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OPINIONS DA LY TIMES-CAZETTE EDITORIAL PAGE "EATURES THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETT OSHAWA ; WHITBY | bi G. Rapley THE OSHAWA TIMES Established 1871) THE WHITBX "GAZETTE AND CHRONICLE (Established 1863) MEMBER OF THE CANADIAN PEESS The Times-Gazette 1s a member of the Canadian Dally News- papers Association, the Ontario Provincial Dailies Association, and the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The Canadian Press 1s exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news despatches credited to it or to The Associated Press or Reuters in this paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of republicatior. of special despatches herein are also reserved, Net Paid Circulation nari 8, 207 SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1945 The annual general meeting of the Oshawa and District Centre, Canadian College of Organists was held on Saturday last--under the chairmanship of Mr. W. G. Rapley --at Adelaide House, where a num=- ber of the members had gathered earlier to have dinner together. After opening formalities the annual report given by the secre- tary, Miss E. R, Weller, referred to the ten general meetings held, in- cluding special activities--at six of which there was a business session and three executive meetings. The special activities have included the inaugural recital by Dr: Charles Peaker; a carol service, a lecture- recital on the Choral Prelude by C. A. Walker; a dinner meeting of the clergy and organists addressed by Eric Rollinson; an evening of anthem singing conducted by W. G. Rapley and R. G. Geen; a talk on the music of the Old Testament by Miss E. R. Weller and program by her pupils, and a recital of church music by Dr. Hedley Willan and his You Should Vote With the coming of midnight today the voices of the |will be noted that the Oshawa Cen- ti » i " Rae ,i i p |tre in its first season has brought election candidates across the province will be stilled and | HT Be her dins there will be a day of rest before the voters go to the polls | musicians to this area, Dr. Peaker, i es 4 : iTino P is is tien | Dr. Willan and his choir, to which on Monday. Here in Ontario Riding this hiatus is particu Fs en iis Intel larly significant as on Tuesday the qualified residents of and availed themselves fully of the | : " MY didi 74 ryt : 3 os Ia tH | opportunity, and Mr. Eric Rollin- the riding will cast their ballots in a federal by-election to ty ay and otganisis name a successor to the late W. E. N. Sinclair, K.C. | meeting. The campaigns in the riding have created a remarkably | Churches which haye extended A v { hospitality to us are St. George's small amount of interest. Attendance at meetings has been |Church of England on three oc- small, perhaps due to the amount of work to be done at | casions, inciuding the iwo major : events, Simcoe Street, St. Andrew's this season and the fact that there have been no conten- | ang Centre Street United Churches, tious issues. At the same time the candidates have refrained |and ie Whitby Parish Church of from entering into personalities. For this we would com-| our enrollment this year has mend the candidates although, in a measure, this type of |stood at a very creditable number and includes members from Osh- "knockdown" politics is what creates interest and brings awa Whitby, . Bowmanville and out the crowds. Port Hope. The Dr. Willan recital : : . i |was our major effort this year for In each of the elections three candidates representing |e British Organ Restoration the three major parties are in the field. This means a Fund. The president and general A Spd } hes : 1 nl N _|secretary of the college have ex- three-way split in the vote which is likely to make for |p esceq "their satisfaction and ap- confusion of mandate. A small vote split three ways inevi- [preciation of the way this Centre Rave Hyd XE? wasps TET 'hic | has developed." tably means "minority" representation--a situation which [Tne report of the treasurer, Mr. | operates against good government. Unless one party is |K. James, showed a satisfactory fi- ! 