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VOLUME 78—No. 52 PICKERING, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1961 PRICE: 10c PER COPY ,
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vass for Institute for the Blind. Three ten-age boys, who spent I Hwy. 2 just west of Altona Rd.
Chief Howard Nickling has -a Mr. and Mrs. E. Haywood of Sept. 18-30. Sunday night in the Rouge Val-1'Tile other two were picked u on
peach tree in his yard whose Elizabeth Street held a family re-I A b law will be On September 23, when the P P
y prepared to sun on its ecli tics ley ravine, clad bnly in pyjamas-the highway, thumbing towards
branches are so loaded down will union at their home on Saturday. cover holidays of municipal em- P 1 journey were finally. rounded up on Mon- ' Dunbarton on Monday afternoon.
fruit that it is causing hem tc Mr. and Mrs. W. Beelen and crosses the al equip equator for I Y
8 ployees. *. day afternoon by police and train- I They had broken into a building
break. family have sold their house o-! The resignation a autumnal equinox, Rosicru- g
gnation of Mrs:Yvon- ing school officials. and stole some clothing.
the main' street and are movie °inns throughout the world will oiling
Rick Hannah has acquired f 8�ne Miller way accepted by •The three boys, aged 13, 14 I Officials then returned them to
teaching xt week-end into their new ; commemorate the building. of
>f position at Delta, hex council. Mrs, Miller has been :.- t and 15 left the school on Sunday the school at Cobour
Smiths Falls. We wish him sue home on Duffin. he great pyramid. i
Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Runnalls i employee of the municipal office I F°ate•• Ian Bell, Master of the night, stole a C2tt is . 401.g and
with his first school. i for two pears. headed west on Hwy. 401. They
Were in Toronto on Sunday vi- I , �local AMORC Rosicrueian Pro- MORLEY PARS PLEASED
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Butt. Pickering s share of fires it ran out of gas at the Rouge and -siting friends. naoa. states that Rosicrucians
Mails 1St., have returned after 8 i County police court for July way ( abandoned the car. Mr. Stone of Morely -Park _
It vas "open house" at Ajax throughout the,jurisdiction of
holidays up north. While driving � ,$230.72. j Pickering Twp. police picked tip pnbl!dy thanked Pickering Val-
Hospital on Monday and the Wo the philosophic Order will gath-
through Copper Cliff they visit- .Council agreed to the federal the car and at 7:30 a.m. on Mon- loge council last week'for the
men's Institute took advantage of er for a ceremony on Septem-
ed Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ruaci' government placing a siren in day received a call that persons work that has been done on the
this when*approximately I5 mem- bee, 22nd., at which time they
man, (Mr. Runcimaa was former the village for emergency warn- in- pyjamas were seen is the streets there-He said they were
OPP 'officer in this area). Mrs. bers were shown through the in will symbolically re-enact the Rouge Valley.g• e Y pleased with the work that has
Runciman was not enjoying the hospital seeing the equipment and building of the Great Pyramid Three township p police cars and been done.
hearing about the different meth- of Cheops.
beat of health we are sorry is • seven from Metro converged on A month ago a delegation
ods used. The ladies had .visits According to Rosictucian-tra-
hear. Mrs. Butt's daughter, Helen Cars COI Ifde I the area after they learned who from Morley Park appeared be- '
with man Pickering residents According
states Frater Bell the
and husband Bob, are holidaying y 8 __ ' the trio were. One boy was caught fore eotiadl asking that read
while there. • - f Cheops at Giza was
at Gaspe for 10 days. about 10,a.m is a field, north of and culvert work be done. .
We sae_ by the window signs Mrs. Purvis, Lincoln Avenue At Highway begun about 4000 B.C. on-the r
that Mark's Electric will open at spent last weekend at the home occasion of the' fall equinox. ,
the corner store on Octeher 13. of her daughter Mrs. J. C. Moor- w Unlike the other Bay R� Dwellings Meet
house, Sca oro district. And Brock Road during the Pyramid, Age built Ridge's D e I n ee
Mr. and Mrs. M. Bongard, %fill Property damage amounted Egypt;it was not intended as ] 9 ` BS
I Street, were in London. Ont.. over to $27+;.00 when two cars were a burial place for a vain Phars- • �^ '
t t the weekend visiting the Lewis'. in collision at the corner of oh who desired a monument of Bronze Medallion . Standards
Th'e Friendly Get-Togetber Club , Brock Road and No. 2, Satur- I his reign, but as a temple of
'Many new electrical features and function of the family. The
met at the home 61 %jest A. Grills day night. learning. The construction of
a on Wednesday. Th meet eve
the Great mid, it is said, !for comfort living that are ugu- kitchens are well planned to de-
Y• et' ry{ Joeseph Lippert of toronto Pyramid,
two weeks. ; was, going .to' turn north on required a knowledge of all the ally found only in luxury dwell- light the average housewife in
tars. James Smith and three ' Brock Road when he was struck j known sciences of that period +these dwellings that are appli-
x i ings have been introduced into j ante conditioned." There are
s-4, children of Lincoln Street : from the rear by a car driven Its building entailed a mastery
' have returned home after spend- by Peter Blackwell of Oshawa. of mathematics and physics,and j the attractive homes t'�^t ate separate circuits and outlets for
ing the summer in Scotland at the n considerable understapdin of being constructed by C,)iTQ'li- f.major-kitchon Jtn•i ur., ry ap-
{„ No-one was injured. g I dated Building' Corporation' in I pliances, and a variety of loca-
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E bone of her parent,: Pickering Township p o I'i c e those fundamentals of astrono- the lovely exurban Bay Ridges I tiona for dozens of smaller a
1- Mrs. Togerson and Veronica charged Blackwell with careless my recognized today. p�
' were among the visitors to %tart' dealing i Croce the d today.
ucians, it is area around Frenchman's Bay.. i pliances. F,a c h Bronze Medal-
r�, F Lake on Sunday. Sept. 10. E'said; trace their tradition vii-
Veronica • with modest incomes have elec- 'heater installed. There is ro-
4 a TogesSOn spent a very t gin back to the year 1350•B.C., , i R
enjoyable weekend with Joan.,SCHOOL FAIR ON SATURDAY when Amenhotep IV was Phara- trical features that meet not vision for at ]east four more
Gardiner at Greenwood' recently. - The 1 Ith annual .School Fair nh of >rgy�t and historically.I only today's modern require- major electrical appliances, in-
_ and kids' Day sponsored by the known as the first personality, ments but also those of the fu- +eluding circuits and cables for
8 in history, they commemorate i turn. The.Bay Ridges dwellings i a range and dryer.
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Village Council Club will be held this Saturday their ancient origin try the vita- are Bronze '11er,allion homes It was pointed out by officials
I that have-"full house .power", 'of the Consolidated. Building
' a3 Kiwanis Park. Dunharton, Sept' alistic
stone construction to providing an electrical system-3;Corporation that the Bronze Nle-
s°` Backs H3Spital lure pyramid. The laying of
School children from all over , which 1: e7,-iont and safe lie. dallion symbol a ;ure indica-
MIL HARRY ASHTON the district will be competing is 'represents cause A conforms to Hydro tion-to th .,,,.,,� ' t'v• huver
the cultural accomplishments of I -
wbo will represent Ontario 5weepstokes the various classes with their ex-I the Order during each year of standar is of ~siring adequacy� that he is getPni'r a home that
Coup and Durbam ins on hibits The exhibit tent will be its existence. The apex will be and Is designed to meet a fami- meets all the electrical require-
the Pro'inefal Council aft to the general public from ly s growing newia. ° ments for comfort living, in "
New Democratic P He w•Bl 'Pickering ViI]age council hsa °fin � �• I Placed upon a miniature eyes- g• '
Party. 2-4;30 p.m. and parents and mid at a future time when the;. Modern lighting Is' anothe= this age when more and more .
be a del to the eouveo- voted to back a resolution from
friends are raged to ahead and ideals of the Rosicrucian move- attractive feature in these labour-saving appliances are be.
don to be head at N Falls Peel County to ask the govern- I
�� see just what these children have I ment have been realized. T h e homes that are skillfully "light ing introduced to lessen the bur.
on to legalize hospital sweep-Thanksgiving weep-nod and accomplished. conditioned",. fitting each mood i den of the housewife.
wW be one of 50 counties rep- ;takes in Canada. outdoor fete and ceremony will
resented• A week ago, after some dis- �aO will a parade at 2 be enacted locally at the Mason-
Township
cass.ioii, , Pickering Township p.m. and special contests. You is Half, 103 Brock St.,' north,
Lions to Mr. and will enjoy it, so come along this,Whitby, Ontario, Friday night, Village cad •
est from
Mrs. Stanley White of 2nd.Con., i Peel County. n• `t 945
wbo ceJrbrated their 32nd wed- i - The public is cordially invited • • • • •
ding anniversary last week. It is noted that the Tot�na}ii THOSE TYPE GRE.�LLINS! to witness the-ritual and ar-
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown I of Uxbridge and Whitchurch P Or resting New Municipal Building
e have boil endorsed the resale- Last week, the type gremlins, ticipate in the fete.
and family attended the fall fair plague of those of us in the print- Pickering Village council last "Let's have no more monkey
At Beaverton on Saturday. Lon' ing business were at it again. INTERESTING SPEAKER week agreed to start again on business,' said Councillor Len
Mr, living White was taken to The case for legalizing sweep- A sentence in a story bout' plans for a new municipal
build-
Mr. Pickering United Church will Burningham. "As chairman of
Toronto General last week and stakes in Canada has been.un- Pickering Township police read: ing and a committee meeting to
underwent. surgery on Monday, der discussion for years. Many turn its attention next weekend discuss the new building will be this committee, I want to see
the reports that are made and the
to the subject, The Church and
Sept. 18. Our sincere wishes for are opposed for various reasons, ' files that are kept are quite ea- held this week. this thing get going."
i the Challenge of Christian Edu-
a good recovery, while others feel that all this pensive. The last word in the sen- The village has about ;12,200 Reece Morley said that i!
His man friends will be ad mono should not be going out cation'. A skit on 'Crisis at a special building fund now there was not enough money to
Y 81 y g g fence should have read—a:tensive Crossroads' is now being re=
to hear that Mr. Frank Prouse is of the country, when most of In another paragraph, the} and another N,600 from the sale include a police office, it would
expected home this 'week frott!i our own hospitals are havin a hearsed and will be presented
P having.a young man who was charged with of lots.They never received per- be left where it, is: He said
following the dinner 5:80 p.m.
Oshawa Hospital. financial struggle., driving while his license was un- mission to use this money to- maybe the building could be de-
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murison Saturday.
under suspicion, actually was wards the new building• signed and add a police office
Rev, George James B.A. B.D.
enjoyed a supper party at the charged for driving while his li- ' "I think we are being discri- later, if it is needed..
