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. y i"; pr FE : 4 #4 @ -\2 8 a WATER SAMPLES ARE TAKEN FOR ANALYSIS SMALL CHILDREN ENJOY DARLINGTON PARK BEACH CAMP RANGER TALKS WITH VIRGINIA VISITORS 9.200 PARTICIPATE ~~ ~The Oshawa Times | Park Facilities Are Many Special Events | SECOND SECTION WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1961 PAGE THIRTEEN | Careless Driver 0CCI Choir 'Will Sing In Oshawa Parks The second week of play-ed in high jump and . ground activity in Oshawa saw races and bicycle contests, an increase in participation Radio and Rundle Park, al 2 ays over the same week in 1960. specively, supervised by Diane awa Fair Pet : ' than 9,200 children parti- Olech and Mike Karas held a winners were: big dogs -- Dean : ; ay ; : ah More in the various oF wh? combined park activity Monday|Kessler's Susie; medium dogs, An 15. yout oll Ostiews Youh The Sour: Nas told Myers had activities on the city's 22 play- afternoon. Children from both Sherrie MacDonald's "Brown- Was jailed for 3 ays, ues. Seen Siding In ¥ € Po! ioe cruiser grounds. Special events held the parks met and went on a com-jie"; small dogs, Paul Russel's day, for calles driving Tiven Ye Sa2mmond, {ound spotlight at most parks ranging bined hike and marshmallow "Duchess." Other winners in- pe Nagisraie's cour Bu M on i A was 2 50 oun n scope from Indian Day at roast. More than 60 children cluded Tim McLaughlin's ham- told that ayne Murrey, 15, of gul Jo 1 egal par ing on ing Eastview to Space Day at Sun- participated ster Sniffles, and pets entered 73 Gladstone avenue, almost ran stree Jad, uly k 1960. Magis- set Heights. ora sua by Nancy Peacock and Roman down a motorcycle policeman at trate Guest gave him a suspend- More than 125 children took FRONTIER WEEK Lykilngk. Bond and Prince street, May|ed sentence on this charge. part in Indian Day at Eastview. , Krontier Week highlighted ac. Kingside Park also partici- 18, . FINE CARELESS DRIVER i . M . ivities at Fernhill Park last pated in a doll and buggy show Police Constable D. E. H a 4 Prior to the event several ails week. Little ladies with bustles, | with the following winning Walton told the magistrate he Fo liam Nosdry, 40, of 446|Lieut. F. J. and Salts periods were d Res and young men in breech cloths bury: best decorated carriage, had been about to check a car|; "UIP Murray avenue, voted to the ma i Jia were evident everywhere. A Tony Lupel; best mother, Lil- driven by the accused when it gr pnd thas colorful covered wagon train jan Marie Lavender. sped off, narrowly missing him. ees, ler painting ts colors. | V3S the centre of attraction as' A Bubble Gum contest at the, Magistrate C. W. Guest said the tribes joined together and|.. Tait? ; war-danced their way through Oreson Trail" at Fernhill 4 th ark Valleyview d 1 ) ] ; we A vy He res md ® park Corners engaged in a little im-|erie Verral are proving to be| said the police are entitled to ; |promptu rivalry last week with very valuable assistants to the the full protection of the eds - JOOS, veh hey teams from both parks meeting supervisor, Mary Walsh at King-'and sentenced the accused to they competed in games and|in @ tin can cricket tournament. side. 30 days. Jes contests designed to sele~* 'he A cheerleading squad composed HOBO DAY A total of $207 in fines was Indian' Chief and Prince elof Lynn r. Frances John- vad d Col levied against five others 'who we ended as they gather. son and Marian Johnson led At a serturde b olpus play- appeared in traffic court, Tues- oo Srears the "Happy Hunting! Valleyview Park in a losing| STOUT f great variety of cos: day. { 65 Marlboro avenue, was fined ' " Ground BBurial Spot" and paid/cause. Johnny Johnson and|Mes Of various ages and un. ~~ 17 OF hy venue, was fined! . gyoriyre, "Vagabond", ¥ » ir "ances. Ricky Holmes were the players. determined origin were worn at $25 AND COSTS r five days for speeding, mer. their repects to their "ances- In chibiti ftball the playground Hobo Day. The Joseph Talbot Milton Smith, $35 or 10 days for having liquor Jaltz tors. Ni fan ex Bon sok a game children are eagerly looking for-|52, of 81 Mutual street, was|and $20 or five days for failing|prans Iehar. HOLD SPORTS DAY : DpIgon Park f o a % pic ot ward to Thursday, July 20, fined $25 and costs for careless|to come to a full stop. The sen- TT oug carr deleateC SUNSElighon a Pet Show will be held driving on the Townline north, |tences were made consecutive. A very successful Sports Day Heights. Other players included: . atv : June 30. 