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26 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Merch 4, 1964 Banquet Is Planned At Enniskillen | ENISKILLEN -- The regular meeting of the CGIT was held in the church basement recent- y- ; The final session of the Church Study Project was the main item on the agenda when |results were tabulated after the discussion period. More plans were made for the graduation ceremony and Brother - Sister banquet Satur- day, Feb. 29. PRAYER SERVICE The World Day of Prayer Ser- vice for Girls was observed re- cently at the church. As the girls arrived from school Grit they had supper and an hour of fellowship. This was followed by ,| the prayer service with six lead- ers in the ceremony, Susan Wearn, Birthe Nielsen, Ruth Pethick, Marilyn Yellowlees, Marie Beckett and Diane Avery. Doreen Trewin was the read- er for the Scripture passages Betty Jane Werry was organ- ist. The offering was received and dedicated by Birthe Niel- sen. Video's Mr. Fixit Speaks At Rotary Name it and he'll show you; "I work with the five basic how to make it. tools; hammer, saw, spirit Weathervane bird feeders, level, block plane, combination rtable writer stands andjmitresquare and sliding rule. eee wos soundproofing|technical and simple to per- Sem ae pany ito bein), "However we do empl ve come pubilc 54 lowever we do em) a "the 'on of Peter Whit- cal expert for inane com- tall, star of the weekly do-it-|plicated projects, when research yourself program "Mr. Fixit,"|is necessary. Perhaps our big- and guest speaker at the Rotary gest problem is in the avoid- Club luncheon Tuesday. ance of technical error, On tele- . vision, you don't take advan- Listing some of his previous}; occupations -- newspaper re- age of those who respect your judgment." : -- agg dlg eM ayes Further confirming the theory and radio -Ithat "behi mentator -- he stated that his 2 aren Ale 2 Cgc re referred occupation was in the begied ee ee Fold ef drama, specifically in it his wife's counsel to "'show the audience how easily the writing and producing for radio./can do it, when demnounracies "How did I get the job as a project, instead of how easily Mr. Fixit? I was invented by aj! can do it" has helped bring television producer and co- him viewers. worker who told me I looked] "My other secret of success," like a 'typical handyman'." he added, "'came from my pro- For my audition I installed ajducer, who told me to imagiue tub washer on a faucet. I pass-|[ were talking to a family I ed the test on the grounds ofjlike, while on camera, I've my ability to extemporize,/found the camera can be a although I had no particularjvery friendly thing. There's no skill for using tools, or specia!|such thing as an uninteresting training. : topic -- just an uninterested "My original repertoire of ten|"°W°- do-it-yourself projects has been enlarged by numerous req or suggestions from viewers. PERSONALS 'Beginning with such pro- Mrs, E. C. Ashton is visiting|iects as door lock and faucet at her home here with Mr. and|installation, glazing and sound- Mrs. O. C. Ashton. proofing, the program has en- Mrs. Frank Dorland and Miss larged its scope to include boat | Shirley Avery, were recent Sun- building and recreation room "|construction. Perhaps our most bert -- = ee ant eee request came from a priest who wanted to make a Honeydale WI [Today's Toronto Stock Market Listings | Hears Panel At) re 22% née ne ae ' Port Perry ct cn, re (Quotations In cents unless marked $. Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- rights: xw--Ex-warrants. Net change Is PORT PERRY -- The Febru-| "™ Previews boardlet closing sale) ary meeting of the Honeydale Women's Institute was held in the Parish Hall of the Church INDUSTRIALS of the Ascension. The president, Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Mrs, Nelson Williams, welcom- 1590 $13% 13 13% ed visitors. 