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| [s Bridegroom Lo THE DISTRICT PAGE 0 QUIET PASTORAL SCENE NEAR BOWMANVILLE ay fr stle and | Scene at the foot of Jackman Away from he Juste avenue, Bowmanville, common- | particular spot has ample good | the righi of the stream. Swim- grazing for cows as well as pro- | ming is verv popular here. too. viding ideal picnic grounds on ~Photo by L. Quinton Handicapped Children Enrolled For Classes = .] ild t- AJAX (Times-Gazette, Staff Re-|cars will bring Slldren fiom nt tage at Lake of Bays, Muskoka. work party at Rotary Park next| porter) -- Over 20 handicapped lying spots, but children of Ajax and Pickering will be transported by bus. have been enrolled for the swim- ming and water therapy classes individually attended by a compe- which will be held at the pool at/tent person both on land and in th Sun Valley Park water. The owner of the pool is do ating he facilities free of cost. The can help, contact Mrs. T. J. Wheel "lasses are financed by cash dona- er at Pickering 144. fons and grants from service clubs and local municipal councils There will be lifeguards in atten- this year. The youngsters concern lance at all sessions which will be ed were helped considecably 2nd have returned from a two weeks the park without charge. Identifi- weld each Tuesday and Thursday, spent many happy hours in the stay at Brighton, 3 to Aug. 9. Private water and meeting other children. rom Jul; As last year. each child will be , Fire Volunteers are heeded if you Chief says the fishing is «ood, Organizations and church groups Last year's work was so success- ful, it simply had to be carried on AJAX ™ Shelter Built PERSONALS At Beach Park THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, July 7, 1956 © ¥ A Guide to Values * FRANK SIMONS | GENERAL CONTRACTOR N.H.A. end CUSTOM BUILT HOMES REPAIRS end ALTERATIONS STORE DISPLAYS SASH & FRAME WORK R.R. 1, WHITBY Phone Pickering 137-w RODMAN SHEET METAL WORKS OIL HEATING CONTRACTORS GURNEY DOMINION PRODUCTS "'We Service What We Sell" SHOP PHONE Pickering 179 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sanders and| AJAX (Times-Gazette, Staff Re family are holidaying at their cot-|porter) -- Rotarians plan a final, Chief Cecil Winter 1s erection of the shelter and clean spending his weekends with Mrs. up the beach. e Winter, who is holidaying near| The shelter is a new addition! Bigwin Inn, Lake of Bays. Thelty the facilities o® the beach park. {Tuesday evening to complete the | and this is a help on preparing wishing to hold picnics in the tasty snacks while Batching' it. park may make reservations by honing Rotarian Ken Smith at Mrs. Walter Shannon, dauchter 880. Ruth, and a couple of girl friends | Ajax residents are admitted to Ont. cation stickers for their cars ean be obtained from the park attend- Mrs. D. McKenzie, Montreal, is' ant Walter Pictrowski. ! a | Pickering Man PICKERING PERSONALS $ week visiting her sis-' Always a popular spot p : ( spot to spend (ter. Mis. Don Vine aud familly la warm evening or enjoy a week- J Friday with both her ey! end picnic, greater use is being | IE , {made of the park by non-resi- | ers here. dents. If warmer weather ever comes, PICKERING -- The Redeemer mr and Mrs. atheran Church, Fisherville, was spendng two weeks at their cot i he scene of a wedding of local in- tage at Beaverton. i srest recently, when Katharine i nd Vernon Clarence Balsdon, son faomi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jilfred Dashner, of Fisherville, , Mrs. W. W. Tomlinson and fam Alex Rundle are ily are also holidaying for two | Mr. and Mrs. Donald Card aud thi f Mrs. Leone MeGregor, of La sje be un Bn the beach is "St. Peter, Ont. are weekend : . {guests of 7" »nd Mrs. Wellingion Chidley. 