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[treatment under gale and|chanimen they were supposed to pole ls 2 shildue and gHeving 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, Decomber 13, 1958 S g " " | seas and knew no rest at sll, The | guard, e re eas n er S [salvage crews watched green| They lived in the shadow of the wide circulation, It is well write AT BROOKLIN hands and green officers in fresh (Navy's overwhelming pride and ten and well researched and , Inaval uniforms do foolish things|of the condescending attitude to-|offers entertainment of a high hd hd that jeopardized not only the es- wards the dirty, disreputable ves-(ealibre, It is highly recommend» | hrilling Saga Of | he Seas cort 'vessels but also the mer-lsels of the salvage fleet, led V y A Groups Meet To | Farley Mowat Is unquestionably ocean, From September to June a perpetual sequence of gales {one of Canada's bright young British built as the Frisky in 1018 whips its waters Into 8 sullen {lights in the world of writers and but In the depression year 1930\fury, spurred on by the hurrl- LJ {he has scored what appears lafshe was lying in & ships' grave-|canes which drive northeastward 03 y 1Cers {be another hit. with his latest|yard for want of employment. |from the Caribbean, Jos "THE GREY SEAS Then Richard Chadwick, a&| The Franklin served right UNDER" (McClelland and Stew-| shrewd executive of Foundation |through the Second World War al- By MRS, ARTHUR ELLIOTT (Petty; planist, Mrs, Norman Edgar Croxsll; U Room'art), Folin of Canada authorized |ways endangered by subs, To BROOKLIN Mrs, J, Carn. Alves; Upper Room secre(ary, (secretary, Mrs, Walter Steven-| One of the most dangerous of [her purchase, her fitting with the|make things worse, the freight. with entertained the members of |[Mrs. Bert Hannam; Baby Baod|son; Baby Band representative, all jobs is salvaging ships in peril|machinery of der new (rade, and|ers' cargoes were mostly exe the Friendship Grotip of the WA representative, Mrs, Hay Ingle Mrs, W, Coe, {of destruction at ses, If salvagers|she became the first of such ves-|plosives; yet from May 1944 to at a Christmas party held at her|ton; quilt committee, Mrs,| Nominating committee -- Mrs, succeed the rewards can he great|sels owned by that company, She (May 1045 the Foundation's tugs home Tuesday, Dec. 2 Thompson, Mrs, W, Groat, Mrs, |Harold Mowbray and Mrs, Wal {but competition Is extra stiff in'served gallantly until 1948 in some rescued 22 ships from sea and President Mrs, C. De Jonge Bert Hannam, Mrs, Norm an|ter Blevenson, All were elected (iis dog-ent-dog competition, This|of the roughest waters on earth--|shore, It is also revealed that the opened the meeting and Mrs, |AIVes January worship service will work requires the utmost in navi-|8t, Lawrence Gulf, Bay of Fundy, |young Canadian navy was no J. H. McKenny delivered | Meeting closed with carols and|be held In Sunday school In con. |gatlonal skill and stamina, Hero-|Labrador and the whole North At-|comfort to the crews of the tugs, Christmas message, Mrs, I, Son. | Mizpah Benediction, The com: [Junction with Week of Prayer ism Is an every day routine Inllantic around Newfoundland, Shel Some of the naval escort ves ley closed with prayer, mittee assisted hostess In serv. services this work, also drew her crews from these sels after convoy duty put into Twenty-five members and two 0% lunch WHITE GIFT SERVICE Mr, Mowat has