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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, March 13, 1959 Conference To Study Citizenship Problems C. C. Murty, president of the Catholic Women's League of St. Gregory's Church, and the re- source leader will be S. Davido- vich of the CPB. ' These committees will hold group discussions from 11 a.m. to 12 noon. AFTERNOON SESSION The afternoon will see a plen- ary i followed by more group discussions. At 4:30 p.m. the conference will come together once again for the final conference session under the chairmanship of Mr. Creighton. After this session John Sharpe, liaison officer for the department of citizenship and immigration, will give an analysis of all the| group discussion. | The conference will then ad-| 2 Body Plant Men Share $2500 Prize General Motors of Canada, Limited, this week announced that two of its body plant em- ployees are the latest employees to share in the com any's sugges- tion plan top award of $2500. The idea to eliminate an operation during the welding of the body hinge pillar won the award for Jim Holt and Sid Barnett, Five employees of the parts de- partment won cheques for their suggestions. They were Donna Mowbray, Don Morris, Mildred Turney, Lee Morgan and Fred Williams who won $266, $250, $130, $125 and $97 respectively. Following is a list of the other awards during the past month: MAINTENANCE: David John- ston, Ralph MecMackin (2), George Cheesman, Roy Kenney, Donald Gibson, Conrad Regim- bal, Vernon Sanders, Anthony Harrison, John Wallacé, James Crecine, George Richardson, James Lang, Mervin Cairns, Noel Rivers, Norman Wilks, Sidney Sheridan, Eugene Van De Walk- er, Richard Kittle, Peter Beech- ing, George Porter, William Stones, Les Usher, James Map- plebeck. PARTS -- Warwith Barnsley, Donald Howe, Arnold McEachern, George Kilpatrick, John Dell, Leonard Clapp, Fred Taylor, Cy- ril Bone, Edward Simmons, Rob- ert Jones, Ewart Clemence, Thel- ma Cruikshanks, Ronald Harnd- Guy Rancourt, Charles Stovell, Harry Cham- bers, Edward Malloy, Lloyd Davidson, Harold Cooney. CHASSIS PLANT: George Jar- vis, Allan' Suddard, Carl Kydd, Ronald Marsh, Kenneth Franklin, Ronald Wilson, Joseph A Richard Malik, John Smith (2), Delbert Tompkins, Hilbrand Vis- ser, Harry LeMire, John Matth- ews, Clifton James, Harold Ford, Donald Read, Maurice Gingrass, Albert L dale, Lloyd Atchi Allan Williams, Eugene Hackett, Edward Teer, Kenneth Robin- Louis Grenier, "The Oshawa Citizenship Com-|ing with communication, welfare, mittee will hold it's first full recreation, one committee for scale conference Saturday start- youth and another for adult rec- ing at 9:30 a.m, and finishing up [reation and the last for social at 6 p.m. | adjustment. ¢The conference will be held at| On the communications com: Adelaide House and will be open- mittee the chairman will be ed with registration at 9:30 a.m, [George Fletcher, trustee of the "This will be followed by a plen.|Oshawa Board of Education, and ary session after which T. Kelso|resource leader will be Martin Creighton, QC, the chairman ay {Sollacm, of the y pro- the conference, will welcome the grams branch, Ontario Depart- delegates. ment of Education, Toronto. i : ' i The welfare committee will be Mr. Creighton's address will be chaired by B. M, Lewis of the ollowed by a civic welcome from Children's Aid Societ x S y of Ontar- or Lyman A. Gifford and the i," tv ang 'Oshawa. His re- r chine Starr, federal min- (co, 06 leader will be Mrs. Jean Mr, Creighton will then outline| Shek of the community planning | council, Toronto. Sopuat the conference to The youth recreation commit- a 3 Liat tee will have Wendell Brewster he Jptroguction| ou we elas it's chairman and Jack Eil- sour * p beck of the CPB. m out of town, will be hy : ART : . >| Miss H. R. Higgins, executive journ for a dinner served at Wendell Brewster, CRA director. gi-ooior of the YWCA, will