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ects Ue oer prop Rh oS OBITUARIES Today's Toronto Stock MRS. BESSIE MORRISON ,macist with a age ri ee vongere, 11:00 A.M, piTocks 'ads iibibiiies ph death for 40 years, who died y' Canadian am. Pri ig Bg sg 5 ogg at his Oriole Parkway home. | quotations in cents unless marked, one dlag a Fe curred suddenly at the Oshawa] Mr. Switzer, born in Port! Toft; xwenwarrenty, Nor chenoe to aa Ce WHC General Hospital Monday,|Perry, was 2 graduate of the| from previous board-lot closing sale. oa a Feb. 3. She was in her 64th/University of Toronto School of Church Holds year. Pharmacy. He was a charter 7 a: Tr Th+ Annual Meet am Born in Russia, she married)member of the Eglinton Rotary 200 S105 Tost Tas\4 -- v6 By MRS. HARRY FREEMAN)|ine jate Isadore Morrison there|Club and a member of Glenview :| MAPLE GROVE -- The 39thjand later came to Oshawa. She|presbyterian Church. annual meeting of Maple Grove|had been a resident here for He leaves his wife, the for- United Church was held recent |many years, Mrs. Morrison was) 4. Gladys Roy; a daughter ly in the church .The meeting|a member of Beth Zion Hebrew]; inaa- a brother Fred, and six was opened by Rev. J. P.\Congregation. sisters, Mrs, Melva' Bickell, Romeril with Scripture and) She is survived by two sons,lnr. 'andrew "Lawrence and prayers. The proposed budget/Barney, of Oshawa, and Mor- Mrs. Jack Gray of Port Perry, for the 1964 year was reported,|ley, of Toronto, and a daughter, M te. Albert Singleton of Wind- to $5,262., the consdier-/Mrs. Harvey Jacobs (Connie) of t. Mrs. Glenn Willson of Oak- able increase over previous/Peterborough. 'There ar ight! ii, and Mrs, Victor Baker of poare jeneiiing from the _ grandchildren. Mrs, Morrison Sahuers : onal = cos was predeceased by her par- . maintaining the new building. |ents. > of _ Market Listings: Ne Steck Sales High bw a.m. Ch'ge West Mines 7300 54 $20 S35 Willroy Winch Windfall Yale Lead Yk Bear Maple Grove va Net Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge) (M0 9S WS WS --W N00 47 @ @ +2 800110 108 «108 2 1900 2 WK +h 7500 24Ve 2Va 4 eerless 3000 14a 14a 14 +h 1000 50 0 5 + lacer Stock Page-Hers vi Net Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Keeley-F 2750 2 9% 20 +1 Kerr Add 2290 735 730 -s Kirk Min 69536 2) 20 + --s 0 2 2 F "35 Ww 210 v7 10 $9 9 100 815 815 ais 2% 160 120 120 120 woo ee mow we we 4 2 Salad oA Bae Peper nut hah oo We Bw INDUSTRIALS sin BP itl ie oh a2) ae a 000%, 9 7 +4 vr Ay Algom _ 650 $12%4 12% 12% + Ve Stock 2000 26 11 Net % rboy 1 Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Marcha 3.8 AbiitbI 82 80 82 palem a ee Abit pr 2500 56 730 $13% 13% 13% 100 $24% 24%4 24% Mattgm! Woo 299 ans ans Alta Dist 200 280 275. 280 ty 0 N NW ye Alta Gas 170 $30Ve 30Ve 30% + Yo McMar \ 3160 17: + Alta Gas w 300 845 840 845 +5 1000, a Bie St Alo Cen w 100 925 925928 teeloy 1500 15 1 15 +18 Alumin xd 30% 7 $536 534 53M 1 L 8500 18 17 1 Ang Pip pr i 800 9 Bae AE nome tere FUNERAL OF ft The funeral will be held Sc ce i a ine A Fae? >? g i i : i lk 3 it Es i Fi li A report was presented by Mrs, H. Bradley on behalf of the building committee, outlin- ing the obstacles that had heen jmet and overcome in bringing jthe new hall to its near-com- pleted state. The total expected cost of the new building and its furnish- ings is $40,000. Pledges received for the three-year period which| began May 1, 1963, were for an approximate total of $22,000. William Laird reported that Maple Grove's 'contribution to the Bible Society of $130.75 rep- *"lresented an increase over any previous year. Mr. Laird com- mented briefly on the impor- tant part being played by the Canadian Bible Society in the efforts of the World Bible So- ciety to furnish and translate scripture for the use"of Chris- Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 3 p.m. 