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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdéy, May 30,1964 3 ~ Flag Sidestepped : Brooklin Guide, Brownie | Bx UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS __ LONDON (AP) --Unemply- ment in Britain is at its lowest. Actresses Joan Crawford, right, and Bette Davis, Mother, Daughter Banquet rate in 2% years. The labor min- DAVIS AND CRAWFORD TEAM AGAIN left. during pre-production re- hearsals for the new movie, "Hush, Hush, Sweet Char- pened to Baby Jane?", are going to do it again. They're pictured in Hollywood today, BROOKLIN -- The 1st Brook- lin Guide Company and Brow- nie Pack mother and daughter banquet was held May 22 in the Christian Education Building of Brooklin United Church, Guests were greeted by Mrs. T. Nicholson, guide captain and Mrs. E. Bayley, brown owl. Mrs. F. W. Weaver was pre- sented with the company colors by the color party. Dawna Wagg gave the toast to the Queen, while Sharon Cor- lies toasted the mothers. After dinner Mrs. Nicholson introduced Mrs, Weaver, com- missioner, who addressed the guides, brownies and mothers. The following guides were pre- sented with awards: Second class badge -- Mary Finch, Nancy Hooker, Dawna Wagg, Patsy Watson and Patsy Wilson. Patrol seconder stripes Mary Finch, red rose; Nancy Hooker, trillium; and Dawna Wagg, holly. Proficiency badges Ska- ter's: Joan Nicholson; Singer's: Sherry Yates, Mary Hoar, Gail Disney, Joan Nicholson;. Laun- dress: Linda Hayden, Judy Bay- erson, Lynn Boule and Donna Bonneville; House orderly: De- borah Mackenzie, Lana Lent, Sharon Corlies, Betty Appleton, Gail Hobden, Molly Bailey and Jane Grant; Minstrel: Gail Hob- den; Collector: Deborah Guest and Wendy Ellis; Thrift: Sharon Corlies, Lana Lent, Gail Hob- den, Betty Appleton and Jane Grant. Writer: Betty Appleton and Molly Bailey; Book Lover: Jane Grant; Skater's: Beverley Hawksley. The guides and brownies, of Brooklin, have had a busy year. At Christmas they joined to de- liver treat boxes to elderly citi- zens in the village. This proj- ect Was supervised by Mrs. W. Fraser, Mrs. 0. Nicholson and Mrs, D. Bonneville. The guide company and brow- nie pack attended Meadowcrest Baptist' Church on' Thinking Sunday, in February, for the dedication of the company col- ors. A total of 972 boxes of cookies KINGSTON (CP) -- United churchmen decided Friday to sidestep the flag issue by set- ting aside a recommendation to the church's general council that flags be removed from all churches. Rev. Charles Catto of Oshawa presbytery said, however, that the idea he presented to the Bay of Quinte conference of the United Church of Canada had nothing at all to do vith the flag issue. By Church Group istry said Monday there were --Cigareties be brought under the same measures of control that apply to substances dan- gerous to the health of the public. Rev. Edward Shcamerhorn, a former heavyweight boxing champion at Queen's University and now minister at Maynooth near Peterborough, said he was concerned about beer and. liq- uor advertising on sports pro- grams because they were watched by millions of young ure. In May last year the figure was 554,000 or 2.4 per cent. This month's percentage is 16. HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL 313 ALBERT ST. "This jal (rec dation) has nothing to do with the Red Ensign-maple leaf con- troversy,"" he said in an inter- view. 'The hanging of national flags in churches is basically unchristian." 