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a as rh Ln A a i i As a a Lal a cars to an underground garage A conveyer belt system moves at Stockholm, Sweden. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, April 6, 1959 7 'Op er ation Noah' Starts' Viscount Montgomery s HITBY and DISTRICT In Northern Rhodesia [5a To Visit RedsDebated i . " | Marshal Viscount Montgomery's tude." | HOHA Finals Move UsesFire | usu sum moins, un wu ams sop sn ave cr msn sn by vo os WEB Mog oo be i (Reuters) -- "Operation Noah," made to save them. {have the ability to swim, but | today's British newspapers. Macmillan probably Wednesday which has been called the great- They proposed su "animal which have become so terrified| 7pe Daily Herald, headlining aap authoritative source said to- B ack : rt est animal rescue operation since Dunkirk" be organized to save by the rising waters that they front-page story Come Off It, de- day. The meeting was requested| | (0) ar ens | n u ve the biblical ark, got under way'the trapped animais the way just huddle helplessiy. |clares his "One-man mission to by . Montgomery, the source| 4 here today, yacthsmen helped save the Bel Other animals gus as Jebra, | Moscow might just do some good added. | Using fire as a last resort,| Its object is to save more than ish army ulic: the fali of France impala and warthogs will not|_ " y If By CLIFF GORDON Bobby Attersley. To date in the Tony Kozack, Rosedale drive, i250 i trapped on 49 is-in 1940 by transporting them swim and will have to be taken "i, ol chaice in » milliom, ye News JChronicie JePOis OR Maplei Leaf Gardens will be Kitchener series neither one J [eared one end of a culvert in Jands created by the swiftly ris-/across the English Channel in off by boat, along with those the "it might also dc terrible!the the Ip ba > ge oillon | Bf ne scene of the fourth game of the Attersley-Samolenko-Etcher|front of his house with amazing ing waters of a man-made lake.'any kind of boat available. beaters cannot drive into the pharm." a Te oF Labor oars if he Kitchener-Whitby .eries to- |success, | The lake is a 2,000-square-mile Hindering such plans was the water, It advises the former deputy | leader Hon Gictsioell abe dy orrow night starting at 8.30. The WH "We tried everything but fire .ocorvoir forming behind the difficulty of handling wild ani- Both monkeys and guinea fowl supreme allied commander in Eu-|that Reon | the war office nor Punnies lead the current best of 4 4 until now," Mr. Kozack stated, co Kariba Dam, built to con- mals, especially the larger and now trapped on the islands have rope to visit "old pals" in Mos- the ministry of defence accept 'even all Ontario Sr. A series | |"but since the town authorities (y /\" ho waters of the Zambesi/more dangerous ones, when they means of escape, either by swim- cow if he wants, but not to n ey 7 yo e wn 1! |say it is our problem, we decided p/.. and provide electric power have been driven to a panic ming off or flying, but are too meddle" jTespons] ire ng pl 8 to go all the way and use fire toly, "0 Contra] African Federa- state by floods, frightened to flee. "The summit," it says, "is p fames of the series and were ap- burn out the ice. tion. Local game keepers have been Instead, they stay in the trees girictly out of bounds." { Editorially, it says the "timing Jearing to be headed for another The method is raelly very "i, oq py the rising waters successful in bringing to safety until they drop from exhaustion. = The Daily Sketch takes up most, 28, all Wrong" and warns that § our in a row deal until they # y | simple," Mr. Kozack added. |, re rhinoceros, elephants, zebra, some of the small and more] An unsolved puzzle concerns|of its front-page with a-headline Ms, case history of public gaffes bumped into a stone wall on Sat- 1 i {| "'you chip out the ice a ttle at| iffaloes, lions, leopards, bab- tractable animals, but they could/the elephants which have been declaring: Monty! The Sketch'\$ bad" and that he would 'an. grday night. The Dutchies put up one end, sent paper i pour oons and monkeys. not hope to deal with ali of them sighted on the islands. 