'rom Park Lawn Chapel, Toronto. Rabbi M, Kutziner will conduct the service. Interment will be in was Bathurst Lawn Cemetery, Beth Anderson chapel Saturday, Feb. 1, at 3.30 p.m. Her late resi- dence was 553 Emerald avenue. Zion section. Shiva will be observed at 786 Glengrove street. The family has requested that, in lieu of made to favorite charities. MRS. ELSIE RYAN 1, in Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa. Mrs. Ryan, who had been in failing health for the past three years, was in her 79th year. Born May 14, 1885, in York- William Delaney, suddenly Wednesday,. Jan. 29, igifts or flowers, donatio: Ont., conducted the service. In- . ' a terment was in Oshawa Union Cemetery. " The death of Mrs. Elsie M,.|/Mayn:.-1, Ryan occurred Saturday, Feb.|Keever, J. McKeever and J. McGuigan. MRS. JESSIE ANN HAMLYN shire, England, the forme r|Jessie Ann Hamlyn who died at Miss Elsie M .Kirkwood was the|her home, daughter of the late Mr. and|south, Wednesday, Jan. 29, was Mrs, Matthew Kirkwood. Shejheld in the MclIntosh-Anderson was married in Toronto, Jan.|chapel Saturday, Feb. 1, at 2 0 MRS, WILLIAM DELANEY cP oo The funeral service for Mrs. who died held at the MelIntosh- Rev. Paul Delaney of Galt, Pallbearers were M. Walls, H. J. Jones, T. Me- FUNERAL OF The funeral service for Mrs. 512 Simcoe street w Collieries Curt W Dredge Hydro 125 $17V2 17% 17¥a + Vo 420 $644 64. 64 -- Ve 70% + Me 54a 596 $294 2914 29% 200 $24Va 24Va 242 + Va mus 4 4 O41 150 $8 8 8 = $12% 12% 12% 530 $40% 402 40l2-- % 330 $21% 21%4 21% + % 210 $78 78 78 125 $60V2 60V2 604 + % 250 $8¥e 8% 8Ye 382 $10 10 10 +% 50 225 $94 94 9% 140 130 130 130 --s 400 560555 560 130 $10 10 10 2000 58 38+) 285 285 285 25 $18% 18% 18% 285 $63¥2 63% 63%4-- % 400 $18% 18% 18% 480 $36Ve Ye my $125 1258 12% 00 450 450. 450 + WO 175 175 175 Am Leduc 14500 t% 8 New Hoseo 4500 211 207 u S wo 1 + elore = 500 1. ay +3 25Va 240 25 am 13%e 13% 13%8 Ro 2S ee wo 3 3 3 COMING EVENTS 110 $23%4 23% 23% 225 $254 25%4 25% ws --6 m4 I 60 --10 ~~ Eastview Park Tuesday, 2 p.m. 8.15, high month AND GET IN 121 sion 50 cents. 700 --§ Ws +4 45 +2 nN 000 9 # - 112 $15Ve 15¥a 15¥2 + Ve 1500 10a 10% 10% 1700 430 425 430 --5 WOODVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE BINGO Nos, 53, 57 TONIGHT -- 8 P.M. on our SPECIAL OFFER RED BARN EXTRA BUSES EUCHKE Tues., Feb. 4, 8 p.m. ORANGE TEMPLE Prizes, Lunch, Admission 50¢ Auspices Daughters of England si a KINSMEN BINGO TUESDAY 8 O"CLOCK FREE ADMISSION EXTRA BUSES Jackpot Nos. 51, 56 EARLY BIRD GAMES KINSMEN COMMUNITY CENTRE 109 COLBORNE ST. W. FERNHILL PARK BINGO ot our pork clubhouse Fernhill Bivd. West of Gibbons 16 GAMES $6 4 GAMES $10, $15, $20, $30 Share the wealth, door prizes. Tuesday, Feb. 4th 7:30 P.M. Free Admission Door Prizes BINGO St. Gertrude's Auditorium TO-NIGHT P.M. 690 KING ST. E. AT FAREWELL br FREE ADMISSION Snowball Jackpot $110-56 Nos. $20 Consolation Reg. Jackpot 52 Nos, $100 $20 Consolation Good Prizes With every Dry Cleaning order of $1.50 and over, We will Dry Clean 1 PLAIN SKIRT AND 1 SWEATER FOR 1.00 Bulky Knits not Included THIS OFFER IS GOOD FEB. Ist to FEB. 21st Free Pick-up and Delivery! D CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS 50 MILL STREET, OSHAWA 36 2 LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral sand floral requirements for all Bankfleld Barex Belcher Belleterre Bevcon Bibis Bidcop Bralorne Brunswk rts Cadamet Camflo 1 Camp Chib 522 Cc Tung 1100 8000 6900 M%-- % 6%4-- Ve so s9 9 YW +M% 10-$580. 