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ht flaca ere eisheene tanto aed Seek bene epee e a phadien Mn © Dee ane geo ROUND THE GLOBE IN A GLANCE > Be ana ly ee MS ge Ba ig a ag an NI Mon RENE PELL AEA GL OLIGO LII SLE 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, July 10, 1965 § LONDON (CP) -- Publisher Lord Thomson has traced the roots of his family tree to a tiny parish in Scotland where some of his ancestors may have been shepherds. Rev, James Glover, minister of the parish church in the little hamlet of Westerkirk, says he was asked five years ago to in- vestigate the parish history to trace Canadian - born Thom- son's family. Because compulsory birth registration did not come until the mid-19th century, he had to search the Westerkirk gitive- yard itself. He discovered two gravestones, one of which "proved to be a stone erected jeither to his (Thomson's) great- great-grandfather or his great- great-great-grandfather." Mr. Glover found that one of Thomson's ancestors emigrated to Canada in 1759 and later was followed by two brothers. "Lord Thomson's ancestors probably were shepherds," Mr. Glover said. '"'They appear to have been a very well-known family in the area but I should think they were quite poor and emigrated to Canada for a bet- ter life." | ATTACK KING JOHANNESBURG (AP)--In a fierce attack Friday on U.S. Nobel Peace Prize winner Mar- tin Luther King, the govern- work- |mént-franchised South African |Broadcasting network accused the civil rights leader of being MUD, MUD, MUD Thursday made a_ mud- plaster figure out of this chuck wagon outrider, Some of the riders men's safety hats. CP Wirephoto ----------/| violence oriented and a Commu- Heavy rains that pound- wear ed the Calgary Stampede | incre . nist fellow traveller. It was the | , s BEFORE THE MAGSTRATE Church Winds U | é : Pp posal by the South African Na-| ° o__ | Bible Sessions «08! Sisdents Organization to) O emain, WHITBY (Staff) -- Whitby |give a series of lectures. Daily Vacational Bible School : ; this week with an average at-, TUCSON, Ariz. (AP)--A spe-| \tendance during the one week Cial investigator said Friday his) school term of 53. final report calls the mysterious| Failing to remain at the scene| After stealing 10 tires from} ; ' |Donald III, wealth heir, | |garded as short in duration, it ree y young heir,| of an accident cost Andrew Star-|the Oshawa depot of a truck-\ove oe pe aygoBh: a suicide. The body of McDon-| tek, 441 Crerar ave., a $100 fine|ing firm 7-year-old Lewis Dewey|cessful. The daily program in-/ ald, 22, heir to a Zenith Radio with costs or one month in jail.|Clark, of Brimorton dr., Scar-\cluded Bible study, music, CO"Poration fortune, was found ; ee .|There was a bullet wound in the chasse railway abutment. sett ie ane tt ete de end The court heard how a park-| He appeared yesterday before|Ken Cullen, as superintendent,| So ed car on Olive ave., was hit)Magistrate Frank Ebbs at Osh-|assisted by group leaders, Mrs.| F ith' Fi t it. A witness passed the licence/charge of theft over $50 from|mrs, Lloyd Cook, primary| al s Irs number of the hit and run carjthe Oshawa depot of the Direct|-Jass; Mrs. Ruth Pickering, jun-| to the police. Winters Transport firm. ior group; and Mrs, Don! He was remanded in custody) Mitchell, intermediates. With a working staff of 38 the} peared for sentence on three/report could be obtairied. The superintenent and leaders|first week of Daily Vacation rges of bicycle theft. Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck were assisted by six ladies of|Bible School at Faith Baptist Allan Wayne Lauchlan, RR 1,\told the court that in a State-ithe church: Mrs. Murray Det-|Church has been a tremendous led sentence and probation|stealing the tires. The 10 tires,| John McGraw, Miss Louise Pog-|tendance has been 171 and the r one year, jhe said, had been left over after/son, Miss Joyce Crawforth and|total missionary offering $46,00.| Clark had loaded a truck. iss Navde Cameron. The program from 9 a.m. to| streets of Oshawa led Winford|the trailer. He later transferred 2 si ' L. MacLean before the court. |them-to his own car and hid -- 18 BIGGEST padins po en ee MacLean pleaded guilty to althem beneath a railway abut-| Algonquin Park is Ontario's) lnm Os missionary. attest! charge of. drunk driving. He|ment. oldest and largest provincial |" d 8, miss 3 . park, founded in 1893 and 1,862,-|!9& and a missionary story told) jail. previous record, Oe The court was taf hat Mae 3 me pie erly | Lean was followed at speeds} For minor consuming Gary\car with a bottle of beer in his oa i | of 65 miles per hour along Sim-|James Hallowell, 19, of 693 Em-|la lk meme +18 BOs, les per how 4 ' , 19, Pp. flannelgraph Bible stores, hand- though the following cruiser hadjcosts or 10 days in jail. The\stopped on Kawartha st. When ia ob é , | its red flashing light on and thelcourt was told that Hallowell/he alighted from the car Mac-| 10 Charge of Babyland is Mrs.| driver was sounding his horn. |was caught after a police con-|Lean staggered badly and near- © wre Milburn and Mrs. Wal-| stable found him sitting in hislly fell. ter Groat. Other departments| |first official reaction to a pro-| " * See! Baptist church wound up its CALLS IT SUICIDE Although the term was re- death of Eugene (Stormy) Me-| : pe in his ted home here Feb. 3.| Startek pleaded guilty to the/borough, hid them beneath a/%4mes and handicrafts. Thsra cer a bee eee while the owner was away fromjawa and pleaded guilty to a| Harold Crawford, beginnrs;: | A 16-year-old Oshawa youth/for a week so a pre-sentence/Harold Crawforth, beginners| Taunton rd., was placed on sus-jment to police Clark admitted/jor, Mrs. Phillip Allcorn, Mrs,|Success. The average daily at- M A police chase through the) He had hidden them beneath) ---_---- ------ |11.30 a.m., begins with an open} | was sentenced to seven days in| Clark, he concluded, had nol 44 Ladae ah eetant, by Mrs. David Wilkins. Under} coe st: s. He failed to stop even|merson ave., was fined $25 and) The fleeing car was finally) part and games. -- are staffed as follows: Nursery; |-- Mrs. Arnold Corris, Mrs. Ed./ |Abramoff, Mrs. Gordon Wilde,| |Miss Jo Ann Philip and Miss Susan Nott. Beginners -- Mrs. . Garfield |Munson, Mrs. Wm. MacDonald, |Mrs. Dale Milburn, Mrs. |Van Dewell, Mrs. Fred Mac-| {Donald and Mrs. Jack Vander- K. Selig, Mrs. Werner Kloke,| -- Mrs. David Wilkins, Mrs. Sid- ney Wade, Mrs. Ron Morris, Mrs. S. J. Fice and Mr. Ernest Gough. The school is directed by Pas- tor and Mrs. DeLoss Scott with secretary. DVBS will be conducted for a second week with family night on Thursday evening, July 15, at-7.30.p.m._A special program will be presented by the school on that evening with a viewing of the handcraft done by the boys and girls. MALTESE DIGNITARY IN TOWN A large number of sentation of a gift to the Mr. Pisani, standing centre, Maltese-Canadians attended 05 pa - og ear on as they chatted with the eha of the gathering. guest of honor following the a reception for the Hon. Photo shows Mayor Warren presentation. Dr. Alexander Cachia-Zam- = Mowat of Whitby, right, and --Oshawa Times Photo mit minister of labor and ced dhe siete emigration for Malta, Fri- Lord Thomson's Ancestors May Have Been Shepherds jhorst: Primary -- Mrs. Wm.) | ighti ; Wilde, Mrs. Ernest Gough, Mrs.