HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1964_05_14June '10th has been set as
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the date for a public meeting.
in Pickering Village to hear
Free Fireworks At
Question'Legality
Of Board Hiring
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fireworks
about and discuss sewers for
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the village.
Raeve Ross A. Murison said
Pickering Park
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-OWn Members For Rink House
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this week, that Council has
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done considerable work on the
A fireworks display will be
ill of -
Is it al for a member
-his own opinion, the hiring of
y
matter of sewers and that at
be put on art. the Pickering Vil-
the Community Centre Board
the two men by the Board,
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the meeting the consulting en-
gineers will be on hand with
lage Park on Monday night,
May 18th, and is open to all
Pickering to accept payment
would not disqualify them tl,
facts and figures;
the residents of Pickering and
from his own board for serest-
rendered. That is fisc quest-
run for the office of council,
if they so wished to run. _
son said he hop-
Reeve Munsono
district. There is no charge.
on Mr. Ab. Reeve put to the
Cduncillor -Vic Dingley said
ed that everyone In the village
The fireworks display is put
Pickering Village Council on
he had. no intention of doing
will attend this msoting, which
on through the joint efforts of
Tuesday. night,
any harm to Mr. Reeve in ask-
is to be F.e!d in the Community
the Pickering
ing the but that
This is the Juvenile C-4 crew of the West Rouge Club. They are:
Centre Building at i p. m.
and the Pickering Rotary Club.
The Pickering Youth Band
oss Murtson said the
council could not give a ruling
council could
abou�t matter,
he questioned the cheque for
. 8rion Potts, John Gomes, Rick
Ricky
Betts and Ga McClelland.
Gary
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Two Object To Pillage
will be rating a booth at
'will be
on the question. He said the.
council a iMed Mr. Reeve
PPo
the work done, beim made to .. _
one person, instead of two.
The Nest Rouge Canoe. Club
•got
''.got
ceive a free trip to Ottawa
the park and playing
the 'fireworks start.
to the Community Centre
'Board, but did not hire him to
"I don't think you are inter -
ested in whether 'I get 8200.00
i ,' the 1964 season under way
with the club for the Cana-
Garbage Collection
or not", commented Mr. Reeve.
on Sunday afternoon getting
than Championships, a , free
1 work at the village rink:
their new and old boats, and -membership
unlucky members, into
in the club for
1965 and. other prizes.
Messrs Steve Pointon and
l Parking Sparks
t Councillor Bas Kearney said
l that Mr. Reeve. and Mr. Hend-
Reeve Murision said' it was
the Community Centre Board's _
.some
the water. The season looks -as
You may recall that Miss
You
Ab. Reeve informed Picke '
emen were hired by the board,
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question to resolve and not --'
• if it may be -a bright one for
Rouge Canoe Club placed
Village Council this week that
they are opposed to the village
Village Council Debate
to look after the rink, after an
to hire'someone else
that of Council's.
Councillor. Kearney introduc-
the. club, what with so many
third in last year's Miss C.C.A.
attempt
.new� members and an eager
contest and was interviewed
collecting,the money for gap-
had failed. He said the board
ed a notice of motion' that at
batch of the old guard,
on TV.. Entries will be accept-
bage collection.
Parking of commercial ve-
had done this in good faith.to
the next meeting he would be-
e-Dave
-DaveWatson. Coxswain of
ed from May 13 through to
They, both said ,they were
s was
hicles in residential areas,
keep the rink open. Mr. Kearn-
presenting a motion to agk- t he
,
the - war -canoe, thinks his
June '15, Entrants must be 15
satisfied with the present col-
under fire at Pickering Village
ey said he had made the mot-
village solicitors; at • council's _
juvenile crew of 14'to 17 year
years of age or over and do
lection and the fee charged,
council this -week. Messrs Col-
. ion to hire the two men," but
expense, if his motion to hire
-old boys, is topnotch. He also
not have to be present mem-
but objected to the- village be-
in Harrop and Carmen Pilon
would like to know if such a
the two board members %&'as -
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hopes to have a bantam. war
bers of the club. For further
ing 'a -collection agency" for
asked for assurance that the
motion was legal or not,
legal or not.
canoe for boys under 14 and a
information call Joan Gelder,
a private individual. • .:
local^ law•'cover•ing. the park-
Reeve Murison said that in
girls war canoe this year, The
AT 2-.6330; Noreen Gomes, AT.
. Reeve Murision said that no
ing of busses and heavy ve-
girls of the dub are thrilled
,about the outfits they are
2-41Pa- Betsy cClelland, .AT
. agreement between the village
and Mr, `. -Ir•is'h had beeftlet
hides in residential areas will
be enforced.
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Pickering Village
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Council To Give
2-8185: Mi 'el Pette, AT 2-
to. have for the
5010. -
out as yet, He intimated the
ey said a recent incident'of,'
Th
_pdarutarhg ready
regattas. These outfits will
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Anyone interested in more.
residents could be informed of
two busses on HHey. Ave„ has
eonsis of black shorts and yel-
information about the. West
the contentsof the agreement
an advertisement in
been corrected but asked that
no recurrence of this kind is
Second look At
Park Signs
with the club
pop tops,
Rouge Canoe Club or in a
through
'to
.
emblem on Lite back.
The' club TS planning ;beau-
membership is invited to call
any of the executives' Atis
the paper.
Councillor Kearney Said the
take place.
Mr. Pilon said said Mill St..
'A request to Pickering Vill•
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ty contest at their r tta in
Baedovskis, AT. 4-4573; John
Present rate for garbage Coll-.
is 518:00 per year, and
is a .disgrace with the type of
parking that is being allowed,
age Council from. the Picker-
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Plant Red Maples
;July to elect a Miss West
ouge Canoe'Clnb o represent .
Gomes, AT. 2-4180: Doug. Mc-
Clelland. AT, 2-8185: Bill Pette,
ection
that if the village takes over,
and contended that it - lowers,
ing Golf Club to erect asign
on Church street, has resulted
-Streets
• rr re ler, AT,
t e ee c ectron, it w
property va
in count going into a iscus-
nnnitage
contest in Ottawa during the
2-MO2; Noreen Gomes, AT. 2-
518,00 a year, less ten per cent
for prompt payment• for ;tot-
payment.
Reeve Ross Murision told
the delegation that complaints
gian of these signs at a spec -
meeting,
. Championships in
The winner will re-
4180.
al of $16.20 a year. This would
would be taken care of,, and
iai•
we,
"It looks like wwestarted
Councillor Len Burningh r�i , -'
told Village Council that 21
-,August. •
be coilected quarterly on. the
that council would contact the
something when we a
bead trees in the village have
Pe Wilson Greenwood Dies
Mrs.7
hydro bills.
Reese Murision said it was
costly for�.the village to
police with regard to eniorc•
ing the parking bylaw.
There was some, difference
sign to be put up two years a-
go" said Reeve Morison,
been removed and replaced by
Red Maples.
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too
Councillor Dingley said he
said r.
Mr. Busy
'Suddenly
Sudden
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Durin Church Service
go into garbage collection on
their own.
of opinion regarding half ton
con -
trucks. Reeve Murison con_
I thought same of the residenrts
would be . opposed to sign,; in
ofiam
ho
Gordon Bray of Pickering who
supplied the trees, donated' 3
g
He said if council enters in-
tended that only a court could
front of their
Red Maples for the front 'of
Mrs. Perry Wilson
Married in 1920, her hus-
to an agreement, a bylaw
would be passed making it a
decide
Mr. Steve Pointon said- he
.homes.
Councillor Kearney said he
felt signs directed people into
the municipal building.
th his report as Roads Chair-
Greenwood Community was-
Greenwood
band predeceased her'in 5942.
compul;Ory measure for all
and not think anyone should
would
the village, who would pos;illy
man, Mr. Buringham said that
last Sunday morning
Mrs. Wilson has always been
homeowners -and tenants to
object to half ton trucks, but
do s tote. H said the
some a
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to learn of the sudden passing
an active worker in the Green-
be on garbage collection.
Council* '
Council dictates the location
likely -to.be ed t this
cerci ou
of a cess
Mrs. Perry Wilson:
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S. ,S. Su t., .a former officer
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Dunbarton Church To.
right, to exclude them from
the. bylaw..
the signs.
and the,size of..
year.
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As Sunday School Supt., of
Wil-
in the U: C. W., a former choir
Councillor Bas Kearney said
his uses one for his
Village Tax Collections
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al of PJckering haus,
the .United Church,. Mrs'.
Mot-
member and church organist.
Site is survived by a son,
e_-
Nave Soccer Team
neighbor
transportation, and that he
ei ed
already been received.
con was in charge of the
the total tax roll which
hers' Day Service. The service •
Leslie; two brothers, ;Stanley
The Dunbarton United Church
had no objection to therm
also
l n Good Sh
;Of
amounts to $174,1Z99t, the
had just commenced, when
Mrs. Wilson collapsed, in the
and Fred Byers, all of Green-
wood. A brother; , Leslie pre-
is entering a Soccer Team in
It was agreed that any
one contravening the, bylaw.
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sum of $107,154.12 has al
pulpit. She was carried to the
deceased her some years ago.
the Scarbom League. For boys
should have at least one or
-two
it was announced this week
ready been received. —�
basement, -where she passed a-
Service w -as held on Wed-
between 9. and 12 years, a
wat•rtings.
that over 611'� of the 1964 tax-
A commendable'record.
way a. few .minutes later. The
nesday at Greenwood United
Practice will be held at the
service continued without the
Church.. with Rev. Thomas
Vaughan-AVillard School, on
congregation beim aware Mrs..
Fleetham officiating.. Inter-
meet at Salem Cemetery.
. Saturday morning, May 16, at
10.00 a. m.y1'LFs.
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A Kinsmen Present $2,500 Cheque To ospita
•Nilson
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had died.
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Wilson wasm her :2nd
-She -as
PallbeAr•ers were: Messrs
i1Ton Pegg. Edgerton Pegg_
plannl� �. N�� ��ne
t 0
.year.
.year.
nes Jane Byers, and had been
Percy Clark, Chaste
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3 resident of. Ptcker•ing dur-
art• Howard Ormerod and
Herbert Middleton
On 'Town Housing1?
Ing her entire ljfetime.
Council
Will Not Accept
Pickering Township Planning -M.
Board stayed with their des
Township
;Sion to not allow masonite or
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town housing„ into a 5 -acre
Y'
-Rest nation
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Of Donald Hopkins
ie of
block of land in the m ddl
Bay Ridges. at their meeting
w
k
on Friday night.
Tow-nship Council this week
would be a.loss to lose either
The Planning Board feels that
i
moved net, to accept the res-
Mr. Hopkins or the Bay Ridg-
this type of housing is not
\ a�
i ignetion of Mr. Donald Hop-
es coirtririttee from recreation
compatible with the surround -
kin from the Township Rec-
activities,
ing developrnertt.
R.
reatien Committee.