580 580 5 C j 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 + = $79¥2 79% 79V2 Kindness beyond Price, yet, 10Y% 10Va+ Ve within reach of all 25 --2 GERROW FUNERAL HOME 390 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 , Canadian Preference for the simplicity and parklike beauty of Memorial Gardens hos C Astoria C Austral ¢ Dyno ¢ Malart Cdn NW / Candore Can-Erin Captain Cariboo Cheskirk Chimo Coniagas C Beliek x a 4,20 # --2 NW' i" 1% 9 9 9 1900 80 7 8 +6 1000 6 66 6 800 135 134 135 +2 2000 54 54 54 --2 1000 74 7a Tat ve 123' 120 +3 Trustees -- C. Mills, H. Free- man, E. Foley. Scouts -- E. , J. Noble, M. Good- murphy, D. Sisson. Parsonage! Board -- Mrs. Fred Stevens, L. White, R. Brooks, Mrs. H. Brooks. Nominating Committee -- W. Brown, H. Bradley, R. Barraball. Mrs. W. H. Brown was sub- mitted as representative of the pied i hee committee of s' a approved as for courteous in' jon on |such. It was pointed out that these new gardens in Mount some stewards were appointed Lown, for three years, did not main- tain their attendance and sup- IN MEMORIAM ftring weir ast year during their first year. It was recommended that a MITCHELL -- In our friend, Olive M @way two years ago today. 100 167 167 Nichol 15000 10% 10 Rambler 11050 192 188 190 --S Regcourt 6000 12 12 12 Sannorm rangement family estates on a low cost, no interest, perpetual cored for plan, os ~ making o will. Two new reli Pac Pete rangements swill be ot real savings to those paciepating Please phone today 723-263. WINTERTIME DRY NOSE Q. Is it heat or humidity thot causes winter- time dry nose? A. It's low humidity (lack of sufficient moisture in the air). To provide comfort at 72°F., room air should have a relative humidity of about 4¢ per cent. This means that the air should be 4¢ per cent saturated with moisture. Even under this "'ideal" condition the nose has trouble keep- ing up. Every 24 hours we breathe about 500 cubic feet of air. In passing through the nose the air is warmed to almost 98.6°F. (body temper- atuie) and about one pint of water is supplied by *he nose to raise the relative humidity to 95 per cent. A pint of water is a lot. for one nose to supply. And the nose loses the bottle with the furmace in the winter time when, os is the" case in many homes, room air relative humidity drops as low as 25 per cent. In disease and old oge the nose simply can't deliver that much water; drainage stops and germs toke over. Hu- midifying the air in the house during winter months isn't easy, even with expensive central air- conditioning. Ready--Jet Set--GO TCA! Time valuable to you? Fly 9 mile-a-minute TCA DC-8 Jet! So comfortable! So convenient! Fly TCA--think of the time you'll save! mey'etltians all over the world. 11, 1913, to the late Ste phe n|p.m. 150 $124 124 120 OS OS is be . ge pert ar ig de report of Albert Street United Church, 835 $31 31% 3134+ Ye) Numac m0 16 th ier h Tuesday, race 4| Neil * president of the UCW A resident of Canada for 53\conducted. the service. Inter- 180 $40% 40% 40% Pamoll 54 SA CSA 3 Pm. from Park Lawn Chopel, To Mur the te) factaiyears, Mrs, Ryan lived in Osn-|ment was in Oshawa Coronation 100 $6h 62 bi Provo Gas . interment outin Cosmos 1 -- | Ranger - gbserved at 786 Glengrove Street, was a member of St. George's| Six nephews were pallbear-| Crain RL a ng ad ran, lew of itn or towers nny |the year 1963. Memorial Anglican Church, andjers: Elton Johnston, Alvin| Se" 22s elon " b cuag j Triad Oil Scouts and Cubs had completed i adi i 96 194 Into rest in Hillsdale Manor.)a year of notable achievements, oe acd ecastn, o-ctaiaues Gorden Shemilt Silene: 00. site we at lay eons - hance, : ; V4 We WM eat SS Ron Welsh of Maple Grove was} Mrs. Ryan leaves one son 147 $23¥2 232 23 Ryan; mother of Talbot Ryan of Oshawa » noe and sister of Mrs. R. Bradley (Patty), In Badge. The district commis- MISS ETHEL TRICK 250 $63 63% 63% her 79th year. Rest Armstrong] Mrs. R. Bradley (Patty), of gall ae 4 Ai pie Buneral Home, Oshawa, with | funeral sioner of Boy Scouts commend-\Oshawa, and Gertrude, of Eng-| The memorial service for 686 Anacon ia vice, in th ary 240 $242 24V2 244 Eometery? -- vod a ae out - is attending Michigan State ae " - Armstrong Funeral Sas ae To ios 105 8 lowing niversity. 