300 315 310 315 The meeting was turned over 100 its ie its +8 to Mrs. Samuel Cawker, direc- 415 $31%2 31% 31% tor of the public relations pro- pods Bi gram. Mrs. Cawker led a panel with Mrs. Samuel Naples, Mrs. Gordon Shunk and Mrs. Orval Stone, who spoke about North- ern Institutes. Mrs. Frank Gibson, of Prince Albert, gave several readings and lunch was served. UNIT NO. 3 MEETING Unit No. 3 of the United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Leonard Colbear, Cochrane street, for the Febru- ary meeting, under the leader- ship of Mrs. Lloyd Wakeford. Mrs. Aubrey Buchner con- ducted a Bible Study on India. Mrs. Stanley Ploughman was presented with a gift in appre- ciation of her four years of serv- ice as leader of the group. WHITBY PERSONALS Miss Verity King, 305 Dunlop street west, is in the Oshawa General Hospital under observa- tion. Her companions of Henry street High School and friends wish her a speedy recovery. Stock Sales. 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Many thanks fo Dr. Glazier and 4th. floor staff. s3aue esses 4% + ru Nat Trust Noranda es8cSaes aeen8 Baska Bethim Bidcop Bralorne Brunswk 3349 Bunk Hilt 7000 Camflo Y Camp Chib 12915 Cc Tung 1000 Cc Mines 4000 28 1500 125 DEATHS BARKER, Ernest (Dick) Assisting the hostesses in serv- ing were Mrs. Ewen MacDonald and Mrs. Grace Fisher, both aunts of the bride-to-be along with Miss Nora Fisher and Cathy Corris. 500 150 So 50 6 $12% 12% 12% 2% 26" 2% HOR Revelstoke Rockowr pr Rothman Royal Bk Salada +8 C Austral ¢ +% Coronation chair-| Crush int Miss Gertrude, Ernest and William Bar- ker and Mrs. Clifford McGrath (Helen) of Oshawa and Mrs. Florence Weese Trenton, brother of Mrs. C. H. Car- ter (Mery), Mrs. T. E. Squires AGer- trude) of Oskville. Mr. Barker Is resting Home. 'at Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hobbs have returned home from a va- cation at St. Petersburg Beach, cabana. Florida, Mr. and Mrs. George Irwin were recent Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frank WHITBY BOWLING NEWS Kinette Mary Ellen Polak, 31 Beech street, Ajax, is opening her home this evening, March 3 to the Ajax Kinette for a meeting. Salvation Army are holding a special "Missionary Meeting" Mrs, Gregory Carter, man, and Miss Verda Packer, spiritual convener of the On- tario County South Regional CWL Council attended St. Ber- nadette's CWL Communion breakfast held Sunday, March 1 in Ajax. Following the breakfast Dale Delta Acc Dist Seag Dom El pr Dofasco Dosto D Stores Dom Tar 390 $52 10 $104 370 100 350 2220 $8% 8% 8% 155 150 150 --I15 $17% 17% 1% 5i% 52 --% 104. 104 714 11% + % 14% 14%4-- % v Ws+Y 18% 18% + Ve $71% $14% $17 $18% Sayvette Shell Can Sheli | pr Shully's Silverwd A Simpsons Slater Steel Shop Save Steel Can 4891 Switson 200 270 270 270 --5 $16%e 16% 6%e-- we $26Ve 26Ve 26¥2+ Ve 425 425 425 $14Ve 14V%e 14% $40%4 40V%e 40% $13% 13% 13% $12% 12% 12% $23 2% 23 200 200 Dyno Candore Cassiar 315 320 2000 17% 17% 17% 166 166 500 8 63 279 325 '5 575 16 7 7500 25 100 Young HG +" Zenmac 1000 Purdy, Bowmanville. Mrs. A. L. Wearn, Mrs. H. J. McGill, and Mrs, E. Trewin, attended the Oshawa Presbyter- ial of UW at St. Mark's United Church, Whitby, recently. Mr. and Mrs. R. Langmaid and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lang- maid and family of Sllina, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kinsman and Lisa lof Courtice were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. R. McGill's. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stain- ton and Beverly had Sunday tea recently -with Mr. and Mrs. D. Bothwell of Maple Grove. Kathy Sharp spent Sunday with Misses Sandra and Sharon Werry and brother James. Mrs. R, Bothwell, Mrs. Jimmy Seymour, Debbie and Jimmy of Newcastle, Mrs. Ken. Herring- ton and Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. David Ferguson and Karen of IN MEMORIAM Oshawa were with C. Ferguson's BLAIR -- In loving memory of Mrs. lately. dene Bislr who passed eway March 4, Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Horn, Upright and just In all her ways, | ochawa, Mr, and Mrs. Fred 26 2 22% 22a 677,000. Thd CG Inv 250 $8% 8% 8% Tor-Dom Bk 595 $61%4 61% 61% T Fina 235 $12% 12% 12% Tr Can PL 1660 $35 35 35 1495 $15% 15% 15% 740 $9¥e 9% % 210 $11% 11% 11% Mi 5 af Service In the Chapel on March rt A 8 p.m, Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. Thursday, March 5 at 8 p.m. with Captain and Mrs. J. Nel- son, recently returned from Central America. This is an open meeting with slides and commentaries on the conditions in these countries. Everyone welcome. Mark Tutton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Len Tutton, 221 Warden- Wilson avenue is celebrating his fourth birthday today, March 3. For the occasion a_ birthday party is planned. Among those bard chipping in with With George Hiejattending are: Cameron Mur- Jewellers. kar, Michele Grenier, Lori Kue- piorgen Brothers Food see edged Hori Robbie gs Laurie jemings Shell Service 2-1 with Marty|McDonald, Dougie instanley Jordan: being the big gun with an 828 and Kenny Reinhardt. (305, 202). Alf Reardon helped out with 723 (262, 267), George Olliffe with 759 (288, 261), and Gord Schmidke with 717] Mrs. P. E, Merlin and her ere teen St te ee ee daughter Mrs. Bernard Derry, Port Hope, spent the weekend in London as guests of Mrs. The top six averages after three com- plete sections find: Ron Swartz out. front Merlin's son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence with 237 followed by Marty Jordan 235. Merlin, Du Pont 865 Econ Inv 130 Exquisite pr 100 Falcon 152 Fam Pity = 2130 Fleet Mfg 100 , SAVE IT LUNCH BAGS ; KOTE a4 REDs WHIT Regular, Slenderline WELL TRIMMED SPECIALLY SELECTED -- VALUE CHECK'D $43% si $102 422 43¥4 +1 nnw--&% 10% 10% $642 64 64 1% 9 WY 34 C«A SH Zulapa 1000 a day of recollection was held Sales to 11 a.m.: conducted by St. Bernadette's newly - appointed pastor, Rev. Father Peter Rosettis, Recent weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Phair, Centre street south, were: Mrs. Wyman Harris, Mr. and Mrs. R. Harris, Annmarie and John; Captain. and Mrs. Ronald Raike and Leslie, Ot- tawa and Manotick;" Mr. and Mrs. John Hay, Miss Jill Va- chon, Mr. William Hay, Toron- to;. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hay, Peter, David, Lesa and Christo- pher, Scarboro; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brouse, Toronto. WHITBY MEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE Burtinsky Florists Win Third Section Burtinsky's whitewashed @ short-handed Brown's Electric team to win the third section by a single point. Jim Patterson led the Florists with 715. Mel Tripp had a 748 (297) but was fighting @ losing battle for the Electricians. Mercantile Dept. Store County Bowl 2-to-1. Dick Adams paced the Mercs with 760 (302, 278), Al Perry topped the losers with 809 (289, 268) The Royals took two points from Bas- setts Jewellers with Bill Jordan head- Ing. his mates with 805 (292, 271). Ward Bick with 733 (313) and Buck Kirkwhite 72 (268). also helping ovt Sel Himes Morrison Mosher Northid Rambler FOREIGN TRADING Giant YK 100 $11% 11% 11%--% Sherritt 100 320 320 320 +5 Trans-Mt Trans PPL Turnbull LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements . and floral. requirements for oll occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING NTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 