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; REAL ESTATE AGENT §62 Scarlett Rd. â€" CH. 1â€"9781 STUART MERCER, Realtor 2837 Dundas St. W. â€" West Toronto ECREATION â€" apartment for gent, all conveniences. Suit Bbusiness couple. Phone CH _ 1â€"1857. 0â€"30â€"1t ATTRACTIVE basement apartâ€" ment, bedâ€"sitting room. modâ€" ern kitchen, 3â€"piece bathroom, private entrance and driveâ€" way. Suit one or two persons, $15 weekly. 24 Culford Rd., CH 4â€"3098. xâ€"30â€"1t mELY bright living room. 2 Bedrooms, kicthen and threeâ€" me bathroom, selfâ€"contained R ment apartment near Jane &nd Lawrence. CH 4â€"0814. TOM SCOTT RUTLEDGE: We wish to thank relatives, friends and neighâ€" ‘bours for their many acts of kindness, expressions of symâ€" pathy and beautiful floral ‘tributes during our recent beâ€" ; reavement, especially thanking Rev. E. B. Eddy for his conâ€" soling words. â€"Eleanor and Carl Rutledge. i. xâ€"30â€"1t ENTRAL: Two bedroom suites, @lectrically equipped, ne a r Righ and public schools, janiâ€" :naervice, close to everyâ€" ing. CH 4â€"2654. 0â€"30â€"1t MREE cool room basement &partment, tile floors, separate @ntrance, near transportation #&nd shopping. CH. 1â€"6685. 4â€"piece bathroom, divided basement with rumpus room. This is a recently built home and in a good residential area. Can be inspected any time. IDEAL FOR DENTIST OR CHIROPRACTOR $6,000 Down â€" Modern, solid brick, detached, 8â€"room home on 2 floors; 2 bathrooms, oil heat, hardwood throughout. 2Znd floor now rented at $100 monthly. Full price $17,500. Located in builtâ€"up new area, Scarlett Rd. Further particuâ€" lars, any time, call: Lot â€" on Scarlett Rd., 50 x 178, suitable for split level Or 3 apartment building. SIMPSON: In loving memory of ; & dear husband and father, J. *Fred Simpson, who passed ‘ away July 28th, 1948. We, who loved you, sadly miss ;r and Mrs. Llioyd W. Gunâ€" I stone anuounce the engageâ€" & ment of their daughter, Barâ€" ?hn Isabella, to Gerald B. ® Isaacs, Somerset, Kentucky, + son of the late Mr. and Mrs. ."i E. Isaacs. Marriage will take ;:lit. Saturday, July 30th in t John‘s Anglican Church. 0â€"30â€"1t * ARTICLES FOR SALE KINGSVIEW VILLAGE $16,900 â€" Solid brick, modern bungalow with attached garâ€" age, on large lot. Oil heat, “,000 down payment, beautiâ€" fully designed brick bungalâ€" ew, six rooms, airâ€"conditionâ€" ing and oil. NH.A. Fruit trees, lot 250‘ x 45, private drive. i W. F. PATTERSON REAL ESTATE BA. 1â€"0977 MRS. MOGAN CH. 1â€"7609 ing, Thoughts of you are ever near. â€"Loving wife Pearl and famâ€" fly. . you As it dawns another year; In our lonely hours of thinkâ€" UTLEDGE, Alma Irene â€" At Toronto Monday, July 18th, 1965. Alma Irene Gallaugher, wife of the late Thomas Hilâ€" liard Rutledge of 1373 Wilson Ave., North York, beloved mothe?t of Carl, formerly of Robert Street, Weston. Fuâ€" mneral from Wards Funeral Home. Interment Union Cemâ€" etery Alliston. xâ€"30â€"1t CUBIC Ft. frig., Coldspot, der guarantee; Moffat elecâ€" e range; Bendix washer, exâ€" flent _ condition. _ Leaving wntry, must sell. Phone CH 682. xâ€"30â€"1t (eineinmemenmedictsnoressss............ +. +. s ATION cash â€" register machine with 9 deâ€" and nine clerks BÂ¥ new condition, suitâ€" North Weston APARTMENTS TO LET wm‘ â€" Mr. and Mrs. Zieglehiem (nee Isaâ€" belle Curzon) formerly of Toâ€" ronto) are happy to announce the birthâ€"of their daughter, Charlotte Jan, July 4th, 1955 = St, Luke‘s Hospital, Cleveâ€" la Ohio. xâ€"30â€"1t CARD OF THANKS @8 8, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING REAL ESTATE IN MEMORIAM ENGAGEMENTS DEATHS ALD GUIDE â€"â€" Thursday, July 28th, 1955 â€" Page 6 oxâ€"30â€"1t xâ€"30â€"1t xâ€"30â€"1t xâ€"30â€"1t 0â€"30â€"1t MIRACLE PRODUCTS Co. Ltd CLERKâ€"typist for gencral office work Apply Laidiaw Lumber Co., 50 Oak St, Weston HOUSEWIFE to earn several dolâ€" lars weekly in her own home doing laundry for working couple. _ No starching. CH 1â€"3358, 0â€"30â€"1t eoomenantent, a2 C007 DAY care wanted for 3â€"monthâ€"| _____2__ _0 000 200 _ old baby. Church and Jane| FIVE room house, owner to reâ€" PARTâ€"TIME typist required for business office on Main Street, Weston. Phone Mr. McCarthy, CH 1â€"1103. xâ€"30â€"1t FOR truck parts, it‘s Levy‘s â€" All makes â€" new, used, reâ€" built, 1400 Weston Rd. RO. 9â€" "1115. xâ€"25â€"1t WANTED to rent, garage vicin ‘48 CHEVROLET sedan delivery, good running condition, excelâ€" lent tires. A good truc‘\s» $295. Phone CH 1â€"7225. 0â€"30â€"1t For plant on Clayson Road, near Wilsoq and Highway 400. Billing: Pxperienc;; Vpre’- ferred, but not required. Age not important if qualified. Good salary, small office and pleasant working conditions. Fortyâ€"hour week. ‘49 MERCURY sedan, clean, raâ€" dio, slip covers, signals, good condition. Phone CH 1â€"1776. xâ€"30â€"1t APARTMENT furnishings for sale including 21" T.V. as new. Reasonable. Apply 16A Dixon Rd., Weston before 5 p.m. any day. 0â€"30â€"1t TRUCKS Wanted â€" Any conâ€" dition, oneâ€"ton and upwards. Levy‘s Truck Buyers. RO. 2â€" 3681. xâ€"25â€"TF ‘49 ANGLIA, best offer. Phone CH 1â€"1352. xâ€"30â€"1t TWOâ€"door Dominion Safe filing cabinet, metal fireproof, meâ€" dium size. CH. 1â€"9148. 9 to 5 p.m. xâ€"30â€"1t BABY carriage, grey, good conâ€" dition, $10. Phone CH. 4â€"0392. xâ€"30â€"1t DAY care and board for chilâ€" dren.. Phone CH 1â€"2247. CHILD‘S motor car and tri SUNSHINE carriage $15.00; crib, perfect condition; Stroller $2.00; Jacket Heater $5.00. Phone CH 1â€"0668. 1955 CHRYSLERS â€" PLYMOUTHS Call Albert Hobson RO. 2â€"8333 Residence: CH. 1â€"1589 vicinity. _ After 6 call CH[: 4â€"4054. xâ€"30â€"1t | PLESTERS STORE T RAPES Made Free on all mateâ€" erials, $2.98 yard and up. ‘ iniâ€" mum six yards. Best quality Steel Drapery track, 29¢ foot, complete with fittings. Mayâ€" fair Drapery & Rug Co., 2624 Eglinton Ave. West, at Keele. 202 Main St. North, Weston xâ€"30â€"2t Phone CH. 1â€"8868 for FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION xâ€"271f ity of John and Elm St. in Weston. Call CH 4â€"3569. Our store will be closed August Ist to August 15th. HELP WANTEDâ€"FEMALE CLERKâ€"TYPIST MUSICAL â€" Instruction, Piano, classical ana popular. Accorâ€" dion, Spanish Guitar. Instruâ€" ments rented to beginners. New and used instruments for sale. CH. 1â€"0781 â€" 202 Main St. N. Weston. xâ€"40â€"tf cycle, large size, good condiâ€" tion. Phone CH. 1â€"1895. xâ€"30â€"1t RO. 6â€"4264. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $94.50 SINGER SEWING CENTRE 70 MAIN ST. SOUTH WESTON CARE FOR CHILDREN TRUCKS FOR SALE SEWING MACHINES SALES â€" SERVICE RENTALS NEW MACHINES FROM Closing For Holidays ARTICLES FOR SALE _ HELP WANTED FEMALE || _ PERSONAL TRUCKS WANTED CARS FOR SALE MOTOR PARTS CH. 1â€"8513 GARAGES xâ€"30â€"1t NCâ€"30â€"1t xâ€"29â€"4t xâ€"30â€"1t 0â€"30â€"1t xâ€"17â€"1tf | ORGANIZER and representative. One weeks earnings â€" Mrs. Fidâ€" | _ ler $132; Jim McKay $129; Miss |_ Peterson $240. You can build E a secure future showing atâ€" | _ tractive fast selling lines of ] men‘s, women‘s and children‘s \ _ wear. Satisfaction guaranteed |_ Cash commission and bonus. Write today British Knitwear \ Ltd., Simcoe, Ont., or Box 194, | _ Listowel, Ont. x.30â€"1t HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (rubber goods) mailed post paid in plain sealed envelope with price list. Six samples 25¢. 