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Home My WebLink AboutPN1951_04_27_ ,yQL 70 Mo. it PiC1MWM *NTARIO, RRIDAY, AIRII. s'A, is51 ; Cftta' per copy Authorised as Ssoo d Clsar'.MaKer Y', ' _ 8 ' Frka. $&a 1me yew W. a, 'tag , W. C. M1iTREM AND SON PUIMJNOWB For Pickerin e #�fioa -�= ^Ce�n- eke. -� Affatu _ • - =- -. � _ •- .. � :• . ]Berieve" -@ Sam us' lift UVW Following our intimation of list Pickering Hall Phone Subscribers Plckar�n` e farce!: that a "limal meeting" an fire IiA'1RdGHT 13AiiING TIME ISTARTIN(i Te Receive New Directory This +water project here was to be held : ?•wieshiP e[ PiXG TI - e ssit Mr. and Kn. 'Hugh Miller and over the weekend, we believe that a y i family left on Tuesday morning for - we can now state that all obstac- TSy Resolution of. the Mu*dpal A new )Bell Telephone Directory their farm at Siataluta,' SaalL !ea (or nearly all) have now been cousdl of the Tawasbip of Picker. 1iD D 0'AY� now being distributed to Pickering Pickering- Jeweliry- Store being - -- - removed es-• provided for, and ewe on Apps 19ts1 subscribers for the first time coa- usable to open their new store last can consider water a certainty s�edieets of floe Township an APRIL 81 1, tains listings for pubscribera. in 20 Saturday as planned, hope to be MOW. We understand that negotia- requested te adra►ee their sleeks district exchanges, C. E. Blosdals, able to do so this Saturday, tiosu have been fuel about+- we soar om �dbv nett, April 29, Bell Telephone manager, said this A number from here attended pleted, but that sufficient progress at the horsy of 199 i inl until fur• • we,ei� The new book replaces the the plop at Dumbarton Uaibad - lhaa been made to say, at last - they nodes. Gray tooth Lines directory issues Pickering subacnb- l'hurch last sight. a municipal water system is now, ere by the Woodbridge and Vaughan A few Pickering fans were lucky, on the -way. What next? - we are DATED at Broagbasi, Out., tblr Company which was purchased by %enough to have, tickets for the big a not sure as yet, but details will, be ,are day of April 1951, Buses. the Bell Company effective January game at Maple Leaf Gardens last =made known soon, - we expect 1. - Saturday Bight W. H. Westney, Reeve Included in Oe new 104 -Page Mr. and Hta, MU kar via- directory ,Woaaest's Institute- 1; Will -ran On trot Annual Election in are listings for subscribers iced the former' brother and fsrm- Mes. 6 H. J. Starke, Presidemat - in Oshawa, Clarke, Castleton, Col- . ily at Rannoch over the week -end.. *' ��,•. PICKERING TOWNSHIP DAYLIGHT T!lYIE bDroe+ cobo` rg, Bow—m-=, Port Mrs. Eric Jones, and Neddy, of COUNCIL . Hope, Whitby, Brighton, Baltimo s-e, Meaford, attended the fmmeml of Reports of a successful year by - ` - - Coldsprings, Fene1la, Garden Hill, the late Him Grimbl 'on Friday, - pick,eriag Women's Institute were -. asset oz► , ._ _ Grafton, Harwood, Odasnd, Orono, Ls£ y read by the officers and directors, WEDNESDAY, MAY E, 1961 Port Perry. $rooklin and Afaz. �h�iry� sa increase et member Brougham Bey .Travels World Mr. Blosdale VAteet that the old Sympathy of the community n in Much work was accdmplibhed At the Municipal Build'iag extended to Mies. Ray Found is p' oil - On or the betterment of the village ... . _. t. -' - "� � °...," ,^ -..'- ...,._ • •,, v.. a _ Mori► should be discata,�d !!s the sadden pas of her brother :.... .' YuYlu 'ilr,:' a.m r�'p<rt'�' Mike Re lfta� nilily $esaroa Mrs.- Fred Cassie, of Brougham has is received. He also urged sabscrib -� \ �� inafCvtiib, _cal ' antes on the Bazaar • _ L, T. JOHNSTON, Clerk lust returned from a trip be started as to check carefully any lists of held last Saturday, was verb ' ux- last December 14, that bas -taken 111 Pickering t"lione cambers they eoatagina, A very good attendance him around the world. The trip was have compiled against. the numbers was reported, wjth =1Q0 realized. - '�• Fire The _D g l made bl, �, land and air. Harold listed in the ass► directory and to A ONE - ROOMED- HOUSE �awho so � all 11101)- ` il`wo calls- in- the haft pat of says --I was able to . avoid rmrmoing a ehaages that are necessary. While there are satrap one-roomed- with the Bazaar. Mrs. IL Clarke the' wee>,t - - to 'Fairport into wars and setually saw little ez- On 60 ant cover of the use► homes in Pickering Township, we , ym a dog lasnnet mains oil- burntrs, atemem but plenty of interesting book to a nod" ft' pled which Ye- never expect' to see them offered closed the meeting, ending so great - damage; and Wednesday 1 places.' f minds snbecrlbers not to use the for sale in our "Sa:e _ Register" Ml[•ra, H. C. Hutchison then took night to Theo. Axaam'e barn... , ....Mr. Cassie started from Vancour- directory for Oshawa telephone call er, then to Hawaii, Fiji Islands, New bsfora.. Saturday night, April u8, ,column. Yet, a our irat issue off- the _ the chair for the election of ofrr huh& by a gang+ '�pPed with did have tone- roomed home off- Zmlgzmk era of the li9i1.68 afticmes. The lightning rods). The owner raved Australia, - Ceylon. India, as the new dial telephone members eredf - the Matthries Estate, Brou- tie bare before the t. arrived, Pakistan, Iraq, Egypt, Greece, Italy, there gill not be effective tlmtw that Folic•, this must have been following were elected: Pros., lira. 1)eP the new air- gh' K. H, J. Clarke: 1st Vice- Pres.. b' the bucket friethod No - great , � mod, France and England, ' time. After that date, a "mechanical" errcr. it should i ff M A ushman: fad Vice- Pros.. damage here either,- then across the Atlantic � boat to calling should be.. be consulted before read - seven rooms. The advt. rp- = _ Mrs. G. H. Howes; Sec.eTreaa.. ;Canada, and home. calling Oshawa numbers. years agaran this week, corrected. Hrs. J. T. Wheeler; Dist. Director. The new book contains lcomplets Mrs, H. C. Hutchison; Altern. ihr.' Subscriptions To Hockey Fused _ informatjon about the use o! the Mrs. (L X Kingston. Directors: (continued 'from last week) �, Skuday next. on Daylight Savins telephone service, a list of emer- HELP WANTED Time genev numbers and a tible showing ;ll[rs. Gifford Harkey, Mrs. Prank _ 4 long distance rates to man ont-af- Require man for summer months Mall, Mrs. Ki n, W. G. Messer _ ,.,,p 6,!18.. ti _ _ y.. The District will be on Lap Motor Sales .....,;.......... 12.00 tows points. tram June ''s to Sept and Must Z9 at Shirley, ut. K. H. J, Clarke .. :. -1.00- 1'iekering District High school �l'be anaria,gez also suggests that have. Driver's Permit and : sh�1. k May , - + °" Extra- curricular Activities subscribers give obsolete directories have fair tin <•wledge of Ajax, Fick - Dr1 W. Tomlinson ..._... ........ 5.�0 !� - a thorough "shaking - out" before erir.g . Tow-n,•hip - area. W. L. Smith Asaor. ..., t.-, ....- ,14.04 - - - item 'Woodlands To 13otd Carnival ' Hp�; Wlii :e ; ,• ;;, 2A0 _Students who attend Pickering are discarded, as old books Good rate of pay for six -day. , •' n District High J`thaol in Sep3e nber; have been found to contain locum- l week. Prefer student on hatidays, August 17 and 1lk John (X Stork ..,.- ,... :...•... .... .•.00 ' Hiagawaip; peanery x.;5.00,. w}ll participate in extr aactivitieb ents, folding money and letters.. , Willingg and able designed to satisfy the desire car - - - ' APPLY I\ PERSO.\ TO At a meeting called by Presid- .Wm. Holowchuk .:.. � 5,00 g'r' d y eat Frank Bates on Friday, April .MJr A. $v Rose •.•. : :.: :,.�.. .,09 h sisal. exert se and f zr pmfr6cnc f : Associition Highland Da Pickering, Ontar10 " -09 it -vas decided -to hold the Alan -' 0.0 p y y Brock Road_ Home and School - icLerin .... -ual Carnival at the proposed at-ve Mri, Steele ........ ...,1:00 Bays and Saris :n the age range date providing ther events do not .,, ,•s 6.00 adrr3ts Dun' R thisaperitod there er t , �<e`�Ci � � •' _;Pickering Foresters Bowling' g Lows Scot. ..,, ,•,• 1 19 enter High Schuogl rock Rua,! home and School. conflict- un x•i:l hold their final It was agreed by the committee 1 tr �e :in , i thy• season at the local t Ladies' High Single: to approach ,Past President 'Alb,art The Chwap �Dinn r Tonight, cure the greatest development of . :.... , Sol. _ . schoo:hoizn - next Monday evening• Olive Collins •.. .. ;: Hull to take the chairmanship, he , the indi-,idua.,, both mentall.v acid Lad'i'es' High Triple: P ( April 30 when rlr. Lewis -Briggs, _ -tot being present. , Mr: Bates r who ft do f rot under t Ln t j physically. la - these year's, ygung r,.' . Olive Cal:;na .... ... .... ..:.. : :.... ST3 r{ g PTe B- the paint _clear,. them are some ) Supervising _ ss3lcipal of the. nesv,' rood to approach him. This ass _ people develop a nom eat at iistrr Mar's Hi h. Single!- Iii h .::school _ ;-riII be the speaker: ! g g left -for the present. The secretar and seta They: engage in a wilder• .ray- g ' HeLmar Hansen' .... ...::,,., .... 285 the dinner' to the hocigey, boys to- ;let of cum titive sports; the be-. Mr, Briggs will show pictures of MHel High Tri 'e; ies who are taking care of alf the y y new school, explain its con- p• = G84 .appeals for donations and help, ; . es- ha rn tno��penit j� but,, -the pint- I thf e. find conscious social fuzbctio opposite moxe at� kwon, and the courses of study i HeLmar` - Han§pnS ...' : am,' Mrs. Holen Dnneliv, Mrs. Lill- 1 P a;ai'.ab` ^ ^•� s-; ,1 s-„4., -or Rs••>' Team landing •t fan Chapelle, ' Mrs. Mary - Evar;y;'I gram and pr.sentatiUns f„lioa rg tractive; and � lney exhibit inure Torr, mats ....... .... .... ....'.... ....55 the fiinn,-r• and he},1 upstairs, is maturit b taking art in a var -' questions brought by the parents. Shur`ies .,• •••• ,4-8 an•i Mr. Ernie Warr who is 'a Aew f open to the pubic .at. 8.4J -kick =: i' i t v Y *, B P We are lo;kinv iorRard-t4 an int- i Drizzle uses ... • ....... .... .... 4T' vwrker in our midst. Se. it you -e'ring United,'Charch.' e Y Because the one almost adslts, g g' p s wish to donate or help, please get y erestin eveain Pupils of Grades Rocket •• - 4-4 in touch with anyone of them• the program. Must be mole complex 7d 8, and t.'ie:r parents are par- ' "Hornets'::........., .... ,... „•. ,....... 41 We ho that the wtather is - fiEAtEb TFJ:'YDPIRS' r3' titularly invited to be present to •... „•, •.•. +•M ,•,• ,••• than • in element a school.- Because Sad Sacks _ 89 they are still not adults they can meet Mr Briggs , nd to learn a.l -- Bobcats -......: :.... 144 snore favorable and that we can 1 ' Pickenig District High school not run their own program alone they can about the ,Ifgli School. °` • •• hake this one ater than ever. „ la urr» ers.ty. A great dear - Striker; ..,. s R'y'e � edi th sisal 'social half- ' .... of p�--� . 9 Mr. Babes reports that he con -'.; STALED TENDERS on a me per hoar there will be a small sale or - — -- - tatted Mx.' Hull and , he hai agreed, !- agile basis i►ill be received;mp to anti wdse, sympathetic supervision -is ne- for -the WRTHS •- to act as Chairman and recommends including May 16, 1951, for the cessary'. It is for this reason that Her'0e Baking, sad Bazaar a. s Mr, Jack West as •Vice-chairman ' t:ratmsportation of High. School 'Stud-' : the -role of the Secondary School quitt made by the $azaaar Cammit- providing that all the present oft ents by bus to the Pickering Dist- Teacher Sponsor of an*. activity is fund four ewmli htin will in aothe Pearrson. Picrkkerng,at the Oshawa icers and members . a? -the conzmi- riet -Sim School• Three- busses will ire onerous than those of his cull- lighting $' rtes will fully back 'him up. Mk. 1ne required, each hiving 'a capacity ' eagttes in either elementary school. Names - of the ime offi"ra for General Hospital, on Tuesday, Apr. _ Mr. West has aiso'accepted on the- of 40 to 50 pupils, and each to have or in university. next pear will be announced. 