chair| Adelaide House. FOUR COMMITTEES [the adult recreation committee] The guest speaker at the din. | "There will be four eommittees./and Miss Olive Zeron of the CPB ner will be the Very Rev, Dean All the chairmen of the commit- will be the resource leader. P.M. Dwyer, DD, pastor of St. febs will be from Oshawa. For the social adjustment com- Gregory's Roman Catholic "The committees will be deal-imittee the chairman will be Mrs. Church. CAPSULE NEWS 'Park Name son. INSPECTION: James McMinn, Robert Galpin, George Bloomer, Edward Johnson, William Ord, Harold Cook, Wayne Chidley, Jack Kane (2), George Dunn, Er- nest Dobney, Albert Tovey, Har- old Calford, Harry Cheesbrough, John Shearer Jr., William Bot- trell, William Dobko, Neilson Greentree (3). PRODUCTION CONTROL: Alan Nichols, Thomas Palmer (2), MATERIAL HANDLING: Jo- seph Corrigan, Ralph Terwille- gar, Wilfred Manning, Earl Mar- shall, Clifford Shred. WEST PLANT: Celestin Forget, Bruce Cummings, Bernard Greel- ey, Joyce Jones, Cam Watson, Edwin Branton, Wilfred Sproul, Joseph Childerhose, Reginald Hickey (2). NORTH PLANT: Douglas Tay- | CANADA-RUSSIA Russia's Henrich Sidorenkov | puck on ice in foreground dur- (left) flies through the air in | ing the match in the World Ice an effort to beat Canada's Hockey Championships at Wayne Brown (centre) to the ! Prague, Czechoslovakia. Can- ada won the game 3 to 1. Thurs- | tournament victory and tops | day the Canadian team from | x Belleville, Ont., trounced Swed- | the teams in the final round standings with six. points. | en 5 to 0 for its third straight Auto Theft | Is Approved The Ontario Legislature will be OBITUARIES Woman Bookie MISS MARY ELLEN NASH Following a serious illness of | | | | | | én, Annie Jacula, Edward Kun- kel, Everett Peterson. #| SHIPPING: Edward Ray, Jack Mantle. BODY SHOP: Orval King, Rob- ert Barrett, Lucien Vezina, Har- lor, George Leach, Clint Barrett, Edna Johns, Verna Carleton. TQOL AND DIE: Alan Sauw ers. PURCHASING: Sylvia Clarke, Joseph Crumback and Anna Lars Fined $50, Costs Mrs. Nellie M. Rowden, 48, 73/had been taking bets over the charged with telephone. She also stated that | : | asked to give the name 'Roger | Conant Park" to the parkland | area owned by the department of highways south of highway 401 and east of the Ontario-Durham three weeks the death occurred) at the Oshawa General Hospital. | Thursday morning, March 12. of | Miss Mary Ellen Nash, who lived | Cromwell Ave., old King, Nelson Bickell, Hyle Beal, Arnold Williams (2), Regi nald Jones, Alan Tutin, James McNally. mer. ACCOUNTING -- Marjory Car- ter, William Wilde, Glen Flem- ing, Helen Johnston, Alan Muir, Brings Jail » GODERICH (CP) Donald pended policemen in the North MecKibbon, 30, of Seaforth, was|York division tried in connection wentenced to two years less a day with break-ins and thefts last] in reformatory when he pleaded fall. county line. Oshawa Historical Societv, gest her 82nd year. |at the Victoria Apartments, 291 bookmaking was fined $50 and|she had been taking the bets for At Thursday's meeting of the|Simcoe St. S. Miss Nash was in|costs or one month when she ap-|a bookie and did not y get paid for {peared before Magistrate F. S.|doing so. She would not reveal! TRIM, PAINT, HARDWARE, SEAT ASSY.: Karl Perzel, Ron- ald Gray, Russell Wiggans, Her- Shirley Patterson and Thomas Jellow. SALES : i : : Stan Sereda and Wal- speaker J. P. Lovekin, MA, BA,| Born at Brimpton, Berkshire, Ebbs this morning. She pleaded the bookie's name. 7 |asked the society to pass a mo-| England, the deceased was the guilty to the charge. Terence V. Kelly, representing? tion approving the name. He said last surviving member of the! OPP anti-gambling squad offi-|/the accused, told his worship that| [that the department of highways | family of the late Mr. and Mrs. cers said that Mrs, Rowden was she was supporting her 13-year- '| had suggested the name "Oshawa| William Nash. She