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' : % » fp Boy Scout Association To Have Own Code Of By-Laws | Community Chest Only THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE Now Has Assets Needs 4,175 Now To | == SSE The Chl Tio 4s Whit Gets dd Come 2 nL. To T tal V 1 : F rach Its Objective - VOL. 10--No. 261 .. OSHAWA-WHITBY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1951 PAGE THREE of $162 174 ue 9 'gM With the closing of the books for p. day, yesterday, the headquar- ters of the Greater Oshawa Com- Unique with its large assets and property holdings, Osh awa district of the Boy Scouts Association has been granted permission to have its own special set of by-laws. These Lady Evangelist munity Chest stated that a total of $108,725 had been contributed. This means that the campaign is within $4,175 of reaching its ob- jective. Members of the executive are quite confident that their mark will be attained before the end of the week as a number of returns still remain to be turned in. Amount Previously Acknowl- edged $104,519.31 Employees - Lakeland Broadcasting Co. Ltd.- as follows: Ross Drew ..... dey A. McKaye B. McCallum .... D.. Ockenden .... G. Russell A. J. Sass -P. Summerville J. Tonkin M. Vollmer J. Wacko R. B. Wilson + G. G. Garrison S. F. Habberfield ... REV. SARA E. GREGORY, MA, Who is waking a return visit to the Free Methodist Church on Erie St. HOOT HN NN tn on S8228333338833 G.'E. Bickle in' d The wall Employees -. Liquor Control Oshawa, and will conduct evange- _ Board as follows: J. 8. Jackson H. Kay ber 9 to Sunday, Nov. 18, inclusive. | Scouts Association. Those who heard Miss Gregory | meeting of the district. when she was here last April were bers of Shebandowan at Camp Samac form the background list i from Friday, Novem- | for some of the newly-appointed officers of Oshawa District of the Boy ie Ser Vio N » y The officers were elected at last night's annual Seated, from left to right are C. Cox, the 2nd vice-president; G. R. McLaughlin, new district commissioner; B. S. diate past president; A. G. Coppin, the new presi- L. Garrow much taken with her ministry and | Ed the i dent; R. 8. McMillan, first vice-president, and A. E. Begin, the new secretary. Standing are A. C. Love, S. E, Lovell, L. M. McMurtry, R. Burr, 0. C. Eagle, C. A. Weldon, D, A. Hennesey, W. G. Corben, the Rev. H. D. Cleverdon, G. H. Gibbard and J. H. Rigg. They are all ve --Times-Gazette Staff Photos E. B. Gamble .M. J. Ayres .. E. J. Power .. W.'J. Bone ... L. James W. Ristow Employees - Customs and Excise as follows: F. E. Bourrie are looking forward in faith for a| SL genuine revival. The local church has been holding special prayer meetings and last week end when Burt ays Rev. G. W. Stevens was the special minister much of the Presence of The Holy Spirit was in evidence Concessions and many of the congregation were HS Suumr S33I333888 Wins Diploma CANADIAN FIGS Langley Prairie, B.C. (CP) -- Wolk ae Corie oe When Alec Forrest grows juicy figs right [tribute is paid the memory of the |in his own backyard in this Fraser | founding fathers of Acadia Univer- valley town. It is believed the only |sity on Nov. 15, the present uni- fie (ree in "British Columbia pro- |versity personnel and alumni will | ducing in large quantity and be honoring the group of men who were stated last night, at the annual meeting of the distriet, to be necessary for Oshawa which at present has assets totalling $162,474 with Camp Samac alone being valued at $150,000. : Maintenance and repair work were main causes of 8 deficit of $1,341 incurred in the fiscal year which ended on September 30., For the coming year the Community Chest executive-has---made a $2,200 increase in its grant to the Scouts whose membership totals over.50 per cent of younge sters of Scout-age in the city. REVENUE TOTALS $13,146 Heavy, but not recurring, ex- penditure was reported. by S.- T. Hopkins, the Associations treas- urer. Revenue for the past year, ending September 30, was $13,146 while expenditure was $14,387. That left a deficit of $1,341. That was due to two main factors, ex- plained Mr. Hopkins. The first was the cost of necessary main- tenance on Headquarters building and the other was maintenance ex- penditure at Camp Samac. H.Q. work had accumulated over some years and should not recur while the expenditure on Canfp Samac was necessary to keep the property in good condition. For that reason in preparing for the coming year's budget, a request was made to the Oshawa Com- munity Chest giving requirements Pe Lg granted but did authorize a budget of $14,000 which was an increase of $2,200. - "While the over-expenditure this year was justified by the work ae- complished and by the surplus from the past two years, it is recommended that every effort be made to keep within the budget set for 1951-52 as, if we are not able to live within this budget, other sources of funds will need to be sought," warned Mr. Hopkins. Camp Samac cost $7,811 to oper- ate while camp reyenue was $l. 582. A quota was paid to the Provincial Council of $570 and donations and grants for last year were $11,912, | bed Sialr. De planted the tree |assembled 113 years ago to urge |of $15,200. The Chest felt that the i g years ago. the formation of the college. increase of $3,400 could not be Miss J. C. Cornett A. F. Findlay . Gunnell E. Kelly ........ H. Lee . R. Mechin .. Meek M. McCaffrey . C. MacMillan ,.. G. Richardson C. Ross . G. Trevail . J. R. Waddell ... Whittaker C. Wright ployees - Post Office, follows: . 8."Anderson . H. Anthony ...... M. Brady ....... H. Brayford .... . J. Broadbent .... fo Nom TNNDNOTIS NN result in a city-wide revival of Pure and Undefiled religion. [ => Labor (could expect no conces sions frdm the Liberal or Progres- . : sive servative parties which are too closely allied to the manufac- LEGION turers' associations and Chambers of CORNER Commerce, warned George Burt, Re- | gional Director of UAW, speaking | at a regular meeting of Local 222, at the new UAW hall in Oshawa i y last night. | ard Formerly of Oshawa and now of By REAR RANKER Windsor, Mr. Burt described the | Tonight is regular meeting night | provincial aspect of the present again, and there should be a good !election campaign. He reiterated turnout of members. A report will his previously announced stand and | be presented by the special commit- | strongly supported the CCF. Turn- tee on remodelling the stage, and ing to delays in arbitration and | ; : n | | | ! moved to draw closer to the Lord. ° It is hoped that these meetings will Not Coming | p bl LETS wm 283383882882 228 These Super Values During BUEHLER'S Som E "Hp the plans as drawn up will be on/concilliation legislature he wit 2% |hand for the endorsation of the that was one of the most import- branch, |ant matters for labor to consider. | JACK TOPHAM ---- | One example of that delay if | Grad will receive a diploma at the | Final arrangements for Pi | the 11 months hold-up in certifi- | Graduation Exercises of the Royal | Day and kang Remembrance Day | cation of the T. Eaton Company. Conservatory of Toronto held at service will be reported, All mem- |Mr. Burt alleged that the company Convocation Hall this evening. Mr. | bers are expected to be on hand | Was utilizing the legislature to make | Topham obtained honors in piano | for the parade at 10.30 a.m. fgom |delays in preventing recognition of at the recent associate degree ex- |} the Legion Hall to the Cenotaph the employees, who were only now (aminations of the Royal Conser- | for the service, The parade will |being permitted to take a vote. vatory of Music. He is the son of proceed north on Centre Street to| There was a similar position with (Mr, and Mrs. George Topham, King Street. east 'on King Street Ford and Chrysler workers who | Rowe Street, Oshawa, and a pupil and then south on Simcoe Street to | Were still waiting for long overdue of Josephine Parrott, ATCM. Memorial Park. HORS OowW a 82333333 333ks CHEST DRIVE (Continued on Page. 14) Coming Events 4 PAST MASTERS' NIGHT---Lebanon Lodge--Banquet 6.30 p.m. Speak- er, Alex Phare, fisherman and | writer. Better known on radio as | Remembrance Day banquet, to be] ae on ii Tickets | held tomorrow evening, so those | rom Oo cers or e oor. y (2614) | Who have not yet secured their tic- CRA Hockey kets should get them tonight. EUCHRE, TO BE HELD IN North Oshawa School, Sixth It is the duty of epery citizen to Season Is | North Oshawa Scout Mothers' gaa. o poppy on Remembrance Aun Erion bon Tasca "Day, 20 the Legion asks ses Under Wa (261b) not to overlook the poppy-sellers nd y Men, Missions Sunday at Free Methodist Church Men and Missions Sunday will be observed in the local Free Method- ist Church, Erie Street, Oshawa, | Sunday, November 25 instead of | NO CONCESSIONS (Continued on Page 5) A few tickets are still left for the oi 4 4 U PEAMEAL END CUTS BY THE PIECE LOIN PORK 'ROAST (End Cuts 2 and 3 Ibs. Average) LOIN who will be out on the streets in TY RxzY SUPPER, MYRTLE full force on Saturday. The con- nite urc| riday, November | tributions made for the ies will i - 9-31.25. 2) De Ne Te Cenizal Couren ot Nelgubor: November 11, (the Sunday being! RUMMAGE SALE, SIMCOE ST.