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Ean en SUE LT SR ETRIN me -------- mend it i paign of the Red Cross PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1948 : - N Ajax Response To Red Cross Appeal Gen Generous H. M. 'M. PIPER Correspondent Ajax, March 20--The annual cam- Society which has just been completed in Ajex and district, and the can- vassers report a very generous re- sponse. The receipts exceeding last year's. President D, Whelan praised the well organized campaign which ale lowed everyone an opportunity to contribute. Anyone who may have been 'missed and desiring to con- tribute may take their contribution to 18 Mary Street. An Easter tea and home bake sale will be held in the Legion Hall on Friday afternoon, April 2, from 3 to 5 pm. All are cordially invited to this event being held under the auspices of the Anglican Guild. Pgrsonals Mrs, Gordon Sawyer, Hall's Lake, _ is visiting her sister, Mrs. Johnston and family of 7 George Street. Mr, and Mrs, R. Mark and sons, Kennie and -Ronnie, of Ontario Street, are spending the Easter holidays with relatives at Cameron and Sudbury. Mrs, G. Simpson, 3 Tudor Avenue, spent Easter in South River, Ont., the guest of her sister. Mr, and Mrs, W. Chalmers, Nia- gara Falls, were thie Easter guests of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Schell, Ed- ward Street. Mrs, Wilf, Brace and daughter, 61 Windsor Avenue, are holidaying in Montreal, where Mr. Brace will join them to attend the wedding of Mrs, Brace's brother on April 3. Mr, and Mrs. W. Patterson and son, Billy, of Mary Street, spent Easter with Mrs, Patterson's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Skelton, in To- ,ronto. Miss Thelma Bullied, North Bay, was the Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs, G. E. Piper, Ontario Street. Sorry to report that J. Mills has been confined tq his home with a case of the flu, We hcpe he will soon be entirely well again. Mrs.'W. Gonneau of Des Joach- im, Que., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Griffith, of Glynn Avenue. Miss Esther McRae, Reg. N., of Toronto, spent Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, D. R. Mc-~ Rae, York Street. Also with Miss McRae was her friend, Kay G. Dy- mond, of Sudbury. Misses Jean and Norma Stephens of Toronto and Miss Vipsen Peder- sen, also of Toronto, formerly Star City, Sask. were overnight guests of Mr, and Mrs, D. R. McRae, York Street, last week, Mr, and Mrs. Girvan, of Brock Street, have moved to Toronto. Mr,'and Mrs. Geo. Hod, 9 Brock Street, have moved into the house lett vacant by Mr. and Mrs. Gir- van, Mrs, Wilson, Sr.; Mrs. R. Wilson 'and Miss Lois Wilson, York Street, spent a few days in Hamilton dur- ing the Easter holiday. Mrs, Wilson Sr, is remaining for a time. Mr, and Mrs. G. Piper, Ontario Street, and Ms. J. Whitfield and Mrs, T. Adgir, of awa, motored to Peterboro on Sa ay to attend the wedding of their cousin, Rae Kearns, Mrs. J. A. Morrison, Toronto, is visiting her son, G. Morrison and family, 23 York Street, arriving in time to help her young grandson, Dennis Morrison, celebrate his fifth birthday, last. Saturday, March 27. Miss Marilyn Jenkins, Weston, is spending Easter holidays the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles Noland, Ontario Street. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Williams, 25 Mary Street, over the week.end were, Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams and two sons of Mimico; Frank Williams of Wel. land, and their daughter Edythe, of Hamilton. Visitors - at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CO. Purdon, Ontario Street, last week were, Mrs. Pur. don's nephew, Jack Abraham, his wife, and baby Richard of Toronto Ed Huston of Toronto, Provincial Constable -Pinder of Bracebridge and Provincial Constable Adait of Gravenhurst, also Mrs. Purdon's brother; Mr. Cox and Mrs. Cox, who have just returned from holidaying im Florida. Mrs. Steer, 23 Ontario Street, has moved to George Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Hedge have moved to 23 Ontario Street. Visitors gt the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. Ogston, Windsar, Ave., over Baster, were their daughter and two sons of Toronto. Mrs. Ogston Sr., of Windsor, Ave., is visiting her daughter, in Toron-. to. Many Have Measles We are sorry to report that many of our Ajax boys and girls are suf. fering from measles. Garnett Watchorn, Hugh ang Billy: Neill, and Vicky Kemp of Ontario