1960 Barry Harkin, 19. of 573 Ki was held at Bathe Park under p, Parkinson, J. Hamilton, R with a variety of prizes to be June 30, : y n, 19, of ing relay sult of the selection, Paul Rus- sell's "Duchess" will represent re- Baker Park at the Annual Osh- Contest. Other the McLaughlin Bandshell Memorial Park at this Thursday. der win the prize for the biggest|that Murray had deliberately| {fom one lane to another on Central Collegiate ing a signal. |Winnifred Stewart, careless driving after an acci- {dent involving a PUC bus. The follows: {charge was reduced. Bailey was| «q Canada". fined $30 for speeding on Ste- {venson road north, June 15. Vincent A. McKinnon, 22, of wage. Rimmer. nifred Stewart. Spanish Dance, {Roca", Texidor. Largo, "From the Dvorak. Greenwood. Humorous Fantasia, Central Collegiate Choir. Tune, At The Shell The Band of the Ontario Regi- ment will present another in its| Ontario and of the mile sh series of summer concerts atl|line there is a 1,000-foot in beach 830 p.m. The band will be directed by Francis. The mas- Lake Ontario shore is protected was ter of ceremonies will be Lt.-/by life guards and is roped off |fined $20 and costs for careless Col. Graham Coulter, a former for supervised swimming for the Doug McNab is finished in knot-|High School student. driving. Allan Frank Bailey, 22, commanding officer of the regi-| Children. of 421 Rossland road west, was ment. A feature of the program| Parking at Darlington Park is 4/it wended its way across the same park saw Clancy Laven-|it appeared from the evidence | fined $10 and costs for moving will be the Sppesrance of the}no problem. i i [Park road south without mak-/mixed choir, directed by Mrs.|beach king lot: -|adequate supply of water all|School » Thapv t t th mixed choir, direc y each area parking lots, accom-|adeq pply 00 and Thornton's bubble. Cheryl Lupel and Val-\iried fo hit the constable. He : which will| modation for 1,600 cars has been| summer and the water is tested | Rogers, of Oshawa e had been charged with sing two groups of selections. Under the Double Eagle Rim-|In addition to "Gold and Silver", areas, Central Collegiate Choir un-|Park's picnic areas. der the direction of Mrs. Win- ""Amparito|the park during an average| FIRE BIGGEST FEAR New '| World" Symphony No. 5, Anton| Cost Of Relief Trombone Solo, "Acrobat", J -»o» Higher In May Goes the Weasel", G. Hawkins. "Selection, "Community March, "Sons of The Brave", said Tuesday. "Hutton", month was $1,754,996, compared Regimental March, "John is partly due, he said, to relief | The winners and high scores and north on Fairport roa north. ship Council on Monday. The following are the results| of the examination session held|yoaq, recently in Oshawa by the Ca- nadian Accordion Teachers' sociation the officer stated, As- accused stated that he a 44-hour week. "To lengthen these lest, honors. Class Honors; Linda Laura Graines, honors Grade 4 -- Colin Brown, |o18 at ; away " \ g % i treet east, was fined $50 and ' id . v awarded. Arts and Crafts and Detective Sergeant G eorge|S a 3 p He SUbSIViSon 31 Denn; Reid Taylor, J: Avo. 11. [getty Tin Can Cricket scem to be McCammond, of the Oshawa|COSts for having defective Tod by thelr, an, h 1 the big events at Sunnyside Police Department, said he was|Prakes. A charge of disobeying afternoon, ably assisted by the|ly, C. Stead, J. Holmes. Other ; |a traffic signal t Hark Park Chairman Andy Hucul|special vents at Nipigon in. © 2%K: trying to pull the accused over signal, against Harkin and his committee who provid- Tuded a 'hike to Pe ig Island |, Prizes donated by the neigh-lor. the Townline, but couldn't|¥as dismissed. od the refreshments, the super. bai led oui 8 borhood association at Harman because the accused kept 'zig visors set up a full day of an ng buggy : Park were awarded to the win-| zagging" all over the road. The | - : 'hich nrizec HOLD SPACE DAY ners of the doll and buggy|sergeant said the accused didn't! active