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A vote | actual voting was held for three days last wee . Malcolm Smith The total sted as 5988, a record for all-time in the history of the local founded in 1936. The street. They are, left to right, | George Mech Louis Rausseau, vice - chair- | was re, man; Richard Burkhart; Gerry Topham, chairman, and WF" [ARE DEPT. INVESTIGATOR Ex-Mayor Naylor Named To City Post 1948 1944. FOUR MEMBERS of the election committee of Local 222, UAW, discuss results Wednes- day in the UAW Hall, Bond ford Pilkey. --Oshawa Times Photo I (ERT RES YINYS | Three times mayor of Oshawa, gee... : John W. Naylor will become a = (4 ? city employee on June 1. He has been appointed an investigator with the welfare department. The appointment was re-affirm- ed by the Oshawa Public Wel- fare Board Wednesday night fol- {lowing a discussion to clear up ' ../4 "any misunderstandings." HONOR GRADUATE | It was stated that Me, Naylor Peter J. Carswell, son of Mr. |will take "a substantia cut" in Mrs. : pay when he leaves his present smd Sis, Breer Cary |B wera disor of Gn ceived his Bachelor of Arts de. [202 to take his new position, gree with honors from the Uni. [Starting salary for a weliars in- versity of Toronto. Mr. Cars- |vestigator is only $3972 a year in well is a graduate of the Osh- |the civic wage structure CCF candi second Mr. Naylor ran as date and finished Michael Starr, mini He was born in Os wa and at al Institute. George Charlton | people and his desire to help the needy and second, was the state |of his health. Oshawa It was decided to contact the service clubs in Oshawa, List Fewer While 562 persons received re-/to get Mr. lief assistance during April, the His qualifications were unmatch- pministrator Li Chese-| position at a big, fat salary, Ac stated. "There would thing "April was the peak month oo e ie will be gets Sot wrong in pein, Mr, ome cause fre lng Wi Yelayad even if he were still mayor. Many seasonal employment but the pic- 7 icipalitins ture has improved greatly this yors of other municipalities month," he said. "At least 150/that this is a delicate appoint- Si 14, at 1:30 p.m, and tentative ar- have been or will be taken offment in view of the fact that hel He referred specifically to To-/rangements made. relief by the end of May -- aslis a former mayor of Oshawa. Tonto where in recent times may- Mrs. Harold Beamish reported soon as the wage-earners receive But we followed the regular pro- Ors Saunders, McCallum and jon the foam rubber flowers , and their first pay." | cedure taken in all such appoint- Lamport resigned to become On-also suggested a date in June for There were 200 more persons ments The job was first adver- tario Hydro Chairman, general the picnic on relief in April this year than| i 4 throughout the civic service manager of the Canadian Nation.| Announcement wa: also made in the same month a year ago.| d the only application suitable/a! Exhibition and Toronto Transit of the contribution from the Of last month's total, 254 were 3" ony app ¢ Commissioner respectively yolice stati The highli classed as "employable" and it is|for consideration came from a™ : Delve {police station. The highlight this group that is expected to|temporary employee with the IN 1957 RACE ye program was a film entitled diminish and graduallv disappear|welfare department. But his Mr. Novior Was maver of Osh. Ir. Sun' in color with Stewart as jobs become available. Re-|qualifications were not in the, 'o 'i958 00 1054 and acs > garded as "unemployables" are|same class with the high quali- of a Jan gam m +256 recipients of welfare assis- fications of Mr. Naylor." tance. | Gross cost of relief last month| "totalled $16,429.36, which was just|U& ; 2 Gifford $75.14 less than the amount pro- tail to Mayor Lyman Gifford hoard of education from 1938 toout the evening, vided in the department's 1959 Who had replied that in view of f budget the facts he would support Mr. COMING EVENTS il tion. You are or will be over forty. NOVEL BINGO | Do you want to be tied to your job or| THURSDAY, EVENING, 8 P.M. refused work because of pension - ' schemes? The Liberal Portable Pension | at ST. GEORGE'S HALL will make you free to change jobs and | (Albert and Jackson Sts.) to compete fairly with younger work- Games $6, $12, $20 siding. Special announcement was . Hall of the Federation of vi of the Bell Telephone Company. 1956 after taking a year out of This was a science film, and . municipal activity. Prior to that much enjoyed. Mr. Chesebrough said the sit he was an alderman for two 0) | ers. Get out and vote for your rights. Elect Liberal George Drynan, worker, May be doubled or tripled ft soldier, author, lawyer. anytime. | May 28, 30, June 2, 4, 6, 8. 