'says to an old and meddling sol. oY the United Stales and West ) tremendous battle and will be { j (gasoline over UH, | gy a igi As the waters began rising be- or the larger ones. Elephants are strong swim- dier--Fade away. Germany "at a moment when re-| i 211 out to knot the count at two |and oy th . a. ph |hind the dam animals took ref-' Today beaters went on to the mers and no one yet knows AT SENSITIVE TIME lations are tender enough ab) all tomorrow night, bw Jesh po oR e pipe ih tha | uge on high ground which soon islands, which are expected . to|whether they are trapped in ter-| The paper warms that Mont. "¢adY: The fifth game of the series is lice Y ye thing you have to do. |became islands. Many of them disappear beneath the surface of ror or merely placidly commut- gomery would be going to Mos, slated for Guelph on Friday : though, is cover the storm sewer have been drowned and others the new reservoir next month. ng Nenyeert the lantis and the cow at a "highly scnsitive mo- RAMS entrance up. Any fire getting in died of starvation. | The beaters' job on the islands shores of the new . ment" when the "West has at STANLEY CUP ! % Ithe storm sewer with the chemi- ANIMAL LOVERS UPSET . |last begun to shape a policy for cal gases that are there could] Their plight distressed animal i Germany" and "summit talks open more than the culverts with ------------ - --i{ WORLD NEWS BRIEFS are in sight" but also when STATISTICS | France and West Germany 'are i | | | 4! The Dunnies won the first two a bang." | Using fire to melt a culvert is . | working hard to swing Ike back. By THE CANADIAN PRESS | not a new method but it is truly T Ed t 4 a last resort as it can be some- wo 1 ors ¢ what dangerous, ard not 2 LONDON (CP)--Lalest firures INDE V > Pp I : |} L : SUNDERLAND, FE and (CP) ; oy ' 2 recommneded practice for any. Of Uh rssey on Comm st party membership SAFETY RULE Two 1939 motorcars were sold for Montve: / 1. Fi If 50, visit Superior Finance, GEORGE SAMOLENKO {ie Who doesnt Hilly wnderstane Y Tha oY 0 at De end LONDON (CP) -- Lambeth dis- sixpence each by a garage dealer Montreal 1 16 the fastest growing : iE iE SAMOLE ! Foes 4 ary compared with 40,000 trict council has put a five-mile-'in this County Durham town. ago ; line has come up with a goal Are Susnended a few years ago. 'an-hour speed limit on roads in "We need the floor space," he (Montreal wins series 4- ofl-Canadian 1oun Company. and this is causing more then a Cl UB CAI ENDAR 5 wg SAFETY CHECK its housing estates. = d. i i be Series 1 did! Why don't you? little concern in the Whitby camp. : JLT) Cana . EPPING, England (CP) -- The VETERAN CYCLIST i TREASH! son vv. il Manager Blair and Smith had . VANCOUVER (CP)--Editor Al ., ij of {his Essex town is buy- TURNFORD, England (CP)--| ROMAN TREASURY, & Toronto LER $50 ro $5000 a long discussion coming home HOLBROOK, England (CP)-- Scorers: without endorsers Forrest has been suspended from , bs : Wind " ; A y A re . ing a geiger counter to check ra- Peter Revell, who works for a f oy i hout from Kitchener on Saturday night MONDAY the University of British Colum- .. ctive hazards / nl Ag has +. An ancient urn containing abou G A Pls. Pen . and they decided that they may Whitby Baptist Church Women's bia by the executive council for Ractive Fangio Which may pie mueery em in is le 1,000 Roman bronze coins of the nroore Montreal 3 ) or bankable security have to make some switches in Mission Circle the publication of a "goon" edi- ak bicycle at 84. ! ? fourth century was unearthed by p,uin 'Montreal 7 the line up in an effort to get Whitby Baptist Church Explorers tion of the student newspaper HUGE RAT . a farmer in this Suffolk commun: yii;enherger, Chi 3 SUPERIOR more scoring punch. One sugges- Whitby Baptist