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2 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, July 22, 1007 THERE WAS FUN AND GAMES GALORE FOR THE KIDDIES AT LOCAL 222, URW-CIO PICNIC ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN LAKEVIEW PARK THE WATER FOUNTAIN WAS A MOST POPULAR PLACE THE MERRY-GO-ROUND ALSO GOT ITS CUSTOMARY BIG PLAY FROM KIDDIES Ontarios Enthusiastic OBITUARIES SixInjured 'Scout Leaders Bid Farewell About Training Period |:tihmi imas bi a In Collision To Jamboree-Bound Boys road north, on Sunday, July 21, of, The funeral service will be held 2 : Leslie John Warren beloved hus-'at the Bush Funeral Home, Belle- A two-car collision, at the inter- : : : 3 A pride of the military, the On-| the entire schedule. However, the years." band of the late Caroline Ander- ville, at 2.30 p.m. on Tuesday section of Athol ' and Rowe With the best wishes of their PRAISES APPEARANCE to England were Fred Ball and eric Regiment is back home|last three days in Petawawa saw, Everyone to whom the question son. Mr. Warren was in his 76th July 23. followed by interment in in els, eally Sunday evening, re leaders ringing In their ears, Mr Paynter praised the scouts Ken Cude, both senior leaders. ol ID i he a of OE Oe ues ver. Belleville Cemetery. Rev. H. M u ed i 3% people be ng rushed Scoutmaster Donald Holloway and oy, their fine appearance. He knew Also with the party was Scout At B p.m., Saturday, a speciallin shade. The tank crews took 1983 was posed, gave an emphatic, A son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Davis will conduct the services. to he )shawa General Hospital. six Oshawa Boy Scouts boarded a fev would: hive & rm: hag master C. Edward of Oshawa, CPR troop train bearing regi-|temperature readings ranging and positive reply. Even mem. William Warren, the deceased was In the Oshawa Union Cemetery. A oo siment for multiple cuts chartered airplane at Malton Air-' oe sal a good time, he why will be in charge of the To- ens of the 15th Militia Group,|from 120 - 140 degrees in direct hers of the. summer school on). |POrn at Utoff, Ontario, on Mar. 3, MRS. RERBERT G. LOUNDS and bruises all were released. |port, Toronto, Sunday night, on said, and wished them (he best of ronto contingent. He will be as. cluding ""T' Regiment, paus-|sun -- the element in which man- legiate institute students ling 1882 and prior to coming to Osh. MRS. HE iF x. LOUNDE Treated in hospital were the he rst lee o. their Journey to at. luck and the best ood times, Sisted in England by Assistant ed at the Oshawa CPR station|oeuvres were seemingly always summer months with the regi. Va 18 years ago had lived in The death occurred at Brace- drivers, Richard Ferguson, 19, of tend the for Scout Jamboree all prior to their de we the Scoutmaster Cude and Assistant to dispatch the Ontarios. | conducted. ment, were warmly in favor 5 7ion and Toronto. He was a car- bridge Hospital on Saturday vy RR 1, Hampton and Robert Ar- Sutton Coldfield, England. Ve viereii 1 bird Montreal, The men, tired, overheated and| First few days at camp, sol- their new summer employment, |Penter by trade. 20, of Rebecca Hewitt f nold, 221 College street, Oshawa. Prior to their departure from A Ab a ¥ ith bags OTHER DEPARTURES t laden after an eight-hour, diers developed some raw sun- ci: : ploy * |" The deceased was a member| Herbert G. Lounds, in her 80th Arnold's father, William, was the Oshawa the party gathered n the Eontaining si scout souven-| James Slyfield, who was at the rail journey from sum.