Get $SO Cash an editor of The Board of Pub-
Crenosha last Saturday on the oc- ; • tense was under suspension. � minuted against' said Reeve C. "The police are revgr in the
lications' The United C-urch of
casion of their 25th wedding am- We enjoy a diet of crow once E. Morley "I have heard of office anyway" said Councillor
Canada will give two addresses
niversary. Mr, and Mrs. Ron Hall • in a,while. ' other communities who have Burningham
were visitors at the Muirsoa'a �/ _ on 'The New Curriculum' in money from the sale of "T think we could riot up a
From Ajax Christian.Education, the`first on "
over the week end. CNIB CANVASS ` lots for murRcipal buildings and nice building for about $:0,000,
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bark have Coffee Shop Saturday evening and the sec-
e5 Ladies of St. Francis de Sales even libraries. said Councillor Ab.Reeve.
moved to' Guelph where Erie is will canvass for the C.NIB during ^nd on Snndav at The Church
Services. Mr. James, the son of
taking abour-year course in me- About $50.00 in cash was tak- the weeks of Sept. 17 and 24- a retired United Church minis-
Elaine engineering, also sister en from the Ajax Coffee Shop ter is a graduate of. Victoria ;Highways To Pay The Village
was home for week-end-I WILLIAM TEEFY
early Sunday rrlorning, when University and was ordained in
from Western Hospital where she entry was made through a rear After a lengthy illness, William ;1955. He served five ears in
is in training. - y $150.00--For' Road AI lowance Mr. Ray Doble has .his mother ; ir. Teefy died on Monday.August 28 ,the pastorate before going to -This set off a burglar, alarm in the Oshawa Genera] Hospital. his present post in Toronto.
staying with there this week from ;that was heard by Ajax police. , Born in Greenwood in 1884 he Pickering Village council last side of No. 2 Highway, Just
Sunderland. I The Conference is open to all
Although police were on the moved to the farm in Pickering week 'accepted the offer from =west of Duffins Creek.
Mr, and Mrs.,V. Bye, Cameron I who are willing to consider how It was ointed out b• 1 '•
scene minutes after the break- in 1896 where he had resided the Church e a n best proclaim the 0 n t a r i o Department of I P y Reeve
St., had Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baker in a search of the area failed ever.since. P C. E. Dlnrley that the depart-
from Woodbridge, and Mr. and f ' the message of t h e Christian Highways to purchase a piece t is resentl usin the land
to•turn up the thief or thieves. His wife the former . - Faith.
Mrs, James Baker, Toronto, vi- I Griskin of Malvern, predeceased of road allowance on the south for a ditch anyway.
siting them on Sunday. 1 him in 1944 also one daughter
Leo and Jimmy .Daly, Windsor I PICKERING SCOUT NEWS Veronica. Surviving are six.sons: WATER! WATER!
Dr., spent a week at Gravenhurst Jerry Suter of the First Brock Patrick of Pickering, Vincent of Water! Water! But can't afford Man IS Asleep, �s Thrown From
at the home of their grandparents ; Road Cub Pack went into. the Woodville, John of Calgary. a drink that is the theme song
enjoying a good holiday. I First Pickering Scout Troop. James of Pickering, Gerald of of all those Bay Ridgers that • • •
Jim and Shirley'Mackie enter-. ,After the going-up ceremonies' Lindsav, Edward of Pickering and have received their first water Back Of Truck While Standing Still
tained their friends at a wiener;,on Friday night, the following fppr daughters, Mary of Picker- bill from . Pickering Twp. It is
roast at Squire's Beach last Sat- 'boys were taken into .the Scout, ing, Margaret (Mrs. J. Byrne) of l reported that the water rate bears I ' Probably the inost surprised I around, the truck was 39 feet
urday night. .. Troop: Roger Dooble, Hugh Law- , Oshawa, Sister Mary Joanne, an additional 100 percent to pay man in Canada last night was away.
Several members of the Dun- son, Ricky Jolliffe, Nett Johnson C.S.J. of Oshawa, Rita (Mrs. J. for sewage. Several residents re- Edward Cameron of Keswick. Alexander bicClay and Bill
barton Kiwanis leave this week apd Bliss.Burns. Three boys were Brett) of Pickering and twenty- ported bills as high as $28 for a He was sleeping in the' back Redford who were .in the front.
for a four-day convention in Que- !invested into the First Pickering five grandchildren, also two sist- three-month period. A regular of a truck, which was parked of,the truck were almost as our-
bee City. Scout Troop, they were Neil ers. Mrs. E. J. Hogan of Toronto, contract to supply water was sign- on No. 2 Highway, just west of 'prised.
Mrs. Peggy Scott, Lincoln Ave., Johnson, Hugh Lawson and Rog- Mrs. M. Grace of Vancouver., ed by all residents at 55.6 gross Pickering.Village, when a car f Driver of the car that hit the
wa hostess at a miscellaneous er boble. Requiem'High Mass was 'cele- per 1000-gallons with a minimum truck was Stanley Pelt of Tor-
was 'into the rear of the I
shower in honor of Ruth Irish on -A reminder to all Cubs of their brated at St. Francis de Saes of $5.56 but all parties concern- onto. Ilia head required six
truck.
Monday nigh. Ruth received i meeting on Friday night, Sept. church by the Rev. A. McMahon. ed failed to mention the sewage' . , stitches to close a wound. He -
many lovely gifts on this happy 122 at the Parish Hall, back of I Interment was in- St. Francis de charge, Bence the many nom- Cameron was thrown out of was charged by Pickering Town-
occasion. Anglican Church. Sales Cemetery. plaints. G the truck and when he looked ship Police with drtmk driving.
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pool Road, was taken to the Ajax
Tfi E PICKERINGNEW e F A i BAY Saturday in serious can-
E S T A e L I S N E N 1 1 1 1 I RPO RT BEACH dition with pneumonia. He is now
Issued every Thursday Frenchman's Bay bantam soft- Out of the oxygen and is improv-•
by The News Printing and Publishing Company Mark Harris, son of Mr. and , 4-.ong:a.ulationb - to Jenni j bail team won the second round in6 He is wished sees y recov-
AtOorized as Second Class Mail Matter Post Office Dept., Ottawa, Ont. Mrs. R. Harris, Moorelands, has Paig-e whu will be 14 on Sept. 20. ! of the, URSA playoffs when the4 ery'
returned home from Sick Chill- defeated Bowmanville 5-0 on Sat- r:en':hman's Bay Boti1!ing Lea.-'
R_-minder: Child Health Clinic , gue got off to a good start lot:
i11eSCRIPTION RATES: ;2.50'per year — United States ;3.00 per year Ten's Hospital and is recovering ur;..ay. Keith Fertile pitched the: g
nicely. commences Tuesday, Sept. 26 at ; seven innings and gave u only the'season with an exce;'ent twn-
BARRY JNURKAR, Editor Mrs. F. Gates and-Mrs'. F. Wil th. Community Hall from 2-3 one hit. The boys all p I out. Most of last year's bowler s
y payed ex-
ADVERTISING RATES UPON REQUEST — " kinson were on hand Saturday -p.m. Un'ess otherwise stated the` ceptionally well and with this ; were there and they also welccm-•
evening. Sept. 6 at the Commun- ; type of ball they have a good td a few new members. There are
clinic wiil be held every month , again eight terms• which as c;
ity Hall when the Young People chance to make the finals. g g y
�`1 i of the community held a dancing on the tourth Tuesday of the `are not named and are tt;t *'
- Grab I t Quick !1 y % ! Finsl results of the point rac_s are not tamed.
mouth at the above mention J
• , party complete with refreshments. i - I had by the Frenchman's Bay k
There was quite a discussion place and time. Yacht Club for Blue.Jays have The Rouge Hills 133jow:irig Lea••
among the youngsters and it !s bten tabulated with total Sue resumes activities-for the sea-
We feel that the piece of property, on the west side Mr. R. Palmer is' making a � points I 2
hoped to be ab,e to form a I. g based on the best of five rac-s. son on Thursday, Sep,. 8 at
of Duffin s Creek, on the north side of No. 2 Highway Young People's Social Club in t remarkable recovery at Oshawa There were 25 boats enttered and 7:3'u. -Anyone interested in join-
should be grabbed quickly by some level of government the future. General Hospital following major the first 10 are listed below. Crn ! ing this Ita;tie -ma'- contact Mrs.
Janet Fenimore and Barry i Eva Playfoid for furth_r infor-�
or agency and not allowed to get into private hands. I surgery. f gratulations to Ron Playfoid wno
Campbell of Toronto were guess 1-was in first place with 151 points matiorh
over the week-end att�a Pickard's Guile registration was held at ! and will win the trophy. Miss Joyce F_r;"_ rn-n honor..
Rumour had it•that the Ontario Department of. High- ares.' phy. Second. I ed at a bridal shower
of Dumbarton Sh :he Community Hall on Wednes Michael McInerney; third, Len given by
ways had bought this small piece of property, cleared it Happy birthday to Buddy Cas- the relatives of her fiance,
sells who will be. 10 day, Sept. 13 and due to the utter . Canham; fourth, hleville Lawr- � �
and were going to turn it into a wayside park with pie- years old ence: fifth, Ron Clark: sixth. Pat Hercia, at Sitch Hall in Osha-
September 17. - of response,, Guide Captain y g wa.on Sunda There were over
aie tables and benches. � M°s. E. Crosier has Decided that:,Shewan: seventh, Ray Singer; Y•
Mrs. D. Barker of Fairport sib rth, Eric Playfoid; ninth, Tom 75 guests who came from Osha-
Road South is resting at home the company will not open until! Tomblin. Jr.; l Oth. H. Usher. Jr. wa, Port Hope. Toronto and
However last week, we noticed `for Bale signs post- g
following a stay in Ajax Hosp further notice. ; Rogl;r Conant won the -Switch I Frenchmads Bay and she receiv-
ed On the property. tal as a result of a' back injury Race." held on Sunday. On Sat-I ed many beautiful gifts.
due to a home accident. Ivf:. A. Clareboudt is still in ! urday. Set 23, man of the ski Mr. and Mrs. E. Buck, Fair-
The highways department has done a good job of y happy returns to Brian hospita� at this time but friends Sept. y p
Man ha � psis will be taking their-Blue Ja:-r view Ave., have returned from a
mak this entrance to the village very attractive and Peterson who will be 10 years old artJ n.:ghbors hope that he, will -to the regatta at Oshawa Yacb: I trip to •Kingston• and to Lake Pla-
it would be a shame to see it cluttered up with a hot dog Sept-- 19, - soon b: homy I Club. Races start at 2,30. ci i where th_y had a very enjoy-
Mr D. Barlow and childr-n I Fred Osgood escaped' stand or something else, equally 88 unattractive. � Mr. and Mrs. Z. •Sharp an'! B� seriou, able time.
of Vernonville visa?d her sister , • mju:y on .un2ny when he wa: We are pleased to hear •that
«.���y tit L000urit :visited the ,
Mrs. F. Blackstone recently. jaswin u his house to move :t M.--t. Jrkn H!:n.:-soz has haJ the
Possibly someone with some loose cash would like to home of Mr, and Mrs. -e ]Winn,; g p
Mr. F. Harris of Moorelands park Cres., on the week-end. Mrs. onto the foundation, the jack slip- cast removed from her leg and
purchase the 'land and donate it to the village in mem- is on an extended business trip Sharp and children just recently I old and he 'was brushed by the we hope she will soon be up and
Or of someone or t0 perpetuate their own name, to-Winnipeg, Man.: returned from a.visit to England. again.