1, Door prize $15 | TEA -- Home baking and miscella#hs! - seous will be held on Saturday, May 2! | "hat 2.30 p.m. at Ukrainian Presbyte: BINGO | | #8 Church, Simcoe South. Te. 124b | RUMMAGE sale Simcoe Street United Church, 'Friday, May 29, 1.30( Harman Park Association wo io3h. Lenore Group. FRIDAY 8 P.M KING Street Church Men's Club Auc-| ¢ John's Hall corner of household goods. Saturday, 124 til sold 124b| Bloor and Simcoe 100 $6 ond $8 pots. tion sale, May 30, at 10 a.m. | : RUMMAGE sale at CRA building, | Gibb Street. Tops club featuring large size dresses, Friday afternoon, May 29 1 pm YOU'RE in style when you use Clas | sified Ads to rent, sell, hire. "Every body's doing it! Dial RA 3-3492. 20 gomes $40 jack- five 124b ATTENTION Darlington Ratepayers A meeting to organize @ | Ratepayers' Association will | be held on SATURDAY, MAY 30 at 8 pm. in CONNAUGHT PARK OPENING! SATURDAY MAY 30TH | Darlington At The AVALON TONIGHT THURSDAY, MAY 28th 8 P.M. Eastview Park Neighborhood | Association. 20 regular | ST. GERTRUDE'S 690 KING ST. E. Children's races 2.30 p.m wri | Pee Wee ball game 6.30 pm. _ Township Hall, Hampton. | Bingo, home baking, other booths. NEARLY NEW SHOP | 123¢| THURSDAY AND FRIDAY | 2 -- 9 PM. | Range, Tuxedos, Morning suits, Striped trousers. | | BINGO | 122¢ MEET games ot 36 ond, $10 ¢ | MISS TORONTO |S the Wealth. | 124a ot the Kinsmen Karnival | a : JUNE 5 and 6 ATTENTION LADIES HADASSAH RUMMAGE SALE n Miss Toronto will visit Osh- | plus other attractions at the Wonderful buys for every ot. the k ¢ i Woner a" a a 4 awa at the Kinsmen Karnival | carnival Planning for the clearonce sole: of ev Bozoor OSHAWA on June 5 and 6 at the Oshaws show is in the hands of a spee- merchandise Friday, May 29, CHILDRENS' ARENA Children's Arena, The Oshawa ial Kinsmen committee, Caught by the camera while 'viewing | pictures of Miss Toronto are | public will have an opportunity to see the prize-winning beauty / ' 1:30 p.m. aot 144 King E 124al 124h In the federal election of 1957, : er of labor. tended local public schools and Oshawa Collegiate and Vocation- | | | the brigade Cc 00 or the manner in | bers handled the cases. He chairman of Top 11t Wins Posts In Local 222 | Inspection Held For The St. John Brigade of Oshawa held its nual inspection Wednesday n at the Community Building. The combined divisions of men was elected president over Clif- land women lined up in ranks®to be inspected by Lt.-Col. J. M Sinclair. The inspecting offi said he was pleased with |turnout, and the condition of { uniforms. { Following the inspection. ted simulated c ns The inspec o'ficer moved from victim to tim examinng the famliarty the members wth the cases the manner in which t handled them Make-up experts from the C {Defence Unit were ticine and a synthetic The victims walked , into yom unannounced, which left - discovery of the wound type to the method of treatment entirely handling up to the memb case. It is though saisfactory method actual knowledge of the giving aid to test All members of the brigade, in- cluding those who have not handled u§F [] completed their training 1 ] X alin the casualties. The inspecting officer s king {0 the member while ec he was pleased V the m which p announced his pleasure in sec said that the brigade's handling of 330 accident cases throuchout Bow- the past year was further ind Whatever the reason, welfare JOHN NAYLOR manville, Newcastle, Whitby and|tion of the work that the Oshawa ¢ 0 ess ere vad members were unanimous Ajax to familiarize them with the Brigade "os doing. Smith nominee, by 3263 votes to|cent Massey who retires in Sept. lin agreeing they were "lucky" Naylor's appointment whole- ool and the work that is being] Lt.-Col. Sinclair stressed the 1844. ember. | " Naylor for the job. heartedly. "We took' unusual accomplished. Radio space was need to make the public aware of Another Pilkey supporter, Pat| It says the Queen will discuss| E steps to avoid any suggestion of also discussed and a number of|the work the Oshawa brigade was |doing. He expressed a desire to unemployment picture in Oshawa ed any other licant. |special treatment," said Mr. suggestions offered, AE i El OF. any ns Chesebrough Th t meeti fo be held see more prominent citizens at-| t-at-arms. Diefenbaker when she visits C nu, N wa ~at- | . ¥ i oy th end of thi a "However, ld Welfare Ad-| Ald. oh G. Brady, who had/in Eh considerable] tend the Rigi ogg ng asl RUSSELL MeNEN Ee Lee and|ada next month. i JOHN A. OVENS Bd e istic lh wai . 