The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

a H THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Merch 13, 1959 7 FACE SMOKE CHARGES | » TORONTO (CP)--The .13 mun- icipalities of Metropolitan .To- The men were killed in an acci-|ronto and the Torosty norte dent Dec. 13, on No. 28 Highway Commission may face cl near Bewdley when their car fail- fF Vidlalions ot 3 NC ur orks ed fo round a curve and struck a/, om mittee Wednesday authorized: large tree. works commissioner Ross Clark' continue until the last faflure or pass is revealed. Car Failed Make Turn, Students Write Easter Exams PORT HOPE -- Wearier but happy with relief, Port Hope High School students filed out of the school yesterday afternoon at the conclusion of a week of examina- ronto, and Edwin Mollan, 26 of Trenton Wednesday in Cobourg 'Says U.S. Beginning Understand Canada PORT HOPE -- Canadian- ¥ American relations have been : |bad at times, but a substantial increase in understanding of Ca- |nadian problems is being shown ©: |by Americans at top levels, said £ Lawrence E. Laybourne, manag- i © |ing director of Time magazine in : |Canada, addressing Port Hope ! |Canadian Club last night. Although there may not be as broad an understanding of Can- ada among the general U.S. pop- ulation, he said, real growth in © |awareness is being displayed by more Americans concerned with international relations. #| "It would be a dull congress- man or a non-working editor, who | is unaware of the nature of Ca- | nadian grievances," he said. Mr. Laybourne referred to poli- ticians, leaders of opinion, the U.S. press and businessmen as great deal of "sophisticated in- formation" had been sent to in- vestors south of the border, he added He said even the name "'Diefen- baker" was known, if mis-pro- nounced, in the United States. This was because during his elec- tion i Mr. Diefenbal -- had let it be known that Canada "was not exactly delighted with everything in the United States." The voice of Canada seemed louder, if a bit shriller, every time an international incident : caused Canada to cry out to the United States, he added. He said this growing top level awareness of Canadian viewpoint evidenced itself daily with Wash- ington giving spontaneous thought to possible clashes in defence matters, farm surplus disposal problems, or effect of U.S. ant- tions. Easter exams kept stu- dents tense through a tight two- exams per day schedule. Few parties were planned for celebrations. The tension will be back today, Hit COBOURG -- A verdict of acei- dental death was returned by the when papers are returned to stu- jury at an inquest into the death dents. Suspense is expected to'of Joseph Blanchard, 29 of To- good reacons wily most pegple buy MONARCH MARGARINE! A passenger in the car, Helen to issue summonses against loeal Mollan, wife of Edwin Moll was thrown clear She was taken to hospital with minor injuries. Evidence that the road was Tree City ils, including the of Toronto, and the TTC: Mr. Clark said municipal inciner- {ators have pug peta 3 Jource a nded was given by Constable air pollution. Exhaust - fumes Carl Carey of the Ontario provin-' buses were also cited as a pollu cial police detachment, Cobourg. tion cause. i 5 trust legislation on y companies in Canada. He challenged his audience at one point, and suggested that Canadians were not as well in- formed on the United States as they prided themselves. TIMES BUREAUS COBOURG G. McAuliffe FR. 2-5349 PORT HOPE Iain Macdonald TU. 5-5737 being particularly enlightened about Canada. There is still humor in the fact that the general U.S. public south) LAWRENCE E. LAYBOURNE So inter-related is Canada-U.S. trade and administration that a drafting should not be more than $2000, he said. The department MONARC CREAMER RODUCTS -- LE TR I ART IN ! I li Ji qT a MINOR HOCKEY Cobourg Has as to how many states are in Canada, he said. Ad : T me rmovaren, | Prepare Maps OLD GRAFTON CHURCH BEING RENOVATED r P ar a PY PORT HOPE -- A three-stage graphical map should be pre- F ace Lift . or velopment in the next 20 years he added. The town should take could be prepared at a cost of | care to co-operate fully in map- $2000, said R. N. Percival, de- ping and development probl partment of planning and de-|with neighboring Hope and Ham- velopment, at a public meeting] ilton townships, he advised. COBOURG (Staff) -- St Mary plastic, with an area of 1000] Addressing the meeting, called nexation of adjacent land, he ex-|help if problems arose. of the Assumption Roman Cath-|{square feet will cover the seats by the town planning board in|plained, Such annexations should Present at the meeting were olic Church in Grafton, is cele-/in the church while the work is town hall council