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BOWMANVILLE AND DISTRICT Representative -- Lloyd Quinton, 29 Temperance Street MA 3-3729 Zion And Solina Tied For Football Leadership BOWMANVILLE -- The Darling- ton Senior Football League has Maple Grove, Zion and Solina all tied for first place, while Hampton and Courtice are in second posi- tion only one game behind the leaders. Tyrone and Enniskillen Zion 2, Solina 1 Maple Grove 5, Enniskillen 1. JUNIOR DIVISION Zion 2, Tyrone 0. Enniskillen 3, Maple Grove 2. Solina 2, Hampton 1 DARLINGTON THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, June 11, 1956 8 Roses Tie For Lead $ Beating Lindsay BOWMANVILLE Brookdale Roses moved into a first place tie with Port Hope on Saturday night in Lindsay when they handed the winless Lindsay club a 6 to 2 set back. Superb fielding and some well placed hits gave the Roses a 8 to 0 lead in the second inning. They added one more in the third and finished with 2 in the fifth, Lindsay threaténed in the fourth for the Roses, got in Sitioulty. - Clint Ferguson came in and pitch- ed them out of trouble. ---- scored once in the fourth and " ed their second run in the fifth, = left 12 men on bases while Lindsay failed to get six of the runners home, ' Bowmanville RHE Bowmanville 03102 6 5 Lindsay 000110 2 § Bowmanville -- Gilhooley, 2b; Hamilton, cf; Yourth, ss; Cowle, a om i (Bn remain in the cellar with no wins to date. Maple Grove lost the services of their star halfback, Jack Munday, who was injured in Saturday's game. Jack was taken to hospital in Toronto where he is expected to remain for about a week. In the junior division Zion has taken over first position with two Enniskillen wins and a tie, Courtice are close JUNIOR DIVISIO {behind with two wins in as many| games. * Results of week end games are: DARLINGTON ' SENIOR DIVISION Solina 2, Hampton 0 when Geo. Heath, on the mound Injured Boy Comes Home |e rie pe mn. pos = oa BOWMANVILLE -- Friends and| indsay. cium il pe pewgd i skh = returned home from the Toronto FOR MISSED PAPERS IN AJAX Sick Childrens' Hospital, Phone Donnie had both thighs broken | AJAX 333 when run over by a car, on Con-| If you have not received your i street, early last month. Times-Gazette by 7 P.M., Call Maxie Yourth, popular hockey AJAX TAXI and baseball Payer in Bowman- ville, father of Donnie, said he is All cells must be ploced before 7:30 P.M. SENIOR DIVISION If; Cox, rf; Cole, 3b; Nicholson, -e Heath, p; Ferguson, rp. he ------ Lindsay -- Graham, 3b; Foley,. cf; Freeman, 1b, rp; DeBois, ss; = McGill, rf; Lewis, }; Art wd c; Stew Hicks, rc; Loucks, p. PW Maple Grove 5 Zion 3 Solina Courtice Hampton Tyrone Padgett, a ~~ an wa NC ~~ oon ee ~ = opp and? Zion Courtice Solina Hampton {Maple Grove Tyrone 3 DO GND pt RECREATION DEPARTMENT DANCE RECITAL WELL RECEIVED Courtice 3, Tyrone 1. under the direction | lightful event for the Many par- | Saturday morning class under | choreographer. In this picture | u ih ents and friends attending.' The | the direction of Dawn Jone- | 1s the recreation group of danc- | second portion of the program | Abramoff, with Marilyn Scott | ers in their colorful costumes. | was by the Legion Dancers, the | as pianist and Irnie Harvey as Photo by T. Rehder. | Court Hearing B.C. Boom Town iy Faas Remenirad [ Avoided Settles Down | roan ratss, on NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP)-- English cars helped the proprietor English cars and two American Kitimat More than 4,000 Canadians from of a 'Winnipeg service station to cars into the stalls to qualify as a ls ANCOUVER (LP) i Ontario and Quebec crossed the|avoid a court case under the city's|10-car garage. He hired a com. bi town, is gradually settling|international border into the United early closing by-law. mercial photographer to take a pic- |down_after a riotous youth, Har- States Sunday to pay tribute 10 onlin nd os Satgel(iure of fhe aSsenby, presented tol Son et tr Hee i dessop told the BL. Magis- their American comrades in arms|tion between midnight and 6 hm. the crown prosecutor, the charge Ter, nour day wie ove grill 'We now even have a traffic . during the two great world wars.