4 Ve 30V tee y apel, awa, at 3 p.m. Sat 25 $1014 20% 20% -- Ye mh oe ed by the nominating ccmmit-jstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa,|Thursday, Jan. 30, in Oshawa ig ig 18 18 tee: Elders, H. Freeman, E./where a memorial service will|General Hospital. She was in a a "occasions. 36 +2% OSHAWA SHOPPING jliam Laird, A. Burgess, N./Tuesday, Feb. 4. The service! The service was conducted by W000" 340 3a. ENTRE Brownell, D. Chute, S. Jeffery,|will be conducted by the Reyv.|the Rev. A. E. Larke, minister 100 $17% 17% Stewards -- R. Pingle, J.|Anglican Church, Interment will|Church, Interment was in Osh- Henry, H. Groen, S. S. Morton,|/be in Oshawa Union Cemetery. [awa Union Cemetery. Dobbs, H. Stevens, C. Mills, D. funeral: Percy Walker, - Roy to Brooks, §. Doyle, M. Good-| TORONTO -- Funeral ser-|Yeo, Robert Hicks, James Hed- 100. $i 8 su -- Jockey C ay re Se ON Orval E. Switzer, 60, a phar-|D'Alleva. Labatt a0 tan iw iw +1% commi' : : ' 255 $192 19% 192 Swallow. Auditors -- F. Ste- U Offi vens, R. Barraball; secretary, SIX WEEKS MORE nit cers sg T= Ve Laird, Mrs. 2M. Greenham, E. 2 298 -- Me s, A. Burgess, Mrs. R. tyra | 6 oN 'Woods. Groundhogs in the Osh- inane toast VoRlG € Fen awa district who remember- Blackstock Mets wpa ont al ' 290 Day decided to go back to By MRS. OLGA HILL ie sem ae a sleep for the next six weeks. 2650 $20%2 20V2 20Va + Va C unit met at the home of Mrs. 230 $94 Me 9% pct lige A, 7 Bruce Mountjoy recently. The Py iy le on, 600 ct en Ge et, opened the meeting with a on -- 8 » ne em. a scureies back to'bed know. |?" Painting Heater, wm 33 hs ' scripture passage and Mrs. 500 2 ne = a png ok Sian Mountjoy gave the meditation pounded on the sixth chapter of} FORT ERIE, Ont. (CP)-- er a ... vs The Word and The Way, "Mir-/Emma Sherk, 73, of nearby 17000 14 13¥a 14 300 770 770 770 Officers for unit were elected|Saturday of burns suffered the om 16 14 6 +3 been a sure indication that jas follows: Secretary, Mrs. Bill i : Q A previous day in a fire at her 2% 2 od ogg of winter had been : me, tod ter ies Sim 61¥2 61% + Ve . Glenn Larmer; program and lit-| Miss Sherk was painting a Caw erature, Mrs, Richard Van-|gas-fired hot-water heater when i. copia 000 297 " that inactive members could be Camp; social functions, Mrs./flames burst from the heater,| Jacobus mse ee Orono Lodge Arnold Taylor; visiting, Mrs.|inflicting third-degree burns to| ~°!'¢ aa ie ae NICHOLSON -- tn loving memory of «|With the new building sched- basta dear sister, Lavina Jane Nicholson, whojuled for completion well in ad- ' After the routine busi had ¥ een dealt with hymn 568 was pera frewell'there would be no problem in accommodating good attend- To Po rt H prayer. Several suggestions were ad- ope . 2 vanced for speaker to take pari| By MRS. KEN GAMSBY Baptism Rites and the selection was referred] ;n ig of Heather Rebekah Lodge Nig i re mmemary ot hag the session. No. 334 was held recently with ay ery, passed away, 1962. Small attendance at the serv-|raball idi: presiding with vice grand ices last summer during the|Sister Betty Newman en hcg peo a : moved that the y a aren closed during the Peg) ee The charter was draped for WILKINSON -- in loving remembrance|outside the buildi Jai bekah Assembly and one pastjcently. Rev. William Piercy grand-ithe location of -- yee grand master. baptized eight babies: Sie ie ie ie tae time of th he had chartered a bus for|Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coch we love we never me of their Sunday services | rtered a or|Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cochrane; For stways they and the re-opening date pi gen Feb, 6 to travel to Ganaraska|Robin Timothy, son