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e CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING â€" | COMING EVENTS | Thistletown â€" Community â€" Hall, dancing every Saturday evening, old time and modern. We welcome beginners. Three miles north of Weston, on Weston Rd. xâ€"8â€"tf WONDER BAKERIES _ "Jungle io io esnt t w Bread" film coming to Central United Schoolroom, Monday evenâ€" ing March 10th under the auspices of Group 2 Womans‘ Association: oâ€"9â€"1t rent small house, in or near Weston, on or about March 22. Please phone Zone 4790, after 9 p.m. 3 oâ€"9â€"1t AT ONCE, reasonably priced furâ€" nished accommodation for couple and four children. Write Box 904. oâ€"9â€"1t AIR FORCE Officer would like to fourâ€"six room apartments for supervisory personnel. Phone RU. 1â€"1561 before 5 p.m., or write Box 903. xâ€"9â€"1t L‘RGI_‘INTLY 71~e(1\;irgd, apartment 4â€"686 ACCOMMODATION, prefgrablx furnished, for young couple and boy, 3, from Hayes, M.X. Barnes Princess 2307. oâ€"9â€"1t basement apartment, tile floor, heated, private entrance, one child welcome, 62 Walsh Ave. (at Main N.o. oâ€"9â€"1t NE_IW pl_ant in north end requires or house. R. Clarison, 78 Roseâ€" mount Ave., Weston, phone ZAnne SINGLE room and board in friendâ€" ly home wanted by middleâ€"aged man. Mr. A. Vitols, 21 Denison Rd. W., Weston. oâ€"9â€"1t LARGE, two roomed, unfurnished rooms and bath, private enâ€" trance, rent reasonable. Business girls preferred. Apply 236 Main St. N., or phone 1020â€"W. xâ€"9â€"1t BASEMENT apartment, two large 77(’);79T[‘(;flt5, $5 up: The: Family Tog Shop, 3134 Dundas West, JU 3414. xâ€"4â€"tf CHILDREN‘S coats, $§_up;_n|oq's laviddAl, buokUALi 26, 199% SMART Martha Washington and Richledge stainless three piece bathroom set, white $160 to $189. Colored $274, complete with beautiâ€" ful chromed fittings. Air condiâ€" tioning furnaces, $295. Special ofâ€" fers to plurabers and builders, too. Save many valuable dollars, buy with confidence and have a nicer ho me. Satisfaction guaranteed. Extra â€" discounts off â€" catalogue prices if we supply everything you need for complete plumbing or heating installation. Catalogue inâ€" cludes litho photos of main fixâ€" tures, prices and installation diaâ€" grams. Sclect style of sinks, cabâ€" inets, laundry tubs, shower, stoves, refrigerators. Pressure water sysâ€" tems, oil burners, septic and oil tanks, etc. Visit ®r write Johnson Mail Order Division, Streetsville Hardware, _ Streetsville, Ontario. Phone 261. CRIB, large size, natural finish, with mattress, good condition, $20; play pen, $4. Phone 1496â€"R. 4 H.P. MOTOR, 25 cycle, $8; man‘s bicycle, $15; ladies‘ rollâ€" fast bicycle, $30; Quebec heater, large size, $15.. Phone 126â€"W. LLOYD baby carriage, blue conâ€" vertible; also small crib, good condition, $20 for both. Apply 90 Gilhaven Ave., Westmount. _ oâ€"9â€"1t mel, four burner gas stove, good condition. Phone 626â€"R, Weston. SIXâ€"piece kitchen #uite, natural finish. trimmed with red, good condition. _ Apply 21 Tilden Cres., Westmount, {'Vl‘stnn. 6â€"9â€"2¢ FINDLAY automatic. white ena (With Drapery Valance) Carpets â€" Drapes â€" Tracks Metal Awnings â€" Plastic Wall Tile â€" Oil Burners Bill Johnston, Kingsview Village Weston 461â€"M Recessed Bathtubs $60.00 $ $ There‘s Money In Your Clothes Closet $.