contests for which prizes ! } were awarded. A huge nine-foot space rocket Show. Winners were -- Roman|stop at Highway 2 when he : i was buried at Sunset Heights Cuz, Dawn Pearn, Nancy Mon-|turned west. tore Jollowing winners © "lt highlight their Space Day|Petit, Betty Ann and Barbara Milton Smith said he saw as been old Seglareli 3 ope oes, Tin Can|last Friday. The whole play- Patterson and Cindy Corey. Monte Myers, a Seventh-day Cricket. Tom Djong. Bud Shod. ground had a Martian setting Outer space has been the theme Adventist Church elder, "in| COBOURG (CP)--Curtis Pro- Land", R. S. Stoddon. Cricket, Tom Djong, Bud Shod- 5° cbr . of Arts and Crafts programs what I thought was a civilian/ducis Ltd. of Cobour has been dv. Oh i s were declar-| With the many children dressed) ©! : { g g y. er winner > C%C2T lin home made space costumes|With future plans including a'car." sold to Canadian Steelcase of 7, Bidgood. and helmets. Puppet Show, : : He testified that he drove the Toronto, Wendell Davis, pres-| Hymn bw hs : Southmead featured a Games way he did to prevent Mr. ident of Steelcase Incorporated| Man Events oot: Jughilighied £0 and Activities Festival week Myers from overtaking him, be-| Grand Rapids, Mich. announced | Broadhead. leven bigge la vet his week with tetherball and tin can|cause, "Myers has been in my | Tuesday. Sven a i scheduled CTicket contests and sand box hair for years and has caused Otto J. Curtis, who built up Peel". for Thursday and a "Christmas contest for the younger chil-ime a lot of intense suffering." [the Cobourg firm from three! "God Save the Queen", e anne In July" day on Friday. Dave dren. Bob Waters, Randy Shel- : SE employees to its present 175,| nowy day om Friday. Daveiion Ron Kidd, and Ron French NO ANIMOSITY will remain as president of the| Riley was g willy edctioneer at| von the. tin. can. cricket prizes. Magistrate Guest called Cobourg operation and also join! CELEBRATING : ! oF way "i in a 100 Briah Cooper, 'Danny Pageant, Myers to the Witness stand 'and fhe board of directors of Cana- t 'Y Ion sal . vi au proces ome Mary Kennedy and Ron Kirby|asked if he held any animosity dian Steelcase, manufacturers BIRTHDAYS ih OE hs I five built a "Fantasy Village of towards the accused. Myers|of metal office chairs, desks Boys attending Kedron Ki- scheduled for Thursday, July ~2nd: Bid he Yaw The Juagisiyaie | and allied products. | Congratulations and best wanis Camp for the next two 30, > WIN WALK MARATHON ing the accused. The eldef said wishes to the following resi: weeks should find almost At Connaught Park, Vicky Lake Vista children had their he had only been interested in D 85 MPH | dents of Oshawa and dis- enough to do to keep them out Rector, Charles Braiden and moment of victory in the CRA Milton Smith as long as he was oes trict who are celebrating of mischief. The program out- Paul McVety were responsible Walking Marathon. lan and on the grounds of the Oshawa . their birthdays today: lined by T. W. Cotie, director for the planning of a successful Allen White, Marty and Deryl Missionary College. He said he Fined $100 Those who celebrate today of the camp, promises to keep Indian Day. Wendy McLaugh- Blake, Jim Korpela and Dennis haq been instructed to keep the are: Heather Hanson, 175 the lads highly entertained lin, Greg Maidlow; were select- Lytnyk paced their teams 10 accused off the grounds. PICKERING (Staff)--A Pick.| Celina St.; Ethel Henderson, In addition to the daily pro-ed as having the best cos-|first place in the annual tourna- "Once Milton Smith was on|ering man, who was involved] 63 Wilkinson Ave.; Larry gram, which includes swimm-tumes -- Paul McVety, Jean ment. : the public highway," Myers|in an 85 mph police chase over| Williamson, 337 Buena Vista ing, hiking, sports and crafts, Leger and Chuck Braiden won| David Claus, Dan Luppela, said, "he was no longer pur- three miles of dirt roads, was| Ave.; Candace Campbell, various Special events have prizes for the Indian games. Terry w allace and Doug Lup- sued by me, but by the police." found guilty of careless driving| 579 Ritson Rd. N., and Wan- bets plgeie DOLL JUGOY Sow is ere ma so sce hy Ly mes Sobert Drip] 8s Herevks, SK 1, fom EE a Faunviinys ii SEL Aga 2 nny