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VOL al NO. 19 THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1964
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SOUTH. END TO. EET T NSN1P_1..*.
• Ba Ridges' Ratepayers Support Pickering' Village Notes
r To Hold Council In y
Miss Agnes Goilaii, S. A., a
H •l 20 More B North To Split Township soh Presbyterian
Twp at Apr y Church in , � N��.
` 4 was a recent visitor at' the
KE
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M ow 0
' z Pickering Township Council Presbyterian Manse.
in an almost unprecedented ����
1st addition to the regular local .
Bay Ridges Ratepayers Asso- Lion Ed. Page Honored ikon Barkey was honotirea
. — - — ve___he_ve decided to hold - - 'siness."those present - — - -
_.
_ dates }n by the Bay Ridges Kewanee
their m next - en P -A of -r tis -faith-
meeting Monday ex a desire to convene Club, ons,
night in
the Township Hall to a Public Mee�rg the A Anmversar� arty 1 service to the church. Mr.
to discuss
accomodate the large gather- possible division of Pickering John Boyd pr
+esented- Ron with
ing that is expected. Township. This was done and Highlighting the Annual the „Award of file Month" ,
The Bay Ridges Ratepayers' a very interesting meeting was Charter Night Anniversary of Mr. Cliff Barkey and Rev. -
`•' Association along with other the result. The meeting was Rouge Hill -Pickering Lions Frank ConkeY were also. guests
interested persons will Pres-
chaired by John Williams and was the Presentation to Char- of the club. Mr. Conkey ex -
w ent a brief in support of div- present at the meeting along ter Member Lion Ed Page of Pressed appreciation to the -
-* iding Pickering. Township, w.}t}r.some 80. residents of Bay a symbolic 'gold lion in appre- members for- their support of -
A group 'of interested rate- Ridges were about 30 residents ciation of his loyal and devoted the churches; especially for the
payers in .the north end Have from various areas of the .,Service to the Club and its prevision of the "Notice.
already partitioned for such, a southern half of Pickering work in the commur>atY The Board" for. the, use of the _
4 ' split. Towmship who had been in- presentation was made -by : churches, placed ori. Liverpool.
�- 'Reeve Gifford Laycox• said vited by, the Executive Corry- Rev. E, G. Robinson Wfio, until Road.
k he veld not think it rnittee. he left the district was Padre Lincoln A� p. Public ..School.
thig :n-inz Con—rt
w a fair, when ouunc Knew Following the i c �- of the local is hcddin
q„ a large number of residents in the Executive of the Bay More than 1()o Lions and in the Auditorium of the Pick -
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meet- n led t 'Hi
would be.attending the ,ars .Assoc,7atio este alien _
Ridges Ratepay gu eying Dtstric High -
` iris, to have them Sitting on was instructed by the member- and dance at the Rouge Hills Friday, .April 17, at 8.00 P. m.
i the stairs and standin in the ship as follows: Golf , and Country : Club; on Everyone is cordially invited a
District lection
Th col
hallway of the municipal t 1 ) .fit the Association to- April 10, including tc attend. Sliver
,µ building. ether with other groups in Governor Dr. Hugh :McKay, will be taken.
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'for R: who has
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ed that Area Iiiternatio r. Les eY
It is, expect Southern Ar preps 'YI ..
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more persons 'may: attend the applic. ioxi to dhide the -Town- Edmunds. Zone Chairman Rob- been under extensive care, at
-meting. -
,•. .•• ,,..,;; .ship at the third concession art Moorcroft and represents- the 'Oshawa General 'Hospital, o
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:......... east from : the .Scarborough fives ;from both Whitby and ry on 'Friday.
•a� following surge
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F `J ¢� •Piekeringrs "V IV of Town Line to Riverside Dr. iti'est .._Hill-Higl:ci'aad- Creek .al-iast week. ;s raaw improving.
t#ien south on Riverside Dr. Lions Clubs. Mrs. Yforley's sister, Mrs. Bi;ti-
Mrs A. Busker of Windsor Street, Pickering- stands beside her Women' Hold Meeting and continue by following the An impressive 'memorial :ter op,' of Hamilton has been stay- - t
{ Tropical Vitus plant (from India) that has 9ro from a tiny westerly limits of Pickering vice was condtieted by Past 'ing with her.
t size• 1t neeasures d feet-iglgh and is The Voice of Women Pick- village and the Town of Ajax._ President L. C. -"Sam" Cragg, Little Sylvia Anne 1MuffF)
table plant to it's Present Pickerizie now of Ottawa. honoring de- McLean was Confined to the-
gi,4 feet wide. Her daughter's plants didn't do this well. eririg Gip have been con- - w ►.:. ip req
ducting a study course en- Township Council to employ a :ceased member's _ of the Club. • the _past"_ _
• - Consults. .to pre- -President Claude Brown Wel. She a virus
Ajax Itospltal over
• • iced On Rural Zoning titled "Our Concern' since the pare municipal week -end, suffering - - Objections Ra beginning - of February. � The pare a public relwrr on the carried -the . Li�oris and their pne�onia. is expected
Course deals with world affairs financial position of the two guests to the 13th. birthday horde this week.
dost of the ubjections toe d Morris -
rural area zoning -0;a %, a se rate df the Club and a mag-
Pickerin were, to the required 2000 ' elements and influences which .if, they
did be an also w:he- n� tent birthda,Y cake, cele- on 1 � Ruth, of YThornhill,
i of g rid what muni _ .
Township war, a Pal -
the P veld
in r.. the
"Gree leve to n was at alio Frank square foot house. and to the land designated - «were w*rt3t Mr. and Mrs. Fra _
Belt", where no residential use is permitted,
on aat 4 PUIbll countries a d'
andarious zest Pickering Village and east and bbrouglit from, Ot at w -a by Mrs. Prouse , for dinner on f.n a.Y _
:meeting in the Township Hall in Bmughe ed groups north of the owTi of .*sax'` L G. Cragg and thoroughly en- evening last..
John Faulkner. Plarerung Director. faced a large aud- continue t4 cio to help _ease aid, dill
fence to ask the co and support cif. this last tensions among mations. We would lye better accommodated joyed by ail those present. r _
Zoning $law' which will complete the zoning of Pick- must strive for complete dis- by the Northern Area aS far •• ::. $
Mrs Maynard Boris
Zo _.._
of, .the meeting. he tied:
-ering Tai •ns'hip, The PtrrPow ar lane the raising of the " the expentse to our area rs bre 1°rr good
t. has not
_ health recon y
i was—to attempt to answer any questions. ita�� of li,.ing in under- concerned. 1 fined to bed this week.:
Following Ntr, Faulkner's remarks, and after a iengtlty countries through These instructions are god M�gh Sehoot Teacher "Happy Birthday" to Mrs -
int in which the gathering impatiently clam -'.developed your Execu-
Mel. Hannah, who ,celebrated '
- c,uied for the return of the metribez< of the Planning edurothewith un- to be fal9ovttetdee bYvi�th the ut- Wins Nassau Trip her'birthday on April 12. She
Board and Council, questions and protests iti•ere directed cefuf co-. ti t speed attendance at 11 had "the family".from 'Toronto
to the official table where sat menther� of the Plannirif; existence among hareem in by with her for the day
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-e ,, Reeve ti'I-rs. Jean McPfiersOn. and. Councillors this atomic age. The group the next TowmbiP Council ring the past few weeks Mr. a M Tony Voir
wm. G• Newman. Harvey Spang and Hubert ��ank.`Dav meets emery two weeks and the meeting on Monday, April' the Pickering Rotary Club has
--r=#d l,etutiox.'Chairran of the Planning was Chair.
Needed: However,
- -_ last rtieerang was held on. April Support been selling two hundred tick. Boxtel, Christina Cres. receiv- :
roan of the meeting. 6th at the horn of Mrs. Kay uric thing we must «sic for is ets, at $5.00 each, -t,he winner ed word this week that her -
n Enforceable. we mean continu- of the number drawn having brother. from Noord Dradant j
^�L'hy is it." deiced William Champion.• Jr., "that -before Joliffe. West Rouge: ed be provided -air fare for two per Holland, is flying .over,. and `{
- Uis Bylaw even had three readings of Council. :t "vas restedAnyin attending these meet- imp before Council and we need sons: acconrrrbodation for two, 'arrived at Milton on. Tuesday
enforced . wire 'were encouraged to buy ,here irr&s please call Mrs. Lydia many members of the As- Waters . A- ni have seen him
i q�w is it people,.. a.t, the "Sapphire They not f
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have rw use for ten acres now Bozek, ,Rouge Park at 4-5154 sociatlori present . as can -. be _ at' the nt' Hotel" '" in 'Nassau, in thirteen . Years. He will. be
He was told filar there was no encouragetrrent, or _
ur-aged ten -acre or Mrs. Erin. Brayer- at 942- acted• A car Pool -anti and—$150 cash for expenses: staying for three weeks, thQn
Ai-mura ement, made to people' who pq I Pa6743.. cone will leave 1{rosno Blvd.lieuc" ensh .
of tri return W Fiq]7and
Jots. The P rng and Baseline a f : The draw was maids Mon-
_ �, ..
Nff-_TF8M isoyes entered the
10. that large for the last
.. of ten acres or more, other than st iptilating Pickering District High School � on - may, April 20 � _ -
?poo square feet dwelim" p were required• clay evening, «rad the (No. of Wednesday, ng
been approved by tate Ontario 1 Eater Examinafions Council meeting- the• whining ticket (No. 80) Wednesday, and undHe crit
"rites Bylaw has dot �png Por the Iliutsday. fIe
Board yet," said Mr, Faulkner, and won't Wiry not corn was. Mr. Ed- McPherson. of surgery, on �
Municipal c meetings have been held. An o[rpor- interest,
be until after put9 ride, -show. your and Pickering District High School steadily irit+pmaviin
be unity to appeal before the Board has been given. • HONOUR ROLL. meet your
Township Council. Staff. Mr Gard Winter; who is
"As far as enforecnient is Concerned.. the resections Highest Standing• in: Grade We have never really had a . The trip is to be made be- confined to, the Oshawa Hos
set forth in this book are being enforCe�d by the ' ow rr- . IX. Jvdj► .Scow W.!` a� sized delegationpresent " tween April 15 and May 30: . � is r'ePo� to be ianp-
ship. not as a b5'inw, but as icy of Counted. It is Coun- X, joy Green 89.0%; Grade f�it
i poorl the deveLapment of .the , Grade at a Council meeting
cid that estabiishes poky f XI. Graze Lloyd K.!%. may be that a little shown of.
Tow*rtstnp." X11, Eleanor Wsetreey p.0%. atren8fih and ��,jty would
pp�� ♦ "SLACK PLUS WHITE"
"You cannot enfore a thing until it is a bylaw said of the Cour- YIVe Notes to EAC -
EQUALS �
11�r. ChaiivPiar• -- first Class' Honours - give the member „'' E.,
Gramr y Sellt Objected ot" bead designated as' Green Belt, ' shade IX: the idea that we
can. aad p Haar a Negro and a WhtN `
will act a group are' �ashs AI B Southerner discuss the Saha'i
and the fact 'that ra building was P�mlitted in that des- Barbara Bearman, Judy Bea- and we are iii , fact
i th that the did not fobla�w Con- ten, Douglas Blackman, Dian- Pum t , on a solution at rho Westbury Hotel _
being pushed iigtr April
ooze and that they were made thus to a000sri<riodate the. ne Brass, Susanne Briant, Joey The local Drum Corps, the' In Toronto, on Friday.
the bared vaalue dawai few issues. Insofar as the pe-
Ck,�ervaticstu Authority, is keeping Gatacier, Christine Gerbil, Blue •Notes are going to have. .24, at ><.1S p. M. Enquiries-- _
for its convenience. Maz+Sori Jbcic- titiaai is Concerned t2tus is beim an all -clay Car Wash on Sat• Phi ATian"c 2-2409.
5 ,. "
Mr. and Mrs Barclay, Pickering. Nell Johnsm, Faye Knox, will be collected . •....... - -
Lyntse Haugh, -if it is
rw
g Asnosig �� .p���g son,anded en urday, April 18. This ,
reduces their value to nag- Hugh Lawson, Dianne 113urkar. , April 20'after or Fre-res car Spruce UP will VIE'�ING
fie„ Naumienko, Linda r ee�ting• place in the Pickering Village
_'M* Authority has asked us to co-operate in keeping Penstone, June Poterittea, Watch these Co beside the fire McDensld-Hornung
the aaquisttion eo5-ts, to the Authority at a reasonable. Pawe14, Bek Lin Chian, James further . '�, t ' which hall. Mian Faye
r
'It is not. ilYtentioa to �, Judy 'Snow, Glerai FroQri 'ten o'clock in the Mr. John Hornung were hafted
Mr. Faulkne ed as quickly o'clock
said be•.: . _
velli reported at 4
-Amiltze these I'anas. Where a lend-onvner knaves this due, Martlyn Tapsoott, Ter- possible. the afternoon,
fi or later � th srsaa�tda8e Sstui�rle41' •,
be high and dry, and well away from fMod ry Tomurisom Brenda •Walton. and as accurately as Posse � if p m, at the Presbb4erran
no object ..............
I Iwo /to Sons to �
plain, title Autharlt3' has expressed there are cta�tOrrrers waiting), Manse, west Hill. Rev. Hume:
iD wizag one residetrti�al dwel ing an ode parcel. An Grade X: �" Those Entries In errthusiastic`' Corps members officiated at the douibe rft
application can be made to the PLarmirug Board.