was born arrested Feb. 10 at 3 p.m. at the|old daughter. He also said that| ter Meens, Tolls guilty Thursday to car theft. ; ; WAS CCF LEADER bert Gray, Ronald Middleton, DIES AT 101 WINNIPEG (CP) -- Edwin A, CHATHAM (CP)--Mrs. Marg-| Hansford, 64, former Manitoba aret A. Wade, who spent most/CCF leader and mayor of t of her 101 years in Wallaceburg, | Boniface, died here Thursday » died in a nursing home Wednes- following a stroke. He sat in the | Park for the Yract, bu that His day. Her husband died several provincial house for eight vears| "ame i cause : igsen}ion, years ago. Mrs. Hannah Flem- and, in 1948, succeeded S. ismre aig S Aram ming of London, Out., and Mrs. Farmer as Manitoba CCF leader. > g 3 ae on Annie Moore of Sarnia are In 1951 he relinquished the party daughters. leadership to Lloyd Stinson. ONTARIO CRIME RING CAR CRASH KILLS 3 TORONTO (CP) -- Police say| LANDRIENNE, Que. (CP)--A they believe they are on the trail young mother and her two chil- of a well-organized safecracking dren were killed and three per-!.: .: ig giv iti ' ring. Maps, diagrams and com- sons injured Thursday when their Vincis] gark le ghen & poticlav's binations numbers for safes in 60 car collided with a CNR freight th | y Ontario centres were found dur-|train in this town 270 miles north |p, ing a raid at a west-end house of Montreal. Mrs. Urbain Cro-|po objection Wednesday night. David Price, |teau, 30, of Landrienne, her son, Rev. Dr. George Telford moved 31, was charged with shopbreak- Pierre, 4, and daughter, Andree, that the society approve of the ing, having burglar tools and be- 18 months, were killed, police new name for the park. The mo- ing in possession of valuable said. [tion was carried and Mr. Love- apers. | ki i yi pape FATAL PLANE CRASH {kin indicated that he will present » LENGTHY TERMS CHATHAM, N.B, (CP) -- Flt.- ernment. on behalf of showa ; LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Gordon Lt. Leonard M. Eisler, 25, of and Durham hid cia dy Charles Copeland, 31, and Ken- Odessa, Sask., was kilied Thurs- ---------- Sr ---- -- meth Murphy, 31, both of London, day when his Sabre jet aircraft Thursday received lengthy terms crashed about 25 miles south of in penitentiary on break, enter here. The single-seater fighter and theft charges. Convicted of | was on a routine training flight, | the Jan. 27 break-in at the home RCAF spokesmen said, and! of Albert Faas, Lambeth, Cope-|cause of the crash has not been| land was sentenced to five years, determined, Murphy to 4%. A number of rare MORE coins were taken. 7 + . SHORT ON SAUSAGE ship council Thursday, council p OPERATION SUCCESS LONDON (Reuters! The was advised of a meeting of the + BANCROFT (CP)--An opera- Queen Thursday followed up her Ontario County Mutual Aid organ- tion performed on 14-year . old husband's campaign for more ization in Brechin Fire Hall, Linda Trudel, for whom the Ban-'sausage in sausage rolls when March 20, at 8 p.m croft Lions Club raised $3,150,!she visited a new school here. The Ontario County has been successful, it was Watching 13-year-old Linda West| Unit advised council that dogs, learned Thursday. The operation, making sausages in a cooking 25 Well as other pets. such as to close a hole In the heart, was class, she said: 'Are you sure cats, are subject to rabies .Chil- performed a week ago at the you've got enough sausage in dren should be careful when play- Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn, |them?" Prince Philip jokingly "¢ With pets or other arimals. announced his 8 cam- ad : CIVIL WAGE INCREASE | paign on a visit to 5 sondon sony. | ONt7rio Fire Marshall pegarding . WINDSOR (CP) -- Civic office nical school about a year ago. the heavy snow load on roofs. In workers have voted 108 to 27 to Park is sometimes known as Osh- {awa Park. ture has a nolicv whereby no pro- Council Deals With Letters COLUMBUS (Staff) --At a meeting of East Whitby town- ous