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VOL. 79 NO. 42
THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1962 PRICE - 10c Per Copy
Children Hold Fair In Aid Of Fund
WomenProtest
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„_....::' The Reeve asked the women it»
A 355 name petition from why they objected to the vote Counc°:'cr Millon Mow eery,
women of Pickering Township being taken said, 'Z feel flee 25 pe.' cent Pe-
is oa file at Pickering Town- Mrs. Miller' said the cost was. tition re quir�d is unreasonable.
ship municipal office, protest- one thing and that they tJelie%- I also concede the decision of
4' r: ing council's granting a liquor ed the township would be a less council is neither for or again-
r . ' vale vrititiout_aemring. apetit _desirable place to live. st the sale A: liquor. Kovnever. _
ion for same. - - - "It --` e o I would like to see some later-
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At a special meeting own 7F7S.ri- Per cent if it carries", said. Mr, est shown by at3se_rsy t�iiiti $`ya�t.
da �M Mrs- H� Miller, Scott. Yl{10� 'Interested�•• flog the
Mrs. Howard Plaxton and Mrs. Deputy -reeve Jeans McPhee- outlets It scenes to me wa are
Howard Malcolm, appeared be- son said, " I objected to the embarking on a course that
~' fore oa�uicit as a delegation, motion and am still opposed. costs money to allow thM ia-
repn+esereting the Women's Inst- In putting the question to the terested in outlets to have a
itute and the organized wont- people, we are making it eas- liquor vote'.
en's groups of Pidoerusg Town- ,ler for those who want it. I -am Coi 2or Rosa Deakin said. :
ship. not favour o!' spending tax- 'Z feel that many in the town- -
Speaking fen• _tie 'delegatiea, payer's money for this. I also ship are leaving the area to do
Mrs. Miller said, "we feel the agree it would make_Picke'ring thgfr Shopping, because . OW.
council has established a dang- Township a less desirable place cannot purchase beer or liquor .
e'rous preoe8ent in granting a to live". sa the immediate area. It has
liquor vote without a petition Councillor Hubert Wank'co- been proven that business in
to a single person who asks for mrrrented, " To me, this is a Ajax has increased three -foil.
Hilary L, n, da ter of Mr. and Mrs. WnL G. Loosen and a g'ouP of it. -We also feel that.every eff- case of wanting or not want- since the outlets opemV.
fiat fri�nids, iNtd a fair hist t#rOsk to' aid tbo. Star's Fruh Air Fund. They ort should. be made .to keep. the ing. If the people don't want it, There is no partictsar ahaiz't-
1tin+e, tnrhile assisting a very worthy cause. cull rage down We have been they. can vote no, and that will age of liquor reefr�hments in
finds good told the mill rate would inc- end the matter far some time". fisc R, rented the
resse by 5 mills if this goes th- "Throughout the yea=s there Reeve..
o In lrc� tat -
re ., has. been be � that a 'That -
Win- "Where do you get the 5"mill vote will be taken. I fee'_ that I►Cller.""We feel there IS an ad- •
�p�R figure'" asked Reeve She the people have the right to_de- equate supply at hand now and
Destroys -ba� Etc o Scott �� Bide", said Reeve Scott. more outlets will meats increas-
-fie t y CouncMar Milton M r Harvey Spang said ed pc�fioe protectione
* said, " I presume it i9 the ass- he was oppoeed to the motion "I don't think the p ace
Fire destroyed �4 bouts in- -- PedeSi umption that the police area and felt it would raise the mill or absence of slims %-M make .
elm a $1500 cruiser, 35 out- rinks. `'� Pickering Township will ter- would be • extended, if this goes rate 5 mills or more. He said he &M '.�ereaca It --is t*�e other
board motors, guns and a largemate an agreement with Mr through'• was rot opposing the peoRe 'types of ou:ets that caa.be dict -
quantity of marine suppkies in: • Jap of Pickering Beach, and "1'he people have a right to having a chance to vote oa the ererst I don't think anyone -
a blaze at the Ajax MSTBath havtr he road allbwaroce open- decide. That is all we are grant- liquor queetion, but Beit that could s:ggest that ' we won't
corner of No. 2 and Har -ed again at the _ing" said Reeve Scott, 'In a the township would be better need more police protection."
-wood avesare ore Tuesday aft- m
ernoon Pickerisig� Promises pity, so flee beachmill be aceessitsle 3WkW HM_ democratic system lire major- 'btf without the outlets. He said sal �oullor-3t*fltoa -
Mow -
Marine. Bill Pi kerm r Lio for motorists and to kty have the right to decide on be was glad to see the delegat- bmY• -
�Dwnfer of Ajax •, Webb, of the Beach, said how we will ripe. It would take ion opposing the motion A motion by Councillor Milt- -
'Watton of Pickering estimated their friends. At the "Gasor- that ressdeai� . were being told an Qvezwhehni ng majority of Cowscillor John Greening in on MowbraY, seconded by �' -
the less, including the 40 by 60 ami" to be held on Saturday, they could not use the road to 60 per cent to change the pres-- a statement said. " The Peop?e ncMw Harvey Spang to have
toot building at $35,� July 28, at • the big service stat -
at Rougemount Drive and No. t� to the beach. ant legial8tioa To get 25 per should have the desrrcw.r'at!c council reoonsidez a liquor vote
The building was conal! by 2 Highway, there will be excite Council had an al,•reernesit cent of the township names on right to.vote on the rr:atter. without a petition was turned
Mr. Wm. Heron 21-11 !tont 7.00 in the morning with Mr. Jessop enabljng him 8 petition is almost prohibitive This is not a vote for !foie but dawn on a split vote of tow to 1111 J�! 11:11111111 kif-1—
Abso lost in the bleu were t to lace a chain arrow the road
6 -w�4c t
Labrador- Retriever �l 113Q ai. allowance, because he had been
Lions will attend to your.re- I
be M49OV'ee-tionaM Palmer. gnd
quiremds, o gas, Kiwa�is rn�a ' �.1Q
About 16 boats and a Merit er needs, and will wash your others blocking his driveway. p i eke r i Village- -- ��vw'-
car, regardless of size or condi- Council said they will prob-
trager that were outside the tion, at the one big discount �y put Posts across the road, •
building on display. were mov- rate of 5'1.29. Any motorist who . prevent cars, butte wn scPer-ent '�ze Winners Mr. Willis Fade of the "Cif- !aw A+fote- Sales, SL. George's
ed to safety• feels in need of a bath for him. sores• from getting
- _ The, annual Dumbarton and tom' gyp,. � minor Street +.hen being without tvat-
Mr. Walton told the News he self, can accommodated at Ylse bea=ts. surgery Let •week, having a er for about cone hour --not bad.
lead just pulled into the y� the same price, and with the Pickering Kiwanis carnival held
Pickering Library Notice last weekend saw good crowds stun!! t rnovld fro:is.one r. nerd %fie. Harry Scott, :.. ,.
and was talking to Mr. Palm- same skill, dexterity and. en- Mr. and Mrs Ken Butt, Mr,
er when he noticed smoke. He thus , asm, Library Liowd AWring August. i and those attending reported a Mr, and Mrs. Harold R'.ch- and .M�. 'Bruce Richardson and, .
said the smoke prevented him But --that's not illi Gustan'i- Mowbers may bor'r'ow addition- 1 good time. _ gin were .on vacation last M -f. seal Mrs. Gordva�ound
from getting to the phos, so ers will participate in the big ai books for 4F'is Period. bee spent Saturday evening Kith
Draw Prise Wtnnars-- week, when they, toured Qua
he grabbed an extinguisher off prize draw, featuring. 100 gall- HOURS 1, Mr. ,�V, iieato+�, R R. 2, City and the � dist- the Elwc'od White's.
the wall, but it was of no use. ons of gasoline and other vas-
Tues. A Sat. 2.00 to 5.00 P. M. riot. While in Quebec -they vis-' Miss sue Ha mah left Thu-s-
Frida 6.00 to 8.00 P. PA. Pickering - 'Boys bicycle.
During. the blaze that envel- uabl'e merchandise. -There will r 2. J. G. Smith, pfd Rosebank ited the fad St. Ansee's day for camp it Norte ern Ont- _
sped the whole building within be a gondola ride for custom- d#RTHS Road, Pickering - Girl's bicycle. Cathedral. srio, where she. commences her
me les; was the_danger�o the ars' children. other. interesting vie and Mary Chllaghan. 3. S. Wank, 358 King Arthur Mrs. Clare Silk left last week duties as Carrp Cau.�e�lor.
firemen and spectators from features from Cour$, Rouge -Hill - Transistor for -a month's visit to Britain- Laurie geett ihrne-year-old
ammunition that kept explod- from 9.00 o'clock in the even. are happy to announce tfie'birtla a Ray Found so -z' of Mr. and Mrs. Harry,
until 11.30, a gala dance of a son, on Sunday, July 15_ radio. - VAse, SPA, ire home from a trip to' our Scott is hone from the Hospital
heatnumber of 10 gallon gas cans under the stars. Z -at- -fit DU�arton ..Electric fry pan• Maritime Provinces. oT .,.s -
proc*eds for the. work of pital. A brother for David Mich- 5.- Al- -Rasem-16-Dembigh cr., Mr. Herbert L Gash, Jr.. issg is—Miss
re.
were found later, ddled with bullet holes. the Lions in the community. ael and Therese. DowrgrAe'w,' ': Chaise lounge. uncle o! Mrs.-Be�'err, 'cash -
bullet two weeks with them.' ler at I 'G, A. here, and sister
Twwt 1. Nancy Hatf [d arid -Secret e ' �Om a 'back ail- Tfrer� a; are 'soliday ng
Winthis -
fi� merit-
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erit - tveek. Joh'arma is gccorispaAyil�
i.Y i F.ag3eaods Mr. and $lira. Ken' Morley . her broth�e n -law and fatally
r 2. Roger Craig avid Jeanie and iarni�y have just returnee' on a fishing trip up NoFth.
vookaork.. Mr. ut
from a week's holiday visiting and Mrs. Cha H di -
Wilkirs3 anrd Boma- _ _ _ sngs_ ttended rtseth wed -
I Corriere tipper- Canada Villager l� in a the ic_ '
e Larwes. toiMing the 31�� dist• dingy arolaversary of Mr
a M Bau*a of CHUM rasiio St e . • �yyi1e • in kilt 'areas' 'they Mia ' Wrrs. Iron,' BiwkLr>v
a� , of • the �1 :$ few tlys 8{t 'Perth.
A ��.y c
'•'•6:' _ - �y,{L r r '' 1 , •.: VuBd"t�i �e 1S.' ''`.p[�. Rita l'..�w, W,v1 St.
Lawson back at work fol:owing S., is home this week from the
I ' a few days sllreess. It has bNeze stare, enjoying 2.h011day.
,• beetr ckaeed thrY�isgh`iilri+vs,. trucks going to be skipped r ac-
tom.:
west Rouge
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hogarth frog through this town at forty .
and family are spending two to fifty rr-11" an hour .... over the
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x,
Pickering Township
Council weeks camping around La se white line nerd' ctittiisg-in. Sure
at , a ,special •meeting' last Fri -
Mr.
these lose are trying to make
a e day zYight, pawed a bylaw to re-
pay
and Mrs. Austin Baker zs mar>'y gips: as poscible •tn
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zone .part' of the land in the and family, St. Geerg�e" St., build up their pay cheques, but.
.. t Don McIntosh sub -divisions 'on have returned following a few ?f they hit arkvbody, that "am''
s the Pickering - Scarboro town days visit with fr'ienaeat N.lag- beds" +-:11 ^^oke ONLY one
_ w "L �` '•' keine from R1 to Commercial, ara Fall's. trip, never co. ning back.
°* Reeve Shearnian Scott said
Mrs. Harvey .Fenton, Sher- >(t w�s.00.�d to h'ear•the'rerr,-
F T ` there does not have 'to be an wood; F., s'perit last, week at ark that tl-e -Pickering Blue
O M B. hearing on this type Port Credit, at the home of Mr Notes ]ocrk=.•3 tory fir:e'and di i
of bylaw, unless there are Ob- and Mrs. E. C. Scratch. the coni: ant _ rrov.d at the
ng from the adjacent own- Mrs. Margaret McTaggart big Oravgemary = .Pa sale ,in TO
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e� He said the clerk would be and sown spent last week holt- ronto on the C2or ous 12th.
µ Y. notifying the owners of. tise by- dayittg at Springdale Park, ±n Dianne Mur} z r l ;.s peen. , ,
law. the Muskoka District. at Parry Sound halidayirg fir— -1
)&. William Boyes, cracked the past two weeks..
* TICE — CANCELLED a bone in his right hand while The local ball fea hay•
The AWCNM. Sge for Mr. n�ring a baker, and Mss. been having a busy surr.-. r: -r.,
Franklin J. MaHawwsi�-A--WA.- Baines has � had the cast re- far', but would be very h:rr,r•>,
sd !tae Tlwrsiay, Jn1y 19, Ass moved from a fracture finger, to* see more tans out at their
,Aw is ire of CIWWlenf s first iwildky at fhe !Ih COLASeNdIer
Briock ow dq istee's+oon, in front of the ed srsae'a1 wWoR.
