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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1955_09_23s -- x qCKERR9 • �ntted 8tsttss :t,50 W.7 MiTRCCU and on PUBLISHERS Piot Ott%e Dept. Ottawa. Ont VOL, 7! NO, 31 DICKERING, ONTARIO FRIDAY, 6EPTEMBEitt 23, 1955 ;--Cents Pe! Cloy Authorized As Second Class Matter , -Pic�Lerin Townshi.Police .,Surash Lar a ..Theft ..Rin g, . ...... 10eral nd An Loot Alrei .7 .'Intensive investigation .by Picker- ' Opening Meeting Canadian Club @e� — PICHEBIh'G VILLAGE ing Township Delict res:il:ed in the Oshawa — September 29, Y�Re Rodeo Feature of KiW�n�s smashing cf a targe theft ring, ' on I Rev, Melville Buttars, Pickering <' Wednesday, when Chief' Arnott Lak- i Opening meeting of the CaLadi3n I • • • United Church, with other, ministers ing and Sgt, Robert RA of the.loc:1 trial of Ontar,o County for the 19 5= ��� _ of the Oshawa Presbytery, attended �. fprce, arrested two men iia an East 1956 season will be held September Schoollair, Fair, This Fri. • a two-day conference at Five Oaks, .Toronto roaming -house. Some sur'- 29, at Northasim.er Ch::rch; Cs4awa this week, %oral thousand d00%s worth at loot =-------------------- Two cars collided in °front 'at the _ and will feature a panel discussion on A new festu7e of the Dunbarton PROCLAMATION was recovered. . '•Should Capitial punishment be Ab- News Office on Wednesday, one o! police stated _ more arrests were , . - School Fair this year will be a bi- STANDARD TIME them hitting a pole and ending up expected right away Already �� olsshed� eyrie rodeo .The fir which starts = about three 2eet frmr our front door;: Col. A. G. Courter, r_ -:%f:) ga President, this Friday,will go through Satur- TOWNSHIP OF PICKERING Too close for comfort, No one hui tom---. 'of the loot recovered has been idea- announced that a disting,:ishe3- gro.tp _ ^Ufied as having been stolen in recent day ,and is sponsored by the Dun- M -ss Eleanor Stork left this w _ of visitors ,ifitluding J. Alex, E .uiin- baa Kiwanis Club SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1955 for a trip to Saskak hew - w er8 local break-ins. One groceterLa own- son, assistant to the Rnn:ipal Q.:eea's .er ,even identified the keys of his The rodeo which :s a big attmic- 2.00 A, M, she will visit the Miller :zn' _•_ _. <� University; Joseph Sedgwick, 4, tion, will start at 3,00 p, m, There Among the guests attending the ;store found with the goods. and Arthur Maloney Q. C. with Scarboro, Toronto and Oat, Previa- will be a parade at 2.00 p, -m, and I hereby proclaim that the Official Maukar-Blues wedcing .3t Ta:onto oII I - �'• Alex, Hall, Q, C. Crown Atteraey, the exhibits of the various entries Thursday evening last were: Mr, and Bial Police are assisting in the search as moderator, would , participate in Time of the Townhip of Pickering _. . 3 ... for stolen goods,' will be open fleas 1,00 p, m,, on, shall be Eastern Standard.Time, cam- Mrs, C. E. Morley, Mrs, L. M. Mor. �• Articles already recovered include: the discussion V,Jeowing a dinner The Kiwanis are expecting this mencini Sunday, tieptember 25, at 2 lay, Mrs, W F. Baker, Mrs, M, Sr.,' meeting. ' A21' df ti eke speakers �= a Fair to be bigger than ever and A. M. uou Chapman bL, Fred Kirby Mr..and mechanics' -(cols, tool Loxes, careen- - , especially interested in this subject have a whole list of en cies for the PROCLADIIED, this- 19th day of ter tools, csate_as, Alm, cloth ng, ap- and the -r renaariks should prove-. Mrs, Wm, E, McEachnie, Dr, John pliancea, canned goods• flashlights, listener." Col, rodeo' as well as other classes, September, 1955; Armitage- (Whitby), Mrs;. Herbert[ silverware, and magazines, challenging to any - There wit b. an inter-schoul ath- - _ Coulter said. GEORGE T. TODD, INliitc The police hive been working aletic-.meet starting on_Friday at 1.00 Mrs, George (Dr, Field-, of Phil.' This will be followed by a dinner m, and there will be a softball -_ Reeve of the 1wp, of Pickerag tend the clock, checking every lead P. . adelphA - is visiting her. sister_Mrs, _ meeting on October 27, at �vhrch .Mr. tourn�rsent, -------------------- �__ ;ince. the local break-ins, and. their John I7iefenba obe T, A,, kh D'. P R O C L A M A T 1 O N Claude Field here J- work has resulted in breaking up a On Saturday- 'Ovening, another _ The Annual H gh Saho l -badimen.° . 'ting" that appeared to be doing Q. 'C•, and M. P. will tell of, his. Kiwanis 'Monster' Bingo starting at 1 cent trip to Europe. STA.tiDARD T1QrIE cement will, be held 4. ` business .n a big way, E2gar p m, will wind up the two-day The '•Conservation Authority" corn. - Oa November 9. E_gar McInnis, event. All- ' thus taxes place at--- the i]ff.LAGE OF PiCKERING �k e, accomp•ar.led by the press_is i . ------------------"---- President o3 the Canadian Institute ,. _ - _ Kiwanss Park,.. to drop, sn and look � ing a tout of. their area viewing - — �. of International A.�a.rs ilecting _ SUNDAY, SEPTEMMR 2 1935 aFoktrsd: 2.00 A. M. prS w Brougham Team Canada vrhich are current at .that - ------------------------ ---------- - werectsaltodatu•veYors have been al !acne, y ' At the next meeting which will Bussell — Koch work �� ire o' our s'^eets Lha week;- • , _ I hereby proclaim that the Official . _ f flake plr_e on January 10, Alan Jar- Time of the 1'�lla a of Pickering, but .or wh3 or what—nobody is talk• - , _ -V T'o Play In Finals i, vis, lake, appointed 'iirector of- White gladioh .and chrssanthemu_ms- - ing, 'Maybe someone 3oauad i:raiiYum� �F Y shall ..1st Eastern Standard Time, cow- and -don't want to tell. I the National Gallery of Canada,. will formed the setting .in All Saints Ang: mencini 5cnday, September 2b, at 2 Mr, Chas, Sterritt is home from A SropShun softball team done I bring the Caiiadian Club membe:-s l.can,_Church. Whitby, for the marr- A` hospital, to'lowirg surgery, :rind is - -- tt again, They -are in the -Intermed- up-to-date iin6or ation an ouir own lage of Elizabeth Jane Koch, daugh- PROCLADIED, th_iai 19th day of convalescing nicely, �- ': hate D. Y'lnels Dar the Onta: io Champ- { nat:onal •gallery: te= of Mr, and •Asti. N:Koch, to Dr. tieptember, 1935. ' _ _ ionshi an honor. they seem bedf on The N' rch 21st -meeting will be Clark Scott Russellson of Mr, and Bruce Ricln:cdson •. is reporte3 t4 b4 repeating.-- They have woe it twice addressed by Win, Courtenay, well- Ntrs, Alex. Russell; Ajax, Rev, M. J. - - •CYRIL E-_ MORLE7r, Reeve now, out- of dangeli and full recov. " e service Village of Pickering ery from his polio .arrack Is assurba.'. . _'now already, _Halt of the membership o1 the _ known war correspondent, Cathcart eondtr•'ted th By a process. of. elimination Brou is hoped" said Col. Coulter, td The hri9e, gihen m carnage ! ! _----- -------------------- "It- faille leash- .I _ _ local Rotary Club attended the meet. ghaas. are down to the final team. A stutahle_ &:tan ements .ran_ be rtsaxDe; her lather, chose a -s3k _ It, to hold at least tavwo raseetinga "in Toned on prascess lines, the fitted teaai'calleffi "Elertrtc` ircr;s re. • ��� �IOn S For aft of the Oshawa Club ail Monday'' 'Chatharn The: first �e of a tku- Whitby, to aecornmodate, the western bodice having a deeply sh;rred neck- afternoon and evening.. - out -of -three series win be played at residents of the county, line and the hal 3ktrt Salting into a i _____________--_____-__-___ _---- Pickering Mem*Aal Park this Sat, obnly members may attend meet- ChaPel_,train, Her loco rap trigs.ned • • ; C0:1QNG EVENTS y. night under flood ig ts, rasa- 'itigs c ritili ed Col. ter, "bu. wi pearlr`n�l a � -- - raencing at 8,00 p, m, 'membership is"open to any resident Feil and she carried a _corsage. of Brougham - Ball Team is to be of Ontario County and Membership white' rosds and chrysanthemunS. -ANNUAL .TURKEY SUPPER Mrs. ,James Koch was matron of Work is going ahead rapidly on + commended trot' the jots they have Convener, N., H, Daniel and h.s com-, I the houses -sow being constrt3cted DCrBARTO�i UNITED C IIURCif done the past Sew years and wish mittee will be very happy to rec. honor - nd Suss. - Margaret Russell, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28 ;1955 = ' sister of the groom, and Miss May on the Morley Park Sub-d.vis'on, It : 3;•0 P. M - Op , �� them the best 'of 1kwli throughout+ ' eive members front all parts of the. Drew were bridesma-ds in buut:ant is expected- there, will be eight built ,this series, Everyone in the district Ontario Ccrunty,'.' ,Adults $I= - Children 654. • - tea o! crystalette in autumn( �ath3n a= • if"any atiore sales are triode ( - _ • •. , is -invited to conte out' and support__L__,,_---------•-•------------= e°" the next few weeks, they too this local team. Mewl Realth For Children shades of gold and. bronze with .mat• ------- -_f _----- chi' hats and carrying Bold and will be Constructed this fall.- ------••--------------------------- Wc�ltmen are also busy installing ?tokerlai District )Blip School The September meeting of the .-bronze mums... TURKEY SUPPER _ i - - - ___ a storm sewer- for the sub -division, Football Schedule r t7omen's Institute is to be held is - - and- the .,roads will..be put in w.thia CEB1iRYWOOD UNaTED CHURCH .:9 the Presbyterian Chilrch on-'Tue&- Auspices Woman's- Association_ - .. _:`Plaiertap Township Council :the next fav -weeks,- Es well as the - Y ` The local High Sthtol=will held. day, the 27th. September 2, 1933 water- system, _ . 'El►ilEZ£R 4, 19 Y FRIDAY, 55 two football teams this year in C. O, An address on "Preventive Mental _ The homes are: cne sfgrey; -and s, S S. A. carrpetiioA; The.:M��r Hygiene" will be given by Mr. J. D. 3 P. -� Correspondence read — one and a.half storeys_ The sub-div is coached by M:', J.m McGuire Parks, B. A„ B. D,, who works with peirtzon of sixteen ratepayers cmn- • L.ion will. _ have one hund.••ed and ----------=------------------ - and will compete with O, C. V. I,, the Cariad'an ' Mental Association, plaining about Lack of shoulders on testy -five houses in -i when cam-. St, George's Anglican. Church + ', O, C. C. I. and Eoarmanville, specialiimg on Mental 'Health -for - Pine 'Ridge Bead, newly- paved, and,. pleted, HARVEST ORGAN RECITAL t `►.