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Home My WebLink AboutPN1959_05_017 ■AWWIVPVP 7 VOL_75 NO. 85 PICKERING. ONTARIO W. C. MURKAiCAND SON PUBLISHERS Authorised As Second Cla�- Matter - an Ram: $2.50 per Year United States. *3-W FRIDAY, MAY 1, 19!59 S can" Pyr 00" Post Office Dept Ottawa ZZ==8 Turn Sod For Parish Hall Fined $200 In '.'Twp. -May" Sign Crusader,:------'.-.----, a :curt Here Georip Rogers, 19. of IL X 1, - t A re•emen Lexi Leek Pickering, was fined $200 and costs • in court• here this week for ope"a- ..The agreement between Pickering ting -a motor 'vehicle while his OP-. TQwnshiP ana the Crusader Develop- PICKERING VILLAGE e-a,.iDr's Permit was under iusPcn- ment is expected to be signed within a sion- and other charges. week or two. Mr. Ron Hall and Mrs. Thomag P. C. Thos. O!0rady said the fine Lawyersof th parties met with Wheeler represented Rckering an 1i Was a heavy one and May serve as a council i� Nzfinal k and -a few nal 1. Panel which discus ad various as- warning to other's whose litesisst changes are. being made this week. I -pects of Mental Health, at a public' A are under suspension. Meetings have been held between the me -ting held on Moriday'night in, u.: reeve and the developer with the the McLaubhfin Library, Oshawa. reeve acting for council with their This meef.ng was a feature of thoi =------•-----------------------=--- reeve a i g or co ci m _ ct'n un '1 their T .ng wa f tar - consent. Menta ----------------------------- Mental Health Week, and was am consent. 'interest _int what we have been able to endeavor to stimulate - From A Dog Owners TQ Get learn. council members are satisfied this. subject in an effort to form ati that Reeve Sherman e Can. Mental Scott has done 0 hawa B ranch of the 4 Warning Tickets very well in his dealings and that he.. Health Association. has obtained about as good stn agree- The young people of Mrs. bablei Dog owners, who have a dog seen went as one could get with any Suriday School Class -were ebtertairim ed recently at the home of 0" running at large will get a warning developer. ticket from the poundkeeper. I The future city of 10,000 people Disney. The ticket will advise the animal's plus two shopping centres may 'be• The Jack Bby4_ -residence, Hind. % owner, that the dog has bfen seen undei way within the next week.ston Road, E., occupied during the running at large and, if there is a However it appeared from com- - 'past year by the Bartram funny, ecurrence of same, a summons will ments I around the council fable this has-been purchased by 'Dr. -)e issued." The fine . could -run up- to week. that there would be -little activ- ham 50 3I 00ity this year. Water and sewage is An interesting guest hero is Mrs... Warning: It your dog insists on the problem at the moment. Robort Krachm-, of Now York, uniiingaway, tell him to at least --------------------------- - who in visiting tfie Hissek fundy. ' :eke to the back alleys. am Mrs. Xracbmai daiiiag her visk ----------------------------------- CNR Can Be Blocked Queen wub** con"' *0 "BA "a W"hngt= in OCWbW 19N. JA tkw ontatandE4 -at darA by MW Turn D6Wn Howe john Camph-11 Says Xxvichmar for crippled =m&*- mon in Nigeria. wbas " W No," Plan On 2nd Cato John Campbell, chairu�an of ►the with liar _ hiaslism& Mm Nrek was South west Plekering Ratepayers As- pre eat when bar fiend reembred Council turned socistion, told a meeting at Durtbarton this Brat bosom from H@r.MaJ46- Pickiring Township that the' 01.r-�-t to ry. Lindau wbqa imt week F& Saveresid. Gea B. Bishop I .k on Us right is down a request from Walter here will benefit the Actor of SL of Colonial Homes to put a sub-divi-CNB Sa e Driving Weak Opens with '4t suffraom shown ,lith Over spade. Rev. IL Shih*wis. ? -1 sloport, a! 76AM-M060C Acdd65E&' sion development on 8% acres on the As Bad-buuing of at- G_.orge's Par- Go*-&*& Clrft�.- "we -am J�mt,the CNFL It is owned t 2nd concession, west of Brock ROAL ing the ;&at year. and that NOY. Mr, Lindell said 'the area would by people, and subsidized by cent of all' appkicaurto faded to... Thursday afternoon April ?3, have about 30 homes and be serviced Mr. Campbell said. "I suggest the; w,itten tale. . ons for putti it . . me T the day oq the it st st.,p in the act- Hone Mike Starr type of. •sewage dis- -arw other reasons 329 Last Friday suot -a by some - smaA- think - us' construction of . the new VariA posal plant ne through here --they am Night at Pickering District H[gh Hall, for St' George's 's * kni4lican Reeve Scott said even if council did ing of a marshalling yard,,in this SchcL This consiesod- of Variety 'hur here. St. RL.9v0 Georve B. Watches tim C.N.R. W51 on -the matter. he. did not think -a * area.' Programs put an by Pckoring, Ajax. Sncll, 9. A., J. -D., Ph.U. xSlsl10`)P The Hon. Mike'. Starr, Minister of it would get much further. The. Water Mr. Camp 11 told the meeting btab tsowrnwMno, wd twu of.the G_�h Suffragan of the L30CC-4c Labor and local M.P. in the Federal Resources would also have paw on owed picnics of il m"r- ,is, schools. DCVI won the trophy. to the CNR showed to Officiated at the %od-turning, w6d. the shelling yard Eft a meeting in 31aple Mr. and Mrs. C. P.Mette, Sarnia. House, advised . Pickering To ip sewage problem_ ----------- a week ago, and it was lilce w,"vinir a and their two daughters spent this. 41 ing that "this new hall wi.1 have a council. this week• that he was keeping I - great influence ' 6n - the life of this with the proposed CNR • red flag in front of the bull. If-,- stated week -and with Capt. Pyette hem. in- close touch w, that 'With a Little Tistasky, Head _ce:,b:ated his in its ftllowihip, and on the Bill Newman that it was intredible Parish bypass. P.Ce future plans of -this parish". 80 million expenditure no economic sixth birthday an F.iea-Y -wit", A . He stated- in his lett#t, that he had Bishop Snell extended oungratula- interceded on behalf of the ratepayers study of the effect has been giVen to party. 4 anon 'Shephard and Asks Support 'lanyime in the areas affected. Falmer, Mrs. ticins to C his to delay any action by the railway. Mr. and Mm James congregation. until the ratepayers had a chance to l Win. Newman, candidate for He Wd'the, petitions were ,coming Charles Palmer. Kathleen and ja-J4 7 The new building cost is estimated present their petition. Oshawa, Riding in the next priorinciai along very well and that a wt-% ag"11 of Orillia. attended the funeral of 4 in West Rouge, only 4 . out (A 100 cousim Mr. 72'a. Johnscti,..od o be $27,OLO. A arge anzolint of the Another letter from M. V. Jones, election told the annual meeting of i people refused too sign. He sv�,: they Marys, hot Tbursday. volunteer Lab- Conirnisalor ork will be done by vo, . er of Planning for Metro the Conservative Federal Riding As- Mr& BoaZ6 of Puff* St.'antes by men of the congregation. Planning Board advised Pickering sociatioh, at Whitby last Friday night Atave over 7 .&. I (W names frorn.jl�st,one Gordan Hepditch. treasurer, toWnsNp that , area alone. Mr. G the Board does not that he would need ltw help of ta;ned a, few friends-onTuesday. '$ 10,0W . in pledges and cash every- Prof. Donald Theall i0id that he Mr.' Hansen who arrived hem said that contemplate setting up a committee to one to win the riding over for the t were in hand, ifelt that every council along the !lase recently. froth Denmark-, caleb and another $5000 is deal with questions raised in sonnet needed to put the root. on before he tion with the proposed CNR bypass. I was behind this move to block the his bi.thday on Td*s&i the' Nth, Mr. Newman said there was great, fall. The letter added that the Asiff of the peculation as to whether an election I railway. with the h4.1p o: relatives srA 4a The new hall wi'l be W by 36 f'"" Planning Board is continuing to sui- Mr. Campbell urged people to write number of his new fAaML would beheld in the fall or the spring.� with a -full-sized basement. A hot gest improvements to the line and if He t,�d June 11 had been a populax letters to the pape;5. that it had been. The annual mesting of the WWII• water heating sr�stem to be installed any changns are contemplated for'this 'datte in the past Jt4id the people here are not tPo co"-. en's Institute was had on Tuanday. 4 will also be extended to the church, area, full consulations rill take place. lion- -Michael Starr, Minister of errwC He suggested that . letters be 1 April 28. In spite' of the 'weathers jep'scing the pr"nt heating, . ..... writLen to ill aail,es and weeklies in I -bio here. was a good �urnout of `moni. -------------- Labor reminded the executive that I St. George's Church now has enc the area, ana t - t%e- Hon.'Geo'Hees, bl-ra with undampened pb?m. -Mrs. they would.have to work hard to see hundred and fifty" faml:vs In %�cir Miriist�-r of Tran. )hrt at Ottawa, and G -if fiti-s, 'of Ajax, conducted - the parish, with about two , thousand Water Storage For. that J)r. byniond apd_William New to Hon. 'Michael Starr, Minister of neA-blie-effic. man are elected to represent the. rid- I-abour at Otttma. elections with but, cc., Sunday School children, .They. are v. 'iency. 'A fo--cial fea"ure o.' the aft lugs of Ontan:o and Oshawa. --------------------------- ..jar:" presuml�using the rectoty and West Rouge 1.1 would like to see' this riding g!ve noon was a talk by Mrs. X. C Ing the Community Hall .67 Sun -day We-ot Rouge may suffer a I water 3olid, uun_.-(��rvative support and leave on her trip to New Orleaw.. It was School ucomimodat*n. shortage later this. year, if a storage Tirnmy Thomas it Koine," '111r. Nt-.v- ISmelt Fishermen No a fascinating subject, well handled A nuiabCT of %-;s;tinz Andican M -s. Peattie, Mrs. tank is pati Fat into use. man said... by Mrs. Cla k:. clergymen., ine-vd:ng Rev. F. G.