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.: THE PIGKERtNQr. NEWT. ... :-
DAY, JULY 19, 1%2
THVRS _ —
The
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PICKEWNGN
Ob wrwr. has not Prptend-
�, fact. F" is nit, a
espwsos. an
it, It was a prwon fad that any
coWWI was diens nothing then
what oilse weal you de, but re,
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♦ ♦ a1.�1nomSDn, Q.V.. .'
only
I E t T a B L 1 i d E D 1st 1 opinion
on wMFIW-hao road in
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BARRISTER SOLICITOR - NOTARY UdLIC
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Issued every Thursday -' from
the minutes he has read-
an been around Pickering as
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COMMISSIONER FOR OATHS
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a3y The News Printing and Publishiap Cenypawy
Astarim! as Second Class Mail Matter Post Office Dept., Ottawa, Ont. the
The Councillor who wrote to
Editor has asked us not to
ieag as the Pickering News.
she would have a different viewTelephone:
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RipTION RATES: $2.50 per year — llaltted States 51.90 per year drop
each
the column. Flo enjoys it of the attitude of the publish-
th
week. We think at Mrs.. ors toward those who give of
:Northwest corner of Old Plant Road on No. 2 Highway _
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1 BARRY MURKAR, Editor .. Dragon
is way off base when .
rges the Observer with their time and money, etc
,
- unwarranted
attacks on people. We think Mrs. Dragon has the
happy wrong idea on just what k is
Donald G. Crossley
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Int�Qri t�Ot Challenged
We personally aro quite
with the villa" council, but all about,) -The Editor
-PUBLIC RELATIONS CONSULTANT
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'Wwould our readers and the residents
DUNBei'ON Mr and Mrs George Watson
_ 8(7ASadiR+OIIGFH - - MU HII+TOSTON AD.'' • Alli-nU
e like to assure
of Pickering Village, that in no way do we or the Obser-
returned home on Friday after
- a enjoyable visit to Mori-
ten'
AJAX PLAZA REBID�fG! -
Verwho writes for this paper, challenge the integrity of
nor was such
• ` .United Church treal and Gaspe.
'A. F. Bamford was the J. walmsley
Ajax:. W22-1231. _ Puttering: WE24M:
-the Reeve or any member of the Council,
meaning ever meant to be taken from .-the Observer's special
Rev. Mr, and Mrs.
speaker at the Sunday and family and Miss Darlene
writings. Both the Observer and the Editor are very
morning service. Mr. R. Pitcairn Harris are vacationing at Cape
much aware of the time and effort taken up serving a
ar
presided at the organ. Marie Cod.
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- PROTECTION`
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as a member of council.
and Marlene Mitchell sang a Mr. and �•, J. H. McClem-
"God's Love Mc-
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dollars
beautiful duet em thew.
will MT )�2m-• Mr. A. J.
A. R. FO►RTIER-INSURANCE =r
. Reeve C. E. Morley has sacrificed m(3ny and
T,,,,,..s
never grow old". enc Sr,, and
Clement Sr. and
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-hours on' behalf of Pickering Village, and he has done a
fora read Psalm 90 for his les- Thompson motored . to Keswick
e
tjne job as our.Reeve, bringing honour not only to him-
ion His text was the 17th verse on Saturday to attend the wed-
'Lord
PHM Artemis Z-O'l16 '
self.bi t free village as a whole in the office he has held
"fit the beauty of the dim of. McQemerrt's cousiray
our God be upon us, and estab-, Mr. Hugh Kernohan and Miss
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here 1W ive as-those:on Co>�nty Council, to say nothing
lisp thou. the work of our hands Ply Ca=, is Kesw;ck Unit-
Pis - ALIO - LIFE - ' CASUALTT
-;,of serving a term as Warden of Ontario County.
upon us; yea, the work 'of our ed Church. Mrs. Marion Mo-
- We have never done this before, but for the record
hands establish thou it " The Clement was soloist at the Wed-
deme was "The Beauty of the
then
so there-is=no misunderstanding on how we feel a-
,g°
Lorid"' Psalm is a prayer. We are any hear little
- •bout Reeve Morley, we do not hesitate to say that we
sincerely hope that he wlU. stand for that same office
of Moses to his God of Beauty mise Hopkinson has bees ill,.
who has created so many bea- but we hope she is better by
�� dware Ltei: ,
is-,December,,
utiful brings in the wor',d. Our,
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Goal-is-a-God-of-�init4e $eautK-Mrs: Gilmore-of-the-Yillase.-
c.-_Lsovsa'4v
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and loves to see things of bea-:.
'e Ed. Cornwell
E fi E R i 0 T �
apt � beaut- Mr. and Mrs.
Gals love Pine
POW= (TORO, LAWN 9075 � �.
ifui, but if we have arx3 family, formerly of_
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in our hearts, it will show in Drive; but now of Parry Sound.
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our fades and our lives. To- visited the Howard- Crass faaa-
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Pkkoring, Ont.
forming a public service ir�tead
show the beauty og God daily in, ily on Friday and Saturday.
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the Editor:
of provides those who do nosh-
`contacts
our work and in our personal Theme. Group d Dunbar-
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.To
ing with amucen:ert at the ex-
is God's purpose, ton United Church had a trip
_ Since I have no 'intention` of
pe� Of ,SOS very fine people -
Personals •. {,o Part Dalhousie on Saturday.
/ .. .
...,--becoming tob involved in a ra-
(By the way that .is the 'way a
.Patsy Jackson returned to A g� time was had by all.
.
ther unimportant subject,. this
MS daily does it - A good rep-
her-home in Trenton on Sun- My. and Mrs. Geo. Birkett
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., shall be my last letter to your
�. is required to check out
day after spending the Past and son Keith, of Gansville,
r e a t o r s O f
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paper on this particular matter,
each story ) As to what type
week with her grandparents :Florida, and Mrs- Ron Birkett,
I must however take issue on
of peen the Ots�erver is. is
Mr. and Mrs. C: I. Fletcher. of Don Mills, visited the E. J.
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your last editorial Just what
agate a matter of opinion
ISbugIas Parkinson' ;s visiting Annie family on Saturday.
'the Mr. the
or MVNUMEI 1 f S
oonsSitufa a snide remark is
which unfortunately only you
in Stroud at home of The convener of Home
obviously a matter of opinion
and depends entirely to use the
can give since you are the only
one who knows for sure.
and Mrs. Brian McCombe. 'Baking Booth at the Kiwanis
Mr. and Mrs. Carter enter- Caval last Friday and Sat-
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• �� DISTINCTION
pbea°ver's owe words on Oust
In closing I should like to say
fairaed the members of their anrdaY, wishes to thank all who
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tonere you are sitting.- Since
that I' am not against a cent-
. Sunday School Classes to a contributed or helped In the
,,:_ you to the trouble of
��ia, column that stirs the
wiener roast on >�°iday evening..��,, It was a sinful von-
for
Th�EE
�EhJERATi�?i�
iloohing over past
p� -then. apathy_
and Miehael Wills, of a lot—to an con-
-Wtor, may I suggest that you
m them angry. But please.
Toronto are visiting their. reed,
_
ilook again? I was referring to
a aesasark made tq a Mr. Jade-
' influencing the O, M_
.if you wish • to be big, then act
big by admitting that there are
arid
pared Mr. and . Mss. Bafrel ; Mr. and- Mrs. H. Robertson
of Kingston. Road and family of No. 2.- Highway
Mrs: Jerry Gagenais, Port motored to Vancouver, and re
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StOff r d BrOSe L�e
;,son about
. .8. Then there was the answer
two sides to every story
in all fairness, present both
is visiting at the home h me last week-end:
Peri]►, g turned o
o
:. 'fo one of our village councillors
about wasting time writing to.
at
- Sincerely yours.
:of Ms and .Mrs Sam Yetman. They had a lovely trip.
Mrs. Florence Frost who was The Afternoon Unit of the- U.
M O N U M E, N T S
your paper. Also look at last
Erika Dragan,
a patieti[' in the Oshawa Hosp- . W, had a pleasant bus trip
o
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no bope to.pick withviIlage
ragan
o wT a
Y onto, on `Wednesday.
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DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY MO �-,3332
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_thea
C,.ouncil, why suggest
, 'Dragon might ' be int-
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they are not doing tl�r job,
they be replaced' Before your
in kDowing that fellow-
or letter last week, we re-
a red 5 phone calls and 4 per_
WEST
RCS V G
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Observer chides others about
doing 'their job, may I su-
sonal calls to the office from
�WPER BLOCK LTD.
)real
gge t that or she as the case
may- be, do his or• her job and
persons who did not agree with
her 'and urging us to keep the
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on Shores ,Saturday evening,
A team of Banta.-rs, madr, up J 14 to end the season
of
!920 CALEDONIA ROAD -- TORONTO
get the fart straight by_ attend-
Observer in the News. We an
not concerned about this, but
mairly of . players from West a itis$ in aid of the church
Rouge, •playing .as Dumbarton
BLOCKS 8a: BRICKS
ing meetings instead of getting
second hand information, This
Mn. Brogan suggeta he the Ob-
United Soccer team recently mid Sunday school.
Mrs. Nancy Watson and her
.'
may counter unwarranted att-
server get his facts straight
.were presented with a trophy, little daughter. Rouge Hill Dr.,
the Protestant
STRUCTURAL STEEL
asks on people who are show-
What facts? The Observer only
asked that Mr. Morley
after, winning
Youth Council Knock Out So- spent a week=z�centl sting
CRANE RENTAL
Ing a sincere interest in- this question
mmmunit by actually per- . has kindly answered this week.
Y
Di-Mn. Watson's grandmother in
'ccer• competition. in Toronto Di-
Milwaukee,
by beating Evangel Hal ;- In the gir]sT Volley Ball lea:
STATION ROAD, PICKERING, ONTARIO ,-
2 to 0, in the final game at St-
Park. The. goals were. sc- e the Juniors played July 9
• Phones: WH. 2-1960 - WA. 2-5103 - MO. i-a91 L-
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aniey - -
owed by Donnie unroeanG ' tal;ir�poinzs ova
'er Doves 2 while in the
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Mike Carter of West Rouge. game,
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Mew"T .7 -
Flu"
Each player on the wuming July Canaries had 4 points to
holds the trop y for one the �n1OT5 gowns
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-SPRUCE {femi iffNlfblNl� ;11,15
team
month ,as there are twelve pl- July 9, Pearls had 4 points a-
ayers. gainst Rubies 2, July 11 Pearls
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CEDAR (semi assembled) •$15.95
Paul Sloane, Rouge* Hill Dr., took 6 points to Diamonds 0.Tli�
+`��marl',� l:r�
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RED W000 METAL FRAME. (al oMapsible) $ 29.96
shot'an exo��' tou _M �( y- Betts and two sons
gh Whitevale .Golf course on Donshire Court, °are visiting
-—RAH$19TM a BOLiC1T9$
Friday, July 6th to qualify for relatives in Prince Edward Is-
the Ontario Junior Golf Ch- land for .6 weeks and Mr. Betts
Tampie f las -'
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BOXES
SANG BOXES
ampionship to be played at will }cin them ;n a couple., of
weeks, when he starts vac-
�An;PORT � D, sotrm DLINBARTDN
4 ft• ft. . 5 '
Liredit. Valley' July 20: Congrat- .his
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Mations and g arc ul �tias
MT. and Ml`s. George Holroyd ' Mrs. -Rita Team a4xl three
ASPHALT SM6LES - ' :.
and -fainly, Friendship.. Ave" sons, Rouge Highlands Dr., is.
3 In 1 - 210 Ifs: per squat's Special $4.95 VW. sgUW*..
are. enjoying 'a cruise .through spe
sister annding d famiholidays-with ault Ste.
WH 2-1621 Q
the Thousand Islands; and will
-' .•Colors TURQUOISE & CINNAMON
holiday-around Gananoque for Marie.
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CASH. A CARRY -- THESE AR�RQT,'SECONDS'
the next two weeks- The West Rouge sports and
Master Peter Smith, Ridge- ecreation- ball-league-started
T�
HO?,STFRING `
wood Rd., is holidaying at the their regular competition . on
Monday evening'at the school
8'[JRI�IITUiR,R .OF ALL I}�TDS REOOVlBii�i
HIGH QUALITY PAINTS
Camp Kasawanak for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Markle, Sr., and should be in full 4QMe,. ivy
CUilTOM WORE
Outside White $6.85 gal. Outside Primer $6.85 gal.
Meaford are spending a week next week with scores -erred
with their son and family Mr. runs ready for the news.
µ "
F7= Ng�TES ..
-
PAINTS _
and Mrs. Tom Markle, -Rouge
Hills. Dr_
." : lll�P(387QM $D. a WII�iIl►80$ D8.
_
DNnVwIN
RED, GREEN, GRAY in,gallons only — $2.95 gal..
Best wishes to Mr. and Hrs. W EST HILL
Dick Jolliffe, Ridgewood Rd.,
PIOSS,RaTGI, ONTAi0I0
-
Excellent for Fences; Garages, Cottages, etc.
who celebrated their'25th wed- World Travel Service
ding anniversary on July 14th. '`No Service Charge.
The molly friends of Mr, Jack
PITTSBNR6N QUICK VELVET LATEX PAINT
Smith, Ridgewood Rd., will be TICKETS — RESERVATIONS
learn that he is roc-
.�- y :
Pleased to
AIR TOURS
A� SEPTIC TANKS `ED
-
EXCeNMIt -eaconOmy- � w�l_� n_2-�s
ovenM-very-- nicely- -following
SEA : ' CRUISES
surgery at -the Lockwood Clin- .
:
QUARTS $1.69 GALLONS $5.53
in and expects to be home this LAND HQTELS
week
COMPLETE SEPTIC TANK S�VK!
L�Is1DL11
. CO. LIM_
•
St Armes Circle of Grace Trawl and Pay Later
-Premb an Guild held a Pot
Y AT. Z�14i2
HI W. TANK:' Muria M - ..