'H G. Chesebrough, ot been present for the original information will be submitted] 0T¢ © we pab]e- Bor is xs! > Pilkey running mate, Frank| The Daily Herald says Lord i : t given to the Oshawa Spott Wel-|"I have heard there are TUNITY appointment, declared that he covering the building project. J oy wi ¢ inde O'Connor, were both elected to| Montgomery, whose outspoken | Optometrist i! fare Board Wednesday night by that Mr. Naylor is going into this solidly supported Mr Naylor. The regular meefing followed |; grow. ? the position of Guide. They| Second World War memoirs | 8 BOND ST. EAST | The board acted properly," he With Mrs. Delbert Arkless pre-| After the inspection the mem- scored 1455 and 1792 votés each created an international stir, re-| HOURS bers of the brigade partook of freshments. A large cake W made of the meeting at Simcoe served, commemorating the 50th " ma, h the/year of the St. John Ambulance : Also it has been suggested have resigned to take city jobs." Cerebral Palsied on Sunday, June Oshawa Brigade's service in Osh- f awa. Delegates Rap Prime Minister OTTAWA (CP)--Delegates a Textile Union Conference c¢ of demned Prime Minister Diefen- Wednesday for lack in not meeting un baker courtesy Karr representing the local office representatives Tuesday after § {having agreed to do so A spokesman in the prime min-| : : ister's office said later that Mr. s : 3 i aunch, served by Mrs. M. Gart-|Diefenbaker had been unable to uation had been explained in de-'years. He was a member of the|shore and Mrs. J. Luke, rounded leave business at a cabinet meet- ing when the union group called LE Hall, for OSHAWA KINSMEN SPONSOR MISS TORONTO sitting from left: Gordon Gar- resident of the Oshawa Kirsmen Club; and Tony Goep- frich, chairman of the carnival committe Standing is R. Bo big, member. --Oshawa Times Photo. risor City Brigade Ambulance Recreational present. Plas- blood . . 'were the main items used to pro- and served as chairman in duce a simulated victim that this is a person i Class Held McNeil Asks For Re-count Treasury Race Is Tight He denied he had meant The Oshawa Times, saying "they have the Malcolm Smith, a 54-year-old|ling of union funds during the ex-Scottish coal miner, defeated last three months of 1958. Clifford Pilkey for the presidency| Pilkey denied ail these charges been very fair with us in of Local 222, UAW, in results an-| categorically. He also strongly past." nounced Wednesday. jdefended the Jacord, o Financial-| Re also criticized the editorial i ; i _|Secretan Russ McNeil. {policy of the Toronto Globe and a, ead of the Dro imer |,, Smith has further alleged that Mail and remarked that it fre- sdBidpntene ornd gangster-li e methods' had been|quently differed from the tones of by 2 otes to I {growing prevalent recently. articles printed in that paper bw iest ballot in the loca 5 story. 1 He claimed that recently the reporters. A total of 5988 workers cast chairman of the election was In reply to these charges Mr, an-| ight R. id Thad) / some 24,000 ballots for the differ-| hreatened "with having his face Pi the | ent positions. Out of approximate-| stomped in by the pie Bon 4 Sosused Ar. Smith of vio- the JOHN MEAGHER [ly 11,000 members bh Se local, |of the GM shop committee, in|promises before he assumed L this means that ballots Wer €he presencé of the president of office by giving the charges to te . cast by almost 9 oo xen) 5 he the local union who did not even the press. ting!' men MY 2 ae ol o. raise the slightest objection." .| "I would not make any state- uns most hard fought elections in Te-| 'He had published a booklet out-|ment in the press. I will discuss of I! cent years: wri ro, lining a 10-point program to he|these problems with the union ad The Smith-led Unity Group,' followed by his group if elected Members on the floor of the next lov aciively Supenine ie Policies © to office. membership." " alter Reuther, president o e | + ne International nailed down RAPS STAR | Tye conning of the Dallots for vil | cown, One. of. ti Inte 3 __. the standing committees and the the top three executive posts as| { the points included was| op ecentatives to the district their candidate Jack Meagher|3 Promise to "keep our affairs council were begun Wi ; ! digi or in. Out of the anti-union press.' scored a surprise victory over In-|o.iq po would strive re any| cumbent William Rutherford by gitrerence } oo vl c differences on the floor of their| 2721 votes to 2534 to capture the membership meetings afternoon. According to Gerry Topham, |chairman of the election commit- the : + the! | office of first vice-president. When asked what he meant by tee, the results of the balloting dud VP'S POST the "anti-union press," Mr. Smith for these offices may not be The office of second vice-presi- singled out The Windsor Star. known until next Friday. dent is filled by a Smith sup- ---- re 'Monty' Next 2 sporTs Iv onE 'GOLFER GETS