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[J fon Wednesday for its support on [the Formosa crisis. and said that "in the face of the powerful Sino- of the season Peterborough have " {Soviet unity the aggressors are {now won three in a row, and get RED SHINA THANES RUSSIA [forced to think hard about their {their big test in Toronto Saturday nist China thanked Hp nu fate. afternoon inst th against the Canucks. | MAORI HEADS MISSION - . ' . The Old Boys held Pet - 78, SENT TO JAIL PORT HOPE -- fn a league, ou€ Of POVS Nel Peerbor posts and then Jack White gavel AUCKLAND (Reuters) -- CM. hands of the TCs VANCOUVER (CP)--Mrs. Pal- game Port Hope's Trinity cafh- 7 p th 1 been Thanksgiving Day, Oshawa Cen- mira Bezzasso, 78, was sentenced pus, the Peterborough rugger iy a bin the 'inners broke ie Pates au 30 lo. ais Tom org Berd fen, aptolnes tral Seconds also were decisioned Wednesday to six months in jail club, boasting many Port Hope on jus a rl all-time when Paul, LF jon, th the 'clear ton Po vom Dr Treg by TCS Juniors 'to *he tune of a for bootlegging. The aged woman players in the iineup, kept their = con Scored a touchdowy, score under the posts, and the head a diplomatic mission abroad was fined $200 for a similag con-/chances for a playoff berth wide, With a nice bit of rnning Den- added goal point was good to Prime Minister Walter Nash an- open when they trounced the Old nie Martin scored between the make the final tally read 130. !nounced Wednesday. [to victory with a brace of touch-| downs v3ile Dave Hodgetts and |Kit Lay ccurne also picked up . Tuniors Take 0 h 4 touchdowns. Cus : t is Hyd - Ss awa Squa verted yg Ei or bh | Port Ho PORT HOPE -- While their hig- Doth their points on single kicks. pe Boys from Torohto, by a 13-0 Rugger At |= ™™ ™ * "\ NEWS BRIEFS After losing the 6 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursdey, October 16, 1958 HonorCanadian Club - Founder At Ceremony BOWMANVILLE -- A smalljus and make us think on a broad- tenant - colonel of the unit. erowd of citizens and civic and|er scale," he declared. Col, McCullough passed away 26-2 score. 'as fine 00 * provincial dignitaries gathered in| Prof. J. M. S. Careless, of the April 2, 1947. Ton Burton led the TCS gang viction in 1955. front of the new library here University of Toronto and a Wednesday afternoon to honor member of the Historic Sites the memory of one of this town's Board, said that the event was . native sons, the late Col. Charles distinguished in every way, but R. McCullough, who founded the particularly because it honored a Canadian Club Movement here in'no'able Canadian, February 1893 Other speakers included Miss Mi thi McCullough of Flora Galbraith, who conveyed Hammon "his dnughter, unveiled the congratulations of the char- the plaque which is the first such |tered members of the Bawray plaque in Bowmanville but gre Ve women's club, and Mrs. of a series erected ann-yly Beth Teeple, secretary of the throughout the province by the Bowmanville women's club, who Ontario Archeological and His. expressed the congratulations of torical Sites Board. Rev. H. A Mrs. Gordon D. Conant, of Osh- " o icat- awa, vice - president of the Asso- Tarser, of Sovsmany ile dedica ciation of Canadian Clubs. L. W.| Notable among the 'guest Dippell, past president of the| speakers was Rev. John W. Men's Canadian Club, acted as) Footé, VC, MPP for Durham, chairman of the ceremonies. | who 'remarked that the plaque in| The late Col. McCullough was born in Bowmanville on February | it ' not of great conse- es i he Nt sien ant be. 18, 1865. After receiving his edu-| cause it honored a great man, Cation he taught in Belleville un- who stressed the broadening of til 1888 when he moved to Ham- the mind and not the materialis- ilton. It was there that he first) tie aspects of life which have conceived the club as a means dominated our society. of stimulating natiopal pride Greater interest has been cre- With the aid of four young ated in our heritage by the work friends, ; v. Sanford . va 3 5, of the board in marking historic James Ferres, Henry Carpenter. places and honoring famous per-|and George Fearman, he started sons, Too often the great heritage {0 organize the first club. On y February 15, 1893 the first con- : ver- ' Ao of this hroviscs