Church CGIT Ubyssey, described earlier as HALESWORTH, England (CP) "GOOD SENSE" ity. : Sloan, Chicago 3 FI N A tion that was made, was to Whithy Ontario Hospital Nurses' "sacrilegious and disgusting. A rat measuring 30 inches from LONDON (CP) -- Told that a _ Ehman, Toronto 5 N © p Open Friday till 8 p.m, Open Sat. till 12 Noon Offices throughout Ontario | PARTY DWINDLES plan a non-stop motor . mower Best-of-seven semi-finals: run from Edinburgh to London. REALLY CHEAP move Smith and Dunc Brodie up Alumnae | Also suspended Saturday was pose to tail was shot in this Suf- young civil servant accused of SAFE CUSTODY |Mahovlich, Tor 4 on the wings with Attersley. But United Church Senior Evening Rupert Buchanan, a former edi- (51k village theft had refused to see a psy- ST. ALBANS, England (CP)-- McKenney, Boston 2 just what they will do for sure Auxiliary WMS tor-in-chief. . 1 in RE i la : chiatrist, Magistrate Clyde Wil- Among firearms handed in to Mackell, Boston 2 "* will not be known until game All Saints' Anglican Church Eve- The suspension will be effective STUDENTS' STUNT son at the Marlborough Street Hertfordshire police last year was Toppazzini, Bos 4 FRED ETCHER time. Hassard's line appears to ning Guild Branch until Forrest makes a public LONDON (CP) -- Engineering court said: "He showed good a machine-gun, 75 rifles and 102 Geoffrion, Mont 2 be going the best at time of |apology to the student council students at an aircraft factory sense." irevolvers and pistols. Harvey, Mont 1 ght. The exact time of the writing hut knowing the Dun. TUESDAY and the university as a whole, |------ - ixth game has not been decided pies any line can break out with Faith Baptist Church Young Peo- It was not known why Bu- i ut it will be played in the Gar- 5 rash of goals. The local de- nle's Association chanan was suspended. ¢ I 3 : Tend i} pens, fence are also potent goal scor- United Church Woman's Mission-, Neither took part in publishing # Manager Wren Blair and play- ers when the real need arises. ary Society the edition, which satirized A LWAY S I. © (o] KK ] oO | MM PP E. rR | A LL FO R T H E B od S i ng coach Sid Smith have been There have been a goodly num- St, John the Evangelist Church Easter in three pictures and yrery much concerned with the ber of tickets made available for CWL captions, but Forrest said Thurs- olay of their forwards. They are the district fans for this game St Andrew's Presbyterian {day he would be Yerpousinie for amely George Samolenko and again, and they are on sale at Church W/ the entire newspaper staff. 5 y 3 . . : gi d 'Bola Fhurch Ya aie New Esso Extra...the finest motor oil Imperial has ever produced! Developed in fred Etcher. Both are wing the local arena and Bolahood's' Sports Haven in Oshawa. WEDNESDAY f of orin champ o . . A -- Whitby District H and § Assoc. | DYDD Makes Visit Canada's greatest petroleum research laboratories, Esso Extra Motor Oil brings | Hillerest H and S§ Assoc. Whitby Guide S St Jon's Anglican Church WA To Rebekah Lodge you a new measure of confidence in your motor. At your Imperial Esso dealer. aN UIRNWE EE EE EEE) work meeting [ h WA of St. John's Angli . . . har ey onns ANETAR me regular meeting of Bene. Best for hydraulic valve lifters e Retards power loss e Keeps rings cleaner e Reduces |Unity Club Past Noble Grand volent Rebekah Lodge was held Pas (= Badge Te sts (Rebekah) ral in the OOF 3a, X fitby, lost engine wear o Keeps oil consumption down e Fights acid e Resists rust formation - Canadian Legion Ladies' iliary sister Dorothy Wicket!, presiding, | ¥ The Whitby Girl Guide Associa- ers ! S. J. Armstrong and Kinettes Club She opened the meeting assisted fion Badge Committee has again Mrs. F. W. Wea Faith Baptist Church Sunday by vice grand sister Grace Har-| o ® b =a ® The & oo Mar. 19, 3rd Company Guides School teachers and staff [ris who reported for the sick ; fad a busy month. The co-opera- po. Allan, Francine Clair- Clover Leaf Club