decisioned Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL HOME 390_KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 Pkg. of 12 39° ESET MMA A yy of 4a, "% ' Couple Retums ToMaple Grove Bill Jordan, Al Perry, Mickey McMas- ter all tied at 234, and Ron Bragg 233 and Denny Brown 229. WHITBY MONDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Loyal and true through all her days, Bi suffered, patiently bore, Arlt ot elo per --€ver remembered end daughter Phyllis. memory of & Ibert 4 94. wife end = In loving memory of @ dear , brother-in-law and uncie, Dave, who passed eway March 4, 1949. With his cheery smile and his heart ot . Thee iho new him will well know How much we lost 15 years ago. «ver remembered by his brother Jim, ~in-lew Ella, nieces Helen, He®ther end Nan and nephew Dave. SPENCER -- In loving memory of our @eer brohter, Steniey Arthur Spencer, 'who passed away March 4 We little knew when we morn 'The sorrow the day would bring, For the call was sudden, the severe, To part with one we loved so dear. Sometimes it Is hard fo understand "Y/the Earl Trewin's. 1959. woke that Trewin, Lloyd and Earle, Black- stock were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and family, Bowmanville, were his parens, N. E. Wright's. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Werry Mrs. A. Werry. Mr. and Mrs. Adam_ Sharp, were recent visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strong's, Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stain- ton and Gail were with Mrs. C. Cowie, Beaverton. SHOWN TO VOTERS LUSAKA (AP) -- Two rival candidates in the municipal elections of Nchanga in North- ern Rhodesia had to have their pictures on the ballot. The rea- den 241, Over 600 Triples -- Tom Mclvor, 736 206). (306); Marty Jordan, Holter 703 (288); Vi Jordan isobel Mothersill Moore 669 (257); Ward Bick 669 Chuck Sawdon 661. (255); Don Grant 640 (260); Doug R Frank 621 (259); Bi 683 = (262); owden 636 (256) 704 (313); Clare 686 Clarence' (262); (262); Paul il] Newslead 612. (270); Mickey McMaster 609 (213); Doug Peggs 604 (254); Millie Peggs 603 (264); and Bety Jane were Sunday|Wainwright 602 (251); Marg Pascoe 00 tea guests recently of Mr. and' Joe Over 200 singles: Carol Robbins 246, Hewis 239, Moore 204, Florence Moore Adair 210, Ron Adair 210, 217, 228,, Betty Pascoe 226, Elleen Hewett 278, Jenny Fowler 230, Art Munns 238, Wayne Stuart 206, Thelma Bemis 227. Jean Jeffrey 207, 250, Stan Fice 218,Harvey R Howland Collins 221, Bubbles Ruth Frank 224, Peake 231 and Paul Frank 259. 200, Shirley Croik 262, McMaster 213, Ron Robbins 281; Connie Denyer 217, Joyce Denyer 217, Elsie Fernly 243, Joan Newstead 214, Sam Bonk 292, Jenny Harold Chris Ron Pascoe 'oberts 200, Mair Bemis 212, Beryl Garrett 201, Cyril Garrett 241, Crook 240, Joyce Wainwright 217, Roma George Childs 256,Kelth Laundry 214, Bev Childs 262, Clara Row- Frank John Sam Team standings -- Sabre Jets 22, Rock- Woodpeckers 7-30; son was that both are a) ets 7-40; Missers 5-26; Echoes 5-32; Pok: Chips 2-24; 4; County Bowl 3-33; Whitby Cleaners Sharon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Laurence Jackson celebrat- ed her eighth birthday. Guests attending her party were: Taw- ni Nixon, Sherry McClelland, Wendy Hockley - Larsen, Cindy Akerman, Janice Samuel, Su- san Evans, Karen Thomas, Pat- sy Waller, Jane-Ann Fraser, Lydia Welch, -Debra_ Lappin, Linda Rouse and Sharon's sis- ter Barbara. Also present for the celebration were grandpar- ents Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Jackson, Toronte. Mrs. William Ryland, 610 Dun- das street west who suffered a fractured heel, the result of a bad fall, is now able to resume her activities. Her friends wish her a complete recovery. Mrs. Marvin Wood