- The Banta -m- Team is coached by Children, -Mr: Parks is art interest- the absence o1 signs oa sere; Clerk_ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 '— B,N P, ]� Mr. Ron Hall and will compete with ing speaker as ibis subject a vital advise signs will •be posted when re'= Erle Barkey Attends Moody the Oriantst and Choir of peterboro Cobourg and Bowmanvifle one. Come and bring your friends. I eeivQd and culverts installed when Bible fa4tltntt , e "1'h Church of the Comforter" : Toronto, The fust game will be on -Friday, ----------------TED --- l September 30, at 2,00 p, m. This will CHAS. DANIELS PROMO Stanley Marin asked for a riffle• Erle C. B;: -key, ' gen cf, Mr, r-_nd Rev, T, Griggs,- Rector be a game lretrween the Juniors and 1Mr, Norman Funk, Choltm3ster range in Lot 5, B, F. Fi age 3. As Mrs, C. Cli'f�rd Parket', Fickeriisg, Rhe Juveniles It promises to be an .. Chief Arnott Laking of tie Picker- the bank they intend to - shoot into has enroligd in the Afocdy Bible'In- Tea will be served at the Rectory exciting game and should' be worth ing Township Police 'Force has an- is only t5 feet high, it was consid. statute .in Ch:c3gu, . After - the seal •.e watching, nouAced, that ,• Constable Charles eyed clang The, and Mr; Mann should' -Since i, was c;tabl shed ,E.8 years -------- -----------• •------ --- The•teams are practicing hard' and Daniels has been promoted from con- appeaz, before Gaancil with his re- ago ty Lwight L. :(Body, the famous TURKEY SUPPER .both hope to win honors for Pick- stable to the rank of corporal, quest• ofd school has trained. same ,58 000 Auspibes Eve' -in; Auxili-ry t ening this year. He also announced that a new man Villz,e of Pickering cert:fied tory • men and won -en for Christian ser, Due to lick of, players and equip., has been hired, titin( t} e' strer�th of Revolution.. Permitting south, hal' , vice,, Its alumni can to found in cA PICKERING UNITP.D CHURCH •' Feent there will be no Senior Team of the force tip to eight men. initial cf Lots 19, 20; '21, and part of �2 in - q:.rts c,f the we Id. i4iore .than one •, . this fall, ing •a Chief,, a Sergeant, a Corpom] OCTOB"•R 19 — 5,G0 P. if Con. 2: o traria"e from S:,hc91 Sec thousand studan,.s cre enrolled in its r' ' ---------------- ____________:- f-__ and five Constables. tion Union 4 to 5 S. 2. day schoc,l and:alniost that number Cd Thanks The new man is Staple; Sh2ver of -- -- ---i--'--------- Card - -----• Persons Heard — n•e'.Eninr school,• In Fddit.on, yc•n ( A 'TL'\IN TEA _ Scarborough. .Cimstable Shcr:er i� Alec Pig in telly `,o lette..to twenty thcusar:d annual:.: study its i Mr sad 17rs. H. Fortin and four- former rro�ir..^Tal Frlic'man a^ l t h:n to remove obst,ru^tions :cross co:-esponden:e school cc,.arses,* SALE and makes the force a full; trained zrouh. ;---_---•-_-- HOtiIT R 'G 9LE , fly, of Rosebank, wish to expre_s r•�;3 between Lots 18 and 19, F. l - , _ , , •2 _ , S sin^ere thanks and 4ppreci t:an- io: - TtIiR�D `1 �"FT, " SCOP 1I. - 1n••Mein.oriihi - F.�n;;e <, st,,te3 he %vo-.iId r::n' a the P ck- Site for \acv. �cliool. ST.-ANDRE!s'S •PR£SBFTERiAN m�i y s lure and buil: a prole. fence wi e i In Pickering Village rar*!�e so kind to us'curing our recent bii, 11-�nre or Annan did the some ' ---- ----- - -------------- _---- friend; and neighbors who CHURCH Erundle — In loving mem cry o'. Dor _-- trz. - bere•avement, Council directe;l Clerk• to ask lir. The trustees cf Pickering Public TURKEY SUPPER ' otliy Anre Erundle who sassed $'•�'ay t, ------- ------------r---: ---- on September' 18 11553, F n_li tans Don_.Annan . to have: Proper `ante School have p -z e a site,for anew - . � - Vi'EDIF;D�I NO�'E•:REF 9, t, Turkey Suppers are now on the way,. bu:lt and that the Present gate cn buil:iing on five acres of lend' at-theb- St, ANDREIT"S �-= -SBYTERIAN ' See our "Cominr Events" Col snR Ely• Mother' of Joke Anne Davis, a north. end of the 1.orle -Park Sub- ___ __ _ F and David G Brandie.' si .e. cad 1 -,as neve: been locked, y . . ---------------- Consumers Gr s asked for fran. dWision,--------- ------ --------_----- Husband and. Family have asked the local Vill- •CH1rRCi1 t chase• to sell gas in. Pi_]�ering.Twp, Trustees — Dunbarion Lecian Bingo = ? �. 'Messrs Mills and Parish, of Ajax, age Council to get the approval of BINGO ' stated. they would co-operate with ' the Municipal Boa':d on, the pur= WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER $1, _ pick-tring •Twp,• to -get the Ease Line. chase, No costs or Flans- for a. sghool PICKERING COMMUNITY MALL taken over by the Co,,nty; asked if have been announced as yet, Sponsored by the, Dunbarton..Legiois CANADIAN CLU Harwood Rc d rou'd to :e-surfz:ed------------------------------------- — T - Card Of Thanks ------- Women's Auxiliary No, 541 ). - " this year and -it the Township could - ' not build a sidewalk, rand could lar- Ate. 50c ` 8 00 P M ------- _ ger bulbs be used, The Deputy -.Reeve Once again we take this opportun- - OF ONTARIO COUNTY the Township- • had no itg', of thanking put friends and ,re stated" that P latives; .also the Home and School St, George's Women s Guild _ Sands to, paver Harwood th's year. Will Hold bust would place several culverts for Assoc,ation, fhe'W,'.A, and Rebekah A EUCHRE 6,15 p.m., Sept. 29, Northirtingter Church, Oshawa. -the, ;vallc but may. not get it done Lodge, of, Broughams for cards limo TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER 27 discussion by Alex Hall, J. Alex Edmison, Joseph this year. Several of the local rate- ers and well -wishes, while in hosp- DICKERING MEMORIAL iiALL • i - pragers could be contacted about us- ifal and since' returning. hoarse, They Is the first of a series of— Panel • , . Sedgwick and' Arthur Maloney on - ing larger lights, i __-- es v y ne will of soon F.uchres throughout the winter, ------------- ----- -- be er o 11 n ----- ndn s of e florgotten, g "Should Capital Ptlhishment.Be Abolished?" Walter and Margireit 1Vlliddleton .'GOOD PRIZES AND FUN FOR ALI] ` i Membership list now open. GROCERY LOOT RECOVERED;, '----------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 'Membership --- ------------------ ----- - - Guild 1'ICHER'�NG TOWNS COUNCIL St George's Women's Annual dues man and wife, $5, single $3. Pickering Police Chief Arnott Lak- REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING are bolding a i�F ing has announced that most of the Write or call RUVDfAGE SALE t loot stolen in a recent break-in at MONDAY, OCTOBER 3� 1955 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. S W. C. MURKAR, DICKERING NEWS, Stroud's Marketeria, Rouge Hills, has COUNCIL CHAMZTR . PICKERING MEMORIAL HALI7 been recovered. Brougham, Ontario - 2.00 P. M. for application. 10,00 A, M. SOMETHING .OR EVERYBODY : About $b00 worth of cigarettes and 1 ' - merchandise, bad been stolen. L. T. Johnston, Clerk - ---------------- .............. the Rabin Hood of the ted in the determination to round 1 R ST" prairies and backwoods, w up the gang. But Jesse had . _ plundered the rich to het the enough friends to ensure sand ON P _ _ poor; who paid the mortgage on tuary, among them his mother- '- - a widow's -farm, then robbed the who -still doted on him despite - 6 �akfe*f1s _. wicked creditor of the money he his deeds. She had married for "Dear Anne Hirst: About two set you free' to pursue what• f he o e tcountryth hire time. H urban was + had paid; o f h r. s e t ti Her husband - �`'� lad who was ior�d'b .the � ruel a . doctor-farmer. Among t►pose _years ago my wife turned * ever life -you prefer.Circumstances of war to live the who were hot on Jesse's tract religious. I have not been happy *_ And what of that life? Why life of . an, outlaw. were the operatives of Pinker- since; I feel she and I will never * limit its horizon to business ._ ` There is Jesse, the daik kiuer,' ton's famous detective agency, see alike again, for we are _ * and night club$? Buried deepwho robbed banks, held up In 1875 they were 'within an ; -travelling different. roads._ A . * in your consciousness there t' `' Grains, shot .down . men':.ir� coh3 ace -Df capturing him when a vital part of my love for her * should be some desire to platy y has dimmed. Her church activi- : '* a triore 'important' role: ' To, y blood - because he had delib- tragedy occurred that did much ties -has brought her acontent- *contribute something worth" erately chosen that way of life to swing popular s$�mpathy to g s His mother's' farm was waiting; wards the outlaw for a rarr.e. ment that I shall never know, * while.to the worlds problems. he .could have• gone back to.: it -Two of Pinkerton's ,men had _ u for I. have no desire for . that * -Before your very eyes lies - and won a prosperous" 1]ving _trailed Jesse to his mother's >, - - =sort of life, and F never shall a a magnificent opportunity. from the rich soil. house. He refled to surrender; ? . have. • Few mortal achievements - d - ` "She never neglects our * match the satisfaction of be- " At seventeen he could and his pursuers knew.. there wout • did - boa f having -killed .as . e, a gun battle to the death home, though. She is still the " * ins a good father. Guidin boast. o i b pe a child into manhood, instill- �' k ' miry `men. His acts so far could they did no know how many of perfect housekeeper, and a fine * g ' ' �< be cloaked under the plea of war. his gang might -be in the neigh- !,_ mother to our. young son. (She * ing the standards of right liv- x .re fir.« war • bourhood. In order to find their +- - lakes him •to Sunday school and . ing, high thinking and use- Thenot. - ended; Jesse's exploit then he joins her in church.) *fullness to others, is 'a duty 'OFFICE PAL =- grasshopper did_ not. quarry they • -had taken with She loves me as always, appar= * (and .a privilege) which most with only one leg ii the pet of 1869 Jesse was present - them a naphtha flare. of the type, �. wonderful * men assume naturally. Your Mrs. Nona Houston; switck= he was probably the leader - n, -still used on some street Malls. entiy, and is really wo21 a -to me.-We have been.married a raid on the bank in GaltatrWith this they hoped o get suHi• _ young son, you say, likes you board operator_ Mrs. Houston Missouri. A .cashier was shot cisxrt fight, to silhouette the N. years. I am fond of our son. and * - but how well does he know found-the,'hopper at the office, dead. Three years later the wanted man. 4: though I dont pal around with *his father? 'Why not set an - - him-he seems to like me too. * nursed.it backao health, named tragedy was repeated when e. The flares was thrown through ,�• example that your 'boy -can it "Henry" and now keeps it on young, unarmed cashier was a window.' Jesse's step-father ` �. I have always loved night * proudly follow? Discover him the mouthpiece of her headset -.murdered in the bank at.Cotum picked it up with fire-tongs and life; my wife did, too, but no * as an individual; set aside a � while she works. bia, Kentucky. Bank raid tot=' threw it on.the fire The intense - :- more . ... Knowing my discon * part of each evening- and tent, she has offered to set me * - � • • - - lowed bank raid. throughout the heat caused the Hare to exvlo!ie . much of your weekends to " - free if that is what I want. I am _ * getting to know him. Take United States. -Violently: one of Jes§e s �ten- �, almost crazy, deciding what to * him to ball games, show an The Romance Was .. ?erre was not responsible for brothers was fatally injured. and do. In ode-way I want to leave, * interest in, all he _says and 'them all, though' he robbed more his mother 'had her right arm 3 liut 1 can't brim myself. to o. * Purelyi111a i11a banks than any other gang leader bloi�•tI off, In the confusion Jesse - g g does.