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Good Entry At Durham Black and Flight Line A Procodant wis established gui= past week when Pred Cum» a local member of the « The Recreation Hall will be open on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons and evens s for members and their friends, members are asked to use the facilities ag much and as often as they wish, schedule commence early in October further information will be avi able shortly, Fire Destroys 1941 Model Auto A fire of undertermined destroyed a 1041 model sedan and caused considerable damage to the arage owned by Mrs, E, Oorrigan, 16 Verdun Road, on Tuesday shortly before 1 pm, Heat from the burning garage blistered the service station at 110 Verdun Road operated by G. Morey and caused damage estimated at $60. Mrs, Corrigan's auto, was not covered by , is consid ered almost a complete loss. Fire. men under the direction of Oa) Milton Oster extinguished the in 40 minutes, OLD COUPONS Coupons still valid in the old ra- tion books are: 31 10 38 lor say es; R18 to 21 for but and Ql to 4 for meat, accor to fhe Rationing administration Mrs. McTavish Is clever and thrifty Her halo Is something she's worked to desesvel She's discovered FRESH MILK is delicious, nutritious AND THE MOST ECONOMICAL FOOD SHE CAN SERVE! Many housewives are discovering foday that they can 'save money and improve their fame ily's health by serving fresh milk daily as @ beverage, and by using it liberally in cooking. There is no better, more economical food for adults and children than fresh milk! THE OSHAWA MILK FOUNDATION t 's Reserve All-Can- tnd | Grand: Aged Bu Dull hs Beri was Strath- Commando, who stood was made Reserve a Onampion, after heading its own Other 'prominent prize winners were: J. H, Jose & Bons, New- , with one' first and four sec- M. J, Tamblyn, Orono, one two. sedonds and five: thirds 114 atoond Open Go Orono, : H gfe i = ® i Hi Eg" if -e , one Brooks, - first, he Tatler win notable that both first and rise Junior Gets, as well as Get were sired by Id , son of tvic Bonheur iz =F 35 Hex 'noted Bu $e of the first ! in each class is Muir & Sons; Alex Bull John OAT ckahank; J. W, Bowman, Senior: Yearling Bull -- Fred R. Jo oH, & Sons, lor Year! Bull -- H, J, Muir 1 Tiki i ef i JW, eos = John a etlind & 1 vq ue kg toe enn teh uy & , Hendry; Carlos Tam- ;' two-year-old--John. Oruick. iJ, 'H, Jose & Sons; M, J, ik; 9. Hd & Son y J H 8; Sons, § i i] hie ylor brought her up alone toro Roa "un eh amt ve tonight, expects to BUTTER COUPONS 'There is some confusion among consumers "over which co! are in their old and upon are according to Rationing: auth- I ted out that R31 to be used gEyeres fedgeigic 7 elephant's tusks ki growing as long as the iby showers | neg, Gibson, first and second vices in | this week at Adelaide House, The to | Oshawa resident, dry ted | evenings of this week, at the Osh- AT BURNS STORE i [of Karnival attractions, and should local Kiwanis Club members re- | |dertaking expressed gratification at * | ting up-of mammoth signs, elabore , | work that will take up a tremen- from | ous amount of time, time freely CLUB DELEGATES 0-H CONVENTION DELIVER REPORTS Kiwanis Karnival Chairman Reports All Preparations Complete For Event Kiwanis Dave Jamieson and dents of the Oshawa Club, held Yhe sboriigh at the clubs regular y luncheon meeting, held two members, recently re~ turned from the On - Maritime annus] convention, held Both members at Bt. Andrew's, the forums and gave a summary of aon attended was also related, ernor Walter Stewart is scheduled to pay his first visit of his office, to the Oshawa Kiwanis Club, since be- Soming Governor-elect for 1047, Kiwanian Walter at present holds the office of Lieut,-Crovernor for this Division, Among the guests at Tuesday's Juncheon were three Kiwanians: Chas, E, rts, of Cornwall, & past leut.-governor of that dist. rict; Frank Tierney of Chatham, of Oshawa, and Allan formerly , of Windsor, also a former Shepherd Ready For Karnival Kiwanians Don Storie and Reg, Gibson, General Chairman and Booths Chairman tively of the 1046 annual Kiwanis 'Karnival, to be held on Friday and Saturday awa Arena, both addressed the meeting briefly, Each outlined 'the com= pleted for the big annual carniva and ahnounced that with everything in readiness. all signs point to a very successful event. KIWANIS PRIZES NOW ON DISPLAY Something New -- Some- thing Different Slogan For Karnival This Week Special Kiwanis Karnival prizes now on view in Burns' Shoe store are attracting the interest of eve Passtrty, these days, ii wonder--comprising as such useful and valuable items as half dozen pairs of nylon hose, a pres sure cooker, Midol Watch, Electro= lux, radio and others equally ate tractive, Drawing attention to these splen= did Karnival prizes is a big display card bearing the caption, "Some thing New--Something Different", And just about sums up the rea- sons why these prises are being featured in connection with the for Kiwanis Karnival, to be held at the Oshawa Arena on the nights of Friday, September 37, and Saturday, September 28, These prizes are new and