| HULL, Fngiand (AP) -- Sir lighting system includes eighti} 4s J, L. Beaton, AR.C.T. : mi Jim Shearer, Mrs Wayne|Alec Douglas Home, formerlarge spotlights. The lights are A TLIG SRE HIP 10:30 A.M. Cook, Mrs. Allan Morgan, Mrs,|Conservative prime minister,/expected to remove shadows MORNING WOR ENGLISH SERVICE AND [Louis Philip, Mrs. Wm. New.(¢alled on Labor Prime Minister/from the faces of the players. ee SUNDAY SCHOOL a s » 4 5. - i a . . . iti ren i" iF Stead and Miss Diana Deavy, |Harold Wilson Friday night to| In addition to the plans forj} Fovents are invited te ore eet 2 P.M. Juni ** lcall immediate new 'national|the coming season, the guild isi} age will worship with them. Those DUTCH SERVICE Juniors -- Mrs. Glen Baker, elections "for the good of the|also scheduling a summer work-| under six will be cared for se | Mrs. Vinal Clarke, Mrs. C. lcountry."" |shop, which was _ previously hyene care, Nutery ond Kil 7 PM. | : Sir Alex rejected Wilson's re-|Shelved by lack of adequate : Barclay Bateman, Mrs. Ivan) ont declaration that the Fg ee space. During the com-jf The North Whitby Congregation Cyr, Mrs. Carl Jolley and Mrs.ii.¥ gidn't want new elections|ing weeks guild members plan --tL----~ Reg. Molyneaux. Intermediates and that the Labor governmentjon repairing scenery aid 1) ------nf Mrs. Richard Devnich acting aside feated the government in|working on designs WE MANUFACTURE PRECAST CONCRETE Robert F. Wagner's engage- ment to Barbara Cavanagh was announced Friday by her mother. The wedding is sched- uled for July 26 at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Wagner's first wife, Susan, died of cancer March 2, 1964. -- SURE HE'S 103, WHO WANTS IT? MOUNT FOREST, Ont. (CP)--John J, McLelland of Mount Forest summed up his 103rd birthday today by remarking: "When you reach your 100th birthday it's quite an honor . . . but a 103rd birthday, who wants to listen to that?" NAME AIDES ROME (Reuters) -- The Ro- man Catholic Jesuit order has appointed 11 territorial assist- ants to help its newly-elected general, Rev, Pedro Arrupe of Spain, govern the 36-000-mem- ber order. Four primary assist- ants named two weeks ago in- _ Rev. John Swain of Can- ada. ys In the above photo three of the celebrants are shown as they took a moment off from activities to pose for the photographer. The youngsters are, left to right: * Karen Preston, Graydon Colville and Linda Garratt. Ww Ltd ESCAPE Club Escape, a teen dance party held at the Whitby Arena this week, drew a strong attendance from the younger set. Approximate- ly 1,467 teen-agers were on hand for the fun and frolic. TALKS PLANNED OTTAWA (CP)--External Af- fairs Minister Martin will have a round of bilateral talks in Paris and London next week be- fore and after a NATO council meeting, yr said bag PS The NATO meeting Tuesday is ' expected to deal primarily with B g S W i SHOT TWIN |the. Viet Nam situation, | 1 e er oan aliht Timothy Nichoae was| HEADS FIRE GROUP | ? Wealthy Timothy Nicholson was! 4 7 | sentenced Friday one to 10 ST. ANDREWS, N.B. co CK d B Board years in prison for the shoot-|Martin S. Hurst of Toronto, fire) ing of his twin brother Todd.|marshal for Ontario, was The 22-year-old heir to Cudahylelected president of the Asso-|) OTTAWA (Special) -- The and one-quarter per cent per Packing and Pullman Sleeping|ciation of Canadian Fire Mar-'town of Whitby has been grant-|annum. If the project is com- Car fortunes sat with his head|shals and Fire Commissioners), . joan by the Municipal|Pleted by March, 1966, Whitby down as sentence was pro-at its closing session Friday.) ' Pallwill benefit from a foregiveness nounced. |Other officers include secre-|Development and Loan Board,|of 95 per cent of the loan : : tary-treasurer D. E. Merrett,/it was announced here yester-/amount. MAYOR ENGAGED director of the Ontario Fire Col-|qay, ---- es NEW YORK (AP) -- Mayor lege at Gravenhurst. _ | The loan; estimated at $130, 000, is for improvement and ex- tension of the sanitary sewer ll Teachers To Replace pees" be repayable over 20 lyears and bear interest at five . PD) fits 5 Leaving Anderson High | ws srr rms | LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)--Lt.