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PACE FOUR ~ . ... . a THE DAILY TiMES-GAZETTE * MONDAY, MAY, 26, 1947 LATEST NEWS OF THE UNTY. TOWN OF 'WHITBY. or Business Office, Miss G. Macpherson; Wii T ila Hditor. Phone 703, Al re HUNDREDS ATTE Bermuda ION OF MAY QUEEN da Student Crowned Queen At 0.L.C. Ceremonies Under a cloudless sky and with all the pomp and ceremony befit- ting the occasion, attractive Aileen Montgomery~Moore, of St. George's, Bermuda, was crowned May Queen of the Ontario Ladies' Saturday morning during the an- nual May Court Festival, the 42nd such ceremony at the College since I inception. The wreath, symbolic of her high station, was placed on the head of the Queen by Mrs. W. A. Riddell, wife of the former Canadian High Commissioner to New Zealand and Canadian repre- pentative on the League of Nations. Ideal Weather The weather, in-doubt almost until the ccremony commenced, was ideal Tor the program which followed cere; es in the chapel, and the near record crowd which attended the ceremony from many music, ' singing and ad nted inside the College hi s. Riddell, the guest speaker; delivered an inspiring [ fhe assembled students an "tremendous rey to any country. 4 Mrs. Riddell told the assemblage that many women had made great | f District Commander |1 FRANK THREADGOLD of Whitby, who was elected to the | post. of District Commander of .the Canadian Legion during the" Pro- vinelal convention which was held in Petefboro on Saturday, May 24. Commbhnder Threadgold, wh Canada. 'Not munity but also na A and in- ---- MAY, QUEEN (Continugd on Page, 8) Many Out-Of-Town Guests Present At May Court | lle An exceptionally large group of out-of-town guests attended the 4Ind Annual May Court Festival at the Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby, N:P. Stephenson. Brampron; Mes enson ap S Roy Sawyer, Oshawa; Miss Chris- tena Denny, Port Perry; Mrs. Edna Levehon, Toront6; Mr. and Mrs. E. 'Creeper, Toronto; Miss J. C. Bonin, Miss 'Ruth Loctiead, Miss Rita Tew, Toronto; Mrs. J. McOabe, 'Oshawa; Mr. Thomas June ~Kennedy, Mrs. 8. ¥. Good- child, Miss A. A. Maxwell, Mr. J. C. Walmsley, Mrs. 'M. Fluet, Miss ©. Fluet, Mrs. T. Brook, Miss Glenna Wylle, Miss Bette Puller, Toronto. Miss E. Cronk, Oshawa; Miss E. Piatti, Brooklin; in; Diss E. Stanton, Seeley's Bay; Miss 8. Parsons, Sar- fila; Prof. and Mrs. Olive, Ajax; Miss Dallis il, Chou Englehart; Mrs, Thouias ; Major ston; y as Mrs. J. H. C. Gowland, Kingston. Mr, and Mrs. Leroy Toll, Rev. and {| Mrs. Qeorge Birtch, Mrs, T. Clin- Miss | skill, Miss B. A. Tolman, Mrs. W. J. McIntyre, 'Toronto; Miss Carol Carnwith, Oshawa; Miss Fay Found, Bowmanville; Mr. O. E. Letherland, | Miss Joan Letherland, Toronto. FES Reld, Miss 3 was active in church affairs as a | For Tourist Camps Wet Grounds s 23 ist it 58 i : A : 23 2 ERE 1 g L : wr 3 gd HEL ES il il 3358 32 : it E 5 2 gt 2 Whitby Tannery Employees Got Wage Increase Local - 218, "International Far Brgokitm, and Leather Workers Union (C10), announced today that it had renewed. 'its loontsact with King rothers = Ltd., Whitby, with an amendment providing for a ten-cent general wage increase. The new contract also provides for two weeks holidays with pay, three paid holidays a year, ten- minute rest periods every seniority Tahis, maintenance of membership and a guarantee that wage rates. will be reviewed in Jan , 1048. Negotiations for the contract were carried out by the following bargaining committee: Nick Stry- natks, president; William Thorn. dyke, vice-president; Roy Wilkin- son; secretary; Herb Bates, trea- surer; Jerry Waltham and Ken Platt with the assistance of Mal. com Murdoch, of Local 218, IF. L. W. Representing the company were Peter Draimin, general man- ager, and Charles