POC EON "we era rola and: Elmcroft Farms, * Hugh Miller, Manager of the 'SPICE CAREFULLY | Oshawa Pastor Uxbridge Farmer |itsirntrts oi: Puasteg To. saa! toatl ang Maree Patria ; mittee: He said that the entire|western World has craved " |township was well organized. 3 "tieiter, § Year-oid in ik --| Attacks "Wets "fe wanto mate sure that nq sBice# ut the rule ls : C. J. Cerswell, on Puccini May. 'np? " ri to enha Has Top Heifer = Biman ten) tee Ee lm it ee ace, Peano Romer! I Liquor Vote 7 , PETERBOROUGH -- The! Bull, Junior Yearling -- Ross dale Farms Ltd., Romandalé Male and Female Grand Ciiam-|Parks, Bloomfield, Gladibrae kie: RR. .|., BROUGHAM --* An Oshawa ae pions at the Royal Winter Fair,|Pabst Triumph; Romandale Peon pbs ck oe og Pastor, addressing more than : Toronto, won similar honors at/Farms Ltd.; J. Walter Honey,| Cow. 4 Years Old in Milk --|forty persons at a vote _ the twenty-first annual |East-|Dartford. . : R. 'R. Dennis on Cedelmar Re.|\'n0" - public _ meeting in | Central Ontario Championsliip; Bull, Senior Yearling -- Allan j ' i Brougham on Tuesday night, Holstein Show at Peterborough.|B, McComb and Son, Belle-|ation Davis" Peterporsuch: "We {Charged that the printed litera.|| WA: The Grand Champion bulljviile, and George Burkitt andlR Dennis. _ *""\ture, circulated by the "yes" ' : tate was Thornlea Texal Supreme,|Son, Frankford, on Glenalcomb| Cow, 5 Years and Over Dry--|¢ 'committee campaigners was a Now on at owned by the Central Ontario|Startime; Robert H. Baker and/R, R. Dennis on Clairdale Hope-| "Sieer falsehood." Cattle Breeding Association,)/Son, Sunderland; Allan B. Mc-| ty) Sharon; Dunrobin and Elm-| Rev. Harry Mellow of North. Maple, and the Grand Cham-|Comb and Son and Charles|croft Farms: R. R. Dennis, {minster United Church rejected pion female was Bond Ha ven/Treverton and Sons, Plainfield. Cow, 5 Years and Over, Injeach of the pamphlets' state- Signet Sally, owned by C.-°J.! Bull, 2 Years -- Harold Page| Milk -- C. J. Cerswell on Bond| ments. Cerswell, Beeton. and Son, Uxbridge, and Clar-| Haven Signet Sally, (Senior and} 'Increase the number of 'aul: hj) The Romandale Farms en-jence Lillico and Sons on. Lill-|Grand Champion); FF. Roy|jets and you increase t i tries of S, B. Roman, Union-|croft Sovereign Prospect; |Ormiston on Royal Delight (Re- damien." said Rev. a Li ville, took the Premier Breeder|Romandale Farms Ltd.; R. R.| serve Senior and Reserve Grand "increase the consumption and banner, with C.-J. Cerswell as| Dennis. Champion); R. R. Dennis. runner-up, while R. R. ag Bull, 3 Years and Over --| County Herd -- Ontario; ig om ee Oe Oak Ridges, was Premier Ex !Central Ontario Cattle Breed- York: H ° " F th Refrige nges, TV. | hibitor, with Romandale Farms|ing Association, Maple, on io PF a 'emer deeetied _Swp. voters. "wil igs Py Dryers, the runneraip. Thornlea Texal Supreme (Sen-| co. igp Get-of-Sire -- Dunrobin|20,.° 1%, Polls to register an Water Heaters, Vacuums, Competition for these awardsjior and Grand Champion Bull); aod. Blot Far uy? gi opinion on eight questions in a Polishers, Radios, Bedroom was brisk with Dunrobin andlc. J. Cerswell and Kenneth J. Rosata. Prece ion eR ne liquor plebiscite on Saturday, "' Elmeroft Farms, Beaverton,|Connell, Brockville, Bon Ol sie-on pet oF Roeland 'asflettion Oct. 27th. * and F. Roy Ormiston, Brooklin,|Haven Reliance, (Reserve Sen- | Sovereien: C. J. Cerswell on get|.. The speaker charged that the " ; : SoS %e3 following close behind C. J.lior and Reserve Grand Cham- of Roshfe 'Centurion. 