'Truckers Slam Mr. and Mrs. A. Malcolm ard Whitby - Ajax - Pickering - Brooklin - Port Perry Many programs of expansion and alterations have taken place in Whitby and district in recent years, as the merchants ever alert to improving their shopping facilities, are keeping in step with the general trend of development. Whitby and district residents, too, are becoming more and more concious of the many advantages of shopping at home. Not only is it more convenient, but the quality of merchandise available is the equal to that ob- tainable elsewhere. Anything and everything can be bought in Whitby and district where practically every phase of business life is represented. Our local and district merchants take great pride in their community and endeavor to bring about all the improve- ments necessary to give their customers the best in shopping satisfaction, both as to merchandise and service. Whitby and district residents are foolish to shop in other centres. Right here in the community there are fine stores with excellent stocks and courteous service. They will get real co-operation and quality merchandise from their own local merchants. REESOR FUEL and LUMBER EVERYTHING IN BUILDERS' SUPPLIES LUMBER -- COAL We Specialize in Summer Cottage Needs FREE DELIVERY IN LAKE SCUGOG DISTRICT Phone 73 Port Perry IVAN A. HESS CONSTRUCTION and GRAVEL SCREENED & CRUSHED MATERIALS BULLDOZING & BACKHOE WORK Phone Brooklin 643-R5 R.R. 1 Brooklin, No. 7 Highway DOR-MAR BEAUTY SALON Specializing in HAIR COLORING COLD WAVING & STYLING Phone MO 8-3992 OPEN EVENINGS WED., THURS. & FRI. CLOSED ALL DAY SAT. t 121 Byron St. N., Whitby THOS. J. CROSS REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT SERVICE & REPAIR All Makes Commercial & Domestic WORK GUARANTEED MO 8-4231 Queen's Rd., Whitby | GEORGE HAMERS ||. PLUMBING & HEATING AUTOMATIC HEATING UNITS AIR CONDITIONING OIL BURNERS EAVESTROUGHING GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK Phone MO 8-3011 212 Brock St. S., Whitby Whithy Cleaners & Dyers Phone MO 8-2345 FOR FREE PICK-UP OF YOUR FURS AND APPAREL We operate our own refrigerated storage ALL GARMENTS FULLY INSURED 150 Colborne St. East PHONE MO 8-3301 HILLCREST DAIRY (Whitby) LTD. Featuring BULK TANK PICK-UP SERVICING Brooklin, Whitby, anc District 308 Byron St. S., Whitby Ajox HEARD'S TAXI & CARTAGE TRUCKING - SAND GRAVEL - FILL GOLDEN GATE RESTAURANT TRY OUR TASTY CHINESE DISHES STEAKS ond CHOPS Reasonable Prices Friendly Service FOR PROMPT SERVICE Phone MO 8-2305 HAROLD STACEY WHITE ROSE * FUEL OIL * STOVE OIL DIESEL OIL and GASOLINE MO 8-3291 P.O. Box 272 Whitby, Ontario 124 Brock St. N., Whitby 105 Brock St. S., Whitby 1J. W. NEWMAN BUILDING CONTRACTOR || COMMERCIAL -- INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL Let Us Help Plan Your Home On Our Choice Lots Phone MO 8-3203 707 Walnut St.,, Whitby ROUSSEAU UPHOLSTERY Furniture and Furnishings Dealer for IMPERIAL FURNITURE VILAS FURNITURE STANDARD TUBING NESTING CHAIRS MARSHALL BEDDING DUNLOP PRODUCTS Phone MO 8-3482 216 Mary St, Whitby SETI LL TE i... _ By | | Phone MO 8-3732 | | | f Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Balsdon of "eeks at their Beaverton cottage. (iy 'are spending a two weeks - Yickering were united in marriage { vacation at Windermere, Mus- vying 0liS -- y Rev. W. J. Goos, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mess r and koka, ev. M. Buttars. family are at their cottage on the d . rs. H. Ames, Brandon, Mani- On Loa Basis The bride's gown of white chan- Georgian Bay for the summer. | a. lace over slipper satin was| . ec with as ove long sleeved bodice, Mr. and Mrs. B. Lehas ue fo08. Ia spe ding the summer With OTTAWA (CP)-The Canadian way neckline, and chapcl last weekend at Fenelon Falls. |v. Ames sister, Mrs. C. A. King said FN i held . coo wv wo. .. ...