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CAPSULE NEWS 31 Africans Killed In Tribal War JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- tiny Crathie church with the local Thirty-one. Africans were killed|villagers to take part in the cere- injured during the|mony. ceekend i tribal h Basuto and Zulu tribesmen in a| CANDIDATE NOMINATED resettlement area. The battle fol-| CARLETON PLACE, Ont. (CP) lowed weeks of tension. Dr. J. Arthur McCue, 40-year-old At one stage 400 police fought Smiths Falls physician, Saturday to separate the tribesmen. They| Was nominated to contest Lanark fired to disperse them, provicis) Sopstitdency for the Tensions were heightened Sun-| Progressive Conservatives. |day when a need was ae Soostitvesoy became v mob. |S [stoned to Geath by a Zui 'George H. Doucett, elected by f HAPPY CITY acclamation to the Commons as | la Pi essive Conservative i CHATHAM (CP) -- There's 1o| pana Sept. 6. sive in {room for gloom in Chatham. Sun- |day it became Canada's 'happy IRANIAN FLOODS |city" by official proclamation. TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -- Fifty. Mayor A. E, Stirling officially [four persons died when floods triggered the 'happiness cam-|swept away four large trucks Sat- paign" designed to spread cheer urday oa the outskirts of Tabriz, {among Chatham's 27,000 people official reports said today. |and set an example for a trouble-| The bodies of 30 of the dead, plagued world. It will be known who had been riding in the {as the Happy City and this title|trucks, were recovered. Tabriz is will adorn every piece of cor- about 50 miles south cf the Soviet respondence that leaves city hall. | border. PRODUCTION LAYOFF BURNED TO DEATH TORONTO (CP) -- Employees MONT LAURIER, Que. (CP)--| of the Canadian General Electric Br Truck driver Arthur Lacroix, 46 ESENT SMART APPEARANCE 50 cadets, ranging in | lowing their 14th birthday they 11 to 14 years, are | are eligible for enrolment in the group. They | the Sir Frances Drake Sea and the rudi- | Cadet Corps training. Fol- ---Times-Gazette Photo, OSHAWA NAVY LE The Oshawa Navy League d t e Qadets, who meet for training once a week at the Sea Cadet headquarters, Oshawa boule- nnn than from bers Ba: dis e its of naval By JACK HAND home 'r Associated Press Staff Writer Are Milwaukee Braves going to plow it again? Once more the Braves musi ask themselves that question as the pressure mounts in the Na tional League race. In 12 days 8%-game lead has shrunk to games, The charging St. Louis Card jsals have won nine of their last UM games while Milwaukee has won only three of 11. Day by day the three - game series between the two « s in Milwaukee, Sept. 23, k bigger and bigger. is a sharp form 1 hand-to-hand combat coulc 2 r interesting as the world series lay: Warren Spahn, shooting for his Giants, including his 3 th victory coddled a 2-1 lead garURDAY HIGHLIGHTS isfo the ninth inning Sunday only ° br ox #0 have Philadelphia tie the score A the Sra ] fa the ninth and finally beat Mil- Broc i the Cardinals waukee in the 10th 3-2 --, Ka- I Nev k i i 8 home senski, a .255 hitter singled iol TA¥RS SHOW POWER winning run, off reliever Bob "ar or Ry 1d fir Sr vinnie Tote . n = « The Yanks hopped on Kansas SOIMNIT, 5 y 5-3 and 3-0, sweeping the MUMAL SPARKS CARDS ip the Lew ason series Don Larsen With n Mus ; zs. ¢ 19-3 Robin Roberts of Phila . i gles in the lin and chipping in Woh Bhree his B phia |, came through with a seven-hit held the As to three : " in six trips, the 50 i ! Fares Ea niry Pia LL Cardinals thumped Pittsburgh| Ernie Banks hit homered YN muse S38 ai IE ond Hn ns 8 Sond, Eien wa song inn i eler S nes. A 4 ninth bu ree aga t big innings did the trick -- six gi oron Wn runs in the fifth inning of the two-hit f Bob Kee- i apd ee first in an and rookie Ba Latman e sec ne. en Boyer and Walker Cooper Jim Lemon's foot homer was Men Make hit s to be o York Y worried 7're not ves