8 |liquor firms used a "diabolic- LILLCROFT SOVEREIGN.) Ontario Championship Hol- , White Day at Lindsay, La st |Cerswell for the runnet-up posi-)pion); J. W. Bowman, Ennis-|" 1° colergi, -- cy, {ally clever" policy in creating a Pele' Lempx, Tope Recor as tion for Premier Breeder. kill y : Prospect, jointly owned by | stein Show, Peterborough. He | year he was Reserve All- Cc J Genel. Dunrobin -and! "Hatlec Calls Dhck Mous; Ux.|Cerswell and Glenafton Farms Gon oer tt eee they ders, Record Players! ! r nd Son, Ux- | had previously been Grand 2 poaron hie "Clarence" Litlico Chainoioa at the Ontario | Canadian Senior Yearling |Elmcroft, and F. Roy Ormiston| bridge, on Heydale Liz Walker; phn alts a one should show the other side of It You Don't Buy It At Bad Boy's * and Sons Woodville, was the | County Black and White Day | bull. blair ot gr vome: aici ad 8 pais Romandale \Romandale Dividend. nikon the picture as I see it every uy . 1 . $i Y Tin " =i e: 1 S110! or wicT y) ig + first prize two-year-old' Hol- | at Port Perry, and the Vic- | --The Holstein - Fresian Asso- |'@ 'hird p 'Helfer, Junior Yearling -- R.| dale Farms on get of A.B.C, Re- week," he continued. } YOU PAY TOO -MUCH 1! ' A . ; . Exhibit A | ; Stein bull at the East-Central | toria County Black and | ciation of Canada. total of S04 epicien frum B: Beowa, Row manvila bo Bal: |flection Sovereign. Rev. Mellow urged his listen- 4 nine different counties in East-|sam Brae Citation Hope;| Progeny of Dam -- F. Roy thle to ps) Pg IS ant age FURNITURE ' ORONO ELECTION Aj St a t Central Ontario took part in}/Romandale Farms Ltd.; Eaton|Ormiston on progeny of Bal- to the polls ; Jax UGENTS the Championship Show, these! Hall Farm, King City. |sam Brae Pluto Sovereign; F.|"",, ' APPLIANCES ' being exhibited by fifty-nine dif-| Heifer, Senior Yearling --|Roy Ormiston on progeny. of| 'It is not much good in a ° 'To Cam al Tl = {crent breeders. Judge wa s/Lloyd Prouse, Brooklin, and F. |Roybrook Gay Harriett; Roman. franchise Pd sit A home in a Open Nightly (Except Saturday) 'Til 9:30 Ken Nixon New . P g Orton Eby, of Kitchener. Roy Ormiston, Brooklin, on|dale Farms on progeny of|rocking chair," he said, KING ST. E. A? TOWNLINE 728-46. A detailed list of prize win-|Prousdale Supreme Cindy Lou,|Almerson Supreme Pansy. -, This stand was echoed by Mr. For UN Fund ners is as follows: (Junior Champion); Glenafton Glenafton Nettie ' e Bull, Junior Calf--J. H. Jose|Farms on . ' AAA President AJAX -- The Ajax High\and Sons, Newcastle, Gladibrae| Dutchland Maud, (Reserve Jun- : |School ° Corhmencemént Exer-|Royal Prince; C, J: Cerswell,jior Champion); McGriskin : : |cises will take place on Friday,|Beeton; Clarence Lillico and! Bras., Oakwood. | By MRS. KEN. GAMSBY Directors:- Thelma Forrester,| November 23 at 8 p.m. Sons, Woodville. Heifer, 2 Years Dry--Roman- + ORONO--The annual meeting|Jo Barlow, Kaye Guster, Chas.. The guest speaker will be S.| Bull, Senior Calf -- Roman- dale Farms on Romandale Em- 'of the Orono Amateur Athletic/ Armstrong, Bob Haezlden, Earl|H. Deeks of the Industrial|dale Farms Ltd., Romandale| press; F, Roy Ormiston; Donald »Association was held in the|Taylor, Lloyd Taylor, Les As-|Foundation on Edueation. Reflection Governor, (Junio r|Budd, Waterford. : 'Orono Municipal Centre with}lett, Carman Cornish, Doug) This year there will be twelve|Champion Bull); Dunrobin and| Heifer, 2 = a rousedale - sabout 20 persons present. Powell, Jack Moffat, Bruce|students: receiving their Honor|E\mcroft Farms Ltd., Elmcroft|Lloyd Prouse, aU: A revies of the years' activi-|Armstrong, Mat Snelder, Doug/Graduation~ Diploma and the|Inka