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Bow.-iaflville. November 27,1974 Section Two uaiIey Bridge' To be Replaced A new bridge will probably be built on Jackman Rd. to replace the old Bailey Bridge when the lease with the Ministry of Transport and Communications runs out in 1976. The question of what type of structure would' be built was debated at the Public Works Committee meeting on Nov. 14.Although Jack Dunham, Director of Public Works pointed out that the edjacent and fill site would likely becomte a park somaeday, the eommittee rejected a suggest- ion that the bridge be con- structed with a pedestrian sidewalk because the cost would be comparable to con- structing double land bridge. Coun. Ivan Hobbs suggested that the possibility of using the existing foundation and simp- ly rebuilding the superstruc- ture be investigated. The- committee passed a motion that it be recommend- ed to counicil that engineering costs for a new bridge be included in the budget figures which are due on Nov. 30th. WESLEY VILLE There was a good attend- aneat Welcome United:: church on Sunday morning in: spite of the dreary November weather. Rev. R. Bartlett was assisted.at the beginning of the service by Cheryl Brice and Bill Christmas. Music was led by the junior choir and their special number was "Hlelp my Unhelief ". Follow- ing the service, they had choir practice joined by some of the senior choir thàt they might prepare for joint effort during the christmas season. Eight members of the Sunday school Intermediate class with their teacher Mrs. T. Wilson, joined the Intermediate class in Port Hope United church Sunday school to see a film, have discussion and lunch. At 1:30 in the afternoon a Sunday school meeting was held at Welcome to dscuss programs for the next few weeks. The white gift service was set for December 15'and furlher discussion concerning the annual christmas _party and the regular curriculum. The church is making plans for next year's 5th anniver- sary, of union. A committee has already met and is arranging for a brief history of the seven, churches in the township which were, amal- gamated in 1969. Jennifer Payne of York University attended a gather- ing of Junior Farmers at Rockhaven, Peterborough during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. H. Barrow- clougb attended the funeral of the latter's cousin, Miss Mary Lyness who died in Toronto this past wveek. An unu'suia quilt was quilted ut the bornu-e of thle MCl this past week. ht was caletd "Pennsylvania D-utch" and! had been designed by Mrs. McColl and Mrs. E. Acker. Mr. and Mrs. E. Acker and Mrs. M. Yelland of Oshawa vîsited during the week and the ladies quilted. Mrs. A. Austin who is still in Toronto hospital and is now gradually improving after a few days troublous time following surgery. Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Guirck of Bloomfield visited with the Carroll Nichols fam- iiy during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. A. Thorndyke, among others from the area, speîît a day at the Royal Winter Fair last week. The mild faîl and plenty of corn i the fields are the right conditions to keep the birds around after usual migrating time. Quite a flock of red wing blackbirds, some ruby crown- ed kinglets and fickers are stili with us. The access road is still seeing plenty of activity, earth was drawn away and now gravel and sand are building it up at least on one side, with th,- secttinopening oan the wiIl be posted at the general stQre and the-garage. Mem- berships will be sold at $15 per family. Applications are avail- able from the board members. Each family will receive as many membership cards as there are family members. The board discussed a brief prepared by, Mr. T. Clîfton whîch outlined arguments the altemnate route nortti or fihe 7th Concession rproposed by Mr. Tom Spar- ing. The board authorized Mr. Clifton to present his brief to the Solanidt Commission at the next meeting with its full approval. The hall is booked solid every Saturd'ay night for dances until the spring of 1975. The Hall Board dances held every thi.rd Saturday of the month w vere reviewed. It was, feit that thîey were successful enouigh te, continue into the new year. Sîcotch Tape 3 big rolis each 1010" x 1/2" wide. Plenty of tape for the many -uses that Christmas brings. Stock up now and be pre- pared for decorating fun (hi,, season. 3 roils .999 E STOCKING-STUFFER SPECIAL FeitMarker Handy 6-pack of water color markers great for sketching or for use as ordinary marking- pens. Package has one each of blue, red, black, green, yel-& & low and purpie ......... THRILLING, ACTI0N-PACKED SP Cars fly apart on impact, snap together fast. Insert and pull T-handled powe,ýr stick- for instant action (no batteries required). With 2 cars, 2 power sticks, 2 ramps.. SPECIAL PRC Fun Snoopy Toothbrush SPEC/AL PR/CE Really works! Dog flouse holdèr and 2 brushes. Batteries pot included. SnpJýopy Pencîl Sharpener SPEC/AL PR/CE Fun sharpener with 3 pencils.Ue 3 "D" batteries (not included). SP,ECIAL PURCHASE-'MAGIC-CLING' Preserve those tond memories with a quahlty photo album. Complete with 8 'magic-cling' pages which require no glue. In an assortmertt of .8 cover designs. .... THE EXCITEMENT 0F REAL FLYING! Player pilots eight inch scale model Piper Cherokee down glide-.line approach to a safe touch-d own anid land- ing. Fun for ail ages. No 7 4 batteries required ......... SPECAL PR/CE 7,,lJîng SPECIAL PR/CE Realistic Doli Stroller 71-99 SPEC/AL PR/CE Features ' tubular- With plastic seat and steel frame and canopy. Tubular-steel adjustable hood. 6 frame. 6 " plastic plastic wheels. wheels. A 81G BUY-BY THE DOZEN! Sure you'x'e got enough glasses for holidiy. entertaining times coming up? Here's a spe- ciai purchase on one dozen 7-oz. glasses Io keepyou well stockcd............ - 1 Exra Saings! J jJ SPECIAL PURCHAASE-KENNER TTP Turbo Tower of Power requires no. batteries ---Just pump tower and release vehicle to do -wild stunts across the f loor. Eýach set has 1 tower, 1 ramp and 1 car or cycle ........ 7 9 DURABLE 'BUDDY L BIG BRUTE' Sure to be a big hit with mAlI-steel chassis and body loon tires. Features easy- action dump mechanism and detailed cab interior. Shaker Maker Kit by Ideal 5.69 SPEC/AL PR/CE Includes eshaker, mix, molds, brush', clours, acce ssories, instrutctionls. the little feliow. with realistie bal- SPECIAL PR/CE Flexible Wild- West1 Fires SPECAL PR/CE Choose Lone Ranger, Tonto, Butch Caven- dishi, or get entire set. Each 10 " high. ROUGH AND READY 'BIG, BRUTE'_ Cernenit Mixer A real tough customer from the Buddy L series featuring ail-steel body and big balloon tires. With mixing and dump action mechanisms that look 4 ,99 and work realistically'.. W.SPECIAL PR/CE ANOTHER TOUGHIE FROM'BUDDY L' SWing Scooý00p er, Multi-purpose toy actually- digs, carrnes and dumps with lever-action that raises, lowers, and tilts bucket. All- steel construction with realis- ~7 tic balloon tires............ 15_77A PR/CE Silver and Scout Herses SPEC/AL PR/CE Lone Ranger' s or Tonto's mount in flex- ible plastic. Each il1' high. Toy Cars with Moving Wheels e49 SPEC/AL PR/CE Plastic -stocking- stuffers in vivid col- ours. 7 " long. Sold individually. Christmas Shopping Store Hours Thurs.-Fri., Nov. 28-29 OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. STARTNG.. THURS., DEC. 5th Open Every Night Until 9 p.m. (Except Saturday - 6 p. M.) * 1:1 rU i Say it al if your CANADIAN TIRE CREDIT CARD esantals 12~3 qLSb 189it e ele