Judy Britton, Susan Craig, Jan- will i e on hand to wash and nY.
mor Newman said that . the Green Bek Ciro- is Daly, Joy Green, Barbara
and than he felt a further study . stx mld polish Your car, thick, 'bus etc. The bride looked lovely► in a
ted many+, I%ri'asz, I.9oiaed Jackson, Hel- for Box for the sum of $1:00 per ve- street length gown at white
Mar -
be made of it. end Pot, Peter Rober�fsnn, Mar_ ••��T ;
Houses Tee Sig. said that he had Pur- pit Stoelzel, Frank Van Now Is the limo far all boys hide. peau de sole embraidei+ed err
A M Harwen,• ar to the Bylaw. died 1 than ked If fin' to sof busy on their cars in So take advantage of this the bodice with erria}l Geed
biased his ten acres winter- Hca• shoulder length
there was any way he could build a house of preparation far the 3rd annual chance to have inter pestis.
Cher square feet. He said that his purpose had been to Grade X1: _ Soap �: Derby at Say Rids- stained car shined up and, at ver was caught with 'a crown
bl two sarees, one for himseilf• Now. his Melody Cooper, Susan Craw- eq, the same time help the Blue of iitiiuesbotres to form a head -
build Posse y fiord, Janice Egeroff, Jana This derby whkh is sponsored Notes in their drive for funds. She Carried 'a nosegay
1, and he can
j. frontage is not sufficient to
split the payee Jim Hunt, Rod Irving, and of red sweetheart roses and
bandy one large horse. Hayek, by the Pickering News and al- to buy needed 'equiPmeQrt
"M square feet just for myself and my wife seems Beal' Jean Knox, Linda Koz- se supported by rnany otlt1er tutiforsins. lily' of the valley.
e little too big„ he said. He advised the gathering that ak, Grace Lloyd, Jessie McKay, morehants has boon very sue- If you are'busy at home and Miss Miriam MacDonald was .
i' he vves y years of age: "Is there no way that Marie mor, Margaret MLU cesswr the past two years. cannot bring the car over to brddeernadd asx} she dose e
I could build a 1150s�gtrare feet house. as it was five er, Lindri �, W acs Pugh, The race is run' on the ex- 'the parking lot, the members royal blue MA001 d3+eas voaoerplete
asked' Mr. Hansen. ^'aloud taxes derived ,Ruttier Tailor.
tago 99 }mases be hat more than taxes derived from Dorothy tension' of the Sale Line. just of the Blue Nates executive with vrfiyte aoeeaooatlei;. Her
one house? Mr. Hansen was told. that if he . farmed weal of Liver peel Road. will be on the job to Pick up onisage was white roses and
foot haise. drade X11: of Say and deliver Your Car, or brW6 lily of the valley. :
the p�e+oPertY1 be could build an 1150 square Gine mel., Bid Corn- Mr. �e �� the washers to your Pluoe to Mr. William Oo0p�ping was.
"We do have to proter�t the PedPle who are living Ridges is in charge of lotting \ '
is this. -area raw," said Mr. Newman. 'Z t+eatize sdune , ' e ,
ry Day, Mike Ke+arricy, up the race. ase all boys who do the washini; them. Just _ best num A quiet supper was
i' a are, going to be britt." Tagtachi, Wiabter Van are iMwsst+d to oMer1M this ooat:ts�at. Ciaa'e Hefted-, 942-5763, held �e to of the � .
MPr• Jath Boyes was comerned about the zaaiiag Nus, Eleanor WestrieY• S"R � Day, are asked to Bert 942-Z09?, or any at e
Lite VPlrtbeva Gold Course. lige• Jade Marsselt• bou at M2 Medlin other •. mein teen M the -Blue young " Couple will reside in
�! ,be Surco Plant, fa Qetet� Tutt, n8niedaC Dunkeld,WIV Ora/o X�M ��! � RoMI. contao� R Nates for time and place. Fairport
Befit, �tas'lb•
'about wtW Altotra �•,.���.,�4VVJllNin! ° .
it is abort lire Same size a6 Cltet't7'ro+aod ,. -
ustrial area. �On the basis of the pro ----d legislation of aa=azary,, which was li e= tdsaa in DecesriOM. beCRAM
on education and the doing away with the small rural jhw situation shodid be rect�ikd by the �"�''�
schools and inconporatin into -school -areas, the north it arcane that the income of the fankeeping ner and � instead of WeVeSSIMthe 'Thomas
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end residents who support a split, feel the move is � of our population.
end l jj� NewmCSl. Q. C.
ppo
k equally advantageous to them. � A SO�TOi•
While we are in no position to argue with the find - THE U
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Ings of either of the local groups, we feel the Bay Rid- :2,e ' Will
- gas residents are right in taking a deeper look. Mr. ALBERT V. WALKER VA20 =7 110AO,. EOUM .: _ :,DWWRAR"M
i 'Williams is to be commended for his efforts in fact find- _ : level
i - - 1!x main .topic of di�ion at the provincial '
Ing before plunging head-long..into the subject of split- the moanem, is, -the queatian of the Pension Plan.
at
-'fig the township. We suggest that --in the interests of I weld like to briefly outline scone thoughts on this
all concerned that a thorough study be made of this - very important ftwi-
-proposal of a split, before definite action is taken. It has been on. detanm ed that Quebec a exercisim LTD*
right to remain outside the Canada Pension Plan. COOPER BLOCK
��ggyy tt» s decisiiR ie apparent that a nertion-wide Can-
aria pension Pian oamiat be arranged. Me Prune 'Min- . !ES � so" - >ToioNTO
+.�� - leper of Oanasfa bas indicated
laat ed the C *Mft Pension , Plan
ff DIALUM OF C is quite able to banction acid to provide benefits fc ��i�s =- ��s -
the balance of the Provinces of Com. a � wich Ontario �
- - Cancer presents one of the greatest medical challenges wish to soot• it, even if boati of Ontario, STRUCTURAL STEEL
o! the 20th Century.
_CRANE WMAL
ry' - vee are free m do wRrat we con Slider best for our own -- -
- -pie, without the worry that we might be keeping
The Canadian Cancer Society is the only national sofiiethufg from other Provinces. STATION
ROAD, MCICININa, ONTAMO
-:voluntary health agency fighting cancer through-- There are sone emotional statements being made so
Rwarth, Education and Service. Its sole source of
.,the effect Ontario is f� bysugge : Mteca.: !tl-t!M - m-atp — Mit
funds is the voluntary gifts from the public. i Proviriew Penslari Plan, but the atarternerit wools
be head Lo 5ubs0arrti&te in view of Prime , Minister Pear
.son's statement. An
Ontario Peneboci Pian rusty, or rosy
p�y_� t _ 4 turn out to be the be oes
Cansdians. Th
`� "7 t°hereProvince en
have ten Hospital Insurance'
PDans,and it has not divided iihKrrL The Province d G.
.�wsoN
resporbFl3Ci', It is Interesting to note. that at the pre-
:.'FIGHT CANCER WITH ACHECK-UP Ontario has ahvays canted its Sohl share of dominion : -
rtrt time, the Federal Gavets=nent raises about 45r/o ISARRISTIM SOLICITOR
of its tax revenues in Oinrntari,o • 30
Qtix'�, � aboutakes only NOTARY PU"ICour
10
cider hand, produces
treceives about 27% of ail fedaml spending.
aA//s/aloft//n//anat•//ts�a//tw/iw/ss/te/asat• 2t seecrs only fair and right the �ovrriuryent should }I :TREET. NORTH — PICKER1Nd
consider the advantages which would accrue from a
THE SI�iN MAN �
- provincial pension when a nabon-uvlde plan is PHONEW 142-V41 and 1�M1
. 'lbs Province has much �
obviously an '
broader Powers to legislate in the field of pemions, and
';DOREEN i FRED HOLLOWAY greater benefits, in the field m ;
�� ' orphans'
survivor between man sad wtiie
TRUCK LETTERiNQ� andchildren . CoareidezvMe advantage c6uld be
gainedr
CUTOUT LETTERShaving avallabie aTe financial reserves which could
CARTOONS be used to advance the economy of our province. Another T Ltd.
oli'LAYs `' / i ppirA wlrich is heirs eoesiciered •is the matter of integ- -
=- :'POSTERS - y+ ration with existing private pemdon pians, to preserve
SI101NCAROS a peanoci's egt_Y or savings in.sudr pians The suggested. OFFM You THN FOLLOWING SERVICES
.-SANNERfwoubenefits at le a valent to 'the Can- ice► .
oda
Pens'plan,
_
HOUR : — T DAY SERVICE
Fens P1Pan, 1P d9 benefits. The -
posed Ontario ban a stela! new plan aTEMPLE TAXI
f Ilei SERVICs 24 HRR
truaevritun
pension pian of last Mardi would be rescinded. -- TEM AJ(:RVICE ta4 HRR►
94241 _ TEMPLE .YAP
•
If Ontario were to operate a pension pian that may be (• .
in the lawl
Ano VAN
the reserves that will be built up to give security to _
this plan. These paints are
worthy of important con-
sidera on Ur the present arrangement of the Caar-
�— - - Ptiiriiairien
oda anon. n Plan, future amer kne is will be detfded ,
by members of the Federal t, seventy-five of s
w#yoarl Doane from the Province of Quebec, who are not
{
e ei. UKU15 LTD. :Part;clpatin8 lit the PensionPian - --
(! _ .7he question of a pens'io'n program for the' people
-oaf Cin ai4o must not be permitted to become a political
�R �'Ti�N tootbaLL The transcendent corisidieratlon in the matter
portable �� is the benefits they bring to
_ - �•. ..... , . `
the greaitest r. It Is the duty Governme
fit
Of Ontario to. institute a pension scheme which will
• •, Y bring the nsos+t useful return to the people who invest
in it, The empiiasis Waist at all timet be placed upon
Prot pear$+ =Ar and the secure he
r the protection the t consideration.
must have. This rnrtrst
be the paramount
Wtef[ : fTAVC nAILY O dwti to O tL.At. I Arm cells.
(]n Sunday atkerrtiooni. the
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THE PICKIRMIR NEWS
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CO�NVv115S10NER FOR OATHS "
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BY MIKE STARR
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Telephone: WllNehall 2-0910
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,iM-P. ONTARIO RIDING
N«7hwra Comer •f Wow"" Reed on He. 2 IilE III
LVOIMMIINIE, Ethic
SIM tliE>` /MLI RERrEtT :-in
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for ecce donor, to the U insurancean
The ]!btlxsfates were tabled on March 6, and lay dorriranrt for
F,
tv�errty five.
Thds lien in fact provided for a loan of = minion to the
because the Government
C r e a t o• r s of
-,Wa
the Bay Ridges Ratepayers'of
Fund. The reason it was listed was
would moobankrupt end btarch. The
to p,�
0� MONUMENTS
- The motion carried by
at their meeting last week, to ask the town-
Government d se the ped
the Estimates would be p d witi!vout questica�e asked. When
,Association
ship council to retain a consultant to study the splitt-
is sound', common sense
the appr�oadied, thed was roue and one•#ulf mill-
ion ddilam in deficit
t1 OF
pISTINION
icT
: Ing of Pickering Township a
f
It was only then that the situation was revealed and Parlia.
\ our opinion.
idea
has been Made by residents of
meat became aware of the state of the F'utrd'
The Governariea:t was chastised and 8�-
for dvdrove tin
for'THREE GENERATIONS
A preliminary study
P the
the south enRof-thytownsip,-and a -Senator
w time.
retive attitude, and the was � However,
April
north end. These studies, indicate a split is desirable
for north and south, and to this end the Bay Ridges
to the
6, when the AppropT;a,rsoa silt was given Rny�al t.
� experienee wise not be repeat again• w lesson has
been learned that. you cannot leave a matter as important as
Staffor� Bros,Ltd.
As has • decided support
Ratepayers'this
to the last minute arm expect immediate action without
move of the -north end group fon a division along the
O0a'�
yi to the east
- Third Concession, excepting that area, lying.
Pickering Village.
A great deal of discontent has been vowed over the ar-
rangerne3rt by the Trustees who have been appedaacea
M O N U MINTS
of the Town of Ajax and
over the Maritime unions on the Great Lakes.
The splitting of the township, something that has
from time to time over the years, has
lit is quite. evidmrt that. m order to satisfy the International
t� theSeafarers'Uniam and preserveallowed
disc-
��A; �. � '�Y � 0"�=
been mentioned
many ramifications, Wand is a move, that we, suggest,
terms weeretional
the allowed
. in the main, by the Executive of this Union.
requires a great deal of study by persons familiar with
just such ramifications that would be invohred in this
Canadian Union heads who are affected, have voiced their
objections is no uncertain terms. dmeribing the arrangement
the S. I, ' U. Northing has been changed, as far
AMAUAdLA
_ - v C
type Of m0
m a sellout to
e ffiet their Pr•esicient. hes
U concerned. �4t
as the S. I. is
- - Mr. John Williams of Bay Ridges liar spent a great
'ng has taken the
been removed frown office. The Vice -President wild now assume
this orifice in accordance with the S. L 000duc tioai
coon-
A TAVERN UNDER THE -
-LIQUOR LIGE ACT"
- -deal of time stud this matter. and
- t0 dig up ilgures on asessments, mill rates, etc.
raU.
Oa ,%vestigatian o2 P� � a$�aatural piodtuots, a
pr
has been scads of the level of, these prices for Dec-
uble
_ _. study was, that the
. Williams
_ conclusion of Mr dY
The ConC los 0
em bee 1962 and` December 1963.
o Live
Cattle rices based R
Cat
OiN1�lQr-ROOM — RI1M4vET MALL
'��
- - south end of the township would not suffer from such
- but, that in the future it could be
have declined P
Prices e ha
generally amt �. a �� Cox �� by
a, � dropped 34c. a pound. Pantry
N� t Hyliwar sf Rain Rlwr • Ph. L4-1i�
a division rather
e
advantage to south end residents to be
2 Id'
eggs and milk remained rela:tively stable without much.