2 hii 2 8 : : ! : { nancial standing. Miss M. Dillon, as given a majority mandate, its efforts to legislate boldly and |socia) convener, gave a good report progressively are under serious handicaps. of her department, and was re- | appointed with Mr. J. Smart as co- It is a fair and reasonable appeal, therefore, to all | convener. The officers for the coming sea- electors to get out and vote on Monday and Tuesday in | order that the verdict may be as clean cut as possible. | son were elected as follows: Chair- man, W. G. Rapley; vice-chairman, secretary, Miss E. R. Actually, there is no legitimate excuse for absenteeism from |L. B. Nash; h i b h ti lv ill kindred Weller; treasurer, K. James, and the polling booths--excepting only illness or kindred un-|giecutive committee, the officers foreseen events. A heavy vote is always an essential assist- |and Messrs. R. G. Geen, M. Gould- x toward d "0 t--i three-cornered contest burn, J. Robertson, C. A. Walker ance toward good government--in a corn C St | and Mis. Mangan. it is imperative, unless we are to have minority domination | » is hopes thal 8 ssodly tepies : : : : . . | sentatio! om 1s entre wi of public affairs. It is this vital fact that has led to. Election | attend The annual oan of Act amendments that make it so easy for all eligible voters jth $00 ji be held His Year at : v : | i 1 $ to cast ballots on polling day. No voter need lose his fran- [fro neers a will be the recital be 5 | the program will be the recital by chise because of any difficulty in finding the time to exer- Mr, Paul Calaway, PAGO, O cise it. For the Ontario Election Act provides ample "time |5225t © ashingion Famastray off" for all employees for the purpose of voting for the | Organisis; Lio recital is oe yest | : : ~ » [s) eciprocal arrangement wnere- candidates of their choice. States the Act: by Ey Loe "A voter entitled to vote within a city or town shall, [$85i%e 20 Jiay Ye conveikion ter - cital for the Canadian College of on the day of polling, be entitled to absent himself for the [onions nd Fetiber og the purpose of voting from any service or employment in which [eco will give » vesijal vt the con- 1 7) ie vention of the G.O. is year he is then engaged or employed, from the hour of noon |p. peaker will be our Topresenin. until the hour of two of the clock next thereafter, or from |tive at 8t. Louis, Mo. R. Geen is : {the councily nominee and Miss E. the hour of four o'clock in the afternoon until the hour of |p" oer BS Doles neminee 100 six thereafter, and a voter shall not, because of his so the General Council 9 the Cana- 3 i i for | dian College of Organists. absenting himself, be liable to any penalty or suffer or incur | "pg jiina re arrangements for a |D.C., from the American Guild of | any reduction from the wages or compensation to which {most interesting series of meetings but for his absence he would have been entitled, but this {or Oana 2 Sime Jest sous | section shall not apply where a voter is by his employer meeting will be in the latter part permitted or allowed at any other period during the hours 3. lt Jrom | of polling, reasonable and sufficient time and opportunity | ; i to vote." In a word, you CAN vote with no loss of pay--and you owe it to yourself and to your Province and Dominion tb cast your ballot. There is solid truth in the Kiwanis dic- | tum: "Citizenship Responsibility: The Price of Freedom." | That is no mere preachment. It is the stark reason why | the familiar slogan, "Vote As You Like--But Vote" is full of meaning. You CAN vote--and you SHOULD. COME TO THE FETTER FAMILY HOTELS On §S. Kentucky Ave., near Beach TJLANTIC CITY AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS Delicious Meals Sun Deck & Solarium overlooking Ocean. PLANTATION ROOM ocktail ibid & Grill o A Bible Thought You will never find out what God's will is, until you are ready to ® 50 Years Ago At the Bay of Quinte Conference of the Methodist Church in Lindsay, Rev. L. Phelps was ap- pointed to Metcalf Street Church, Ohaws, to succeed Rev. G. W. Mc- The annual grant from the County of Ontario was received by the Oshawa Board of . Educa- tion. It amounted to $72134, The Central Hotel property was sold by public auction to P. Creighton for $8,200. The Grand Trunk Railway an- nounced its annual excursions to the Model Farm and Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph The fare for adults from Oshawa was $1.10. do it without argument. "Wherefore be ye not unwise, but understanding what the will of the Lord is." (Eph. 5:17.). A prayer--"I delight to do Thy will, O my God." (Psa. 40:8.) SERIOUSLY BURNED Dresden, June 