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4 =~ PAGE FOUR Of World ¥ constituency of Wentworth said: © «ggeing the wasld again split into THE DAILY TIMES-GAZ2ETTE \ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1948 BUSINESS OFFICE G. MACPHERSON PHONE 703 WHITBY AND DISTRICT NE WS EDITOR ROBERT CORBETT () PHONE 703 Brooklin, Dec. 30--Without cele- 5 { bration this year, two residents of Boys' Parliament Discusses "Wold peace must begin vital," said Victor Shimizu o "dian 'cabinet minister of the 28th Older Boys' Parliament as 'He Inffoduced a vesolution on world peace at the session last might; #It would appear that-we are faced with the problem £ of gvercoming a barrier bf misunderstanding he continued. Method Peace with peace within the indi- f Toronto, a Japanese-Cana- and prejudice," "fo understand all the trouble® §iy tHe world today would be a great ; ; fideed but a great deal can : be. accomplished through -expres- 'signs of Christian love," 'sald Mr. : zu, "I urge the method of per- sonal contact, in order to learn more of the 'other fellow's point of view. puld. not minimize the contribu- "which Christian missions have alle toward world peace for it is only.) | Christ before us that weld brotherhood can be attained. Als i bér of necessary for every mem- daily informed on the current events in the world abroad so that no false impressions may be allowed to form." Continuing the debate on: the re- solution W. L. Walinright of Lon- don referred to a recent cartoon in the London Free Press which de- picted Russia as a voracious bear about to pounce on defenceless Can- ada. > d "This," said Mr. Wainwright is the kind of propaganda antagonistic to peace." i Born in Poland, Alex Polak of the two camps it makes one wonder whether we should not decide that the timé has come to say we have learned: 'the lesson of peace. It lies in the power of youth today to continue mankind to an era of pro- gress unparalled in history--yet if we fail, it will' be said that Christ- ifanity has failed." Lochie C. Smylie, Temiskaming: "With the two greatest nations of the world at loggerheads, it is up to us to do all we can to make sure of peace." " ! Eldon R. Hay of Russell: "I will concede that it is pretty hard for us here to formulate national for- RADIO SERVICE GUARANTEED ~~ IMMEDIATE BUTT RADIO & APPLIANCE 130 Brock St. N., Whitby, Tel. 707 . BOY SCOUT PAPER SALVAGE SATURDAY JANUARY 8 Boy Scouts will call upon any citizens whe wish to have the boys tie up the bumdles for them. Just phone 2158, 2442 or 982 and this service is at your disposal. ils house to keep himself | - .interest themselves in the negotia- Ethics Is Need At Ottawa, M.P. Tells Boys Arthur © A, Williams, MP. spoke briefly to members of the Older Boys' Parliament in ses- sion here yesterday saying that he hopes the time will come "when legislation of the Domin- ion. Government will more closely reflect the thoughts and viewpoints of Christianity. Mr. Williams said that the Boys' Parliament operated very much like its parent body in Ottawa but that the boys were more eager to voice their opinions on questions of the day than are the Dominion parli tarians. Explaining the function of the opposition, Mr. Williams said thet it is. not to delay proceed- ings but by throwing a differ- ent light on a subject, to clarify it and see that it is presented in an equitable manner, eign policy but we can shine in our own corners. One way we can help is to establish contact with pen- pals in foreign lands." Mr. Shimizu's resolution read in part: 1. That we, as members of this parliament, recognize the impor- tance of winning a world peace based on Christian principals such as brotherly love and therefore as individuals, will search for ways in which we may make contribu- tions towards the solution of the problem of attaining. it. 2. That members of this house support..such organizations as the World Couneil of Churches. 3. That members. of this house will make a determined effort to understand the problems, which must be overcome before world peace can be attained. 4. That members of this house will interest themselves in the cul- ture and languages of other nations through such means as communi- cation with pen pals. ; 5. That members will suggest to Boys' groups in their constituency the project of sending aid to dis- tressed areas of the world. 6. That members of this house will tions of the United Nations Organ- ization. 