'
considerable
on their own as a strictly urban, commercial and ind-
amd
variates, A further drop in Prk*m was V)Weerienced in the month
ustrial area. �On the basis of the pro ----d legislation of aa=azary,, which was li e= tdsaa in DecesriOM. beCRAM
on education and the doing away with the small rural jhw situation shodid be rect�ikd by the �"�''�
schools and inconporatin into -school -areas, the north it arcane that the income of the fankeeping ner and � instead of WeVeSSIMthe 'Thomas
'
end residents who support a split, feel the move is � of our population.
end l jj� NewmCSl. Q. C.
ppo
k equally advantageous to them. � A SO�TOi•
While we are in no position to argue with the find - THE U
R-
Ings of either of the local groups, we feel the Bay Rid- :2,e ' Will
- gas residents are right in taking a deeper look. Mr. ALBERT V. WALKER VA20 =7 110AO,. EOUM .: _ :,DWWRAR"M
i 'Williams is to be commended for his efforts in fact find- _ : level
i - - 1!x main .topic of di�ion at the provincial '
Ing before plunging head-long..into the subject of split- the moanem, is, -the queatian of the Pension Plan.
at
-'fig the township. We suggest that --in the interests of I weld like to briefly outline scone thoughts on this
all concerned that a thorough study be made of this - very important ftwi-
-proposal of a split, before definite action is taken. It has been on. detanm ed that Quebec a exercisim LTD*
right to remain outside the Canada Pension Plan. COOPER BLOCK
��ggyy tt» s decisiiR ie apparent that a nertion-wide Can-
aria pension Pian oamiat be arranged. Me Prune 'Min- . !ES � so" - >ToioNTO
+.�� - leper of Oanasfa bas indicated
laat ed the C *Mft Pension , Plan
ff DIALUM OF C is quite able to banction acid to provide benefits fc ��i�s =- ��s -
the balance of the Provinces of Com. a � wich Ontario �
- - Cancer presents one of the greatest medical challenges wish to soot• it, even if boati of Ontario, STRUCTURAL STEEL
o! the 20th Century.
_CRANE WMAL
ry' - vee are free m do wRrat we con Slider best for our own -- -
- -pie, without the worry that we might be keeping
The Canadian Cancer Society is the only national sofiiethufg from other Provinces. STATION
ROAD, MCICININa, ONTAMO
-:voluntary health agency fighting cancer through-- There are sone emotional statements being made so
Rwarth, Education and Service. Its sole source of
.,the effect Ontario is f� bysugge : Mteca.: !tl-t!M - m-atp — Mit
funds is the voluntary gifts from the public. i Proviriew Penslari Plan, but the atarternerit wools
be head Lo 5ubs0arrti&te in view of Prime , Minister Pear
.son's statement. An
Ontario Peneboci Pian rusty, or rosy
p�y_� t _ 4 turn out to be the be oes
Cansdians. Th
`� "7 t°hereProvince en
have ten Hospital Insurance'
PDans,and it has not divided iihKrrL The Province d G.
.�wsoN
resporbFl3Ci', It is Interesting to note. that at the pre-
:.'FIGHT CANCER WITH ACHECK-UP Ontario has ahvays canted its Sohl share of dominion : -
rtrt time, the Federal Gavets=nent raises about 45r/o ISARRISTIM SOLICITOR
of its tax revenues in Oinrntari,o • 30
Qtix'�, � aboutakes only NOTARY PU"ICour
10
cider hand, produces
treceives about 27% of ail fedaml spending.
aA//s/aloft//n//anat•//ts�a//tw/iw/ss/te/asat• 2t seecrs only fair and right the �ovrriuryent should }I :TREET. NORTH — PICKER1Nd
consider the advantages which would accrue from a
THE SI�iN MAN �
- provincial pension when a nabon-uvlde plan is PHONEW 142-V41 and 1�M1
. 'lbs Province has much �
obviously an '
broader Powers to legislate in the field of pemions, and
';DOREEN i FRED HOLLOWAY greater benefits, in the field m ;
�� ' orphans'
survivor between man sad wtiie
TRUCK LETTERiNQ� andchildren . CoareidezvMe advantage c6uld be
gainedr
CUTOUT LETTERShaving avallabie aTe financial reserves which could
CARTOONS be used to advance the economy of our province. Another T Ltd.
oli'LAYs `' / i ppirA wlrich is heirs eoesiciered •is the matter of integ- -
=- :'POSTERS - y+ ration with existing private pemdon pians, to preserve
SI101NCAROS a peanoci's egt_Y or savings in.sudr pians The suggested. OFFM You THN FOLLOWING SERVICES
.-SANNERfwoubenefits at le a valent to 'the Can- ice► .
oda
Pens'plan,
_
HOUR : — T DAY SERVICE
Fens P1Pan, 1P d9 benefits. The -
posed Ontario ban a stela! new plan aTEMPLE TAXI
f Ilei SERVICs 24 HRR
truaevritun
pension pian of last Mardi would be rescinded. -- TEM AJ(:RVICE ta4 HRR►
94241 _ TEMPLE .YAP
•
If Ontario were to operate a pension pian that may be (• .
in the lawl
Ano VAN
the reserves that will be built up to give security to _
this plan. These paints are
worthy of important con-
sidera on Ur the present arrangement of the Caar-
�— - - Ptiiriiairien
oda anon. n Plan, future amer kne is will be detfded ,
by members of the Federal t, seventy-five of s
w#yoarl Doane from the Province of Quebec, who are not
{
e ei. UKU15 LTD. :Part;clpatin8 lit the PensionPian - --
(! _ .7he question of a pens'io'n program for the' people
-oaf Cin ai4o must not be permitted to become a political
�R �'Ti�N tootbaLL The transcendent corisidieratlon in the matter
portable �� is the benefits they bring to
_ - �•. ..... , . `
the greaitest r. It Is the duty Governme
fit
Of Ontario to. institute a pension scheme which will
• •, Y bring the nsos+t useful return to the people who invest
in it, The empiiasis Waist at all timet be placed upon
Prot pear$+ =Ar and the secure he
r the protection the t consideration.
must have. This rnrtrst
be the paramount
Wtef[ : fTAVC nAILY O dwti to O tL.At. I Arm cells.
(]n Sunday atkerrtiooni. the
W •
_ -
':11PN
iilE PICKERING WE"—
'1'ii WAWAY, APRIL 18, 19" '' M
aisano, W vrbe
p1e aye bolder a >?e- Ro H I liS ins- `' 7�.D O O pe: ft+om 5.30 p. a>. 8 17th.
in s000gr are asked to Mr. and Mfrs -ay, A�?a'di and Mtn. Pt�uNon. �'
LA im the Ajax , at Dast re- fire gr+suras, Vniiard
the weekend m w ood-
"Evesi<aeOse W- 24115 has gone
PoM, weld was conning along AprH 18 a.. 10 a, rn to Irelandto visit with. herRd Mr.Gemoi- 242Uvas ynvaiy is extended to the' mother w'ho has been quite ill•he M also John Woman to Y, on the` _Mhy we ext a `r. and MrsBob Bestdhe
���'���' p�nrg of thew ciauShiCer Viola rt Rec welcome to our aeighboas Mr•. Tbe�n Fada4o onto, the weekend
in Barrie. /�seociartion softball and Mrs. Lusty and fais>ily with their parerrta. Mr. and
Mr. and Min. Geo. MCnr Y who have moved into the -home Best of Woofthe'w Rd-
I&.
��.a�g their 45th wed- team has been entered in the formerly ovvped by the Ed- M� to little Ted- -
"Yoalr FrjapXy Resiierd Agape on April 16. Lake0de League, Keep Your motrds family. --iigpPS' who
_ d� anniversary eyes on the men, they win dy,' Davis of Alton Rd"
u on the ball DeePest sympathy of the celebrates his first birthday
• soon be showing p
• 32 MCMON RD. W. „�.�. BOX 160 MR. Ernie Piltz, at the Base in their new sweat- oornrtnunity ;s extended to Mr. this Month. -
Line returned home on Thurs- diamoard Brothers Plumb- and Mrs' R. �'0""'n of Cherry-
Line
G% ONTARIO day last, from the East Gen- els. Denney ware sponsor wood on the sudden passing of
-
meas team. e t an acc d-
eral Hc spitak • He is now �' � their beloved daughter
overing at home from surgery the Schedules for •�' as the result of /►�►� CAMPAI6H
_.. a games will be posted this
VAIN
on his back.. week. Any boys 8 or 14 years
Mr. Walter Willis returned of age interested in ponying FiaPPY birthday to
a inosine from the Oshawa Hun- --
e baseba]s, Please call 839-1563.
I
• pitsl on April 9, idlrywing eye A euchre Party at Fairport
JOHN Is LAY
d MIs. Frank white Beach oot,tty Hall, sat -
visiting
onlay, April 25 at $ P. m Fee -
1 N f N R A N C E spent the Easter recess •
]vire White's daughter', in Ind- ,tore of the evening is the �, jWgX
hhowlana, returning homne on the Recreation Aasoc�iatipn 50-50 _ .
draw, euchre,' cribbage, - ref= -
�pWANF tial• 4th, when they were to a coil- .. and prizes.
fun
P
.. res�tttneiats _
ette. They
for-
-1l N'►UTONAOINLE Fm tuna near-�Y
turrarbely escaped with only a Shelley 'Kerr entertained s .. ,
1t� gNliSSON ROAD �1T bad bruises. We hope they few her friends at a birth-
few- -
e, are
o better by now.
return home by day Pae, Saturday, April 11.
`I��. �. time taNw eA1 le1M They Mr. Bert Hill has returned
Alm « WOO Lrain home from Tbron�to, after vis=
= Sys lrr ionise sister for a week. _
Mr. James Mc(;lement, Tor hing his
onto, was at the Thompson The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
and McClement home last Of Mrs.
Unit met Tuest theday
home -
week Mr. McC,lement and Mr. of Mas. Rudd avt Tuesday ev- :
ening a
_rpAlls Thompson attenrded a ituren+sl
last. It was decided
. euchre would be held April ZS
on Wednesday, at Keswick. and Gloria Kirk would -
- pearrecrrber the I>~snba='ton convene the euchre. Anyone
6,Public Scfiaol Fun Fare, on /
Saturday May 9, froon 1:00 to having c�u'a tables, or cards,
loan for theeven-
(Oli%ye 400. There wM be games, they could call Mas. Kirk
- tea tiooarr. bake sale, ing Plc rs '
eal 90111111111lireRl/s' pId� momma' 839-2473 atter 6. Next meet -
R ,r SNA. 3A31' C&URV FR 2.7801 hatsak'rei yP k t0 in as the 7th of May.
T Mfrae Mr. and Mots. Al Pickard
/39.1487 sch)d this week atter getting ,
- Iso'
� over rile miuM s• � s� Kenneththe and ITX
h -upl' 1A luta. Pates Thorrye bed a para' to hockey
'ung :
celebrate tris 7th btrtlday oir p
'Saturday. A� loth. at Maple Leat Gardens- � J
_ Oongratrrlatiorrs to Mr.
and
at the savarin and _.
- Mrs. Lesile Hoiliaga who �- a mauls helped oetebrate bin -
v_ thdays this past week. Linda
IiAsrMeith. Riehl, waters ebmted their wedding ��, Linda Pickard. Pat
emery on April 14th, hunt , Susan
Pickard, Janet 71,
jQ� ace. gyznpatlry is extended GPJ Rircketts,
CMAtTLtLO ♦{^@011Mr�u Mr. Harris Little Of W West Hill s wife in �. M1 d , Three of f
AJ @CWM 0.w. stella CJ►.
on the
•el Hospital these girls were celebrating :
- ta�fo� 'Ric burist ares bh•t�irdays. An enjoyable time . �� '
AL= . esnwwa - errsr+ last 'tleesday•
was had by all.
Mohr Ow a.r• in Erskine on . Saturday. Mrs.
1P'bsrs �' � res -ones Little was a, former Dusrbart• �N� jonil � upon, us tarppean e
se sawne. �°• ar,t W"m AIM. �-Me• on resident. McFaz"l- slogan 'Why Wait Pill Spa-hrg,
Ms. and Mre wand Mr, and
Do It Nov is out -,of date, A j
won
ane and Beverley new slogan 'Why Wait for Fall
Mrs. Clive George and, child- -
ren of Scarborough , was vis- Lents have a HaH" seems to be
i 'TANKS lints st the hone of
Mr. A J. the theme of the Duribarton- _
RL,ASTER CERAMIC ?"ILt Thorapeon On Srt,»aay. - Fairport
Recreation Associat- United Church ion. This is vvfrat.. happened _
CiLEAD STONE 'Me regular Morningservice over the weekend when Mr.
- t DRIVE& ETt was�oorrWductAed�Kay -
the minist- Alex Haird, pnoPert)• chair -
the Ct�NCRiSTE Assoc- -
maa of fire RaCepay'eTs ' ,
?w. 1. 1UrT R1.AAS�iME PATIOS er, iation asked for volunteers to 11117C. by Mr. R: Pitcairn organise the inside of the Rate-
IIAARTIN tNR1OMT choir director The choir sang Palet �
the lovely antimn "Breathe . Payers iiaII• The Recreation `
1rMONlts
-Ts 1-1167 on Me, Breath; of God". Miss Group who over the winter's _
- months did much fixe work in
Doreen Davidson led the Jun- - --
tion The meeting building and running an ice
for a rinli turned out in force cheer-
Faeee Arraaper; Also seceni Msr+9Ma Available of the Mfrs was held What could =
ding the service. Acts 8:5-24 fur and ready.