written a fas- same areas where mariners have port where the crews rested days visitors were present and 16 REL IABLE GROUP The annual White Gift services cinating story of actual rescues to he tough and skilful even tolon end, recovering from their or. calls were reported on sick and! xy. X of Brooklin United Church Sunday hy one small Canadian tug, survive deal; but the salvage and rescue Mrs, Douglas Jackson wis |gohool will be held Dec, 14 at 7.30 Foundation Franklin, She was I'ne North Atlantic Is a hungry/tugs suffered the same grievous om ET ------ NE hat ing during Novemter, som hostess Tuesday for the Decem:|p m Pl were made her meeting of the Reliable Group|™ A "Christmas eant will be A Sain Bags to sick and shun) oye WA, Mrs, Harold Jones led enacted by the iv. The Junior WROUGHT IRON TABLE AND CHAIR The following officers Were the Sovotionul evioes aud Mrs. choir will lead the choral pro- WS a er Stri e Ouls Bird read a meditation, | gram directed by the leader, Mrs, KINDERGARTEN SET elected for 1050: Leader, Mrs, C i Delonge; assistant leader, Mrs Mrs L. Barrett recited a poem Kenneth Holliday and planist, Ad I'he leader, Mrs, Louis Bird, pre: [Dianne Nesbitt, assisted by Rev. d ly J Ralph Thompson; recording OC: | Cod for the bia EH .. , slde J Iness sesslon|8, J, Hillier as narrator, "hy h : ; retary, Mrs, Ki. Kay; assistant.) on 'oiohy calls were reported| A special collection taken st ; The complete set, Table 7 : and Two Chairs with ar- Mrs, Blake DoHart, treasurer.) "cio "and shut-in for Novem: |the service will be used to Assist , G borite top on table, NEW YORK (AP) A New hits the big de vatiment stores out during a strike, Old news is Reg. 17.95. SPECIAL Mrs. Jerry Bailey; expense fund|, | ii treasurer, Mrs. Frank Boothe; 1g other De ot at Christ 1 eltizenship secretary, Mrs, W, G.| Mrs Louis Bird on betiait wl Fo Yorker without his dally news. hard, Macy's, Gimbel's and| better than no news, It seems, ( Doldge; Upper Room secretary, (group, presented a cup and sau- paper is a cripple, Bloomingdale's rely almost en-leven if it Is from some place : o WHILE THEY LAST » Mrs. Sam Stuart; Baby Ban d|cer to both Mrs, Harald Jones| BRIDGE CLUB [tirely on newspaper advertise. else, yepresentative, Mrs, Clifford|and Mrs, L, Barrett, who have| The Brooklin Bridge Club met A Mike of delivery men has ments to drew customers In and . : y i 00 0 00 0 A BB BN ' b , swept the news stands bare of | The New York Enquirer, a #8 Johnston; pianists, Mrs, Ralph|moved from the aren [for its weekly meeting in the |i UL TC Tor the first direct them to the goods they'weokly paper, is switching to one CLLOTCUENEE Wescott, Mis. Clarence Pengelly.| The following officers were basement of Township Hall, |v WES S00 (Avy hat daily publication for the duration ny Kali Quilt committee -- Mrs, R, Son: (elected for 1959; | Brooklin, Eight tables resulted in| : Is SURPRISING El Diario, a Spanish - language | PR x ley, Mrs, C, Pllkey, Mrs, F red| Leader, Mrs, Douglas Jackson; highest scores of duplicate bridge| Hundreds of thousands of New| 1's surprising how many New dall I { blish JE I B WLING AME i | : . as follows: Yorkers travel to and from work yo ers don't know the day of Yi many to publish a section | £4 4 Russell In English, But they cannot ex- Disney assistant leader, Mrs, N N 8 ench dn y 0 subways and com 3 ¥ Lunch was served By the host Saunders; secretary, Mrs, Harold | * orth-8outh 