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U, Ituyb'udnuouutupn. ol' let. 10uilkq_gl‘nuhlg_|gp- JknitSt-Gritittuveduut. HUIIIMY. m I. {It It in n Christan "" thin unit]. nun! Undo! th- Ytatid. trusutwomlualdthum eventanltr ”and Id would you believe ib-tw,o _urtu, Aol4mt ot 25m; [mud the :0th on. of Mr. Ind Mm. Wood. and their two Now let's my “on; to July and during the tint watt the hub-n4 is getting the car in tip hp than and making nun the tire. no in good condition. July 12 qrrived-.-the day of the start of their nation, By 7 p.m. they were " Harrison Park, Owen Sound - the 2 mm erected, the {unily seated " I table having supper. Yes, the Woodl possess n g burner guolene hot plate. At 10.80 all were in the ham tents. Hubby Ind wife invested in 2 air mnttreues in June, Bo, the ground was not felt. Boys-well, usually they can deep on any sort of ground but mind you the family had brought Ilong 2 ground sheets --a necessity for ctmping._ . Wit. Enrica: docidn a break- {ut that I)” bu to visit the beauty parlour for I final "Hair- do"l Jack the hubby was hand to say 'Oh you women"! Anyway the hlirdo time WIS well spent t so read on'., _ By 9 mm. the next day the family was on the road again, passing Hepworth and Winnon and were in Tobermory in time for lunch Ind the S.S. Nerisle which left for South Bay Mouth-- Manitoulin Island It 8 pm. Said Henrietta to Jack as the boat began to roll as she hit the north channel, "Just " well I had that hairdo yesterday, there', no camping places this side of The Sound candidly she was right.. Across the paved roads of Mani- toulin they drive to Espnnoln - a 1053 the new bridge over the Spanish River - w- hope - '. t. And he picks Perth, Carleton Place and Smith's Falls " the same for E. Ontario. Maybe, you Mr. Reader, will sgree. The Woods visited the last named prosperous city, through grand farming coun- try to Gananoque and u the clock chimed 4 p.m. the lads shouted. "Oh look - there is the big river we've longed to see." An early supper and out the fonily drives - ' miler to the Ivy I“ Bridge, and them to great on touring {willy from Weston are the Thousand By 10 mm. the dly after our family had come to Can-dd. cupi- tal for a 2 hour visit. Yet! the lads aaw what they had seen and read about, yes! with memories that will not fade. 'At sierarilw they him east and the tents are pitched at the D.H.0. campsite at Simon Lake, Park. -- This park is I grand spot. 12 acres, 17 picnic tables, firewood plus 5 fireplaces, tested drinking water, 5 toilets, pike and pickerel in the grind lake which in sale for all to swim in. The cost for using such sites is nil but leave them as tidy as you found them, please. Sudbury came in sight by 10 a.m. the next day. Jack Woods ra- marked to his wife " they drove I'wixt Coniaton and Wanapntei, "How about clmping for a. week in this urea"? . Jimmy the son let a yell out, "Oh Daddy are you going nuts"? T-N hopes you, Mr. and Mrs. Reader, "Get" this bit of S detract. On to Sturgeon Falls. North Bay, Mat- tawa, Chalk River and Pembroke, and the family, now really en- thused over this new way of vaca- tioning, sat round and talked till 11 p.m. Yes! the sights the lads had -seen, the big Ottawa River, the HEPC dam at Rolphton, the big guns at Petawawa and these huge diesel CPR engines It Deep River, and above glorious No. 17 highway. Yes the family is " Cob- den-Camping at the D.H.0. camp- site on Muskrat Lake, a beautiful park, u might good pump for grand water, flush toilets and the stores not so far away. Next day was “Dawdling 1hsy" for the Woods family. A late breakfast and I. late start. _.' Anyway Renfrew and Arnprior were given a good look over-both are very flourishing towns, and so the happy family come to Al- monte for the night. Under the shady trees they pitch their tents and after nupper luck digs out his maps whilst the boy: jog our to McDonald, Shell nation for some pop. This is another D.H.O. camp- trite, with an the conveniences available. The ymlene lump WIS out by 10.30 pam Ind pence came over the Woods camp, now well nigh in N.E.. Ontario. "Not not to Montyeal this year" says "ck-we'" going loath to see the River we, u Cnnldinnl who ilw in Ontario, should really see. Kitchener, London, Stratford are in T-N's wny of thinking, ideal Canadian cities in W. Ontnrio. 