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MT MWEVOINew-
-Imck
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su at the home of
9W la"o
Mea.' Leta MoL.4T, Chestert-
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Pass Three
THURSDAY, JULY 19,1%2 THE PICKERING NEWS
BROUGHAM Ro u e H
ills l s ROSE BAN K on Saturday' July 14th. It a s ;
9 a very pleasant evening
Congratulations to Brougham lViyss Dianne McL�sic is away Happy birthday, to Eddy Syn- many .nice gifts were received
ew,�+rre • nrt^C �iF.AL ESTATE Intermediate Girls' Ball Team, visiting her randpareents at ott, who is having a party on by Miss Bol -
d7J���vg. -a a w:.�oa orris on r.;.,��ay for the next two weeks July 16, for his sixth birthday. Mrs. E. Com utt spent a few
wiiu Qlej<I ; --- -- Mrs. AistHorpe, or Lyson tcd. days in T:rcvnw dtu=u" C �
Tuesday e�emng, winning by A Happy birthday to•Ardie Wa-
Q�pO WH- 2-621 l :.,Residence WH_2--31 �re of_�*-_-�_�gratUl- _�,�;��_be five years ofd entertained friends from Buf- I Orange Parade and the Pick-,
ations to their coach Mr. Qif- on July 16th, also to, Andy falo, this past week. ering Blue Notes Trumpet Band -
ford Emmick who was thirteen. on The Thursday Afternoon Ed c- in their- smart -uniforms
Remember" the Bake'.Sale' on July ck - hre will be held at the home among the marry bands who a-
_� L . MORLE _ n Friday aft- - Mr. and• Mrs. Pekcy Walduff, of Mrs. Lee this week. ttended and were a Fredit to
ernoon, sponsored by Unit No: Mr. and Mrs. G. Jeffrey of Th James' Ch � c of " St. their leaders.
"Ysur Friendly &esiduit AgeTit" 1 of the Brougham U. C. W. South River, visited Mr• and Church, on Rosebank Mrs. J. Wismac from Living -
Miss Sheilah Amis • C.
•holi Mrs. O.• Walduff, �P,ltona Road Rd. North, reported a good Ston, New Jersey, sister of Mrs.
damiss with friends' around Pt. on the.week-end. turnout on July 14th. R. Boys spent a vacation with
2-KIt�GS�'ON gD. W. �.0: BMX �� pa.iy, Bandy and Ronnie Ralstori of - The Lions Bingo is still be- 'Mr. and,Mrs. Boys and family.
- - spent the week -end ing held in the Rainbow Room Beverly Boys is spending a
-. - — -- - Mr. and Mrs. Gibson spent Uxbridge,
• at West Rouge with the jack- few days visiting at Barrie. •
PICKING, -ONTA UO _
the week -end at Parry Sound. with their grandparents Mr. -
Mrs. Jos. Burrows, returned and Mrs. Roy Slattery. Pot up to enjo$125y,
Bring, your M
home after holidaying ,at their Mrs. Gary Aulette, of High friends and enjoy a game; ' of
cottage near Valentia- land Creek, spent Tuesday ev- Bingo. Rouge Pare
The Brougham Pee Wee Ball ening with Mn. B. Wallace, The Picnic for St. James'
team played Claremont one- Bob Walduff had them or- Church will be held on July 17,
" � Mr. and Mrs. Ken Westbrook
'JOHN • at tyre Greemvood Park. have returned from a two -
ening last week, winning by a tune to strair;'his shoulder mus- Congrat atiom to Mr. and
score of 15-11. They also play- cles on Saturday, so will be off Mrs Morns Meade on the birth week vacation at Beaverton,
INSURANCE - bartow*inning 28— a week
Dun 17: work for where they reported having a
Mr. acid . English of their baby grand time.
- P �� ASSURANCE /�C � The friends and neighbors a Sincere s ati3 is ress-
VE" visited his sister at Oshawa on �� 0 Mrs. Grawbarger_ wish her a s y
COMPANY LTD• Sunday '' ed to. relatives and friend of
Master Richie Annie celeiaa- spay recovery, at the Ajax Mrs Platt, Sr. of"MiLe Grove
LIFE AUTOMOBILE — FIRE ted fourth birthday on Sat- Miss Daisy Ryall, a former Hospital. who passed away recentlY.
resident, who once lived with MT. and Mrs. W. Martin cele- -Ave,' Mrs Charlie Thompson has
107 KINGSTON ROAD EAST urdaY• Mr, and Mrs. Geo. 'McConnell, brated' their 45th wedding an- Iaeft for Scotland for. a visit
W% apt . Congratulations to two young niversary with a douse party
--�OAar. Suri.■ lies■, Al— Sireppi-R COOe' students, . who were successful passed away in Toronto last over the week -end. Best wishes with relatives. Our best wishes
rb ofer C"erw. M Or � in the mid -summer examina- "week. The funreral was held in to them both. o go with -her -for a happy holi-
c� tions of the Royal Conservatory the city on Monday. Nancy Basetroid,' of Scarbr�ro
dayand safe journey home.
of Music, held at the Ladies • Mr. and Mrs. Don Hedges is spending two weeks: vacaf io_ n,
-- College, Whitby: Marilyn White and famil3r. attended the wad- co
APPRAISALS Grade 2, Piano, with First ding of -their niece, Miss Mari- visit
urg her aunt, Mrs S Cott,
- - orie Neil. in Greenwood!HURIAR AM
t Mr
United. of Oakwood Drive - _
Y . Piano, w� on we
_ G �UE,W I I.
Grade2 �R --
Sir: and Y --Slat re E>f' E7shawa:--nn Sates: —
OA® lE)(TRIOR PAINTING
'
(Gladys Newell) '' 'at Newcastle on Thursday vis- have
Mrs• Bili T.ow�ner
Sting Mr. •and Mrs. bTurray ve her b home amain Happy' "birthday to Susan Su -
i bay a
_gf��—�—.)fiskerinq Villo�a ---- from the Scarboro Fiospitai, mmei, who celebrated her 7th
i?ayne-sad- p � 1� 1
Regi-Estale Fg. 2 7801
miss. Susan Miller,` Whitby. r.��le—Baker-is-' Ter with�:
WS. 3-5770 or .Toronto WA. 3-952.3 Cobourg � holidaying with her grand- in„ in Uxbridge Hospital. and young friend;.
T;fimple 8.1441 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thos: should soon be home, - Miss Joyce Keith formery of (Fo:Mer:3- A. R.. H_ M) _
.t?FWtby Mobawt &4703 - English We 'are sorry to report Mr. Brock Road and now living in
` �'m. Palmer -Teas had. to return B .£ d a visit xo her old
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell, free Estimate
w■., lwghwaY' S6 Mil• f•+r d 4u"bOrr•"• No 2 Iligl.we� _ Grace and Garry, called on Mrs. to�the UzbridrLe Hospital. friends a short while Sao. Her
Matthews one evening of last The Sarco plant closes down 1 parents who were well' known this week -end for the annual Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hubbard I h i '
week• here are in fairly good" -health. O�,e TErlple 221
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rowson twcrweek staff vacation, had the )niter's father Mr. Ha
l 1 Balled on Mr- . __ The Baptist Church will hold i -
3R. _&JUFRED. of=st-somas.
ST• �E I and Mrs. 1 J -Gray: -oft -Sat nual picnic this. Saturday milton spend a day visiting
_ at Stouffville Park. Tyre con- them' last Wednesday: -
T �j A j1�j�rt �r day, Mr. arrd Mrs. Cliff Hubbard
L. 1I _A_� GTL Mrs. J. D' Mairs: a s -�trs- the ioq js asked to meet at attended the Decoration Day
K. C. Pascoe. and DO nna• Debbie the r.anchurch at 2D P` a at Whitevale and had dinner fl f s Shoes
.,: IP 1 C K E R 1 N 0 and Denise, spent a few . days Mr. and Mrs. Don Hedges at,
M V=PJ NARIAN lasl week at their cottage on tended the massed -band con- with Mr. and Mrs Howard
Lake. on .
cert in Whitby Park Sun- Ztrrner of.. Whitevale NEW B jl CK . ST�
_ ami _. - — -El�uw
Iloeilitiies Old Rosebank Rd. North Mr. and Mrs. R. Robinsonr,� Claremont RecRreation a vacatioe with her sister Mrs. re.a�R; - ss�a (irk �
GAF1ERiN4 SERVICES and - daughter, of Washington, Committee commences Swim- Harry, Kamer.
(Seating '100! �.�. I'+jO. $, F C]cer�IIR D. G is vis3tiag her sister Mrs. 9 -with Paoksed 86oes. Q061it" g'&
ming Classes on July. Mrs.. Cordon Carter held a -
D. A- Beer. ,y would-be swimmers being shower on Wednesday, Juiy 11 _602 COrrWtlr E�eted 1Hdlre•
TEIEPNONIs Miss Glad s Witter, of Tor- d to TripwE, Gooden Isaeeled
~,3 _-SOS Z elephone TE. 9-1822 onto, also Mr. D. •L Witter, of registered. Mrs, Helen Vizley is for Miss Doris Bolton who was
Montreal; ural ei-d--- their aunt, Instructress. Mrs. Marie Neal, married to Mr. Robert Perry pie pripfle■s i `
j� D ASopeP`TE. 9-1504 Mrs. Matthews: on Saturday• who is a qualified Red Cross
Instructress. has -kindly offered �� p FA west 0
wedding took. tam ball i.team. broke his ankle
OPTOMETRIC LONG pIST/lNC! CALL place at 3-00 P. m. on satur pupils. addit-
July •14, at the home of Mr. large number of pup last week. while sliding into the S 34 lit W.
-V1SlON CARE a sa110 lona) help is needed Thanks h
and Mrs. John Knox, Hampton home plate. ��� ��
when Ctseir .elder daughter -Bet- extended to those who gave
(N� T•R Cu.e■1 -- It has been announced that — i
jpNlr L i1,ir,W80N, R.O. donations: Scouts; Cubs. Mot- — —
en Ann I nurse -in -training at the siuma3 Claresrrwith a twist
hers L A.,• Guides and Brown- --
PLEASAM STREET the Oshawa Hospital) became Tournament along with aTwist —
im; Legion and Legion Auxil- contest will be held on August
Wr UrERPOGt to. SOUTN) the bride of Grant Dawn son the Women's Institute.
FW>K1M"N'S SAY Monteith, Monteith, Ri*hi of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Down. �' 17 and 18.
The bride, given in marriage by Brougham Union Masonic Lod'
-
')EYES EXAMINED i CO. her father, looked lovely, dress- ge, and .Claremont School e -
� PITTED end REPAiND. CNARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Master Leo Saweeklo spent
ed in white and 'carried a bou- stew days last week visiting
EYll�lii (L W. WNL C_A_ Ll-& quet-of red and white roses. Her .
- LICENSED TRUSTEES his grand -Parents, Mr and
fX APPOINrMiMT. TE. f-2601 sister "Pat", dressed in mauve Mrs, B. Wills, of Scarboro. P �4a riiin�
,yes' O.Iw..a • St*e#erd and carried Yellow, .mums, was .an ISR v
Mr- and. Mrs- J• McGuire en-
Orbewe RAndeiph 53x27 , bridesmard. Rev. Read, of Sun- tertained Mr. and Mrs. J. Ken-
liJRT R WATERS, Ca. -= Berland,, was the �-y of Toronto, over the - - D �� �� BIRTHDAY CAKES
— - ;
SEAWAY vyNi•.beu s osgD •minister, and ' Kenneth Knox, �ED t
WATER SUPPLY brother of the bride was soloist. week�rrd, and' on Saturday ev- •R
Over forty guests including ening Mr. and Mrs. L. Glov-
WHlteltall 5-139? er of Brampton. t/c
seven 'grandparents, enjoyed a Mr, and Mrs. K. Goodwin of I' Y SANDW Eiw
24-HOUR SERVICE MW MORTGAGE: ARRANO� - c oro visited on Sunday at
7 DAYS A WEEK - Alio. secoND MORTGAGES LUTHERAN CHURCH — the home •of OU -Mr. and Mrs. J. MAIN —�� . pK �Nd �pisi
.00 for 500 GAIS. AVAIWLE FOR ADDITIONS West Hill. Rennie•
ursda evenin
• ercice....the - -
W 0"or 1500 CAIS. Sunday School...... 1. pie went to the Maples for, a ` '
WE ALSO WRCNAS! OR LOAN All services at the Galloway Rd. leg
ON EXISTING MORTGAGES. public school, between King- Mrs and then back to e f and
Mrs. Bob Madill's home fora REFRI�ERAT{ON
IF YOU REQIIIRi�ANY MORTGAGE Ston Road ,and Lawrence Ave. campfire.
FINANCING a,FOR FAST Kingston Rd. Bus Stop No. 31 The ;Young People of the Un-
TE�PLE TAXI "Charter Membership Roll" ited Church have a', good -will - -- -
000)lTEOUS SERYICEr CALL - Now Open protect on the go. They are out s -ts Sm'ce
Is pleased to announce, �V�EY E IRELAND EvEIn°`E WELCOME cutting grass on Wednesday
Bruno I. Ederma, Pastor arid Thursday for those- who CpIriMERCIAL AND DOMESIC
—Answering Service.'—AND COMPANY eeea1ea=�aee'eeaaeea need' it done. - E :
George Renshaw, son of Mr. -AIR —CONDITIONING
r -
.. � � and•- Mrs. Alvin Redshaw and � .
Is NOW O"EREQ TO epairs To. All es _
._. 7 r for the Claremont Ban-
for information. call.
TORO
ONTARIO f
LONE
E love) bouffet lunch. The bride • • _
«� "961 Y Pickering WH. 2.1517
TbVIs9�1 1� �ANEiC�lE'�[.., and groom left later for awed-
7 "■� QNE u ding trip in the .. North, after
TE�pts 0.171D MA. iMtl which• they will take' up I --
ence , on. his farm.
