§JAX AND DISTRICT NEWS Other Nations yond R ive -- Lloyd Quinton, 29 T St. Ls John Mills, Representative -- Phone Ajax 426 'Share Shipping | Representative MA inion Sp League Teams Are Busy CVA Commanders of Scandinavian shipping companies, FLAMES GUT INTERIOR OF HOME LEkesverseas trade: aut tw Bowmanville -- All jesms in, the | Bruins ar oC cominaler by Dutch ap Bowmanville Minor Hockey Lea-| Leafs ; i Barons Out la Port gues resumed play Saturday | Rangers : { will be shared by ships of at least morning, having been idle since Hawks eight nations next season, Shippitg . N | sources said here Sunday night. SATURDAY SCORES ATOM | With completion of the St. Lawr- H T "| c b T 4 BANTAMS |ence seaway three years away, 0 e 0 In dale c | Bears | European firms are increasin | | {1 MONTREAL (CP)--The Grea their fleets into the lakes chiefly th 3 A Spr in JH al | : i e Lakeshore League Saturday|sight. Barons scored early in the A 19 ostablish shelr Shate Of the (igde night saw the Bowmanville Barons final frame and were able to pro-| PEE WEE 3 Indians panc io bul ie Tepu'a out-play the Port Hope Redmen | tect their lead from there on in. | Leafs 4, Bruins Standings -- OHA. Lakeshore FREE DESCRIPTIVE B ~ ines. About 10 per cent more vessel will be using the direct route into|jo + : the heart of North America this| Port Hope flashed the red light | FIRST PERIOD ATOM Bowmanville 1812 6 0 24 (this paper, a new 44-poge highly illus |! THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, January 9, 1956 § BOWMANVILLE AND DISTRICT Bowmanville Minor Hockey | MILITARY MEET battalions and six regimental de- 11| pots will attend meetings at Camp 9| Borden, Ont., next month to dis- 8| cuss ' common problems aad in- 4| fantry weapons. 4 4 ARTHRITIS --RHEUMATISHE © VITAL FACTS EXPLAINED ¢! 0 tN A December 17. | Red Wings Dp . Huskies 7, Tigers 3 H A 8] BOWMANVILLE -- Playing in| that the score did not go out of] Cubs 2, Comets 1 Bo nels Q Powe come pea Noa in a rugged scrambling game. The | There were six penalties in this| Rangers 1, Red Wings Intermediate "A" (including Jan. S|score was 6 to 4 for the home period, three going to each club, Canadiens 3, Hawks 0 7th games). : po. | SUMMARY GP W L T Pts.| Aso public service to all readers af navigation year and a rise of 12 at the 5.35 mark of the first per-| 1. Port Hope, Williams 5.35 Hornets 3, Indians 1 Cobour 17 11 4 2 24 (trated book on Arthritis and Rheumd- per cent is expected in the number |; 4 he take a lead that was per 2. Bowmanville, Wilson 548 Bears 1, Barons 0 Lop 1610 6 020 [ism will be mailed ABSOLUTELY FREE |of trips he Carriers will make, it jj oq ag the Barons came roaring| 3. Bowmanville, Wilson 6.08 STANDINGS Orono 17 9 8 0 18 [to all who write for it. | was estimated. | | | travelling the St. Increased traffic also is expecte: | with Caribbean countries and South | gat, Barons took the lead at 6.08) 5. Bowmanville, Gilhooley Cub: | America. In all, 114 ships will be(and' held this lead unfil 6.35 as| I 3 h the St. Lawrence to the the Redmen caught the Barons $ Bowmantille Yourt Dowie so ar sy, ™ Werease of Ul apping and Shey slapped in'the| Peualties, port Hope, 'Downcy|figers LOS ANGELES (AP)--Rita Hay which has been applied in' many. thou . {back to even the score at 5.48,| 4. Port Hope, Downey wi | BANTAMS | ) Lindsay 17 412 1 9 | This FREE BOOK fully "explains the d| from here on goals came thick and | (Douglas) LTP 3 Port Hope 17 313 1 7 causes, illseffects and danger in neglegf 12 -- |of these painful and eriopling condi S (Hooper) 11.34. Huskies | 5 A § 2S J tions. It also describes a successfully Hels 3 RITA SETTLES SUIT , proven drugless method of treatment jcqualizer. Play was even with se-| PEE WEE [worth and Columbia Pictures Fri- sands of cases. Film Censorship Is Board Urged WINNIPEG (CP) -- Provincial added another to end the conwin veral rushing plays giving both| GP WL T Pts. | I" oalies some pretty bad scares, it| SECOND PERIOD L day settled a breach-of-contract| This book is yours WITHOUT COST er goa) of gro 11.34 that Barons| 1 Port Hope, Mekeen . 