I To the beat of m knowledge and belief I nor member of m . :..the mode -r. stay. to seU- by puolic 4 fJr • - Y , , 6'e an(Y Y ton; Primary- Dept.', Mrs. West�iev, � famliy nas had.poliomylttis within the last 90' days. au^tion. "Yrw Bring it, �'�:e'il Sell Directorf' assisted by Mrs. C. Brown, 'it. Make this your market where Mrs. R. Winter, Elaine Lishman and (t) I am applying for Family Policy 'and attach $10,09 for 2 years, -but-er_ and s!Aler meet. Sale every Joyce Morley., __ 5rthir!r?� :.06 P,,M. Junior_Dept,,-Rev. Young, D..jrector: � " assisted by Misses Jessie Bushby and > I am applying for Irskiividual Poll' and attach $6:00 for 8 yrs. Vacati00 �'chool'''Continued- . • Colleen Donnel y• _ ... i : • , . _ ... Dated '7LY � ' r.1:?;r'•• . . made their vray through the rain to Audley Vacation School the Public School at Pickering, and From 9.f,n to 12,00 noon began their'week at -,•acatl6n school, Nexi Monday rmornirig, August Agent - Applicant's sig41atu18 En'ro.lment has since climbed to oV- 1'1, the Audley .cation School -will. _ _ ler sixty;.o--e;- thirty in' the pre-school begin its sessions at Baggotsville room, eightee : in the primary, and. School. Mrs, Astley, Miss Margaret - - - a dozen in the junior department. Puckrin ani Rev. Young will head Coutpletk and return the above applicatisn to , All this meek they will be busy at the three departments of this effort _ : "YOUR FRIENDLY RESIDENT AGBNMP' their program of games, songs, stor= in Christian Education T'he young- iee, Bible Study and handwork, under stere of the Audley district, arp jar _ CYRIL E.' MORLEY - PICKERING the leadership of a staff of United +iced to attend. _ - ' n Material in Stock CJtIARANTh;EID I�IC;EaCH1VIL�"� HARIDwt)OD FLOORING GA A "RADYO SERVICE._- _- E+Ir, �iDi!"9 AND _ rUHNITURE DEALHR __ St Andrew Presbyteeisa. Church � FAIRPORT .UNITED CHURCH I ` -AAV Make or Model <z OF OAK, 1lZIiE1H, )tAPi1R Plelsering; Ontario AND SUNDAY SCHOOL 1 1 FUNERAL •DIRZMR Eev. David Marshall, Minister Services will be held at 8.45 a, nL a � ,�►rthnr Fly AiQD 8.09 m..•:Worshi Service J Private Ambalmn Service A•160 A GOOD SIPOCK 08 P P dazing my sad Asgu" . ply or Nighi . " �., --P>rY�00p _. Ne Sands, Sehoei During'July ' ... . _ •. �;' .- �HU v E PickeriR 6� W 8 Was. I1bcEACSNIE, .Prop: and August. P liiICKE8IIVG GOSPEL CHURCH 4, N. Ali. G®rdona St, Ptekrlas RURA.z B� Phone Fick. 153 -_, • .. ...? LUMBER YARDB l ~ PiO�SERIfVG IINiTIQD CSURCIi 10.06 A. M. s. zir�8 PICKERINi^- ONTARIO Rev. Arthus 10. Young, Minister U.00 � �8 M. ice : I _�,� 5. j ' Pl�A'er • Ont• PHE?NlE Pick. i4. 10.00 a e1►., �... Sunday School llvsu sereiea a _ Daily Service To sad From g+ 11.00 a. m. — Morning Worship 7.04 c, , osHAWA . f� _ Y..: _.... _ _ — Chartered Buses For All M A. YY r • • - ALLWELCOME f ' Oecarrona : lltisister -- Rev. W. C. Neal PHONE:, PUCKERING 241W2 �ID'lONWD AUCTI4Nk1ZR A'NP.•.. '. BUILDER � ...�._. �-- YAIJA90R WOODWORKING PATTERN FOR -LIVING KEW AND CLARKS . .R�N'�'ICE Phone � W_� .__. ..... In the $char' cause, Arts, Sciences,. all Crafts are counted a8 ` 614 D:UNPAS St. EA+ T WRf ft -KITCHEN CA.BZNETS Worship. The man who makes a piece of notepaper to the best of his _ k , AUCTIONEhUtS . ability, conscientiously, concentrating all his force on perfecting it, is, Licensed and Authorized for the BVILT and INS%9LLED giving praise to God.,. Briefly, all effort put forth by man fro mthe full- ,• a Camues of Ontario and York. AiYrBRA?IONS ON 7iOIJA nese of, his heart, is Worship, if i% it prompted by the highest motive, '; '14CA and the will to do service too. humanity. This. in Worship: to nerve man- ' Farm 8 �P�_b goy; • r BOMA � kind and to minister to the nods of the people. Sei rnce late Prayer. Estate mous ld Specialty at ReasoaabL OP�'Oi[16CSItf- - G. A. B ekkavold Rates. Deal Service for the 9." to 12.00 and son 0 s,00 � 1BAHA'I WORLD FA�TH ?rice of Ons. S►enisca- Moa. Wed. Fri.,'A too- :. t vimaee P. ©. PHONE 60 - PIBKER1Na - ht mss, P. 0. p� Agin. .. !' 11�V3 DI6hi8Y BLDG., OP*.- OSHAWA, ONTARIO � - blaritiaat P. O. piece Mark. 90d I?bone Res. 6-4 W,, Office 6-i14i ..: Preaticea have been�estsb 'imbed 4'�,ee"'DrY Service A.n�Bed) O UNBAR rGN - - 7. •- -WELL, IILES Mr, and ides. Om Brander. of D9NSVAA sad RICHARDS LO hS Y� � were visitors with Min. A. SEPTIC TANKS Ontario Laced Surveyors, And Brander this week._ _ Professional Engineers. LICENSED AUL'TI,OAT8E8 Jter, A, J, and Mrs. Payton end v Dorothy acid Betty of Gananoque. $1S King Street. East Pickering asd Whitby 'Townships are spending two weeks at French Glazed-Pipe Cement - , - OSHAwA, OMP. ° Picone: 34MM --...Farm, Household sad Prerpes r Mr, Keith Gibb is on a motor trio Wee piwe Tile Lime : _ - - with friends to the 'West t bIo I Y _ Jul is Sales A Specially y - - - - Ms. Doug Willis spent the weeks �LL erprOofiIi� r d (retL81]t ° :'Piarmpt Attention Given erg at hies .Mohr, ,Wke Sime„ . _ _ - BiOC fj - - - - - � y { gvhitby R. R 1, Phone 814 ('hriaiine- Ann Thompsun, daugh _ �3tilt,il`ie�i� ter cf Dugs�ki and Mrs. Tl ompa n ` was baptised an Sunday a:urning,bv..-- `' - ... her grar.&t'ather, -Rev' _J.arres. P.3Ytor Y - I ROS. "Sighwsy Monument tVerlu^ , iHo me ir. the United l iiurdi here_ I -- - ' ROBT. AUSTIN, PROP. -- Congratu:at:,xur to . Mr, and Mrs. — I!�/iPROVEfVIENT Var:derkoui• who were _' -arr:ed rn AL'r�SN:� ROAD PICK Ktt1N ti 181 w18 R. R. 1, Whitby. Ontario }iuwmsn:rlLe. Ti a briSe'w3F,`thie f�N Two Miles'West Of Whitby Oa �b ._ ... _. _mer .Kathleen :�troud, ,.,- . anal, No, Highway Between whr Y Budget Plan Rev, A• 1~• Bamford ie sp ng .