16, 1961, .s son, David Leonard. same conditions. a route of approximately 25 to :Ito.. When extra - curricular activities The President is . appealing to 'adles t*Sce a - day. -For- Furth r in- becomIe part of the daily program. Card of Thanks ' -Canadian Girls In Training all residentwin the area from at( formation, contact the Chairman of.. all 'students and staff participate, - • �--• feast White's sideroad to the Rouge Transportation, Burnett' Jamieson, �. on an equal basis; .share the : I would like to• express m`y sin; April .2$,., - On this chilly April 'Hills and from the Second Concers- 8slsam; Ontario,' Tenders to be sent benefit from it. This forams the bas- eere thanks to all the kind friends evening, we opened' our' meeting Ion to the Uke, to give the Coin- Is-: Mrs. Irene White, Sec.- Treas, i is for community life and living who sent. -cards and flowers; rod with the usual ceremony.. The Sec - ynitteme their - fullest gapport, It R. 8, Pickering, Ontario. .Mirk I within , the school. A shortened also the many who made enquiries rteary's report and Roll Call 'was And .all people are eligible for r'i'ender" do en-elope. lunch period makes, it possible -to . during my recant illness. net. The Devotional followed, the facilities for two dollars per year, include these activitaies irr the sr]nool - If4w. Fronds theme being "Taller from ws>hna: snekmbership frith swimming' tank, day before the bases take the child- -with trees. Plans were then die - Dumbartas United Church ren home. FAIILPOItT• BEAM cussed for the ]bother and Daugh- .• _ and family under twernty -one years. - • . e There are just about 1,00 different ter Ban ' Banda v .. A t•ui 2+2 the W. things quell, R rosy interest. yon ngs that can be done in extra- Ms. laid �, • J. Dertoey spent t• know that we are selling greet - Dr. acid Mrs Cartwright Havty [ M. S, head �e of ' the church curricular activities: Sports, 'Colley the week -end with relatives at -lag cards and assorted wrapping - ` sg play Weeweek vck Rev. A. Batesion, of New tors Clubs, Literary, Art, 1 Music, Bastk, paper. After we finished doing •a•e "' .; ; Toronto *as the special speaker, Drama, Hobbies, Pancing, Audio- A ju8i number of parents en- so?ne ' irk on the Mother and Dau- Dr. and Mrs. Cartwright, wbo wiil and ' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, of Hamil- visual, Press and various- other stud- toyed, the operetta at Dumbarton ght:er Banquet invitations, we bad ' _tw -leaving shortly for their new ton, gave- duets while lira, Ralph 4nt organizations. Good use is made School last weak. some Jolly feik dances. The -Ssy - - lhome in Burlington, have' been tak-, sang 's solo, Mr. Bateson told of of the out-of -doors whenever the The -weekly euchre was well at- Meeting •closed' with • the singing of inR time off from paddtig. several' of his .missioriary work up in weather permits and at other times tended, and the winners were: Mr. Taps. - Rutli PeattiWoCorr. - times during tile. past . few days to � 'At Iron Bridge, along t* tht gymnasium, cafeteria sand class- Casa, Mr. Burziett and Mss. Me- attend the nttnerous "aendioffs ". Algoma Central Ralway, , and, at' rooms are used. ; l Holm. The next euchre is • to- be Brock Road Cossmurdty Qab laeiri4 accorded them by village Peterbieile. He told of a number Df Studefits'Ieairi, among °other things lipid it'the home i►t lRn and Mrs. I3nsl iltehre groups. We intend to'-review them rams •kable answers to prsy�er and how to take responsibility, how to Knox, nds evening. in o}r next'issuO- wondewful deliverances in the hour 'get along with other people,'h..w to. Th Oomymunit welcomes �Mr. ° of need. One time they were) at respect and tolerate the rights and y -The- crib will hold its final enc- W. M. 8J, Pickerin Ualted Church the end of their 3inances and with opinions of o era; The learn to and Mrs' Palmer, who have lire of the season on May 8; when R P y Chased the home former! p- e•s +r out asking for, it, a man. gave speak before groups and to broaden ied Mr..and Ms's._ Geo. Jo n all Proceeds •will go to the '.bu9i1>it A meeting of the W. M: ' S. will them -a ten -dollar bill simply be- the interests of the- shy and introv- by taken up residence at Tor H of playing cards far ere will be be held at the. home of Mrs. A. W. 'cruse he knew they were mission- . erted. Hobbies quite requently derv- �O Hospital. It is hoped there will be . Mitchell on Thursday, at Y,+w.,., uric.. :ice 6.7d -3row = unto a- LteadyLoccugati�sad_n: onto. - -a good crowd on hand. Winner* at -hay 3, ,at, 2.30 o'clock, Devotional Weee lost in the bush and they lit means of livelihood. --g will be Hall meet— _M_ -�a.. M . Robin to ing will be held in the Hall Mon- �• Gra and consolation t� Period will be'conducted by Mrs. a fire on the shore of a lake and. Best of all, extracurricular act- v George Pattison, and the Study by a knan came up to them. The night ivities create a happy school almos day 8 °egg' tan wishes attend' -- Mrs. o rd Booth. Gents: sots Kr10� Mrs, 'Cyril Morley. was coming on and -this rrign led phere and 'a strong school spirit. The 'Gomrnittee wishes to thank Howard Plaxton sad consolation fie►_ " FqC, K.MRMG- ertfW DenationB of nevi qnd -goo¢ ysed' thorn for about four miles through This spirit of, co- operation has a everyone who helped to erect the Joe Wright, Lunch was served by clothing for girls frown eight to the bush' to the plate -they wanted carry -over value into the classroolm new street signs on their respect �. Walter Casltori and cotr>,m. eighteen years will be appreciated. to find. Mr. Bateson's address Vets academic work and even ' out into a ve corners. This is d great con- eighteen r ' venience' to newcomers in our die- Visitors .. ' Visitors always welcome. exceedingly interesting. preparation for living a fall life as , Next SWsdsv evening the On- a happy responsible citisen in s ��- - - We.Go Auxiliary !rill bare' charge• Christian damocsatio sod4W- , - "TABLE TALIES ToYar Tresae� _ °l w -COSH' LK TRESSES �N EED LITTLE CARE -Of course we all know that - "sourdough" was used as a ."start- er" "for bread and biscuits by our by'EDNA Ac'm,gg - early ancestors; but until recently I thought that it had entirely fallen • .yF you fear current fashion will outgrovw the 1png- haired info disuse. In fact I imagine that look before you can coax your short, shorn locks to most folks, when they hear the•word -g�TTOw out, then your-best solution is,prbbably a matching Mentioned,- think of Robert W. hairpiece, - . Service' -- • ,..-- .g- Rnems- Rublished� under -the -- y � . . > G title "Songs of a sourdough." _ These are available this-season in a vane of styles -- + variety r x � But-'Well, live and learn. In tFie and, surprisirr ly —a new material. In .addition to the Christian Science -3fonitor recently " - b2a1dS RIId- t es there imported hair with which most E y women are familiar, ere are year in-on tresses -- — I'ian-across` an article, writteh by y p "C, J." which I found so interest- silk. y - e, : ing that, by permission, I am pass- These hair •accessories are Spun into long, tine stkaods ing it along to yoiL .Isere, it is. _ k s s - - which art.211bbst indistinguishable from real hair. s MSourdough" is a term applied oe l " i Advantages include low cost and manageability. These y> both to northern prospectors, and -._. yw M 2. their hot cakes or pancakes: as tresses are alretrdy' dressed in permanent form when w 1� ` , �_ . •: - • • purchased, so you need not fear your unskilled hands some can them. But how many will have dillicuhy coiling them into the arrangement know that sour dough hot taken of your Choice can . be made right in our modern . • �y . a , _ kitchens? - . ' 'Another point in favor of these man -made rather than * * woman-;grown tresses is the uniform length of the silk. - I used to be called a 'sour dough ' artist" because .I had cooked for Because there are no varyilag - lengths,•the problem of men and Ieearned the art. You may. __ combing untidy strays is eliminated aecordin to makers. think there is not much art required Disarranged strands can usually be worked back into ' - to make hot cakes for breakfast - .. _ .place beneath the protective net with your fingers, they Despite the brevity of her own looks, this lot's wotnsa tryohleves s But it reap does take a tittle art - - - 3' claim. ia,ebia+nsble long -itstind look with the slid oil pia -on tteseea of silh. and it took a lot of experimenting for me to get the recipe in a fora? - that could be .given to others, - - « • Then into your bowl of dough. -AND ONLY A FOURTH AS en broth with flour which has, been legs, so some spiders place their I learned to make sour dokghs• which ,for -the avezage family PORK. Worth •thinking over; blended with cold water, allowing -front pair of legs over their fore -- " - - _ y P egg, Transfer to heads end wiggle them like_anten 1 - -- marry years ago 'ashen I used to should be about three cope, you isn't it? one and one-half tablespoarts ottr hca nae 1 av>• arras tv. +tan ,cup of.. su ar, a rounding tea - P or veal for each cup of broth er a they t one whole e qq There during soon h a e out hambo - - ';'ti�ciih "'6uG elk' he spider can g � aLli teat t emt�atih f ^t< "tam- C rd Res- (6) Roll pu Li7bC one - fourth _ Iiere,_ttow, is a,recr e f 1, _ - �• «.�.1st•.v,e• a„ J. - e g _tkte sunstne>: �� dSop .. � astry to one - eighth so imitate the gait and jerky move- - e n to a lout in the for ,n ` merits that 'lien in mdtion ant and - he li fires. He had what tats to than it down so that it runs. taurant., The original recipe calls inch and place on meat, Cut gashes' 0 u r called him "starter." s » . for- a pint of dry mine, but that foe escape of steam. If desired, pas- spider are indistinguishable. In Brazil, -an - It was 'tome very aour;smelliAS Then dissolve a teaspoon of soda can be omitted -just use water . ' try rrFay be cut'in strips and -ar b ailed" ant tolodernt�yghts ap large- -7 � dough in a bowl. I say sour smell- with'a teaspoon 'af water and cut of stook' fo make up the diffeience. ranged lattice fashion over meat.. ,and found to his surprise that it but a good sourness. He kept it in. but do not beat any more. VEAL HEARTS- :- (7) Bake in a very hot oven - - -' ing g eP _ - _ � was a black spider bearing over. its. - - 2 veal hearts (450 degrees F.) about ten min head and shoulders an ant's. hollow it coveted and guarded it well; that Is jest a few n>itsntem your hint utes, Lower heat to- _mgderale ,(3. tl _. ir. he newer wanted •, tb get too' cakes are ready to fry 1 Bound carrots, coarsely ' skeleton diced degrees �.) and bake about fifteen Families Mixed Up L, io have it set, .chilled • • • _ _ . ' either, These cakes are light and deli- stalk celery with leaves.. minutes or till crust is delicately A- fascinating mystery is the beo*hid. Yield: six of"• store sery cious. I! you prefer not to - :grease_ gypped birth ind rearing of the " Lpco §,� :. your griddle, you can pat about 1.. elite Bermuada ot>ioq -- . : - if Sider. When the -cocoon' of two tables m of shortenin into = -tag s Wo • - -- , .. . - poo g 6 or eight Loge mprigs - tlie� mot er bursts 280 'youngsters •.