Both Councillors Campbell
'the
. Two weeks agog a large del-
Mr, Hopkins had handed in a
and %iewman termed last
egation of residents from Say
written resignation, following
township recreation meetimg
Ridges appeared at the meet -
i the appearance of a delegat-
as disgraceful. It was claimed
ing in opposition to CBC put-
-ion from the Bay Ridges Rec-
that a lot of abuse was bea'p-
ting the towti housing on this
rection Committee last week,
ed on the townftp committee.
site. 51 Units were intended
` :a t which time them group ten-
Councillor Herb Wank said
he felt it was unfair to single
for this site.
The 5 -acre parcel had been
. '
dered their resignations.
Cotutcjl got them to withold
out Mr. Hopkins for. criticism
setaside for a school, but the
the exisiting problems
when the policies established
School Board has added two
until
be'discussed in a special-
by the township group were
rmmis to the two existing
'
could
between the Bay Rid- .
those of the committee as a
schools instead of building a
meeting
gas to2rtmittee, the . township
and the- Reeve.
whole.
Councillor Dan Waring
thiixi unit.
Cal—
cOmmittee
on Tuesday night, a lively
led the parks in ,Bay Ridges,
mnlMended to 'Consolidated
eared' in which the
" dumjps' and said they needed
Builders that they put in a
. John Hill, vice president of the
Ajax Kinsmen Club and Kinsmen Hospital Representative Don
• di�tt rssiOa
was charged with
a lot of work done before any
'mixture of single -dwelling and
Smith are pictured presenting
a cheque for a further $2,500
of the Ajax Kinsmen's $14,000
1
reeve ,pray-
were made
Ing appeals -
money was spent on lights or
semi-dc�tadred hares.
to
hospital pledge. Jubilant recipient of the donat ion is R. Thompson, chairman • of the .Ajax and
politics,
for council to start workrng �
o'tbeT' features, tO g� -them �
Now; it is up to CSC come
or prb-
Pickering Hospital Beard. Through the support of the comnvunity to the local club's effort
a team and opinions were ex-
shape..
up with anew plan
posal.
such gratifying objectives are
possible-
Photo by Anopardi ,
press ed to the pffect that it
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-Page Two THE PICKERING NEWS :THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1914
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KERING NEWS0R11PRT from Creators of
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` I&wed every Thurs&w `PARLIAMENT or MONUMENTS
by The News Printing and Pubifahing Co"4xmo
..rmonzed as Second Class Mail Matter Post Otfice Dept, Ottawa, OnL BY MIKE STARR • OF DISTINCTION
sWSCRIPiION RATU. $2.50 per yar - Uai1te/ Stabs 13.90 per year
BARRY MURKAR, Edtor M.P. ONTARIO RIDING
-- ASYERTISIN9 RATES UPON REQUEST- I am sure that everyone s pleased that arrangements have fel THREE, GENERATIONS
now been made with the Province of Quebec for a new basis
to implement the Canada Pension'Plan .which seems to have
Pro -
also found favour with the other provinces. Although the pro -
Holiday Accidents lis have yet to be worked out, the fallowing points would Stafford Bros,Ltd.
Four ersons were killed violentl to our district on appear to cover the new proposal
P y The Government of Quebec would be willing to support a
Highway 401 last week. In all cases the weather was constitutional amendment, to which other Provincial Govern -
clear and• the' road was dry. Possibly inquests will ments have already agreed in principle, enabling the Federal MONUMENT S
show that there were some unusual circumstances in Plan to provide benefits to widows, irrespective of age, .to or -
each case, but -the fact remains that fourhave ersons phans and to disabled contributor§..
P Coverage compulsory for employees 18 years of age or over DUNDAS ST. EAST ".WHITEY MO: -2
been buried during the past week, that would all be with salaries exceeding $600 a year, and for self-employed
` here today, if drivers would remember that through- people with earnings exceeding $1,000 a year. Sell -employed
ways are not necessarily speedways. people' earning between $600 and $1,000 might participate vol-
„ This 'coming weekend, thousands of drivers will be untarily' �- for employer - 611" PARK RESTAURANT '�
on the highways, racin to that paradise spot for the Contribution rates average 1% percent each,
g P P and employee, at the average level of earnings. No contribution A TAVERN UNDER THE
first long weekend of the summer season. in respect of earnings up to $600 a year, and' a rate of app -
We all know right now, that many of them will be roximately 1.8 percent paid on earnings above that level up to "LIQUOR LICENSE ACT"
stretched out in a morgue .before Monday night, but $5,000 maximum•
The contribution rate for self-employed people would be
we are all equally sure that it will not be one of ours. the combined employer-employee rate. DINING -ROOM —BANQUET HALL
So •many times, we have heard people at the scene pension_benefits-- -yup to WIwo
of an accident, wandering_aroundin a: dazed�rranner, a year. This limit would be adjusted, as with the earnings on Na 4. Highway at Rouge RivK - Ph. 214-1603
wonderinghow this could have happened to them. Us- which benefits are based, in accordance with changes . in aver -
i wally it is the -type o ting you read about or rive y gearningraveraged-o'v'er a fairly t •
on the highway. Benefit payments would be adjusted to changes in the cost
g y• of living, subject to a maximum increase .of 2 percent in' any _
We know that many persons from this district will year. The, transition period proposed, before pensions reach
be heading out for the weekend. We hope you° all have their full rate, would be ten years. Thomas A. Newman Q. �..
a good holiday and urge you to be cautious. There are If a man remains working after 65 years, the rate of benefit
(. more holiday. weekends to enjoy this summer. would be reduced according to a scale of allowable earnings.
The first $900 he receives in semi -retirement would not affect—1BAAR�Tlti>� i 601�,7T0=
benefits: but earnings between $900 and $1500 would reduce
- his benefits a dollar a month for every two dollars received. temple 0 . !1�
= benefits. would be reduced one dollar for every,.
— Ado MAD., 8011M Dt'JNBARTO39
hove 51500 benef'ts e
_ Pickering High Notes liar of earnings. >F.nR>'oRT 11tH
At age 70, the pensioner would receive the full rate' of
benefit no matter what his earnings may. be,
BY KAREN HAYWARD At age 70, the perssibner will receive the standard $75 a
!, 1. -'°s— month -old-age security payment now paid to everyone at
that age out of tax revenues.
- Have you ewer heard of a school where the "student news- A man retiring at 65 may elect to receive his flat -rate bene -
Have fit at a reduced rate, starting at $51 per month . at age. 65. COOPER BLOCK LTD•
paper" has tQ import material for their own newspaper? Mai- There will be survivor benefits at rates still to be determined
erial from their arch rival AJAX, just to make matters worse. for widows' and orphans, as well as to disabled contributors. 9W CALEDONIA ROAD -TORONTO
You might wonder why the students of this school don't write The maximum to be secured under flat -rate benefit and the
the editor of material, f r thea P. D. H. paper. This is what is troub- new pension plan will be $1719,17 per month. BLOCKS A BRICKS
1 S's newspaper. Can you 1
ergine a. school soifieir own for
in gumption and "get -up -aril -go" The pension plan can be operated by a Province or by the
that they would stand to see, and read foreign ynaterial in _Federal Government, In either event the plan will be govern STRUCTURAL 'STEEL
{ , ment-operated.
their newspaper Granted, we do have "form" news, and some In provinces wishing the Federal Government to administer {RAVE RENTAL
j 6vr-y thought-provoking editorials, but it is You, the student the plan, legislation-w-ouid provide that the funds arising from
- bQdy who should and Must , take pen in' hand and jot dowZn
Gov -
some words of w•isdor•i f or otherwise ): Surely there are things the Pension Plan. shrnild be availabDe to the Provincial Grn- STATION ROAD, PICKERING, ONTARIO
wtniCh happen in the world, or to yourself which might be of ernments for investment. They would be divided among Prov
interest to someone else? If you come across :any good book laces in ratio to the pension contributions from. residents of Phones: 442-1960 922-5103 66d-5911
or any ideas on which you: would like to prophund. by all each Province. The Provincial Goverm�nent would be required
- nsearis, do so. You ht not think that you have special -to guarantee io the -Pension fund a rate of interest at least
_ manyto the
-ate on long --term fed
of this newspaper, but will no-one put forth his ideas on paper The transition period proposed, before pensions reach their
and submit them to the editor. Nothing will ever, be changed full rate, will be ten years.
'by merely talking about it. If you have any ideas on haw to -No details.. are available as yet with respect to integration - -
make the school paper even more, attractive, put them forth. with private plans.
.Remember- amions .speak louder than word&: The pension plan as now pm ed' is no . longer y -as-
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Enougii„lecturing for this w k. you -go plan, but protides funds which will be made avail"able - WILLIAM S�
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w n o the vin
a. J t ccs for im• c
Contest eti estment as indicated �
k i Co above. This
S mean.
Pu Pi'o
e of our Senior Speaking _ The wine r . P�
'Bretf, 12A; second was Flora Jean Westney; 11A, and • third that Provincial Governments will have. access io iiives•tment : • =BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
was Margaret Kayes, 12B. ' Congratulations to all. These funds without resorting to the normal channels of the market NOTARY PUBLIC
aypeeehes were all very interesting, and it was a most iirform place, Provincial Gavernments will have in effect a new source
ative assembly. of investment capital taken from the public in the form: of 'WALKER D. CLARK, B. A., -ASSOCIATE
The Tea Dance• held last Friday,, wasn't as well, attended forced savings, This could be regarded as a brand new. field
as Was expected. The Trojans entertained very well. The student of taxation: comparable to the'Income War Ta -x Act, which CHURCH STREET, NORTH -- PICKERING
;body really liked this group, and I even heard a.few Beetle -type has grown beyond all recognition from its original concept.
iaqueals . from some of the girls.
At least I know that someone reads my column, for I over- ,
1
ray- t she disaaneed with some comment I had . ) for announcements.
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rna'de on Drama dight. "F e - must r All .those who attended- the
- art go to may head. Maybe I don't please even -one. but at least• fashion show at Dun 7,a
3 start some discussions, Two fifths of the Sixers of Schgol report that there -Ls a - -
Homework beckons, and -I must go. Watch this spot for the First Rouge Hill Pack at. future for the girls who took I
Further news --•straight from the hot spot, P. D. H. S: tended the Sixers Conference
held at Greenwood Consei vat- part. They: should be very, -
ion Area last Saturd Des- proud.
Mother's Day visit
Son or Citizens,.. Group Of The Citizens Branch, Toronto. • is aY ons at Mr. ILURN :'T0. DRIVE
` Local Red Cross Progressing addressing the meeting for the pile the miserable weather on and Mrs Mason of Woodlands -
y purpose of explaining complete that day, everyone had a good Rd. included Mr. and Mrs., P. r S.
i 'Igoe organization of the details of the work being done time.
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Vallee, Mr, and M'rs. Clifford r
Senior Citizens' Group of .,the' throughout the Province, in Several' girls in the area arg Lagl� and Mr. and Mrs, D R 1 Y I N � E S S 0 N
local Red Cross is forging a- connection with Senior Cittz- appearing in a fashion show
held this week b the Home George Sauve of Weston. A 'retie, �r111ing Spool
.head. Two meetings have been. ens Clubs, Homes for the Aged y twofold celebration as May. 10 �i7i1il�� �7
Ec. class in Bayview. .Heights
=held and the attendance and etc. Members of the. Village was Mr. LaB]anc's birthday.839 1144
School. It sounds' interesting.
interest at both meetings has and Township Councils, Chur- Mrs. Mason received some _ •
Mrs. I: Willard of , •Al tons '
• been very gratifyii•�g: ' ches'and Service Organizations lovely plants and was quite .'