• '. And Ajax =' PHONE. W'IiiTBY 45! ter, days at Arnpriuq w;th hes son- (no down payment required) Dur., arA family. : 6uw,00 to X0.00 From Ss:. Mr, and,Mrs, Howard br_c:'Iem�rix Mr, and Mrs Fred. Gillard.,and "Mrs. Morden ; _ - y and Mary 'Beth arra spemung-two �. To. Twent deur Months To Pay daughter spent file week=end kith'._ Mrs, 5. KlakI ' of Toronto sisited weeks at RiverAew Lodge. Mus' Mrs. Gillarrt's parents at E aladar: Mrs. F. Byers last week,' i. -A, Complete Service from one store kola Mr, I. Wood has been at Jack Laike Mrs. Elmo Disney and children • • for Home Ownsm and Builders Miss Muriel Barr-ford was .in Lon, ' - RAPNIrR don with friends for the week-end.. in Haliburton for' the i�st week. wetly-with circle relatives- at Brighton - - Pii Lumber :sad Trim. Doors, Saab, here attend � - 'We are sorry .to' hear that Mien last week for .taw days. Quite a number from. Alice Coombs had the misfortune to Mr, and.-Mea. Rose Disney arm at :'- _.:V St. 3ortkr W>titby. Oat.. . ,Pretk Window Units' Wallboeeda ed the Horticultural Society picnic break hes •collarbone last Saturday. tho cottage in -the north Country. ' - glgA and Plywood•. Hardware, Paint at Port Perry. All report a Naills, Builders' 9olPliss good this week r i PhO� - .• • - time. I Mr, and.Mre, Glen'Eastwood were Mrs, Jean Stiven and daughter, (' ' �si eCt��NCOd with Mr, Eastwood'• people at Whit- : CLE N DENIM G- Conlr�e LUMIW from two hundred miles north of r. I - by last Thursday .evening. - William, are visiting her uncle Yr. - Rev, -H. R. said Mrs• Manktnan are,.' ; T F ^ �T J. McIntosh for a month. Miss Beatrice -McLean in at the siding August with Mr. Monk ., DMV 1\ - SCO, LTD• A speedy recovery is hoped for 1 Leadership Camp for Y, •P. U. peon I mans mother at Saskatoon. There- y - :1SCAiLB480 J1fI3t•1•ION Mrs, J. Mills who has undergone an pie down near Medoc this+ week. I fore, we are not h�a+iirg any church .. operation at the East Gen. Hospital. know she will bring. back a helpful or • Sunday school on the loth and s gMl, Mrs- Charles Annie is visiting her report17th of August at Greenwood Sorry . lldlfl4r,L4 a One Ionlio WeeK gear, Cadegiate daughter Mrs, Quackenbush, at Fort Mies May Brown attended the W. someone of Cha societies could not 1 s I nerd of 9bP 14 William. I. get-together, at Barrie. last week. cry on the services. er three lrioeirs Mr, and Mrs. "Walter Willis and and reports a wonderful, instructive Mr, and Mee. Ed. Maine o!°Tor- lyjAR A1Ni Scar. 3338 =-Ho. 1117 miss Winnitred Willie of Ottawa, tires. onto called on Mrs. Gibgon on Suzf were visitors . at Niagara Falls on Mr. L. Sanderson, of Toronto, day. p�gp�Mw Saturday. spent the week-end with Douglas and WANTI0 apUPiTiiY HOII[Et1 • • FAit7if8 ,- - Wj* ,&MB"ANCB- We Han Waiti:g _ = Daws Ps. NK R. �MIT�I A CALL, Mr. > For Pt apt And • Meats, Groceries and Locker Service ` QOxANT god COXANr -Nights: MA1091 -tonics EMi_oeo4 +CC�Uy4L/TY 1F/RST — SERVICE OUR AIM B,�rristen and soles.. _ . J. A. p'ILLOUGHB'Y and SANS Gordon D: Conant, K. C. Realtors I P »e_ G. i;ea;Dt, .;;.: �.. .. CKERING :• ... _ _ .. . PHONE 30 - _- - Roger sixty mea sal pot•, 7 1-2 Simcos St. L Established 1900 Oshawa• Drone: s.�°r... _ Fresh Grade A Large. Air=. Ontario Qutx 2 lame p'l g. �69c• pr TIDE Soap Powder Plosia - Zb 1►i ' FOUR FAMILY WASH. -- E$, d S ��8@..37C i J. P. ALLAN a - ..:in c stun 5C doz. 6 ��ell E9tate . Insurance .. FROZEXI -' — - nR ...-Insurance Coo- - • - Orange Jume 2. tine 45C FRESH. SOAP FLAKES LARGE •: WRITE OR PHONE KIN .Q'S ROW — AJAR Minced Hamburg, lb. 49c• : 35c _Cheap Rates For Farm ,Aad Conn�7 D.' G. MAITLAND, MANAGER "PORK" C$OICE Brdldings - Phone Pick — 959JU COlD `LU oz.'ti11-19C' - Windstorm• Insurance on Buildings Loins Pork - - - - •• - Lea Soap F WindmilL,.Siloa, stet AJAX ,PHONE — 1 - 49c Maple p F.1. _ T'REA,T EITHER END large 36a Flakes -Automobile Insurance Of AA Kinds i'QUS LISTING INVITED __. .Peaches 2.-20 oz: tints 47c . owman & Gibson - family size . 93c . _ PRONE - wFITTBY 621 Rump. of Choice _ FOR FRET$ .ESTIMATES OUR O.WN BhEI`?D _ .. _ Veal lb. TEA lb. 59c 69C'- .Margene Margarine - - _ Gurney Heating Systems lb. -35c OLD HORSES — = 1. A•t Your Farist Eavetroagh- and •Tinsmith Supplies "ASTOR"- _ _ _ .. _ TAKE ._ADVANTAGE J AI°s0 sold and Installed. COFFEE lb• 93c' Cartons doz. 25c SALT 2 lb. pkg. IOC ONDEAD OR CRIPPLM STOf3B. PHONE: PICK. 202al - - WITH CELLOPHANE LINER i . _ Hourly Pick-up 4 . i CAMPIMI:L MIDIIk: RODMAN Pltane-,f,�,� — A 1• 12 _ Special Again - FRONT OF BEEF - - ---- STAFF ORD egos. -Sheet:Metal Works for your locker; processed. .39c1b. : Rietz of Pickering News Offmis _ , MONUUMNTAL WOMBt! : ltiiae WLItI+ �. � 1 gIhNINNINpIMINIINIMI�IMMIpIN11N11�NA1�Wl ��� •� , East the Oshawa Hospital for �sw Ove .nader'obses'vstion: �'•...,A ..=asssT�-1L li .. Milia astit Eee sy. - on Sunda I, alga- siq . am tt' w rel- i ... Hel�as had"' ♦ �T 1 7 i ;was �_ i' i•• a -•:� John, who, i! enjoying- • g- 'pb ww �r - abs thiry�mile speed limiti signs do or three week'speUs on the farm. The McMurray family from Cale- emnised on Saturday, Angnst 3;'id the home of Mr. and Kra. Colic Mr. am Ora .. E. Perryman and Aughtss of Aston Called on- friends holiday� Ya iA[ni Do ld " ---A" appear to be having much effect on marry* of the ms0arists who are -,ion, spent Sunday with Mrs. Joan WOD=aceott and fiamily. Madill, when their second ' daughter Betty 'Mae became the bride o1 K®a- here on Mondisy last, Yrs. viokere children of- Bud. s ' a� Brooklia visited her parents �� atl using our local, roads. Old Forest An excellent picture of the Queen P neth- AM06h , son of Mr. A. Ramsay end - is i�atls"+visit+ad with `'her parents. Mrs. Hamilton d � bWe� Dft. and 'Mrs. 