Mrs. L. Sheppard and Miss .. SMALL MOTOR SERVICE
• Muriel Sheppard of Iondale :a f
I,1 COL E N D ALE • ' Heights, visited with Mr. and -
A t ER Mrs. D. A. Beer on Saturday. ',Repairs TO I•awmOwM 6d1*M Tf8C�01'S i
pPPL1ANCE :_W e o t. —
- 1 1 1 ,o Mr, and Mrs; E. Perry f S
SERVICE WELLS DUG • CLEANED' vQ -Thomas' visited Mr. and
Mrs. u�„ � � �� � �fiIl� for ,S
DDEPENED George Perry Sunday.
1Rw
on Sun Y
10~ ..IMA�RS TO SEPTIC TANKS, Mrs. Healy miff Mr. and Mrs., ---- ILA111miOW01' �A11TL1Tt1Tv
- ]N@'1'ALLED • CLEANED d McDonald of Toroto, . called on s
WAiNERS, DRYIES sob Tei 6 Ems11 ToSunday-
Ta""
Ti1Ri " 1�17Si ��„ our Immeah" � Mrs..Lemmon on Sunday yrs S�I Motor 0* M1
Mr, and Mrs. Wm Knox also se's■J
T * Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm y/� 1�
"+ a �• t�YLri PLUMBING were, at Hampton on Saturday, •� !WK i
attending the wedding of their I
\FAW YOM -1317 .. .PIC - -_
and
•damsbtex
� •��"NRS �' � _ . �:-1Ep. 8•EIEi _ . Knot t
. WH. Gran Down.
Pace Facer THE PICKERING NEWS.,--THUIRSDA`l', JULY 19, .1
MssR>t>t>t>ts=■s►eosissiaoasnz v.-zer .of :,.abour, Oshawa, will The Brooks family, Mrs. Ked- Agriculture Church Service in to the wedding and reception Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cla
�v_Ye a. C.L.y open -the Park. The del and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Iced- The Oid Stone Church, near: of • Margaret Neil -and -Bruce have left on a holiday, tr
-t/f j -c-E-wood _IJ C w' yin H _ av -holic aging in Kenni- - Beaverton. Johnston. ening to the Prairies to visa
is Hvrae-Baking Sale at the bunk Port; Maine, for L Q week. , and Mrs. _ _. `TL
irirti5 Edi Ormerod attend- former minister here,
s_r,��.pl"•1 gjjQG booth. Miss Joyce Tcuiiey aisd friend ertained Mr, and Mm Walter ed the wedding of a niece last Mrs Moore, in Saskatoon.
vacation School will be held -of Brampton, visited her par--- -Phelps, of Montreal, on Friday Saturday, at Oxbridge. Jur .church choir pr6-A
Dual -Control from -tae 233rd to the 27th bf � en:ts over the week -end. last. .. _ _ Mrs• D. Clark L entertaining•. the music for the Me�mt
Late Model Car JWy, at the Sunday School Several from our comniun- - Qn Saturday, July 14, the her sister-in-law from Nova Day Service at Whitevaile, ;
PhorL : WEM-1141 bony ity attended the ' Federatidn of ,.- United Church Women catered Scotia, this week. _ Sunday afternoon.
2f no answer, phone 728-0082 _ _ - - -
Ajax And PTckarlrg- Geheral
Hospital
As donatiors aria pi cd. 'for
the Ajax and Picker g Gener'
al 'Hospital Bu"cling Fau d" FAss-
ed the 83.`.0,004 mark this pas -
week, planning for the new
,city -type" hospital reached
--new -stages.
-- The Hospital' Building -Com-
mittee, hcldmg weeklymLet
-.
: lags with architects and con-
sWtan s, :s. discssing actual
building materials and position-
ing of power a --id l:ghting for
the 82,348,00 hospital:
j Some tein . se -s -of plans for
- the. -building ware regsimd in
the early stages, and in recent
weeks; as many- as f:: e sets f >r
individual ' rooms have been
= completed , aad a p j>rove i The
hospital group res-Pr.sible f?r
planning t!'e rte» buildir4, is
" odmprised of Ct.L.rt i. George
Robinson, Harry Boyes, Dr: D.
'I. Gove, Ben Rudeli, in
the hose :a
The;; mee- with represemat-
~ives o` ^raie aa1 Zf_'i(Jea,-Ar^h-
itects, and :he- l-:ospi.a: corgi .1-
- - 'iS fir A gn .&' aR Peckham
and A,.;c:ciale- Star`€ rrzrnbers
of -the hospltu+, s,..ch as Adnan -
1 1ira•or Kenneth blacinnis, ake
S ma,nr t�:mss: in the planning
and aencza:. ode .the work
.'flow:
- "Each of 're n --.v hpspital de-
-part.. ieiiAs
e-.•._part:-►er.ts is a study in itself",
says Mr. Mac'n. "?or' exam
pie—•rich .-x rgen outlets, you
- must plans care€uay. Once you
,..get the*~i" in yo;, can't •change
them„
NL: lVi 3':n"' : says that plan-
ning for the new b4lidinS :s on
schedule, allhough some time
awa:rs for ?e -s on cons ruc-
tion Tine tsl:' for. tenders, he
_ aaid, will be anvsou.wed ttirough
r._pubI:city and advertising.
As, the ;:3:ming stages, prog-
34eas for the new building, the
treed for new facilities contin-
ues to grow; as reflected in six-
morxh figures' for patient eat -
t. The :�im
mber of out-pat-
ients treated for the Unt balt
of 1962 was 24MI, an increase of.
-- .512 over .1961's Figur ie of 191c1.
'This iact+eaee reflects in the
mumber of x•-ays, taken at the
: >bospital, as we°1 as the munber
of emtrgewy casts handled.)
`'Both depar---vents saw heavies
demmd for does
While the namber of in-pat-
!ents fer Lae first six months
of the year rose from 1293
(1961, iimt ha:`) to 1317, there
was a dr>p in tae number rd
nom, (Final tabc.:atign of fig-
ures for the _Pernod will be re -
eased by th- hospi.tal shorty i.
liear.:vhile, offlci" ,of the
campaign r,in•3 reported the
total of dc'r.-tio:-s and pledges,
has passAd the 8350, ;nar:�.
This f:Ku:e• rep:,eser-4 70 per-
-sert of t;.e'~` M) public'sub-
�cr �;ien ob,je-Aive. The. cami)-
-1'n untia the
i•,S' dial is built:".
,,We -ontir_ue to receive dor--•
2`io:r and g;f-Ues at a steady.
.pace' said a campaign spokes-
aar:. �'Fhia' out total does not
ri=se as rapidly as it did at the
besinnirro o the campaign,
contirues at a satisfactory
rate."
He said a r,%imber of local in=
dustries have yet to indicate
ghat the: r -,pledges win be, be -
FOOD
'MARKEI,,
Rouge' Hills
- -- PRICES EFFECTIv. ��
On .No: Z-iwX.
iust East oi= . Rouge B�icge Thurs:, Fit. $c Sat
Open Every Evening T111 1,00 p.m. Except Thur s. &_Fri. Till 9.00 p.m. : '1JULY 20 21 760e
Strictly Fresh, Grade A Large, Loose.. Bring your own cartons CANADA PACKERS MAPLE LEAF
` 12 oz. Round Tins
C u � ---, -- -- -- -- - - .
ARD
_ __ - 21
bs.:
_ OZ. - tSave 150 '
-YORK- fAW-Ra1Vovra --- (Save 27c� - Pinf--l3ric --- - IAAQvntain View Canada .Ch
I• - -_ _- - - -89c 2-Ibs. � sit®
se +Cea.r fo Tomatoes 4 for 79c
Large 28 . oz. tins - (Save ' 15c)
YORK Canada Fancy Frozen (Save 10c) .55C
PEAS & CARROTS :. 2 We- Pkg. 39c Hyatt's Canada Choice 15 oz.tin
Half Ib. Pkgs. .__..�SHORTENINO
tswvE 1�c,_
MAPLE LEAF Peas 4 for 59c
Large 16 oz. jar w �a..a (Save 11 e) _-
-•
2
f01 SWIFT'S PARD .15 oz. tins
CEO FOOD
fnr -9t ^M'-- 'nA mullHEES■ (Save 14c) X '116F
SLICES-4.SALAD BOWL Giant 32 oz. jar 9C
(SAVE lOc) (plain, Pimento and Nippy) Sad Dressing
SWIFT'S r6OLDEN DEW' (R --
egwiar) (Sava' Zlo)-60YRl1.
i i So 12 Oz. Time
\
>t ■�1 ■ yA'D ■ ■'men 'K <s
-BANQUET Canada Fancy (Sm 7c) CHARIONNEAU (Save frown 4e to 10e) Lags Ph&
GOLDEN CORN .::. 20 oz. tins 4 for 79c Biscuits
• -•
SCHIKARTZ (Save Tc)16 os AD Y es . -., 2Qp v
PEANUTBUTTER .f ff79
c FRESH MWNCED BEEF ...:.:_. 21bs. 89c
ARTHUR'S Small Link
Blade or Short Rib (� bin Removed)11131. ac.ROAST Or ansa e 1 Ib. Tray -45'
SKINLESS ARTHUR'S (YAC -PAC)
W100SW � • � �• ._--27,:' '
b.
Boneless: Rolled Plate Broske
FRESH Grade A Ove.W Ready :GARDEN 'FRESH FRUIT • & VEGETABLES
1b. 9c .-CHICKENS - 4quirt
abasket�;$129R640"grF ing or Barbecuing Average 3 BLACK CHERRIES . .......
FRESH_ MINCED •STEAK ....:.....:.. M. 79e No. 1 Home Grown Slicing
SLICED RINDLESSCUCUMBERS .... :. S~ for 29c
BIREAKFST BAA49C good time to pickle) or ii quart )lecke! 79c
. . . . - . . . . . .
A smallnuMber of "clean-up"
- c2ifapaigns`c'oua -fin-Acker- _ •
• r
�. - _No. 1 Nome Grown Tasty-. Field
Ing Township, although the UMP .' a-A�ST j _ _..__
tnslor home ca-:,rass hffi beets _.TOMATO.ES .......:....' .,- .... '.. 2 lbs. 49e
computed• FRESH
Last -week, tie hospital rec- No. 1 Iceberg C asp _ -:- La a Heads
eived aFprov4 io erect a sign L E T T U G� E _ rg
aoting—•"Mis is the Site of the CHICKEN ... .: y 2 for 29e
New Ajax and PiekSring' Gen- No. 1 Nome` Grown
eras HoiPltai^. (6th awd 7th Ribs)' ,._ _ . _ - _Large. 11 i17eeRt basket :
NEW POTATOES ..... • ..... 79c
Standing Prime -RIB ROAST : Ib. 69c -
•1 Firm, Golden Ripe-
GREENII�OOD -.-
_ _ _. _ . _..__LUCAS...ARTHUR S SMOKED PICNIC
--fiber the Variety Show. - A N a N A $ ........... y . ': 2 Ibs. 29C
at the Official Opezring of the - - FRESH
tY Centre. on
- '. .
JAY 28 Tea. -- -
or cr-ro �aii The C RASPBERRIES.....: " 2 ' -Ores 49C
be Master of Cenorries, abd-
tb. floes M Starrs�, Mh�-
e an. _
w t
- on . _ , _
_ 874 Grenoble Blvd .July
11 : Pick Beach - 1T at
kenng mach
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Dunbarton
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'TfiURSDAY. JULY 19THE PICKERING NEWS
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Julyrt Bch. at
Girls-
_ T 1n� President, Mux A. MacDougai,
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_.. _ .. ... jj presiding. Mrs. Harding c°
The U. C. W. met last Wed- Council �ae ducted an impressive Devotion-
"The
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nes at the home of Mrs. al Period, dealing with
Community". A
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Wrn. Gates, with - Mrs. Cecil It has been agreed by Coun- Church in our
Mrs, Walter Carson ell that the Village assume the playlet was Presented by mem-
"'mor-
Ed'itor's Note: This w"k we are turning the Observ-
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Jones and-
in charge of the meeting. Fol- connection between Mill. Str., berg of Group 4..erttit�led
Rodger". This ill
er`s Slides. over to Ir�oeve C. E. Morley, who at our re -
'to
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lowing the Worship, Mrs, Jones and the 401 interchange as. a rying about
uest has taken an in band answer some of the Ob-
read an article by Astronaut village street' on the under- ustrd'ted the valu looking for
SoryK`g questdOns, Whie�V'were asked in a recent eoi—umn
13
Johrr�len '"Why I know there standing, that the Department to young people
God". Miss Betty Gates of Highways bear 100 per cent �ositioah®. The basis of this was
To The Editor: -
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gam a inspiring, paper: on the of the cost of constricting this from Chapter 3, in the Study
Bible. It was decided to ask piece of road. The motion was Book - "Youth in Trans-htr°n"
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At your request, the following answers are given to some
"One
f1
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MTs, Gerald 'Westgarth of Pef- made by Councillor Ron Wat- A spirited discussion followed
of the statements which appear in the Man's Opinion"
.BRAND NEW
lerlsw, to sing at the church son surd seconded by Councill- Miss Joan Petty was pianist
colurnn by '"rhe Observer" in your issue of July 12.
"For Scde
service on August 5, • when Mr. or Len Burmingham, a for the twoeym pi -arnt -also eon-
Sinunonds, of Glen Up for paving in the Viiiage tributed two piano solos.
• • .
