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says ta Michigan sl lFemperatures are into sin and of expected Ont afternoon ! \hicn secon th part skies OFFICE to S in On give way THE WEATHER sunny morning showe rio and Quebec will howers edge red Minnes but scatle now cover ota, W ario tonight WEATHER FORECAST 1 Vie I Wir few We 5 and Ki lin ern vit and temperat Corn N Clo da cool Forecast Low Win Londor *hener Kite Win Tore Peter Trenton M Union celebrated Navy day fleet modern Sergei Gorshkov the fighting capacity side cau ing R marin de: be with xdnesday h building Cloud, Showers On Mixed Bill atharine 5) Hami fon Viuskoka Killaloe a Farlton ED Marine am ORONTO valid n 11 65 HM 60 60 60 and Georgian Ba 15. Cloudy with Huron outhwes ake wd showers Sudbury Erie Ww Mainl cle id vith dnesday. Onta Cloud 1d southwe 15 North becoming Kapuska wight and White Ri Moosonee ake "0 al ng showe W A and again tonig 3 nds southwest ake to 20 morning Wednesday nd 0 shower ss Ai Firm Adds «= 2 Directors ( lea) periods today DM General L ake Kapus Kasi ng Bay mins Jame a cloudy Wednesday. Little I Winds gnr at regions few change In be Alloway Printers at the company mom rve t I'he two new directors Henkelman and S. R Mr. Henkelman has ployed with in in president of Limited, has board of di has been seven are V. A Bernardo. been em Printers executive west 15 night Ba 10g orthern 1d) ith frequent and Wednesda ( Winds lames region: announced th ectors of the reased SHOWN AT THE 31st annual General Printers A. Henkelman, I 0 on nuing nc meeting of Limited are CITY AND DISTRICT AUTO WINNER Jack Biddulph, 68 Simcoe north, Oshawa, was winner Bowmanville Lions Club annual carnival in Saturday night. De noru 20-30 \ tempers: tonight High We ine sday 85 82 L General dso neral I'homas Leg arious 1946 and for the as ipacities since past ¢ t year has served the company an autom¢ tiord in Osh awa during the Second Werld Wa as manager o. No. 20 Elementary #lying Training School. He a of hoe director of Economic Realty Cor- tat at ville The Soviet poration president and ad- Abii ro during the af Day Sun. visory member of Royal (ana ternoon. attendance at the car submarine dian Flying Clubs Association; | ya) good and all 16 booths weapon of past director, Federation of Auto- of various descriptions were warfare. Admiral mobile Dealer patronized commander of Canada: and said Russia's pusiness and secretary Mr. Be dealer in gham nto rdo bile borough B was ire 05 its MARK NAVY DAY 0OSCOW (AP past hailing its big the nava by as va aj 1 mao! well Associations of ac n 'other community activi is tive FOUR FIRMS INCORPORATED It is announced in the July 23 The Ontario Gazeite that patent incorporation been granied to follow Oshawa and Franklin's of Oshawa fen Bros Red Navy nas and foremost in the grown con- jjes rably, first be ie of se of an increase power ibmarines." 00 etters of BRAVE PRELATE Merc I'he ib Ca ir of have the er, fearle Belgians dur occupation In War 75 at rdinal pokesman of the ng the German the First World his death in 1926 firms Hol Ltd all and Ux district Lad Co Ltd Uxbridge Club, of boul 8 ng Id's biggest be VO Furniture Summerland Securities Oshawa, and District Curling eved Lo equipped and nuclear sub leet are was guided missiles of bridge COMING EVENTS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE An answer to problems SUBJECT of on Sever Official Opening CONSERVATION F FERNAIL jealousy and hate was set on' Sunday, July 31 all ian Science churches. Ti T'ext from Romans Love worketh no shbor: 'therefore he law B ) Bgo tonig . al "6 KINSMEN BINGO JUBILEE PAVILION TUESDAY AUG of FREE SION GARDEN HILL DURA BUSES Fire calls during the $900 DAMAGE estimated at. $900 esult a two-car collision t the intersection of Simcoe and Adelaide streets Saturday after- rion Bauder, 100 treet and Jchn March Rosedale avenue were involved Christ e Golden vas lo) 13:10 2nd ove is to his ne ADM the fulfilling of 11 AMBULANCE CALLS 1e ambulances of the Department answered 11 weekend Oshawa AREA on A 00 USE THE Damage wa of OSHAWA TIMES CLASSIFIED COLUMNS RIDAY T 5 at GU PM 3 - Bea 106 the trice drivers The following ctreets will be closed construction today King street