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CHECK YOUR CATALOGUE TODAY FOR A WIDE RANGEOCF SUMMER ITEMS-~. t LEN MINCED BEEF 2 to 3 lb average lb 39c .l -b,39c pkgs189 PREM - SAVE 5c Luncheon9 MEAT Ibs ýan ±'aving Co. £.tc., of Hamilton th X(-rad u geLog, i ,:, 'ias started. A f ive and one-hall tario East, in his' Grand Master'"S mile stretch between High 28 and Message stated: f)ean's Hill, just west of Garden "A weasmld tth tre 1111 i tobe ave ths yar.Thedifferent centres within Our ju-ris- l3eaverdale Construction Co. ofGo- dictioni on July 9th, te corne.1emor- b)ourg is presently working 0on aVete1nV niryo u 0 foot eut through Dean's Hill. and th odge, we ivethankof o Abou 10,000 cubic yards have beenIGadLde egv hnsr ~emvedandwit -afurher200000Almighty God fo~r Hisguidance -tid .7I et to go. This projeet is expectedldirectini h okaddlbr oe be finished by f ail. Survey cre\vs ations of our glorieus Association. ire at present lininig up the exten.1 "As the first one huindred yea--rs Ion of this road in Clarke ToWn- I of our Grand Lodge passes ý to Jhip which will be along the sev-IHistor'y, we think of -1-.eotsa- unth line. Eventually the seventh l ing 9 service that the Orange Order C, larke will be paved. has rendered to our counitry and, to -the welfare of ail men during this RE.M .FISH ER tîme. Equal 1righits to aýil; speciatl -FEAVING NEWCASTLE privileges te, none, hias been nur Tl'le I-ev.C. Fisher announced slo)ganiiail down the years a-if loits -congregation in the -New will continue te be i]late 'years that stie Uited iChuirch recently thtiie' ahead. We thlink \with grlatit'ude Iife hiad acýcepted a eau ,extenided by 'fdhe ood en ho gve)f the2ir he B oaird ofthtie Fenelon FaIls Unbes! ad wo eld h-igh and steady, itl huchte ecmetheir mInf th trc 0f Fredmso tat thi Mr.Fiser xpet etaeUp his, fru.Let ius then tae! urplce 0 P 0 Gr--CURlLING RINK tht wl my dtorpr l u te th SoutviewGolf and lCounrk folorlieolitwehvefo Clunorth 'of Brmn il ay e_________________ crigtis wniterifpr'es ent pas( g , j ClubÔffiiastate thýat thley haveý been approachIed by Severàal loc al vî$ 4o, , anîxious Ite have a crlingcluib Star ted.LTotal iproposed equl,,ized as-sess- mý7ent for thle Unlited Counities cf ro start the poec olîg lub Il thumberiland and)ç Durham. now, mlemlbers will be offered additionalisad- t$7,9,6, nIces ý;hares of stocýk te finance the inew of $,4,8 over thle 1958 total. oentrctînestimnated tLo cust be- Full statisties were revealed i tween $50.000 and $60,000. If the ire- h eotra etecuclb t s;ponse is as enthiusiatc as expected assessor T. G. Shields in the epen. {here should be ne difficulty l>ig esonrcety rýaising suifficient funds te preceed Ail municipalities except those îî! vfhthe building ila the near future Cobourg and Coîborne shw - il is said. Plans have already beencrse.n-tsetoitaespt procsse, ecep fora fw mnorchecks brough about reduction eý! details. $680,133 and $2,058 respectively. BEWDLEY HALL. NOW Among the townships Darligton, FKLE ( .F DEBT heads the list at $6,181,900, an in- A cheque fer $1,300.00 was dona- crease ef $317,730, followed! by ted by ilhe Bewdley Fund R'aisig Hamîlton, $4.311,914 lincrease$23 Com-iiteerecntyto theBewley869); Clarke $3,551,551 ($119337)-, Commfunity Association as the final' Hope $3,(M2.935 ($84,398); Seynmour 4iayment on ilie mrtgage o~f the, $2.5-13,C40 t $176979) ; Haldimancd Bewdley Communiity Hall, The pre- $2,319.97S ($67,717); Murray $2,223.. sentlationltoek place ia the Pire- 60;($489,736); Manvers, $,341 iienis Club rooinlathe hall. $131,942). Cramnahe $2,100,393 (163- 178); Ca van $2,034,108 ($2021.656); Tiie hall was pur-chased Iin 1947 Percy $1,873,3,10 ($l,08,381); Cart- oun . .utes signeci oy private citizens wrg,'t $1,.771.101 ($217,090); Brigh,. foi .umuluit'uy ue aaid la.e ton, 168 ~1 i. ' P:-,t) IJý hvebeen stru-ghing for 1à years: Monaýghan j$8ý74316 ($68,246>;&l L- t u Laeaf ie inaii olceut. 'itie itîal wick $.1697,774 ($62,.001). Iamourt of $1,300l.00 was raisedi Heading the lists ef towns s eb jsince the Bewdley Fund Raising bourg withi an assessment of $11,.- nunL.iittee was lorm-ed ln 1958, 144,742 a decrease ef $680,133. FI speaineaded by tlie Bewdley Board~ lowing Cobourg is Port Hope at$, of 'Lrade. 771,621. an incréase of $241.709; Bowmanville $7,340,693 ($IS6,09);ý Th'le agreement under which te In the list o! villages with j-in Fuiju Kcaising Committee handed creases shown in brackets ' 3righton oveîthle money will now place Itie hleads the list at $1,937,490 ($2',264> building in the hands of the H-amf- Colborn-s $1,147,325 ($2,058 decrease-ý ilton Township te be fjeld la trust Newe-a1stle $9-42,969 f $13,772ýî; H for thie village of J3ewdley and çan tr ings $704.1275 ($9,329); MIllbr)ook nieyer be seUl te anyone or used for $609,435 ($17,184). prîvate enterprise, but,may be used Sharpest increase "ii asseýsi-eiit tor, village purpeses and will be re- occurreci in rural munictplaliiýes. in fined -H-ancocK fHall la memnorY e1 one instance, la CartwvrighitTowi- tui ae iot±Ineck. sip, assessment increased as a re- suit of spot checks by$2700 r PETERBOROUGH WAL1< 12.3 per cent. TFHiEE MILES LONG One salient factorre isa- Lastern Onai joîed tog-ethler rnost constant. The four towns o! at Peterboroubhi Saturday la cele- CburPort Hope, Bowmianville ibrauaig tne ïlUOth ainîversary 0o pr aix-lidlrî ~ret Oranige Lodges Iin Qntariio. -f1ailt c 2,57 of Ithe roua- The annual Walk, whIich is thle tdcs hlignhlight of thle clebr'ations, SW 'lCtoAptchksnaen h f hree miles "I taejesand 50 .u(tes ,r tis ye ag'se 1 1z) bands. ~otne npg Parade Marshall,, Clarence WVilsoni estimated morethn10,0W0 Ilme", woînen and childrLen on11parade. i7 Mayol >_),,atId1Louckis of Peterbor ou~gh said thle parade surpassed aaything-, le had ever seen. rl UTCCIO The oldlest personl, in tuis 73rdc -walk, wvas Robert Ritchie, 91, et OR__ _JO- W Peterborough. Aise out fer lis 73r'd GA T walk was Stewýart Fallis. 89 oetd ~Milbrook. Alem , The Orange Association cam is nided lby two princp1es '; 1 Ir