�,;,,� - your batter. parsley Carried Her 200 Children come pouring out and swarm on to _; . i n - 'het back; there they stag. for six - FLOUR •' -do not f your sour - teaspoon salt n The top Of Her Back of ,......: ,il.�. _ S16 If you use all o yo h thyme- _� i - - - - - dough better for breakfast, you can = '.- e. 'cu"p'crushiA salied alatondi 1 sere, fire faarous naturalist, SALT +' ILK There .are perhaps 100,00© 'species brushed: a complete brood off _one_. - make trolls out of it, or a loaf of Method: (1) Trim hearts and �.� I • _ `of spiders "in .the world, and not all : .. mother, so that they fell by the Legs • �« bread for dinner is the evening, for 'wash thoroughly in warm water. are content to weave -webs and _ of attathes.-who was already carry it takes a little longer for these Bake to a.shallow • t _. -- ,' rig' -pan in -1--wait for .'va true.% fly -into them. � - f more than her toll load. The .._ • . _.. _ '-- -- —- -f":0- CC7raf_ :.,;j.'.�.. 1. "..1+ar • v'`.r.. • _ ., atg tar yeast tons, All on do for the. slow oven (323 degrees F,) tea the Ma 'ficus, of Australia, . it -st mother- ht whisked aura . ' y minutes. lassoos -them Seated on.. a twi Party Yo, 1 at once climbed on t ' - We used to laugh and say he had . -g+ . • - - .- tr sleep ,with it at night and carry rolls im to stir "in more flour and (1) Add- vegetables and bake five she hangs from a_ front leg a silk the top of Mother No. 2 without _ . - It to some cool phee In the daytime, _ a little shortening- and "work the minutes. fitread two iariies long with a pin's protest 'either frorri the driver or _ ._.._ baps to a mountain stream ii, batter asp thick, just as for any light _ bread. This -sour dough bread is (3) Transfer hearten, vegetables stead globule .o# gum at the end - - legitimate fares vary bat weather; it least, to s fine and has a 'our of its and jsice's- .in, pan to a large deep Along comes a night- flying' math, In dangerous situations - where, extra shady ,place. casserole, Add remaining ingredi"- perhaps mistaking her for a flower,- say, two :wolf .mothers come face own. ... ... * ,,, ents. _ • .. . ' _ As, the moth'flutters about •.her to•face -and immediately fight -tile The sice'thing about this starter (4) Lower temperature to 300 the spider begins to shirt the youngsters lose no time in die- _- �..Is that it improves with age and I have now bees thetas my starter degrees F„ cover .and took about line atsout her head, until .tIie prey _ mQtinting a�sd "malting 'ttxmselres for over 12 years and have given dtae hour. or tit} heart9 are tender. is caught by the sticky globule. She scarce, to watch the scrap from a the more often It is used the more away many to friends. If _you have "plays" her line like an angler un- safe -hiding place. - active it Is. In the first -place. the sour dough$ its often as twice ' a -. til tfre tooth tires of struggling, then Immediately- one, is vangiti;ihed. .starter is begun by dissolving a week, your starter will keep active. - draws it iq acid. frets her turns, both F+roods swarrri on to .the -vie yeast cake in a small amount - of Of course, the oftener it is used the_ for "s back. 'Thus,- a matron w, o is Boar nerd water and keeping it is Captured A Mouse better it IS. a good fighter may set out with her a warm place utstil it grows and ... s ,� - - 'Faso: ineribers' of the 13riiish ` own brats in the morning and re- - xgets very light and spongy. - - Theridion family, make ingenious - turn home carrying tlhrce.lots.' a ..- . * So much for sourdough. Now webi Stith, a kind oi. eentral plat- 14 it 'true that if a tarantula bites for somethirig dfferent --in .this- _ The sour doughs are made by -form, dike bare• .joists of a first - you -you' can Doty Gave .your' life 'case some hints about haw to use �- sRisrittg a cupful of this starter into ® storey in the €same of an uncocti•" by dancing frantically- the -dance -• some of- the -cheaper . varieties of . _ _ a larger bowl of flour and water to pleted house, From these 'Joists". '}rich fins come . to- be_ called the.. meat -what are called, in the trade taut threads Tian to the round. tarantella? Pure legend, for the, _ make a drop batter; by -this I " „ g g - variety cuts, Most of these cuts mean a rather heavy batter. This is -mains, heart, kidneys and tripe " A beetle or some •other insect creature ncver was .deadly, done .before you retire at night. pedestrian ambles along,' gets stuck « * « -are relatively inexpensss� Sweet- Serve on._platter with plenty. of on one of the bottom strands.' ' -- breads and liver are hig* -that is,' - _ a When you get up in the morning beef and calves liver. But the pork ce. Reserve any leftover juice struggle„ brinks if; but, as it is this mass of dough is light and is a great- deal lower is for soup stock. Yield: four servings, stretched like elastic, it snaps hack,; active. Before you do anything ,variety * *' * holding the insect suspended. As it price --and a great deal higher in struggles store you take out a cup of it and food value. Calves' Liver, which has Like to try a Beef and kidney g6 es more violently and savings. _. put it away in a covered bowl been selling in some of the larger Pie, as served in a. K'een's New . about, it contacts other gummed r York Chop House, which special- threads close by which break off -.Your electric refrigerator, if you cities for as high as $1,50 apound, - - bave one, is just the place for it and izes in English dishes? Here's the too, and soon the victim is hanging,, r is onfv half a< r ch in iron as beef �y," captive. *Me is your star r fer.--urime -use._ - - °' -Y ----1 .. _. e spa e , T tasted -it you'll• know why it is one of •- the most` frequently called -for goes to tire joist supporting one of v the thregds and pulls it up with the dishes Keen's 'serves' insert. ENGLISH BEEF AND A' small mouse in a house was KIDNEY PIE once caught in the web of a spider a y< 2 pounds chuck beef"' _ no larger than a pea. Gradually,, r - 1 pound beef kidney i over many hours, she drew, it -up a Beef suet (piece the size fronn' -the floor, then made 'many << ? t of a•large egg) bites at the base of its tail, running 1 large onion, coarsely away after ' each, and finally killing chopped the mouse,- statts Mr, John Cfomp- :- 1 cup. rich beef stock ton in 'a book of enthralling inter- m. ' ' (canned will do) est,. "The Spider." . I teaspoon salt In Malaya; and elsewhere, there 3 pepper is 'an insect- catching Pitcher Plant, Cayenne whose calabash - shaped flowers, , lr tea with of dy -- -- / spoons Worcestershire hinged top, are nearly half - sauce' fu o a sweet- smelling fluff which Flour, lures the insect,tb its doom. In the ~'Pastry made from one and mote past a crab spider must have a re x rr been tfiu's captured, but instead of a half cups flour or pantry - . F, b) coin - losing its head and dropping -into ' kid- Method: (1) Cut chuck and kid• the -fluid it wove a few - threads for X' `5' . x, foothold in the .upper part and in - : <' v ney into one ' and ` orie- halfnch - 5 • �� : . � due course• realized that, far from cues. b- n being- in a nasty predicament 3.,,e. 5.3.a: �• ,,, H. (2j Tr y out, suet, temove .suef was on a good thing; for insects, , ri s- ` cracklings, add onion and saute till attracted by the plant, came along yellow. "and the - spider intercepted them. (3}- Add .beef noel• kidney and This species has now so adapted For Two Pins -- Hollywood cook, stirring almost constantly till its'elf'to' life within the pitcher that _ aetrdss Jeanne . Lochridge thoroughly browned, it lives nowhere else.: •paints.her own fancy.leg art to ` (4)' Adti beef stock, self, pepper . To enjoy ' almost complete im- resemblt those eve - catching and cayenne t tat and Worces• munity from natural enemies by designs, embroidered on_ expert- _ Y e o taste ._ .. - lookin like something that tastes' .. g t3 One For, The Road --Only man able to ride in his automobile = tershire satrct. Stir �ve11, cover a +• 'nasty, and his therefore avoided, live stockings. The daisy pat - ;rid watch TV at. the same time is William B. McDonald, [r., . s #comer till meat is_tsnder. al _ .-tern ..was done . w.ith eyebrow goose= trailer manufacturer, oho' hats ft' custo�tt- htiilt into t e one hour and forty -five minutes. commott ants, act like them, often pencil; cake make-up'. spirit- r back of his 1951 Cadillac. Frances SadrVovski watches a (5) If necessary, add enout;i ` live among them. gum alid sequins —right on % - program. Control_ panel ig .qp arm rest of rear'�eaf• `d•afcr'afmo -st to cover'ttieat. 'l hick- . An ant has .two antennae, _six �eattne's. leg, trot on stockin#?' i S3ngWg At Ajax Tonight Ac . .zsVi • 1� bpY(J /1. s meet at Mrs. Elmo Diineys, Thwzs - . ! _ day. May a. All ladiei welcome, - - Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks vidib- - - ,� ed ends in Mon %wl reeen?• +: �' _ = - Mr. Jaines u8nd' called on eid -il ■ V yLStoinkda V ',�.- . (� f7ieads here y W as. ail ' v glad to a" him lookiaS w w�i s� - ( --S toying bin' home at Oale000d via F a ,;r 1� son Ross -and wife- - o f Allain StreR Mr. sad h M I alt Wiisoa fm staying with Mr. Walter Wilson Lae • [, ± }, a fear weeks. Aram z '•�:'. _ The nnany friends of Mrs. _ 'yhe Ilvestodc and rolling stock nett r''' % ` Bunker wish her s speedy recovIty. • Lion in Osrr Sara to be a Western mwn. Beef and wheat .. Essen her serious opera - s awe an Mm John Brooks ft add nawsya -and The Commerce on the earner. _ : +' �• and ft* _ That's the stork of lots of Canadian toms. zany spent last ,eeetgoo . is law =- r York city and had a good time. George POW a�! Sat the real stor? is shoat the Pmple idw s Whiittevslei and Mr and UM 0e0e98 _ built the sawn. You and four Commerce. manager ... - W ilsoa of Toroata were bus tw 68 - - - t$g Land the men and woman who work with him minstrel show last week and era! itnow tbeitjob'-ao-gt+� - _ a few old friends. Q the The popular •drama t`Craciced Ies" of hKnkiag service :hat's the keystone sponsored by the Y. P• U. was well ! _ " presented on 'Monday night. Coax , _ -- - - - of community progress. - gratulation - T. P. L'•. . • .S Mr..and Mrs. Hugh Miller and Remember. whatever your banking needs. - • 1,• family called on their suet Mrs. F. dw men and women it your Conner"! branch �t _ W. Gibeft Kondav night, Pros a . an good people to know. � t' � _ tiavinn for the west on 'litesdaw. or Grew Riv The Canadian Bank C� Commerce - At the lw"' TM tA&IN � _ , ' Campbell Anthony. � of _ �• ► _ ._ _ _ _' -- - - -..- - - taa.faAS .,id_ on Wednesday of last west?. ram & good attendanes. Uwe r• ' ` _ , _ _ _ �—_ ivlch0 jitter- YYir!>lty _ ..It:e. 3aeboa Feist L oats Pest ^ stamnp is gone tmm pat McGreovVs ' mezIs Mr. sad Kra. Simper ft• Fellowship of Toronto. wart g W on boaiossa. Ha wtisaa that short- laws+. have .made to _ their propsrts'. Thin - der attid was s eeai treat. T!a now si stsei and other essential Please remember, - .. . t, , that Owl couple from tl+e t.ando' t1w next month's meeting will ire trod • ! ?