and should be reported. January 17, 1878. Coming to Osh- Motor City Cab office, 11 Prince|the cab company, awa from England, Miss Nash street. In her possession were 21 works, had no idea she had lived here for 56 years. ber of St. George's { United Church. She leaves a sister-in-law, Mrs. Lillian Nash, of Oshawa and a hat by adding "Roger" to the Number of nieces and nephews| ame. the legislature could have 8mong whom are Mrs. Bernard) Dickey (Joan) and Mrs. Clar- ence Spice? (Pauline), of Osh- awa and Leon Nash, of New- i market. The funeral held at service will be the McIntosh Funeral the suggested name to the gov- Chavel at 2 p.m. Saturday, March By MRS. CHARLES H. REESOR [ners were: Mrs. O'Brien, Grace 14. Interment will be in Oshawa Union Cemetery. MARY GLADYS DAVEY The death occurred 2¢ the Osh- {awa General Hospital Thursday, | March 12, of Mary Gladys Davey, who for many years had bee: one of the leading figures in the {business life of Whitby. She had been in failing health for some | months. A lifelong resident of Whitby, Miss Davey was a daughter of e late George and Eveline Davey, who were also lifelong Mrs, J. C. Taylor, Mrs. H. H.|Espie and Mrs. Leonard Colbear. Maritimes. A rather weak dis- Health residents of Whitby. She was alArmstrong, Mrs. Phillip Orde, Mrs. Robertson thanked Mrs. turbance has spread some snow ozs. member of St. Andrew's Presby- Mrs, Glenn VanCamp, Mrs. W.|McEachern for her co-operation into northwestern Ontario. There [terian Church and of the Whitby {Chamber of Commerce. Miss Davey opened a millinery Eachern, supervised by Mrs. [reshments and a social half hour tario. store in Whitby more than 35 A letter was received from the years ago and was one of the [ola McEachern, with the as-| resi- ring disposi- known ell community's best dents. Of a quiet, |some cases this is very danger- tion it was not until her death nrg Mac, McMillan. that it was revealed that her A niece of the late John Walter | fusion, since, he said, Lakeview Borbery, Miss Nash Yas 4 mem nglican IIT n aly Wee 3 rember of epicud In He said that the name Conant/Lvceum Club. In the early 1920's | Park had not been considered by | she was active as the teacher of the government, since the legisla-| 2 boys' class at Albert Street Di trict gathered to see a preview of | Mrs. where she, daily newspapers with various this. |marks made under the racing Crown Attorney Alex C. Hall columns. Betting slips were also|said that it would appear she was her pockets and purse. acting as a front for something They stated that it appeared to bigger. be a small operation, about $10! His worship said: "This was a day. very foolish thing on your part.| In her statement to the police, This should be sufficient warn- {Mrs, Rowden admitted that she ing that you cannot do this." Fashion Show At Port Perry PORT PERRY -- Groups of the Davis, Mrs. Brent, Mrs. Grant Port Perry WA held a daffodil McDermott, Mrs. Roy Cornish, tea and millinery fashion show in Nee: Fralick, Be %, Isdy s the Sunday school room. Con- Archer, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Mac |vener Me Jessle Robert. Christy, Mrs, Howard Hall, Mrs. | son. rt. Couves, Mrs. George Beare, Over 100 women from the dis- Mrs. Lile, oye. PRL spring fashions. |Mrs. O. Watson, Mrs. Squelch, | he event wah oificiglly open ard Nouiugiiam, Mss, M.