Y perpe � house as it fell. He was taken to around a in. -
Stuart Cummings is home and the Ajax Hospital with possible The Frenchman's ' Bay Rate-
Lets hope, at least, that some form of government back to school after his stay in Many happy returns to Jack chest or back injuries. payers' Association held their
gets this property before it is too late. A nice park at the Hospital for Sick Children. Denney who will be 8, Sept. 21. Little Paul Holobon, son of Mr. monthly meeting Friday evening.
this location would be enjoyed by people of the district
as well as by travellers,
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PARTS AND SERVICE WEEKEND CONFERENCE r
Washing Machines- ;20 and up PICKERING UNITED CHURCH
H ROUGE HILL NEWS Bay
AJAX BARGAIN CENTRE SEPTEMBER 23-24 RIDGES LUMBER - MASONITE - HARDWARE
�Phon•: WHitohatl 2-6410 ---- Mr. and Mrs. C. Schwalm and
Open Every Night Till 9 o'clock. 7h• Women's Institute wFI meet at family of Alton Road, spent last I Preparations are nearing cam- CEMENT - BLOCKS —
the home of Mrs. Harry Nowmon, Friday evening at the home of pletion for the first annual elec- --
FOR SALE-Hodges, flowering Sr., on Tuesday, Sept. 26 at 2 p.m Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams, Aurora. I tion of the Bay [ridges Recreation ! I
shrubs, tress and evergreens in the I Cars will leave four corners at 1:3C I Congratulations to Mr, and Association executive. Nomina-
:best ciRmlity, also peat moss, big p m 11frs. :�. Morgan Of Pine Grove, lion forms and rules for nomina- REZ WOOD STAIN & SEALER - . ' GLASS
boles, 54:50. Jerry Hasak Nursery, - - Ave., on their fourth wedding tion were distributed throughout C.I.L. PAINTS
first farm north of Pick ring High Mrs. Lipton Irish announces the en- anni,,ersary on Sept. 27. the subdivision this'past week. The
School. wHiteholl 2-0977. gag.em•nt of her daughter, Ruth Happy belated birthday to Kim nine members elected next Wed., !
TOMATOES - SI.00 BUSHEL Fronds to Kenneth Clarence Miller. Morgan of Pine Grove Ave..-on i Sept.'27 will hold office for one
20c - 6-QT. BASKET Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller, The her first birthday, Sept, 5. I year and replace the interim com- -OIL AND GAS FURNACES - SALES AND SERVICE
Vick our own in marriage will tot• place on Saturday, We are sore to here that Mrs. mittee which have been doing ...EAVESTROUGHING - PLUMBING
Y your containers on October 7. 1961 at 3 a'clock in St. y
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS w'inchel of Pine Grove Ave., is such an excellent 'job of organi2- !
:ndrew& Presbyterian Church, Pick- in Scrrboro Hospital, we wish her in several
ord SATURDAYS of Whitt mare's -
c4- . _ � g. B, permanent activities '
Form, St•ele's Ave., 3 miles v1•st of - a speedy recovery. and providing three well attended I BUDGET TERMS
Cherrywcod; Other fresh vegetables ANDERSON-In laying memory of my Mr. and .Mrs. Waldriff of special events during the sum. !
ready picked in barn. Closed Tues- ; door husband, William Cameron, I South River Ont., spent last mer months.
days, Thursdays and Sundays. I who passed away Sept. 11. 1956. week-end visiting with her son i' . WHiteholl 2-6771 TEmple 9-2431
{ .Nothing can over take away and family. Mr. and Mrs, O, P. The interim committee com-
rFOR SALE 70MAT0:5 51.00 per; The love a heart holds door; Waldriff of Altona Road, poste of Ron Williams, Marg STATION ROAD PICKERING, ONT.
bushei, Pick your own in your own' Fond memories linger every day, Mr, P. Bryce of Altona Road Eagleson. Ernest Burnie. Deana ; NIGHTS - TEmple 9.1682
containers. Doug Bryant, WH. 2-i Remembrance keeps them near. iS ,pending two weeks III Buffalo O Reilly. Les Taylor, Alec Robert-'
2687. -Lovingly remembered by his wife
i 14on. Jack Peacock, Jim Hayes and' -'-`- --- ""-'-- --
- f Gertrude. on vacation. Y
FOR SALE-140 yearling M-Line Leg- __. _._._ - Congratulations to Sir, and Ray Ljscumbe have devoted ! Members of the Bay, Ridges `for a Meeting with -a committee
horns. WN. 2.6337. Mrs. R Griffis on the birth .of a countless hours working to build Ratepayers' were kept busy .on I
WHAT IS MAN4 is the topic of a a firm foundation for the growth their telephones answering com-I of council on Tuesday. Sept. 19 1
FOR SALE-Space heater, Coleman,, series of discussions just begun in I son Tuesday. Sept. 12 at- the
West Row i of this organization. laintg and immediate'
vnoll sire with pipes, good candititon, Rouge, and hold each Monday Scarboro General Hospital. j P y arranged 3t Council Cfiaatbett,.
also man's overcoat, &moll size and evening at 8:13 p.m, of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Braybo'n an!'
f
loan's jacket. Apply 12 Church St. I Mrs, Frances Cowan. Anyoncs inter. I family of Toronto, spent last,i
South, be►w•en 9 a.m. it*.6 p.m, : e, m in exploring the inner natwre Tuesday evening at the home of
_ . of man and his capacities is cor'di• Mr. and Mrs. O, P. WalJriff of I SUGGEST
MITCHELL'S
FOR SALE-1949 Fort! in good run- ally invited to attend. For informa• Altona Road. ' •
- ring condition, 5125.00, Claremont� lion phone AT, 2.2109, �' '
--- jphon• 81.
FOR S:uE_10 electric range, 8 p�. . ROSEBANK NEWS DUNBrART�K N Wonderful Ways
dinette su.te, all in 'good candi-f y s ,
Lion. W. Be•i•n, WH, 2.0365. I A[r: and hint Lewis of.;To- T�- Sunday School JU Sty' l.l::y
Tonto ! Service was hell on .Sund:r •
spent last Friday evening I y
E6,500,00 FULL PRICE at the home of Mr, and Mrs. C to with Dr. W N. ''char Ito Bea ' tify . Your Property
7.00m•d house, orchard, good welt, Morri% and family of Old Rose I in,the pulpit. Mrs. Mari.'• Ly n,l«'' _.'
1 and 313 acres of land, low down bank Road South. ; w'a.: ottganlst. Murmy' Stroud
payment. Cali Pickering WH, 2.1881. read the f,'st Scripture Leaswi
RANCH BUNGALOW - 3 bedrooms, CongratutlationS to, Mr, and I from the 19th Psalm. Barry
Jorge lot, brp:•way, garag•, patios Mrs. Redpath of Toynevale Road Carlton read the second. Scrip- _ t
planters and many, .many extras. on their 14th wedding annivers- Lure Lesson. from Luke 2:39-5s.
About $93 a month will carry prin. ;ary. Sep„ -0. The Primary.class sang "Jesus - - �-
ot;mgInterest Z1 and taxes. Call Pick- we are leased to here that Loves Me" and the,Junior Class I ���s �-•� . .�
tiring WH, 2.1881. • ,P at �./q...y-
-=1 Allen Kaven of Old Rosebank j sang "I Wili 'lake You Fishers j i ss■
ro-RE NT-5-room bungalow, livsr• Road is feeling etter after a re- of Men". 'Marlene Mitchell sang SUBURBAN STRETCHER . , RANCHER "FOUR".
pool area WH 2.0119, g I POST 4' a 1' 5' '
' 2 PIECES 2'
_%cent illness, n beautiful solo, "I. Love to Go 2 PIECES 2" r s' IO 1 POST 4''
BALED STRAW FOR SALE --Phone to Sunday School'. ' ■ 4 e ���__- #-P, S i c y. s •y�l
WH, 2.0617
Mm..Flo Morris Of Old ROee- FINISHED HEIGHT 2' FINISHED HEIGHT
Dr. McKay,ga%e a hrief talk:` a Foo AFOOT a-FOOT SECTION•53.50 A FOOT
°-= ----- — bank Road, spent last N% dnesday , to the boys an
7- r wn .
-Rouge Hills and !?wnbarton area, Westbrook of Altona Road. "Grnwinrz Up" wjtit his text
On or about last wednasdo. wa• i"'Jesus increased in wisdom and •
'join Answers to `Ti Y Happy, birthday to little.Chest_ ,tature, at�d in fa�our'w•ith A FENCE with PERSONALITY _
g. ppy Pleosa•tr Uffnal on hi, .4th birthday, God and man" Lune ''•�i`?. AI-
• • •
phone TEmple 9.2056. Reward, -Sept. T0, "
I though the Bible is old, it is IT WILL NOT ONLY ENHANCE THE APPEARANCE OF YOUR WME BUT WILL
SELF CONTAINED FURNISHED ' The next ,Thursday afternoon-, always new and boys and 'girls ; :
APARTMENT for rent, Dunborton, euchre will be held at the home'can do weli to read it: As`they ADD PRIVACY TO YOUR OUTDOOR LIVING AND RELAXING R WILL
of Mrs. Author I .ACT AS A BACKGROUND FOR YOUR GARDEN PUATINGS AND IT WILL BE -
(not railroad property. Suit teach- pe of Dyon Road. i, grow physically, they also grow PRACTICAL FOR KEEPING THE CHILDREN IN AND STRAY ANIMALS AWAY.
ers or couple with one child. Phone Mrs. Aisthorpe of Dyson Road ; mentally by learning at school I -
TE. 9.2956, after 9 p.m. or 'Write has returned home after'spending and at home. God favours us all
tie'Box 280. Pickering News. two week% at Picton. Ont. and we should grow to be well I
'liked by others, too.