- listen• to his little prob - He had already become a legend. escaped_ - 'Do you think my love for • lems; find out what makes a bogey-man with ' whom to Shortly afterwards, Jesse shot :t her will. ever ret ? Where * him tick. Being an under- Every so often public opinion threaten. naughty. ehildren. But -an old farmer in, cold blood. on lies my happiness?1ffAEL" *standing father is one of the picks on a rogue and invests him there were many Southerner; the vaguest suspicion that ,It•e- _. A VITAL DECISION richest experiences a man can with an ants of romans_;'even who applauded his deeds: any-,... -.mart had betrayed him to the It is a sad day when -a-man -know = besides, it's- fun. I in-his Lifetime. It panders to his one who killed a "dam Yankee" __ :-detectives. and his wife. having-enjoyed. • suspect your wife has hoped vanity and encourages him to was a hero. Jesse's victims were The inevitable end came in* • the same pleasures, discover ' for - such . companionship be- further crime ='for many crooks by no means all "dam Yankees." 1882. Jesse died violently,. not * that different interests lead ' tween you two ever since the break the law for the sake of James he liarids of e- law he had ' them into separate -paths. If ' boy-'was born: winning- applause; .even if only Jesse flrsC - o toften outraged. Lot from a w planned and 1873 s ed out s g _ * you leave your wife without * . Only a man of conscience,, Thorn -their own kind. --big train robbery- - the first, of cowardly' bullet fired by a new • #tying • to. find some _comprom- • .. •could write the letter you They're men and women with many., He had now with him a - • -member at- his• gang as be was - - ise• I believe -you will regret • wrote me. It ends with the $-feeling of inferiority who ate strop band of ruthless outlaw, ' • it the rept. of your days. Night •Hess lieheIt rnao lie in round- ogling a picture in his own B •� c .life ,has its' place, yes, by +" y ..trying desperately. to compensate. _ A pot near Adair, Iowa. waw house.. Whether LLEhe shot was *•when it -is one's onlysource _ * firs out the life of your wise Notorious highwaymen lick chosen for the hold-tip'. The -fired from fear or from hope of _ of pleasure it growsstale to ' and your son into a true fam- Turpin and Claude Duval belong- train was derailed by sleepers reward is not certain. ' * most intelligent people. Can * ily picture. Who knows? A to that army of romantic rogues. tied across: the track The Bre- Jesse-Jamesstill rides-through: - ' you -still Tully enjoy it with-year from now may find you = In. more recent times, Jesse man was scalded to death by :legend. and story, Mostly now he out your wife along? I think • with them in church, where James and Billy the Kid were "' steam from the damaged engine rides. as ahero, but those who -• _ �1 :- �* _ -=--- • , or you w- - • . - * a new and wonderful not, would sof be lacexpert- elevated to the status of heroes Jesse made no attempt to rescue have,' examined his record find • • not a crisis. her enthusiasm ence can await.you, too. by those who we;k not their the trapped man: with the help him only a ruthless killer. The Ing• town char t of oia mot No father should miss the victims! of his gang be looted the mail- n redeeming feature is his af- •for the church she has not. _ van and, robbed the passengers, , one e .g an y joy. Of $11 the. hunch. only. Duval fectaon for his mother, wife.. and - `+- tinued indifference to-religion. _ of living close to his children. has any real claim to romance. then they all rode away into the I ch'l ren But -subconsciously I think it ' you have allowed their - Turpin was a. Sorry coward in wooded country. James a cruel and ruth- Ry- now' law-abiding ^itiiens ` `iyou begrudge her any activity mother to dominate their de- reality, - -- *which does not include you. veiopmeat, take over and see less killer 'We're almost afraid throughout the States warn uni- ISSUE 38 1955 She is, -though,• the same wo- bew much richer is your own to probe into the true history of *man you have loved so well; We, Bring your problems to _ Robin Hood, for he has always if you need-pri of = her tin--- A=e Hirst;--a# $ox*1,-V4-E13h-- - ---i=e_of_ our -h'eroes! -- - -- * selfish devotion, she offers to teenth St„ New Toronto, Out. But Jesse James is the man ► _ ...whose life' has been chosen for investigation. What made him a / callous crook when ne had the " - ability and o portunitr to be a ., usel citizen? Jesse Woodson James was born in 1847 in Missouri. He came of _ no bad stock, and there was _ • nothing squalid about h early -environment. His father, his _ Jam es, was ordained to the Bap- -- - •_ --_ - r , a '.. tist ministry, and to faith he ad- de e 'work, for during the week FULLY- be cultivated his own farm. pUBILIc It seems to have been from his. QUALIFIED 7. e _ .. -mother •that,-Jess Inherited a [ARH1�T - " streak of violence, for she was a woman of great determination, .: who swept aside all obstacles in - - SALESMEN_ . - Y' - - .• `: __ the pathp of her ambition. She was too strong for her husband, , abandoned preaching - and I his family - to seek fortune in str�n L `o thnewly discovered gold-fields _ o'California.i Califo From him, 'perhap's, Jesse in- herited a restless disposition d - . : •: ' a• desire for easy wealth. ; _ - Robert died almost. as soon as a he reached California: Mrs.. _ "James married again. Her sec- .. _ - and husband was a farmers twice her age *ith a family of his own. on Mo r.ratfon One:can imagine that Jesse and _ - - •- . . his elder brother Frank were un ., - - ,... _ : •-•4, -:-„ �. •• this household. happy in h Behold. 're T_ PUBLIC MARKET—All buyers may :•• your p was constant friction - so much friction that--tile marriage broke stock and bid against each Other for Its s- : posse offered the rk On _ -'.•. _ _ . :. : , - some arch .. '.. _ . up. Jesse was a -head cion when it is on •public n1a •!. _ t youngster who resented t a normal busy day, mor• than 100 different buyer ' _guthority .and the family of his operate on -the. Ontario Stock Yards market at ` f• P c e fi C m stepfather. Toronto. When your stock is sold through the mar- `,UW �y arm , i a: _ This was -the. time of the -ket, competition Influences the price you r•eoive, American Civil War. Frank soon, competitive bidding assures you of maximum ed t gu it ] _ torn a w were - • µ ... operating -for-ethe sConfederate.. p • rices Army. Yours Jesse tried to go N-Abatto' s hip ' with him,. ' was sent hack to. FULLY-QUALIFIED L FIED SALE E ' f r • well-trained ubuyers to act for them their first help on the family farm. Trade- r [r - h aim is to purchase os cheaply as .possible. You J!'Aii PAUL RlC11tfI' tion has it that a band of North p y ern soldiers raided •the farm 8hd' -need a fully-qualified salesman to represent our thraslied Jesse for his loyalty to interests, to make sure you receive full market . - the South. But I 'don't think it valve for yout live Stock. _ needed. any stimulus to persuade' _ 4he lad-to make another attempt REMEMBER—The Public Live Stock Market is - C - this time successful td' take' th�'only pitiei whet• fully-qua1Ifiq&saIosm46 Part in the fig_hting.. He was six-_ e 1y teen. io W available 1 ays ailabl• as your rept so tative. _ CZhA photograph of Jesse, taken e %louse 0 f S�eeiaram at that , time, --reveals •a youth- with a smooth, broad forehead, INS sdrl*SII11At M►6ww M Eve !RWHis of on ' wide-set eyes -and -small lips - • pressed into a thin line: There L1Vl� STOCK MARIClTs Isadis� IIVI stook ee' AT TORONTO . is determination and arrogance by in N Clsls�esl InIff $lelltt- ' in the upward-tilt of his head: BLACK :EROS. LIVE STOCK- COMPANY .l,IMITID ` A% who thi>rh tomorrow active ftior%rlation toes From that year, 1863, emerge and McCUKDY & McGODY - LIMITED y two portraits of Jesse James, as OMerh S"Yer4, TerertN Met different' as . night frorYf ' day. • Thera is Jesse, the darling of the r a 7. .. .__-. .._..w.• _. ..-.3, .... •'t •„�,ra:e„': .+'+KR"Y4• RF':"+caws• .. PAC -M" y rtX. ' CLAREMO�VT Mr, Rogerr Roy is visiting friends plant and that today they emplo7 over trio and also a baritone solawL Mr. In Toronto this week. 300 people. James Coates is the local choir lead- Mrs. Bary Me ,sad Mrs. Blake Briscoe .of To- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beelby of To- The annual meeting of the Claire- er. Trento, spent the week -end with Mr. mato visited here with Mr. and Mrs. wont Co-operative will be held on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hockley' _adi to . Wimhmaa��dls. Say � rind Iles, James Briscoe here. Bob $eeIby on the week -end September 28th. The evening will start have. picked three . baskets of choice' tended visit with herr cbu�hta� krs. Mr, and Mrs. Don Hedges and Rose- Mr. and Mrs. Ecklad - o! -Toronto with a turkey dinner in the United —anary spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. were the Sunday visitors of Mr. and Chnndt at 6 peaches, grown from a pit planted in Dud Wells, is CaLidasnia, �[r[s., • Cordon Neale at Greenwood. Mrs, Bob Jackson, p.m. Following the din- their backyard, several years ago. It Donald ex ger, the gathering will move to the proves if, you have the pets to spend the wintea ML alid 'Ml's.• Ridge _itf 'Oshawa_ Mr.'and Mrs. Norman Graham and Community Hall for the annual meet- wait, it is worthwhile. peace to with a hieacl at Bow�aaaville, have been spending a week with Mr. family of Pickering visited on. • Sun- hig,' Mr, Edward O'Meara 0 1Krs Reed, one of the old sua101ell .... ' -And Mrs. Frank Hatchings and other, day with Mr. Basil and Mise Graham, tional Manager o! the United Co- The United Church will hold their resideiits of the Bay= y� and broke _friends• Mr. and Mrs. Mason is Toronto, Operative will 6e the est s annual autumn annivrersary. -services . her hip, wh:7e at her Toronto )bone. A Sid crowd attended 'the-daftce 'have been spending a, few .da � pecker, on October 23rd. Rev, Huston of Vic- hies. Reed •,is is the Fast General Leld in the hall here last Friday -night. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Norton. th Tickets-can'be obtained from the local toric Sguar . will be the special Hospital, It was sponsored by file local ball Mrs. Gillingham of Lakeview visit- co-op or from any of the director9. speaker. 