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the trit siouffvule oat 194s low cost protection fok indil ideals ok families hospital nurse medical auil sur gical plan- i n om e ihotectiox lenelits payable from one day to a lifetime nov 15 deadline for uk parcels healthiipaccidenp- x harvey coathup district representative unionvjlle bbs telephones home patricia kern university of toronto student found the news exciting when she learned her father who lives in moose jaw sask had won 20000 on irish sweepstakes he owned half of a 10000 ticket patricia telephoned home collect and was told that father planned trip for family to ireland next summer to collect the money dutch cut twin jets britain has started rearming the western union countries with her latest meteor twinjet fighter planes it lias been reported authoriatively hol land already lias received deliveries it was said and other brussels pact nations will receive a steady flow when the planned 100 per cent increase in british fighter production gets underway pictured above are raf vampires vow mkmiiilt of house of commons lester b pearson above minister of externa affairs has been elected to the house of commons his victory in agoma east over ccf and social credit opponents was a det islvc one mr pearson has left ir paris to take over he leadership of the canadian delegation to the un meeting of the general assembly date for public seiniiii letters nov 20 advised to post early regular mail deadline for christ mas parcels and setters for europe is this monday postal authorities announce the foliotving monday nov 15th is the deadline for mail ing parcels to the united king dom ordinary letters to the united ksngdom should be mailed before nov 20 mail which has to travel further should be mailed proportionately earlier it was pointed out last- minute postings may render i impossible for the post office to find accommodation on ships ieav- ina in time to ensure christmas delivery in all cases letters and p ireels should be posted as soon as p ssible gift parcels to individuals in britain must contain only bona fide gifts and mun be clearly marked gift parcel total vaiue of parcels must not exceed 2j seldom seen this is the period when church suppers once so popular had a good run aside from raising cash they had a worthwhile social side that perhaps the rural church today is not maintaining anyway as a boy 1 looked for ward to a good time at the church supper with vision of goodies heaped high my father was usually the chair man for the program he was full of wit and humor and the people seemed to enjoy his leadership on one occasion somebody voted to have a change so they got a new chairman father said he didnt mind but he didnt approve of a woman for the job the preacher said father could bring along a bit of humor and he would be given a place however father said no i didnt like the way he said it and mother was fearful lest he would make up an excuse to be absent well he didnt for lie told us all to be ready yet he seemed to have been in close conversation with my older brother isaac what they talked up i could not find out for they spoke low and would cease talking when i came up i asked isaac and he said oh nothing for little boys he was seven years older than me well we all got to the supper had a big time then the program miss swinton our teacher turned out to the chair lady i sat in the front row below the platform father was up there in the wing so 1 felt he hadnt been badly hurt by being left out miss swinton was in the midst of her opening remarks when she looked downward then uttered a scream two mice went scurryin across the platform it raised quite a furor but the crowd was quieted and miss swinton nervously finished later when the ladies quartette was singing they broke up on the chorus of brave brave some thing two more mice ran across the floor right from the wing where father was standing lies so good at catching mice i wondered he hadnt stopped them ten minutes elapsed before order was restored and the strange or strained singers started again the incident caused no end of speculation on how the rodents were in the church and why they interferred with the program instead of the supper few people ever got the low- down on the trouble but i had my own idea next day when i heard isaac say to father down in the barn i let those other two mice out of the box dad so dont you bother getting the box down again old josh dissatisfied with prices of vegetables at a meeting of the ont ri i county vegetable grower- associa tion held in he county buildings lat whitby members expressed con- 1 jsiderable dissatisfaction with the prices negotiated by the growers j marketing board with the canners i for tomatoes peas and corn some j complaints were also voiced regard- ling the work of the government i graders of vegetables for canning in order to focus attention on i their compiaintsthe growers present j passed a series of resolutions to be i presented at the annual convention of the ontario fruit and vegetable growers association to be held in hamilton on december 8 and 9 the resolutions which were passed included the following 1 that all vegetable seed offered for sale be sold on a basis of per centage of germination 1 that a higher price be negoti ated for the various grades of peas corn and tomatoes some sugges tions were put forward as to prices that might be secured by the negotiating committee for next years crop officers and directors for the i association were elected as follows president charles broughtonj whitby vicepresident william stonehouse port perry secretary- treasurer h l fair oxbridge always administering to auditor e webber columbus birds martin baptizes township directors pickering gosling starling william collins whitby ileberj rev e e j martin writing in down east whitby norman down his parish magazine had this to reach fred christie sav about his flock charles broughton heber down i am