- Pickering -is a pait of the Oshawa by and- Mi . B-agt;;% srrv�sd a A resolution w�Ls passed authoiiz- !Problem Here; --Yet Robinson, and Rev. C.T-. Olive, of --delicious tea. Mrs. A. Li-hrran was ing the. township. to engage Proctor, Riding. the Dunbarlo.i Pari -h, were in atter- -------- PickeringTownship po'wv May meet - Redfern design an elevated water 7 --------------- elected Pres:,:eni. T ' -e dance. Mr. R&b rlon is n,,v in Scar storage ..e horse of Mrs. storage tank for Water Arei 1, in been fortunate so f.t., lt:ii�z year 1,n ing will be h I at boro, and Mr. Dlive has recently conjunction with . Mr. T. O. -Jefferson, Sewage - Application having very little troulttp-with rowdy W. A. Lawson. hem appointed to St. Paul's -.on -the sineIr fishermen. Several ,year: M-. Kenneth He or., a student of 11:11, Dunharton, whkh will 'no,long- township engineer.. i bad ��ith * considerabR� I 'Knox Co'bige, •h-&3 a:cepted th.e ap- Councillor Ross Hawthorne said. "I t was very -ci property damage being sir, e. W1.1s not aware that we were along To e- be under the Pick �ing jurisdi�- O.W.R.Ce pointment from Tcrcnjo Ea t P. es byttry to St. Andneyv'* Prt-byterian, tion, but—on its own. this fa]r -that a tank was needed.". Mckering Township will make* ap- : Ajax. have had trouble wl" I --------- -------------------------- ing by the'fishermeri and then C! u ca, Picke:ing. - He will com- "I'm afraid we..will not have enough plication.to the Water Resources Com-, ing and breaking bottles all uver the � ' e his duties with the regular GIRL GUIDE BROWNIE water this year to meet all require- mission* to build a sewage disposal minc parking lot; beach and even' in the service on Sunday, May 3, at 11.66 "COOKIE DAY" menta without a storage tank," Mr. plaht in West Rouge and to finance water• a. m. Mr: and Mrs. Heron will re - Jefferson said. He told council the same. roposed tank would hold i quarter 'Reev�' Sherman Scott said ihe ap-- I Chief H. Traves of Ajax:saiti side in the manse orf Windsqr Dr. SATURDAY`p to the fishing, but would - an MAY 2 million gallons and would cost about plication was'not binding. He said the did not object on sho" it Mrs. Ja Bri bin d Mrs. W.: not tolerate the inconsiderati Bo�yes'attended Knox.CoUege Grad. $120,000.00. PT.0ject would-be financed -over a 30 ------------ by the fishermen in breaking bottles -ld uation Ex!rci es lit in Convoca. year period: all over the place. lAst week en a a quantity of -this week. beer was seizedby Ajax police officers Ist. Pi;kering G-'rI Guide Consipan BUILDING' FUND SET UP FOR Twp. Considers, 4 and a small 'quantity of liquor. Mast hi -Ad an -.-Enrolment oi Tuesday A4p- - the offenders are from Toronto the ril 28. Mrs. R. Mer i.1t, Cotntnissiort- S police' sitid. 'ROSEBANK FIRE VICTIMS Occupancy- Permit of er, enrolled Mrs. Ruth Mowat as ---------- ------- ---------- -yant received bar Reeve Sherman Scott, told council Lieut. and Judy B. ing firemen could -not, save the home. tic an Tendleifoo't' 'Pin. this week, that he felt some consider- mother did It was a blazing infern6i when they Angered Over IN APPRECIATION A Rosebank father an anion should be given to..occupancy what any parents would do, when they arrived in a matter of minutes, after permits. ti receiving the call- ng We wish y, cknowledgo - risked their lives this week to save rec He asked council members't. eve Tree Cut to, PubLrj' a children from' their burning -'Mr. Siggins got work' last week, our gratitude to- P.ckering Village their some thought to the matter. He said home. after being unempl6yed-for about'7 it concerned the building inspector, Mrs. James Rapsey, who reside�, 1 Police Chief Howard Nicking for Gordon Siggins gr6ped his way back months. He was formerly a metal road department where culverts and east of'Harwood and north of the his prompt action and assistance - in into his 5 -roomed home to get, b* worker.. ditches entered -the picture and, health 3rd, concession, told his Town- the return of our, truck which was - A temporary. home has been found hip council this week that workmen stolen Last week. daughter Linda, aftei it was discover, department re the sewage, ect. s. ed she *aA Still'asleep in the flamed for the family in Mcingan's Vail� The, had made their road look like a Torn. . Chief Nickling not only knew the .................................... Tompson painting, by cutting down truck had been - stolen during the and smoke-filled house. Mrs. Sigtins, loeW Red Cross is providing clothing who could not get down- a hall .to get and whatever " they can in the way ENGAGEMENT the trees along the road. She said night, but had determined its where - her 6 -month-old baby, ran around and of btankets; ec+- sturnpq4 feet high -were- left* and abouts bofore we were aware it had glt!-t him, out in The R�n,_me H,"I Lions duS have Mr. and Mrs. Ro4nd Darling, of could be dangerous to motorists when been gto*4 in the -front door to - - - jumped into action, by starting, d, Ontario, wish to announ.- thiii'weeds get up. deeply 'apprsqiad" to him time. They have 7' children.. al-14kefid I , We are said that or the re -turn, of the track Which la Mrs. Sig -gins awoke when she� building fund for the family. I ce the engagerriont of their youngest Reeve Sherman Scott at M Z� d* VIP& Vne rge ident Edward Orchard -employed men were given the job of most said this daughter, Gwennoth -Joan, to Mr. essential to our business simned the smoke. She found flames Pres Robert Carlos Bryant, youngest son tree cutting during the winter and, it to atloiis and it is reviarding to real" i air over the 'electric stove in the week,. they would like to help Mr. I was felt the trees -were too close Its that we have such vigilasit-polm- kitchart.. Everything the family had Siggins, get a foundation started fori of -Mr. and Mrs. Evert" Bryant; of 4 Donations 'may' -be Pickering. The wedding to take place the rowi. ice protecton in our village. was gone in less than an hour.. Neigh- the new home. bore took the family in over night. seat t Mr. E. T.I. Crc%ard, r,R, 3, on May 23, 1959, at 2.30 o'clock. in Mrs. R. -coley said .it was one of.t_,e jiggx the family dog was believed a Pickering and made payable to Rouge Lakefield Baptist Church, Lakefield,'ful roads in the township most be.n-�. JAPX QTTT`-"Y Hill Lions, Sig -girls Building Fund. "Ontario. until thetrem- disappeared. Victim of the fire. South-west Picker- . .. _. ,/"� •..r,-y,r�''+a• .._„,s, ......; —. .,---_...,. _—/” .--..s,---- ' -r-�4 - '' O-qmw . ,• : .i • - , .. ' y . I. q�0j�HA' Mr, anA Mrs. Barclay were then was under the lmdershiN of Mrs. J. Congratulations to our Cribbage the Metro Conservation Autdcnttf �+ presented with two table lamps; a Saunders, asst ted 1 Mrs. B-irrie Team. They won the Dir.trict b. has been appointed Field Officer of Mus Margaret Forton, of Detroit, client clock, an electric mixer, an MacKenzie, Mrs. Chas. ltugers anJ Ci llubage Trophy,. and went on to the Gana.: a .''•i � iud the Central Laklib , _1rnsrted her sister Mrs. M. Harui.ton oil painting, and a, smoker stand. Mrs. W. Wil.is. Mrs. Saunders gave take �rc�oiid Place is the Provincial Ontario Conservation Autho•-tti;i�; -:-*octad the sisteend. Stanley and Lawrie each, a Xallet„ a very fine message on French Can- Cribbage Tournament at Norwood. and will bring valuable assi;;tau(.e to- Tt W. M S, of St, John's are jean, a necklace and ear -rings, to adian Missions, _ Our Euchre Team is scheduled to these Authorities in any o their _=-iiotding a bazaar in the hall, May 9, Lynda a necklace and bracelet, Rod- Mrs. Bnsbin gave a report of the try their skill next Saturday, May problems. • ,conVneneing at 2.30 P. m, Home- ger and Brian, each a bank, and Presbyterial meeting, with excerpts 9, in tiie Zone Fl Euchre Tourna Members were preseat represent - made Baking, Aprons and Plants Janice, a heart locket, from" this. ,from Miss Isabel Taylor's message ment at Uxbri4e-. ing the City of Oshawa, the 1•owns will be on sale. community. From the Woman's Ass- , of her work in Formosa. Mrs. Wni. Your Legion will hold its next of Whitby and Bowen invtt e; via , The regular meeting of the Wom- ociation, a small lamp, and from the Boyes reported on the luncheon• Social Night and Dance on Friday, Townships of Whitby, Pickering, E. an's Association of the church will W, M. S., a Life Membership Cer- meeting at West Hill, and Thank= May 8th,' at the Glen Eagleson the Whitby, Darlington and Reach. -- - be held at the home of Mrs. Rean-.•iu' tificate. Mr, ind Mrs. Fare'ay then offering Service in -Whitby, which I Lansing Cut-off. This is yoai c,pp-_ Clarke_Township was nvt represen- _ assisted by Mrs, Hodgson and Mrs. thanked all for .their gifts. The ev- were attended by dome of our mem- ortunity to as4ist your Legl+)n sad ted. ' Harden, on May 6th• Devotional -- ening closed with the singing of the bers. Business was dealt with and at the same time enjoy yourse.f. Mr. Edgar James, member ,from • Mrs. H•: Malcolm and Program Con- National Anthem, and a dainty ( plan.. made for sectional meeting to Dancing begins at 9.00 p. m. Come Pickering Township, r+::i), -t L on a - v,ener, Mrs. C. Wannop,. lunch -served by the ladies.—Corr._ be held in St: Andrews Church on early. —Corr. meetin held in Hampton at which • Mr. McGuckin, Stouif•:i!lt ri-i"t May 28. A delicious lunch w+as ser- time lir. i.atornell spoke and show - his daughter Mrs., Ray Elliw..I oil St. Andrew's Pro-byterian Church ved by the hostess, and a time of '"""""'-"-"""-"""""-'-------`---'-- ed slides on the varic.us aspects of Sunday fel'ow•ship brought to a close ' a ' Conservation Authority - Oshawa Coxservatidn; including soil eros• Mrs. Cassie, Green River. visited The monthly meeting of St.- And- very happy evening. 11 e will be ion, water pollution, �;c. rN . .Mrs. Matthews one,- evening'last •yew's Presbyterian W. M. S. was glad to welcome ladies of r.ur church Mr., Latornell confirmed the ra- . week. held at the home of Mrs, ,J. Brix- to -our meetin s. -Press Sec'ty• At a recent meeting of the .Central . Beer had din- bin, Ajax, on Tuesdav evening, Ap-__"-__•_____________________________ lake Ontario Conserrvatioil Author- OntarrioaCo. ervationie,,enaralol. tie- g - Mr. and Mrs. D. A, Bier on Sunday with illi. and Vl+s rel la. The meeting was conducted �� ,'�� i•; held iii Oshawa, b1 r, A. i). ].at- gin some time in May, This svrvy Goren Todd. Gpodwood. b%: •President Mrs. Brisbin. LEGION 1 �r� c+' r ell' was in'troduCed to the me m- will be under the jttr,s iiri,�a of the rl . Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Harbroii of Tne topic and dtevotional service 1_bers. Mr. Latornell, ,formerly with Dept. of Planning and Development I Myrtle, called on lr1r. and bars. D. . .1. —r' _- . ."