� '�t�+day afternoon a dozen' materials are hampering atop' Jsel< Adaims st[!l carves tbeaa btw0• sow have a beans .that is at Yrs. J. $inciairis. Markham ' A aoi Women tainted the inter meats than to a $eriobs extent- iful flowers..birds sod sartmnla. sad Boat and comnfostatiLa and credit to lL:s. s. 3W le Draper Maslsiss0 McPherson that they art '. w ..., �.f2;- aa� ti�rims ssL and YT's• y at Hampton. sP� hr of our smaller hail, working nn- Mr. and Mrs. Better? ds recently at e dim appreciative and critical • enjoyed a visit from one of their Haw about . � hie vat to- _ _... to rt Kra. G. f`oxgtat oar Lediiss' -Club members. sods who flew over 4om Clsvelsod • is - coars6eowd! > tnaatssnf. . s�anors about oilers o! free and spent a eoaple ad hays with his ward complete .�Csroeenwood _ b01 t`l '�ah°pfor a speak, � p , current• mother and' dad daring Easter week The comport �y an `loam? _.. ,ate Sec many friends hope as usual. jest wind. The Some Sighbnsh Trail folk are s- daughter Marion acid haste 1ow17 war Mho Pick show � Our church held their rettaLs carved a tasty. lunch which gain enquiring- about baring the who ar+e leaving. soon to ion wen . received. t was imply grand. keep t g Middleton of parries teat . San¢av in the .19r�t in good hum- township take over their roadway, ion's husband ia' Jocal ore. Baptist Church, Whitevale, when a i Qnee ep ev we noted that nearly which is in a terrible condition. an. Your mans local friends will Mr and weekend with his ti suvios very ,me et our good nosh are already That the road • is at all usable is miss yon, Marion, but we hope You brother and fa]*Uy and fgthei, Mr. was held. The church was well fill- ' y That gravel paid for by our meet with_proapesity and happiness. -- �ssisa. - t has been 'Wm. Middleton... - $waeat local hammer have than -g�de Commwitp- a�ton �ro� heard on rem ale improve- The W M,. S- of the circuit will .0mmeahip recently. To those who Brous loads - _ iewyp wa say "Goodbye donated by ]fs. Harkness- Mr. Mrs moving Qp� '• `To the aewcoasrra 1[r lyjorriaaa ray' _ - welcome to to a' birthds All we know M that it } x: �St pbodhmds." Wa' rdially in- was not hie sixteenth Lone nosy TIRE Me thane to w is all of our your I=n reek, laddie. �_;: _ Don't look- now, folks, Mil that _ HEADQUARTERS. W, ,+for Authorized- , � �:. -By Bus _ y OD EAR ,µ Safes and Service _ !_ '- Gj _.D A 1 LY . S E R V.1 C E _ _ ::. f _ / - LOOK FOR THIS "HIGH 51611 OF OUAUW .'_TO .ALL CANADIAN AND U.S.A. POINTS _ A r a A -' . _ x SALE LAW_ CHARTEREfl .. BUSEi OFFER I D E A L S EA V 1. t S► _ , v - - ... _ - -IFO'R - A L L GROUP TRAVEL _ _ - - CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH N _ 2> t PHONE: "W GAS. Olt i REPAIRS USTM r11o1'1! ♦!ta �� _ Crippled Farm Stock Dead ed A dv't ,lasYfi =16.00 v HORSES .,;�_., ,,..• �.: - FOR PRIVATE SALE $15.00 CATTLE (609 -_r-ank'-,R. Smith Electric blower for. furnace, 60 cyr .00 ,. (Under 500 lbs.) : ,cle, gasr3er- horse, complete with ?.: :.;:' NE.00 " CALVES °.` -.. -_: .;$1,Y0 F - - -:aquastat and grates for 2! irk. wide _. - ` - - - iarnace; Linoleum., e x. 9 feet; Pair —8 $1..0 • erinff Market & Locker Plant velour drapes, blue and rose, with _ - . Hou _ .brass rod and rings; Two electric rly pick up -�P H O N E fixtures One electric wall fixture; . A _F hone Collect Pickering 265 J �r ' Floor lamp: Wilton rug, taupe shade _ 35 x 6 ft 91 in.; Cabinet; Two card tables MINK FARM ' chairs, blue and white: Ch•AterHeld _ and chair, rose- and gold; Hall tree: - QUALITY _ -- - ------- ' Two bedroom chairs, chins covered; _` R.arge and rsmaall�?piictures, May be - P � y p��+ X19ATS s dence of V. ` E. - SILKPS MARK T r GROCERIES FOR SAi.l✓ -registered Ajax seed .. _ . . pats, treated, third generation, at - ^i - -_ - 41,76 per bush, including bags. F. - �^ MMARIMAW" ` -- -- �. Chip, R. R. 1. Pickering. LOCKER PLANT AWtI chicks can be ordered from ;' _ MAR Na l Hillside Hatchery through agent _ - right here, who can give Bull partic- t8 8d t Your tit mars of breeds, crosses, prices. lea ProC888 0 Specifications Prompt delivery. Canada Approyad. - Get high-class stock when buying & �erv�ce - sow, Agent - F. H. .Demaine, - pickertag. CARETAKER WANTED to tend .Quality -- _ -- firs for Sunday Services at'- om- - _ • � - INGSWAT ti J' li�n Church. Picker; also ,�m... :fit -All Times.- -: = . •,�+��+� an for cleaning said dusting. Box _ -._ X607 Neva Office. I,O.n - English cocker spaniel, fe- .. - . IGi.EC l C lmsie, bioa roan, black ears, vverri t �. :: l8)[fi: PiCSiiINA 80 lass am mom wbus -- - '. bg collar - a puppy. J. G. Atcbia- sia,14 $ _, PichsT�g, north of ttba - 'ICBERIN{ 1591 . . _ punter:' Da31d. H• Kaueer l nr FA RME weedsA hatchery chicks, for eggs P erSl�! PROMPT PICK-UP gad Meat, from a flack of 5000 mad Y. Cona ziment Banded Breeders, with 44000 year 100 pereent clean double :. CASH PRICES PAID -� mood test. One of the highest rated _ _:_._ •�oebe OaRaaai, FOR DRAD OR CRIPPLED A IMALB Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, S. C. 'Whits EIQR8F.,8 _ 157.00 eiboh Laghorns and Crosses — - p o detay your order for May 00WA 65.00 esets Ajax' Recreation Hall ,2brz2C�T'==T •-r '8 13MALL ANIMALS RINMQVI�D �"'REE �* '� AT, WAl, z, foes, AT 8.15 P. X - " Z EXTRA CARDS Oa . - �= �Elsresesnt, Oat. R- R. 9. -_ _. _ : - "- - . .• - : SON: $1 6A]lSH y'OR ;1 00 • �e.el.: Dlaskbas ,. g7 FOR SPEEDY P/Oi�C -UP PHONE `IACtCPOT $00.!00 - it SALE - Hatching eggs. Mam- BA29 ZT$i�r RE1N'S�ER =N'C3 ^ - moth Pekin duck eggs. Laying PW2ES; $3.00 OR UMCHANDME -DOOR. PRIZE #6.0f - aWain; also Mascovy duck eggs: - A.W3D PA...�.��i'Q C©►, X r .M. - James IL Murdoch, Picke:'utg - _ -. -_ -- 1r7Wxa. ! _ LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES PHONE 242W12 'vying ` , RECESSED BATHTUBS - - PO to lee - :Deluxe bathroom sera With beautif ' r' - vl chromed fittings $165 t,o $187. r - I,ovely pastel coloured bathroom • estate Of the Acts Complete =8 7 4. Martha W ash- ington and Rtchledge basins, Syl- • 1) - -rents toilets, . Sitting ledge stain - � .� Saturday. Apx� 23 anetaon erne _. - leas enamel bathturre. OutatsndinR - d :.._ I� opportunities to save up to One t�ii+LAa E,1l4t1Ris late model oM � � - . Jinnd -ad Dollars on yaar bathroutn XLMVI W WA'1'aR gels, gAS� tool a - flxtures alone and have - a nicer Le,+ as 8'h/se et X100 ]!leer �g1wr Lot 11, Can. 6, Xarkham Twp,, 4s T J,tat h•d <o cat! for dal ien 7•r d o !tome. Luxurious powder room seta �1�0 me. 9 : - " ra- ` sway. dM property of tlhe - Ge Stoves Refri - +�•�•� I .Suits Cabinets, , ge � - • I. toss, oil burners, furnaces. and pip- _ tetaie of she late Wes. Gllense�. ;.. F - event Coe mi too — and k i. es. Also special offers to builders - ; 4, Yid �e at 1.81; Terms ass$ No ti+sr Ic•s • bi6 -^nd plumbers. Guaranteed satisfac- sere of house is sold. Ilse and aging place in bosaes smd aster. is dtias • %� tion. Write or visit Johitsoa. Mali !re lreetllia - Clarice �ntaee, a�onesee. .sad evaT day -�o6 • prder Div. Streetsville Hardware. •ad �etta telepbsne satvice a store sad Atreetsville, Ont, Phone 561+ . eyeA- » ��• •iris _ Assent peop>d �_ : ll.efh « r �Audley _ . xn SveYee" Sup :: -- 51815; past wa``e ee..eaed area wav 11 r ",' - ace and a halt million . :. to asset y _ AWANTED - won an for housework Dick and Xn. Winter Jr., sire mew requests hoe seevaoe. wave added by the day. Phone 27J2,� Pick.. ,•-, _ 3/1I.E REGISTFa Joicinx in the arrival of Dick III. wsu ever ,cm vallaan naffs of wire to r L06T -toy collie, brown, female, - SPr1�[ is going to be late here as 1oM the ever gre" vabo a of ►od • aaawere to - `Lwssie ". Z.. Robinson. Thursday, 1Lsy. S. - suction sale of the recent rains have made many =ssd L� Distance die. - Vallev Farm Road. househotd, fnraishfttgs, including a fields into boR holes. TO BENT - Pasture land, agitabIs • library tile, bedroom suite, ruffs, 5 The next' mceting of the Club is In fact we've packed as muds growth' isito for cattle; hay for sale; must look organ etC., the Property o! the es- lacy scheduled for Map Q, Fur- the put flue yeah as we did is the fiat k. ther announcements. _ after fence. Fiobt. Martin Jr., tate of .the.late Wm. Dickinson -- - . -- —fifty rears of our history emery , -Our- - - crie vin age oz u+aretaosrc. a at Sell and fa'mitp, of Oakwood _ , We'n right on with the job. If Tau y 1:30 p, M. D. S. T. Terms, 'cash. Bill and family going gh , Let L's �U. Your Property! Seliers and Atkinson; snctioaeers. C we week -end visitors with Arch. haven't service, we sank you to know f <: `+sA► , we ` Small acreages, homes. farms. e • • jand Mrs. Bell here we're Marking at it Your place ore chc list Y a. - extensive i Mrs. Clemente has been' sufferin 3s being protected and your telephone will Or,- What Have Your Wednesday, . Alav g ble- auction sale of household furniv from a severe cold, but is on the be installed just as soon as posai y 'We have a long list of mend Waiting Clients. ire, Ford tractor, farm eclaiPraent, AIRS. GEORGE cents. N garden tools, dishes etc., the prop - Miss Therese Jordan' had to keep. : Real Estate Broker grin of Messrs Sweet, Smith, Yher- in fashion and so had to staP is - i Pickering, Ogh, Phone 111 ril and others, to be held at the with a common children's ailment, -• - ! gait Grounds, Markham.- arkham. This is a. but is now at her post again in U jT large sale and will start sharp on Whitby, _- time. Good articles, no junk, all Wilson Sheridan • -has -been vary - I sold without reserve. It weather busy lately • delivering stoiek for a : storm it will be held -in the air leading nursery company with whatm _ ~ :`• • spa. Possibly two rings going at be is on part time engagement �••`'~ �, `'~ `+,, . + PV0T0G6PWSR once. Sale at 1.00. Terms cash. No Many- friends here regret to le�ru lt �. reserve. Watch for posters Ran that Dr. and Mrs. Cartwright xra ••r ;y Htoek g movie soon to his boyhood _ F lotst4 w1M11.� � and Clarke _ Prentice, auctioneers. g home in e • • Burlington. or thirty-four y P$pig' . �S ungto F sty -four pears he - - Wednesday, l[av i - sncion sale has been a family doctor here, to TIE TELL 1ELEPNONE CO.14 � dF LANApA >; "ZYi:L::M of fortv head of vaccinated Guera- htanv of our people. WANTED sey cattle, farm stock, knplemeuts, Audley 'Woman's Association tractor, threshing machine; (milking ' 'The April meeting of the Audlep ' COUNTRY HOMES machine, milk cooler, hammersni'll, Wl. A. was held at the church with BiLALL ACREAGES and � grain,, straw, eaailage etc., at 'a small. attendance. The films are - _ � WANMID' i +' FARMS Lot 18, Con. 4, Scarboru. mite and -to be shovm ba' May" 3, -at Baggots- Pickering District High `Seltoo! _ a- .half •eat of Brown's corners, tho villa school. A comkrtittee was nom- WATCH and CLOQa We have waiting buyers. with pmpe;ty of C. H. Berger. Sale at ed to purchase some dishes for the RF.pA>B,IN(� picketirtg .District High Sehoeir Good cash down payments 12.30• S. Thme. No' reserve. Terms church. Mrs. Fred Puckrin led , the requires. ,for Sept. 1, 1951, one woke CALL - Mr. INGLIS cash. ,Sellers -and Atkinson, auction• Worship setvice Mrs. C. Puckrin' I T 1 general,' to take charge of the High .