115%. Canadlens 8 6 2 0 12 git out of court. The Los Angeles obligation. It may be the means of took the lead that they were not 5 Bown pak ac mirror-news reported that both | saving Lif of Uricia misery. +o to give up for the remainder of | "(H ' . id d to drop th _|delay. Send for your ¥. o olden) 16.40, H t sides agreed to drop the case, pav-| 4% 1 for Your FREE BOOK load |the game, 15 seconds later they Penalties -- Port Hope, Free: osp1 a Troup {ing the way for. Rita's®return. to Adder To Sai € inic, Dept. 5269, man 5.13, Douglas 9.16, Downey. work in the musical version of ds hap in the first period, there was only , on 9 1 . ofifcials s Saturday they be-|m R100, 12.42, Bowmanville, Marshall, 12.16 " 9 | lieved a national film censorship|0ne Penalty this going to the Ree THIRD PERIOD | ects 1Cers Pal Joey. | : | : = board to replace the present set- | men. up among the povinces should be FOUR PENALTIES | established. fhisies ia and Rivier in the Barons and R~d- kstra. 7.07 18.47 ot ¢ offi- Utilities Minister C. L. Shuttle-| an nets were able to keep the Bs : a 7.07 duct id Friday 10 leet Mo BU V Y OUR FU L worth, minister in charge of the|. phar out. until 11.36 as the Red-! pouglas. 9.27. Downey 18.47. 10. 'Bowmanville Wilson 255 VILLE oe WW | Fl | (Berwick and Ferguson) 2.53.! BOWMANVILLE -- e om- In the second period both Heath| pepajties Bowmanville, Marshall ens' Auxiliary Memorial Hospital a Officers elected are as follows-- Manitoba censor board, said he is " i Md). considering approaching oth er|lich narrowed the margin on a Referees, Morris Walsh, Rube Past president, Mrs. T. W. Cawk- WHERE YOU RECEIVE Gf a single hoard for western Can: % the Way. Barons added another et ice president, Mee Bruce! RELIABLE BURNER SERVICE |ada as the firs' step towards a right back at 16.40 to end the WEIGHING 19 POUNDS | Mutton; 2nd. vice-president, Mrs. Two-year-old Janet Hawkins | fire destroyed the interior of , The d~g went along on the shop- | national organization. and brother, Clive, age 3, hug | their home at Pickering Beach | ping trip, or it might have died Pearlie, the femily pet, after shonping when fire broke out Shoto by John Mills i : i ir Manitoba's board already cen- jittle rougher in this frame as four Bayou Lafourche fisherman could| Mrs. I | ou Saturday, The jamily were out | In the fire, sors films for northwestern Ontario | inl handed out three to| match boasts today with the proud- pondence secretary, Mrs. L. Dulle; and its viewing facilities are used I"breakway that had Heath beaten Waldill, er; president, Mrs. L. W. Dippell: i i ow J \ --A |W. Braden; cording secretary, ~ ~ scoring in the period, play was aj NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP)--A ta er rotary, CALL RAndolph 5.3589 43 KING ST. W. {the Redmen with one going to the|est of fathers. His new twins are |treasurer, Mrs. G. Young [by the Saskatchewan board whose Barons. | believed to be the third largest| Committee conveners -- Buy territory now includes part of "The third period saw a much|born in medical history. Earl La-|ing, Mrs. W. Braden: Suphoats, LANDER - STARK OIL LTD. rs Alberta. better type of hockey as both|yus of Leesville says his twin | Mrs. C. Bagnell: Finance | clubs settled down to better pass-| girls, born Monday at Baptist Hos-| S. McMurter; sewing, Mrs. L. God- OPERATES RACKET | performance of both goal tenders' pounds and six ounces. land Mrs. Birks FROM HOSPITAL NEW YORK (AP)--A tuber- cular patient operated the numbers game from a free bed in Kings County Hospp! in Brooklyn for 18 months, Taking bets from fellow patients. The non medical operation was disclosed in Brooklyn gamblers court jen 51-year- old Gaston Phillips pleaded guilty to possesing number slips. He was held in $1,500 bail and sent to jail, instead of back to the hospital, to await sentencing. Phillips told the judge he re- ceived 20 cents of each $1 in bets he took in. The book- maker with whom he dealt has not been caught. A plain clothes policeman nabbed Phil- lips last Sunday and reported he seized 248 numbers slips from a cabinet next to his bed. a {ing and