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48 THE DATLY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, January 9, 1954 Imagine! Maximum Response For A Minimum Cost With ~ Sold After The Ad Appeared In The Times-Gazette. For Results Like This Dial 3-2233. 5 .QUART PRESTO PRESSURE COOK- Times Classified Ads 32--Automobiles For Sale 39--Articles For Sale 39p--Coal-Coke-Fuel Oil *50 AUSTIN A40 LIGHT GREEN SEDAN, llent condition. Sacrifi Dial "#0 BUICK COACH GOOD CONDITION, EN for quick sale. Phone Pio * IL. TRUCK FORD THAMES IN ai ion Dial 5-1407, 255 Cbs 5 1948 PONTIAC SEDAN, EXCELLENT mechanical condition, immaculate inside and out. Owner leaving province will sacrifice for quick sale by Monday $150 down take over payments. Phone Ajax 640 and will be delivered for n 5-2246. | walnut; pr. french doors, each with (6b) | bevelled glass windows. DINING ROOM EXTENSION TABLE, Dial 5-0678 on Saturday. 6b 9 PR. DRAPES COMPLETE WITH tracks. Apply Jubilee Pavilion. 4d) ACCORDION "MANOZONI" ITALIAN make. Beautiful condition. Full price $36. Motor bicycle, new Hudson, model 51, also Floor model radio with short wave and automatic record player. Best offer for quick sale. 309 Gibbon St. before 4 p.m. ad) SKATES, NEW AND USED FOR SALE or h 204 Bond St. E. «1 block *46 PONTIAC SEDAN, HEATER, DE- froster, builtin radio, mew motor, Al condition. Sell or trade for older car. Any reasonable offer accepted. 309 Gib: bon before 4 p.m. (4d) SEE AMEY FOR THAT NEW or hy ue i truck. Ontario Motor Sales. Dial 5 32256. (Feb5) BE CAMPIN FOR NEW OR PHONE TED trucks at Cliff Mills Mo tors. Dial 3-4634. (Jan15) GLASS INSTALLED WHILE YOU LE Glass Co. 1216 Simcoe St. N. 5-2242. (Jan. 17) FOR A SQUARE DEA! SEE JOHNNIE Motors Limited. New Walker, Bramley Mos gaits (Jan15) ana used cars. 5-5706. ro SOR nt cu us. All cars insured. We handle all Buaneing You got paid cash. For Open till 9:30 P.M. Dial 3-4851 ashe YOUR FRON% END ALIGN = wheel balancing st Moring's Gar age. 1084 Simcoe St. N. (Jan10) "418% CARS BRING MORE CASH FOR you at Dodd's Car Lot, 300 Park Road age. 1084 Simcoe St. N. Feb.10 15) | 5.4332 ast Division St. Draytons Cycle: . (Feb. 5) hp) BF GOODRICH STORES, TIRES, ddison Television. Thrifty budget plan. Dial 5-4543. y (Jan28) ALL TIME ALUMINUM WINDOWS and doors. i and door For free or | hade Awnings of Oshawa. Dial call Airshade pr) S INTERIOR, EXTERIOR, ALL PAINT, 3 aL STOVE OIL | STRICTLY BUSINESS + sateen | MOUNT CARMEL Prompt daily service, night delivery service. Cities Service Oil Products Day--Dial 3-9443 Night--Dial 5-5027 (Jan1®) 41--Articles Wanted WANTED 1 DOG HOUSE. DIAL 3-3763. ORGANS AND Must be reasonable. State price. pay cash. Give phone number. Box 16, Times-Gazette. [6] M. Greenberg & Sons WE BUY: Scrap Iron Metal Rags, Ete. Highest Prices Paid Phone 3-7333 -- 308 Bloor E. (Jan20) colours every gallon s gallon. Oshawa Hardware and Electric, 8 Church St. (Jan30) BEDROOM SUITE, REASONABLE FOR quick sale. New watch, cheap. Dial | 3-301 7%. AUTOMATIC DRAFT AND CHECK CON- trol for coal furnace, perfect working condition. Dial '3-8589. 7a. | KITCHEN CABINET IN GOOD CONDI- | tion. Dials 3-9380. 7a. | ORDERS TAKEN FOR STORM SASHES, No. 1 quality, measurements and esti | mates free. Dial 3-4989. (Jan18) i | $19.95 UP ~ HOOVER, ELECTRULUX. General Electric, Filter Queen, Airway Rexair Sales. Dial 5-5121. (Jan29) FURNACE, SEWING MACHINE, WASH- hi d suite, single beds, 33--Automobiles Wanted ORE AUTO WRECKERS git for wrecking, nighest prices paid. Dial 35-0533 or 3-2924. Feb. 36--Pets and 'Livestock BEAGLE HOUNDS FOR SALE. T. R. fra, Columbus. Phone Brooklin 69rd. ve BIRDS FOR SALE--CANARIES AND cages. Apply 400 Montrave Ave. Dial $-0686. of BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH BULLDOG PUP- ple. Pedigreed from show stock. 8 weeks. old. Apply 765 Masson St. 6b COCKER SPANIELS, ALSO BOARD ing, trimming, bathing, . Wau bena Kennels. new highway near Drive fn Theatre. Feb.6 BEAUTIFUL REGISTERED COLLIE stock, stud service. Collie Kennels, tby. 27 and grown Loch Rahnoch Byron South, Whi BABY BUDGIES READY FOR TRAIN- tng. strain. All colors, 114 Elgin East. Dial 3-9767. (Ji anl9) CANARIES YOUNG AND GOOD SING ers ready for mating. New cages and secondhand. 