For AddIN A and InNrarenwnta was read as the lesson with -knave been just another chore,
turned out to be a real paint 4' -
Mle ilea' chase ar Lea1r en ZZlW g Morlla"s
the sermon, text from the ZOth with the yo ung- -
verse --The Gift of God" was spread Party' an heat water electriealty- _
Financing A Far FaA, )a different er members of the group Pit- Y
k You Raluire Asty Mortis" 1 tparts of the People won- Ching in both at painting and. YOU
Gur7esys srrke. Cd even inc running a very fine record Pro-
-Rim
ship strange gods
of the baptLsm of drdldaen as Ctuoane7' wtittt ima
his most emri-
_ a magical act giving the child able collection of LP's. Many
sure salvation Mlarty People thanks t1D' Mrs. CtroarreY for
100 Adelaide St. West, Tordhlo 2. Ontario the fine sandwic:res and sake
would like the gift of salvat- Iunich sent up to help. the 'Pro -
Al. _
EMpire &4M — Eyenir p owl y50 or WA. 2-8904 ion without Paying for it. ect. While we may not have
though God aces not accept 3 :I
cash He makes some demands mom` of the conveniences of .
_ on us. One trip Pro -
to church to � � W t w �ha a as avers a use demands
have a child baptized is not verb fiefs cncralzitsutY�t• as f
enough, We must give time in the big _
and effort to study c,«i's, not, so often fazed d with the new
word through prayer and reed- city. Satz) h eri to be proud
Mara HARDWARE Ing the • Baptism is of and h. Let's��
Gra Carl the beginning. Newt the that when the more
parents must teach by word weir fells in, as nrarty od x
P those cheerful fares Will turn
• and example.. Then, when. up to give of the
�..:.
drill grows up, he must ve the f paj e
keep in contact with God.
A
trail a new coat of paitrt. Many
thanks to all a�onc.•erned indud- -
,-
. deep seated faith in God ortuld
}yelp get rid of denpaai¢• in fire Ing the wives who loaned thein -
and to
HAND wvw AR! I w�oz• Mr. Dick Pryor far the use e
Tare flowers in the church, his t gird makisrg the
h10t1� r �'��� a*eae P �°M'rs. .hall a better place to hold soc-.
James ial activities. Man' thanks to ;
Ma: Gryr�dcar May and. family.
The children who wet bap- 9t�n Frew, local carpenter for
--- — tired were the of Mr• hi fore work in g some WATER- HEATING APPLIANCE- LL
and MIs. Marcel T***Me, Mr. of the tables u: the -ELECTRIC W
Mrs. Olives' Sirart+on, W. itY tra19 more 'useable, i
and Mrs. Bntan Rogers and ��r birthday wishes go �
• wiitliam �� �,y �,�, 8 yews old on "Cascade 40" is flameless, clean, silent. And there is a
Mr. and RvlleRin the 22nd of Apru, Susan Alk- ten year guarantee on the tank.
F en 9 years old April 16, Susan
Tie me�rnbens of Dunbartoir- I W -w 12 on April 18 and
• p9ckeTing Ia'wanis Club Kira Aitkdrrgoai intro vwill be APPROVED: The new "Cascade 40" Water Heating
• TO (��� enael s,�rdaY" it years oAd oat APrii 19, Linda Appliance is an APPROVED PRODUCT developed
:'t pickerel who is 18 years old through the combined Feseareh and resources of
Tk1e e�1O°n Unit of the on Aoril 2o, Lida. Chning who Ontario Hydro and electrical manufacturers.
- 1� P U. C. W. are trolling a flower is 18' years old or April 23. to
unfilarnangernent and social even- 1 . Joan Fitzpatrick who is 9 on
i tog in the Sunday school t+oogrt April it 22, and caYle Blackstone FOR DETAILS CALL'
on Apt91 30 at 8.15 p• 'm. Ms. who is 2 y� old on April -
�� cmly tA.o Woalge*r of Scarborough is Newman who is our hYdro""..88 Ki �• , to coo tffre l4ovver arranging• 24th. Patsy d` 24'and
TbRTV will be other entertains- 16 Y� o� on Apr'StevwartCLmvtxin85 vstro is 17:
... __�-- ment and refreshments. years old on Aparil 24th. _
On April 23, Ahe Youth PeO-
r
:• r
� 6
1�aN Few�. Tfit MCK/RiNd Mavis _ _ - THURSDAY, APRIL 1i. 19M
AD'. and Un. Londe Parrott urday night with Mr. end bbs.
VMILIP and .Allan-at-11yrrlie, and Mr.-Dondd Ja %ieom uld cdebrs-AT HOME TS and Mrs. B. Jamieson and ted iyao JwnienoWs fst
MUMAn lydviOaRloar is extended to 1bta:'Y .Fe+actc herd supper oa Sat- bLrthday.
ADS aU i:ierede, reldd�tdves and arc- BY KAREN HAYWARD paaaaaaatlaatll>astnaatasaaaaaaasasasastaaaasasaa� _
- - �Stour,Down, at"A Home" in his : -
REFRIGERATIONj
of his -
• .Walk I INS evarybody is of the adtoal ■
7For SA ' tto� Hall, back to nocndsl now. Report.� W. J G 1D i `'`.COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC
The a cards have been isstretd, signed
a nqw superulwndeut of Ajax, ■
' FOR SALE --- _ of Bunoiklin United C9dtudr, on ataE tM1011id atdd Durcd�arton ■ - ■
_ APPLES i POTATOES Thursday, April - 23, from ■ - =AIR CONDITIONING --• -- ■
MCI deal i Spies 7.30 to 9.30 P. M. be fairly quiet on the hgme S'eeotdaary Schools. and to Mt'. �
Ocher Ves'ledes Avodlable (This has been inserted by a fi000it tElat tblar wren . Kettle 'who Inas. taken aver as a Repairs To All Mod
elf -
%•.Please �E Own Containers . friend) . not r•esurotw�r>s t:rt- ;
too many pr Pickering
District ■
o.. .,_. ■
_..................::......::....:...... men
MASH DRYERS 3 RANGES ■
For AFpias a
There is a very, very i npo r- the best in their new po¢i ■ ■
PICKERING ORCHARDS ENGAGEMENT tart event aft Pickering Des- Hamlet is being shown on : LO C. WHITE _
One Mide,_West CK,Plldoeritcg Mr. and Mrs. Elroy G. Clodd turret High 9otraal on May 1: April 15 at 8.30 pm. on Fes- ■ _
_ Vide, on No. 2. HS�waY of CL-Lrernmt, R R. 2, wish st.
The Sttddetdt s Council is span-. tiyaL (C3sa� 6). This.produc- ■ • •
Phalle: 942.12+F announce the : Pickering
..942-151T :
(net 10 -ti) their daughter 'Ml;rilyn May a dance f�Guring Riboh tion is fibs second of inures pre- -
Grace, to Mr. William John and the Midnights. The • senta ons the `100th a
_.._.__...:_.
............ . f.,._ p1xe wW be $1.25 anniversary of Shaloespeam's.
.. FRESH APPLE CIDER Cargill, son of Mr. a;dd Mrs. couple•■antaa■aaaRaaaaaaaRatast>araRURe■■aatnal�atesa .
For Salo - Sweet apple cider. John A. Cargill, R. R 1, Pick -
evening
should be' -a., birth It was famed at IDsi-
,� evening and you dint" begin nore, where Hamlet was
E`renlr made. suing. splen for it Cane on, V, posed to have lirved. CTuisto- ^i
TTie ask your grid now so that she pher Ptlutrsxcer heads a cast of ,
..---.One mile West of Pickering 1?sc kering United Church. at _ ..
1IIage, on No. 2.. HighwaY 3.00 o'clock, on Saturday, May can #�tndget for a new dress. British actors. Be sure to - � e •
. 30, 1964.
Support your school, and at- watch, . esPeoial
Phone: 942-124T lY if you eM _ _..-- - `-
- .... (ort 31 tf) _..... - _
tend � dance. are in grade 12 Incide> rtally.
. _. .. �.:....... .....�... _. < Card Of Thanks �. ramie Night is rapidly ap- the play lasts 3 Motors, so you _ SHOWER CABINETS
D
For Sale --1960 Vat.... Auto- Mr. Walter. f Thanks
wishes to proachutg April 24. The ad- just might not be able to get X WHITE ENAMELLED ! _
matin. Washers. Radio - $1200; express. his sincere- thanks to mission is 50c per person and y^a� homework dente, I'm $59.00
also 1954 Miorris Minor - $75. the martp> friends wtho sent him the curtain tine is S' p.m. The sure you will find this thought •,
Phone: 924-5256. lis Emperor, �, fruit and flowers, and Agent, one of the plays, l a it 'too terrible to abide,- but
visited hien while he .was a satire on the lice of a talent. it was merely a suggestion.
Ajax. I
......... partient in Oshawa General scout.choir, UPsuppose. under Mr. ` Clark's able On this cheery note I'll leave
RP-Condkbned Pressure Hospital.
PUMPS direction, will be o you for this week. By the way,
.......................... _.... ....................-:..,.,. If
Pert rmmg
. - they are only half as goad what drill the grape say when
_ -
-$a.00 And UP
BRADY PLUMBING
BROCK ROAD as may y are, they will �lPP� h�rn� .SMALL MOTOR SERVICE
4320 Kingston Road be marvellous to say the least. He dcdtr't say aatythiag, he lust
Cubs and date in mflnd. wined a little
- - usual also the �Brownies and K II would like to extend the _ IRe"ifs To l a1Nmewers, Garden lwtom
F.O R S A L E Guides. Scouts picked up the'
= Thor Wringer. Wafher, -with • ers on Saturday and ,t
};met•, pump and filter, Used Mss.' M: Pegg, Mrs. E. Pegg, on "Missions". Mrs Cecil Jones ;� M NW Und Uwllmowen I Retotillm For Sade
_
:three aig one -had Y'�- In are planning for their banquet Shirley Gardiner, Hosema y gave a reading -"The Church
on Friday night April 17th. `
excellent eondMoeh. Price: $75. Scn-cver and Miss B. McLean in the Midst of Battle". Rev.
Some of , the . Red Cross
Pitons: 942_5265 - axry time. Mss. 'A: Pegg and Ruth T. Fleetham had a tape re- LAWNMOWER SM�RPENiN6
'...................... wOrkers met as usual on Tues
,>I 14th to continue the spent a
:...:._.anted °f later. It Di 's Small Motor
day in Toronto last "Women India"
Wanted
week. and he divided the group into
Mr. and Mrs. D. Wicks • and
Mss. W. Keddall, of Toronto, tour, for discussion Im:(-
'Typist hn local manufacturing is with her daughter for a few was decided to send good,
ootnpattyr. isvil or part time. song of Scarboro called on Mr. weeks. used cloth ng to the Fred Vic- • •M • 1
_. Phone: Mrs
Evans 839-3177. and Mrs. CFYtford Hubbard . on Sympathy of this conununity for Mission, in May. Pili■� Village 942..+Kd®
..... Sus>de~y. � goes to Mss_ Brockbank, in the At the Stewards' meeting
Reliable woman for housework
Mrs. FknvraTd Bath is in Ajax Ping of her husband; and last Thw6day night, it was _.
Wal-
-three half days a week. West F%ss�itd! � mor to Mr. and Mrs. Edgie Pegg and Messes Ralph Jones, Wal-
surgery. Our best wishes for a 0 L K SWAG E N
Range area. From April to and family, in the passing of ter Pascoe and Donalid Jamie$- September. Phone: 28'2-062Y. recovery' Mrs. Pegg's mother, at Tor+on- on. a Conontuttee to •look after
Mr. and Mrs. Lagtandeau
to it. AT
and daughter of Scarboro call-
: WANTED ., Rev. F"leettram conducted the. Mrs. Levis Jones has vac. • _ . .
ed on- Mr. and Mrs. W. C • •
Full Or Part Time far on Sunday, ftrtrezal service for the late Mr. aced her home to Sir General ,/► p��
MAN or WOMAN •Brockbank, on Saturday; ld Ctrie and $ami ,y, of Toronto. _ Pickering Car ten
n.00. WEEK AND UP V comet to Toronto. Mr. and Mss. Syd. Smith i
Ilea who celebrated her
for InformaHa+. Write: Sally Mrs. Frank 1Vebti entertain- and family, of Toronto, visited New available in our garage at reasonable prison. Courtesy
15th birthday on April 11th ed her nephew And fancily, Mr. on Sat with Mrs. Wm.
MR:' E. W. SNOWDEN Saturday
with a party of. her friends. ea for year convenience at no, oxer you. t
122 Mary Lake Dr. and His. Spracklin, of 'Ibevrdco Hasbron, _
Agincourt, Ontario, Registration for Kindergar-. fors Sunday dinner, - A# Station Road in P kari , We an a from d A.M ,
4 ten. Pupils was held on Tues- Miss Edith Ornheaed had ..__......_.. to B P.M. from Monday Thursday and from i A.M
- (aPr 16 til - 14th. _ y _ y .