|and daughters Sandra and Joan, day they will seek to have the 'and' Mr. #hd"Mrs. Gordon Found vi- of Tontreal are also. spending ZOvernment remove from the St. ll ae carried a white Bible with gar- sited their family at Newmarket some weeks with Vie and Doris. | Lawrence Seaway Act a clause 'anias. on the weekend. Given in marriage by her father, on carried fe bride was attended by Miss| Mrs. Frank Wood is enjoying a cpio of Police Howard Traves,|Fucks over a proposed new inter- leverley Duff of Burlington, maid holiday in Maine U.S. and the nrc" Traves and Tommy, are national bridge. | "honor, in a frock of pink crystal-| Maritime Provinces. vacationing for ks at! te; Mrs. G. W. Dashner, of St. Burnt Lake, in the Karwathas | Magee said ephen, New Brunswick, and Mrs ' * (trucking industry is willing to pay WALKERS ~~ [| warmwa | GEORGE | SERVICE STATIOK' sienictane || PLUMBING 1 CLEANING AJAX WHITBY NEW TANKS INSTALLED : PROMPT SERVICE thi gq 4. umbi There is no of automobile servicing thet Walker's Service There is with Satin Te NG yee located et Harwood and Station Road, in Phone MO 8-2563 ing Shot Geurgy Hamers, located in. Whitby at 212 Jrock Street Ajax, is not prepared to hondle effiicently and promptly. 204 Ch uth, is not y conversant. is many satisfie tnut St. N., Whith: i Established since July, 1954, this modern service station is estnul y throughout Whitby and district are a tribute to the high-class type two weeks CTA executive Secretary John| St---- ¥ in a statement the of work he has been doing. i . Balsdon, Pickering, in blue, all Sol . {tolls for use of the proposed sea-| 1d white accessories and carried on Tow | Mrs. Victor Walker and daugh-| yay puilt bridge between Cornwall L suquets of white shasta chrysan- 5 . The fl irls, Mis be 1 | anise Satins neces 9ays Canadian i § r his brother, : 'th was educated at the Univer- the Drive. wore long, white or- indie frocks over taffeta, and . irried tiny bouquets of yellow In Grave Peril asta chrysanthemums with veetheart roses Mr. Kenneth alsdon, Pickering, was best man leader and ushers were Canadians Solon Low were facing essrs. Grant Johnston, n; Ralph MacCarl, Whitby; tory." sith Balsdon and Andrew Dash- T. Congress of Ukrainian Canadians -------- he urged Canadians not ol. W. W. Goforth fooled by the latest ies In Toronto TORONTO (CP)--Col. urity."" -general id Friday. 3orn in China, eshyterian missionary, Col. Go- colonial empire." Communists and their followers. WINNIPEG (CP)--Social Credit 8eant George Dunn is ill said Friday mumps. A si "one of Wished for him. Brough- the most dangerous times in his- In an address to the All-Canada on Thursday for a few weeks to be Fourmile Lake Norland. | change in Soviet policy which is designed to Mrs ! } t "us into a false sense of sec- the twins Dianne and Donald, are trucking industry is a matter of} He said the only way Russia their cottage near Vaakoughnet, said. | William could convince the West of 'her Muskoka. Mr allace Goforth, 56, economist, desire for peace in the world is| amily on weekends. lentist and former deputy direc- for her to agree to the conduct of | of defence research, free elections and the exercise of ! the secession right in all of the ed to 39 Glynn Ave. this week ation was considered by a Sen- the son of a non-Russian nations of the Red Som Mr. Low said he was against their two daughters who formerly move it. . v of Toronto and McGill Uni- the fallacies perpetrated by the/lived on Glynn, left last Saturday : sity. ter Jean, left on Tuesdav for a|ysland, Ont.,, to Messena Point, trip to Chatham, Kent, England, Ny 'on the basis of loaded and vhere they will visit relatives and | ynipaded vehicles. It is also will-| 'enew old aquaintances. ing to support any weight limita. tions necessary. Sorry to report that Police Ser. WILL PERMIT TOLLS with! But a provision inserted in the is|Seaway Act which will give the |Seaway Authority power to con- jgiruet ae brides Jil permit Jove ) POC! ing of tolls on the freight carrie: ny Mes. Hany Brok leit in trucks, apart from the vehicle rocks ' in| itself. "This desire on the part of a | transportation facility which will and be heavily competitive with the S H speedy recovery , their cottage on the Bolton Falby, Bobby, spending the summer holidays at concern," Mr. Magee's statement) under the copable management of Mr. C. W. Walker, who has over fifteen years experience in service ion work. Mr. Walker offers his customers a free pick-up end delivery service anywhere in the Ajox area. When you drive into