lias Bong ™ | stitutional club was formed with | Sanford Evans as president. | NEED PROUD OUTLOOK Since that time the movement Mayor Nelson E. Osborne, of has spread ' across the country Bowmanville, said that it was a and present membership is esti- fitting event to take place in the mated to be about 40,000, towr's centennial year. Apart from this aspect of his "Throughout the year our life Col. McCullough served as thoughts have been centred on/one of the original officers in the| the town, but this plague com- Argyle and Sutherland Highland- memorates a man who had ers, known at that time as the broader visions, and I think it 91st Regiment. On his retirement should serve as a guidepost for he was made honorary lieu- § BOWMANVILLE and DISTRICT : Representative -- R. CZIRANKA -- Phone MA 3.7224 ; . : Need Juniors : Form League ge pene vee fH WHEN YOU BUY SAV-4-SEALS Hockey League the recreation de- Registration for children 5 7% AT YOUR FRIENDLY GRAND UNION ger brothers were accentir~ a one-sided 30-6 trouncing at the EAE SE vo i partment has decided to accept crafts will be conducted at the boys who were seven years of age Lions Centre Saturday, Oct. 18 at| as of Aug. 1, 1958, Another 30/10 am. If enough interest is boys are sought to provide a full shown in this group, instruction complement for the six teams in will start Oct, 25 Friday, Oct. 17| the league, and any boys inter- registrations will be conducted ested may pick up registration for the children's theatre. Mem. | forms at the recreation ofice. bership to the theatre group is| The department also needs open to a children from five to eight coaches for the minor hock-| years of age. CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" RED BRAND ey teams and anyone interested Listed below are the times for has been asked to contact the de- et / = : : : the Wednesday afternoon dancing| ¥ 4 : " A {classes under the supervision of | n / Yr : J y pu dung classes; . scheds Trea Harvey: oul O% s| : Buy SAV-A-SEALS 'every time you shop | $hvert Fir sompieied Jouks into a : y CI * 3:30 p.m. -- pre-school ( . ot your GRAND UNION Supermarket, 5 ond wort 5.00 after one uled to start Jeduestiny Bight, years); 4:00 p.m, -- ballet (6 - 8] # You moy purchase @ 5¢ seal with. fatty i an xorth Tn Pac yeor . . . or... hold it at $25.00 BLADE YOUR MONEY have been Sejajed; tis Expect C years); 4:30 p.m, -- primary bal-| every 50¢ purchase . . You may now convert your ome value for five more years end earn ONE . BACK GUARANTEE that classes will get underway joi; 5.00 p.m. -- grade .- ballet;| § ' pleted books into $23.00 cosh » » + 6% per annum interest, 1 B . e --_-- 5:30 p.m. -- junior majorettes; 7 J TW » . 6:00 p.m. -- beginners tap; 6:30 Z i REMOVED LB. . Line Up uests p.m. -- senior primary tap; 7:00) ; NO FAT : Po : "ADDED p.m, -- grade . tap; 7:30 p.m. -- For Ice Show "teen twirlers; 8:00 p.m. -- inter. mediate baton, BOWMANVILLE -- Two guest stars for this year's skating club carnival were announced yester-, day by Jack Wilde, new skating | * pro for the club. The artists are + James Hutchinson and Bronwyn Brothers, both of Stratford Mr. Hutchinson is a former star of the Ice Follies and is presently skating with the Guelph College Skating Club. Miss Brothers, who is only 11 years old, has been skating for the past six years and even at this early age is in the advanced stages of figure skat ing. Consideration is also being given to adding two more gues! stars to the list. This season's carnival will be held Feb. 21 and 22 with re- hearsals beginning in the early part of January. So far the registration has reached about 65 members and more are expected before the end of the month. Last year the club had a membership of 150, Name Officers Eastern Star BOWMANVILLE -- Mrs, Eva Warren has been elected Worthy Matron, and Harold Freeman Worthy Patron of the Durham Chapter 181 Order of the Eastern ea ad " . . ' x 5 . . . ' » , . Ld 1 ' ' . » CANADA'S FINEST RED BRAND SHORT RIB ROAST .49¢ MILD CURE . 59¢ Bacon Squares 39¢ A, > 39¢ HIGHLINER QUICK FROZEN 33¢ Save 3 woys--buy Top Quality Foods for less ot your GRAND UNION. Buy SAV-A.SEALS every week ot the check-out, convert to SAV-A-BONDS and let your savings earn 13.6% the first yeor. 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