A third meeting 'is planned are cordially invited to attend Rd. was treated to a Chinese pleased. :
'foci Wednesday, May 20, in the this meeting acrd participate in dinner on Mother's Day. She f,
thought -the -fan y was pre -
C. E. Centre, Pickering united its discussions. to Mar y
__- - paring -dinner, so it was a nice garet Meson on i
Church. Miss Hope Holmested, 2 her very Important c3a . 'She
The meeting inns from
fiend of the Red Cross Senior to 4 sp. m. surprise. will be 16 on May 19th. OFFICE OF
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Sorry to hear that. Mrs. D, ........... .. ...... .....
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Smith' of Pine Grove is under
the weather. Hope it won't ,be PICKERING FIREMEN'S -W. H. J. THOMPSON, Q. C., B. A., 1.. B.
for, long• "FIREWORK DISPLAY" _
Have you heard about' the -MONDAY, MAY i!.-
a w Roadeo the Scouts are plann PICKERING VILLAGE AJ/V( SHOPPING CENTRE
r ing? Sounds like fun. Watch COMMUNITY PARK
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PICKERING PHONE WhitehaH 44%1 (Piera 0*)
lrickflng Village 942.3230
ell
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her tries to establish a solid
each member
wood on
at the Music Festival, at Ajax,
;t
Supt. Howard Malcolm Dean
family w'her'e
should show regard for the
last week, for the "Best Rural
"Best
-. - (Gladys Newell) .
Carlyle Moyer, infant son of
other as individuals. Honesty
School Chorus" and the
, . ,
Estate Broker ' Pideeri�q
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Moyer.
The
and reliability of each merry-
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1964 ''
THE PICKERING NEWS
was baptised. choir. und-
�+
the leadershiv of Mrs.
' Page Three
Mrs. Arch BeTI and Mr, John
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942 -WO
er
churrcan help make
church
Puckrin. whose aunt. Mrs. P.
Whjty 668.4703 839-144i
u �[ g�
On Sunday morning, we join-
ing Dist, High School is tak-
Harvey Rose, Markham, on
dered a delightful number,
o 0 0
hove is the theme of rhe
Bible, and of a solid family,
B�OTT�'1
V �rTMAZL ��
ed with many churches across
ing part in this service. 1st.
Sunday. Y -
m,
Mrs. cGuckin, Goodwood,
M
Canada in a special service of
Fairport Beach -Cub .Pack will
Mr, and Mrs: Fred Puckrin
�l '
INSURANCE - _ R&41 FSTATE
spent last week with her dau-
worship for "Christian Fam-
also be with us for the church
and Dianne visited Mr. and
'.
ghter, Mrs. Ray Ellicott.
ily Sunday", The Sunday'
parade.
Mrs. Walter Hollinger, Cherry-
0600. BIZ IlOeldelSeE. "115
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ellicott
School took charge of the ser-
June 20, is the Dumbarton
wood, on Sunday,
entertained Mr and Mrs Man_
vice with the Classes each
United Church Family Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Cruik-
..{
CYRIL,LQRLEY�
r
son Ellicott; Mr, and Mrs.
Price, of Fairport, and Mr. and
sitting together with their tea-
chers. As each mother entered
on Toronto Island. We leave
the Church at 11.00 a, m., and
shank, Port Credit; Mr. and
Mrs Ron Cox and family, bf
Mrs. Ray' Ellicott and family
the church,' she was given a
return -about 7.00 p. m. Sun-
Harmony Road, and Mr. and -
to a buffet luncheon, on Sun-
beautiful daffodil. Murray
day School children will' have
Mrs: Stanley McHugh and
is ited
Stroud conducted the service,
with is
expenses paid, t adults
Deborah Georgetown,v
#
~Your Fri"y Resident Agent'
Mabel
and Mrs, Marie Lynde wasy. ac-.
paying $1.50 return fare by
at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. -
congratulations to �
companist, There were hymns
bus and boat, If you can go,
G Izatt, on Sunday
Pilke and Bill Shipman who
y a
sung by the Primary School,
would you call Mrs. E. Stroud
btr and Mrs. D. McLeod and
32 KINGSTON R,D. W. P.O. BOX 160
won $50 in a bowl -off" at the
the Junior School , and thp-
at 839-1785,. or Mrs. C. Tur-
family, Toronto, visited Mr:
..
Rouge BawlingAlleys recently.
Mrs.PICKERING+ONTARIO
Seniors.The Junior Choir al-
ner at 839-2350,2550 bafore'Tune 7.
and MrJames Davidson on
-Sunday visitors with
so sang two numbers .Miss
-
Sunday.
Wm. Ellicott were: Mr. and
Diane Turner prayed an accor-
The sympathy of those of _
'extended
Mrs, Wallace Ellicott, Toronto;
dion solo. Lynne Cragg, Cheryl
AUDLEY -
ilia community is to
Mr, and Mrs. R. S. Ford, of.
1yndeMarlene Mitchell -and
Gordon Ward and three boys,
Highland Creek; Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Stroud also read
Sunday School and Church
. _of Ajax, on the sudden death
Manson Ellicott, and Mr. and
parts of. the service. Murray,
Service were combined on Sun=
in a car accident, last week, _ . ,
%Mrs.
L. 1 A Y
Douglas Ravey, Ajax.
Fred Hamil-
Stroud told a brief story—
The
y• y
da for the Christiana led b
Day Service, which was led by
of Mrs. Ward. Gordon and
-are both well-known
JOHN
MT. and .Mrs.
"Hold Up ,Your Hand".
I
Martha
'Gordon
-
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm-
story was 'of two boys who
the Supt., Bert Guthrie. Linda
here. where delivers
_
--IN S 1111 A N C E
Duncan enjoyed a turkey din-
lived' on a' Western farm, On
,Izatt read the scripture, and
milk
_'
IsfY9ANd
NG
�NVD
mer with Mr, and Mrs, • Don.
a blistering, hot summer day,
their mother
Bob Betson gave the story,
Douglas Smith and. Arthur.
PRUDENTIAL 'CONPANII I=.
Duncan, Brooklin, on Sunday.
they disobeyed -
in the irriga-
Puckrin received the offering.
J. E. ENWRIGHT
•
'�
AUTOMOBILE � FIRE
Mrs. M. Annis and family
called on her ' mother, 'Mrs.
and took a swim
tion' canal. One lad is almost
The male choir sang "Blest be
the Tie that Binds". Rev. M.
Painting g Decorating
LIFE —
Honey, Port Perry, on Sunday,
pulled into the pumps by the
Buttars gave a short talk on.1
- ,
187 KINGSTON ROAD LAW ;'
Mr. and Mrs.- Gordon Day
current, but was rescued •by a
caught his hand
e„
"family life".
Expert Paper Hanging
tea'• �' � we0a �!ba••i MAI. fafN
and family visited her sister
neighbor, who
he went under a bridge. The
Ding the sErvlce: Mr, and
- =
Ibmsstar Iwiaft Ce•nees eq or KWO
and family, . Mr. and Mrs.
Phillips. of of Utica, on 'Sunday.
as.
boys learned that thea mat=,
Mrs.- Lynne
daughter. Stielley
For Advice and Estimates
No Obligation
her had a good reason for her
ted their
0.0 o
On Sunday morning, the
command not to • swim. God•'
for Baptism.
0 0 0
Phone ' 939-3317 or 539-1997
Church Service acid the Sun-
too, has �� for our lives.
McKay spoke b e Y
M briefly on
to the
atSchool�Children
BAY RIDGES
t APPRAISALS
y School were combined for
Dr.
the .parable of "the houses
twill a
G. East--
,
.... ...
their annual Mothers Day
rock". Mot-
their Teacher, Mrg
their
10-1 Cres was
built on sand arxi
winni First Prize
reg
INt�
Servrce. ,'
assisted by Sunday School
her tries to establish a solid
each member
wood on
at the Music Festival, at Ajax,
;t
Supt. Howard Malcolm Dean
family w'her'e
should show regard for the
last week, for the "Best Rural
"Best
-. - (Gladys Newell) .
Carlyle Moyer, infant son of
other as individuals. Honesty
School Chorus" and the
, . ,
Estate Broker ' Pideeri�q
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Moyer.
The
and reliability of each merry-
School Choir".
Sympathy is extended tr
Reil 601
WA. 3-9513 Cobour9 FR. 2-7
was baptised. choir. und-
�+
the leadershiv of Mrs.
should be Practiced -The
to
Mrs. Arch BeTI and Mr, John
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churrcan help make
church
Puckrin. whose aunt. Mrs. P.
Whjty 668.4703 839-144i
White and Mrs. Plaxton, ren-
gtrong wily relationship.
Wilson. Greenwood, died sud-
/a Mile tact of Dunbart0% Na2 Highway -
�5. '
dered a delightful number,
o 0 0
hove is the theme of rhe
Bible, and of a solid family,
denly on Sunday..
Wrn Guthrie
The Brougham Bail Tearn is
Bulletin
Mr, and Mrs
�oonsdritrs a Dance on Satur-
May 24,. i� Young People's
and family, visited Mrs. Guth -
. 1 M 16 t raise
Th choir of Picker-
rie's parents,' li,Ir, and Mrs
day eti en tee, a� o Sunday. e
-- --. _--• 'funds. to help finance their
Monteft, Riehl, Waters team this Beacon, Good music.
Mr. Strome has Bold fits
ToDrive :. ice. house
♦ in the cuh-division to .�
AC�1rwTA1O'i Mr. Cherry. who will be tak-
Its .
..
CHARTUND
1 AJAX ins possession shortly,
oti W. nel� C J►. to
D "o1 ala: osaawa sf:araer mother at Fairview, on Sun -DRIVE
SCNGg
} _ . DR314»d uCWSM► Talmo Mrs, D• L. �tairB visited her tt y� 1C _
y* km ki fah Wilt 1
pltmo: 9YF3>F11d IL
osMawa sr. s C••a• Mr Wm. Lynn, Toronto. was "r— MOW
ftwt rises.. ssassatUL
-We-bm . •inert
Ajar. IN.
den home, - °r Nothing tike A r
_Mr, and ' Mrs. Ray Ellicott • j : Dema :
acrd family. and 'Mr and Mrs, ' � and
Ao _
"-. � �. , �,'::
Stewart McGuckin and fain MOVIE
•. - ,, � moa!