it was only on the fine |pital here, weighed a total of 19 dard: tuck shop Mrs. Cawker | Inco Metals at work in Canada Copper Is one of 14 different elements obtained from Inco ores. Inco produces over 250,000,000 pounds of copper a year. More than half of this copper goes to Canadi facturers. Rainsp and hundreds of other copper products are made |Says Secret Wealth [Is Good Advertising TORONTO (CP)--A man who in Pickering Village Fire Chief | survey interior of the Hawkins | Saturday. Bob Scott and Douglas Hawkins | home following a bad fire on | --Photo by John Mills. vi a McGuire, the Arthur Godfrey By JOHN MILLS , On Saturday night they were siuger once romanced by crooner PICKERING BEACH (Times- sheltered in three different homes. ©ulius La Rosa, has won a divorce Gazette Staff Reporter) -- On x Saturday afternoon, Douglas Haw- together again in a kins, a Pickering Beach resident ment at Pickering Beach followed a speeding fire truck Neighbours donated, much need through Ajax to the Beach to find ed items of furniture, bedding and . his own home on fire, clothing. Their quarters are cramp-|* Mr. Hawkins, his wife Doreen, ed, but they with their wee dog, .,..nd¢ of cruelty Aug 16 « and two small children were at the a family pet are all safe Binds rey Aug, 18 and she small apart- learned Sunday. Sgt. John Henry Brown, said cir- last year, in Canada from Inco copper. Copper rain. spouts like this one usually last longer than the buildings they are installed on: 3. ! "iwi |10 years parlayed a $44 stake inte business that grossed $6,000,000 | ertising, says the secret is ad-| Charlie Lewis, Toronto appliance | ealer, told a seminar of the Pickering Beach Home Dorothy Maguire [far if ¥ Seas "Doing business without adver- S { 000 D 'Wins A Divorce j using is like winking at a pretty | INN or " yu , Birl in the dark. Y y ) uf eIs $4, dalnage | MEUNNELL, Fla. (AP)--Dorothy| 21 are doing but nopody Yat does." He added: "It is essential t On Sunday night they were ail rom her air force husband, it was Fémember that you must be able 3 to back up every word in you Joseph Hirschman, counsel for advertising. 0 r A double-page advertisement in Ajax Shopping Centre when the The dog, Pearlie, might havel, oundc Aug. a0 Tote Ge SALLY'S SALLIES Pickering Village firemen raced been lost in the fire, except the, " 4 3 down on Avenue. He ew children insisted she be _taken appointed a court examiner to hear the fire must be near his home. along on the shopping trip Fron re - His first thought was they might| All day, Sunday, Ed. Stanger, Boys Sodre? i fired La Rosa need some help. He bundled his percy Sales, and Hans Karauta, fi. Octoner Tot es Vision & ows wife and family into the car and toured the homes in Pickering 1.2 Rosa's Tormance wit: Ss Tepor s followed. Beach with. a trailer behind theirloue of a singing sister -trio had CONTENTS TOTAL LOSS car picking up parcels of cloth something to do with it. Godfrey" | The Hawkins home was badly ing, pieces of furniture and food|however, denied the. 8 damaged inside. The contents, for the family. | La Rosa announced last week he furniture, bedding, clothing are a Mrs, Dorothy Reis, sald every- plans to marry Rosemary Meyer total loss from fire, smoke and thing possible is being done to 24, secretary to another crocnes water. make the family comfortable. [Perry Como : The Pickering Village firemen, paATHER OVERCOME -- | TRAC A under Chief Bob Scott, were suc-| ! Tar SHIP MAKES PORT cessful in saving the main struc- AR nigHt, Poug JE%king in HALIFAX (CP)--The Montreal ture, but the interior will have to almost overcome. when. he spoke| janker Sprucebranch, which asked be rebuilt. a S y hud y or help Thursday night, made t A short circuit is blamed for| Of the neighbours' kindness. t Sydney Friday under her bop a id. "I'v build AR h SSW All mt to, He said. "I've got to rel power, RCAF search an . $400 ® Which "will amor here now, I can't go away and! reported, The 2,400-ton Rigi Mr. Hawkins, while concerned leave all these fine friends." The ioed she had made emergency re- with his loss was thankful the boys at the plant have been gener- pairs to her disabled steering gear fire didn't occur at night. "All Sus too. Ne said. "I've Bot every- and was able to navigate. f. ly < Vk he sai " Ing, Immciudinz a washing ma- ---- -- rte t-- my family are safe e said HEAD FOR HOME | "I can't help how YOUR Mother did it. This is the way MY Mother did it." "and have lost nothing that/chine." ; can't be replaced." 