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- oo nop rome SE / JULIET JONES LOOKS LIKE THE MILLS GRIND REAL SLOW IN THIS TOWN! WHATS ITO BE~THE GUILLOTINE OR THE SALT MINES 2 J MUGGS AND SKEETER COME HERE, ARTHUR... WHATS THE IPEA OF THE TWO GLOVES? IVE HEARD RUMORS THAT NUBBIN'S MOTHER PAYS HIM JO PRY 'THE DISHES FOR HER! THE LONE RANGER NN PES: 34 i vn GOOD WORK, SILVER! a5 'THE LONE RANGER CROSSES THE TOP FAR AHEAD OF HI® PURSUERS. **THEN HURRIES TO THE TREES ON THE DOWNHILL SLOPE. SINCE WHEN DOES A WIFE HAVE TO HAVE A REASON? SECRET AGENT X 9 SCORPIO, PHIL % HE BONER WAS SENT UPFOR a TV YEARS FOR - EVASION ¥ WELL = HES JUST BEEN RELEASE! Church Supper Concert Held BURKETON -- The church supper and concert was a fine success. Many thanks awk appre- ciation was given to everyone | |who made the evening so grat fying. ANNOUNCEMENTS Next Sunday church will be observed at 10.30 a. This time will continue for the summer months, The CGIT will meet on Weds nesday, June 15, at 7.30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. W. Vanderley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper, Van den Bos and Nellie were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. Duivestyn and family. Mr, and Mrs. K. G. Roblin spent a few days with friends and relatives in Lindsay and Orillia. Mr. Laurence Carnochan is im Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Mrs. Esther Carnochan is on the sick list. Mr. and 'Mrs. Kenneth Larmer, Peterborough, Mr. Allan Larmer, Toronto, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Larmer. Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Seymour called on neighbors and friends ingthe village this week. Keenan, and family, were Sunday guests of Mr. Mrs Peter: Gatchell. M iss Patsy Gibbs, " sone spent the weekend witi Miss Carol Abbott, Is Hostess To Auxiliary Mrs. Ray Gre. ham was hostess to the auxiliary of the Ashburn WMS on Wednes- day afternoon, June 1. re were 16 members pres- Mrs. Deeming had charge. Mrs. R. Taylor read the scripture les son. Mrs. A. Fisher led in prayer. Mrs. N. Anderson had charge of the study, assisted by Mrs. R. Paynter and Mrs. R. a social hour was enjoyed. Partnership Rid Plan Russie Idea Fantastic SAVINGS NOW on 1960 LOW MILEAGE . . NEW CAR GUARANTEE THe DISCOUNTS UP TO $1,000 AT BUICK DEMONSTRATORS CLIFF MILLS MOTORS NCE WH ROP! PeweP: GROCERIES, YOU HAVE A mor! /1 I'LL TRY A BIT O' THIS .THE BOYS GAVE ME FOR MY, BIRTHDAY LAST WEEK. : FRAGRANT | Merman, swans. vs, PERFUME... \f 7 : y 5 3 7 [GOODNESS 1 DO HOPE Lo) :| | THAT 1S SOME YOUNGSTERS NICKNAME / By FORBES RHUDE Canadian Press Business Editor TORONTO (CP)--Canada - and Australia should give leadership in assisting under - developed countries, Sir Douglas Copland said today in an address to the Canadian Manufacturers' Asso ciation. Sir Douglas, leader of the Aus- tralian trade mission to Canada, said the partnership of the two countries in existing agencies might well be expanded. "There is no reason," he stated, "why the Western world should not contribute perhaps one per cent of its national income to underdeveloped countries. This one per cent could include com tributions already being made to the various agencies of the United Nations and the Colombo plan. "Even so,.there would still be a substantial fund available to as- sist the countries of the under developed world in their efforts to modernize their economies, d> velop the new techniques of in- dustry and agriculture, and raise their standards of. living." BRICK BRADFORD SRICK STOPS THE AUGER AND PARES TO OPEN THE HATCH AGAINST THE AUGER! T L pr START A CAVE-N] 3 TS i] s/s PY [op] | 7 THAT'S ORE BANGING Re. > [9% WOULD AID TRADE Sir Douglas commented that any contributions Canada and Australia might make to the underdeveloped countries would be to their advantage in the ex- pansion of trade. Sir Douglas' comments were contained in a text made avail- able to the press in advance of delivery. Sir Dougls spoke at a discus- slon session on world trade, one of several topics on today's pro- gram of the CMA's annual meet- ing, which closes tonight, Dr. David McCord Wright, pro- fessor of ies, McGill Uni- LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY YOU HEAR ME, MR. PRIME MINISTER? DON'T YOU FETCH THAT PRISONER, BEFORE ME AGAIN UNLESS SHE'S WEARING A PROPER DRESS // BY JINGO = THE EMPRESS IS REAL MAD AT ME ~SHE SURE-HATES TO SEE' GALS AN' WIMMIN IN MEN'S PANTS = FINE-FINE -WE'LL CO RIGHT DOWN AN'GIT T= THIS SURE SAVES MEA i T SURE HOPE YOU GOT A DRESS J HEAP OF ABOARD THE BARGE ~ , versity, said the problem of in creasing productivity is not' just one of efficiency, but of inven. tions. Dr. Wright said that today there may be '"'a considerable ex- ploitation of capital by labor, Capital's share is barely being maintained, if it is, by the genuity of management in find ing more and more ways of using complicated additions to capital." SALLY'S SALLIES ROY ROGERS 'ROGERS 1S GETTING WEAK FROM HIS WOUND/ HELL PASS OUT ANY SECONDS BRING ME THE BANK MONEY YOU STOLE...AND . NO TRICKS/ 7) = A \ 2 MERRY MENAGERIE World Rights Reserved lini Picee RINKERS CLEANERS bs "Head em off at the om stranger 1 reckon uot, § "Now, now, dear, we have something left: the fire ade Juster's report." RA 5-1191 "The Best In Town" Mr. 'and Mrs. Norman Me ~ / ! | H ig | |