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4 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, TAKE OATHS HERE WHITBY SPORTS SPOTLIGHT By WREN A. BLAIR J ------ The Whitby Dunlops, thanks to the inspiration supplied by close to 500 fans who foll d them to Woodstock, climaxed a brilliant season, when they won a hard-fought 4-2 victory on Saturday night, to become Ontario Senior "B" ch The Woodstock Athletics went down fighting, and they were not humiliated in any way in their defeat. With less than two minutes remaining they yanked goalkeeper Lavi Purola out of the net, and drew within one goal of the worried Dunlops. However, Fred Etcher, forechecked the puck of the opposition's stick, and whipped it to Sandy Air, who scor- ed into an empty net, to sew up the game and the title. Seconds later hundreds of deliriously happy Whitby fans, complete with the Whitby brass band, jumped onto the ice and proceeded to put on a demonstration, that even had the Wood- stock fans remain to see the show. Finally they had to be asked | | VISCOUNT GREENWOOD CHAPTER TAKES PART IN WELCOME In the Ontario County Court- , IODE, of Whitby, when the new | sandwiches, etc., and extended | L. G. Heimpel, Mrs. H. C. Phil- vesterday to extend the | citizens arrived at the United | a further welcome. Shown above | lips and Mrs. J. A. Anderson. ha i ff Hlowship fo. th Church Sunday School Hall are six members of the Viscount | Meeting the new Canadians in land of lelowstip fo the rely Suncay * 4h | Greenwood Chapter who took | the courtroom were Mrs. Fal- citizens, after they received | other' members of the same chap- | part in the welcome, They are, | laise, Mrs. Murdoch, Mrs. Phil their citizenship certificates, | ter and members of the Prince | from left to right, Mrs. Sam | lips and Mrs. Norman Cormack ware four members of the Vis- | Phillip and Golden Jubilee Chap- Murdoch, Mrs. A. Sturgess, Mrs. | (absent when photo taken). collnt. Greenwood Chapter of the ' ters, of Oshawa, served coffee, | H. T. Fallaise, regent, | room right to cease their merry making so that the W. A. Hewitt trophy could be presented to the champions. Mayor Bernadette Smith, spoke on behalf of the city of Woodstock, and she roundly com- gratulated the Whitby club when she said, "that all the talk that had been heard about the ability of this Whitby Dunlop club, was more than true." She also congratulated the losing Weod- stock club and praised them for the spirited fight they had shown, Mayor Jermyn of Whitby, congratulated both teams, and said this was truly one of the greatest nights in the history of the Town of Whitby." the Ontario County Court, Whitby,|£iance to Queen Elizabeth II. yesterday, His Honor Judge John E. Pritchard granted citizenship certificates citizens. which the applicants took an oath of renunciation or former loyalties and took an oath of allegiance to, Queen Elizabeth. Taking part in| the ceremony were representa- tives of three chapters of the IODE tho extended a fitting wel wi the new citizens. new citizens, His Honor said: am sure that this is a day to which you have looked forward for some time. You will leave this court- room to enjoy the same privileges and same obligations as native Canadian citizens." certificate is granted, the new eiti-| zén is required to take an oath of|this country, with little money and all were invited renunciation and an oath of alle- a considerable handicap and now, Church Hall where members of glance. This, he stated, would re- by their own skill and labor have the Golden Jubilee and quire that the new citizen re- nounce all allegiance to their for- 74 Renounce Native Land To Become New Canadians In an impressive ceremony in mer country and bear true alle- political freedom. It may lurk in | your minds that other systems are They would also be required to! better but we do not believe so. Our ghetive the iaws of Canada. "It elected Fepresetiatives are intre our duty," he added, "not to enact laws t bring to 74 new Canadisni only to observe the laws but to Foote good to the greatest num- It was a ceremony in oc"; 'these laws are observed! ber of people." |God as you will Here is yen the duties of a Canadian citizen, i most important. Law ma In addressing the prospective tte Your skill and knowledge toi 8 efore bringing the new citizens ural resources. You must make the oath of allegiance, His Honor | your dominion." |IODE were on hand to wi fers unlimited possibilities. Many Bible Society had provided a new {and assist the authorities of this| "Here we also have religious | country in the enforcement of its freedom, you may worship your np | "You must also swear to fulfin freedom, within the law y be la about which I could fined as the limitation of t to) speak at length. You must contrib. 