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8 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, RESIGN LEGISLATURE SEATS Roy S. Lee, Social Credit member of the Alberta legisla- ture for Taber, has resigned his seat as a result of contravention of the Legislative Assembly Act. to be of their own money was one of the things she pointed out. At present they have three travelling dental units which visit in remote areas of the province but due to so much territory to be covered and only three units to do it, they can only visit once. Mrs. Harring- ton also spoke on help the Junior Red Cross had given to other provinces in need, as well as to families in our own province. She particularly spoke of a little rl who is a patient in the Sick hildren's Hospital who was in a fire while a small infant and as a result lost both hands. She has had to have a new nose grafted and the Junior Red Cross are going to provide her with artificial hands when she is ready for them. Mrs. Harrington said although she is badly scared she is a very cherry little soul. Surely the work Tuesday, April 12, 1955 being done by our Junior Red Cross is a work of mercy. Mrs. Harrington asked that par- ents encourage their children to join this group of active Red Cross workers. It surely is a worth while project. A very lovely luncheon was served at the close of the meeting by the refreshment committee. SOCIAL EVENING Six of the members of Easter Rebekah Lodge of Pickering were hostesses to the members of Easter Rebekah Lodge and their hus- bands and the members of Ontario Lodge IOOF, Pickering, and their wives on Thursday, March 31. Sister Nancy Culley, Noble Grand of Easter Rebekah Lodge, wel- comed the guests. Each person on arrival had their name pinned on them and were given a piece of paper with a guessing contest on it, which kept them busy while the rest were gathering. The answer to each question being the name of a flower. Sister Ruby Andrew of Ajax was the win- ner and received a lovely African Violet for her effort. Kuchre was enjoyed by all and the prize for the person having the last lone hand went to Bro. Don Andrew of Ajax. The prize for that was a six pound chicken. 2 Bro. Carl Rogers of Church street south was the thirteenth guest to arrive and gét the lucky number door prize which was a set of three ball point pens in a case. After the euchre two long tables were set up and a very lovely luncheon was enjoyed by all as they sat around the festive board. Sis. Lexie Pears being the con- vener would like very much to thank Sis. Jean MacPherson, Sis. Audrey Warren who wete on her committee for all their kind help Culley for officiating at fhe Soo and Bro. an s. Burns who took | | M (CP)-- 4' care of the heating of the hall and | ve ATHAY Liomal Ee all those who so kindly loaned,' termed the provincial govern- cards and card tables and all who | ment's 37,500,000 municipal aid p-v- attended. | gram "death bed repentance." Everyone spent a very enjoyable sThe Jropram Sa Vo 4 admis. sion in'the las S is- evening and it is hoped more 50° | Jature that the a sha cial get togethers will be enjoyed | have been doing more all along to at future dates. | help the municipalities," he said. The fisherman are once more| Mr, Oliver said municipal aid is making their annual trips to | "trend of the times" but claimed : : 1 | municipalities in Ontario are re- Frenchman's Bay for smelt fish- | ooivin "joss "than those in many ing. It is hoped they will not| other Canadian provinces. cause as much commotion as they | He also said the Progressive Stead, sis. Tain. Fortier wna Sis. | F rOSE'S Municipal Rid Plan and co-operation, also Sis. Nancy | Held "Death-Bed Repent nce" scandal" will "have to be answered | for when an election is called." Mr. Oliver addressed a meeting of the Southwestern Ontario Liberal Association at which 8. L. Clunis, FUR STORAGE TIME For FREE Bonded Pickup FASHION VILLAGE Phone 5-2722 43. Chatam, solicitor and former mayor of Blenheim, was elected president, DON'F BUY A "STICK" OF FURNITURE 'til Thursday Watch For The Big "hyws Wednesday did last year. | Conservative government's '"'road He and John C. Landeryou (SC- Lethbridge) were interested fin- ancially in an Edmonton build- ing rented by the provincial gov- ernment. FRENCHMAN'S BAY Hit By Bike Child Bruised MRS. EDITH PEARS | Correspondent FRENCHMAN'S BAY -- Regi-| pald Carpentier is in hospital re- | covering from an operation | Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson were visitors at the home 'of Mr. and | Mrs. Fred Beckstead. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are former French- man's Bay residents. Mrs. Norman Williamson of the Bar is home from hospital and on the recovery list. Dick Arvis Sr. is in hospital suf- fering from Parkinson Disease. Little David Dagineau is under the doetor's care with bronchitis. NO BONES BROKEN | While on her way to the store to get some ice cream Diane Wise- man of Avis avenue was knocked down by a bicycle ridden by her brother, Billie. The wheels of the bicycle went over her left leg and arm. Fortunately no bones were broken although her face was badly scraped where she hit the Queen street pavement when she fell, | Seemingly she did not see the bi- cycle ridden by her brother and he couldn't get stopped before he hit her. Diane complained of head- ache and her mother is watching her carefully in case there are any further developments A big welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crapper who have moved into the Moloski house on Bay street east. Jack and Doreen are wished much happiness in their pew home There are a lot of colds around the Bay and all the sick folks are wished a speedy recovery. Mrs. Eunice Houston was a vis itor at the home of Mrs, C., R Pears. Mr. James Oakley, who has been very poorly lately is expecting to be admitted to Ajax Hospital very soon. | HOME AND SCHOOL The Bay Road Home and School Assotiation held its monthly meet- | ing in the Bay Road School on Mon- | day, April 4, with a fairly good turnout of members. | The proceeds of } dance, held on March 19, were the euchre and | given as $23.75 which is to be used as prize money. for the hobby show of May 6th Fun Fair. Plans are well underway for the Fun Fair and it is hoped the people of the area and surrounding terri- tory will keep May 6 in mind and plan to attend this affair. Last year there was a wonderful turnout and as the school is larger this year the members of the Home and School are planning bigger things. Mrs. Harrington of Toronto, di- rector of the Junior Red Cross, was the guest speaker and told of many things accomplished by the Junior Red Cross of Ontario All contributions made by the children to this fund are supposed Quick Low Cost 4/7): AS WILL WIPE OUT ALL OLD BILLS Debts accumulating? A low cost loan pays them all. RE-PAY MONTHLY OUT OF INCOME ON BUDGET PLAN Stop in and discuss your fiancial needs TODAY! BELLVUE FINANCE Corporation Ltd, Oshawa 292 Simcoe S. Phone 5-1121 BUILD YOUR OWN A Af i gail pr This attractive, modern home is the MONTROSE which you can build yourself and save hundreds of dollars, Or you con have a builder erect it to roof level or even complete it entirely for you at substantial savings in time and money to you. It is only one # with a whole truckload of new advantages for you! Heres what bappens when Canada's No. 1 truck builder pulls out all the stops! 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