1. Mrs. Nora|ed iy on y. the week without a newspaper to (pect to reach the 5,500,000 New y ess, assisted by committee Dennis: treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd|Jordan, Mrs, Wm, A Heron, ue ai, The Runen Jam 18 go hy, And while many are used | Yorkers who normally buy a pa i p , } she e hy eo I" " b ! ach member win prese nted | prouse; Baby Band representa ig Mrs, Boothe, Mrs, Gloy- made wi ne Se eneellor wane ag io Judio or Tv Per oqch dey. / With automatic magnetic pin boy, the wil gift from 1 Christy y oath eports, ol ) a gift from the deg |e Mis, Louis Bird; UPPEr|™ oi \est -- 1, Mrs, Bovey, [rounds himself behind his news: the day on the basis of the news:| And during a strike political ideal game for your recreation room, well tree. Mrs, C. Dedonge extended |Room secretary, Mrs, Lloyd Stan. A Miss Bovey, 79; 2, Mrs, W,|paper waper weather report they read A¢Uvity falls off, There is little thanks to Mrs, Carnwith ley; Visiting convener, Mrs, Rob- Wadell, Mo, W. Lambe, 70%, Without a paper, the subway [paper ping ls the night be.|nspiration for a politician to } SUNSHINE GROUP {ort Stevenson, _ |WMS MEETING rider becomes a sadly exposed |i, e make a speech If it gets no news: | Bi over 3' long, SPECIAL The Sunshine Group of the WA| Janet a i ved by the com: "mye Afternoon Auxiliary of (and almost frightened person.| The Times Square news stand PAPer coverage, met Tuesday evening at the mittee Ih charge, |wms will meet Wednesday. Dec, Dare » rn Jo Jouk a Dut] that handles out-of-town papers -- . LIMITED QUANTITIES . home of Mrs, Thearn Kivell with| ABC GROUP [17 at 2.30 pm. at the home of faces, And in a city of from some 500 cities gets a work Seed brbeesbi Parking Meters ' 1 " J ou " \ | an attendance of 20 member The ABC Group of the WA met |Allce Olver face-scanning ean become dread: Hou) A Committee in charge will be; [fully monotonous Mr. Perey Maynard road he | Tuesday at the home of Mrs. late E. Acton, Mrs. Wm, Med: [sUGGEST SINGING 'Human Rights Get The "Freeze" LAYAWAY NOW RA 3-3141 gave a reading led by Mrs, W. A. Heron, assist-|1and and Alice Olver During a newspaper strike in | LEAMINGTON 0P) alt Mrs, Walter Mittler presented a 3 SENIOR CHOIR . . H ar . | ied by Mrs, Edwin Down, Mrs 1953, a midwestern newspaper ing meters In this Lake Erie selection and Christmas carols! 4 All members of Senlor Cholr| i 5 Lake rie All Cyril Davies, Mrs, Lorne Me suggested editorially that New| [tow n are hecoming victims of a were sung \ ! ( {will attend special practices for i d J ; The leader. Mis. Kennotl Holli [¢ oy and Mrs, Frank Ormiston. [apd mise and song to he | York Sbway ders i gi WINNIPEG (CP) The direc [combination of frigid weather | CHILDREN'S i srosidod for. the business | Myrtle Blakeley read a psalm. held in the church on Thursday, |*InEIng to pass the time UE or of the human rights division 80d the ingenuity on the part of | -- Bh rd \ ial Boi or |The leader, Mrs. Victor. Parkin, 1| Dee 11 and 18 ' | Mnging on A New York subway [of the United Nations said Thurs.| Motorists STORE " / gi k ol 2 Unit 8 i ! presided for the business session -- wold be a sure ticket to. the day a country with-long tradi.