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service dates. Eight polled heifers, open. Bix polled bulls under fourâ€" , months. offerings include selecâ€" sired by and bred to f sired by and bred f (OAKWOOD ADMIRER) ) and LITTLESON N (polled) owned by iv Kee & Son, Mono Complete dispersal of Primridge polled Shorthorns at 1 P.M. o‘clock December 17th, 1958 . At the farm located on 89 highway, one concession east of Primrose (Highway Junction 10 & 89). The following are offered:â€" mhtered, Vaccinated & Acâ€" ited. HERD SIRE: PRIMâ€" RIDGE F. STANDARD (pollâ€" ed) born January 6th, 1955, son of FASCINATOR STANDâ€" ARD (polled). His blood lines ir recorded for rate of gain. ifht horned cows, (bred polied). Seven polled cows and heifers, (bred polled) some carry long . _ ELMNICK RENOWN polled) owned by J. S. (Shelâ€" ) Anderson, Glen Cross. In are 1400 bales of good ay and 500 bales of straw. Sale under cover if stormy w booth _ Terms: CASH rop, J. L. Hudasek H Book Now for 1959 To Avoid Disappointment _ Reservations O York Travel Bureau H. (Ab) sngzm :.'5?“" on . farks: Bi1t Anderson & Thos. McFadden. w1il nniculun are cataâ€" igued. Mailed on request. SCHOOL Ave. Home * School Association held their Deâ€" t ve Meeting at the school at 8.15. A report on the ‘was given by Mrs. Clift which showed a profit of $42.00. Meeting will be December 1l5th and will be a short of Carol singing by the School Choir with refreshments by Mrs. Murley‘s Grade. Candies were prepared for wisit to the school on December 19th. 1043 Weston Road RO 6â€"1777 WM. G. BEECH, M.P coustics are problem at New School Auction Sale Home & School * held their monthly|‘ November 25th, and, as.‘ previous two meetings, was a good attendance,}‘ needless to say, is very!' aging for the members of|‘ W. P. Graham , Dec. 11, 1958 â€" Page 2 â€"BEJERLEY ‘HILLSâ€"DOWNSVIEWâ€"OAKDALE ACRES CH 1â€"3602 CH 1â€"9287 Flace orders early for outâ€"ofâ€"town giving 24 Main North The 299th Auxiliary of Brownâ€" ies and Guides held their monthâ€" ly meeting on Wednesday, Deâ€" cember 3rd, at Yvonne Avenue | School with fifteen ladies presâ€" | ent. Mrs. Bolton, the new Presâ€" dent, was in the chair. After the ;hminm discussion, . entertainâ€" | ment was supplied by Mrs. Macâ€" |\ Donald and the following ladies | won prizes: Mrs. E. Bridges, Mrs. lGeddel and Mrs. Cooke. It was decided at this meeting that the !Auxlliary supply bags of Candies for the Brownie and Guide packs for the Christmas Party. The Brownie "B" Pack won the $1.00 and "A" Pack 50¢ for attendance. [ Beverley Hills United Church :C,G,I.T. and Explorers extend to everyone an invitation to their | Christmas Candlelight Service | held in the Church Sunday eveâ€" ning at 7 p.m., December 14th. the Executive who have been working very hard to keep the parents interested in the Associâ€" mow meeting was held in the Auditorium. A very inâ€" teresting film called "Mr. Sun" was shown and the Principal, Mr. McDowel!, announced the Reâ€" port Cards would be out that week, and explained how the reâ€" port cards were made up The| only fault to be found with the beautiful addition to the school is that it is difficult for a speakâ€" er to be heard at the back of the room. It has been decided that the only solution would be to have a P.A. System installed.} Soâ€"0â€"0 the Home & School have decided to make this their proâ€" ject for this year. In order to| raise funds for this piece of equipment a Card Party is going to be held in the auditorium on Friday, December 5th, at 8.45 BROWNIES & GUIDES The 299th Guide:Company will be putting on a show at their werkly meeting on Tucsday, Deâ€" cember 16th, at the School. Evâ€" eryone will be welcome. Collecâ€" tion will be taken to defray exâ€" penses. The Senior and Intermediate Group Girls are taking over the complete service for this eveâ€" ning. There are 40,000 C.G.LT. girls sharihg the same vesper service across Canada. To those who have never had the pleasâ€" ure of attending this type of ser vice, it is well worth the effort of coming out of your warm FOLLOW THE RULES OF GOOD DRIVING POINT SYST E M POINTS _ vi@LATION POWNTS vIOLATION POINTS _ viOLATION 12 Criminal negligence inveiving _ § Exceeding speed limit by 30 _ 2 impropw, the use of mator vehicle m.ph. or more 2 Failing to 12 Driving while intoxicated & Exceeding speed limi by more 3 Improper 12 Driving while ability to drive than 10 m.ph. and les: than way divi * is impoired 30 mph. 2 Foiing to 190 Tor 12 Obtaining Rcence by misrop _ 3 Ffailing to yield rightâ€"ofâ€"way 2 Unnecesary sow « resentation _ _ _ $ feiling to obey a stop sign or _ 2 Following too close 12 Obtaining Rcence by missopâ€" resentation mmh-y./ru offences, suspension is mandatory for at least 3 months and you will keep your driving record clear HON. M. 8. DYVMOND, M.O., Minteter 6. 