24 samples $1. Mail Order Dept. G4, Nova Rubber Co. Box 91, Hamilton, Ont. xâ€"39â€"tf SPENCER Garments â€" Indiviâ€" dually designed will solve your figure problem. Shape keepâ€" ing guarantee. Measured in your own home. For appointâ€" ment call Mrs. Cunliffe, RO 1â€"7158. xâ€"20â€"1t BUILDING LOT 50‘ x 128‘, hy FIVE room bungalow, detached garage, Woodbridge. â€" Phone CH 1â€"7243; evenings, Woodâ€" bridge 157J. xâ€"30â€"1t New Home Building Means Inâ€" creased earnings for our Men. Openings for Full and Part Time Representatives. Preâ€" vious Sales Experience advanâ€" tageous but not necessary. H. C. DOWNHAM NURSERIES Sales Representatives COUNTER MAN LARGE printing company has openings for young men 16â€"18. Regular increases. Opportunâ€" ity to learn a printing trade. Personnel Department. CH. 4â€" 1167. xâ€"30â€"1t BUS DRIVERS wanted by the Board of Education for the Township of North York, Transportation Dept. Apply in person to Superintendent of Transportation, Administration Bldg., 7 Kenneth St, Willowâ€" dale. xâ€"30â€"1t insd c mc ts t 2A lt . M T . Dt dro, water, sewers are followâ€" ing soon. T.T.C. transportation every half hour. Handy to everything. 12 miles to Torâ€" onto $1800. Start building in Malton, we‘ll help. finances. CH. 1â€"7225 xâ€"30â€"It CAPABLE mature women inâ€" terested in registering as pracâ€" tical nurses, home makers or baby sitters with agency operâ€" ating in Weston and surroundâ€" ing area. CH. 1â€"5413. . xâ€"25â€"tf We will provide both Sales and Horticultural Training. Applicants must have a car and be able to supply referâ€" ences. Surgical and Hospitalization Insurance Benefits for year round salesmen. tain basement apartment, utii-! ities included, parking, $125 monthlv. CH 4â€"3687. xâ€"20°1t) required for Head Office of large retail chain in northâ€" west section of city. Young lad, age 16 to 19 with 3 to 4 years High School preferred. 5â€"day week ‘with «many, emâ€" ployee benefits. . Apply: DOMINION STORES LTD. CANADA‘S LARGEST RETAIL NURSERY City and Country Territory AGE 16â€"18 Good starting salary. 5â€"day week â€"other benefits. Apply BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO xâ€"30â€"1t BANK OF MONTREAL 42 Main St. N. CH. 1â€"5269 MALE HELP WANTED Office Junior CANADIAN FOOD â€"_ PRODUCTS 1027 MAIN ST. N. CH. 4â€"1162 Hours: 4 to 12 p.m. 80¢ an hour HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE Junior Clerk LOTS FOR SALE HOUSE TO LET 605 Rogers Road RO. 2â€"3611 PORTER Required PERSONAL or xâ€"30â€"1t xâ€"30â€"1t xâ€"20â€"1t ‘.UlNll SERVICE ONLY . ..........s $375 FURNACE CLEANED ONLY ... $5 75 8OTH SERVICES «... $8.00 | _ These prices will advance | after June 1. BILL Nethery ashphalt paving, driveways _ scientifically â€" de signed for durability and apâ€" pearance. Free estimate. Phone OR. 4927. xâ€"23â€"1t 3y LOAM Polishers for rent, day or even ing Alpha Engineering Company 1852 Jane St., Weston. CH. 1 5275 *â€"27â€"4 FLOOR SANDERS, Edgers and LOAM, sand and gmveT, too small. Phone CH. TRACTOR custom work, ploughâ€" ing,‘ discing, levelling, gradâ€" Ing, cutting. T. W. Pascoe. CH. 1â€"0267. xâ€"23â€"tf COTTAGE, lot 50‘ by 250‘. Full price $400. Terms or cash. % mile from water. Write to L. Kirby. c/o Wasaga â€" Beach Post Office. 