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| AT GREENWOOD CONSERVATION AREA Saturday, May 11. 700 Youngsters To Test Fishing Luck TORONTO -- More than' 700 Grade 7 and 8 youngsters from Metro. Toronto. and_ district schools in the eastern area will find themselves in a "'fisher- man's paradise" this coming They will take part in the 8th annual Junior Trout fishing day staged by the Metropolitan To- ronto and Region Conservation Authority as a means of pro- viding youngsters with a practi- cal appreciation of conservation practices, The fishing day will be held at the 450-acre Greenwood con- servation area, four miles north of Pickering Village, and the waters of the Duffin Creek in the fishing area will be specially stocked with trout for the occa- sion, The lucky youngsters were chosen to take part™m the event as a result of their knowledge of basic conservation, © A "conservation quiz" was held in Grades 7 and 8 of all public and separate schools in the Metro and district area east of Yonge street and some 20,000 students were eligible. C. R. Purcell, a member of the Authority's executive committee, will be chairman of the fishing day, He pointed out that the youngsters will be pro- vided with free hooks and baits for their fishing rods and poles and could keep all the fish they caught. NOT DERBY Mr. Purcell stressed that the event was 'not a fishing derby or a competition to see who could catch the most fish". "The Authority feels that the fishing day event brings a lot of boys and girls into direct con- tact with the principles of con- servation, and that they will re-| tain this during adulthood," he) said. | "'We want the children to have! a real good day in the out-) doors." | Each year, the fishing day is held alternately in the western and eastern section of Metro and district. Members of conservation clubs and fishing associations serve as volunteers to drive the youngsters to the conservation area where the fishing takes place, About 175 volunteers take part. Saturday's outing will be high- lighted by a special noontime program including aerial water- bombing demonstrations staged by the Ontario Dept. of Lands and Forests, retriever trials, an appearance by Smokey the Bear, demonstration of how to} bake fish outdoors, and a tree-| planting ceremony by some of! the children, ONO Club Donates $100 To Paint Job By OLGA HILL BLACKSTOCK -- A colorful Agriculture _ Rep Attends Audley Meeting By MRS. FRED PUCKRIN AUDLEY -- The Easter meet- ing of the UCW was held in the church recently, Mrs. C. Cle- mence led the worship serv ° Mrs. G. Astley and Mrs, A. Bell sang a duet, The roll call was "Joy", Grace Powel played accor- dion numbers, and Susan Rich- ards and Peggy Squire played piano numbers. Peggy Squire read a poem, "Have You Walk ed in the Garden?"', accompan- ied by Lynda Puckrin at the piano, A skit, "In the Easter Gar- den", was presented by Susan DOORS OPEN 1:00 P.M. CONTINUOUS TILL 4:00 P.M, "GALA DAY AT. DISNEYLAND" 5 DISNEY COLOR CARTOONS Richards, Shirley Smith, Grace Powel and Mrs, Fred Puckrin Mrs. C. Clemence gave a read- ing, "That They Might Have Life". | The community club met at) |the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wm.}| Brown, The president, Bert} "BOCCACCIO 70" "ALASKAN SLED DOG" starts 4:10 p.m. 3 STOOGES COMEDY ' SEE OTHER AD ON THIS PAGE Ww Guthrie, conducted the business. | Linda Eastwood sang two num-| bers, 'The Easter Parade" and) "Consider Yourself'. Bil! Brown, Jr. sang "The Holy City". Both were accompanied the Ontario HEAD FOR OTTAWA Six Ajax children who have fearned that safety does pay are on their way to Ottawa to spend an exciting weekend. The children are the six best members of the Ajax School Safety Patrol and will be Church Group To Pack Bale By MRS, LORNE JONES Balsam and Mt, Zion -- Sym- pathy of the community is ex- tended to Mrs. Jack Empring- ham in the death of her father, Mr. John Woolhead of Agin-| court, The UCW met at the home of Mrs. Frank Disney recently. The theme for the meeting Andrew's, and Robert Lim- kilde, 11, Lord Elgin. Kathy Pratley, 10, of Lord Durham is the happy traveller in the front row. shown around the nation's capital by two chaperones. From left to right are Denise Kelly, 13, and Lynda Roy, 13, both of St. Bernadette's; Rich- ard Ashley, 14, and Judy Marshall, 13, both of St. --Oshawa Times Photo was Easter. All ladies answered |by Mrs. G. Eastwood, at the piano, L... Fair, | County Agricultural Represent- | ative, was the guest speaker | He showed colored slides: of| the Experimental Farm in Ohio, | and of other agricultural inter-| jarray of Easter Bonnets arrived| jat the home of Elaine Bailey who was hostess for the ONO |Club, A total of 16 members and |two ivsitors attended. The roll pee aly Horna and wear YOUr| sts in Ontario, including the| | " ploughing matches, 4H clubs, | The club voted $100.00 toward/jocal fairs, and