7. That members shall guard | against and discourage any thoughts, words or actions on their own part, or on the part of others, which would indicate prejudice against people of another race, lan- guage or religion. MILLINER ATTACKED London, Dec. 31--(Reuters) -- A man in evening dress attacked Deniza Lady Newborough, society milliner, as she returned to her west-end flat early today. She fought him off and chased him as far as Claridge's Hotel where he es- caped. A companion said the man sprang at Lady Newborough with a red scarf, shouting "I will strangle you so that you cannot give a des- cription of me to the police." The Management Extends to All Best Wishes . for a Very Happy and Prosperous New Year NOW PLAYING SHOWS AT 7.00 AND 9.00 Holiday Matinee Saturday at 1.30 vening Show Starts at 5.30 Holiday Bhd So HANG arouno roux! ms HIGHuamious:S CAGE LION (Hollyweed) PM TEE ,| town," Kindly phone 703. * +» Whitby News In Brief {tem "of local interest and names of visitors PHONE 703 5 REGULAR MEETING The V.O.N. meeting will be held in the Library on Monday, January 3rd, at 3 o'clock. + + % HERE FROM STATES Mr. and Mrs. Ainsiie dough, of Marion, Ind.,, were Christmas guests of Misses Emily and Janet McKay, Centre Street South. * % 9» : HOLIDAY VISITORS 'This paper would be giad to know the names of holiday visitors in GOOD PROGRESS Good 'progress is beifig made. on construction of the. Bryant garage at the corner of Brock Street South and St. Peter. When completed, the new service station will handle Imperjal products. : * +P A BUFFALO MEAT Wilson's Meat Market Is. inviting, its customers to try a cy 10-1} day--buffalo medt from Wain: te National Park. Every few years surplus animals are: "slaughtered and the meat prepared and mark- eted through g "large Canadian Packing 'House. > +b FIGURE SKATING Due to the vagaries of the wea- ther there has been practically. no skating at the arena up to yester- day in spite of the cold week-end at Christmas. However, it is hoped to have ice today and begin hockey practices. Classes in figure skat- ing are scheduled to begin tomor- row morning at 9 a.m. LA A WATCHNIGHT SERVICES: Several: Whitby churches will hold watchnight services tonight to greet the new year in with religious devotions. At Whitby Baptist Church service will begin at 10 o'clock with a program of films, singing and music. St. John's. Ang- lican at Port Whitby begins at 11.55 and later the congregation will adjourn to the Sunday School room for a period of fellowship. + +* * W. M. 8S. MEETS TUESDAY At the meeting of the Woman's | Missionary Society, of the United Church, on Tuesday, January 4th, at_3 'p.m. the Evening Group, un- der the leadership 'of Mrs. W. K. Bunner, will give the program, bas- ed on Chapter 2 of the book, "West of the Gorges." The story of . the years work and the financial state-, ment will be read. Refreshments will be served. i Lint | * %* P ENJOY BOWLING The Young People of St. John's Anglican Church at the Port en- joyed an evening of bowling Wed- nesday night as guests of the Red Wing Orchards. The prize winners were as follows: Marjory Allard and Gerald Walsh won the high singles; Mrs, Chote and Jim Neal won the high three games; Betty Martin and Dave Peterson also won special prizes. After bowling, a light lunch was served with Miss Joan Wilson and Miss Marjory Al- lard in charge. Kingston Paper Is Century Old . Kingston, Dec. 31--(CP) -- At the close of business today, The Kingston Whig-Standard and one of its immediate ancestors, The Daily British Whig, will have com- pleted a century of daily newspaper publication. When the first copies of The Daily British Whig were distribu- ted Jan. 1, 1849, vast stretches of Canada hati not even been opened for settlement. To mark this event, The Whig- Standard will publish a special centenary edition Jan. 8, devoted to the history of this and other news- papers published in Kingston 8 century earlier. On Jan. 7, The Whig-Standard's publisher will be host at dinner to many distinguished citizens of Kingston and other centres, and particularly publishers of other Ontario newspapers, Two plaques erected on The Whig-Standard building to mark the history of the newspaper will be unveiled a few days prior to the dinner, i The British Whig was establish in Kingston, Upper Canada, as a semi-weekly on Feb, 7, 1834, by Dr. Edward Barker, who had ar- rived recently in Canada from England. In 1848 Dr, Barker déecid- ed to publish his newspaper daily, while carrying on the weekly Bri- tish Whig. On Jan. 1, 1849, the first daily paper was published --a laborious task, for all type was hand-set and printed on a hand press. ; VICE-REGAL PARTY Ottawa, Dec. 31.