'F. 8, 8ifr ie 'cad . _ &MOld Rosebank Roads. ar'e used as speedways by some drivers. and seV- has been received by the Trustees S. S."No. 3-, for hanging in the and the late Mrs. Ramsay, of-Bron- chem: Rev, H. Lackey. officiated. John Gillman for a few da last Ys and ats of Toronto visited has parr eral of our children have nearly been have asked of -schoolroom, the g� of the Bartlett The bride, gtlei r jn 947age by her ++tri week. Mr. and Mrs. • H. Robertson of eats th aW sk-en& Mm. Ritchie_dyslat - •- run_ down• zany parents ' a family. Our thanks is extended, Mather, vas atti. _ n a white satiin worn Toronto, called- on Mrs. Lemm`on an Mr, Gordon Gra _ us to brine this mAtte ib� ane � eution of those resp - piaad for a more considerate attit- - Franklin• Raymer and family of Box Grove, were recent callers at Grasmere. '•His'mother and family, strapless gown with a lace jacket, with, Jong sleeves and f skirt with nylon net underskirt, and Mrs, Middleton last week _ Mrs W. Hamilton and -Mrs. Math- tion ready- to start another new.. house adjoin ng the other, on thaE a ;ude tpward the hosts of kiddies 'who • were large land-owgers 'When �• DR. carried a bouquet of _'red-sweetheart ewe took in the W. i, bus tri to the P Quilt an(L Rug fair at Barrie last highway, east of the tel ' are on our thorougtrfaries during the resent holiday season- Chapman started his, teaching car- eer there in 1892,attired roses. Her sister, Mrs. R .Puckrin, in maulre% nylon net'and car- .wegk and called on the latter's sis- ter, Mrs, W, Tordiff. Turn Daley' last week enjoyed a Executive_of the Community tied yellow roses, was matron of hoar Mr. Mrs, Your Scrap __—"--visit -by her mother and father who motored over from Royal dak* Kim• ' Club met at Grasmere one evening last weeik to deal • with the Blue or. Her younger sister *Miss Jean Madill, dressed in pink nylon carry- and- D..• Fora and little son 'spent the wee--end with Mr. sDd Kra G: E. ]3oltliy. _ -iron & Meth — ' New tenants are taking over part 'ot•,the Dow Drop property' Further Cross latest announcement: In the that ing yellow roses, was bridesmaid. was supported by 'Mr. Milig S ms harp of Oshawa called on _ IN'T'O C ASH S - letter thele was shown- , .the �fne groom her niece Wirs. Al, Haf�ey on. Civic a+, !4L` `? ._ information about this will appear in Blue Cross was losing a greater Earl Campbell as best man. The res- ' Holiday. _ ;this column later. - - The Mead fmnily'motored to Mom percentage from fine percent of their membership...whicIs entailed a loss of ' eption was held at the home of the I bride's pcaresits. The House being de- . Mr. and Mrs. H. Philip of Toros- to called on Mr. Mrs. M' 'Haan IROS' pPM-M IC#LL. _ _ yeal last Week and spent a few days '.Ming in that Msa. $16'5,00.0, and so, in an L effort; _ to ..coraied, with gladioli .. and sweet The and ilton one day recently, 'visiting - T���TO�� .rasctirres city. overcame without letting their prey peas. bride's mother received in Mr, . Henry Shea is with Mead reports that hes• father is sent members go, they suggested ' sneer with white accessories his son WSlmot and family at Maar 1~OIf.DitNG 9�Qi . �� -much improved in health since his .71 is he, two alternatives. The one was to U� and a, corsage of white carnations, For iiia, - - Phaos �� �J _ return to. .the district which had lived for so many years• raise .th® rates and the other was keep the same dues as' last Year,, travelling, the bride ch mg', ose•nary creme dress, nary accessories and a Ghe next meeting of the Women's Institute be in will the form of a _ - Our local firemen were busy last with a-$15.00 deductible in the first beige shorty mat. The bride add picait at Greenwood park, Tuesday , Tuesday and Thursday everdnXZ urges at'any hospital, After due groom left amid 'showers of con. afternoon, August 12, Bring your SKINNY MM, W'OMMI Gain an ' = practicing resucitation and firatrsid consideration the Club recommended fetti for a short honeymoon in Nor- lunch and meet at the MuzLicipal to tiiteea PoM. Drew peps toe, 1' - methods. The boys keep ti-*'r hall �t � who cared to stay should the theses Ontario and on their. return. Building at 2,30 p, m; famab Os%M Toric Tablet f e neat-and tidy and the fire troche accept the latter alternative. There they will m*9 their home in Brow Mr. and Mrs. AL Harvey also double results, new beaithy, stip f groo mea and polished. are so many accrued benefits from gham Guests were present from Bal- Mrs. Harvey Sr. and Mrs. Robertson . new Agar. New tWIN y - The jour year old daughter of Mr. . the -Blue Cross that. many feet that sam Lake, Nevrvwrket, Toronto, were at [Wburton visiting friends side, ONLY oda All drums -- _ .and Mrs. John Anderson was in. the it is still a good plan. Others feel Sick Children's Hospital .for. a !ew that the C;mnty plan of the Federal :- days last week. At first, It was feas4 tion of Agriculture will FU - them Mam4derinawrlmanufacture[s coadems Canadian variety as inferior. opal i 7 AECa�VtL'� SPRAT! 911IN1 4 . • The late esteemed Daniel Webster, who on very considerable fame as a gendernext who knew what. words really -meant defined which wort. ns a noun meaning diverts and makes mirth, pastime, amuses went. If Mr. Webster was around today, he might alter -the detention. He might_ remove the word "moth. .mss ttial'e t� littWmoro-regi fun in -the major -.realms. of-apdrt.