-foe prompt acid erperieneed Ee=s. Agincourt .01Vv -2; Stouffville read the Scripture and the Lord's School Cafeteria, serving approxim+ = service, 78W2. Prayer was repeated "in unison. l�f ately three ' hundred • 'noon tneah plgbfA ]lAl0�e1 . Office EMS-W04 • ' ' MTS• F. 1'uckrin read a poem "A daily. Sufficient additional help prow Monday. April 3a - aui tide sale' of Tribute to Dr. Peter Bryce." by A � vitied. Applicants- •apply by ietteib c1, A., WILLOUGHBY -and SONS home and- .garage; • built in 1.4_, kev. M. R. Jenkinson. Mrs-. L. Satin- Sl1,Yi stating age, expeirience and nab" stucco, 7- roomed; hard A'soft,.wat- ders favored with a piano- number, _ expected, etc. Applications receiveedd -� er on tap, bathroom, one one -half _ and Mrs. Arch. Bel( gave another to 1Rsty Experienced Salesmen acre lot in Brougham, together with chapter of "1{agawa: "'A social hour to April 28, 1951, by Mrs. L Whitgs _ Estahliabad i811 - household effects. the pro" of 1 w � oF�edd with the West Group IPiekering 'Jewe BOm'� ray a` s, 8► � JA i b • •wa•.raeq,pywcs i �"+m�aw�'c.?s'� asitxtv%; 1' ra .�s:.3,.e».ss°.r*�b•3r�h.?:.� zry- •,- x�..., .. _ p-, .. .. - - - - a jBuislnead �lPee �l' Cherrywood A. If lichardaorl ' 8uir1wDle� 6iR•Pida6 . Come and see w nt Tillie .Goes _ " ��- ----�— To Tows" a 3.act pjay in the G'r- choose L i119a>l;A]F!i• *sste Deuvery can Be erase mood school Tuesday Mau "edls 1st. ,11arlu. l4e)TAZ,e R d Of We Poftwift Deese w A.and waesl000kingg f bosw a -Your gidaire Refri �'�ItQr AIY�Q to a leasaat evening. g > 14.11 Rearing a All Grades �a - • i As 011.4letai114hod Agency, Ready M0441:io ambw ][sp and Mrs, Wm. Judd, Mr, and _ _ . To Save Yon, Aspiale > #set ecafti Mrs, Geo. Todd and Mr. and Mrs. d PSMO. Fitt so. ALhlaslata Qe� Deid Wpm, Hollinger attended a funeral stove Ridge OW an# Yatlq in Stouffvilie on Sunday afternoon. 0emraey Fine !rtes said Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Petty had _ - - - _ =• al ft 1�l� RUR�.L BLT 3 And �.me > - ' tea on •Sunday evening with Mr. S•+ =Eis - Bi.ew 19� sad Mrs. Wager and F'arnily. #� ctt. ft. F1etg. IB03tT 8ss+vioe To ntd Freer celeste 1►eie i i0ei' sun D U NBARTON os�►RA A. 'W. MITCHELL - Now Available 4&U"eed Illness For All Mrs. H Craven is visiting her sir ' aeeasisttt PSOt+1Ra T4 WA lil —+. ter in Belleville for a fe::- days PHONE '- PICK. 241W8, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph, of Hamil- 1VIa►ds ONLY by . ton, Spent the week -end with Mr. - GENERAL MOTORS -' TAIIt3fi8 PAi �'tiT.i1 WAB' and Mra. Mottershead . Mrs. W. Hart, of Toronto ia, via- KEN AND CLARK'E STAFFORD BROS. iting at her home here: J. S. BALSDON & SON : - R+333h1'TICiF3 We are sorry to hear- of-the ter -PHONE PICKERING 39 - ious illness of Bev. Warw•ood's bro- AUCTIONEERB +1��TAL �ero+l�s _ then. - =4 Autbmtsed for aw Pbsrae I !IW Be sure to hear " "Aunt Tillie Goes CotMles at Ontsrle std 7Eak Sus Dundee W. 316 1e7dttV art. Town" being presented in the -. -you 86004 Iufigessa s Hel ' church here by the On -We-Go Amt- bold Red >�l diary' on Thursday and 'Friday ev- r '_ -- _ _ _.:._ - • eggs. _ slats. atW !!pedal: at R..eo�.Me WEACHN•�'� • ... Datt.sa.le. il� - Whitten A IKati - P1ie..e Ole.Centennial >FJutal Chnreb - pp ons ft�m P. O. lbw. Agra. brla lis>ekied P. O. yobooe ]1a1lt. ieoe rvssrta>E. l�phpM ' Attendance was down slightly at Snmdav School thia weer, due., no !oVRJ3'Pi3N APPLICATIONS will be accepted by the Ontario Colt! 1!seR�lseO htrro ► asbaiUrisd �� . dl to the rainy weather. we weer SRtli TURMAY, MAY 9, 10th, for tDe following posdtiiasts audk eserls dam 11b0► welcome all newcomers to _our corm- r UW Col Road Department: Dept 4m imam munity to join us in Sunday School, :fns. NoishicillsmillIs peep regular' worship, young people's i work and adult Bible Class, we feel Working Foreamea (4) $2200 year; Plus $60 month qtr a irim se. ,DAVID H. MARSHALL Phone. 193 gtere is a place for i:u :sea in onr . Aft SusdaY School sad we hope to nee stir s.e . • • UV wore . anew facia as the weeks s (i) iS204 yearn ! 6e: hour ad ` - -VARK- a .L.w riI6� 1,,o., • onto ;"0 by. A few of us attended the Minstrel R101tlh ll t - Show at Rouge Hill Church lust {li &1=7 bad an ' .Utt `antf. R of our IXT IL nni win taexnde the • A V* ortunit`r o see the work and the Ids •eat f°BO" iatrraaatloie !s tiles rascals of it that our fluter eholrt to die position sought, atariW statrib, a� _. Av omm i aild has done. On Thursday, May 10, we. toa dbW4 wake aQ years of ,ear (if cay ), rellesesuitat hope Io fill our church to see a re- AdditkmA Wormatioa n7 be obtained.from doe County jbgbis z i ' VAiWA290 peat perfotsnance. Tickets will be a- Wbitby..Ontsriar April, So, in I. r lr6aie a #1rIM vailable this week from members 'Q - of the choir: `•!! buss OL mos. ,wwft Miss Bernice. Moore of the Train- - tag School in Toronto, is our Stud- ent Missionary who will be spend- - - - - ing the summer in Alberta. Next Sumday we will have as apportwn- THIS -WEEK'S HELPFUL HIN?'S itq to bear her in the mosnmg sac - R e I vita. In the evening thane will be • - "To prevent metal rusting, rub over with ga k dtpmd U - O! 1rQ1ri101 a special service by the Fellow- "cited wax" M1 i a ship Bible Class with Stan Wsd- .## M tR00 irad =#0 M 1000 Znraskws no,. welt M, T to # -. - low,, Recreation Director for. East Y .ark, as guest speaker and music For Real Estate. Insurance sK3 "Mort�rfes - _ . _Ji►alirlele' BLDG.. OM. P. O. tW L, 04 -. by Centennial Road School .choir. The offering will be divided b. t' "Willson-'' � a �t00 - C ?l5asi . � 9 t age" 1"s ween the manse and Sunday School Building Fund.. We do hope every- (,� ` - . {Thrlb :Deg fw•vietl Arstn#ed) ..one will join the Class in this sec-. SUBURBAN SPFSCIAGIS S The C. G. I. T. have "Iced na' to preliminary announcement that they STOP W. KINGSTON. RD., SCAR. 7.99£ OR - PICKERING RESIDENTS MAY 'CALL - . "'"""" + Si eBers• & At�sdn ran to hold a Mother-Daughter - %LWEXINGS ONLY) PICKERING 6 banquet, Wednesday, - J. i!>tesr Lshs► l0t1 i1 t- Swum. we on June ", and all the members' mothers will be 1 30 ZAA%A2T WE SHOUn.D HAYS A V ..�Ce expected - to attend as well as oth- ers in the W. M. S. with whom the • Group in affiliated. �CLE N DENIN ( -„ - Auctioneers'' - T� Trail Rangers' Group .,�,as DIXON " `rf grown to boys worlidn hartd fopr d3�onr Friendly Resident Agent*' Oaks conducted their - badees• AA boys over 1s 21" I ge - . I., rm meek F Wei- invited and you will hsve a ant + � owuL16A iiro" - As" and 1pwgp sv /oleo, fWowskip and good time order V1111111111 CASUALIl'Y. SO]IDf► A8' ODiii �Q A!a seal" �4► t6lssed and the direction art Bab 8par4ra and »AS'! etu", .A& rtlft& g is fasefaser: sArld Jack 1".ry. 9W !sW[ A>RD flee to • �4 -. � , tul•'l lOQi - 1Rt181iB1'� Boa sine urns MAR HAM Prom t Service -ri _ CYRIL. MO►RLEY room sow Carl Walker's, Elbert Cloesons, or J. W. DIXON ►Reasonable Rates W- lso We °'ate � ��I; -wAZ s00 8TUUF8VII.LIY to be sent'-to Toronto for shi t . _. P6tOPRIFTO8 I � ,� pn►en A to Korea, and anything unsold at -y do = the Rummage Sale will be included ;.. thiw er our W. M. S. bale. 1 1 The choir still has roots for ne.. members and we ,wish anv who can • ;y'�. :•B N at -all would feel free to join ? , 1 •� no Thursday evening's at 13.00. We OW c 40OXA14? anal CONAIRI' want the younger folk and those a s •M . 'Hann ees and Sdtetters P>E'DMB![NG and 8i/1TING little older, and, hope you Will ac - PUN" Borden D. asttattl, IL G PBg PUMP$ cept our invitation. ,Ma B. Cnai4 if• . Congratulations to Lois Graham A $PEIQALTY who 'has "accepted the • position of J. 13ewsets Convener for Faith and Evangel- ism on t Toronto r he as u to E Rural .� 7 - t Oiawa, Ont:, 1-1 Simeae 5t. S. ,�� . pb. Pkk lt64W 19 ?bons - 8 -34011 rD°WI Presbyteiq Y. P. U. Lois is also �^ / AL 111tH ws one of the capable leaders working �+ AJa4 �o Pb. - !0#q 9 - R tt. A Picitering with the Eager Beaver Group meet- - lrbs#a ins at Centennial every Friday ev- ening at 8.00. They will welcome _ al1�� folk over„ 33, to their '� �bn y plowirty around o hB•todw Lord Posw ,r up qnd dowry unall - damns The . ance Committee for the l instead of gupeys ore . treated >6iG`ZNSM AUCTION'J`= Manse reports an excellent response / the fprrows" These teak! the .Insurance Co., Piekesin a" Wbit Twpa from, the pledgee already returined back during- roins and spring thaws, t by but to-date only one -tenth of the Write or Pbose - y Crop increases of ZOefp to 30% irwa Room for Wwm sued Ceaurl - 'Farm .Household • and Property total have come in, so we hope t4>�p the rest will come in promptly. - - been , recorded the first year, afteir Contour plowing: It takes ' olmost WOO *r49"M T ou Beier s specialty Remember, we appreciate .your ears for nature to help, be it large or small and we Y p one lneh of Wu� oil" e` ' Prompt Attetttiott Gives .: amewmm 1 woe et, An �1l want no one to give. more than _. topsoil. A Gibson WhitbT R. R. 1 Phone 814. they can afford. �owm A n 1 _ __. -. „� Nature Unspolied - Card d. Thanks ;” YOURS TO PROTECT — YOURS TO ENJOY ° A IGYPROC . ` OLD SORES - ><ilfAp Deferred Payment Plan Available Dorothy Tanner wishes to :thank. ' s1T the many friends. who have "" y ,4 ?otr Ftnr>e COMRIE LUMBER COMPANY shown such love and kindness in ALSO Limited this time of such great sadness Old = THE E C A R L I N g BREWERIES E W E R 1 E S L I M I? E D DIOLD OR CRIPPLED STOCK _ . Sesrboxo Junction, Ontario I for the lovely flowers. - a _ Se�1 Pie�p SCAR. 8886 $01117' i Thank you All MAT[R100, ONTARIO t�bw0 Coiled - Agincou t IMIS 2.26 e 1�SS 8esdtg $caber. Attu P11e errinf - r _ 0"r A C'astary i • _ - �i11G M :y„ ":.:,.t,.<r .ne- •�. -t Fx�,� :x;5'•:"„ �,- „,1,. - ,�!k•�, r��'P� ;/, un- - 3�'.r... - - - 1 _ .ry n•.} µ�.••F.•w M b ^."4„•.- �Cf} :. w•rL�i” , , , t , a . +I " - "' -' - ,* t- ._ —•a _•• they didn't arrive. By next week it think of it as one of the essentials should be even mare spring -like- of daily living, And when they cyst - _ and maybe by that time 1 shall so little why he w-t�-? Cut 1 have a few more �� . easy webs chased- out spiders their w nter we haven tfgot -tl at kind of rr o. ell. Z G tones.. - <`f`k.;. quarters. The bright spring sun- Which reminds me -that cost of - to make unth shinf is terribly revealing. living index makes me laugh. After u I-ALABA ' We have an new calf at the figures are made public, and b� the knowledge forced u - the barn- arrived yesterday morn- t3 bon' them ^. X. ing. Our cows have been most c6n- that the cost of living is rising, rh siderate since we have been farming Ottawa officials get awfully wo'rried,' alone. Ever cow that freshened- -had _ as if taken `completely by surprise. daylight Wonder how man hundreds of �" t r f % her calf da li ht hours so Y • .. *' _that- l2-- haS -n02 -hnnn n�reacgry fAr dollars are Vaid ut, and to how r Partner to make late trips to flit large an army of statisticians, for ' finding out what the average house- sure x • barn to make sere the expectant _B Win. , - mother- t difi`icu es tf� ovld " ell t em re of charge U : • 'w ,, other 'was no in lt# g Nether has it been accessary to , after doing her weekly shopping? }}' I. a "vet" f any f them Not the percentage, of course, but Some of you mayrrememlier that\ we do know that it takes almosr y last spring I reported the arrival $5 to pay for what $2 would have of identical heifer calves, which bought ten years ago. y AN RIP ST as kept. They are 'still as alike - - as two peas in a pod Not prettily SPLITTING * marked by a long day as they have - =- �- 7jo�ith. �� -r+ Return of Rita - Still radiat- about as many spots as a leopard, ing the beauty that made her instead of big reddish -brown ' "DEAR ANNE HhRST: Before me * 1 have no doubt that this man the film sweetheart of millions, Patches on white the way Ayrshires I' are usually marked. It will be quite I have several of your columns from * thinks he loves you. But he does Rita Hayworth recently step- impossible, to tell one .from the girls asking how to forget a married * not love you enough to break his ped upon U.S. soil for the first other when they get out on grass- =� �" �,r•. "'' i �. man. One thank- * wife's heart, or give up his child- time in 2% years, -The red- unless ' they develop - individual •,; :. �" ed you later, for ' ren. If by any chance he became haired glamor girl greeted the characteristics. which is more than showing her * free td marry, do you think he pre3s with a denial that her likely. Even in a -small herd there - how' t o b e * could find any lasting peace? He marriage to Prince Ali Khan is always one cow• or heifer who l strong. Another * would never forgive himself for, is shaky, then asked for a good is always the first to discover a said she wanted * deserting his family, and might old - fashioned American hot weak place in a fence or the 'gate , .. :�y * even conic to hate you for tempt- "' to give him up, - that has been accidentally left open_. but safe could * �g him He cannot even respect do('' Then comes the favourite game of ' not. • you, or he would not expose you all cattle, whatever the breed -the if "1 know how • to scandal by taking y`ou away , game of 'follow your leader." * with him.. -.: t.: '. this one feels. ,� �- tire!!, as I just mentioned, the For nearly two-years I've been see- * The foundation of permanent _�^- cows haven't kept us up•at night ;ing a married than. His wife w•as * happiness lies in mutual faith and ' � - , ' ^� j�.