0â€"30â€"1t DouG DAVIES 7 Boyd Ave. FIVE room cottagé, Wendake Beach, Georgian Bav. City conveniences. Last 3 weeks West End Movers LARGE furnished room, cool and quiet. Gentleman preâ€" ferred. Reasonable. Boyd Ave. Phone CH. 4â€"3449, 0â€"30â€"1t LARGE front roorh, bath floor, residential _ area, . parking available. CH. 4â€"1248. xâ€"30â€"1t Ul\_IFUBNISHED flat, also two FURNISHED room in private adult home, two bathrooms, near transportation and shopâ€" ping.Phone CH. 1â€" 6080. MT. DENNIS: two furnished rooms, gas stove and sink in kitchen, hot water, near Keele and Weston Rd. bus. Reasonâ€" able rent. Phone RO 2â€"3333. 0â€"30â€"1t Chesterfietds and Chairs Studio Couches, Davenparts mecovered and Repaired SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER On Budget Terms if Desired MT. DENNIS UPHOLSTERING A.lyon RO. 2â€"2706 1034 Weston Road ROOM and full board in clean comfortable home, suit two friends, single beds. Phone CH. 1â€"6157. xâ€"30â€"1t ROOM and board for two men, share room, near transportaâ€" tion, parking. CH 1â€"6294. 1â€"5025. wâ€"30â€"1+ YOUNG gentleman wanted to share â€" basement _ apartment, breakfast if desired. Phone CH 1â€"1915. xâ€"30â€"1t FRONT bedroom, quiet home, close to restaurant and bus. Gentleman, abstainer. Phone RO 2â€"2231. 0â€"30â€"1t FURNITURE REâ€"FINISHING, REPAIRING HAY FURNITURE COMPANY for Appointment WILL party living in Rexdale who offered name as witness at accident on Golfdown and Albion Rd. on May 27th please call CH. 4â€"5465. xâ€"30â€"It CALL NOW AND SAVE in August available. P};t;;; CH 1â€"6726 after 5 p.m. Sand Fill â€" Gravel Crushed Stone GRADING & FRONT END LOADERS BRIGG‘S HAULAGE ST. 8â€"5342 furnished bedrooms suitable for men. CH 1â€"8723. xâ€"30â€"1t SUMMER PROPERTIES FOR SALE RAMMY‘S SERVICE CH. 4â€"2159 SUMMER COTTAGES SERVICES OFFERED ROOM AND BOARD Landscape Gardening UPHOLSTERING Moving & Storage Weston CH. 1â€"5370 CH. 1â€"8271 MR. ROEDDING ROOMS TC LET ‘FURNISHED 3y TOP SOIL FLATS TO LET CH. 1â€"1915 3y MANURE xâ€"18â€"1t xâ€"18â€"1it ( xâ€"41 th xâ€"23â€"1t xâ€"27â€"1t Weston no job 1â€"6620. xâ€"17â€"Hf 6â€"30â€"1t xâ€"30â€"1t xâ€"30â€"1t In the ladies, division, Kay Hatch edged out Ev. Cole in the final round, while Winnie Mcâ€" Clatchie and Arlene Heaselgrave were _ close runnersâ€"up. The men‘s division was hotly conâ€" tested by Bob Garner, Chuck Iris and Jack McClatchie, with Bob Garner emerging the winâ€" ner by a narrow m@Pgin in the final round. _ _ A miniature golf tournament was held by Moffats recreation club on Wednesday, July 20 at the Dufferin Fairways. Although the attendance was rather poor, a good time was had by all. Moffat Miniature Golf Tournament Strongly Fought Complete line of metal frames, Picture Framing, Passport and Chauffeur Photostats. In the first game of the 1955 Weston Minor Girls‘ Softball League, Francis Hall‘s team won over the team of Doris Boden. The league games are played evâ€" ery Thursday evening at Elm park. Because of the small turnâ€"out last Thursday, letters were sent out this week by the Recreation Commission office to other poâ€" tential league â€" players. The league includes girls 12 to 15 years of age. If sufiicient girls attend, it is hoped to form three teams. 