8 | Hawkins has been an employee , OXFORD, England (Reuters)-- NEIGHBORS AID FAMILY of Dowty Equipment Company, for Twenty-nine senior officers from Warm hearted neighbors rallied 15 years both in England and Can-|5iX North Atlantic Treaty Organiz- to help the homeless family. ada. ation countries headed for home em em -- -------- [Friday night after attending the J -------- x | first senior officers' conference on . I ' | International affairs. Canada acted ew uinea oongs {as the host nation. . TRAINS DELAYED Meet Australians | VANCOUVER ((CP) ~ A snow slide on the Canadian Pacific Rail- By REX BANKS [striking features of the Dunas, who {4's main line near North Bend, CANBERRA (AP) -- After hear- are typical mountain men, short >-C.. Friday delayed two east- ing about him for weeks on the|@nd sturdy with well developed | Pound passenger trains for more "Jungle" telegraph," a primitive chests. Each wig is elaborately [588 Dive hours, The side stalled Plegraph, ! 'evonls aS" orl anadian for nine hours an lost tribe in New Guinea's wildmade and reveals the Dunas' pride pe [07RD for mine hou central mountains has finally met and artistry in personal ornamen- Catt en the white man face to face. tation. Some Fort made from vari. n TT + ing |0us shades of opossum fur. Smallithe sides and are painted gor Australian patrol, searshigy leaves are cunningly used for black. P Ted or the tribe in a small chain of val-|thers to achieve a fish scale ef-| The small garden patches leys isolated by dense rain forests fect, with each leaf overlapping an- cleared in the forest show the lack northwest of the administrative °c of steel tools, and tree stumps outpost of Tari. 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Canadian manufacturers buy refined copper from Inco and roll it into sheets and rod. Several thousand people are employed by these companies. Then from the copper sheets, workmen in Canadian sheet metal companies fashion copper rainspouts like this one. 4 Canadian contractors, employing Canadian workmen, install these rainspouts on Canadian homes. Beatty Dealer" Australians, indicated by signs °" & athey which ¢ : that, though they'd never before "ith bright beads and feathers. which are used to fell trees. seen white men, they knew they In addition, the natives thread had dropped from the sky. their ears with pendants of TY | It was a sound piece of native String, red beads and pieces of QUALI STOVE OIL : A o reasoning since planes had made broken shell few men were an extensive aerial survey of the spotted with small beads plainted region before the patrol hacked its into their beards in an are from mo way in during a foot-wearying 62- ear to ear = ® Prompt Delivery! 3 day journey. The Dunas had heard FIGHT WITH ARROWS E ® Court i -- p x : eous r the jungle drums rap out a mes-| Like most New Guinea tribes, Bi Service ! 10 Cc sage that the big planes belonged the Dunas are a fighting race and : to white men, | their main weapon is the bow ang HM Dial RA 5-1109 WEAR FANCY WIGS jarrow, Members of the Australian pat-| The arrows are designed with roi found the Dunas friendly, but typical native cruelty and cunning wm VIGOR OIL the fancy wigs, pierced noses and! Some are elab: ly carved and 7] earlobes of most of the tribesmen end in long needle "points ringed Rave them a grim appearance at!vith a shallow cut to make certain oq BOND ST. w. irst glance, they break off in the wounds Per Gal. CO. LTD. OSHAWA From the ore to the ultimate consumer's product, hundreds of ilv pierce h & s c caused by the thousands S i : % . + . . . BY Dlenced with 8 Dig Wek, "the Dunas' small stone ners | 68 Simcoe N. 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