west, partially closed from Park road to Gibbon street; street north, closed northbound traffic from Rossland north to Robert street Wilson from Olive avenue for THE FISHETERIA Simcoe to 0 oad south of Ontario and seasonable CP Wirephoto) in most Quebec parts will be the presi- director and of D R. secretary M. Alloway Bernardo, director company dent; S. OBITUARIES RAL OF ORGE MORRISON service for who died | FL | DAVID GE | The funeral George Morrison, | L A daughter of the late Peter Grass ana Barbara Wilcoxson, David the deceased was born at Colum- at! bus, Fairview Lodge, Whitby, Thurs-in 1899, day, July 28. was held at the Mc- Irtosh - Anderson Funeral Home marriage, Rev at 3.15 p.m. Saturday, July 30. The services were conducted by Rev. R. B. Milroy, minister of Knox Presbyterian Church. In- terment was in Stone Church Cemelery, Beaverion. The pallbearers were Alex Morrison, Russel Morrison, Arthur Morrison, Wilbert Morri- son, Morrison Colville and How- ard Taylor. FUNERAL OF HARRY E. MARKS The funeral service for Harry ¥. Marks, who died at the Osh- awa General Hospital Wednesday, July 27, was held at the McIntosh - Anderson Funeral Howie at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 39, Rev rector of can Church, ices. Interment was Uniom Cemetery. The pallbearers were Ralph Bemis, Jack Peterson, H. Moth ersill, R. Doherty, Joseph Childerhose and Jack Hele. MRS, SAMUEL TINK The death occurred at Hunting don, Pennsylvania Saturday July 30, of Alice Elizabeth widow of Rey. Samuel Tink W. J. Goodswan, asisstant Christ Memorial Angli- conducted the serv Grass | Andrew's K Creighton solici tor for the company. QC, and T Deny Long Hours On Whit Pickelers number new school subdivision protest by WHITBY matched Stall) the at the Park a today ol block the The layers Blair picket in Dieppe av Wilson road Stevenson road south from street Champlain av- Park road north from Nipi street Annapolis avenue Dieppe avenue closed at 0 enue, uth Gibb enue gon ERROR IN REPORT In a news story, appearing on Page 3 of the July 27 issue of Phe Oshawa Times it was in correctly stated that Reginald Storms convicted under the provisions the Liquor Control Ac Mi had his licence the court on the suspended by a charge of care was of Storm previous day on less driving POSTPONED Wotton de announced this construe official open at the post- OPENING Lt.-Col. F fence co-ording S civ ator, due to the of the air raid shelter Oshawa Airport has been poned. The opening will be at 7.30 p.m, this coming 'Friday rether than Wednesday evening morning tion difficulties Ing tha held! FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL CONFIRMS YOU ON THE n & & ALSO ALL OTHER TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS RA §-6201 by Job unions ractor tor are labor, I'he protest the scene on ed school, ersy {hat the masonry con- and the general contrac employing non-union pickets arrived on Friday and contin- ain this morning. The long a matter of conmtro- in council, was begun on Thursday Pet Willems of Newtonville, the masonry contractor on the denied that any men working a 10- or on job. He said that they were working a maximum of a 45-hour week in five nine-hour days. He also denied that any 12-year-old boys were working on the job mixing mortar, as charg- ed by picketers on Friday "I have no idea what Steffler means scandalous working conditions," said Mr. Willems Steffler the president of the union of bricklayers, masons and plasterers I'ne conditions at this job identical to those on any union contract, The Whit by rates of pay are in no way different from any union rates "If Steffler nonsense, | court M1 The ag job were aay toda) hie by are does not stop this will have to take some action against him', said Willems mother of two boys observ- ed at the site of the school on Friday by picketers, today de- nied tha! the boys were working for the contractor following their and Mrs. Tink went to Wisconsin where Mr. Tink served as a Methodist min- ister wuatil his death in 1926. Since that time she had been living with her daughter, Mrs. Immediately 'M. Herncane. in Oshawa I 12-hour She said thatiare Mrs. Tink is survived by her daughter, Mrs. M. Herncane, of