| juish GF ge Bn hog Min During the intermission a short and niroduced the commentaor sit vas Bi on, by Mev George Mrs. George Holmes. { BC i 4 The styles were modelled by Mrs, Sam. Cawker, Mrs. Hugh | |Taylor, Jr., Dorothea Koch, Ethel in making the show a success. Dodd, Mary Lea and Thelma Mc-| The group in charge: served re- Thelma McEachern and Mrs, |[ollowed. {sistance of Mrs. Jessie Robert- son, Mrs. George Burnett and Chest Doctor Music was provided during the| was doing! | speaker at the Salvation Army | Shipping Effective OTTAWA (CP)--St. Lawrence seaway shipping tolls will go into effect April 1. This was announced in the Commons Thursday by Transport Minister Hees, who predicted the DFC. MP for Brandon - Souris [waterway will help Canadian riding, assistant to the minis- {goods compete in overseas mar- ter of the department of veter- kets and benefit Canada gener- ans' affairs, will be the special ally. The navigation charges on the services in the Oshawa Citadel {waterway -- which opens this this weekend, Saturday night |spring--have been deisgned- to he will speak on the subject give Canada and the United "A Salvationist in Parliament." |States proportionate returns on A life - long member of the their shares of the total $471,000, Salvation Army, Mr, Dinsdale [000 investment. has been bandmaster of the t Saluati CANADA GETS MOST Brandon Salvation Army Band Canada will receive all tolls for several years, from the all-Canadian Welland Canal, carrying ships past Niag- WEATHER ara Falls, The remainder will be split 71-29 in favor of Canada. TORONTO (CP)--Official fore- casts issued by the public The tolls have on a 'the weather office at 5 am.: basis aimed at paying off' whole project in 50 years. It is Synopsis: Snow is still occurr- ing in the Haliburton region of the first time tolls have been charged on Canadian canals. Ontario this morning with the storm centre moving across the WALTER G. DINSDALE, MP Walter G. Dinsdale, MA, One aspect of the tolls has been arranged on a basis that will give domestic Canadian and U.S. car- riers a break over fcreign com- petitors. SPECIAL CONCESSION | Point-to-point carriage of pack- will be plenty of sunshine today and Saturday over Southern On- April 1 age commodities within Canada and within the U.S. will be charged as though they were lqilk goods, carrying about half the normal tolls. One reason for this is to allow the domestic carriers to compete with railway lines roughly para- lelling the seaway and hauling the same types of traffic. As Mr. Hees made his an- nouncement in the Commons, it stimulated a CCF suggestion for a national .transportation policy. Deputy CCF House leader H. W. {Herride said proposals for a {toll - free seaway indicated the | necessity of such a policy. Mr. Hees had no comment on | this. The minister, in response to questions from Lionel Chevrier, (L -- Montreal Laurier), former lear that the ud under Canada's board of trans- port commissioners, : The board regulates some shipping in addi- tion to railways. . Complaints on seaway tolls, r. Hees announced, will be {handled by an advisory board consisting of two Canadian and two U.S. members. Provision is Imade for a review of the rates lafter five years of operation. | Regional forecasts valid until midnight Saturday: | Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Lake| Ontario, Niagara regions, Wind- sor, London, Hamilton, Toronto: Partly cloudy with a few scat- tered snowflurries today and Sat- Mother Flies To Son's Bedside urday. A little milder. Winds westerly 15. Haliburton region: Snow ending this morning, clearing this after- noon. Cloudy Saturday with oc- casional snow. Not much change in temperature. Winds northwest A mother, who flew from her |Ski Club property, near Kirby, West German home to the bed-|Feb. 21, when he slipped on a side of her unconscious son, wait- patch of ice and crashed into a ed in a Toronto hospital today tree. for him to come out of the coma! He was removed to Bowman- he has been in for 19 days. |ville Community Memorial Hos- Mrs. Anna Otto, of Moers, near | Pital where doctors diagnosed his Essen, Germany, arrived in Can-|injury as a fractured skull which ada two days ago. Hospital -au-|Would require specialized atten- thorities said her son, Ernest|tion. He was removed to a To- Otto, 26, an Oshawa bricklaying|Fonto hospital. contractor, was in poor condition| "They said if he lived till he from a fractured skull suffered in got to the Toronto hospital he a skiing accident. | might have a chance," an official Otto, who lived at 116 Cromwell of the cl sigled 5 2h a! 