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...-..- 2153mm -___. * ' mmnmmmoommm GORDON TRICK EL'E CONVENTION DELEGATE IN TORONTO APRIL 3rd present them and stated that he was prepared to “go to bat” lfor lablour and was equally gprepared to assist the otherlv ftwo groups in the economy. . I The next meeting of the Dun! iham County Liberal Associa- liion which is now preparing iits fight for the forthcl'nning campaign in support of Mr.‘ \Woodyard was set for NeW-; icastle on March 23rd, 19:39. A large representative gather. in: of Liberals of Durham; l ! nl (‘lnmty a‘tez‘nlcil a Ill‘i‘illlfl' or; the Executive of the Durham; County Liberal Assn-siniizin Kalil; at 711.. "rvltlIell-‘i‘ck‘ Hail in 0%! '. 22‘ = 1; -loziilay t-‘v'ciiing, March; 922;. 1939. President 151mm! Swift of Hope Tizwnship “'21; Chairman 30f the meeting. ‘ Delegates elected to the An! ...... ! nual Meeting of the Ontario; _ , 7 _ Generosity ! Liberal Association in Toronto! Above is the new Bel Air Sport, price range introduced by, for hardtop styling, The Sport! The truly generous is the! On April 3rd, 1959 were: !Coupe.. athmiitior admits?Gen:1:11:03?tfisiisfdmgjlhitiiiaiid Sali‘rlyji‘lifffers exceptional driver; truly wise, and he who loves; E. R, “Ted" Woodyard, OrAmodel in Cievroe s m er 1 imee g ng ‘ : is y. 0110, Provincial Candidate ! ~â€"â€" ‘â€" â€"‘â€"â€"“"“""â€""""’ Gbrdon Trick, Millbrook 'elected were: i E. R. Lovekin, Newcastle !William Bragg, Darlington Mrs. Alice Clieary, Port Hope [Elmore Scott, HOpe . Mrs. Mollie Kent, Bowmanville! Harry Wade, Clarke ‘ Lawrence' Scully, Port Hope.!Thonias \Vhite. Pontypool ! l l ! . \ GEMS FROM LIFE ’5 SCRAPBOOK -....-- H-.. __ i 1not others, lives unbliest. ! â€"Henry Home. : oâ€"Jcâ€" â€"â€"-‘...r â€"-â€"-.â€" ’ _ u..â€",..- i The secret pleasure of a! l ! | 1 l ! generous act is the great minds; ‘ bribe. â€"John Dryden. ’ generous has lost the power of, being magnanimous. The best; man or woman is the most: unselfed. E venerous, may, unannounced,! â€"â€"John Caspar Lavater â€"â€"Thomas Fuller In addition the Liberal candi-! Frank Rickard, NeWcastle dates in the past election.=,éN9i1 Malcolm, Cartwright. to the donvention. Alternates: in the Association with the: . __ ililope that all persons who are! EAUGTIONEERS lt‘hemselves with the Associa- ition. Membership cards will 1.10m AUFIIONEER itive and will be sold for $1.00., Farm Stock, Furniture Real each. Proceeds from the sale! austioneer. ing Pfiovincial campaign. I . . immd will undo a privatei PHONE COLLECT Speaker of the meeting was] _ !fa1nily. - . - - - , . - ‘ Africa that have been assisted . ~ . als 1n Ontario. He urged that! bes1 RIV elâ€"Whlch flows along!lby loans from the World Bank. ! self no credlt for generosrcy, David Ford and Russell 0.? The meeting decided to? Honey are exâ€"ofi‘icio delegates: launch a drive for membership 3 interested in a Liberal Govern l i;ment in Ontario will affiliate Stanley Miner !be available in the near future ‘_ from all members of the execu- 1 ! Estate. Sales conducted ati of membership cards will be' ! Generosity, wrongly placed, reasonable ratnsbyexpenenced’ used to finance the forthcomi lbecomef‘h a vice; a