in aid in wh drove h one or two exceptions the e players are rooting for Braves, whose aukee seats some 45,000. Stadium in St. Louis holds That's a difference of $350,000 the three in the National League the a Milw, stadium in| 00 Union Asks i Lever Bros. = Boycott District Yankees' double victory y over Kansas City boosted world ¢ pions' lead over ago to ames with only left to play. Any combination en Yankee victories and Sox defeats would give the Bombers their third consecutive unde By THE CANADIAN PRESS Buffalo Bisons used superb pitching over the weekend to take la 3-2 lead in games over Rich- Oshawa and mond Virginians in one Interna-|j ' Council is to a home of ill to held the ( eague ! n the opener 3 1 start, 4 " six hits to wi breckers soap plant in Toronto. aX There has been a 19-week strike at the plant but the firm has been akle to carry on production Toronto radio and television [through replacement of strikes: panelist, who will be the speak- large notice on the front pagé er at the first fall meeting of |of the current Oshaworker, maga: the Canadian Club of Ontario zine of Local 222 United Automo-' County in Northminster United |bile Workers, says: "Please note Church on Tuesday night of this [the following products are being week, Mr. McGeachy is asso- (made by strike-breakers at thie ciate editor of The Financial Lever Soap plant in Toronto." Post and is well known for his | It goes on to name the brands articles on foreign affairs. [of soaps, margarine products, Pm --r-- -- liquid detergents toothpastes; soap powders and detergents. .y Pilkey said: "The Toronto La« "CLUB SPEAKER | J. B. McGeachy, well known ys needed They picked up anotl hen Wanna {gled, moved on a I and scored on an erro: out with d their 1al mec a on Monday, The highlight of the will be a dinner at ter United Church at Helen M. Carpenter, professor at the University of Toronto School of Nursing, will be the speaker Head table guests at the dinner vill be Miss Bertha Tunney, ident of Chapter 2, New- assis duction is expected to stop Oct. lision between his truck and the Jas. T. Brown, Newcastle, | on W. Innes, Woodstock, the | London. This top Western Oi Pp . h 3 | : 1, Sunday presented a brief to automobile of an Ontario tourist| first vice-president of the Hol- = Grand Champion banner won | tario Holstein show attract eight Toronto members of Parlia-|family. The accident happened | giein-Friesian Association of | by his Holstein cow. Lehrog | 269 head shown by 86 exhibs ment urging legislation to. in-|{near Ste. Veronique, about 30 Canada is presenting to Gord- | DeVries Echo at Western Fair, | itors from 10 counties. | The employees are members of| Rheal Morin, 36, of Ferme |six United Electrical Workers Neuve, Que., a passenger in the |union locals. The brief asks that|truck, escaped with severe burns. income tax exemptions be in-|Charles Warren, 41, and Ernest 3 11t E ] Ott and that unemployment Sheu with chest injuries. ami # ] 1 g > S ' ance benefits be increased and " a : ' y vl RU The famed Argonaut bounce is need the movies to tell him what| Ticats led 7-0 in the first qu : 1 Jie JLayment Period ExRIA 0 TORO THEE noisily dead, And without it, the once- is wrong with the Argonauts.|ter on a touchdown by Cool n k ' Wilkinson n hy kd | eruit and vegetable prices quoted |colorful Toronto club is slowly |Etcheverry's 20-for-35 pass com- Gilchrist and Steve Oneschuk®$ ' wn Ee n {yt TE, 3 A Lal pa is. Da ents: [Four playoffs : And Argonaut ball-carriers fum- the second with a field goal by raves ea U ji | " {Queen Sunday unveiled a white pums, 4-5 S's ae 1 5, Argonauts dropped No. 5 Satur- bled eight times, recovering only |Oneschuk before the Riders be: oh an e 1S Y Ww | § marble bust of her father, King|$1.50; mushrooms, $3.25; apples, |. = ji" was a fancy beating--43-1|twice. gan to roll. 1 po . |eigns have worshipped since the |$1-1.25; waxed turnips, $1; cu- ' ov & he Als into