'In Toronto they said if he Ave., was skiing at the Oshawa lived a week he might have a chance. He is still alive and we at the ski club are all hoping for the best." DID YOU KNOW ? You can have eo Harding ALL Interment will be at Cataraquil . Forecast temperatures Cemetery, Kingston. Low tonight High Saturday 40 CITY AND WINS ACQUITTAL A charge of failing 10 comply with income tax regulations against George R. James and his son, Bruce, North Oshawa, was accept an offer of a three-per-| TWO QUADS DIE Council renewed its insurance g lity i i i Di A InOTo: = a. J i Sura great creative ability in her cho- ' 3 st | t H Sout annual wage Jnesere for #95 CAPEIOWN. Sputl Mica policy for municipal liability. sen field had wor her wide ac- Show. ns Tria Hasiiugs on the 1eS ome board in lieu of retreactive pay. lets born Tuesday to spraying shitty ian Hon-owned élaim and hat She a) Cusiom: guest soloist, sang, accompan-| TORONTO (CP) -- Dr. Clifford The proposed contract now goes old African woman, Mrs. Amy] hi ors in Ausiralia, the Un) d og panied by her mother, Mrs. J. E. Herbert MacNeill, 57, a military fo city council for approval. Rinque, died Wednesday night. | SO, and, Francs She sent |Jackson. ; doctor, who specialized in chest SEER OIL RIGHTS They were the only boy and Car Is Taken br cach or 2 Mrs. W. Taylor, Jr., also gave diseases, died at his home here ALEXANDRIA Ont (CP)--A smallest girl. The surviving girls Miss Davey 'leaves three sis- 12 plano 200, tok Tuck i | Wednesday. : : farming community near here * 0 $008 Reglih, F P ki L t ters, Misses Florence and Isabel, uring e Syenng Yes. god A Laie of pelitcodiac, N'B.|18 today, light tonight, southwest and some 40 miles northeast of POPE'S MESSAGE rom ar ng 0 fof Whitby and Mrs. H Jenkyns 2° Were Srava 2 pre jad gradugle 4 Sueens Vaiven| 2, Saturday. ! ] AGE | a a, | sity, - i Cornwall has been turned into a| VATICAN CITY (AP) -- Pope| Boyce E. Blair, 120 Ritson road | (Bessie), of Toronto and a bro- . » pds B® Dre el i peoeurgim, BUY: SH Lake hive of speculation by agents John will deliver his first Easter|south, was just in time to see ther, Iam, of Toronto. C t F 11 fore joining the army at the out-|Partly cloudy today. Cloudy Sat- seeking to obtain options on land message as pontiff on Holy Sat-|his car stolen when he went to Rev. R. B. Milroy, minister of | as Ings 1 break of the Second World War.|urday with occasional snow. -A for. development for oil or natural |urday, March 28, the Vatican collect it at the Athol street west Knox Presbyterian Church, Osh- After the war he was on the|little milder. Winds light. gas. Five farms totaling some press office announced Thursday. municipal parking lot at 4 p.m.|aWa, Will conduct the funeral ser- Stratford staff of the Peterborough Milit-| White River, Timmins-Kapus- 400 acres are reported being The address, at 2 p.m. EST, will Thursday. vice at the W. C. Town -Funeral |ary Hospital, Kingston Military kasing regions: Sunny, clouding squght by a mining syndicate be broadcast by the Vatican! He saw the car disappearing Chapel, Whitby at 2 p.m. Mon-| Hospital and Christie Street Hos-| over this afternoon, a few periods with options offered for petrol-|radio. Other networks are ex- south on Simcoe street but could day, March 16. Interment will b 1959 Compan pital here. "lof snow tonight and Saturday. eum and natural gas rights. pected to carry the address. {not see the driver. It was a 1951 [in Oshava Bgl gl i 1 y Survivors include his wife, Ina. Not so cold tonight. Winds light. "" CONVICT EX-CONSTABLE RUSSIA BUYS WHEAT Lig Migs Whig» Mia call at the funeral home until| STRATFORD (CP)--The Strat- one (CP) - Thomas| WINNIPEG (CP)--The Grain| Police also reported the thefts P-m. Saturday. or Shakespentedn Fesival x 1ggins, 31, former Metropolitan Exchange