7 LAWRENCE AVE. R. r . Aluminum lmteitatt.rt At In Butt We Stock It - Ask Us! - "Service, PM - Thath Us" Weston Building Products Ltd. l Miro-Cell F Therm-Seal " r" Touring Nah; BUILDERS - HOMEOWNERS Insulate the Modern ch! WWW“! Tourist sir pauses between 'Ing conn- Montreal and land» introduced on the eloek May ht hue greatly increased "lied. "Oh passenger traffic and B.O.A.C. In: iver We've flown 1,781 “any": from Mont- Iy supper " to Longer! in May Ind June, in: - 9 compute] with 1,198 Inst year. an n'dre, and inch-u of out " per cent. 808 n. funny unveiled on the B.0.A.C. "Beaver" Thousand Communion tourilt flights. “in“ alt 7M 3M. Ind Mt My (hunt-at no" out but for supp“... But "on after my put through . and an Ibo, hill, by “chic and on what I short but in l slope this is. " true lake soon an. in sight and out Jack “app“ to new hia N.Y. up u the nun begun to dip behind than Pin. trem - the 2 tints were pitched, the register signed, the [our had had u grand time in the water: of the lake and were mm mm; round the camp- We table-their cup: filled with cocoa, and plates with cakes. Along come. the "totaker for . chat and a word or two on wildlife to the T-N is not going to pen, " you no doubt have missed in this issue, the scenic points Is he takes "the Woods" on s on tour. Poor, u this Ind next week’s column mly be, he tries to enthuse you on the camping life. Away from home 5 any. our family hu camped the 5, saving thereby $35.00 or more and the fun, health and happiness in- volved. Memories of travel and of c mpsites never fade sway. To prove this point and with no mere speck of self pride your columnist, msy be . poor descriptive pen artist, but a unvel -rcyelitst as he admits himself to be, has not used my map or circular in this nor any "tieles, for months back. His mind is full of those de- lightful Spots he his visited - and memories of his miles of travel on a mere two-wheel sffsir! Continued from pan l-. Schneider plant. In making her re- port Mrs. Fautley mentioned that several tickets no still nvnillble and Inyone wishing to make the trip should contact her immediate- 1y to reserve seats. November 5th, 6th and 7th will see the 50th Annual Convention It Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Mrs. Matthews has been elected this yelfs delegate from Thistletown. With only 1 month left before the bazaar on October 25th, preo partitions are well under way. It in hoped to mawe this year's sale bigger and better than ever. We are all looking forward to a big turnout. Here is a grand oppor- tunity to start one's Christmas shopping early, for there will be I wide range of articles suitable for gift giving. Watch the adver- tisement columns' of this news- paper for further nnnouncementl regarding the hunt. Posters too, will soon be appearing in the local stores. With the kind cooperation of Mr. Mizener, our new principal, these posters Ire being made by the senior public school pupils. A short course, "Brighten Your Home with Colour" is to be held at Edgeley on October 7th. Ama- tear decorators, Ind thil surely include: most of us, should find these lectures very helpful, and those wishing to attend should contact Mrs. Matthews or Mrs. Snider to see what arrangements can be made about transportation. The meeting closed with a dainty lunch served by the hos. tesses, Mm. Peach, Mrs. D. Wnr- gm, Mrs. CodIin, Mrs. Kingden Ind Mrs. Porter. Yen! its Cranberry Lake they I. " This year " each of the meet- ings I member will speak on the subect of one of our provinces. At this meeting Mrs. Libby brought us up to date on Alberta. At next month's meeting on October 15th, Mrs. W. Marnie will talk about our province of Ontario, and Mrs. D. Porter, programme