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18 THE PARLY TIMES-GAZETTE, Seturdey, Merch 22, 1958 Change Of Statue's Site Causes Row In London By HAL COOPER {Jimmy the Two to make way for |Chelsea Hospital and set him up LONDON (AP) -- A dreadful a new statue of Sir Walter Ra-|in front of the National Gallery, row has broken out here over a|leigh, It added that the king's | too. proposed change in site for a statue would be re-sited at the | What may have been the next- | statue of King James II. foreign office, | to-last-word came from historian Leading artists, architects and The to . do that followed got |George Macaulay Travelyan, who | art lovers are beating each other | Jimmy the Two more attention wanted James left with Washing- over the head with adjectives, |than at any time since 1688, when [ton for this reason: citations from history and even he was run off the throne. The | "It seems to me peculiarly suit cold logic, Letters have been first shot was fired by Roger Ful- (able to have the statue of the written to the papers. Statements (ford, a writer of royal histories, |man whom we got rid of on one have been made in Parliament. who thundered in a letter to The |side and the man who got rid of So far Jimmy the Two--as he Times: us on the other. is known to the Cockney element | "Let the king continue to stand is still firmly planted next to close to George Washington so YC George Washington in front of the | that American visitors may gaze STAY AT HOME National Gallery, overshadowed with respect on that Stuart sov- by the towering Nelson Monu- ereign who, when Duke of York, AND STILL ATTEND THE ment in Trafalgar Square. Sentl- [gave his name to their most fa- ment on what to do with him mous eity." OSHAWA KIWANIS seems divided among four pro-| Painter Thomas Bodkin, former positions: director of the National Art Gall- 1. Leave him where he is. ery of Ireland, pointed out that 2. Pack him off to arty-smarty [17th - century sculptor Grinling Chelsea. |Gibbons designed the James 3. Set him up in front of the statue as half of a pair, the other foreign office, (half being his brother, King 4, Chuck him in the Thames, | Charles 1I. MAKE WAY FOR RALEIGH BRING CHARLES IN The rumpus was touched off | Instead of moving James, Bod- March 4 when the ministry of kin contended, the ministry works announced in the House of should bring Charles in from his Commons it plans to move present site in front of the Royal STATION OSHAWA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26 6.30 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT OVER 400 NEW ARTICLES VALUE OVER $7,500.00 WILL BE SOLD TO THE - |Page, O. Beckett and Arvilla at- tended a family gathering in HIGHEST BIDDER A complete list of ell articles TYRONE | honor of 0. Beckett's birthday at {the home of his son, Mr. and for sale and the names of mer- chants and firms donating the MRS. W. RAHM |Mrs. John Beckett, ugog Is- | article will eppear in this pap- " (land, Saturday. Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Broome er . . . Tuesday, March 25. TYRONE -- Mr. and Mrs. A. and boys, Solina, were dinner Youngman and boys were Supper| guests of Mr, and Mrs. John guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Flett, groome, ENTIRE PROCEEDS FOR OUR BOYS' AND GIRLS' WORK IN | OUR COMMUNITY Solina. Mr. and Mrs. A. Marshall and Jimmy, Humber Bay, visited very Sussessful Bidder will have @ FREE CHANCE on & . . « Mr, and Mrs. T, Scott. Mr, and Mrs. M. Stasinski,| FRIGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC DRYER Mr. and Mrs, John Mitruk and EATON UNITY DAY SPECIALS MONDAY IT'S EATON'S FOR FABRICS! Special Features for Monday! Mill Clearance! 54" "'Featherhead" Rayon (Spun) Crease-Resist! Hand-Washable! Much Below Usual Price! This is a finely woven Celanese fabric in lovely monotone colours, It has en attractive dull finish end comes in a Spring weight that handles well. We've oPPORTUNI Greatly Reduced! 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Dubyk and Diane Congratulations to Mr, a Mrs. Gordon White on the birth of a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. Park visit relatives in Peterborough on Bunday Mr. and Mrs. R. Paterson and children, Maple Grove, visited Mr, C. W. Woodley and Mr. and Mrs. James Woodley. John Wilson and Allan attended the funeral on Monday of Mrs. Russell Spinks, Oshawa. Others who called at the Armstrong Star Funeral Home were Mrs. man, one truck and no money, | J. : Wilson, Mrs. W. Henry, Mrs. until today when it is operating Arthur Rahm and Mr. and Mrs, With over 200 handicapped peo- Walter Rahm. ple, a fleet of 18 trucks, six out- Choir practice will be held let stores and a training centre. Pupils from Mr, McLeod's room Wednesday, Mar, 26, at 8 p.m. for os a music 4 the demonstrated two square dances. 4 Those taking part were: Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Herb Atkins and Feld, Karen Webb, Ram Tomlin- i hawa, call | son, Pearl Smith, Arthur Stew- HR, Ov, Caied on Mr art, Jackie Fowler, Wilfred Sene, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hooper Hans Herman Myre. and family visited Mr. and Mrs, | €. H. McQuinn, NEED VITAMIN | Mr. and Mrs. George Sears Everyone benefits from a daily and Debbie, New Toronto, at serving of citrus fruit or tomato Mr. and Mrs. Karl Colbary's, juice, for its Vitamin C content, Mrs. Albert Wood underwent an operation in Memorial Hospi- tal on Monday. A speedy recov- ery is hoped for her. Special, each Salad Fork Pastry Fork Cold Meat Fork Table Knife , , . 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Sympathy is extended from Tyrone community to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Werry, on the death of their infant child, a twin Mrs. G. Estabrook, Courtice, visited Mr, and Mrs, Alf. Knowl- ton Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McQuinn and family visited friends at Frenchman's Bay. Congratulations to Mr, Oliver Beckett, who celebrated his 82nd birthday, St. Patrick's Day. Mr, and Mrs, J, C. Cook visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Ted McBride, Brampton, Mrs. J. C, Cook, Sr., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cook, Georgetown, and also called on Mr. and Mrs George Wills, Inglewood, this week. Mr. and Mrs, E, A, Virtue and John visited Mr, and Mrs. H. Wonnacott and Ross, Toronto, and also visited Miss Jeanette Rowland at Toronto General Hospital, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Penwar- den and children, and Mr. and Mrs. W., Vaneyk, Long Sault, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Paul Vaneyk. 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