12 Main St. S. CH. 1â€"8219 First Game Played In Minor League MODERN moor Service. Floors cleaned, waxed and polished Any kind of flooring brought up like new Painted walls wash ed. Work guaranteed. Free esti mates. Phone A. Corras. CH. 1 0282. xâ€"32 tf Concrete floors, Driveways Walks and Drains. Reasonable SCOTT HAULAGE â€"and â€" STENOGRAPHIC SERVICE 16 St. Johns Rd. W. CH 1â€"6674 FLOOR sanding, old dark floors made new, dustless machines, reasonable prices. Sid Galliâ€" ford Co. RO. 9â€"6769. > xâ€"10â€"tf ACCOUNTING and â€" euditing, books kept or examined, inâ€" PHOTOGRAPHS Excavators Limited GENERAL, EXCAVATORS â€" GRADING CONTRACTORS 49 CHURCH STREET CH. 1â€"9041 for PAINTING & DECORATING Reasonable Rates CH. 1â€"6291 Sauder, 4 Buttonwood Ave. RO. 2â€"3543. xâ€"21â€"1t wment GENERAL CONTRACTING SAND FILL NOLAN DUPLICATING Crushed Stone, Loam, Brick and Concrete Sand PROMPT DELIVERY Babyâ€"sitting and Housekeeping Hourly & Daily * Weekly Mature. capable women FRONT END LOADERS BULLDOZERS . SHOVELS GENERAL HAULAGE and DUMP TRUCKS METCALFES JONES BROS. CH.1â€"9407 FAMILY SERVICE Lloyd Curtis CARPENTER Remodelling Repairs General Construction Trim Work CH. 1â€"0374 CHERRY 15413 ROTOâ€"TILLING Aâ€"1 SOD CAMERON CH. 1â€"0105 C. MARTIN CH. 1â€"2437 â€" for â€" PHONE FOR Weston Xâ€"25â€"TF xâ€"30â€"1t xâ€"30â€"4t (x 1 th xâ€"6â€"TF Cruickshank Motors Ltd. A custom deluxe with 19,000 original miles. Buyer may obâ€" tain previous owner‘s opinâ€" ion. This is positively the nicâ€" est ‘52 we have seen in some time ... ... §$1295 Glass roofed hardtop, fully equipped from power seat to power windows. The previâ€" ous owner even had the engine compartment polishâ€" ed. See and drive one of Toronto‘s most beautiful used cars ...2..2.....00.. $2895 Equipped with heater, radio, twoâ€"toned, white wall tires, signals, 12,000 original miles. This car looks and drives like new. Phone or drop in for more details on this outstandâ€" ‘54 MERCURY Sun Valley ing buy Power s teering, power brakes, power seat, aviomaâ€" tic â€" transmission, â€" whitewall tires, radio. One of the most completely equipped 53‘s in town. _ This _ lowâ€"mileaged beauty is well worth seeing. ‘53 METEOR Custom Sed. Low mileage, 11,000 actual, fully equipped, sold ‘originâ€" ally by Cruickshank Motors. This car‘s »neat appearance will amaze even the most discriminate buyers $149§ ‘53 MERCURY Automatic In green, Aâ€"1 condition throughout. This oneâ€"owner car is a real bargain for only .222 $595§ In remarkable condition. A real buy for someone wishâ€" ing low cost transportation. ‘54 METEOR Customline In spotless condition throughâ€" out. This car would make wonderful transportation for average indome buyer Heater, radio. Clean as a pin. Full price ................... $29§ One owner in spotless condiâ€" tion. May be purchased for only $200 down. Fu‘l price Like new, a 22,000â€"mile car, automatic transmission, radio, etc. Clean as a pin inside and out. We would be pleased to demonstrate this car at your home. Only .............. $89§ OPEN TILL 10 P.M. OPEN MON., AUGUST 1st Cruickshank Motors Ltd. ‘51 CHEV. POWERGLIDE ‘48 MERCURY SEDAN ‘51 METEOR CUSTOM camng Clearance SALE ‘47 CHEV. SEDAN ‘50 FORD SEDAN ‘49 FORD SEDAN 122 MAIN ST. N. CH. 1â€"1161 WESTON ‘52 METEOR kc.............. $1699 $1295 $1795 $195 $495 $695 ELM PLAYGROUND Joan Knulst, Beverley Dixon, Gerald Copeland, Supervisors Hot weather made swimming the top activity at Elm last week, with over 50 children participatâ€" ing. Quiet games and crafts were