| Town officials say a 'wet 38 BOND as taken for Unitarian Service| Won wom bers answered the hooby hatch : J "trick Is being used to ren. Committee El Ee a | But just the same the news Hons of human rights and ofl gol, FE 8 0 inoperative ST. WEST for § were 4 a nee 'i .istable g J A A ' ' Forty calls were reported on) Cf LCi visited in November, em er paper Is to most of them as the #a le Soverning i may, ot foal) Phe trick, which apparently ' shut-ins Novembe n 3 slek and shut-ins fpr November Officers elected for 1930 are as furled umbrella is to the Lon can be worked only in extremely Convener of nominating commit age» doner, a familiar insignia of city proclaiming human rights Id weather, involv iste follows; Criticizes SORPELY Inn But, said John Humphrey in an| ld WOCURE ROVERS EERO iii tee, Mrs, Sydney Lockyer, reac ; the slate of officers for 1959,| Leader, Mrs, Wm. A, Haron: Radio and television stations [Interview, one has fo be cong Tmt ge istant' leaders, Mrs, C " tantly alert th hos I some of whom were elected asi : goin In a newspaper strike, Their|stantly alert that those rights are follow Thompson, Mrs, Cyril DYeios. u ury S time quickly sells out and their not suddenly taken away, It had| Leader, Mrs, Flwood Steven. ecretary, Myrtle Blakeley; as.| - [business jumps as much as 25 happened in Germany Istant, Mrs, W, E, Hamer; treas:| TORONTO (CP)--A CCF mem: ner cont," But even sharply in| "We can't afford to be smug, 01 ssistant leader, Mrs, Vick Bs 4 \ J po a sinvast | \ i i: urer, Mrs, Frank Ormiston; ox her of the Ontario legislature to. creased news coverage cannot said Mr, Humphrey, who flew to LY Fraser; troasuter. Mra. Dave Pehse fund treasurer, Mrs Wm. day charged two Conservative make up for the lack of news: Winnipeg to participate inthe [4 Coates: flower and card con IMedland; Christian Citizenship MPPs with "shocking conduct papers, [10th anniversary celebrations on secretary, Mrs, H, MacPherson; in connection with the Interna-(" A newspaper strike In New| the adoption of the universal de ener, Mrs, Leslie Wee | Yonah To ie uli: ay corresponding secretary, L, B. [tional Nickel Company strike at|York during the Christmas rush claration of human rights ® | Band representatives, Mrs, Fish. Mowbray: Baby Band represent Sudbury, : ¥ arr CLLR % ley and Mrs, C, Chambers; plan {ative, Mrs, David BuulgY; re . Regiuid Y: Sisters, ii ® or 4 {per Room secretary, Mrs, Arthur for entwor Gast, eritielz Tt , Ps Cini CIN P it, Mre, Keoneth Holidays as goves, Rheal Belisle and Gerald Mon. | Oh RRR ARRAN onary soeretary. Mrs 1 | Nominating committee for 1060|aghan, members for the Nickel DONNACONA SANDED FIR PLYWOOD pper Room secretary, Mrs, EK Mrs, Ted Mantle, Mrs, Oliver Belt and for Sudbury respectiv: | Looking for a clean way out ? FOOT SHEET Foor SHEET Acton; nominating committee for . " Graham, Mrs, Lorne McCoy ely, for "engaging In activities | : . : Jl; New, : Morley: Wom, Ny [ Lunch and a social halt-hour which could only assist In a cam. | Give a book of . . . Va! x4 xB White ........ 1s $2.24 Va! 'SAIRB! ss vinnninarnvivias Tad $3.68 Natural and White also available in 4' x 7' Satuding | iis, 15.8 5.06 Well ne |palgn to weaken the union at a Annual reports were presented concluded the meeting pa ' , UY eT | END-ANAND GROUP [time when it is involved in a CAR WASH TICKETS INSULATES AS IT DECORATES Va'xd'x8" 19.7 6.30 Dave Coates ' rR ' ' A. J, Cook was hostess) The Sudbury area members | 84! vd! wR! $10 BOOKLETS (seed for 8 washer DONNACONA 8 8"x4'x8' , TORRE 7.58 heir caravan trip fo the west ihe WA, The leader, Mrs, 8 [for a . EXTERIOR SHEATHIN Y4"'x4'x8' | ' 8,58 $ government.sponsored vote - taken during the