princely; - IT. R. “Ted” \Noodyard who , .. . . PEIerOIough, RI 23091 advised his audience that there! A view 0f the Kariba Dam mitln'oughout Atrica, It IS 01.16! was a. trend in favour of Liber-t’Africa. Located on the Zam not several developments m k' ofth trent . . , . .. . . gvfifigfie fifitfigr-e w-a: greafi the border Of Morthein and‘NVhen completed, it W111 be one, } . p g ‘ Southern Rhodes1aâ€"the dam of the largest dams in the!t‘}1 R. JOHN PAYNE Licensed AW mg in order that you mayl PONTYPOOL ONTARIO dissatisfaction in Ontario withs, , . . owe, , 4 the Frost Government. Hells an example of the great min-1d, supplying power, water! a â€"-Sir Henry Taylor. ”hilly-1:31:13,“ said that. Liberals must winfeconomic changes takmgplaee and electricity for a Wide area: ...“..-â€" . . , . f cconverts by showing tnatthe’yf -â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"~ -~ ' _ ‘ . y . _ Phone-Comet Bethany maizufm prepared to give bett-erfgoVemment than the present i tion as a unit and that we must! 6 a5;:61;£eigaig;imu:%:;e â€"" ’_â€"___‘ ""_"‘“-’â€"‘ lgovernment in power for 17.administer , equally for aulresembles the Gieek letter ‘â€"““'â€"â€"_‘ Years. He illustrated his re-f groups Withm the economy and, Delta. ' :not tolone group to the detri l . ~ , ’ Imarks‘ With reference to the! . , - PETERBBRBUBH TEACHERS COLLEGE ! dissatisfaction with the Frost-499‘“ we “me" He ”"1 that . - h ,h f g .‘It was a. mistake for labour to! Fearlessness 1S 1 e no er 0 government by saying that; - l . ONE-Yul! AND man; COURSES are ofi‘ered ! every time Mr. Fros dismisses; thinkthat the CCF was the on y; confidence. leading to an Interim WWW} Teacher’s !a. cabinet minister it.- is like a Certificate, valid in the elementary schools 2f Ontario. § surgeon operating for a mali- M m OPENS 5m 8, 1959. Descriptive booklet ' I . ; . . . . . lonant orowthâ€"“We hope that' . . “T chm th‘Elem tarySchoo ls fOntan ,”f i” “3., . ! august.” 9 °“ . ° ° “,1"? 5:33;}: a“ but n! Durham (0. District H.S. Board | l i‘ L. ‘ . Acunsmc REQUIREMENT FOR ADMISSION: Mr. Woodyard said that we! oumua cause: in eight Grade 13 .haw. a .1 - 0 . , - l . _ . .. . pers - English - - l - illangms “01101113 111 The expenditures part ,was passed by the Board at a Special Emfifggggh shall be Composmon or, lDurham County a Thirty years Meeting held at PortgH‘ope, :March 12th. twang“: counszg ago Durham was primarily an The Receipts part is calculated on the basis of last year’s Di th School Graduation ' quna'Of 6G: alCourae. the economy is balanced be»! INTERVIEWS WITH APPLICANTS are conducted by the Committee of Selection. ' ‘ school students interested in entering Teachers’ College should apply for interview through the principal of their secondary school. Other applicants should write to: THE PRINCIPAL, PETERBOROIIGH TEACHERS’CGLLEGE ! roo BENSON mam “we?“ agriculture, labour andl may be changed when the grants are published. small business. The Liberal , !Candidate said that. he felt it 1959 BUDGET‘JCEIPTS ‘ ‘ rplus .............................. ....... $ 6w:18 his duty to give representation S“ 0; all three groups on equal lLegislative Grants baSiS and he said that the ' Pupil attendance Grant $173 x ecOnomy 0f Ontario, must func- 64 Rural School Sections at $1501. . 