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; ider By-law nirol Use Of Fireworks BOWMANVILLE--The police com. mittee will give consideration to the proposing of a by-law to curtain the indiscriminate use of firecrackers be- fore the Victoria Day holiday and on the public streets, Councillor 0. J. Presson, chairman of the committee told council at their regular meeting Monday night, Mr. Presson said the committee would give consideration to such a by- law with the following points in mind: limiting the sale of fire-crackers in town to a certain few days prior to the Victoria Day holiday; and, prohibiting their discharge on the public streets (other than possibly by a group go- ing together on a display). Some provisions would bé needed to permit the fireworks display at the annual picnic or on other. occasions that may occur, he pointed out. Mr. Presson also reported that pur- chasing fingerprinting equipment for the police department was approved by the committee at their recent meet- ing. He pointed out that in cases where thefts occur the premises had to be closed for one day or -more until outside police aid could be obtained -to conduct fingerprint investigation. 47th ANNUAL Thomson Given Coat Of Arms, Scots Tartan EDINBURGH, -- The Lord Lyon King of Arms arms and authorized a tartan for Roy Thomson, the Canadian publisher who is chairman of the Scotsman publica- tions and of Scottish Television Ltd. The 64-year-old publisher, born in Toronto and of "Scottish descent, has incorporated the new tartan in thel. coat of arms, which bears the motto, "never a backward step", The arg, predominantly silver, are surmounted by the motto. Be- neath is a sitting beaver with a ri- band of the new tartan slung over its right shoulder. On a shield below are a moosehead in natural colors, a as approved a coat of 4! The tartan will be recorded in the name of "the Thomsons of that ilk," an extinct Scottish Border family for whom a tartan had never been issued. Thomson's grandfather, a builder- mason, emigrated to Canada from Peebles, a Border town, The tartan iy mainly red with pale blue and black. : Storm Over Pound Rates BROUGHAM--Pickering Township council held a lengthy discussion last night" over the recommendations of the Township dogecatcher that pound fees be increased from $1 to $5 plus $1 per day; licence fees increased from $4 to $5 for females; confine females in season and require all dogs to have a licence by Jan. 16. REL on behalf of the dogcatcher. William Fairgrieve wanted to know when was the last time the dogcatcher had posted a notice in the township municipal office stating how many dogs had been caught. Mr. Falr- grieve was told that none had been posted. He told council it was thelr duty to see such notices were posted. Council should see that their by-laws are carried out. Mr, Fairgrieve said that if council raised the rates, he would personally conduct a: petition of the people in the township of Pick. ering, ' JHE GOOD DRINER THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE bth, 19688 4. Extract from a speech by Mr. F. H. Ellis, General Manager, Ontario Safety League, to Kingston Junior Chamber of Commerce, May 12, 1958, "The male driver under 25, with the skill and ability to be the best driver on the road, has more than twice the number of accidents of the older man. He NEEDLESSLY lea- ves on the roads a trail of blood, mis- ery and economic destruction. And one of the dark stains of this vast, and continuing tragedy is that we--the adults--stand by and acqui- esce. Because the remedy is within our hands. We know that we can take a 16-year-old boy and, by giving him correct driver education in high school, make him at least as safe a driver -as his father", 6. Jacking up a car for a wheel change needs extra care on the shoul- der of a super highway, points out the Ontario Safety League, A large transport passing at high speed can topple g car off a jack with the force of its "shock wave" alone, hunting "horn and two five-pointed stars, + Council decided against the recom- mendations, but urged more efficiency Best wishes and congratulations to Stone's Men's Wear / from Trent Glass Limited 839 Erskine Ave. at Lansdowne St. Peterborough 1. Driving