- . :._ ��: _.: day, A1u11 the _ b P.M. Fridays and Saturdays
14 Sum dinner w7dc e t ar
�herrywood
M�� L a� burst faddy. United h Women
- _ Qne
j� � The Churn
- TRAILER SEIEVICES '`^ +� �Pk 942-1401.
eon at the C. L A. CbwAmdoa the otrurdi hall on Wed-
_ SALES iRENTALS - Remember the United Church tresday, April 8 for desert • �
at the King Edward- Hotel, on {
Tay -A -Le" Camping Trailer Women's General Meeting, 'on Safir�,• luncheon' at 12.30 followed by *�
1li4 Models Fran $200.00 Thursday evening, April 16, in Mrs. Staley. of (,00clwood the regular meeting art 2 p.m.
the Sunday School Room.. at The president Mrs. Earl Tay- : ' :'RYE SERVICE
wrati the 50-50 Draw,sposcsor- 'THE
A N D Y M A N
Cabin i Camping Trailers 8.00 o'clock. The . "C ht istian ed by the Girls' Softball Team for chalked the men�'nS. The
FOR RENT Education Conmsittee", will be f� Greeawrooci
devotional was taken! b Mrs.
y
in charge of the .Pr"Pwn-. Mrs. L McLean and Beat- L. Gores'. Subject-Evangreizsm. _ (ED ARMSTRONG)
_ tworyHdng For Trailers Unit No.- 2. in charge of the � ��� their cousins � was* 6y � DO YOU HAVE WORK TO DO?
AJAX -phone: 942-3411 lunch. All ladies welcome, of Saskatchewan, last week-; CAtohpole. The study i chapter ; ON THE HOUSE OR PROPERTY '
:ORDER NOW AND BE SUREI Unit No. 3. U. C. W. held end. was by '♦Luso McDougal and 'I` LARGE OR SMALL
%
meating fit the herae of, 9 ways
>, ..... . a r 9.... M� day last No. Webb, ro were�th I � nt the week- and a FboadM� � I�ta't�totle PAINTING FGROUNDS
B., 1!oromto, UPKEEPO G UNDS
10RW end at his bonnie here
guests. Rev.. Fleetham gave'a The Odfdcial Board of, the foe April 16 and from Dun- UP, ETC
� GENERAL CLE
AN
STORES FOR RENT tape recording of "Women of Church • Circuit will me at bartort for'April Bath are-
STORES
re $,
' f for CALL
942' b L
• PICKERINC>r VILLAGE India' , and discussion an this evening meetings for 'the UCW t
topic followed The Business da Zion Church. on. Wellies- There were 19 ladies paresent.
,Apply: Win. G. Lawwn was taken by . Unit Leader, may' April Hoetesses were: Mics. L. Gates,
Miss Edith Orzneaod Luadr Ms: H. McPhail, of 'Pot+4cdto
Sell~ - Pickering Mrs. A. McDougal, Mrs. Cat, r
Phone: 9E2-2741 was served by Mrs. Webb. E Pegg
ehPole and Mrs. Forel. !
- .... ................. On Saturday, the Sunday family.
perA the week
:':..:..:...:..............•......:......:..... '1ciow to scihool and Cherry- NEMOWER MAN"
To Redt - brick house, and Scholl. Teaolrers and
the. Suss ►
erintendent attended a 'Train- Home And School Asfeciatiolt _ 3
-wood.hoolbusPdss-•ung Day on the, New. Surd lay Gnwwood Kinsale Home &
arc rinnr_-vaiihlble now. . -- - --
Me
Jai. Garland; Sr. Assoda'tioii 'held their. G •
mtg, at Val ALFRED KAYES :Fairport Lawnmower Service
(Gln'. 23 Y I ....... School, ' o Thursday evening,
Mrs C Meragg
to. PLUMBING BATHROOMS
NEW ALLIED Small Ergine Repairs=Mower Sharpii,ting-Wafditng
April r were made
GOODS FOR RENTAL honour Grade - 8. Graduates,
FARM EQUIPMENT with a banquet, and the, pry-. PRESSURE SYSTEMS Phone 389-3562
LARGE i. SMALL Ferment• Manse sPreadK ito ski. entation of Pins in Juane. The ESTIMATES GIVEN '
Rotary Cutter a -pt. hitch $1.00 hr. 4 -Tom Orae• waver Attendance Banner was won AI4w 6 and Weekends $39-1409 �.
1! Ft iwathor - W.
Per arra RNiws Oardew Treanor �)N*ttM', RooQn, (Pal�2' t11Me - 942i717
Seek NN-i1ade a bK: f7.0e hr. ft. - elft w 'NNeh i -Rt. 1 r'
3 Pt MINI K PNN tyM s0o nen Minors The •list
tarlh Meror - t yd. $10.00 day ANNnwh•ad Chats Narre. - +an
tar" Mover i -s yd. 63.00 per day sleek eorrgheted. Indeed; the. future
Ditcher (trast+ar) $s.N sK day Fhrry Disc Narrin" of the oPgad>iZ�tJl°Q3 seems {
C61111111111 Marrows fee. acre Nr•TyPo- Chats Narrows _ .. NI
Century seeder a 1�� $1.00 aara Mass sroatserwhat k douibR, unless &'FOSSEY
. ST D e Narrow iia. Par nNh aenr Land Packers - ale sites are 1b;MA�ILL
Ne. it Dhs Nirrow - Nydra-1fa Loh fproadero - 3 Pt hitch and
Litt $2.00 ' Por sets P•M its accept the 0!f
1.. •. 3 -Pt. Niteh Back Glade fi.o0 hr. Koseh file Mwwtod Mowers OC<�.
Lawn Roller $I." per day Honda- Mawwrs Loader. - A.
Lawes Fertilher sPr..+sr see. day 'IN a Po i soled Orales a Nay The sperakeT was Mr. Stan -
Mot NOW Digger -bar+ sok. day
PIT ley Outhouse, who lives south
itMle Maehh�o s0a. Por day' a Ft, and to Ft. century feeders
si.00 PK day Reek Blades i Pt. NNM of ctlr v'i�age, and wile is g custo
� Biitcher'�'"
� -- _
SWOOP
slow'-�iaad.r $s ee car c.wtwy sPr rors - ON tyPaa au Probation Offie ' working
!�fi M. $lee. Dr9N -sts0 car Prlaos _t
wednors Nawrwor MIR$ with. Juveniles in Toronto. �
Ir. Eke. eriN fa.N da! irh whole narreMs aM Lswa
"I" saw si.oe Per day Rouen theme kiea3t vldth theways
go" sander $2.N day in which patents fail their s
.M.r Hibben $100 dry CHARLES COOPER LIMITED based upon his ex- � �ET, �� Phone 942.1601
tf You Require Any Merl Net CLAREMONT, ONTARIO pmjen �e in dlyds work. Mie taut E -
_$iied.-Cement Us --WO Can Phi: 6W2114 oe 649-2115 • was unset kdor misdve and "Where Qift .4 Serft'
ilAost Likely Look AMor Your thoughtrproweldng. It was--sin-
Most .. _ r
........... _
=` Needs YVO J . •
+cel'='1`1' appreciated by ail' _
ppeed�
CHARLES COOPER LIMITED "' fiiiiie
�n .l� . Grade Nom - iced
CLAREMONT, , ONTARIO CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING- B
BUTTER 49c. be BA -CON
phone: i4l-2114 err its -2115
RepaMs Abd Re-toirfr nj 'Ihe U. -C, W. met last •Wed-rac
• • • at Ude bDa�rtse, Green-
SEWINd MACHINE FRLE FSTIIYLA7W. wood, wits► tii�teesr tadiea prn- WITH :2.00 MEAT ORDER
TUNE-UPwas- - -
• -� - $e.� The i,ne�eittaig i� . RinIfts• �� e .
Special - =2.50 - Any Mala we OMiENNr charge of i1 m F. Disney and LIMITED TO 2 Lit:. PER CUSTOMER
Tra_ Soin"tirl" Centre" -ph": 83941", Mas. Penny Jbrres,
�d09i I (mar 19 .M. the �Mp, wu� was based -
- QPap Five
` NURSDAY, APRIL. 16.lli�l THE PICiKERING NEWS —
/ and •.. er w *h Mr. and Mrs. Dick The pe" deet. 1grs. 'Allan EL vale >�� Ids• Aid is
KkWwm BROUGHAM, at blaridmun_v. tiooet d
M The nand Mss. Gbarn of W`ierdear is WtiazssoQ the mestsrng and nsreeR wfith them on Apat 2
* r sperm a few weeks with At a ratepayers meetiM in (w�eLaoened gtieRs Pr�si at S. P. m. Aiw as l Eatiae�
!-H with their dub stories and her son Don and g and hilarea the Rraugtnarnn school on Moil- I Fiver and also shipmenservice
LTAct Qs-
v Club, the Vdvet- other odds and ends. The girls Bruce and Arne. defy =*it it was approved to frlesds. The worship from ., Wow
W wrRL
eens met for the Ievt dyne be. �.; the uritt "t�ottnes blPt. Ted HdRby new to Mr. ' build-a sidewalk to the s0irool. was taken by bits. Hugh M31- them on May 13 at 2 P. tn•
fore /"evement Day � Closets tip to Date' A special ida nest Sunday to spend a The Easter tharskoffering ler. A delightful sato sung by Eldon Camdoe+t of Matik-
mil be hetld aR Uxbridge. The to Mrs.
9rs King service of Brougham United • Mrs. tan Rogers was enjoyed ham showed pictures and leo-
thar" is S few weeks all. Invitations were ° read
banded in their laundry W. and Mrs. Cliff Wamwp - Church w•oenren• was held in by tured on their yew stay as- an
iW stone and Mrs. McTaggart for the � hall on April 9. from Green River and Waite- ex a teas- in Central
bags, covered handers, shoe their w+oerderiul help and nes` and Donald had Sunday dine- East Africa. The
--paces and record books to the Tangyanika,
r _ asocial hour When
a cup' of tea and cookies were
MAPLE LLAP. Strictly. Fresh Grade 'A' '(Loose)
served.
NATURAL. and Mrs. Veron Ellicott
` A E.(Bring Your O vn Carton) - and children had Sunday amt
CHEDDAR €
CHEESE supper *11th W. and Mzs. Fair
Campbell.
- — Mrs. Carl Hogle of Oshawa
12 Oz. pkg. — - - spent Sunday. with Mr. and
MILD 49e - Mrs. Fred Hamilton
12 oz. pkg. Mr. and Mrs: Doti Duncan
Medium ale and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ham
12 ori. Yitorn� the Ice Capadeer
--Ord - - e%-____
at S oa Sa,2 es^•
(Save 7C) Mr. and Mrs: Grant M&Oc
of wtiitby surprised her moth-
er, Mrs, Thomas English with
_ . - - a birthday dinner
_106- t Gallon Black Diamond Large 16-oz Jar evening.
on Saturday
Clover Cream Gave -
> CHEEZ PLEEZ _________ ____ 59e Mrs R ..Hardesn was also
surprised wiith a bisKhda sup-
79c Smedley's Imported (Save 9c) 20-oz. Tins ev in family on Friday
ill GOLDEN PLUMS __-- —_ 2 for 69eO �urday afternoon a
�� kite flying contest was held
_ P _ �n
�b$o 59e York Frozen ;(Save. 37c)
8-oz. res Smedley's Imported_ (Save 9c) 15-oz. Tins h' school ram
MEAT PIES 6 for $'a00 GOOSEBERRIES _ 2 for 69e Mr. Robert Miller, Jack Mains
and Ken Rarrnsay donated pnz-
(Save 2 Bag .Table Queen Enriched the farthest and also a pie
Maple Loaf TeederHak�e Dr. Ballard's' e -50c)
5-Ib
` BURGERBITS DOG. FOOD - BREAD " '2 for 3 e f° J,� � the prize
- _ Full 24-oz. .Sliced Loaves for creative design witile'Daa-
Asa
""� The Gentle Bleach --Giant 128-oz. Jt" , (Plus Deposit) id Miller and Barry Ratrnssy
MAR1[ELiO, _ _ - (savo i6C) 3SC Red Rose Orange Pekoe Pkg. of 60 _ took prizes for their kites fry_
- TEA BAGS (Sara 6c) _— —------- 79c i�g and highest,
The Group � of the
-]st Brock Pickering . Cub and
- - Ritex (SaE.515c) 200 Single Sheet P s.
FACIAL T1SSU _ . 4 fiOr S8e ( (Special Offer of 40C Off) Scout troop took p at the
'2 lbse 39e Lever Brothers Ki Size 5-Ib. Box borne of Mr. and Mrs. Hub-
.-Lar 4-OZ. Bars . � bard. Plans- for the Father and
Cadbury's (Save 11c)
.-Large I NEW SURF _W r=---= �� Son banquet to be head April
Margene 100% vegetable oil DAIRY MILK CHOCOLATE 2 dor 3SC m were- finalized. The next
(Coloured) (Save 100) - meeting '"rill be Meta May 3rd
_ a2 .the -.frame .of heir. and Mrs
Round or Square ��• ��� George VVil4son.. The boys
TA Q' y"; ,�tQ�1t �' Q RUMP ROAST _ wish to theak all who mom.
' .: their paper drive on- Saturday
a cows will,
su They have an-
That Dares to be Known by Good 'Taste Alory Learn Peamealed `• r paper drive ae: May 9th.
COTTAGE ROLL�}a 494 ° Church and Sunday scfnoui ;
.;LOQ% PURE — LarEe�G-os. Jarhe nxn-ning on
t
Fresh 'Fender Sliced
Sunday next
TSC _
(Save
PORK LIVER LB. iA►UDLEY
ZIP (Taster _..40e) '' _. Soiree from here attended
Govemawnf the New Curriculum Workshop
at the Orono United Church,
9U
here8 laspeefed Standing (6th 8� 7th Ribs) • rj9C on Friday eveni�, and Satur-
� Meat) Evenings Till 7:00 p.m. ".PRIME RIB ROAST
Is V2 oil. tins ° day meat. -
'Thureday de Friday Till 9:00 p.tn. Sympathy, : 'is extended to
O pass-
1 J for 99c U. Saturday Till 6:00 P.M. Fresh Lean Pork Loin Roasts arra. ,ia .. G. Mr. Geo, Mutate
SAT. end'loin End .Ibe - SSC mra Mrs..G. recently, ofle, Mr v
FRI. i - T ng
IVE THURS., Ib,
4Sc
EFFECT b End
• tease of 4>3 � PRICES RI
fog APRIL 16 17 - 1i (Average 21/2 lbs.) (Average 3% lbs.) 6� -ink (the Toronto. M>flo nnoe
tins $4.69
Centre Roasts or Chops - Ib. Mu'tcb), was a former r•esid-
Whole Loin - Ib, 53C enrt arra teacher iri this area.