"Village Council would do well to at least attempt to
-NATURAL GAS VUANACES
Claude
Major, will be guest speaker. this year are the following st- The business period was brief,
the Air•
been
mote the use of their industrial lands'. The Observer has been
4M Rental Water Heaters; Oil
The, meeting closed with hymn Teets: All of Hiley Ave., up to leaving the PWuimg of
Turkey Supper on October
asking for publication, of the business And actions of Council.
to
owams and Furnaces, C-140et-
14g, and the Benediction. .Lincoln aveue. to make Hiley a nual
Committee,
I would point out'that ordinary business, in attempting secure
� aervrioad, from - $7.S0
Mrs, IIton Hobbs and boys complete paved•unit. The whole 17, ,to the Finance
�'� Present a report at
or promote new lines, do not advertise in the paper, either
Asir about our 12-wwnth
of peterboro are visiting friends of Elizabeth street is also to be who
• the August meeting. Letters
their thoughts on the subject or what they are doing about
g 3
- Waranty on oU burners.
here. paved this year,
read from Norway House
the subject for the edification of their competitors, and if any -
;�Isrthorisad Dealer !or Censure+-
Alas Oil lnstWhM0ns,
MTs, Ralph Price and Mrs. Catch basins have been Inst- were
Nelson and son, of Torun- alled on Christina, Elizabeth and Overseas Relief, expressing
thing 1S .competitive, .it is the securing of .industry to a nun-
ow and
"` -MILLER HEATING
Jack
to spent the week -end with and and Sherwood,' west• and gratitude for our contributions,
icipality. Only the accomplistied fact can. be safely published.
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SPECIALISTS
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Mr. and Mrs. Winton White, the Works Dept., is sealing up After the benediction, a delic-
roils lunch was served by the
June 14. "In the Village -of Pickering there are some. con -
g
9 Tudor St. Ajax - WH2-3491
• Several Junior Farmer mem-, cracks in the other. paved str-
hostesses: Mrs. Todd Mrs. W.
siderable changes in the Zoniztg Bylaw which are being con-
ttf)
theJuni
t;ers, attended the Junior Far-
r- Hollinger, Mrs, Harding and
sidered"-these changes which are being considered are mainly
ing Township..TEmple 9-1466.
mer Field Day oro,
Mrs ��
for purposes of clarification. .There are one or two minor.
Y S E D CARS
Saturday' Cherrywood
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sones
News Today
changes in land use which have, been requested, and I think
- -...Qbod Stack Of Depeeidabie
visited Mr. and Mrs. David regular meeting of theSubseribe to The
only one of these two or three will be even interesting in a very
Clean Cara, As Low As .
pagan at West. Hill. on Sun- U. C. W., Cherrywood, was held Only $2.50 a Year
small degree to other than the affected residents.
525.00 Down
D. i J. MOTORS
-.Groek
Mr. and Mrs. B• Jamieson
June 21. "Reeve Morley - what is. tile .,tory about the pro- _
new,County Buildings?" Mr. J. Sherman Scott; Reeve of
Road 3 No. 2. Highway
Pbone -- WH 2-2219
visited Mr, and - Mrs.. Geo. T.
Todd, Cherrywood, on Sunday.
posed
the Township of Pickering, is Chairman ii of the County Property
;For Sale --' baby carriage, play
Misa_ Mary. -Jean Jamieson _- -- DRUGS LTD -
spent the week-eiid with Miss �O
Committee, and this..,ques-tinn might, ,m -)re properly be directed ,
to him. However, any work that, has been .done on - new County
high
Lynn Hannafgrci, at Orillia. es
Buildings up to fhL pont,. has been explgratorp, and fol the
pen, basinetUe, chair, push-
CERAMIC TIL E
. -sof 401 at Bay. Rides Plaza
,chair, jump -seat. TV set; desk,
pouf, dining-tabllt, sewing table,
-The annual Sunday School --- - ---- - -- -
Picnic will be held on Saturday PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
-- : until -meetings -are ---
purpose" °f urformatiort for Cciunril Co i
public:' -and` there is a Coaarii Meeting, I. -am advi_sed`, on July -
carpet TEmp}e.9-3614,
July 28, at the Greenwood Con-
Coss — - -
. ETI�S SUNDRIES BABY -NEEDS
24, which could be one• of .the .more interesting Council Meet- -
i -
mom, a a. � �n e. L�� - .
For Sale - OaisR-�iniiieg-
suite, 3-4 bed, brand new mat-
-
Perhaps Pickering Village is a "sleepy little village", but it
rens and sprue: dresser. Sing-
NEWS -
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is more correctly deficribed as being 'ti "dormitory municipal-
- er sewing machine, drop head
AUDLEY •�,
STORE HOURS: -
rty" where peopte wpto work elsewhere have their homes, in
.
'take
All hk good condition. Phone
The closing program for the
which the great majority a gond deal of pride; the best
.Temple, 9.23+1?
Vacation Church School, was 9 p.117.
held on Friday afternoon in the WEEK DAYS DAILY 9 a.m.
of schools to educate their children,' their choice o! churches.
if they so detiire, accessibility to Metropolitan cenrtres'for their
+ R6cd Estate
church where the classes had
the week. The and HOLIDAYS 1 p -1n• fO 5 P•fn•
,
livelihood, shopping and the -belt of recreational facilities within
•1�IOt)S�E for SALE - five -room-
.been held during SUNDAYS
Bial
easy,. commuting distance....
ed icame bungalow, on Guild
Junior Class; under Mrs. .
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Road. Conveniences. For infor-
Guthrie, conducted the Wor y. _ -. -
The Observer says "I merely say that the Council should ex-
tmat;oar tail at 47 Guild Road,
ship Service, and sang two
PICKERING PHONE Whitehall 2.596►1
plain what it is doing, and if the lack of news. means:. that it
-. Pickering.
ship The primary Class, und-
is doing nothing, then it should be replaced."
- •(t!)
er Mrs. " Puckrin, sang two t
S.". -
songs, and anmered questions
I repeat again, that the meetings of- Council are public, that
- H uW FOR -room,
elder home. commercial area
on
from the Bible''. The Kinder-
the WR i5f news mmsot be iaid tu the door of the eounefflers.
as there is no obligation to publish, verbatim, the discussions
attractive. �-160.
garten Class, -uncles'. Mrs Ron
Fifty-
o! Council or tr sed the minutes only, If there is a lack of -news
--
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lsir*sM't Bsa�
ortRen
Cwt, sang two numbers,
Ud
three of the'fifty-ee en WILLIAM G 'LAWSON
then the only interpretation which can be placed u i Is
� y erP P� �,
a lack of interest in the work of Council, or the knowledge
_ -Por �1e _ 5 -wonted
Ten .Ttgistered, received attend-
The children's
surd satisfaction thin the limits laid by law and
that, t
�t
bargAlow. garage, all oonven-.
i~eseEa. eoitdiian. Apply; S.
a� certificates.
work was on display for the _
financial circumstances,the Council i9 its duties
t•
IL blah', 86 Christina Creemol,
mothem and friends to observe.
ratepayer, and sincerely
to tb satisfaction• o! the this we lanes
Refreshments were served on ' -
�-
ib the interpretation _
the Lawn.
i DOWN PAYMENT $1� During the week, the children
Bible on
Wft
As long as rile Observer is willing to confine his statements
to ems at hand, and if time is available, sacrifice himself
F&hVoet Bah, 4 -room sustmer had classes io: study
cottage. , "'line Bible",, songs, games,
wintes�ised. excell-
@HuRcH ST. N. Pj UMM, ONT. sufficiently to attend meetings of Council, and fiiid out true
eaR esetdltionti SareB�. crafts and w°nattip Periods. On
- facta..tlrcn his column ean.,be of great value to the c°mmundty, .
"
� lot �y gs� sun- Monday, Rev. M. Buttars led
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- =� - . but, if, on the other hand, conscientious.. and hard-working in.
aooa� evergrw n shade reee. A. the worship and told a mission-
dividuals are to have their integrity - questioned by Inferences
e ��� s Other assistants Durk
then I feel that the Observer could well reconsider his posit%f
SM. or i tnnox 3.89M (Tor- blg fife week were: Mrs. Dick
- and direct his remarks toward the impmve:rheat of the oomnrootia-
Puckrin, Susan Pollard,' Joyce
,. __ ' .• (dug 16) �• Smith. Anne Guthrie, Eileen
'Jo Puck
ity rather than the dragging down of individuals.
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- Guthrie, Astley, Nancy
rein and Mia. John Puckrin Peg-
As the people of the Villa g+e of Pickering know, I am available
"are the
_ -To Rent gy Squire. and Lynda Puckrin
asCouncillors, to speak at meetings or answer question -
GOARD i Roots -- in Picker- pianists•
Sunday
at any hour on da of the week. I personalty would be
Pleased to supply information to the Observer at anytime. - - --
TWIRLIH & Y
Village. Central WH2-1645.r- Both Church .and
School will be closed on Aug -BATON
CYRIL E. MORLEY
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To Rent - on August 1, stone •ust 5 and 12. On July 29, Ron-
Matheson, candidate for
ALI■ GIRLS IN PUERiN6 TOWNSHIP :
ltaarse. oil -heated, hardwood •�'
• the ministry, will be in charge
i
PICKERING TOWNSHIP SOFTBALL LEAGUE
noors, three bedrooms. A of the service.
,tire place' All cotnveniences.
Mrs• Stewart Mc-
-
TEACHER — MISS SHARON BROWN intermediate Girls-
' ^at
r Mr. and
LarBe. lawn and garden. Picker- 1 Beth • and Alex., of
" • Former Teacher Of Renowned - July 9 - French. Bay - 9, Greenwood =0
-?E: 9=1466
Morin Heights, are stayurg a
CATHAIiIhiE.S-Ht' g�pPFR4 T•_ty 10 - � -Ridges - 1 at Brougham - 44 _
Juvenile Girls-
th e home of their cou ins, Mr,
_�- - - h
e an. _
and -Mrs. -Heck Richards. e
McG�d& are planning on
- on . _ , _
_ 874 Grenoble Blvd .July
11 : Pick Beach - 1T at
kenng mach
-
Dunbarton
3$
BERRY PICKERS
�.
making their home in this area.
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h 15 -
Julyrt Bch. at
Girls-
Brough am
T
-WANTED
ftipbe -ries-" July 19, on-
Age 15 years and up. Paying 5
x E irarribers
are.pleased fo'hear he is'.
injur-
_
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Mr. J11n Hayes at 839-2865 -Bey Ridges
July 10'- Ymb. B -ay = T4 = at-
July 11 - Cherry -wood - 59- at
-- : Woodlands ---."''r
Pickering Beach
: 7-
—
7
cony a pini. Peter Skhsk, +�
Ing a g recovery from
ies received in a. motorcycle
868 Medlin
Ave.
July 12 - Dunbarton - 43 '- at
-Greenwood
8 --
Roseban Road. North. Oneaccident
mile d No. 2.
.in Whitby a ' few
MidyM Boyce
July 9 - Greenwood - 12 - at
Dunbarton
13
IjW 26)
weeks ago,
July it - Dunbarton 1 - at
Audley
.- LIGHT CARTAGE -
.BRAND NEW
Bantam Boys- .
July 10 - Greenwood - 0 - at
Fr enchman's Bay
. ' 28
Light cartage. Half -ton VW
July 10 -Claremont - 22 - at
Brougham
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14
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July= 11 - Frch. Bay 12 - at
Claremont
� Dunbarton
23
0
A79antic 2-2W9.
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July 12 - Brougham' - 3' - at
Liverpool
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Wanted -
- - —
FA1RP0 RT AND-.DUNBARTON
YOLKSWAGENS
AS LOW AS -.
P~ W� "r�-
July 9 - Greenwood - 6 - at
Dunbarton 16 at
Chernynwood -
Bay Ridges
8
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July 9 - - -
WANTED
Wanted
A New Hardware Store in Your" Neighborhood
$195.00
Down
July 9 - Brougham - •15 - at
July 10 - E. Woodlands - 12 - at
Claremont _
Greenwood'
11
3
EkPerienc..
waitresses,
for dight and day shifts. Part
UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY
July 10 - Cherrywood - 4 - . at
July 11 - Claremont' - 14 - at
Bay Ridges
'Cherrywood
. 1T
10 ' ;
or full time. Good wager phone
TEmpie 9-2666, between 11.00
�%
hat A Few Steps West of uyerpool Road S.,
Prices Have Not ItKTeBfed
.July 12 - Dunbarton - 17 - at
Brougham
28
- - a. in. and 5.00 P. m,
CERAMIC TIL E
. -sof 401 at Bay. Rides Plaza
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SAB AN
E A V E S' T R
0 0 0 H I N G
_ .PLASTER
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F I N G
- STONE
PATIOS
1Just around the comer from new 1',G A store)
MOTOR SALES LTD.
T"OSTONB
r jj�.
General Manager, Gordon D[Ilabough
334 RITSON ROAD S.
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R�AIRS "� �
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CONCRETE DRIVES. ETC.7"1'
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FRS S HARDWARE
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BAY
OSHAWA DIAL 7�3es�
.•ipON't300DWIN .
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�I«1Wooa. int..
Phene V"
S.". -
many people in this part of Ontario. They have installed the
;nest modern restaurant equipment for the comfort of their
------+customers. and it is their aim, at al times, o satisfy their
patrons. Visit this friendly restaurant in Ajax, and become one '
of 'their many satisfied friends.
AJAX FLOOR SANDERS SUPPLYING MOST
EXPERIENCED FLOOR SERVICES
43 WOODHO SE CRESCENT WH 2-5590
In reviewing outstanding businesses and professions of Ajax,
it is only proper that we include some of the highly -skilled
trades. Headed, at the top of 'this group, we find one of
Ajax's oldest and most -trusted firms is Ajax Floor Sanders,
Which was founded eight years ago, •by "Don" EmpeY'The
`,'personal interest shown by Don Empey, in complete customer
satisfaction, has increased their recommendation from former
_ customers beyond realization. This firm has met the requests
of all customers with finest services in Hardwood Floor Re-
_+Mlsbing, Oak block floors, sanded and reftriished. Their ser -
vim cover: Homes, Commercial Buildings, ' Schoolk, etc., and
their modern -wMpment, opera y s
•Jas very best It. affords us great pleasure to recommend the
''canted aervion of Ajax Flexr Sanders, which has •built an
SWOM 19p4tt*n tbroughout Ajax sad aurrou Aft cora-
isfied ptrons throughout Pickering Township:
JIM SULLIVAN", ONE. OF THE MOST
EXPERIENCED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 1.