-_It_._ has become a very serious business, with few laughs. If there le any mirth, then it is strictly coincidental ,and unintentional. In fact, the athletes of today aren't even characters as we - knew such in other days°when there wait less money, more laughs - They're cold, calculating and skillful, workmen. It wasn't like this in the not so old days when sport -had its sports. Tbe, guys (and gals. -too) had personality. There -are no more, roistering characters such as, for instance, the late Harry Greb, Tittsburg's bouncing boxer who 'buffeted his. WAY to the world middleweight title. Greb's deviations from what were known as routine training methods won him fame of a sort. Certainly notoriety. Once in, New York he rolled out of bed late in the afternoon, went to the hotel barbett-shop, requested a shave, and a- face massage with • hot towels. It had,been a rough night The barber asked courteously: "Who do you think will win the fight tonight, Mr. Grob?" Replied Harry. indifferently: "Who's fighting?" "Why, you, are, Mr. Grob," said. the aquxod barber. He was right too. Out west they recall lurid tales of big, rugged Amby Moran, who played major hockey Both _east and West. Amby was careless ' about training, -too. He played so poorly for Regina one season, that the late Wes Champ, advised him he would have to report in shape the -next fall or do without a contract. So Morad bought a pair of pants three iizes' too big for himself, donned them, reported to Champ. When the manager queried hist about weight,. Amby ran his hand around the► top to show how much larger they were for him "as a -result of his- program of getting in shape." "It cost fne $9 for those pants,- but I got a contract," recalled Amby. ` Sprague Cleghorn, one of hockey's great all' -time defense players, was a .paradox, a practical joker .off .the -ice, a hard man oil it: One night while he was managing Montreal Maroons; the Governor General of Canada was present In the Montreal Forum as patron and guest of honour at a big Christmas -basket charity boxing went. lie was invited to the Maroon dressing�rooal to meet the players, who were hurriedly summoned_ just -as the Governor General and his staff were making a dignified entrance, a horrified Forum official noticed Cleghorn had a "buzzer" attached to his hated. He was. instructed, in hasty whispers, to get rid of It "Sorel said the official. `"you were not. going -to shake, hands with �e •Governor General wearing that thing." • "Certainly I.•was,"' Bald Cloghorsi. "The boxing show is poor, the Governor looks bored', and deserves some sort of a thrill:" There is no such humour around the major sports wheel today. Big':money has chased out the lattgba, made it serious business. Your comments and suggestions for this cadutnn will bo•welcomod by Elettei Ferguebi , 4/in Calvert House, edl Yong@ Sl., Toronto. e o! them explains that a g 1lrter should snap when you bite it. Explaining why his own product Is so successful, be adds,, "Our best frankfurter skins used to come from Russian and Chinese lambs. We can't get them now, but we are getting some from Per- sia. Half the secret of a good frank- furter is - in the ,casing." • s s This maker says that our model ,is pale and wrinkled in contrast to the original. "It can't even be com- pared," he says. "No flavor, no tex- ture, no ,snap." , CLASSIFI O eatvat'DIST-1 -_ `s �_- ' - write over 60 fast selling items. ere. v a the finest available anywhere. samples L LE R S LJMITED' • • ' • t' ., - • ► <, --,: ddYl ft W"Tzu ,A4111aaQWW. ONTARIO ' you will mate mon money, day become, over the years; one of base: I��g�D It•abow. taale 'SRS ball's most important and, best• tons �ave bean diagnosed as Asthma, e semo to yourself to try AsthastrilL loved features.. Not to keep you in !.TlCV suspense, we refer to _nothing but J the Frankfurter - hot "dog bo youl W A 1,( - . • e - For, way over in Deutschlind Ai we have explained many tinges- the burg -hers and citizenry of Frank - _ before, these columna have. to be fort -on -the -blain are in the midst. written- a little in. advance of their of a tilg celebration marking chi appearance. A few weeks ago we hundredth anniversary of_ the In. did a piece about how many major ventton of that luscietis delicacy. - - , m;nagers had, already been • • • .leagu ]t out this season, tittle thinking Geritgan historians ;:.y—according ..-that something of a similar nature t9 Martin. Gansberg in The New _ ..: was abodt'to take place a fot`nearcr York Times -that the glorified flome. sausage' known as the Frankfurter from Argentina more than 3,371,000 or hot dog, vias developed in 1852. - But before said piece- got into. - And 'we hope that you won't get enough' Joe Becker of sure en the foolish idea that such an im- the Toronto Maple Leafs 'had been portant development was the' work 3landed his pink slip, and Burleigh, of a single -man --or eve%,a mar;ted - Grimes brought in -with consider: one. No, the Frankfurter was the -able fanfare -to replace hint. joint production of the members • t of the entire Frankfort Butchers' Becker's. firing,-, of course, was TGuild-and there are some who say due to nothing else but the fact that its final shape was determined that the Toronto athletes --or rather by a butcher who was inspired by the athletes' wearing Toronto uni- itis own -dog-one of those -dog -and - forms -were not only failing to live ' a_half-long-half-a-dog-high affair '-up to the Leafian slogan, "First in known as Dachshunds. Fifty -Two,!' but were showing signs * • : , „ " f slipping right out ofthe four - team playoffs. \Whether ' or notBuf even the Gcrniaris admit the they'll do any better for' Grimes, food didn't come into international. 