Sympathy is extended
to
h Mr, Beckley; Mr. and Mrs.
Fresh (Not Frozen) Meatyb. 49� Cl other rneert- .
- - areeroe Trigg and
SPARERIBS (side-? -- :.- _ :.. bers.of the.fanWy, in the.paw
ing on Monday ,of last. week,
Lucas Arthurs (English- Brawn) (Less Than 3 lbs. -.39c' per lb.) of Ckae noe's s - •
FOOD
MARKET' - HEAD CHEESE 31b. tin SSC Berkley, of ' Aslrb,trz►. Mme.
Beckley was well known in
• e Maple Leaf Skinless Ai"Nw' where she had gra
• E PORK SAUSAGE 1 ` The pg a 49C �p ly e. been actreein the
.Roue EDS oa Hwy, No. 2 Just last of Rowe Brut �
PUREchurch
Mrs. Earl Puckrin er entaiinn-
O — ed Ripe Ce I la Pkgs e1-1
d . hires friends: MTs. Thixnp-
oun Ir onn, o r son and Mrs. O. Greest, - of
(� lbs Tp►MATOiES von 9C Tarorneo, and J. Young,
Cooked 3 of Ajax, on Mon
S f a� Mr. and Mrs. Ken McAMtstic
T 'Bone & and Sandra, of 5carbano, vas_
• .....: �� a m - - - ... ited.on.Sunday, at_ttne Moms of
Ham
(LOON)• U:S. No. 1 Arizona Crisp Iceberg _Mrs. d list r, Bich Mrs. Skinless F' HEAD LETTUCE -Z for 26e law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
1 ys Ib. Tie -1 E Nlb . Jack Lambie
C Large Si 24's D and .
Size E'R afewrecently with
\ Jaffa Swe+t hrisy t.eiws (fico Iwad) Low sine 123•s their grandmotther,.Mrs )ebb,
.49 (While They Last) ORANGES : doz: Sse Weston.
Fr6ends of Gardner Winter,
fresh Grade 'A' Oven Ready - of are so bear
Caxfe�wie Pre+h 2C he is a patient in .tire Oshawa
(Save. 200 - ASPARA43US
-Rift Haft"
Cross Cut th, . 69eCHI CKENS• esOfe"as Pony Te.a..
SHORT RIB ROAST In M•meeianr
GREEN BEANS. lbs. 4SC
h Minced Steak •..,....... Ib. 69c Ba �ing'Awrage WNght 3 lbs) .ElIkett—In Ioving memory J
Ferns Frying - Roasting -
passed
Boneless Rolled (First 6 Ribs) � •' tis. lie. t Posh awe ' AKN �� '
` .. PRIME RIB ROAST .....»... Ib- 89c Fresh Park (Picnic) _
a deer,;• husbatd and thther,
P BROCCOLI ens vKiro Lovine away,
Aprli all t6, W9. t
• v U S. -me. 1 eawer"Is 3"w VMN Upright and Jost fo the end of his
Bodekds' Rolled Plate ,Briskest 49e CAULIF'L.OWFE �eaCh ' days;
pOT ROAST ..................».... VrRoUt8
sho ... iae•ra and kind is heart s,id >Ietnd
h i
Bride vT Short Rib ... ,. Y3. t+.. 1 Cdlfe�wia Pnah' CeIN Obis sf.. N• � �i�eat a t»sntifol tin>emon e
t �' b9e CELERY � 3 fOr .41C beh4n eft
_*OAST _
(Blade Bone Rettroved) �lieed I�indiess _ ser... d Wllfer M
Value . ' u`+ .
I OstarN MOfMe.M QI'NR •�... A
L.,,a►a Aithuris snpes - lb., C CUCUMBERS' Z for8c
CON ...».».... bre
BRBASFAS'I' BA l-�. pkg r a k f a Stoa BLUE NOTES DRUM CORP
IJ eelifee"Is SM*W a owe Sew s.wt IRNiM sH. tern SUPER
NAVELS ORANGES 3 d" $1 "
-- _ .(�ile. They Last) . BOAST .fie .49c.. , _ — , —
, n POf Otl'rT
Fresh of Frozen -_ .- - -.
R' WASH
CHICKEN WINGS
.......:.... Ib. >� I�iire_ sh Lea ,... • _.. _ ., _ _
APRIL I0,'
It N A. M. 5.60 P. Ail
f N
SeaekeI Banes 8411111'" .....
Fre11h
Minced Bret ...
9
Six
KERING NEMS ,'� . THE Prc - .. : - : •
t . THURSDAY. APRIL 16, 1995
.. •
Crete, pluck m their leaving to :
Live in .st. JohWS, N. B. Mr. The Churdm
WEST RO E a > ey Ligase > BUSING DI RECTORY
�� a
... •.� -"�f . , .. • very active in the orgstttiza- .
The Hoche and School Assoc- clufting, Pooch and the ima'red- tions o1 this .00enaneueagr, and wa■aaaa■waaa■■31a■awws_.
executive with the tea- 4 iwte needs of families through. will be greatly mie�'d by the - -
- diets and pupils are Planning out the township. many .Friers they have made , iP�tk�t'1� -
a varkty nigtyt for April 29, • _ o - o o here. our best wlistses and good GUARANTEED McEACHNIE S united Church
7.45. There wild be a short The ladies' Club met at the luck go with twin and their � .
- --business rneetirrg, folloroued by school on TZeursday evening family ice thein new home. Radio -TY SenrilCe FUNERAL DIRECTOR
a program of songs.. dances, .. April 9, with about twenty o- 0,0 _
•and skits from the ' var•ow; members present. The-Presid- We 'welc�oma Mr. and Mrs. Any Make or Model —CHURCH SERVICES -•
:+gravies In the glycol. Plan to eW, Mrs. June Chesher opened Hughes, who have moved• into 7k 9.0 A. M. a f 1 A7 A. AIL
attend this Iseet •meeting of the- meeting, and follovAnng.-the , Oe ARTHUR FIELD Sunday sdeooi . VMA. #Athis session. The executive still reading of the minutes by Mrs, on Rk� this week. Private Atetbctlann i•rrtt• Ankh • 11.87 A. Ail
PICKERING
needs someone to be oorres_ Joyce .SntSiler, and the ftna;r= Mr. arid bt11Et. Gvod3ngs and a DAY OR NIGHT
ponding _ secretary and would dil report by Mss. Jenny Ak- family ino' _to ottawa.
. like also to have an assistant burst, Mrs. Jackie Woolley ° ° _--
AUDLEY
0
social convenor. and Mrs. Rose Fleming, Bazaar Best wishes to Mr. arid Mrs. '>� - �-
The Grade 8 .pupils 'with Coir zs, gave a report am Gordon Shaver, Ting Arthur's i Chtlydt s•rvip ° .2.79 P. K
who celebrated >� WATER DELIVERED
their teacher; Mr. Verin held their work far the -BA -gar, $o Court, Mlw. McRaeM+l•. ProF Sunday School l.fs'. AA
a party and dance in the aud- lar, and asked for small pies_ fotateeath' wedding asraavers-
itoriusn ori Friday night ru es of ma�terlal and your fav- arY on APl'd 12- � West of Dunbarton +� s■tRa■■a■■■tw■■:■qas■► -
., ' 10, and report a good time. All ourh* ' i ehipe for a. Cook Book 000,
k�
--tD — __
_ . m go_ for orale .trip -the-Club is irra3c3ng up. _ _Macy ha returns of the MGhiE - - - - -
bo_I�uthp�ottt,. Rouge _—
__ .. _ ..MIO
NhEs 14Z -217T
to OCRs wa next month-: _ _ Vii- social tame was enjoyed- MY +l
0 0 0 -over •tea and cakes se by Hills Dr. on her sikte nth bi9L • -�- PiCti;.ri
�; �,► ATtanht 2-0063 ��' �"t� p
7be Red. Cross captain for Mrs Jenny Algtrulslt and Mrs. C d es, Ai*d - AAgiiKO� Chw
West Rouge district: Mrs. Mrs.
J Srta:ssldvm Crtitee, Decimal Place, who cel_ _ fl
Francine Gladys, Surmyaiope 71w next - meeting of the ebrated a birthday' cit Apa-ii i
reports a very successful Group wsll be he5d in the hoc- 12; to Cart French, FWW HiNs KEN nd CLARK@ PraksDet«s, ONTARW z
campaign, as over ' $400.000 a1 school, on 'Thursday, April Dr. • on his thirteenths birthday � ,, Agus W. IL D. D.
was oaa4eoted by the Parnas- 2:�, art -8.30 p., m when aspeak- O11 � 10. P R E N T I C E cniglfton, °�"'�" ... .. '
sets in blarch and Mrs.. Glad- er frown the Better Business We ase 0orry to report Mea. arc 900. PtaDwD.p ars.
_
Ys would especmally tike to Bureau will be .p¢'eeezrt. Any Rletta Edwards, Rouge Hills Dr. 1 AUCTIONEERS A Murdoch Pr.•.r 043-ssis
_ . _ ....._ ... - thank Mas. " Mg g Bailey, Mrs. la(b ss in the district interest- is in the F.arot General Hospi- MARKHAM Bwrlitirs, So cilors •.• wNe°wr ssRrkts
He iea Sa0000cio, Mhs: Shi:1ey .. ed in joining a friendly group. .tai, undergoing tre orient, and Uom"d end AafterUsd tor 1M •.s• •. WIMSIV Os•rc�We
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French, Mrs. ,Jayne He3yer • are invited to come out. tsar > friends in the'dist- c..ca.•:.1 Oaares and Yrr and NOtarias 'PYblk 90.a• a...._w...w rm.n r
Mss, , Mrs. Airs., ' b)Ec� Iyer The had m are sponsoring a tint wish her a speedy recon- rsw slosk Dc•PD•r•.a. Nsas•- 90.30 .. •a-tc.h� a��
- -- sack Mrs. Key, -Mrs. Walker, Hone Bake Sale on Sabxr y . ery- Plaid Rir.w..•1 A••1 re•taa, aA►!IR 07 OOiMMiloCs Ci1AlYiM (Iw or sob
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Mas bi�argai et Reed, Mrs. MAY 9, ad 10.00 er m at the M'!sa Sf�drleq Rouge �• .0•M.Ks S SIMC06 St. N., Oshawa (10 an P.+w "as
Hens Dr. Is bank at Mnbsr•ton- m000easrh Maas
'- - - - -. itlreirrieh. Urs. Kay Jolliffe, Steinberg Stone, et the Shoop- Setmd, lodtiolvvillg a torr- •. wiD9, sswvDee' wt •ws rata's 9030
- Mrs. Mccance. Mrs. Leta Msac•- .lag Plaza. Plan to pick up your. High Telephone Oduma 72S44%
bean, Mr§, Wiggins, Mrs. F'iar- weekend baking tigers. at. the Scaatroa,0 _ PDt�tDss — Cwt tses Par6b Na■a
lathe, Mors. Snide• acrd MIs_ o 0 o General Hoepitsd. 1015tweek• 294-3141 or 640-36UwsDNssDwr
Keel, who did such a wronxler- Oa Saturday eventiM. AAp�ril Mrs. Wimile Ferguson and Pcsaes•s be" be" 49401400000119•.M a a. --ask ass t.
ful job of cerwasfng for her, lit the Active Me bete, w6th daugUrLer Cathy. of Ferguson's aa•f9sasr• slow :0a0. ane aaeswlM w,�i
The Mckering Red Cron their wives of the Went RbcW Beech, spent two weeks With
hs many let. wh#lr
to FDvva3rts Club held a party at MIS. 1�ergyison'e darrgettess arra M
-use these. funds that are ooh1- the home -of Mr. and 30M. Rap �, >n Petetfiaro, -
ected each year. They have a Fergusoct. Fervmm% Be■ch. FLEURY R COMERY 5 H E R R I N ebrjstlaN .
Homemaker Se^4ce, Senior for '!Mr. and Mrs. Thomy o 0 o BARRISTERS SOLICITORS
CWxenrs. and in cases of ft. Barley. The Club presented Mr.. _. THE CHURCHES NOTARIES PUBLIC . �
aster, such as fires or flood. Bailey w� a set of cuff Milks Edward's` ican Church tDows ftrl�s►a0�s ,
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they are- Mme to: help *ft: and tie pim, wsRh the T{Swattis . M• Ash Nee" as OY ItlgA•• a••d - CNt1■CN 0tartet AND.