differ- ent in that they will be given away every hour, on the hour, at the Karnival, starting with a draw at 8 pm, and £ by other draws every hour thereafter until mide night, when there will be two draws for big extra special prizes. Everyone who patronizes any Karnival booth, at 10 cents or over, will receive a ticket, entitling him to & chance in these hourly draws, Thus every booth patron will re- celve double value for his small in- vestment; he receives a chance to win some of the valuable merchan« dise on display in the booth he is pa ,» also a chance to win one of the special hourly attend. ance prizes, now shown in the downtown window, This is some- thing new and different in the way make each gala evening one of sustained anticipation and keen ine terest to all patrons, Already it is the talk of the town and promises to provide fast and furious fun on pid and Saturday nights at the Best Ever Ab their regular weekly meeting, ported progress on how plans for the big Karnival are Waly Don Storie, chalrman of this un- the way his fellow Kiwanians are taking hold and carrying the nume erous details through to completion, Reg. Gibson, Don's right hand man in the task reported that everyone was showing keener interests and enthusiasm over the event than ever in the past, and that the booths and merchandise for prizes would be all ahead of time, This work, together with the set WILLIAM preparations for the eight-day show Preparing For Winter Fair OSHAWA WOMEN NOT BADLY HURT Six Treated for Cuts and Bruises After Brooklin Accident The six Oshawa women who were injured Mondsy morning when the auto in which they were passenys ers collided with a gravel ~ they were about to enter Heber Down's farm, on No, 7 Highway, west of Brooklin, suffered no serious effects, it was learned from Dr, M, P. Townsend, Brooklin, who treated the patients, six women, who were employ~ ed as tomato pickers, and the drive re of the car, Ken Hope, of RR. 3, Port Hope, were treated for various - | minor cuts and back and chest in A. DRYDEN Well known Brooklin Shorthorn breeder who is devoting much of his time these days, as General Manager of the Royal Winter Fair, to which will be held in Toronto from November 12 to 20, The show, the firct held since the bulldiny was taken over by the Royal Canadian Air Force, promises to be bigger and better than ever, Plans For Port Union Plant Are Expanded Canadian Johns - Manville Co. Will Manufacture Transite Asbestos Cem- Reached Plans for the new Johns-Manville factory under construction at Port Union, Ontario, 16 miles east of To. ronto, have been expanded to in- clude the manufacture of Transite Asbestos Cement Pipe, it was an- nounced today by Earle C, Brockett, Vice-President of Canadian Johns» Manville, and newly appointed Gen» eral Manager of Canadian Products Division of Johns-Manville Corpor= ation, Construction Under Way The construction of two large bulldings to house the Transite # Pipe and Rock Wool Insulation op- erations is now under way, Smaller structures are to be erected for a steam generating plant for adminis- strative quarters and other pure , Orders for machinery needed produce Transite Pipe have been placed in order that production of ae pipe may start as soon as pos- sible, Completion of the factory will mark the first time that Johns Manville has manufactured Trane site Pipe in Canada, although it has been produced in several of the Company's plants in the United States for many years, Transite Pipe is made from aebestos fibre and cement and is used in the water dis- tribution and sewage systems and for many other purposes in commus= nities and industries, Johns-Man- ville has produced Rock Wool Insu- lation prior to this time in its As- bestos, Quebec Factory, It is felt that due to the rapid and continued growth of Canadian industry and expansion of Canadian communities there will be a great need and de- mand for both Rock Wool Insula= tion and Transite Pipe, To Employ 250 Persons The new Port Union plant will contain approximately 170,000 square feet of manufacturing space for both Rock Wool and Transite Pipe manufacture and for admini- strative offices. A concrete slab of 75,000 square feet will be built for outdoor storage of Transite Pipe, Johns-Manville expects to employ about 360 potions when the facili- ties at Port Union are in full pro- duction, The Foundation Company of Toronto, Ontario are the bulld- ers, while Parrott, Tambling and Witmer of Toronto have been cho= sen as architects by Johns-Manville, The building will be of steel cone struction with Corrugated Transite, a structural industrial building ma« iy manufactured by Johns-Man« ville, The new Port Unlfon plant ia an- other project in the $5,000,000 'to $8,« 000,000 Canada-wide expansion pro- gram recently announced by Lewis H, Brown, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Johns-Manville of which part will be spent in enlarging mining and manufacturing operations at the Company's mine and plang in Ase bestos, Quebec, CAN TAKE $150 TO US, Customs Inspectors at border ate decorations, colorful displays and countless other chores involves | devoted