'only time -will 'tell:- Burleigh is prominence -until it" was impdrted - a good baseball man and so is Joe to .4meritt'_and used as an attrac- Becker. But even John McGraw, tion at the Chicago- World's Fair .. or Casey. Stengel, or, any of the in 1893. There, history states, the ether -"Miracle Men" couldn't win Oiiginal and its itf.itation, the hot' - if they didn't tog, were deXoured L,v the thou- pennants get pitching sands e o! them explains that a g 1lrter should snap when you bite it. Explaining why his own product Is so successful, be adds,, "Our best frankfurter skins used to come from Russian and Chinese lambs. We can't get them now, but we are getting some from Per- sia. Half the secret of a good frank- furter is - in the ,casing." • s s This maker says that our model ,is pale and wrinkled in contrast to the original. "It can't even be com- pared," he says. "No flavor, no tex- ture, no ,snap." , CLASSIFI O A YIRTISINC -_ `s �_- ' comparison model, and statistics show that they write over 60 fast selling items. ere. v a the finest available anywhere. samples WHY suffer a there ts.aornsthens true help seat Hundreds at C b Ot t� • • ' • t' ., - • ► <, --,: ddYl ft W"Tzu TOM SAL! ' you will mate mon money, day - ---'-'- I��g�D It•abow. taale 'SRS �t tons �ave bean diagnosed as Asthma, e semo to yourself to try AsthastrilL day. rear atter year. sellins D IiTLONS. priced to sed and n0sat tans TR34H. write today. ARCS HOST• ported into the United States alone Y. YlUer, i4 Sto�oN Ysaw Barris iYeld Cdp9er, alit - Phons 7'18:1- 10RY. 104 N. Tlfth. Philadelphia 0, P46 SANT CHICK* egoalaw W trade_. flood peer l , .. - • • * Day old and •tarred t:Rticks and turkeys.. POST'S ECZEMA SALVE Hamhls Satoherl4w Wlaeipes. Last year, for example, hot-dogs Older pullets. Special broiler chicks. WATIM systems — Aermotor Wlnamfds and Electrio Prtasam Systema. Berks- e' 1 New Holland Haler. Rodd To. 1D - and weepina skin troubles. Post's mcsowa Sales will not disappoint You. Lay Turbine Pumps. Guinn Hos and Pool- Newfoundland and Labrador) ran condition, new in 1060. 11.901. Itebina., scaling. buralns eczema. acag, rtogworm, pimples and athlete's toot, be a national- institution. One. in try Waterers. Quality foods. r•awn&bly Twaddle high taualltr.. ehicks, hatched Davidson. Meadowval•, Ontario. rt from Argentina more than 3,371,000 priced. H. M. 7'lemtng and Sons, Distribu- ointment. regardless of how stubborn boost*" they seen. A ' poilnds. German makers imported from these countries, in addition tor Blenheim, Out. _ to Persia, Russia and China, a little TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES LTD. E•ttu' °=ta=tO Sant Poet Pre• do Receipt at Pries 9ll Queen St. reser Ot I+tKaou ;y tl over 2,000,000 pounds. 1977 Yonne St.. Toronto. Dept. R. 7�nrosf� But before ion -`O ncc' .GoQ l.e ' g' ' SALES AGENT WANTED BUSINESS 6PPORTUN1T1ES Don't wwh-awry_ su#erer 0 Well known Canadian Greetlns Card Una womso toile another. Take sufgsfilf 'Paine at Neurits tshevW try Dia" duct explain -that the secret of a EXCELLENT investment providing re. Manufacturar requires representative to Ree4ery. income. $15.000 cash. 5-Plez, tress and nervous associated periods. eslt Nationally Advertised Lines of Christ- mu Cards and B..V Assortments. Exclu- One' thing -a manufacturer won't MUNRO't DRUG STORE -- .- err-- ' -helpful, we sugggest that they put elye territory can be arranged. Box No. vententiy arranged. J. P. Allan. Real 'Insurance, '31. iiE Hein OMersi > hj ` \r 94. 1.f Elghtesntb street, Now Toronto.-— — Opts. o gag QUEEN ST. EAST 1'USO14" :Ll�EtcPress Preview.:----. S ATTRACTIVE SERVICE STA?ION and Manufacturers over here shrug off with the Frankfort _ --to" CHRISTMAS card e, sure to Monarch, forr free catalogue of - ---- ASTHMA �_- ' comparison model, and statistics show that they write over 60 fast selling items. ere. v a the finest available anywhere. samples WHY suffer a there ts.aornsthens true help seat Hundreds at C b Ot t� • • ' • t' ., - • ► <, --,: have just: cause. Four times a4 J -hot .line sent on approval. Immediate delivery and liberal Monarch Greeting nava been sold or: a moots back gu'M•• ter c antes. Bo aeras Is. teen Aft" Your al'mF - ---'-'- many casings', for dogs are im- commission. Carde. 47w, East Aye.. Hamilton, Ont. tons �ave bean diagnosed as Asthma, e semo to yourself to try AsthastrilL C.O.D f: oo required with order. We pay charges one way. _toninguIx Tire Corpop,. _ ported into the United States alone •tion.,, 93 King Stryt wept., Jiismttten. owe c Ask sour Druggist. Phons 7'18:1- as -into ('iermany. SANT CHICK* _ Safety Iron Holder l , .. - • • * Day old and •tarred t:Rticks and turkeys.. POST'S ECZEMA SALVE - - Last year, for example, hot-dogs Older pullets. Special broiler chicks. BANISH the torment of dry wsema easbad' e' 1 easings from Canada (including Catalogue. TOP NOTCH CHICK SALES and weepina skin troubles. Post's mcsowa Sales will not disappoint You. ..WHEEL chairsr.•Invgttld walkers;- roldhts Newfoundland and Labrador) ran Guelph Ontario Itebina., scaling. buralns eczema. acag, rtogworm, pimples and athlete's toot, be a national- institution. One. in more than 5,348,000 pounds and., Twaddle high taualltr.. ehicks, hatched respond readily to the stainless odorts: MM rt from Argentina more than 3,371,000 every .reek In the year. Special breeds ointment. regardless of how stubborn boost*" they seen. A ' poilnds. German makers imported from these countries, in addition for layers. rppaters or broilers. non -sexed pullets. cockerels. Also turkey Poults. started chielorue.cks and turkeys, older pullets. PRICE 02.50 PER JAR •p►OST'$ REVBDIES _ to Persia, Russia and China, a little TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES LTD. E•ttu' °=ta=tO Sant Poet Pre• do Receipt at Pries 9ll Queen St. reser Ot I+tKaou ;y tl over 2,000,000 pounds. 