'there will be more details bir, Robt, Th Sympathy of the community is ex- on this later. oanpsoa was crowded slab• ed with Mr. Bill Voss here Mier tho tended to Mr..Harr. Porter in the oft the-roacd into the:ditch-the ot- •Good crowds have been on hand thin. week -end. loss of his brother George in in theon- The Goodfellowship• class of-. the her night ''while, returning home. _ :week for .the finals of the local ball Mr. and Mrs. Clair Keevil visited, to last week. His brother was 70 ears the h e of met' last -Tuesday at Neither Mr, ThoaT on or his pass. _' . • leagug. Claremont and Pilton& are in Toronto last Fridaye'veiiin _ �- g y ;the home of Mr. and Mrs. Georg anger Mr, Mrs were hurt, j B• of 'age and 'had lived in Toronto for !McConnell. Mrs.' L. Pugh was inley � . -finishing oE= the series. � Miss Beth Bulmer, sister of blrs.' the past 50 Mr and iVlrs, S•••. p years. Interment took I charge . of the worship period, Two r a3ge have lei! A bowling tournament was sche- Jack Mansell, is spending a few weeks `place'in Prospect Cemetery, Mr, Har-' hymns wer sung. Scripture reading' 'the Bay, We are sorry, to lose theEn, duled kr the local greens for Wed- in Canada from Germanv, 1 ry Porter is the 15st livingmember M . Laughlin h�3'the mislorti�ne nesday afternoon. At time of writing I Mr. A.• �_miih, managing director I I Was given by 1M1rs. T, Har mond and I of iris family. to have his car involved in an acc- - however, we were unable to get the of Spirax-Sarco plant in England has A huge basket of yellow and white 1 poem by Mrs. Henry Johnson and Llent on tiv, Lansing. Cutoff, I details. Mrs. C. Reynolds. The president tools Mr, and Iles, Jack Cra been visiting Canada and last week mums with carnations .was placed. at I enarge for the business period .and _,,_- pper and Mr. and 31rs. Grant Taylor and tr.ured.the local plant. He said. that I the :front-of�the' United Church last !:Wily visited N'ugara Falls on the r .family visited with friends in Toron-' wken they started in England, they, Sunday in memoryof- the late Ir tee secretary, Mrs. E. Anderson read a i-t^e previous _months .minutes, bliss wee.{_end, to on Saturday. were7 smaller 'thah the Ch r_emont , Caid-• r who passed .tw•ay l: st weep.. Little- George Go:':anloCk was res- <` ■ bliss Chariotte Johnston t. : June btorgart Sl r.wed slices and gave -cu„d frcxri the Eay cne day last week � f Tot ort_ , a very intetestin7 talk r.n' }.er' Sart:- h , to, formerly of the north end of Clare- mer l ol4days in lti, a Scotia. Mrs. T. I b-`- Jchn O'Brien. The boy had gore -' - - ■ ! mat asset the weer; -enol here �tth t o'.,t lieyou-cl his, depth, Ear:ier in the The ��� 6ring � Mrs._T. Cosily. � Ii:I:mcr.c.,tt er.' eco :u�?te,:ager t o-: c v News ust:�l ceatc-A, which was fditc ved b George and ion companions - ! The 1'<'< ian's Acc9c'-ation will be _ y .� f' t. 1,LY-Ins. in a Coat, when the ! -- -' — lunch. ben , n cr;rtemtier 22 at L'. D' .r.;. in b I .r,.., r I b •t `•rcke aw'a a -d the were set - - Church' - L' _ tion entertained • y ' JIr 'ane "ar st• , Wzny .Hern. ot- them, a- the United to 1 r-.. 13ir3, lift: >Vit;. Brc•wa and: g _.. L ui cd was, observed, in the biz. and arra. Sinclair over the week- share, ,__ Sold �4c�! eek R; 11y'. aired Cil r i • ast !Sdzi ay titorning i. t • .- , rood attendance. -- - ------- .---------E� - - -- -- { with a da ! e ?1••. and Mrs. Harold liol:astcn visit- GALE REGISTER at the following stores - - Danr1s �31,-honey of ed with an c.ld.school fi'iend, air. and D .aw•a-were the week -end visitors of I a ansa cf n 1 SATURDAY, SEPI. 24 — aitctioai sh wt �.11t. and lits. H. H„ckley. Its. Deur as Buch Highly < , - , e Q fa=mn im-p!e~tents, cattle, eq-; Tr.e Claremont -Bal•tist Chui-cl. N'll, C ~1' cn t;relay. t r)n,-nt 'h -,old f:rn'ture and - � ��� Vo t ar . 31r-. Er:c Wallace and y _ e?le!trat? their 'anniversary set�ces daughter , t . c k:c;, tier Lot_ 9, Con, 5 Vac a. _ _ a _ _ September ,t.i ,There will he of Tui . i.v, s;,era the wee,.- 4,,,h T,,, p N.C"'z of Edzeley,Prop- on ?r t end with Mr, and 3Ira, Earle. Beare. _ s t e es ert of W At nsan Pule •special music, p�ov"d d by a iiydi y ki ., IBOYES' DRUG STORE, Piekering LIVERPOOL ARJISLiverpool I m: Terms' ec z. No- reserve,- Farm is ` _ I ro'd. KEN and CLARKE Pr�ENTUCE, rrfr�rS.frrriji�r�r'S4'T!i�rri'S�irirr'S'"�si�irr”irrr�err'"ri!ri�►'ririrrirr�+,. auctioneers, i£ABTF,BN HOUSE, Pickering CROWN INN, Eas�Woodlamda . ._ ,LYNDWS STORE, Dunbarton . STROUD'S MARKET, 8onse Hills - THURSDAY, SEPT, 29 — extensive a.ucCon sale of lra"m stock, imple- ments - seO acro es,_ ham r 'dairy, cattle, o 1.AUBIS'8 GROCERY, Brck Ed, !, LACEY'S ST08B, Altana - - ease tractor, haetsmer aiili, thresh- ing machine, hay_. gm! furniture, _ etc, on Lot 1, Con. 5, Vaughan Tp. MTwo miles north of MyVle,.and one : - HARPELL'S sincere thanks to my many customers and one_half rit:les west. Property on. and friends- for their patronage down through the I Albert Ramble, Sale � re Farr Hood Tv -ms cash No re,er�e,` Farrfi 'sold, �OOrS' t Ne,i d cash. PRENTICE, sue - I hope hat you all will extend the same Karin i Furniture & Apholst&in4yTUESDe rd Durhasn and Successor. .. , SEP g 2 ,.. _ Sh EP, Cattle. Baby Beef; eo - E �• � Suffolk Sheep and La bs• HoeDna. full arm D.inty's Garage r and lineof Fat Lot Con�7 Ux :- :COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS % bridge Twp. the rvaperty, of JOHN CUSTOM-BUILT FURNITURE A SPECIALTY " A. FUNGSTON, Giving up -farming _ due to ill- heal',k - Terms cash. No ::'CUSTOM-BUILT DRAPES -: - - Reserve, Sare -t 1.00 P. m. Lloyd _. - - _ 1 Turner, clerk; A S, FAF=11, sue- tioneer,, Phor.e. Go: coley, 5311, Chesterfields. Recovered. RemodeW & Repaired _ _ e _ Sep 23 l* _ EASY CREDIT TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED Ann, u a i M ee''t i n WEDNESDAY. OdTJ$ER 5—at,etio�, sale of dairy cattle, International W4 PHON11 AJAX 385 HA1tW000 N.. AJAX -H '4nd Case n, tractor mplem ent, hyriCsa (s Sept. ZO tL Foultry etc., the proper- ty cd the* Es,,) to ' e the Ua 3te Hat - - Rawluk, Lot 25, rear concession TI ur#cey Dinner in United Church at _ �/� ] /� r• m- Meeting to follow - - _ --'CLA.REMONT CO-OPERATIVE - Whitchurch Twp• one and a quarter Trulea sc%ith, �arid - one ' mile . east cc Pine Orchard, Sale at 1,o0 sharp, Terms, cash; half cash on tractors and taler, balance s.x m,onths No reserve Leslie- harper, clerk,KHN and PRENTICE a,> ion. :- PHONE, COLLEGr -.. CLABE>s[ON'T i>f } TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, — auctioeR1 sale of farm stock,, implements, hay,, gram, stra*, half -ton Mercury:' 7+:ek- tip trick, M, H 102 Junior tractor. fertilize: chill,' side' rake, one-way � etc. on Lot 15, Con. 5, Mars-! . Ma -ham Twp. half utile north of Union- ville and huLf mile west. Property of DEAN HTdGHF:s, Ssle qt 1,00 p al. sharp. Terms rSsh. iia reserve as farm:. is leased, KEN and CLA,RKE COOPER BLOCK LTD. - . 40 GLEN PAIN AVE, TO&ONTO .;: Concrete _, . l _ ag - , _ . _ s BC,ndlock B PRENTIoCEiiaEu�ctio�nesr's, --------- ------------- -2and ------------------------------- _ . ' !lCEaRINa PLANT STATION GOAD ' PHONE lar ' CENTENNIAL YEAR AT ,J MARKHAM FAIR FRIDAY, SEPT.3O Official Opening at 2 p.m. by Premier Frost Old Time'Costumes Contest—'.Hiss "Markham Fair” Contest Evening concert featuring )East York Barber Shop.Quartette - - - .Guernsey, Holstein and Sheep Shows Harness and Pony Races SATURDAY. OCT. 1. Judging Horses, Cattle (Jerseys and Beef) _ Swine _and. Poultry. ..+! Harness, Running and Pony Races -Checker Tournament----; Big Midway ` " Big -Dance at'Night. Harisas Farmer will entertain M.D.H.S. Trumpet Band, Lindsay Boys Band, both, days ADMISSION 50c—ALTOS 50c. 10 acre parking lot qw. W: ,Henry, Wesicient Ft. H. Crosby, Sec.-Treas. .,,....•.,;R;,.., Markham ALTERATIONS _ INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS i OAUY s�VICE • .LOW FAM EST1DlATES FRES T= PAYMENT PLA*. TO ALL CANAMMr `P. B 4ANO USA .POINTS / . ...:PRONE, PIC8E8iNG 6bW14 JiI+TL.Ofi M. CHARTERED Buss � ln = OFFER /DEAL SERVIC ! Iim ee . Co. _ AT ATTRACTIVE RATES PCR' All GROUP- WR M 1 C�'UMBER BUILDEi ' ' SCJ PPLI_ (• !Ol MY TRAVEL MMMIAW= j glome, Builder's Plan :._... �,o�t� AOE� - i (� : C' IlMrr PLAN AVAILABLE 0111 — REPAIRS. BUILDING Gmmisz% [ASTION HOUSE Cry. UP TO TWO YEARS TO PAY. REASONABLE EATEr 1P4.ANS AVAILAaLEdr { `rwrEL' PHONE 48A S T Ne RD* & NO. 2. 'PI C K ER I N G� Gray Coad- Lines I- nidi i BECiEEDra iOt _ 7. ,. 4 �Clai ' 'ed Advt'e --=--- Your Friendly Resident Agent ' CHILD Vd. - - . - - 1ZZALTO>s - - INBD>tANCE A(iEl�' ? CX)SM sum Will take use of chi_dren o1 cec- 3a 11. ��lux ' L ' Goa a PW _PHOTO-1}'iNLSamoa upred-parenU, in a corr1ort::•'le home 7 11M irn1E, Ci[SIVALTT, BONDS. AUl9Y.©ORi .-Y8'I'F3tI�iABY StJP M - —and sarta rioulge, during the ay. - 77 LIAHl1J'!Y INSUWIXCE RTO. — 2"T x�oi Phone: P.ckering 23W3, _ aIi! jlrEp)Itt -AND LIST YOUR YliOPEiTIr -o+a+a.•p ------------------ ------------ 102 SALE WrTH RLLAPPLES FOR SALE V w , S'PO SOUii I Bax:era Blenheims, - GTeenings, - CYRIL E. MORLEY :TRAT Zw'W. .r,,.:..r. • " A. �. �1tuo 1. It P. s - 7 - 'Snows and-Mlclntosh,41.Co -per bush. , PRESCRIPTION 1.40 P. IL tp 1.00 F. Y. Containers extra. Clean, sprayed L-uit. R. C. Reesor, R R. 1, Picker- - IQ. mile and half west 6f Lrock Rd, i I Picker - on 4th Con. 1_._. ` ! I ------------------------------• • FOR SALE -milking goat and two ----------------------------------- - 6SRISTL,N SCEEN(W _ :l4tle ones, Pae nanny a" one billy. PICOHERING UNMD C21URCS A Christian Science Service will be - - G Rev; •D. Melville J. Botiats, Mirdster hyla in East Woodlands t;o,e._mnndt,Y IN: Burt Co li ane T.unbart n Fairport : The - , e each �mda7 at lid, North. - d. North. Hall. Rouge Hills _ Store SUNDAY, SEPIEEMHES 25; 19:5 21.00 A. BL Sunday School and Nur= ------- -------------- ----- eery at the same bout. n - - •: - CABS WAN1MD 10.00 a. m. - ;Eun-*ay Schoolfurther _ _ PtCSEEIItTG L 1 73 Pickering ?2'piil! BH.L It' _ FC'i KreClilDs i _ 1,,,2,�, PH i ALLISON ll,00 a. tn: - Church Service ( - ONlB Oi . .----•-- r-----------------------� at Phone; Fickeriall 116J4, or $t, George's Arsgliean Church la = ATisntic 2-1044 Choir practice Fsiday'egeniss at !, picketing, Ontario Oct T - Rector Rev. J. S. CrovwQ �►_..- :_' ._. - AUDLEY .. OIO1t�INAARION G1PT VUZKAJL IL O; - Organist Mr: 'Gerald Payne _. �'�� .� TBAI`SPO$TATiU WANTED a.48 a. zz; - Church Bernice SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. - to sad from Toronto Monday to Fri. 10.55 a. na - Sunday School DOORS j2 Dundas $t. We* 1Jw� 10th Sunday After Trinity" 4 day, lean Pickering approx. 