`►� + at ' aQj But something else has. expecting another child. and instead * a common sense of honor, which HRONICLES Hockey no less! :got local hockey - of bang %vith her, he w•as with me. * implies -right thinking and right beca4c we are not able to get out He asked me to come to see the * flying. It is not to be found with � �� to follow the games, but National LiE�fo Lit A baby-and 'he kissed me, right be- * anyone who defies moral law. It Hockcy on the radio. Partner just - LE 'fore his wife! Once he wanted to * is only those who inspire us to couldn't miss a broadcast And .l .,, • * v Cru¢ndn' i :ti.e U C to r• " e F "•• '• �1er- siliRa_b /_ i have taken his older child with us, * lave. in the rich meaning of the I must admit ,l sometimes fall r I would have -said yes; but I knew * word. _ - . asleep between perjods. But L al- And t� ire would not be content svithont . You appeal to this man's lower Snowdrops iii bloom; maple trees ways wake up again with Foster iRELIEF IS LASTING - - her. nature - and there disaster lies. budding; robin in a tree top; warm Hewitt's "lye shoots�he scoresr` "Yore tell these girls to leave mar= * You have tried. I know not to see sunshine; ruby red rhubarb sprouts Like most people we get somewhat For fast relief 'from headache get tied men alone. You sound as - * him, but no man can pursue a girl -yes, and even a few swamp frogs fed up when there is too much rough INSZStrrtxs. For real relief get " though the teen were not really in * yvho refuses to let him enter her ' singing.- I think 'it must be spring! stuff, resulting in an aftermath of IMSTANTZxs' Foc p:olonod -JW - Love! * house. Each time you weakened. -And isn't it grand? 1 even found penalties. But on the whole the ger es. more p "I know this man loves me. Why. * so des a -ate were ou to be near one stalk of asparagus. We didn't hocke . broadcast provides an even, Yom• m0K people every day are did he spend so much time --with me? a p y have it for dinner. _ in of good entertainment with - �'g that Ixsst. Fors fs dac !hind _ him. _ g � fro ease pain faG For headache. fix Why was he willing to take the • - 6 - g - Of course witty art these out leavin one's own fireside. P aches sad pa;� kit a fas! word, wet li these: positive g rheumatic , of chance of being arrested for �lcser- signs farmers are beginning their So much for radio ... I wonder _ cold*. for neuritic or neuralgic Pain Win? ' If you were his wine. what laps for tttsnfi out .on .the land what would ha pen if„ we had fete- you eau depend on Ir+sT,assrxs to - "Time "after time. I sent him * tvouid you think of a girl who p f3 , e au cotnfat. - Anif "farmers wives have .a f eelin vision and whether we shall ever �'"� y q.,s..i t "away. Always'he came bade- For persuaded your husband to betray : it' is sure] safe now to start house- change our mind about wantin a bta'ewlr'lnra M trade like a pres- '� "seven months I refused to see him * you? Who would have rohbed•you y g eription of three proven medical cleanin set, Could be because I regmmber is A aiasle - I .even- left town for the suminer- * of . your child, too? Whc is so S the time when the one thing we + ibut I couldn't gUy. * so blind with passi& that site leas The wheat is" showing an uncoura- didn't want was a radio! Now we tablet tnustllybetnss * lost all moral sense? ,ghig shade of green and the cld•rer list ieiisf. "Ia two weeks he- leaves 'on a - well, we ire not quite .sure - ant tastsa*as bfar "• ..,,, ..- business trip, He has asked me to * Being good may be dull for a et haw ood the clover m turn -.ego along. I want to-but should Ii' j *time But there is tfo other out to be Bu't "hope spy gs ct= NY�.QNS s«*Iettsaar E• S" * course that pays out -in file end. ernal because a lfiaanat ? - , - good closer Aa�thsr . _ . . _ .. ; _ crop is like money in the bank. so `.�sptTa01.Nt.�ttn s antine the farmer. :- - I tarts .rdrn ro , " - - - - , : ' - 1 •' - If port love a ruarried. 'man, Ia is wonderful not to have the '. 4...t.a tr r t a a - stop -and tltiai of the futtus aaasasdnrl s r. t 2 -TobW rin 2Sd mud to contend with any more- rt1rry "»stn.. Re Anne Hirst can help you see it .but =now it's 'dust. Dust blowing ' 1MONtt+ """a""'""" 'Emstotaicd 4f1 -TobNt (IdMa 64! clearly, and she has ven MAXIM* w+.i.* sr. deusat ii txtasl� - in clouds- along the highway .be- ■ giirl strength to do right .... -cause the sANS 'w caaaft. hats* grader has been •busy oltTlfn tan ttwaa.a ISSUE l7 - 1931, " Write her at Box 1.. 123 getting the road in shape again fix 'Eighteenth St- New Toronto. the continuation of the paving job ' - - • •• _ • - �_ :...' j lint, that was interrupted last fall by the - r•� .. heavy snowfall of the season: !t _ �/� - "`- is nth tl be wonderful is drive . "Th 'r� m�zin Wu y A man dropped into a builders' down, the lane on to a nice smooth - g bupply place in Quincy, Macs., and highway. However, that won't be - - _ Y•a, paid a thirty- - three- year -old bill for for a little while yet as the` cote- Mad! with Amazing New Past DRY - Yeast! yt $253. lie explained.that he had to struction gang has two concessions _ come frorti Kingston, N: Y:, and to go before• they get down this he had not only had to wait to far. - -save that money, but also his tray- We expected visitors this seek- . _ "° i JELLY BUNS' el money. end but plans were changed •*o - '4easure into small bowl, 1 e- - 1':kewarm water. 2 tsps. ftranu- r- . " 1 V l L :A C; RA l�'FfEE,I,E - _I Getting ready for April showers? ' Linens will make any bride happy 1 Embroider motifs on towels, pillow- cases, bureau scarfs. Colourful easy embroidery for linens. Pattern 636; transfer 6- niotifs 7x85/4 to 7x11 inches. Laura Wheeler's itnproyed pat- ter n makes crochet and knitting to simple with its charts, fifiotos ; and concise direction?;. 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PATENTS hake extra Dronts-sellins automatic was AN OFF" to wary lnrsator -List of to. `:. appliers, mops. broom,. eta For descriv- lIdUNRO'S DRUG STORE _•___ i Alve folder-.-Write-Box- - fA.- l4orwlch, ont.. 335 E� Ottawa rantlons and to information sent tree. 4 ; - -� 25- EEprees' prepaid - _ The Ramsay Co.. Registered Patent ♦ttoa xr BABY CSICt[S - -net's. 378 • Bank Street. Ottawa. CHESS CORN SALVE - for sure relief. 9'lln-RIMSTONHAUGH A Company. Pa- - ON an average you have got about 81.,50 Your Druggist sells CRESS. tent Solicitors. Established 1880, $is invested ih a Pullet by the time he m %•' , ::, '' � ready lay f cost' is big' item QIIIT elgarettes - the easy war. D - re4n T _ • • illy ornota Booklet nt taf0rme�- k is raising a Pn11eL*A cant or two extra Tobacco •Eliminator, a scientific treat- tips 'ro - r per Pullet is nothing'it yvu get one with meat:'Qulckly sad- DermnnenUy ellminataa see PHOTO SERVICE seaulne breeding back of It. Top Notch; the craving for tobacco, rids the system of akoilne King Drug Pharmaceutical Chem - ANY size 6 or 8 expo0nre rolls or may R '.O.P. Sired chicks have what it takes to get those extra eggs. Seed for cafe- lets. Veareville. -Acre Write P.O, Box 679, 10 prints finished on Deluxe Velez Slossy y _ logue and read all about our High Quality London. Ont. Sheer Sett Canada Photo. --P.O. Box a. . P 1 Sherbrooke., Quebec. . R.O.P. Sired Ch icks. Also Turkey oil 4 POST'S ECZEMA SALVE _ -- -- ��- -- -- - -- Older P ets- BANISH the torment of dry eczema rashes NTAMPD Notch Chick Sales. -,and weeDins skin troubles. Pnst's .Ecsema Guelph. Ontario• DO you collect Canada Send for countries'. Bala wtil not dl. urns feu. an aDDmva1; Canada or other couatrfea:. -' SPyi An Tpopu Blood Tested Chicks sates- [felon[, scaling• burning eczema, acne. -Prices low. Elkins, St.' James, Niatars ' ft'; All Popular breeds 112.110; Pullets ringworm. pimples and athfete'e'tooL wit) SaIL. Ontario. !22.00: Heavy cockerels 96.00 and up, respond readily to the stainless.' odorless ]t STAMPS BOUGHT AND SOLD Medium $1.60. Leghorn 11.00.' Specials on ointment- regardless nt bow stubborn Or ' started chicks an season. Bend for parti- hopeless they seem.. BETS. singles, Packets. Want -lists filled - __ ' culars. Springhill Poultry, Farm, Preston. PRICE $1.60 PER JAR - - no-w Issues. Albums and supplies. Ottawa To Save Another -Mrs. Mary Virginia Jones, whose husband °-° '' - °' -- -- POST'S REMEDIES Stamp shoe, 192 Queen Street, Ottawa. CHICKS look alike regardless of whether Sent Post Free on Receipt at Pries ti x.'I.Icy) was killed in the Korean War, donated a pint of blood sae Queen St. E., Corner at Logan. Toronto $ CUHB WANTED: State Price arse P they carry high Sag producing Inherit- recently with) the hope that it.would help prevent other ,rives ante or not. The real proof is In the laying SUFFERERS from Rbeumattc or Arthritis full particulars Bret letter to Qtie Noe, house after they are grown. it is then too Value! tf you •cannot get teller, write: Middlesboro, Kentucky. from becoming ar widows. Her son Christopher was a late or too bad If they carry Poor or ••REGISTERS,D nurses needed for general g P Box 128, wlaatDeg. Manitoba. , tense viewer of }* the process. Christopher's father, the -lath ordinary egg Droductloa qualities. Twaddle R U P T U R E, D: The Hyde Herula Belt - duty in a tuberculosis Sanatorium, seven - : Captain John .11. Jones, was killed, lri action January, 19J1. R.O,P, sired Chick, will lay tram three Company, 21 Iona Arcade, Toronto, and A half miler from Prince Rupert dozen to Bve doyen more eggs per bird than chicks with. little or no. breeding back Trusses. surgical belts. elastic hostet7. etc. .:- Salary 9200.00 per month, lees 830.00 per of them. Also Turkey Faults. Older •Pul- month '•!or room, board and laundry. Rego- - lets. Free Catalogue. ,OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN a WOUM tar Civil Servits sick leave and holidays.