4017 of each for the freedom e t of this a-| I! tively new country, so rich in nat. to the front of the court to ¢ | Vis- your rightful contribution to your noted that the ladies of the community, your province and count Greenwood Chapter a the " wp | them as new citizens. He also an- | "Canada, said His Honor, "of-;,nceq that the Upper Canada He advised them that before the| persons you know have come to Bible for every applicant. Later the United | Prince obtained positions of wealth and Phillip Chapters of the IODE, of influence. Here is a country of Oshawa, entertained. Shortly after this, Mr. Jack Roxborough, past President of the OHA presented team captain Eddie Redmond with the huge cup, and after much handshaking, etc., the jubilant Dunlops trooped to their dressing-room. There they again hugged and squeezed each other, as they shouted and sang in the shower, as the hurried to get dressed and depart for home. After a 3-hour bus ride, they pulled under the bridge, at Highway 401, and Brock St.,, and as they pulled onto Brock, they were halted by hundreds of cheering and shouting fans. The fans pulled the players out of their bus, | Fostered Sport In Whitby, [Advertising Clifford Brown Passes Said To Keep Business Alive With Whitby gay, Sunday, from'won the All-Ontario Intermediate and hoisted them up onto the two waiting fire trucks, and then per hockey triumph, a sad note championship. He also promoted| whisked them o'f uptown, with the sirens wide open. Players and | wag struck by the passing of one junior hockey in Whitby. | RON TO aAdvertizinn 3 club officials alike were overwhelmed as they reached the four of her most sports-minded citizens. Mr. Brown is survived by his ing force that keeps the Canadian corners of the Town, to see that here was thousands of cheering He was Clifford Watson Brown, | sister, Laura, Mrs. A. McBride, of and American economies alive, fans awaiting their arrival. of 215 Henry street, better known Toronto; a nephew, Robert Mec- healthy and growing, W.E. Wil perhaps, by the affectionate name Bride, of Adolphus, Ont.; a niece, liams of Toronto sad Monday in Once more the fans swarmed into the streets, and this time |of 'Senator Brown", given to him' Mrs. John Murray, of Toronto, and an address to the Association of they stopped the fire trucks, and urged the players to yet down. |by his numerous friends in Whit- his wife, the former Dixie Girard.| Canadian Advertisers. Everyone gathered in a huge circle, and the W.A. Hewitt Tro- |by. Mr. Brown pciced away in| Mr. Brown married his wife in| Mr. Williams, who is president phy was placed on the ground right smack in the middle of the |Oshawa General Hospital, in his New York City, just after the first Of Procter and Gamble Company four corners. Then several club members raised it high over [78th year. world war, when she was at the of Ca nda Lid, 52d 48 not everyone's head, so that all could see, and the fans burst forth He was born in Schomberg, Ont., peak of her theatrical career. moe yh olne Hence shat the eouh- with a terrific three cheers, After that everybody locked arms |2nd was the son of the late Mr. Dixie Girard was a top name for an the 1g ost ding Stan. together, and they marched south on Brock St. about 25 abreast and Mrs. John Watson Brown. In many years in light opera. She States) has the hi hest . - it. singing Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Here!" At the poll the course of a full and active life,| was a prima donna in the New Jao 0: w per capita . ! police station hi he 2 vertising expenditures, nor that the band bled d they led th fond Mr. Brown travelled around the| York Hippodrome right through the the country with the second highest he band assembled, and they led the procession down to the |.,14 and conducted real estate| war, and appeared on the same giandard of living (Canada)e has arena, past the huge bon-fire and into the rink. Once in the