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS Canadian: The general 'council of the United Church will be asked to approve a study of ministerial resignations and dropouts within the church. LEGER Delegates implied from the floor of the conference that they did not want to deal with Mr. Catto's memorial because they felt it might involve the church in the flag issue which is sweep-| ing the country. were sold on cookie day in April. play the parts of cousins in a murder plot set in a Louisiana background. Filming starts on June 1 at Baton Rouge. ley, Joan Nicholson, Gail Dis- ney, Mary Hoar, Sherry Yates; Cyclist, Joan Nicholson. --AP Wirephoto TRAINING CLASS Mrs, Nicholson, Mrs, Bonne- \ville, Mrs. Fraser and Mrs. S. Service Stars -- 1st year: Dale|Nolan attended the area train- |\COMMERCIALS HIT | Beer and liquor commercials land cigarettes came under fire |Friday at the conference. The final sessions of the five- |day conference adopted resolu- June 29th to July 16th For Girls Aged 8 to 12 Years . Fee 5.50 plus 1.00 "Y" Membership Where there is more than one child in a family attending the camp, fee will be $4.00 plus "Y" Membership per child. Registration -- 2 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 2nd and Wednesday, June 3rd. Y.W.CA. DAY CAMP | 369,121 unemployed in May, a © ~ drop of 42,477 from the April fig- = 3 finns » _--s os IRE RE ty BEY ay a with co-star Joseph Cotten, |lotte", in which the actresses |Bonneville, Patsy Watson, Ger-|ing class held in Lindsay in No- laldine Ellis, Linda Batty, Doro-|vember. Mrs. J. Deremo, guide |thy Roberts, Ellen Deremo; ¢nd|mother,, and Mrs.. G. Corlies, lyear: Linda Hayden, Gail Dis-| brownie mother, attended, as re- iney, Mary Hoar, Nancy Hooker,|presentatives of Brooklin, the |Dawna Wagg. ldistrict local association meet- | ings. BROWNIE AWARDS These suai Wale': given \t0| Thanks were expressed to} tions that: --All liquor and beer adver-| tising be banned on radio and | television sports programs. | Fer Information Call Y.W.C.A. Programme Dept, 723-7625 199 Centre St. -- Oshawa | OBITUARIES FUNERAL OF MRS. ERNEST FLINTOFF The memorial service for Mrs. | ¢ You are cordially invited to attend the FIRST ANNUAL "CORPUS CHRISTI HOLY HOUR" Sunday, May 31, 1964 -- 3:00 p.m. -- at the -- + KINSMEN CIVIC MEMORIAL STADIUM @ PARADE-PROCESSION 2:00 P.M. (From Children's Arena to Civic Stedium) @ ROSARY-SERMON-BENEDICTION 3:00 P.M. @ GUEST SPEAKER REV. W. B. KERR, M.A. Under the auspices of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary of the People Parish, Oshewe Women In Quebec Get Legal Rights QUEBEC (CP) -- The legis- lative Assembly gave quick ap- proval Friday to a series of) amendments to a bill giving "full legal capacity" to most married women in Quebec. There was little discussion of| the amendments, made by the} Legislative Council -- Quebec's) first time in "What Ever Hap- | | Act Controls CAPSULE NEWS rt Condition Of| Arrest Follows Oshawa General Hospital Tues-| Golden bar -- Deborah Dey-|and Mrs. Nolan for the help they |day, May .26, was held at the nich, Anne Alderson, Leslie Em-|have given to the leaders this) \McIntosh - Anderson' Funeral past year. | of Commerce . in .co-operation|teen-ager was arrested Friday|contained an early Englisit pa-\ter of Knox Presbyterian Mother Goose other district guide companies with the Oshawa Safety League'following the sixth bomb threat|tent medicine. Mr. Ridley said)Church, conducted the service. in the near future 4 points out that Section 48 of the|against local schools insa week.|in an interview Friday the bot-|Interment was in Mount Lawn | 'The brownie pack will close "No person shall drive Or|searched the buildings in vain.|Abitibi, 60 miles northeast of|Jack Mann, Ray Mann, Ed Hs operate or permit the driving| Police Chief William Allan said|here, lHewley, Jack Miners and Aaron|4 1017 edition of the Motherjhome of Mrs, W. GY. cient or operation upon a highway|the youth arrested would be | Fernandez Goose rhymes in the children's) "*nctester_siree',_* em ; 5 | : section of the New London pub- as to endanger the driver OFr/earjier in connection with the)ernment has accepted the gift of operator or an occupant there-|-ach of threats will also bela second World War Spitfire| Funeral service was "held|¢rences to Negroes. of, or any person upon the|.narged next week. |Mark IX aircraft for permanent|Friday, May 29, for Mrs.