iaittsibi jfs rairwsywtsrot js mino sjmillwork doors sash cabinets stairs 5 frames scrkhs prompt service 5 free estimate 11 water st tr 79771 rosedale floral j flowers i for all occasions wedding work corteges a specialty cut flowers and funeral designs 32 i burlington oakvihe brampton headers in other parts of toe eoantrj will pardon it u i torn the spotufbt into my own back yard for once i cant help it as a loyal bruce penlnsulan rm in such a state ot flaming lndio nation that- my blood is boiling did you read that piece of as inine advice offend by the tor onto civil defence erganbationt when asked hat the people of toronto should do in case the city was hit by a i bomb do vou knew what this o of boobs replied lt stated that the survivors were to head for the bruce penmsule well all i can say is hold it boys youve off the rails around the bend your lid is nipped and your marbles are rolling all over the place in addition over my dead body things are bad en ough around here now what with the commercial fishing gone dud and the sewage system needing sn overhaul dont lets pile horror on top of calamity what a colossal nerval just like that theyre solos to walk in on os w eo reach as a by-your- rva in bag i st tr 72952 we wire flowers 4n on guaranteed investments 3 to 10 years amount 100 to s50000 interest paid june december enquiries invited halton peel trust savings thirds the city e tereedo shell s of s1eo for the so rt will fusses antra thafs cheep when of sense of the people i think ll be fourth the city of toronto shall maintain at all times in the cellars cupboards- and rootbouses of the bruce peninsula sn smple supply of foodstuffs to feed for two years the entire population of toronto nothing fancy just a few thousand tons of canned hsms a couple of billion feet of salami ten or twelve freight cars ot amok ed oysters and about 20 million worth of liquor just the essent wen there b is the point plan for the evacuation s tor- onto simple end sensi weve set rosea for them ell up here on the bruce fetdnsom phot dean elr courteous drtveis end e lot of ether things theyeeuldnt even buy in the city i theyre seri ous shout earning here when the bomb arrives well talk turkey going tuesday auoust ivth to saturday september 6th ind return limit september 10th for tare end a n service it local agent run r- mill r toutyht ust lut so many shiftless i dont notice toronto saying here weve got too much indus try the towns getting too big and rich lets send some of our new industries up to the bruce peninsula we belitbour there with tourist literature extollinv the beauties of- mir p so where do they po on holkuys they go to fitaskoka or lake simcoo or bala and muddla around happily wfth rtmajuncts of other hogtowrwrs no it just wont do and i m afraid the toronto civil def nee is going to hate to come up with another snapp idea because if the tr to force it of course wc will secede all e get now from toronto is a ft ntis newspapers and some lous tv programme toronto on the o h r hand utuld be in dire straits if wc stopped sending them our choice beef and dairj products along with 98 per cent of our brightest oung people as soon as the re old enough to work and if thy tried to get tough about it wed stop them cold wo have enough stones on the broc peninsula to build barricade that would mako tn greet wall of china look like a curbing and we have what is probably the most con centrated collection of rifle and snotgun exports that aver slipped up a trail one jump ahead of a game warden if it came to a siege wed he handsomch on beef pork lamb tendon and trout we e plenty of milk and were almost surrou ded b fresh water we have t ough timber to keep our iomc fires burning fr fort ears it would be tougher to crack than txoj now all this may seem a little farfet but ive rounded the opinion of the natives pretty thor oughly and they ndy to fight to the death against an invasion that would make those of genghis khan look like a sunday afternoon visit from the relative don t think we re completely cold blooded about this whole thing we realize that toronton tans are people too or near en ough and as christian souls we d be duty bound to give them a hand if worst came to worst llewovoe left not make this a oneway deal after all the u s and britain f expected to sub sidise countries they plan to in vade in caa of necesarty were willing to take in the hegtowners on certain cxmdhkma ive been emtthorfeed by the shadow cabinet i of the te bruce peninsula republic to offer toronto fhe tol- i owing terms first from now until the bomb all torontonians will pledge to spend all their vacations on the bruce peninsula and their money freely while here second an an iiual tribute of oil and coal suf ficient to heat every home on the bruce peninsula shall be paid by the city of toronto the bomb might come in winter and they d expect to be warm when we took them in terms olfee well sac what council md tic vote council vetoes joining bell rate protest with briw reference to a herald editorial congratulating council for taking no action on the proposed boll telephone