400 Montrave off Park RE 8. 4tf) 37--Farmers' Column DEAD Fany STOCK, PICEED 3X 9 Also live horses. Margwill Fu Farms, Tyrone. (Jan28) AGRICULTURAL CUSTOM WORK Specialize in repairing Alemite greasing equipment. Repair ser- vice to all makes of tractors and power-driven farm ma- chinery, A. W. POWELL AND SONS R.R. 3, OSHAWA DIAL 3-2062 Feb.9 38--Wearing Apparel NEW WINTER COAT NEVER BEEN worn, good reason for selling, will sacri- fice the price. Dark rust size 14. Elysian cloth. Dial 3-8752. 7a. MAN'S BLUE OVERCOAT SIZE 40. Worn one season. Real good condition. Reasonable. Dial 5-2574. 6b. BOY'S STATION WAGON COAT SIZE 34. Excellent condition. Dial 3-2916. MOUTON COAT, DARK BROWN SIZE 18, full length. Worn only a few times. Dial 3-4719. 38a--Market Basket ME GET THEM BRING CONTAIN- , carrots, turnips, onions, potatoes, apples also fresh eggs at Jean Goodells Farm Gardens, Simcoe St. N. Dial 5-5978. Feb. (5¢) 7 | availible now at Fabricated Metals. 9.| COMIC BOOKS, 'POCKET BOOKS, 7 sold Kings ing ice box, crib, plumbing supplies. Cheap. Dial 3-7088. (Jan30) CITY. APPROVED SEPTIC TANKS and Stampings Ltd. 249 Ave or 5-1665. (Feb6) CEDARDALE SCRAP IRON AND METALS 100 Annis Sg. East of C.N.R. Station WE PAY: Highest prices for Iron, Metal, Rags, Paper, etc. Free Pick-up Saturday Dial 5-3432 Res. 5-4159 (Janis) SHAW RAG and METAL Highest prices paid for scrap fires, metal, rags, batteries, mattresses etc. Factory accounts appreciated 89 BLOOR ST. E Dict 5-231) -- J. SHAW Res.: 3-9111 (Febé! WANTED, LIVE POULTRY. FEATR ers, scrap iron, metal, rags and mat tresses. Dial L Turner. North - Oshawa, 3-2043 collect. (Jan26) SHAVEMASTER AND Cutting neads King St. West (Jan28) SUNBEAM spare parts for same. cords, etc. Floor Covering Oshawa's largest display. Choose from over 300 smart 1953 patterns for every room in the house. Congoleums, Feltols, Rexoleums, Inlaids, Marboleums, etc. Harding and Barrymore Carpets; Hall Run- ner and Stair Carp t. Custom Rug sizes made to order. | RUTHERFORD'S 156 SIMCOE SOUTH (270tH | WE SELL NEW SKATES AND WILL exchange. All sizes. Oshawa Cycle Sales. 16 Bond St. E. Dial 3-434l. (Janls) "CLIMATITE" Aluminum combination windows and screens "Maloney" Aluminum Combination. doors, $59.50 WANTED--POULTRY, HIGHEST MAR- ket prices, also feathers. Phone collect Mr. Parker, 486 Whitby. (Jan23) 42--Female Help Wanted OPERATORS FOR CHILREN'S WEAR. Phone 32206, Whitby Jani2 HOUSEWIFE OR INVALID TO ANSW- er telephone calls, part time. This can be done at home. Commission and bonus. Write Box 109, Times-Gazette. Te. | COUNTER GIRL REQUIRED. VICTORY | Billiards, 50 Simcoe St. N. Married wom- | en need not apply. No telephone sally. EXPERIENCED SALES salary and A 42 King St. W. GIRL. HIGH pply § 's Te. Opportunity for experienced girl. Must be familiar with general office routine and be a good typist, Please apply. in person or in jwriting to STARK ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS LTD. AJAX PHONE 126 ' < Low Cost Free Esti TOM BARBER Dial 3-8924 (Feb4) LOW PRICES, EVERY DAY ON ALL YOUR FOOD REQUIREMENTS at Glecoff 1.G.A. Supermarket, 174 Ritson Road S., Oshawa. Open Every Day x 8 am. to 10 p.m. LOTS OF FREE PARKING SPACE (Febd) MODERN 4 PC. BATH, NEW WITH FIT- tings, $159. White and stainless steel sinks, laundry tubs, stokers, boilers, ra- diators, pipes threaded. Phone Harry Chinn, 460 Montrave. (Jan19) PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Agents for the famous Smith- Corona Portable first choice of people everywhere. Handy for home use and stud- ent . . . make a wonderful gift, Available for immediate deliv- ery from GENERAL PRINTERS LTD. Office Supply Division 64-66 Celina St. Telephone 3-7733 Feb.6 POTATOES, PARSNIPS, $1 Fish, Dial 3-4953 after- (Jan24) TURNIPS, per bushel G. noons. 39--Articles For Sale 3.PC. KITCHEN SET, RANGETTE, ICE Box. Dial 3-7024 7c. SINGLE BED, COMPLETE. YOUTH'S bed and dresser. Apply 65 Third Ave. 7b. SUTHERNAIRE SPACE HEATER AND two oil drums and one circulating coal bheaer. Dial 3-8541. 