a Patterson gathered in two Etche-| pass fr or imi 2 | i Victory. sent the pass from quarter Tom Dimitra | 0 mos Inc 1 es | days of Queen Victoria. cumbers, 50-75 cents; corn $1-|...ond place tie with Ottawa verry passes for touchdowns, the just 80 seconds after Oneschuk's i Seven other members of the|1.25; potatoes, off truck $1.25; to|pough Riders who dropped a second an 88-pard pass-and-run field goal and in the third quam tor S By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS [Tigers on the way to their 4-3 Royal Family crowded into theitrade $1.35-1.60. close 18-14 decision to the maul- play ter. Tommy Lewis shot Riders an League race ap- second-game victory for Frank four of their five games while two - touchdown effort. Red when the Riders fumbled over t Milwaukee {the Als and Riders have dropped O Qing 3d Kaus Stone, for- the Hamilton line. ; on i Baltimore moved into fifth two in five merly with awa, scored one o.... \ 1 afraid of meeting | . : anh ie svar] erry McDougall and end Paul the. world. series i Mg Rl i NO DRIVE, NO DEFENCE cach. Stone also kicked a single pokker started Tiger-Cats on the they won't meef ng a pair from Ine INAans.| yp, failing health since 1948, An- Oshawa General Hospital on n 5-4 in 16 innings and 4-3. A wild w Emig | thony Lukow died at the Moun-|Thursday last, was held at the Reg Meserve. who had an aver-| : rer Ki tain Sanitarium, Hamilton, on|Armstrong Funeral Chapel at 2|nontreal's 36. Argo ball carr age of only 36.9 yards on 11 punts Ho ah aifack and went over Orioles the first' game after Joe Saturday, Sept. 14, in his 78th/p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 14. ed up just 207 yards--108 on kicked Toronto's single in the sis poy pm and Cat "affie's home > scor the ground and 99 passing-- second quarter. Fr i ; i I ie ie os ad oa ae against 625 by the Als; 262 on the Fraser kicked a smile with self dian triple p snuffed out alin the Ukraine, He deceased Was George's Anglican Church. Inter- born on June Z9, . He hadiment was in the Oshawa Uni ag TOWd 99 SEY ioht. | first ne V4 been in Canada for 43 years and He as on to spot his receivers, 363 in the ere vd of 22,010 saw 35 sight. i 5 downs, ii fo 15) Jars run homer ed the second!in Oshawa for 36 years. He had ,. | point final quarter give Ticats the rushing an y a8 zaTe int the tli funing The pallbearers were four sons- won't ' decision. passing. . {game t ight : inlaw. Ren Fi Foi nd oe -- The Yanks' Bob Turley trailed in-law, Ben Fisher, E. Shrigley, | - Kansas City 30 on homers by| He leaves a daughter, Mrs. S. Weldon (Barbara) of Toronto ot Yank and three sons, Michael and John and William Hagerty. five in the seventh. Three rLukow of Toronto and William| straight singles brought one run and Tommy Byrne's pinch home { THOMAS QUILTY Pl offs run added three more. Hank| The memorial service was held] High requiem mass was sung | n ay gt the Armstong Fyneral Chapel by Rev. Dr. Paul Dwyer in St. Mickey Mantle had a triple and aan 0day ed 5 In| Gregory's Church at 10 a.m. to Brod : nion z in seven trips to the day for Thomas Quilty, who died ing his average one point to .369, seven points behind wife, the former Ann Gnit, on Ont., on Saturday last. May 5, 1948. | | Fo / Saturday, Chicago beat the ARTHUR GORDON WOTTEN | " mr ale i nj 4 Yanks 52 behind Dick Donovan,| A tailor in 'Oshawa for many|nard Legree, Leonard Quilty, Jo-| In the other serles, i flip : eH eB oresident of fe while at Boston, Dick Gernert of |vears, Arthur Gordon Wotten, 235/seph Quilty and Nick Quilty. on dg Maple | £3 B | Connei'. a ro oanel the bY the Red Sox and Vic Wertz of Arthur strect, died at the Osh-| ynterment was in St. Gregory's yeafs over Miami Marlins Satur-| cott was, part of ® natiuna had two home runs, one a grand-|failing health for the last year. : y | being made by ° the only Washington score slammer * | Born at Columbus, the deceased FUNERAL OF Righthander Ray