- East Ave. Mtiii.d C" Funeral and SUNDAY SCHOOL
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swnaa~Y wpm 19. s.ao a- m.` Ambulance Service 'Araw• ■s" 180 ..ru 00
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SUPPLY A M f, R ri -Su=iftyr Schad ftf ch&t n of N011016 - TsNlw••lis of Honest w �M
an ages, Rev. K. Sant, %*M be, ill••dq tr lcid.r-fioMdMe.•► . • a w w.isedW NOMM
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Required to stipply in area cothprising Ajax, Pick- in dratge; son else and w.•t.e. Nr.'2 !►
Now s a.•• P. OL
ening Village, .Bay , Ridges end Poseb4nk. If necessary, Be" Reed A" "a rrDCLtsoss■ is
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- transportation may be provided. Apply, b -y- phone, or Port Union Asad -- � on Por... Tuesday. Tbarodas
Rev. D. blicFC0111cam Dean MONUMENTS _. Telephone n' sod Frtrnw - 3.00 a 1-00 P. OL
%in writing, stating qualifications, to— Students at Knox CaMege. �, 0 _ •c as sero asses•.
be in c add of the mornnig WHiteha -3161 For Forte•. r.t.,aUau... Cos j
UR IE. service. an _qundaw, April 11 rrs•.•s.t w..0s� att•.w 3-91100
- 739 Lublin -Ave., Bay Ridges at 11.00 a• m. Sunday School ROBERT AUSTIN, PROP. - - .Phone: Dv11+hill~ e3!-•3590 Classes ter an ages alt the w. ■. a. wsNrs. "larle
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j Cirde, of the Ladles' Geed - 11111111e, • Alm Buy and Sell St.' Andremes
.' .:_. • tended the Ttrarslarlfering tun- With" A Classilbd Ad
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. _ Ctrurrhe, west -tiihl on Ttrurs- ■caw■■■aaaawaa■canna CMrMr st.'.•t North. Nedr1■g
day. Aptil 9.. and enjoyed the ■■aawaaawa■asa■>Iii■as■aa■■■a■■a■tlaa■a■s■■rrti■a■ MInNf•r Rw. �. Conkey, IY� A.
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'modern office methods for greater, efficiency in K4turocL O�akwa,od Dr., visited aaawaawa■ntwu■arnsRs■■■■>.■■aaaitt■s■>t■ssiRts
handling unemployment insurance, and also other in oakv3lle with Mr. anis MIs.
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social benefits such as 'proposed pension plans. McMEbiace over tire-wpekesrd. 0 L I D A 'Y SU GGESTIONSS �s 40 WFor these reasons, ou are invited to apply fore Plb n t° attend _«+Line It A, a
Social Insurance Number, even it you are not a Apad 29th.:at the age Hili. ( ) Canadian Redd" ( ) Antigua '
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wifl complete an application form when you report(ON` uew1� d.. s•ttth)....................."
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t CLOSED ON WEDNEEDAYs _, • TO US WITH YOUR ADDRESS RsfOrwrM EPirssPal
Commission, you will receive application forms auto. . T��N owl"1 Rosebolk Road, Nw k 11
-'-matically. If NOT registered with' the Commission, PAY %U Capt. Rov. L s.• McPhor*sn
please get in touch with your local U.I.C. office and --_
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8.13 P. m Ladies' fa gAons are
be pmovided , hit Marjoaie's few weeks at a Fest Home.
ES-.�N.EWS,
will Nalows. pe T I2+ene LeVi� va ospi l dIRI. 7*
the Tnmanto Gener�at Fit
etyheer . bt1' VY*11s; and 0a Sunday for minor aK:rges�r,
11>,e @auremont lawn bowling
iii - Vii'club In an:x1ouN to j* in Lew '
and 3CIc. >ior sfuderh�te, And will the �.
fnc�ludie 8 nrnts as well te^viihip motto is s
Riigir RaNpaye� A' Mac R"mOeetion Hall Lt erWd Rd• Scouts. uan ce Bay Ridges win be held as a chance at tt* Dow Prize. asked � �� Dan Hedges ,
' at ck uvrnont 649- 006•
Fedi• ors- The Oenere1 Meet- Asad' 'Hese Lb* at 4.00 F. m The rl gM r meeting of the on Sunday, Aptdt 19,, at the 0.00 -
;ng et the Am da�tiorh, w#hd * • ,Aditf�ielt = wild' be 75c. per per- M+attherW Auxiliary of the Fair- Recreation HM, Tatra and Quite a tlwv Or+om, here were
WW bdd an APS 8, was �. AOA, Ond wO • kwhade '7efresh- part Cubs and Scouts w�ili be i ireaThpul T� ed x.30 P. an. ►�cK► LhiMarsn Clhureli down to Markheush on . Friciey �
aftud,ed. S"ectmos. were od Awonbff and abor'pIftes• held on Wednesday,-Ap=al.-.- _There •-will be progress re- On Sunday, April 12, Pestot night to see the N. H. 14 OW
the AeemW . hoWevv'r, tth3s bus-in the Sunday School Root ri ports fz+oan the awocisted sub- � ttnerp-ptay the old Miarldzam ;
t
izeess was deallt wlfh . ' T!>ie BayCthoi+ad Sox_ of the Church, at L30 p.. m. ootrhrrhititees, Ow Executive special service for Scouts o•
iougly, as there were deveu kyty WM meet , st ' the Reem- New enerhbers are assured ofOorrhtniOCtee and a Treasurer's the 2nd. Fairport port Troop, dur- Mr. Howard Hoddev hes d
_vacancies and' eleven tKavid- fiat► IkU,- 'JAmVod Rd-_ and a 'wiaran welcome. Report for the,past Year's act- in ttheir chap week-end. been ill for thePast week.
..
usids were WDOng to ML -Unc-a61:71h slay, -April -- 0 0 0 — — ivitles. This wild be followe$ Asea-ve�ce of Gothfirmation is _A h� �'�$1' Pte-
Once sigma, our, Executive 2919 $.OQ,p• a�. There wild not The boys of the 1st. Bay by a�n.Flecthon of Officers for to be JW an Sunday; May -12, was an Sunday evening
is at full strength be any busiam �y Ridges Scout Group have now the Reereedion AsaociaRion Ex. fOj' the add who for Mir. Evans,Ward at hisCanunfttee :
wdm the Wowing n1embers B, _ the • � sufficiently with ecutive. trav�e oartvpbebeci Oonlirirhation bonne. He was 85, His blather,
the Cornmittw 'A1d are vreleww, grid int is hap- tihedr Scou m rests, An invLta+ti�on is exWrxied to ' 8't. and his sisbrr, Mhs.
J. T. Sawyer, Mrs." ed thee>^e vodllt be a pasttcttlarlY that they am now capable of all Bay Ridges residents to at- � �'da3'� b�' �, �� of Frank Ooaper who 3s over 90
G. 7 -- - turnout. _..-- cut---en-eanh@dt -Lisps- Via- g,-athd X F�Bes T`z� were both present along with
�.
his
on
and
_.'er, E.: Constantine, E. Greer►-. 0.0o without Sit--R.eaclets or- 'to enjoy th+e Social -Hour. 10W. DS' ithe s'.' 9 t H� y
s+v's1Y, H. E. (� Guides .1r�aers 1st. and Adult heip. owing. l&freshn'reerets w9R be 'thaDd a Chua+de Pa:+aRie. Mm-A1--Fryer--and--
the • ,:
N. Peciberbui, J. Jones, Mrs. 2nd; Day. Ridges , Several Patrols are plana- 'served
J. PbddQslxi, J. Cairns, F. Hew- served tea at the Sale of Horne erg week-end camps, but ' for o 0 0 C O� Mr. and Mrs. J. Irhgtham and
es, P. ��}h, k Gr'eairnao, ' Baixdng and Sewing, which was tens- type of canlpm& they re- Cliukcm NEWS
family of Ajax. were Sunday
Mir. G. Gr&M, ' F. Heller, G. . spm by the Ladies' Aux- quire special light-weight tents Mr; (�cix-net Hades heel his dinner guests with bit, and
WOW & Lowe, ibary of the Recreation Assoc- that cash be carried on their Irahve t U~ Chunh car ehatcth he Otte on Saturday. MNext Rennie.,
of the Guides
latiom, on Saturday, April 11. backs. In Scouting, these teats On Thursday, April 23, the • ear 'it►e 8th c�teaesston It .
The teras of office are as Their tea room was extremely are generally referred to as— parentis of Sung y Sc4hood wsa soon brought under con- . and be held Mathews i. A.}
: those names appear-
suooessM, and tree Guides are ' Ingiewood Tents". ' Children are invited eo a�tLethd tool 4y fibs C9ar+errhorrt firemen.will be held at the iyorrhe of
M4`r. and Mrs. Arthur Bates GRoria~ Ward on April 21
jag as t3he tllest true. naKwts .- very p wiRhh the turnout So that the buys mon go a- a special Parente' Nig4rt Meet- of �, Sunday at 8 p.' m;
bawls wilt become due boa' re- tau' it. Karen Neilsen has been head with their camping pians ing, to be held bh the Sunday
;aiectka in April 1965, VAUle enr+dled in the lar Bay Ridges the 15t.. Bay Mimes Scout School Minoan, at 8.00 p. m The with W. and Mrs. Dore Hedg- Clatsit wnt �rNtN
-I& h"ennalnh- ton "shots will Girt Guides. Group plan to have an "Ing- purpose of this meeting is to � Joe Burrows 60, M. Samar-
n6i tenniaate office until 0 0 0 1 WARood Bottle Drive" on May acgt>aint parents with the new W. and Mrs, Sinha and fa- iMlo 59, John Hill 55, Olga Dun-
In a quiet, but impnessWe 2. .' books aux} the now curriculum hniby of Toronto, spent Sun- ee 54, Lloyd McGregor 49, Pat .
6swKai lwsbwaew--A repo" cere�' , hdd on Monday. All types of bottks wW be to be used, ootnnhencing in Sep- day with MK•. and Mrs. Bill Lord 4$, Ai in Redihaw 46,
roe mocress was rnisde with re- April 6, Troop Leader Jim calkated and the ardre Imo- tember. w'� AI Michell 44, Chas. M6Mey
l lka to a britt which is be- Hunt, of the 1st. Bay Ridges needs writ be spent on Ingle- Plats are going ahead nicely Mr. and Mrs. Frank HoWng-. Pix F aRbIgshead 30.
img prepared as a result o1 our Scout Troop. was - Wesel wood Teats. Your bottles will fba' the Fashion Show to be ahead returned on Sunday aft- The Legion Annual . IsdRies' ^
MharQe with his-OwaKMs Scout be .Very grat�eft* received. held by the Evening Unit of er spending three weeks'down N•� wig be held on May 2nd -
7he membership were asked bodW, by Oymmo Dist Om- 0 0 0 the United . Church 'VAnnen an in F9orida. with a banquet in the Mason-
'to tthe_.Bay Ridges Gar- missioner, Me',- Truman Wil- The Annual Genets.] Meet- Miey 13, at Bayview Heights Mrs, Jessie McGuire has re-' is Hall. followed by dancing _
Kien in the � cox. Mr. Wilcox was scoaanp- Ing of the Pacreation Assma_ Scharf, ref the Auditorium, at turned hone. after spending a in the conanunhy had.
pl+ogram which is under way. aided by A. D. C Mr. Eric ,
P+ersoa willing to give sssbst- Erilamoth, and Dist. Smut Mas_ - s
share in this worthwhile prof- ter Mr. Geo, Paquette. -
ect case -do so by ea 'tac'tin�g Troop Leader, Jim Hunt wan
-Abe Club at =94041. also presented wdtth a silver
Another request for assist- Queen's Scout Ring. by the _
a nc�e was nmw* on behalf of 1st. Bay Ridges Group Canrn-
1Ae Bay Ridges Recr�eadon Ass- Klee, and a sheath knife was ' 1
ecietkm. The problem, which ' given beim by the Scouts of the
a not a new one to the cos- TWOA as a tribute to his ach-
=a ty, is that them Is an .in- iewenhew.
-sufmdmt nuahbm of people After the presentation; the
whiling to give a few hours of-Distrk-tw ,, and 1
their thme to conn unity work. boys
'11* pwrtbcul ar request was for re-
freshments by tfSe't Matchers'
assists ce, in the operation at Auxiliary, headed by .Mrs.
the Tuesday Night BLh�o Muriel Waring.
G H enough people Would 0 0 0
their assistance. it would
Scouts of tiles 2nd Fairport
only as ma t to ane even* of Sea Snout Tr'o'op camped out
--uvoa�k every _tom or three aver die week-esld April t0 to
rr�aetctm Surely one can spare 12, tinder the leadership of
a Tuesday• evengng for tills -Scout Mester Jim Slates. The
fumctiam -U so, why � give � an � a'v-
M� Code:hran a can at tis-"17 enft, tired and htmgry, and
and ted! Man you win be wdi- : tales about plats for their
_� teg to Bend a harhd- next camp-out. During the --
0 0 0 week-end, -chewer Scouts who
The Amnuai Meeting of true Riad recently completed their _ HDayview Heights ome and Tenderlbot requiresnenw, were _
Schad Aseocia�'tion will be held . enrolled in the Troop ,
40 Monday, April 20, at 8.00 000
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P. m in . the sKlnood audttoaium A Social Evening to be held
speakers will be: pub- on •may. April 24. in the
Special
School Trustee, Mr. F. W. Sunday Schad Mlootn Of Fair-'-
Hawes, who will describe the pot z f
by :tie Gzaap Oomm- M.
lir 9dno�od, arh v►+teicth eothstruc- ittee and Mothers' Auxiliary F, { Y, r ; r� ; ti ; r a,
♦ y�� y���� •.� r per, �i,�,� it
_ '` h will begin ai1V[-Yy, a , of he Fairport Sea Scouts � '•+f' {�• y {h •{.t Y }. 2�k K 1 „ ;'?'�� ��, � � 4{ y� �� +'•. .I
• Mill. Mbudy Ht>,ebert, the school'; Clams Entertafrurnent �beirhg
Last Prin ipKal, vow will
speak by the C3tncep Coen-
an Sir Jots A 1Na�eDonaid, mfttee and the Auxiliary will
and the school whw h will bear provide delicious retredunents.
