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------ @* : THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, April 15, 1957 8 , MODELS PARADE PART OF DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS SPRING FESTIVAL = i % SOME OF THE MODELS WHO TOOK PART IN PARADE THROUGH BUSINESS SECTION PROMINENT LOCAL PRO- | annual meeting of the Oshawa | Alderman Norman Down, Mich- | and Neil C. Fraser, QC, presi- GRESSIVE Conservatives got | Progressive Conservative Asso- | ael Starr, MP, PC candidate in dent, Oshawa Progressive Con- | » together Friday night at the | ciation. Above left to right: | the coming federal election; | servative Association, Rink Board Officers Set The North Oshawa Skating Rink Commission met at city hall | on Friday last when activities for the past season were reviewed | and plans for next year were formulated. i The following officers were 4 elected for the ensuing year: | A. W. Petre, president; A. s.| Poss, vice chairman; Ald. Chris- | tine Thomas, secretary; H. E. | Tripp, treasurer; Mrs. A. J. Parkhill, corresponding secretary. | A. S. Ross, property committee | chairman; Ald. W. R. Branch, | Jack Dell and Don White, com-| mittee members, It was reported that the com- mission had a very busy year. A considerable amount of work was done in connection with the| change building. Essential repairs to the ice plant equipment were also made. | It is hoped the rink will be in operation for a full season next year, .---- -- TAKES OVER PAPERS ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP)--Paul Miller was elected Thursday to the presidency of the Gannett Company, Inc., which operates 23 newspapers, five radio stations and three television stations in four states. Frank Gannett, founder of the group, was elected president emeritus. Miller, 50; is a former assistant general mana-! = THE PROGRESSIVE CON- | new officers are shown above, | ans Association; Mrs. 0. C. | dent; Gordon Riehl, president; |ger of The Associated Press. sa SERVATIVE Association . of | From left to right, front row: | Richardson, 2nd vice-president. | Albert Walker, 3rd vice-presi- | DE al Ee | ma Yon | rr | Fe Jo aise Bron | Large Crowds S ee | i i | Dulles Plans | ELocal Wholesaler Cites H 2Dar Vocation 'Models In Parade SRA o roa : «Tobacco Dealers Plans 3 W | Large crowds from Oshawa and!made from the downtown mer- as won its fig a ASHINGTON (AP) -- State district were on hand Saturday chants. which would have authorized a : Secretary Dulles is planning to ex-|afternoon to view the colorful; Saturday's gala parade was one ? Hs five-for-one split in the capital min Hayden Macdonald of Oshawalare the problems of the small | tend his Lake Ontario vacation by [downtown merchants' "Parade of of the most colorful seen in this 1 stock of Trans Mountain Ofl Pipe liveis the subject of an interview in business man everywhere in Can- 2 monthe April 11 edition of the Eve- ada. ; mit" | two days If "world conditions per- | Models", and the result of the area for-some time, and marked Line Company. Chriting Times - Glove of St. John,| "My own impression of the Lincoln White, state department [taking place in the stores of down- There were high-stepping drum Soong on MAJORETTES AND scout BAND LEAD THE PARADE ALONG ROUTE oh | | CCF Wins Fight Bill Killed modelling contest that had been/the end of the Spring Festival. ne bn, along with two divorce . Maritimes, gathered from many press officer, used that phrase |town Oshawa merchants during majorettes and a brass band es- : i {ony night - fe fee pli terns Mr. Macdonald, national presi- reports and observations, is that Friday in telling of Dulles' hope the last two weeks, corted the models in the parade, : ! solved. eachient of the National Association|they have the brightest future of © | to remain at his Duck Island re-| Winning top honors in the con-|Local automobile dealers supplied