Liuntingdon, Pa., and two sons, Edmund L. Tink, of Arlington,| New Jersey and S. Everett Tink, of Pompton Lake, New Jersey. Also surviving is a brother, Arthur E. Grass, of Columbus, Ont, The funeral service will be held at the Mcintosh - Anderson Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Wednes- day, Aug. 3. Rev. Fletcher Tink, of Hamilton, will eonduct the services. Inierment will be in Groveside Cemetery, Brooklin. MRS. JOHN WILSON The death of Mrs. Nellie Les ie Wilson occurred at the Anden Nursing Home, Oshawa, on Mon day, Aug. 1. In her 73rd year she had been in failing health for several years, Born Nellie Leslie Hanna, she married the late John Wilson in Toronto. She had resided in Whit- by for the past 50 years. Prior to that her home was in Toron- it was a life member of the WMS at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Whitby, and president of the Ladies' Aid in that church. She was past president of the Women's Insti tute. A member of the Benevolent Rebekah Lodge, she was Past Noble Grand of the lodge. She was a member of the Unity Club and of the Whitby Garden Club Predeceased by her husband, the late John Wilson, and two sons, Earl and Leslie, Mrs. Wil son is survived by a son, Jack, of Whithy, and two sisters, Mrs. Fred Howard (Florence) and Miss. Elizabeth Hanpa The body is resting at the W. C Town Funeral Chapel in Whitby for funeral service in the chapel on Wednesday, Aug. 3, at 2.30 p.m. Rev, David Marshall, of St Presbyterian Church, Whitby, will officiate. Interment will be at Oshawa Union Ceme tery ERNEST R. JENKINSON The memorial service of Ernest Richard Jenkinson © was held Monday, Aug. 1 at 2 p.m. at the Armstrong Funeral Home. Mr. Jenkinson, 69 Beatrice street, died at the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital Saturday, July 30, after a short, serious illness. His parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jenkinson The deceased was born August 10, 1870, at Lincoln, Yorkshire, England. He came to Canada and Oshawa 30 ago and was fofmerly employed by General Motors. He served in the First World War with the Imperial Army. He was also' a member Mrs. Wilson years of the Sons of England Lodge in| | Oshawa. The deceased is survived by his wife, Florence Beatrice Wharton and a son, Ernest W. Jenkinson, of Oshawa. The funeral service was con- ducted by the Rev. Donald Wilson of St. George's Anglican Church Interment was at the =~ Mount lawn Cemetery Pallbearers were: D. Ormiston. C. Holland, C Laughern and R. Lang DR. ROY W. GRAHAM An Oshawa resident for 30 ars, Dr. Roy W. Graham. of 798 Bessborough drive, died Sun at the Oshawa General Hos He was day pital after a brief illness 61 Dr. Graham practised in Osh awa for 29 years, retiring as a physician and surgeon in 1959 Born West Gwillimbury township, on Nov. 15, 1899, Dr Graham was the son of the late Thomas P. Graham and Mrs in the boys were interested in the school's construction and were al lowed to play in the area 'The boys have no idea what the picket is all about", she told fhe Oshawa Times. 'They are very happy a new school being built ciose to their home On Friday. picketers had re- ported that 12-year-old boys were working on the job. She denied that the bovs were working or doing anything more, than play- ing in the area where the men laying concrete blocks to see 231 KING ST. W, OSHAWA Will be Closed for Vacations AUG. 18th INCLUSIVE C.R.A. DAY CAMP | OFFICIAL For boys 7-14 years inclusive AUGUST 8th to 12th Camping experience without sleeping out For registration or information call C.R.A. RA 5-T111 BASEMENT FALL-OUT SHELTER By His Worship Mayor Gifford will be held on FRIDAY, AUGUST 5th 7 Pp. (West of Oshawa Airport Entrance) This has been postponed from the original date of Wed. OPENING M. August 3rd Tender EAT'N TRUE-TRIMBEEF 12 KING ST. E. RA 3-3633 Meat Specials! Wed. & Thurs. BEEYX FREEZER SPECIAL! CUT & WRAPPED FREE Front Quarters +39 LEAN, SHOULDER Pork Chops 2-79. MEATY Chicken Wings 5.5] Ont., jas ied t nt., and was married there 139 {cal Association *1 gar. Graham. Mrs. Graham was the! THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 2, 1940 3 former Olive Downey. - Toa Marie - oO and Rosena Challis, the