$% IF YOU have in your wardâ€" robe, serviceable, Saleable garments not in use ... someâ€" thing perhaps you have just tired of, or the children have outgrown ... turn them i n t o money. Bring them to THE + ® * x Family Togs _ sHOP "CLOTHES FOR YOU â€" AS GOOD AS NEW!" We sell GOOD used clothing on Commission. All garments MUST be cleaned and pressed. 3134 DUNDAS ST. W. JU. 3414 Closed Mondays Open Friday Nights ACCOMMODATION WANTED Steven A. Mitchell 1214 College St. KE. 0009, Reverse Charges APARTMENT TO LET BELA VENETIAN BLINDS CANADA‘S FINEST Ladies and Gents ARTICLES FOR SALE Exclusive designs, TAILORING yâ€"Bâ€"f oâ€"9â€"1t oâ€"9â€"1t xâ€"9â€"16 Dâ€"1t condition, including smoke pipes. Apply 17 Queens Dnr?ve. \__ xâ€"9â€"1t SIDEWALK â€" bicycle, $10; Bird SINGER treadle sewing machine, _ good condition. Best offer. Phone 1641â€"W. xâ€"9â€"1t axles, wheels and tires, springs, $25 each. Apply W. Newton, 8 Brownlea Ave., Westmount. oâ€"9â€"1t ONe Quebec cook stove, in good o oge e in d o o at cage and stand, $6. Apply 2639 Keele St. Phone 2319â€"J. xâ€"9â€"1t WICKER | baby businjue with stand, $5. Phone 2161â€"J. _ oâ€"9â€"1t ‘30 PLYMOUTH front or rear good condition, body fair. Phone 986â€"J. 0â€"9â€"1t ‘39 PLYMOUTH coach, heater, EXPERIENCED _ woman â€" wants housework by day. Phone 1227â€"J. YOUNG mother will take care of baby, $10. a week, or preâ€"school age child, $7. a week, while mother works. Apply to Box 902. _ oâ€"9â€"1t WOMAN wants housework by the GARAGE wanted, in vicinity of Janeâ€"Wright Ave., Phone Wesâ€" ton 78â€"M. xâ€"9â€"1t HOUSEKEEPER wanted for two adults, private bedrooms, sitting room, _ bath, radio, automatic washer. Heavy laundry sent out. Apply 33 Pine St. or phone Zone 4391 xâ€"9â€"1t day, in Weston or Mt. Dennis. Phone MU. 9578. 3 oâ€"9â€"1t AGENTS wanted to sell our 225 fiNTED; woman to take care of two children, week days only. Apply Mrs. D. Long, 301 Church St., Weston, after 6.30. xâ€"9â€"1t Jito Products from door to door: Toiletries, culinary, medicines, doâ€" mestic, tea, coffee, etc. Available territories in vicinity. Assure yourâ€" self ofi income of $50 to $60 per week. NO RISK. $18 needed. De‘ tailsâ€"JITO: 5130 St. Hubert, Montreal. xâ€"6â€"4t Canaries, good singers, large chrome cages, also enamel cages. Mrs. T. lfilton, 31 Main St. S., Weston. _ _ â€" 0â€"8â€"2t EXPERIENCED person to take charge of vegetables and fruit. Apply Bridgman‘s Market, 31 Main St. N., phone 344. oâ€"9â€"1t BUDGIE Birds, Hartzs Mountain Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont. â€"â€" yA duties. Rent a General Electric floor polisher, $1.25 per day. Deâ€" livered. Moffat Store, 1291 Wilson Ave., Zone 4â€"666. xâ€"2â€"if mily, long lease required, Wesâ€" ton or vicinity. Apply Box 901. _ HYGIENIC S__u pplies, (rubber LADIES! Lighten your household HOUSE wanted to rent for faâ€" HAVE a cold wave permanent for spring. Styled by licenced operâ€" ator. Phone 767â€"W. xâ€"6â€"12t Modern groceteria and meat shopâ€" fully equipped, with steady turnâ€" over. Owner selling on account of illness. Purchase can be arranged at cost of stock, and purchaser can take over immediately. â€" Full inâ€" formation will be given enquiries by appointment through this office. $150 month, lovely, modern, 6 roomed home, side drive, garage, all conveniences. Immediate posâ€" session. Suitable tenant may have lone term lease. If you wish to locate anywhere within the Weston area, we have Homes at prices which are right. Some good ALL CASH buys. for part time work. Knowâ€" ledge of office routine preâ€" ferred. Stuart Mercer BUILDING SUPPLIES HILTON BLOCK TOM SCOTT GROCERYâ€"MEATS