throughout this week by busy Kiwanians who absent them- selves from their own affairs and business interests to forward the | 800d cause, . i Youth Welfare | And make no mistake about it, the Kiwanis Karnival is one of the re! good causes undertaken in this city, having as its prime ob- Jective the raising of funds neoéy- Sary to carry on the many projects | sponsored by the local service club ! to further the interests and wel | fare of the boys and girls and youth ' of the entire community, \ To operate the great Kiwanis §ummer camp : where several hun- KIWANIS PRIZES «= (Continued on Page 18) | ; ts have been instructed to ale ow Canadians to carry $180 in {cash or traveller's checks when crossing the border {nto the United States, foreign exchange control board officials sald today, Of the $150 total, not more than $100 may be in United States funds, Previous. ly Canadians were permitted to take only $30 in Canadian or US. funds with them on each visit across the border, Dr CHASES & radol ent Pipe--Expect to Em. || ploy About 350 Persons || When Full Production & 4 New General Manager EARLE C. BROCKETT Vice President of Canadian Johns Manville and newly appointed Gen- eral Manage of the Canadian Pro ducts Division of Johns-Manville Corporation, who has announced an expansion of plans for the firm's plant at Port Union, Sues Counties Over Car Mishap Cobourg, Sept, 24--Result of an accident which occurred last Nove ember, Verna Poulter and Amelia MoCoy of Darlington Township are suing the counties of Northumber= land and Durham in county court on Friday of this week, Judge J. MoCibbon of Lindsay will preside, Verna Poulter was driver and the other plaintiff, Amella McCoy, was a passenger in a car which ran off the road in Manvers Township at the bridge over Boyer's Creek Plain. tiffs allege that before the accident, the road at that point had been worked upon and that a rilge of loose earth had been left in the middle of the road and over onto the bridge. The car went out of control, plaintiffs allege due to the ridge of earth and as there were no protects ive railings, the automobile went over the bridge resulting in injuries to driver and passenger, Defendants claim that the road wags in good repair and that it was the negligence of the driver which caused the accident, Juste, but pone were hospital cases, The six kosky, 40, of 663 Howard back injuries; Nellle Kichane, 43, of 430 Drew Btreet, head lacerations and back injuries; Dora Hercia, 49, of 633 Oshawa Street, chest injur~ jes; Mary Hercla, 30, of 230 B Street Bast, back injuries and bruls- es; Ann Dadyk, of 202 Mitchell Avenue, head Injuries; Pauline Golndyoskl, of 173 Mitchell Avenue, head lacerations and back injuries, According to Provincial Conse table Gilbert Robertson, the auto was almost off the highway when the truck, driven by Donald H. Adams, of 108 Concession Rd, King. ston, skidded on the wet pamemen caught the rear end of the auto a caried it for a distance of 20 feet before rolling it into the ditch, The driver of the heavy gravel truck es- caped injury, No More Reduced Fares For Services National Defence Headquarters has announced that reduced rail. way fare privileges presently enjoy- ed by members of the Armed Forces will cease 30 September, The concessions granted early in the war, have meant a considerab~ le saving to a great number of ser vice men and women and for a long time now service personnel have been entitled to travel from thelr station or camp to their boni fide home on leave or furlough for a no« minal cost not in excess of $16, These reduced fares have been the result of an agreement between the Canadian Passenger Association and e Department of National De- ence whereby the individual mak- ing the journey pays only 1/8 of a one-way ticket but no more than $15, and the Department pays 1/3 of a one-way ticket and anything in excess of $15, SILO FILLING GENERAL B, A, Summers, Agricultural Re- presentative for Durham County, reports that-silo filling is quite gen- eral with the crop somewhat better than the average of the past five years, Tobacco harvesting is nearly completed in some fields while in others a considerable portion of the crop is still standing. Frost during the early part of the month, fortun- ately did not seriously damage many fields except in low spots, THE TIMES-GAZETTE Thursday, September 26, 1046 13 Honeymooners In Highway Accident AS Sommers, wp, o was in tions to the face and head and her husband had back injuries from the accident which occurred when a car ahead, driven by Frank i, Harring ton, of Woodstock, slowed down and the American auto skidded on the wet pavamant sid sun Bajo it, Har. Brovinelal Oonamia' G son investigated the sccident, BLUE BRAND BEEF BONELESS POT ROAST w=. 25. LEAN SHORT RIB ROAST 1.30. PRIME RIB ROAST Outer Roll 1b, 44- " STANDING PRIME RIB First Five Ribs 1b, 35. LEAN RIB BOILING BEEF - 15. PORK LIVE BR -20 LEGS OF LAMB BOILING 45 | GRADE "R" b.3 SHOULDER 1. 38 FOWL BONELESS Rump Roast Beef 1b. 44 MEATY Blade Roast Beef Ib. 27¢ NEW CANADIAN YELLOW CHEESE Ib. 37. 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