--(CP) -- Major social event of the early winter sea- son took place here Tuesday night when the Governor-General and Vicountess Alexander entertained for some 800 guests at Rideau Hall. PRINCESS AT CIRCUS London, Dec. 31-- (Reuters) --Prin- cess Elizabeth, with the Duke of Edinburgh, Princess Margaret and a small party of friends, saw a circus at the A Olympia ;, Exhibition Hall Thursday night. * was her second night out since the birth of her son Nov. 14, INTERNATIONAL CREDIT Gasoline credit cards for avia- tors that would be honored all over the world are being planned. : Mitre by pli F. J. McIntyre Named: To H.S. Area Board F. J. McIntyre, Whitby merchant and former chairman of Whitby Board of Edugation, has been ap- pointed as presentative of St. Bernard's School Board to sit on the High School Area Board. This appointment is well merited by rea- son of the distinguished service Mr. McIntyre has given to school affairs over a long period of years. At a meeting Wednesday evening, members of the Whitby Separate School Board were also named, as follows: Rev. D. V. Hickey, Harry Donald, J. Larkin, James Smyth, J. J. MacLaren and F. J. McIntyre. St. Bernard's Board is also facing the same type of problems involv- ing overcrowding of its school as does Whitby Public School Board. It is believed that this problem will have to"he met in the very near ning a building pro- gram. Funeral Service Held For Miss Isobel Holt Funeral services were held Mon- day for Miss Isobel Holt who pass- ed away December 25, after a leng- thy illness. She was in her 77th year. * Born in Darlington Township, she came to Pickering with her parents at an early age. She was the daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Holt, She was well known in Pick- ering and was a member of the loc- al Presbyterian Church. Surviving are, one sister, Eliza- beth; three brothers, Ted of West Whitby, Norman and Charles, at home, Funeral 'sérvices were held at the McEachnie Funeral Homie, with her pastor, Rev. David Marshall offic- iating. Interment at Arskine Cem- etery. Pallbearers 'were J. 8. Balsdon, Geo. McIlroy, Dave warn George Mutch, Earl Banner and Edgar J. Andrew. . . . " * Parley Is Called By Steelworkers Toronto, Dec. 31.--(CP)--A na- tional 'policy conference of the United Steelworkers Union (C.I.0.) Jas' beéri called for Jan. 28 and 29 in" Toronto, it was announced yes4 terday, The meeting is the result of a conference here last October which decided that wage demands should be set from time to time, depending upon economic trends. The con- ference endorsed a pension scheme and a 40-hour week for all steel workers. : : The January conference will be attended by delegates from many parts of Canada and Newfound- land. The union pointed out that two days after the meeting is scheduled to end, contracts with major Canadian steel companies are open for re-negotiation. ~ Who Said 'Whitby Was On The Map? Exciting much comment in municipal circles these days is a "plosh" publiciiy folder which Central Mortgage and Housing! Corporstion' has "published to promote Ajax, "Canada's Newest Industrial Community." On the introductory page is a map lo- cating Ajax in conspicuous type along with Toronto, Oshawa, Peterborough, Montreal, King- ston, But strange as .it may seem; Whitby, Ajax's nearest neighbour, is not on the map! However when one turns the page to read about' 'the fine transportation' 'services ' 'which Ajax enjoys the words. appear: "existing 'harbor facilities at Whitby, four miles away." Rouge Hills New School To Be Opéned Next Week The official opening of the new two-roomed addition to the Rouge Hills School on. Altona. Road will take place on Friday, January 17, at 8.00 p.m. The new addition start- ed last May and is now finished and ready for occupancy. Speakers for the evening will in- clude: Reeve W. H. Westney, A. A. Archibald, P. 8. Inspector, R. H. Hutchison, former Inspector, J. L. Usaty, first Secretary-Treas., of this Board; Chester Wood, architect; Trustees, Ben Lotton, Reg. Wells, P. Comport; Principal of the School, Mrs, James Blackwell. Providing entertainment, will be: the pupils of the school under the direction of the Music Supervisor. Mrs. Fisher, and Mr. Doherty, Music Sup. of Whitevale School, and Mr. Stan. McKenzie, Recreation Dir. of E. Woodlands. Chairman for the evening will be Jas. Blackwell, Lunch served by the Home and School Assoc. under Mrs. L. Phin. Mrs. Reg. Parker, soloist. "1.0.D.E, SCHOLARSHIPS i a 'Toronto, Dec. 31 -- (CP)--Five $1,600 scholarships for post-gradu- ate studies in British overseas uni- ¥| versities have been awarded by the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, it was announced Thurs- day. One sward will be made for each of the nine provinces. On- tario's