9,600.00 â€"! Transportation 79% or $166020. . 41,601.56 Capital Outlays $5 at $1293.03. . . . 6,465.15 Debenture Grants (as last year). . . . 62,399.18 ! . ! I.‘ I ples Meeting. When you give, take to your- S gunless you deny yourself some. St Oâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Thursday, larch 19, 1959 _‘ g g - ‘ !political party that could re- ..IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi Dead Stock: CASH for dead or crippl- ed Horses and Cows. Top price for old horses. Telephone collect Keene 83w1, if no answer Peterborough Ri-2â€"4330. Barrett Fur Farm iflflfiflflIKE.WIIIHIIIIIIII!I The Churches SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1959 ...â€"....â€" T.H.E SALVATION ARMY Captain D. McNeilly 3.0.0 p.m.â€"Sunday School in Legion Hall. “A Welcome Awaits You.” --â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"r v sâ€" ‘r' -~,,- A._____ Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada He who is afraid of mine We 3 lion Pentecostal Church MILLBROOK D. L. Johns, Pastor. Sunday Services â€"-M?~1‘}’ Baker Eddy; 10 a.m.â€"Sunday School . €11.00 a.m.â€"\Vorship Service. The generous Who IS always7.30 p.m.â€"Evening Service just, and the just who 15 alwaysisflo P.n1.â€"Wednesday, PM?" er and Bible Study. ' approach the throne of heaven. !8.00 p.m.â€"Friday, Young Peo- PARISH 01' GAVAN Anglican Church of Canada Rev. J. Edgar M. Palfrey Rector Palm Sunday Thomas’ Churchâ€"Matting at 11.00 a.m. John ’s Churchâ€"EvenSOng at 2.30 p.m. Christ Churchâ€"Evenslong at 7.30 p.m. . Wednesday in Holy Wpek The final Service of the Len- | ten Teaching Mission, in St. ’i Thomas’ Church :at 8.00 p.m. Thursday in Holy Week ”Maumdy Thursday” A memorial of the institution !of the Lord’s Supper, Holy Communlon with sermon, in ST. Thpmas’ Church at 8 p.m. Good Friday St. John’s Church, Litany ” gAnte-Communion and sermon, l at 11.00 a.m. .Christ Church, Litany, devo- tions and sermon, 2.00 p.m. 'St. Thomas’ Church, Extra. agricultural economy. TOda-V! Grant. structure and will not be final until the new Grant wrgical Gdod Friday Ser- i'iormula is received from the Department. The expected levy vice, 8.00 p.m. Easter Sunday Holy Communion St. John’s Church, 9.30 a.m. Christ Church, 11.30 a.m. St. Thoma’s Church, 2.30 Easter Monday Holy Communion St. Thomas? Church, 10 a.m. economy of Durham, like the 1293.03 ........... . .4223,<694.19 ' . p.m. A . Text Book Grants (Gr. 9 and‘10). . . ... , . spent 2,180.11 ‘ ThlsUmtodthchofCanada. Tuition-Fees to other Boards 79% Mil-fired: â€" Gavan of ”$205100 ......... , ,,,,, , 12,802.19 Mr. Stan Northrop, organist Night SchoolSalaries 72%. of and choir director, $2;438.00 1,755.36 . Refund, of AssociationaFees. . .. . . . . 125.00 Dr. J' Arthur m in charge 7 ' “O Come, Let Us Worship’. 300,622,.74 Difference in Superannuation ........ . . . . . . . . . 3,500.00 . "Fug”! Other Receipts .............................. . 1,030.00 .1000 a.m‘:â€"â€"-Smday $033001 ' ~ $11.15 armâ€"Worship Service Tatal Receipts .......................... $ 371,942.92 , Sugmisefi Nursery «luring , cnurc‘ s v . 