FISH A re-count has been demanded | by incumbent financial secretary-| | An Irish golfer sliced a | tee shot into one of the fa- |treasurer Russ McNeil in an mous Lakes of Killarney in on to tore "a" sunott ox) (Fup ergopy ype Ireland and stunnéd a rising McNeil had 2651 votes com- pared to 1976 for Tom Green and trout. A bystander waded in, retrieved the fish and the the the J WILLIAM RUTHERFORD yet aid s of x with | #8 681 for John Black This figure ? em- | § is seven short of giving him an| enera : over-all majority over his two| opponents. In the event the re- count fails to give McNeil LONDON (Reuters)--A British| 8 newspaper reports today that| i i i : : that the size of the men's divi- ZN ohetiale Sn oatival [190 MOTIVES ot believed to fe buligioe Lommiiiee o the sion had increased considerably majority, a run-off will then be Field Marshal Viscount Mont-| ball. hi Perey High School, have influenced the former may- Sol oe tng of Tg oughont the past year Hecessary: |gomery is one of the likely can-| i Boy hg lor in making application for the ¥ Cerebra:: Palsy Parent Council. |r cS John Brigade of ii Beverly Gibson overwhelmed didates for the post of governor-| an Oshawa Times Classified position. First, was his liking for Re ny 2a) es sally doing, a 808K her opponent, Cass Lesnick, to be general of Canada. | Ad takes word of d ; s{job in the awe district e re-elected to the office of record-| The Daily Herald names him| straight d the ou hu the attention of thousands. ing secretary. |in a front-page story as the only| | RA 3-3492, Miss Gibson, running on the Briton among the "possibles" to ica-| i Pilkey ticket, beat Lesnick, the succeed Governor - General Vin-| McCloskey, received 2638 votes to|the question of a. successor to defeat Gordon Harden with 2333 Massey with Prime Minister ae respectively to defeat opponents plied "no comment" when asked Al Stevens and 'Stew" McKinley, |about the possibility, f who-polled 1206 and 516 votes re- The Daily Herald includes with| spectively. Stevens was a Smith Lord Montgomery as "possible" | endorsed candidate. candidates George Drew, Cana-| A run-off has been called dian high commissioner in Lon-| for the two positions of trustee don, and Maj.-Gen, Georges Va-| since none of the candidates ob-|nier, French - Canadian soldier- re- vas 9 AM--6 P.M. WED. UNTIL 12:30 P.M. SAT. UNTIL 2:30 P.M. PHONE RA 3-4811 For en eppointment tained an over-all majority. The|statesman. results of the voting for that office were: a Childerhose, 2465, Cline, 2258; Freeman, 2020; Tucker, 2245 Tom Simmons, Pilkey backed candidate for editor of the Osha-| worker, polled 2506 votes to de-| feat Smith-supported Bob Spencer Sid received 2460 votes. ______|SMITH'S CHARGES | Moments after learning he had | been elected, Smith made sev-| |eral charges and criticisms of the| A previous administration. He alleged that they had con- stantly threatened to 'pull the plant" whenever any problems cropped up and that they had Graduation was held last Sat-|tried to plant seeds of dissention| urday morning, at the Rotary within the ranks of the member- the Children's Dog|ship on the question of Canadian | Training Class. These classes ane autonomy. : "| He also criticized their hand- h sie, tle tae lie dos RCIPES FOR FOUR SEASONS Branch, who also have the dog training classes at the CRA. An unusual feature of the annual Cook Book and Home- Out of a possible 150 points the following gained the required makers Guide, edited by Mrs. Josephine Aldwinckle, | number of points to graduate: | social editor of The Oshawa ta on- LIST WITH of ion Fi BEVERLY GIBSON BE7: KING ST. E. f= En PLNL.N RA.5-7732 Dog Training {Bob Wood and his toy terrier, |. Scamper", with a score of 145 {pts.; John Paynter and his cross- bred "Sam" with a score of 130] COLD PLATE OR LUNCHEON SPECIALS {pts.; Gary Huntley and his bea-| a gle, "Frisky", or Fa Soe ol Times, will be He seugnte MAC & CHEESE FRESHLY 129 pts.; David Lai d hi | of recipes for each of the dachshund, Heidi" =q v four seasons CHICKEN LOAF SLICED Sore oro pla Look for this and other in | DUTCH LOAF Ib. C teresting food items to be published soon as a supple- ment to one of the editions of This was the last course for| the season. Classes will resume RED OR BLUE BRAND BEEF |next fall. For further information| j wid rds e | The Oshawa Times. For | jresarting he Children's Dog/ space reservations telephone | aining Class contact Mr. Bud| RA 3-3474 [1] e oas S Ib. LH | Flanagan RA 5-6723. -- Pig PORTRAIT PRESSWOOD'S RIA (CP)--This city is HOW LONG LEAN 2 CRYOVAC to receive a portrait of the mon-| WR HAS IT BEEN Rees arch after whom it was named Major H. C. 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