| burns but by the conclusion of the , S¢idiers who have seen camplof Centre Street United Church|year. Mrs. Hounds, who dat only passenger in his son's ve-| auditorium of the Boy Scout Head a My END amb puts they farewell Sunday night. leaves by ing 'exercises at Camp week, almost everyone sported a. ing in. past years with the and was very active in commun-|370 Arthur street, Oshz Jrarters. Athel Eifeat west iyere nel at the ( ae oc s plane on Wednesday of this week were met by a mod-| handsome bronzed complexion. | Ontario Regiment, were also effu- ity affairs in the Thornton's Cor-/hot enjoyed good health for some Passengers from the Ferguson ey were inspected and ad dress. | ontaining lchires o amp with another group. On Saturda f relatives and friends | sive in their expressions of satis- pers area. months and. had been seriously car given treatment were Isa- ed by Alfred Harrell, president of Samac articles provided Scout, George Yule of Oshawa will a oe |NO DISCONTENT faction for this year's series at! Predeceased by his wife on Nov, |ill for five week belle Rutherford, Agnes Ruther- the Oshawa Boy Scout As a-| by the Iz auxiliaries and other leave. MORALE AT PEAK | But the most arresting feature| Petawawa 5, 1051, he leaves a daughter, Mrs.| Born in Grey township, Huron ford and Theo Rutherford, all of LOR: William C. Payer. district) scout orgamizath Others from Oshawa attending Fatigued though they may have| apparent to any one observing| Four of these veteran Ontarios Ross Law (Bernice) of Whitby and county, the deceased was a Toronto, Sutin sEioues ang Stanley ich Members of the party to whom the jamboree will be Miss Leanor been after the tedious trip, their|the Ontarios, was their enthusias-| were discussing merits of the 1957 three sons, Charles L., of Hamp- daughter of the late W im and The Rutherford vehicle was go- 2 gson, executive Migr vi one. farewell wa i ac ay (night Salter. Scoutmaster Ed. White and morale was at peak. During the tic approval for what ever task camp on board the train' return- ton; Arnold R., of Calgary and Rebecca Hewitt ident of ing north on Rowe street when it remember hey En bab 1d of Glen age 1 ME soon; iA Si ashouse, Malton at 10 ry Joven Gay the 198 officers] of training they engaged. Not ing yesterday. The soldiers hold- Alvin A. of Oshawa. A Oshawa for 28 years, she Jad pre-| was in collision with Arnold's car. the world's finest organization and Davis, 8ih Sea Scout Troop: Ron- p.m. Sunday night and landed Ss prising the/once did the all-too familiar|ing this talk were Sergeaht Nich-| Also surviving are .a sister, viously lived in Hamilton. $he was Damage was not extensive, that they must maintain the high ald Tozer, Ist Troop: Dale South- in England this morning, ho! ; : : : ; e summer strength of Ontario Regi-| 'whine of discontent" sound out | olas Hall, 895 King street east,|Mrs. Thomas Anderson of Orillia a member of St. Matthew' Angli tradition of the local association'well, 15th Tre James Slyfield, scouts will be accommodated in at all times during their contacts 5th Tréop and Stoutmaster Don- Surrey, England, during the seven ment, underwent intensive con-|Grousing and grumbling about Oshawa; Sergeant Jack Frost, and seven grandchildren. can' Church. | tact training, manoeuvring the chore -- the food, the offi-| 1279 Minden street, Oshawa; Ser-| The memorial service will be| predeceased by her husband in OSHAWA AND | with scouts from other nations at 'ald Hollow days prior to the opening of the the Jamboree. Also travelling with the party jamboree, @bout in 22 tanks at Petawawa. | cers -- the schedule, are usually geant -Gene Huntley, Prince Al- held at the Armstrong Funeral may, 1044, she leaves a daugh- They were instructed in battle| present in limited degrees wher- bert, Ont. and Sergeant Joseph|/Chapel at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, ter Mrs, H. J, Hoobs (Helen) and | Camping equipment for the big sequences as applied to armored ever soldiers or civilian workers Frendo - Cumbo, Dundas street|July 23, conducted by Rev. M. A.|3 gon Bernard N. Lounds, both of DI TR | | FURECAS) TEMPERATURE SXonts of the British Isles, who are | WEATHER pith "RATURES" outs of the British Isles, who are | { hicle. corps. The soldiers spent 10 to 11) gather in large numbers. west, Whitby Bury, minister of King Street Oshawa. Also surviving are four 2 iawn H hours daily working in a wilder No ome had anything to com-| "We could have used another United Church, Interment will be|gpandchildren Low tonight and high Tuesday hosts tc the scouts from many goss aereage Jes the camp site.