King, assistant general manager, * Obituary MRS. ERNEST HARPER A resident of Whitby for nearly 50 years, Mrs. Bimest Harper, former Mary N. McBrien, died: Pho denly at her home on Mary Street, Whitby, Friday, May 23. She wag 75 years of age. Daughter of tela late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McBrien, Harper was born in Uxbridge Town 3 Follow- ing her marriage close to 50 years ago, she came to five in Whitby. She Licence Mandtory Fare $12,000,000 Inflated, That Is Chinese. who wish to brig their families to Canada are faced with a $10,000,000 to $20,000,000 proposi- Hoth it isn't as bad as it approximately $1,000 to bring a Cite aoa wor aon ar is wi 12,000 in nfisteg Chinese oa. , hbouring were in attendance and swelled the Oshawa, , 3Brood Ft As evden ds & Bon, Brooklin; 2, Roy an hid At 36th Annual ook Spring Fair | Exhibitors from many centres in Ontario and neigl coun entry lists with one of the largest contingents of purebred cattle and horses ever to be exhibited in this area. Most neighbouring municipalities were represented at the fair with some exhibitors coming from as far | Best as Coldwater and Kitchener. A very large prize list was dis- tributed during the day, not only to { the exhibitors of cattle and horses but also to winners of the many ball games and other sporting events held in conjunction with the live- stock exhibition. Prizes also Were | awarded to participants in the Cal athumpiah Parade which' started the fair on its way. CLASS. 1.CLYDESDALES Bec. I-Heayy Dra ht Mare or Geld pon ; :3, T, A. Wilson Mare, in 8 foul with Ww. F. : or Gelding, 1 uy 'Sec. deeply or Sanit Jats: 1, Batty & Son, Brooklin; 2, Batty & Son, Brook! Sec. 5--Filly; Gelding or Colt, 1046: i & Son, Brooklin; 2, Heber Sec. 6 Mare and 2 of her 3 yrs. and under: '1, W, Son, Brookln; 3, James Stark, ton. "3 Ether ag, mam suite ry Down, Brook rE aon a Bots ; Jor best o in Class 1: 1, W. F. lin, '860. 7-3 animals, 3.7m. 'and tinder: oN Son, Brooklin; 2, W. atty & Son, Brooke crass 3-LiafT JRAUGHE TA Sn Sten. atl, Cunawn: 3, 5 eR rook ; 34, Lesl a 1044: 1, Al vin Mark Cameron; 32, Wi hes, Manitis;' 3, 3, imot Shen 'Manilla. or diding, , Fred a, Ghrlatie, Bors Perey in 'nitohed: 1 1, Tdi Bonner, «| mos Shise, Man ties | class PATRON Bonner, M any hrs on halter: Ax] 1 Then aks, Fors Sort. 1048: Mil 2, Leslie s Cochrane, Port Perry; 3, Wil + SPECIALS FOR HEAVY HORSES Gran: 5, DALY Special for best oars Bion en one & Bon, 3 Dr, A. 8, siulmal in Olns 1 :, Heber Down, re, Thome, Jal Mend 0 J oat hy for yi al for " A, Wil best pair of Mares or Gel harness in Classés 1 and 2: son & Bo ida. Compsay The T. the best Pri Tit ome A son & Son, Carnington, LIGHT HORSES lass commercial Alvin Mark; Cameron; 3. Russell Burketon; 4, Russell OCOChrane; Class dster Sec. 1=Bigod Mate yl T0al oF Joal at foot: 1, Jefirey Balley, Brooklin; 2, Gar net Cochrane, Port Perry, PRIZE LIST (Continued on Page 5) national annual m of the Im- Toronto, on Saturday evening, May at 8: ¢ service at 8t, Paul's Ohurch, Bloor Street East, on: Mey 25th, Sunday afternoon, af 8 p.m. and any of the sessions held At a recent meeting $25.00 was to the Canadian National Institute tor the Blind. suitably | 4 'months, spent Friday at the home Ribbon 'for Dit"semele in, he - Brooklin, Blaha Special for. Dest. | Whitby LODGE. All members are invited to attend |! P.| the ceremonial opening of the 47th of | perlal Order Daughters of the Euni- | pire, at the Royal York Hotel in 30 o'clock, also the in- |' being next week in the Royal York Hotel. | Phone 746 rox WET. WALLS wo CELLARS | e AQUELLA Turn that damp cellar into' . | bright dry room with Aquella,' the scientific mineral surface Coating used to control water, 'seepage in the Maginot Line, 3w zs JAMES SAWDON & SONS 244 Brock St. SB. Whitby, Ont. . 