4. couLims $ Carstess driving Points will be added to the driving record of motorists upon conviction for offences as listed below. 12 peints within a 2â€"year period will bring licence suspension for 3 months. An additional 12 point accumulation within‘a 1â€"year period will bring 6 months‘ suspension. A driver with 6 points will be advised of his record and asked to improve his driving. At 9 points the motorist will be asked to attend an interview and show cause why his drivâ€" ing privilege should not be suspended. He may be placed on probation or have his licence suspended if his attitude reflects irresponsibility. Points are deducted from the record 2 years after the date of conviction. After a period of suspension, a motorist will begin with no points against his driving record. Each motorist will receive a folder describing the Point System in detail when applying for his 1959 Driver‘s Licence. The Point System is designed to protect pedestrians and the millions of careful motorists from the small minority of negligent drivers who abuse the privilege of operating a motor vehicle. Protects good driversâ€"corrects bad drivers. The good drivers will be safer than ever before. Forgetful motorists will be encouraged to improve their driving habits. Proof of the effectiveness of the Point System in reducing accidents is provided by its success in other provinces and in the United States. 1t is designed to save livesâ€" including yours Ontario Department of Transport | announces your Effective February 1, 1959 to make Ontario‘s streets and highways safer POINT SYSTEM SCALE How the POINT SYSTEM works m omm eA Sn L Mrs. Frank Annis, 146 Church Street and her son Michael, exaâ€" mine, with some surprise, a telegraph pole growing right in the centre of the sidewalk on Pine Street. While it amazed the little boy the position of the posts has annoyed mothers wheeling carriages which must be carried around the posts. The Weston works department has announced that the posts will soon be removed. home and leaving your television for an hour of Candlelight Serâ€" vice. Craig James of Haymarket Road celebrated his 7th birthâ€" day with a party at his home on Saturday, December 6th. Conâ€" _ Miss Darlene Henry of 17 Adele house with Tonsilitis. Hor Ave. spent a pleasant weekend!will be around again soon SOCIAL gratulations Craig. m.ph. or under 2 Pedestrian crossâ€"over violation 2 improper passing 2 Any other driving offence when 2 Falling to share roud vehide in motion 3 Failing to report an accident 2 Exceeding speed limit by 10 ©. J. COLLINS, Deputy Miniater 2 Failing to «J$ for school bus 2 Unnecesary sow driving 2 Following too dlesely 2 improper passing of street car 2 improper opening of vehicle at the home of Mr. and Mrs Luckasavitch in Whitby, Ont.. learning to snow shoe. Mrs. Billie Becker. 44 Loaney Ave., has been confined to bed with a vifus. Nice to see you up and about again. Barriâ€"Anne Lorimer of Meaâ€" dowlane Ave. is confined to. the house with Tonsilitis. Hope you at the home of Luckasavitch in learning to snow Dies Here At ‘Age Of 81 For the past 37% years she had resided on Fairglen Cres. After battling with Hurricane Hazel .all their possessions and home _ were destroyed. They started aH over again to make a new home at a much safer distance from the river, still on Fairglen. They have prospered and have been very happy, Mrs. Spencer was 77 at the time of the flood and her husband 80 years of age. Now at 84 years of age her husband mourns the loss of one who has never been separated for 62 years of marâ€" riage. The anniversary of which would have been just a few days after she passed away. Alâ€" so to mourn her loss are a son Fred who resides in Ohio, *‘Mrs. Jessie Spencer passed away after a short illness at her home 15 Fairglen Cres. at the age of 81. Mrs. Spencer was born 1877 at St. Johns, Nfid., when a small child, came to Toronto, later going back to St. Johns. returning to Toronto soon after her marriage to William Spenâ€" 66 MAIN ST. S. DONNA‘S RESTAURANT It‘s a ftreat to eat at ELECTRICITY DOES SO MUCH ... COSTS SO LITTLE On Specialized in Chinese Food n Local Orders Special Delivery â€" 50c DONNA‘S electrical presents because they bring lasting service and pleasure. With so many wonderful new electric appliances to choose from you‘ll have no trouble at all pleasing everyone on your Christmas list. 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