convener, is lining up an interesting "sup- porting programme." An interesting highlight of the September mepting W“ I talk by three of the Garden Club girls, namely, Shirley Snider, June EM- bodin, Ind Joan Penn. Thistletown Women’s All are most anxious that new Thistletoniamr, some of whom are newcomer' to the country, should feel themsevlea very welcome in the community, and on behalf of the WI members we extend I standing invitation to all to attend the meetings. In this connection a committee comprising Mrs. Hen- derson, Mrs. Flutley, and Mrs. J. Porter, has been elected to visit the newcomers. Mrs. Nixon has also kindly volunteered her help. 50% MORE AIR PASSENGERS CH. 1-5191 Bidtr, Mode our regular jaunt to town hall earler, this week and had an- other union in the mayor's office. A number of points were talked over between Mayor Seattlve and this reporter, some for publication now and some tor release later. Something that we probably tshuuldn't Pass on to anyone but just the same is rather clever, is the mayor's story about the young boy in Sunday School who was asked what a nicheJn a church was. He answered that I niche in ' church was the same " an itch anyplace else but you cuuldn't scratch it. But now down to busineu. -__- We led off our intervievlhy asking the mayor WHAT ls J9r'c PENING WITH REGARD TO THE DRIVE-1N THEATRE THAT WAS ONCE PROPOSED FOR THE SOUTH END " TOWN? His answer to this pertinent question was of such importance, in our opinion at least, that a front page story “as produced. For details of the drive-in, see page one of this issue. Wasn't much to talk about there, but betuve getting off on an- other subject His Worship asked us to plug for the blood donor clinic that is to be held in Weston next Wednesday, oct. l. The mayor pointed out that this blood donor clinic has a direct bearing on the civil defence work that is being done in this area and that a blood bank is one of its most vital cogs. He urged that every citizen Volun- teer to donate blood if it is at all possible and pointed out that by holding the clinic on Wednesday it would be possible for: businessmen to take advantage of their holiday to give blood. Realizing that putting the story of the 1ivivu-in on page one meant a shorter column here, we racked our brains for another question that wguld help fill space randy sign}, ttitil 'Lqet?rst_iyt_sotytAiryr, like ling, ARE ANY FURTHER STEPS BEING TAKEN To REPLACE THE CHIEF OF POLICE'. He reported that the Police Committee, under its chairman, Jack Petrie, had this matter under active consideration and that a decision could be expected in the near future. This naturally led into the Victorian Order of Nurses and their present campaign for funds. The mayor g honorary chairman of the campaign, the dates of which are Septg to 27. All persons taking part in the financial drive are volunteers and the least the citizens can d, is give them a hearing whey: they call at their doors. The objective is $5,000 and the money is needed to aid in the grant work these hard working nurses are doing locally. _ DONE TO ENSURE THAT NO MORE SUCH STREET FIGHTS BREAK OUT? First of all he poo-pooed the idea of local gangs operating in Weston (a fact that we had already verified by talking to police, church and recreation officials here). The mayor said that extra precautions had been taken and each evening extra patrolmen are on duty and that over last weekend two men wore cruising in vehicles and two men were on duty on foot on Main Street to keep any groups from congregating. The tyo-ttalle-i gang wars among teenagers in \Vosmn was my next topiq of eonverlatitttPArt asked Mr. Seagrave WHAT IS BEING Continued from page F-- mother in England, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis (Basil and Roné). Mr. and Mrs. Lea Kingdom (Kathleen and Les) and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Donald of Vancouver (Joan and Don), Mr. and Mrs. Rushbrook (Olive and Ted) and family. IS IT CORRECT, MR. MAYOR, THAT WORK WILL