He rber te ¥ apa 5 A PETER BOYCE WARAM tossed four-hitter at the Vir- Bunning won his 19th for| Baltimore and Detroit split, 3-1|was a son of the late Mr. and f jtosse oar Ie co Bisons won) 30s1( ath- pr; oles - or the S i a H y | ans é k: 8 | Boston, math- for the Orioles and 4-3 for the Mrs. Robert Wotten. A resident he funeral service for Peles gaps Bisons triumphed 60 on | oi ive-hitter. The series moves to Mr. Wotten had been engaged Pital on Thursday last, was held a five-hitter in the tailoring business Sngage. iat the McIntosh Funeral Chapel Buffalo tonight, Jim Coates So many years prior to his retire. OF Saturday, Sept. 14. Richmond's ace, Jim Sa. ment two years ago. The services were conducted|Was the loser Sunday, ¥ a: ighth. That run came on| Nn ession ten, both of Oshawa, | Rev. Gordon Crofoot of Toronto, a|the bi ian homer. The Bisons| Rev. Dr. George Telford, minis. | former pastor of First 2a tist | LOW to lock rc game in the ter of St.- Andrew's United Church. erment was sh- (PT " Wil- "We tried to stick them up Church, will conduct the funeral{@wa Union Cemetery. |ninth, scoring four runs off Wi This was the SOTty Sonfessio Sept. 17. Interment will be in the Henderson, representing the | Saturday, 7,962 Richmond fans of the Leafs gave up only three of two Oshawa men who Pleads family plot in the Oshawa Union Oshawa Dairy Limited where the saw Cox run his season's record hits in the game which was, "council is sponsoring this as guilty belore 3 agisirale AT Cemetery. |deceased was employed for against the Vees to 6-2. Buffalo stopped at the end of seven in-| © tional boycott." po today, None 2 Kelly 52 FUNERAL OF many years. First = Baptist routed Bob Wiesler in the second nings by a downpour. He added that the Oshawa La. C Att The memorial service for Mrs. resented by Joseph Wilkins, Don-|pyn, tonight. court, Crown Attorney Hall, QC, could not res "] am appearing for the er Your Worship. I presume : i Co { Bass {Company faced with the prospect |of St. Jerome, 'Que., was burned | | Company taced with fhe prospect) OF Seep Bruel DISTRICT HOLSTEIN JUDGE PRESENTS BANNER crease consumer purchasing miles southeast of this iown 140 rr power. miles northwest of Montreal. 1 - Alouettes Swamp Argos; |creased and tax lowered: that|Hayes, 68, both of Point Edward, sales and excise taxes be reduced Ont, were taken to hospital here ii | INVEILS IS nds Oe - sinking to the point where only pletion record is proof that the convert and increased the lead to a | UNVENS BUST {today were: tomatoes, 40-60, ee will pr it in the Big Argonaut pass defence won't do. 10-0 at the three-minute mark in CRATHIE, Scotland (AP)--The cents; peaches, 75-80 2 mi B George VI, in the Scottish High- hamp. $2.50-3.50; cauliflower, by Montreal Alouettes, defending fhe crowd of 22,712 was in high! Bobby Simpson. nifty Ottawa lands church were British sover- $2.25-2.50; beans, $1-1.25; squash, |, ue DI: oi glee in the first quarter when Hal end, there in. a touchdown ing Tiger-Cats at Hamilton Satur-| Pat Abbruzzi, hard - charging ahead 13-10. Ottawa got another but the top-dog | Lary. Iday night. The Ticats have won fullback matched Patterson's single late in the third quarter ees still profess | ORIOLES MOVE UP OBITUARIES ANTHONY LUKOW ton's road north, who died at the and Bill Bewley booted all the rch in the last 15 minutes, Me- Argonauts moved the - converts y Tea Aa Yip WS y Ron hy Vie oan sticks only nine ytimes Dougall carried the bulk of the tempted double play gave the year. : Husiat The services were conducted by Born at Herodnica, Husiatyn, Rey, Clinton Cross, rector of St. A and.' with quarter Sam CROWD SETS RECORD |onds remaining in the game. * 3altimore ninth-innig rally. Jim Etcheverry "given plenty of time! At night a record Hamilton Hamilton held a 22-15 edge oh® Busby's catch of a potential three previously lived in Sydney, N.S and Montreal. Robert Panter and Fred Cooper | Bob Cerv and Bob Martyn when and two gandsons, Ron Cooper 2 | the Yanks bounced back with | 1Sons ea Lukow of Oshawa. Also surviving FUNERAL OF are 13 grandchildren. Bauer's 17th homer finished off loser Jack Urban Cemetery. He was predeceased by his at St. Mary's Hospital, London idle Ted Williams of Boston. 