of Mr. and Rav. 5 P teq|ther Lodge will confer the de-/Dwayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. "YOUNG -- In loving memory of sithat the uieat masters Lal Se, ee ee Ryan, who predeceased her in| Rev. A. E. Larke, minister' a wm NC Oils 1000 Survived "ai by Mrs. J. Mac-|937- . nera Union 250 $11% 11% 1% Petrol Beth Zion Section, shiva wil bel undertaken by the UCW during|2¥ for the past 55 years. She|cemetery. mies tae $8'% i a Teck Corp E. Dobbs reported that the/a former member of the ladies'|Johnston, Lewis Hamlyn, Or- 75 $103V2 103¥2103¥% RYAN, Elsie M. $67% 67% 63 Un Oils S415 $17% 17% 17% + Ve jawarded _ the Queen's Scoutlpaibot, of Oshawa; two sisters, FUNERAL OF ing at the 109 ss 14 15% ams 25 25 25 service In the chapel Tuesday, Februeryied the local leaders for theirljand, and one grandson, John,|Miss Ethel Edna Trick was 1000 13% 13% 13 25 $% 26 reported as having been select-} She is resting at the Arm-jurday, Feb. 1, Miss Trick died Tania 100 $6¥e 6M ¢ 100 365 365 365 Foley, Mrs. M. Greenham, Wil-|be held in the chapel at 2 p.m.,|/her 61st year, iO 36 "uo4 I 12Ve 12¥8 12% K. Brooks, M. Burgess. R. J. Brooks, of St. George's|of Albert Street United a ss R. Brooks, B. Shearer, E. i ORVAL E. SWITZER Following were bearers at the murphy, R. Baraball, H. Brad-|vices will be held today for|ger, Ab Waisgrass and George 230 325 325 325 H. Foley, H. Cryderman, C. P. Me We 14Ye 14Ve + Ve K: Brooks; CE committee, Wm. ll A WINTER FORESEEN | Installed At MB ond PR ins Samm es Besa te 'Mass-F Met Stores p 245 $23 C Halll ed to celebrate Groundhog " BLACKSTOCK -- The Esther gE a Decision was based on the 250 200 280 0. new leader, Mrs. B. Mount vibes Feb and sees his shadow ay 797 2 300 $17Ve 17Va 17% Mrs. Gl ing that winter has not yet wellpage woes org K 1 1000 13¥8 i 8 illed By Blaze on "Time", Rev, P, R - , shining brilliantly, as it did ate priate acles", shadow and this would have Relea a et te honpital High-Bell 300 300 300 300 --10 Ferguson; treasurer, Mrs. | ho! , Hydra Ex 1500 record of attendance be kept so a --Tom and Margaret Peters. replaced. It was noted that, Joutel Kenneth Lee. most of her body. 7500 31v2 31 31 passed away February 3, 1963 vance of the anniversary, Pl J she -. ans ourney sung and meeting closed with ance at the services this year. in the anniversary services, ORONO -- The regular meet- P rf d A husband, father Following discussion of the|noble grand Sister Laverne Bar- pastor's vacation, it waslfrom her station, remembered PONTYPOOL -- Baptismal orne, Peg and grandchildren. and that a notice be posted|(W Past presidents of the Re-|services were well attended re- aa se od husband, father and Be Oh cen een WOO FORE ches on the charge, the Sister Gamsby reported that} Karen Elizabeth, daughter of . own church. Lodge, Port Hope, where Hea-|Mrs. Jack Rupert; Kevin Gear wife and mother. Daisy, who passed/of Maple Grove United Church|,,»St?, Barraball and Sister|daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken. ppd career % 0. pescetul' sieep|Stands at 198 and asked for the Major had attended a meeting|Preston; Bonnie Lou, daughter Her memory we shall always keep, | si at Port Perry, at the home of|of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Preston; {Sadly mised by husbend Will end Pru ge a a ae -- ma bal Sister Grace Love, District De--| Heather Pearl, daughter of Mr. ini his pastoral respon.|Puty president. The president of|and Mrs. Roy Strong; Beverly the Rebekah Assembly, Sister|Gwendolyn and Barbara Anne, RIMAR MacDonald, will make her of-/twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. MONUMENTS leach of ¢ ficial visit to District No. 8,|Allan Bazinet. ently pM pm en Oshawa East, April 6 until April] CHURCH MEETING | Circuit was growing and chang-|*. P!ans are being completed) The Congregational meeting| ing, creating a need to consider|*°. entertain her while in this)was held in the church base-, MARKERS the effect that these changes district. ment recently with a very sood Houucat ce i head must eventually have on the| "tee. Sisters were welcom-jattendance. Rev. William bg Y . future of the circuit, It was|d into membership of Heather|Piercey was chairman. 