7a. OEHLER DAVENPORT-BED, NEW- upholstered in rust and beige. Excel- lent condition. Large storage compart- ment. Dial 5-5766. 6b. McCLARY COMBINATION COAL AND elec ric in new condition. Dial 5-4217 up -to 7.30 p.m. 6b. SOLID BRICK, 14 ROOM HOUSE FOR wrecking. Bids invited for contract jrice on wrecking and removing. Salvageable building materials and removing saivage- able building materials. Temporary stor- age available. Can be seen anytime. Contact owner on property, Frederick A. Kent, Beech St. Port Perry. Phone 58. (6b) ALL WHITE McCLARY COAL AND wood stove. Perfect condition, Dial 3-9036. (6c) 3 PC. CHESTERFIELD, $50. 2 STEEL venetian blinds 66", $8. 2 light fixtuies, $2. Dial 3-7585, (6b) BABY'S SLEIGH, BOY'S SLE 1G H, Skates. Three newly chromed lower grill bars for 47 Pontiac. Dial 3-726. (5¢) SIMMONS DOUBLE WIR BED WIRE $5. Roll pack sink $5. McClary electric stove, family size, 4 burner $85. Apply Warren Ave. (5¢) BABY CARRIAGE JUST LIK Dial 55739, B NEY wooDs 3 CaN 2ouaTic CABINET cooler. months. Apply 111 Hortop Ave. N. Oshawa. ry Ge GENERAL ELECTRIC TABLE TOP stove, Leonard refrigerator. A-1 condi: tion. Paone 203) Ajax, 31 Woodhouse Crescent, (5¢) WALNUT FINISH DOUBLE STEEL BED and springs, good condition. Dial 3-3i66. 5e) THAILER HOME SALE, NEW AND used. Easy terms. Your trailer, furni- 'ute, part payment. Sovereign's Trailer Sales, 2034 Dufferin St., Toronto. Jan. 8, 9, 15, 16, STOVE 2PLATE OIL ANNEX PIPES, drum. $30. Apply 483 Miller Ave. be. NORGE = SPACE HEATER, LARGE nearly new; veasonable. Phone © ? | 39a--Fuel Wood or way Book Exchange, 561 King St. W Open every evening. (Jan20) AWNINGS MADE TO MEASURE. Lovely patterns. Eree estimates. Folding chairs, card and banquet tables for rent Cleve Fox, Oshawa. (Jon14) USED TIRES, MOST ALL SIZES, $3 UP. B.F. Goodrich Stoves. Phone 35-4543, (143th) CONSOLE RADIO AND RECORD players, used. $35 up. Apply B.F Good- rich Stores. Dial 5-45{3. (145t8) BEAUTIFUL BROADLOOM RUGS Rewoven from old rugs, car- pets and woollen clothing. Investigate the savings gn these beautiful, reversible broadlooms. Custom made to any size. All colours, solids, toné-on-tones and patterns, For information Dial 5-1553, Continental Rug Co. Ltd. (Feb5) FILING CABINETS Three and Four drawer cabi- nets , available for immediate delivery from Oshawa ware- house stock. SAVE TIME . . . SAVE MONEY ,, . Call ,, GENERAL PRINTERS LIMITED Office Supply Division 64-66 Celina St. Phone 3-7733 (Feb4) SLABWOOD Hardwood Slabs Softwood Slabs Foot Lengths 3 Cord Loads -- $1 Less H. M. KYTE PHONE 26 BLACKSTOCK Feb8 HARDWOOD FACTORY CUTTINGS $5 or . Delivered anywhere. Dial -7391. 6) BODY HARDWOOD, FOOT LE algp mixed wood. Dial 3-9932. | SOFTWOOD SLABS, FOOT-LENGTHS | | $5, single cord; hardwood slabs, $6.50 | single cord. Also body hardwood. Dial | 53490. H, | a) | 2 SALESLADIES REQUIRED FOR full-time employment. Experienced help preferred. Phone and arrange interview. Mr. Rolson, Ward's 5-1151. 6b. LADIES Earn good money in your spare time through high com- missions by selling our inter- nationally-known products in your own locality. Our representative will be in your area approximately Jan- uary 12th for personal inter- views. Mail your name, ad- dress and phone number to Box 42, Times-Gazette. (5¢) SECRETARY For legal office, shorthand es- sential, 5-day week, health insurance. Apply McGIBBON & BASTEDO Bank of Montreal Chambers Dial 5-3566 Uan9) KEEN GIRL FOR SODA FOUNTAIN. Apply Karn's Drug Store. (Se) TYPIST AND RECEPTIONIST Required by down town office. Applicant must be good typist and of for neat appearance meeting the pub'ie. Single girl preferred. Our staff know of this advertisement. = Please apply to Box 106, TIMES-GAZETTE 43--Male Help Wanted EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES CAN- ada, United States, Alaska, foreign. How, when, where to apply. for latest employment report lising firms hring. Service Burea, Dept. D-49, Box 984, Saint John, N.B. (5¢) WANTED Experienced salesman. Age 25-45. Married and have a late model car. Good oppor- tunity for right man. For appointment telephone G. ROY VICKERS at the Central Hotel, 5- Mon., Jan. 11, 6-8 p.m. Tues., Jan. 12, 10-12 p.m. 7a 3-2233 for the "f I Pole = ana [aa Peepers "Something's gone wrong with our new plastics formula -- all we're getting is gold, silver and platinum!" There's "gold" in The Daily Times Garette Classified Ads. Call selling. 43--Male Help Wanted 45--Agents Wanted EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Canada, United States, Alaska, foreign. How, when, Where to apply? Send $1 for latest employment report listing firms hiring. Service Bureau, Dept, D-49, Box 984, Saint John, N.B. (5¢) WELL - KNOWN INTERNA- TIONAL ORGANIZATION HAS AN OPENING FOR ONE SALESMAN for the Counties of Ontario ond Durham. Experience in the sale of Insurance, Real Estate, Investments, Books or Appliances preferred. Oppor- tunity for unusually high earn- ings and a lifetime career. Reply, giving background, te Box 105, Times-Gazette. bc DOOR TO DOOR CANVASSER TO work with salesman out of town, trans- portation good Write Box 113 Times-Gazette. Jan2 WAITER FOR BEVERAGE ROOM. Must be experienced and have good re- ferences. Steady employment. Apply Com mercial Hotel. Oshawa. (4d WANTED A Capable Representative For Specialized Training In Salesmanship If you have initiative and sales ability and desire to associate yourself with a profession that offers an opportunity for the future, the following will ap- peal to you. To the Man Selected We Will Offer: 1A salary and bonus. 2--A guaranteed future and pension, 3--An, opportunity to build a permanent business career. 4---Special training and per- sonal assistance. 5--A complete training course in selling and sales techni- que. Apply Box 108, Times-Gazette, stating oge, marital status, education and business experi- ence. All replies confidential. éb REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY Real Estate Salesman for modern, office, Applicant must efficient be neat, and willing to work. Excellent remun- eration to capable per- son. Car required. Oui staff. know of this aa vertisement. Apply to Box 107, Times-Gazette 45--Agents Wanted EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY SELLING complete line calendars, advertiisng spe- d ia tr £ Highest commission, full or part time. Full par- ticulars and kit on request. Kedco ucts, Brockville, Ontario. Jan, 9, 16, 3. 43--Maole Help Wanted ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Qualified experienced Electronic Technicians, senior and junior grades are required for permanent positions in rapidly expanding test equipment manufacturer. Apply in person or writing to -- Stark Electronic Instruments Ltd. AJAX Ld ) lof Bowmanville were Prod- | Belleville, were holiday guests START 1954 WITH A PERMANENT year-round business. You begin earning good money the first day. Strictly your own boss. Familex's exceptional quality ensures quick easy sales. Your home-, town and surroundings as territory. All familes are customers and users of our many products. Full details: Familex, 1600 Delorimier, Dept. A., Montreal. HAMPTON «fH M. HORN Correspondent HAMPTON -- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lyon, Johnnie and Judy, were tea uests of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Mec- e, Varcoe"s Rd., on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Johnson, and family and Silas Johnston of Oakwood, Mr. and Mrs. Art Gor- don, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Short of Seagrave, Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDonald and Marlene, Mr. and Mrs. Rae Abernethy and family, uests of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet ohnston and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Charlton McBride and Miss Mary McBride, Peter- boro, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Whjie, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cole, Miss Marjory Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Caverly, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. 'm. Morrison, Grimsby; Howard Pye, Enniskillen; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Reynolds and sons, Lon- don, were Yuletide guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caverly. Miss Nancy Johns has returned to her teach duties in Toronto. Mrs. L. C. Snowden, Miss Mild- red Snowden and Bob Snowden, Maple Grove, were New Year uests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam ewell. Miss E. Ruttan, Reg. N., Toronto, visited her mother, Mrs. Hazel Ruttan. David Reynolds, London, was a uest of Douglas White during the oliday season. The J. R. Reynolds family of London were weekend guests of ristmas | MRS. WALTER SLUTE Correspondent MOUNT CARMEL -- Mr. and Mrs. Stan Grills and Bobby spent New Year's with the former's brother, Horace and Mrs. Grills |at Columbus. : : Mr. and Mrs. Korderman and children were New Year's Day visitors of fe latter's parents, Mr. {| 'The children were all back in their seats on Monday morning as school was called to order once again for the of a New 'ear. Mr. and Mrs. James Starks and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Korderman and family on Satur- day evening. The Mount Carmel friends and old neighbors of Mrs. W. Page of Soryan were very sorry to learn she is in Toronto General Hospital where she underwent an operation on Monday. All wish for her a very speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. W. Slute and Rob- ert were New Year's Day supper guests of the latter's sister, and Mrs. R. Davidson at Raglan. David Wilson spent New Year' at the home of Mr. and Mr. G. Strutt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Prest spent New Year's with their son John and Mrs. Ross at their home in Caes- area. Mr. and Mrs. Tom DeMille and children of Oshawa were Monday evening supper guests of their cou- sins, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slute and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wright and children visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Grills. Mr. and Mrs. Konderman and | children visited on Sunday with | Mr. and Mrs. Paul Konderman of | Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Wray of Whitby. Roy Slute spent the New Year weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Higgin at Aurora. Darlington Township Clerk Marks 40th Anniversary 'Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Clemens and other friends in the village. | Mr. and Mrs, |son Lloyd, Scarboro, were New | Year's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. | Jack Lyon and family. | Mr. and Mrs. T. Wray were Sat- |urday evening dinner guests of {Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wray ( daughters in Oshawa. | Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Horn have | returned from Montreal where they {spent the Christmas holidays with eir son, Dr. Wallace Horn, hi wife and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morrison, Grimsby and Mr. Herb Rogers, Bowmanville, visited at V. D. Ho- garth's and Sam Dewell's. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Johnston, Sandra, Carol, and Sharon, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, B. Power, in.Lindsay on Sunday. Mrs. Wilbert McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Young, Dennis and Slyvia, Peterboro; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. | Allan Graham and daughter Alana, | Fenelon Falls, were New Year's | Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- land Trull. Don White has returned to Oak- | ville. | Mrs. Frank Gilbert of Solina and | Mrs. Hagel Ruttan, are continuing |in charge of the Hampton School. { Congratulations are in order to | Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hogarth, who {celebrated their 40th wedding an- niversary on New Year's Day with their children and grand-children at their home. They received num- erous cards and flowers and a gift from their family. COURTICE Y.P.U. Enjoys Skating Party MRS. C. W. THOMPSON Correspondent COURTICE -- The Courtice Cir- cuit Young People's Union held its regular meeting on Monday eve- ning at Ebenezer United urch with the president, Miss Dorothy Somerville, in the chair. The meeting opened with all re- pose followed with a very impor- tant business period which made final plans for the installation of officers service at Courtice Church on Sunday evening next with Port Perry, Orono and Newcastle as guests. The devotional, taken by Mr. Ron Bickle and Bill Laird, opened with a hymn, followed with scri ture reading, from Ephesians, 6th Chapter, 11-16 verses, by Bill. Ron Bickle led in prayer followed by a meditation. Rev. Mr. Somerville started the first Bible study which was very interesting from the Book of Mark from the New Testament. The meeting closed with Taps and the Mizpah Benediction. ter a short but very interest- ing meeting all went skating at Down's pond. Lunch was sel by the hostess to top off the eve- ning. PERSONALS Mr: and Mrs. Stanley Davey, Mr. and Mrs. Jack H ey, Jack- lene and Davey John, of Flint, Michigan; Cecil Elliott of Toronto, also Ray Allen and son, Joe, of a the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Brown. Barry Burgess of Rockwood spent the New Year weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs. E. Snudden of North Osh- awa, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elliott of Oshawa, Mr, and Mrs. H. Scorgie, Mr. and Mrs. E. Gatchell and fam- ily of Courtice spent New Year's Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilkins spent Sunday with Mrs. R. L. Worden of Bowmanville. | Wm. Everson spent Christmas Day with Mrs. B. Gay and Evelyn of Oshawa. | Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Burgess, Bev- |D. Robertson and family. spent | Miss Jo-Anne Cornish . and Nenneth Hutton of Orono Bonnie and Brian, with Me |erley, New Year's Dav peating the Young People's Pur-| Mrs Mrs. Robert Vickery of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. R. Ormiston and family of Bowmanville spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. O. Robertson and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Trull, Calgary, Alberta, are vacationing with Mr. Jrull's brothers, Earl and Angus Mr. and Mrs. E. Milgate, also Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Reynolds, at- tended the New Year's Eve dance at the Red Barn and report an enjoyable evening, . and Mrs. Hal Law, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mackie, Mr. and Mrs. George Leaming, all of Osh- awa; Mr. and Mrs. Harold La Chapelle of Courtice, and Mr. and . T. Glandman attended the New Year's Eve dance at the Air- port after which they returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Glad- man where a chicken dinner was served. Master Charles and Douglas Evans of Bowmanville spent a few days recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Penfound. Mrs. V. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kennedy of Peterborough spent New Year's Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gearing. Mrs. Wm. Harban spent a couple of days recently in Toronto at the home of Mrs. Irene Pinkowski. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hart and family of Oshawa were New Year's Day Jhests at the home of Mr. and . D. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hopps and son, Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kins- man and family of Oshawa, also Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Kinsman, were guests New Year's Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ki {and Mrs. Panroessel at Brooklin N. Wi | at John Lyon and | | wonderful asset to FRENCHMAN'S BAY School Trustees MRS. EDITH PEARS Corres . Williamson Was elected to act as chairman for the evening. A synopsis of the treasurer's re- port was as follows: The original cost of the Bay Road School was $47,400. The interest and principal paid during the years of 1952 and 1953 was $7,188. (Of course a lot of this goes to pay the interest.) The debenture on the Bay Road School at the close of 1 was $46,142. The cost of the addition and re- modelling of the Base Line School was $12,808.45. The overhead ex- penses for the upkeep of the two schools for heat, light, teachers' salaries and general maintenance, etc., for 1953 were" $26,884.71. The trustees have been looking roperty at Glenview Road and highway Number 2 for a school site as it is necessary to build a school in that area and it is expected the school board and