| plain about. They were working Week." Now wasn't that the best! GEORGE FRANKLIN FOSTER | The funeral service will be held Yingsor Ee ; 5 lands, ie area er ana y miles| harder than they'd done in some We've ever had!" Such was the| BELLEVILLE -- The death oc-/at the McIntosh Funeral Chapel CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUBTJECT, TORONTO (CP)--Official fore- 1 od has +44 as along the Ottawa River. time, most were quick to agree quality of remarks made in con-| curred suddenly at his residence,'at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, July 23. The ever-availability to h casts issued by the Dominion pub- worn dhidiboly Aside from being ideal training| and yet they had no complaints. versation as these four senior|Cangifton, on Saturday evening, Rev. R." A. Sharp, rector of St. ity of God "the Source o man DA ape office at 5 a.m.: Win Sam oh } X und, topog speaking, | Most surprised of all was Lt.-Col, NCO's discussed events of the July 20. of George Franklin Fos- Matthew's Church, will conduct life and infelligence, was set oe ; Synopsis: Cooler air which cov det SAME 4 SU BSCRIBERS area was a paradise.| F, S. Wotton. The commanding past week. ter, beloved husband of the former the services. Interment will be in at Christian 'Science services on os all of Central and Northern St. C 3 : ur T MES GAZETTE pou bib he Rg pe pifives said rion he) ne a ROUND OF DINNERS Floretice T. Ward, in his 70th the Oshawa Union Cemetery Sunday, July 21. The Golden Text Ontario now is pushing slowly Hamil on HR 5 | - I rthills y g SC le 8C. S od year. - - - vas 4 RT] N i er » el 3 yi gently into gradual peaks. The|given him a twinge of conscience Friday night at Petawawa was" Born at Moira, Ontario. the de- was oF om, Romans (6:23): "The southward and will saver oe lowe: Muskoka REET, OSHAWA military base and training area when he'd prepared them. "| a general round of banquets con-| ceased was a son of the late Mr. a 1 To oh is eternal life through Great Lakes TER ons Ahm yen. Killaloe verses i are on the Ontario side of the| "I felt after I'd finished draw-|ducigd in the officers', sergeants', and Mrs. James Gilbert Foster esign vciear Jesus Christ our Lord, ng, Showers ol Ten ly Pa Earlton srrene 4 1 FOR MISSED PAPERS AND majestic waterway. Across the|ing them up that they might be © adh amd Dlisted TneB's He nied Worked fa Feveral Ontario 4 3 2 BIRTHDAYS TODAY high A ro. aren moving ZCIOSS grain ' cons ] 75 OSHAWA'S FINEST TAXI river is Quebec and the sta »wh . ..| messe; egimental members at-| cities and for the past nine years TONErs i i big in wi Ano. orth . 55 I Eicher 20 the, stant of Sow El Crome. of im. | tached to 15th Militia Group Offi- had been in Belleville, owered Tanker MC eratulations are extended to Northern Ontario Will bring Sumy | gapuskasing ......;. 30 7 SERVICT PHONE However, it seems unlikely sol-| nant muttering," Lt.-Col, Wotton Cers Mess sponsored the only| A retired special investigator " EASA wis. street north: Pant' i ve Ses a porno Is forecas' White River ...... Ki diers saw 100 much scenery d bserved : bial formal celebration on ,camp for the Canadian National Rail-| LONDON (Reuters)--Two Brit Christie avenua. Farrow. 361 change in temperature is forecas' yp ,qoneo . 5 7 UNITED TAXI ge 52W oo mil A goeuery ape observed, grounds ways, Mr. Foster was a mem:|ish' companies I 2)- Tw Bri prise Jlene, Mrs, F. Hum- for the North. ; t00 busy fulfilling the elements of WEEK TOO SHORT Saturday the men were roused|Der of Bridge Street United nounced they have prepared de. Perry Parish 321 Annapolis av | egional forecasts valid wntll ,, Loppypn INJURED RA 5-3541 the commanding officers' ambiti-| Actually the men's comments at 5.30 am, ate breakfast and Char A _ |signs for a 65,000%on nuclear-pow- énue, who are celebrating their midnight Tuesday Lake Huror NIAGARA FALLS, © CP) ous and active training program. | were in Teverse of the expected marched smartly to the depot at| Besides his wife he leaves two are oil tanker birthdays today witke Erle. Sot BI LR ond. Pen firemen were injured Satur- | If you have not received your . ; | "beefing." ey expressed dis-/ Petawawa i "g " y ny : indsor, Lc : Mainly RY tov fiohting ¥ sven imes- tte ph: care