IN THE AREA
19 ADMIRAL RD.WH. 2-5830
Jim Sullivan established his business in Ajax October, 1958.
"Jim" has a background of many years of experience in the
Electrical Contracting Field: This firm is one of the'popular
and successful concerns of this section, rendering.a Quality of
Personal Service, which is distintly•satisfactory in it's line.
The proper Wiring of a Building at the time of Construction
is the only way to ensure satisfactory use of the Electrical'
Equipment. This Firm has, at its command the very latest ideas
and submit only the newest and most 'comple,te Wiring Plans of
individual Quality Engineering.
The up -to . -date standardized plansof of_ this Firm talkie into
consideration„ both ifnmediate -and "future needs for outlets, so
that' it is riot necessary in later years to tear- up walls and.90
to additional expense and annoyance when a needed outlet is
dt3Cvvesed netes?wy-.7ho camfUl planning nr tho Firm iriveS
the patron the satisfaction of knowing that his job is the last
word in Electrical Efficiency. Our readers will do well to con --
suit this Flan when. in need of Electrical Service of all tykes,
se we do. not hesitate to recommend their service to You.
work, and we are. glad to.- recommend ,them to you. Signe .de-
signed to meet your requirements by these reliable sign. experts .
will result in increasing business. It your sign needs redesign•
ing, or painting, call -this prompt business firm today; and you
will get the best in the art of Signs. _
CORR'GAN'S PAINT & WALLPAPER, IS THE
AREA'S MOST COMPLETE DECORATING
SUPPLY STORE
AJAX SHOPPING CENTRE WH. 2-1660
The decorating centre of this area' is" none other than Corr.
igan's Paint and Wallpaper, established April 29, 1955: This
fiiari-operated by -Mrs. Viola -Corrigan provldes-the-finesE-quai--
ity paint and wallpaper on the market today. Consult with
Mrs. Corrigan who is a decorating expert with 12 years exper.
ienoe in creating beautiful interiors,' harmonizing color• tonew
and co-ordinating.fabrics, furniture -and walls. '
^Well known as the colour centre of Ajax, this depeindabie
concern carries a complete line of .pre -pasted wallpapers and
paint by C. L.L. and no -Glace Coi'orizer, which gives colors un-
limited They can mix or match any color for yeti.' They'also
display a •complete line of paint and wallpaper supplies. A visit
here will co}evince you that they have the lartgeg-,,' fel on ot--'
interior decorating supplies, service and advice made poseli tl
by the dependable business dealings with the publim,
t•
Page Six
PICKERING NEWS ,
:, THURSDAY, JULY T9, .1962
Mob, 0 Adins JOB 0 111111 IBM
Ot JAA
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"'CARL BFYNON" OFFERS FINEST SELECTION I
AJAX.MARiNE, HEADQUARTERS FOR BOATS
HOWARD TRAVEL BUREAU A DEPENDABLE
- -- OF JEWELLERY AND GIFTS FOR
MOTORS, MARINE SUPPLIES, SALES & SERVICE
..FIRM CAPABLE OF HANDLING ALL KINDS
PLEASANT SHOPPING
No. 2 HGHY. at HARWOOD WH 2-�
"Bill" Walton operates the best Marine Centre in the Dis-
OF TRAVEL
AJAX SHOPPING CENTRE
Ajax Shopping Cents nett o
Carl Benyon the popular owner of this unique jewellery trict, which , offers to the boating enthusiasts m the area
Ernie Howard, who is ,very well known in the travel service
store in Ajax is more than a Jeweller. He is a ceriitfed Sia- complete marine services. Ernie Howard, who is very well.known in the Travel Service,
assures expert advice Through years of honest dealings they have thus assured business, opened his otvre Trawl Bureau in Ajax in April 1959,
mond grader, •and watchmaker which
jewellery etc., and- finest craftsman- the public that they feature only the finest in, Runabouts. and since that time "he has assisted hundreds of people with
in purchasiieT; diamonds,
Skiffs, Scott Outboard Motors .fwm 3.6 h. p. Fishing Motors tours
and travel service of the finest rating, with no booking
-° ship m Jewellery and watch repairs.
or a gift for yourself, to the powerful 7S h. p., Canoes, and everything in Marine fees or service charges. This firm has assured fast servjce or;
Whether you are selecting jewellery
ari�r occasion, you will find that Supplies. Great names in boats such as T. H. F. Fibreglass, all air line reservations, bookings on x11, steamships, and are
for a Wedding, Birthday, or rters, 'complete with conducted tou,
make your choice from. this popular Jewellery Store Humbercraft, Aqua Swan, Aluminum Boats, Lakeiield, Can- specialists in bus chars
for
when you clubs, groups, etc., at very reasonable rales. At
be choosing in good taste, but you' will be se- adian Flyteeraft; also Canadian Explorer Trailers. arranged
you will not only
Jewellery and Gifts that will give great pleas-
Stop in at this popular place which has free storeside park- this time of year, they also arrange choice vacation accomm-
letting quality
to Carl Benyon is a recognized headquart- lag and acquaint yourself with the services, facilities and pro-
Let Howard Travel Bureau help you decide and find the
ure for years come.
ars for Finest Quality diamonds, watches, flatware, carving ducts .available here;and regardless whether you are buying odation for the summer holidays.
men's electric razors, fitt- or shopping around, you will be sure of being made welcome. holiday spot to suit your budget. They always have a large
-sets, rings, luggage, china; jewellery,
exquisite line of Jewell boxes for
Bill Walton and staff has always, extended a cordial welcome listing of choice vacatiin spots, and have assured the public
ed cases for men featuring an
ladies and many other articles suitable for gifts_ The discrim-
to the people of this area We are pleased to recommend this that information and services directed from their place are up
'inating hostess will find it a joy to choose her silverware from
firm to all our people_
to date.
` Stop in and acquaint yourself with the vast service facilities
their stock in a wide pattern selection
for the.high quality
KEN SMITH HAS SOLVED MANY OF THE
available here, come and browse around, for, regardless of
We wish to compliment Carl Benyon
Jewellery and Gifts which has chosen in good taste and �
BUILDING PROBLEMS IN THE AREA-
WINDSOR WH 2-5131
whether are ready fora booking or just a
y
'treated
.he
made available to the people, of the district, also the manner
. 41
When y� are admiring some of the beautiful homes and
areyou
trip", you are assured of being with the utmost courtesy
utmostcontemcourtesy
from "Ernie" and his staff. Arrange your travel with this firm
in which business is. conducted. You may choose with confid-
-YON JEWELLERS as • their excellent rep-
, ratulate the re
businesses in the areawe would like to cong
Recent
who assure you of the ultimate is Modern Travel Service.
en�e at CARL BEN
sponsible, firm who has .built many of them. .buildings
> utation warrants yourpatronage.
completed by him are: the Medical Building, in Ajax; New
DUNBARTON RADIO 8 TELEVISION LEADERS i
CANADIAN TIRE CORPORATION ASSOCIATE"
Wing on the Ajax Hospital; two new additions for ContinentaL
IN SERVICE INSTALLATIONS
AJAX WH 2-5880
STORE IN AJAX, FINEST IN DISTRICT
Marble, in Ajax; also Garage and Workshop for -Duff Brook.
HARWOOD AVE. NORTH
AJAX SHOPPING CENTRE WH 2-4330
cin the
Management in- Ajax can plan, estimate. and advise you on
your building g problems, regardless of size, shape, type.or price
DUNBA.RTON -� - _ TEmple 9-1191 _
This re!able firm wlac- h ha been very faith`u!iy serving
' This is one of the most popular automotive I.entres
the motoring public with quality prod
of building you plan to erect. With a vision of greater comm-.
residen?s .of Pickering Townshipaia a 1946, is well rcognized
= aieax that provides
Established in $epteinber 2956. and capably dir-
unity always in mind. they have become an important factor
as Radio 8< Television Headquarters throughout the area Own-
- and service.
' •. r Lowell McGuire, who took over the business on Feb- "
in the development of the area.
ed and operated by Al. Rattew,_ it is one of the most success-
-
j
acted
=a;t�knGwn policies in
While it has been the objeci to obtain fair and. honest profit:
ful' firms of its kind, with a compi2tely-equipped shop, plus
-- ruai.�1� 1�;for his_nmeressive
ruary- 12, 1962, and is known for his progressive policies in
from ••their extensive services, t e gun isle :in7Iuence- of-iter-skitietl-two
"assure-prompt�ep�a�e service on
'make;
•
business. The service and parts deparunent has been greatly
by
Smith, established' in .August 1948, has always been to furnish
highest standards in workmanship at most. reasonable. cost.
television :of every also gales and installation of , TN
towers. So, why not relax in the comfort of your easy chair at
enlarged to handle the large".increase in business enjoyed
the
:this firm. There are no parking problems here either, every-
This is a very dependable firm to consult on all building prob-
their "services, �
home, and enjoy perfect reception. This firm can install an all.
channel TV tower for Wider coverage, or service your present
thing is -featured for your convenience in shopping. Efficient
lems, and we are very pleased to recommend
_ Triembers• of the staff are always ready to serve you' iii a most
to you `
jequipmer>t.or
TV, • bringing the set back into proper condition. Their test-
radio and television is rated the very best in
_ _.courteous manner,
_ With finest quality =merchandise, such as Superlastic Tires,
JACK'S CITiEB SERVICE WELL RECOGNIZED
EXPERTS IN RADIATOR SERVICE AND -he
t area and it is to your' to do business with this
.
Tubes, Mor -Power Batteries, Mastercraft Tools and Sporting .
I
- :
-. GENERAL REPAIRS
EW who is
firm. -which has been guided by AL RATT widely
know for his high principles in busire:a.
- --Goods, and 1001 articles -too numerous to mention which are I
1
H UNTST. at COMMERCIAL WH. 2408
I
all featured at lowest possible prices, but provides the many .t
certainly
This modern service has gained prominence with
AJAX LUMBER_ CO., LTD. SUPPLIERS OF
essentials for your'home pnd happy motoring • i
individually owned i
car owners and -garagemen" throughout the area. A timely sug-
HIGHEST QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS
Canadian Tire Stores aro associate stores,
Meduire, who
gestion, instead of using all kinds of dope presented'in the mar-
_ AT FAIREST PRICES
and operated by local businessmen like Lovell
ket today to stop leaks and clean rads, is that you go to the
KEAD OFlfICE PICKERING 'WH 2-3251
vue-deeply-iMerested.in-their mmmunity.__The anality merch-
md - save
-BRANCH AJAXof
--andipe provided by Canadian Tire Corperatlon with ower two
trouble_Damage to many parts of an automobile metol is often
BRANCH 225 HENRY ST. WHITBY MO 8-3771
-hundred and twenty-two -associate stores in Canada• plus the
brought about by overheating when the radiator does not Supp-
This progressive firm, established -for years, features a cam- "
efficient services by this" popular store in Ajax, warrants our
ly water at tow temperature, Da not endanger your motor from
plate line of Plywoods, Paints. Lumber,. Wallboards, Windows,
- highest recommendation -
overheating and guard against the iruoads of corrosion Bring
Roofing, Doors, Trim and Builders' Hardware. Thio tltm has
ALLAN BETTS. PLUMBING. i HEATING, A VERY"
your car into this up-to-date radiator shop and have your rad-
become an important factor in the development of thid section.,
DEPENDABLE SERVING
iator attended to before serious trouble starts.
By purchasing to an advantage, when the market is tight, and
.FIRM
-AJAX AND DISTRICT, _
This concern, owned -and operated by, Jack Rauch, with seven
by employing experienced help, they are able to offer at teas-
iator experience deserves our praise as they are off-
onable prices, the highest quality building material, thus en-
very reputable business in Ajax, has been established
ening. an honest and efficient service doing work of the hign-
couraging the extension of homes and business enterprises
-This
for many years. and featpres only, the better-known lines in
est quality. We take pleasure in recommending their service
Let them serve you with your next order of building supplies.
L, mbifixtures, which are recognized fo-
plumbing and heating
to y ou, as they do complete recorring, repairing and -cleaning.
You will get the type that builds for permanency. The public
70uand Service Ability.
They also do general repairs, towing, muffler service, engine
in general,. have come to know that whatever they desire in
Itis true -that it takes. good. dependable products to have
chemically cleaned and are sales and service for Dunlop tires
this line, can be secured from this firm, with a knowltctge that
this finest plumbing o heatiisg system, but it is also important
and Cities-Service'gag and oil products. This service is worth
will be one of the best grade, cotigistent with price
to have properly installed � by a firm. such as Allan Betts.
stopping for in Ajax and worthy of recommendations.
We are pleased in this edition to give commendable .mention
.it
Plumbing and Heating, who have been identified with the trade'
to Ajax Lumber Co. Ltd., which is capably directed by TED
-
"for many years. All of their plumbing and heating mechanics -
"KEMP`S PHARMACY LTD." EXTENDS PERSONAL
WEBSTER, General Manager, and to assure the buying. public ,
are licensed, and union members._ which attests to their.qual-
SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF THE AREA
that they will receive the best service AM courtesy, at this
-"--ifications: They are specialists in modern bathrooms and mod-
AJAX SHOPPING CENTRE WH. 2-1211
most reputable firm, which, has built an excellent reputation
-ern heating; also service wbrk on' all• types of plumbing,
•1•h� populm Rexall Pharmacy was oroginally established iA
throughout Otrtario'County.
