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AIRY DRIVER RECOVERING AFTER FALL ON BOTTLES John Barlow Suffered Cuts - In Fall on Harmony Road (Mrs. K. R. Fletcher, Corres.) Harmony, July' 15 --Congratula- tions to the following pupils of Grade 8, Harmony Public School, who were successful in passing their entrance exams~--John Sawdon, Gertrude Mayr, Bernice Scott; Evelyn Laverty, Gordon Charlton, Steve Sprostak. The other ten pupils passed on their year's work and we feel that it is a tribute to their teachers' ef- forts when a 100% result like this is Roser is in full swing and it looks like an exceptional crop. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ferguson, Streetsville, visited here on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Nichols. E, We are glad to be able to report that Mrs. Albert Rae, who had the misfortune to fall down stairs re- cently, is getting around now, al- though she sustained severe bruises at the base of her spine, and was confined to her bed last week. Driver Recovering Glad to see John Barton getting along nicely after being involved in » nasty accident on Harmony Road south last Wednesday, He was about to step into the milk wagon which he drives for the Oshawa Dairy when he missed the step and fell on top of a lot of bottles which broke and caused severe cuts to his arms and wrist, besides giving him- self quite a Wiench. ersonals While we were enjoying some holidays in Kingston last week we visited with Mr. and Mrs. Preston Timmins and family and enjoyed a picnic supper on Treasure Island with them. Mr. Timmins was prin- cipal of Harmony School for some time and eft to make his home in Kingston out twelve years ago. He and Mrs. Timmins wish to be remembered to their many friends in this community. Kenneth Hoskin is holidaying with relatives at Sonya. Mrs, Stewart Mackie and Mar- lene visited with relatives in Brook- lin last week. Mrs. Jos. Greentree returned home on Saturday after a week's holiday with her daughter, Mrs_F. Fleury, Leaside, at their summer cottage on Rice Lake. Dr. and Mrs. J, P. Campbell, To- ronto, visited with the latter's brother, Ken Fletcher, on Monday, en route to Caesarea, where they will holiday for the next four weeks, Mrs, Herb. Davenport, of Crane ford, New Jersey, US.A. is vaca- tioning here for three weeks with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Johnson, and her grandmother, Mrs, Ingham. We understand that whi'e Herb is feeling much better and is pack oy work again, he will not be able to come over for a ho tig time, liday at ngratulations to Miss Mas Neal, daughter of Mr. .and iy Angus Nell, Fairview Ave. in ob- taining second class honors in Fine pp' Art, University of Toronto, BUILDING BYLAW (Continued from Page 1) tted such a bylaw , existed. Adams replied, yes, he did. Inspector Elliott was called to the stand. "May third, Adams ap- plied for a permit to build a stuc- ©00 house and a frame garage. Per mission was granted. Inspe the premises later I found he | use Gas ... CHEAPER . . . FASTER MORE EFFICIENT Ontario Shore Gas 18 KING ST. © Lt sons 3300 Oshawa's Leading Sportswear Shoppe 33 Simcoe N. Phone 3518 STAN- cting butlt -tmy house 15 finished I intend to move the building to one corner of the lot, put a concrete floor under it and use it for a garage and workshop." Chimney To Stay "What are you planning to do with the chimney?" His Worship asked, "Leave it on the garage. I'll need if for my workshop." 5 "Building Inspector Elliott has just said this is against the law," His Worship pointed out. Adams said nothing. , 5 "Have you received any come- plaints since moving, into this frame tutiding on June 1?" His Worship as! "No one has asked me to move out. Elliott and Alderman Finley M. Dafoe, through the papers, have raised objections, The Medical Officer of Health inspected the place and said he could find noth- ing to complain about." Cross examined by Building In. spector Elliott, Adams admitted he had appeared before the city coun- cil and asked for permission to move into the garage. "Permission was refused," he said, "Didn't you make the statement that you were going to move in re- gardless of what the city council eald?" Building Inspector Elliott asked, "Yes, I did." "Do you know the acting mayor visited this place with me at the time?" "Yes, I did" "You know there is a similar building on the lot next doqr to you and that the people there are awaiting the outcome of this case before deciding whether to move into it?" "Yes, sir." In summing up His Worship said: "Unfortunately in this case there has been a deflance on the part of Adams. Apparently he asked for permission to move into this building and was refused, No as- surance is given that this building he is now building is going to be ready for living in for some time. "I can understand the city's an- fety in this case. The situation arose some years ago with people building garages and occupying them while they built houses. Un- fortunately many of them never did finish their houses and as a result many of them are still living in the garages. "They are an eye-sore and an in- convenience to the neighbors who built according to the bylaw. Clacton-On-Sea, Eng, -- (CP) -- Postmaf E. Clark has received £20 (880) from the Admiralty for an "antl U-boat suggestion." 