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â€" THE MEKBOROUGH â€"|| ~> SWIMMING POOL || Manufactured from tinted fiberglas, eliminating annual painting. Fillers replaced, as required, for the first two years at no cost to the owner. wWITH COMPLETE FILTRATION A 30 FT. x 15 FT. POOL IS PRICED AT $2950. PLUS INSTALLATION. CONTACT C. FLINDERS NOBLETON, ONTARIO Phone Bolton 35W Evenings and Weekâ€"ends > HOUSTON BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. WOODBRIDGE, ONT. â€" ATLAS 8â€"1151 who will be pleased to visit you and supply all information reâ€" quired and demonstrate a scale size model of the pool. PRICES FOR LONGER POOLS SUPPLIED ORDER NOW FOR EARLY DELIVERY for Dining PHONE 580â€"W ® resiaurunit f * UR o aAP o t? ;: & CI'!.I-SC71 CH. 1â€"€ : wg‘ge' e feut * Cllnuo 3901‘ Wgz@ P 8 B DELIVERED e o o o k PIPING HOT LUMBER and WOODWORK COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING SUPPLIES, HARDWARE, PAINTS, PLYWOOD, ETC. 1 Mile South of Bolton on Highway 50 CENTRA L â€" Delivery : 1y ; til 2 a.m. â€"â€" Sunday: Noon to 11 p.m. 1804 Weston Road, Weston Open Daily 76._39 a.m. to 1 a.m. Donna‘s for a FREE LOCAL DELIVERY 5% OFF PICKâ€"UP ORDERS restaurant 1â€"5872 CH. 1â€"6331 a w y + w s f 3 BOLTON, ONTARIO FREE DRAW ... For a Basket of LG.A. Groceries each day. Balloons for e LOCATIONâ€"Woodbridge 1.G.A. Parking Lot No. 7 e DEMONSTRATIONâ€"Thursday, 1 p.m. â€" 6 p.m.; Friâ€" day, 3 p.m. â€" 9 p.m. ® â€" DATEâ€"June 9â€"10, 1960. CARAVAN MYVERS WATER 90 PINE ST. WOODBRIDGE AT 80511 Come in for a demonstration of the all new 1960 Visit the Caravam of Propane Appliances YOUR HOST & DISTRIBUTOR CONDITIONING LTD Highway. the Kiddies. Cook Books for the Ladies. + ) See f i‘zféJ yo‘:l?‘sglf‘! will be in your area (Propane) | Dateline Kleinbury bu;; United Chareh h anâ€" nual tea on B-tudly.‘:‘ly“i in nual tea on Saturday, May 28, in the Sunday school. A nlnhtlxo African village that the group had made as part of their st:dhy of Africa was on display. e village was admired and drew many words of praise. The tea tables contained bouquets . of flowers and delicious homemage cookies. The Explorers served tea to their guests. _ The leaders of the group, Mrs. Pierre Berton and Mrs. Leslie, conducted the star presentation ceremony after the tea and the members received their stars and certificates. The committee to plan the 60th anniversary of Kleinburg and Nashville Women‘s Institute met at the home of Mrs. D. Kennedy on Friday. It was decided that the institute would hold a garden tea at the home of Mrs. Dawson Kennedy, Nashville, on Tuesday, June 21. All members and exâ€" members of the branch are inâ€" vited. It was decided not to send out invitations but notices will be placed in local papers. It is hoped that all exâ€"members will see the notices and attend. Mr. and Mrs. S. Keown and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. McCurdy and family of Acton. | _ _ ; Mr. Al Snider, Donald and his aunt, Mrs. W. Keer, were weekâ€" end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arval Townsend and The Explorer Group of Klein | NI DRNIVE A FEW EXTRA MILES e ||| _ sAvE THOSE EXTRA DOLLARS family,‘ Monticello. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reuyg and family, who have been living in Mrs. J. Ryder‘s apartment, .ov'od into the residence of the late Mr. Willigm ‘Mitchell Mr. Rawve purchased the home from Mr. Mitchell some time ago. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel}l planned to move to the farm they had bought mear Arthur, but Mr. Mitchell died after an auto accident. Mrs. Mitchell sold most of the furniâ€" ture privately and went to Toâ€" ronto to live. â€" Mr. J. H. Kellam, who spent most of the winter at the home of his sonâ€"inâ€"law, Dr. B. Lindsay, Woodstock, has returned home. Mrs. Lindsay, his daughter, reâ€" turned with him and stayed for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Les Sharpe and family, who have been living on the Reid farm, moved to Guelph on Wednesday. The C.G.LT. of Kleinburg United Church held their mother and daughter banquet in the Sunâ€" day school room on Thursday, June 2. Following the bangquet the girls entertained the mothers with a musical program. 