also a major part in the proâ€" gramme. Crafts included finger painting, plastics bracelets, papâ€" er hats and masks. On Wednesâ€" day a baseball game with Deniâ€" son was played, with Elm comâ€" ing from behind to win the game by a score of 20 to 19. The Elm team included Elaine Hall, Peg Melbourne, John Pearson, Richâ€" ard Sharman, Garry and Doug Maxted, Doug McCullough, David Sararas and David Muller. Denâ€" ison‘s cheering section really sparkled. Anbther cookâ€"out was held on Wednesday evening, followed by volleyball, basketâ€" ball and baseball. The success 6f this evening activity convinces the supervisors more and more, of the necessity of opening the playground in the evenings. Inâ€" terested parents willing to give supervision may obtain the key from the chairman of Elm Neighbourhood Group, Ken Macâ€" Donald of Parkside Cleaners. Milligan, Supervisors The second week on saw this new playground a little better established, with more equipâ€" ment to keep the children ocâ€" cupied. Grattan playground atâ€" tended Holley playground‘s "Penny Carnival" on Friday ‘afâ€" ternoon. Swimming, quiet and singlimg games, crafts, etc., were (Continued from Page 1) day afternoon,. Led by the ‘"Denison Rhythm Band", clowns, supermen, gypsies, bunnies, thieves, pirates, Arabs, and many other characters, paraded up and down the nearby streets. A welcome drink of Freshie for all was donated by Mrs. Holland. Tuesday: After an active mornâ€" ing of playground activities, the Denison _ playground _ baseball team held a brief practice at Elm playground in preparation for the coming game between the two playgrounds on Wednesday. On return to the playground, an exhausting game of Capture the Flag was enjoyed. Wednesday: This was swimming day and also the day of the "big game" with Elm playground. The game commenced at 2.30 with a large audience from Denâ€" ison, Elm winning by one run. Thursday: A picnic was held at Trethewey Park, with transporâ€" tation provided by Mrs. Holland, Mr. Harris, Mr. Panco, and Mr. Roy. The children had a wonâ€" derful time. Friday: The choir from Denison sang at the Friday morning worship service. The Pet Show scheduled for the afternoon was postponed until cooler weather. NP rtnmreniitnnaws "Whata John! He writes: ‘Dear Goldie: This Golden Rod is al I can afford now,‘" Sealed tenders clearly markâ€" ed as to tender number will be received for the supply and erection of chain link fencing. For detailed specifiâ€" cations and plans contact the Purchasing Department. Tenâ€" ders close August 9 3.00 p.m. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. H. M. Brownlee, Business Administrator, The Board of Education for the Township of North York, 7 Kenneth Street, Willowdale, Ont. BA. 1â€"3451. GRATTAN PLAYGROUND Bernice Ashford, Charlotte Special Activities CIVIC HOLIDAY Monday, August 1st, 1955 to be a Civic Holiday in the Township of Etoâ€" bicoke and request that all citizens do govern tihemselves accordingly. BY VIRTUE of the power vested in me by the Municipal Council of the corporation of the Township of Etoâ€" bicoke, 1 hereby declare T EN D E R RE FENCING TOWNSHIP OF ETOBICOKE PROCLAMATION Dated at Islington July 26, 1955 W. B. LEWIS, Reeve GOD SAVE THE QUEEN A list of Ontamio Agriculturual 8e cleties‘ fairs to be held in 1955 is putâ€" lished below for the information of Times and Guide readers; Aberfoyle ... ept. 90. 