A rummage sale will be held I t + --
..{,,.1„Q„a„LL.,.; at the Rouge Hill United Church ' The Sunday School Teachers
on. Oct. 4• ! were all thanked by Dr. Mc-.I
:PICKERING i
Kay for their excellent and un ,ti L
LANDSCAPING tiring work: The students were i
A nd seas fork attendance.
_
-.Patricia crCa Tuck- RANCHER "TWO'
•t _speciellists In a. ♦ ,�
' �. «ere presented to the children I POST 4" s 4" . . , a .-... -s✓sr•-v-b•� ;
Piano & Theo .:. �C
Sodding 1' ' Theory for church attendance. 2 PIECES I" a 6" , s'
9 -} Classical & PO ulor p.m. in the. 8 FOOTESECTION $2.00 2 : `:A FOOT HORIZONTAL "HIGH BOY" .
� •:• n Oct. 3rd at R ' ' - - ,.
p
•:• 'Power Rollin O
Tractor Grading g fi pure_ -1 POST 4' a �' . . ..IC
„I, church a -congregational meet-
9 �•� 39 Kingston Rd. East rn `.vlli be held with the - 10 PIECES I a 6' . . . e'
g ;; 8 FOOT SECTION 37.12, 6 AFOOT
chase of the new organ to be
Sod Delivered .,� ;_Pickering Village ; one of the things to be consid- '
"WH. 2-6090 + Phone RA. 725-4587 ered.
j Choir practice for the senior I ;
ts1..;..,..;.•p•.1..1..;..w ,.}r ..}.,..1..p..ps choir will lie held on Thursday
ev- ning. The, Junior choir will I I I ( I
DR. ALFRED I practise u Say raft morninG.
On Thursday afternoon the j
A
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IRPORT W.M.S. meeting was held at the LJ
IL " A �T A (`t Lv I home of Mr& Cossar.
V 1i1�1 L�.T►J I Rev. Charles Murray of Lea- BASKETWEAYE . . : I .: GOTHIC PICKET . . . '
side United Church will be guest I POST 2^ a 4" . . . 6' : 1 POST b"
Speaker next Sunda f o r the 6 PIECES W a 6' . . . to A 2 PIECES 2" a 4' B
LAWN �wowER 'VETERII�%ARIAN y I PEICE 2" s 2" . . . 3' 48-V .19 PIECES I' r'3"
Anniversary SeCV1Ce, FINISHED HEIGHT , 3 FINISHED'HEIGHT . 4' • O
SERVICE Old Rosebank Rd. North Communion Service will 1)e 10-FOOT SECTION $4.00 AFOOT !FOOT SECTION f8,80 A FOOT
held on October 1st.
Dunbarton Personals. SEE THE FINISHED SAMPLE 8' SECTIONS FREE•week•end use of post hole digger to
R.K. No. 3, Pickering Congratulations to �Ii., and SELLING AT OUR STATION ROAD each customer who, orders his fencing
Mrs. Donald Hare of Liverpool
l "
I SHOWROOM froth MITCHELL'S
28 FAIRPORT BEACH RD. ' ' - � Rd. N.'who'celebrate their 6th I - .
Telephone TE. 9-1822 I wedding anniversary on Sept.
PHONE TE. 9-1409 24th. ASK. ABOUT OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN
L o Answer TE. 9-1504 Congratulations to 'Ir. and
Mrs Orville Junkin who were '.ARTHUR MITCHELL LIMITED
FREE PICK UP AND LONG DISTANCE CALL nuirried on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Deny- .STATION ROAD — SOUTH OF N0. 2 HIGHWAY
„Zenith 3.5140 suik and :ylichael of Long
ELI'VERY
_(No Toll Charge) . Branch visited Mr. and glee. l PICKERING PHONES WHitehall 2-6771 or TEmple 93421
t I — Bprt Cochrane on Sunday.
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Page Four ; 'T H E P I C K E R I N G NEWS Thursday, September 21, 1961
BROUGHAM Everyone welcome. Bring a``achools to compete in the con- dren visited Mr. and Mrs. D. A. tario Temperance Federation of A very pleasant day was
lunch. 1-test. Beer oh Sunday. Ontario oeenpied the pulpit in spent when Mrs. D. A. Beer,
Wallace Ellicott of Tor- Mias Rose. M a r y Salgo has Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Ellicott, Mies Gladys Witter of Toron- .St. Johns Citurch on Sunday. Mrs. Shirley Smith and Mrs.
onto spent the weekend with taken up residence' at Trinity Miss Diana Carter also Mr. and to accompanied by Mrs. Lem- Mrs, Lemmon who has been Matthews motored to Keswich
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Carter. College- j Mrs. -Eldon Carter attended man and Mrs. Matthews visited staying with friends at Ashburn on Lake Simcoe,'also stopped to
Mr. Giff Gooderham is attend- the wedding of Miss Joan Sach- Flamingo Park on Saturday spent the weekend at her home take in the Museum at'the Sha-
Mr. Ross Knox, Mr. Ken Pas- ink Teachers' College. ko, and Mrs. Douglas Crozier' afternoon. here. ron Temple.
coe and Mr. James Gray 'are The Woman's Institute are of Huntsville in the new Wash- Mrs, Reaman visited with Remember the Rally Day Ser- Mrs.Ambrose Hastings,spent
spending a few days at Stur- planning a Public Speaking ington United Church on Satur- friends at Goodword during the vice next Sunday at 2 p.m. with the weekend with her daughter,
geon Lake where they are build- Contest to be held some time in day, weekend. a combined service of Sunday Mrs. T h a m a s Rickard .near
ing a cottage. the near future — neighboring Mrs. Shirley Smith and chit- Rev. tric Smalley of the On- School and Church. I Leaskdale.
George Malcolm is taking an
engineering course at Carlton
University.
Mrs. J. Davis is spending a
few' days with friends in Tor-
onto.
The members of the Wo-
man's Institute journeyed by
bus, to the home of Mrs. Harold FOOD
Barclay north of Lindsay on 7
Tuesday where they enjoyed.a
lovely Pot Luck dinner after
which they held their regular � /� MARKE
meeting. The president Mrs.
Annis welcomed all present. t
'During the business period plans
were made f or attending the ,
...Convention in Toronto on No- Rouge Hills 4*
vember 1, 2, 3. Also a trip to + -
pioneer village on Saturday e r
September 23: discussion was !ATO. He Just �j i.wt of Rouge BriC�gE�i PRICES Thu s EFFECTIVE'
held reorganizing a teen-age lv i a i..e Fri., Sat.
group, :firs. Burrows the card - 22 - 23
convenor gave her report. The Open Every Evening Till 7.00 p.m■ Except Thurs. & Fri. Till 9.00 P.M. `' ' 21
meeting closed "with the Queen.
31r. Ian Salgo is taking a
•course at Wray Castle in Eng- KRAFT'S large 16 oz. jar (Special offer of 12c off plus 4c off
land. He was chosen one of fif- MAPLE LEAF Giant 24 oz. s
ty on a long waiting list. After
graduating he wi1T take a posi- �� � WHIZ
Lion as wireless officer- Lientu eter ent ,
Mr. and airs. Eathering ti-is-
ited with- Mr. and Mrs. Gibson (Save 8e) A
over the weekend. MAPLE LEAF Two' LBS• plus - Free,Canadian Bird Print suitable for framing with each purehA
The Woman's Institute Buy
will. leave for' Pinner Village , TENDERFLAKE YORK MEAT 3 oz. t
on Saturday morning at 14 a:m. Swift's 12 oz, tins
: SA NDWI�H SPREAD.
Y I ' REM 1
�►UDLE �� . . SOUR toy
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper 1 _�_ „r
will be observed at the. church
tOr Yoax.--
service. this Sun.la) morning at �p
(Special offer of 50c off)
9:45,. - DR, BALL ARD'S 25 lb. bag L
Five of the ladies attended the (Save 16e)
W.A. meeting at (herr)w'ood last j (Save 9e) i
Thursday �%ening Included in the .49
.'program was a talk on the Reel '; 'YORK .__- Half Gallon Cart
•Crons Hometnaker;' Program by (Plus Tax)
Mrs. Hertzberg and Sin: lack ' -- -- I C C CR EAM (All Flavours
Brant. (Special offer of 4e off) Wagstaffe Brand 169
c•'""'" (SAVE 20c)
The CEIT'started the fall.ac- I'
RASPBERRY
tivities "on Thursday evening with
Mrs, Bill Bilt Guthrie as leader. (REGULAR) -
Sir:' and tiers: . Basil Church-
rd tins have returned from a two- i 29C large 24 oz. jars
month visit -with relatives, in Eng- I , ' C ��. p� F�
land. °
Mr. ' and Mrs Charlie Clem- .! fOf Cj
pence visited with-'N1r•. Clemence s
S r r � R i t H I N G {Sage 25c) - for
lining naf tipaaeRidges ln. Ivan undart ;
3 -
Darrell %inters entertained sev- j MAPLE LEAF 1 lb. Roll L
oral of hip friends at the Cons-r- Ibs, C
vation Park on the ninth of Sept. ���� Roll ( "�mQe 15AVE 6e) C
to help celebrate his 7th'birthday. vvvi+sees PLUS T.
Mr. and Mrs. Teun Zwolle, and I (Bare i�c• (Save 9c)
family. Oshawa.. visited with Mr. FRESH GRADE "A''' OVEN READY
and* day, Mrs. A• Kampman on Sun- r • HEAPING RT6 qt. Basket 7'9c YOUNG-CHICKENS
Ronald Cox will have his left ' ' e •
arm in a cast for a few weeks
having fractured a bone above the I Who's Home Grown Firm Red Ripe
R•rist while cranking'the tractor. , Tomatoes Heaping
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCowatt p Fi
and Peter and Frank. Toronto. ' 6 cit. Basket . . . . . . . . . . . 39c x
_visited at the home of Mr. ind i L �`
Mrs. George Puckrin on S)unday. $ OAP FOR , Ip C
FRESH PORK (PICNIC) SHOULDER ROASTING
SAVE NITN MACA811E COtsPOM BARBE-
Balsam-Mt. ZIof1- CUING
O t L OR FRYING
_ 'Mrs. Morgan Pugh of. Clare- �tl+ars 3 5 Y � son 45 � • IU'�' � �►
.i
lWored", Sepftmber 21, 1411 THE PICKERING NEWS 'qPkv
•W. ROUGE
BURNESS DIRE% IIORY -Services In- TU auction held by the Went
- Rouge Kiwaaw last Saturday wag G. LAWSON
a huge financial success.
The Ch u rches Mr. and Mn. Cliff Brandt of
Friendship Ave., held a party in - B � Ond .SO�C,ttO/,
GUARANTEED MCEACHNIE'$ their home for the Kiwanians and '°� ,• '
• • their wives Saturday evening after
Radio-TV Service the auction.