rink, |an4 finance businesses in many| stage as such famous performers| the second highest advertising ex. people scrambled info seats and onto the ice, as short speeches |parts of Canada, including Winni- as Pavlova and John Phillip Sousa. | penditures were made by players and officials, and the rest of the night [peg Edmonton and Victoria. At) The funeral service will be from "Advertisin made for better was taken up with dancing, singing and general merriment. The |the time of his retirement, 24 years| Town's Funeral Chapel, Whitby, ' corporate citizen, A ears were partly went on 'till dawn, when players and fans alike, tired |ago, he was the owner of Pearson at 2.00 p.m., on Thursday, May -| generally more successful, were but happy, wended their way home, content and happy in the ) knowledge that Whitby had still another champlonship te add to their already successful year. WHITBY and DISTRICT 'READER' VIEWS | | | Owners Fined ir rm f Trucks "verloaded IONTREAL (CP) -- Provincial hale stopped arresting of oevrloaded trucks and e charging the truck owners, | Local Knights 'Attend Breakfast Team Spirit Made Champs | tues rer ven n officer Marcel Laporte told Of Dunlops. Reader Says Loe { Corporate Conununion and| breakfast in Oshawa last Sunday| morning: L. Rousseau, Sr., J. W.| Armand Cloutier in criminal To the Editor: pose, and in order to finally realize Nehenad, L. Rest, P. Onigubrite | rt Monday. Hurrah! and congratulations to that purpose, he finds it neces i- "HERITC wo HOE nor | Mr. Laporte made the announce-'a very worthy team. The Whitby sary to ride rough-shod over some ; "yoo 04 Jas Smyth. the representatives of Dunlops Senior "B"" Hockey people and obstacles that seem, Five of the abov I bad »s owning 12 trucks seized Team. The All-Ontario Cham- for the moment, to threaten his ive of the above members had| Ste. Anne de Bellevue! pions. final objective. To Wren Blair, the honor of being Presented with . ht filed court pleas. All < _.'this proud town of Whitby owes 42 years membership pins as ¥ rrangements were fixed for May Wi Som and ve tom Lave the honor of being host to this lows: L. Rousseau, Sr., J. W. Me and the vehicles were released |. 0 phen pom caivad an hon. Championship team. Two years Donald, F. O'Connor, L Harris, + a cash deposit of $100 for 5 DN" ago, Wren was very much alone, and James Smyth, who also re- y el ored place in the annals of sport, d » : ived his Past Grand Knight' 1 had been paid. A when he tried to sell his baby ceived his Fas ran night's Xe by their consistent team effort on i in. Pin ously, drivers of overloaded the one hand, and the solid sup- dream to those in the sports cir- Fl who were arrested by po: port, and recognifion of true cles of the town. The criticism d been detained overnight $a] 7 levelled at him in those days Is. This practice was recently champions, on the other. would have daunted a less cour- PERSONALS i by criminal gn Wiis 2 Tdeed Honored ond ageous man. He was crazy with é and t uebec proud of her champions. Individ- his jdeas, and what is more, his i ually, the members of the team j.hts in so far as the hockey club oor: and MIs, Horace Por are gentlemen, and good, clean 55 concerned, were enormous DO ata, re oe Avess 5 Su sports. The time and effort de- The committee he was able to or- gav he manded of them, (and not forget- ganize (by dogged deiermination) = ting their wives, and families) is were amazed at the figures he Mr. Roy Fawcett, of French-| man's Bay, paid a visit to Mr and Mrs. A. C. Gill, of Brock street] south, recently, before leaving for| Bros. Real Estate in Toronto. | THe service will be conducted by better contribut: Mr. Brown came to Whitby on| Rev. John Smith of Whitby United causes, could bi . «Hint his retirement, and immediately) Church, assisted by Rev. David of salaries and attract right togk a keen and active interest in Marshall of St. Andrew's Presby-| kind of le. Whitby sport. He held an executive terian Church, Whitby. Interment SAVES fioNEY position on the Whitby Interme- will be in the family plot at Mt.| Advertising didn't cost money, | diate "A" team of 1934-35, which Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto. but actually saved it. 