to ws wars tom son Fonill Pal [cies eee sco _tn Tonig| ! a » 1cyc.e > ¢ > AC mead dor AEE ats BE ium eek Withee" pe a An Init Day 2 watermelon 1" i Foes vs ia Party Backs raves, J las 3 z 3 DO ye ) , was will assemble at the campand buggy show were -- best Pmt. fod et ow 2! took Bridge Results gad costs or 30 days. A charge! a Y aC fire at eight o'clock. There, they Sressed puggy, finda France; Frank Canonicho was the lucky 0 hee ding was Yismissed the wll pericpate in games siv best dressed aol Frances Mit nder of the. watermelon. bu : able for . fhe ' SU Frank was wresling, a favorite with their doll, Terry France; smallest chore it with the other search- members of | ne ancestors, usually provides much/doll, Sandra Muny. ers. Eddie Luke, Doug Murray, bridge club at Fernhill Park cel ioid the court that on July of the excitement. A sing-song| Bivycle events -- best deco-/gepatrice Groats, Judy Taylor clubhouse were: 5 he chased a fast moving car concludes the evening and the rated bike, David Perry, Ob-|yn4 Ricky Whitmee all received Mrs. E. Wadsworth and Mrs. south on Rosebank road south, tribe breaks camp. Stacle race winners, Bruce rise in the pet show. M. R. Clarke, 46; Mrs. Nelson cast On the Second Concession Satuday afternoon at two Gah, Wayne Bradley, David - ---------------------- land Mr. Keith, 41; J. Miller o'clock, the tabloid meet gets ' and J. F. Patterson, 39. | swing. The boys, di- : RBCre M b Pl al person, - imo full swing. The boys. BAKER PARK PET. SHOW embers Filan | Tie next games will be play. 0 oo on the floor and, vided into teams, p A furry, brown, little German ed Monday, July 24, at 7.45 p.m. | z ¥ points in events such as arch- Shepherd puppy is the O7CE . -- : |although his speed on the dirt em, baseball and races al winner he et shows) Park Closing NGE 0 2 i ; gf ext week offers a slight h The Dathe Park Neigtibor change in pace as the camp) ood / ssociation, at its July a porn become transformed MANY READ meeting, Jaid plans for the park| esu ts 1Ste into circus grounds in prepara-| Closing which will he held Aug. tion of Circus Night to be neidd WATCHING TV 26. Final plans for the closing Monday evening. Res h ee will be made at the associa- i ans Pir- esearcher A. E. Sind- tion's Aug. 23 meeting Wednesday night mea oe a i ate Night at the camp. The ship linger says formerly 5 per It is planned to have pony Jeaves port at eight o'clock, and cent of people with TV sets rides and booths of various anything might happen with a oa, read instead of looking, kinds. A feature of the pro- Grade 1 -- Raymond Cross, "The road was too dusty." campful of pirates on the loose! | ut the percentage recently gram will be a children's par-|Honors. Grade 2 -- Wendy Fol- said. On Friday evening, the A- Jumped to 25 per cent. ade with prizes for costumes, First Class Honors; Val ' Di ws to a close Make sure your offer gets decorated bicycles, wagons and | Trypue, Harry wards' Dinner draws to an interested audience by po : ! . an eventful two weeks. Prizes, making it with an Oshawa baby carriages. There will also/mond Maklicki, are awarded to campers for| mio." Clacsified ad. It's |DC.2n attendance prize. their sports achievements, abil-l "cr. 4 0B So During the meeting the park ity in crafts and there's even a op pire Dia] 723.3492 to start SUPErvisors, Tina Petrowsky prize for the camp's biggest your aq and Dennis Reed, were introduc: eater. | ed to the members Allison, the highway. Hon- ion if you were confronted with ing the |an oiicoming vehicle," he said. Council of this motion." - be : | Pickering Township Police De- Ar C ] good enough to/for the games Played, by the en or Folies De ead Lounci AJAX (Staff) -- At the reg. |Still reside ular meeting of the Ajax, Pick- ering and District New Party|ing, Harvey of Udora; q/Club the following motion was|Alan Jamieson (Mae) of Osh- unanimously carried and for-lawa; Mrs. Howard Glendinning He said that he had his accel.