26 Acton Senoemcrmtin. on Mebt 10, 17 AIMOREE ... .oncmouncinm o Bept. §10 Ajvinston .................. Sept. 30, Oct .1 ANCSSLEE ...2.ouoonaumuconlls Sept. 27, 26 APSIEV | ..oooscssmsmcsccs. Sept. 14, 18 ArnprIO® ... Aug. 30, Sept. 1 Arthur mmommmnmmumnc..... Sept. 27, 28 ASRWORL omumsccccns Sept. 31L 32 Aurora cmmmmmmmeccs, Sept. 21, 22 AVODMMON® ....:sccamcnccns, Dt 13, 16 AVIMOT | ... AUg. 22â€"24 AYLOR soommmominmumnncel Bept. 29, 26 Barrle ....o=cuns Bayfeld . ...l.ulll Beachburg . ... Beamsyville . ............. Beaverton ... Beeton mmemaia Belleville ........... Belmont . ...« Binbrook ... Blackstock ............ Blyth Humami Bobcaygeon ........... Bolton i emritii Bonfield ... Samine Bothwells Corners Bracebridge . .......... Brampton ... BFIGMEN _: Brighton Bruce Mines .......... Brussels ... ;Bfi owNnIE \| Mo\llE CAMEE: 125 children from the Recreaâ€" tion Commission‘s summer fun programme attended the worâ€" ship service held at St. David‘s Anglican Church last Friday morning. Reverend H. W. Surâ€" divall conducted the service. This week‘s theme "Honesty" was inspired by John Neil, anm attendant at Senior Boys‘ Proâ€" gramme who fourd a large sum of money and was honest enough to return it to the rightâ€" ful owner. Release Dates Ontario Fairs WORSHIP SERVICEâ€"July 22nd MERRILL PLAYGROUND Marg Ashford, Carol Ineson, . _ Doug Britton, Supervisors The big event last week om Merrill playground was the "On Wheels Parade", with 150 chilâ€" dren participating. Prizes were awarded for the bestâ€"dressed buggy, tricycle and bicycle, and movies wound up the evening. During the hot spell the children enjoyed quiet games and singâ€" songs. A baseball team is being organized for competition with other playfiunds. WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTION Nancy Carroll, Marjorie Hagem, Sandra Johanson, Instructors The second week of swimâ€" ming instruction saw a slight increase in attendance with the very hot weather. The children are practicing very hard for the coming swimming tests to be held on Thursday, July 28. Red Cross tests will be held for beâ€" ginners, juniors, intermediates and seniors. HOLLEY PLAYGROUND Evelyn MacDonald, Dianne Ainslie, Supervisors Last week at Holley playâ€" ground a baseball team was formed; soccer was also formed. Tuesday was swiming day and after water safety instruction, the children enjoyed a picnie lunch in Pelmo park. Wheelâ€" barrow, _ shoe kicking, â€" shoe scramble d running races were held. The week‘s activities also j ed such crafts as masks, paper canoes, plasâ€" tic bracelets, finger painting and colouring. On Wednesday a checker tournament ~was held and won by Jim Sainsbury and Hartway Fisher. Thursday saw big preparations being made for the Penny Carnival to be held the next afternoon. More about this next week. Junior leaders for the week were Bert and Marjorie McLeod and Jim Sainsâ€" bury. a also enjoyed throughout the week. trade .in your_old camera on a new CAMERA DEPT. H. J. Cadwallader, Mga CH. 1.1153 INCH ‘S$ With fast £/2.7 lene, «... Sept. 16, 17 w«s««â€". Bept. $10 . Sept. 30, Oct .1 ... Bept, 27, 26 ... Sept. 14, 15 Aug. 30, Sept. 1 ... Sept. 27, 28 io« Bept. #1, %% «... Sept. 21, 22 «... Sept. 13, 14 «... Sept. 28, 29 «... Sept. 19.21 ........ Sept. 8â€"10 «... Bept, 1817 ..... Sept. 27. 28 mc« Aug. 1818 s Septo. g mc Bept. 1 [ ‘bcr t e «... Sept. 20, 21 . Sept. 30, Oct. 1 Sept. 30, Oct. 1 imcunine OBE T mm« Sept, 16 ....... Sept, 8, B «... Sept. 1617 smcs O0E: 4.& iviece AUG+ 90, ........ Sept. 13, 14 .......~Sept. 29, 30 Sept A}