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Funeral Director Pickering The deepest sympathy of the TELEPHONE WH.-2-2741
Any Menke or Model United Chure6 community is extended to Mrs.
ARTHUR FIELD *
Donned and family, Chesterton C IIJRC H St N. PICBERIIVG, oxr.
Minishn REV. MELVILUE BUTTAAS Shores in the death of Mrs. Don-
sells e
_--PICKERING Private Ambulance Service .SUNDAY, SEPT. tit ity�o�n Sunday, Sept.11Q,nand
in
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DAY OR NIGHT CHURCH SERVICES also to Mrs. Irene Goff, and Mrs.
9145 am. and t t 107 a.m. Bob Waddell, Chesterton Shores
BEse' Sunday School Some Hour with the 1083 of their father, Mr.
WATER LIVERED - AUDUW - L. Downey who died in the city
WM. MCEACHNIE, Prop. 9145 a.m._4Zw ch semice D day, Sept 17. �O�e3 RUGS LTD.
.West Of Dunbarton _ * 1D15o a.m.- Mks. Chris Markle and Kenny,Sunday School Rouge Hills Dr., have just re- '
turned from a holiday in Saska- PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
PHONE Phone WH. Z-2171 coon with Mrs. Markles parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan.ATlantie 2-0063 Pickering, Ont. GRACE PRESBYTERIAN Mrs. Morgan returned homer th COSMETICS - SUNDRIES - BABY NEEDS
CHURCH their daughter to spend a few
weeks`here.
MORNING WORSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller and
KEN and CLARKE l l .a m,-West Rouge School family, Ridgewood Rd., spent the STORE HOURS:
Creighton, Fraser, Auditorium weekend with relatives at Lake
P R E N T I C E SUNDAY SCHOOLS Kasha WEEK DAYS DAILY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Drynen & Murdoch West Rouge SAvm- The West Rouge Ladies' Club
AUCTIONEERS 9:30 a,m,-S year and over held their first meeting of the SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
uawwd and Authorized for the Barristers, Solicitors and 11 am-,0P to 8 years fall Thursday, Sept. 14 with 22
Counties of Ontario and York 11 am.-Nursery members present and work was _
Pam stock, Implements, otaries Public Centennial Rood School- commenced on items for the ba-
ll PICKERING PHONE Whitehall Z-5961
Pis. NO'S am.-All ages. -ar to be held Saturday„ Nov. 4
Ptsstitare, Real Estate else err Ra
p R le BANK OF COMMERCE CHAMURS R at the Rainbow Room. The club .
sedelty at swsatabhn 40R ROUGE HIGHLANDS O
DUAL SERVICE AT ONE PRICE! SS.imcoe St. N,, Oshawa will meet again Thursday, Sept.28 at 8:30 pan. at the school.
M1111ew P.O. Phone Agme't s9WS Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs.
Markkmn P.O. Plus" Mark. 206 To RA. 3-3446
Ica 4 Herb Shelters, West Point Cres., Graham HARDWARE
PRENTICES Gave been established nine `Georges who celebrated their 24th wed-
Auctioneers limo. Is". Anglican Church ding anniversary. Monday. Sept.
11 ,and.m Mr. and Mrs. Frank APPLIANCES - ' PAINTS ` TOOLS
PICKERING ONTARIO Adams, Roue Hills Dr., on their
E. R. FLEURY Dr. John Lesik .non Seth wedding, anniversary Mon., •
Sept. 1,. . GLASS ETC.
AEV, H. S. SHEPHERD, B.A„D.D. -
BARRISTER = SOLICiTQR D E N T I ST Box 198, Pickering, Ont, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hudson
and family. Rivercourt Road. are
c �; E N E R A L HARDWARE
NOTARY PUBLIC Phone WHitehall 2-3313 holidaying at their 'cottage near
Morrish at Old Kingston Read SUNDAY SERVICES Trenton for two weeks.
Highland Creek $30 a.m.-Holy Communion Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Scott, .
AT. 2-739.1 or AT. 2-1362 Pickering 31.00 a.m.-Morning Proyer East Ave., are enjoying a motor Phone: WHitehall Z-1911 - Pickering'
11.00 a.m.-Holy Communion trip to the west coast as far as
Medical Centre uth Sunday) Vitoria. B.C.
HOURSr 1100 am--Sunday School In the Centennial Church Couples
Monday to Friday-9:30.5:30 pia. * Parish Nall Club are holding a lurk dinner
Saturday and Evenings 11 AO a.m.-Nursery in Redery g turkey
by Appoint Room-ages up to 4 ybr in the church hall Saturday. Sept.
WEDNESDAY iwewt Q'�FICE: WH. 2-0660 30 from 5-7 p.m. Tickets may
be bad from Anne Henson. AT. '`/ {.an/Ia!'8 s Catering RES.: WH. 2-1855 10.00 nom•=Holy Communion mad 2-5189. Come out and' enjoy a
MONUMENTS latemssleane far tM Sick
. perfect .meal with your family. ' • . .. . .
Many happy returns to Steve •
.tl,gl,,,,a1, Mona n wt wart" Holroyd, Friendship Ave., on his Wedding And Be y Cakes
Christian• .RatIRRr AUSTIN, Prop. Science 12th birthsfay Sept. la, to Anne
Lit. 1, wkhky, oat«+. - -W M . E e ..M Pies
Heck Rouge Highlands Dr., who
o miles west of ww*y S H E R R I H ao�e ears o� year oil Sept 13. to eat o{fr s(2eC Itl/r
Dianne.Markey, Roue Hills Dr.
Highway, ketweew
RouciE HILLS, ONTARIO on her 13th birthday, Sept, 18 and Main Street - Pickering WH. 2-0S86
Whitby and (CHURCH SERVICE AND to Mary Shilton. West Point Cres.
• PHONEI Whitley MO. Ls4iS SUNDAY SCHOOL who was 17 on Sept. 12.
SUNDAY-11 o.m,-In -the 1%0 Guild of Centennial Unit-
Funeral..-and- .
At Rouge HINe. district who are interested to
L U M g i N Ambulance Service Testimonies of Healing aril given their fashion show in the church •
at the Wednesday Mwtinp, p.m: `u M R E R C 0 ALFRED KAYES * held °t s p'r'r �kets may be obtained fro Aiax- ALL ARE WELCOME
PLUMBING BATHROOMS No; 2 High vray' fito flooding Room Is,open to .Mrs. Helyar, AT, 2-3533 or Mrs.
PRESSURE SYSTEMS of Pickering Bench Rood the ^�k �b van Horn, AM 2-2930. Johns-Manville Dealer
ESTIMATES*GIVEN *, For fu« i`Location
ESTIMATES.* 'XATHOLIC WOM39" COTTAGE MATERIAL - FENCING
can ATIaMk 2.2633 LEAGUE GARGE DOORS - PAINTS - PLYWOOD
: . Pfiona WHitehall 2,6717 r
Telephone Many members of St. .Francis
de-Sales and their families were
WHitehall Z-3610 among those' who a the P; Do-it-Yoyrself Carpente Shop Tools
Television $ Radio .. grtsnstg10toEMaryhtke on ay. ry P
J St Andrew's , eryone had an -'Terms Arranged — as low as
• en-
joyable day. _!(Average Garage) $15.00 per month
Repairs Presb „erran •Church A bake sale will• be held on
IBRAD.Y '� Sunday, Sept. 24, between 9 and No. Z High wa WHitehall Z-3251
'PHONE: TEmple 9.1191 Kenneth heron, s:A. - 'Minister I1 a.m. in the school. Donations y
DUNBARTON RADIO i T-V PLUMBING 9.43 AA - Sunday School, will be gratefully appreciated.
11-00 A.M. Church Service
A. H. RATTEw STORE
MISS
The one place to got CICELY ` General Hardw�re
ROGER G. CONANT, B.A. everything to Plumbing. ROBINSON
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR GOOD VALUE AT THE PIANO
.:,'.Teacher of Piano -
tONITH BLDG., AJAX RIGHT PRICE AND THEORY and Theory PAINTS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
Open Daily TIE 5130 pews.
also Guitar TOOLS GLASS ETC.
7% S•mtcoe St. South, Oshowo Saturday TiE 100 p.m. -
REPAIRS alt ALTERATIONS- T. Hartford, A.T.C.M. TEmple 9-3302 -,
.INSURANCE CO. 0 Kingston Road' wlNit.hall,2-3336
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West Hill 31 Guild Rd., Pickering
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Buildings
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Aatawtobil. Insurance *F'All Kindt FAST SMALL MOTOR
Bowman & ENNEY BROTHERS CLINIC WHitehall Pickering"
Phone a all 2-0480
PHONE: WHITBY MO. "21 HEATING CONTRACTORS Repairs to
Hot Water, Ste -Systems SERVICE Gasoline Engines
W. H. �. T)Omp:cn, : Installed DENNIS CARTAGE
Alterations s and Repairs airs MacLEODrS OF MOWER SHARPENING SEPTIC TANKS
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PICKERING GLEANED
e`rill:% Columbia and Ontario ' 300 gals. .................... S4.s0.$ .00
GLE D BLDG. ILIA Ontario County wan ��/� /�-1 860 Pick-u and Delivery 830 i6AD
X first vis- 'n 17. L p W. J. BUTT 1,000 gals. ..•................ i7.00
WHitehall 33131. iced by white mpn when Cham- ALSO SAND - 3RAVEL
Residences TEmpla 9.2636 plain came down through the "Mac Can FIX-lit" PHONE WH. 2-3230 Oshawa - RA, 3-4042 TOP SOIL AND FILL
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T H E P t C K E R 1 N G NEWS _ Thursday, SepI,Sl 1%1
UNION[ +�LAREMONT DUMAIM c gay white teat>>e�d _
,�■ carnations.
planned for this In Wee United Church, A reception at the Green
A bike rodeo is Legion held their first meeting of marriage of Annie Diane Mantle Tower, Kakabeka, Falls, • e kerin
Saturday at the school grounds at the season last weep with Pres. Quackenbush, daughter of Dr. followed, with the bride a ;.Townsbrp Pickering'
2:30 p.m. The rodeo is open to Mrs. Jessie McGuire in the chair. mother receiving
ages 8 to 16 and there will be an and Mrs. Howard Quackenbush, in a sham-
Plans were made for the weekly pagne lace sheath over taffeta
-,entry fee of 20 cents. A Mapleward Road, Fort William,
Y toter-1 which will start on Oc- and Gerald Ernest Smith,son of d�I of taffeta, and � � DEPARTMENT
will be glued for first Ins. - toter'16. Mrs. McGuire present- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A: Smith magenta and amethyst acces-
end will, be as assortment of ed Com. Ethel Murray with her soriea.
games and each entry will receive past president pin. Of Nipigosn was soienimised Fri- The groom's mother wore a
•a comic ,boon. Entrants must day, Sept. 1. Dr. Stanely B. Me- --
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kennedy of Leod offieiated and or g g n 19 t s e a r I , grey brocaded satin APPLICATIONS ARE REQUESTED FOR
know bike rules and have a bike Toronto spent the weep-end with sheath embossed with blue rose ,
An good repair, although it does- Mr. and Mrs. J. McGuire. James Metcalf accompanied pattern and matching. Jacket, ADDITIONAL
Wt need anew soloist Joel Sedgwiek Mr. Allen
Congrattilatiom to the Clare- Quackenbush acted as best man.• blue feathered hat and match- .