- „ increasing in popularity in the Un- Twaddle Ctfiek Hatcheries Limited. Give full details 'ot qualifications and ez• ' o I ited States, with Baltimore an im- Parsee, Ontario. BE A HAIRDRESSER perlence In first letter. Transportation re• ortant centre Of the tOtfd CANADA'S LEADING BCFi00L t- tear's er arrival on the Airmail of one P game. Top Great Opportunity iwara I year's service• APPLY: by Afrmall to; Dr, • bad that here in Canada some smart - DYEtNO AND Ci.EANINO Halydreeslne •! J. D. Galbraith, Madlcal Superintendent. / to HAVE you anything; Moods dyeing or class Pleasant darntBed Profession, 9004 Was" Miller Bay Indian Hospital, Prince Rupert. C!YBITC l IC Alec once cursed it with_. the tag. ME? write to ear Information. we' Thousands at successful uArvet arsdusitas - 13. C. - "BOXLA." It's a- word that fits Lr• glad to answer your Questions Do, America's Greatest System Do meat H. Parker's Dye works Limited, Illustrated Catalogue Free WAITED TO PC.ttCHASE into headlines better thap either 711 Yong* St.., Toronto Write or Call PCLLETB. all axes and breWds. ApV_1 Bo= In a recent column we quoted "Bpx 1.acroifse" or eves] "Lacrosse." - -MARVEL• 13A IRDRESSING SL'HOOL 13.' 191 1"lsbteeath Street. New Tarns tae w at some length from an, article by FARM FOR' SALE 9151 Slay St W„ Totrmto Ontario. ' g But in the opinion O£ many- it did x04 -A.CRE farm for sale, 27 miles from -' Arasebes' - Arthur Daley in The New York more to keep people away from Ottawa. Priced reasonable, Immediate 44 King at„ Hamilton •'--•� _ Sunday Times in which the author watching it than any other cause. possession: loon Morrison. Borth Gower. 79 Rideau SL, Ottawa _ .,. p . r{' mod! 1 ROXT.Al UGH1l - Ontario. -WE always bare big and little buainesass ' rather good job of doing so-tha r _ r •`A I t ` tar into at all times. For varttcutars. We have night baseball, night Laagatroth. with - ' basketball was a faster basketball and --but for the efforts new •xtr,ctar'an Bean• 19rmCrs. = - game than _ s0 COLO.IIFrs Italian rulLiia stir t+ ' lull equipment with -' hockey. If we remember coy ctlp Bargain. for quick f? sllederiek Street - iliteheser, /Drtaris: we commented that this would pro- of those who consider, that betting SSfle. Harry VAft. Ill- is ri la Avenue. FOIL a,pen Velee, abbyuf l�ot�*own W bably be considered treason, mopery on. horses automatically becomes a - to Coined&, Bells on stShL sample 880. or some such b ardent followers CLFNTQY, and Barer oar.. No Bartrof! . Neweraft. 1,300 Wallace. Regina. ear Y sin after sundown -tee would have barter• Comnrerclal No: 1. Priced right, katchawas. of other sports, night trotting, And -now, according Send for "mold. Charlie Adams, R. 1, ` s Is a Brantford, OaL - WANT lovely skin, glisten ins eyes. Ina to Frank Waldman, we are faced nerves? Bead for amazing Kerto Tablets, TTND Iifrden Treasures, Electrical olsor 91. 9a, 16. [mperW Industrtei, P.O. Hoe ywJ" "x "For once we were right, and Air. - with the prospect of after -dank golf Detectors for Gold or surer - aefg.r - ' - ccunters .for- L'rsninra- Inform atlon Free. tOt, -- -Daleg s ease must -be "red from the which. according to him, Should Television Laboratories, Box 172. lcinttooa NI 4eR8tY " things loyal fans have been calling -be' a boom to those who -have to Ontario. BTUCi • rRUYT Ttesa small fruits Bnaae ti•sa, - him for his brashness. Strangely work during the day. It should alsci Pilf9TOGRAPHS, cards stc.,- preserved by Evergreens. shrntra, Raines. All "Acre . .. ` _enough.' in the pair of letters re- be even more of a boon t0 m03- bows sealed in clear Plastic. ror further rarletfss: at right -- Drtosa -Send today ter produced is the correspondence sec- gnitoea; moths, -slid •other wi information and free sample, wrlts.s. P. tree catalogue. Central Nurseries Limited. ngt1,t Nwa1fy. Box 816. Wfanipag.. A -O. Suit a Bon et Catharines. Oats / tion of the latest Sunday- Times creatures oQhe night. STRAWBERRY PLANTS ASW Rises sad Shotguns. winClNaters. . issue, two United States writers ,' + • • 90:06. 80,90, $2 Special 11 go"* pumps. ••genp�premtcr ". - Valentine,% ratty come to the defenee of two Cana-, What was probably the- shortest 111* ■. 22 'Hornets. 22- rltles,- several art' senate,- Dunlop ^ ux.o0 thotuand: makea. D. R. McCrady, 14n. Ontario. 17,80 handed. Cleamd Trimmed._ Dlsa". @tart_ sports, golf tournament in . history wds 83,80 Tyne to nom.. money i order. okay.. ' - CYCLONE DrlllJnS Machine, cont Dl*te. as Remo rarroll• Norwich. Ontario - - held in Southezrr California -the track wftb tools: new cables. Wesley , One of these. Stanley Fiichler, other, night. The tournament also .P►ckham. R. 1, smlthvilte, Ontario. . ATRAWBIZRUT'PIaats, Kellogg's. Premisr, of Brooklyn, says: was the first nbcttirrlal affair' in WE can gins - immediate dohvom on For.. -- well rooted.• di.aaa. f : «, lee. - 111.66; " ". California hisser Susan Tractors and most equipments ",1000 �- i30.00. Aaosrasit, Roots, Mary ,,..yi-, "Arthur Daley, calling basket- Y• Jack Burke Jr. Write for Drirle: Hrun Staters, Watk•r• Washington and Vineland s.6 1 Year -100- s9.00, 1000 - $1;.00. Cash with order. -Elgin <.' :�' "•" .� ball ,faster than bockey overlooks Won the special ninrhole, fot:r -man tars. Ontario, - _ - Lasses A Son, Norwich. Ontario. Several factors. In ice hockey speed invitational after -dark affair which WILL bur firm;'wtth or without build. ORDER NOW FOR SPRING DELIVSJi7, saga. on paved NOW, within 40 • •miles is perhaps the most important fee- was used successfully to arouse 3312- of TOrahm -Boa fo: 1,22, Elghteptb Street, -Dwarf Apple. Tree• CMaclnttish or spy tor, whereas in basketball this is tercet in theS10,000 Lakewood Park 74rew, Toronto. oat"Iti, , ter Corcland /,`Dwarf P'ar Tyres <Baretatt ` Invit r Or Clapp's Favorttef 3-ft. stns, your chows. not 166 In basketball there is more a;ona! Trnlrnament. The other WISH tQ,buYtarge block of lake frontage 93.00 each or a for 97,60; Flard7 915 for reliance on accurate set shooting golfers who competed weri Lloyd 1 :3 i-Eiish"latim8�re" f hew T ento. Out.'_ $ine plant: E.ttp -Is mach size, Privet rote to from afar and `tile strategic place- Mangrum; Jim Ferrier and. Hqnry _ - -- red, white or pink 9 for 11.91.. Plum -t roots meat of tall men near the basket. Ransom. + • • tiARDtb Sprayer. i u sellers lank. fie . . sweet eating. Burbank. Lombard or Grand ' ' Str,jlos per mfnub pump. Four eycFln4er Duke, -6-tt• stye f :.00• each or f for 16,00.• ' In' hockey these or similar slow This history qurtrtet was ? se p. reeve engine maunted on two Frey Colored - Gordon lighted aloe wheel trailer. Completely overhauled. new tftsww with Every methods are not so prevalent. This g its way by an supers• condition' throughout. Fred. Bell h Peas Order Btnottdale, - Ktagaway �tnr srNa - tus described 1i i Burlington, Outarin,' Phones :612 or t4874 - Howmsaville. oat. r _ - is because there is a goalkeeper in y t, inventor, Jim •ventnin�, ••• ' • -- • -_ • �. hockey and the best way to score Walker, as the "Golf , Spotlight.' by working ife The contra .0 A N A D A•S, 11110,1, Utility white- King g puck. in Close contraption, compose l in the P"ns, mate* *airs are• four parr■ ■tx• • by the use of speed. I disagree with main. of a 110 watt- ,generator, an "On- Fred Dane, Routs 1. xinstion, Ont. -- - - _ _ Mr. Daley's statement that there is airplane landing light and a flood- ills K-11 IF _ i< greater 1'12, usion of speed in hockey_ light all mounted on a compact, OATS, - F.rr&lo crown from certified seed: 'I find the great illusion to be in motor- driven :three -wheel carriage, coed color. Stiff- strawed. heavy ytetaers, tf� - basketball, because of the smarinr s is the latest gift to civilization of Machine threshed. Power cleaned. -Cham. Pion variety at Chicago, F&fr 1950, 12.00 • `:iof the court" the man who holds the patgnts. on • Ims• Base Inglpded. Stirtnt Valley Fkrm, W Bruce Polley. R,$. 9. Stulburn -e, Onj. , ' those nasty little gasoline model - - -. _ _ -.� - •- - :': '. 'airplanes that wake you too earl THE graham Plow saves the, mail. 'doubler - Then. way i'ram dawn in' l it Y ,. subsoil moisture, - Insures higher Yields. - ginia,. Charles t1. blottley writes; Sunday mornings :.Far Information write - or wtsit 'Rodney ` "Arthur Daley in 'What is Really Eaynes„ Cxbrtdse. Ontario . ,lim Walker believes his "Golf 'POTATO GROWERS Attention - Trexler sw the Fastest Sport? dots not Ines- _ Potato Cutter and, FteDalrs aC J. Meat tion •box lacrosse, a game played Spotlight' will prove a great, boom. Wilson, Box 416, Alt4ton, oat. Y in Canada. lacrosse combines man to the average, public links golfer, eA)4OYEDS. Registered pupm, 6 weeks to _.; of the speediest features of jai AI ��I -�k-�t It-this ""t'•" «''Ar, ..ex -._ _ 7 months old. Herbert Rowell• Wye p J ai. �ta_rso.. _ r Basketball and Hocks The la- • plained; "Ordinarily; the only per- - Y• REGISTERED 1.- Baynes• Oats, 9"1.76�ur. - � � --�M ,�s 't' •ter" Crosse stick imparts a speed to son who can play golf week days saw the best. ClorQon • Leslle. Acton. - on a public course 'is the fellow PtO"e )trnkaood ti R 12. the ball comparable to the 'testa. The floor speed of the players is who is out of a job. Unless a man greater than that of basketball be- works at night, he can't get, out - cause the are not -hake fared by and play golf during the day. The Y I dribbling_ restrictions. It is faster resalt usually is that he doesn't get than hockey.. because the ball_ can to play golf at all. The only. time � trove forward without tone bar- he could play is over - weekends, and riers. Bole Lacrosse is also free on those days the public courses ! j>, ` �•� ,} from the many whistle- blowing are so crowded he probably won't i$t„ `��,Q• �e�i // slowdowns' of hockey and basket- get to play anyway. ball:" So,there the matter rests, at least time 'for the time being. The point about you GIRLS! WOMEN! Do suffer distress fro' '• � � *• � .- d -_ ' lacrosse is well taken; in fact, The to I p" Times adds a footnote to this let- I C ter stating that Lacrosse is greatly d, yr. . - L WAU PA /NT 7. ��tAKE- UP YOUR - Just mix wit water slid aPPllr with brush or roller. I DIVER RiLE- itselff Simplicity lee odourless errs i hour to a soft ' 'end tt :o• want to baild 'lip red bloedf a =• -.- 0bed Ussad -Asti Tail � Ost Do female fuactiotiat clea'nsoble' finish. You cart do over an average room.. - periodic Pinkham a liver Is d I i a WIs its d �ttirbanced make yyppu Buffer Tablets are also �,'6vo or three dollanl ' tste 9'�„ ales$ easy �. :Pain, feel so nervoYip, weak, one of the great- ail. cote �y psartoodmy cranky, restless --at curb eft blood -iron Ask your point deafer for your eofovr cord. s.1►tat�ttw�6va times? • Then do try Lydia E. tonics you can w oo • ells! nod Pinkbam's TABLETS to relieve buy to help build up red blood t weld such symptorpsl to -give more strength and , r eQ, •a utw Taken regularly- thrdout "energyinsimpleanemie�A leas- _ 'FASy WAY. TO PAih�' y to pt -! ybts as sa.� - inonth- L-yd1a E. Pinkham's ant stomachic tonic, too Just �s' f wA_ ytf m Tablets help build up resistance see ifyou too, don't remarkably s� w �tLaln L+itr. lamdnat such annoying distress. benefit. ;y M &ply drtta�tnee. - �ISai3$ 1? -'19,51 ; ''Lydia E. Pinkham'8 TAID&GTS : _ _ 0 t hm grandparents, Mr. and MOCK- _- -TEA=' NNITBY A Home -bakia Sale _ _ _ PHONT 616. : - o a as Bs step. At sire Dow will. be held in the Township Hall, • less! dto/ K i1•pr•a gg. ' a II'SUBBDAT, FRL, SATURDAY - .APRIL St, 87, f8, on Saturday afternoon, April aa, at s ' Man At yOp aiA " & m*y Matwe IJW P. W. 8.80, sponsored by, the Wamea's in- � SCAR. T •iii _ - stitute. Tea will be served. 