| Any similar copies of chil- Nicholas Masiewich who died|dren's books also will be with- z no --|montagne announced Friday. top conning condition, ra that /Dr. Norman A. M. MacKenzie)Formai presentation from its|her 63rd year. |Friday the New London chapter you and others may be safe.jof Vancouver Friday was Te-|precent owner, John Paterson of| The body was taken fromiof the National Association for Armstrong Funeral Home tojthe Advancement of Colored 0 ps mesg of iggy 9 annual meeting here. safety lane. Remember too JOINS COURT |brated by Rev. R. Pancyenko,| The copy i i ; . ' Rk. f ry in question has two that a car that is running prop- REPORTS FIND OTTAWA (CP) M ine i i hh i a y -- Mr. Justice| assisted by Rev. P. Zaparyniuk.|rhymes which contain the word TIMMINS, Ont. (CP)--Frank| Interment followed in the centre, who teamed for the i A | Mrs. L. is . Ernest, Flintoff, who died at the|the following Brownies: Ries. Preece; Msy, to eee s The Vehicle) Bombing Threat Home at 2 p.m. Friday, May 29.) guid is plan- The Oshawa Junior Chamber) PORT ARTHUR (CP) -- Ajl8th century which originally! Rey. G. W. C. Brett, srtnta: | Phat gorge ge yer Di . s . Ontario Highway Traffic Act/All six schools were evacuated |tle, dated Jan. 26, 1754, was un-| Cemetery. | ISCriminates \their season, June 15, with a states: while police and firemen|covered on an island in Lake) Pallbearers were Sam Mann,}| NEW LONDON, Conn, (AP)--|Wiener roast to be held at the! of a vehicle that is in such a\charged next week with public ACCEPTS SPITFIRE ectio 1 dangerous or unsafe condition| mischief. Three youths arrested) OTTAWA (CP) -- The gov- FUNERAL OF lic library will be withdrawn MRS, NICHOLAS. MASIEWICH|because it has objectionable ref- highway." RSO, 1960, c.172, s.48) jdisplay in the National Aviation TIP Rees re MACKENZIE NAMED Museum, State Secretary La-|last Wednesday in the Oshawa|drawn, said Mrs, Olive Prentis, Always maintain your car in} CHARLOTTETOWN (CP) General Hospital. She was injacting librarian, when informed Have your vehicle checked reg-|clected president of the Cana-|Fort William. will take plac ; r . ; e at ularly at a licensed garage Or/dian Centenary Council at its|Ottawa June 6. " |St. John's Ukrainian Orthodox|People is seeking the removal Church where Mass was cele-jof the books. erly costs less to operate in \ the long run. Ridley, a Toronto archaeologist,| Repair bills are cheaper than|says he has discovered a small] H. F. Gibson, 47, of Kingston, was sworn in Friday as judge of the Exchequer Court of Can- hospital bills. [bottle dating back to the mid- ada and chairman of the Courts Family Album "JFK." Lauded The publishing world still con- tinues to produce books on the late John Fitzgerald Kennedy, one of which is a nostalgic fam- ily album, "THE JOHN F. KENNEDYS -- A FAMILY ALBUM" (Ambassador Books Ltd.) by Mark Shaw. Shaw, a contributing photog- rapher for Life Magazine and a director of television films, had a gréat advantage in taking these pictures over a period of months -- he was regarded as more of a friend of the family, an\expert photographr, rather than an "'official" photographer. The publishers signed a con- tract early in November, 1963 with Shaw for a book containing his intimate photographs of President Kennedy, his wife and children. Shaw started taking photographs of the family in 1950, when he travelled with them for several months on and between campaign trips. The pictures were taken in George- town, Washington, Hyannis Port and elsewhere, over a period of four years. The Kennedy family at all times appeared to be unaware that Shaw was around in these warm, informal