homemakers \the painting of the recreation) clubs, \centre, 10 Received Into Kedron Church | By MRS. HARRY FREEMAN), Ae * W7 mentee met) ne jin the C, E. room with their) MAPLE GROVE A capa two leaders recently. PHONE city congregation greeted Rev.) 723-4972 J. P. Romeril, BA, BD, at the| Lynda Kyte read the story of| Easter service held recently, |the Last Supper called "Jesus Greenwood 4-H Girls Club | Ends Projeci | Ends Project By MAY E. BROWN | GREENWOOD -- The general) meeting of the United Church} Women was held at the church recently. Township Hires Extra Engineer basis was that it effected a cer- "BROUGHAM (Staff) -- Pick- tain amount of control because ering Township will hire an assistant engineer, council de-jan area had to produce the cided ai a meeting recently. money before it got sny money The decision was opposed by/|It also got local peopie inter-| 'Deputy Reeve Mrs. Jean Mc-| ested. aes : : Pherson and Councillor Spang. "On the other hand, I think|, Following the worship serv- The assistant, to be known aS| we would be closing our eyes if|'°° pictures were shown on con- a technical engineer, will aid|we did not. realize that various| "tions in Hong Kong. Township Engineer P, Poulsson.| people have dreamed up a gim-| The 4-H Girls held an all day Mr. Poulsson addressed coun-| mick of figures to get a subsidy | meeting recently to complete} cil in a letter, saying that the|on. It is doubtful if they really their project on the Milky Way.| the roll call with a verse on Easter, Mrs, Walter Carson gave a reading. Mrs. Ralph Jones read a paper written by Billy Graham. Used clothing was brought in to be sent to Manitoba Mission. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pascoe attended the baptismal service of their grandson at Whitby re- cently. Afnw Weenll Caner Mis, aiTGu Varsd: latives at Markham recently. . Mrs. Murray Forgie of Stouff- ville spent the weekend at the Carson home. visited re m Visiied re Miss Lynda Ayre Scott and|Serving his Friends." Miss Lynda Diane Martin were baptized. Mrs. Taylor led the Worship period along the same theme. NOW! TRACK LIFTING DANCE AT THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION 90 CENTRE ST., OSHAWA After you have witnessed the "Track Lifting' come lift your feet at the gala dance being Tel Hall. Everyone Welcome. Saturday, May 11th @ DOUG WEEKS BAND e Dancing 9 to 12 -- $2.00 per couple ceremonies, jd at Legion The following were received on profession of faith as mem-| bers of the Church -- Lynda} Ayre Scott, Lynda Diane Martin, Pearl Diane Hoar, Alexander Laird, Jean MacKenzie Mac-| Niel, Ada Mary Cooney, Eugene| Earl Dobbs, Myrtle S Rradley,, Harald Kenneth ey and by transfer Mr. Bradley. | Mrs. Anne Creighton,-Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Grigg and family, FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES! Wonderful New World of Entertainment! JOHN WAYNE a IN COLOR UNFORGETTABLE RICHARD CLIFF in -- "WONDERFUL ATARI" TO BE YOUNG": BILTMORE IN COLOR assistant building inspector had/had that money." They also visited Beaton's! resigned and would not be re-| '"'It's as broad as it's long,"'|Dairy in Oshawa. placed, and that S. Purdy, serv-| said Reeve Scott. "It does satis-| Their Achievement Day is at ice engineer, would soon have! fy the argument that peop'e feel|Port Perry High School on May completed his ser'vices. | they have raised this money by/11. | He felt that Mr. Hutchison,| taxation, and why should they; Helen Disney won first place} Mrs. F, Noon returned to her|Oshawa, were Sunday visitors home at Gravenhurst after|with their cousins Mr. and Mrs.) spending the bia yl Mr./C. P. Swallow. | and Mrs. Richard Day. |_ Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dowsop, | nie rte hl Eyton eh ag were Sunday visitors with| ° ® ¢ spen weekend w {her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Har- Carsun and atended her bitth-lod Cooney Ran The First 3-Act Motion Picture Ever Presented! day party. Mrs, Allin Snowden, Mr. Jim| Snowden spent a week with the former's daughter, and son-in- about to be "'laid off' from|give when they have already jin the Open Novice solo baton-| Malvern Construction Company, | formerly worked with Mr.| Poulsson. Mr. Hutchinson's salary be $6,000 per annum. DISCARD MATCHING BASIS| FOR PARKS | | will | Councillor Hubert Wank pro- ~posed a motion that Township *Park Boards be granted their 'pudgets without being required -to match the funds, dollar for dollar. The motion passed. | Deputy Reeve McPherson) was doubtful that the boards would continue to raise money. "Last year's Park Boards Boards were in such a mess _mess they did not know wheth- raised it?" |twirling class at Kitchener last| | Saturday. s | Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Perkin re- a er. 1 jturned on Thursday after spending three months at Clear- |water, Florida. Day Held At oii. Sict™see Blackstock By MRS, OLGA HILL BLACKSTOCK "Leader- Mr. and husbands to dinner on| Easter Sunday. Present were Mr. and Mrs.