rate rise a motion was finally placed on the table by cm hyde and harrison last tuesday to support opposition to it by the canadian federation of mayors and municfc pauties and pay up to 1 cent per capita in legal costs with crs sykes and gunn and deputy reeve gray absent from the meeting a recorded vote was asked and mayor armstrong cast he deciding vote against joining the antibell forces the movers got support from keeve bar gent and were opposed by crs mcgilvray elliott and the mayor the discussion and motion fol lowed reading of a letter from the federation which pointed out its successful opposition last fall to a rate rise and its intention to again cooperatively share costs of fighting the request again we stuck our necks out before and if we dont oppose it this time wefll be admitting we made a mistake said cr hyde notwithstanding the press i think we were right last time said reeve sargent pointing out that the board of transport com missioners had cut down the phone companys original request before it was entirely vetoed by the fed- ml bo ml ftedf before it is allowed v anartrttsjt rttd that bauaneasss mem to bo nan- eral wo shouldnt get mixed up in it again was cr mcgqvrays o- plniost weve read the heralds edi torial and heard the bells aide of the story presented at council recently said the mayor we should have some idea by now whether wc want to oppose it or not cr hyde said the bell company had presented their case well but he thinks they are trying to get everything from one end the government supported us in vetoing a rate rise if theres any danger of the companys op erations being affected by not letting them earn higher rates i dont think the government will veto it again he said tm not saying their case is right or wrong but i think it should be opposed so all the arguments can be heard unless we have a good reason for opposing well be like the irishman who landed in new york and asked if they had a govern ment so he coutd oppose it com mented the mayor no one wants to pay any more money for any thing but are there reasons cr hyde pointed out that the j phone company has a monopoly most private business is ruled by 1 competition and if this isnt pre- too as fax as prioa la conened and nenftoned salt beer bread said steel as some products which seem to- have not much price differential between companies right or wrong 1 cent per capita is cheap to have proper opposition to see if a rate rise is justified said cr hyde reeve sargent said that al though opposed to a rate rise he was also opposed to a motion to oppose it because be feared from comment around the table that it would not pass if we sit quietly we can ac complish our end without fanfare he continued a defeated motion will get wide publicity a 250 grant to esquesing ag ricultural society to assist in op erating the 1958 fair at george town was made after a fair offi cial perc cleave appeared to request the usual grant action on applying for addi fdonal road subsidy on priming and chipping roads in delrex was delayed when cr fred harrison said he would like the engineer to explain the situation before he would favour it a motion had been prepared for this but was not presented mayor armstrong explained that the engineer feels that priming and chipping should immediately extra heat ot eetes et eeee ay p a mosta hbtt he tae aease ted vrkh ex ssmasttstse eat i qm tired air tke tk si -crake- see se trees tke ell it i ii j fcaaas ns w leeer esse sse ye smarts dealer ler ike fell etasr e seanaaveaenoweeke rhthompson hardware oil gas heating hardware l plulvulng pttofm tr 72971 follow work which delrex is to do on gra and ditches that the town should be in a post tion to go ahead as soon as 1 delrex part of the work is do maryland girl visits georgetown pen pal mane laird daughter of air and mrs del laird 5 queen st had a dream come true last sun day and monday when a pen pal with whom she has been corres ponding for several years came to visit with her and her family mr an mr robert mathews of havre deksrace maryland brought their diugbter wanda here to canada solely to visit with her pen pal it was the first time the girls who have become great friends through their letters had met look wws wearing her immediate cash adjustment gracious what next a body can hardly keep tip with things these days what with dogs spinning around in the sky and all and now all this excitement about changing over your victory bonds t stws sorry to see mine go had it so long you know bnt when offer apprhcs only to wartime victory bonds fob example a 500 8th series victory bond exchanged for a 500 conversion bond paying 4h p 7 w- in cash immediately the higher interest will yield 2250 pet- year instead of the present iis see your snrestststsst dealer stockbroker bank trust or ioeui company todays the young man at the bank explained that these near bonds paid more interest well 1 know a good thing when i see it and besides he gave me a nice cash adjustment which i straightaway spent on a new bonnet like it convert your 3victory bonds earn up to 4vi on the new canada conversion bonds