ratepayers will be having a meeting the near future to discuss the purchase of this property. Mrs. Eileen Fertile gave a fav- orable report on the 1953 annual school convention and was appoint- ed to represent school section Num- ber 2 at the 1954 convention. The school board was asked to consider a longer lunch period for the children of the Bay Road School. At present they are. allow- ed one hour and with cold weather here and the walking at times none too good the parents feel the chil- dren need one hour and a quarter to one hour and a half as some of the children have a long way to walk and the parents feel the chil- dren need a hot meal at noon time, even more so during the win- ter months. The school board was to discuss the matter with the teacher and give it their conider- | ation, | J. Gorton was elected by acclam- {ation to fill the vacancy left on |the school board by Mr. Frank | White who has retired after a long and faithful service as a trustee and chairman of the board. As Mr. White has no child attending | the school now he thought it better | someone with school-aged children fill his place. A vote of appreciation was ex- | tended to the retiring Mr. White | for faithful services rendered. | The overcrowded cendition of the | Bay Road School was brought to |the attention of the school board ! and it was recommended the trus- tees and ratepayers call a meet- |ing to discuss the general situation | and consider additions to the Bay | Road School. The parents asked that a cinder th be put in on the Bay Road | between the school and the hous- |ing section. This too is to be dis- | cussed with the ratepayers. This |is something that is badly needed | especially when the weather is bad and the roads are slippery. If this is accomplished it may save a e life. There was a very poor attend- ance at this meeting and it is hop- ed that more people will attend these meetings in the future and find out for themselves what is going on regarding the educational problems in our community. RINK LIGHTED : It is nice to see electric lights at the skating rink on the bay. The heads of our Ratepayers Associa- tion got together and started the New Year off with a big bang by putting lights on the bay so the children and grownups could enjoy skating. Everyone feels this is a Frenchman's Bay and something that has long been needed. With the full co-oper- ation of the Pickering Township police there have been two sections on the bay set aside for skating and hockey and the children an grownups alike are enjoying it to the full. A *big vote of thanks to our men on the Ratepayers As- sociation who worked so. hard to Line School. | the Review Year At Their Annual Meeting accomplish this and & you to Mr. Sco them to use the Miss Joyce Downey, one the summer residents of Ave., is starting on a trip the world in about one week. Vancouver and on January 19 will board a steamer for New Zealand. years and part of the time will be working her way. This ce will be a wonderful experience her and we all on in wishing a very pleasant journey. EE Sotary 3, ot turday, Jan 2, Balsdon had the misfortune to be horned by one of his cows. It seems Mr. Balsdon went in to the stall to free the animal to permit her to leave the stall and the cow brought her head up and caught { Mr. Balsdon on the lid of the eye | just below the eyebrow. The gash | required several stitches. He was | lucky it didn't hit a fraction of an linch lower or he might have lost his eye but to date Mr. Balsden is doing very nicely and unless something unforeseen happens he will soon be able to see as well as jever. Best of luck for a speedy recovery. | PERSONALS Mrs. Mackan of Grenville, Que- bec, who is the mother of Mrs. Wm. Wilson, had the misfortune to fall on the ice near her home and is now in the hospital in Hawkes- bury, Ontario, with a broken arm. Mrs. Wilson lives on Commerce Street at the Bay. | Master Roderick Pears has been confined to his home with an in- | fection in his ankle. Richard Faulkoner of Niagara Falls, Ont., visited Mr. and S. Fred Beckstead during the New | Year festivities. Holiday visitors at the home of