committee. Cards were sent to members who are not well. A @ don of the instructors and the mont, Evelyn Hickey, Catherine i . sesters is - excellent, and it is/ Kahn, Joanne Kortekaas, J udy|TH RSDAY . sympathy card was also sent to ery rewarding that these people Kuzik, Susan Miller and Theresa Salvation Army Women's Home sister Jane Anderson on the loss so willing to give of their Steffler took the Needlewoman League lof her daughter, The bers 'to the movement, with 'testers Mrs. Clairmont and Whitby Garden Club were pleased to have sister Letty| '* The Brownies and Guides are|Mrs. Pritchard. Brock Street South H and 8 MacNeely back again, and she iplso working well, and the test| Mar. 23, 3rd Company Guides Assoc. thanked the lodge for the many 'work required for the Proficiency Patficia Bloye, Wilma McDon- Almond's H and S Assoc. cards and gifts sent to her while #3adges is kept at a high stan- nell, Susan Miller, Martina Oecte- FRIDAY she was at home sick. ard, laar and Theresa Sieffler took 4 . ¥ | The lodge was very glad to On Feb. 24, 1st Company the Swimmér Badge at the On. Salvation Army Youth Fellow (elcome sister Gloria Bailey, Wiuides Katherine Cuddy and tario Ladies' College pool with ship | District Deputy president of Osh- i#Dale Bryant took the Hostess Mrs. A. Owens of the YWCA, SATURDAY awa West No. 7, on her official Badge with testers Mrs. V. Oshawa TS a shins thn f St. Andrew's Visit™ With her was sister Robina ) Dilling and Mrs. M. Henstock Brownie Rosemary Show of the Prose icons i Ch o h ncrew §! Nesbitt, PNG Kinovea Rebekah | Mar. 3, 1st Company Guides- 1st Whitby Pack "A'. Brownies E Tes eT rors Church Lodge, Brooklin. Sister Isobel| {Margarc Britton, Sandra Ken- Susan Bryant, Vicki Evans, Sar- Tene People's Group Mackness, noble grand of White | lyon, Gail Sheahan, Dianne ah Inkpen and Katharine Wells pe Dove Rebekah Lodge; Ajax, was f Speers, Patsy Stacey. Margaret of the 1st Whitby Pa "B"" and SUNDAY |also a welcome visitor. eaver and Wanda Wilson took Brow nies Sandra Godfrey and united Church Young People's | There was good response to the e Laundress Badge with test- Karen Stevenson of the 2nd Pack Union bakeless bake sale and a hearty A. J. Clairmont and have completed the Golden Hand ---- eee | VOL @ Of thanks was given to sister 5. L. Pritchard. tests, Miss M. Newman tested the {Gwen Halton for her work, There Mar. 17, 1st Company Guides Brownies in Semaphore, Mrs. H - . is to be an afternoon tea and bake Sandra Kenyon and Janis Knibb Town and Mrs. Weaver took the Mountain Lion sale at the home of Mrs. Isobel] ook the Hostess Badge with test- remaining tests. oe Mackness, Ajax, and a!l members Fr i re on 1 1 'are invited to attend. Sister Grace | Tastes City Life Harris will convene a euchre to be held in the IOOF Hall Friday, ] . hree i Tro hies Gc PUEBLO, Colo (AP) -- A 140- pray 1. (f pound mountain lion got a taste A degree practice will be held of city life Saturday. It padded Monday, April 6 at 8 p.m. all through alleys and city streets p,onhors please note The meet- ! ! ° : \ ; To Whitby Curlers "im mia, ei boi cu wie bos 1 gun out and the kids in," a police April 8 at the home of Mrs. Mabel i officer said. "It was our wildest "° > Whitby curlers ended their The Hillcrest Dairy Trophy, for day in 10 years." : : . | fir. season ( at é ht by winners of the third draw, went! William Kent, game conserva. pistol. Kent said the animal ap- presenting the three trophies and tn n Housto ) McMahon, tionist, shot the animal with a parently came to town from the ri rt « win- Jack Beaton and William LeGros, single bullet from a high-powered mountains, to the west. | ers and runners up. Eh - ---- : AE 5 s of the Harold Donal Runners-up were Elgin Luke 41 EID GIN UD BNE NN TT PER TE Em EN I for the first ra were Kg onnetts ¢ Town and or Dirac, Mike Poviniy, Yaie Curt. Brown, 8 People of Oshawa Hefier and Rolly D ip. 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