'ntern DONOVAN COOLS YANKS The pallbearers were Ross|tional League Governor's Cup and their f urda: : Bigelow, ' James Legree, Ber.|SeTies. products of L Cleveland each drove in seven/awa General Hospital on Satur- cemetery 3 3 3 frp pi - nv. Q : y. ' series tied 2-2, rain| ffort to bring to runs as the Sox won 14-10. Wertz (day, Sept. 14. He had been in oy ym the Ser} weekend play. | 8 the public that fhe ng the Red Tigers. The Orioles' George Kell of the district all his life, he had Boyce Waram, 601 Mary St., ~ 'ox ] race. Al may be out for the season as the resided in Oshawa for 52 years. died in the Oshawa General Hos- Saturday when Glenn Cox hurled , f He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Ef- by Rev. L. D. Begg, pastor of he gave op Luh on sore! fie Collins and Miss Katie Wot. First Baptist Church, assisted by [being lifted tor a 1 . | d Jim Post. Hest thing We 'mew we were get service at the Armstrong Funeral] The pallbearers were Eber|*" Parsons an a | ng Chapel at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Snowden, William Hart and Ed. COX HEX CONTINUES Rg Kelly, 52 Church, of which the deceased |inming and added three in the| Sunday's game In Miami was jo. Council was printing abo jr i 3 avenue. ; MRS. E. M. GOULDING was a staunch member, was rep seventh on Ortiz' three-run home rained out and rescheduled for 15000 pamplets to cover the city. en e wo appeared ~ friend Mr. Kelly is for the fendants." Elizabeth Mary Goulding, Thorn-'ald Rice and Sidney Parrott. In Miami, Nelson poked home runs over the right field fence in WEATHER consecutive innings, the second one with the bases loaded, to drive in five runs, Eddie Blake --p------ | night. Mainly sunny and a little warmer Tuesday. Winds west 15 today, southwest 16 Tuesday. my de » hit a do Sitting in court was Terence Kelly, well-known Osha er inal lawyer. and { Kelly, the complainant Mr. Kelly Sr., told that he had been sitti Saturday evenin whe: was a knock at the door the court at home v fe yme 1 grounded out but m B , market; Mrs. Ruth Couse, presi- dent of District 5. Toronto; 1) Ma T Chisholm, secretary- t rer of Distr 5, Toronto, George Telford, honorary ident of Chapter One, Osh- Miss nces Howard, nt of Chapter 1; M. Ger- TORONTO (CP)--Official fore- : casts issued by the Dominion public weather office at 5 a.m.: Synopsis: Rain has stopped in | |Southwestern Ontario and as the | cold front moves out of the prov- ince showers will 1ét up in east- Georgian Bay, Kirkland Lake, | ARR Sudbury, North Bay: Variable cloudi ness with a few showers to- day, clearing tonight. Mainly | {sunny and a little warmer Tues-| day. Winds west 15. Timmins-Kapuskasing: Cloudy | Grand or Opry WSM NASHVILLE, that his wife answered, ar t then I y wa e On aniTov ssident of the Oshawa ern regions. In Central and|With 8 few showers today, clear-| two men came in, Ww Hospital staff; Mrs. B over their heads. One president of OGH alum- A mn, said "this is a stickup take Miss Louella McKnight, Sensational Meat Features Tuesday and Wednesday Only! | in to and ed the ed him for the . duce Mr tame he he bv I lowed 1 SCUGOG 3b; PORK LIVER Rheu- TYPEWRITER matic Pains and Nervousness. In such cases New Improved ususlly Starters Keylioord: RADE Fees i ackd urine: and by Recently Overhauled. relaxing. analgesic ain relief. Over a Corona Portable, good condition. $47 No Deolers eve : Magistrate Ebbs remanded the pair one week for sentence CLEANE Newey and p; Trenton Jrs. | Win First [75 ie, Over Scugogs i 5 uc shir, mamas, Trenton Legion awa Scugog Clean: urday night in Trenton first game of their OASA Ju "A" Eastern