chambers, Mr. include enough land to balance shout 30 de\ezates from adjacent brating its 84th anniversary this/going on. |Percival outlined the value of|residential and industrial needs. Hope. Planning. toate sot corm year and the whole interior is| To cut down on costs, the plas- such a map. He was of the opinion that thei], hvdro and water commission, Workmen are setting in place|church will not have to be paint-| signed to control and Fide for confined below Highway 401, and home and school asso- thousands of sheets of wire net-led after. maximum public benefit a 8 Cost of mapping surveys andl ciations, and service clubs. ting which will hold over five and| The job will take approximate-| velopment within a municipality. a half tons of plaster. A sheet of|ly three weeks to complete. | Land should be developed in log- Sidi ly, he said. Such a map would provide a graphic chart of pro- gressive development. Preliminary steps would volve surveying for a land use a topographical map. Land use|- details, he suggested, could be |- gathered by boy scouts, girl(= guides, or other local volunteers. Such a map would show present | COBOURG--Cobourg will have Bowmanville to win 41. Purvis| This map would indicate where | two teams entered in the Little Kinney was the big gun with the most desirable locations could be | NHL Ontario hockey finals at/hat trick, the other to Barry | zoned for future commercial, Welland next month during the Dawe. Andy Mathews scored for residential, or industrial use, Easter holidays. Competing st Bowmanvill, Sewer, water, and hydro lines of the border, states is uncertain master map to control town de-| pared by a qualified draftsman, Ancient Church here Tuesday night. Development would require an-|would always be available for undergoing renovation {ter will be tinted so that the, Planning legislation was de-|town should also keep its growth parks commission, ratepayers', -------- ical pattern, and not haphazard-(£'y map, a public service map, and |= Two Entri ries use of all local land. | Trenton Saturday in the Eastern| The John James Trophy as|Should be traced on a second i | 1so noted |: Ontario playdowns, Cobourg most valuabl Bant map, he suggested. A z Mites and Bantams defeated was won by nam, | should Le He sie 204 Sapaeity E Bowmanville opposition in the Mathews, Paul Horgan of Port of seiv is and tee id topo- | finals to gain the honor. Hope captured the Hershey Mo- ] The local Pee Wees were oust-|tors Trophy for being named best HELD AS WITNESS ed by Trenton 41 in their first|goalkeeper in the Bantam series.| LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Leslie game and were eliminated. The| Large crowds attended the all-| Dinwoodie, 46, of London is being hit y og the death of uncle, Daniel Cornish, 82, day in hospital. ' for BOYS of all ages SPORT COATS New Tweeds and Saxonies Boys will wear them proudly-- theyre man-tailored by a leading Canadian manufacturer. Impres- sive new selection of many de- sirable patterns, featuring neat designs, Ivy stripes and ombre checks. Shades of blue, grey and brown. Two- and three-button. Sizes 6 to 10 Sizes 11 to 16 14.9:16.95 Sizes 17 to 18 are 19.95 BOYS' BLAZERS The traditional favorite! Double- breasted, navy blue blazers in wool blend. Smart looking, hard wearing. Sizes 6 to 10 Sizes 11 to 16 9.95 qualify for Welland trip. |manville, Red Alexander's Mites were the class of the Squirt divisi They blanked Trenton 7-0 in the morning round and came back to rub out Bowmanville 5-1 in the finals. le had nipped Port Hope 2-1 in their first game. Members of the Eastern On. tario Junior A champions are Danny Mclvor, Doug Parnall, Tommy Gadbois, Gord Kelly, Bill Cane, Paul Massey, Dou g| Campbell, Cam Gilchrist, Gerry | Bambridge, Mike Caine, Paul Gutteridge, Ray Bowen, David St. Charles, Robert Spry, Roger Brisbin, Reg Stevenson and Jim Blastorah. Bill Cane and Gord Kelly were outstanding in their pair of vic-| tories. Tournament officials chose | Kelly as the outstanding Mite player of the day and Barney McColl, president of the Trenton Minor Hockey League, presented the Tip Top Tailor Trophy to the Cobourg ace. | Captain Gerry Bambridge re ceived the Wladyka Brothers Trophy for the Cobourg club. Se : lected as the best Squirt net} CONTEMPORARY CABINET BY DEILCRAFT -- The Caprice 2 Nar | integrates the excellence of chassis design with a long, low, singer was Bowmanville's. Ron and Jovely conssle cabinet. Finished in selected hardwood . : veneers 0 alnut, hogany, Autumn Leaf Mahogany, Wie a Pee awers| Light Dek and lustrous Swedish Walnut, the Caprice provides ti inest i Trenton were Bill Cane with three | e very finest in solid hardwood furniture. goals, Gord Kelly with two and 8 or 