7.00- --__ =------ ---------- ins _ ---- IiOLY COMI+ri1JN'ON Wffn GLASS AND SOEi.I�I WHITBY ' and Torcato-S.q P. m- Pho>ae ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN _ Sermon: Rev, James iiar►ey . _ lsbove the Allis! prus s«n•% , Pickering 170. ESIIRCH School at 11,15 A M, llf0. L Ci18A8 'ib OAK 1ri,00Bii1Fl1 ! O!'SSM. - X911tB ------------------------ Chufeh Se ce the Recta. -y) tMj* P DL B. 1kL . __ Rev. Kenneth lilseLenaan, Minister Church' (At a, >I[ott. so Sat. >r00 v ikii J - - - CARPENTRY OF ALL HINDS 11.0o a. • m. -- rv' y Wedne�iay - 9.00 I* U" Noi s rini come a .�_ .. :.. ..- '•'. � • $lichen ,Cnpbaards A Specialty --------------- --, -: ----- _--_ chart _ B your children PHON lk W>I9TBT M 6 yonrsell - Reasonable fat" - N. M. 4j o on . - S. J. PUGH AND SON _.. i. oil Rosebank Road, South . - 'jam �» Phone: Pickering 538+'13 - True Civilization ,� LUMER TAWS � WATCH �= = REP -- Oct- 20 It a set et : pICKE8 U40. ONTARIO --------------------------- -_ True religloa'must be the basis of to the Eternal -----«--------------------------- cookYI8 ....� .. FCtR SALE - stove: also mud- tree citill,zstioti. this must apply Peat 'what we shall be, bat the I[act FAST aII,�� ium-sized apace heater. E-ic Stokes, egaat}y to rnl:rr and subjects, ap- - that Gods 6Bnidon shall' come on , promised es $ R 3; Pi_ kering. Phone 83tTW, pointments, vromctions,• economics earth Is Pro ed cs, and to Pre;nre, t makes + three _ 1 and money probtrms, .-lnblic finan- the way Baha to Ilah twists on �� - - - 1tNTER-COM FOR SA,I.E-ccal or word stove, con ccs and voluntary sharing, eapeciallx great needs. the complete surrender RADIOS TEI.BDiSION, vetted to ail. 'Can still to used !c: In work for all, of the w;n of the individual to work ` sl11TD PQBi.1C ADDSES$ :YST6M8' WZC Ocoal,Phone: pickeiirig 335W4 j To estabilsh God's Kingdom on.the- .fur the glory of God sal -the common 1�LEOD. ELECTRONlI_SER,VIC" V-- iiia earth, each one .must start with self good; the. need tar fa:er•mitlonaljos-Y�3I'i' OLf Vi ' FGR SAL9--two coal stoves: Ger- but dare not stop there, Personal ties, upheld by all mea•ot ioodwLl; z7n - BrOek Bd'o QQt{pL�'r$ j,;1�$ Ol! tt,tsn shepher3' purbred dog 8 months salvation can only be secured at the and an equal -opgortnnity of edaca- 4. .r �� ETMSHARP PENS and *=MMA OW, ais�'sotnt white cabba3e; Johns prim of personal obr!3lence. and this tion for a'_l; especially the"ablliT to -''MAC CAN IRS rT' - --- Kerstens� Church St, S. Pickering, entails bar -every -effort, A levet is sseak on equal fetors to our brother ' LADrES' and 6T9' tiPAT(� s _ --- needed -the yeast of example, map. _ _ LL BURNER AI+� o r�roat �� Terms:SYN PAYMENT h.3ST - blue ti •k hound, and brown A thousand y earn are as 'one day •+"les`' } - ENT and white spaniel. Huund answers to - A SERB _ ... _ _ .. 0 PIC [i .-!Spot-,Spotand• spaniel to 'Pe:ei', Phone: Foe The Baha'i Answers To Yoar questions Brite Tt lie 5eeretaq ' R R ", T l ktrins Liters ore Supplied Fsee;� - JI3[ blf-4RTIIti NE "''!H SEB:IN of - -' Claretront kc:liact) ;2, -.: - _ _ _ - �, Pickering Jewelry . a - --- PICKERING - x88.113. _ - ��ELL T1LE FOR SALE _ PICHERIING TOWNSHIP 11 E BRAN - - -,P Also Topa ..Any Q�..nti!y SapRlied eJ an - R - TS fiunda .� e , n ' E21ua!:er. 01'1 Bin n e Hen�ec i TO S ISSUED -BUILDING ERI .F +:1LE FaL' t>TER PAINTERS D£CORA Compre-sot For Rcrll .1t "'- .: —. _ - Stn tat For `'atur.ay and y CED TtESDA7 S �1`D FRIDAlts ',TLR2;AY' C C•iCFER li-aua e• 01 per Your f rr .q•ar •k, clean, g:s•'-r. 1.t0 TO 5.00 P. M. t J.ae:: h.+. stnerc Pint I ndsd s l tic se anti ut n i' hc.:achei3 ('le+ning Parts -repairs . s'ntin : nd ;,'per Pliont: 'Pa;'" - Pbkertng ]133iS :urs: Many art,c;Le r lets: -a (hitrirey - Flecr-Furnace _' •p dcd 1'ea:cry . Ran; n first 3 --- ,Gnat_ :nlw n et -a, ;o a c, nd.L- crttar . �.. r -c a.s �T:tGE c:- -r. t' re. 1e,:o� 3 Iri'chrn 3:0; e, l n rser>I �n Burners Eric Stokes Dec juS++ QE�ERAL CAF ,n: tk r:rig c . _ - - - R. c __.. «ATr^ T`r,;TVSRY rr it rc; c s1e's, (h:n:1, : n the Vill,. �%Ir Cori]itil 149 I'nits } g g Pi kering Phcn! 686iV 3UII.DI1tiG iN$PECTOS' ~ REAS0N*:" BIA: FATES F ° P ...:c- in c + . n. 1 o.el, pr �. ( LOW PRICED DC ,r 1'C1::»S%LF _ br F tiLR 'i{iT5- W F1C AND l3f OCK ti'ORR w. 1'14'1<ERI�(1 i:!7 e,t. T$ tt _ ("� tc u° E ar f>`n-�-e T, the' - C+1L Ei i t; �tiTED PICI:.RI V A_ 1 _ }1}LLF R" Far Free. FAirr:ates On `:CRAFCF i'f 1�'f. ft?$ S ti.£, rAR t je ..: Cil>1INE1'S, BAST tiENT3 ESC. IIlONE PICKERING �i U:'r.- tit the �a, tL^ c ani p'1;e th rc OIL-F''K\FR .�r,i'IL'£ PHONE: PICKERING 63RIZ amental q't: • -ncl Tr;. , it 'a�•',• , LI i10 r,: rr3 for ra's; sat>lact-t.. a AJ?t7 ONTARIO n _Cr"a�_Apr'!=s, c �,Ch,-ir e?.'moics not � res rye bid F ten-rr=im sold trck — _ - TERRY Pn:n@s, L,Iats rionies and r�'c�'- j iu e i1 a lac..tion on ''Iain e' - �,, F _ Electrical & Plumbini intens Strcrg farcy Fl7n G c.rry H; dro thr. u,'hcPut. Cc, :iii t:e' m�dc in le x } c.' ''H3sek, ft-st f rm. f:orth of Flc'r_�:in- t, gond apartment hcusZI- Eon'.t .7iss - Dunbarton "Hlfih ScF.col.' . i'i: eropc_;ya, k -- ] < st tl is t T rTts on 7 7' =-=------- -----==---- --- - » prop.-rty, IG rccnf f Fr chase•'i • •-Contracting and Supgil�a is] } STaR 1NG _ r _• price 6 of s: le, Ha'.� c sh .with 80 `` "°.�a� PHONE. PICHEMS t24 i 1 j . ;:. SL'NDA�. 3EPTEIIBER °5 1965. o - e e eft Ftr.t small r c.w balencc can h left Mortgage. I / / ° job too D o too tar awtl>r G11;AY COAC-LI ES SERVICES, ' ------r ------ will-- will run MOTOR = fl 9 L _BUILDER _ ROUGE -MOTORS _ . _ . _.... Standard Time ; '. '` •. - • :. - -- R . - -� WOODWORKING* . ► . .+•_-� . , 1• - _ 1nR6M06T MbI A'ts A PNFASE PMRrICtIL/�RLY I APPLIED To HALLOWEt�I— ,� 1 Service on this route remains ; 4 !II'I'CSEN GAan1� w»- , • r, ��•' A ° I[JILT sad 1�I3TAId.si � fw+ h`nth3nsed Ir • � �''�. - � Ii GnOST, _. . Af �ZoU/Awa 1. Amp mm WE :,Gray Coach tines'' Y' cleans- a G. A. 3$4e void ��_.....------- --==---------- �I ". _ ce'the - - _ ' ► ..Coup) rod j j `�-""- ith the all new cover Double. . r•e1s" _ p 4 t raox,t , rsatt��wN .� area Stretch Hose you can clean up ttrg _ -- stairs . •.., Eom room io room ..: or -- _ Single, Bowlers - of any "� in coin 50 -foot circlewith•' a p etc fo are invited to joie a new league USED' CARS AND TRUCKS + _.._., . out mo6ing the cleaner. The rad- l : 1- •- , . ' icallyy new. CONSTELLATION is. Wanted • now- forming a - 'BOUGHT..AND .SOLD r Other asked with features ...see it in P : Dmd or �aiid Aad<� ' ' - - PHONE- PICKERING 308W - action at the store, or ask fors 1w Woody p M t� - TO BOWL -cleaner. free home demonstration. 1, TRIDAY EVENINGS'_. - 9 to 11.. _ ► c ' .. . _ LOST -_ -- -- -- .. ZdoN: LSaeliassl 0'i� C•►� league will_te known as 'Js S, BALSDON' &SONS 1`°°._ ' • Rill any parson having kno-cled e i -------- -- r---------��-�1 Frid a N i �hte�s S g - , Y - •' cf• -my dog's it'hereabants since a;- ` - - ► trday, September 10, please let,me - .__� ._._. .� . PHO -NE PICKERING 39 ( Phase--register-at the -Alleys BuS1t'by's hardware ► _ � - ,- kro�s, 31y deg is a Flack .cocker • - J _ • • s aniel ansis'er•ing to the name. of T Brock's Fowl - POWER �.AWNMOIVER3-"Smokey'e Last seen ca flue .Station lH���■fill �U _Road, Godtrey 31onk, Phcne Picker- A' J . `�° - HAND LAWN1DrOW81iH. Har -cod Ave. N. Ajax i ng 4 , - - Phone: Ajax 476 i 77, (advt ) t !.' _ ...; ------ ------------------------- - _ - _ _ _ , . TOOLS 1 - O IL B _ .- .' R DMAN _ __ :. _ - - VIOLET SQ -H PAINTS '13 40, 50, 6�'o BaY baxa Little : 8 } \ A: R, C. T, _ y ISheet Metcfl Woks AND ENAMEL!: •. ( - - PHONE;..PiCBERiNG Id• — Man t You re Crazy Dorney Dominion Furnaces and Air C.adiae1111M � �'_ Solo Performer and Teacher i v0 ;J.nilu � s° oPrma lois Piano and Theory Instruction , Gurney Domidlon Cooveesioli Oil BnrMed H o N f 40 ;-1; ' i K +'' �I •y b eMttas dw' w a tan Clot �t hen _ and wmen eW as R: S, 2, Pickering, Ontario - .. For ' Information: Call PAYILENT PLAN AVAII.ABLE M lits wnss sta*7t+ass► PICKERING 3558x2 AL1R PICRi:RIIdG NEWMs OI'/'ICl' - -- - _ - ----- ----- ----------------- lHOhfEiit Ow! . lfeloseloi 17ft EeR. i7 cif= - '• i 1 - -J A r 0 10! HOCK ST. S. of Jesus• • - .. Sales A SpeeWly _ : , veaer, took the program which was '��'Y• ONT. — very interesting. uring the business ( vo lon0W TIN '8 Oren Ogee) P'ennpt Attention sn Gtvoa period was decided the bale is 1 (Z lZ � 1. - p�g�Y — p80N8 MO S-is14 be packed b October 2•S. The meeting p ' ODIC! ROIlRsi closed with the min ah benediction '�iee. • ?hors, -Sat folldvred by a lovely lunch served by =. Days and Evenin;s ;re hostesses, Mrs. Burton and Mrs. _ ._. Thanks to everyone in this district who have Phase MO 3- M H. Barclay. 7\9� Rally -Dap sen:ces tress held •in St:Johns Church, °n Sunday afternupatrOni=ed my store and n+lade n,y stay here an Thw- Jr. Ca sir rendered sperirl r uric.n tit wi sof enjoyable o e. l hope yo all 'il >�it�e my succesi F.rc, L:xrkey was as i=te_47d by y '._ h,Tns, : undt y School Supt. alis+ Gwl: a same support, _ li til h to rents the story: ►* _ Q/ii�tliGlf► !! -j Ili. and 3lra, Sr1tw'stitXt E>f Hill \-i,4itrtl wit �lr, and alrs. John', rrPICE �lcjain rrcny thanks to- all. - . O . ittiriil�. t1 }• � , "liiEbwal Monument Works' We cut fir plywood to any -size, �' 1- ` _lit, sn,i 11 r:. Get l ! Ii. rFaoa of. _ A .E DAVIDSON, BOBT.'..AUSI71aI, PROP, �.. lla•t�r c,; 1. �n tout i<. (�l�l Oi�i Ontario - tt:E Lauiie's'Grocery 1 - Maes West Of. Whitby On 1 w of Tr,ctTt ` 11i• ,err fret I' c 1 saws M' - -, ,j t�.tit ha. ucam i ha:p i , Er'o, !Highway IIctween Whitby J�Niherst - 1 7i? _ ............. ,.,....,,. �,II ♦I II III't I/IIII'ftil /�I/Iit� Iril� �If �!I t ILII ellf�ir1'i:�I And Ajay1C. -- •._ �seiiiii�.riii� ., Wl[ITBY 4U THE 1 lit. .t,at lIr I;al,it C'ra«fot:l c*g, PSONE - i tit!.:ti)v +-jAt,•d her y e e _ �o■ ■ �i�er i `n'i.11, Slrara,?in n7 b zttriay fit: tau 31r� :rl Devitt a•f Toronto vl4ited �PIUMBING­--CO- LTD -- -- - YOU a` ALl'8ED KAYES 3G2o ST. CL,AIR AVE. E. __ . cif E CAN iiELP 'REEI"� RIVER SLARBORO JUN cTfo� j!'..L'178IE►{} BATSSOOMS { One Xl:e twat of :esrboro Colegtate >,Ir, end til ?•' Bert. GiLtooley and BRING YOUR BUILDING AND RE -MODELLING Z_ PRESSURE SYSTEMS : - . ' - .g,. ., foetal Address station PROBLEMS TO U5. I�VE SELL EVERYTHING FOR ESTMALTBS GIVEN TORON`rO IS att` - : !hone: Pickering p4J17 ; Furest _ •. _ pHo�rE COLLECT - .' .- ' _ -:._• -• THE OB BUT LUMBER ..�.,- ------------- open -=- -------- - --- AbThesst I-7171 - Open Every Friday 'Ight Until 9.N �uniher Coo GRAVEL CEMENT TELEVISION & RADIO � P. M. s Saturday uatu 1z,� °°°' ,rON WEEPING TILE -� p .SEWER PIPE DUNBAR REPAIRS ROCK LATH SHEETROCK _. WANTUD — INSULATION SHINGLES (Opposite Siwanis Palk) IVG 278 : •. I7piTIr' MY HOIt19D r$ONE PICI�EA ,19i1[Ali, ACRIgAGIi'a AND .