wWESTON DISTRICT EMPLOYMENT WANTED HELP WANTEDâ€"Female REALTOR 2837 DUNDAS T. WEST TORONTO 10", 8, 6 Plain and Rock Face Phone Weston 865 662 SCARLETT ROAD ZONE 4â€"238 ARTICLES FOR SALE HELP WANTEDâ€"Male PET STOCK FOR SALE PROPERTIES FOR SALE BUILDING SUPFLIES GARAGE WANTED Times and Guide €OOD TYPIST WANTED Apply Box 905 CARS FOR SALE HOUSES WANTED HELP WANTED FOR RENT PERSONAL oâ€"8â€"4t oâ€"9â€"3t gage. For appointment call M. L. ‘(‘isrza’;um, Real Estate Broker, Zone vicinity of the CPR station. Apply Alex Thompson, 69 English St., Brampton, Ont. oâ€"9â€"1t $9500â€"A real nice solid brick bunâ€" galow, four rooms with bath, one year old. $3500 down, open mortâ€" SIX or seven room house, in transportation, brer:ilifl;x';{(;i)fitr)i"\- al. Apply 10 Victoria West or phone Zone 4â€"722. xâ€"8â€"tf WA&M, comfortable room, all conâ€" veniences, breakfast â€" optiqnal. Bhone Zone 4245. xâ€"9â€"1t COMFORTABLE room, close to ONE furnished room, breakfast business section. Phone Weston 1572â€"J. oâ€"9â€"1t RQOMS, gentlemen preferred, near ette, Frig., continuoixs_hort"\;w;afitie:x:, garage if desired. Phone 981â€"W. Westmount. oâ€"9â€"1t optional, Jane and Wilson area. Reasonable. Call Mrs. Gray, WA. 4636, 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. oâ€"9â€"1t BEDSITTING room and kitchenâ€" as kitchen, sitting, bedroom on main floor, Would suit business couple or business girls. Apply 182 Lawrence Ave. E., Weston. TWO furnished bedrooms. 56 Grattan St. LARGE room in new bungalow, suit couple, or two ladies. Furâ€" nished optional. Apply 45 Hayâ€" market Rd. (Janeâ€"Wilson distrigt). oâ€"9â€"1t FURNISHED .oom, private enâ€" MT. DENNIS, bedâ€"sitting room, BEDROOM and kitchen, suit grill privileges, Christian home. MU. 6727, xâ€"9â€"1t trance. Apply 62 Walsh Ave. (at Main N.). oâ€"9â€"1t couple, baby welcome, or two girls. Apply 5 Lockerbie St. (Pelmo Pk. district). oâ€"9â€"1t hot water, suitable for gentleâ€" man. Apply 940 Scarlett Rd. (near. Lawrence). Phone 398â€"W. _ oâ€"9â€"1t LARGE room in new home, neai SINGLE front room, continuous BRIGHT, front, bedâ€"sitting room SCARLE’I‘?‘\gixon Rd. area, furâ€" nished rooth in new home. Board in modern apartment. Phone LY. 0919. xâ€"0â€"1t nished roomh in new home. Board optional. Phone 2067â€"M. xâ€"9â€"1t transportation, suit 2â€" 83 gentleâ€" men. Phone 2063â€"W. oâ€"9â€"1t FURNISHE recreation room, hot and cold water, in oil heated home. Suitable for young couple or two gentlemen. Phone 1523â€"J. TWo large bright rooms, unfurnâ€" ished, sink in kitchen, good cupâ€" boards, Keeleâ€"Wilson, adults preâ€" ferred. RE. 9297. xâ€"9â€"1t floor polisher for rent, regular rates. Al&ha Engineering Co., Weston. Urray 0509, %Jenton 1922. xâ€"50â€"tf and repairs reasonable. Houses, garages, recreation rooms, trim, cupboards. For estimates phone Rumsey Bros., Contractors, Zone 4â€"679, 2009â€"W. . xâ€"14â€"tf RON‘S floor service, floors cleanâ€" CARPENTRY. building alterations J. M. BRUYNS ed, waxed and polished, windows cleaned. Work guaranteed. Free estimates. R. Hill, OX. 7404. FLOOR sander and edger and ROOM and board for two gentleâ€" men. Phone 1125â€"R. 0â€"9â€"2t BRICK, Block and Concrete llyini reflairs and alterations. Dona Black. Phone 2294â€"W. xâ€"9â€" REAL ESTATE BROKER 8 Balmoral St. Weston Call Zone 4â€"444 Anytime WESTON PROPERTIES ‘Thorough Musical Trainâ€" ing derived from interestâ€" ing, enjoyable instruction." PLANO BENJAMIN L. ROSE Music Studio 54 John