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Honor Couple] With Gifts SOLINA -- Mr. and Mrs, Gor- don Heal, who have sold their home south of the village, were honored by friends of the com- munity at a social gathering in the Community Hall. Charles Langmaid was mas- ter of ceremonies. The address was prepared and read by Mrs. Roy Langmaid. Gifts including a card table and chair set and a candy dish were presented by Burney Hooey and Ernest Hockaday. On behalf of ladies of the Women's Institute, the presi- dent. Mrs. Ralph Davis pre- sented Kay with a cup and saucer. Lunch was served in the lower hall. Mr. and Mrs. Heal are now living in Toronto. Miss Pat Davis began her nurse's training at Oshawa General Hospital on Monday, Sept. 11. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown and their famil- ies, of Oshawa, to our comun- ity. They have bought the for- mer Heal home. Mr. and Mrs. E. Thornton, formerly Lena Taylor, called on friends and relatives here en route to their home at Mill- brook following a trip to the West. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Yellow: lees and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer at Black- stock on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Pedlar, Stayner; Mrs. C. Rahm, Union; Mrs. Bill Stonehouse, Susanne, Dixie and Billie, Whitby; Mrs. R. Pierce and Deanna, Osh- awa; Albert Tynobee, Fairview Lodge, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. George Mutton and Debbie, Bowmanville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Westlake, Jr., and family and Mrs. Frank West- lake Sr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Larmer, Blackstock, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Yellowlees and family. Boyd Knox spent several days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Tink, at Ebenezer. Mr. and Mrs. Rae Pascoe and family attended a Dyer family picnic at Cobourg. Miss Gail Baker spent the weekend at Hall's Lake. Mrs. Gertie Ferguson, Osh- awa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Montgomery. Miss Anne Stinson, Enfield, was a recent tea guest of Pat Davis. Mr. and Mrs. F. Abernethy and grandchildren, Ellen and Glen, of Manilla, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor and family. Mr. and Mrs. E. Cryderman accompanied Mr. and Mrs. E. Larmer, of Blackstock, to Owen Sound on Saturday where they atended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Fred Gilbank. Deduct Extra 5% Cash Discount from all prices shown Enjoy the full benefits of CANADIAN TIRE'S WHOLESALE DISCOUNTS Whether you buy for cash or credit rs Accounts FOR CASH BUYERS! N 5 CASH DISCOUNT NOTES--They LOOK [ike MowEv!™ They FEEL like MONEY! I "PEND them es MONEY-----at Canadian Tire! ! ! TOUGH, HANDSOME SUPER-LASTIC 100-LEVEL New-car buyers willingly pay » premium for Nylon Tires as iansl icinal ; Canadian Tire features Nylon at Wholesale Discount Savings. Speedway proved nylon shrugs off impact hazard; eliminates dangerous high-speed heat build-up hazards. Smartly styled engineered tread design in latest, improved jet cold rubber. Meg ri? T PRicy / Thap " Group Enjoy Camp Outings MRS. SYDNEY BURGESS COURTICE -- The Courtice Circuit Young People's Group members were guests, over the weekend, of the Rev. H. Stain- ton and Mrs. Stainton at their cottages at Lake Bernard. Those from Courtice were the Misses Mary-Carolyn Warbur- ton, Olga Krezenowski, Pat and Jeannette Mackey, Beverley Burgess and Messrs. Bill and Bob Warburton, David, Jim and Carl Cryderman, Gary Jef- fery. The Young People had a won- derful time swimming, boating. The Courtice Country cou. ple's Club spent the weekend at South End Lodge at South Lake, dancing, swimming and water skiing, etc. Those in the group were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ormiston, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hutton, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hurry, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cowle, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tink, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. J. McMul- len, Mr. and Mrs. Sim Pen- found, Mr. and Mrs. N. Hanna, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Litovchik, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Down, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Down, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Coverley, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Herron, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Down, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Down, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Down, Mr. and Mrs. AL Canfield, Mr. and Mrs. James MacGregor, Mrs. and Mrs. Hor- ace Vetzal, Mr. and Mrs. Ron- ald Osborne. Syd Burgess, Walter Burgess and Brian spent the weekend fishing at Lake Dalrymple. NEWS IN BRIEF NEW LOOK MONTREAL (CP)--The CNR plans to revise its ticketing sys- tem starting Oct. 1 with nine consolidated forms replacing the more than 200 now in use, The new forms, said the railway, "will blend with the new look emerging from the company's redesign program." FREE COURSE QUEBEC (CP) -- Provincial Youth Minister Paul Guerin-La- jole presented a free correspon- dence course in radio to Marcel Charlebois, 23, of St. Polycarpe. The young farmer was the 10,- 000th student enrolled in corres- pondence courses offered hy the provincial youth department since 1948. : | § FEI) Brand New WINTER TIRES & 12:25; Traae i EE EE EE TE UE OE EE Em 5-Year GUARANTEE plus Super-Lastic Passenger Tires are Road - Hazard Insured against blow-outs, accidents, glass cuts, stone cuts or other normal haz- ards which make a tire unfit for further service. Customer pays only for service rendered. FREE Road-Hazard INSURANCE LIMITED QUANTITY! BRAND NEW FIRSTS ONLY- NO "SECONDS" OR RETREADS 5-YEAR GUARANTEE Against Defects in Works manship and Materials, With Trade Before It Rains -- After It CANADIAN TIRE CO / emited CA SETTING ON DAMP SURFACES REDUCES PAINT FAILURES SUPER-LASTIC BP.V.A. LATEX re or interior Finish) NOW! . .. even if rain is forecast you can go ahead and paint Ll PAINTING, TOO! this great paint. Yes, it breathes to let out moisture vapor . . . to resist the common causes of paint failure including peeling and blistering----you can lly paint over damp surfaces, wet from dew or main. Nen-odorous, longer surface life. Washes easily off tools and hands. For brush, roller-coaster or spray, 160 colors and white te choose from, SPECIAL PURCHASE! 7 tt F It "breathes" . , . that's the secret of the fabulous success of | 12-PRICE 3% Ina] PAINTER'S DELUXE Is PAINT BRUSHES Exceptional Values -- Savings Priced Vulcanized in rubber, extra soft pure hog bristles--for long life, plus giving you an h finish, Hardwood handle. Use inside or outside. 3" size--3Y4" bristle, 74" thickness. 4" sizse--3'2" extra-long bristle, 7" thickness. 3" SI1Zk Worth ° # $8.00 Sav san 4" SIZR Worth $10.00 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, September 14, 1961 13, GET OFF TO A GOOD START. 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