fated to be always admini- uilliam stonehouse norman down storing to birds one sundav in cattle performed halloween prank ii ivor thomas kiyearold former junior minister looked on by observers as a coming man in the british government resigned from the labor party in protest against government policies thomas said he was forced to resign because of the governments determination to proceed with the parliament bill to reduce powers of the house of lords and the mea sure to nationalize the iron and steel industry at mono mis police have been ived in hunting for supposed vandals who the animal toppled over 12 tombstones on law a- th halloween night thev found the forthwith y proved to be a cows that had grounds seems immune from the dropped the case safety glass windshield and door glass installed paris auto supply ltd richmond hill 86 auto wreckers norwich i baptized three babies named gosling starling and our own daughter martin among ind roy bonnetta were selected a delegates to attend the provincial convention in hamilton in past years only men were sent as dele- 1 those around the front were miss gates but this year the association raven and miss crowe decided to name one woman experii a week later 1 married a police- enced in vegetable growing and man named eagle to miss swann send her as delegate in addition to among mv confirmees was olive the above live men she will be j printer of our church maga- selected by the officers of the assoc iation william walker of the ontario vegetable growers marketing board and a director of the ontario association urged the vegetable growers to attend the annual con vention and express their views and complaints he said that unless farmers were united in their efforts to work together they were licked before they started looking at the tumbling turbu lence of niagara falls a visiting london fire chief mused how we could have used that water in the blitz 1 zinc was mr goose in london i had the assistance of excellent lay readers named swallow and thrush at guilford the finch family were among my best workers cecil bird read the lessons attention farmers we are paying the highest prevailing prices for dead or crippled farm animals horses cattle hogs telephone collect for immediate service gordon young limited toronto ad 3636 stouffville 255 uxbridge 27 oc3oaoooooooooooocodoooocoooooff eggs wanted by reg grading station cases supplied and picked up at your door for a reference ask your neighbors about our grade price and prompt weekly returns write or phone p hutton g rover 8970 40 kenworthy ave toronto 13 farms twin calves third in three weeks kitchener oct 30 another set of twin calves was born on the alex moser farm this week this is the third set of twin calves born on this farm in the last three weeks a holstein and an ayrshire cow gave birth to twins three weeks ago this week a durham cow gave birth to another set alfalfa hay wanted best price for good quality sample reesors marmill limited markham phone 96 stole 1000 hides gets nine months bruce ferry 2s of newmarket was convicted of theft of si 000 worth of suede skins and other hides and sentenced to nine months by magistrate o s hollinrake in court at newmarket on friday david hartford 29 of newmarket charged with retaining the stolen goods received a three months definite and six months indeterm inate sentence county constable aubrey fleury of aurora told the court the hides were stolen from a tannery at hol land landing which thieves had broken into a charge of breaking and entering against fairy was withdrawn hands at work learning aero engine and airframe mecilvnics seeks to oust tenant who forgot stamp toronto nov 1 a threecent stamp is the crux of an eviction action now before the ontario court of appeal mrs m j mcdonald neglected to stick a threecent stamp on her 10 rent cheque her landlady f- mr catharine jane cook claimed a bank wouldnt give her sio for the stampiess cheque and obtained an eviction order but before the order could be enforced mrs mcdonald launched an appeal pjtjltm4ps products arc desired and purchased by people all over the world and the capacity to produce such good- largely determines the economic welfare of every man woman and child within her border- because the sale of everv article produced in ontario brings valuable dollars into llii- province we all are more assured of job security and we anil our children can have more of the better things in life to produce mich goods in sufficient quantities skilled labour is vital that is why every single one of u- should he glad that war veterans are constantly being trained to provide the skilled hand- so needed by industry veterans receive on the joli training under expert instructors in our ontario factories this training provided through the cooperation of the department of veterans affairs the iedrral department of lattour and the ontario department of education starts veterans off on the road to skilled craftsmanship taught to use their bands in general aero engine and airframe work both on military and civilian aircraft these veteran- may qualify for a department of transport license authorizing them to declare aircraft airworthy in aircraft manufacturing plants and on flyini field- throughout ontario these newly killed veterans will have the opportunity to apply their talent- and training their effort will help to make ontario a fitter place in which to live and will contribute to the welfare and happiness of all her citizens the brewing industry ontario akito kxiaxk im hamcs n parry 25 of ottawa ontario a canadian army veteran i hown making an adjustment to the engine of a cub trainer student work on various tvpen of aircraft ranging from the cub trainer to multiple engine military aircraft many vcterin- trained a ground crew liialit during the war have chocn to take postwar training in tbij occupation for which they arc particularly suited for them the tra mutton to peacetime employment ha m ejmcr