1.1 Get By JLrs. H. Shea,•of Toronto, visited ; R'H>rRSDAY, FINAL, SATURDAY' -APRIL Z�9, >:P, �8, ITi TWHNICOIAR With JUNE HAT= and BILL LUNDIGANT ' ��' L. Matthews on Sunday. ; G y sorry ben butt she _ - loi+ced t r - _ - � -In- Ay Crown- -- ' A: dun for further treatment. - .: _MONDAYS TUES., W31DNESDAY - APRIL 80 and KAYO 1, a;' , F The Young _. People's Union will t - d ELLEN DRiT11 — hold their next regular meeting at'�'�[ JOEL Me(EA a>A £ EMw Starts at-7.4w R IL "` Last Cessllete 86•w at S.BO P. M. ; ' the hone of Elden Carter, , Thurs- CAGED day, April t$, at 8.30 p, m, r - "DIEM FEATURE f The Woman's Association of at. - ► ADULT r ir!ir tLiAIN1MENT + `-"'s Church will hold their ne ■� • .. I -_ _ �- -u!ar meeting on Wednesday, the A K ■SS for• ij�r�,s� I : -With- - F.I.EANOB PARKER - AGNiL,g MOOREHEAD i =nd o` May, at the home of airs. P1na Lack =y- Demptional Leader, Mrs. Vith SHIRLEY TEMPLH sad DAVID Nrvm Secon4 Feature .and Four News -... Duncan with Mrs.'-.N. Burton, Rythm Inn .. ., _ in charge of the..programt. Mr, and Mrs, Boden and family, • �. . _ � _..'- _ . __ � •]I6EiNDAT; Ti(ILS., WEDNESDAY -APRIL 30; ]iIAY' 11, !, - W'it'h - JAIRE FRANZE and BIR,BY -GRANT of Torontn vyaited -Bey sister' Mrs. -- E. Woodward, also Mr. and tors. J. _..'�� e� K� THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY - MAY 3,' 4, '5, - Stewart, on Sunday. . - Xr. and Mrs. Ronald Ford and American Guerilla In The Ph ill'opines daughters r a Highland Creek visit- - parents Wm. and Mrs. Ell- II'f TF,UHNICOLOR -STARRING icott during the week -end, With - TYRONE POWEit and MICHELLE PRELLH - The following .. were the prize- : '- HAVEE . WILLIAM LUNDIGANI • DM MS 1DAE winners at the W. I. Euchre held GLORIA DeBAVEX - HARRY JAMRs in the Hall on Tuesday evening t - . ADDED ATTRACTION �L = �� April 17.: Mr. Clifford Hardy, Mr. Fo~ Growth, -r Lllveabitity Harold Barclav and Mrs. N. Bur- - - _ ton, Miss Jean Madill, Mrs. L. Hop- 1 ` The Capture and �� Qr kips and Miss Irene Riddle. - - - - $ Mr, and Mrs, W. J. Brown, Tor- - :Wltb - LEW AFRES and TERESA W'RIGHT onto, visited his mother, lairs. T. C. Kra Muster Chick Studio Brn during ilia week-end.- Mr. and Mrs. - D. A. Beer, Mr. _ and Mrs. Beckett, also Mr. Bill THEATBB POUCT A Grain Base Food Made Espeday To Give Young Cbidw - I Storrey and Miss Ferguson spent IMS: Older Osee >iassiogs _ _ .R,N r I L A Geed Start In Life. Avaltabfe In )Mtasbt or Ifora. _ =- . , __ the week -end - on a. motor tun to S'alerds,Irs •ad;11 ft" . i n.__._� r - 1a is• P. 1R. - Ci.AREMt}NT CO-OPERATIVE M�. E Carswell and daughter _ Lynn. and. Mrs. o Sent and little Parking son Wayne, -all of Oshawa, called Ample Free $�ppl. on their brother John Hamilton on t Saturday. +`-' �'° � =Vn3gA ' BROUGHAM Mrs. t Matthews spent Tbur. Pbmo Pickering *188 J 1 daMHarrd and �, Billiie`, for- onto, visited her parents Mr. and Heaving Sowing Mr. and Mn. H. Mich of Green Mrs. Wm. Knox during the week - Ma S. coed sad '1':maut• �PPalsc River. visited Dean and Man. Moira W, .. . and family on Sunday. The 'regular monthly meeting of QQ iioli sad lestatl6d ffir. and onto Rosa Middleton the W. M. S. Auxiliary was held Phone �Q W Pickering, On - were sister Toronto on Sunday viedting _ at the home of Mrs. W Willson -an • _ _. RODMAN _ ,.her slater Mrs, Robertson, Thursday, April 19, President Mrs. �f - Mrs. F. Woodward of Calgary is H. Barclay opened the meeting - - M WorkS yi*it4ng Mrs.- E. Woodward, also with: _ Fymn -856 and" the Lord•a SbeetMetal lsfr,. Jack Stewart, prayer in unison. Scripture reaciMst Sptinitlme tn"ni +- Mr. Harpy. Knox, of Enniskillen, : was given by 'Mfrs. Helm Gray. In --''LL__ Bur of Bickering -News = also Miss Tink. visited his parents the'- business- session early in Dec- - w••"p apex dMe- _ Win -and Mrs, Knox on Sunda "J� - Ord Mrs: Bruce Ritchie, _ accompanied ember s contest was armnRed to � - ''What a Springtieee Tomah enters; solicit new members with Mrs. H. your home When you brighten up _ -bt, hei• sister-, Miss Wilcox, of Tor Miller and Mrs. H. Barclay were •silt LL Hato are enjoying a trip to Uld Pt. �{, wkh-NEW- STAUN'i�ON WATER. -Bus s' �aTdW 1Z'8 • chosen as leaders, the rnembors _ be- -j jr Comfort, Virginia, U. S. ing chosen to• auMort thr leaders FAST- WALLPAPER Little Miss Duncan of Markham, and the- project was .-cry sucmas- r , BEATTY .ELECTRIC RANGES spent a few. days' .last week with - THOUSANDS OF ROLLS right IBEATTY'ELE-CTRIC WASHERS - in stock to choose fury - No wait- . •�.il . i u .- � -.I • , .1. IN 0lf RANGETTES AND _- - J� ing for special orders to arrive. ELECTRICAL, APPLIANCES - CLAREMONT � � ` -� � Please core in and Is& 'on over! 6 -H Paints and Ge Feral Hardware Mr' Bob Madill of - the Cotner in a bale•to Korea. Mrs. H. Z. Mc- Store has sold his grocery and shoe lntyre 'led a quiz on the nth chap- ss , - - - •'s's business and will vacate by r. the end ter- the "Study B _ ook, as.isted oy of- the month. Fie. is_ reported to _Mrs. Baker, . Mrs romlin,4on, Mrs. _ PHONE 46. PICKERING - -have sold to a Mr. Lewis of Toron- Stii•kwood and Mrs. Johnson., .airs. ' ' to. Mr. Mr, Madill came to Claremont Cirson. rendered a vocal 'solo,7 _ - after" he --left = the service. iEie -and• - Mr. and Mrs. A-lan.'raylor. Diapne IYICHt3LSON ' his wife have 'made many friends and Janie, of Goodwood, visited Mr. 4 ` here and will be. missed. Bob a!- and- Mrs. John Quartz on .Sunday. !�R�CE�ER'A ways took - an-active, part in -any -Mr. and Mrs. Loyd McGregor o CABINETScommunity pf•oiect he could help... and Brenda, of Brougham,, visited We wish him the best in whatever Mr. and -Mry, Fred- i tedshaw-Sunday. venture he .enters in the future.. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pilkey, Toron- FOR Y4II BITC$EN . —Mr. and Mrs, Jack Mansell enter. to, spent the week -end with Mrs. � �G Ai Cabinets Factory Primed 2 tained a number of Toronto • friends , Towner. - on Saturday afternoon. All those women in the vi:Iage � - rye— nay=QCE Jat..i.,�.ot. ti v +Z�r wt�� Have v w•oo e — they wotie�a and variety concert of local -talent ' like- made into quilts are asked to for Final Enamnei Finish ,� "ter„ �,. - a,r,r,M„M�� _ I presented in the community hall on contact Mrs. Lehman, The goc,ds _ Thursday and' Friday nights last, must be- weighed and graded. The N. Me' Gordon bad capacity crowds. Sponsored' by larger the order the greater the �i9C _ S1c �5C LBER YARDS' the'Legion, it is reported to 'be one - camber of piemium' quilts there will of the best shows put, on here in a• 'be for the W. M. S. - y PiCKERINR, ONTARIO long time. _ Mr, and Mrs. Ernest•Baker- enter- Pineapple Juice 'Guard101s =20 OZ. sine 2.254 PHONE: Pleb. $6. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Catherwood twined a number of friends to a Irish Cobbler I� o. 1 $eed Fotatoes .75 lb. $2.36 of Whitbv spent' the week -end :with Progressive" euchre last Thursday ev- A3'I'LNTiON.FAB1DSit$ Mr and .Mrs. Jack Badgerow. erring, - We will be pleased to pick up dead Dr, Bill. Tomlinson, spent Sunday Edgar Slhir& Laid To Rest PICKBRING T'OWNBRIP ,� QiJARANTLrED or app ani�nds sad at iris home Here. For manv years a resident of this RADIO SERVIOE Pay • Sorr.. to report that Mr.. G. M. village, funeral ' service's were held i° BiUMING PERMITS r �� per' Forsyth is on the sick list again, for Levi Edgar Shirk, 63, who pass - rss IkMediate service, telephone We hear the 9th cobeesiion 'iq id away' last Thursday. Isssei. Tees}FrI. 1 'to ti P. — Any Make `or Model edled: - Brooklin 68, Claremont now open to traffic again, although Bern in Markham,' of pioneer 01IW or Toronto EIWIRE 8 -4986. the road is p Md by sat �.. _ rough. tares. you he moved to Claremont as .a 'ARTHUR. FIELD GORDON YOUNG LIMTTEtD Dire, . Valentino entertained, a young man and for a number of .-�— • sM Kaaba. StseeL Tercet• number of Motives* from Toronto, veal's was in the decorating basin- P• �.� PRVUSE on Sunday. • use. For the-past twenty -Five years - Mr. and Mrs, E. Goodman, Oak- wino has been in charge of the locC PHONE Pickering RW8 awn, spent Sunday with Mr. and office 'of the Bethesda and. ufceSto _BUl[LDING SPEG1' gain 51015 Its Mra Earl Beare exchange of the Stonifville and e Mr. Georpc Hatitmond is at pre - Bethesda. telephone company. 1PICKRING III. »�.. T. Nlbrtoa gavb . t+evle�e sent on the aisle Mist. He leaves to mourn, his wife _ the of the Bav of Quinte Presbyteeisl j"t New P� � V1 air. and Mrs. Clark of the Notth former Edna Reesor, and one son, at Belleville. The meeting closed in Wirt • 0I Door End entertained friends fran -Tor Elmer, of Stouflbille. Service was =• Ph"* - dy hy>tip 868 and prayer, A lastly nme• an oat ; .e, bd- onto over the weelc-end.• held at the .Mlarmonite 'Church' at lunch was served• by hostesses hits. '°"' °II °° °°°t Mr. Robert w7to recently, ader -Heise Hill with interment at that I Willson, Mrs. J ifiiller, 1Era.. G - ' 101n°` �":' °o yeti. Mrs.. Barclay'• , side - were -win- look. F ion• n.tr- .ar.•°. now went a tonsiiectom operation . "Laos -"ob" tool. Teo"• y pe lion in tert*etery, Hers, „A committee was fonaed ' to' i Madih sitd airs.• Helen Gray. :�.oa. a.•Lar, •omen_ moo, Toronto, is convalescing at the = Bowling Olab Officers Elected- g��$e for a supper a f furnish- - Tss .�` no °"rro col hoarse of his mother -in -law, Mrs. Claremont Bowling Club iwid .n.••t,. LesltL,- laokla/ N Sanderson. their annua; meeting last week when ed by the losing side to the Winn- FRIENDLY BIBLE- CLASS r � �- Mr. Sam Chambers has ,bees in the report of • the gr showed a good era - an event for the future. The. mwamng tome, oaKra, m y� go OF BROUGHAM PRBSBNr wmo., .um„i invi"': poor . health •lately. balance' on hand: Plans -are -to have program was in Marge, - of Mrs. H. tl'°',m,'onflob D =,o;; The W. M. S. anal in lire 'United the openleA Tournament on May Lackey with. Group C. -Mrs, J. AUNT TIICIE 60ES TO TOWN •""eau •na af.stron •o Church S. _S. rooms, last Thursday .24, with Mitred Trebles. The first miller, Mss. Ii. Barclay, Mrs. T. rooa m�'� twenty rinks will be accented. There Phillips, Mrs. �L, White, Mrs, Kell - .na nouri•Lmmt; vac °.L with the President in the chair. and ' otl "ot °o°" Mrs..W. Ward • at the piano, Two will be a picnic lunch. Officers elec- er, Mre' N• Burton, Mrs. R. Miller, a 8•set play Got t'b1"'bcis"" Miss- B. Stevenson and Mrs. Wm. Published b Samuel Frerrcik. roo•c rear recurs roo r.e. short talks on Temperance ,were .led were: Pros., Thos. Hammond; Y A+•" whan "u, To minas W Ellicott. Mrs. Lacks had a well- 6. to, 19 Or f0 i6..,ovneea given by Mrs. StickWOOd. Scripture � set. Vice -Pre•., Bob McLeod; 2nd S' �' lri rile BTOUg}]$YYl Hall - ro, - 19 Or 0 ]b Ly Ceeu reading by Mrs, Gauslin. The Pre- Vice-Pres., Art Chester;-See .; Tress. - prepared program stressing young attain New ",et eapn•�tea" bar oats coo n, r.mour sident led in prayer. The president Robt. Forsyth. Games and greens people to take up missionary voca- THURSDAY, MAY 3rd .°eo'4°`�•°°bb1i'r°', y lsked for good 'Wed clothing and committees will be the same as the tion. Mra. Lackey's program was _ . . 14 erg '� baby clothes and blankets to be sent past yeah very inspiring. Little Linda Barclay wdnits 860 Li _ sang two solos and were enjoyed by c)hfldren 26a - .l t