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s confliet with Prime Min-| Mr, Diefenbaker has often crit. "THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, May 26, 1959 J ' censul : h-Cana- |. P-- - Comwall Boy Qu In [fier oven oud Ju 3 Feb ot | Y estions hyphenated" Canadians Jdlae, Envlish-Conuiian in her itizenship, A second question He spoke in the Commons Mon-| | : ERS Awarded $15,000 Census Planned day iter Trade Minister Church Glan. He Maps ORE ne tn the fatper's side. The (Me and Mrs George }| TORONTO (CP) wall ill said misunderstanding has|no reference to their Ethnic or-|form would include 24 suggested man thelr {p02 who lot al Ba ge OTTAWA (CP)=CCF MP Er icon over the nature of theligin | Ethnic groups and one blank ding anniversary in this player ER RN the hart Regier suggests that Wo questions to he on the census re Mr, Churchill said one Senmsl ace for those not falling within} ire village, He is 96, and she is Wi Cont of Ontario Mon: questions to be asked in the 1061 turn question will ask for country of categories. ™. day , Pierre Gatien, 6, and his father, Bernard, sued the Corn-| wall separate school board after the boy was hurt in the yard of | {8t, Jean Bosco Sehnol in June, he hoy was apparently piteh:| HUMAN BETTERMENT 8 ing to another schoolmate who was using a broken broom handle | with a sharp point for a bat The On " patter lost his grip and the bat Ontatio AS Mdvanees : flew through the air, percing the edith, oc ne ratien boy's eye, ill low ONTARIO'S PROGRESS | == i 4 COBOURG--Schedule for the 1 Belleville and District Softhall League for 1059. shows Cohourg| faster than living cost, Merchants have seven Saturday : home games and two Tuesday ; night dates at home Schedule including games played to date is as follows VAY 16 Belleville at Point HOUSING Anne: 22--Cohourg at Trenton; 23-- Trenton at Belleville; 26-- v pga 4 , Vigorous government MISHAP AT BEWDLEY Trenton ai Cobourg, 31-Co le condi : i etariays, . bhi ) ; pte 2) sute hot ' ' FAVY Flightline | fiipped and overturned on the | race of the d the accident | hourg at Point Anne. i acute housing ROY SH I was only one despite # chonpy (JUNE 2.--Point Anne at Tren j 10 vears, 425,000 new al Bewdley ton: 3--Trenton at Bgint Anne Rt dwelling units have been y wash boat to help driver Cobourg at Bellgwille h ih tysly Sha one boat | ternoon, First heat of the first | 50 mph, but unhurt Belleville at Cobourg; 9 -Point completed, a record ryan Anne "at Trenton y i without equal on this IUNE 10--Relleville at Point f 4 4 ? ! continent. 1998 saw an Anne: 12:-Cobourg at Bells : i ! all-time high of 64,000 Merchants Win ~~ Winnipeg 7 ii ie re EN bony Boats, Cobourg reache out | northeast corner luke surf Davisor Vas speedhoat regatta Sunday af haken from hitting water at Belleville at Trenton JUNE 17--Cobourg® at Point In Eleventh College ~~ "m iofenin of ele 24 Trenton at Point Anne; 2% COBOURG Cobourg Merchants gled down the right field line to Point 2%. Point Aon. al pushed across two runs in the plate his mate U S ta . oan Ld ) \ eville top of the 11th inning and then A popup by MaeSporran was In NJ 27--Belleville at Co q withstood a Trenton rally Wimisjudged by the Trenton sec y p n ' ' Sol 4 score a 1049 victory over Tren-lond baseman, sending Campbell WINNIPEG (CP)\---Dr W ( hourg, 30--Point Anne at Tren 4 PC Government policies AID TO ton Garretts in the opener of the aopass with the winning marker, Lockhart, princ ipal of United Tos! ) Belleville at Point ly i have lightened the burden MUNICIp, Belleville and District Softball Jy the bottom of the 11th Trenton College here. ha announced hat, | Anne; 3 obourg at Belle " Co 8 on every municipal tax- Uris all stall positions have heen / Cobourg hopped on starter pyn on second hase with only filed and when the college opens ville Trenton at Cobourg oH % va, Pravi 1 aid i for the fall term it will have al 7---Point Anne at Cobourg; 8 p nelal a : : } i | as increased from §! Gord Maroney for a pair of ™uns gone out. However, pitcher Rolly 3 " y $5O1'S Cobourg at Point Anne: 6 wn the first inning, Dick Turpin campbell bore down to force two full complement of professor Hint] a Troon million to $310 million led off with a bunt single. Leo dangerous hitters into flying out During the last term 14 of the ab . ? . oF: we k y ne t A O'Brien and Rolly Campbell . college's 52 faculty members re ville 15 Trenton al Poin annually in ten years. Campbell pitched a fine game Anne; 16-Cobourg at Trenton : valked to load the bases, Scotly signed over the handling of a . i : a . itch for the win, HWmiting Trenton to lisput with history professor 18 Belleville at Cobourg MacSporran was hit with a pi nine safeties. walking three and @'spute With 1 b ile: 14--Point Anne at Belle od hall, forcing in Turpin An Harry Crowe, who was dismissed striking out five. Ron Wanna JULY 10--Trenton at Belle other walk to Jim Hart cashed maker was charged with the loss, I? September after a private O'Brien with the second tally, | ring bi n relief of Maroney letter jhe Ww rote to a colleague Trenton went two up with a id i i was diverted by an anonymous foursun explosion in the fourth 18 ihe oh sh ted hingles, (PEPSOD. to college authorities. He Woman's Role AGRICULTURE ners collecte , gles $ Leroy Wanamaker strolled and inners collected