|enjoy life just a little more. its monthly meeting at: the CRA observed in other churches), be | United Church basement, Friday-- -- - Building last night under the chair- cause special evangelistic * services | 1:30. (2612) | we will be looking for a large at- |manship of Herb Bathe, Among | 27 I Dogress vo to Ney. 18. Em- RUMMAGE SALE, ST. GEORGE'S |tendance at the meeting tonight,| many items on the agenda was the | Pras s plat = hi ® Nordwise Parish Hall, Centre St, Friday, |S0 be on hand to keep in touch election of a new vice-chairman in| Sine 1 = or ans. e Lig November '9, 2 o'clock. (261a) with the business that is being |the person of Jim White. {2h th eS Duh worldwide broadcast BRITISH ISRAEL LECTURE, FOR. | (Tansacted for the benefit of the| It was reported that the hockey pn! i) Msthodist Ohurch on 3 : - | Branch. 1 under way for ju- , will feature Men and Mis- esters Hall, King St. W., Sunday, season was we ay sions Sunday on November 11 November.11, 3 'p.m. Speaker: Rev. I venile neighborhood teams. Bob An- | qo), 00) wricsionary Secretary B E. A. Couldrey. "The Break-up SOCKS FOR TROOPS drews, chairman of the sports com- ron 8. Lamson: Te y i lay ye and Breakdown of Ecclesiastical i mittee, said there were nine teams =, por n the past and Commercial Babylon". Every- Halifax (CP)--Red C! in lay on a'16 week schedule, with year Free Methodist churches In one walcome. (Nov8,10) alifax )J--Red Cross women |in play, on i : the United States and Canada have all over Nova Scotia contributed |fives hours' ice time arranged for contributed over $515,000 for Mis- BAZAAR, U.A.W. LADIES AUX-|to the pile of warm socks that were [each Saturday. sions, This is»approximately $100, iliary, Saturday, November 10, 2|quickly shipped from here to head-| A banquet for the winners and oo "0, © = Fol oo tte T p.m. new Union Hall, 44 Bond St.|quarters in Toronto after Red |runners-up in the CRA Softball| '0. le ucgel Jor. She, pre= B (261b) | Cross headquarters said socks [League was decided on, the date to Te ty five Dew... 'missionaries RUMMAGE SALE, ST. ANDREW'S | Were needed for the Canadian be announced later. There was al, 0% een appointed: 'durin th Church, Friday, November 9, 2 troops in Korea. suggestion that the Council spon- To Ppol g e o'clock. (2612) - sor schools for umpiring and ref- ores ite Joka) vader gn CENTRE ST. UNITED CHURCH CANADIAN HEAT ereeing various Sports and establish sion fields. Missionaries sailing for bazaar, West Group, November 9, Lo a fund for paying, official yeieress foreign fields this year total 158 3 o'clock, fancy work, home bak.| Montreal (CP) -- Prof. Raymond | Bill Smith, Acting Director of CRA | Lp, Bip 300 ooo he oo a ing, bread and rolls, candy, chick. | Kilbansky of McGill University, re- | announced - that a basketball ref- | [i ooo O TEN THE OTELES #0 en patte, tea or supper, 35c. turning from conferences in Paris, [eree school would begin on Decem- |, © 5 g : Hi Sonar es who (N68) | said he had warned Europeans |ber 7, and there vould be Soasing ave ind di ol aotion. ot RUMMA SALE, ; /q |about "the over-heated dry atmos- | sessions in other sports later. Caren. Bloor at' Simese Sv [phere of many of our buildings and | The recommendation was made | gid LEER, SHOT Cotletence of day, November 9, 1:30. Auspices dwellings" in winter. Most Euro- that some consideration be given to full-time romoticnal te Christ Church Afternoon Guild. |peans suffer from cold buildings, [arranging girls' winter sports as| t-te Promotional secretaries (N7,8) | he explained. welltas boys. ave n elected namely, the Rev. | E. C. John of Rew, Pa.; Dr. C. R. REVIVAL MEETINGS ahuiser of Greenville, Ti; and the IN THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH "17 ERIE ST. _ 5. B. GRIFFITH, Pastor COOKED H AM SUCED Ih 89 REV. SARA E. GREGORY, M.A, [ize MINCED BEEF ist somo 1. 5x : EVANGELISY : : . POLISH SAUSAGE RINGS 1b 59- SHANKLESS PORTION . . SEMI-BONELESS PORTION BUTT PORTION . . . FRESH PORK BONELESS PORTION . . SHOULDERS BREAKFAST 4 A C 0 N suc . 40 SAUERKRAUT ) 2. 25. BACON SQUARES swan. 29 SLICED PORK LIVER » 31 SIDE PORK Shankless By The Piece 41: - 45 SKINLESS WIENERS + 49- KILLED BY TRAIN Brantford (CP) -- Julian Gum- erniak, 41, was killed Wednesday night when knocked from a mail car at the Canadian National Rail- ways station here by a fast moving freight train. The fatality might easily have been a multiple one but startled passerigers alighting from LANGUAGE CHANGES Calgary (CP) -- Dr, H. 8. Baker of the. University of Alberta, speak- ing to a group of teachers here, : - urged them not to be afraid of Friday, November 9 to Sunday, November 18 inclusive. discarding ancient = grammatical Each week night at 8 o'clock. Sunday » Tule In aver of accepted, modern ; usage. services. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. PLAN ARMY EXERCISE Edmonton (CP) -- A six-month joint Canadian-United States army engineer exercise to test equip- Fi and personnel under north- aed SERVICES NOV. 9 to 18 'a All are cordially invited to come and hear this spirit-filled Evangelist, g¥ conditions will start Jan, 15, estern army command an- nounced Wednesday, --~<8e Born Again" "Be Ye Holy"