recently attended the funeral of her late brother-in-law who was killed in- stantly in a motor accident. The funeral was held in Waterville, Quebec. From Florida MAPLE GROVE -- Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Stevens returned home recently: after spending some weeks in Florida with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jose, of New- castle, and called on several friends from around here, who are spending the winter in Florida. John Hope, of Prince Albert, spent a recent weekend with his cousins, Bill and Ralph Mills. .Mr, and Mrs. C. P. Swallow visited her mother, Mrs. Fred Ashton, Red Wing nursing home, Toronto, and called on Mrs. Verna Forsyth and Ron- nie, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Rod- man and daughter Karen, Little Britain, were recent Sat- urday visitors with his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brooks and family. Mrs. H. R. Foley has return- BLADE ROAST " 43° "YOU SAVE TWICE ON TRIM AND PRICE" CHOICE BRANDED ROASTS OF BEEF 'SHORT RIB or - ROLLED SHOULDER MILD SEASONED -- PURE PORK Trend Skinless Sausage FRESH SLICED PORK 49: SAVE 10c! f Carnation Instant xa. 89° Save 36c!--20c off pack 5-26; Hopi 5-25; + 434; Por: key's Prides 5-32; Dirty Six 2-23; Pipers -7; Neighbors 2-20; and 2-14. LIVER FRESH CAUGHT! -- LAKE ERIE COOKED, BREADED ti Cosmos Musonda. 2-7; Ni OBITUARIES Kenneth Riches and Arnold, all of Peterborough, and sister Mrs. William Lamb (Noreena), Mrs. Russell Steele (Eva), and Mrs. Elwood Tripp (Jessie), and bro- ther Melville Lansing, all of Port Perry, and 13 grandchil- dren. The body was at Kaye funeral home. The service -was held in the Kaye Memorial Chapel at p.m. today, the Rev. J. Spencley officiating. Burial was at Rosemount Me- morial Gardens. FUNERAL OF CHARLES E. HAWKINS The funeral service for Charles Edwin. Hawkins, who died at Oshawa Sunday, March 1, was held at the Gerrow Fu- neral Home at 2 p.m. today. The service was conducted by Rev. John Porter of Cedardale United Church. Interment was in Union Cemetery, Oshawa. The pallbearers were Donald Petre, Ted Cornish, Harold Ellis, Ed Hubbell, Roy Rundle and Calvin James. ! FUNERAL OF MRS. ETHEL STROUD The funeral service was held at the MclIntosh-Anderson Fu- neral Home Tuesday, March 3, of Mrs, Ethel Stnoud. A long time resident of Dunbafton, she died in Oshawa General Hos- pital Friday, Feb. 28, in her 71st year. | Bishop R. E. Sayers of the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- ter Day Saints conducted: the service assisted by Thomas Dal- gleish. Interment was at Pros- Surviving are her husband,|pect Cemetery in Toronto. Russell N. Riches, daughters,| Pallbearers were six grarid- Mrs. Jack Turner (Aura) of|sons of the deceased They Dixie, Ont., Mrs. Paul Im-/were: Fred and Robert Rattew; ming (Dorothy) and Mrs. Al-|Murray, Nelson, Leonard and fred Curtis (June), and sonsiRobert Stroud. Why some things have to be, in His Wisdom one has planned Beyond our power to see. by sister, Flossie. SAVE. 2c! DAINTY RICE exe, SAVE 24c!. -- NEW! - NEW! = ONE-PLY FACELLE 3 = 2...:29° TOILET TISSUE REDEEM YOUR 8 COUPON ed home after spending last week with her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Orland Hall and family, Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olliffe, Stouffville, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred, R. Stevens. Mrs. (Dr.) Lark, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mills and baby Debby, Oshawa; Mr. Bruce Mills, Enniskillen; Brenda Stew- art, Zion, were recent Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mills and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ewing and family, Seven Islands, Mr. and. Mrs. Wes Down and boys, Ebenezer, were recent Monday supper guests