|Such places are required by the was withdrawn. ~~ist far CYSTEX problem," said Mr. Jessop, 35- |year-old magistrate in the alumi- {num centre, 70 miles southeast of {Prince Rupert, since last August. In his 1 he practised law. 00 00 00 0 The Bowmanville Recreation| day night, Department dance revue, ' pre- | of plist Jrege Harvey, ACCM, . . | RMT and C ow sented at the town hall on Fri- | piotiper oo pianist, was a de- AJAX RAND DISTRICT NEWS John Mills, Representative -- Phone Ajax 426 by-law to close unless they can accommodate 10 cars. Mr. Cross land's service station has three car stalls, When he remained open 24 hours a day, police charged him with a WINNIPEG (CP)--A photograph, |breach of the by-law. | some ingenuity and eight small-size| Mr. Crossland jammed eight ccming along very favorably. Getting Up Nights For quick comforting help for Backache, | Rheumatic Pains, Getting Up Nights, | Thong cloudy urine, irritating passages, | Leg Pains ond loss of energy due to | Kidney and Bladder troubles, try | CYSTEX. Quick, complete satisfaction or | In his temporary courtroom he | also acts as small debts magistrate {and coroner for the town of 5,000 | people. | "The big-time gambling and {bootlegging is a thing of the past |up there now," he said. For one| {thing the new liquor store has) |killed off the big bootleggers. | | "Pay cheques are still pretty| | fabulous so there is a lot of gam-| bling. But it's mostly private bunk- house games that don't invite po- {lice intervention unl®ss someone is cheated or gets into a fight." | | Mr. Jessop said the company is looking for a steady type of worker, | encouraging settlement by making v4 it easy to build and buy homes. "A worker can build on a $750] down payment. This means more cars on the town's 35-odd miles of road plus a parking problem that| downtown Vancouver would not envy." | Big Catering Job Looms CAMP GAGETOWN, N. B. 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In this way, Inco nickel YELLOW i PA stays in Canada to help provide jobs for Canadians. to GES | THE INTERNATIONAL NICKEL COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED | : ; 8 % i 28 KING STREET WEST, TORONTO : NE | Producer of Inco Nickel, Nickel Alloys, Copper, Cobalt, Tellurium, Selenium, Iron Ore and Platinum, Pallas; | 1. Nickel-bearing ores are mined, milled and | | SUNDAY, JUNE 10, marked | tives and friends. It is a beauti- | the 102nd anniversary of Erskine | ful cemetery in a rural setting, | Church Cemetery, Pickering | surrounded by trees. The mem- ' dreds of rela- served By is sates. The rev: | - country's Pioneers Are Remembered DE ildren The Royal adian Ser- ine Cemetery Are Bapti t e eme ordering huge stores of food for months to prepare for the arrival | e aptised of the 1st Canadian Infantry Di- ' AJ Staff Reporter) -- Warm weather, drew's Presbyterian Church, Pick =x "| More than 220,000 loaves of TeIDEr eyo ook Drone, Lect d| ering, |B rH soacrament of In| bread, 193 tons of potatoes, 75,000 those who attended the 102nd anni-| In his sermon, Mr. MacLennan|yp ot [00 0" NES, COPETIEE OF dozen" eggs, and 275,000 quarts of Erskine Cemete on Sunday. remind us that we can leave our x training period. Huge quantities of In the EE place Sy edit footsteps in the sands of time, we ga Sundey Doraing when the Jal coffee, milk, canned meat. Sugar, : . J of south Pickering Township gath.| live and die, but the good we do M0 am, and other staples will also be st : | \ 0) | ot Cooking equipment is light and thanksgiving to God. al iui, "We never know,' he said, "how| Gary Walter, Donna Eltzabeth | moook ie si will be ay Life was hard and primitive In much we owe to the prayers and|and Douglas Allan, sons and and served under field conditions. | those days, but out of it came the work of those whom we have daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. churches and schools. They are a great cloud of witness- Henry Frederick, son and daugh- The service was conducted by'es compassing us about." ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. N. Gil- -- ih | bert; Murray James, son of Mr. Wh Pl C h | Tis * |ed with the singing of the great | fice son of Mr. and Mrs, en riane Lrashes ne ervice hymn of the church, "All hail the Scheffer; Steven Craig, son of Mr.| KOKOMO, Ind. (AP) -- Three power of Jesus mame, Let angels|and Mrs, A. Yarmie; Wilfred Kim, Men and a woman out on a ride y illi i th § 4 he { al diadem and crown Him Lord Robert William, son of Mr. and Se eu, the Slot, 2 of all." Lieutenant Smith brought Mrs. A. J. McGillivray; Deborah i high tension li A the message and his topic was Elaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. crashed into high tension lines. AJAX (Times-Gazette Staff Re-| 'Spiritual Blindness' speaking on ji i porter) -- The attendances at the the portion of scripture Mark 10: Jaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross re Saying 20 volts un Salvation Army on Sunday were 46-52 concerning the healing of >'eele. large measure to the fine weather, Lieutenant said that many people For his sermon, the minister, but meetings of blessing and spir. today are spiritually blind, they Rev. A. M. Butler, spoke on his/and man in all his complexities itual uplift were conducted by the|are blind to their need of Jesus and Jack Reid's (The Lay Dele-|of social relations and so Chris- worth and Lieutenant Smith. lives, but it was stated that spiri- Week when they attended confer- the area of industrial relations." The morning service com-| tual blindness can be healed by ence. ,, | VACATION SCHOOL menced with the singing of the the same power and in the same The theme was "God is Love",| Vacation School will be held NE ; Faith is so important and Christ centre and core of the universe.