:SEPTIC TANKS 1 visited their mother, Mrs .. -
,
PLASTER CERAMIC T1Lf y _ �'`
skin at IME or
•
CLEAiVEfl S• McGu Goodtivood, air
-
'Sunday evening, '
' ;STONE p
of Mrs. Donald- ",
CONCRETE DRIVES ETC Women' Evening Group, met
Brougham "United Church '•�`
_11111. ANO
J. itRt FLAGSTONE PATIOS at the home W111\G
��, son.
on May 6, Mrs. Len, Bar- 4 �'
�'_ - tett opened the meeting. The -<
MARTIN ENRIG Worship Service was led by �
-.PHONE: TE 94997
_ Mrs, Robert Miller, followed _ • '•�^� �`' ,. �
by hyMn 378. The • ScriptureFirst
eq el el eq Q 6`4 10 01;31;39911"
Reading was . taken from. the FAMILY
M ages Arrangfad; Also Second Mortgages Available 01d Testament, Proverbs 31; `t=
For A ons an 10 - 31, and 'the New Testa- 1 _ _
ORIOIKALI
We also purchase or Lean on Existing Mortgages .27. The Roll Call was —A Fav- LATE OR SHOW
ourite Flower and Why.:Six-a ° q
'r if You Require Any, Mortgage. Financing i For ,Fast, teen members were present. ,
Courteous Service, Call — - Programme. Convener. Mrs_ ,r -''.• �,#, .Ie�. :.
'Mery Annie led an interest. SUNDAY MIDNITE 'l1
: AUBREY E IRELAND AND COMPANY ing, srn discussion- ". "Bi' - mee nal- :
ism tis Canada". The meeting `-
ciosed` with prayer. Lunch was t 8
100 Adelaide. -St. West, Toronto 2, Ontario `--.7, servedby Mrs. Harold. Black- Great Hits, - "
rrean and MTs. Tink=er. -A Sale � v
EINlpire 8-5300 — Evenings - 839-1750 or .WA. 2-6902 of Perennial Bulbs was held, , •. BOBBY DARIN
Congratulations to the Brou-
ghatn--Public —ANN MARGARET
�Vho'Won "first" in their class PAT BOON in
at the Ontario County Music
]`estival, at Ajax, and
last week, ."'State
�to '
Congratulations and much
State fair
HARDWARE happiness wished Mn -
Mrs,._Rogerson (Gail White) ALSOGrjoham--
on their marriage on Friday
:APPLIAN�is PAINTS - 'TOOLS evening, followed by a recep- ,ELVIS PRESLEY 'Si� NO BRAZIh MITZI GAYNOR
tion in the Brougham Hall. '
_ GLASS - ETC.
"Wild in the Count "
ROSS
D
.UNsxTor� �' -FRANCE NUYEN
F :JOHN KERB
j ,�G E N E R A L HARDWARE
Personals Produced by olrt�tea by
I Mr. Don. Lunde .and Mr. You , near cane at 9.45, and f y !
Norm., Wood both celebrated am ALL 4 HITS , RV, WAtSiON BUDDY ADLER-JOSHUA L
OGAN
'hong: WHit�t+a�� Z-�9� I 'IA�Cif1n9 birthdays on May 6. SOUTH PACIFIC +
WMA HAIL
Mr. and .Mrs, Edward Law- -'W- -m br PAUL OSBORN A �A&K
rence, of Toronto, visited their THE LIVING SWAMP
son Mr. George Lawrence, and STATE FAIR
Mrs. Lawrence, on Sunday. WILD IN THE -COUNTRY
We are sorry to hear Mr.
or at Midnite and see —
Fred Westgate was taken to Y v
ALSO
STATE FAIR
• ... ` OshawaGeneralHospital .
on
l.:.
Sunday morning. • WILD
IN -
THE COUNTRY aE LIVING., SWAMP- .'• .]n color
Mr. Georg Benktn, a for-
mer resident, • died suddenly on
Ocdsim
May . 6, at his home in Vare-
tno A� koughnet Wood Lake, Ont. He :
is mourned by a wife and dau= o ''
g . %" express
gteter; to whom
-upw LMP.Mar. and Mrs. Harold Mitch
ell and Mr. and Mrs. E: J. `
7�r e e Rams attended the
Hill ' e•+ee�a
88'Kh*%n RW Pieieering A Neville wee at - :
• : United Churct!, last Saturday Each Night From Dusk —Still -- Free In -Car Weaters
i 000
United Church
e ` - -.
•
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THE PICKERING NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 14, 194
]Page Four
CLASSIFIED Coming Events
SPRING BAKE SALE -
IDG
ADS By The Mothers Of
Pickering tubs $ Scouts Stories and Features from Bay Ridges By Pat Finn
FRIDAY, MAY 15 - AT `' ,
O OP n o and Ping t boys' softball, please t�nta t, Privileges. xecute a iVIem- '
M NNEY'S BAKERY SH on sal
Pickering Village The Fashio Sh w , from all'E�
W 9 9 Dis_ the second the
trip this possible. hers, and will be available also .
JQr Sale a Sea Scout the "Umpire-in at now,
play of Industrial .Arts, spun season, o
FOR SALE Hospital Auxiliary sored by the Bayview Heights Troop. Meanwhile, 'the boys 839-2984, as soon as
R U •MMA . G E SALE Home &School Association, on can be found. most days at the Equipment will be supplied a- at the door- The price, only,
APPLES & POTATOES long with instruction by one $3.00 per cl7uple. Why not get
McIntosh & Spies Monday, May 11, was a huge Frenchman's Bay, preparing
r' Other Varieties Avalk"e May 21 and 22. success, and , unfortunately, boats for summer water, act io- ' pireTsoronto's top Softball Um- n ghbors and comefin a grout).
Please Bring Own Containers The 'Hospital Auxiliary is some people had to be turned ities- o ° ,o An air of friendliness-and fun '
For Apples holding a Runir-A ge Sale in the Pups of Pickering o 0 o We Said ase always a trademark of our
away. - winner- of the .-Hockey?-Yes.
PICKERING ORCHARDS old Stedman's Store, • ih the Township's School Area No. 2, The lucky Communit Dances, so, be sure
per•-HBe West pg picjoeTing Ajax Plaza, on May 21 and 22: filled and exhibited cloth- Draw held by Grade 8. pupils Hockey y
• but w•in- you don't miss this gala even-
Village, on No, 2. HighwaY They will be open between 1.00 in-, and crafts made by :them- of Bayview Heights School, It maybe spring,of
Phone: 944-1241 p. m. and 8.00 P. m. each day, • sciy� for a transistor radio was Mr. ''te'r is just around the corner,
�J ing "Annual
Cance . tRhe
94(Oct 124E Anyone wishing to donate y. The Home &School Assoc Harold Hiltz, Reytan Blvd. The according to the Bay Ridg " �__ tl
-.____._... _ this sale, please phone: 942- tion expresses their .thanks to proceeds of the Draw will go House League Hockey organiz- member the date- tarts
sY
_ - FRESH APPLE CIDER 4525; 942-5685: 942- 35 or
the teachers who helped with toward the cost of an educa- ers. Yes, plants and arrange- May m. Dancing starts' at
For Sale - Sweet apple cider. 942=5913, In Bay Ridges.: 839- helped with the show, and tional trip to Ottawa, planned mems are well under Coag to 8.30 p. m. Sp °you there-
E�esh made. 2755• without- whose • help such a by Grade 8. Classes• make the 1964-63 ' season a
cc WO no a un
_.......R...,:. .._.-:...........:...1.._ n successful evening calci t
Pickering Orchards o o Q. : good one in Bay Ridges After There will be a "Guide"
One mile West of Pickering St, Andrew's Presbyter, have been Possible. A' cordial- invitation to att- the avoidable disaster of last Rally on Saturday, Itiiay 30, at
Village, on est f Highway Church -' Pickering _ osi o. end their Strawberry Social vear, when the house league the Bay Rid es Beach Park
Phone: o. 2. Hi _ A service of worship for the First Fairport Sea Scouts is extended to residents of Bay simply 'didn't getpon the ice, (Sandy Beach Park). This will )
- (Oct 31 tf) Family Sunday, was held. on and Cubs will camp .out at Ridges,.by the Rog Hill-Pick- nothing g is beim left ce swill invthe Duabartonolve all of eDist ctt..nles
Members of Aurora over the Coming long • ering Lady Lions,uStrawberries `Many men in Bay Ridges
...................._: _.. -Sunday morning. .........
Y
..._.._.
" 'PRESSURE PUMPS the Sunday School and Staff 16. •This will be will .be, in season for Lady work through the summer
0 Re-conditioned - $45 & Up took ' part in the ,service. .
Miss week-end, .May Lions on Saturday. June '6, months in preparation for the GREENWOOD
BRADY PLUMBING Marion Brisbin read.Psalrn, 143.. .....••• .............•-•-•:• from ,12,00 noon until 4.00 p., coming hockey season. Mr. ,s.T
m. at the Rouge HiII United Stewart, Hockey Chairman, �r community has been p •
4320 Kingston Road Annabelle Graham - read the HOME SEWING Church, jus-t. south of Stroud's needs'-a convener for the Lea- saddened today '(Sundayi by
Scripture from. Philli ians 2: and on
P DOLL CLOTHES .
P E R E N N I ,A L. S 1 16: The Junior Choir sang
® CL Store, on Hghway �o. 2. Cost �e This is not a difficult job, the sudden passing of-`�Trs
Box Of Six Plants SOc. a lovely anthem `Sing; Praise Phone: 839-3728 _ _ children 25c: or a very time-consuming one. E
• Adults 50c ch Perry Wilson Our sympathy ! �
to the Father.". .Mr . , Marion o 0 0 ' but h is an important job that goes to her son and daughter-
T,upin, Delphinium, Gillardia, in-law and family, and - bro-
The Bay Ridges Garden Ctub must be done, If you • would
Carnations, Foxglove, G or cta�e I�IcClernent, organist and choir ENGAGEMENT ant, is corresponding with the Ont- like to help out the children thers Fred and Stan. Byers
` -Daisy, Pyrebrum, Penstemon, director presided at the orga7i• Mr. and Mrs: «. J. Bryant,
wish to .announce Friends are: glad to . see 4
The minister, Rev. F. Cortkey, of Pickering, arrio Horticultural -Society in :in your community and enjoy
-Early Blooming Mums, cotuiticted the service, and •the engagertrent o€ their dau- an effort to be accepted in this working with your neighbors. Nancy .� out ,again since her
Ste, _ 5 for $1.00 preached a fine sermon` app- 'ghter Judith Frances, to, Will- province-wide • organization, ,why not call 1V1r. Stewart at stay in The Hospital: for. Sick
- ro' riate o€ Mothers' Day, -iam Frankland Russell, son of -
Dwarf Dahlias 25e. - S for $1.00 P P For acceptance the Garden 839 2816 and he' will be glad C7z
=� „. .......: Mrs: A. Archibald.and the late_ Club would.- need _ a ,larger to explain just what would be
ildren_ Toronto.
Unit No i United Church
Geraniums - 35c, . Women's Hospital Auxiliary George Russell, of. Ajax. membership, A.meet-inQ will _to
of a convener. It Women met.ort Thurgday, at
i t e
At our Tay 11. meeting we The- , edding to take •. place be held goon tci determine if could be' just the thing you the home of Mrs M Pegg•..