WEATHER FAVORABLE | appointmnt that their week's| Out of the entire success per. | training week. The words say Se rea Sums DAMAGE WAS MINOR with scattered showers and th day fig the a0 a bigwigs pongo Weather conditions were 'in|training could not extend another sists the thought which men of simply the thought -- "we're cock and Wilcox, Limited, boiler AS far as can be ascertained only dershowers i ds tight *™ House Hotel here. Damage was | to contact him by. 7:00 pm. the troops' favor during the week-| seven days. Everywhere and with | Ontario Regiment express in a ahead of the game" or "we're makers, said in a joint statement minor damage was caused by the cooler Tuesday. he > gh On-| estimated at more than $120 000 Jong exercises. By good weather,| everyone, the general view was unique way. The coined phrase of) fortunate" The words themselvesithat only a large tanker is feas- heavy rain and electrical storm | Northern Lake uron, » it n:| Fire Chief William Wage said|] TELEPHONE UNITED TAXI it is meant, a predominance of| maintained ' 'the best summer only two words sprang up into on Ontario's lips -- "We're laugh- ible because of the high cost of vhich swept from west to east, tario, Niagara, Toronto, 2 x | a smouldering cigaret i the vock. i Mainly cloudy with a few showers ilderix iret in the cock 1 . od Fr Calls accepted between 7 - sunshine beamed down throughlcamp the unit had undergone in' wide - flung usag i | ing." J i atio north of Os v 8 ail bar i etwas ge 2 ? eon Jn! wide 9 ing usage during the) ing 2 puciear inst sation afternoon, Po Syauay and thundershowers today. Sunny ted Dar tin » i Tiday might for the rain was so heavy motor ve- Taentay. Cooler. Winds northwe She Be 2 im ~( ages he laze, cles hs i 9. } t 1 1 icles had lo 20 the Side of Georgian Bay, Haliburton he old building and ate through I . A dite ~-- Cloudy with a few Sliders fags the roof. I Clear with a few cloudy intervals SNAKES LOCATED tonight and Tuesday. Cooler. MONTREAL (CP)--Five crates| Kirkland Lake, North Bay, Sud- of snakes--rare and stuffed--were bury: Clearing today. Sunny Tues- located Saturday deep in the/day. Cooler. Winds northwest 15 [bowels of a strike-bound freighter. today, light tonight and Tuesday. They were found by a ship of- Timmins - Kapuskasing: Sunny ficer who searched through the with a few cloudy intervals today cargo of raw sugar, refrigerated and Tuesday. Little change in tem- feitrus juices and other items. perature. Winds light. fC --LLL Lh e NOTICE T0 Sensational Meat Features WATER (CONSUMERS Tuesday and Wednesday Only CLUB. Ib . | 5 All restrictions on the use of water for 9 TEE 1? . ¢ -_e w 7:30 p.m, only. lawns, etc., as recently requested are, - rat for the present, withdrawn and the CHICKEN { ¢ | PORK Commission wish to thank the citi- BBCKE® Ib LIVER 25 ¢ zens of Oshawa for their splendid co- operation in this regard. STEW SQA8C 'caysAGE LEAN SH FRESH FARMER STYLE Ib 4 ibs. $1 BEEF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION A Cae ft Et oo i a OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA pu pe | 2 SCOUT LEADERS BID FAREWELL TO PARTY BOUND FOR JAMBOREE | vow ee || EGGS |i Dh Leaders of the Oshawa Boy | World Jamboree at Sutton Cold- | for their journey overseas. At | Second row, from left, are: Dis- | troop; James Slyfield, Chairman. General Manager. GRADE "A $ Bcout Association posed at Scout | field, England. After being given = front, from left. are George Pol. | trict Commissioner William C. | Troop and Alfred Harrell, pr . SMALL SIZE a B . Paynter, Ron Tozer, 1st Troop sident of the Osha va Boy out In Your doz. wl ibs. Headquarters, Athol street west a farewell, the boys were driven litt, 7th Troop; Executive Com David Henessey, 16th Ti A ' ¢ avi Pnessey., ) "oop ssociatior 3 ea Cont onfainer punday evening, with the Osh- | to Toronto where they board | missioner Stanley Richardson is 3 : | ; olaniey charas | Peter Davis, 8th Sea Rover | master Donald Holloway #wa Boy Scouts bound tor the | chartered airplanes at 10 nm. ' and Glen Pascoe. 13th Troop, ! troop: Dale Southwell. 15th | ~Photo by Astor Studio. fr SRR EE Ll.