`'. -:.' - ;Mairs, on Sunday._ Another pleasant e'venirig was held in the Hall cn Saturday whrri a uuiii i' 1°^- btr of iriends and neiglibors.' `.mets, ' : ". + . . ,. to tender a miscellaneous show6r to fr:-; I 1 , _ Barbara Mairs '(daughter of alis and - r ,Q . �' and 1'; in tilff- +. t: Mrs. D. L. irlairs i y, g icer Peter Leuu Ue�midt. "i'he: a ry as. ' a good attendance':de.>pite the >ev- . , - ere thunderstorm wf3 ch.passed over ,•' I - -- - 'est at starting time. 1'hN many r .. V J y ;. j c - - . usefful prevents �howcd the high :ra- i j7r. . - - teem in which. they are held. They + • expect to make their home in �1'innir '` . i_ peg for the present. The Lest wish r - es of the community err prtended to _ _- 1 -- _ _ �,, ,, `- , ..., . . - them TM evening closed with a ry w4ntiful' leach and ;a social cuiQ of ' i' � ' �.' ( - �itirs. Lematon returned home on iYi 4 y e _ . $ppday niter spending a week ,with y 4 I ri �„ '��11 ?41 y _. ' a tr !► ; friends aR Myo. Howard Forsyth.'of .# 1 ;1 'Y F, rsOOdwOOds' ittMled on their cousin, - r ,::, a K. iiia W. tiaritilton, oo Sunday after- ' _, iioee. N11 .r -y'11 • ilVe are *tad to knoar .that ],tis. A. r' ' / w,66 . T Gray is inryfearing and able to be � _'/ '' s f ' ,w,► E tip a short lilac each day t S , t ` a . The sytegathy of those ori this i i . eivaimunity is extended to the family - 1 ,%? +tr ,....a .> 1 Via+ of the htr James Dego , whose i r _ * N ' R « . funeral took place in $ion am Cern 1.a etery on Wednesday afternoon. •k . fi � kI + .. . a% - .'' y ..,, ' ., a" "R�' i A aortal evening was held in the - "� /�`�, ry. e. p H - for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barclay ,� „ acid family, who are moving 'to ,�, ,:: >1. . their new home north of Lindsay. e,li . !► large crowd atceiaded: The meet- -^- s - I�,,, . . _____ ing opened w*th -a, piano and violin K,: _ _ fl b lyir. and Mry, Carl Dcvi*. • ^ . I lii a I dolt. Y . .. , • followed by a piano duet by Bar- . ' F ... bars and Wallace Pugh; a piano _ � 7� •t+i r . itch by John bSilkr; solos by Mrs. e . , , .. e. Robt. JacLwn and a hula hoop de- a -ti'` a 3s�::' g , _ ..+monstration by Holly Todd. Alan „ ... "'� r. W <: a -";tOtt, who was MC, then called ,; . . gI 4be Barclay's to the front. The fol- - �. _ -n..,.. . , , r' , , - lbwind address was these presented ., , '�1t0 ",cwt t, ip them: Dear Harold and Glldys ' sa' ;,,,v, .t .' ' .' -aad fatrulY-It was- with a deep . i. !V .. •I.era of regret that we learned of,. . your .of to tripve from aur . 1.'' : midst. and while we are pissed to1. . ,know that you are not going too 'YOU GET MORE OUT OF -' _ far away, the ca ripanionship and friendship of a great many Ycus .... _ ,. -_... . . ., I . . . -i ..''. I . Cannot be revered without a deep _ L .. . . � ..- a . setrse of our great loss. Those o us who have been privileged tor -know- _ _you best, recognize something of _YOU _ the inestimable value of your , activ- .�:, ..... . . ities for Ile welfare' of ou"r:church', _GET,THE KOST,�OUT• ELECTR I CITY . a , . . ... - , and oommunrty, hay.ng alway> dib- • -• . . played thane 9uaiiZies oe iron* and -' , - ' heart, makini:. •'our absence a 3is - Battj . i t_ime's a happy it me 1'ar the -kids' And -� tinct �oa�..A• . tizet}s, you herr° a:: h - a ' weys been tr,erFttic iii'the !'roma'- tit's a happy time for a mother, too, wit an ion of the puL; is i cod, "every move- , • _ automatic electric water heater to provide all - . - arient in the advancement e.f the cam• _ munity's' welfare- has received your hear{y' support and: ce-operation andI. the hot water necessary t0 look after agrow- ' �'. ..your capable and generous support of the social activity", hag made. ,for ing family ! An electric"water heater is - . ;you .many w'ar n friends and pleas- _ .,c�rivenient, safe and economical ...costs Only - stmt memories. Ae a homily, 'you have been active in all. church Fork, -a few cents `a day on a special Hydro Flat - - - : taking responsible leadership and . carryireCr, ant your duties in a true � . -Rate ...- has abundant storage capacity and. _;'. . , 1. I . ' . 44"�I ... .. Christian way. To neighbors and - - . . friends in your owe home, you 'have :quick vee -over} -when more hot water is .�¢, �: _ . always extended that cordial w•el- .. - . collie that can only he offered needed. _ _ : To remove rease and wax - those whose hearts have been ex- .. -.I..- 7' .' •= . 8 .11 z �a„ by kindness, and. you have .You get more out of life when you get the crayon marks from wall- . psany pleasant recollections which • i. ore mutually shared by as alt. You #YlOst Out Qf electrlCity 1- _ ._ _ per, place a blotter over .were. good 'neighbors, especially in . I d p f3S3 WI a ..,,.: . . - y , t the spot an r th . '%liar of trouble. and the many - - _ - •warm Iron. .. .... friendly and generous deeds you _ ; _, . Rave so modestly performed make - - 4 t 1 - - stir esteem. fbr you all even greater. , ^ % _ . We as friends' and neighbors have - �� . . trot with you this eNening to ex- > " /'w"„",.,,,,,,,r_ t ^ , : small way our app- - . - t' �,l . ,. , r. t.:4 . F a „ :',+ + . !fess in some . ., . , w hat you have meant to ' - -sedation of — -' . iw in' these and _many other. ways, :HYDRO - • - - . -and we ask yrou' to, accept these �. t. gifts as a token of our esteem for r l �;j�. _, - _ yoprsclves and family, and may the =iR is yours' ,► E' /. �� Q� , 16 _ _ - b0 .... . presence of the..e gifts in your new !tome ever remind you of the many • . . x _loyal and demoted friends you are. "fit• f . ' leaving bchind 4 in Brougham and - - ',,la t 't ? ,dj1 nil ,.. .. ` 9 , , .� . 4 district,' and may Hcavtri's richest - - - ` `0. .° .. .blessing go .with you to your new '._ - - _ . t _'' • ' . Sig w — I i _ - _.. ._-__ _.. .. __ - .-.----- ___ . ,_� ... _....-�.;; .. - .. .tater ...^” �'_'-a:e..++- s a . .. ..-A ... . I _.__ Jv- _ LL EE WINNERS RECREATION COMMITTEE PLANS ` SPELLING B BIG YEAR WITH TOO LITTLE MONEY �. x ery and canoe clubs are aslang for Messrs. John Peterson and Kad Viz- grants. He said that $SO4 alone would R ^ c y� «� ley of the township Recreation Cont- be spent on softballs. waited on cil th regard ;vawthorne asked cel w _ $ to tt�heir .budget and thewnnecreat:ion if Councillor callcec�tRioosns Hcoommittee could area in- the Crusader Development present to council a complete be+eak , _ f deal.down of their' expected expenew. , Mr. Peterson said that they had Mr. Peterson said they could have , x " budgeted for $4,0004 is year and only this information by next week. '" got $2,000. The Recreation Committee is also h Reeve Sherman Scott said that last very concerned over the land set aside d w �.gs t� f ' year the recreation group only bud- for Parks in - the Crusader Develop geted for $500 and council felt that a went. They urged that at least one « ,jump from that amount to $4,000 was 10 -acre, parcel be set as for a e too high. future community centre or arena. Mr. Peterson 'outlined some of the Reeve Sherman Scott asked them plans for the summer and also the .to appear before Planning Board or costs involved, which looks as though the planning consultants were satin- +I u g. the recreation budget is going to be fled with the present arrangements ' stretched to the very limit to meet 'for land disi>ersal for parks in the uhl expent3ea. There. will be afuaut 40 new develupenent. He said the de- _ +I ball warn Fioth buys and girl, in the veloper is to set aside 5 per cent for « r 1 to^rnsfitn 1, t:gue thin year, tiir. Peter- parks which in this case ivoufd amount « '/ :x sr 4 sun said .Ctther group such as arch- to about 34 acres of land. w r « 9 ua evening. : t utanviie ori dues y d• _ --•�. t -Judge, mere. �laa. Eancae L'e:r, - __•--.---- `: J 1. • „ "'7t~�`�x ... c�..�:. L - teacher ,, E:ii 1-n, Whitby;. i�:r. N. mil -� Y; CaE RR�f V1100 �3 �• 1. Lert to Right: Michael biosis- fun haste two pours, before twenty teachers presented the Winne with J.. Ciirti,. Prier; W;liiam Tr.A ay � pun, age 13, of Vaiughan, Willard. competitors were finally.-elimina- cups that will be engraved. Sch+iul �caxbo'ro, _.. and Mr. U. V. • and Sandra Omdoa. age 13, of the rod to the two winners: Runners -op 2. Michael Freeman pauses on a = T,he W.. A. will meet on Werdriem- s.-= Wi iaa, 1�CFiitfav—r i o--avrar,}eck the- a Dunbarton Public Schools. Both trere from West Rouge School. Mr. tough word, as Sandra Omelon (Fir,t) to Jenn;'er Ricketts, a•tk' day evening, May s it 7 e rose U e -- g students, tl'xy emerged as ohm Tickle, Principal Qr Vatfgluan picks a hard one from the diction- (Second) to. 1larlrne Watt Other organizations will be preseoL y Witmer ha the recent School Area 2 Willard School, on . behalf of the ary. itai�le program had b_.n ore• — ne .sad Home- '� A su There will bea Cake Decorating.. Der Amoral Gpelling Bpm The` competit- pared to' fill out the - evening and 'monstration Apro - - - included chiral numbers by the baking for sale. p -• —�— Mrs. Bedore, visited hes mother. ri The Dunbarton Unued ( buret pita,! for Sick C'�il�lren for observer- Dumbarton Public School Mrs. Milne, at the home of Mr. sad e had the Girl Guides and Brownie on tion. It was an inspiring program --dais Mrs.Donald Milne. during the and chortle parade on Sunday morning. Mrs. Ed. Everett was in Ajax this type of thing always is.. The con- of the week. 1Remember the Dumbarwa Archery Tele of the Gin ,Guides were pres- part week• testants were all good,, and as- al- The Home and Stool will have a : Clop meeting on Friday evtsung, at ented with their life and Religion . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bradbury, ways, there were some who did not Euchre at the school o nFriday ev- &W o'doc�c, May �lst, at the home or Proficiency Badges. Presenting the Of Oxbridge, visited ilr and 51rs. agree with the'judges: - "- citing May 8th.. ]sir. J. Like, 17 Victory Dr.. Far•• Badges to. Dolts Cumrrungi and E. G. Code last Saturday._ � p t lrtrWewish Mrs. eWilmot cGatt ren- e port Bead►. Anyone thirteen gars ]Rai et Tonkin. let ba:, ,,,rt CO., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willis were The Yo Peo le's Band a pad over, interested in archery please was their Captain, Miss Rutin Crane. -at Mr. --and Mrs. ;'Doug. Willis on At Roomy ovary: Both are patients in Oshawa 0 attend. Anyone u=nder thirteen; ac- Mrs..iiarry Cook, District Snore- Saturday, to ce ebrate I?oug's, bit- hospital; also �11rs. W. J. Petty, who a compassed by parent, map -attend. time Coamissioner, and Captain of thday. Chief .of Police' Howard Nicktin,g is in the Open Gate 'Rest Horne 1611 " This meeting is for • the pulp ire of , the Ist Dunbarton Company, preen- The.. regular morning service was ha -Ai organized and . developed to Rouge Hills. re -organizing, after a year': inactiv J A number of W. A. ladies atter. u ted badges to Sharon .Gibb, Robin- held with the minister Rev. W. -date a group of about ft ty young icy. For additional infortnatwr.. cell fee Hanson, Marie Mitchell, Connie \t5tkinson in the pulpit. The choir folk in a bra. -,.i band, an•i hay been a dad combined rally of W. A. and � phone W. Cooney, at 'fEmpie Dobbin, Pat Roatclifie, Sandra Ont- sang "Just for Today". Brownie meeting weekly •ince ,ant Navrm- W. M. S. ladies, -'at Stotefvflle food Ji 4490. elon, Sandra ' wetalake and Carol 3larlene Mitchell and Guide M rie bar and h -n t r h t^ M� ues ay. a programs were inter- " - etc ce tang a uet "Day by Day. a somewhat amaztnq >tatr a e,ting and informative. " Ass been confined to ben with flu.. Satutrday, May 2, is Girl Guide 116s Jian Craig'took the Jun. Con- fection. The Chief 'brought tFe band Mrs. J. Jones, of Trenton, • is a Miss Doreen Davidson held a bei- Day. The girls will be. calling at ` gregation: bur. Wilkinson mention- over to tine weekly Rotar} 'dinner spending a week at the bome•of blir " ilei shower on Monday evening rot your borne, so; buy a package of ed. Hiss Wallace's book "If I were on Monday evening iar a :demon- daughter- blrs. Wllmot •Gates. Miss Adejue . Bourgeois. Many cookies. Eighteen" -and gave the Guides and stratiod" of 'Where they have reach- The, Executive and Teachers of _ friends and relatives attended. Af- p surprise anniversary -party .for Brownies a brief service. He said ed to date'; and most were much. Cherrywood Sunday School are ea ser open; g lar numerous beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dumond, of 6a. t.'we' should "grow in favor with sRsrprised, yet pleased. The 'Rotary tertaining the mothers of the pupils - _ j�iq, a daHeftom lunch was served G:endale I]rive, was held last Sat- God. and than as we increase in was- Club, both as a club and also by on May 7t1�-.at S.p• ter., -A prograsrl - bT the hostess. urday evening at the home of Mr. dom."We. must take time for pray- some fa�ividual mentherc have-bcetn and refreshments are befog prepsetsi. The Oa -Wo -(Io Atsyfliary lseld and idn. Carman Barrett, Pickering. er and .church .and make the best of taking . qu ite an interest ;;n thi. air- All mothers are welcome. « ' to ,April meeting on Tuesday corrin- The hntily and many friends atten- our time and talents. Our time as terprise, and are giving it support ---------------- ___-------------'- ` Us. April A at the ,home of Mfrs. ' bad, well as otlr money should be bud- in several ways. work is 'rein done h And .Wb� ;�1 usem Mitchell. bin. Ross •Thompson of the Base gated to make the best of it. We. A good g y Alm- i Members of the Base line iiarne Line celebrated a birthdwr on April should redia to select our fiiands Chief Nickling, an Constable Tom Association Pae Rotoasdrd 4of School attended a school beard 30th. keep faithiui. At 7.00 o'clock Sun- O'Grady and t rr several asacst- Meg -0 C at Rosebank School Toes- Tbwe 'witl be • a -continuation of day evening a special service was ants, and even if some of these kids ` The. local ICstbti!tion for RetM& _ _ s7ening. tate On=We-Go Rquiviage Sale this held., Mr. McKay showed his color- never give a "hoot", or even prod-. f ed Children is 'pleased to pubUel* " llr. cad ides. -Earl Goddard 'and Saturday, May 2L at the building, e'd 'slides, taken at the World Sun- ace a "toot" they are submitting i xknowledge the' receipt ad the am - 1111ft son Chris. visited Mrs. Godd- next door to the Log Cabin, at 1.00 day School Convention in Japan, theme s to a rigid.' disciplinary 11 three months„ grant of Twenty D & " - ";hairs .parents, Mr. a9td Mrs. CAao. p. Q. The Sunday School children took traini4 which cannot do other than 116h an Stunday afternoon; Little' Billy Dobbin is in the Hos- part in the service with songs. �i give them something they don't Rei t ars per month per Child of atteredlr N Sunday morning wilt be a Baptis-r on tltt sheets at all boo's of nigght• I ante, from the, Town of Ajax. This been • ' mal Sen ice.:. assistance which has afforiedl - -_ _ _ - year y since the. inception of the To- - « '.THE PICKERING-AJAX BRANCH The School Area No. 2. p� ,,. BitOCKROAD tarded'children's school, is one 01 ,public, Speaking Finals the main. sources of support s a is " F ONTARIO BARBER ASSOCIATION _ The regular Home an;t pct:, of greatly appreciated by parents a.rl " _ The local Community Hall was meeting will be held on Tui,sd. r,' members, and of =course the. cABd- 79t,' "' filled on Friday > cninR last by -May 5 -Election.. anr� _Instal .rf-, ern oho at -tend the day school. Our ue-t Som o' the children from the " herd O e - err el citizens f the district o Off cera will be s Effective May. 4, 1959 y - School Area No. 2; to hear the di speakeF will 1x 3f r. Ri;haul E:d- 1 sclu,ot .will_hc attending Cams Jul- N _ trio finals in th'e puAlnc .peakfrr'. . - mused,, Director of tl:C Catladiar; , ,ivcxrd, ,near Fergus, •agtin this July. « contest that Eias been•cainect on !or: flurtau for tice Advancement of. and A.ugm5t. This camp, generots9- y ;HOURS Music. 9 hi.' tivit! be. the List meet- Iv ,uppo:ted by the Loyal Order of .„ some weeks among: the, schools <"; the arca, of contestant, havink OO trier ing .of the' season, so please iry to ' tile' onc`off its 4�ind devoted excluor several,years, is r " 'MONDAY — CLOSED eye. and.uttind on the tropluy prc3env. attend. - r}.Y _ ed by 1Stf Cook: The Cuh Pack met at the school iv ely to the need of retarded chid TUESDAY' ' �9-7 Contesting were the followiriR on blonds, .with a very good..att ren, Boys and giFls 'attend separate pupils (giving, name, school and nue.the been ostnsucc ssfuland « arida three -week se.sion, WEDNESDAY '19-7 Colin Stone, Congratulations to Mro and bits. camp has b n m subject): Base Line, I "Hotbies"; .Dumbarton, Sandra 'Ottt-' arrival of their son Robert Henry at popular. THURSDAY — 9-7 e,mi '-`History of Dumbarton' ; Fair- George Elli.-, Brock Road, •on the At the recent spring dance held port Beach, Jennifer Ridxtts "Maur• the Ajax Hospital on April .27th. at Ajax, the prize of the' Greta Hi FRIDAY 9J7 i<e RuddicjC Glengrove, Erie Mae- Mr. and Mrs. Steve -Bernath have • Fi was drawn by His Worship May - FRIDAY — __. or Crone and the lucky WiQ- Conservation"; Rosebank Rd. their grandson visiting them for a ner was MM. Parrish.P;. R- Templity Btopluno . Ricky Brett "Lord Beaverbrook . few days. Rouge „Hill, Bob Layzell' 'DieveTop- Mr, and Mrs. Jim Kevan and son ing Ave., Toronto, C'otigratulation# - ;:: •: ? ` „ eE Rosemount, visited, ids. and Mrs. to the lucky 'ticket holder, and ' 'f Appike o* to 1erbw Shops M Nelrsg ViNOW A Town of Ajax meet of Canada!'; West Rouge, Mar- E+ Cornett on Sunday. thank you,, to' ail those who suppop. We are pleased to see that Mrs, ted the draw: 'Ltdt eatstQaiga reser James Farley now has the cast off ults total o shoo'plat 110,400 the our no" her aids. W � E _ - - Mrs. W. Sowerby, member of the school for. throne unfortunate ehilt� Dumbarton Brch. 541 Can Legion, ren comes e'oser and ciossr to teal' t a ow- atietrded s social evening t B ity. Have YOU helped? - .. For ne►ly evsh1 s _ A N N O U N C E M$ N T PHONE 46 — PICKERING 111,01AR131 01, !MJF�• iIEi FORMERLY ACCOUNTANT AND OFFICE MA -11TV NAt3ER OF T _ W. L. SMITH & ASSOCIATES, LIMITED, AJAX, ONTARIO : ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OFA - PU -IC ACCO.UNTf\(: SLRVICF. ' UP TO -30% OFF COMPLETE SERVICE FOR SMALL BUSINESSES, SOL$ _ and COLOURS • ` � . •, � o'NNEItSHIP AND PARTNEb'.SHIPS. , 'FINANC'IAL, STATEMENTS, BUDGET CONTROI. ' t INTERNAL AUDIT, INC'^ ,1,,i TA:. "Z"ERVICE, ETC: - •A COMPLETE LINE OF FIRST QUALITY PAINTS- - PERMS REASONABLE'• , 106 Kingston Rd., West, Pickering, Cat -P. O. Box 292 Phone 708 S N ♦ -.aY• ... n - .a.. -M �� w 'i• "�' y„+►._" w ,.,.. "'+.."•+-w -: V. rr � .y �. ...,Y�; .'�+•. tens- „�,,._•,My- �.r -�.•.. ,�, •,0 _. C71`. l rr'nrnn c .`1'(lI'i.Gfl. Wo — --:. .,- 77.7, - - .MAKING HISTORYP, Z . Whether Pickering Township council realizes it or not, they are.>; making history this year. The Crusader Development is the biggest t development in the township's long history. In years to come there ; p r- may be bigger developments, there is plenty of land yet to develop. y Many, many hours of study have gone into the agreement between _ the township and the developer. One figure stands out as having ,.• done a great deak to get the kind of agreement most benefical to the w> township, That figure is Reeve Sherman Scott. His council agreed a j to let him meet and talk with the developers and report back as the t agreement started to take shape. 