569 Rougernount Dr• were informed that our Rum- in Pickering United Church, on p� from Ba would like to do, to hep h -
R000E HILLS a 6, 1964, at 3.00 p m. sufficient •dente gill be forth-_ k'idsand make Bay Ridges a
_cuff' t su
Ridg resi
con.-cin,. For. information :about good community to live tri.
Mrs W. Brown a charge o
Phone 482-6744 mage Sale is to .be held in the:. Jun Y
old Stedman s Storeon May
the Worship and i?rngram t
a Miss May Brown assisted. din • ¢
(may '_>1 r Cud of Thanks the Bay Ridges Gartten' CYub. ` , o 0 o M. peoQ Leader. conducted
21 and 22. Co-zom erlers of itte Sprin Dance
•. .. g 9.41
_ Sale are: Mrs. K, Bennett and I would like to thank my
For The Cottage
please phone 83 3 g �, -•
The treeK are hur�tin with the B mess The 'next- meet---
t
.R.. Scott; ' Eiospltal Tag ,many friends and rtei-hbors for o. o in -Will be at the home of
Athermostat-controlled Code- kindnesses shown, Mrs, Wm. Brown. with :4Tr�:
"marl Propane Heater, Used Days this year. a:.-Mav 28. their many $ingo still continues to be budsnan� the
'that wonderful
29 and 30. Mrs,. Bennet asked by flowers, cards and visits, one of Bav Rides' most pop- gree McLean' in Charge:
only a short time. In new con- .the member~ for donations. to during my recent illness. es- alar regular events. The ;amen wonderful spring season again. n Alex. Saunders and the
clition; also a girls medium= the Hospital Gift Bar. Anv pe thank - the- United begin each Tuesday evening, at This, of course. means it's time.. children, Toronto, spent this
sized bicycle, In excellent con- . 8,00 p, m, at the Recreation for the Recreatron. - ASs°cia- week with her' rather, titre
item: e'rt.her made or ponchos- Church Women, Pickering Un- o
dition. Call, after �.� P , ed, for under'- 51.00 are. best. ited Church.. orb o a Sas
Mrs. Herb. White ..................... .
Hall Liverpool Road and e• lion's Sprin Dance. Tisa i{
:.. _ =942-1945. ne to e
Li one of the' most looked-for- A
�..
A vote of thanks was .giaen ward- vents of the-year, A_a
- Mrs. R. D, Thompson who has
. with
' --- 'Brownies &Guides -
000
• - - - Umpires are still needed by in the Pact• •this year: the
For Sate-- ... -- -- ll e aeon..
I
y_ very successfully-e4►}
extras. Sl&50• Phone' "3491' Marathon Bridge 'all season. -MOTHERS' AUXILIARY � atiBay H dgses Softball Air dance will be held at- th Atex
• _.
• amsnunitj• Hall.. and the big iN-ll!iE COUNTY COURT
= • ••_ -•-•. ......• Last, but certainip. not least, -Mothers of the 1st Picker- is-Saturday,
M 30. F THE.COUNTY
ion. If you are 16 years of age day ts--Sa May O T1•I Y OF
PLANTS FOR SALE - was the announcement by our in Brawnier and Guide-, will or older, omni are willing to There will be roam lovel}' ONTARIO
for. the
Double Petunias President. Mrs. Nig':• Ellis: of her - hold their final meeting ego a ane 3
H bead Petunias resignation. Mr, and Mrs: Ellis summer, on �yednesday. )Viay
d t e� en n~ a week _ to prizes, ,good music _ and bar
Y TO WIT:
Large Variety are taking up residence in 20, at $.15 p. m.; in the C. E.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
Trenton, where Mr. Ellis will Centre. of Pickering Brown
United V
'��� Q Notes OFA WRIT OF' FIERf FAGAS
TOMATO PLANTS be employed: After th enhad iesu aeet ndrch AGuides a ll mothers o cordially C�Ce r i n 9 vv to me directed, ismed out of
_ Hybrid Tomatoes in Boxes. ing Was oreCu the ng Sale,' With ` invited to attend. _ _ the County Court of the Coun.
Flat, and Peat Poa's a P ,-
such awide variety to choose Mr, and Mrs. Frank Simons Mrs• Margery' "Mc,
Flat, of Ontario, wherein ART-
AGeraniums from: we had fun just Trying ._`�Illanfied were in Hamilton fair several (daughter, of Mr. and Mrs HUR STACKARUK carrying
R E. MacDonald to decide "what it was we days last week, attending a Herb, ti'hitet fgrFrterly .of Ux-.. on business under the firm
iALTONA GARCar
DENS were buying" .---:Corr, WANTED Shriners' session,. ridge,
Altoaa Road O (Female)'Martin has where she will be conti uin Market, moved to Ajax. name istYl Plaintiff, e of s' and
W
m Mn.Mrs Georg N.as her hair-ciresaing profession GEORGE W CROOK and
.R: R. 2, Pickering ....-.. Experienced , I vI)ist wishes. her mother, from Newark.
"TfIE CURL SHOPPEto `Fork of hams-addressing J. staying with her ti q wee Mr. Leslie Morley has re- EMILY E. PARRO, aro Defend=
G '2 Miles ruor•th of No. 2. Hghwy. pe ants, I have seized and taken
ecution and will'"OffOr
on East .Side envelopes, etc. Phone: 839- Mr. and Mrs: C. Tmti pe .turn ho r spending a
Trollope turned me after
phone: AT 2-2727 -
er
. .623 : ,
• (jun 18! : Casual Hair-Styling" - ••-,-- hasou• Henwillnbee aperidirg aptfew ��1•xby Public Auction n
... Y
have moved to Bay °Rid,
- ., Saturday last mour
.............._OPEN` DAILY Wanted to Rent -- }louse. $100 that their former home. next' weeks convalescing. my office in the Court House.
-- FOR SALE Hours: - Whitby, in the County of Ont-
9.30'A. M - s: - P. M. month, or less, by theological door (east side) 10-the
;IC?. Mrs. B, A. Hogarth and onto, on Friday, the twenty-
and Friday 'student and family (wife; 3- Store will be torn down for an Mrs.
Ala Ladies °Je°� 1 ninth day of May,, 1964, at
r , f L A N .T S Thursday Y yr,'' old girl, and' 6-mos. old expansion -program:
•OMATO, PEPPER 3c Open Till 9.00 P. M. Two'O'clock in the afternoon,
oOp All Day Mondays son),, wanted by June 1. One Mr. and tits. Ehv�xxi Huti'ck League attended their 1- all the right; title and Interest
EGG PLANT C) or two year lease: if desired. and Donna. of Cann;ngton, vLS- ing banquet on. tt'ednestheday and equity of ademption of
By Flat Or Dozen phone: 942-2601 Da and. Jane Sirrmore, Al- ited friends in town, on Sun- ' SavarZn; and at enin&, with end attending aner tsho v
_ (At Pickering Coffee Shop) tons Road. Phone ATlantic 2- day.
EMILY E. PARRO,• to, in. and
the following 1 d
FOR FREEZING n ow an ,
4633. _ _
Asparagus & Rhubarb - •-•---• - -- r
daughteHo- -Miss and-
' let. Pickeriiig Rovers.attend- ou
-- h e -,daughter
agte ed the' 4th: Goderiah Rover
Mrs.
f pound • or Basket) _ ....:: _
,grand- sm y'
M I L L E R Lennox. a�• ALL. AND SfNGULARi that
SEWING-MACHINE 'TRAILER SERVICES - 'spending a holiday with Mrs. Moot last weekend. Five local certain parcel or tract of (end
SALES 3 RENTALS Hood's. niece and her husband. Rovers attended . this event, -and premises situate lying
Phone for details after
.5 P. M Special - $250 TUNE-UP Any Make and being in the. Township of
_ .. Pickering Ta A-Lon Camping Trailer Dr. Walter and Mrs. Kutz, in ' and had the luxury' of sleeping Pickering, in the County and
JAMES H. MURDOCH "Singer' Trained Mechanic g g _ has been attending the. School ited Church Camp, at ,Goder- Province of Ontario, and being
4th Con.
at Church St, •`Whitby Sewing _ 1964 Models From $200.00 Pittsburgh, Pa. Miss Lennox in- the dormitories• of the Un-
` PICKERING �'
... .. Cabin OR RENT rat ere v n Plan
8 Camping T I of Nursing, U. of T.•and is now ich, and also being aero a
(may 1428) F in training at the Oxtaiio Hos= turkey dinner 5 Sunday. by
eompoaed� Lot 1, according
. to istered as No. 406
CHAS. A• BRADLEY &SON
r .. _ -
.. ; - _,--_-_ - ital., Queen St , Toronto for the U. C W. 175 Rovers a i
LIMITED - p _ded this week end. G ARTHUR SH,
- u o T 7C Tit 'Everything For Trailers the summer trionths; _ _
VV PpI1�;T & WALLPAPER AJAX -Phone: 942-3491 I Mrs. Tony He elingena of and far yMof Load MacRae visited � N, County of Ontario
WANTED SALE ORDER NOW AND 8E SUR receiving on un
;.Fufl Or Part Tune: t t tz
(apr 9 tf) u St. S n ems,,
Church o
MAN or WOMAN ..SUNWORTHY" "Canad'an Ca, enship'' Pape.'
relatives
�'e
Moth
:50.00 WEEK AND UP Ready Pasted
Wallpaper - Single Roll
........
. .; For Information, write: � P 'REST 0
MR. E. W- SNOWDEN 69c.
ILL &
142Mary Lake Dr. I
Agincourt, Ontario
sEXTERIOR PAIENJAMIN NTE 9s. SPRAY SERVICES -
(a. r
16-'ti)
• P Primer -gni. - $S 1
• •: ' Exterior
7lairdres.. ....rust be pleasant Exterior Gloss - gal. - 5.95 :.` COMPLETE
'
:.'and able Stylist, part, or frill .•pewRgn•� Boat Finish ::.Cu,
LAWN SPRAY
time•. Phone: Hair
Distributors.'.yl/EEDS - CRABGRASS But ` ors
Ghique
air S ling INSECT 'PESTS
s 0M
AGA Plaza say Ridges .6731 Kingston Rd.
HI CREEK
IH STREET CKE G - 60
_- - resentatiw .Phone: ATlantk 2-0961.' : ,� ,F I _
ARM SPRAY �--
p'Aa AVON Rep „f 1
RIH ' •
Call On You!...........:...:,.:.:......................•----......... Grain �- Forage Corn Atrazim -
PIANO Fly Control i JCT.fl.e ' Comet..
someone in your
_ _
We may need REED. PIPE, ELECTRONIC �r�
No oblaea6 m• ORGAN TUNING WHITEWASHING -'- -
_- _ neiettboftMod. -
For De alis; wrEte: AND REPAIRS INDUSTRIAL SPRAY iCO1TaGE Coun#ry Style 'Sausage
Mrs. A. Hawkkw JAS. III DI1gK .;SOIL .STERILANTS
1 Mandarin Ric' Seitlror0. OM. 0#2-166+1 AJAX, Ont-
................. Eek' Insured
26 to Lkensed and t red
_ BAY RIDGES SOD 'ROLLS
l �• p"* Lean,, 4 yds. - :15.00 Phone: ,� . 9811 'We�ners �s for $1,00
„. Yards - Ii12.009c �STOlMS FOR RENT -- ROTO TILLING •
CKMUNG mid-p►GE irhone: 8394M (Rowse phone slum sl
4 tfl
A��tY'' WIVLP............ 6.. La (res 23 tt)•
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I
THURSrDAY, MAY 14, 1914 THE PICKERING NEWS : _ - - Page Five
' Vivian of Scarboro. a business tri _
O1►iT • of Toronto, spent Sunday `% ith ! Mr.-Roy Coppins who recent. or•ne. p .