DISTINCTIVE- SIGN CREATING BY "LANDYMORE"
- �.Sutomatic gas and electric water heaters, and gas 'conversion
Pickerir% Township in 1948 and later in 1950 moved Into Ajax
•burners; this includes: repairs, alterations and -new installs-
again in 1952 moved to its present location and the store was
ARTSTUDIO, GIVES APPEALING TOUCH TO
tion; this, includes: residential commercial and industrial
completely renovated" and remodelled around the last' week of
BUSINESS
services with twenty -four-hour service. -
May .1962. They -feature a complete line of -toiletries for every-
AJAX SHQPPING CENTRE WH 2-4310
Under the guidance of "Al" Betts, this has become one •of
m ba needs,
one. imported perfumes, colognes, cosmetics, by a
"Doing Business Without Signs Is Like Fishing Without Bait"
Ajax's most reputable firms.
wide variety of medical supplies, also photographic supplies.
This slogan is. very appropriate, and that is yvhy..we Teter.
.
- PLAZA RESTAURANT IS AJAX'S MOST -
Ming cards, and are specialists at filling prescriptions..
They'also, maintain a •snack bar for customers who desire a
Stan Landyiteore to anyone needing,signs, He offers a eom-
:plete service on sign advertising, wall lettering, banners, pic-.
DISTINCTIVE DINING LOUNGE
1lyH 2-4211
light luncheon. This pebfessional concern has always given an
tonal illustrations, creative signs on windows, walls and ane
_ CENTRE
Hundreds; of, people Kaye_ found the enjoyable experience
Plaza Restaurant. The manner in which
em -policies have kept up •to date on all new Stems
is i -
special �
feature original paintings, artists supplies and picture framing.
when dining at the
-..—all 'f . the,ir foods 'Firepared;' sets tt -apart from the ordinary
featured market today.
Under .the. personal direction of Don Kemp, president and
His displays have' been a great attraMion which are on pis -
play in -front -of his location
eating . establishments, and they have become a favourite
-fij
genera] manager', who is assisted by three qualified pharmac-
They serve a large territory, "and are known in this area
with many ies in'this-seetion.- _
- ' '
'ists on the staff, you •ahvays receive prompt, courteous serv-
as one of the leading sign firths in this part of Oritarto.
They specialize in Chinese Foods, Steaks; Chops, e,c.,
ice. Don a -and raised in the area and -..received
This firm welcomes the business firorri this section: They
`'-accommodation. for large gatherings such as '.weddings, .par-
his training with J. R. Boyes of Pickering . We would Pike to
extend a cordial welcome to all our readers to call in at .loca-
t
_ has gone into
ties, banquets etc. The care and thought that o
s god,a
compliment his establishment as a business and professional
tion of phone WH2-4390,.for full information. Stan. LandIymore
-'- the cooking, serving and arrangements, has a dining'
concern which is always abreast of the times and suggest to
has many years of experience and can help you plan an attract -
place to visit regularly.
those of you who desire anything' in up-to-the-minute drugs
tine s ign with the right appeal, at the right price. =This prog-
TakeAut Service. "
and sundries to visit Kemp's Pharmacy, which an sat -
ive Art Siudl deserves te be complimented on their
many people in this part of Ontario. They have installed the
;nest modern restaurant equipment for the comfort of their
------+customers. and it is their aim, at al times, o satisfy their
patrons. Visit this friendly restaurant in Ajax, and become one '
of 'their many satisfied friends.
AJAX FLOOR SANDERS SUPPLYING MOST
EXPERIENCED FLOOR SERVICES
43 WOODHO SE CRESCENT WH 2-5590
In reviewing outstanding businesses and professions of Ajax,
it is only proper that we include some of the highly -skilled
trades. Headed, at the top of 'this group, we find one of
Ajax's oldest and most -trusted firms is Ajax Floor Sanders,
Which was founded eight years ago, •by "Don" EmpeY'The
`,'personal interest shown by Don Empey, in complete customer
satisfaction, has increased their recommendation from former
_ customers beyond realization. This firm has met the requests
of all customers with finest services in Hardwood Floor Re-
_+Mlsbing, Oak block floors, sanded and reftriished. Their ser -
vim cover: Homes, Commercial Buildings, ' Schoolk, etc., and
their modern -wMpment, opera y s
•Jas very best It. affords us great pleasure to recommend the
''canted aervion of Ajax Flexr Sanders, which has •built an
SWOM 19p4tt*n tbroughout Ajax sad aurrou Aft cora-
isfied ptrons throughout Pickering Township:
JIM SULLIVAN", ONE. OF THE MOST
EXPERIENCED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 1.
IN THE AREA
19 ADMIRAL RD.WH. 2-5830
Jim Sullivan established his business in Ajax October, 1958.
"Jim" has a background of many years of experience in the
Electrical Contracting Field: This firm is one of the'popular
and successful concerns of this section, rendering.a Quality of
Personal Service, which is distintly•satisfactory in it's line.
The proper Wiring of a Building at the time of Construction
is the only way to ensure satisfactory use of the Electrical'
Equipment. This Firm has, at its command the very latest ideas
and submit only the newest and most 'comple,te Wiring Plans of
individual Quality Engineering.
The up -to . -date standardized plansof of_ this Firm talkie into
consideration„ both ifnmediate -and "future needs for outlets, so
that' it is riot necessary in later years to tear- up walls and.90
to additional expense and annoyance when a needed outlet is
dt3Cvvesed netes?wy-.7ho camfUl planning nr tho Firm iriveS
the patron the satisfaction of knowing that his job is the last
word in Electrical Efficiency. Our readers will do well to con --
suit this Flan when. in need of Electrical Service of all tykes,
se we do. not hesitate to recommend their service to You.
work, and we are. glad to.- recommend ,them to you. Signe .de-
signed to meet your requirements by these reliable sign. experts .
will result in increasing business. It your sign needs redesign•
ing, or painting, call -this prompt business firm today; and you
will get the best in the art of Signs. _
CORR'GAN'S PAINT & WALLPAPER, IS THE
AREA'S MOST COMPLETE DECORATING
SUPPLY STORE
AJAX SHOPPING CENTRE WH. 2-1660
The decorating centre of this area' is" none other than Corr.
igan's Paint and Wallpaper, established April 29, 1955: This
fiiari-operated by -Mrs. Viola -Corrigan provldes-the-finesE-quai--
ity paint and wallpaper on the market today. Consult with
Mrs. Corrigan who is a decorating expert with 12 years exper.
ienoe in creating beautiful interiors,' harmonizing color• tonew
and co-ordinating.fabrics, furniture -and walls. '
^Well known as the colour centre of Ajax, this depeindabie
concern carries a complete line of .pre -pasted wallpapers and
paint by C. L.L. and no -Glace Coi'orizer, which gives colors un-
limited They can mix or match any color for yeti.' They'also
display a •complete line of paint and wallpaper supplies. A visit
here will co}evince you that they have the lartgeg-,,' fel on ot--'
interior decorating supplies, service and advice made poseli tl
by the dependable business dealings with the publim,
been . compieted on the Liver
pod ,Road than complaints
+were being received about driv-
steps•..have already been taken
by the authon'ii`es to deter
thds dangerous practice.
000
!Park's Pr"rou
hmdar' Playground Equip-
ment will be; in place by the
time you read this column. This
statement., was made by Mr.
E. Burnie, Chairman of the Bay
Ridges- Parks, and Recreationm
mBoard.
ErrAe has been on his su-
er vacation, but has spent a
great deal of his time rounding
up volunteers and equipment
to level the ground and place
the sod, in the park -land, adjac-
ent to Bayviewv .Heights School.
11. Jett in-
Yarthful followers are as act-
ive as ever. Municipal affairs
and recreation have so holiday,
tunity - to * of assistance to
either of the two organizations,
take it, and you will be amaz-
ed at the amount of satisfaction
to be derived from service -to
your community.
The Ratepayers' Associations
will rsume General Meetings in
September, meanwhile, we . can
assure you that your Executive
is still working hard on your
bhalf, and are giving prompt
'attention to all matters coming
before us. We are kendy inter=
ested in incrasing. our mem-
bership, so give it some thought
And then cad Mra..Hargreaves,
at 139-3345.
Roads—
Most of ,the paving is now
Bancroft near etc ro
friends.
Lorraine Ballesty celebrated
vvi a party
on Friday. Friends attending
were Monica, Dolores, Paddy,
James and Shawn Dunne, Pat-
ricia and Theresa Fitzpatrick of
Dunbarton and Rose Marie Gir-
ous of Pickering.
Mrs. Ternouski is -to be con-
gratulated for the class she has
been giving three days a week
teaching 8 of our young girls,
basic sewing. They range In age
from 10 to 13 and they are now
making pop -tops and they hope
ns
to have ad remade by the
end of the summer.
Friday, the 13th was a happy
day for Mrs. Tannahill who en-
joyed her 73rd birthday with
Open House for her friends and
relatives, -including her son John
f h
GUAR AMTEED
R6Ao-TV SerWce
Aygr Make -or Model
t
PICKERING
WATRR DEIIliMD
West ,of Dunbarton
PHONE
"Maii0k .24M
e Urc es
InCEACIfN�IE'S
asstasssstisttsRastt;t�at0
�f Ineral Director Pickering ^
United Church
Minister: Rev. Melville Su tars
CHURCH SERVICE -
Private AmWiance Service I LW A. M.
DAY' OR NIGHT DURING JULY i AUGUST
Sunday School Withdrawn
- ALJDLEY
9.45 A. M. - Church Servico
WM:-MrFACHNM Prop. 11.01 A. M.- Sunday School
No 'Service or Sunday School
August 3 pnd 12.
Phone - WH. 2-2171 �1r>.■..><=■><ataaatr■sa/�a'
Pickerin#, ..Ont. GRACE PREMYTEEM
CIII&CH
fl
• MORNtNG• WOR3NIP
us . k- Pm
C odea ;Alex Robertson, LAS•
done in the eastern section of
subdivision, except that part of
Tannand 2—Y w o stay-
ahill
ed for a small family party af-
�!
I1 • enrWett 'Ra+O• Siosl
! Taylor% Don• Wig, Laurie
Gooc , Mutter and Ed.
Z.
terwards.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Rowe form-
KEN and CLAM
"G + Fr
`I'M11RiOtAY,' JULY '1f,' 1l"2
TW PKKERMG NLWS
_Ken,
J4
they.
-- Pam Seven
-'
P R E NT K� E
Via` 0 ch Wen �, ,••i_
D
'
--
of Pickering. Afterward, a gar-
dna tea party was held at the
I
1"�"
� a•"''�"°"
`
1 a or'
home of her parents . Mr. and
_
Mrs. A. King, Park Blvd.
E1►��v►�
w.S•
��Q`�ORY
Services In
1 t ass. t. i �aots
- _ _�__._ ever, the Executive of our twe
info sooner had the surface I local Associations and the few
Mr. and. Mrs. P. Dunne and
family spent the weekend at
P � ��
• •
• ••" �' " -
Th Ch
been . compieted on the Liver
pod ,Road than complaints
+were being received about driv-
steps•..have already been taken
by the authon'ii`es to deter
thds dangerous practice.
000
!Park's Pr"rou
hmdar' Playground Equip-
ment will be; in place by the
time you read this column. This
statement., was made by Mr.
E. Burnie, Chairman of the Bay
Ridges- Parks, and Recreationm
mBoard.
ErrAe has been on his su-
er vacation, but has spent a
great deal of his time rounding
up volunteers and equipment
to level the ground and place
the sod, in the park -land, adjac-
ent to Bayviewv .Heights School.
11. Jett in-
Yarthful followers are as act-
ive as ever. Municipal affairs
and recreation have so holiday,
tunity - to * of assistance to
either of the two organizations,
take it, and you will be amaz-
ed at the amount of satisfaction
to be derived from service -to
your community.
The Ratepayers' Associations
will rsume General Meetings in
September, meanwhile, we . can
assure you that your Executive
is still working hard on your
bhalf, and are giving prompt
'attention to all matters coming
before us. We are kendy inter=
ested in incrasing. our mem-
bership, so give it some thought
And then cad Mra..Hargreaves,
at 139-3345.
Roads—
Most of ,the paving is now
Bancroft near etc ro
friends.
Lorraine Ballesty celebrated
vvi a party
on Friday. Friends attending
were Monica, Dolores, Paddy,
James and Shawn Dunne, Pat-
ricia and Theresa Fitzpatrick of
Dunbarton and Rose Marie Gir-
ous of Pickering.
Mrs. Ternouski is -to be con-
gratulated for the class she has
been giving three days a week
teaching 8 of our young girls,
basic sewing. They range In age
from 10 to 13 and they are now
making pop -tops and they hope
ns
to have ad remade by the
end of the summer.
Friday, the 13th was a happy
day for Mrs. Tannahill who en-
joyed her 73rd birthday with
Open House for her friends and
relatives, -including her son John
f h
GUAR AMTEED
R6Ao-TV SerWce
Aygr Make -or Model
t
PICKERING
WATRR DEIIliMD
West ,of Dunbarton
PHONE
"Maii0k .24M
e Urc es
InCEACIfN�IE'S
asstasssstisttsRastt;t�at0
�f Ineral Director Pickering ^
United Church
Minister: Rev. Melville Su tars
CHURCH SERVICE -
Private AmWiance Service I LW A. M.
DAY' OR NIGHT DURING JULY i AUGUST
Sunday School Withdrawn
- ALJDLEY
9.45 A. M. - Church Servico
WM:-MrFACHNM Prop. 11.01 A. M.- Sunday School
No 'Service or Sunday School
August 3 pnd 12.