Mn. Jack Mansell spent four moat Pe 4ce ball team for win- mg blue accessories and her
-days in Newt York last week Miss Susan Annie circulated the Sewage . Treatment Plant and
niag the cup again this Year is corsage, was of she 1 t pink ,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L of guest book at the
Ye the township league. They beat reception.The feathered carnations.
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- wedding cake was passed by An-
Greenwood W win the cup last Toast to the bride was pro-
4hur Bates of Woodbridge spent Friday isi cousins, Ruth, Susan, Philip
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Doa Y �r� and Bobby. posed ed Dr. Arthur lane Water Treatment.Plant Operators
Bob Carlton left on Sunday.to A wedding trip is planned at
liedgea. attend OAC at Guelph Maid of honor- was Miss Keewenaw Peninsula, with the
Miss Raid Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ferris of Doling Beals and bridesmaid bride travelling in a brushed '
r. and Mrs, Wm. Benson was Scarboro were Sunday visitors,of Miss Andrea Jeffrey, while ush- wool suit of green and gold APPlieation forms may be obtalnsd from
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amarried to Mr. Kenneth Middle- Mr. and'Mrs. A. Samarillo, f rs were Messrs. Walter and plaid, and,corresponding acces-
.:ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Friends and relatives of Mr. John Smith and Gordon Annis. sories. T, O. JEFFERSON, P.EnD.,
Middleton in the United Church and Mrs. 'G. Todd from Clare- A formal gown of pure silk Mr. and Mrs. Smith will live Township Engineer,
here on Saturday afternoon. The moat attended the celebration they organza en princess with Em- at Houghton, Michigan. Route Hills P.O.
reception was held in the church held in honor of their golden pire waistline marked by a self- From out-of-town Dr. and
basement. The couple will reside wedding anniversary heWat their bowed band and Chantilly lace Mrs. Arthur Annis and daugh- - --
lin Toronto. home in Goodwood last week. bodice, forming long sleeves, tern Ruth and Mary, and son
Mr. Jack Mansell and three Mr. and Mrs. A. Samarillo.at- and jewelled with pearls and Bob of Ottawa; Mrs. George
daughters spent the week-end tended:as anniversary celebration irrideseents was chosen by the Walker, St, Thomas; Mr. and
with friends at Southampton. at Little Switzerland on Saturday bride, given by her father, Iri- Mrs. E. J. Annis, Susan, Gor-
The largest turnout in years in honor of Mr.' and Mrs. Ron descents sparkled on the finger- don a n d Philip of Pickering;
enjoyed the mixed trebles lawn Charlottetown;
Wells. tip nylon net veil held by a hand Mrs.• H. Wood,
bowling tournament here on Sat- Lyn Gliddon entertained. a sewn bandeau of white velvet Miss Evelyn Annis of Oshawa N 0 T I C E :
'.urday. Each bowler among the 60, number of friends on Saturday leaves. She carried a cascade of and Miss Huth Taylor and Stan-
received a chicken. Bowlers were evening at her home. white and coral gladioli. ley Taylor of Cherrywood. -' TO MEMBERS OF
present from Port perry. 'wan" One of Clarem6tit's best'known "Waltz length coral frocks Pre-nuptial parties were held
.dale, Uxbridge Stouffville, Mark-I citizens in the person of Mr. Judd were worn by the attendants, by Mesdames W. A Meek, H.
lean a� I Ward was buried•on Wednesday fashioned with velvet bodices Barth, J. Deakin, A. Sharpe, H. C L A R E M 0 N T CO - OP
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reynolds of here. He died on Sunday at Whit marked by a band` of velvet Gellatly, W. Hunt, I. Laverty,
Toronto spent Sunday with Mr. by in his 88th year. leaves at the waistline, with ny- and Sue,Leila Fleming, T. Bals-
and Mrs. Cliff Reynolds. Mr. Ward farmed for many Ion chiffon bouffant skirts. They. don, J. Crawford, G. Beals and . .
The Claremont Baptist Church I years ar Balsam on the family carried nosegays of white feath- Dolina, Carson Piper a n d Art
celebrates its 140th anniversary I homestead before retiring to the erect carnations. Widnall, F:' DubI and J '
this Sunday when Prof. N. H. village some years ago. His son Murie. The bride's mother J.
1951 PATRONAGE REBATE CHEQUES ARE f..
g Flower girl little Mary Annie
'Parker of McMastei University.,carried on at the farm. Mr. Ward, tertained at a trousseau tea;and _
Hamilton, wills speak at both ser- was gowned in similar style of
Pe was an adherent of the Baptist i oral velvet with Sweetheart the groom's parents held the re- NOW BEING DISTRIBUTED. PLEASE BRING IN
vices. A negress soloist will sing hearsal party.
at the morning service. Church and was widely known in+neckline and her headpiece was ;YOUR 1951 .PATRONAGE REBATE CERTIFI-
Mrs. Byers of Stouffville, the� the district. � a•bandeau of coral velvet leaves. I ,
scorner Mrs. Connors is ll hoe_+ He`leaves his wife, the former 1 She carried a miniature Coloni- I CATES AND PICK UP YOUR CHEQUE AS7
pitai Alice Linton, who is. in Oshawa #W A T E.R
pi SOON AS POSSIBLE.
The Young People the party;I hip-,eral Hospital with Gordon o I h1rs. Gliddon McGrath receives
tilt Church held a surprise arty;'Ratcliffe of Stouffville, and a the sympathy of the community DELIVERED
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-on Tuesday night for Miss Joyce son, Edgar, two sisters. Mary, in the passing of her father, Mr.
Schneider at the home of Miss Mrs. Frank Cooper of Claremont. McDiarmid at Sault Ste. Marie .24-HOUR SERVICE ,
Marion Gostik in Stouffvilla and Della. Mrs, Wm. Birkett of last week. A. PUDDISTER �C L A R E M 0 H T C 0-0 P
.Joyce will, bef attending BLTS in Stouffville; five brothers. Walter. Services were held from Pick-
,Brantford this year. Evans, Fred and Roy of Cl are- tiring wish interment is Qaremont I Phetw ATlantic 2-3292 -
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AND COMPANY There's 'wSOMETH/NG EXTRA" about owning an OLDS! .
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TORONTO. 2, ONTARIO -driving exhilaration! Long. . .sleek. . .automotive styling at its finest fbM'—bringing, you the ultimate pleasures of motoring.
EMpirs 9-33M or EMpirs 4139" beautiful best! You relax in luxury-lounge interiors fashioned in From'the first exciting mpment that you park it in the driveway,
the tones and textures of modern living. You experience the you're aware-that there's "something extra" about owning an -
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BY APPOINTMENT. *E. 9.24 The distinctiveness of the Super 88's . . . beautifully visible in the 'The practicality of the Dynamic 88 s. yours to enjoy in-the stylish
powerfml. hardtop Holiday Sedan, roomy Celebrity Sedan, rakish Celebrity Sedan (illustrated in background),sporty Holiday Coupe.
Holiday Coupe (illustrated in foreground), and capacious Fiesta fashion-rich Holiday-?�ian, zesty Convertible and the 2 or 3-seat
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LICENSED TRUSTEES Gently apparent in the sleek Holida S' its Sedan (illustrated), the and Holida Cou
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Aiax Oshawa - Stratford elegant own Sedan, sport•roofed Holiday Sports Coupe, glamorous
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Night School—Tuesday, Thursday,
7:00.9:00 p.m.
Special Courses for Housewives I
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Ma ht E' THE PICKER ay tube
ING NEWS Thursd , S" . . .
ro r 41 1961
NEWS urday celettrating the golden wed-
VRiL GREENWOOD 1g i7 ding anniversary of her parents,
�_Walter Thomsotls Q•C• de and Mrs. g Minaker at- Mr. and' Mrs. George Todd. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED OUT --
_ tended the. wedding of their neice Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Henning
T M iss Patsy Minaker of Lochlin,• and family visited with the form-
BARRISTER - SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Olt♦ er's mother Mrs. W. Henning in COMPLETE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
COMMISSIONER FOR. OATHS =Mrs. Lorraine Clarke and Oshawa on Sunday.
family were at Goodwood on Sat-
Mr. and. Mrs. Milton ,Pegg NEW TANKS INSTALLED
- Telephoner WHitehall :•0910
Northwest comer of Old Plant Road an No. 2 Highway PAT ME Temple 9-1841
NO DOWN PAYMENT 1
SONAUZ� PJI0TKT10N spent the weekend in Sarnia and church basement on Tuesday
" eQt�lfOQlf7S iAStPJ��e!>I, Septic TflA�CS, attended the wedding of the lat- evening, Sept. 12. Mrs.' Trolley
r y on t ter's nephew 1� . Raymond Situp- had charge of he worship ser-
A. R.- FORTIER—'INSURANCE � wells, Basements, etc. kin ' Vice assisted by Messrs. Pegg.
Visitors at the Minaker home Kingstone and Brooks. Quilt con-
. A this past week were Mr. and vener has two cot quilts made.
-PHONE AT1an* 2-0216 j For further information tall Mrs. Percy Burk, Ingolsby, Ont., also order for two large 4uilts.
and Miss Glenna Minaker from, Bazaar 'articles brought in, date
Huntsville. to be set later.
FIR! - ' AUTO' — LIFE— — CASUALTY PAT DONNE Temple 9-�84� ; The Afternoon W♦A..met in the Callers at the Pascoe home on
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Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. K. Brown
and family, Oshawa, Mrs. A.
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Fawcett, Whitby, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd
Pascoe and Jackie, Clare-
mont,
--GREEN RIVER
V1VAC:10UVS. To-
ronto Ronald riiclntosh of To-.
ronto visited friends at Wilson
Park last week-end.
SPACIOUS Fred J. Wilson and sister,' '
raped r and - aryon man e a man
spent a few days recently at Wei-
62 ` _ !land Junction.
• Miss Mary Lehman attended a
"!'trousseau tea at Oakville 'nr Miss
B. Mantle.
We are. pleased 4o welcome
GOINGPLACES .1
Miss Ruth Hut.hing who has
I moved to apartments at Mr. and
Mrs. W. Duncan's.