Tycoon, (Reserve Junior|preme Sara; R. R. Dennis; | sties was held along with the}Allin Secondary School Graduation|Champion); William F. Moors 'Romandale Farms, felection of a new slate of A rink committee of Chas. Diploma-will be'awarded to 49| Cobourg. Heifer, 3 Years Dry -- Dun- officers. Armstrong, Horace Best and, Students. i Charles Armstrong .reported Dean West was appointed. The UN FUND. CAMPAIGN 'on the annual banquet. He| president, Ken Nixon also ap-' Ajax High School students will! recommended that it should be|pointed a hockey committee of again be making a door-to-door | : held again this year. Jack Moffat, Mat Snelder and canvass on Hallowe'en in Ajax. | PROUD TO BE P : Later in the evening a motion| Bob Hazelden. Proceeds will go to the United | *was' passed to again hold the; 4 delegation from the Orono Nations fund campaign. benefit banquet and tentative/syating Club asked that. this) Bigs CANADIAN! s dates of November 14 or 21 were year they would like to have COMMON ELEMENT Ee eee juse of the rink on 'Tyesdays| Nickel is used in about 2,500,- In reviewing hockey of last/ing Thursdays, It was felt that/000,000 coins minted snaualty # year, recommendations were | this could 'made Stating that the commit ss be granted. <: :! throughout | the ) world. 'tee should be set up earlier and that registration should be in such a manner that every boy will have the necessary, papers signed and birth certificate be- it oe suggested -- that : Sa : ae } " we "Ss : : i REC ROOM and games be restricted to the local jarea and that more time be , | De : | 1 x ™ REMODELLING VOLUME available for teaching the fun- damentals of hockey in the » Atom and Pee Wee groups, : Ww NS se Me | * ; : : : PURCHASE SAVINGS! ' Mrs. H. Barlow. fefiotted on + the family night held at the rink 'last year and termed this pro- motion a success. Mrs. Barlow Bt ee ' b Pee ¢ ' ; SPECIAL VOLUME PURCHASE SPECIAL VOLUME PURCHASE 'also oe that it had been . " Me e ; ae 1 ' ; Suggested that two such nights ' j s MAHOGANY PLYWOOD 'be held during the year. f Gy . Pre-Finished CEILING TILE In reporting on the Summer é ; ' ww i ini: Program, Mrs. Barlow pointed t ie, es, B dN li 12" 12" Til Satin Smooth, Super Finisht!! out that Miss Mary Lynn Bailey ' ra ran ame Quality x les é 'had been the supervisor. The f ae + Mehogeny plywood ponelling at 'program was held during the : oat e ' 4. ong aoe full "% its best. Beautifully finished, !month of July from 9 a.m. to oe - a ee ee 3 dom grooved and rand @ '12 at a cost of around $60. Sie ae a eee z Pi Leaddvggi dad scl 4¢ veneered Batik for a pleasing, + The average attendance wasi] & eo, P q F mat ® j a uniform wall. No staining, no PER '12 and it was noted that swim-| é } form.ceiling. Top quality tile. EACH sanding, no finishing . . . just PANEL +ming classes hampered the pro-| . A_ volume purchase saving il i ' gram. [tle for 0 10° x 10° ceiling vis oad aa ly $9.75). ' ' Mrs. M. Lunn reported on the, TO THEIR FAMOUS HALLOWE'EN GET-TO-GETHER PARTY ~~ Matching Mehogeny Trim For A 4' x 7' panel .. $5.25 Promotion of pictures at the! . CARTON LOTS ONLY, 64 TILE PER CARTON etter feb Avctladda Ai Sanvak, 4 x 8 panel ... 5.95 'OUdfellow's Hall, and, although Py | (64 SQ. FT. COVERAGE) ie Hal was fle the revenue Saturday, Oct. 27th to Wednesday, Oct. 3lst be SS J. Moffat reported on the ts a tae eae EVERYONE COME ON AND HAVE FUN! ARMSTRONG "EXCELON" SPECIAL VOLUME PURCHASE Ce Gon ae Pe For Your Hallowen Party ili Vinyl-Asbestos FLOOR TILE | CHAMPAGNE CHERRY fWees. There were 30 boys re- goes ie onl Al TARE OUT ROOT BEER FEATURE -- Ball Yee con insta 1 HARDWOOD PANELLING Tout that it was difficult to get With Scissors And Beautiful _ prefinished a tek sles Ma ; j 1 A Brush! 