48 HOUR DRY-CLEANING ~ SERVICE FOR WHITBY Phone 707 " DAILY PICK-UP AND DELIVERY! BUTT'S 22 APPLIANCE 130 BROCK ST. NORTH ALSO DAILY PICK-UP AND DELIVERY! IN. AJAX LANDSCAPING Lawns built and overhauled. All kinds of planting, prun- ing, spraying, eto, Rockeries | built. Bowling greens and tennis courts made and main- tained. Cemetery upkeep. Loam, Gravel, Sand supplied. WHITE & TRUPISH _ WHITBY Phone 644 EXPERT YO © Radios o Refrigerators o Home Appliance "No Monkey Business Is Our § Motto"! We Give Expert Service! WiiTeY HOME APPLIANCE 124 DUNDAS W. PHONE 383 Wh Kenn Do i Foi for Tin fow Mrs. 'Ross Vernon, North, £5 LER tS Miss © Gertrude Tucker, PHN. yho ls taking special corse at to' University, eccompani Fioig R. T, MacLean and daughter, Katherine, was in town on Tues- déy with relatives. f * ee All returned veterans who did not attend the party given by the Wo- men's Auxiliary of the local branch, of 'her sister, Street William Ashton as soon as possible. * DP : On Wednesda; even , May 21, olent Stand at $254 What was believed to be the Hat cash donation to the Whitby British The donation, in the amount of {five dollars, was presented to the Committee with the request that the donor's name be omitted from publication, and broug e total received to date by the ittee to $254.10. Mr, E, H. Graham, chairman of the Finance Committee, stated that he believed the donation would be the final one to the drive and the final figure would be sent in to the Toronto headquarters. In addition to cash contributions, citizens of Whitby have donated huge piles of food and clothing to the Provincial = Government-insti- gated arive all of which will be parcelled and sent to Britain for distribution among the flood rav- aged inhabitants. No official figures have been re- leased covering province-wide con- tributions but it has been reported that the drive was far more success- ful than et first anticipated. Or Just Destroy It "My advice," Best yn & magistrate, "ls to put misch: letters straight into the fire." Burn the scandal at both ends, in fact, Additional Whitby News On Page 5 clouds shortly before 10 o'cl WHITBY PROFESSIONAL "AND BUSINESS CARDS 36th Annual Spring Fair Is Highly Successful - The 36th annual Brooklin hy Fair was held Saturday in the Township Park, Brooklih, and was successful in drawing the largest list of exhibitors in recent years as well as one of the largest "fair day" attendances. Willlam &. Manning, Secretary-Treasurer, of the Brooke lin Spring Fair Association, spons- ors of the event, said Saturday that he had not seen such a turnout fori many years. From early morning, when a huge Calathumpian Parade led' by mem- bers of the Georgetown Girls' Pipe Band started the fair, until late at night at the conclusion of the fair dance held. in the Township Hall, vast throngs of exhibitors, breeders, and spectators travelled back and forth in front of the booths and show rings. - In addition to the exhibits of fine heavy and light horses and pure bred cattle there were displays of farm machinery, children's athletic events, softball games, singing and music. Throughout the afternoon a truly . "country fair" atmosphere evailed with the shouts of candy awkers, refreshment booth pro= prietors, the neighing of horses and the lowing of cattle descending upon the ears of the jovial holiday 'crowd. Although the morning sky threat- ened rain the sun broke thr. ne || 130 from there on in nothing. could dampen the ardour of the i ing crowd. One of the features of the ay, of course, was the Calathumplan which. included gaily colours bats, bicycles," motor vehicles, Cc costumes and other surpris- a ig The parade led by the kilt-draped girl pipers of -the famoils, Georgetown Band from 'the grounds of the Brooklin Continuation school to the Towne ship Park where the fair was held. There the girl pipers entertained the large crowd with a series of marches and folk tunes during the awarding .of prizes to the successes ful contestants in the parade. Many prizes were awarded to those ade judged the' best dressed, the most comically dressed, the best decor "SPRING FAIR (Continued on Page 8 RADIO SERVICE GUARANTEED -- IMMEDIATE BUTT RADIO K A LIANG. Brock St. N. Whitby Dentist Legal DR. DETLOR DENTIST 812 Dundas St. W. Phone 8567 D. J. CUDDY, B.A. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Monty Te Loan Undertaking ..W. C. TOWN : vii ; PHONE 410 WHITBY Murray A. Robinson AMBULANCE SERVICE sFUNERAL DIRECTOR and . FURNITURE DEALER Phone No. 24 Brooklin Medical DR. J. 0. RUDDY Physician and Surgeon Cor. Mary and Brock Sts, Whitby PHONE 887 Dr. Frederick A. Cuddy PHYSICIAN PHONE 712 Corner Byron and Colborne Sts. Taxis BELL TAXI WHITBY PHONE 864-465 Whitby Classi fied DESIRES kitchen to Souris other "person who eos company little assistance, Box 815, Times-Goag- ette. (122b) SEASONED LUMBER AND TIMBER IN wo-storey barn about 27 ft. by 50 ft. ity second floor to responsible person pio contracts to tear down and remove uilding from Pune 2214 Whitby: during office i 10x10 'Timbers, hig ay2 FOR fiviubes of Brox BOWSER"S TAXI DON ABRAMS Day & Night Service PHONE 383 Printing HARRY LADE SIGNS PHONE 25R13 BROOKLIN EIT CHEV, COACH, or, oui good condition. Pes a ul ity Pigs Bricks, Ite Box 170, xo Whitby. FOR SALE -- LIGHT WORK Homa for sale, single or double. F, J. 13 mile north of Ajax Stop Tighe, (Call after 5.30 pm.) treet north, Whitby. 'prone Monuments N. W. STAFFORD Dealer in Imported and Canadian Granites First class work at moderate prices Phone 462 Whitby FANTED Bond 2a old feathers, ok nae prices Ho ly J. Parker, Eighe Brock Bt. Pah no" 466 486, fw em wa, rooklin a Sex. Brinton Lumbe: . Co, Ltd.,, Whit- me 352, Whitb, ¢ (tO Property for Sale Seven room brick dwelling, 148 Pine Street, Whitby, all conveniences, new roof, sun room, garage, good fruit gar- den, good steel furnace, re- cently decorated, insulated. Possession as soon as business is settled. Apply + J. H. WILSON, Realator 30 Martha St, Port Hope "Phone 257 Post Office Box, 817 KINDS OFy Bon Veterinarian and Surgeon DR. A. S. BLACK TELEPHONE 63 BROOKLIN / ONTARIO Dr. P. Ww. Loos Veterinary Surg. ! Phone 150, Pickering, Ont. (Apr.10) " IS : WHITBY '00 Dundas Street West Phone 2218 Ofos of Dr BH Armstrong Wednesdays 7 to an : i Phone 10 W. J. HARE, B.A. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Office: 110 BROCK STREET 'N. Telephone 392, Whitby . R. DONALD RUDDY * Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Publis' Office at the Court House Money to Loan Phone 339 Whitby Duncan B. McIntyre Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Office: Brock Street South / Phone 606 Wiithy W. F. WARD, Barrister, Solicitor, N AL 103 COLBORNE ST. Ww. WHITBY TELEPHONE 689 Insurance EMPIRE LIFE INSURANCE CO. Branch Office: 109 Dundas St.'W, GORDON I. OSBORNE, C.L.™ (Branch Manager) WHITBY REPRESENTATIVES «ROSS MUNRO--PHIL. HH, BURKART. ~TOM y PHONE 582 WHITBY L. W. DUDLEY SICKNESS, FIRE, AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT 300 Walnut St. Telephone 5 Radio Repairs WILSON RADIO snd ELECTRICAL REPAIRS Satisfaction Guaranteed BROOKLIN : North of Tp: Hall Phone 35R-18 Optometrist M. HOLLEN BERG, RO." EYESIGHT SPECIALISL Office Over Allin: Drug Store -. Telephone 671 as 102 Dundas Ww. Whitby Hauling Cartage GENERAL HAULAGE Sand Gravel, Cinders, Loam, Manure. 'W. G. UNDERWOOD : GENERAL CARTAG Sand, Gravel, Wood Cutting. JOHN TOMS . WHITBY 309 Burns St. E. Phone 523 :