award went to Edward . Ten» nent Galpin of London, Ont, who graduated from the University of Western Ontario in 1946. ORIGIN OF DOUKHOBOR The name Doukhobor means "spirit fighter" and was applied to the sect by orthodox priests with the implication that they warred against the spirit of God. MORLEY ROSS FOR COUNCILLOR on IN ig WHITBY TOWNSHIP Your voting influence is respectfully solicited fo elect Morley Ross councillor for the 1949 term. Voting Pate: January 3rd. Red Wings Line-Up Looks Strong When the Red Wings take the ice at Taylor's Arena against St. Mike's tomorrow afternoon it will be ene of the most promising jun- ior teams which Whitby has for many a year. Coach Jack Lowe is looking pretty optomistic about the | whole thing. Be This New. Year's day ice opener is getting .to .be an annual event | which local puck enthusiasts look forward bo with .glee. The probable lin for the holi- day has: heen anno and in- cludes the following players -- all -{ good. In goal will 'be either Dave Kemptor Frank Daloy; Alvin Lint her; returns to-the-team 'this year much improved and then there is the 15-year-old whirlwind from Ajax, Gord 'Deeth, who, rumor has it, is slated for bigger things Just around the corner. Doug Williams is also a stalwart of last year. Ajax men are very prominent on the orchard team 'with W. Delany { being another. Other popular mem- | bers of the .team are Jim Corner, James Lack who is a newcomer to ons, Gerald Hooker and Charles Johnston, all of whom are expected to make their mark in the game tomorrow. All in all, ft is a line-up that may --and come home on. top of the score. CY TY Township Council Asks Support For Whitby, Keith . MacDonald, . Hayold [Fi Brown, Gerald Grant, Laddie Ly- [BE reasonably be expected to go places is to announce the engagement of their only daughter, Charles Willlam Kemp, son of Mr. Mrs. John Clay Kemp, of Oshawa. Fred Dingman, of the 4th conces- sion, quietly celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary at home on December 28. They are well known in the Whitby and Brooklin dis- tricts, having- lived here all their 4 lives. Last year at their golden wedding J celebration there was appropriate elebrate commmity wut your they spose | SAL Y to have the occasion pass without | special notice. However, they re- ceived the congratulations of their j in marriage to Fred C. Ding- two sons, Roy, of Brooklin, andan, of "Whitby. The ceremony Earl, of Oshawa. as performed by the Rev. A. Both still lead active lives and Vhite, Baptist minister of Clare- + . In good health. Mr, Dingman jont. is mail courier on Route No. 2, w" The following item which records, TH hoine yas Jastelul y Seared | the: wedding is of interest today, nse silk and cream lace. She wore especially the last sentence, which ye time-honored orange blossoms may indicate that local humor has nq a bouquet of pink and white tered somewhat in a half century. rnations. The bridesmaid, Miss From The Pickering News, 1897 (a¢tie J. Madill, sister of the bride, "A very pleasant event took place as dressed. in figured blue and the residence of Mr. and MIs. pq with forget-me-nots in her ies "H. Madill, on the afternoon pir and corsage. Cuesday, 28th, when their eldest ®Eqward J. Dingman, the bride- ghter, Phebe Victoria, was unit- foom's brother, ably supported him - - ET Li the trying ordeal." Whitby Township, Mr. and Mrs. mship Man ATOMIC PLENTY | Enough uranium to make 10,000,- 000 bombs the size of the one that | fell on Hiroshima is owned by Bel- gium, Canada, Czechoslovakia and fl the United States, If you're a bargain hunter, save your money until FEB, 4th--You'll die laughing at our prices at the ROTARY TALENT SALE ie Engagements Mr. and Mrs. W. Burton Smith wish Eleanor Maria, Mechanics' Opportunity and Memorial Arena Coming Events || GARAGE FR SALE To. The Electors of the Township of Whitby On Monday, January 3rd, you will be asked to approve of a grant of $3,000 to the Whithy Towi ship Memorial Arena which has been built in Brooklin Com- munity Park. Several years ago your Council TALLIS CHOIR, OF TORONTO, (JOHN Cozens), All Saints' Church, Whitby, Wednesday, January 12th, 8.15 p.m. Price of recital ticket asked in of- fertory. EX.SERVICEMEN, OF WHITBY, WILL hold a New Year's Eve frolic, in the Legion Hall, prizes. Lunch served. $3.00 per couple. Tickets are limited. Get your ticket now at W. C. Town's Furniture Store. | Building and equipment, situated on No. 12 Highway, Whitby. SIMMONS MOTOR SALES Phone 2267 Dr. Stanley Osborne, Organ, All welcome. Whitby. Balloons, hats, considered the advisability of pre- senting those returning