SOON COMMENCE TO ENLARGE THE FACILITIES AT THE WORKS DEPT. BUILDING? Yes. The work of putting on a partial second storey will soon commence, with work being done by the department. Tenders for material are out at present. Transportation matters next came to mind and we asked ARE YorrsirhiiFiiib" 1"viiiriHEYREsENT OlrEflATlt)NS OF THE TTC TROLLEY BUS AND THE SERVICE GIVEN? . The mayor, it appears, has received some complaints about the way things are going on in the trolley buses and certain matters will have to be ironed out. Overcrowding and scheduling are two bones of contention and His Worship asks that any persons having any further ('mlw for complaint to let him know as soon as possible. A meeting with Toronto Trans- portation officials is scheduled before too long. Thistletown News Neighbors and friends joined in a baby shower on Saturday even- ing for the Lew baby of Mr. and Mrs. Len Poivier. Many happy returns of the day to Mr. Will Hamilton of Humber A uric: of interviews to ttive the people of Walton an undo-date picture of town busin'en. _ ToncAL Toms AN INTERVIEW WITH MAYOR DICK SEAGRAVE We offer a belated welcome to the new baby gill at Mr. and Mrs. Ken Staintnns. We think 6f them often. They wow good 1t"ii,orle,oc,' and we hated to lose them to b one Mills. ' St. Andrew's Harvest Festival was held on Sept. 21 at 11 am. It was a lovely service, with the Rev. D. Paterson officiating and a large congregation in the beautiful dee- orated church. We were glad to welcome many new friends from the Thiistledale area. Please come Summit for his birthday Friday, Sept. 19. - TIMES AND t1tnDBcW1lltnlott Continued from page Cr-. Ave. We wish them the greatest happiest and may the smile of good fortune always be near you both. Wedding bells in Nov. The opening meeting for the fall season of the lst Humber- view Scout and Cub Mothers" Association, was held at the home of Mrs. Bessie Clyde, Gaydon Ave. Although the weather appeared quite warm and thoughts of VI- cation still quite fresh the ladies are quite prepared to settle down to an active season in the in- terests of the boys. A Parent Nis,rht is to be held " the regular Scout meeting, Mon- day, Oct. 6th and any parent or interested persons are quite wel- come to come to Melody Road School on this evening, join in the fun, and see the training in which the boys participate. f The weekly Scout Mothers euchre will commence Friday, October 24th at the home of Mrs. MacLean, 22 Walsh Ave. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Jenkins, It Melody Road, Tuesday, October 7. All mothers are welcome. Lovely Elitabeth Taylor and Montgomery Ctift and n .tirrirm mull“ in Paramount's “A Place In The In." The first fall meeting of the Riverside United Church Women's Association was held Tuesday, September 9th. A very fine rep- resentation answered the Roll Call. Mrs. Violeltn Ford, the president, gave the topic for the evening, "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself," Hes. interpretation of the meaning of this love was of again. Mr. Peach and Mr. Hitch- man acted as sidesmen. At 7.30 an- other beautiful service, with guest preacher Rev. Mr. Lockwood of Dixie. His sermon was an appro- priate harvest message. Mr. Wynne Field and choir had special music and hymns to offer as their part in the service. Albion Park News wnllhm Lacuna III has nun In MOUNT MON., TUES., WED.-SEPT. 29, 30, OCT. 1 Air Conditioned-smoking-Phone JU. 1960 THURS.. FRI., SAT.-SEPT. 25. 26, 27 m clung rm II '3RRi1 11itMt' mum“ mutant: 10 um JU. 1960 CID-I'm" of'1 great interest and quite thought provoking. The evening closed with a bring and buy sale. Plane keep the date open for the next monthly meeting. Riverside choir Thursday evening. Any make repaired, work zulran teed. Convert your tredle or port able electric. WANTED: Your old Singer. good price paid. ...Y -rtrvs. ___ Mi}; -diedter...t1875.N) '50 Meteor sedarc.81595.00 '49 Meteor Coach...$1395.00 151 Chev. 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