nine HINIes, |. wainstated in December om ) accepted nine free passes and raced to second on a groundout 4 struck out seven times He since has resigned and later In Marriage Don Cole accepied free Sangno: Dick Turpin was the hitting this year will become a railway dori P cash income tation, All hands were sale on # star for Cobourg with three safe- union research director in Ot Husbands should avoi rite arm mn fielder's ae e, aii ARAnIAKET ios and a walk in' six tries. Guy|iawa and threats, big dd ilar) » Ontario reached an all- scoring. Maroney sing SWAP: Austin paced Trenton with thrée . The Special Nature of Women time high last year, ly to left, plating Cole and Burns, pec poo 4 | J Reader's Digest. Pus. « ger Drake, first sacker in June Rea Guy Austin lined a double tog" ioe TOC ne defensive sling as it way seem, women Cireat strides forward right with Maroney racing home. (oo. "of the same as he made Ks often need help in accepting have been made in the HE SCORE | § catches to v J i | role as women, " 1 3 / Merchants tied the scare +4 in pol ing Riches te roh Co ® "wf jhieir sayual tale ae wo! oan se Our dynamic economic creed has been; npg of po dr RB oh a wird RA ERE 'Y learn the true meaning of fem. p Price field triple off the bat of Jim| Cobourg 200 020 (40 02-10 9 3 PCO SENVICE LTD, discontent, Get Reader's Digest: hefty first sacker eir.| Trenton 000 410 201 01-9 0 § Apo Rat ale heity when the throw| Umpires: Bill Hirst, plate; a 87 articles of lasting inteveat. from 'right field sailed over the Mike Whalen, bases, Belleville more wages, more opportunity and from these-- soreon Garretts added one in the fifth| and a pair in the seventh to hold a 74 budge. Visitors battled back to regain the lead in the eighth bg stanza. A walk to Seotty Mac nn) Mul? MJ Sporran, singles by pinch-hitter Rex lcGahan and. Lao O'Brien "This is our policy. This is our objective. a double by Dick Turpin and a booming, run-producing tripl. hy YOU CAN PACK INTO A DAY IN Although Ontario's advances of the last decade Pete Boncardo put Merchants hack in front 8.7, Missions Tg Mig Ma dh pod OO) NN B AR 7 OO are unprecedented in this country, or in any ninth when two outfielders let al Ee on | country in the world, we believe that . . . passed hall for the equalizer, to Imagine fishing a peaceful lake . . . them spending wend the game Into extra innings in the 11th, Chub Melvor sin an evening in a smart resort, It's easy to do it all in the gled to left and went to second on an error. Rolly Campbell dou same day in North Western Ontario. Here ramantie names are all around to remind you of the frontier Town Bowlers days of not-so-long-ago Fun is in the air. ., e000 HIGHWAYS Get Trophies Fish-abound in the waters. Life's wonderful! iid i League got one back and had the tying --- ininity and win happiness from and is, more people, more industry, more jobs, Senger more productivity and revenue to do the job." mvestment in our vast provincial highway COBO p To J " pCOBOURG--The, Town Mixed § ROGRESS Ll ES AH EAD ipclmdior tial yk $65 million to $238 ip dinner and dance at Cobourg i \ Hall Paige team and individual : : million a year, Road awards were presented » Wilfred Huskilson was master . Som Prowler Frost's grants for the improve of ceremonies. Other head table People Rutsts included Reg Ward, John CEE : Raper 0 a oop wnott, Mayer J. D. Burnet, Wal. 4 ; ter Wright and Layton Dodge 2 p v Mayor Burnet presented his rophy to Ramblers as league champions for the third consecu tive time. Captain Bob Golding! ~~ 1 : 5 . d A i a Published by the Progremive Comervafive Anociation of Ontarle wecepted. Walter Wright, man ger of Cobourg Bowling Lanes, presented Wright's Trophy to Marg Morford of the consolation champion Alley Cats : R > »* 5 ? : ; Gord Caine accepted the Dr AY Be TONE A Ys p FG. Robertson Trophy from p p gt 0 | John Knott on behalf of East \N = od = Ce 4 enders who won the plavoifs Winners of individual trophies ~ " y for men were Bob Golding for \ N\ Ny T § Vv E hgh average of 227 Gord Caine \ i ' v for high triple of 808 and Keith : y \ . . 2 Burley for high single of 398 ee iii Discover how Mayor Burnet made the presen " economical it » tations a to explore Ontario hy Retiring president John Knott 3% RI. ud mailing the coupon handed out the trophies to the Fr A _ below, Literature you ladies. Winners were Pat Dawe i 4 will receive includes tor high average of 217, Jen Bur i AR up-to-date list ey for high triple of 722 and " of accommodation Barbara Hiegh for bigh ladie JAR hots YoU She single of 312 \, A y 1S Ray at the special awards went 0 Layton prow ? = ] ykige for statistical dut and § \ 0 farina Rel! | hw the § x. n ea ve ONTARIO TRAVEL axl 181 Parliament Bldgs noe) Vas es a \ Vilt § J " Huskilson 3 Yee Ontario . og 8 end free iMerature abou! North In the election of officers, Reg . Ward was elected president to ] : Waster Ontario and road map succeed John. Knott, who has | oh - heen transferred by his job to £ » d FIT a Oshawa. Other offices were fill f 4 3 . 3 ren . ed hy Ross Beatty. first vice § RA : v Post Olas t i r. att Bill president; W iN Huskilson, sea: Ssowme . . a -- 3 y : . By Ontario Department of Travel & Pubhioity, " foi. Bryan L. Catheart, Minister fn appreciation of his three KNOW ONTARIO BETTER nm uel | YOAIR sEIVIOR & |)