5 -- (CP) -- Nor- man Houston, 18, who ran from his father's garage Thursday night a flaming torch, was reported by Chatham General Hospital officials Friday night as resting fairly com- fortably although suffering exten- sive burns about the right arm and Moderate Rates New Modern Tile Baths with Showers "Couch-and-Four" Lounge % Grill Aflantic City's Popular Family Hotel PLEASANT ROOMS POPULAR RATES guests may secure meals at the Jefferson, if desired, JOHN H. FETTER, Gen, Myr to the body. Is Chairman District Centre Organists: London, is keenly anticipated. Mr. Wolff is organist and choir master at the Metropolitan United Church in Toronto, previous to which ap- pointment two years ago he held a similar position at the famous Lon- don, England, church--St., Martin- in-the-Fields. He will speak on various interesting aspects of music in the church service and will play a number of organ works. Accord- ing to present arrangements the public will be invited to this out- standing event. : The present members of the Osh- awa and District Centre, Canadian College of Organists are: Messrs. J. Driscoll, St, Gregory's; R. G. Geen, Simcoe Street United; M. Gouldburn, W. Jackson; K. James, Northminster United; L. Nash, St. George's; W. G. Rapley, Christ Church; J. Robertson, A. Rowden, Holy Trinity; J. Smart, C. J. W. Taylor, St. Andrew's; C. A. Walker, N. Williams, 'Centre Street United; Miss M. Dillon, Mrs. R. Dudley, Bowmanville 'United; Miss Honor Gibson, Port Hope; Mrs. R. A. Holden, Albert Street United Church; Miss E, R. Weller, organ- ist-elect All Saints, Whitby. They look forward to welcoming a num- ber of new members into this or- ganization which, founded in 1909, has as its aims: 1. To advance Church Music by | providing a system of examinations for the better definition and pro- tection of the profession. 2. To advance the technical abil- ity and increase the general knowl- edge and proficiency of Organists and Choirmasters, 3, To afford opportunities among members for the discussion of top- ics of musical and ethical interest, and to encourage musical composi- B.C, FEARS FIRES Vancouver, June 5 -- (CP) tions generally, and the study of sacred music in particular. 4, To provide whatever else may tend to raise the standard of pro- ficiency and elevate the standard of the profession. ' Columbia, with may appear anomolous but British fast becoming a forest fire hazz:d. District Forester C. J. Haddon, said -- It with miniature shades. 1 NOVEL AMMUNITION ondon--(CP)--ALondon firm is #% |Friday "the fbrest fire hazard is | showing a cartridge belt obtain 5 Holos. [increasing sapidly, and while not | : ign ousands of |yet acute, e danger signal can- acres of flood-ravaged lands, is DOL be ignored." in any color of suede and fitted | lipsticks 4 in alli8 - 3 " ER VHS a dls = --ADNTARIO IRECREATIONALID/RECTORS ARE GROWING IN IMPORTANCE IN BULONG THE HEALTH AND SPORTING SPIRIT * OF THEIR COMMUNITIES MOULDERS OF CANADA UNLIMITED ONTARIO HAS 500 FULL AND PART TIME RECREATIONAL DIRECTORS. aad OF FIVE BOURSES IN CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES FOR RECREATIONAL DIRECTORS, THREE ARE IN ONT- ARIO- UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, WESTERN AND QUEENS, 1940-21 1948-377 IN 1940 ONTARIO UNIVERSITIES HAD ONLY 2] ENROLLED IN THIS COURSE. THIS YEAR THERE ARE mn Canadian recreational directors are giving new meaning to your leisure hours. In communities large and small, they-are teaching the mean- ing of fitness, the value of "clean competition' in sport . . . and grace in social contacts. The bene- fits are for everyone--old or young. The men and women who bear the title "Recreational Director" are a new set of moulders of Canada Unlimited. AT 1 i REEVE T. D. THOMAS LOOK AT THEM! ® MEN WHOSE STERLING QUALITIES ARE EVIDENT IN THEIR FACES © MEN WHOSE LIVES ARE WHOLESOME AND BENEVOLENT © MEN OF EXPERIENCE AND ABILITY We're Proud of Them! THIS TIME WE MUST GO TO THE POLLS WITH UNSWERVING DETERMINATION TO ' SUPPORT THOMAS AND WILLIAMS -- MEN OF INTEGRITY -- OF COURAGE -- OF DETERMINATION TO PUT 'PEOPLE FIRST. THIS TIME WE WILL NOT BE SWAYED BY LAST MINUTE MISREPRESENTATION WHICH CANNOT BE ANSWERED. LOOK THEM FOLKS! BREWING COMPANY LIMITED ARTHUR WILLIAMS MONDAY, JUNE 7... f Vote and Elect ELMO DUNN Liberal Candidate his Time It's CCF ITs THOMAS MONDAY IT's WILLIAMS TUESDAY Your CCF Riding Association