4 Delegates Windsorâ€"Bound For 18th Legion Conference Four delegates from McKenzie Branch 414 of the Canadian Leâ€" gion attended the 18th biennial Legion conference in Windsor from Saturday, May 28, to Friâ€" day, June 5. The four delegates were Albert Evans, president; O. Trueman, â€" first â€" viceâ€"president; Herb Sabourem, treasurer, and Stan Knapp. On Sunday the convention was officially opened when the Leâ€" gionaires marched through the streets of downtown Windsor and the Hon. Keiller Mackay, Lieutenantâ€"Governor, took . the salute. The following week the Onâ€" tario delegation met to discuss Legion business. A complete reâ€" port on needed resolutions was presented to the assembly and amendments were made to the pension plans and membership. Committees were urged to conâ€" tinue persuading the government PINE STREET Lippay Mators Have Moved Their Large Stock Of Quality Used Cars From LIPPAY MOTORS Their Former Location In Weston To A Brand New Lot In Woodbridge LW DboOWN PAYMENT Dial AT. 8â€"05 52 1 YEAR BONDED WARRANTY NOFH IN _ WOODBRIDGE TERMS Announcement ! | i6 WwOODBRIDGE, ONT. ACROSS FROM THE ELM‘S HOTEL â€" NEXT TO THE POLICE STATION Right on hand to accept deâ€" livery of the first municipallyâ€" owned ambylance in Chinguaâ€" cousy were the reeve and memâ€" Act and the War Veterans Alâ€" lowance Act. â€" National defence was discussâ€" ed and it was agreed that in the event of attack national surâ€" vival depended on wellâ€"trained to change the Canadian Pension It was announced that Wednesâ€" day, June 15, will be the day for the annual field day to be held at the fair grounds. The winners will compete in the Vaughan Township field day June 24. The executive was told to put forward names for the coming Home and School Association elections next September. Also discussed was graduation exercises and final exams. It was announced that final exams will begin on June 16 and graduation exercises will be held on June 28 at 8 p.m. Field Day USED CAR LOT C tn‘v t S PM A*e: y Limited personnel. It was decided that more funds should be given to the militia and reserve forces for training. The Veterans Land Act was reviewed in an attempt to bring it up to date. Other resolutions passed _ covered _ Remembrance Day, compensation for Hong Kong prisoners of war, sweepâ€" stakes and a Canadian flag. Guest speakers at the convenâ€" tion included Louis G. Fieldman, commanderâ€"inâ€"chief of Veterans of Foreign Wars; Harry Price of the Canadian National Exhibiâ€" tion, and Majorâ€"General A. E. Wrinch, Canadian army. The Legion will hold a church parade Surday, June 14. Legion members will march from the library to the Legion hall. If the weather permits a service will be held outside at the south side of the hall and if it rains the, serâ€" vice will be held inside the ball. 3t Open Daily 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Royal Weddin Color Films Featured _ Starting tonight at the ‘fi Theatre, patrons who missed ‘, wedding of H.R.H. Princess Marâ€" garet to Anthony Ammoa'm: Jones cn television ‘will have. the: opportunity to see theb‘w& in Westminster Abbey where it was filmed by ‘the Rank Ore ganization exclusively. G The film, which is produced in color, will be shown at 9.55 fol= lowing the regular running Of the feature film, "The Glenm Miller Story," and the program will run for the next six days. _ North York Township Byâ€"law No. 5630 does not permit waste or refuse to be placed for collec= tion in open containers. Such containers must. be kept properly covered to prevent the ingress Or egress of flies and the escape of offensive odours.