St. Westor ZONE 4â€"683 'lAg)y ROOMS TO LETâ€"Unfurnished ROOMS TO LETâ€"Furnished IN MT. DENNIS * PROPERTIES POR SALE Musical Instruction PROPERTIES WANTED WESTON DUPLICATING SERVICE ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES OFFERED ROOMS TO LET ZONE 4â€"637 1746 JANE ST. TRUMPETâ€" THEORY Apply xâ€"9â€"1t oâ€"9â€"1t § MODERN Floor Service â€" Floors cleaned, waxed and polished. Any kind of flooring brought h:? like new. Painted walls washed. Work guaranteed. Free estimates. Phone A. Corras, LL. 9584. DRAPES, custom made from your material, estimates free, no waitâ€" ing. Phone 2278â€"J or 1447â€"J. xâ€"6â€"tf __ A. Lyon _ MU, 2706 ° 1034 Weston Rd. _ (Reverse Chgs.) IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM CHARLES HOGG, Deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of William Charles Hogg, late of the Village of Thistletown, in the County of York, deceaaed, who died on or about the 17th day of January, 1952, are fequired to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 20th day of March, 1952. After that date, the Administratrix will proceed to distribute the estate, having regard only to the claims of which she then shall have had notice. DATED the 19th day of Februâ€" ary, 1952 _ _ _ _ _ _0 _ In the Estate of Bessie Pratchett, Widow, Deceased. 1 All persons having claims against the estate of Bessie Pratâ€" chett, late of the Townshig of Etobicoke, in the County of York, who died on or about the 18th day of November, 1951, are required to file proof of same with the underâ€" signed on, or before, the 20th day of March, 1952. After that date the Administrator will proceed to disâ€" tribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which he then shall have notice. DATED the 18th day of Februâ€" ary, 1952. GEORGE TAVENDER, Administrator, by Fraser and Bull, Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers, Weston, Ont., Solicitors for the Administrator. York North MPP Guest Of Honor At Armour Hts. Major A. A. (Lex) Mackenzie, MC, MPP, member for York North, and Mr. Hollis E. Beckett, QC, MPP, (1), will be the guests of honor at the rally which is being sponsored by the Women‘s Proâ€" gressive Conservative Association of York North and the Women‘s Progressive Conservative Associâ€" ation of Lansing. ; Among the guest speakers will be Mrs. R. B. Downing, federal orâ€" ganizer for women for the provâ€" ince of Ontario, and at the close of the meeting refreshments will be served. The rally is open to the public andâ€"will be nonâ€"political; its chief purpose will be to give the people of the.two ridings an opâ€" portunity to meet and talk with the two men who represent thetn in the Provincial Legislature which opened on February 21st. MT. DENNIS UPHOLSTERING Cubmaster Owen Cook of the Fifth Brantford (Ont.) Wolf Cub Pack recently wasâ€"privileged to inâ€" vest three brothers, all the same age, as Tenderpad Cubs. George, John and Donald Robinson, eightâ€" yearâ€"old triplets, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Robinson, were added to â€" Canada‘s _ steadilyâ€"increasing Scout membership. The game hog of the twoâ€"legged variety seemsto be the only preâ€" dator who can boast of "constituâ€" tional rights." No species of the wildlife realm kills as wantonly or with such comparative immunity. Residents of the ridings of York North and York East will have an opportunity to meet their members of the Legislative Assembly at a "Meet Your Member Rally" which is