reported Thursday the of almost completed the 34-member company for the .1959 season, June 29-Sept. 19. The company |St. Thomas {London Toronto constable, was convicted |Soviet Union h pi ur Jak » | as purchased four . ; . Tt 1 th ge etal {the trunk of a car owned by Lu } of Canadian wheat, the cj i . theft. The articles involved had a|first sal Hil Richard, 3 pve 2 day and 5.10 p.m. Thursday, The CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS will present Othello and As you Like It. DISTRICT | Wingham Toronto ... dismissed when he appeared be- Trenton ° morning, At a prior hearing of fore Magistrate F. S. Ebbs this| © WOOL CARPET (Reg. 10.50 sq. vd.) for only $6.95 34. yd. (Instelled y our own mechanics). Prominent performers from St. Catharines . past seasons include Bill Hutt, Ted Follows, Max Helpmann, Mervyn Blake and John Horton, William Needles of Kitchener and John Vernon, Toronto televi- sion actor, are returning after a two seasons' absence. Kate Reid, completing a film in England, will make her debut. Two members of the original 1953 season will return: Dawn Greenhalgh, wife of Ted Follows, will appear in both productions along with Garrick Hagen who! played in the festival's initial pro- duction, Richard III. 'Weed Killer Ban Asked In Food Stores HAMILTON (CP)--A ban on the sale of weed killers and in- secticides in food stores was called for Thursday by the On-! tario Nurserymen's Association. | Speakers at the first annual | meeting said sales of DDT, ar-| senical weed killers and other chemicals constituted a danger | to the housewife who put them in a shopping basket "with her | groceries, not realizinz leakage and diffusion could poison ler food. The meeting elected ; Richard | Watts of Fenwick president, | Harry Stacky of Malton vice- president and Leno Mori of Niag- |ara-on-the-Lake, secretary. NU-WAY RUG and CARPET SALES 174 MARY ST. RA 5-1202 the case, James claimed that his income tax returns had not been received due to tampering with his mail. TWO AMBULANCE CALLS |Hamilton Oshawa Fire Department an- Muskoka .. swered two ambulance calls for Killaloe ... |sickness during Thursday night. |Earlton .. | Sudbury ... CIGARETS STOLEN [North Bay ... Kent's service station, Albert Kapuskasing street, was broken into Thursday | White River night and $5 and 15 packs of cig-| arets were stolen. A 12-inch by 18- inch pane of glass had been SHIPS COLLIDE broken in the south - west win. VICTORIA (CP) -- The Terra dow, police reported. Nova, an uncommissioned de- stroyer-escort vessel on sea trials RETIREMENTS AT GM (here, collided Thursday with a Two employees of the Oshawa | small ferry boat outsine Victoria plant of General Motors of Can-|harbor. The ferry boat had part ada, Limited, recently retired on|of her bow crushed. The Terra {pension. They are Ernest Henley,|Nova was not seriously damaged. truck shipping, 39 vears' service|John Brown, 50, of Victoria suf-| |and Thomas G. Riordan, main-|fered leg, arm and head injur-| ho 37 years' service. ies. | Congratulations and best wishes to the following resi- dents of Oshawa and district who are celebrating birthdays today: Mark Reid, 270 Wilson road south; Archie Keith, 280 Haig street; Randy Lyzun, 226 Wil- son road south; Tommy Bow- ers, Town Line north : Eileen Walker, 247 Tresane street; Mrs. G. Otto, 113 Warren av- enue; Mrs. Wilda Colliss, Taunton road west; Ivan Gil- bert, 253 Athol street east; Keith Bradley, 296 Srevenson road north; Gary Cooper, 225 Eulalie avenue; Dave Barton, 357 Lakeshore road; Mrs. Michael Capik, 363 Albert street; Mrs. Dorothy Turpin, 644 King street east; Colleen Colleran, 469 Monirave av- enue; Wayne Bouckiey, RR 3, Oshawa; Alex Houston, 303 King street east; Mrs. H, Lucas, 248 Arthur street; Mrs. F. Bird, 93 Olive ave- nue; Mrs. John Newef, 241 Gibb street; Ricky Gauer, 134 Baldwin street; L. Roy Barrand, 127 Sunset drive. The first five persons to in- form The Oshawa Times of their birthdays each day wiil receive double tickets to The Regent Theatre good for a four-week period. The current attraction is "The Sheriff Of Fractured Jaw" Reports on birthdays will be received only between the hours of 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. 