1 F Changes are, still being made but it looks as though -the final' °, r chapter will be completed within a week, two at the most. Council' b appear agreed that the township has asked and got all it could hope for from the developer., It is reported that some people feel this land should be used solely 4 as . for industrial purposes. No one will argue but that this would be best. However it seems as though something like the Crusader ' Devdopment: plan is the only way to get services into the township, r i that in turn will attract some which will help increase the assessment. Pickering Township can't just sit back and wait much longer, hoping something big will drop in. It has to make the township attractive to industry by having serviced land and the Crusader plan is one way of getting started. Sha with : model of St. Georges Mrs. Geo. E'.1'ott, who has bent a Margaret Liddiall, of the Seeds Showa Baker, - - - - 'Ang1kan, ChUteh, Pickering. and par ddonbr for 45 years: l.urilis School sad Choirs Bale r, oide are: Jill PrWIP the new Parish Hall C•tipman, ROOM TO RUN jr. - Aarriliary; Canon male pacishiotser. - as m�bw of St Georgwe'a choL-; Shepherd, Rectae; jean Naligau and VIA the Crusader Development at Finachmaes Bay Coming very - c7wowse to becoming a reality, it is good to ace that one group has not Mrs. McLaren, of Ridgewood lt<l. By taking pert is C tAat Aha- 1JG waited until it is too late to make their voice heard. left for England last , Wednesuay New Phone Ilg4Vks ing or the mrd time that :h A in t That group is the Pickering Township Recreation Committee. and grill return in the fall. • tag organisation has taken part is t Rift. L W. Oxenham, of Bryce- overall Civil Defence exercises ail They are concerned that the lands in this huge development, deeded moor, tuft for England ,00 Frida3 to � This 'Week the s" civ Township organised for park purposes will be cut into small piem. spend several months. Mr. J. W. Lawry, Bell Telephone e ccotiitmunications. All coatatteeuio test last week-end was far L Of 34 acres set aside for parks,' the Recreation Committee Congratuu 'stions to Mr. and Mrs: manager for this em announced to tin strongly urges that at least one laacre parcel of this be Set abide. t3otetet of Brownfield Gardena, who the News Chia week that the 1959 'in the district was done Their feeling is, that there will be qday when a community Centre have a baby girl. edition& of the telephone directory will wslkfe tai'kie radio and flue telephot and an areae &+ill be requested by this area. We feel they are right in Hr. and Mrs. John Haver: , Fzse be on the way this week. were not used at all during the am Ave, and Mr. and bits. Peter Bran- Ia the area covered by this direct- As a result of what was learned h their thinking and right in voicing their opinions at this time. - It is very likely that the majority of new k movie into nae. of Jaybelk Grove love return. out more than d to copies are going week-end during the test, the over ry y to Y people g ed from a motor trip to Montreal, out as compered to 43,OtiQ last year• tan worked ice well and the c new area like Crusader propose, will be from the cities. These where they met Mrs. Haver's mot- Mr. Lowry suggests you throw p � people have been used to having playgrounds, parks, arenas and her, who had just arrived from Er,g- away your old phone book as soon ash that arose will be tanned i swimming pools. It's ,a safe bet, they won't be settled long, before land. you receive your t:•eeei new one It will .nave said Pickering Township v et time all around and provide better c° Danniell-Jenks _ co-ordinator John _-:- _ On the whole the exercise worked, The Recreation Committee that was lbrmed. here last year got off �' ��th � n S y The new directory feauums- a sketch very well• to a good start. by organizing a 24-team league for softball among j of the Ontario Ladles College at 'fie ongr Pickering Red or the won it the boys of the township. This year their plans also call for girls Little Sandra Skettiut, the four- Whitby, done by well known Canadian to be congrattilated for the moetde: teams and it looks like twice as many teams in the league, year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wit, scree Bouchard. --_- ----- �t wo that they did during t e3 rise, he said. They weren't included •• L Skelton, i�" progressing'-favorably, this' exercise but members of the I at the Ho,pital, for Sick Chilurcn, .:deals In -D — Cross along, with -Mrs. D. Leh tyle bazaar have sem held at the following an operation last cveek to tr Y • ET ROUGE homes of .'Vf rs. Bryce Gains and correct a heart' 'condition. i7urtrl; a ,a ter midnight and made sandwmtc P operation it was discovered she Exercise coffee which was greatly a G. $stirs, the next sewing the ops _ _ Cheers for the Drama Club of the Grid rn!f Brea pl - )Piekcring ffigh School, winner itu- group will` meet. on Tuesday eve+t•n� also had a' hole in the heart. T,u cleated by the communication wort at the home of Airs. Bryce Gain many friepd (if the Ske twzs ndl+e Leet week-end the Pickering Town- who were on duty during the full t the finals of tl+e Simpsons C:o.leg- of Rouge Hills Drive. The meeting that Sandra will soon , be well a- ship Civil Defence organization tookofthe exercise without any sleep. ate Drama Fe,ti � al for the_ South of ,1iay 14th will be a business meet- I gain. part in the nation wide exercise siert. -�, Region Sex,ndary Schools mat Hart ing. - Mrs. Eitecn.iti'ells is still confined ]House Theatre.. tVith the prrsenta- Congratu-lations to .Bill. 'Watt,' of to the Ajax Hospital with multiple _ -._ .. .. tion of "The .Rets Velvet 60at" the Troop C. 1st. High and Creek, and cuts, bruises add an extensive scalp Glob earzpeted agalu,t Ruyat `1 urk to Brute Carter, 165th B. Troop of wound, sustained in a car accident on DRUGS ��. Collegiate who presented "The St- scholar Anglican -Church. Ttr• Highway Iho. •,ol last Monday- Mise 1, _ Clouds" and Oakville Traialgar Iiigh i hclif e, who ;were presented. w',tE, Pamela Daw-,on, wbo was" a passen- School who presented "'File Deai Queen's Scout Certificates by "'the ger in-the car driven by 'airs. Wells, . 8 " ed", . tiorma t art;-right rec PRESCRIPTIN SPEC1AUSTS DePa Lieut. Governor, at Convocation also rect+ved cub and bruises. Mira eived a p ague as a final a,.'ard for Hall last w=eek. Dawson was confined to. hospital "best actres,". \4'e• should be, vrry This is last' call for the Spring for She Past, week, but is now cost- p1CkBlfi ` .-proud o; the Drama Club of Picker- Hoedown at St. Edward's . Hall, on valescinir at home. 11"IGR rag High School as this Is the third Friday; May '1_,t: Tickets may be Baptismal service will he held at Q�ie time tt-. has been declared the win- _ohtaineA from Mrs.. H. Cawthorne, Fairport United Church on stay' 1, Ieifuring Leading Toiletries ner in the Fcsti.al. ATlantic 2,-580 and Mr$. Wm. Watt during the regular . morning service. T e, next meeting of the West .4LT net '•770'1- -Get a Party to' Congratulations to .Mr.. and Mrs. S ©e Q r Wee at is c r'T Rouge Hoene and School .3s-octai- grther and..* loin- in the ..,fun. The F. Kirby on their 52nd wedding an Sick Room u Pies `,Aftb s tan �.:.1 nc f;e}*l ,on •1'1'c-d1l< dati. \(a} I _ --•—.- - f t�'ect Rewe Group, 6i St. JIn1011's niversary. A. party in their 'honour (i, at 3.15 i, m. l lection of tlf+ue \1'. .\, 11 sron this mance. was Riven on stay hat. - - Photographic Equipme�tn for i,.e c:-c: ',i err .%ifl take" piste. I)rnl't seize' the Clinic to be held b r an,l Mrs., Ralph TI%omaF sne•:l, { Seycrz<L ,iii r .in t r �ci.t'•i ...1 r ih rt. F f�sarrl'a tfali lay the Qnt: the week-end in nttar.•a .vitli Dir: - ;vill•atrr !akF'i;err In ti ::cries j c • j, Loar.t. Hoalt!t Unit on' Tuesday,. Thnnvt mother. at+h iia been .ser- i Stere �>tOlJrS: ti;"J, "..I 'a •n« ai =e 1 r � `f E� , 1 ou;ly ill With lrneumnnia. h�' ttcr.lr:. pt2y,reul.:.7! 1. Ih< -- ' c N rerr3ni','t, h «'' t 1fra. R, 8i ii ICI PM P.M. .. nI••tEFC F' Ll%'a,. d I y , • * - : A M 9 M. 9 P.M.P M last E" i I lee' ,a-,.n 1� � •u,.•, `.\'e-t R t4;1 C.. Robertson• ot:' Pert 110 e,'�rere Sun ClyS O Q s =o •l�t's..n arc i r,ra ii;: t7 Cunday visitnrc at 'the home of •\f r. ,• '•E.1. ('nTll Ctii• ,n w:,5 nc i•'.l ut t' r i;c•-t one yet.and=c.,::.: trams �a'ere aiming io' and bits.' Harrcy Fertile. \t e're proud of mon` �farirl z 'r:r.t vla-c '!'I:r 1), ""int l,ar,gnet i. :.i 1f r. and btrs. R. Aichle and three ;btarlc:'.e Wart game second. In tile:li,,-,rice -%,'7.11 • take -p'.ace .oil.. \say ).n{ children, of St_ Catharines, vi•ited Public Speaking', Contest fox Srh,u1 at ti.c RouLe `Hill Goli Club. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dorset this past SEF'T/C TANK. CLEAN t7(.r ..Area \o. 2. :Marlene ttoty gr c- 'tri Glad to hear that 1trs..'J: ;�f• ,w Ajax on Tuesday, April 28, to cclrn- Doyle, of Roue Hills Drive is at Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. ti ,pet against fourteen other contest- home from hospital, and is coining Frank Nichol who returned last ::ants. The winner .for our school ar- along so we. 1. 8 TAN SF.RYICffi Thursday after spending the winter . COlLPLBTE S PTIC S ser was Jenniier Ricketts, of Fair- Many Happy Returns to Beverley in Florida. -' port Reach School. Congratulations --- Smith, of Rouge Hills Drive who _____________________ _ - --- ,r _ , Jennifer. was thirteen years old on • the 27th.' - _ .BUY ' t?iL"W AIiEB 2NSTALLS'D _ The Ladies' Club held a very en- And to Carol Adalrts of. Rouge - _- _ joyable eveaing on April 23rd, when'. Hills Drive. who will be sixteen on GIRL OUTMO I OOKIES ;t - , films .were shown by the Bell April 28th THIS sATvunAtl PAT D U11TNB' Tom. 9•184 Telephwne Co. Sewing parties for - CHR IST AND BA AU LL dear-Mr. f. Graham at the Genosha Hotel; Oshawa, SUNDAY, IMAY .3, Z.3Q Tease direct inquiries t6lox Box 179, Highland Creek P.O., Ont. or • 1'.... Telephone AT 2-2409 or TE 9-1815 - ' '" -�' "'Yr ""++rN'-'w ✓�a+r "_'yam-v�-... �,.�r' wr.•1'"'`_''+,.:_�—••-' _..�..-.r-ice.__-.-. w'•y K'f''...-✓.-..-. -� - .. - � _�'-w.� 'T'� - .being •Rovers, may adjust this to •iue�u>ne�� {.