3 / cherrywood graining, in n softball, the Junior Girls a2 ae decorator color shade of thad a successful season. They | 1 Gallon ° ° 79¢ Vp) Gallon ee 44c¢ : 4c light Champagne thet \ j ig pag a @ 'were eliminated in the playoffs] @ ; New for 1963 trend. colors goes with any color oer 6S ee close] PLUS DEPOSIT ON CONTAINER and patterns. Honey Beige, EACH scheme. Random grooy- PER ; H. Partner, treasurer of the) HOOL AN PARTI Hiewethe Beige, Rainbow ed, full 4%" thickness - PANEL Scapciation, eported bedhead | SPECIAL RATES FOR CHURCH, SCHOO D CLUB RTIES 'Yous: lew Sat, denen : hantbaerd thet Lo ace + $ 2 got $268. ' Green and Mohican Cedar. ii ih oe. ee to apply. Free Delivery 4" x 4' x 7' pariel $3.47 ft ete reported on. the. pro- 'd F R E E Cc A N DY LUC KY SPOT : met 9" x 9 tiles, Tiles (45 sq. ft. coverage). + Any Quantity. Va" x 4! x 8! panel 3.97 fment booth and heated area at fit ai would be in the For The Kiddies! PRIZES ; FREE STRAPPING ; past ial Jae tad CANNOT Every Hour! Free Food Orders -- ze | hee hein HOW TO bo IT rth-west corner of the rink A ; nd woukt aioe 4 room, Accompanied by their parents. BE eet x 13 feet. The cost was 2 Coitin, geome at gh SATURDAY, ocT. 27 ONLY Free Souvenir Mugs, etc. KITE to hip: you olen end 1" x 3" Ceiling Strapp- ' e€ proposal has been ap- J build your rec room, Just ing ¢ k Eevistiva Wad Gefehds ew nena OUR HOSTESSES will be Spooks, Witches, Cats, and what have you! Why don't you come in _-- | ask at Beaver. Per Ft. ..... 23/4 REPEATED Mr. Best, on the Chamber of; your Hallowe'en Costume? yf ' : The direct to you savings Commerce assisting financially' , 4 of mass carload purchases {with the construction. : PARTI TION WHITBY tae, from manufacturers H rl ste punted ot tat oe 1 © SQN YOUR SW DRIVE-IN ; STUDS eee tia | REAVER | Memrctertpen #that could be used for the pro-| MO 8-5818. cannot be repeated this sea- SIMCOE ST. N. 2" x 4" x 7-H son... shop. now and ement area $0 that this would) ject. Some discussion followed jon making a room for storage FRIENDS AT py BOWMANVILLE fabove the proposed refresh-| PH. 728-5731 a | LUMBER save. poe closed in. ' MY) et : NOW IS THE TIME MA 3-3388 {NEW OFFICERS P ! R. C, Forrester, chairman of|} ---- ag", ' ' 4 : ; fhe Nonsloating Commitice, oe. : % : Sh WINTER SEAL CLEARANCE ALUMINUM CLEARANCE ree ciduike 'ike bon Guicers ™ fi ALUMINUM "STAI-DRI" FOIL WOODGRAINED py the meeting. The new officers ' i, 4 j foi " " | DOORS MASON RY Riflositun pebinenten es bale SHEETROCK | { Ken Nixon, Presidnet; Har- the heat in. 100 sq. Vice-president; . e y by ? | A NT Fi f ,easy to handle . Diese bone eon ' . j és te SAVE 5.00 P : ft. roll' only, each 1.75 rock in wood-grained yettnnne West, treasurer. - 'is : I] The guaranteed Winter Seal Colourtul, permanent water- tenn Se ee + ' i ' Town. & Country, self stor- proofing for your basement , ing combination door of walls. A 35 tb. pail for "PERMA TRED" 4'x7' NEED BEAUTY REST. ohio 8 , ; ' superior strength ond con- wren' basement. Regularly CEMENT SAORT, ae ced 2.19 >)! ' ' ' bit nas turned off sre eet Hg : ia ea "i fo ; struction mow only . 'tay 107 SP vetiestoy' la devised to ad Your Order iis 4 9. 95 2. 95 FLOOR PAINT lg Sees bt. ve the - eo Howey in darkness, & spoke For 7-Minute Pick-Up Service ; on rar oe rears 3.19 75 walt tae could retard or . sabi? 34.95 NOW YOU SAVE 3.00 Repelerts 9.50. a 7.50 ae 1,03 , prevent maturing of plant bulbs. | your basement. Color selec-