'My own company would never have the courage to have many millions of dollars worth of raw materials on hand unless I knew I had the safe, sure power of adver- Grade 10A took charge of the P assembly show last week and put| on a skit and two musical ar- rangements. The skit was called tising to help move the finished roduct. coming track meets. If you recall, puppy Love. It was the story of] last year six boys walked off with 3 young boy and girl. The boy] "None of our modern eon- veniences, such as freezers, gar- everything possible at Hamilton. jijked the girl better It will take several days to tell all the aspects of this victory, much less the season itself. There are so many to whom this writ- er is personally indebted for making this championship possible. To the players, who were collectively the greatest bunch of guys I have ever had the pleasure of working with, But they know this, and I will have many hours to tell them how much it has meant. The Arena commission have given the team every consideration, | and men like Norm Irwin, Don Wilson, Francis McIntyre, and in- deed all their committee, are reason enough to find this business | | | t gratifying, Th taff h h of thei | BL Drauxs Dosa most gratifying. The arena s ave given much of their time, | eld team, for which the club is deeply grate'ul, while the Whitby Dunlop Hoe- || Vel, fhe ing forth- key club directors, namely, Judge John Pritchard, Norm Irwin, | %1n. gong Maurice Wootton, Hudson Marshall, Ed. Bowman, and Jack Mec- | Kone, have all contributed time and effort that has made this championship possible. bage grinders, radio and television sets, would be available today-- or if available, only the % if one per cent of the income group us realize. When, after a brilliant po was personally bearing the than any could buy them--without advertis- In Explosi n Xp 100 {game, we watch them put on a jad to a large extent. This baby a great deal more than some of presented to them, and, mind you, a two months' trip to England. | HAMILTON (CP) -- Two con- BoL-sorillisn Ligon 3 we are of his was making him poor, fin- workers were injured { ing jo. eriticize an andly. By ancially, but it was. moulding a he d ite fi emembe. ese lellows are NU- strength of character within him when a dynamite MUS€ man, and all during the day, they (hat is one of the fine things prematurely and set off an have had to work the same as pout him | ion while they were loading you and I. Beyond that, they come , ted | holes in a sewer excavation out on the ice, both in Whitby and Wren is blunt, but he is sincere, ? . o and to him I offer personal con- 1 Hamilton mountain. oh Se oad, and put ou an effort gratulations on the success of his nr ra untiring effort, through summer i Hoiting, 58, of suburban oT iffered a possible broken energy than most of us use in and winter, to bring his dream to it and cuts to the left €1ht hours. iss its highest fruition. Wren, you i. Stanley Stillar, 54, of Hamil. The team spjirit has been much page demonstrated to us the wis- ceived face cuts. in evidence, throughout the whole 40m of kesping everlastingly at of the Robinson Con. Season. It's a grand thing 10 jt of setting your sights, and Company said the two watch. No one on the team has paintaining those sights, come opped a stick of dvna- sacrificed the game, in _order 0 fair weather or foul. Thank you by a 45-second fuse gain personal glory. Each has for your dogged determination: d hole. They were played as a member of the team, vour courage: and the object les- d unconscious by the blast. [to bring success to the team. No gL, for life: "If a thing is worth SE ST greater commendation can : iv t lay doing, it is worth doing well". given lo any payer. One final word. All this would The team spirit brings a glow of have been impossible had we not pride to all of us. As a team they had, in the first place, men like yore, gabestaple. Cnt tess them Norm Irwin, to sponsor what to KV ) + oF bringing va, =, Ithy, many ,,,st of us seemed a little out of RK) ILLE (CP) John happy hours of top-notch hockey our reach. A $100,000 artificial ice aker said Monday the de-| entertainment. (Also for so CON ona. This community effort is v of NATO must be re- fidently demonstrating the super- .. "if the finest things to happen e lizht of Russia's iority of the team spirit, giving r A 5 to Whitby, We are all grateful to "*+°¢ %¢ Aha mic offensive. al a us 2 splendid whject 165 you, Norm, and to the committee Cornwall and Cardinal, being re ker, member of 8 0 } ar 4 Best wishes are extended to Mrs. Marion Bromell, of Euclid street, who just celebrated her birthday. Little Elizabeth-Anne Gauthier| will be celebrating her sixth birth- young friends wish her many more. | Mrs. C. Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dafoe and daughter Gaile motored to Frankford on Sunday to visit Mrs. Nicholas Da- foe, sister of Mrs. Fletcher. and mother of Mr. Dafoe. Mr. Bill Rowley is spending a few days in Brockville before tak- ing up his new position in Galt. )-foot be Rail Line To Link Cornwall, Cardinal TORONTO (CP)--A $848,494 con- tract for work on 40 miles of double railway track between Nia fenbaker Wants '=w Defence Policy 7 day on Wednesday, May 2. Her| Of course, behind it all has been the mravelous support of the hockey public. Fans from good fans from Oshawa, ty truly h , Ajax amd of the Whitby, swelled by many more Brooklin, have made this a y accorded the team on their arrival home from Woodstock, is something we're sure, will not team for years to come. There are many others we know we are missing here, but it would take hours to cover them all, and we're sure they know of whom we speak. To everyone we say a hearty thanks. Summer sports activity is rapidly moving upon us, and we hope to be able to give the Whithy Lacrosse team and the Whitby ball clubs they have as much success as week, we will deal with the statistics of the past season, and hockey will give way to the com Whitby. It's wonderful to be a and we know we speak for the entire Whitby Dunlop Hockey club, when we say this ! The be forgotten by members of the coverage in this space, and may did the hockey club. Later this ing season. Meanwhile, thanks part of this active community, These boys were: Glen Brooks, other girl. But the feelings were|ing to make the consumer aware Bill Baldwin, Bob Crawford, Bob not mutual for long. The lad re-| of 'and want that product, and go Barlow, Neil Wilson and Glen) gysed to stay home to see his/ out and buy it in volume." Brooks. aunt because he had a date with) R.R. McIntosh oa Toronto was Toronto General Hospital Will Pay Student Nurses (CP) -- A revised GREATER CHANCE TORONTO | nurses' training program under] In the final year of the three- These same boys, and a few his girl friend, but a few minut pr the associa- more, will make a return visit to later he came in sporting a black|tion. Hamilton next Saturday, May 5. eye. The students wrote a song to go on to Newmarket on Satur- School Exonerated day, May 12. On Friday, May 18,|in the High School, and all the the track team will go over to| detentions handed out at this time te in that same event in| The students are working labor- action against the board of educa- Por nerough on May 25. The win-|fously on the displays for Open tion over eye injuries Sullered, by ners of the events in Peterbor-| House now. and we hope that a 2 girl when hit by a snowball dur- Justice C.D. Stewart, have a pretty full schedule work. Open House will be here in Joey the next Tih and here's the very near future -- see you He gave no reasons for his judg- hoping they go right to the end. |then. Sotut of the leit: eve of Carel BERLIN (AP)--The East Ger- ing to evidence. Plaintiff's conncel man news agency reports the So- | argued lack of supervision in the viet Unlon has leted plans school yard. Il proceed about Whitby High School and the - 1] * Oshawa and the boys who place, of year, and belleve you me ume (Of Child s Injury ough will go on to Orillia and try majority of the parents will come! ing recess in a public school board Grace Brush: 9, was impaired per- 1] ] Girl Injured. for a sun-operated electric power| this. event, they wi np oy ar second one was about the teachers first or second in any event, will are numerous. LONDON, Ont. (CP)---A damage their skill there on June 2. Soland see the results of all this ¥2S dismissed Monday by Mr. SOLAR POWER manently by the incident, accord- » ating u plant, in which solar energy will produce steam to drive a turbine generating electricity. : ate. scause of » St, IT : Y appoinied to promote, and run, located because of the St. Lawr Prince Albert, life. It is the secret of success in 2 ALA ence power project, has ' heen i ray ife » tea rit this arena, awarded to Mannix Ltd., of Cal year course they will be given { a ditrict