'BURNS CREDIT JEWELLERS Terms in Accordance With War- Time Prices & Trade Regulations. 32 King St. W. Oshawa Phone 389 FLOOR SANDING 3 Dustless Machines At Your Disposal M. LEGGETTE Phone to 3744W1 GRAVEL SAND, STONE Phone 3744J2 F. F. Welch North Oshawa Brantford Roofi and Builders' Supplies McLAUGHLIN COAL & SUPPLIES, LIMITED Phone 1246 RENT ---- An Electric Portable SEWING MACHINE * Home" $5 soma SINGER SEWING Correspondent) July 17~On Friday evening of 1 week the Induction Service was held for the Rev. A. C, Luffman in the Greenwood United Church, F, M. Chapman, chairman of the Oshawa Presbytery, was in charge of the service, Rev. P, L. Jull of Brooklin delivered an in- ; | spiring sermon and Rev. Mr, Gard- iner of Columbus addressed the minister and people with timely ad- vice. Miss Marion Wannop sang beautifully, "Just For Today", After the service a reception was held for Mr. and Mrs, Luffman, Mrs. Anderson and Miss Anderson, fol- lowing which all went downstairs for a social hour together. The Sunday School Room had been tastefully decorated by the C.G.LT. and the refreshments were provided by the ladies from Mt, Zion, Kin- sale and Greenwood. Mrs. Frank Disney and Mrs. R. E, Mowbray and girls from Mt. Zion and Kin sale served. Charles Hunkin of Toronto visited with relatives for a few days. Lorne Stute of Raglan visited with Greenwood friends on Sunday, M. N. and Mrs, Pegg and sons Alfred and Joe spent the week-end with friends at Magnetewan. Several attended the raising of Squire Bros. barn at Audley on Wednesday last. Wm. and Mrs. Brown, Charles and Mrs, and son Ken- Lloyd Pegg and Edgie Pegg spent the week-end near Graven- hurst. Congratulations to Miss Marion Wannop on getting first class hon- ours on grade four vocal at the recent conservatory examinations. 0. H. MILLARD (Continued from Page 1.) eer started as organizer of the union at GM in Oshawa. In April, 1937, he led their strike with UAWA-CIO support against abortive attempts of the Hepburn Government to squelch pany in 18 days, Following the strike, Millard took on the job of UAW organizer for CIO in Canada, a post that took so much of his time that he quit his ONTARIO HARDWOOD 5 FLOOR SANDERS © FLOORS LAID © SANDED © FINISHED! ® OLD FLOORS ; REFINISHED All Machines are Vacuum Equipped! PHONES 3434) - 4277) 51 Harmony Rd. S. ARMSTRONG FUELS 50 Church St. Phone 272TW COAL © COKE © WOOD SAND © GRAVEL © LOAM and SOD All fuel must be paid for on or before delivery! EC , -- -- ' hes poured tea and the Mission Circle it, won an agreement with the com-. sutomoblie job, resigned as presi- dent of the union, and moved to Toronto. In 1940 he became secre- tary of the Canadian CIO. When it amalgamated with the All-Cana- dian Congress the same year and the Canadian Congress of Labor was formed, Millard was elected an executive member of the board. Also in 1940, Philip Murray, CIO president and international chair- man, named Millard executive di- rector of the Steelworkers' Organ- izing Committee for Canada. Mil- ard has been directing. operations of the union in Canada since then. He has directed the steelworkers' campaign {rom its initial stages. in mid-Sept} , when he first serv- ed notice on' Hon. C. D. Howe, re- construction minister, demanding a steel conference to discuss condi- tions in the industry. Brushes With the Law Twice during the war, Millard came within the toils of the law. At Timmins in Dec., 1939, he was arrested on a charge of making a speech prejudicial to recruiting, training, discipline and administra- tion of H, M. forces. Before the case came to trial, Millard said he had been misquoted and when he ap-|° peared in court at Timmins, no evi- dence was offered against him and the charge we: dismissed. He won the second case against him as yell. This time he was charged with violating a New Tor- onto by-law which prohibited dis- tribution of pamphlets in the muni- magistrate'z co~t and fined $1 and cipality. Convicted in the local costs, he took the case to the ap- peal court and the conviction was quashed. As a politician, he was involved "SEALTITE . INSULATION With ROCKWOOL We use only the Best of Materials and Guarantee. our Work, Before investing get a price direct from owner. 'F. A. 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The meeting was held jelsewhe ; a week later, and Mil- lard profited handsomely by the pubis resulting from Dr, Cody's FACTORIES MAY GLOSE A THE TIMES-GAZETTE Thursday, July 18, 1046 18 Capetown--(CP)--South = Africa's dehydration industry, which sup- plied dehydrated vegetables and soup mixtures to the navy during the war, may have to close down. The several factories in South Af- rica were mainly supported by large orders from the British Admiralty. These orders now have ended. FINE WATCH REPAIRING Our Specialty - FELT BROS. Established 1886 12 SIMCOE. ST. SOUTH PRESCRIPTIONS Quickly and Accurately Filled MITCHELL'S DRUG STORE N. Phone 48 - "& Ane CI hTERT DVS Rw (VT x A Synduon, Ine, Woild rights mmerved. 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