70 LOTS ON BUILDERS' TERMS IN CRESTWOOD SUBDIVISION (GRANDVIEW ST. AT KING ST.) $2,900 each Includes: ® PREPAID SERVICES ® N.H.A. APPROVAL ® VARIETY OF SIZES ® ROLLING TERRAIN ® R 1 B ZONING | | | THE FOOD PLAN THAT HAS PROVEN ITSELF OSHAWA REPRESENTATIVE STAN BRYNING 1061 RAVINE ROAD RA 8.5358 (Jele]o) CHAMBERS @:: 65 UNDERWRITERS RD, (SRA RET:} Exclusive Agents . . . RISTOW & OLSEN REALTORS RA 5.6165 RA 5.3412 | 19 ATHOL STREET WEST OSHAWA 1 e made to Russia this total yaiue of Shout $6. Sentence year. The shipment, estimated at was reserved until Monday. Hig-|1,500,000 bushels, is worth about trunk lock wa. ; . s broken. gins was the ninth of 12 sus-'$2,175,000. A tire was stolen from the! rear of Mr. Richard's car two| "6000 NEW HATS bind iii "All-Out Hunt But Ad Bubp - - u un In Collision F or 40 00 Bears Nobody was hurt in a front.rear collision between a Garton Coach KIRKLAND LAKE (CP)--(lor Ted Evans, both of Teck bus and a car on Bond street Someone had better tell the black| Township, said Mayor Del Vil. west Thursday afternoon, al- bears to stay in. hibernation.|lano had better ask other North- thongh usmage eslimated ai 83% When they stir from their winter [ern Ontario communities for as- Was chuted. i slumber, it appears their warm sistance. ; Driving the bus was Arle De. spring days will be numbered. |... groot, 25, of 82 Concession street The war office in London | ANOTHER PROBLEM | west, Bowmanville. Tne car dri-! Thursday accepted a Timmins of-|, ven if enough bears are|ver was Louis Nagy, 24, of 827 fer to shoot enough black bears| Killed, there still appears to be a Myer street, Oshawa. to provide headgear free for: all skinning problem. The car had beca travelling seven regiments of Buckingham| One experienced Teck hunter ast on Bond street and was about Palace guards. That means about|said: "Few people who have|to make a left turn when the col-| 5,000 ceremonial bearskin hats. |ever skinned one (a bear) ever|lision occurred. The hus was trav- Mayor Leo Del Villano of Tim- want to try it again. |elling in the same direction, be. mins sald earlier this. week he| "It takes about one hour to skin 1nd the car. Police said the bus would organize a bear hunt to re- the animal, if the hunter is ex.|¥a$ unable to stop in time on hat the guards. perienced, and another two or|the slippery road. HELP NEZDED [three to scrape and salt the hide ~-- But hunters in this area say|Properly." STREETS CLOSED lulfilment of the offer requires| The hunter, who declined use| The following streets will be about 4,000 bears and suggested ot his name, added: "The people closed for construction over the | the mayor is going to need some | of Timmins may be willing to get|weekend and Monday: Ritson help in his task. {out and try to shoot the critters road south from Bloor street east A department of lands and for- (but who'll remove and cure theito Wolfe street; Glendale avenue ests official here said he doubts|skins?" from Gibbons street to Woodlea if 2,000 bears can be shot in the| Plans for the Timmins hunt are avenue; Gibbons street at Glen. Pippmins and Teck areas com- the result of a letter to The|dale avenue; Rossland road east pined during the spring season {Times of London, the writer of|from Masson street to Ritson The bears have to be killed in{which complained that some of|road north. Emergency condi- the spring because that's. when|the guards' ceremonial hats|tions, such as bad weather, may their pelts have the best gloss | {looked like '"mangy" survivors of |require the closing of streets not (Reeve Len Baird and council-ithe battle of Waterloo. {on the above list.