assembly of all ways of life, the team spirit on aw? ' 4 2 Sau that Sahat the 1 wold be remiss, if, in writing Our sincerest thanks. These are i gary, it was announced Monday. greater opportunity to serve at : not been able to do this eulogy, I failed to mention the reflections of one of the proud- PAPERS IN WHITBY "| which students receive salaries at| Held Guiltless TORONTO (CP) -- A Supreme| Court ruling that the suburban] ALBERT RANDALL wan EONS The Ontario Hydro = Electric | the end of their second year Was patients' bedsides. They will re- v hopes to do by eco- one most important personage, est men in Whitby Commission said the con-|announced Monday by the. schools ceive diplomas and certificates of yiefenhaker| who, to those who know, is the --GEORGE MUNNS |of nursing of Toronto General Hos- registration, Power tract calls for ballasting, track- Leaside Skating Club was liable for injuries suffered by a 12-year-| | The students will go on ward Phone ted work on the k is to be ready Na- 1957 laying and ass line. The new | for operation by the Canadian | tional Railways by May 1, Work is to begin by May 15, rvative power and guiding genius behind the scenes (for the most part) 1-speak of Wren Blair. This in la chap is sometimes brutal in his 1 Middle Eastern countries approach, and often offends, not, 1 cultirrd proc- mind you, for the purpose of cf- Saves -6,000,000 .1 extended more than fending. He is too busy a man to TORONTO (CP)--The Canadian ) in trade credits to un- bh» concerned with such petty Red Cross Society's free blood ved countries. things. He is a man with a pur- transfusion service saved Cana- ------ dians $6,000,000 last year, the an- wD wd th Phone 8-3618 nuzl meeting was told Monday. prod ! EVENING SHOW 7 P.M. 10% PLAYING, Free Blood Service igned 39 Murray Winner In Essay Contest HALIFAX (CP) -- Midshipman S. E. Murray of Port Arthur Mon- day was named winner of the naiionwide naval history essay con- test sponsored annually by the Navy League of Canada. He was one of six midshipmen of the cruiser Quebec to gain top honors. His essay was on Strategy and Tactics. Other top winners included Mid- shipmen W. P. Dall and M, W. Judge, both of Belleville. society's $7,639,000 expenditures last year, were for free blood transfusions. . | Vernon Hale of Hamilton, na- tional RQlood-donor chairman. re- ported Canadians donated 374,428 bottles of blood to the Red Cross in 1955. Hospitals used a record 239,912 bottles. WHITBY CLASSIFIED FOR ALSCO ALUMINUM COMBINA-| ALL KINDS SAWS FILED AND SET; tion windows and doors. phone "Doc" lawn mowers ground and set and re- Dhfoe, MO 82350 after 6. Free esti- paired. Andy Anderson, rear Geo Ha. mates. May 13 mer, 210 Brock Street South. June 1 Honorary treasurer W. Dent Smith told delegates that $1,998,400, LAST COMPLETE SHOW 8.30 i wis * 11 Shows On Dayli or more than one-quarter of the A "7 ALL THE LONGINGS AND LAUGHTER OF FOR RENT -- FURNISHED SINGLE room, quiet business lady. Breakfast and lunch optional. MO 82512. 102a FOR RENT -- THREE-ROOM UNFURN- ished downstair apartment, light, heat, water included. Private entrance. Quiet couple preferred. Available May 1. Phone MO 8-2765 101 # ALL THE GLORY AND FOR SALE LLOYD CARRIAGE, | good condition, silver grey: child's 3- | piece corduroy outfit, size 2, light blue. Phone MO 8-2905. 102¢ 765 GARDENS AND LAWNS ROTOTILLED, sodding and seeding. Phone Whitby MO- hawk 8 2587 1006 | FOR SALE -- LLOYD PRAM, EXCEL- [pital and its Wellesley division, | Officials said the new plan | scheduled to start next September | | *thas two objectives: | To relate academic teaching) more closely to actual hospital ex-| perience and to make a nursing career more attractive to students, Students will receive salaries of $130 .a month at the end of two years when they write examina- tions to qualify as registered] duty within four weeks of the be- ginning of the course instead of spending months in book studies and lectures before starting actual hospital work, officials said. At present, students take a three- year course and live in residence. Under the new plan, they may live out during their third year and must pay a tuition fee of $50 for the first two years. Officials said students must also supply their own books and uniforms. nurses. ! | Drew Wants Labor Laws Amended OTTAWA (CP) -- Hon. George