summer Hillier, welcomed Mrs, Wm Me lon whether the strike should be Lunch was served by the host: |and, president of the WA, guest nti. They sent the letters | AUTO MAGIC WASH LTD, ry $2.34 FIR SHEATHING | The 4 w land Mrs, Mervyn Bird read med. yj, Id. be take: : " rat to Fuithiul Workevs Group of {tation on Christmas, Mrs, Gor on would: be taken. SS USED UNDER SIDINGS ON HOMES, GARAGES, COTTAGES {x4 x8' Standard 4'x8' , . , 10.3¢ $3.30 y y 00 oy oo \ I ", N y ing at the home of Mrs, Wm. Peel don Cook yang accompanied by DON NACONA Hh" Standard 4'x8' rae Ld 10.5 3.36 Alves. presided and Mrs. Gordon ness sesslon and the minutes 6.18 PS, resided anc §. Gordo Bre Pen sorelary Mr 2; " ' E] 5 4 4 : " Hunter presented a Christmas ly "hind, The AL jg Va ; x 16" x 3b Yihite 12 hey Yash ods Si 9 2" Acoustic Tile 12" x 12" . each 16.%¢ sang. Thirty.two cas were rea, "J," Cook V4" x 12" x 12" Centre Score White , , each 22¢ POPLAR PLYWOOD [follows: Leader Officers for 1950 were elected lier; assistant leader, Mrs, A, I, g | All & jard Cole i Patte | an follows: Leader, Mrs, Ralph|McRrion: recording secretary, : tandard Lolors ane SURINS 19 Shioe SHIEY 34" G. 1S. Improved Back 4'x8' 33.5 10.72 Mrs Joyce Graham entertained the mye sway for the Christmas meet: |ast week reported they had re gathering by showing slides off. of the Lend-a-Hand Group of |colved hundreds of letters asking ess asslated by the committee. of the evening, Call to worship|ig the provincial government. 116 BOND ST. W RA 5.0322 7/16" x 4' x'9' vr 6.56 FAITHFUL WORKERS was given by Mrs, Glenn Reager, promier Frost sald later no ac- 7/16" x 4' x 8' 6.5 2.08 Foor SHEET Tuesday evening Mrs, Edgar C, Croxall, Tho tceaer wire. Nomvian Mrs. Hillier conducted the busi , 2 CEILING TILE 14" Standard 4'x8' ,......, 14.9 4.77 meditation, Mrs, Howard Arksey|giatement was presented by Mrs ported on sick and shut-ins for| 'Mrs. Edgar Croxall presented | wi hy, "A y November, Shut-in hags will be iy yA} PORN oF 080 " : | - : Es Foor SHEET the slate of officers for 1050, a 4 / 2 distributed at Christmas Mrs, SJ, Hi 3 i oi ARBORITE 3%" G. 1S. 4'xB' 31 Vac $10.03 Hunter, assistant leader, Mrs, W.!Mrs, Mervyn Bird: assistant, : Groat; secretary, Mrs, Howard Mrs, Lloyd Rradley: treasurer, | 1/16" x 4' x 8' Cat 50¢ $16.00 FINEST QUALITY MAHOGANY DOORS Arksey; treasurer, Mra, Neil Mrs, A, J, Cook; pianist, Mrs Yel " = Matching Edge Trim--134" x 10" roll ,. $1.45 16". x 6'6" x 134" : Wood grain & Golden Glitter ,. 54e¢ $17.28 18" x 6'6" x 134 Ee, 110" x 6'6" x 134 210" xX 6'6" xX | 3g"! Va PEG BOARD i, Foor SHEET hel CAS VB XA RA iviivieivinasy He $2.88 2'4" x6'6" x 134 3.84 2'6" 'x 6'6" x 134" ® Wonderful Christmas 2'8" x 66" x 134 stacking proson MASON ITE imipanive Va" x 4' x 8 Std. coo Bu $1.69 FIR SLAB DOORS AAAAAAAAARS # Christmas TREES -- NATURAL 3 Christmas TREES -- COLORED Christmas TREE STANDS ) w ov . Nondertul 10 /ay with Va" x 4' x 8 Tempered 10%%¢ 3.44 ii > : . : re ® 1460 models to choose Va" x 4' x 8 Tempered | . 1413¢ 4.64 xterior Paint Grade Christmas TREE LIGHTS : = from, al rue Yo sale ALL TYPES OF HARDBOARDS IN STOCK ole SUB. x 19 par : ¢ All:metal--practically M i" x 4' x 8 Tile Board 12Vae $4.00 J 4 \ am 2'10" x 6'10" x 134" 30 x70" x13" indestructible 14" x 4' x 4' Quarter Board ... 83% ec ~ $1.40 ® Rubber tires en all 4" »4' x8 Std. ....... 8c $2.80 models--they're quiet! 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