i A "| The 'CCF opposed the pipeline whenf Wholesale Tobacco Dealers and all Canadian provinces because ' ! treat until next Wednesday in-|test was Jeanette Couture, of the latest model cars to transport iP. bill on the ground that the stock dardoonfectioners (Inc.), was in St. they have so many resources still { stead of returning to work here Kaye's Sports Wear, Oshawa, who the many models. split would deceive the public oa TOMiohn to attend the annual meet- untapped," he said. | Monday. He left Washington last was selected by the judges from jJUupGES WERE BUSY the actual profits of the company. muning of the N.B. - P.E.I branch 'The biggest problem to be fac- all ing the NAWTDC. ed by the distributor today, and I are | + A : a ss come here as the represenattive what Foowine is ae a eTIOW | sens of 1200 wholesale dealers, is to ob- Hower 1" he regards as the "49ife. tain and solidly establish recogni- lood of the Canadian economy" tion of and support for small 5 fi > business," he continued. (lve optlined = He agnual "The national association has x . Se I ) iranch of the National Associa- been working on a solution for { Monday. FINDS APARTMENT AFTER 6 WEEKS A Dayton, O., man came to Chicago, paid a week's rent among the 64 contestants repre- 'senting most of the bigger stores in the city. She was the recipient of a $100 prize. Second was Helen Ferenze, also of Kaye's Sports Wear, who won $50. The -third prize of $25 went to Louise Thompson, also of Kaye's Sports Wear. Official judge was M. C. Bar- nett, of Oshawa Business College, who with his college staff were kept busy counting the ballots which ended in the selection of the winners on Saturday. Miss Donna Bryant, who took the fourth prize, was one of the Oshawa Business College models | LESS DRIVING | LONDON (CP) -- Gasoline ra. tioning has brought a further drop in road casualties in Surrey. Jan uary's total of 212 casualties was : 102 fewer than in January of 1956. _ over two years and we feel that n of Wholesale Tobacco Deal-ifyn, B® Soiey 5% nat we call on an apartment, went out to | With the first top prizes going who demonstrated typing. mou, d hs to ys and confectioners (Inc.), by Ub 40" oo Board. oper-| buy groceries... then [to three models representing] Murray P. Johnston, of John- bt Ce Nr gg the Beaty ating under the Denn of | IN HOSPITAL couldn't find his way back! |Kaye's Sports Wear, the mr ston's (Oshawa) Men's Wear, was fonse tel oe e Admiral Beatly trade and Commerce, and in-| Michael Starr, Progressive - | After six weeks of futile |went to Donna Bryant, of Walms. the master of ceremonies for the b a pr y. . cluding a commission to be| Conservative MP for Ontario | Searching he placed a Classi- |ley and Magill, who was awarded day. "Mr. MacDonald arrived here ynown as the 'Fair Trade Prac- riding, is in the Oshawa Gen- fied Ad in the Chicago {the $15 prize. Michael Starr, MP, was on hand lis morning from Oshawa, Ont. tice Commission' with full pow-, eral Hospital today following a | Tribune, heard from his land- | Other winners who received ato present the prizes to the win- | SUBSCRIBERS TIMES-GAZETTE OSHAWA FOR MISSED PAPERS AND OSHAWA'S FINEST TAXI SERVICE PHONE UNITED TAXI RA 5-3541 d was met by Herman J. Mer- erg tg get, nose - hemorrhage on Saturday. | lady -- who reported she'd |,.j7, "of $10 each, were as fol- Ning models. lows: SPECIALLY TRAINED mswick and Prince Edward {, make money available to th rchants' iati i else. So there's no telling | e honey ave 0 ie), Merc Iams JD soclation Spring what some folks will lose. But Roberta Mackay, of Black's La-! The models were specially embers of the branch at the nice of delling and rat- i the easy way to tell others !dies Wear Ltd.; Beverley Bell, of trained for the Spring Festival by »ening meeting this afternoon ig Pre v4) By od interest] Se Aeros) Brom of Se what you've lost is via Classi- Glory Ann Shoppes Ltd.; Kathleen the Thornton School of Modelling. a ! Ar hp fied Ads. Phone RA 3-3492 as |Amsberry, Hat Box; Judy Evans, Miss Judy Welch, Miss Toronto . 