,Here's your road car, ride car,pride car!Pontiac rolls into 62 with new � Don't forget rally day -Sept'.
...Ayr—r,•�,::F-
.. .style and grace. It's bolder, with a crisp low silhouette. It's fresh-styled, w ' ,,,�, A� ; -- at Sunday school,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Hamilton
from the new twin-scoop grille that says 'rPontiae"a block away, to its cleanly
; entertained the Ladies' Aid W,41-nesda of this week.
I' Don't forget the Home• and
IeurUing taillights. Its the road-worthiest,pride pleasingest School rneeting Monday; Sept. 25
ear t0
come down the road for '62 _ at 8 p The inspector will be
guest speaea ker
k' Mrs. Kidd and biro. Wisem:,n
✓ Attended meeting at Brougham .
Thursday of last week. -
0MRRYWOOD
[he Chrrryw.ocxi Home and
-- '---- -- --- -- -— School Association will suspend
all but the essential business rou-
Une .in order to.pm. the local
Ik s school Aommencement exercis:s
on Friday evening. Sept. 22 at
i
8:15 sharp in the assembly room
' at the school. A very warm invi-
tation is extended to all parents
and neighbor, in 'the 'community.
With the exception of our guest
- speaker, Mr. Stetler. the principal
of the Dunbarton High Schoot
1W it' And Vontiar,.� strikin-
and Mrs. Wetheral, our own prin-
°cipal, all those taking part in the
-. program are:graduates of Cherry-
wood school. Oar ;entire year's
Farmieu a Spon Sedan efforts will be 'devoted to•tilt6
ing a strong school- spirit by
bringing to notice.-the academic,
fine arts and sports efforts and
accomplishments of our school
i }} y and its.staff.
BROCK ROAD
t With pontiae's Smooth The Brownies'met as usual on
t, Monday evening at the school and
• tY�ull'a.
E unruffled ride. With the Scouts held their meeting the
serene Pontiac silence same .night. They bad a Going-
;�; � -• iP
ceremony
for Dennis
Cam
and
feather-light steer• bell who now becomes a Scout. .
L - ..•.•..+•w.n .wn•
' ing control With Pon- T'h
e Cubs held their tr regular lar me-et-
..4 f. ....... .+.AO W.�w ... �-• ing on Thursday.
tiac's boldly elegant air hit♦ and Mrs. H. Archer of breeding. COm•Of good
peterboru and Mr. and blrs. R.
fort and good taste go Scott of Toronto visited bars. W.
Middleton recently..
wherever this on e g OeS1 Mr.' and Mrs. Calvert t of Scar-
�.. : .'..,. :k boro visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
Laurentian 4-Door sedan Compton during the week.
.
Striking new taffi hts highlight" e.,.;
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Mr. and Mrs. H.
' i DAllLING ' Timms whose nephew Mr. Bruce
the impeccable styling of the MODELS "'v YOUR Estie of Port Perry met with a
g t Hey leaves eat wife Saturday
fivenchill-
62 n ac s rear deck �� _
Po t� � / / dren.
Mrs. E. Cornutt and Mrs. W.
w °< Carter visited the former's grand-
I11y . , son Ken Chafen who is in Scar-
• h t `, boro Hospital. He is showing
- N/ / some improvement.,
_a
°" Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bradshaw.
strato-Chipf.4-Door Sedan - Jr., and family, visited Mr. and
Sr�l�mO,�l ri Commanding new style! And Mrs. Ernest Middleton at Sandk
`nom v r brim-full of value to send the- Gray Lake during the weekend.'TONTIAC
thrifty ones Pontiac-shopping right away!Why go on just being Mr. and Mrs. W. Carter and
��. : > aPontiac-watcher,whenStrato-Chief makes it so easy to own one! family and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
a P-1620 Carter spent the weekend at Birds
«"MEEALMOTORSVALUE SEE YOUR PONTIAC DEALER SEPTEMBER 21 WMhwollik"* food etexhvcoo Creek.
Sorry to hear of the accident
,LAW J OTO R ��SA LE S LIMITED :'_ pICKERING to Bobby fames but fortunately
no one had more than a few
bumps aad scratches.
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*mad", Seplea",-24;U61 T:FI E -P4 C-K M.,EN G N E•W S~ - 'ate Nina
AT THE
Oshawa Shopping- C ent re
SEIGNEUR'S LADIES' SPORTSWEAR LTD., ONE OF OSHAWA SHOPPING, CENTRE SERVICE STATION CATERS
ONTARIO COUNTY'S SMARTEST TO AUTO OWNERS THROUGHOUT THE AREA " NN
FASHION CENTRES . ` Phone 728-0741 - THE SHOPPING
Phone 725.7851 This very popular service station which is of great conveni-
There are very few stores that cater to milady that have ence, while shopping at the centre maintains a modern auto
gained the prominence awarded this firm that was in business service that fulfills every motorists' desire for complete and
for overythrrty years in Toronto, at s choice location at Bloor satisfactory care of the car.
and Yonge, before moving to t: a Oshawa Shopping Centre. "Doug" CORBY and his efficient attendants, has had many
You will find dresses, and t,portswear, both domestic and years of experience in this business and can assure you of the : SHOWPLACE
imported,also suits;car coats, all weather coats, sweaters, skirts proper kind and quality lubricants that will best service your
and blouses of the finest qur!ity. Their collection excels in car. They nee to it that every patron's windshield is clean. and
variety and distinctiveness an.! they are always moderately the tires and battery are checked
riced. Their style experts are always alert to 'every new faeb- They do minor repairs, lubrication, washing, and offer the
ion trend and in constant. touch with the mode of the moment. very best in B-A gas and oil produets and FISK TIRES. When
For your inspection you will find a magnificent display of all these services are considered it is not strange that they are �� ONTARI
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suthorative fashions from the • foremost designers. Frei popular with the people in this area and are getting more
igneur, the very popular owner•, knows the value of a satisfied popular all the time.
aaron and would prefer not to make a sale than to have his Every 'auto owner who stops here can be assured of fast,
customers dissatisfied with their purchases. It is' a pleasure in courteous.service, so.drive in the next time you need gas, tires
this review to commend this up-to-date and modern.store upon or service. They have free pick-up and delivery service to
their distinctive styles and the service they render.,It i$ sag- patrons shopping at the centre. You will soon make it a regular
gested that you make Seigneur's Ladies Sportswear Ltd. your habit and be glad to recommend their service to your friends as COUNTY :
style headquarters in Ontario County, we are pleased to.recommend their service to our readers. "
MARLEIGH SUPPLIES (OSHAWA) LIMITED A NAME OF -FRANKLIN-SIMON LADIES' WEAR FEATURES VARIETY
N IN FLOOR-COVERINGS OF . — - OF STYLES AND FASHIONS
EVERY DESCRIPTION Phone 728-3011
Phone 725-8012 Franklin-Simon Ladies' Wear was originally established 16 e . OSHAWA CAMERA CENTRE
Harleigh Supplies (Oshawa) *Ltd. was established in 1959 years ago and for the past four years has been owned and
and spared no expense to make their establishment one of the operated by LOUIS SALTMAN and certainly merits favour- HEADQUARTERS OF THE AREA
most modern 5 completely, equipped centres for rugs, carpets, able comment when reviewing the outstanding firms in Oshawa.
728-5211
We flooring, plus service. This is the shop to visit when considering anything in the
It is of great advantage to all of you to purchase your floor line of quality women's wear at reasonable rites. This is one
from this firm as their experience and shrewd buy- q Y P She is the only.exclusive best photographic centre in the area,
P of the leading centres of the district which offers to the dis- where on can buy the best in photo hid equipment coverings bles them to serve you with the finest in broadloom and criminatin shopper a wide variety of fashions in women's y y �P 9 Fmk :
with such well known famous Brand names as BRIM- g pp Y and service.is the lowest possible prices mess t which opened at th
carpeting t wear of every description., At FRANKLIN-SIMON, it will and service. This well established business which opened at the ,
TON PETERBOROUGH, HARDING, KRAL S and BARRY- give you great pleasure to choose from Brand Name garments
MORE in all price -ranges that will spread decorative beauty very well displayed and where you will find something in centre October, 1957 and capably managed by SIDNEY Photo-
throughout your home. Wall to wall installations are a specialty -choice ladies' wear, that will meet your desires. You are as- gKr hicfferuiphont fans all leading Brand :`lames in photo-
with a factory trained staff with over 40 years experience. sured of complete satisfaction as this firm is reliable and trust- 8 P also recorders and supplies, binoculars-
They have a large and varied- selection of ARMSTRONG ell glasses, etc.
? � worthy. With all these' fine points in mind w'e recommend photography today'i9 not confined to the professional. The j
LINOLEUM, PLASTIC and CERAMIC TILE, RUBBER, FRANKLI:r-SIMON LADIES' WEAR with a friendly staff
recognized for the personalized service the extend manufacturers of photo,•rap' is t ppliea and equipment have
MASTIC and VINYL flooring which is a large part of their who a?e recd
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business. to every customer: Gaol .e put on the market go-Is teat riake it easy and fun r-- the lay-
man to enjoy a hnbhy wh:rh is both entertaining an,] re•,varding
Harleigh Supplies (Oshawa,) Ltd. is capably managed by Brand Name.)adies' wear at reasonable prices this shop, is a insofar 'as pers�,nal achieve^rent is concerned.