Drew, natiopal leader of the Pro- gressive Conservative party, said Monday night that federal labor legislation should be revised to meet current labor conditions, Mr. Drew made the statement on the CBC's free-time political telecast, The Nation's Business. He appeared on the program with party colleagues Mrs. Ellen Fair- clough, Hamilton West, Gordon Churchill, Winnipeg South Centre, and Thomas O, Bell, St. Jopu-AL ber:. The Opposition leader and his | Civil Defence Given Testing CHATHAM (CP)--The Chatham Dally News sald Monday two of its reporters nied six empty boxes around Windsor Saturday in an effort to Jove the city could be devastated by sabiteurs bear- ing suitcase atomic bombs, The paper said Ted Clifford and Gordon McGregor were assigned to drive to Windsor with the boxes, labelled: This is an empty box. This box is being used to test Windsor's civil defence. "Please phone civil defence headquarters when you find this box. Said the paper: "And although they were placed in highly-strategic and sometimes obvious locations not one had been reported found to Windsor civil defence headquarters." The boxes were hiddg at a e PLUMBING HEATING OIL HEATERS SHEET METAL WORK Phone: MO 3-2991 EVENINGS: 102-A Byron St. S. EN ALBERT 8-4224 MO 8-4248 old girl when she was knocked) down by a rope stretched across| an indoor skating rink Monday was reversed by the Ontario Court of Appeal. Mr. Justice .G.A. Gale last Dec. 15 ordered nine directors of the| club to pay $6,000 to Pamela] Elizabeth Didd and $757 to her) father, George William Dodd. In Monday's ruling, Mr. Justice W.F. Schroeder of the Appeal Court said the directors had -no duty to the plaintiff as individual club members. Mr. Justice Schroeder sald the | rope, held up by another skater, was in plain view and had been seen by the girl before the acci- WHITBY DRY-BY-DAY Accounts of social events and news items of local interest and names of visitors are ap- preclated. If you have not received your Times-Gazette by 7 P.M., Call BELL TAXI "we All calls myst be Blessed before The next meeting of the Co-Op, Guild will be in the form of a so-| cial and will take place at the] home of Mrs. J. Coax, of Dundas street west, on Thursday evening, May 3. ! The Ontario Hospital mixed bowl- ing club is holding their annual dance on Wednesday, May 2. The dance will be held in the Amuse-| WANTED TO RENT HOUSE IN Whitby or Oshawa with option of buy ing. Phone MO 8.2278 991 ROTO-TILLING PLACE YOUR ORDER PRESENTED BY now for lawns and gardens. Expert work ADULT | lent condition. Reasonable. Phone MO 8-2506. 102¢ BLOWING SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED THE SANITARY INSULATIUN, Free Estimates HOME Method. colleagues utilized the 10-minute power station, a railway station program to discuss the role of a locker, on the Detroit river water- ment Hall starting about 9 p.m. federal givertment in the field of | front. at one end of the Ambassa-| Everybody is welcome to attend. | labor under its jurisdiction. | dor bridge, in railway marshalling I Mr, Churchill said federal labor | yards and at Windsor city airport. | AT RECITAL | HAVE YOUR LAWN MOWER SERVICED NOW and AVOID Entertainment WARNER BROS. Phone C. Dragomotz, MO 8-3900. May 2% way Walter Ward, Whitby. 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He agreed with Mr. | Drew that there snould be no. fed: | eral compulsion in settlement of labor disputes. | Mrs. Fairclough, the party's la | bor specialist, said the main con-| cern of workers today is job se-| curity. It heing ieopardized | by imports from countries with] low standards of wages and living conditions, } Fritz, docked here. Theft Aboard Sh Sailors Jailed SARNIA (CP)--Two Owen Sound men, William Ford, 26. and Nor- man Nickels, 47, were each sent jai! Monday tree months on conviction of stealing articles from a shipmate aboard the barge John ip, 0 y for t} On Saturday, April 28, at the, McLaughlin Library the Oshawa! and District Branch of Ontario! Registered uMsic Teachers' Asso- ciation presented a recital. | Mrs. P. N, Spratt of Whitby pre- sented three of her pupils: Miss, Susan Morison in a piano solo, "Tarantelle"; Miss Kathryn Ham- er, plano solo. "Sonatina", and Miss Catherine Bush who sang DELAY Ww WILSON'S (Aa CYCLE & SALES MO 8-3746 1 beautifully a Molly Carew selec tion, "Everywhere I Look", _ | m 7:30 ra.