1 ti, national director for New, "One of its functions would be After speaking at the downtown rented the place to someone y land, who will introduce him 0 smal] business man, for the pur-| festival model parade on Satur- & . F. deForest, president of the ,,¢ , ' : ' 'anch, will be chairman, a repayable over an ex from HOVere Jove Moding, ¥. | soon as you discover your |Atkins Hosiery and Lingerie Shop-/1956, was the instructress. "This is my first visit to the, "This has been done in the hospital shortly after a few | loss. (pe; Joyce Hennick, Erwinne's The parade started at the Me- Ny) ritimes," sald Mr. MacDonald, United States and 1 am making days of rest. | | Specialty Shops; Phyllis Manuel, morial Park and moved north on od Wn | Fashion Village; Sheila Dancey, (Simcoe to William, east on Wil- If you have mot received your ring an interview, "I have been J $ i hd oe 3 | +3 ard to Tena Wasments to sltend meetings |Fashion Village; Barbara Wood, liam to Ontario, south on Ontario BETTY COUTURE, THE CONTEST WINNER Times-Gozette phone your car- 1 pking forward to meeting the in Washington early t ¥ ' "EME, g this part of Canada and to rE AY sl, Toonth - » Shop; Chris Hyde, Nesbitt's La- to Bond, west on Bond to Church, rier boy first. If you are unable 8 Welscyussing with them our mutual administrative methods," Mr. 1mcoe t nite urc dies Wear, and Linda Wilson, Hat south°on Church to King, east on' T fo contact him by 7.00 = Soblems as distributors, which! MacDonald said. : L] Shop. [King to Albert, south on Albert to BIG BILL | CARSHALTON, England (CP)-- pho 20.0.m. , iy ik r | 75 MODEL CLOTHING |S, 0d West on Athol Io. the LONDON (CP)--Britons _spent|No smoke will go up the chim-[] TELEPHONE UNITED TAXI" AM his . ing from her last buyer and re-| | The contest had been going on'the Post Offi h he win. £26:000,000 more on alcohol last neys of new homes in this Surrey| H wold 3 Times turning hore. | e comes ew em ers for the past two weekends, and onl re ocd ore prizes | JCaT than in 1955--but only £1, town. A by-law makes it compul-| Cals gesting between ': bP mon, Calcutta newspapers said today | {more than 75 high school girls|awarded. {000,000 more went on beer. The sory for all new properties to have, :30 p.m. only. that this is the girl's story: In Simcoe Street United Church|Anne Yonson, Alvin Bruce Allan, [had been modelling clothes in Stores represented by the 64 total San ice bill for last year Resiing. appliances installed that! » y! y . 1 . 1 g, peti] EF at vin She was tubercular and her) {downtown stores during that time. models taking part were Black's . ¢ ll scapes father too poor to pay for medical |°® Palm Sunday morning 45 new Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Baker, John 4 nvone making a purchase of $1 Ladies Apne oh Shop, Atkins| 1e twCALCUTTA (AP)--A villager's treatment, A relative took her to members were welcomed into the Bakker, Lloyd George Corson, in a downtown merchants' mem- ; i . : 3 te a a 5 Hosiery and Lingerie Shoppe, Nes- p 20ughter in Teghra in northeast Patna, the state capital, omis- | fellowship. Of this number, 30 William James Foreman, Mr. |ber store could cast a ballot for bitt's Ladies Wear. anes | ----dia says she was sold three Says s ing to pay for her treatment. made their public profession of and Mrs, H. T. Gillard, Robert their favorite model. {Specialty Shops; Kaye's Ladies 12 KING mies in six months be'ore escap- "00 rupees ($80). She was re. faith in Christ, including 18 young Ritzie, Robert Charles Smith, ehler'she Meat Specials! Tuesday and Wednesday In Patna the relative sold her It was announced Monday that Wear; Fashion Village; Glory) sold for 1,000 .apees ($200) and people. Fifteen joined by transfer