being held in Armour Heights School on Wilson Avenue, on Monâ€" day evening, March 3rd. Notice To Creditors And Others J. FOX 14 Roxaline 1113â€"W Notice To Creditors And Others _ On Budget Terms If Desired Chesterfields andâ€"Chairs Studio Couches, Davenports Recovered and Repaired SLIP COVERS __ MADE TO ORDER _ Adjustments & Motorizing Estimates Cheerfully Given Nordic Agent . naw Sm mt on 22120 I have plenty of buyers on hand anxious to locate in Weston, Maiton or Woodbridge area. No home too small or too large. Appraisal freeâ€"no obligation. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS SERVICES OFFERED JOHN MASON â€" BROKER UPHOLSTERING + _ ZONE 4â€"236 â€" REVERSE CHARGES â€" MARGARET HOGG, Administratrix, by Fraser and Bull, Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers, Weston, Ont. Solicitors for the Administratrix. TIMES AND GULDE, WESTON HOMES WANTED IMMEDIATELY U RGENT Household Finance Corporation of Canada announces the recent apâ€" pointment of Mr. Robert T. Patterâ€" son as manager of their branch office in Weston. Mr. Patterson has worked in various Ontario offices and has latterly been assistant manager of theâ€" Toronto branch at Dundas and Keele. Devotees of the ancient Scottish art of curking come into their own â€"motion pictureâ€"wiseâ€"with the release of â€" Associated â€" Screen Studios‘ February Canadian Camâ€" eo short subject, The Roaring Game. Canadian Studio Releases Film On The Roaring Game This is the first time that a moâ€" tion picture has been produced on curling, and it appropriately feaâ€" tures Ken Watson, of Winnipeg, or as he is known to curlers on this continent, "Mr. Curler." One of the world‘s outstanding curlers, Watâ€" son has thrice skipped rinks to Canadian curling championships. This oldâ€"worla game has been adapted to the pace of the new, and today it is a fastâ€"moving, exâ€" citing sport that has swept across the northern half of the North Amerxican continent. In western Canada, particularly, the craze has been greatest. Out on the prairies they start curling at a very tender age, and Regina boasts of the largest juvenile curling group in the country, known as the "Jam Tin League." This odd title derived from the fact that the young players make their own "stones" out of concreteâ€"filled 5â€" lb. jam tins. The picture mentions that the curling fraternity now numbers in the hundreds of thousâ€" ands, which all adds up to the startling fact that there are more curlers than golfers in Canada! A flashback in The Roaring Game shows quarrying operations in the isle of Ailso Craig, the only spot in the world where suitâ€" able granite for curling stones is found. The camera reveals that the pieces of blasted rock are chosen for their fine grain and uniform texture, their toughness and their evenness of color, while techniques handed down from generation to generation produce each year over two thousand pairs of stones. This motion picture had its world premiere in Winnipeg late in January during the playing of the annual Manitoba bonspiel, and hundreds of bonspiel participants attended its showing. Direction of The Roaring Game was handled by Gordon Sparling, while the script was written by Associated Screen Studio film diâ€" rector, John McDougall, a eurler of no mean repute himself. The musical score which has a delightâ€" ful Scottish motif was written by Lucio Agostini, celebrated: Canaâ€" dian musician. 