�ireeor� RATEPAYERS Ives at ,t�, date. Fol 'PLAN BIG RALLY suit themse the adventure of your life, for the GUARANTEED .R. OFFICES -life of adventure.. this is it, the -next TO MARCH ON C.N rung on the layer• of , will for all Scouts. .Histo n too, wilt show •• • Radio -TV Service", McEAC�HHIE S that the Bruck Road School 'arta A gigantic rally in opposition to commencel their entry into Scout- Auv Make or Model FUNERAL DIRECTOR the CNR Bypass is being organizes SC�# News ing with • the 7,pening of the • Brock - « by the Southwest Picks: ing Rate- \r track with twelve etti a would-be Cuba Arthur Field* ayers' , Association to be staged on p ra, .ng to go. Scouter Hardy C?ai& FURNITURE DEALER May 9th.' Prominent event of the week was of t',e Pickering Pack has offered In , . - - • : n =ked not u go in- the cher and S Banquet of Ajax � a aistance for the weeks t0 r' ' We have been a t e Fa a on u t • e to detail as this time, but can say 2nd Group, attended- by a capacity come, asd until at such time this PritroN' �� that it involves a well-planned, well- gathering, which included the Mayor, new Pack finds its own,leader, while ; iPRIlNOTIME IS • timed ,march by the CNR Buildings Mr. Wm. Parrish, Rev. Armstrong, Bill Johnso ,., the Assistant District DWORAT010 TIME .. , DAY OR MONY in Toronto. The time acd location . the Diatrict Staff, with the full Commissioner was there, as uswrsit. ` of the formation for this plan will group committee at the head table• right amongst the boys, the biggest �l>b Pet Hour For Quick `a • be announced next week. However, Following the supper, extremely Cub of the lot. Bill is a bundle of Cb0N6—Gaasa *wd Firet-Clase WM, /IAeEACMNIE. Prep. if you would like move information, well prepared by the ladies, enter- energy, and whea the Ajax tali t PAINTU40 AND call TEinple 9-1796. tainment by the Scouts, Cubs and Grdup presented k+im with a Sonet P P HBO B John, Campbell, Chairman of the fathers . participating 'in sing -song parka for aH the good work he bid D g WHITS <p}lpni pick4MCing I93 Association, tQl:i the News the week and games, provided a hilarious ev- while a leader with thdm until the H. ' �. I � � A Pini '��•'i1 that receipt of the petitions is. very, ening for all concerned, and at 10 C. pulled him out for district worir, �• DeOerabilt7 :P._L ! �t� very favorable and that the brief be- o'clock i halt had to be called with as the secretary rightly said, BHL { e kk*dng, ing submitted to a I 'interested par- many items still to go. ,Undoubted- Johnson started this Qr'oup wide — + ties ;% under way. ly, the highlight of the event was 36 Cubs and at the sante time a tr AN ti.ARKE RABIES the presentation of the Queen Scout Troop with another 18 Scouts sea The Department of Agriculture Badge to Etzo. Karstosolivich by This Tart these by himself for many .•44`"'�•�,+�jp i W. H. J. 'I'HOYP9QN, il. A.. LLB: has advised that they will pay 80 former Scouters Bill Kuyt and Fred month§, the Ajax 2nd really felt tM percent value of farm animals kill-, Hooson,. who .did so.. much to bring loss, but were pleased -.to we bin 90 c and ANTI"" fm ilm Betelelse sed 1lolidxes ed by rabies, since- April 1, 1958, this Scout along, and which enab•' on .to the District Staff as a fitlirra • a 0A Ytsek. W 13 r, � throughout this County. led him to earn this highly prized ft" cohwww and 8etesb 'Clerk TO T. Johnston has. advii- award. The D. C. also presented ewer ----r m . - ---- r d for leader service Bwea- r _ :•e1j;j(�r. � M� ownd s�„r Aja. ed that he has contacted the Dept_ him with "Rovering ' to Success - at at Bowatanville to get the List' of and obtained his. promise to join the r11�W' idea �yamew pAesat Ajaa IN township losses. This will mean some newly -formed Rover Crew for the YOUR LOCM CUSTOM TADS " ilJelai• � �, — . - — .— financial recovery -for _a- number , district, Sir Gahtn,dt Alae Rnvrs "ORDER YOUR ' SPRING $1jl':� . 9 _ B�.epes T%aepia 94636 �1 fy�ars ,the chosen nstite by the young NOV1/1 �i mem. The Leader, Scouted Gordon T. V ic. NM1011111111111 Sindair welcomes m,e•s all applications 1959 SAMPLES NOS P from an Scouts of lb yew, and al- AVAILABL! a 1 M bees- E e FMW, so frorn forttoer Scouts. to contact aha VN• him. phone Ajax 206 or caM and see CUSTC_NERS OWN MAfl lAL Ila Cl I&hiss at 69 %mbassador Street, Lake _ MADE UP' Vista Gardens: Bairlaterst,' Sehdtoefs oinr Nbtariw They meet every Monday night (Opposib for o re . L T - ' _ _ P1rl'i4e _ � fo h tune beinS• ..�. E ecus L r r" Bonk of C nti- cs Chambers, r � OtOry P c. st.o. Oshawa SorwiWil4 y MARKS ELECTRIC Tslophorie L46 3-3444 , Manthib at dm z�`s106 RMA _ � ' j� = Industrial, Co�»merciai $ Residential " Wiring � iss�riea WANT= '— _ -�� ,Prompt Efficient Service —Free Estimates t Al. 2.rasI or AT. s-t� � . � .. x a.r..rlow so Fft *J"o,..-MSALL ACRXAa= MARK S and 1 } �. ft"WeJtiarg sese., e ` •.' 2 Piekaring .. s 0"6 0111111k no" rwmomm Surd" Fier r"no A" � �' - -' Im rtant Announcement �A c t rr�¢af� �''r �'"A . O!e» nlfs�«�+ $fps in o.ltan9 this site rf Arry day afternoon, May 3, at a Public "a A ` *gi�GHM est > Meeting sponsored by the Bahais, We have installed an automatic telephone answering and record - agIghway Monument Works' - BtaeMeae at Pickesfng, Oshawa sad Ajax, Mr. Ing machine in our office. When you phone and 1 am out, yov wiH 1903T. A082IIY. PROs'. ��= Yeiss� Fred Graham, BurUngton, Ont., will hear my recorded voice asking you to leave your message tibrtQ 1♦ataWaliea 1"0 talk on the subject --Quist and l with your name and phone number. I can then contact you later lb' i~ L WbJtby. Onmrlo ` Baha'uM&h". The muetutig will take f when I qct bock to the office. You will hear a beep signal at the Two mike west •t Wbtthy on place at 2.30 p. m. in the Blue Rooms end of our recorded message to you. Then you may give a mess - en Noy 2 Eftl1wsy, between. `ESTATE of the Genosha Hotel. , age up to about thirty seconds, at the end of which, replace your Whiff sad Ajax receiver. We hope this adde4 convenience will assist you to Coss- r Ph~: WWtby NO a -IM phato co-op► cow in Pick- PLEASE NOTE ertng a14� e� tcct.obr firm of any time., you. �p ^1.." area,'i. TO SeFred7ule of hours for all Barber' Sly in pica VUUge and in -Thomas Geo. Rodman, j','p1� j r+%MB/NG bw of lel: for P�Pt Ajax, an pegs three this Tesco. Rodman 5?►eet Metal Work. Pickering. :, .. �[ for ---------------- ------------ Phone T"T9,. +� A3.>Rlm LLZy �pgrteOtK. serYike AJAX - _ .. Mr. �pwir. LOYAL ORANGE LODGE *iiGldlS 0 SATZROO 0 callNjeets Fast Tuesday Of !i[onth 1�BlBr>of9 CHURCH OF THE - IMILLS ELECTRONICS Schatz A• J. HOLY TRINITY _ 9 Rieneral lner�rart« — Rano. A~ x Ferguson 'TV SPECIALISTS ----- Pa. Master Pickering 590 or MO. 8�7 21 Beech Ave. Phone Ajax 1257 is FAST Service operating from your vicinity. �,Pickering United Church -'e RELIABLE Service by trained technicians. TELEVISION & RADIO Minisier. Aev. Melville Buttors GUARANTEED Service at reasonable rates. . . REPAIRS -� • � __ .. ... _ .. r�{� a■ • • SUNDAY, IiiAY 3; 1959 phone Pickein 526 • PHONE: TEmp1e 9-1192 •' . ,. <• -- . ': _ I ' .. - �i RADIO & TV I 9.45 a. m. — SUNDAY SCHOOL �+ - DUTO WORSHIP i A. H. RATTEW i •• Serving WHITBY, AJAX, PICKERtNG and DUNBARTON , i Rural Life Sunday" x • s . . ` .'FUNERAL AND ^ 'AUDLEY •- 1.iS P. M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL ZOcii1� e. `CONAIVT, a A. AMBULANCE SERVICE Z•30 p, M. — CFWRCH SERVICE i wil soG-_ _------ _____________�. :SPR 1 N G S H E R E lstlr QiCl, AJAX No. 4 146 MIAY -- _ -------- Christian �:ience Society _ WN Em" Yh a, Tawe AlNo TEACH ROAD ROUGE HILLS. -ONTARIO ,GET' YOUR iwlbe You To Ito Heiular JAX 1o59► Ncliturob • ARDEN TOOLS me th Slag In" Vicat of Weeatat+aa Segal ,::: ZVMr SUNMAY AT iLOQ A. M.. ,`'SEEDS milts■• >r.esaee. at An Bi�I DER . eoa�y i1 :.1 Ada DToroery _ .. Gibwn At The S me HOW >lrolrlc t►S>'i'8Ti' IIIq V O O HW O RRI1N G Wednesday, a p.• m. - • ' Meeting r ■ P•r Infoste•t1se, Can: ■ A9F Rim CH -------------------------- _ NOIM. NORT■LNC RIEML.T ... Elfl'CEm CAElalMla ' OW�'I�d BM iDai ATLn C. WALTER C. THOM30N. Q.� Publk � e' �n s �� t MR111"TIANS &=later, Soiickoc, Notary S , CMrterei AseeeaNala SO1LR. ]!e Office Hottrst - 2j00 to 5.00 P. M. . ICENSEO TRUSTEES '. �. skkavold r Monday th dugh Friday (Phone 39 Pickerin - B �,►,►�..�.�>� TORO*" Yom• "YAppointmcnts by Pham. _ _ . MSRwR-4 W. l� IRA. a+Ns 1 Phone: Pickering tB. Boz 1. Picketing - IL-------------------- A Waters •Aja: 7,t0 ------- -STAFFORD BROS.---' - . WftrKCJirAL. W01= _ . lice.. r Wa+t:rs a , _ .. , ""'r• -" ,�- _ •i -Y -- .. . ..- «/� _." :'n .p' _�...- . ✓ .. .�, - ` L- -r .- �...... - .-�"�r-..--•.•✓- `mar':"- i i +nL-r..,�,y' •ter - •r+_""'%n..•.r -f ." - •..I - . _._..a - t.- _ ,.: i _'�'_'� •'-+-•r ..•�,• r ..., . - _ - — - -- _ �CLAREMON7 townshfple crippled children will al- eringt ity, deem. it desirable that ways be a, leading project with the A The Fire Chief of the Town- struction of a teiterinaia is 1. In means and include. lily i of Pickering may, upon ap- Township, u hereinafter sat was «.•A bus -toad o: thirty-six ont about local club, plication made to him, issue ,a 1, undertaken as a Local b ,people arrived in Claremont about pm ayuiy thanks to all. - • Z,00 a. m. Monday morning from individual, firm, corporation, part- -Permit for the firing aQ settag l meat, tinder the prtovisioal► k ,Wheeling, Va. wrere they tad att- _ J Quilty, Chairman Warship , or any combination charts• off of fireworks by the person, tion 8, of the Local a, -, a radio jamboree. They 'left Easw Seal Committee of. and at the time and place there- I Act, R. S. O. 195% Cbapwr on Friday night, an arrived at their Pickering Rotary "Highway,' me define the type and kind of fire- 1 in specified. Such Permit may amended -------- Lary_Club Y d shall include _...__.,__.119 tinction about 7,30 Saturday ------------------ public highway was irs to bio set off, the methods NOW THEREFORE the n -- gborning. a street and a bridgls farming part e! Mrs. Wes et' Huxtable an IYavid • • of a highway or on, over or ss- to be tstiJzen to ensure the safety ;' Wal Council of pie Corpo are visiting Mr. and' ,Sirs.: R. Hux- Township Council ross which a highway passel• of spectators and the public, and the Township of Pie ariog RN I Table at Chalk lake. 2. No person shat sell or offer -shall provide that all fireworks to AS FOLLOWS: The Park Board is pleased that • • for sale at retail in .the Towashfp 1M: ret Toff wader the, said Ppmit,; y THAT it is desirable >the attendance a[ the- Saturday den-: _ �rle of Pickering, fireworks of any shall be under the supervision of constriction of a sfs-inch fie was very t°d kind or de_uiptiaat,. on silt' day souaiie responsible .person of at main along Island iniad The firemen were called to the On the request of the Dept. of or days during the catI radar year least 21 years of agfe, - Rouge tel .Dewe e a farm of Levi Storry at Chalk Lake Planning and Development to re -en- except on the ten days immediately ' proximately. 