Adtn iswion will be 50c.per-
000
his s!h'he'. Pa' per--
O O O eon. and wfil inc'kx* cbanaes t
The Ladies-. Auxii'iay of the for the door prizes. 'Rue fun
Recreation Asaocistion of Bay gets under way at 8.30 p.. m., _
RxIM will sponsor a Ew*av and ad>anission can be, arranged
and Cribbage, Night, to be held at the door. All proceeds to be
devoted to the Cubs and the �
on Sia4urday, Ms•3' 2, at true
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M.P. ONTARIO RIDING
Northwest eon+K of Westney Road on Na 2 Hloway
\ - ABYEBTom RATES lip" UA11EST -
As in the case of every major industry in Canada, new meth-
ods and automation are bringing about tremendous changes in
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Too Much R ;mentation
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agriculture. The farmers here, . in this part of Ontario are
very highly specialized and because o1 this are feeling the
tremendous impact of ' this evolution in farming.
C r e a t o r s of � -
Bfk
A is to be established by Pickering Township
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Here, the farmers are successfully meeting these • great
challenges because they are of .necessity keen businessmen. As
OF MONUMENTS
policy
with regard to the planting of trees in subdivisions.
-- - iefl-y--this rveel�anc� it
was cltseussed br
to
businessmen, familiarknow twithhat i the Goer rnznenbe successful
scvarious tpol-
-icies-in-regard-to--oris- gmat-i ry.-A-year--has.-nous_
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The iriatter
little importance to most people:
and not only has no legislation been enacted in regard to,
rnav .neem like one of
_ However k .is a matter -of. nCe-� the
homeowner. Espebi�aly the one who is liv-
rs but no indication has been given of one single policy
no
jjjk4.ima he{Govermm�entrhas.only es continues'
e,
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for THREE GENERATIONS
pndividual
trig a new subdivision, whevsually a tree is the .last
but i theis
madin
main,,
the policy of the former Government. That- policy 'was brought
thing you expect to see.
Bill Newman said' that telling a property
in, in 1957, and was the beginning, not the end. Today's prob-
lems cannot be solved by patching up yesterday's solutions.
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owner that he can't plant trees on, township property-
tell
I realize farmers .are greatly concerned about ,this lack of
Sta'ffor*d Bros"OLtdo
where there are service lines, is one thing, but to,
policy. They too, realize that this great Department can' only
him where he can plant a tree on his own property is
the whole thing a bit far.
function under strong leadership. Farmers today, are very con -
that the Department Agriculture was divided. The
to titin-.
MONUMENTS -.
_stretching
_ We agree. Legislation is elfin to the int, where
getting p°
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responsibility for Eastern Agriculture was given
responsibility
inter of Forestry and then, seventeen days later; part of it
a man can hardly walk across his own grass without
violating some bylaw. It was suggested that a property
m
� transferred back again. Now 'there is a later move. Agric-
uiture is to have three divisions, part under the add Depart-
DUNDAS ST. EAST ;. WMITbY _ .MO 64OU j.
- - owner be governed SO that he has t0 set any trees 4
do this, for
meet of Agriculture, part under the Department of Forestry.
part under the Department of Trade and Cornmerce i-wter ing
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feet within his lot line. Most people would
as a ooanrrhittee under the dhairniatp of the M of
the protection of the tree, but for goodness sake lets
it to
Agriculture. 'It is to be hoped that this will work in the int_.
the farmers of Canaria, and than a definite policy
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let make his own decision when comes
erects of
however.
•the •man
his own property.
awn his property anymore, just be,
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for agriculture will be forthcoming. Farmers fear,
�t there are now' more chiefs than- Indians, and the confusion
It is to be hoped that the entire
_.: A .TAVERN UNDER THE
ACT"
Or does a man
will become even greater.
71LI iUOR LICENSE
cause h� slaves a lifetime to pay for it?
matter may soon be'brought before. Parliament. in order that
a
we mapr ask the many pertinent questions, in this regard.
that are in the hands of Ontario farmers today.
=.:= IDINING-ROOM —BANQUET HALL
�•satt•nd Child Syndrome" assisted by Mr. 'R Pitcairn, or-
'Ta Be Discussed At Children's ganist and choir director. 'The.
The Supplementary Estimates have at Inst been passed and
No. 2. Highway at Rouge Riv«' - Ph. 2WIGN
Aid Society Annual Meeting choir sang a lovely arhthem -
the -House of Commons has turned its attention to the comple-
tion of the Budget Debate
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- be V Freeman taking She - solo.
d h CID—i- Pian being roceeded with
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of
startling cases of child a- Miss Jean Craig led the Jun- gine 'are considering second reading of the Bill providing for
buse reported in the press rec- for Congregation. The Lesson Re -distribution of the Ridings in Canada,
,entlry. Public interest --in this was: Mttthew 5: 1-- 16, with It was origiahally intended that the (3a:hada Pension Plan
_ . which has been with 'fine text fh+oan verse 16. The in-
.: - problem, &t>'otild be proceeded with immediately upon the completion of
society for a long tinge, seems formation that Dr. 'McKay the Budget Debate, but evidently lire Gover'rscnerrt has once
to be increasing. In order that gave on the New Curriculum ag�sn changed ita rebind regarding the plan. and we can expect
the seriousness and complexity of the United Church was very veryttd r�evisiom when h is aga#i presented to the
of the situation may be aired ins+pinng. In 19M a program Route of C7omnnoths for consideration. As to when "this will be
`and examined the children's of study wed begun to fit to. is now anyone�s guess. - -
Aid Society has planned to day's needs. In - 1962 teat "areas.
were s— the course of Study
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- - have it discussed by a panr+l day afternoon April 14. ngTat. Dons to r. m.
..at its Annual. Meeting in Max, with the weekly reports sent Mrs. F. Holmes celebmied Lacey. who celebrated his 87th =
Thursday eventing, April 23. in by the teachers. As a result ..her birthday on `.Sunday even- birthday. on April 21. A num-
On tlhe panel wig be Dr. H. of these repots, the necessary g anth a dinner party put' arh, bar of relatives gathered
B. Cotham. Supervising Cotvn- changes have been made. She by her family, She beers feeihng w�eit Yate has not his }ho' to wish htiiih nhanv -
er for the Province of Onter- Curriculum is planned so. as. to u�
COOPER BLOCK LTD.
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- io, who sees the problem imm take peolile frors� c9rti�dtiaod to ° , ` A A -
a Provincial Point of View.,
adulthood, It is a three-year... �'+ I p^0 C LEDQNi iF�7L� TdRQNTC3
Another panelist will be Miss Course, with the thirst � year's ':WE��ING bride's mother chose -a dr ea<
Betty Graham. Executive Dir- theme "God and His Purpose " . :o beige k with
f nit, matching S+ OCws & BRICKS
- ackst ;bevy accessor'
actor of the York County The second year - Jesus J
Leigh Parker **do 'STRUCTURAL STEEL
Aid Society and a Qrns2 and the Chnstaan Life". He7'flowers were golden honey _ .
Director :of the Ontario Ass-.' The third year is "The ChurchRodneyLeigh Parker son of sweet heart roses. The in
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ocriaition of Children's `Aid Soc.; and The World The theme is groom s mother was in pale ,
ieties. Children's Aid Societies the sante in all age groups. and Mrs. Reg Parker of �� brocade with -beige -ac-
Pickering recently took as his cessories. Her cors was STATION ROAD, PiCkERING, ONTARIO
pmoaide a protection service. With everybody studimrig the _ _
` for childresh in hihost commun sazihe theme at the sarhie'tiine, bride Sylvia A.nneli Junkala, white feathered carnations. Phones: 112-1fi0 l22-510.1 iii -511
daughter of Mrs. A. Junkaia For their w�eddirr4 trip the '
sties. Mr. Bruce Affleck. Oris-
there is unity to the teaching. tMAJunkala and ,the late r. A.
- -ario County Chown Attorney: Does the gospel mean anything couple motored to Montreal
on the subject, as too the people of today, or help of Port Arthur. The eeremou�y and the Northern States. The
will
has seen it from has van- was held. in St. Paul's United bride. travelling in a wool :lain
stage point as Crown Prosec-
Curriculum, -all our beliefs and � ° ue a �
uuor. On the panel too, will be scriptures are written in terms Reverend Hugh R. MacDonald and white accessories.
1Qr. T. J. Ernigiii, Psychiatrist of the age group that is core- offic*ting. Mr. and Mrs. Parker are re-: ,LLIAM �•
and Director of the Mental ceried. In this changing world Givers h marriage a her siding at Elizabeth St., Picker-
- Health Clinic at the Ontario we must use God's wrnd to brother, the bride wore a floor ing u - y
Hospital in Whitby, with' opin- hemp us'today. The New Curr- length gown. unite (leu de Out-of-town guests . were :ARRISTiR, SOLICITOR
Sans as. to why Borrie parents iculum wants to lead people lace and matching jacket with Mrs. J. Parker Sr., Miss Elaine .NOTARY P1JBLiC
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physically abuse their children to familiarity with the gospel cethem'� veil. She carried .a Mr. Ron Patterson all of WALKER D. CLARK, B. A,, ASSOCIATE
sorhretimes to the, point of kill- stories; and haw they apply to
white Bible with cascade of Pickering', Mhr. and tiles. Eric
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day horsey golden sweetheart roses' g�}rey of Orillra. `CHURCH STREET, NORTH — :PICKERINd
them-
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Moderating the petrel will be Bulletin ': �' Mrs. John :Morrison, Port Saturday, April lit - ihhrport- -
Chief George Dunn of the Remember the date --April Arthur, sister of the bride, was extensive auction sale of trac- PHONES: 942-2Y41 &W 92&2961
-Ajax Police Department. 30. ; The Afternoon .Unit of the matron o8 honor. Miss Evelyn tom"bulldozer, combine, for- _
Rantala, cousin, and Miss' May a harvester, trucks, car, bulk
This is the 'first time the United C4hurch Women is bald Kurching, attended the bride. 4
Society has head its Annual Ing, a "flower arrangement and, milk -cooler, high class house_. _
They were dressed in 'gold floor —`"—`-
Meeting. in Ajax. It will at social evening", at 8.15 p. m. e3' hold fhmhdture, electric applian- -
}�ody Trvhtity Anglican Church, Mr. A.' Woolger, of Seexb6m, length peau de soie dresses �, antiques, dishes, miscellan-
• "floaver
with gold brocade jackets and eous articles etc., at Lot 22
' ` gat .00 m. is to do the arrarrg • ,
$ p matxhinI roseate -petal head-
'Tihe public is invited to at --I There will be other en- and 23, Broken Front, Town- �ekE11� T Lt
tend, tertainment and refreshments. pieces. They carried a cascade ship of Whitby, the Property
white carnations. h
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................ ...... Mr, Wayne Parker, brother
to hear urs aye (Rirngwoed Farms). Sale atSenior .
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Twenty nine of our
best 19 ' 00 3101013 sharD Te=ns cash -.5-2.1r" 24,
Twenthhest =fin Pye has ;sot been feel-
citizeen . were present at our Ing well, and must -take it man and ushers were Neil No reserves. Farms sold See TEMPLE ANSWERING SERVICE 24 HRS.
Parker,. Bill Hwisen of. Picker- _.bills -fbr full- particulars and
April meeting at our new eaW' for a while: . ing and John Morrison, Port listings. C. Prentice, auction- TEMPLE WAKE-UP SERVICE 24 WL
Benner Citizens. club held, at Belated birthday greet to TEMP1,E..DRIVING SCHOOL BY APPOINTMWT
the United Church h�a;l in Miss Jeari Craig. Hez• parents Arthur, per, a K. Prentice, , Sales N Pickering lest We,, held a party for her to cele- For the reception in ;,anon agement, Markham, Ont. Pb..Ph.FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL +
Cards, checkers ,and chess bmte the occasion. Hall,' St. Paul's .Church, the 294-3261. or 640.3686. -,
were 'played, fd Rowed by a Moss Doreen Davidson 'flew ��
down to Florida on' Saturday
musical session Mrs. Vera for a two-week vacation, visit -
Freeman rendered several va- }
cal- sedeations and
th& was tog- ing relatives. Her sister, ;Mrs.
)owed with a sft-sting>g- Mrs. 1�;5 Sgitez• and husband drove p es DRUGS LTD.
presided at the dawn by car. �!
Norma Hughes Pres; Mr. James- Mi6aemernt, tat-
pliam quest3ohthnaare was cis- her of Mr. Howard Mcaemr PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS = .: YAW OFFICE OF
ent, of the Base Line, has been'
dributed to each member and with' his son and fain• W. H. J. SON, O. C., d:- A., LL.' B.
staying l:.
-it is hoped than these will be *
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returrred•promptly in coder' bo ily for several He hes `Q � '�� VAST, not been fee too well.
ass vt the committee in PIS" Mr. James McIntosh return-
Iinng. the p for tithe year.
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ed hoane.last week from a vis -
The dateof the MW meeting Wl
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it with his nephew n ry t STORE HOURS:
shortly.Telephone: 942.21111.apnounced
WM .
yU the a organizationwill take Mr. Leslie a White returned
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place at that time. An incsr+ees- horrne lam week Pi�oari the Ajax
ed turtnout lbs expecyted. ' ' where he had sung _
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SUNDAYS ad HOLIDAYS t to S ��••
ZMSome ofthe ladles of the Af- ,
United Churchteranoern Uraof the Dturbas+dori _ ; TO
UrAted Church Wbarherh held a INO PHOW Whhelicill 2,: 9
s = The minister, Rev. Dr. W.' A• _
McKay conducted. the regular bee, at the home of ''rilE PICKMNS MEWS
S Mrs. Led* if Unger, Tues- .
morrdnB service, on undehl►,