10 TUBE STEREOPHONIC AMPLIFIER-TUNER CHASSIS Jim Blastorah and Gerry Bam-] -- 10 tube AM-FM circuit. Both circuits provide complete bridge with one apiece, Kelly led | stereophonic controls including separate Treble and Bass tone, the Cobourg shooters in their|] Stereo balance, and level, and a 4 or 5 position selector control, MEN -- Stride out Smartly in a HARRIS TWEED TOPCOAT Hand-woven by Scottish craftsmen -- the world-re- nowned HARRIS TWEED TOPCOAT has that rugged, virile look. Choose Houndstooth checks or Herringbone patterns. Wears for on 9 50 extraordinary long time, will not crease. Exciting Sizes 34 to 46 in regular, short and tall models See The Electhohome - CAPRICE STEREOPHONIC - HIFIDELITY COMBINATION Radio and Record Player HILTON RSTO -- m-- heather tones include blue greys, greys and light brown, Styled for comfort with Balmacaan collar, raglan sleeves, slash pockets. Just Look at These Features : FRASERDALE VELOUR i : The deep, luxurious look of all wool velour . . . in | plain shades, pin stripes, or neat overchecks. Care- fully tailored in slip-on style with patch pockets. Spring Er slash or ANE - opr . a AN are finale with Bowmanville, popping | in a goal and one assist. | Single markers went to Doug | Campbell, Paul Massey, Gerry| Bambridg eand Bill Cane. Rob-| ert Large tallied for 'frenton, | The Lyall N Carr Trophy was awarded to Ricky Gay of Bow- manville as the most valuable | Pee Wee player in the all-day | tournament. Cobourg's Blaire| Sayers was honored on being chosen the best Pee Wee goalie even though his team lost 4-1 to| Trenton. Ray Chapman account- ed for Cobourg's only goal in that | loss. | Pat Briand's spirited Bantams | pulled a real upset when they de- | feated the favorite Port Hope | club 3-2 in overtime in the first game and then downed Bowman- ville 4-1 in the finals. | Members of that championship team are John Sherwin, Ross Quigley, Ricky Borthwick, Brian St. Louis, Bruce Harp, John Primeau, Len Bazay, John An- derson, Gilbert Brocanier, Terry Lenahan, Bob Ewart, Purvis Kin- ney, Barry Dawe, Ron Milne and Bob Bissonnette. Cobourg had to go 14 minutes and 21 seconds of overtime to oust Port Hope. Terry Lenahan assumed the hero's role by fir. ing the winning goal to climax a great comeback by the Cobourg | team. They trailed 2-0 with less than | five minutes remaining. A pen- | alty to Port Hope's Paul Ter- benche gave them their chance HOME APPLIANCES and John Primeau and Bruce] Harp fired the equalizers to send the game into overtime, The finals saw Cobourg enjoy a whopping margin in play over | ADJUSTABLE FULL RANGE STEREOPHONIC SOUND SYS- TEM -- The powerful dual channel amplifier feeds two sep- arate speaker systems of an 8 P.M. high compliance woofer and a 6" P.M. coaxial mid-range with built-in tweeter in each. Each system is served by a crossover network ond fa- cility is provided for the connection of an additional external specker system for expanded stereophonic coverage, A special focus control permits angular adjustment of both coaxial speakers for more effective stereo reproduction. GARRARD 4-SPEED STEREOPHONIC CHANGER -- The Caprice provides a Garrard R.C. 12] Mk Il changer com- pletely for stereophonic operation with a diamond microgroove stylus and a sapphire 78 R.P.M, stylus cartridge provided. The R.C. 121 Mk Il features o muting switch for silent opera- tion and a pouse switch, as well as o record intermix. mech- anism. 399° ALSO A COMPLETE RANGE OF 1959 Etlectrohome TELEVISION (OSHAWA) LTD. 90 SIMCOE ST. s. RA 5.5332 es i SR TS OTE TE Popular all-wool worst- ed flannels--Dbelt loops, BOYS' PANTS i Mg Boge 3; char grey. Sizes 6 to 18 Get That New Look For Easter! 2-PANT SUITS Distinctively tailored just like Dad's suits! Leading Canadian manufacturer has carefully styled these single-breasted, two-button suits for comfort and good looks. Let him choose popular plain charcoal- grey. or navy, or neat fancy designs. 6 to 10 11 to 16 0-9 h.35 Sizes 17 and 18 29.95 Boys' SPORT SHIRTS Here's a gay, colorful selection, Ww 98 including new checks and smart fancy designs! They're Sanforized and colorfast . , . long sleeves, breast pocket, shades include greys, blue greys, and brown. gs Sizes 3. to 46 in regu- lar, short and tall models. Famous Fabric--Specially Imported from Italy Marzotto Topcoats See the lustrous sheen of these all- wool whipcord Marzotto Topcoats! Extremely hard wearing ,retain their ig shape; will not 3 : crease . . , Styled for distinction in slip-on model with slash pock- ets. Choose blue- grey, teal - blue, Sizes 34 to 46 in ? regular, short and tall and mid-brown. models. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE ® OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M.