140 feat. spa Thursday evening to a grass fire. a - act all amending zoning bylaws para Prec'e�g the 24th of .'May, ' or. . -7. No person shall fire or set o:f Rivercourt Drive, at a Mr. Thos. Lye of Toronto, visit- prior to March 27, 1958. Bylaws the tan days immediately pre- any f.raworls at any time within meted cost of $2A60:00 ed on Sunday with hir. and firs. D. I were re-enacted. ceding the date set by Statute for the instils of say .highway is the �, estimated lifetime of the observance of Victoria Day, Townsbip sof Picketing. ..years, be undertaken as a .. Pt:dges. Road Dept authorized to purchase _ . Mrs. Bob McLeod has returned 54 tons of, calcium and 36 feet of 12 or the ten days immediately pre - 1 IImprovement azx3rP the home after two weeks at ,North inch culvert and 24 feet of 16 inch_ c xLng the date set for the ob- t3. Any perry convicted vi a Improvement Act~ R:• S• A _resolution was passed that the servance of Dominion Day. breach o: any the Provisions (Chapter 2I5„ as amended, _ gay. _ of 'this Bylaw shall forfiet and ; Mrs. Howard Pugh i�• $tili in h4wP- road men 'be paid $5.00 for standby r g 2,' THAT Bylaws N ital ar rl in+vcr,' y�n'r condition• `time. 3. No person shall sell or ,offer pay t the discretion 'of the con - Baptist Yoang Yeopie took' over I .i.'resolution nes pa=sed tri call- fon .. for sane in the Township of - witting Magistrate a penalty rtnt, and 2381 be and the _the se..t'ice on Sur-Sa,.'in the ab- ten leis -on a new road ma;n slier. Pickering, ifren'orks'of any kind exceeding the sum of >D3CQ.tN1,, ex hereby repealed: sense o Rear. J. A. (:arnegie. "wily, •lir. Harry Brock of Brock's Bowl : or description, at any time or times elusive o: costa... tivitlr lr., �i' in Jlontr.eal to appcair I hear>re council �(itn a ne%i:s- to any persea apparently under BYLAW read a First and Second t BYLAW 'read a First -and + mart Mrs. lsrr.e.;c's FliUt'lerI. , who ,tWr Blipping from another we-ociy' .:the age cf twelve day'o April, p tirrno this 6th f As arri.ing from Scotland fora a '(not this one) in which it staters. N6 cline this 13;ii day of April, 1959 '. 1,gyLp�W rid a Thud g propos- I finally PASSED this 66th few werSs.. Dousid Drake, Bill Kee- Yariiiig sings would he posted on the 4. No person seilin of ro os BYLAW read a Third time and r, wily Betty 1� ard, Ray Zt'ard, Mary east :irte .of Harwood. Reeve Scott ing to sell fireworks in the Town- PA ED this 13th day' bF Aped, ; Apri', 1959 _ Snd , Jbyce---Sn:.ler, john Torr told 3ir:'Brxk that the news. story �. , ,, hi of Pickering, at retail, shall 19�• P •� and Bill Thorpe took' parts in _the was iA error and no decision had yet ' exhibit any display of such fire- r Sherman Swat, was very success5ul, been made on the matter, Councillor, -works in any display window or J - Johnston,Scott,a T. J _ er-+cite--s"3uc l --^_._..- I L TaetonClerk Marry Ashton grated tin the titory..,. Retwnse with .. the - exception of n E" -• and a Brea[ credit w the young pro- -----------__---•--•------------ -SHOULD ANY RA r� said he made no such statement All, imitations thereof,.•p=ovided tineas r - pieThe Play. "Three Bright Girls" in all, it will be considered on the contain no explosives or iahertiic- PUBLIC NOTICE object to the pasting of a was repeated at Brougham on F ---------- ----- -*-- of whatsoever. BY 238 road inspection' this Saturday. any kind wits ri- :� WEST. ROf7G RAZ' A Hyla bi co»aat� t•'k� LAW NUMBER 7 wd]2 heard' by Com�eil ilW slight Owing to the illness of Council C ambers, - airs. Laura Annonly, the Director, BYLAW NO. 23A0. S. Excepts herein in this By Mrs. Ethel Frowning stepped in and naw expressly provided zap per- A BYLAW of the. Corporation of Monday, May Il, 19th at •--- dna Township of .Ensuring concem- ;took the part. A Bylaw Of The Corporation Of shall fire or set off fireworks ra of a "it -inch ]ir. and Mrs. H. Green, Joy and The .r Of Pickering To grog- "[n the Township of PkkWiag AX- _S the � DATED at Bronsb.es - - Terry attended the wedding of Mr- n]att And Froldbif The � And eepul on the 24th of May of, oa ttattr main on Island Road, East, dry of April, 15(59. the date set by Statute for ffie of >6Maia hills Drive. +Gem's sister, Miss. Emily Green of Betting OS O[ g{ In The Lloyd Johaeesa, Stteessrrille, to Jack Eisenback, of Townahip Of PWming, ohteray se of V'zute f .,Day or Dttroit The wedding and reception the day set by Statute far ties ob- VMMEAB the if CoaatiZ Township of Pickering. took place . on Saturday at Casa BE IT ENAC"TXD_b'9 the Manicip- aervance of Dominion DaT, and of the Corporation of the Township Brongham, Ontario. _ own - 7 •two la y Jassa, Toronto. ai Council of the Township of Pick- t only on his {n°psrty' The Girl Guides and Brownies L. ... Of iiiciteriuig b thirds major- acs 1►.. held their meeting on April 20. it the home of 'sirs.. lti'oruia 'Bin- son. Plans were made for the ban- - - _ met to be he}cI on May 21st. -_ - -,- _ IMr. and �Mre. Hockley and Mr:. - _ x \ anif Mrs. Jim onroe a + _ - y Uxbridge, were Sunday visitors with illi. and ;.a. Bob Hock'�ey. - - Mr. and 1fra. Win. Giiddon enter- - - _- rained Mr. and hi r.. Cruess and the AT 1 I iron, Toronto, on SuridaY• _ - _ .. . _ who has finished - - Keith Norton. .. We teTherm Queen's, is hOtsie again. at _ CAN I .D e been pion Circle meeting winch- _ ostponed wit[ be held on .: :,w,r AOR YOU Sul►. The Mission Band of theUnfti!d • - wilt meet on Sunday, May - Church ; -� ry ,# after the meeting. = Thehand-harked rug which the f w as wan by Dick f eel . _ -. ualtitate a 1 The Claremont hockey team is Yom raacuge is Bary to mese ti _ td in --and a good man to talk things planning a banquet. to be he - y Community Hall. with. Notjust because he knows J d n - - A .. .• Funeral services were hal o - u ;;Treads} for sirs. Milton Benson � lot about banking, but because he who passed away at the home of _ ,� be counted on -to -apply that !her daughter, -on' Saturday, in her nC o X� r - 86th year. 'sirs. Benson was a mem- knowledge and experience t u� of the Baptist Church here, and - er particular need• } . .active In church work, m her torn- rs. liar. nuSbanri, Stilton, pre - He ' yea him, ban [ r = = decea^-d htr se%era years ago. Sur- To king is mo s titan dollars - viving are: t�irrce ,dantht, -r `.1yrt'.rt [ 2virs. \T. Limr,n, Tr,rr,nm; (:.tart' 1 and cents, more. than figures n a r. [ t e (ti a To him, bankin s th ivlrs• Win Gla•r; Hamilton.:• 1 Jean j k - -. — �irs. _,hr,ulclh kt..;r,r.. (:laret��nt; _ po w t — op ,cunni} to or w•th people four : a.':,:: i i aa, .�f .�. •incoUrt t �1`ill- O n se - • r and (�nrrlun.-rr'.- Clare g r lief with :-.t}tr u h bank ,vices tb Ir tam, .,� _ - u em ur i ars. '*yo rpsol�l s, yo (topes and pl 3rirnit: - Vie. t c^ v. a5 •hclri rr,',m the :$apt'.: t ( vr<h here, whin --rmtTl - _._ That.is what he has been trained to , i.t L Faun Cemetery:: - o . ---» - - [ do That is what he likes "m d 2QOTICE, TO CREDITORS You'll hid he's a good [[fan to know. AND OTHERS _ In The Estate Of Samuel Lewis �ad]er. Fanner, Deceas9d. A" PERSONS having cla►'ns a- THE CHARTERED BANKS s Sptiazt the Estate of %--Cl Lewis SERVING „gtdtas, late of the Townaliip of YOUR COMMUNITY °$, in the County- of Ontario.Plc_ wlw di" on or about the Seronfla of umch, 1969, an hereby not - Day' Jfied m sand p of same to undsnOBted, OR cc befen ate 1st Iiq d JMM, '2959, aft w Which date � flet Itstals will bsl distributed, with ward only to the clafizns of. which undwsigned ahave h" 1otire ung will not The liable to any persons of wisoae Cliirn. he 'shall not then, have 110Rite- _VAT$D at Toronto, this 24th y , ,ar•: oil April, 1959. ' Harry A. Newman, Q. G Exec-. p{pr, by his Solicitors, M.ssrs any - �t A. Newman and Newman, 12 Rich- mond Street„ East,' Toronto 1. .. ------ , ASTER SEAL PURCHASERS 'E ::. The membhers of the g i Rotary Club wish to thank the many c � - -contributors to •their 1959 Easter l i Seal Campaign. Receipts at tisiie of - I ,writing show a figure spin is • w, sr excess of that of last year. t ! - - The concern and interest in this -H r ow I tr '' .. a •, . –,' �"'l _ `,_ ,�' , — SALE REGISTER., - - )dr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown ;}nd gA M i - •� V ( The Merry Hoamitnakers' 4 Club Saturday, May 16. — Auction Sale iREENWOOD Bill visited Mr. and Mrs. John Mid- z' dwe'.'ing, six rove ,•"b x _ are pleased to report h(z. Ir- dletor, and Mrs. K. Beelby of Clare- Mr ^_r3 Mr`. B 1,.*r.--:e: rf_•Luru- Miss ianda lzoaKu:•. •Ai< �• ,y'•_,,. goua-sired lot, uc. `+ ' home from a ntoto'• trip fast Wed- ing will take the form of ,an- Open side of Wa'.es Ave., in the Vill:St KcLeosrr is :;cu _....u...i•u.;a .,e•v.;t, u.. Oi-.w'y: g,. of Markham;.plso p3rsonal effects, shwa Hospital on Saturday Congratulations fo Mr, and Mrs. nesdtzY, from Madison, S. Dakota, Meetia when, the ladies are invit-. veral relatives of Miss Shri a Dennis Owen on the birth of a son where �`rey visited the jas. B. Dav- ed to a Display of their Work, which• pro^erty belonsang to tl'e Estate of the Labe F: ed Harvey. Sale estate. honoured her yrith a miscell- on April .22, 1959; a brother :for idson fam:�ti'. will be held at the school on Satur- at x.30 _ i shower on Saturday a evening Tony. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones visited_ day, May 9. M. Terms cash Rr-ea home of Mr. and Mrs. George Visitors at the E. Pascoe home on Sunday v6t4 Mr. and Mrs. David Mrs. Winton-White spent a few 1p0'�o oc parshase price on day at Markham. Sunday were. Jack Lee, Brooklin; . Pagan, in Toronto. days this week at. the hon'.e of her rale. Balance in 30 days- Russell s, Oshawa;, Mrs.' • The Young -People attended the daughter Mrs. Frank Gray, at Pick- Grove and Lewis Grove, Executors. _ Evening' Auxiliary -of the W. • Jacqueline Wiggin ering. Mr"s: Gray is in the .Oshawa KEN and CLARKE PRENTICE, held their monthly nLeeting J.'.Fawcett,' Mrs, K. MacDonald and Young People's Convention at St- Hospital. y 'ednesday eventing at-the home Jennifer, Mr..and•.Mt:s. F. McEwen Andrew's United Church, Oshawa, auctioneers. _ on Sunday night. iss Edith Ormerod. and sons, al; of Whitby, — -- .., - fir•` ROUGE HILLS 4�. (?PEN EVERY EVENING TILL 7:00 R.M. _. ON No 2. HIGHWAY EXCEPT THVRS• & "FRI, TILL 9:00 p.M• 4 PRICES EFFECTIVE'THURS.. FRI.. SAT. APRIL 30th - May Ist - 2nd :JUST EAST . OF ROUGE BRIDGE GULAR � . .... .... - . .. _.. ;e MARGAIRINE (RE _ MAPLE LEAF' TENDERFLABE g a STROUD S F.00D .MARKET IBS C P �J R E LBS. E►� — _LARD.3 12014 951� --- — Y3 OU SAVE 13 CElgTB GRAY DUNK YOU SAVB 9 CENTS _ 7 dt 7% os. pkga• _ 12 °L T"' CARAMEL 'WAFERS & _ FRESH HOMOGENIZED for CONNED BEEF �le►SSORTED BISCUITS .: AN M1 55C You Save HABITAKT?P," — Mmt 30 Oz. Jar ,/� _ - - 3 QUART JUG 4 ih"'.,ents 39C -W P C �► E S ''? 