|Warded to the Pickering Town-|(Averil) of "Inasmuch as the federal gov-|dale; Mrs. Arthur Perry (Laur- roads was 85 mph, he could not eérnment's contribution to help ine) of - {gain on the accused's car. Ex-/build sewage plants is for the|Sloan (Vera) of Toronto; Mrs. Accordion Exam where there were a few oil| Purpose of creating employment| Tommy Thompson (Grace) of patches on the road surface, he|/for as many as possible, this|Matawatchan, said, he could not see the car|club endorses the action taken|Ralph, died in 1940. ahead because of thick clouds|by the Pickering Township Coun- dust. Eventually he caught|cil in which they passed a reso-| po, great-grandchildren, with {up with the car on the Fairport| lution rejecting Burlington's ap- plication for support, to have the When called to the stand the CMHC remove the stipulation he was that a grant be paid only on al 1 travelling at from 30 to 35 mph. basis of an eight-hour day and|ceived gold wrist hours|1Y- : Magistrate Dnieper ruled in|would reduce the number of em- for work. A Shephard, Ry- his judgment that Serroul drove ployed and would be in direct|"at home" which was held at audience caused largely by com-| ork, Aug. 3. {without due care and attention|violation of that purpose for|the family residence. Numerous petition from new private sta-| Grade 3 -- John Pasiuk, First|and consideration for others on which the subsidies have been|telegrams of "You could not|proportioned and that a letter|and many beautiful possibly have avoided a collis- be sent by the secretary, inform-|received from their friends Pickering Township] Mr. and Mrs. Westgarih are sponsored or not, but moved to| In Increasing Demand Opened only a year ago, Dar-|see at least 1,000 cars in the|its rules to be abided by. Their lington Provincial Park is fast|parking area. |piggest fear is o fire, thereists i j i - |ru er ar becoming 8 major tourist trac uy gygmrGT cmpERS (Fils Exvering fires are rigaly Located two miles east of Osh.| Since the camping season|gojjoy, 2 on the Lake Ontario shore.|°Pened May 12, 527 overnight) "During the open seasons, pro- awa, PE a. i {campers have spent at least a yisions are made for controlled merous facilities for summer. COUPle of days in Darlington waterfow] and pheasant shoot- time fon. ; Park. Many have returned and ing. Conservation Officer Doug others, like Mr. and Mrs. Sam-| powell of The 300-acre developed recrea-\ye] E. Herb, and their family Fae Oro0e A Po nan tion area includes a mile of|from Falls Church, Virginia, ry shoreline frontage along Lake|who were at the park Toa make periodic. park checks. Ore- have enjoyed their overnight CAMP STAFF sand stop so much they decided to; Members of the park summer spend an exrta day there. staff include Forest Ranger All the park buildings are fin- Thomas Pickett, of Uxbridge; ished in imitation log cabin Gate Keepers, Jim Gray, of Port style and the park office which| Perry, a Queen's University stu. is manned by superintendent|/dent, Doug Taylor, of Oshawa Oscar G. Irwin and park clerk|and John Evans, a Timmins PROTECTED SWIM AREA Three hundred feet along the ty pine throughout its interior.| Camp Rangers, whose duties Park dwellers need not fear include assisting campers in lo- its water supply . . . There are| cating and fire control are Fer. and six drilled wells to maintain an|gus Wilson, a Toronto high | student and Wayne Between picnic area | provided. Three hundred family| regularly. Six miles of roads Maintenance foreman is Burns The program for the concert|campsites, complete with table,| within the park grounds are de- Miller, of Bowmanville and his {fireplace and refuse containers| veloped to facilitate traffic. {have been provided. | Besides its natural environ- For Jicuickers Who prefer to| ment, 1 ' Clipsiak, of polaye, Roland {eat under a , park' develop- P es, of shawa, Jo h {ers provided two wes po competent staff to assist its visi-| ;nq gop Day, both Sarnia High the campsite] tors in enjoying themselves. x | School students. John Cann, of areas and the sheltered picnic] The staff includes Hie park | Oshawa, is park carpenter. there are 650 pienic| Superintendent, jhe Doren | The two lifeguards are Philip tables scattered throughout the ri Ey two lite] Horwich, of Oshawa and Gilbert guards, & forest ranger and a|Dalgleish, of Oshawa. Both life- It is not uncommon to see at|p a intenance crew. guards. are holders of the Royal |least 50 overnight campers in Life Saving Society Bronze | Medallion. Of course, the park staff has| Douglas Barton, of