St., and Susan Phinney of Windsor Ave., are among those who have been af. fected. We hope they will soon be well again as it seems too bad that holidays have to be spent in this way. The Ajax Community Church was well filled yesterday at both services. Rev. J. N. H, Norton gave the Easter message. Special mu. sic was rendered by thé choir, as. sisted by Mr. and Mrs. Gould of To. ronto. We believe it is not too late to mention in our column about the "Toronto Gospelaires'" consisting of 'Messrs. Art and Wilf. Rose, Roy Newport and Geo, Stalker, and their various musical instruments, who visited the Community Church on Sunday evening, March 21, bring. ing the gospel message in sermon, song and music, in a very pleasing way, We feel that no one will want to miss them on their return to our church on the 2nd Sunday in May, "Mother's Sunday". They have been asked for a repeat performance as they were so much enjoyed by everyone who heard them. Scugog Teachers Are Vacationing In Manitoba MRS. D. HOPE (Correspondent Scugog, March 30--A large at. tendance attended both churches | on Sunday to receive the very in. spiring Easter message taken from St. John's Gospel by Mr. Denton. The Cross and the rolling back of the heavy stone were very impor. tant parts to remember. The choirs' message was "Heavens Proclaimed Him". The Sunday School will be at 10:30 and service at 11:15 in Grace Church and 2:00 in the Head Church, The Communion service held on April 11. The W. A, meeting of the Head Community for April will be held on Wednesday, April 7. A good at. tendance is requested. The teachers, Misses Anne and Nettie Melnychuk, are. enjoying Easter week with their three sis- ters in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Scott Denton and Miss Ruth Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Chesher and little Joy of Belleville were Good Friday and week.end guests of their brother, H. M. Denton, and his mother at the parsonage. Mrs. Chesher and little Joy are staying over for a few days, Mrs Denton returning home with them for a day or two. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Toron. to, visiter her parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Smith, for the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stephenson of Buttonvillee, Mr. and Mrs. Cleeves and daughter Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. A, Cleeves and daughter Noreen, all of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. George Russell and children Isobell and Craig, of Oshawa, were Sunday guests of Miss Marjorie and her brothers, Ray:and Ralr(y. Isobel is staying over this' week wih her cousin Yvonne. Mrs. M. King is visiting her mother in Oshawa where she mov. ed from Frankford recently. Miss Inez Hartyn of Toronto, is spending her Easter week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mar. tyn. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hope and sons Merl and Roy moved™o their new home near Greenbank 'on Monday, Their daughter, Mrs. Tom Manns and Mr. Manns of Colum. bus, moved to the farm they deft. We hove. they will all be comfort. able in their new homes and we welcome Mr. and Mrs, Manns back to the Island again. The funeral of Willlam Milner was held on Monday from A. L. Mc- Dermott's Funeral Parlors in Port will be Round Trip -- Tax Included ceessns $56.10 23.65 4320 14.45 sesses seen en NORTH BAY .......... WINNIPEG .....0000000 $46.50 REGINA ...... «ve 57.80 CALGARY .. 77.85 VANCOUVER .......... 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He leaves to mourn his passing, one brother, Albert of Unionville, and two sisters, Mrs. Brown (Ida) and Mrs. W. Crozier (Emma) of Prince Albert. Sympathy is extend. ed to the bereaved family. The water is rising on the bridges going to Port Perry and to Blackstock which makes driving not so pleasant. Miss Shirley Eden of Port Perry is spending the Easter week with Mrs. David Moore. Robert Reader had a very suc- cessful sale on Tuesday. Mrs, Wilson Gerrow of Reach spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. Rcbert Reader. Miss Grace Demara of Toronto, enjoyed the long week-end 'at her home here with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jess Demara. 