BILL WELLS and has one of the beat equipped Rer�x e de must for real pleasant shopping.
parmments in this county "Sid" Pinkus has a backrraund of seven years in profes ion-
We know that in dealing with this reputable concern. that i l photography as well as six years in +he retail k+r"neaa. His
you will also become another of their hundreds of completely 1fOLLES FURNITURE COMPANY LIMITED CELEBRATES experience is of great a .�tsrce to than. Who re,u:re Nxpert
satisfied customers that they have throughout 'this. Bart of j advice which "Sill" .ia pleased to pass o-r:to yaps
Ontario. k : _ 63 YEARS IN BUSINESS Visit thP, nshawa Camera Centre for all your }�uirements
1 Phone'725-3519 in the art of photography as this outstanding bu..ines's is _re-
commended] to all our readers as a place where you can do
MACK ERASER STORES, HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION From a small beginning,'in 1598. when the first Yolles store j business and shop with confidence. '
OF MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR opened on Queen Street in Tor-,nto, the Yolles Furnitu ce
Company has grown into a vast twenty-store chain . . and
' know from experience i LOBLAW GROCETERIAS CO. LTD. OPERATE POPULAR
phone 3e still growinlL� YOLLES es ryes obtainable plus i SUPERMARKETS ACROSS. CANADA IN ONTARIO _.
e 725-8972 that the are getting the finest vale
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'far your shopping pleasures that in this distl let terms available . . . and free detivery of all items.
the desires ar.d deirand, of the male population are more than � The finest values have been extended to the people' of On- � oppin-s, µ,fns their nZfinern aloes to supermarket at '.Lie U un-
satisfied sit Jack Fraiaer Stores in business for 35,years who re- tario. County through their modern store at the Shopping tario rig Crri':e, ,:5t rs fines=t .values to r • c ;,f a4d
j Centre which is c abl managed b PALL POLLOCK, who is his ic;e t Th ' 5t,re. manager, pev to i,_ ' jppi •and
present the highest type of goods,which this firm stands behind, ap y g Y his efficient st,.;I offer c:vtn• assistance• to mski• -rs,,pl,ing at •
and will back up in every detail, The very latest vogue and must assisted by very courteous and efficient staff.
exclusive men's and'boys' rlothin and furnishings with easy . this Store always t!easaat.. .
y g g This company is recognized as Canada's largest independent Fair and stint, ntfvrwa ri in their bus"dRa dean m:1 a is not
selection from well displayed merchandise at very attractive furniture retailers and is owned and, operated by one family.
prme8, I Yolles Furniture' Co. Ltd. with stores across Ontario, have strange that tht-y have reached such great succe ,The com-
Nationally advertised .lines are featured here, which as- s wide experience in the furniture line and in serving the pub- bid well of mass purchases and reason- and courteous service
?urea real value for your purchasing dollar. We urge our read- and well mane lo.v stores r- the reason ck the ices at Lob-'
g lic,:and their knowledge of present day needs places the rn'� I :taws,are mur•',r la.;er than c'hw�:;with Lucky stamps fiver
ers to visit Jack Fraser Stores first. Courtesy and friendly help ern art of furniture craftsmanship,' beautiful and comfort- Y. m k
rnakes shopping at this store a pleasure. 'A,large, stock *of im- able furniture, appliances,. T.V. and lamps. at the people's on point t *,,n ar regularly n to their ,res. W•s, who make o
ported merchandls( ix^n +,,-lay and Jack Fraser Stores with command, which are available on easiest terms. . a point to 'obi regularly~ r; their i r re3, n'e •„ruld like al
^6 stores in On'arin, are pre?ared to serve this community with 1 We are pleased to give commendable mention to Yolles Furni- compliment Loblaw;, z: an vr„c:nized firm who unite a continual
he latest and up tc. lstt striZ the'market affnrds. So it is with '� ture Co. Ltd. and wish them many year.i of continued success ern of the ketii problems of the day, and in conducting mod- -
;.ieasure we urge (_lr re?&rs t,) visitr this very popular store and we know that a visit here 1i�11•find you becoming another. � ern supermarkets that are well ii. advance a the times. 'atall
which is worth;; of r-cummendatiotr and capably managed by of their many thousands of satisfied customers that they have 'i times,always bring better this,, in life to their er cuccers at all
"STAN" MUMFOR') who is.a.-sisted by efficient and courteous throughout Ontarirr times, the can see this firm reaching even greater success, even
of k it ' now recognized as Canndi'a`major Food Retailers.
thong is r ogn
t With ample parking facilities 'at their Gore at the Shopping
LIGHTING UNLIMITED, THE MOST COMPLETE LAMP AND Centre, we would like to :u�rtest that you visit Loblaws, as
their stores are worthy of h4 h recummendati,n.
MARGARET STACEY OPERATES ONE OF TF1E SMARTEST ELECTRICAL FIXTURE SUPPLIERS IN CANADA
CHILDREN'S SHOPS IN THE AREA
P onePhone 728-3741
728-0922 i BATA SHOE STORES OFFER EXPENSIVE LOOKING
The smartest mothers'of the area' have, been shopping at this_ -This firm besides their branch to Oshawa at the Centre FASHIONS IN FOOTWEAR AT LOWEST PRICES
fine store which was established in August, 1960. This shop has have four locatiotis in ,Toronto, at The North town.Shopping
Centre, the Cloverdale '4Ia11, flu; -).:c•e Plaza, the Golden Mile
everything for chiLhen and infants, for girls and for boys in Shopping •lntre (72'5e-9122),and 15 Slmtoe N. (725-3874)
a wide variety of sizes up to 1:' in latest styles, girls sizes up I at •a9 'Elington Square, and'are also located at the Gret:ter
to and including 12, boys sizes to 6 z. Every 'imaginable article ' Hamilton Shopping 'Centre. "VI'heneve there is mention of quality footwear, Bata Shoe
This firm is one of the most popular and,successft' conc rns Stores tl• h
for children and infants is carried.in a wide selection, whether � - r }* cut Canada are always associated. .
a complete layette or individual item is needed. Daintiness and of this section, rendering a quality of personal'serv.ce, K• 'ch The s:...fT A these popular st�includfea exnp ieneed fitters
practicability have both been considered by their b^re , n iP distincth, satisfactory in its line. Thev hp-
practicability �e`ec- with business, and their a:,ility to g:ve
r tun cf .,t,a•t.t ::o , ca:.{,s, :: :e, lam• :.,.i .•2._..:1 tii;,w•cs with n�:ledge of this
display are only Branded Nationally advertised line, in :wants' 1 con. i. e tit s t has won i:. ry satisfied n.
clothes, coats, suit.,, dresses, children's sportwea: accessot•ies, In Canada. Oshair; , t;*,-',,:., this section a: well. All-shoes are fi:tel w;th.
-which await your inspection. They are available i1, mix or This firm has at its command the -ery latest 'teas n-modern i >?cE't d :re, wh.ch as pies ,; . i ,�: ea:r lefe comSctt c yut2r
match themes embodying the newest styles. MRS. MARGARET lighting, and MRS. VIOLA x•1.1-Cli. cram-d•:r = C.•shaw•a, � footwear. � '
STACEY the owner, has been careful.to include softness and who is a L',i ing specialist, can :ert.iinly a ]<;cu a ;ou; selec 5h•-t_ .n a wide -variety of styles,•;•hat -play a leading role
delicate tones for infants' wear.. This is the smartest chi]-•t, .t.on. Tlrz careful planning of Mrs. Welch gives t'r.e atrun the
-in the ccrrca costume of the well-t.reased man or woman are
lien's shop in the area, suppl}ing the very finest infants' and , satisfaction :f „n.,wrng that his'jcb ::-s the bc.,' �:i elected- ,'cn dis,:l 'his store, as well as �h-es for children, tL' fit
children's wear. Every detail has received their very special al efficenny. They have a show-roam dtsitiay.n elecaical fix- •,v ith Fie:t c•-mfort and st•.•le, featurclig GOLDEN RC:L :
attention, particularly,price marketings. They are, rs we have uses cf all ,.cnds,.and one of the largest selections of beautiful SHOES fcr children and PARTi' !EL'S for teenage,s,
, lamps in Canada. Our readers -ill do well to ccns.21t this firm � Bata Shd . Stores in Oshay.a; which is capable managed by
observed, well within the family bud get. You would do µe11 when in need of'electrical lighting of all ty :es ae, this writer +
to see their fine display on your next shopping trip to the g g I STAN ZVE:.I'rA, at the Centre and A. THIJSSEN at Simcoe
OaMwa Shopping Centre. does not hesitate to recommend their services to you. N., and is a valuable contribution to the comnlete assurance -- . .--
This firm caters to electrical contractors as well as home and satisfaction in regards to anything in footwear, and has
owners.and is Canada's Leading chain of home lighting special- certainly i..:,ed the people of the area to a better walk in life.
BIRKS JEWELLERS OF OSHAWA, OFFER LARGEST fists. You really have to visit their showroom to appreciate the and are worthy of high r•ecommendaiion.
'beautiful display of lamps and fixtures on the market to-day.
SELECTION OF JEWELLERY AND GIFTS FOR YOUR
SHOPPING CONVENIENCE
• EATON'S OF CANADA, ONE OF CANADA'S FINEST FiRiIAS
Phone 725-W1 1 -THE MALL-RESTAURANT, SERVES`THE EXCELLENCE IN
This modern store is a branch of the firm of HENRY BIRKS DINING PLEASURE
SERVING CANADIANS FROM COAST TO COAST
& BONS OF CANADA LTD., which was founded in 1879. 728-2271 'Phone 725-7373
Birks" can be traced back as silversmith's before the form-
ing of the present company as far back as 1564: The present In reviewing the outstanding establishments, there are very Founded in 1869, by the late Timothy Eaton, this firm has "
rns is recognized as the largest Jewellery firm in the British few dining establishments that can measure up to the high rapidly expanded over the years ar.d has many great stores
rawnwealth. "Birks" great reputation for intregity as- standards of the Mall Restaurant. BASIL CLIEFF and BORIS in the larger cities as welt as their well known wail order offices.
sures the public of complete satisfaction. I MORGOFF who operate thin highly respected dining.establish- Their well designed modern store at the Oshawa Shopping
MRS. BETTY RICE, manageress, of their modern store at the I ment of splendor can be justly proud of the respect that has Centre which serves residents of Ontario County is very capably
sliawa Shopping Centre invites you to visit their Jlewellery been attributed to them. Their vast facilities include spaceous managed by Mr. J. C. BAXTER, who has been with the com-
store and inspect their large*nd varied selection on 'display. accommodations which are available for large gatherings, ban- pany for twenty-five years: Mr. Baxter is as-fisted by the var-
most pleasing assortment-of .'inest Quality Diamonds, Silver- quets, parties, etc. ious department supervisors and efficient salestaff who are
are, China, Crystal, B111-KS STERLING SILVER, NATION- Taking every precaution for the highest use of cleanliness fully trained to make shopping easier for you, their valued cus-
ALLY ADVERTISED watches in ladies' and men's styles and sanitary methods the management need to be congratulated tomer. With the many departments of choice merchandise on
from leading•manufacturers as well as jewellery and watch for success toward this goal. You can enjoy dining here in an display' and "Eatons" great policy of,"Satisfaction Guaranteed
pairs by expert craftsmen which is provided at moderate atmosphere created as it seems especially for you. Very rarely or Money Cheerfully Refunded" it is easy to understand why
rim do you find such a complete combination such as Food at- its this store is so popular with families throughwut the are;,.
Birks Jewellers is'well recognized as headquarters for finest very best, cheerful. Atmosphere, courteous and-efficient service The friendly atmosphere that predominates at all times, places
uali% jewellery and gifts and we would like to sulvest you plus comfortable dining equipment. Eatons Store in a class by itself. Finest quality at L :r. prices
'Sit Weir store as they are worthy of your fullest consideration We regard it our extreme pleasure to refer,and recommend are responsible for their high standing across Canada, and we
or very pleasant shopping of jewellery and gifts that will give THE MALL RESTAURANT where good taste can be yqur are privileged in this review to add-our von recommedation to
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leasure for years to come. guide to better eating. Eaton's Store at the Shopping Centre.
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