Phone - WH. 2-2171 �1r>.■..><=■><ataaatr■sa/�a'
Pickerin#, ..Ont. GRACE PREMYTEEM
CIII&CH
fl
• MORNtNG• WOR3NIP
us . k- Pm
C odea ;Alex Robertson, LAS•
done in the eastern section of
subdivision, except that part of
Tannand 2—Y w o stay-
ahill
ed for a small family party af-
�!
I1 • enrWett 'Ra+O• Siosl
! Taylor% Don• Wig, Laurie
Gooc , Mutter and Ed.
Garvolin, in front of the Public
terwards.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Rowe form-
KEN and CLAM
"G + Fr
wrdi+�1•e+
fut1DAY $046W
_Ken,
J4
they.
School.
There is '.some dispute con•
erly of Fairport Rd south have
new home
P R E NT K� E
Via` 0 ch Wen �, ,••i_
D
Mwiloard repceu that
to the
° ��'�damagevires
moved to their . at
' AUCTIONEERS
1"�"
� a•"''�"°"
aie�e aolr�y to announce that. the
road base by the Public School
Sq Beach
`•.•Baffistom Soiidtors acct
1 t ass. t. i �aots
park .irr the south-west section
Contractor or School Board We
Mr. and Mrs. J. Peterson and
lis•a•d ad Aneb•rbe -ter *a
11 •.M-Nwwrt
at Krawo Blvd. is. behind sched-
have informed . Consolidated
family have returned from a
d Oaten• and Took
NoWrie6 Pwblk Centennial Road Sdwol�
Labe, the reason given is the
Building Corp. that we feel that
one week camping trip around
Leer lane, y
''
11 erne -A0 ass. --
evrttrsoovirsg equipment is not
the work should be dome first,
Southern Ontario
fwabw% yU 011.1• ebr ear
SANR Op COe{Ml00 CHAAM M
i00 ROeJGE HIGHLANDS IUR.
&vada, at this time- The ball
and the dispute settled latter.
W. and Mrs. Wm. Tonkin
sI 1 65 w eaasswabls Salm
:
screem.bas ,been delivered.., but
It would appear that the par-
aril Marg. have returned from
SLUM IIIl1v i AT OW Ptt1w
S'SUneoe St. N. Oshawa
cann4;c; be . placed until the
have been properly
ties concerned will get togeth-
and that this road will
their, camping trip to Martin
River, near North Bay
win P.O. Pw+n. Agiaet earro
MWk• 2"
Te RA. ZS•446
iephOn�
��• ��f
_
_
v
'
er soon
be completed before Septem-
Miss M Murray of Green-
May
ock, Scotland. is visiting her
tl•tkia. p.0. p�
PMJfTiCif bavo bei
wAAGN Chweb
__.
_ _ �� . o o_Q _
We have also been ,inform-
_ -William_
A•sli0aws shear left
Saftba"-
•Roes• Stewart, coach of the
ed triat pavTM of roads
western side of our community
.review' Ave., for a few •weeks
_.
_��
W8o=. Outo Wrecking Bantam
Teanp, Bay Ridges entry in the
should commence in Septem-
ber.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Farquhar
had a barbecue for -friends and
E. R. FLEURY
•
-Dr• John Lesik .
tt�• H ,� SHEPHERD, 11-k. DA.
R s- P{�k..(ng, unit
Mp Softball League, has
s�PPing--
their cousins Mr. and Mss.
Kirkentalloch,
Whitehall 2-fSt3
been chosen as representatives
The question of access to the
Jack Wishart of
Barbartare. Scotland. They en-
BARRISTER - SOLICITORDENTIST
SItNpAY SERVICES
In the.Ontario Amateur Soft-
ball Associatiron play -downs to
Service Road Shopping Plaza.
with C. B. C and
o ed the music of Scotch bag-
] y_
NOTARY PUBLIC _.._
-=- -
_ _ : _
.` . -_ - -.
�-Hd't'
c�ussruee sometime in August.
was raise�3
with Council. Ddassy people may
pipes and drum played by three
of the guests and the singing
MWdA of OW �� Reednn9
HighMd er,ak
t 1.00� "or
1100 oro�ntCommunba
...
At this writing, the Auto
the
remember that, on the model
of favourite Scotch songs.•The
AL 2-7391 or AT. 2436
_ .
- ��
_
(Nh Sv1(day)
Wreckers have been only
team picked to repreMerst Bay
the development, a .bridge
was shown jointing Radom St,.
musicians had been in -the Or.
_ *
M!!E� C,. mfre
i 100 a,n -Bandar SdaeF in N+.
Perish }loll
Ridges.
French-
across the' ravine to the Shoe-
decision this
angp parade earlier in the day.
MTL and Mrs. K. Riley of Lak-
MOIIRA
�
t 1.60 am -NParli
the Ps:ls6 Rall)
Doo-. Hopkins' laser
ping Plaza A on
mew Ave., have returned from
R�•der w !rider--l+�O8+i0 ps
� - ��
!*
(At
m�n's Bay team will also be a
can be expected shortly. .,
a ;motor tour vacation visiting
S.w.d.y .ad th•alap
. �-� WP w 4 ron _
representative from Pickering
It is, with regret that this
relatives in North Bay and -sear
_ y APpoltagat
OMC WH. 2.0660
VVIDNESDAY
?owiallsip• -
has to announce
the resignation as Presjdenrt, of
Pastor Holmes will be taking
�•f W 2-1$55
1W a.m -Hoax Communba and
hweroosda"s for the Side _-
Kitwanis Twist Centsef
Two from Bay Rid-
Keith Bevan. The fact is that
Keith has been tran6fezred to
services at Dunfair Bapt_
it
MONUMENTS
aroungsters
Fes we" the proud whalers of
the Dunbarton. Kiwanis Annual
New York in his er�loyment•
There is -faint ..hope- that his
arch this Sunday at
? p. m. The Sunday
'Toe1+�r Monument works"
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�i1f��IAA iC/e/Ke
Fair Twist Contest last Friday
Hatfield, Gren-
stay in New York will not be
and. for this- reas=
school- at 9.45 a. m. All welcome
Eric Bleselcarn Jr, visited his
lOMaT AUSTIN. P►.'
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evening. Nancy
qWe, and Brent Eagleson,ReY-
permanent,
on he will remain. on the Cam-
Par'an� Mr. and Mrs. E. Blen-
kern Sr. 0n Sunday and Susan"'
RJt. 1, whither. Owterho i
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pomilar
raittee until everything is rest
to
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S H R R I H
winners with the large crowd tails. Sudbury for a week's stay.
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an hand. A.I. Boliska, popular Tine Committee elected
radio sTsd TV personality, Pres- Clarke o-5 caation's new Brenda Williams celebrated
birthday Sunday. July 15th
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Ail•rkx+ WI(din6, t�+►ptta++ Rd,
eerted Nancy and Brent' with, President, a John Williams, .her
with a Her guests were
Funeral and
; At Roup• Hills
-party.
snYral 'selections of hit -Parade as Ve wi2e all rn . Shelly and Evie Lee Prue. Ray
Wye l all mist Keith and PLUMBING
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Ambulance Service
Testimonies of Heolln6 we ohs►
Wednesday ModNrq,
favo#ite records. and Richard Comacho. Ken arid'
the very fuse calibre of work
very
d the
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0 0 0 >. Ross Pickard and brother Tom-
Thanks he has done- for this corz:�nun- ! ALRRED KAYES
rry and sister Susan
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held d i pin.
Au ARE WELCOME
A sincere vote of thanks is ity. We extend our t.ha_iks to
'him, and PLUMBING BATHROOMS
wishes for fat>I
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The Reading Room is open to
the Pvbfic 004
extended from the Bay Ridges .best
SQ:. cro are v iting the Prue
Sports Committee -to Bill Rim= ure success, family of Dunbarton Shores.
'PRESSURE SYSTEMS
at Pickering Beach Rood
Some Location
mer, Doug. Hortop and the � L.inda Gerrieis also is a_guest.
:;ESTIMATES GiVEhI
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pic'keriM Village Park Board Donna Sheedy is home' from
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far their assistance in •helping �A' RPORT l her vacation at �s'asago Beach. Phoma wH;tehall 2-6717
Telephone
out with the playjng-field short- Donna Sheedy is home from
age. Without their co-operation . her vacation at Was -ago Beach.
WHitehall , 2-3610
-St. Andrew's
{n the past several weeks over Dale Nicol has returned to
�FA��
one hundred boys partic�patrg Happy birthday wishes go:to Winnipeg for a vacation Witte TeielliSiOn _8 Radio
Presbyterian Church
In the Bay Ridges House Leag- Gail Hansen who was twelve his grandmother; who has been
Church She AT•, Pickering, Ont.
ue would have been without yew old on July, 21 Heather ,kiting •tris parents Mr. and Repairs
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softball activity.. --.
MacLean-wh 1s nine years old Mrs. H:' J. Nicol, Dunbarion
pheaa W�i2.2gg3
000 on July 22. and to Bryan Munn Shores.'
onSt.
PHOW- nag& 9.1191
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PL�IMBING
9'4 A'M Sunday School,
Swirrtrr+ity . who is sixteen years old
Andr*Ws P rian
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girls from the Bay area are . Mr. and Mss'. Morris and the Church - Pickering
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participating in the Bay Rid- family of highland Creek, an<7
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ges Sports Committee Swimm- formerly of Lakew-iew Ave. vi_�- Divine service was conducted
Ing, Instruction Program that ited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLean by kev. David Marshall, here.
Thi 'Orta Piave to DM
takes place every Tuesday and ohs SunaayNon Sunday, with Mrs. Marion ROGER G..CONANT, B.A.
everything in Plumbing.
Thursday. The bus leaves at Pupils of Mrs. H.. Stroud McClement presiding at'the or -
` The choir entered the
GOOD VALUE AT THE
UNITED. CHURCH
12.45 sharp, and we understand gave two piano recitals recent- garL BARRISTER AND fOUCROR
there is an urgent need for ly. The first on Friday July --6, l hyrr.n_"Unto-the Hill'° The
-CC+NITH dLDG., Aj iE-
- -- RIGHT PRICE
(Highway No. 2)
more trained- instructors and and the second -6n 'Tuesday, the Special musical •number was .,
I "Consecration" by
a
OPM Do � Sit
W A McKAY, M:A., Ph.D. Via.
helpers. Anyorve interested •in lOtfi�; to.aeccrrnrsonzte the many solo . Ju&.
helping out, please call Mrs. parents and friends that were + beautifully sung by Mrs. Vera � fi.nco• St' SO1�' �°
Saturday Ti0 lA0 Pm
REPAIRS Ii< ALTERATIONS
MINISTER
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Terry, unable to attend the first e�- Freeman,, of Dumbarton. The
Ter Dewitt, i3l-3502.
- — e --0--o-- ad's u 1s ran- •scripture readings .were: Psalm
4320 Kingston Road
Service of Wo.^ship so-'
Bay Ridges Ratepayets Assoc. ge in age `from five years up• John CO-.URANa
'Master of Marshall based his message on FiiiWRIT!
t .-. ,
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Correction to previous report- mr• Parkinson w`as OR PHONE
Due' to a misinterpretation, ,er,6m6nies both nights. Some the text "Now is My Soul Trou- Oyu Rater for Farm and Country
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there were two errors in our of the children sang to the acc- bled, what shall I say". Jesus buihdings
last news relea9e: (I# The re- ompaniment of • other pupils. had just performed the greatest vriedwom Insurance ea Buildings,
I of his miracles, the raising of Windnnills, r1los, Etc
Churc% Selicol Will Re -open
port that we had talked •with The reculr was very. enjoyable
the Fire Chief was irsaecurate: and charining, Mrs. Stroud m'ay ' Lazarus from the dead. '.;'e see Autenaeliile l^wro s AS Iasi
her pup- here, not only Jesus' divinity.
Gibson
DENNEY BROTHERS
September 2, at l.45 A. M.
We had, in.fact, asked Council we!1 be :`cry praiid cf
Bowman
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•for inforrbation 'only about the ils' performances, the result of. but his sympathy and his hum- �
'.'volunteer` fire lisle teaching. 14ere are the anity. This. tune. was the most PHONE, WHIT4. MO. b3S21
HEATING . CONTRACTORS
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SERVING CHR15T itJ THE
Formation of a her
brigade, (Z) The bylaw to results of the.exantination tak- mrnmentous Crisis in the life of ----�
Hot Water, Steam System..
COMMUNITY SINCE 1833
change the zoning of the area en at the Royal Conservatory Jesus, the time was approach-
Color`iial_Homes on the 'of. 'Music, Toronto- Honours: ing for Him, to leave the lis- -_W.�� J. ThOR1p10R+
InitOiled _
%vest of
Ba. Eine, actually was .passed Mary Wilki slurs heather Mac- ciples. Jesus must make a
'Thy be B.A. LL.B.
Aheradoog a� Repa�iro
"NEWS"
TRY NEWS,
Bowe weeks ago, and was not Lean, Susan Williams, Sharon choice, he said will
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merltiorred at Council meeting Davis and Roseanne Houston. donee". We all come to the cross' /' edD
on July S. There is a pbssibil- Pass: Barbara Crozier,' Leigh roads of life; we must choose
this Watkins and Susan Cummings. whom we shall serve. Jesus said r� Coigns 41011 00$Wb
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Penny Jean King was bap. "Let not your heart be. trout)- � OMWAD10 11114. AlAll
Ovw 11MA06 pepopie of am ams
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JUST
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JN6lN,�s•-. tized on Sunday,July 15, at the lea", let us remember also that wRV� �
'He
test par/ to-. ire owmdlaa sed
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said" He that will follow � `�� S"Is. 5106
With the holiday season here; Pickerisf� U,*t� Church, is
God -parents me must derO► hirsiself azul talon
ONO wa�tee Sell* mrftw
mis>fds ar divorced Rev. M. Buttars
maq�Oi..our S, Crai¢ up. His cross."
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