123456 What‘s the most pressing busiâ€" ness on a farm these days? Why, cider, of course. ROBERT T. PATTERSON James Hector Lithgow, who joined the Manufacturers Life in 1908 as a $5 a week clerk in its Actuarial Department, was elected president ‘of the company at a board of directors meeting on Dec. 13. The appointment of Mr, Lithâ€" gow fills the vacancy caused by the death on Nov. 25 of the late president, Melvile Ross Gooderâ€" Insurance Firm Elects A New President Born in Bobcaygeon, Ontario, in 1890, the son of James and Mary (Long). Lithgow, he was educated in local public and high schools and at Trinity College School, in Port Hope, Ont. At the age of 17 he began his career with the Manufacturers Lffe in Toronto and 11 years later, in 1919 was apâ€" pointed Assistant Actuary. During this time he served two years overâ€" seas with the Canadian Field Arâ€" tillery during World War I. Apâ€" pointments came in regular sucâ€" cession after his return to civilian life. In 1924 he was appointed Actuary, in 1930 Assistant General Manager and: Actuary, in 1931 General Manager and Actuary, and in 1935 General Manager. He became a member of the board of directors in 1936 and eight years later was elected viceâ€"president and general manager. Mr. Lithgow‘s rapid promotion was due in part to his wide techâ€" nical background, the achievement of many years of intenisve study in the actuarial field, In 1911, three years after he had joined the Manufacturers Life, he became an Associate of the Actuarial Society of America. The following year he became an Associate of the Instiâ€" tute of Actuaries of Great Britain, and in 1923 he became a Fellow of the Actuarial Society of America. Despite his heavy executive reâ€" sponsibilities at the Manufacturers Life, he has found time to serve the Life Insurance industry in a number of capacities. He is a past president of the Canadian Life Inâ€" surance Officers‘ Association and of the Insurance Institute of Toâ€" ronto. In 1936â€"37 he served as president of both the Life Insurâ€" ance Institute of Canada and the Dominion Mortgage and Investâ€" ment Association. In 1934 he preâ€" sided at one of the sessions of the International Conference of Acâ€" tuaries in Rome. Mr. Lithgow is well known in %5 MAIN ST. NORTH RICHARDSON FURNITURE & ELECTRIC . _ . COME IM TODAY . . . SEE FOR YOURSELF wHy THE WESTINCHOUSE "VALUE PAIR" is YOUR BesT BUY1 ___ WESTINGHOUSE RANGES From $289.00 LIBERAL TRADEâ€"IN ALLOWANCE 20 Reasons Why the 20 Reasons Why the V%stinghouse VVestmghouse DELUXE ELECTRIC RANGE 8 CUBIC FOOT REFRIGERATOR I1s YOUR BEST BUY! I1s YOUR BEST BUY! Up to §$100 Trade in Allowance on your Refrigerator Miracle Oven . . . Evenâ€"Fle Oven Mest Distribution . . . Removable Oven Elements and Racks . . . Oven Interior Signalite . . . Smokeless Broiler Pan and Rack . . . Contrels Out of the Steant Zone . . . Corex Meating Units . . . Removable Drip Pans . . . Fiveâ€"Meat Control . . . Telâ€"sâ€" Giance Switches . . . Minute Minder . . . Lighted Cooking Suriace . . . Allâ€"Stee! Wrapâ€"Around Body . . . Aci¢â€" Resistant Porcelsin Enamel . . . Warming and Storage "Although strikes and rumors of strikes make the headlines, peaceâ€" ful negotiation of union contracts is the rule rather than the excepâ€" tion today," it was stated by Hon. Miltor F. Gregg, Minister of Labor, in commenting on a study of colâ€" lecting agreements made by the Economics and Research Branch of his Department. The minister pointed out that most of the agreements, of which the