11�, li Mrs. Earl. Beare. ly came out of hospital is now Mrs. Jean Redsha�� and JIr . The regular meeting of the �t'm. Gliddon and Morris
Fire last Saturday night de- Mr. and'Mrs, Doug-Reynolds { convalescing at the home of Norma Benson along with ev Legion Aux-di Lary A-ili be held Binstead attended a four-day
strayed the garage and car, of of Bowmanville spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ross Middleton. eral others gave a conunun:tyn Slay 1� in,the I,e;inn Hail. assessor's convention on Lon
Mr. Harold Dean and 4 boats, with Mr. and )<1rs..Cliff Rey- � Mr. Don Hedges visited with shower for Valerie Rennie and The Girl Guides and Bro%vn- cion this week.
belonging to Mr. Gard Taylor,`'-' holds. - � 11r. Tom Dawson of Goodwood' Bob Budd on Thursdaj' e 'en- les Mothers' L. A, will of held Mr. and eirs. Grant Taylor
that were being stored in 'the' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bates on Sunday. ing in the Legion Hail. �� aier- --on May 19 at the Home, of Mrs. attended .their annual bowling
garage. Origin of the, blaze is of ��'oodbridge. ,.hent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke ie in
also guest of huno�u' at Isobell Hockley, banquet o held in the Ging. y
wn. with Mr. and Mrs, Don Hedg- I , of Torohto,,spent Sunday with 'I a shower on Friday'eveniri at Mr. Jim McGuire lett last Hotel on Saturday evening. I
not kno r
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wallace es. ! Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ilanth- the home of i�Ir. ,and l'I: Sunday fo: F.n^icon. \,. 1. on, A lovely miscellaneous sh-
ower was held for, Ila Reds-haw
at her home last week.
Mr., and Mrs. George De-
y Rusha celebrated their 25th 4
FOOD -MAR�, wedding anniversary on Satur- l
jw day night with about 30 relat
Rouge Hills on Hwy. IVO. 2 fives and friends attending. s-
y lovely swivel chair' was prem
Just East of Rouge Bridge F ented to the couple.
' Mrs. H. S. Hillyer,took the
Gallon (WHILE IT' LASTS DAILY) .,�',f `'f Mothers' Day Service in the
GLOVER CREAM Save l0c) (All Flavours) ; i, / 79Cr FRESH HOME GROWN y +c _ Baptist Church on Sunday I}',
.ICE CREAM 1 �.. S with
t
morning, while others mothers
assisted h ttte
.!Save 20c) 1 /2-Ib. Tin .....
Swifts Premium �i1,49
COOKED HAM BALSAM
I �•
' Z-LB. PIED. I ✓ Lx� y> �' Mrs. Elmer Wilson and Miss
SNOWCAP CANADA CHOICE ,FROZEN (SAVE lOd' �� ��`% Y Mary Jean Jamieson Visited
MIXED �/EGETABLES relatives and friends in or-
illia, on Thursday. °
_._ (save 2Se) - 1Z-OZ. TINS Mr. and Mrs. Winton White
LA RUTH (Product of UruguW ?, for 89e' Bunches C attended the wedding recep-
CORNED BEEF tion at Brouggham, on Friday
evening, for Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Rogerson.
THE COFFEE THAT DARES-TO BE KNOWN BY GOOD TASTE ALONf 100wa PURE r, n Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mender-
LARGE Gil-OZ. JAR (save 40e) 99C g son and Joanne spent the end'
of the. week with Mr. and Mrs.
-12-0
z
RoulvD nNsF' Raymond Jones.. at Kirkland
• Lake.
E 9e1.: •�
_SWIFT•! ,�!'`" 2- for 89c _
PREM - _ _, : �° , Mrs. J. Briggs. of Oshawa,
Prices Effective �� i spent the week-end with tier
Large 2se Ban r } = sister, Mrs. Lewis Jones here.
•CADBURY'S Dairy Milk, Caramilk, Noill" sP i FieesR Dark Thurso, Fri. & Sat. y`�'' �� Mrs. John A. Jones. Fair-
Chocolate Bars (Save 11e) 2 for 39e May 14-15-16'
4 - iS - i6 slew Lodge; Whitby, and Mrs,
Ken Thompson, Leaside, had
FuN 24-oz. Sliced Loaves -
TABLE QUEEN ENRICHED 39e `u, S�°" Sunday dinner with fir and
a
BREAD — -
Mrs.
'Cecil"Jones, and '41r and'
'YIr~ Jones spent Sunday ev•
'Strictly Fresh. Grade- 'A' (Loose') _ ening with Mr. ,and Mrs. Wm. i
SUNKIST NEW CROP VALENCIA silt Ila'. Rynard;' at Uxbridge.
Oranges 3 doze $1 - - Mr, a -Mrs. Walter Car-
r nd t
c000 slzE IMEDIUM son, of Brooklin and 'Mr, and
FLORIDA RED RIPE Ju1CY j MM, Harold 'Werry, of Ked.
Watermelons lea. 99e ran. 'attended the Baptisms:
_ Service on Sunday morning. of
u 3. NO. 1 FLORIDA FRESH TENDER Large Cobs their grand-daughter - Belii
Corn on the-Cob Si39e y Elaine. -daughter of Mr.. and
.
Mrs.. Grant Carson.
U.S. Na, 1 FLORIDA FIRM RED 2 for 49 �, • gh and Mrs. Jack Emp-
Tomatoes �` �'"- . _ - ringhatn• and George, and fir,
and Mrs. -Donald, Jamleson and
NO 1 CREAM COLOUR TASTY lb. 49e '� C - daughters
visited, Mr_' and
-__- IlShrop111S I (Brie Your Own Csrton)� Margene '100% Vegetable Oille i �j'alter Armstrong. Scar-
_ e ; m boyo, on Sunday,
106
1 ARIZONA CRISP ICEBERG — .
I LEAN PEA*sEALEO BACAN - .
Head Lettuce 2 for 29e SSCeaal Offer of 2c �ff;iio-Foot Rcll End C �or Slic s The S9c and Brie • and Miss leen
Rao � J h d �a
f WAX PAPER .._:�_._------------ Z9e ones h dinner on y.
NO. i CALIFORNIA WHITE NEW Con or lice's Ibr 69c . wit Mr and 'Mrs. .. rant .
u s or aailar&s whole Fiat, t Tins Jones, at Brookline
potatoes _ S Ib . EAT FOOD----------=--- 4 fo_r 59C aouND oa SQUARE — 'W�Q"llty ''' !vii, and Mrs, •Burnett Jam.
(Sara ). ry:;
lb. 79e l~ne \` G iesgn and Mary Jean. Mrs. .
z5 Bao2
RUMPS - - -- va0.��E Lewis Jones and Mrs. Briggs
Dr Ballard'. Fob - $3,Z9
BURGER B�I�'S
a Fumy COOKED fC µp`0. �N` had sapper on. Sunday evettitL;
-Open Ewnlwgs
Till 7: 'Pen+- (ser. 1c)_. - Smo nner Ham lb. 79e �►�, AR�r with are and 'Mrs, Dick Ward,
I ( Ib. Arera�l (Save 20c Per Lb.) M &t Claremont.
Thur. & Fri. Till '9:0d P.M (Spec offer of 30c off! _ —
K,ng Si ; Box -• Mr. Irving v and
I
Saturday, Tilt 6:00 P•!n• BL F°'"'CHEER _ $.Z9 MAPLE LEAF VAC-PAx (sw 7M Kathleen were Surxia�evgrling
i
-'- - -- 6-OZ. PKGS.
COOKED MEAT 4 for 89c 3 lbs. 79c girest_c with Mr, and Mrs, Jack
(CLOS ORIA DAY (Special offer of roc offs _ Ward, Claremont,
-` Stabs Sta-Flo Giant 64 The Bottle Mock Chicken, Mac itiCBeese Pleid.' i Piw�eeh'i Dosch loaf , of
MON ; SAAY 1 Blls is com-
� Laundry Starch . -------_43e � � Ib 9e MAPLE LEAF munity goes sympathy
Mr, and Mrs,
yBEEF--- - ----- - --- Loc. Wilson. in the sod o
st NATURAL
LUCAS ARTHUR! SUPER VALUE 1-ro A s •
• - l is fine ere Nis
�_._ __ ..____ _.,.�_- 9C ®{ Sunday ilson. Greenwood. cin
• Skinless _ _ • P i��
BREAKFAST B ON -. ? CHEESE Per•ry tV
• - - 12 oz. "•dammorning.
. lb C Lues ARTHVRs_sM NK - ;s - - - � 'ctive Service Class
-ERS
_ ------------ ' next. Wednesday ev-
.WItN.
PORK S�t]1SAG _ -- 49c MILD 49c :
ening at the home 'of Mrs;
. ..
STANDING a 746 Ribs) -12 oz. Pkg Haskins, with Mrs, Glen
PRIME OAST --------_-=-- "-----=-_- 9c Medium 57c- Rig,
' Ib 5 erson•s Group in charge
FRESH D BEEF-------------------- 3 lbs. $1.00'
12 Oz. pkg. of the mt?eting. There will' be
(Round (+ - OI Plant Sal at this meeting.'
lr d 63e a e .............
lb a BONELEsi. R (1 st ! Rbc) _
�r . PRIME RIB ROAST ... _.._ +------------ --------- 1b• 89c ZIP (Tasty-
or
A L E REGISTER
Government
.-.S1tAKS . ASTS
MAPLE LEAF FULLY COOKED ltereS Inf eNd 'Wedn"Oay, May 27 —'dear-.'
r SMOKED PICNIC SHOULDER __.______ _: lb. 45e my M t) ance auction sale of garage &
Fresh'(Not Frozen) Meaty :- --�• ���' MIt�I�ED STEA--------------- 1 B
_� .
side service station" compressor,
in-
'Frozen)
SPARERIBS .( FRESH K.--____-- Ib 690 5r/s oz. tin dustrial air compressor, weld-
BLADE OR SNORT RIB 1 0 1(F 99/1
er's equipment, tools, hydrau-
-.!Blau+.--T-BONE. ppgTERNOUSE i , lbe 89c • ROAST. (Blade Bone Removed) ______ Ib. 59c ! y tic jacks, miscellaneous artic-
WING STEAKS ' les, etc., at 195 Main St. North
BONELESS ROLLED PLATE BRISKET _•- Ib, 49c (case of 48 Markham, property of Pen'
POT ROAST------- ------------- --- ---
+ag food Petch's Texco Garage gale at
led -
.. .. lb. 4�c . - �Rou �Ir< - r-- . • - '- tins $4.6 Terms cash. _
9
Lean Peer"041 -.