Oshawa, is |the park's night watchman. Schedule Of Holidays In Local Plants A round-up of vacation sched- ules of major Oshawa industrial firms was made by The Osh- awa Times today. At Ontario Steel Products Limited, only three members of the office staff, and small main- tenance crew are on the job. Ap- protimdétely ' 55 plant 'workers started their vacations on July 15, and will not-be back until Aug. 8. They get the benefit of the civic holiday on Aug. 7. Pedlar People Limited em- {ployees are lucky in that they | get longer weekends to start and end their scheduled two-week vacation. Officially 200 workers will be away from Aug. 5 until |Aug. 19. Due to the civic holiday John E. Rupert, of 556 Grier- on Aug. 7, they will not return son street, formerly comptroller to work until Aug. 22. A skeleton Mar k Golden Accounting Firm Wedding of Smith Transport Ltd. and|maintenance and office staff will R. D. Werner Co. (Canada) be retained during this period. UXBRIDGE -- Mr. and Mrs. Ltd., has become associated] A new vacation policy has Horatio Westgarth, of Udora, with the firm of Monteith, Mon-|been instituted this year at R. {celebrated their golden wedding |teith, Riehl and Co., Chartered D. Werner Company Ltd. Ap- |anniversary at their home Sat-|Accountants, Oshawa. proximately 50 plant workers {urday, July 15. Mr. Rupert graduated from|Wwere on vacation for the first | Mr. and Mrs. Westgarth were|the University of Toronto in|tWo weeks in July, with 130 {married at Vallentyne, Ontario,| Commerce and Finance, and| workers to go for two weeks, on July 19, 1911, by Rev. C. Jef. then became a chartered ac. starting July 31. This is the first frey. After their marriage they|countant with the firm of yee Hatgers Yacations. are settled at Udora, where they|Clarkson, Gordon and Co. Prior| re aluly 200 Houdaille 0 being with Smith Transport, |; oo employees will be off e spent several years as a part- ork 1 K : ner in a public accounting firm) EO Cees 4 staring Au {in Toronto. . on . Li tena "NE Rupert is sectary of E181 and afc salt to To Oshawa: Mrs Li Shawa swans Lub and at. qs from their vacationing fel irector of the Oshawa District| crew consists of Morris Gilmour, of Newtonville, Waclaw weekend. Nor is it uncommon to TORONTO (CP) -- Welfare: costs in Ontario's 40 largest mu- nicipalities jumped 50 per cent {in May, Welfare Minister Cecile | Welfare assistance during the | to $1,167,920 in May, 1960. This increases allowed last winter. Welfare cost for Toronto was $678,825 compared to $472,124 in| |May, 1960, an increase of 43.8 'percent, i Oshawa cost $24,194 this May and $13,403 in May, 1960, an 80.5 per cent increase. Ottawa's |welfare cost in May was $77, 1040 compared to $65,681, only {17.3 per cent difference. 3 JOHN Joins Oshawa E. RUPERT They have seven children liv- Mrs. Holt; Mrs. George Ont, A son, Twenty grandchildren and] {George Bain (Dorothy), Leask-|s i _{low-workers. Chater Eh Soy of Ides "Lor skola sat { 4 {the office, maintenance depart- Teh; nd shipping office, things = wi e pretty quiet at Fittings GM Withdraws La, for the first two full weeks - {In August. Starting Aug. 4, more As Drama Sponsor {than 500 plant workers will be TORONTO (CP)--General Mo-|2aY Gh vacation. Maintenance ir barons tors of Canada Limited is with-|2"¢_ Office workers will be on their parents, wete all home i drawing sponsorship ph the Ca. the job during this period. celebrate the happy occasion. . 5 More than 600 . Duplate C; : Aa {nadian Broadcasting Corpora- 3 upate Can. Mr. and Mrs. Westgarth Te-\tion's Sunday television drama 2498 Limited workers will be off watches. as\ho,p the CBC announced Tues-| OTK for two weeks, starting remembrances from their fam-|g,y : *"|this Friday. They, too, will reap The toason given was & de. the benefit of the civic holiday Many friends attended the|cline in the program's evening on Aug. 7, and will report back Fifty office and maintenance Ee Er arouy petit {staff members of Ontario Malle. were {able Iron Company will be hold- The CBC said the drama hour |ing the fort for two weeks, start. will be maintained whethe rling this Friday. To report back jor work, Aug. 8, are 500 work- ers. 21 gifts |both enjoying excellent health. Wednesday evenings,