1977 Yonne St.. Toronto. Dept. R. 7�nrosf� But before ion -`O ncc' .GoQ l.e ' g' ' a e s BUSINESS 6PPORTUN1T1ES PEM 1 N E X • 1 - - t Admirers of the Frankfort' pro- WESTON Una womso toile another. Take sufgsfilf are going to find themselves fresh duct explain -that the secret of a EXCELLENT investment providing re. ' TMINEZ" to bele alltvtate Palo. dig tension m successful wiener 1s !n the smoking.tiring income. $15.000 cash. 5-Plez, tress and nervous associated periods. - -brate. And, always anxious to be One' thing -a manufacturer won't centrally located,' Completely- equipped. one apartment now vacant. Balance con- mo4tht7 05.0e Postpaid to own wr*PDW. -helpful, we sugggest that they put tell -is how. long he smokes' -his vententiy arranged. J. P. Allan. Real 'Insurance, '31. POSTS CHEMICALS > hj ` frankfurters. - Estate Broker a South Station Street, Weston. Ontario. gag QUEEN ST. EAST 1'USO14" ► • t- •OPPORTUNITTES " � '` ATTRACTIVE SERVICE STA?ION and FOR MEN AND WOMEN y� One informant revealed that; lie- Garage, Restaurant and Tourist Cottages T-: Ra ► sides the Persian casings he used --dos 145.000 yearly baetnua. Large h gg A HAIRDRESSER . nothing but finely ground pork river frontage. wonderful locatin". New standard electric home. Everything mod- JOAN CANADA'N LAAW140 4FHOOL Gnat Opoortuntir Learn from electPieally • killed pigs, and orn, stip-top condition -322,000. Reasonable Hairdressing ;spices prepared by -i, trusted cook HRAYLEY REAL ESTATE Pleasant dignified profession. good wagal, `[housands. of eoccessfut, Marvel araduatY s "The real secret is in the snioking," 37.24 water Street Peterborough America's Greatest System t - he confided. But be refused -not only Dial 25311 ,K Keene 63RI-4 _ -FOR Illustrated Catalogue- Pros write or call -' .. ....�. ' - - to tell- how long the process lasted ILEI HOMEFOR SALLA YAR PRL HAIRDRESSING -BCHOOtA ) - r► ' but also what wood he used. itDartOM � in operatl•in ,now. Ss,oil-v for quick sal.. Apply 303 BMor B4 W.. Torissto Branches, • ! e r MRI4. A. BLACKSt'R\ _ 44 Ring St.. Haatfttoe ----' ', • •- - 330 911dland Avenue ' 1$ Rideau 8t.. Ottawa Proud of t11e -work that goes into Midland . ostarte their product and its _ultimate sue-.cLi�aca • - — 7PATE.NTS_ . "cess; manufacturers. (Canadian, &.V Or rail to even tovessor -falst •et w American or German) are taken 'elc h. True easier Doctor -671, r D'aa• _ forth, Toronto. Drnor.?, -Operattonteai e.,ltioaa and hu torgrmatloD. 404411 fns., - aback- wiles this content of the '-Lts.nsed why auffor.l. Maks roureett •Mie Ramsey Co., Registered Poreat •►taw ossa ,7$ Rank street. Ottawa r !. frankfurter is id. questioned. q - s DEALERS WANTED - rHTRBRSTONHAUON • C•taoPear, Asked if' there was any chance . - - tom: enucltots. EStablksbed aft. sE1 a, that lee 'or -his competitors might OILS, GREASES, TIRES Say Street. Toronto Fir-ktee eF toktrusi• , alt in Some horse illvat t0 increase p paints and varnishes. Eleftrtc Molting. ElectrlCal Appliances, Refrigerators. Fast _.tion. no request ` the profits, a• Frankfort -manufac- Frtitsers, Unit Coolers and Sled Grinders Pe*PPIErI tllrer showed his irritation. 'Horse- Hobbyebov MacbtneM Dealers, wante& ' Write! wane Greape an4 Oil •Lizalinda pt�t1�� THOR07VGHBRED golden Labrador MR 'Clcels furterst Neverl We buteherlr are' Toronto, pies. Dr. Wilson, 3dAPI0 17lRa. ,y , craftsmen—pot chiselers!"' - - - DYEfhU ANU CL.EANL'10 TZACTIERS WANTED - - :: -{` ► ' SO come on now, Mr, Cooke. HAV}II 7nu anything Castle dyeing ot•. clean- Ins', Write' to lie for information. We _r DARLING Towneblo, School 'Aro&. Lea- ark County 'requires a Normal tralAdd Dowt look •so glum- as you glance . are atad to answer soar questions. 1A tNcher tar S9 No, y, 'Darling. duties to Sept. L Apply. Stating g4alt• at the --League standings and see partment H. Parker's Dye walks Limited. I 791 Tnnas'St . Tntvmta rommenct !lcatlons, eapertence and salary expected _ - - . - - �►+. c. > yQur Toronto slinioes hanging over _to a .H. >_ rr: ase- Tress .. Ctayto.. 3 the, brink of. the second division FOtt BALIa ep abyss. Maybe- erish the thought Y P g SAVE tem• -Money. Convex hour ground GALT district, rural.. eight grades. Mist- -tile Leafs won't be "First in driven - n a r-� to a pear D,1 . Power. ' bind�•r with a' Catirnn Power Drive: for mum salary $:.200 for auallfied teacher. REPLY. hating Hato. or Inspector es e., 4 y r Fifty -Two.'. If memory serves there Information write Chas. Thatcher, die Principe! and telephone number. to G.. D. Bailey. gee it. R. g. Galt,.. ► ''. }lave been other ears when the Ilibutor. Rockwood. oar -Trete., , y y didn't -quite make -it either. But RCQISTEnED Dalobret -t lld -Cornell that's no reason to let A.D, 1952 S.e4 Wheat, Treated, 3 bushels per ba;, TL R lf,xliii.' Dreedea. Ontario. slither past Without._ taking a-dvant- - age of the -chance of putting on -a' RES - • _ - Ha[n�u.,n'a t.araeaterc Tire score ti:nre I133, -real, never -to -be -forgotten celebra- Used Ti reit. 117,.00 and up. Itetreaded Tires. tion ilii bonour of the delicacy which foo a r4. 1114.00 Other sizes. priced no- plays no favourites but cheers and cordmelr; , Vulcanising -and retrea4tas evi-' vice. All wo!k xutiranteed. All orders • sustains winners and Josers alike C.O.D f: oo required with order. We pay charges one way. _toninguIx Tire Corpop,. _ --thi HOT DOGI Put plenty .of •tion.,, 93 King Stryt wept., Jiismttten. mustard on,ourst Phons 7'18:1- Itch G000 USED THRESHERS _ Safety Iron Holder LOTS to choose from: Tn•o ""' liCCor: holder can be mounted on' .mtck-D-erinc, Two 22". -woods 6;02.;.Iron' Two "•' Advance Rpmety: Two 1e" - ir6ii -or' door.- bfadd•'of rust- -rer, •Toods`Bros.:' One rf" "Advance Rumrer. sistant metal with asbestos base, On • 24" [tuber. like new; One "8" Huber ou runt r:.Oue.:B" nod River Special. H. it removes datrger of fire,ofter'iron- L. Turnor (Retail) Ltd.. Phone 474, Win- ing helm, Ontario. ' ... _�.._. - •••' - ..WHEEL chairsr.•Invgttld walkers;- roldhts •• - - - .� - and -adjustable, Free Literature. Foam rubber ring cushions $7 50 delivered. Bamford -Regis Limited, -Ottawa, _Ontario. TUBED books for sale...Catalocue free. B.alliot. Box 85„ Station K. Toronto. • SCRAP and-eaR•ase yard , business for rate, downtown .location, lone louse. cheap rent: opportunity fur.ambitilvus man, Apply advertiser. 60 Samuel St:. rear. Sudbury. .. PLUMBINANO HEATINO CATALOGUE FREE rhe 1952 cnt,loirue Is off the press, Write -ror -roar copy orvisit the •taw. warehouse end see for Youreetf the mode! bathroom displays in white and coloured fixtures, In a on ar size bathrooms with -tiled or painted walls. Just the way You want a ' bathroom In your own home. Vee hive sinks and ■ink cabinet units. lavatory tasins and toilets, presau`ri systems and electric mater heaterr,-itangs boilers, --Pipe and fittings to copper. galvanized and :ant Iron, septio and oil tanks• refrikera- lore and electric ranges. ' a complete line and hitting from _the hired help a "I'm glad we had that Auncture, if furnaces, air conditioning units and « • t not water heating systems with convector While the elongated, darling. I am half-starved any- egids. we deliver to mur nearest ratt- However, even if , or, the Maple Leafs g P . tt sv . .. Ray station. -you, pay no freight.. -�- - aren't exactly- balls 'of -fire on the secretly sninkts-rnade che, Jarvis. Hadglne, Gaudette anJ diamond; they're not doing so badly the city of •Frankfort famous'in'ter- Shields, Searchmont. Ontario. Requires in one other very important res- • nationally, it -has taken New World (- one male preferred. Grade$ I to t1. • • 1 was pact -that of making the cash regis- enthusiasm, -New World resort life ` ItA •• Itch N08� r Cnq' jingle j t profitably,. With the- aid of certain circus -like features, " and *New World s spectator sports, especially_. baseball, to put the hot t f Very first use of soothing, coding nquid D. D. D. Prescription relievei "Special Days," and the like, the dog .into.. the. big time. For on positively . -raw red Itch -caused by eczema, rashes, QueeS City representatives in the this side of the water the frank- 'Wp��Oti chats g�theritcttu°`tbk''- ureaseless, stainless. 43e trial bottle must International Loop continue to draw . furter actually • is so popular as to -- ONE of Ontario's largest mail order satisfy or money back. Don't sutler. Ask lourdruagistfor D.D.D_PRESCRIPTION - crowds' that are'really .remarkahle�;.. be a national- institution. One. in ,t when you consider the large vacant eightpounds of meat eaten by the Ire.. Over :0.09.0 satisfied customers he spaces that, used to yawn in the stands and' bleachers just a j•ear average family is of the sausage 'category, -and 32 `per cent `of "tT _ SS A F E !�► or so back. - meat thus consumed ib in the form _ '.•1i - •' - ""' e M • of;the hot dog. 1977 Yonne St.. Toronto. Dept. R. Protest soar OMIKS amid UA81i Meta But before ion -`O ncc' .GoQ l.e ' g' ' - - t - s' - • - FIRE ata' THIEVES. we have a also and type of Sate. or Cabinet, far 6e7 inti the rest of the Leafs' top brass St"tics for last rear, for ex•' - surnsaa- -vtsgt ea ae'wette Far erica. are going to find themselves fresh ample, show that 3,739,267,000 hot With :Egg Grading experlence proferred. rte.. 11e tarot• w - out of'outstanding occasions tti•tele• dogs (caii'ned, boiled or on a ,0111 avi.TAYLOR LIMITM - -brate. And, always anxious to be were devoured by gourrilets _of all ase horn •- ' TORONTO SAFE WORKS -helpful, we sugggest that they put it A steady incl year on a "Special Day" -or even a ser- to year has been notel by -mann- 445 Front 4t. E„ Toramitr ies of thern --in honor of wlTat -has faeturers since 1931. - - HARNESS & COLLARS - - rntattuwed 4454- y� Farmers Attention-Consull your now. CRE.98 CORN SALVE—For sure relief. 'r Your Druggist sells CRESS. FOR SALE MAGREGOR GOURLEY FOUR sided planer, price 82.000. Alex Herman, iron River. Altai TRUSTEES Township School Ares Dara che, Jarvis. Hadglne, Gaudette anJ °,F •r Shields, Searchmont. Ontario. Requires two qualissit teachers with experte1110e. one male preferred. Grade$ I to t1. schools on hlgbw&Y about 30 miles footer Sault. Boarding place found. State qualt- '..' deations and salary. Good hunting ape = -' ► rehlas. Apply Stanley OFntton: Socretarr, ..- °� ► Searchmont. Out. WATCHES REPAIRED FREE EXPANSION BRACELRT F} a ONE of Ontario's largest mail order { .� watch repair companies. offers you our ,t 32 years' iiperletiee to tine 'watch malt- Ire.. Over :0.09.0 satisfied customers he 1931. An estimate sent Immediately Irtt• fore repairing Your watcli, _ '.•1i ACCCRATA WATCH REPAIR t,'y 1977 Yonne St.. Toronto. Dept. R. +. WANTED POLVLTRV PROCF-44"R With :Egg Grading experlence proferred. - t Q Croup Insurabee and other benefits, talo .peon+ or wrlw• to G. Evan's, -.. •- ' RIT.VF.kWOOD DAIRIES. LIMITettn -- - 5. .Fdmirs. Ontario HARNESS & COLLARS y� Farmers Attention-Consull your now. -as? Harness Shop 'about Sfaco Hornets t'7 Supplies. We sell out goods only - 41irough your local 'Stora' Leather - goods dealer. The goods are .right .,glom ture In put factories: Harness Horse - —'L R; Collars.. Sweat Pods, Norte StankeN -" and-Leother Travelling Goods Intiston =F) Staco Brand Trade-morked Goods and you get satisfaction Made only by "SAMUEL TREES CO. 'LTD. 4¢ Wsgingren St E., Toronto w Write for Catalogue ISSUE 32 - 1952 +� • est MM 'CED BOOTS- YitORHe— EELS. _F[}R_ _CANNED PEAS. , O ` ,BOOTS BOYS ,. .. CHOICE G . for �.� JERSEY } SNAaP'8 , i. BLACK - IN FOR AND @U ALX I1Y I -,y�•-EYF.RYiIAY i �- �COCOila V &M 9, 9 1-A ' 'W'F,AR r i. : - _ E PO TIN ON UND S u i, 10 and 10 1�J$6.9 5� EVERY CAN i t �.....- i. 'PACK ; THEY WVA GUARANTEED for $1.00 CLEAR , _• , ..To LIKE A PIG'S NOSE- SPECIAL r ;�lr:. �-".'.'rt"li • <, PRICE 1 FRESH >tid all = -•P� $9.50 CASE AT No g5 -61 c Lac pkg3 for $1. $3.98 95 8 4. : _ - MADE Bushb9's Hardwm BRO CK THEATRE WHITBY 616 6EATT,Y �LECTRJC RANGES .. .PHONE AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED -. BEATTY ELECTRIC WASHERS"lju stop si, �s�Awed --RANGETTfS AND W. Phone 7 • all THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY =AUGUST ?, 'S, 9. ` Evenings Shows at 7 and 9 P. M. Saturday Matinee at 1.94 P. lli, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Saiurday Evening- St ow Start , At 8,( .0 P. M. I ° r = .y,��: �..��.. . : ; • . - }y .. _ MATINEE ' B-H Paints end General Hardware MirEDNF..SDAY, AUGUST is. -...Two Tickets to Broadway r +, CALOR - BY TECHNICOLOR PHONE 46 PI'C'iKERING .. HOPPALONG CAB9IDY -IN _. STARRING - TONY MARTIN and JANET LEIGH - "COLT COMRADES" _ PLUS - CARTOON SPORT NOVELTY ALSO i David 'Amnia is being entertained MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY -AUGUST 11, 12,.19, by his Grandpa, Blake, while his -.'"FLYING DEUCES" Evening Shows At 7 P. M.., Last Complete. Show At 8.20 P. M. Parente welcome a :baby'broiher for. LAUREL and HARDY- _ - A Girl In Ever (Port impetigo. -dren in the DAY and SATURDAY -- AUGUST 8 David. Quite a number of ch' :. . -� _ -. . , village are victirns of FRIDAY and 9. ' :WITH-- MARIE WILSON and WILLIAM B'ENDIR Mrs. Bartlett, sone Donald and son - Robert and wifg are endoying a hol- - - - ■/Wtant � �� : idoy at Pointe au Bariel, Okinawa M:. and Mrs. Harold Brunner ani IN TECHNICOLOR WITfi -.PAT O'BRIEN and RICHARD DENNZrG1 daughter Susan; Mr. -and Mrs. Jack WITH -.GARY COOPER and MARI ALDON rt - AND -FOX NEWS �_ Charbonneau and son Billie, spent _ - -- Sunday. with N. and Mrs.- Randall.' >gVALT DISNEY'S FANTASY _ .,NEXT ATTRACTION = -. L Alice. IN Wondwknd 'he'ryvrood IN TECHNICOLOR {1- Crosswinds - _ `�. COLOR - BY TECHNICOLOR - - Mr, and Mrs. Russell :Davidson of :. MONDAY, -TUES., WEDNESDAY - AUGUST 11, is, is, STARRING - JOHN PAYNE and RHONDA FLEMMING Whitby visited Mr. and Mrs: '.Will- - - iam Tweddle on Suadi►y. •s Mr, and Mrs. Townsend of Toros. -Five" Fingers - _ to; were week -end guests of Mr. and 'WI'PH - JAMES MASON and DANIELLE DARRIE'HX - ±.� NEWS M � LeonardaHoStannle : r. d ley Powell and children have been holidaying at - bride boos West H�arrowsmifh this past week Food the to-o`p Way The Woman's Association will Wf1H -VAN JOHNSON and JUNE ALLYSOrT meet on .Wednesday evening, August Mouse -grown grains fed with Can. made to supplement your home a, at 8.00 o'clock, at the -home of. THEA7W POLICY . e4utratee seaie a balanced ration, grown grdins. All the edeential vet- gm (Dr,) Roberts. Subject for Dei �p: Office Opens BvaaLtp >dJ�O P. !L _Grabm,vitamins are and certain protein. orals. amine, eninerats, trace minerals. and votion "Christina Example".. Saturdays and Holidga - IK,00 P. M. When proteins are present ba "e eonect Mr. and Mrs.'Lugach have their Encino Satredan and Holidays A.90 P. M. fed alone to poultry or livestock quantities. daughter from Sarnia visiting them. : -- they do not provide'soaaiown pnr Mabe your. feed dollars to fuer Mr. and Mrs. Martin, south of the _ FZAODfA,11 HT PA RIiIDiG The feeder who adds Co-op Oen- 'Oise Farmer's Own Feed, tin'sbrother'and wife for a three-. ��ATTEi'(DANTS ATAALL TIMES O� • : t6er by using Co-op Concentrates.. village, are entertaining-, Mr. Mar- PARKING A 0024rate be his grainer will' have }Your local 'Co-op Mixing Station Week holiday . bslnpletely bdaneed rations for hie hue all the futilities to snake your ' yodt y � livestock. hese grown grains into a balanced Co-op Concentrates are specially feed. CLAREMONT CO-OPERATIVE L _• of South Africa, by H. V. Morton: ottentot� ti Mtevale Cry the Beloved Country, by Allen Patton; Ronny Is Daughter, by Malo Have you notieed the signs recently De La Roche; The Great Answer, by _ pmt up on .the +illAge autakirta?. Margaret Runbeck; A Man called ��olored World' Sof Cha s) Q9tese were skilfully painted by Don Peter, by Catharine Marsh -- _ `'•' f[cKensie Who became, a W7utevale- White Tower, by Jlames U - _. _ _. its a few months ago, Our thanks Sinner Moonshine, by P. G. Wode- fo you Don, for the evideme of your house. � community spirit. The signs read--- ' A social eveniiig was held 'at the -• ' llVhitevale watch for children". It home of Mr, and Mrs. N. K. Robin- _ a4 .hoped they will induce all motor- son to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. - • isto. to proceed through the village'I Kenneth Wilson recently married. -- at a moderate rate of speed. There 'rhe happy couple were presented _ etre quite a number of children in with• a chair and electric lamp, for t s village and unless` care is exer- which they tendered their thanks. ic e eised there will be regrettable acc- Afterwards, young and old chari-rar- "onts. ied the couple on their return home. ^T LibrwT- rules_ permit_a. _burro-w-er.- The :villagg._was entertained on- - to retain books for a period not ex Saturday evening last when the -- .''.seeding two weeks. 'AX the present miss m family entertained a Scot-- ;. ,time a number of borrowers have he pl,.yed several numbers on his pant due books in their poseession. bag pipE,;. (it's terrific, the punish- � E 1 re an books so ment same veople can take. Ed.) $ ■ OPm;,M.Will au p cane y SAT. A u u est 16.;that library -records may be-womp- ,Garth Agile..'of W�kworth spent' .: leted.. Since the first of the year, a week's holiday with his uncle, G. - eighty books have been added to. the. Van Blaricom, 71 -library. Most recent additions are::• Enid pan Blaricom returned with l MEMORI EL PARKf _ PUCKERING : .-The Salt Box, by J. Hillard; Ad- him for' ar two-week vacation with _ .. ventures in Two - Worlds, -by A. J. Cronin- The Loved and Lost, by M. - Bruce Amn s and Lorne Timbers Callaghan: Rise Up and Walk, by enjoyed a delightful holiday up on . Cherry Ames, Senior the East Coast, returning. by -way Vote Prizes �2efresl�meAts J. Wollner; . _Num -by Helen- .Wella; The Lipton of the Laurentisas Mountains down wry, by Alex. Waugh; In Search through Quebec. _ _ - - ADULTS • 'S0o _ Z. - _ 'CHIJ6DRBN. - Z50 TY -46