152 Simcoe St. $. Oshawa moved. by H. Bradley that R. Lodge on transfer from Beehive) Reports from the various Evenings [Brooks and W. Laird be ap- Lodge, Bowmanville, Sis te rjorganizations were read and in 728-6627 pointed as Maple Grove repre- Dorothy Trimm, Sister Bernice/each case showed a balance to + GANNON -- | wish to express my sin- ere thanks and appreciation to all my friends, neighbors and relatives for the gifts during my re in Sibilities, The minister pointed out that TCA TAKES THE TIME OUT OF TRAVEL CALGARY from TORONTO: de service -- 3 hrs. 50 mins. Upon' otkel thts daily. Ask your Travel Agent ebout TCA's Group Travel Plen. See your Travel Agent er call TCA in Toronte et 130 Bloor Se. West. ceed fb bcclintinneatgiamenth DONALD TRAVEL SERVICE OSHAWA--WHITBY--BROOKLIN 300 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY MEADOWS TRAVEL SERVICE PHONE 723-9441 estions directed Sentient age Toronte, Sat. Pee EO Ben Me Answers appearing in these col- urns ore of necessity, brief and general in nature and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of oll physicians. We maintain full stocks of prescription drugs . . . have the professional skill to dis- pense them promptly .. . and the reputation to de se et reasonable prices. Kam DAugs OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 P.M. @ FREE DELIVERY @ 723-4621 Office 723-1002 PHONE 668-3304 sentatives on a circuit commit-|5'4tk, Sister Greta Falls. start the new year. tee to consider this question. A full degree practice will be} The officers were left as of Feb, 4, at 8 p.m. in the Lodge|last year with Mrs Ken Fallis, i - Room. inewly elected to the Manse Major Fire Hits Mrs. Jim Major, Mrs. Ross|committee. Sam Brown and betes Mrs. Hatry Mercer,|Mrs. cw Richardson were @erds, flowers end ' rs. Ken Gamsby, Miss Mari-jelected to the session. gent stay in hospital. Special hanks to Kingston Store lyn Major and Miss Vicki Cot- CHAMBER OFFICERS ter attended Capping ceremon- i A. gon, nuraes and all stot of 2A." | KINGSTON (CP)--A fire ofjies at St. Joseph's Hospital,|commerce 'herd receatiy me the jer S$. Gannon ti oa origin caused an es-|Peterborough, Miss Sue Major, school was very well attended. PITTENS -- We' would like to sincere-|U™mated $100,000 damage to a|Miss Sandra Mercer and Miss| 'The fticers hi . y thank all those who helped us by|Dominion Stores Limited super-\Sandra Bowins. all of Orono : eranidie ge sag boy pdt ot sympathy PS cope ye fon -- 'a received their caps after each i - peony Geen' Yas. ement in the loss of our darling) Fire officials, who estimated|serving three months' _ proba- : ot gi ge © aun |, Gamage, shld the fee ap on, © a Gougias, Rev. L. T, McGough, Rev. A.| pear ave started in the} Mrs. Ken Gamsby spent last] C ittee -- . G. Quesnetie; Sisters # p Figpno oo Store's waste area and burned|weekend at Orillia sido with nse ry asta" Eictaitoe bachers and pupils of St Thereea's|"rough the entire produce and|Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Boyd, Brian Percy Beggs, Harry VanWeir. Shoo! and) St. Johe"s School, whitby:/meat storage sections. and Terry. The Orillia Winterjingen, Andy Suche, Clifford Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, It was Kingston's third major|Carnival being the big attrdc-|Curits, Jack Payne and Aub- (ie. and Mas. MA, Pittens end temily.'fire within a week. tion. rey 22 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH