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PAGE TWENTY-TWO THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1951 | Morey RA J Centerpiece Trees Made of Simple Materials "1 think, when you sit with these lovely colors, you just can't help being artistic," Mrs. Thomas M. Smith protested to friends insisting she was an artist. Surrounding her were row on row of table Christmas trees, 15 tables of them -- each from two-feet tall 'down to four or five inches--shin- ing and sparkling in all colors of the rainbow. e ; ' Mrs. Smith, of Silver Lake, Wis. made them all with Mr. Smith's help. They started right after La= Day to cover wires and dowel sticks with crepe paper, and then to wind them with shiny, fringed acetate paper in delectable hues-- green and red for those who want traditional Christmas colors; tur- quoise, lavender, soft pink, and deep cerise, silver gold. UNUSUAL COLORS USED They show candle holders to >= A pink damask cloth was suggested for use with white and pink trees and candle holders. Many years ago, Mrs. Smith's parents, the Rev. Rudolph A, John and Mrs, John, founded St. Paul's House, a nonsecretarian home for eldrely folks in northwest Chicago. Last year Mrs, Smith wanted to do something to help its annual pre- Christmas bazaar make money. "I got to thinking," she told me when asked how her tree venture started, "that everybody loves fes- tive tables at Christmas. But, what could one do that would be "dif- ferent? FRINGED ACETATE PAPER "Then one day I saw some fringed acetate paper in a five-cent-to-a« dollar store. The paper was blue- green on one side and silver on the other. I twisted it around my fin- She clearéd $2,300 for the home last year, and planned for a larger scale this year. She could sell far more than she is able to make, she says. But she doesn't - desire to hire helpers in order to make more. Mrs. Smith says it's her belief that when you start doing this sort of thing in a -production sort of way, the work loses its individuality. She designs her trees and candle hold- ers as she goes along. Each is a little different from the others. She has made 1,000 trees, all told; and 100 candle holders. ; To make a tree for the centre of the table 'or similar use, Mrs. Smith starts with a wood dowel stick for the trunk; and wires that can be bought for 35 cents a bunch, for the branches. Pasting is done with a cement which dries slowly. ,. The dowel stick she covers by winding it with: narrow strips of crepe paper. Then she secures one end of the fringed acetate paper to the top of the "trunk" by means of Scotch tape. "Take at least three inches of always face away from you, so the fringe of the paper sprays out.- "Now," Mrs. directs, "twirl the stick with your thumb as the fringed paper comes dowm Leave two inches at the bottom to attach to the dowel stick." From there on you attach the branches, building up. The branch- es are not measured in uniform length. They are varied, as of course you would suppose, to give a nat- ural look. Use wires that will bend, to give graceful outlines, after you have wound them with the fringed paper as you did the trunk. LEARNING THE TECHNIQUE "Remind anyone who starts to make these trees not to be discour- aged," Mrs. Smith says with a reminiscent chuckle over her first experience. "The paper may tear and break and pop at the start," she cautions. "But twirl your wire branches with your left hand, and twirl your trunk stick. Slashes must always go to the right." Her candle holders are made by covering pasteboard holders (pur- chasable at most 10-cent stores) slashes up gently. Design possibili- ties are limited only by one's own imagination. . "In everything you do," Mrs. Smith adds as a final, helpful warn- ing, "be sure that you do it.se- curely." The, acetate paper, as probably you know, can be bought by the yard or roll in many stores. Or you can buy the paper in sheets, and slash or fringe it as you wish. BADGER FEAST One of the strangest surviving Christmas customs. is the badger feast held at Ilchester,~Somerset. It was started by poachers in Norman times, says the Montreal Herald, and has continued without a break. The lads of the village catch a badger, kill and dress it some time before the feast. On Christmas eve it is strung on a spit over a huge fire at the inn and cooked slowly. When it is ready the party attack it with fingers and pen-knives; no cutlery othér than this is allowed. CHRISTMAS IN SWEDEN Christmas Spirit For Every Day The message of Christmas is not just for a day. It was a message meant for all the days to come until eternity, the great message of peace. Through succeeding cen- turies many men have heard that echoing song. It as sunk deep in- to their hearts and minds and they have known the meaning of true peace. But in all that time too, Mil- lions have not heard it, or, hear- ing, have not heeded, and frustra- tion, confusion, distress, tragedy, have been their lot and that of the unhearing world in which they lived. The hunger for peace has been in their hearts. The quest for it has been on their lips. It has been voiced from public plat- forms and the press and magazines are full of the search. Power, mo- and many of those methods have sound value, but unless they link- ed up with the message of Crhist- mas they have missed the secret of real success. So clear and so simple is the solution, and yet so hard, perhaps because man as an intellectual being finds it hard to accept as authoritative so simple an answer for such tremendous, complicated and bewildering problems. Message Of Life The message of God's supreme love for men is the message of life and the way of life to which it points is one with two great guiding principles, an answering love towards God and love for one's fellowman. The secret of peace that passes all understanding is as simple as that, and whether the new year will be a happy one de- pends on the extent to which in- dividual men and women recog- nize and follow that truth. It is simple, but not easy, for there are many things that dis- tract and interfere and human weaknesses that cause many a fail- ure even though the right goal is in view. But let no one think that he or she has no infleunce. And little manifestations of kind- ness and good will and love make up a great iolal, jusi as smmii manifestations of unkindness, en- vy, hatred and malice increase th atmosphere of evil in the world by just so much. At Peace With Neighbors And no man can hope to live, in peace with people of nations he does not know personally if he can- not live at peace with his neighbors. He has not yet learned the open secret of peace and its way. And by the same token, he who knows how to live in peace and good fel- lowship with his neighbors has in his heart those qualities of toler- ance, good-will and love that make for peace anywhere. Those who keep the message of love of God in their hearts and love for God and love mankind as their rule of life have the sec- ret of how the New, Year can be a happy one, for no matter what the trials ahead, or what difficul- ties may lie in the way, they have within them the secret of the peace that endures the peace on which true happiness is founded. The turquoise trees she thought to combine with a silver ger, and saw how one might make |the latter, she warns, to make sure |with silver or gold foil. Then she table Christmas trees with it.--So, the acetate paper is anchored se-|adds the fringed acetate paper in tablecloth. I've just been doing it ever since." |curely. Cuts of the latter must|a variety of ways, v bending the porridge. - Sweden celebrates her matter, Christ- | hey, science, education, social wel- | that his or her mas December 24 with fish and rice | fare--many are the methods offer- for there is no one so ed for securing peace for the world | humble, no: one living so quietly | dians of Icelandic origin. actions do not BUT STILL CANADIANS try = , 2 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS 10, 1951, FROM 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. MONDAY, DECEMBER Ward No. 1--North-West Ward DIV. 1--Bounded on the north by Rossland Rd.; on the south by McLaughlin Blvd. pro- duced to the Creek; on the east by Simcoe St.; and on the west by the Creek; at KELLY DeGRAY"Ss, 625 Carnegie Ave, DIV. 3--Bounded on the north by McLaughlin Blvd. produced to the Creek; on the south by Westmoreland Ave. produced to the Creek; on the east by Simcoe St.; and on the west by the Creek; at R. CLAYTON'S, 34 Arlington Ave. DIVE 3--Bounded on the north by Westmoreland Ave, produced to the Creek; on the south by Alexandra St. produced to the Creek; on the east by Simcoe St., and on the west by the Creek; at J. LYMER'S, 25 Buckingham Ave. 4--Bounded on the north by Alexandra St. produced to the Creek; on the south by DIV. by the Creek; at MRS. B. SIMPSON'S, 156 Alma St, DIV. 8--Bounded on the north by Louisa St.; on the south by Richmond St.; on the east by Simcoe St.; and on the west by Church Se Ey MRS, WM. HUGGINS', 54 Brock unded on the north by Richmond St. 4 to the Creek; on the south by St.; on the east by Simcoe St.; and west, by the Creek; at the CITY St. North, T--Bounded on the north by Louisa St. pro- to the Creek; on the south by Richmond St. produced to the Creek; on the east by Church St.; and on the west by the Creek; at W. J. DUNCAN'S, 178 Church St. 8--Bounded on thé north by Rossland Rd.; on the south by King St.; on the east by the Creek; and on the west by Park Rd. and the easterly limit of Plan 172; at MRS, WM. MURRAY'S, 73 Gladstone Ave. Ward No. 2--South-West Ward DIV. 9--Bounded on the north by King St.; on the south by John St.; on the east by Nassau 8t.; and 6n the west by Park Rd.; at GEORGE PUCKETT'S, 78 Burk St. . DIV. 10--Bounded on the north by John St.; on the south by Gibbs St.; on the east by Nassau 8t.; and on the west by Park Rd.; at W. SIMKINS', 151 Burk St. DIV. 11--Bounded on the north by Gibbs St.; on the south Canadian Pacific Railways; on the e by the Creek; and on the west by Park Rd.; at L. R. SKELTON'S, 276 Burk St. DIV. 12---Bounded on the north by Canadian Pacific Railways; on the south by Mill St. from the Creek to Cubert St. and by Johnston Blvd. from Cubert St. to Park Rd; on the east by the Creek; and on --the--west--by Park Rd; at GEORGE BELL'S, 176 Mill St, DIV. 13--Bounded on the north by Mill St. from the Creek to Cubert St. and by Johnston Blvd. from Oubert St. to Park Rd.; on the south by Bloor St. from Park Rd. to the Creek; on the east by the Creek; and on the west by Park Rd.; at J. A. CAM- ERON'S, 161 Mill St. DIV. 14--Bounded on the north by King 8t.; on the soutt, by Gibbs St.; on the east by the ; and on the west by Nassau a at MRS. 8. J. DRINKLE'S, 65 Nassau DIV. 16--Bounded on the north by King 8t.; on the south by John St.; on the east by Simcoe St.; and 'on the west by the Creek; at CENTRE STREET SCHOOL. DIV. 16--Bounded on the north by John 8t.; 'on the south by Gibbs St.; on the east by Simcoe St; and on the west by the Creek; at ROGER COOK'S, 35 Lloyd St. DIV. 1¥--Bounded on the north by Gibbs St.: on the south by Canadian Pacific Railways: ta by Ridiene ok. and on the H . F. B S hs roe ENNETT'S, DIV. 16--Bounded on the north by Canadian Pacific Railways; on the south by Bloor ie a, WT Symon Si and e ; at JOHN VI§- NER'S, 15 Mill St. % Ward No. 3--North-East Ward DIV. 19--Bounded on the north by Rossland Rd.; on the south by Hillcroft St.; on the east by Mary 8t.; and on the west by Simcoe St;. at SIMCOE STREET NORTH SCHOOL. DIV. 20--Bounded on the north by Hillcroft St.; on the south by Aberdeen St.; on the east by Mary St.; and on the west by Simcoe St. at G. L. NOLAN'S, 419 Masson St. : . 21---Bounded on the north by Aberdeen St.; on the south by Elgin St.; on the east by Mary St.; and on the west by Simcoe St.; at G. R. DULMAGE"S, 76 Elgin St, E. . 23--Bounded on the north by Elgin St.; on the south by William St.; on the east by Mary St.; and on the west by Simcoe St.; at ALEX SIMPSON'S, 140 Mary St. . 33--Bounded on the north by William St.; on the south by King St.; on the east by Mary St.; and on the west by Simcoe St.; at MRS. EDITH FULLERTON'S, 37 Richmond St. East. . , 24--Bounded on the north by Rossland Rd.; on the south by Connaught St. from Mary St. to Jarvis St.,, and Hillcroft St. from Jarvis St. to Ritson Rd.; on the west by Mary St. from Connaught St. to Rossland Rd.; on the east by Ritson Rd. from Hillcroft St. to Rossland Rd.; at the SCOUT HALL, 85- Hillcroft Bt. . 25-<Bounded on the north by Connaught St.; on the .south by Rosedale Ave.; on the east by Division St.; and on the west by Mary St.; at MRS. G. ALLISON'S, 355 Mary St. . 26--Bounded on the north by Rosedale Ave.; on the south by Alice St.; on the east by Division St.; and on the west by Mary 8t.; at GORDON GRAHAM'S, 98 Alice St. . 37--Bounded on the north by Hillcroft St.; on the south by Alice St.; on the east by Ritson Rd.; and on the west by Division 8t., from Alice St. to Connaught St. and Jarvis St. from Connaught St. to Hill- croft St.; at MRS, HENRY. DIONNE'S, 192 Alice St. . 28--Bounded on the north by Alice St.; on the south by Elgin St.; on the east by Division St.; and on the west by Mary Re MRS. L. E. WALES', 140 Elgin . 20--Bounded on the north by Elgin St.; on the south by a line connecting the south boundaries of 115 Mary St. and 116 Division St.; on the east by Division St.; and on the west by Mary St.; at MARY STREET SCHOOL. . 30--Bounded on the north by a line con- necting the north boundaries of 111 Mary 8t. and 112 Division St., and by Alice St. from Division St. to Ritson Rd.; on the south by King 8t.; on the east by Ritson Rd.; and on the west by Mary St. from King St. to north line of 111 Mary St. and by Division St. from a point opposite the north line of 112 Division St. to Alice St.;, at MRS. M. R. ELLIOTTS, 35 Division St. . 81--Bounded on the riorth by Rossland Rd.; on the south by Alice St, from Ritson Rd. to Oshawa Blvd, and Elgin 8t. from Oshawa Blvd. to Wilson R4d.; on the east by Wilson Rd.; and on the west by Oshawa Blvd. from Elgir? St. to Alice St. and by Ritson Rd. from Alice St. to Ross- land Rd.; at LEONARD ANDERSON'S, 310 Alice St. . 32--Bgunded on the north by Alice St.; on the south by King St.; on. the east by Oshawa Blvd.; and on the west by Ritson Rd.; at CHARLES MASON'S, 55 Ritson 3 . 33--Bounded on the north by Elgin St.; on the south by King St.; on the east by Patricia Ave.; extended to Elgin St.; and on the west by Oshawa Blvd.; at MRS. M. LOGAN'S, 155 Oshawa Blvd. . 34--Bounded on the north by Elgin St.; on the south by King St.; on the east by the westerly limit.of Plan 306; on the west by Patricia Ave, extended to Elgin St.; at CHARLTON TRANSPORT LTD. OFFICE, 438 Richmond St. East. . 35--Bounded on the north by Elgin St.; on the south by King St.; on the east by 'Wilson Rd.; and on the west by the west boundary of Plan 306; at MRS. F. G. WONNACOTT'S, 517 Rogers St. Ward No. 4--South-East Ward DIV. 36~Bounded on the north by King St.; on the south by Bruce St.; on the east by Prospect St.; and on the west by Simcoe St.; at GARFIELD FERGUSON'S, 70 Celina St. DIV. 37--Bounded on the north by Bruce St.; on the south by Ash St, and Emma St.; on the east by Prospect St.; and on the west by Simcoe St; at ALBERT CLARKE'S, 173 Celina St. CITY HALL, OSHAWA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 1951 DIV. 38--Bounded on the north by Ash St. and Emma St. on the south by Elm St. and Barrie Ave,; on the east by Prospect 8t.; and on the west by Simcoe St. and by Albert St. from Elm St. to Barrie Ave.; at JOHN TROTT'S, 213 Albert St. . 3--Bounded on the north by Elm St. and Barrie Ave.; on the south by Fisher St.; on the east by Prospect St.; and on the west by Simcoe St.; at FRANK STAR- ZYNSKT'S, 307 Simcoe St. South. . 40--Bounded on the north by Fisher St.; on the south by Bloor St.; on the east by Prospect St.; 'and on the west by Simcoe 8t.; at MRS. HARRY RUDKA'S, 563 Albert St, . 41--Bounded on the north by King St.; on the south by Eulalie Ave.'and Emma St.; on the east by Drew St.; and on the west by Prospect St.; at WALTER RITZIE'S, 186 Bruce St. , 42--Bounded on the north by Emma St, and Eulalle Ave.; on the south by Barrie Ave. from Prospect St. to McKim St. and by Eldon Ave. from McKim St. to Drew St.; on the east by Drew St.; and on the west by Prospect 8t.; at F. JOHN'S, 269 Court St. i . 43--Bounded on the north by Barrie Ave. from Prospect St. to McKim St. and by Eldon Ave. from McKim St. to Drew 8t.; on the south by Canadian Pacific Rail- ways; on the east by Drew St.; and on the west by Prospect St.; at the POLISH HALL, 168 Eldon Ave. . 4--Bounded on the north by Canadian Pacific Railways; on the south by First Ave.; on the east by Ritson Rd.; and on the west 'by Prospect St; at M. RIEGER'S, 511 Howard St. . 48--Bounded on the north by Pirst Ave.; on the south by Bloor St; on the east by Ritson Rd.; and on the west by Pros- pect St.; at J. STANLEY'S, 240 Second Ave. y . 46--Bounded on the north by King 'St.; on the south by Gliddon Ave.; on the east by Ritson Rd.; and on the west by Drew gts at A, M. HELLIWELL'S, 225 Arthur . 47--Bounded on the north by Gliddon Ave.; on the south by Stacey Ave.; on the east by Ritson Rd.; and on the west by Drew St.; at W. LEAVITT'S, 118 Tylor Cres. . 46--Bounded on the north by Stacey Ave.; on the south by Canadian Pacific Rail- ways; on the east by Ritson Road; and on the west by Drew St.; at RITSON ROAD SCHOOL. . 49--Bounded, on the north by King St.; on the south by Eulalie Ave.; on the east by Yonge 8t.; and on the west by Ritson Rd.; at W. G. RAMSHAW"S, 155 Ritson Rd. South. DIV. 50--Bounded on the north by Eulalie Ave.; on_the south by Canadian Pacific Rail- ways; on the east by St. Julien St.; and on the west by Ritson Rd.; at TONY FURYK'S, 281 Ritson Rd. South. . 51--Bounded on the north by King St.; on the south by Gliddon Ave.; on the east by Willingdon St.; and on the west by Yonge St.; at CHARLES GUNNS, 351 Athol St. East. . DIV. 52--Bounded on the north by Gliddon Ave; on the south by Vimy Ave.; on the east by Willingdon St.; and on the west by Yonge St. and St, Julien St.; at MRS, HARRY KNIBB'S, 132 Verdun Rd. 3 \ . 533--Bounded on the north by Vimy Ave.; on the south by Canadian Pacific Rail- ways; on the east by Willingdon St.; and on the west by St. Julien St.; at MRS. KATHERINE MARKS', 371 Verdun Rd. DIV. 54--Bounded on the north by King St.; on the south by Eulalie Ave.; on the east by Cadillac Ave.; and on the west by Will- ingdon 8t.; at R. J HARVEY'S, 76 Cadil- lac Ave. South. : . 55--Bounded on the north by King St.; on the south by Eulalie Ave.; on the east by Wilson Rd. South; and on the west by Cadillac Ave.; at'J. KIRKBRIDE'S, 132 Highland Ave. . 56--Bounded on the north by Eulalie Ave.; on the south by Canadian Pacific Rail- ways; on the east by Wilson Rd. South; and on the west by Willingdon St.; at A. HARDIE'S, 254 Cadillac Ave. South, DIV. b7--Bounded on the north by Canadian Pacific Railways; on the south by Bloor 8t.; on the east by Wilson Rd.; and on the west by Ritson Rd.; at GEORGE HARDSAND'S, 287 Currie Ave. Ward No. 5--Cedar Dale DIV. 58--Bounded on the north by Bloor St.; on the south by Canadian National Rail- ways; on the east by Wilson Rd.; and on the west by Park Rd.; at E, JONES', 45 Bloor St. East. . DIV. 5§--Bounded on the north by Canadian Na- tional Railways; on the south by Thomas St. and the south limit of lot 4, Plan 180; on the east by Simcoe St.; and on the west by Glen St. and the northerly and southerly productions of the west limit thereof; at WILLIAM HENDER- SON'S, 722 Simcoe St. South, DIV. 60--Bounded on the north by the Canadian National Railways; on the south by Con- ant St.; on the east by Ritson Rd.; and on the west by Simcoe St.; at MRS. J. E. BREWSTER'S, 125 Annis St. DIV. 81--Comprising the following parts of Ward Five: (a) Bounded on the north by Thomas St.; on the east by Simcoe St. and Henry St.;, on the south by Lake Ontario; and on the west by the westerly limits of lots C-12, C-23 and C-24, Sheet 30, Municipal Plan. (b) Bounded on the north By Conant St. from Simcoe St. to Ritson Rd. and by Canadian National Railways from Ritson Rd. to the east boundary of lot 7, Broken Front Con- cession; on the east by said east boun- dary. of lot 7; on the south by Harbour Rd.; and on the west by Simcoe St. (¢) bounded on the north by Harbour Rd.; on the east by Lyman Rd.; on the south by Lake, Ontario; and on the west by Simcoe St. and Henry St.; at CEDAR DALE SCHOOL. Ward No. 6--The Annexed Area DIV. 62--Bounded on the north by the centre line of the 4th Concession; on the south by the road between the 3rd and 4th Con- cessions; on th® east by Simcoe St.; and on the west by the west boundary of the City; at ROBERT AMBROSE'S, Albert's Rd, 4th Con. West, DIV. 63--Bounded on the north by the road be- by tween the 3rd and 4th Concessions; on the south by Beatrice St.; on the east by Simcoe St.; and on the west by the west limit. of lot 11, Concession 3; at EDGAR BUTTON"S, 144 Orchard View Blvd. DIV. 64--Bounded on the north by Beartice St.; on the south by Switzer Drive; on the / east by Simcoe St.; and on the west by the west limit of lot 11, Concession 3; at NEILS HARDWARE, 926 Simcoe St. orth. DIV. 65--Bounded on the north by Switzer Drive; on the south by Rossland Rd.; on the east by Simcoe St.; and on the west by the west limit of lot 11, Concession 3; at JOSEPH LYNCH'S, 32 Jones Ave. DIV. 66--Bounded on the north by the road be- tween the 3rd and 4th Concessions; on the south by Rossland Rd.; on the east by the east limit of lot 12, Concession 3; and on the west by the: west boundary of the City; at FRANK HOAG'S, Rossland Rd. West. DIV. 67--Comprising the following parts of Ward . Six: (a) Bounded on the north by Ross- land Rd.; on the east by Park Rd. and the easterly limit of Plan 172; on the south by Gibbs Ave.; and on the west by Gibbs Ave. (hb) Bounded on the north by Gibbs Ave.; on the east by Park Rd.; on the south by Elgin St. and the south boundary of block B, lot 7, Plan 76; and on the west by Gibbons St.; at H. BROWN'S, 332 Gibbs Ave. DIV. 68--Bounded on the north by Elgin St. and the north boundary of block C, lot 7, Plan 76; on the south by King St.; on the east by Park Rd.; and on the west by Gibbons St.; at the CLUB AVALON, 424 King St. West. DIV. 60--Bounded on the north by Rossland Rd.; on the south by Madison Ave.; on the east by Gibbons St. and Gibbs Ave.; and on the west by Stevenson's Rd.; at CHARLES BOYLE'S, 434 Miller Ave. DIV. 70--Bounded on the north by Madison 'Ave.; . on the south"by King St.; on the east by Gibbons St.; and on the west by Stevenson's Rd.; at the CLUB AVALON, 424 King St. West. DIV. 71--Bounded on the north by Rossland Rd.; on the south by King 8t.; on the east by Stevenson's Rd.; and on the west by the west limit of the City; at THORN- TON'S CORNERS SCHOOL. DIV. 72--Comprising the following parts of Ward Six: (a) Bounded on the north by King 8t.; on the east by Park Rd., on the south by Pine Ave.; and on the west by the west limit of lot 13, Concession 1. (b) The north half of lot 14. Concession 1, bounded on the north by King St.; on the east by the east limit of said lot; on the south by the centre line of Conags- sion 1; and on the west by Stevenson's _Rd.; at WESTMOUNT SCHOOL. DIV. 73--Bounded on the north by Pine Ave.; on the south by Park Ave,; on the east by Cromwell Ave.; and on the west by the west limit of lot 13, Concession 1; at WESTMOUNT SCHOOL. DIV. 74--Bounded on the north by Pine Ave, from Park Rd. to Cromwell Ave. and by Park Ave. from Cromwell Ave. to, the west limit of tot 13, Concession 1; on the east by Park Rd.; on the south by the centre line of Concession 1; and on the west by Cromwell Ave. from Pine Awe to Park Ave. and by the west limit of lot 13 from Park Ave. to the centre line of Conces- sion 1; at WESTMOUNT SCHOOL, DIV. 75--Bounded on the north by the centre line of Concession 1; on the south by Bloor St.; on the east by Park Rd.; and on the west by Stevenson's Rd.; at MRS. V. KNAPP'S, 606 Montrave Ave. DIV. 76--Bounded on the north by King St.; on the south by Bloor St.; on the east by Stevenson's Rd.; and on the west by the west t of the City; at ROBERT BRA R'S, Thornton's Corners, R.R. No. 3. 3 DIV. 17--Comprising the following parts of Ward Six: (a) Bounded on the north by Bloor St.; on the east by Park Rd.; on the south by Lake Ontario; and on the west by the City limits. (b) Bounded on the north by Canadian National Railways; on the east by Glen St. and the northerly and southerly productions of the west limit thereof; on the south by Lake On~ taro; and on the west by Park Rd. (¢) Bounded on the north by the northe erly limit of lot 3, Plan 180, and by Thomas 8t.; on the east by the westerly limits of nts C-12, C-23 and C-24, Sheet 30, Municipal Plan; on the south by Lake Ontario; and on the west by Glen St. and the southerly production of the west limit thereof; at BLOOR ST. WEST SCHOOL, DIV. 78--Bounded on the north by the north boundary of the City; on.the south by Rossland Rd.; on the east by the east boundary of the City; and on the west by the Oshawa Street Railway from Rossland Rd, to Robert St. and by Simcoe St. from Robert St. to Oity limits; at NORTH OSHAWA SCHOOL. DIV. 79--Bounded on the north by Robert St.; on the south by D'Arcy St.; on the east by the Oshawa Street Railway; and on the west by Simcoe St.; at SHAW'S STORE, 821 Masson St. DIV-80=Bounded-on-the-nerth-by-D'Arcy-St.,-on the south by Rossland Rd.; on the east by the Oshawa Street Railway; and on the west by Simcoe St.; at MRS. J. S. FORDER'S, 72 Rossland Rd. East. DIV. 81--Bounded on the north by Rossland Rd. from Wilson Rd. to east limit of lot 6, Concession 2, and by the centre line of Concession 2 from. the west limit of lot 5 to Harmony Rd.; on the east by the east limit of lot 6 from Rossland Rd. to centre line of Concession 2 and by Har- mony Rd. from' the said centre line to King St.; on the south by King St.; and on the west by Wilson Rd.; at A. LAV- ENDER'S, 89 Wilson Rd. North. DIV. 82--Bounded on the norti by the north limit of the City; on the south by King St.; on the east by the east limit of the City; and on the west by Harmony Rd.; at MRS. EFFIE GOYNE'S, 846 King St. East. DIV. 83--Bounded on the north by King St.; on the south by the centre line of Conces- sion 1; on the east. by Farewell Ave.; and on the west by Wilson Rd.; at HAR- MONY SCHOOL. DIV. 84--Bounded on the north by King St.; on the south by' the centre line of Conces- sion 1; on the east by the east limit of the City; and on the west by Farewell Ave.; at HARMONY SCHOOL. \ DIV. 85--Bounded on the north by the centre line, of Concession 1; on the west by - Wilson Rd. and by the west limit of lot 6, Broken Front Concession, north of Harbour Rd. and by Lyman Rd.; on the south by Harbour Rd. west of Lyman Rd. and by Lake Ontario east of Lyman Rd.; and on the east by the City limits; at BASE LINE EAST SCHOOL. F. E. HARE, Returning Officer There are about 21,000 Cana-