- WHITBY Staff) -- Increase) matics; James R. Musselman,|Cmdr. Fred Blackmar of the in student population plus ex-|upper school biology and de-|U.S. Navy became the- left- tended technical instruction at|Partment head, physical educa-|handed amateur golf champion : tion; Mrs. Irene Schramm,|of the United States Saturday, Anderson High School has re-/fnglish, guidance and book-|winning a four-way playoff for sulted in additional teachers|keeping; and Donald A. Tilk,|the title by three strokes. LORD THOMSON THINKING PEOPLE SAY-OUR SHEET | METAL WORK IS THE BesT, SE ONE OF THEM NOT THE REST, | FOR QUICK ACTION TRY THIS EASY-TO-USE TIMES WANT, AD ORDER BLANK Write Your Ad Here (One word per line) 6 DAYS .. $4.32 3 DAYS .. $2.88 1 DAY ... $1.08 being hired to bolster the pres-|drafting and mathematics. ent staff. Eleven teachers will) Henry Street high school has join the faculty replacing fivejnine teachers resigning from| Family Monuments who are resigning this year. /the staff this term. These are: Resigning {rom Anderson /Mrs. M. Anderson, Mrs, Jane Street school are: Miss Anne|Cushing, Harold Hamm; R. D. Ashley, Mrs. J. Hodjera, Mrs.|Henderson, Alan King, David 6 Created To Individual Requirements ford, physical education andjley Ireland, science; R. K. M. McMurray, Mr. Howard|Lenchyshyn, J. M. Pettit, John Paul and C. a Sherman. . |Sylvestervich and Solomon New teachers joining the|Waisberg. school staff are: E. H. Arm-| _New 'teachers joining the STAFFORD BROS. | strong, physical education andjHenry Street school staff are:| LTD | English; Florian J. Bergeron,|Mrs. Dorothy Gillespie, mathe-| a science; Miss Carol Blackburn,|matics; Mrs. Hester Warne,| MONUMENTS } physical education, history and English and library; John Hew- 318 DUNDAS EAST | geography; Miss Patricia Brad-|itt, lower school science; Stan- 668 3552 | ce ale English; Mrs. J. M. Chalmers,|Newell, typewriting and geog-| typewriting, office and business|raphy; Arnold Tate, mathe-\s practice; Keith Hooper, wood-|matics; Robert van der Meulen, working and allied subjects;|mathematics co-ordinator and, Mr. Yvan Laniel, French; Mrs.|Lawrence White, physical edu- TOWN OF WHITBY Margaret Manktelow, mathe-ication. | FOR SALE BY TENDER Guild Swings Into Big Time; The Town of Whitby offers for sole -- Lots 52, 53, 54 and 55, Plan 702 situated on the west tide of Bowman Avenue. These lots cre fully serviced with sewer and water. But Keeping Mum About Play WHITBY (Staff) -- Taking altered,' it was announced the The purchaser will be requested to pay $4.00 per foot for swing at the 'big time' thelpresentation will be directed|| existing services, when a building permit is applied for. 405 Whitby Theatre Guild is cur-/by Daphne O'Shaugnessy, aif further perticul ilable ot the M 1 Buildi rently planning on entering the/guild member with ample tal- Dundes Street West, Whitby, Ontario. Annual Drama_ Festival at/ent in direction, production and, i . T, Orono, Ont., to be held this in the many arts of the theatre Staoees gepovne' re fall. footlights. Town of Whitby Although no definite word on) Another announcement of in- which one-act play will be en-jterest, released this week by ------------T a the guild, affects next season's|---- productions within the town.) ST. MARK'S EMMANUEL H me Demands witch gp ge giinge bed est. 0. ted $200. banks of REFORMED UNITED CHURCH Rev. J. M. Smith, B.A., B.D, Miss tla Newton, Deaconess the audience viewing of the |various presentations. The new 403 Rossland Road West ® spotlights designed to improve Labor Resign ENGLISH SERVICE EVERYONE HEARTILY WELCOMED |! WHITBY would carry on at least through|justing and improving the light-| ST. ANDREW'S BAPTIST (Colborne Street West at Centre) this year sith its slender par-jing facilities throughout. liamentary majority. | Plans for participation in the The Conservative party|forthcoming Santa Claus Pa- PRESBYTERIAN leader said in a speech he pe pv also on the canna Ministers nating McLeod Corner Byron ot St. John i iti sjagenda with each member Paar happy that his opposition forces | ag peepee a W. & Summers, AT.CM, Rev. W.J. § McClure, BAL 1 Minister three House of Commons tests| procuring of materials for the|} 11 a.m. ond 7 p.m.--The Rev. CASH REQUIRED this week on its new finance|float to be entered by the guild.|} Percy Buck, B.A., B.T.H. Mrs, P, N. Spratt, Organist tax bill and added: I" Mr. Buck is one of our veteran WITH ORDER "If this series of events have/tion whose policies have been Sulsnercris cro te Salen ee any message it is this: Thejrejected by left, right and|f Mission Board. You ought to hear 11:00 A.M. e country is now in the hands of|centre. . . . For the good of the}! a4). cncat at 9:48 am. MORNING WORSHIP a weak government that canjcountry the prime minister|] poiy Vacation Bible School will be } : om. - Nursery Care During Divine Worshin f] Run. ....00s Days. eee not govern, of a cabinet that is}should now call a general elec-|f held July 5-9 from 9:30 disunited and of an administra- tion." ip 11:30 am FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 419 BROCK STREET N. REV, DELOSS M. SCOTT, MINISTER SUNDAY SERVICES SEPTIC | | | | | Starting <vebhe sek thkee lGrdlouadile $343 caneusy NOTE: Prices shown are cash with order. Box Number 50¢ extra, All ads must be run on consecutive days. AME: 9:15 AM.--"FAITH TIDINGS" BROADCAST CKLB "IN 1350 on Your Dial | 9:45 A.M.---WELCOME TO OUR FAMILY BIBLE SCHOOL x 11:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP and PRAISE Pastor's Sermon:-- } TANKS DDRESS: DRIVING SCHOOL SECOND AND CONCLUDING WEEK New dual controfied cers. Personal courteous service, Fuly licensed ond insured. Diol 668-4176 J. A, OSTERHOUT, Owner Renn (RULA ANDRESS Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee Also Starring -- EOL AL SLICE I LCE AA SA OORT AAI ce y CONCRETE PRODUCTS LTD, | 655-3311 DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Each Morning 9:00 = 11:30 Singing, Bible Stories, Flanelgraph, Handcraft, Games, ete. ALL BOYS and GIRLS 3 YRS, THRU 15 YRS. day night. The event was Evening Show Starts at 7:00 & 8:45 | held at the home of Mr. BROCK , Hy nc : ee Mrs. 'ion Pui a WHITBY Saturday Matinee at 1:30 Approved for all municipal and township by-laws, Quality is unconditionally lacee Macnee. CS tee eR % ial cata 1009 Henry st., Whitby. Mr, guaranteed, Deliveries are made on time, - AND RECEPTION OF MEMBERS ge all 7:00 P.M. SUMMER SUNDAY EVENING pubes } | HOUR ee ae | | CAPACITIES AVAILABLE PASTOR'S SERMON ° emigrate to Canada. He | @ 460 GALLONS @ 525 GALLONS "CONSIDERING HIM" (Hebrews 3:1) ge aren i: | © ON rie cae WEDNESDAY, EVE., 8:00 P.M. MAIL TO: aaaenaenieeaneimmanmeeE ", ' | Prayer, Praise and Pastor's Bible Class WHITBY | Ht St a | ALL IN SINGLE OR DOUBLE CHAMBER Pee John's First Epistle OSHAWA TIMES CLASS. DEPT. OSHAWA cote a seat i sae