Walker's Service Station for gasoline or oil, you are able to obtain any of the famous Imperial Esso Products, including Atlas tires, batteries end accessories. If you should need new tires, call in and find out for y If the g il that Mr. Walker is prepared to offer you. (TR G : hi 9 ing g end simonizing are all featured services at Walker's Service Station, in Ajcx. Mr. Walker is active in the community life of Ajax, and is ® Member of the Ajex Rotary Club. Drive into Walker's Service Station et your first opportunity and int y If with their ional up-to-the-minute ser- vie, GEORGE'S FINA SERVICE STATION (Geo. Popescu, Mgr.) LUBRICATION -- WASHING CARBURETOR & ELECTRICAL And MOTOR TUNE-UPS LICENSED MECHANICS Phone MO 8-4232 932 Brock St. N., Whitky Mr. Hamers has over forty-fi He establi the Fall of 1929, and is the oldest e: in the community of Whitby. ing and heating trade. h years experience in the plumb- ed his business in Whitby in sting business of its kind There are few problems in the Ri, and | sheet metal bi and work thot George Hamers cannot solve. He operates a complete installation service, olong with repairs to all town and country homes. George Homers is fortunate in possessing o good stock of ma- terials and con handle all work from the complete installation down to the smallest of repairs, and naturally all his work is gucranteed. bi heat or air eon- If you are or ditioning installations in the near future, phone Mr. Hamers, in Whitby et MO 8-3011. He will be pleased to offer advice on any type of installation, including oil burner installations, Falby joins the It was a "dangerous and poten- | tally discriminative provision." | ; The truckers first objected to Mr. and Mrs. H. Mitchell, mov- the provision when the new legis-! King's Court Apartments. | ate committee May 30 but the r. and Mrs. Cyril Jones and| committee took no action to re- for Los Angeles, California, where they will make their home. this service will be | patronised, | discontinued. A celebration in the form of an PATTERSON | WHITBY BARGAIN CENTRE ELECTRONICS | Our Motto Is "SATISFACTION" CUSTOM. HI-FI SOUND I] OR CASH MONEY REFUNDED P.A. SYSTEMS MEN'S, LADIES' and SUARANTEED SERVICE ON CHILDREN'S WEAR TELEVISION AND RADIOS Something for Everyone RECORD PLAYERS in the Family Top Quaiity, Bottom Prices [STAFFORD Brothers | MONUMENTAL WORKS MANUFACTURERS OF CEMETERY MEMORIALS Member of The Canadian Association ef Memorial Craftsmen DISTRIBUTOR FOR ROCK OF AGES BARRE GRANITE The Dutch-Toko Store Imported Food Products Specializing in Recipes of DUTCH COOKIES & PASTRY © ™ DUTCH COUNT" IK 1 CIGARS E COLD MEATS JERRY'S Men's & Boys' Wear (G. R. Gray, Prop.) SPECIAL ! SPRING WINDBREAKERS MEN'S ~ ..083021 | W., Whitby I Pho.. 103 Colborne St. Phone MO 8-2711 107 Colborne St. W., Whithy Phone MO 8-4081 118 Breck St. North | outing to The Maples, near Ux-| Accounts of social events and | bridge is in store for Ian Wilson, news items of local interest and of Forest Road. who was nine- names of visitors are appreciat- years-old on July 3rd. ed. Phone 426 any time. | A vote of thanks and apprecia- SALLY'S SALLIES tion is in order to Charlie Reed. ---- -- = MO 8-3552, Whitby 137 Brock St. S., Whitby : BNCIEID IE BGA MIS) 20. Haul I [CIES] [LIE] Mth ERC (abbr.) effort [CEES er tete Theskull 22 Short. [HREOC RY vertebrae 23. Employ SENET mploy AK PA town foreman, and his crew, who Hang, ig 24. Organ [LR] THE [have put in & good deal of time WELDING WORKS . Gone by tering of sight bl o on the ball diamond for the . Capital 26. Poems | juni ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE [I ¢ (Cuba) 8. Girl's name of J aut ey Wear the , Lions Portable Baul 0 1 . Girl's (poss.) lament. | Ste. i nickname 9. Dispatched ation Jon Work, Steel Building Linters, . Trust. 