Bruce Arthur Sonley and Donald [the Da le or He fine Shoppes bo Bg ST E FCoMING EVENTS again pi A 2200 Iupecs (40). Bt of membership from other church- Edward Farrell amounted to $313,491 in purchases Magill. i from the home of her third Han es. A feature of the reception! Members joining by transfer of mr ---------- E'S x i Be AT ST. JOHN'S, CORNER OF chaser and took refuge with Hindu service was she sponsorship of cordficate Ra re-affirmation of | 3 - 3 or and S'meoe, April 15. Twenty priests in a neighboring village. each new member by an elder 'oo Were: 0 er an I nce 7 es, $15, $7, and five $40 Jackpots : Mrs. Alvin Bruce Allan, Roy 1 1 1 of the Session. Barrand, Mrs. Donald McLean, 9a 5 EA - Allow UK. Troo S A social reception for the new Mrs. Roy Barrand, Mr. and Mrs. : MILK- BINGO Pp embers will he held. following Ben Bailey, Gaylord Bailey, Miss | Opens Oshawa Harbor ] | » Li en serv, « y sday atv ITY i Bap] a Fave] In Greek Sectors teas ygyioe on Wednesday ely Berry, Miss Barbary' Faye FED @® MJ TUESDAY, APRIL 16 Cooper you John's Hall (Bloor & Simcoe) NICOSIA (AP)-- British troops = The names of the new mem- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lander. The 1957 navigation season at Supplies ' Limited. ponsored by Oshawa Trumpet were allowed in the Greek sectors bers follow: Miss Beatrice Potten, Miss Grace Oshawa Harbor was. officially] Captain Drummond was wel- | > * Tond. 20 gomes $6 and $8, 0. the main Cypriot towns today! J0ining of profession of faith Richer and Bryce Smith. opened in the early hours of Sun- comed to Oshawa by Harbor- ¢ ¢ 0 sm, ree $20 jackpots to go. In for the first time sinc. the areas Were: 2A | day morning when the Canada master Lloyd Gifford who pre- ho « SHOULDER) LB. Cubed fd LB. id of uniforms. Admission 25¢ were placed off limits 14 months _ Michael Bell, Janice Hazel LIKE HOSPITALS | Steamship Lines collier Midland sented the traditional silk hat to ul TI 89b ago. Brightman, Ruth Isobel Britten $1 , aN Prince nosed to her berth in the mark the official opening of navi- | . LOIN AND RIB A i - Vith tension lessening since the Lyuda Louise Higgins, Keith Ed- mt BRANTE ORD, Ont. (CP)-- turning basin, gation at the local harbor. | - # ¢ calk y release of Archbishop Makarios, Ward Hooey, Peter Johansen, Jr., Three Hungarian doctors, new-| The collier, which has a dis-| Now that the lower lakes are P it 49 V 1 h £9 RUMMAGE authorities decid. | it was safe to Mary Margaret Johnson, Peter comers here after fleeing their placement of 4244 tons, is com- free of ice it is anticipated that d 16S LB. ed ops 18. shefo SALE relax the restrictions during day- Reid Moffat, David Byron Harper homeland, said they were impres- manded by Captain Drummond. [the flow of coal from United light Morris, Judith Lynn Moulton, sed by Canadian hospital stand-|She was making her sixth trip of | States ports to centres along 3ars and restaurants looked for-' Gordon W. Moulton, Courtice ' ards. Better drugs and more mod- | the season on the Great Lakes. Lake Ontario will pick up to a ward to a brisk trade with the George Rose, Barbara Car-'ern surgical instruments caught! The ship loaded 6886 tons of considerable degree in'lux of amusement-starved Brit- olyn Elizabeth Schuerman, Jan- their eyes and one, Dr. Francis bituminous coal from mines in It was reported that the collier ish soldiers. Some of them have © Lynn Shay San sobel Kristof, added that Canadian nur- ' Kentucky at the coal docks 'in Coalfax of the Coal Carriers' been cooped up in tent camps for Shaw, Lynda Joyce § ses are better trained than those Toledo, Ohio. The cargo was c¢on- Corporation was sci' duled & ar 890. months, | Traude Helene Stradeski, Frances in Hungary. | n For Your Easter Feast, Buehler's Have A Fine Selection of _ Smoked Meats, Turkeys, Chickens, Etc. ood ciean clot all, B |signed to McLaughlin Coal and rive at Oshawa today. |