Ontaric Ron Phillips rent mound for the Oshaw struck out seven batiers first three innings, The ¥ eame in the fourth ed with: a single and der eb i ted 1 i} { oF walked Vanna ort i NI | 12 Austin. singled, move | ay night, Three num. then Goyer singled played by the band Nichol, « $43 Ib y billion CYSTEX tablets used proves | safety and success for young and old. | Certified | | aboratory Tested and | OYBTEX at druggist today. See how | much better you feel tomorrow. Masson street; tersection when the truck hit a 126 William street bump in the road. Cars were de Bonnie Blakely, 771 layed at the intersection until the east, who are cele- driver and his helper cleared birthdays today away the pipes WRITE :-- BOX 129, TIMES-GAZETTE LEAN, SHANK STEW BEEF 49: GRADE "A" 35 ii CAR SALESMAN WANTED FOR G.M. DEALERSHIP 4 ENC gus of a brought : SUBJECT ive gratitude out in the . 'Substance defeated Osh \ services on rs 97 on Sat r Ser The Golden 12:6 keep wait ard 2-SHOWS-2 7:30 p.m. - 9:45 p.m. TUES . SEPT. 17 RED EARN Wilson & Lee or 78 Connaught NURSING CAREER © D Salary and New d ato ppli I you're bright and not afraid of work, this is a good job with high. pay. If you're lazy or dishonest, don't waste your time. Write telling us all about yourself end giving your phone number 10 j= .~ LEAN Northern Ontario the cloud and |Ing tonight. Increasing cloudiness EE howers of Sunday will persist | Tuesday with showers by after- | TENNESS to Robson Leather and open th resident of the nursing registry i clearing is expected in al parts| Tuesday. MNO vault." Mr. Kelly is cost account Albert Wedgery, who will intro- | of the province tonight. | » ; "One of them tackled me , secretary of Chapter 1. Tnidnigh! Tuesday: | BACKACHE & Kelly said, + will supplied by an or- Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Wind- aged to subdue the other until 1 the police arrived, but my one hI | SECONDARY TO KIDNEY IRRITATION , and 3 | ; day. Winds northwest 15 today, i L 0 shirt behind." juz |betore the rain became tool coi vedic MN actny. | NEW YORK --Bpecial: Thanks to new, : C " Thornton was captured by P( I OSHAWA AND heavy, 0 . [4 The tw shaw pi ha burton, T to, Hamilton: Vari-| feeling old, tired, irritable and depressed ' John Jenkins Turchin was a te 13 str ut i th i Tg Bo lon today. a from fosin sleép and worrying about AMERICA'S NO. 1 DUET crouching behind a hed te minus allowed 12 S he t DISTRICT { A small mishap occurred Sat- -- ~ | burning and itching urini . ; shirt and one shoe ig The m hurlers fe 0 ( urday morning at the corner of BL RoE MIR a ei i. C. SMITH | Biadas Irritations, wnica often result FOUR WALLS" BIRTHDAYS TODAY Seek: Tyas by Haroll R., Stary! Congratulations and best wishes = 0108 eating' and - Engine. JIM REEVES BACKS treet east: Harry M. truck, bounced all over the in- ® Tennessee Tune Toppers SAUSAGE 2 4 4 lbs. $1 BEEF 25: for most of today. A gemeral|D0OD OT evening. A little warmer PRESENTS - IN PERSON ant at Robson Leather the speaker; Miss Dorothy Regional forecasts valid until him, My wife and a v Fm FS: tra under the direction of V. y sor, London: Variable cloudiness | 4 ; ; .. Dickinson, HELEN M. CARPENTER today. Clear tonight. Mainly HEUMATIC AIN 8 | got away. He left a shoe and rr oo = ---- |sunily and a little warmer Tues-| i Gordon Ross and Turchin by P( Lake Ontario, Niagara, Hali-| sands of men Ad Women Row escape yes . PIPES BLOCK TRAFFIC dder Weakness" --too peared in court sport y and they Cloudy Urine, due to common Kidney or LOUVIN Bros. y Athol and Centre streets to af CHICKEN ed to A. W. Armstrong, |€Ting Ltd. Pipes, loaded on the ® Paul Yandell FRESH FARMER STYLE ® Golden Valley Boys thy God judgment, And continually.' tho to and God BAND AT CONCERT Ost va Civ (ork SEE PAGE SMALL SiZt oy In Your Container HARRY DONALD LTD. CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE, WHITBY Advance Sole: d on an: et e- stand Sund 1oers were