5 C - ': (P'= Deposit) — YO1D BAVE 4 CEh T& C (SPECIAL OFFER of CENTS OFF) _-- CO _ RUMBA' BLUE RIBBON .Package of 100 2-Cup Size 7 I ---(YOU SAVE 100GS- --84 ----- (YOU ; 16 t JAN ffiApyg LEAF PROCESS CHEESE TEA"BA - - rib59� (YOU SAVE 4c)t 13 01 .� SAVE 10 CENTS --SWIFT'S PARD - ;a COTTAGE BRAND - YOU FOR C - U & STRAWBERRY OR A"LE & RASFBEBRY DOG FOOD =' AFF -a, 3 (CASE OF 48 TINS — 55,45.) iLl TIN69 C (Special Offer of 100 Off) . DOMESTIC �... YO►t1R GARDEN. �I► .COffiPLETE SELECTION OF 6 dz RENK PRE M.�� 3 �* �• - FLOW EB and V=ZTAELt BssDs L R' NM Dutch sel ( I S 1e. 33C �� o: _ I CAN�IISTER (For tizo�iM 4 C M LK • 33C -Tin No. 1.Muliiplier i110n tS Green Omi�> lo. - _ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CERTIFIE39 D FOUNDATION -. . • C ,.. ', (YOU SAVE i0c) POTATOES89 75 Ib. ba; 32.6 9 _ , SEED 4 FRESH PORK (PICNIC) ' ARTHUR'S _ - - - - •SHOULDER C :.. 9:1 ROA IENERS.. Full 1 Pound Pkg. .... ,. T, - ST Us i�1�C :1b. cFHCR19H�ORi�Fresh OxtaRES �ApLE LEAF SLICED 6 Os. Vacuum Wrapped Pkg.'_ FRESH 'LEAN E LOAF`.. 2 1 : ib,CMACAROIn ED BEEF 1�INC - MAPLE LEAF COOKED READY-TO-SERVE Devon Sliced Rindleea , 37 �hu,FHAMBREAKFAST,Boffus$C1b. \'(AVERAGE WEIGHT 2'><. - 3',4 LBS.)` M__ . ..,,-r;... '---"L�'�.:�:-�:•--'-}- Vit^+^ -ti-_,.,• `�,,,�"-- .--..• �' .-----�+. . �.. •-..1 ..o-....�"'v'-_^'r--..._.-•••�.i--r.6r'm►#`'o]'"�,'.,`'..�,�,.,�•►•'^'v�ir".r..r% "+.T,"'�'�►""1�'�,' `--�`Y'� `'�M� , 7-1 409CELLANEOUS _ • _ _ • �— � � � ,. • __ � , . _-,' YOUR FRIENDLY RESIDENT AGENT" :DintX's ,- - •_' _ __CY IL� Z. �;MORLEY ARTICLES FOR SALE COMING EVENTS ' LAwxbcowER -__._ -- - _ - -• - — _ _ HEADQUARTERS .BARGAINS IN -. The Egg Auxiliary SALES & SERVICE _ PLYW-- E buy is �� INSURANCE AND REAL STATE OOD P United Church If you t. S: a, z 1-4 ' ... ........... ........... - 44.00 will "t rat the C. - S.• • Cents* on - Yotu money you'll waste. :{ z a z 3-6 .......:...:. $5.92 May 7th„ at 8.15 P. M» For a little tin, -a little paint PHONES _ 4 z a z 1-2 i7 3b ----- -�---------------------------- Mahe lawnatawers seat just - ! s a z 6.g .............. $664 flAFFODIL 'TEA - what they ain't. - RESIDENCE 767 67 4• a a z 3.4 59.98 SEZ A FULL LINE AT (above - fir) will held at DINT.Y'8 _ PICKERING, ONTARIO 1 —• .*.a 4 z 1-4 in. (poplar) -411.28 sheet KENNELS OF THE ROUGE $MALL MOTOR CLINIC ROUGE HILL VQRRRST LUMBER CO. LTD. WE SELL THE BEST on No. 2 Hghy., one mile east. of DUNBARTON Lansing. Cut-off, on AND SERVICE THE REST (Opposite Twp. Police Station) Ca71 — Pik kering- 684' PHONE: TEmple 9-2361 SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1959 -- . COOPER BLOC(' LTD. :a WW DELIVER ------ ------------ ------------------------------------. from 3.60 to 5.00• p. M. SEPTIC TANRB R - FLOWERING SHRUBS: Silver.Oollection In Aid Of The - - _ CALEDONIA ROAD —'TORONTO. $edjtes, Evergreens. etc. Strong and CLEANED - AJAX=PICKERING BRCii. OF BLOCKS BRICKS Healthy Plants. Jerry Hasek, first ,CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY W. , >SU1T hiss north of High School. Phone J gyp` :-Vkk ring 327J3. Refreshments Will Be Served Oshawa — RA 3-4042 -STRUCTURAL R URAL S L ----------------------------------r-- — — Hostesses ------------- ----------------- RASPBERRY CANES Mrs. John Daniell -Jenkins and _ _•' Variety—Lathem and Marcy. They Mrs. Kalth Balsdoa aE1PTIC TANB$ Cf.EANED C� RWu ase strong, hadth7, and fully tnat- assisted by `THE SANITAILY WAY 'F tired plants. 46.00 per 100; -or $45.40 _ Mrs...W,.Ii. Thompeoaq, .Mrs. D,- STATION ROAD, PICKERING, ONT. - Phones 110, EM. 3-28N pry two. Jerry Hasek, first farm Crichton, Mrs. R. P. Rogers, Mrs. Now links lnstsiled' K -stoeth of Pickering High School- H..Craig, Mrs. A. L. McCartney W. WARD Phone 327J3. - -- ---- -- ---------------- tt y " - Pickering Towns ' -_u L. z• ----------------------------------- ens• Wh b �p _. RASPBERRY CANES Recreation Committed _--'-- '- -' -------------- - Latl ons and Geneva — For Sale. N L • LAY' TbAW are strong and very B Thee Pickering Township Recrea- _RODMAN 1 N S U -R A N C E Joe for, 03.50; 1000 for $30. S. tion C.6mniiitee held its regu!sr - - „ 20d. Con- between meeting on Tuesday, April 21st, at ASSURANCE T �.'j Farm Rosa and Liverpool Proughaaa. -SHEET METAL PRUDENTIAL COMPANY LTD. �/F `ENGLAND Mond. on south Vie• Mr. A. Anderson reported that the , • --- -- ------`--- Little Theatre Group is putting on - - FOR SALE — complete household its play "Myswy at GFjeenfinger�' E • .. ��0 .. t ,A0ects. For ince information, -call' on May 22,' in the' Main Legicn Hail WORKS 107 KINGSTON ROAD EAST . ;Vickeriog 764. at 20 College St. in Toronto Mr. --------Anderson also reported that: as a AulltoMzed C wwmerie Ons -- Telephorto ,�h0 AMIANIoasl Make esus money! 84 sun mer project. the Company Deniet• Ter Pickering R, a pot Fted area oar to -build -the back flab two is going * Gu�� _ complete ,.._ 'itesagkiss such as. Vitsuaias. Ton- their stage setting. They will start CLARE • Ilse. Feeds Products, Coaafefx•. work on mew la —.4- .16. Iti�sasabold Ind Farm Spedaltiiea fail : Ii y m e _• RUUD 8SWC. XURMCAM 1t O. NIAO coninksiom No risk.-Fami'es. Mr. Clare Ho -ter repotted that the _. . OF'rOMETRrST Dot M 3y 2.600•Deletiintier. MiOd' : Pickering Township Bays'. S&tball ACES, WATER MATM OUL ' --------- League will be operated tWs year RANCIn i --------- OR SALE—re-co"tioned 24 - in-, under the O. A. S A age limits.GAS tr That is, in order to play in the Pre a00R FURNACES OFIICR HOURS:. Ilus d M. to s.30 P. 3L "row Whirlwind Power Mower, tsearsnteed condition; also-mmQller Wee Group. a boy must be undtr twelve years of age as of May 1st, Toffy to ' r$ � 1� W�� and Sattadtys ! to 13 PBONRs W1iI?sY 1[O a;3af1 power mowers used. Phone pe of this year. The other groups will + ;TEmple 1484. E correspond to this. �yObb w PITB -- ____-- AW >bilWxMOWlRS A UNTBOAkESD.9 FOR SALE — buffet, bur--- a per team.. Tho_ schedule• will • start PHONE 179 PICKERING Have year Lsranaow.rs and oat- out - airesser, white rrsrta2 cabinet, white Metal table, vacuum .cleaner, ironing toward the end of June, so that it wi 1 not. interfere with -schocl games MO. { 8.2515 WHITSY ds necooned now at boards � DINT'= SMALL MOTOR CLDjIC board. Fall leaf table. Pick. 46.. _f--- -------------- and play-o:fs. , OIL FURNACES Pia. Ontario imy BRADY ..`_ fLUMBM Sion 1 Open Saturday Marnm s - H**&F artery For Do -I* - P ump Repro - iltW 'ZENITH 62750 _ 4M shle"M ft.. TWONl M ,FOR SALE — , p truck latforfn7 question of a Ladies up: Softball League •was'brought Iby 10. with 4 -foot racks. Excellent` Also, the This League woiiid be operated to ----------- ion. -~----~------------ - osdfrt: Phone Elmo Disney, at eondit_ Pickering' 141. tir+sly. to suit the wishes of the play - RADIO AND TV SERVICZ ers and coaches. The schedule would WORK GUARANTEED jdORTGAGZS :AP'PRAJSAIA , P WANTED. "'be • arranged to their liking MP- -and all PIN HONE DAYS — PICKZRO +4 �- rules would be decided upon by r VEMALE HELP WANTED them. We understand, that there are - - 293W G • NEWELL. Slee Cars. Sank of Commerce, Pick- already two organized ladies' teams ZVZNINGS -- ATlaode 2.41M PHONZs P2OKMNQ 143 TORONTO- ZlLoit's s -SM he township and certainly there BERT WHITZ Oriot;, hes as opening fora general in tI, SiTATE BROBZR are dozen# of•.gir:s who would -like a deck with at least three years high to play_ softball this summer. Judg- " PICJZRIHG VILLAGE • ; ea boot. Good appearance and ateras:- ing by. the success of the Boys' ZIP•. -HIGHWAYS- 1-4 MILE SOUTH -IID! NO. 2 HIGHWAY live personality, Typing ability pre- League last year, with three hand- MILLER ZAST.. OF OiJNBARTON- itrred, bus not essential. Phone • 31 red boys' playing. we are sure that -j"Ahering. a girls' league would be just 'as suo- HEATme SEm'a ------------- house, mod- • cesswl TO RENT — 4 -room an So, Lor information on either Lea_ COLEMAN COO tern conveniences, arae d garden. gue, please phone Mr. Holter, at AJAX LUMBER •121hone Pickering 3909.4.. Pickering. 665: —Corr. NATURAL GAS AND ------ A CHILD CARE `-'----_----- OIL BURNERS - JLUMRER AND = BUILDERS' SUPPLIES -=~mother will, care for children during-GREE'�i RI RIVER `(Ontario Fuel Board License; Ida,. Any age P4easant' home, with - . -BUMMER CLEAN-OUT .. , PAINT ._... ARBORiTE pard. Reasonable rates.•. Phone — Mr. -and Mrs. Buckles have ret- Plickesing 446R urned home after spending a ..coup:e - -. SERVICE � .- array 8 of months with their daughter Bar- = 07.50 _ -- • " 1D0©RS AND TRIM � , : • ----------- - ------ ------ bars. MOBILE HEATINQ SERVICE WST—lady's navy blue duster coat 1 ' Mrs. M. Draper attended 'the fan- 1a cleaner -exchange. Will give per- eral of her aunt, the late Mrs. Jas. AJAX 657 _:: - _sWiOn Road and No.•Z Highway' son back coat le`•t by cleaner, plbs Lidda'1, of Brantfodd on Thursday li5.00 in return for above. Phone 315 of last week; also :visited friends 9 TUDOR ST -,'AJAX , jpfekering. at Welland, returning home on Sat-- -----=---------=---=---=------= TELEPHONE PIEKERING 364 24 HOUR AR"c = - . o D o u LESS ---.----------------------- ------ MILLER RENTALS - or AJAX 1045 PAVED DRIVEWAYS - DRY CLEANING _ MILLER RENTALS -. RID YOUR DRIVE OF MUD =. _� CAMPING, FISHING EQUIP'T.. • AND PRESSING AND LOOSE STONE iOR THE BEST JOB OUTBOARD MOTORS, TENTS, Spedal Aihntion To Drapes' - AT A fA1R PRICE _ COTS, ETC. And Coven,. EFe.STAVES, LANTERNS, COOLERS 4R1NG YOUR CLEANING TO CALL'TEL. 9=ZQrs4 BY -;;AY OR WEEK RES. -174 - (ANYTIME OFFICE 474 s H E R i o' C K S' UNITED PAVING 9 TUDOR X AJAX— - ` T--j0pposite -------A--'------ :.Township Court DON BLIZZARD ELECTRIC- REAL - ESTATE and PAULO= UT RVVISIUB _ w bylaw appointing a Cour! of Re- Commercial -• Industrial Wiring v 'eldon sisyd at towtultiP. council - - - LIRE •AUTOIMOIiLE - llmla H. FREE ESTIMATE wppgirae`to• tete : WiM1t. E. -- _ f W F. Weststiep, Wits. Iit9,esm, _ Noma ARMS LOTS f �i 1'�!'.. P. I'Asle C. Irwias. ire t>setn mat sl2.00 a one Picked g 362 W. 0ss�I>stQ alt# .p CA![lROir M „merge. or H. n ,rqfrained frm vothog as be hale a cafe to eons before 'Ore court at a later d. _.