department has a record, are reâ€"negotiated each year with relâ€" atively little disruption to producâ€" tion. Although 4,862, such agreeâ€" ments were in force in‘ Canada during 1950, only 55 work stopâ€" pages took place as a result of diffi;ulties encountered in their negotiation or reâ€"negotiation The following table shows the steady increase during the postâ€" war years in the number of workâ€" ers employed under provisions of Collective Agreements: The number of wage and salary workers in Canada covered by proâ€" visions of collective agreements in 1950 stood at 1,282,000, an increase of 4.6 per cent over 1949. Year 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 Negotiation Of Contracts Is _ Rule Not Exceptionâ€"Gregg _ _ Year Under Agreement 19460 .ommmmanmnemmmmmememing 995,736 1947 ...oommmomemmcnsememin. $190,850 1948 .â€"â€"mmmemmemmmmmcame 1:014,548 1949 ..â€">â€"â€".â€"ncommmumic 4,2905,000 1950 «oommmmmemmmmmmmmcee 1282,006 The number of workers covered by agreements in Canada during 1950 exceeded union membership reported to the department by Canadian financial circles and is presently serving as a Director of Corporate Investors Ltd., of Senâ€" tinel Securities of Canada Ltd., and of the Chartered Trust Company. In Mr, Lithgow‘s 20 years as General Manager, the company has experienced constant growth in both size and in international reputation as a sound financial organization. At the beginning of 1931, the business in force amountâ€" ed to $529,000,000 and the assets of $109,000,000. At the end of 1951, the business in force will have nearly trebled to over $1,440,â€" 000,000 while assets will have inâ€" creased fourâ€"fold to $450,000,000. Mr. Lithgow is married and has one son, and two daughters. His son, Major Charlc Lithgow, has recently returned from a tour of duty in Korea with the Canadian forces. 1234‘6 No. of Workers WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS From $319.00 n 25 and 60 cycle Super Freezer . . . Convenient 1ooâ€"Cube and Dessert Trays ... Frozen Food Storage . . . Meat Keeper . . . Humidrawer . . . Bottle Space Compartment . . . 8 Cubicâ€"Foot Capacity . . . Porcelainâ€"Ename! Food Liner . . . Storâ€"Dor . . . "Economiser" Mechanism . . . Hermetically Sealed (Re Oiling) . . . Silent Watchman . . . Turret Top Cabinet . . . Spaceâ€"Saving Design . . . Dulux Finish . . . Tripiok Door «. . Fiveâ€"Year Protection Plaa BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED LY. 2626 â€" 253,484. Union membership as #0 reported at the end of 1950 was 1,028,521. The divergence in tha figures covering union membership and workers covered by collective agreements is due mainly to th@ fact that collective agreements ap» ply to all workers in the hr.l.iz unitâ€"union members â€" and union members alike. The percentage of the total num» ber of wage and salary workers im Canada who were covered by col= lective agreements in 1950 was 34.8. The numbers under agreeâ€" ment in certain main industrial groups expressed as a percentage of total paid workers in the indusâ€" try were: forestry, 47.0; mining, 72.1; manufacturing, 49.1; trade, 7.0; construction, 43.9; transporâ€" tation and communication, 77.3; public utilities, 51.3; service, 10.8. _ Full details of the survey are carried in the December issue of the Labour Gazette. 123456 Chapleau, Sask., is the centre of an ared where sodium sulphate, vital to the newspaper industry, is found in quantity, "No, no, Riroy. This linet" t h