from the] - Armed Forces with individual gifts. Such a presentation would have cost the Township about $5,000. Your Council then consulted with the Councils of other municipali- ties, the members of the Canadian Legion and a goodly number of the returned men of this township. Generally speaking, those consul- ted expressed the opinion that, if "RAID APPLIANCE and REFRIGERATOR SERVICE CALL . . WHITBY HOME APPLIANCE Phone 333 124 Dundas St. W. WORK GUARANTEED Complete check-up. Wringer grease and gear oil changed. Wringer rolVs in the Township desired to honour their services, it should do so by making a grant toward sqme mem- orial' which would serve the com- munity as a whole. Representatives from the various School Sections of the Township were then called to plan some suit stock. Special price on complete overhauls. 130 Brock St. N. Whitby, Tel. 700 Best -- Most-Economical PAL-O-PAK INSULATION Inquire today Phone 2374 Whitby able War Memorial and, as a result of this, a plan was formulated to erect a Memorial Arena in the Community Park at Brooklin. 'This has iow been done and you are invited to inspect this Arena, which, the Committee hopes, will be opened in the near future. As - stated above, on Monday, January 3rd next, you will be ask- ed fo approve a grant toward this War Memorial. Let us all vote--"YES" -- go that the 'Veterans may know that we are really grateful for the ser- vices' they have rendered their nat- ive land. .The Whitby Township Memorial Committee. Times-Gazette Classified Ads Ge Good Results. * Whitby Classified GIRLS TO ASSIST IN GENERAL OF- fice work. Apply in own hand 'writing to Box 40, Times-Gazette, Whitby. LOST--PAPER BOY LOST WALLET. Pincers please phone 2491, Whitby, Re- ward. POULTRY WANTED ---- HIGHEST prices paid for all kinds of Rory: also new and used feathers. .. Lem- berg, Whitby. Phone 644, Whitby, or 695-J, Oshawa. FOR SALE----USED ig ab GC. MO tors, 1 HP, 3 phase, cycle, . 220 volts, 1140 R.P.M.; also 14 Bogin le phase, 25-cycle, 110 volts, 1 1 SL Both these motors are in fitst-class condition. C. J. Greenfield, 409 By- ron Street South, Whitby. Phone 786. APPLES FOR SALE--WE DELIVER IN bushel lots or more in Whitby town, Ajax and Pickering village. Write A. E. Council at its first regular NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to section 498 of The Municipal Act that the Council of The Town of Whitby intends to introduce and, if thought fit, to pass a by-law for stopping up that part of Chestnut Street lying west of Palace Street in the Town of Whitby and a further by-law for the sale thereof to The Board of Education for the Town of Whitby, or its successor in respect of public school matters, at such price as the Council shall fix. The said by-laws will be considered by the tion of this notice once a week for four successive weeks and the Council, at such meeting, will hear in person or by his counsel, solicitor or agent any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by the said by-laws and who applies to be heard. DATED this 8th day of Dedember, 1948, JOHN R. : Clerk of the Town of Whitby. meeting following publica- FROST, LR. 1, Whitby, or phone Pickering 52r12, Bunker Farm. WANTED TO BUY -- ALL KINDS OF poulsry, also new and old feathers. igh market prices. Apply J. Parker, 321 Brock St. North. Phone 486 or Oshawa 1859. WHITBY ELECTRIC Earl "Jake" Bryant INSTALLATIONS, FIXTURES, WATER HEATERS, FARMS Phone 650 'Whitby GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY WHITBY SERVICES . . . JANUARY 2, 1949 All Church Services Will Be On Standard Time WHITBY -BAPTIST CHURCH The Church With A Welcome New Year's Sunday . 10.00 AM. THE BIBLE SCHOOL 11.00 AM. "I AM RESOLVED" Special Music by the Choir Soloist: Miss B. Allison 7.00 P.M. "WHAT IS AN EVANGELICAL CHURCH" ~ A question for every Christian and church- member to consider : Come and hear Rev. Darnells Interpretation of an Evan- gelical Church Has a Christian the right to belong to any other kind Miss Orma Fleming will sing Tri-Phi Orchestra will play The sound film "Who Then Can Be Saved" . A great Sacrament Service for all Christian: LET'S START THE YEAR RIGHT DONALD'S and SERVICE for WHITBY and DISTRICT GENUINE . GM PARTS FOR EVERY MODEL FULLY EQUIPPED SHOP FACTORY APPROVED MECHANICS DIAL 304 WHITBY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH PASTOR GEORGE YEOMANS 3 P.M. A GROWING AFTERNOON SUNDAY SCHOO eo COUNCIL CHAMBERS o 7 P.M. . EVANGELISTIC SERVICE Whitby's Friendly Evangelical Church Extends A Warm Welcome To You, COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING THURS, 7.45 P.M,--817 CENTRE ST. 8. pm --------