10,568 Workless In Toronto Area Toronto, April 1--(CP) -- The greater Toronto area =has 10,568 men and wemen registered as un. employed, National BEmployment Service officials said Wednesday. There are 6,339 job vacancies. For the 8,750 jobless men there are 2,339 vacancies; for the 1,800 unemployed women, some 4.000 va- cancies. Some 6,250 are drawing unemployment benefits. offers for sale the following: .To MERCHANTS TRUCKS FOR SALE At SCARBORO, ONT. : Subject to prior sale or withdrawal, War Assets Corporation ; 10 TON house body. wide, 8'6" house body. Address ail enquiries te: Branch Sales Manager, 445 Fleet Street, FIVE--10 Ton Diesel Powered, 6-Wheel Drive Trucks TWO--3 Ton Diesel Powered 6-Wheel Drive Truc) Manufactured by Foden, 1944 model. Used in the Armed Forces as a Photo Mechanical Vehicle. Jiquipped with house type body; made of wood, covered with heavy gauge sheet iron, 20'6" long, 8'6" wide (width extends to 15' when sides are open), Miscellaneous equipment is installed in 3 TON TRUCKS Manufactured by Thornycroft, 1943 model, known as Dark Room Vehicle, 6-wheel drive, House type body; made of wood, covered by heavy gauge sheet metal; high. Miscellaneous equipment is installed in Further information and passes to Inspect these vehicles may be obtained at the Toronto Branch Sales Office, TRUCKS s 15', long, 7'6"" War Assets Corporation, Toronto, Ontario, following conditions: or all offers in whole or in Corporation, (d) Purchaser will be required to (or remove from the premises limit sey by the Corporation. TERMS AND CONDITIONS Offers to purchase merchandise are invited subject to the (2) The Corporation shall have the right to accept or to reject any art. (b) If any offer is accepted, sale it be on an "as 1s where is" basis without warranty of any kind (except as to the Crown's title) and will be subject to the other usual sales conditions of the (c) On acceptance of offer, purchase price will be payable in full. Watch for Further Announcements take delivery of merchandise sold at his own expense) within a time WA WAR A! ASSETS BORRORAYION, i Phone 768 x "Quality Furniture at Lowest Prices" "Everything for the Home' 20 CHURCH ST. * Oshawa "GIGANTIC WAREHOUSE zme DISPOSAL SALE! sale" . |. We have just received notice that we must vacate one of our larger warehouses in the city and as a result we have nowhere to store this excess stock . therefore we are forced to clear this furniture at once, regardless of loss. This is not just "another but a legitimate disposal and all stock must 'be cleared out as' quickly as possible, Remember -- you'll save many dollars by buying NOW! -- Savings Are TERRIFIC! COME! INVESTIGATE! And SAVE! The 100% HERE'S VALUE! 1 ONLY Bed Chesterfield springfilled, durable coverings, opens out to double bed at 'might. REGULAR $99.00 #MusT BE SOLD 363.29 BEDROOM SUITES! -- all -- GREATLY REDUCED 3-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE Here's only one sample of the "grand buys" in bedroom suites you'll find during this great disposal sale. Beauti- fully and solidly constructed. Plate mirrors. Suite con- sists of double bed, chiff and vanity. Must Be Sold! 567.50 Many, Jany others to choose from. All drastically reduced in this great warehouse disposal sale! Smart! 6-Piece BREAKFAST SUITE Comprising spacious buffet, extension table and four sturdy chairs. A really lovely looking and serviceable suite to enhance your kitchen for the new season. Must Modern! $58.75 Electric Rangette $18.88 2 Burner, Table Model. Must Be Sold! Prepare Now for the Hot Weather! ICE REFRIGERATORS Now on Sale for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! ® SMART! MODERN! 3-pc CHESTERFIELD SUITE There's comfort and wearability built into every line of this handsome- looking chesterfield suite. Reversible cushjons, handsome showwood fronts, durable coverings and en- tirely springfilled are only just a few of the features of this wonder- 'S ful "Buy" at only MUST BE SOLD! ® 1007, SPRINGFILLED! Many Otker L Chesterfield Suites to Choose From! ALES SCATTER MATS . .. . . 51.99 CHENILLE SPREADS . . . . $9.65 65 CHEST of DRAWERS v-v-ix: $9.98 LAMPS! LAMPS! LAMPS! "ALi SLASHED IN PRICE! BOUDOIR CHAIRS sx: $4.98 STEEL BEDS $9.95 C0CO MATTING ved S119 KITCHEN TABLES $7.49 FELT MATTRESSES 39. 8 z Soi} and fluffy. Rolled edge. Must | be sola SMOKER BASSINETTES, 'DOLL PRAMS JUST ARRIVED! Shipment of FLOOR COVERINGS In 2 and 3-yd. Widths. While It Lasts! Regular $9.95. Must be sold. Simmon's Walnut Fancy Assorted Must be Regular $6.95 Sold! Regular $4.95 Out They Go! METAL Streamlined Regular $4.95 Must Be Sold! Regular $6.95 Out They Go! w Don't Take Our Word For It!....Come Down ol Bee These Amazing Furniture Values at... - ---- | 20 CHURCH ST. -- Phone 7