3mm er 131“.“ Teachers’ Salaries ........... . ................ $391,00.00 , , Instructional Supplis . ..... . . . . . . .. ........ 30,500.00 9‘45 8""1""-W°I'S’hl3 Service Administration ........... ... .............. ... 24,800.00 Sunday School children with. Plant Operation .......... ......... . 55,500.00 !draw during second Hymn of Plant. Maintenance ............................ 15,700.00 !church service. Auxiliary Services ............ .. ...... . ....... 7,185.00 ~-~~~~--â€"-â€"â€"â€"- Transportation .............................. . 80,000 . 00 PRESBYTERIAN Extraneous Payments ......................... 3,000.00 _ - - Tution Fees to other Boards .................. . 18,000.00 ' Regengetiflle “and MbTOk Bank Interest ........... ...... . .......... 8000.00 ' , ater latterson, “LA" w . ,_ Minisrer Emeritus. (.afeteries .................................... 4,000.00 . , , Capital Outlays ............. . ................. 8,450.00 Gm Chm“ Mom“ Night. Sshool Salaries ..................... 3,000.00 Sunday Schoolâ€"10,45 a.m., Contingency Fund ............................ 7,307.92 i940 Cmtirâ€"vgi‘yiawchrship. . . y ,1--- 11,. ~ , en e e um ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS ! Fl"? ' g 5 ; 656,942.92 10.00 a.m.â€"Church School ‘ ' I Less Receipts 371,942.92 11.00 a.m.â€"Divine Worshipg 4 â€"â€"â€"â€" . l ’Expected Levy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ............ . 285,000.00 ! Renew Your Subscription. Bethany, 0m ,_ Mart-‘1; 3. 1.9. h-,. ..‘ The regular Council (monthly) was held on a?» v’.:- ,,,,, date. with all 11161117wa 1 uv-uvnjmt .. and Reeve Argue , 1h“ lllt‘ifllllg'. The minutes the r meeting \Vt‘l'!‘ rvatl kiwi a in ed on mothn of 31;,“ till ; ' mlm. Carried. . The following Ci'llllnllhl thins Were recviVed and )‘w; Dept. of Highways re the 1“. ing back of the old Ste-(“links N0. 35 Highway not in ‘.\~ the present time to the Tor ship road system. Two “211'“ tions for the position of \‘x a:- Fly Inspector for 19.39. (‘1. man Chemicals Ltd. re Thu 2, price list of \Varble l-‘ly l’i'wp. vaey 8: Son tender 2-~ l‘m ship warble fly i-egiiirw BUTTER GRANITE co Port Hope, Ont. Box Monuments, Markers. Corn Posts and Inscriptions. â€"â€"~ OAKLEY. STANDISB, CL- CABLEY LECE Barristers and Solicitors 425 Water Street PETEBBOROUGB, ONTARI 'r. J. Carley Q.c. (1896-19 3. o. Standish QC. '1'. E. Chute an. 3.1!. Carley 3. Com. w. C. Lee]! as. _,_,,-r “0!ng 81 Bar ecurities Phone Tum Albert Waxer 81 Walton Sole om Port DEW! WIRE T0 TORO member Brokerâ€"Dealer? aflol of Ontario ~_,.~-_.___._ Timber Wanted Hm, 'naple, Basswood, Oal Ash and Pine Timber. STANDING P3333333]: Hoy Lumber South Managua, 0mm noun 22 now one _,__ -.. â€".,_.â€"._â€"â€"â€" Dead ' Stock Remover manner was run 24-hour Service PHONE COLLECT: Peterborouh 2.2080 00ng 1787 Nick Peconi norms Good Reading for the . 1 Whole Family otters - Facts '5' F 8"" fl 4! g ’ . 5 ‘f‘: 9. ° ‘ «235: it; Bean-n . - A . .- or , I.,» we CF: 1 5-:cncc . .5 .. ._ ..., - ‘ 0:3 ‘;ffi'-.‘Gy S: , Eosfcn :'. - ...- 203:1 5c." n;ws:c;ier to: the 17"! cinema-c. E'cissca' ind my check or‘ rho-icy order. ‘. year 515 :l ! 6 months 59 3 3 non": $4.50 a Name Address ‘