- DU_:BARTON RADIO & TV 'PHONE 5 BRICK—All Kinds 'PLASTERING MATERIALS HO _ H. xATTEw We HaTe waiting Buyers Willi i6 COOPER CONCRETE 'BLOCKS 1 a*" Cash Down Payments . CALL - Mr. INGLES :. - Plywood And ! :0RDER U a ICt7.ANT and M"DONALD t. 9ianleo D R F EL HOW �. Jea:rstpra. SeUci:ors and Notaries a atAtMl . oeno. aa9s- ..'Wallboard L ELOGEB G. CON.t, n, IL A. �. A. wllaovG®Y noes SONS -`' PREFARE FOR THE COOLER WEATHER AHEAD him oaf ' Phone � ` #e�lt�es Moulding HIGH-GRADE ANTHRACITE —. COKE & WOOD e►. MacDONALD, B. A., L,LB, Esaerieseed >Saiatisa s fences St S. Oshhw% out DELIVERED PROMPTLY _ phone s-sas7 e � licOlvT>rsTs. MONT>drr8---------- ______________ ,Arthur Mitchell Limited - rinsuranc o. 4 �.. z. . �4. Jai, -- WB= OS PHONE CiiARTERF-D ACCOUNT Estes For Farm And Coaatry PHYSICL&r and SURGEON Fuels & Building Materials Bdildtags - in Simcoe Street, North '< �IMsterm iiatiraace ON Boildiaia - Of Ire Off Hours __. whulmuls, silos'r6so. OSHAWA — ONTARIO P I CICS R I N G :' - Mobilo Insuraaoe Of All Blair PSON)E b-4661 2.00 - 4.00 and 7,00 - 9.00 P. M, , Bowman & GiTyson 3ionday Through Fridays PHONE 74 or 75 for PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE PSONB: WHITBY 921 „ I n Appointment ' - EDDIE'S •. And By Appoi t ...... _. �% Phone: Pickering 565 : ..... . EROS. �----------------------------------- -STAFFORDr : -_ Shoe Repairs �� lEt : k XONUMENTA: WORKII ` BERT'S �StELL DIGGING.,,ACK PURCELL & COMPANY O•i ygMt{� bbl f Main Street, Pickering t - _ b FINEST MATERIALS USED Septic Tanks ... Pressure Systemsember The Toronto Stock Exchange - r ZXPE:EItIFIl�ICED WORKMANSHIP Trenching ...Air Compressor Ihtles _ - Contractor's Specialty bnlplete StOCk Brokerage Fac'Wnjj" iM 1.AWSON "GOOD SELECTION OF LACES.Septic Teaks Cleaned TheWOOD AVENUE SOUTH _: _ AJAX _ - POLISHES, DYES Sanitary Wal Baa:letos ana souottor _ .36 -in. WELL, Tu.E FOR SALE AJAX 1 165 H/tIL'I TII.i, 7,00 P i!. s SZEMM00% ONTARIO k - PBONE: PICKERLNG 355W4 R �. ILAV TILL i.K IL >.. AIOIHD FICIC)Ei1Nti ..117wi11- - • -'' - tib, .. ,. .. .'..._..._ , u�te • _ R C"HE RYWOOD fries week -end and dtiYtngthe in Oct mr 1St , as well as having choL: cleaned d c°meoittee alta also attended Rall service `' '• We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Math- the afternoon. was appointed to toot into the pow exon and twuly to our 4CO d vasty, Several from beer took in the_ an- ible selection and production of •a r •, 'iiUARA�iTEED 1�1fJE�CIiNIE'� There is no church service here niversary supper at Zion Church on play, during- the winter montbs� The - . • next :unday, awing to Anniversary Services at List BUL Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Boag of Willowdale usual auM on sale of articles tools t plue, and Lunch was served the :F ..,Racl�o•TV .Service. M:•,andMrs, w. Altpeter and the called 'on Mrs. Geo. Philip one day hostesses.. AUT Mahe or Model j _ UNHBAL DCFAK TOR gamily rrom Caiitornia, have bee" recently. The sigma:.—C Boys —('Lab h� - Artlilur Field oto An bulamee &WON visit ng Mac. and Mrs. R. Tindall, We extend conaratulatj�ons , to its, We extend our sympathy to Mrs, A. Carlton on the passing of her brother- their first meeting atter the summer - holidays, on Tuesday evening in the w Da; or NL@Mand who we W.M. Morriswere in-law, in-law, the late Mr. Dairs. Mr. and basement of the church. 1 � • _(; i'r l '� } wig trrl. mar: ied recently. e e %oman's Associatlos Ch rryw Mrs. Daus had just finished a new house here in the village which they Ms, and Mrs Robert Jenkins, Of Magnetaw spent salt tin, e nbiil .. . , • Phone Fick, 193 Th of Cherry'arood W. A. .. dies Locust E3i.11, expected to occupy this fall --------------- with Mr s Pegg and . and Mrs. tion .. :f'..�.� V IZ.ia.Z MUS S - � from and thea guests ]ic¢.tSe Hill Pickering, Centennial - _..�' GREENWOOD On Sunday afternoon a�proxima- tely fifty at �_ ��� , p pm'• Ontw and Fairport enjoyed a meetiU 0 relatives gapm7ed .the - - ` — Dolly T F -- — s Inspiration and challenge Last Wed- nesday, BECa H; Howard, President Of of ns.Br o Mr, and Mrs. d, Brown, Fred. Brown a[ Brook" on the err- Milton Pegg home to honor MJW Audrey Pegg, daughter of Mir, and _ — W. $. J. TRO�B N, B. A. LL$, the Toronto East Presbytery W. A., theme fuel °2 their baby drntghter, Patti, ' Mrs. Lloyd Pegg o2 Osharvau, and • -. . M,:. Grant Michell with a m:scellaipt- BaeY ! AN Barrister and sollator gave a splendid a'ddmss'on:the "O;ening Doors". She' gave us a r►ureen, Mrs. Percy Clarke visited Last 's shower, Many lovely gifts were O FIVIEZ ING >lritilah Cohsasbia and OataeV p splendid address and much helpful 1advice for our own daily living. Mrs. week with her sister, Mrs, W oc x- man, of Brighton. received, and best wishes were ez- tended to the couple who will be i Z) lg0 _ Q{vawoed Bids.. A}st - L. Anis, of Highland Creek condv�c-y based an the �y yray observed oa Suq- ' married on October 8th. :_ Sunday School will commence at 41 t - KEy Afli1 CLARKE sin.. rl�.ne - /S ted a devotional period topic "The Christian Home. Fier day School and the Church having a combined service, which was con- 10 o'clock on September 25, and be service due } �T r�T�•t _ . _. ���a:.y .i. .L V' .. gealdeace pL�s: odows i -i413 message was very inspiring and made in our homes, ducted by our Supt., Mr,. Milton there will no church t° the Anniversary at Mount Zion, a h AUCTIONI�SR� Authorized tits realize, as w omea our responsibility to our God and to of the Pegg, assisted by Rev, 13, Moc� e, The scripture reading was given by at 11.00 and 7,30 Our own pastor M{r. • 'c - MOOre will in cistrge of the -sercalaties j sal of Ontario sad YOsI. our national lite. At the close a delightful hour was spent Kenneth and David Rooertscn ani Kenneth vice in the morning, and Rev. But - ByoCk japtpieypelltf $a"ala' meeting visiting with our- guests, and enjoy- John Griffin, Mrs, Gerald Henning told an interesting story of ' The Boy of Ajax, guest speaker in they + Irism Isles Furaitw% Regi Egta3�s H8NNI8 60WS1><AY, D. C. ing a light lunch: a ve 'tLxag sec- d H. All Twelve evler, c else our apeeiaty at RMaaoaibla IC DOG's'°n C�OPa`' -------------------- ----------------.- slued their promotion certitcates at ei pr � PAUL �Ser tis rivice for BROUGHAM this service. The September meeting oQ the Ev_ n p • • _V ' 9iHiVR m!>Im. P. a .r... A�•� 1llarit. a-�Z 141A. ilx g ST, SOVlS The Woman's Missionary Society of St. John's United Church met at the ening W, A, w43s held at the home of Miss Edith Ormerod, The Worship . _ akiciaffu - ' _ !• Q pbssy . WBE•BY, ONTARIO For Appointmeaf llbosb ao S-zss! , home of Mrs. N: Zurton on Thursday Service whose theme was "Truth", pI"ANO e c V"&tIaaa levo lees i afternoon, September 15 with the was prepared and -presented by Mrs. t a sopClls►aasaf ab�n 11t/• president. Mrs. Harold Barclay .tin` D. Morden, assisted by Mrs G, Hen• _. - �oyu� pO�U� charge. The scripture reading was taken by Mrs. J. Mitchell. The open- ning and Mrs; W, Pegg, During the business period, which was conduc- CLASSICAL. — POPULA>L t - ing iimyn was "Break Thou the Bread ted by the Vt:e=President, b rs, W. PHONE: PICKERING 40 ss `' _ uO�e' D� ROYH L R LICE238= AUMONE'ES of Life'". Mrs. E. Johnston took the "Our High Call- pegg, plans were crude to have a hws>.cleaning bee at the church - � � -- - { ptiekarins and Whitby Towna6tpa devotional, entitled a number of members .on t' - • CH1BOirRA+CTOR - Bares. $osuoboid and !pl•rtp ing" and asked to tell of their calling to be a disciple �--- a M Lackey program con - 0 10! HOCK ST. S. of Jesus• • - .. Sales A SpeeWly _ : , veaer, took the program which was '��'Y• ONT. — very interesting. uring the business ( vo lon0W TIN '8 Oren Ogee) P'ennpt Attention sn Gtvoa period was decided the bale is 1 (Z lZ � 1. - p�g�Y — p80N8 MO S-is14 be packed b October 2•S. The meeting p ' ODIC! ROIlRsi closed with the min ah benediction '�iee. • ?hors, -Sat folldvred by a lovely lunch served by =. Days and Evenin;s ;re hostesses, Mrs. Burton and Mrs. _ ._. Thanks to everyone in this district who have Phase MO 3- M H. Barclay. 7\9� Rally -Dap sen:ces tress held •in St:Johns Church, °n Sunday afternupatrOni=ed my store and n+lade n,y stay here an Thw- Jr. Ca sir rendered sperirl r uric.n tit wi sof enjoyable o e. l hope yo all 'il >�it�e my succesi F.rc, L:xrkey was as i=te_47d by y '._ h,Tns, : undt y School Supt. alis+ Gwl: a same support, _ li til h to rents the story: ►* _ Q/ii�tliGlf► !! -j Ili. and 3lra, Sr1tw'stitXt E>f Hill \-i,4itrtl wit �lr, and alrs. John', rrPICE �lcjain rrcny thanks to- all. - . O . ittiriil�. t1 }• � , "liiEbwal Monument Works' We cut fir plywood to any -size, �' 1- ` _lit, sn,i 11 r:. Get l ! Ii. rFaoa of. _ A .E DAVIDSON, BOBT.'..AUSI71aI, PROP, �.. lla•t�r c,; 1. �n tout i<. (�l�l Oi�i Ontario - tt:E Lauiie's'Grocery 1 - Maes West Of. Whitby On 1 w of Tr,ctTt ` 11i• ,err fret I' c 1 saws M' - -, ,j t�.tit ha. ucam i ha:p i , Er'o, !Highway IIctween Whitby J�Niherst - 1 7i? _ ............. ,.,....,,. �,II ♦I II III't I/IIII'ftil /�I/Iit� Iril� �If �!I t ILII ellf�ir1'i:�I And Ajay1C. -- •._ �seiiiii�.riii� ., Wl[ITBY 4U THE 1 lit. .t,at lIr I;al,it C'ra«fot:l c*g, PSONE - i tit!.:ti)v +-jAt,•d her y e e _ �o■ ■ �i�er i `n'i.11, Slrara,?in n7 b zttriay fit: tau 31r� :rl Devitt a•f Toronto vl4ited �PIUMBING­--CO- LTD -- -- - YOU a` ALl'8ED KAYES 3G2o ST. CL,AIR AVE. E. __ . cif E CAN iiELP 'REEI"� RIVER SLARBORO JUN cTfo� j!'..L'178IE►{} BATSSOOMS { One Xl:e twat of :esrboro Colegtate >,Ir, end til ?•' Bert. GiLtooley and BRING YOUR BUILDING AND RE -MODELLING Z_ PRESSURE SYSTEMS : - . ' - .g,. ., foetal Address station PROBLEMS TO U5. I�VE SELL EVERYTHING FOR ESTMALTBS GIVEN TORON`rO IS att` - : !hone: Pickering p4J17 ; Furest _ •. _ pHo�rE COLLECT - .' .- ' _ -:._• -• THE OB BUT LUMBER ..�.,- ------------- open -=- -------- - --- AbThesst I-7171 - Open Every Friday 'Ight Until 9.N �uniher Coo GRAVEL CEMENT TELEVISION & RADIO � P. M. s Saturday uatu 1z,� °°°' ,rON WEEPING TILE -� p .SEWER PIPE DUNBAR REPAIRS ROCK LATH SHEETROCK _. WANTUD — INSULATION SHINGLES (Opposite Siwanis Palk) IVG 278 : •. I7piTIr' MY HOIt19D r$ONE PICI�EA ,19i1[Ali, ACRIgAGIi'a AND .- DU_:BARTON RADIO & TV 'PHONE 5 BRICK—All Kinds 'PLASTERING MATERIALS HO _ H. xATTEw We HaTe waiting Buyers Willi i6 COOPER CONCRETE 'BLOCKS 1 a*" Cash Down Payments . CALL - Mr. INGLES :. - Plywood And ! :0RDER U a ICt7.ANT and M"DONALD t. 9ianleo D R F EL HOW �. Jea:rstpra. SeUci:ors and Notaries a atAtMl . oeno. aa9s- ..'Wallboard L ELOGEB G. CON.t, n, IL A. �. 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AIOIHD FICIC)Ei1Nti ..117wi11- - • -'' - tib, .. ,. .. .'..._..._ , s _ Free Advertising D ADVERTISING -�CLASSIFIE— Automobiles - SPORTS C01111Non FOR `9 IRECalvert A rugged individualist in Mi- '' BABY CHICKS OPPORTUNITIES 'M!N AND WOMEN - - chigan, whose name regrettably ,,. t ����y was omittedr'in the press dis- �� history Of a sort NOT too soon d °seer vola Fav and Winter hatched chicks and turkey points We have three oueggs ion BE A HAIRDRESSER ,S LEAD SCHOOL r G (11�'�'� patch made' ass breeds that IaY mote ease ds JOIN CANADA Opportunity I - the other day •when he Was aC- lea teed, three sp!