A�iE SHORT AIB ROAST ____________ ------ - Ib 69e Maple Leaf Tenderflake e P er gutting busin-
1
__..
COT't' LL. -----
t � ess Clarke Prentice, auetiotti.
_FOR YOUR GARDEN - .' eer, Markhm. Phone 294=3161
Sliced Rindless Ib. 39C ��__ ---__ or 640-3686.
BREAKFAST BACON - A Complete Selection Of Steele Briggs 8t. Rennie': ! . (may 2s1
Flower and Vegetable Seeds
FLOWER i VEGETABLE EN
Fresh Lean Pork Loin Roasts :: Saturday, May w. _ 'auction
sale of all t
end'toin End Ib. 59C -PLANTS----- -------------- - 35c per' box or •3 for ;1.00 -�,,,� types
carpenter's,
i
�� T workman's and garden tools, a'
Rib End. -lb. 3 Ts lbs.) No. 1 ONTARIO DUTCH OR MULTIPLIER
e 2�i�s ) (Average ONION SETS - ---- lbw 29c
_ Buick car, carpenter's and
(Av
erag
��� ��� household
f shop equipment,
Centre Roasts or Chops . PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CERTIFIED household furniture, miscell-
OI�1 - �b. SSc SEED POTATOES _. _ 75-Ib. bag 53.95 Peck 99e aneonrs effects etc.; at 361 Pet-
WHOLELOIN Pet-
er St. North Markham, the
(Save 7C) prope'r'ty of Fred Mason.. Sale
C - at 1.30 p. m. Terms cash. No
O reserve Property sold-Clarke
= OvendY Prentice, auctioneer, Markham,
E Fresh Grade A Ont. Phone 294-3161 or 640_'
.
Inay►
K
Donreslic �'
-T
Irk
DICKERING FIREMEN'S
`"FIREWORK DISPLAY-_
-�60 - {2 lbs. 69C
MONDAY MAY IE.- `
PICKERING VILLAGE
_ COMMUNITY PARK
Weight 3 -
lbs)
� . Pryer - Roestif+4 - sarbecving (Awra9e _ . , .. .,
0
1'=
,
• AY, M 14, 1964
• _ . •
Page Six � •THE- PICKERING NEWS _ THURSDAY, MAY
Sunday, May 17, will be The Churches
'WEST.ROUGCH y Comnnuuon and Sunday SDIREC'iORY
School at 930 a- m. Rev. US1 NES
- Scott, in charge. ■■/s/ssa////////■ as -
As you drive through the rhes, to close a cut on his chin St Edward's will hold a
quiet streets of West Rouge which he suffered when he fell - ::PlCkerl
with its lovely homes and the off his bicycle while playing Vestry Meeting y the church; — hu l
well -kept lawns and gardens, with some young friends near ons May 26, at 8.00 GUARANTEED United Church
there s no thought that in his home, last week. p m McEACHNIE S Mlnletir. Rw. Meldlle sllr+.••
A tentative date has been
such a peaceful atmosphere. 0 0 0 set for St. Edward's Sunday Radio -TV seffice FUNERAL DIRECTOR
there are some culprits who Four West -Rouge Cubs of S41001 Picnic, for June 20- - CHURCH SERVICES -
for no known reason, picked the Third Highland Creek Cubs • the date and place, and other Any Make or Model * 9.45 A. M. & 11.07 A. Qll
• St. Edward's Church .... A House and Scouts had their Hobbies details at a later date.
of God, to • break windows, chosen to be exhibited at the The Lames, Guild will hold ARTHUR FIELD Sunday School - 9.45 A. M
crawled inside, wher they Scout Hobberama for East their meeting for May, on Private Ambillanee Service And - 11.07 A. M.
pulled fuses and' brke the Scarboro, at R, H. King Coll- Monday, May 25, at 8.00 P. PICKERING DAY OR NIGHT
duplicating machine This is egiate, on Saturday, May -9• m Keep this date in mind. AUDLEY
"vandalism-, and if the law Chris and Stephen Innis show- 0 001
teas to be called to clear up ed Clay Figures, and and Oil Grace Presbyterian Church * - Church Service � P. M.
this matter, they will not go Painting; Paul Stabbings, a port Union Road
easy on the person or persons Log House, and Chris. Helya - The guest speaker, Rev. J. WATER DELIVERED WnL Metaehnle, prop, Sunday School 1.15 P. µ
who have been so destructive, his Shell COllection. Congrat- Fraser, Chaplain of the Armed, f///■//■/■/////■■/t/■�
as well as causing a:great deal mations to these boys in their Forces Sunnybrook Hospital, West Of Dunbarton
of trouble for the, people of interest in this work• had a lovely message for the
that church. Last week, with o 00 Mothers' Day, observed as — PHONE PHONE: 9d2-2171 /±
the power shut off, when the A Spring Piano Recital was „Christian Family Day", and .Et. George's
fuses were pulled. every_ttring held by Mrs, E. Pollard, Rouge i�T�a1111Et 2.OQ63 . PICICering� Qnt. ,
in the kitchen refrigerator was Hills Dr: in her home, for her the � � on Sundayillast•for . �n�''Gan ��
ruined, including the flowers pupils, and several mothers. on On Shy May 17, Rev. D.
left there for the Sunday Ser- Saturday -afternoon. IV -ray 9. 1VicKiiSundcan, will be the speak- ( PICNICKING. ONTARIO
vice. Mrs. Pollard would like to er, for the Morning Worship
0 0 o thank Mrs. Joyce Darnley, KEN and CLARKS ■ICv. N. S. sltt►NCKf
at 11.00 a. m. Sunday Scfiool CrelghtOA, Drynan ■. A.. o. D.
West Rouge School Mn, Eila Peacock, and Mrs. p R.E N T I C E
.,Registration" for Kinder- Arme McIntyre-. for the lovely for children. all ages, at 11.00 ■.z ice, Ilslc.rl.�. Olt. :f
garter will be held in the local cakes they made and for help- • a• n► ,E, Murdoch Pho■•t sas•ssla
St. Anne's Circle, of the
school on Tuesday, May 26, ing with the refreshments, al- Lames, Guad will- hold their _AUCTIONEEf�S _ Solicitors -' SUNDAY siRYKts
" from 9.30' to 11,30 a. m., and so to Mrs, Bradley who pour- MARKHAM Barristers, 8.30 a. M-••N•Ir �
' regular meeting, . on Thursday. Lta•aed and Arehwi:.d far ICY•. 10.30 ■. M1101—Ing pmw
from 1.30 to 3.30 p. m. Parents ed tea for the ladies. Pupils regal
May 21, at 8.00 P. m. in the e..�mes ar owtari• mad r•rb and Notaries Public 10,34 a, ■,•�•Nelr e....a•,le■
must bring their child's Birth. taking part in the piano solos (4th fu..ds)
Certificate or Baptismal Cer- and duets at the recital were: ,� Guild reports a very Varga Fura urel a..wes, N•w•- BANC. Of COMMEN2 CKAAKM Seca a. m.--•suo"v sabe"I
bold r...iwr.f Real [stses
tificate, for "proof of age".. Robert Morgan, Susan Larkin• -e Sale, on p■ 11,a reetah NaK
`" Pickering School Area No. Danny Morgan. Donna Comb,. successful Rummao ■b• •ar se•alalerl +t g Simccw St. N., Oshawa
May 9•
Reas•wabl• Rates 10.
2, will hold their Art Display, er, Chirstopher-Boxek, Anne �Rlct )
- -- - swt YfCE AT one awe
30 a ss.--Nw�s•rf _
in West Rouge School Audit- .Aclntyre. Garry Burak. Barry � INSURANCE — set 'NONesoNE Telephone Oshawa (wt w. NISD Na■ ;
orium. on �Cednesday, May 20, Clarke. Michelle Bannock, De- weDNesowr
at 800 p_ m, nice Darnley, Debbie Darnley. ��� the at" since 1122 594.3161 or 640-3486 1e." R. '■--+I•Ir
School Area 2. ,will also • Irene Peacock. Ulrike Bundes L� handle yourpruseti
Day
have 1o•a established ■■d iwtsra•ssl+w I•r Via SIN
- mann, Jane Wilde, Karen Bur- lnwrance ,Needs""''
hold their Field Day at the
Vaughan Willard •School. on a]c, Janice Purkiss: Isabell M�- Aire. Wirtdsterm, Auto E
- - - Thursday, May 28, in the aft- Neill. Marilyn Gainer. Mont-
Liability, ere.
ernoon: Richardson. Maralynne Mont- FLEURY & COMERY e ' Christian Science
I N
000 ornery, Karen, Craig, Dr..ane Rowtnan g Gibson R E •
T Penonais Doyle, Sarbarle Norton. Eliza- BARRISTERS SOLICITORS S H E I .Sii(Ie�
Best Wishes to Mr, and Mrs. beth Armour: Susan Bradley. Call us collect 668 -SM NOTARIES PU6LIC _ RouoE HILLS. o«TwRlo ,
Alex. Dear. Port Union Road. Susan Brown, Bill Willis, Sus- .143 Brock St. S. Whltiby " - - who celebrated their 25th wed- an Clark. Gisela Bundesmann: 1f1a.i.r al OW Read
CHURCH fERY10E AND.
on May 12. * Linda Gordon and Donald An- - -
• suNOwr st:Noot
An -
ding anniversary Mfewl°■d C^'a �Uneral Orld auNDwr 11 oe A ilt
The Monday Night Comm- siey,- pW J AT. 2-5754 Ambulance SQA/iCe j u►teN�a Rte. just ...tb a
unity
Bowling League. with re Mm. I,errnre Stewart. East a N•. a. NfEbwar
latives and friends, enjoyed Ave., Captain frsr Vilest Rowe CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING T•athe..l.+ N N.alhs we g
their annual banquet and canvasser % for the Ajax -Pick- R�Irs And Re -Covering M��• at the wde••d■r s
eiarnce, at the Rainbow Room, eri= area of the Canadian F -E ESTIMATES NRaadat 1' Mdq-9:3<Nb:�O '' No. 2 Highway Held at 8.00 P. a6 '
on Friday: -May 8 Cancer Society for the month No Obligation �'r and lr..in� _
Many Happy Returns of the of April. reports that S545,m ;Phone: 839-3189 _ W A�s"a..wr at Pickering death Read ALL ARE WULCONS
elk
The K•dlwE Remain Is •�•w M
Day to: Elizabeth Shaver, of was collected by the canvas- (mar 19 tf) = * the Publics Twoodar. Thursday
the Sam"
third birthday May 7: to Billy. -seri in tyle&t Rouge. which she P. N,
King Arthur's Court, on her feels was a.very g0c>d amount _. Te
srldar • : ee a s a
at
Ridding, Rouge Hills Dr, wh and would- like m thank all =- OPTOMETRIST t I1 2
,.t-ed-his--l2th-btrth&.y.- fhrpse__wher helped- aaake---it- JOHN L: RAWBON'. -
MONUMENTS Wx� cI one 510 :'rt'.■'e,'"--
• - 3 Pleasant St "t+rs*Mar M•■aTu•�! war+,.- _ Tlaaae s uos
May 8: to To Child, of such a success. Thar were: A
seventh birthday, May 8: to ran:' A Cales, Mrs. Della Ke {OM Liverpool South) PROP.