10. Shelf in 28. Tuber worthiness a trunk (80. Am.) Phone MO 8-2681 Cor. Brock St. N. & Palmerston ACROSS . Polishe . Thorax . Handles (Rom, Antiq.) . Wanderer 8. Electrical Engineer a a BRAMLEY Motor Sales Ltd. (C. Anderson, Mgr.) Mercury - Lincoln - Meteor Meteor Trucks Sales & Service 0.K. USED CARS TEXACO PRODUCTS Phone MO 8-3757 209 Dundas St. W. Whitby, Ontario WILDE ELECTRIC (Russ Wilde, Prop.) For Adequate Wiring HOUSE WIKING A SPECIALTY COMMERCIAL -- DOMESTIC PHONE MO 8-3174 1107 Henry Street Whitby, Ontario VIGOR OIL COMPANY DOMINION ROYAL TIRES The Best Deal On NEW & USED TIRES Phone MO 8-3644 Brock St. N., Whitby BUILDER OF FINE HOMES ial & Resid Construction of AH Types of Buildings From Ground to Roof Phone MO 8-2939 1805 Dufferin St, Whitby WHITBY FILED [ETE]T] Yesterday's Adswer 36. Let it stand (print.) 36. A vol 37. Grampus 39. Liberate 40. Little children 42. One and. one 44. Gold (Her.) Although the weather is on the cool side, a picnic is never turned down by the small fry, and the bright red new tables and benches placed in the Cedar Street Park, are much appreciated at lunch time. STRAWBERRY TEA The second annual SUCCESS cial arranged and served by she FAST FROZEN | ; men of St Bale Vamten Corer R. J. HARDING || rocker service || J. P. ALLAN BE ---- A biography 14. A circle 31. Mi . River (Ger.) of metal 38. One who . Bronze coin 16. Hospital throws a (Ch.n.) Corpsman lasso . Hint (abbr.) 34. East by . A thin 18. Lamprey south fine net 19. Greek letter {(abbr.) . Quiet, like & mouse . Mature . Music note . American Indian Say again . Actors who feed lines to comedians . Astern . Apathetic SIMPSON'S WO0OoD PRODUCTS Plywoods - Power Tools Gustom-Built Cupboards ARMSTRONG ELECTRONIC SERVICE TELEVISION -- RADIO AND SOUND SYSTEMS EXPERTLY REPAIRED SOUND SYSTEMS INSTALLED AND RENTED INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 37 Station Plaze Phone 791 AJAX, Ontario proved a huge success. The af- CONTRACTORS COMMUNITY REAL ESTATE BROKER ternoon was cool, but tables were a i =e pp Build 4 D "But Auntie, dear; you uilders and Developers h MO 8-3322 yourself that brevity was the {| o¢ Modern Communities FOOD CENTRE Phone MO 3-3 Specializing in Always Available County Fair Steak Service For R Lunch C 24.-HOUR SERVICE set up on the Church lawn, and were soon filled. A unique attrac- {tion at this event was the newly formed Pipe Band, from Dowty | - Equipment, which marched through the town to the church, and played selections during the social spice of something-or-other.", RANCH STYLE BUNGALOWS Phone MO 8-2716 Whitby ONE-STOP HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTRE Phone 1032 HARWOOD AVE. N., Hotels. 173 Brock N. MO 8-3664 Whitby GENERAL INSURANCE 104 Dundas St. W., Whitby Many social contacts were made and a very enjoyable] |time was had by all. A fish pond for the children proved vey attractive. This was one time the ladies could sit back and enjoy tin the afair, for the men really did SS moni a wonderful job of catering. GAA {From preparing short-cakes to| Rene | | washing the dishes, making cof-| |fee and serving it, this is an event | 0- FOR MISSED PAPERS IN AJAX Phone AJAX 333 If you have mot received your Times-Gazette by 7 P.M., Call AJAX TAXI Al colis must be placed before 7:30 P.M. 119 Ferguson AJAX In Ajax It's The | TOWN TOGGERY | Copies of and | The Oshawa-Whitby DAILY TIMES- GAZETTE Availoble from dealers in Ajox end Whitby NORTH END MOTORS (John Mclvor, Prop.) SHELL PRODUCTS TO ALL MAKES OF CARS, TRUCKS and TRACTORS TIRES -- ACCESSORIES Phone MO 8-2267 I 616 Brock St. N., Whitby |! BOB'S GARAGE BODY WORK - WELDING * Specializing in WHITE METAL DUCO & DULUX PAINTING REGENT GAS & OILS PHONE MO 8-2797 840 Brock St. N., Whitby WALKER'S SERVICE STATION YOUR IMPERIAL ESSO DEALER Lubrication - Washing Free Pick-up and Delivery HARWOOD & STATION RD. Phone 20 Ajax, Ont. TOWN TOGGERY BEAUTY SALON PHONE AJAX 236 In Whitby It's The BEAUTY CLINIC Hair Stylists Phone MO 8-3061 that will be looked forward to inl {the future. } Wedinns Please take notice of the ' change of time for the morning toed service at St Pauls Unite | sloth Church 930 a m. Children will go Gathge to their lesson immediately before together the sermon Large The bus will run this Sunday jet. a usual, but i # is met well