& broiler breeds 1pl Great Hairdressing fir.. 1. a,' o The Olymp7e Games of 1956 are quitted (on appeal to a higher -for worry through for the alleged offence, =t dual poke ab breeds. lesst on feed, Hatches every week to the Pleasant dl plead good wages. , Ihouands of successful already sivin` cause court) out the world democracies, raised by of taping -over on his car license po,uta• ear. Older pullets 12 weeks IM S LTD. LE CHICK HATCH _ Marvel graduates America's Greatest System the threat of RUsaia'B governmental mass „ plate the words Water Wonder- �WISGDvn ONTARIO Illustrates catalogue Free write or can development and subsidization of nth- 1Etes. And wearse this is the time, in land." he felt. no to drive HATCHING Ewes MAII,,.L HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS 338 Bloor St. W.. Toronto _,�'`•. Canada as else 'here, for action. Seems yen the Ltnited States, among the free around giving free advertising HATCHINGton 'largeesa andel wanted desttyeataEllah Branches: 4E King t t.. O taw Slee Ottawa The British Empire, - countries of the world in which sport flourishes as a natural, to his state after paying good all others in the same happy money for the license tag, and ed hatcheries. On some breeds eggs taken every week in the year. Large For full details. writs 72 Rideau MASE money with a hob r - and not a forced growth, and category, should be deeply concerned Surely the democra• although he was convicted in send every qualified athlete to a higher re- he premlis aid Box t38. 1Z3 Elgbteeath Street. New Toronto„ Ontario. atoatabl• 00 S choo1 repairing broCorrespondence only 7watch wholesale prices on Jewell _ t cies, Canada included,. must one court, got. have achance to match Russia. PCR SALE paved, - - Watches, Rings ttSc Basion Bracer Detailed brochure from: Suite i be, Russian propaganda in versaL - We will never, of course, p Games As a matter of observable fact, in the OlympicSEW? TRANSMISSION GEARS etc• 1803. 330 Bay Street. Toronto 1 a the Pravda. There is no official team most people are happy Russia can score as she pleases. Last time she was kind to boast and universal Joints repair kits for every Popt> car and truck at come Homeworkers needed. s rite and enough t0 give the United States a tie with computation of their home towns, home wider at variance from that states, their alma maters, their V711e prices. AUTOMOTIVR WAREHOUSE CO. LTD.-- , .561, Baastrop I°".otu°iala a• known only to Russia, a system and informally, accepted in other nations. Next regional festivals and the like al l+ss our St., Montreal SENSATIONAL took 20 ' :. uTiofiicially - time, the system will improved to denote a Russia , n via stickers and placards. The the democracies is over- Y0 TON JL1n Float with International Tractor class condition Craig Grow beautiful hair and care younger) Complete hair M. iwav�y F triumph, unless the victory Of tags devised for cars of many whelming. aches, States refedrmp=ryoupr gyuip'nent 21 Chamberlin Ave. nt 21 Ottawa treatment, e� out beautlft�ilastro�ng. will gi French t We, in Canada, need money to send athletes; but first we need athletes to send. Time is short. Men not already potatoes, products, sun- cared ethele;s NEW perms -bronze oil filter element lasts forever - the first coat !a the fie; $2,50. cream will also grow hair on bald sguueasz M e: $2.50.aV'lllard in training will need to start an intelligent workout program sumablandes lissive to have any chance of being worth anal cost can't soak out detergents filters grit particles as small as s9 aaniet'ed. or C.O.D. Perfumes 1388 Sherbrooke East. and campaign immediately anything In Olympic Competition. have few, if seldom a protest. en' millionths of an inch - your • A alp 4o% MontreeL rALLMG HAIR? Don't worry. Hair I V we don't get a program g Oi tg, we'll athletes ready to 1956. And those won't be prepared What is more common, and more to be marveled at, is the .. ip longer to clean. lsolvnirttt from alter Bad replace guar. rings andTonewomeecon $l rs oar bottle. for men r any, to compete in November which is normally out of season pride with which most motorists fmn�ae`nr anteed to writing for to - full vears. ;,ABORATO{i]ES. MacTter. oat e • [ in our land• Athletic Union should drive around -with plates and One size fits present case on all care. t end tractor• with standard by, rucks T on Railways wanted. e Incppto - ... .. This is sometCI hing• the Amateur take u immediately, in a practical way, with practical men p advertising the firms designs g they. bought their paps oil systems 58.93 another el full now types. sil_93. ISletime fuel furnaces e train and - ho train and- home wl'h Self -race Machine tion comms school for testa - t head of the organization. men. not interested in petty from which ' filter fot ell engines and on S2s0 first pay. STENOGRAPHtOtS to at the of -our sports politics, but men interested in development This is the h this onerous co= cars, althoug g may $2.93. write Bloomfield „Enterprises Box 139 Chatham Out. • dy,;,hees in to weeksuhoom�tud�.T. ' athletes through the medium Of competition. based on efficient modern scientific ordination and reciprocity be explainable if a motorist still WANTED Fre• folder either coupe, and tees. writ 9vatetns. 20 spaaina . i only way - Competition training methods. We have at ;east one great 1500' metre prospect. Rich owes the firm for his auto. Yet human nature is a woad- FRFSH Names' Colorado Parents. other ab ��r Y , Toronto. Road, TornntoPATtNTi —' Ferguson. We have some fine boxers and wrestlers, excellent both boys and girls-. Just what we have in Canada erful ipstitution, and as, a rule med La .11L C,.�nscopies price. Milton A. Campo. PA: Box s �,H>'�STONHAyLIGH A company. -.ir swimmers, we'll. never until a better degree of competition is a fellow likes to do his regional Denver. • t. Colorado. �_. spo`otevni erdt., Toronto.�PateBnt :know developed. rooting on a voluntary basis, as WANTED old Phonograph Record Cats. old tecordead all countries. 1 Our hockey supremacy is no longer a matter to be taken high degree if: he had thought up the idea the and togs. vrior t930 Also 'buy to lane Iota. r.. o. Moran, Lodi oFti n every inventor n w inventions and lull information eat for granted. There is ample material. but a .of for gra tY must re exercised here. For other events. track- �d provided gimmick. were simply saturated with com- Wteconsln U.9 A. tree The ttamaa. Co. aeRlsfetlYd Pao ree.. Attorneys Yrs Rank 4t Ottawa field, swimming, gymnastics and the like, we believe that a Triunity or state enthusiasm. HELP WANTED ant. _ series o[ Olympic preparatory tests and meets, with govern- financing is part, coned develop a few athletes worthy Having a badge Of 'dev0*Cd wihl car lot laMe�/tr�rf+ftura and :1Pv x1.00 rR1AL QeriOrwentv'five deluxe meat to carry Canada's colours. and compete with the best• fervor. wished off on him.. Via auto 'tag, isn't sp0ntane- pHance' store. better than average man. WrF1te u tills per�oaal requirements Latest cats Cogus included. The Medico Agenc7 Your comments and sugged;ant for this column will be welcomed a state' ous at -all; .a guy Can hardly ofp Polnemen�S�arotd McClure Limited. Georgetown Out - Box it4 . T�rmtnal "A•' Tmm�4l -..--A+ ' by £Imes f•rgwon, c'o Calvert Nouse, 131 Ywtq• 5:,, Tworlfo. claim credit for local pride in • MeolCa► - -- ISSUE 38 1953 an y special degree if forced to ._. -' exhibit 8 uniform label. Far „ TRY iD EVERT SUFFERER : CatvtttD a S T I L L E R S LIMITED ogeeboy who keeps a' Siwasti -, TIS sMOutflTTRPAINS DlzoM S REMlD7 ' IT �Y BE a AAIHERSTSURG, ONTARIO College" Sticker on his wind- MUNRO'S DRUG St4R! - -T___ _ -- - - shield long .after he- graduates Michigan 1.1S Elate, Ottawa-- 51.23 ExPeaa Pnpeta YO U R `I y ER -" -_ t or flunks out). This e -case has now set a court prece- Claim Dublin Castle Has whistling Ghost dent. which establishes "law" POST'S ECZEMA SALVE BAvi9nf the torment of dry eczema skin troubleb. If lis ' t we�th living l - • a _ 1eIt 7 - - Waitpersons Eacnsemweeping Salve will to to? PA of kvft tbiM �s. w bN - j itertistatesehear oil this n. oat'+ ret vou, ntchlnR scat ins and bu� acne. °reeadtly dbepau W bele Is oo$ewes i day k F Il u ewur�ioedye - Within the huge walled for from one completely .e . car- The Daily 1VIai1 (Anderson, soma. �n rreespo d an eczema. ko wodorless ointment - i ae. eon led w blasts •* moue .teases . , Toa teal eo•supaMd Bad ed Dublin per to a spot 20 feet ht trp on' - - - iVE ehe°t eia1Zi:aess regardless of how stubborn or hobs aE fan and !r lc Via_' �d �w._.��_�_� Oe-e� Castle . a sallow -faced whistling the waits. ' Happened: Outside the sear Pmt Pr•. on R•e: or Pr e• Pills. e�su - stimulaa the saw ofaUXT.,t•.8o°aa say - ghost has been seen prowling thing kitchen window I saw the head A "preacher was describing the A rRlct sz a PER JAR OaT'S�REearn*? starts fuse properl7 +" sea ed �ut, Ai, agn + kOW �'� 9 �• _after midnight. Patrick ' and shoulders of •figure go' by. 'bad place" to a congregation of ss9 queen � LMM i.� �� , �� P 4 on han.i It, ♦fie re+d d..laairs. So says ex -detective - Kenny, who until •iecentl'y did "R'h�{ lace y+as sallow, and titer naval cadets: are ' to be coy- with 'Friends," he said, "you've TORONTO _ - ..duty at the castle, and there held seesieW four other people. who testify to thin black hair. Although it was seen molten iron running out of- _ the eerie story. dead quiet at that time o• night, a furnace, haven't you?' It comes a single footstep The out white hot, sizzling and hiss- 's r - "I am not' given to imagina- I heard not "I spent face seemed'to be that of a per. thg• ■OL.L YOUR OWN tion," says Mr. Kenny. e than 30 yearsson about 40 years old. Well-" • : . e��R re • I used to walk around at night, "I returned to the office, and The. pointed a long, I u - ' , cling ,. Old dunForce.eght, Half hour later the whistling sometimes by t g Lean finger at the lads. WIM but• -,Lter seeing what I did, I began again -right in the ofllce. "Well." he' continued, "they in >re, --wouldn't walk around there at Nobody had come with use that stuff for ice cream in night if I had, a searchlight to'. and three other people present the lace I' have been speaking " p ' all heard the whistling guide me: "Some time ago, at,�half=past 'Mr, Kenny is quite sure it was of." '- -- one in the morning. 'I ent from. not someone playing a joke.' The down long corridor, whistling was, he again on :SAD BUT TRUE my office, a -for a cup of tea in the kitchen. the following two nights, still sweet frightening. Doctor - 'Did that medicine "I was only there a minute very .but when I heard a most beautiful M -r Kenny ,said: "What I ex- straighten your husband out all /a/ �y GARETTE TO����O whistling: There were nib pauses :•perienced was definitely beyond right? ,' lar breath, and whoever or what- ordinary explanation.'' Wife (joyfully) - .Yes, we = ever was doing it, was whistling buried him yesterday. , -a traditional Irish melody, ' LENGTHY VISIT "I asked the only other m2 . n the kitchen: 'What's that? Who's Mrs. 