with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Snowden, and Betty Lou. Salary Hike For MPs Costs Extra $3 Million OTTAWA (CP) -- Salary in- creases voted last year to mem- bers of Parliament will cost the federal treasury an extra $3,- 000,000 a year. The blue book of 1964-65 spending estimates tabled in the Commons Tuesday showed a $2,484,000 increase to $5,333,000 in payments to the elected members, The figure includes $3,211,000 in salaries and nearly $1,800,000 in expense allowances. Senators will get a total of $1,546,000 in the coming year, an increase of $537,000. The higher figures follow the decision last year to boost the CORNER SIMCOE AT MILL total indemnities and expenses of the elected MPs to $18,000) BROWN'S MARKETERIA from $10,000 and for the sena-| BROOKLIN, ONTARIO tors to $15,000 from $10,000. | Summer Bazaar Is Planned By Balsam UCW BALSAM and MT. ZION -- The United Church Women re- cently met at the home of Mrs. Burnett Jamieson for the Febru- ary meeting. The meeting opened with the president in the chair. After hymns, scripture and prayer, B. Mrs, Ralph Jones gave a read- ing, 'Witnessing for Christ'. Mrs. Lorne Jones gave a paper on 'God's School'. It was decided to have a bazaar and afternoon tea in the summer, date to be set later. All enjoyed a Bible quiz and a love- ly supper. Solina Church Explorers Hold Worship Service SOLINA -- The Explorers met recently with all members pres- ent. Karen Yellowlees led the worship service with Linda Flett and Brenda Yellowlees assist- ing. RIMAR MEMORIALS 152 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA OFFICE EVENINGS 723-1002 728-6627 ANTHONY MERINGER Anthony Meringer, Grand Knight of St. Gregory's Council of the Knights of Columbus an- nounced today that word had been received of the death re- cently of Supreme Knight Luke E. Hart in New Haven, Conn. He' was 83. The body rested at a New Haven undertaking parlor for two days. Uniformed members of the Commodore John Barry General Assembly, Fourth De- gree, maintained a guard of honor as hundreds paid their re- spects. The Supreme Knight was bur- ied Feb. 22 after a pontifical Mass of requiem in the St. Louis Cathedral with His Eminence Joseph Cardinal Ritter, as cele- brant. President Lyndon Johnson said: "The death of the Su- preme Knight Luke E. Hart takes from the Knights of oCl- umbus a leader of truly great stature and from our country a eitizen who, by word and ac- tion gave expression to the high- est ideals of patriotism." MRS. RUSSELL RICHES PETERBOROUGH Mrs. Russell N. Riches, 67, died at her residence, 223 Rink street Monday after a short illness. Born Edna Viola Lansing in Reach Township, near Port Perry, she was the daughter of the late Peter Lansing and Lou Bradburn. She came to Peterborough 38 years ago from Cartwright, an 'was a member of St. James United Church. 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McKinney, special nurses and nursing staff on 3C for their kindness to me while | was @ patient in Oshawe General Hospital. --Horace Grills. 6%4-0Z. GIZE CLASSIFIED ADS May be small, but they ore gionts, powerful too, when It comes to getting things done. Let one of them sell your no longer need household items. See for yourself. GARDEN FRESH For the remginder of the meeting games were conducted by Carol Hills and Jean Hocka- day and refreshments were served. PRAYER SERVICE The World Day of Prayer service was held recently at Eldad Church. Severa) ladies from the Zion and Hampton districts assisted in the service. Birdseye Frozen Foods Seve Sc!l--French Style 10-oz, Pkgs. Green Beans 2 rox 49° Save 4c! 9-oz. Pkgs. French Fries 2 ror 35° SR eR ea SPROULE'S | DUFFY'S MARKET 948 SIMCOE ST. NORTH MAPLE GROVE MARKET MAPLE GROVE, ONTARIO Telephone Now 723-3492