in a station wagon on a warm day with the back open may help to create that pleasant "conver- tible" atmosphere. But, warns the Ontario Safety League, it may also "help to create a vacuum that can suck into the car, carbon monoxide and other gases being discharged through: the exhaust. . i 2, A whole forest of erect left forearms indicates 'that Ontario mo- | torists are satisfied that the warm weather is here. It may soothe the ego of a driver to demonstrate, by using one hand to hang on to the roof, that he is giving less than his best to the job of handling his car. But, points out the Ontario Safety League, the "one-arm bandit" in a car is robbing himself as well as others of a fraction of the safety- margin which is the 'right, and. the responsibility of all road users. 3. More children run into danger than away from it, the Ontario Safe- BROOKLIN SPRING FAIR Brooklin Community Park Saturday, June 7th, 1958 L HORSE and CATTLE SHOW LADIES' and CHILDREN'S CLASSES PARADE SOFTBALL HORSE RACES FUN FOR THE CHILDREN LACROSSE IN THE EVENING WHITBY BAND IN ATTENDANCE . Philosopher, poet, musician, art) series, Science Review. Broadcasts : ; critic, historian, naturalist, public Tuesdays on the Trans-Canada net-[ty League- points out. Children "A Complete Glass Service" . ADMISSION -- Adults 0c, Children under 12, 26e. Autos Bel speaker, actor, book reviewer and|work, the 30-minute program consid- | Should always be taught to walk, not Store Front Metal Entr. Ww Mirrors } run across roads. Motorists should ore l'ronts etal unirance yays mathematician--Lister Sinclair is well | ered a wide variety of scientific sub- qualified as host of the CBC radio| jects in laymans terms. always drive with the thought in mind that a running child may stumble. i -- & RE RAN hhh LCR RRS 12 IR © C Is Bathing Suits - Ladies LADIES' 12 to 20, $5.95; $7.95; $8.95; (40 to 44) 6.75, 8.95 P MEN STORE - DEPARTME [OF 2.0 OARBRANAARARRR £ Sun Suits, Terry Cloth, °1.25 COTTON PRINT 75c., 98c., $1.98 Jamaica Shorts, 12 to 20, $3.95 SLIM JIMS, Stripes and Checks $3.75 to $3.95 JERSEYS--$1.59, $1.98, $2.85 CHILDREN'S HALTERS 75c. Yard Goods - DRIP DRY COTTON BORDEN PRINTS, 95¢ yard POLISHED COTTON, 95¢. yard AWNING 85c¢. to $1.69 yard Ladies Summer Hand Bags STRAWS 1.50, $2.95. LEATHER $5.95 to $7.50 Dack Shoes $16.50, $17.95, 18.95, 24.50 Large stock and all lines available at city prices. SUMMER LINES IN STOCK NOW. CHILDREN'S--1-6 years $1.98; (8 to 14) years, $1.98-$2.98 » 0 8020808080800000008 020808080808 080 _ Fine new fabrics with the look and feel of luxury! i ALUMINUM AWNINGS THAT ROLL UP AND DOWN Tested to roll for 20 years choice of 14 Decorator Coloss over 1,000 Combinations Na Fl all ( MOTO-ROLL DOOR CANOPIES PS 208000000 0000000000200 000808080808080R0008000808080 Good Hester Nav, wt ALUMA-PORTE Push Button--it rolls | with Decorator Sides | Doubles as Car Port BEAUTY ROLL with Decorator Yalance Aluma Roll Awnings : AND DOOR CANOPIES. All prices to size--installed-- |: Prices on request. ; by Shower Gift Lines i hi 2 Il YE PILLOW SLIP SETS $2.95, $3.35, $4.25 i fio : - SLIPS and SHEETS ................... $8.25 to $10.95 i Fi 4 Th C . Sa TOWEL 3] OF 1 J $2.69 to $3.75 | ; HG 2 : 23 Ne hen. Shiing Men's Suits, high quality, $59.50 Nyli)s Co Plain or Pattern, Grey, Blue, etc., 2 pants Playday Sisman Scampers j MEN'S $5.95; BOYS' $4.95; YOUTH'S $3.85 / THE : SUMMER SHOES with foam rubber soles in Oxfords in 4 : Brighton \ : by TOOKE ' - Severn! Colours, $7.50 and $7.95 ¢ oe as bn, SA or _ Men's Oxfords, $7.95, $9.95, $10.50 = 17s a @ in = Z CO OL Light, comfortable, handsome... Eo | Sport Shirts, $3.95 Underwear for Men eo the new feeling in shoes Ea Short SI Plaid, Plain, Stripes. : y : ) i fa a ---- T Shirts, S100, "L530. 1.0% Sisman primates GI BE g Boxer Shor is $1.50 : ; iin ; ' J Leels °v m e rs Other slyles from §16 to $60 Dock's : : ' ; \ A 2 Sainte : aonreaxker Jac G p designed for comfort and quality hy i & oo | PmasSL SIIB] bre sti th oui wos gz --1 or Men . i : RR | 43 I ~ Congowall covering, 69c. running foot | P hone A | | Rexc I 'g a 9.20 | Port Perry, Ontario : A ® rl 7, exo eum, X HE : ROR BARA AAA ARORA AAAS ee 28 SERRA 4 L . 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