'Fuller Fooshe, of St Louis - ` whistling?' " He replied: 'Don't had a peeve. which she eventu- pay too much attention. It's � ally brought before the court. It ROPE a , h. and before.' concerned her unwelcome guest,CUN RD -JO :,been "Suddenly, the whistie went and she explained: "1 invited her :. _ r to stay for dinner eleven years ago, and she refuses to, leave." SUMMER AND FALL SAILINGS ti N i t c Tha Judge, too, thought the LATE r T s stay was rather long and ordered At ThriftesSeasen Rat0S TO FRENCH PORTS:" Mrs. Eleanor Harris to leave the fi0 BRITISH PORTS: ROUND TRIP FOR AS UTR! As First Class from $207.50 N i house immediately. First Class from 6200 Tourist Class from $140 �ZsO `;T i Cl f 6145 ourst ass Tom Y :q Iters NE w YORK 1• , • .r ,.� . • < ',:'•', - I•'".• .., ,• - a Nhw•,� p VESSEL Tela - :FFri. IVERNIA MONTREAL Fres QUEBEC `SEPT. 16,.. - - - Fri. 'G reenock,U erpool SEPT. 16 Liverpool 17 Cobh, Havre, Soufhompto, - � / .—/ C e ? .�..�'.; 3.',.:!'° a...'"aT t,� MEDIA MAURETANIA .. . — Set. Wed• SEPT. 2t` i..- .. - Wed.w S!►T. .� Navn.SoudwmPtoe uM,a P SEPT.T 1 CMrbo •. So m ton SEF t .-. _... , , . '.5e•�; o +� .- MARY QUEEN � Fri. , SEPT. 23 ,- - Liverpool Have, Sovthompton r s 1} 5 a SA%ONIA FRANCONIA Wed. SEPT. 26 - Well. - - SEPT. 2S Cherbourg,ScuMampfon i1 11 sr •' ..� QUEEN EUZARETH - - Fri. Wed SEPT. 30 Liverpool _ OCT.S 1 7 :�. ': '.• a .� O .... QUEEN MARY r '--. Thur,. - Q Cobh, Soufhaey,ton _ ,' IUl MAURETAN IA SRfTANMC .., = IVERNU Fri - - _ .Than. • OCT. 7 12 Cobh v OCT. 6 U npeol -- uwrp"I Havre, Southampton _ -- — ' / BE`T�VEE, o ASCANIA Wed QUEEN ELIZABETH S Fri MEDIA OCT. _ Wed. - - OCT t 1 =fr4. Wed. OCT. 12 CTerboure: Sovihompton OCT. 14 OCT. 19 Cherbourg, Southampton I 4 :+ UEENIMARY QUEEN e[ ���� MAURETANIA QUEEN ELIZAtSTH PARKED. Fri. ^ _ Tot _ Wed. .= y OCT. 23 OCT. 2S, Cobh, Soufhempton OCT. 26 CMrbeorg, Sevihampton ..- Greeneek,lherpedl IVERNIA FARTMIA .-A - hl. - SeL OCT. Z9 OCT. 28 Uverpod Maws. Southampton SAMARIA SEPTEMBER SAFETY -This draw - ins won first prize as sap- See your local agent- stiNsetRN! cRUISEs a S•eAl Atserk. SURE CURE - Colleen Novem• tember safety poster in the Automobile Associ- TR CLASS Omy • Fes "No" men ! No one calm servo You better No Bt•sr IsiNs Att-MEBITERRANEAN x . brine seems to think the water's . American for for elle exlrs luxury LINE TN. CRUISE - - .-a bit cold, but we're sure she's ation's nationwide contest `.. CVNARp e a glad of that. The ,shapely Miss 1955-56 school safety pouters. it, drawn by Marian Burch, Circa But B WallitfBten fN••ra. ier•fN•, Ont. - Td. lFApitre l.1sB1 cook her dip in the surf during was the Abraham Lincoln Junior - ' thii recent, sweltering 1.09 -de- of High School. r ; . prate weather. - . .. ..T 'a ;,a..r_. � - - G • 1 _ 'Cooler Bright Fall Days Mean Back To Warmer Clothing Needs. For Colorful - Pullovers � Cardi ans--See Our New Stock 'of Grand'mere Sweaters For Fall! _ g ..WHITE 100% f GRAND MERE •GRAND. MEREPURCHASE. <" 'ORLON SWEATERS r., CUDDLEDOON SMOOTHIES Now we have an all black boys' or t. A special purchase makes the rice men's loafer. of fine quality leather - -on these especially attractive. Here. Weare: now stocking the Grand'mere - .-The old stand-by. in top quality pull- upper, leather sole and heels: A fine are nese brand sweaters of 1004 ,Cuddle Doon long sleeve pullovers is 7 -overs, cardigans and sleeveless. A looking shoe at a, reasonable price. Orlon in quality and styling. ,W. hile staple, color stock plus one week. de - they last a bright'new new fall color range. Here livery on any, other shade: you ,may - are shrink -proof 'titin moth -proof wish makes .the smoothie a 8.95 PAIR 95 EACH quality sweaters for the young men to birthday birthday gift. Colors: .in stock are • style in. Colors of Spice, Tartan, Blue Mix, Grey, Beige Mix, Banker's - -- , Green, Coffee, Blue, Grey, in a size' 'Grey, Yellow and Wine. BLACK OXFORDS BROWN DRESS 'OXFORDS Vrange 36 to 42. Buy yours now and Here is a stylish shoe for the young A new purchase of men's oxfords pick YOUR COLOR. Cardigans .$.11.9S ea. .fellows. Quality leather uppers with offers several new styles at reason- low cut heel feature. Neolite soles and - able low prices. Excellent quality pYilOver31 E$.95 ea. shoes with leather sole and heel. a 9 5 EACH + heels make these longer lasting value. Sleeveless 10.95- PAIR -Also available in Black and White + ` 8.95PAW BOYES DEPARTMENT STORE - STORE HOURS: MON., TUES., THURS., SAT. — 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M.; LVED., 9 A.M.42 NOON .(Clesed Wed. Afternoon); FRIDAY, 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. PICKERING 28110, \ PICKERING 281 ism Guthrie introdixced Rev, and Mrs. flower' girl for her brother -and his and Darrel visited Mr. ant} Mrs,` Buttars, Tan and John, A social hour . � b:'ide;--The best wishes od thetom. Donald White of North Oshawa ,on followed,. fur ng which red eshtnents rrunity go to this young couple, who Sunday, were served. will- make their home iri Pickering, _Don't -forget to set all the clocks -_ _ FROZEN F C,� O D S The- Harvest, Home Church Sen ic- �Mr. and . Mrs, . Dick . Winter, Dick tack one hot- this Saturday' es will 'be held this Sunday at 2.30 y night.'. . �. �- p. m. -Rev. -Mr. Bvttaq will _have cb3rge of the service land the home For your convenience we have irtsfalled a frozen feed I cF,� it will prcnide she music, i On October 2. Sunda School will Sunday JOHN L. LAY _• _cabinet. _ _ - -.-) be at Y;15' p, ret. and church- service sL1[ PLACE. PICKERING 33 YO21K S1 NT0 - F _ - _ at 2.30 ss Ma, and Y --s, Frank Packets and 11ME9ENTING _ 1 Miss Sl aie-.1Rrckrin, Mr. and Mrs: C. THE PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED -!EXTRA SPECIAL . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, ONLY White and =taar.ily attended -the weC- OF ENGLAND ' ding o1' .Garnet White and the former -. INSURANCE — GROUP AND PENSION PLANSBIC -- Ruth Wilson of King City n Satur- LM -* Y.:E98 ' AND ACCIDENT �„y�• : I/2 GALLON OF ICE CREAM 79,e day!•They were slanted in Flax - .v lO>1tOHIL1ti - LIAnILinlT - - the' United Chia -tar at King, by Rev. i _ 7% Wor±d'a breast AIS -Line Lumrance Compaas -(ONE TO A CUSTOMER WHILE THET LAST) - �, • R, Jenkinson, Darlene 'White. was . 1 IITS PHONE PICKERING 26 e -and Mrs,' Kra ng can pU N BARTO N •look cheat over and decide it they look them o -....Would be usessul Mrs. Egro t, baz- (' Dnnbartaa United Church GaRr convener, then anode 0tr-ther ar- Sunday, Septelbbt Z5, will be the' rarrgerrents dor the bazaar to be on - 101st anniversary cd this-om e, In Noveanoer 11th; Mrs, Len Wilson --the mot rig. the Acv. Harvey. Hawe7, . pregided Refteoiments-were ser of West Hill, a fcc-merpastor od the . ved. _ congregation will. be the preacher. Ma-, and Mrs.. Albert Boys, who .Our own choir with a dower armln- have just returned from. Germany, b,�-r Mrs. ,Howard Mr.Clement, as «E the family of Mr, and Mrs.'. w.,isi; Iii the 'evening �:�v. gam. $oys on the week -sad. Mr. Buttars, cif Pickering,.will ,be aur ,.rs. xuwe and Mr. and Mrs. Mc- and a qustet Sr= Picker. Pherson v_sited Miss. Rowe, am tea - prezcher, lits will slag, A very cordal invit- cher, on ar_nday. ation to everyone to .cclebrate this Mr and Mrs, •Ws1'nco Scott; Go-rm- Anniversary with us ley, visited Mr, and Mrs. W. Middle- S+unday, October �, WA shall ob- ton, He is slowly_ improving,. serve. the Sacrament of the Lord's Mr: 'and Mrs. Gerr_ge Perry,- Es - Supper. We give a cordial invitation then and Robert, 'Mrs, Wilson, Mrs.. , to all Christ53ns to meet with us, 7 Sowerby, Mrs, Cornutt . and Mr,. On' QVeZ:nesday, Octchcr 26, fur Carlc. -attended, the tour of the !Annual Turkey Supper, Please keep T„ti,n'-1V4anv 11P Plant w.ih'- the filen �--this in :hind and plan to cam.,- council on Wednesday,, September _date Mrs, Dugal3 Thompson and Chns- 14, There were ilt:irty-ane present, tine Ore visiting for-tuo weeks in ,., cue t..ur, refreshments we•'e + _. Ganar<oque,provided and door prizes won by Miss Nellie Risk returned hcrr.e'by �Srs, -Co:m-V Mal•eolm Witter, Mrs plane,on Sun::ay zlter a visit in Scot- Keeva• and D-, N. F, Tomlinson, y nd, Mrs, c C •:•putt, in the a,)sense of A Spee iY recovery, to Lewis 'Carl- Mrs W. Carter, wbo was ill, thank - "the 'on 'oE those att-, - .•• - dote who has been ill, ed stzff ,1;'eha1f Mr, Alex Got; *he is spendinn a ending. few days with relatives near Nep- -------------- -------------- =- _ ,anee. ill :s - : D �E T Mr W. M,06 - row :s" guile and 7/"1V conrfined to St, Michael's Hospital, A On Friday evening a receptioi3 w� s j speedy, recovery is wished- for him;. held at -the .church for Rev, rind heldt Mrs, V. Haines is visiting in Tor tars and their tvvo sons The 'onto '= a fewr days, 1 'ret- W. A. President Mrs, C, Clerrence. � " Mrs, Gibb dad Sharon ave �' took charge of- the meefng which urned hone, after a pleasant visit opened with •a - hymn. Mrs, •Frank ,*ith relatives in Georgia, I Piickrin read the scriptt- a and Mrs, ` • The •Kiwanis School Fair will be Bert Guthrie - led in prayer, which 1 1held this Friday and Satrday in the. was 'followed by the the-Y:e song. "'° Kiwanis Park, A bingo will be held.! The Roll Call was answered with On- 8atucday night. Dumond is home a -f- "Love^. One of the. -elders, Mr. Bert '' ,Ilii;. T- _again tet surgery at the Ajax -Pickering Getthtie -was' chairman for the prog- nimThe Sunday School- children _Hospital. We are pleased to,. hear she- sang a group of songs, Mrs, George -ds feeling bett@r,. to Keith anis MS's: Peacock played several' numbers on Lorraine Matt- • Congratulations on the birth of a son Warren the piano accordion, .9 hews gave a reading "Home is whet•e riouglas at the Oshawa Hospital, the heart is," Mr, Robin Nicholson ' ----------- -- played a .few p:enq selections,. A ERVC„ ROAD quartet: Lorraine Matthews, Mrs, Wm, Guthrie Jr,, Bob Belson and • The Home and School Executive Marvin -Barlow sang two ntmrzbers, "held their meeting in the schoc on Rev, H. G. Crozier, a ,foraner minis - Mondaywhen a good number w� books for, ter here, spoke for a few minutes, r--all°,1q -ems-ies of his years at •+present,, A Idiscusslen. re Wei left until the teach- dins church, ]Ween Guthrie read o the school poem "When mother scrubs.' ,Bert ;are, GROUP' A .=IS 0 Redbook' Magazine,_________________ 1 Yr. • NEWSPAPER =' ❑ Chatelai--------------------- -- 2 Yrs. . 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