|All children from four years of ion Pa, le peuple of Thy is always waiting and willing to| "If we take love out of reli- age and up will be most heartily To make sure the milk you drink is pure, many Canadian For Thy power, O Holy Ghost. answer the prayers that are made gion then here isu't very much| welcome and will thoroughly en-| farmers and dairymen now use milk-handling snd proces- / : L Pi .|Christ that makes us so sure of|tivities during their long summer Bis nessige, Licutenant Holling. In A203, Jutoulcements Lieulen. the love we find in other places, holiday. - More leaders are needed lyness"" and of how it effects the coming weekend is a special week. Particularly in the family and|and any adult wishing to help in Min i ie : . : ted that the Christian Educa-| contact the minister of St. Paul's 1st John 2:15, Love not the it is their first anniversary and Tenor. : f | world neither the (hinge That are special meetings Wil be hed: Lon Commitee stersed the need ated Chine, Rex. M. Butler, in the world, If any man love the that regard. On the Saturday R TS ae Te " ro : so A I _| ties so that they may teach, not ing sale will be held at the home wot in Rm on the "bows and WIL be Purtiag on a musical pro only for the sake of imparting |of Mrs. George Simpson, Harwood girls listened very attentively as| Sunday, meetings of great bless. knowledge, but for commitment: |ave. north, (north of the blinker the prophet Isaiah and King He-| The evening service will he con- Bud teschers for' the years to/ 13th from 3 te 5 pm, amd 7 to 9 zekiah, and it was pointed out to ducted hy Colonel and Mrs. C. This is one ambitious project the fail nor forsake His people if they of the Toronto Division. The invi- year pit their trust Completely i SAH tation is open to all to attend" "The love of God is something enc-| these great anniversary meetings vou experience as a living real- 17 embraces man as an individual FRENCHMAN'S BAY (Times- Gazette, Staff Reporter) -- Five- ed from the water of the bay by an unidentified rescuer on Sunday afternoon. The little fellow had from his mother Norma, and uncle Len Roth, who were resting undey .a shade tree in Avis Park. by Dr. N. Sher, Mrs. Shirley 'Shep- pard, a nurse from Sunnybrook Hospital and Gus Mercier of 1154 The boy was revived in half an| hour and taken to Oshawa General Hospital for a check up and | The Johnston family live at Dun- das street west, Toronto. There are three other small children in Township. Xt was a time of re- | ory of early pioneers is pre- vice Corps has been selecting and DUNBARTON (Times - Gazette Rev. K. C. MacLennan, of St. An AX (Times-Gazette Staff Re-| Vision. versary memorial service at said, "The lives of all good men held at St. Paul's United Church Mik will be required during the| ered for their first service of Jives after in the harvests of bless- De Rilowskip St te Christigy rdered. | men and women who founded our |oved, long since and lost awhile. | Greer; Linda Lee and Glenard! | Four Fatally Burned | Mrs. C. L. Robins; Robert H. J.| I I "a prostrate fall, Bring forth the roy-| Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wiles; in a private plane were buted to S nspiring H. King, and Susan Patricia, Witness said the plane struck a| down somewhat, no doubt due in the blind Bartimeus by Jesus. The TELL OF CONFERENCE f consumed within 30 seconds. corps officers, Lieutenant Holling- Christ and His power in their 8ate) activities during the past tian Education is reaching out to words written by Emma Booth. Way that Jesus healed Bartimeus. that wonderful love that is at the from July 16 to 27 mornings only. | We, as one, implore Thee" In|in faith to Him. |left. It's the love we find in Jesus| joy this period of supervised ac-| sing equipment made from inl steel c Christian. His text was found in|end for the Army in Ajax. in that home." The Rev. A. M. Butler this very worth while task may world, the love of the Father is evening the East Torontc Band day School and mid week activi-i A Garden Tea and home bak-| the lesson was given concerning|ing are anticipated. to ensure having good leaders lights) on Wednesday next, June the children that God will never Knaap, the Divisional Commander United Church has for the coming |this coming weekend June 16 and ity", he said, "'and God's love Rescue Lad year-old Arthur Johnston was pull- wandered down to the dock, away Artificial respiration was applied William street, Oshawa released the family, aa eT] 2.7 other Precious Meials,