pictures. There is a picture of Jacqueline in a pony-<drawn carriage crowded with children; of Jacqueline swinging Caroline in knee-deep water at the ocean; of the late president tossing Caroline in the} air. The pictures. speak for them- selves; therefore, they don't have captions, but at the end of the book Mr. Shaw has added a few brief notes describing the circumstances under which cer- tain pictures or series of pic- tures were taken. This book is more than a fam- ily album -- it is an historical document of great 'value, one which is to be cherished and re- tained as a collector's item, It is one of the finest books of its kind to appear in recent months IDENTIFYING BIRDS Do you have difficulty identi- fying birds? If so, a new book published may help. It's called "NAMING THE BIRDS AT A GLANCE" (Ran- dom House of Canada Ltd.) bv Lou Blachly and Randolph Jenks, with guide drawings b' Sheridan Oman. It represents a new system which teaches you how to identify any unfamiliar bird by using whatever you no- tice at first sight -- it is a guide to the eastern land birds from South Carolina west to the Rocky Mountains and north to the Arctic. This book -- a birti guide with ' out color -- is something new und@r the sun, for it provides a system of identification (thor oughly tested in a privately pub- lished earlier edition) which is |Martial Appeal Board. Mr. Jus- tice Gibson, a former Crown at- torney and city solicitor at King- ston, succeeds Mr. Justice C. A. Cameron who has retired. HEADS ASSOCIATION TORONTO (CP) Murray MacGregor Rankin of Halifax you see was elected national president elusive|of the Canadian Mental Health new bird. Most people do not! Association at a meeting of the have the knowledge to classify|board of directors Friday. the bird they see (that is, as a Sparrow, Finch, Thrush, Warb-. STOLE FROM CHARITY ler, or whatever), and thus are| WINNIPEG (CP) -- Edward not able to turn immediately to|Bardell Adamson, 23, was sen- the proper grouping in the aver-|tenced Friday to four years in based on using the little when you glimpse that that first fleeting look at an un-/$450 from the Crippled Chil- familiar specimen they see "aldren's Society March of Dimes. | age field guide, When they catch| prison on a charge of theft of! i 'nigger."' | The rhymes are Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Mo and Ten Little Nig- gers. The latter rhyme is a ver- sion of one better known as Ten Littlé Indians. The NAACP terms them "in- sulting, degrading, offensive and just plain passe, and not in keeping with the times." Oshawa Union Cemetery. Pali- bearers were Michael Michalowsky, Walter Znud, Michael Kolynko, George Slater, Fred Bessie and Nicho- las Mascqycz. FUNERAL OF MRS, ANDREW SENYK Funeral service was held upper house. Vote on the amentments which were technical in nature, was unanimous. The changes were made in three months of| work by the council. | The legislation is to take ef-| fect July 1. | Friday, May 2, for Mrs. Andrew Senyk who died Wed- nesday, May 27, in the Oshawa General Hospital. She was in her 69th year. The body was taken from Armstrong Funeral Home to St. John's Ukrainian Ortho-) dox Church where Mass was| celebrated by Rev, R. Pancyen-| ko, assisted by Rev. P. Zapary-| niuk. | Interment followed in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Pall- bearers were | the < Since Steve FANNINGS' LAUNDERERS and DRY CLEANERS Established in Peterborough and area 1898 INFORMATION CLASSES -- Regarding THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND ITS TEACHINGS smal] brownish bird' or, per- haps, 'a black-capped bird" whose other characteristics they have forgotten by the time they thumb through all of the birds in their guide. Or, by the time the bird has flown, so have the details in memory. 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