C. R. Pears were Mr. and Mrs. Brennen and son Mr. Robert En- nis and Mrs. Eunice Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carpenter visited Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Caprent- er on the holiday. We are glad to be able to say Mrs. C. Lunney is much better af- ter her illness and Mr. Steve Cul- ley is back to work after his ill. ness. GOOD NEIGHBORS Mrs. Doreen Crapper has found out what good neighbors she has at Frenchman's Bay. As Mrs, Crapper is booked to go in hospital January 6 for an operation, Mr. Crapper was going to look after their three children but Mrs. Jean Osgoode proved herself a Samaritan and is taking on the task of looking after the three Crapper children and preparing supper for Mr. Crapper while Mrs. Crapper is away. The Crapper family are very grateful to Mrs. Osgoode for her kindness and one wonders where else in the world there are any better neighbors than are found right here in our little community of Frenchman's Bay. Mollie and Inga Rodland were holiday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gaskin, Avis Avenue. ad We are happy to announce that the boys who were pulled out of Frenchman's Bay last week three of the Junior Police Clu boys are none the worse for their cold dip in the icy waters. |HOME AND SCHOOL | The regular monthly meet of [the Bay Road Home and School | Association will be held in the {church hall on Monday, January 11 at 8.30 p.m. and the Home and | School Association of the Base | Line School will be held on the | same night (January 11) in the Base Line School. These associa- tions need the whole-hearted sup- port of the parents, it folks? Let's all get behind this one hundred per cent and make "this the biggest year yet. for her and Mrs. E. Blakely and family of Oshawa, also Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hutton were New Year's guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hutton. S. Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. George Leaming and family of Oshawa also Miss Betty Wilson spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. T. Gladman and family. Miss Joyce Wilson and Mr. Brian Wilson visited Sunday with Allen and Orville Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Glecoff and family of Oshawa, Mr. George Derkatch, Missionary from Ed- monton, Alberta, Mrs. D. Harbar- enko, Swanea River, Manitoba, ! visited Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Horban. Mr. and Mrs. C. Thompson vis- ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Luciano in Toronto. The CGIT Christmas party was held at Courtice Church on Wed- nesday evening. Each girl was re- quested to bring along a girl as their guest. The evening was spent in playin Christmas games which all enjoyed. A buffet lunch brought an enjoyable evening to a close. Marlne Cochrane, Sall Earle and Mrs. C. Penfound was the committee in charge of the Christ. mas party. Sharpening Service Automobiles Dentists Repairs Accounts Articles for Rent Engineers lor Sale Automobiles Wanted . Building Trades .. Business Opportunities Business Opportunities 8 8 8288-852 Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Eason of Lindsay spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. G. Linton and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. Fulton, Miss Selena Gilpin of Willowdale, Toron- to, and Mr. Allan Fulton spent the holiday weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gregory and also visited Mrs. Fulton's sister, Mrs. G. D. Gratton, of Thorold. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson, of Oshawa, spent New Year's Eve with Mr. and Mrs. C. Thompson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Penfound of Whitby, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Evans, Charles and Douglas, of Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Sim Penfound, Mark, Tod and Lee, were dinner guests Saturday eve- ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Penfound. Cunningham of Lindsay were | weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. | and also W. 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