growerfield Gardens,...._on his Mir :BAY RIDGES I ROBERT AUSTIN,
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THURSDAY, . MAY 14, 1964 T . HE PICKERING NEWS page Seven
to the hall much
Y, the entrance
ade to Dunbarton United Ajax Hospital were -he was and school, was held on May a torn hip ligament recently,
f*W kid! Church on Sunday, May 24th, confined due to a broken 5. The highlight of the evenang and was ,confined to quar- more accessible. The cloak
room is nearing completion
at the 11.00 am. service. They ankle suffered in a car asci- was the performance of the teas", Of
A gala fireworks display on Area No. 2. School Band, Und- Mr. and Mrs. H. Trollope, now it just needs a coat
wiN nwevt at the Hall by 10-15. dent on May 1 while on his . Trail, left for paint. Then we will have a
M(mday night, May 18th, at Congratulations to the fol- way to work. er the direction of Mr. D. of High Bush
7.30 pm. Bayview - Heights lowing on their anniversaries: ' The Rouge Hill -Pickering Karry, Our band is doing well. Midland with ttteir family on booth to sell pop, 'during the
Ladies (Ontario CbamP'Ons Mr and Mrs. K. Riley who are Lions 'Ladies are holding a After nearly everyone went Sunday, May 10, to join the ball games, as well as a good
versus our Fairport Girls Soft. celebrating their 7th anniver- Strawberry Social: at the home, there was the usual el- Trollope family, for a birthday entrance on the front of the
ball Team. A night for the en- sary on the 17th of May; Mr. Rouge Hill United Church, be- ectior! of Officers for the com- %celebration. A surprise Party hall,
tire family. and Mrs. Aiken who are cele- hind Stroud's Store, on June ing year. There was an Exec- for Mr. H. Trollope Sr., was Please keep in mind the an -
Mrs. Keefer is confined to brating their 25th anniversary &th, 12 to 4 p.m. A welcome is utive Meeting on Monday, the being held on Mothers' Day, nual display of Flr*wO*V'.
bed at home. We wish her a on the 20th of May; Mr. and extended to all. lith to tie up the year's busin- so, it turned out to be a hap-
speedy
This year, %ve have purchased
speedy recovery. Mrs T. Kosurko who are cele- 'Miss Ann Galbraith and ess, and to discuss "what is py family. day, with most of a much larger display to put
Allan Keefer is confined to brat , ing their 20th anniversary" Mrs. Fletcher and Billy of De- wrong with Home & School?" the family present. off in the park As this is
Ajax HospiW and is expected on. the 20th of May. troit visited with Floyd and No conclusions were drawn. Don't forget—there will be costing in the neighborhood Of
home, Soon. Mr. and Mrs. Micklewright Mrs. Balsdon and family over They would welcome your "fireworks" again this year,, at $300, we are asking a $1.00 per
On Saturday, May Uft at • a, celebrating their 15th an- the weekend. comments - ........... ........... the Park. family admission to the Park.
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the Community Hall the Kid -'I rji on the 22nd of Ma3r-- Congratulations to Mr. and There was quite a meeting of I don't -think this is very much
clies Hop 2 to 4 p.m. The Teen- Burthaa, wishes go to Ron Mrs J. Smith, of Foxglove' St. young "pigeon fanciers" held when you consider what $1.00
Agers dance 7.30 to 11.00 p.m. mickiewright who will be 15 on the birth of a son at Torpn- East W000dan& at Mr. and Mrs. Horton's -eworks, for the
will buy in fU
On Saturday, May 23rd, the old on May 18th. to East General Hospital, May place last Saturday. Mir. and
years Friends in the ..area are chikhvzL Other years we have
Will' hold A brother for Michelle. Mrs. Horton, of Rosebank Rd.
local Scouting unit Dunfair Baptist Church 5th. had very large crowds, so be
a bottle drive. Please try and Sunday School; Please to hear Mr. Walter, pleased to see Mrs. Borchert, N. are busy workers for their
9.45 a.m. Su slowly but Rosebank.Rd. N. at home from Association. on hand early. The Park ,is well
have your bottles ready, 1.44 a.m. Morning Worship; Avis is improving sl and looking very protected, and will be fenced
-bsP'tall for is no
A euchre and cribbage 1 Study; 7.00 P.m- still confined,to Ajax Hospital- the h test Woodlands Community
. 230 pm Bible welL the night, so there
party will be held Saturday Everting Wbrsbi.p. Mr. Fish- The Ladies Auxillia7 of the. Association
evening, May 23rd, 8.00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Trollope and 7h6 baseball team is getting danger to the children. So --
back will take both services. Frenchmen's Bay Yacht Club
in the Conununity Hall SPbn- prayer meeting is changed to held a Bake Sale and'afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Bingly of High r way this year with a don't forget, May 18, at Rouge
I afternoon Bush Trail, attended their an- under Hill Community Park, Opposite
sored by the Group Comm. Wed. evening at 8-00 P -m- tea, Saturday, May 9th, in the nual bowling -banquet, held in very large registration of the
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper .............................................. Sunday School Hall. children. We are entering ten the Fire Hall, on No. 2. High -
Congratulations to Members teams in the Township Leag
spent Sunday in Aurora were Mr. and the Rainbow Room at the West way. There will also be a draw
. "nown my rboro Rouge, last Friday. s or girl's bicycle,
attended the chrWzzftg Mrs. J. Hearn of Scai ues, and are also having ten for a boy'
-of their granddaught�T, Shelly. (formerly of the Bay) on the of the Rouge Hill Community ,house league" teams. Any anda. lawn croquet set, during
Ann Sutton, daughter of Mr. :Sympathy' is extended to birth of a daughter, April 27. Association Bowling League, assistance with the 'coaching the evening. The proceeds are
Mrs. Legge and family in the Mrs. Trollope, wearing a class- as
and Mrs. L. Sutton passing of her father at A -sister for Jimmy, Wendy is black and white sheath, re- would be very acceptable. to help with the ball team ex -
There will be no Cub meet- ybrook Hospital on April and Pamela Last week, the men of the PenseS.
ceived her trophy. a TV lamp
ing Monday, May 18th. Cubs Surm Happy Birthday to Patsy' Single, with community rented a power saw The Township is putting lights
t the Hall 20th. Mrs. Legge wishes to celebrating her for 2nd. High , Si on the north ball diamond this
--are--g�--to-meet. a Baldson who is trees a-
-tN1nk--.-AH her friends and --on May 15th. handicap. Mrs,, Bingl , who and removed all th6 tr --Thts-is undeL
by 7.00 P.m, in full uniform 13th birthday drive -way -0-tK-e- year -This -?s way nmAr
to parade to the Gala Evening neighbors for kindness shown I ...................................... came "first", accepted her a- long the
Recreation As. to them and also for the lovely ward. a set of cocktail glass- Rouge Hill Community Hall. It will be a great imPrOvtsment
planned by the Rec much bigger to have the Proper lights f0F
cards and flowers. es, gowned in yellow and This gives us a
sociartion, J. -Butterfield returned BROCK ROAD I parking lot, and also makes the night games.—Corr.
Beach Cub Mr. beige.
•The ist Fairport Bea home on Friday, May 8th, from The Brock Road. Home and We are sorry to bear Mrs.
pack will have a Church School final meeting of. the Brewer. Rosebank Pd. N., is
season was witheld not ontoo many ter Tuesday. down with by the fltu,ime. Hope she ROSEBANK SMALL MOTORS
May 5th, - h is, betthis
ending. plans were made A correction—JiMMY was TRACTORS
LAWNMOWERS —GARDEN DEN
n for the school picnic with the limping, in sympathy for his'
-REFRIGERATION -junior classes going to River- mother, who had the misfor-:
■ ■ dale Park at,a later date. The 'ROTO TILLER REPAIRS
tune to slip and fall on the
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following officeTs were elected stairway, Mrs. Betty Ough has
■ IR CONDITIONING for' the eriguing Year* Pres• her ankle in a cast, as a res- -LAWNMOWER SHARPENING
J. Cargill; Vice Pres. Mrs. ult.
Repairs To All Models = H.' Hubbard-, See. Mrs. W. We are happy to report little ,J ROSEBANK ROAD, NORTH
a Mrs. J. Brad- Wayne NUchapd on the road to
WASHER, DRYERS RANGES so%,�erby; Treas. —After 5.00 P. M. -'839-2258
Shaw Jr. Executive, Mrs. Ilott, recovery, after a severe -att
Mrs. Bath, ache by a virus. Phone: 839-2894 A
in Mrs. Summers and
Nirs. Poynton The officers will pest wishes to Cathy Bell.
LORNE C. be installed at our. first meet- Old Forest Read. w
WHITE ■in ho suffered
ing ip the falL
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942-1517 X At the music •festival
Pickeflng Ajax. Brock Rorid.school choir
came in second.
Mrs. Vondette is still In hos-
-pital -but is doing nicely.
Sorry to say Mr, J, Cargill
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-FOR SALE is in Ajax Hospital undei" ob-
servation.
llffllgh's diangbter
RD AVA HOME--..- Leslie has been Ul fora few
weeks.- We hope all the sick
Rd., West 10111 PeOP14? will soon be well again.
.87 Homestead R ............ .....
3 BEDROOMS
LIVING & DINING ROOM ROSEBANK
PATIO DOOR
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Congratuiations to the Sen
Built by
J. Amber AT. 2-0169 * Pub-
lic
Choir. Rose
bank Rd.
School in placing "second"
.44711 in the rvcent festival -
I -NG
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'by trady- P111111111ing
i Noting Mr. and Mrs. Morris recent-
er
ly entertained his broth
a 4 -Ron .."ster Mrs. E. Landry and Mr -
Bob Morris, from Toronto. -
Miss Rose Mardarowich ands
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her fiance. Mr. Ed. Ryan, of
T H E
-ton, were out.tohelp Dan -
le you all these important advantages:
-SIGH --MAN my Wes Omelon. Dyson Road ce
bmte his birthday recently.
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�DOREEN AND FRED HOLLOWAY
Watch for announcements, Of
Road Home and
the Rosebank
"LICK LETTERING
School Garden Sale, to be held
,' CUTOUT in the Area, soon:
LETTERS eless
CARTOONS
DISPLAYS "Guilding in Action" is 'set
for May 23, Tea will be served
POSTERS- White -
and a Bake Table and
a.clean
.SHOWCARDS Eiepheryt. Sale will help to Pro -
.BANNERS vide funds for the girlswork.-
Come and
7 DAY SERVICE take a look at the
HOUR what our
.and see
displays, safe,,
girls are doing...
19424241 meeting of the year
The last
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