| Milton Pegg, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. the Oshawa Presbytery of Unit-\Mrs. Rodd Appleby, Balsam; ed Church Women was held in|Mr. and Mrs. Berton Wilson,| Blackstock United Church re-|Barrie, and Mr. and Mrs. cently. |George Pegg, Markham. | ter they were coming or going," 'she said. « "This year they understand, and are working to raise money. I think we should create the feeling among our ratepayers that if they want these parks, they should have to provide " them. "The idea of the matching Ladies Shrine \, Mrs. L. F. Fea tages Pres-| | jbyterial president, presided. | question period following which| |. Mrs. Neil Malcolm, presi-|there was a demonstration mis. dent of Blackstock UCW, ex-|sion study on The Rim of Asia, | pressed words of welcome, tgiven by Mrs. Fallaise, Mrs | Mrs. Ray Scott conducted a|Pegg, Mrs. Breckenridge and worship period during which| Mrs. Mellow. pus srl oe sang a|---- -- solo, "Open My Eyes." F An hour of Departmental Con-| RESULTS COUNT! ferences was held after which the findings from each group) was brought to the full assem- At the afternoon session, Mrs.) Stephen Saywell conducted the| ' Legion Ladies Elects 1963 Executive IN -- The Ladies' worship period. Mrs. D. spoke on Supply and Social Assistance. . Mrs. Fallaise spoke on Pro- gram Planning and headed the Oke} Consult @ Member of the Oshawa & District Real Estate Board Visit Whitby By EVELYN HOUCK UXBRIDGE -- A total of 20 ladies from the ladies' auxiliary to Canadian Legion, Uxbridge, ers and sisters with their wivesjenjoyed a social evening at|parents Mr. and Mrs. Rice, o! Whitby recently. Mrs. Jean) |Reid was the only lucky draw Rice returned with her sister winner. Dr. McIntyre, the local sur-| public school. | He gave a talk on child sur- law. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Hagedorn, Plattsville. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rogers and family spent the weekend with the former's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Rogers Jr., of London, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dubeau and son, spent the weekend with her Mitchel Square, Miss Debbie and husband for a visit. Mrs. R. L. Worden, Bowman- Pegg, Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown,|geon at the Cottage hospital,|ville, Mr. and Mrs. Al Christie, | and Mrs. C, E. Pegg,|was guest speaker at the April/Miss Darlene Christie, Epsom,| ship Day" for the north half of J. L, Pegg, Oshawa; Mr. and|home and school meeting at the|/spent Easter Sunday with Mr.| and Mrs. Gordon Martin and Miss Lynda Martin. ' THIS WEEK-END yccU C10 7 "The TEMPTATION 'of Or. ANTONIO" parents TO PERSORS wren oO a CARLO NTI e on | YIMTOIODeSIA, DELO LUN LHD SORT SOPHIALOREN ANTTARKBERG = ROMY SCHNEIDER 'An Embassy- International Pictures Release in EASTMAN COLOR 22a CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS OSHAWA ~ PORT HOPE WHITBY - COBOURG BOWMANVILLE - SCARBORO Curtains, Dropes, Blankets, Rugs OSHAWA'S ONLY UNIONIZED SHOP 723-4633 50 MILL HAMPTO! Oriental Shrine of North Amer- {ca Inc., Bokhara Court, Osh- awa, held their April meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Pol-! lard, Courtice. The annual election of offi-) cers was held and resulted in} the following: | President, Mrs. Marjorie) Brocklehurst; vice - president, | Mrs. Gladys Elliott; secretary,| u Mrs. Eva Warren; treasurer,| Mrs. Gladys Elliott. | Sewing convener, Mrs. Mary) Pollard; sick and sunshine con-) vener, Mrs. Laura Robson; | ways and means convener, Mrs. | Babe Russell; phoning conven- er, Mrs. Emma Taylor; refresh-| ment convener, Mrs. Helen' Glover. 40 Babies Born At Ajax Hospital AJAX -- A total of 40 babies) were born at the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital dur- ing the month of April, a hospi- tal release indicated today. | The hospital admitted 197 pafi-} ents during the month. This total was broken down into pati-| from the following areas--| pond 70; Pickering Township, 76; Pickering Village, 26; Whit-| by, 8; Whitby Township, 3; | Oshawa, 4; others 10. | Other statistics included = total out-patients, 421; in-pati-| ent x-rays, 132; out-patient x-rays, 342; miniature x-rays, 72; Lab in-patient treatments, 1249; Jab out-patient treatments, 122; blood transfusions, 8; minor operations, 23; major operations, 35; ear, eye, nose} T16UE BATA to have and she can al FOLLOWING: @ CUPS and SAUCER @ 5%" FRUIT DISH SHOPPING OSHAWA EAA IEEE TOE TY Ft Give DINNERWARE to | Your QUEEN EARTHENWARE STARTER SETS 20-piece starter sets with floral decoration, this is something mother will love ways add to it. EACH SET CONTAINS FOUR EACH OF THE S @ 6" PLATE @ 9" DINNERPLATE Five different patterns 'to choose from. 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