deceased| A was born at Salem, Darlington four years later where he was ay, noi and was married at/were among the first member of Simcoe Street Tated Bowmanville in 1912, worked in North America. church and' also a menber 9 A lifelong resident of Darling-| ---- Lebanon Lodge, AF and AM, No. fon township, with the exception z of eight years residence in Osh- Dr. Graham received his Doc-|awa, Mrs, Edgar was a member tor of Medicine degree from the of King Street United Church University of Toronto in 1924, and while she lived in the city and a year later he got a Bachelor|yas active in the women's work of Selence degree from the same|of the church. Since returning to AIR CONDITIONED university. 'Darlington township, she was a Before graduating, he worked Dar oe of I OD United Hotel Lancaster for nine months on insulin re- Church and was a member of search under the late Sir Fred-|the women's missionary Society. |e erick Banting, ai the Christie] predeceased by her husband Street Military Hospital, in To- on Nov. 1, 1959, "she is survived ronto. : by a daughter, Mrs. Garnet W.| On graduation, Dr. Graham|Tuph (Rosena), of Prestonvale. served one year as senior in-| Also surviving are two sisters, terne at Victoria Hospital in| nfiss Mabel Challis, of Bowman-| London, Ontario. That year he yille and Mrs. D. R. Davies (Lot- lectured in Pharmacology at thel(je), of Oshawa: two brothers, University of Western Ontario. |william, of Bowmanville and He practised in Petrolia, On-iyoward, of Peterborough and tario, for three years. He studied|{y, grandsons, Gary and Paul one year in New York City be: myph, She was predeceased by a fore coming to Oshawa in 1930. |gisier. Mrs. J. H. Wilcox (Pearl), Dr. Graham was active in the or Hampton Ontario Medical Association as The funeral service will be held well as the Ontario County Medi- 5¢ the Mcintosh-Anderson Funer- For 10 years he 4] fiome at 2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. served as coroner, and for 10'4 Rey Harold Stainton, pastor years he was a Canadian Nation Ebenezer United Church, will al Railways doctor the services. Interment During his years in Oshawa he in. Bowmanville Ceme- made a wide circle of friends and appreciative patients He is survived by his wife, the former Marian Smith, and three brothers: W. KE. Graham, of Wes ton, T. S. H. Graham, of London Ont. and E. H. Graham, of To ronto The fimeral service ducted by Rev. Dr HISTORIC MINES Relax in Comfort TALLY-HO ROOM NU-WAY RUG & CARPET SALES Broadloom wall to wall, Rugs, Carpets, Stair Runners. a-------- of conduct will be tery. Installation by our own mechanics FINDS GEMS MURFREESBORO, Ark. (AP) retired businessman from Ur 1] large di- amonds in Arka as' famed George Tel- crater of diamonds Monday ford at the McIntosh - Anderson E. W found a 4.64-carat Funeral Home Wednesday, Aug. stone morning, a 5.12- 3, at 3.30 p.m. Interment will be carat in the afternoon. in Oshawa Union cemetery 174 Mary Street A bana, found two ns will be con RA 8-468] Goode in the diamond Coal mines in New Brunswick mines FUNERAL OF GEORGE WESLEY TERRY The memorial service George Wesley Terry was Monday, Aug. 1, at 11 a.m Armstrong Funeral Home Mr. Terry, 255 Gliddon avenue. died Saturday, July 30, at the Oshawa General Hospital in his 80th year. Rev. R. E. Dargan, of the Free Methodist Church, conduct- ed the service and interment was at McPhail's Cemetery, Wooler Pallbearers, all from the Osh- awa Police Department, were Chief H. Flintoff, Deputy Chief D. Ferguson. Sergeant D. Fore- man, Sergeant A, W. Alexander, Sergeant J. H. Taylor and Police Constable J. Wright THOMAS GRIGG was received here dur- weekend of the death at Ont., on Saturday, July | Thomas Grigg | Grigg is survived by a som, Grigg, Colborne stree (| Oshawa and two grandchil-| Mrs. Douglas Brown, Burke Oshawa and Charles Highland avenue, Osh- of held at the Word ing the Paris, 30. of Mr T.-C. east dren, street, Grigg, awa Also surviving are eight great- grandchildren MRS. RACHELL § Mrs. Rachell RE ON THE TEAM T0 SAVE A LIFE Through the facilities of the RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR SERVICE . Blood is Free in Oshawa General Hospital More patients needed ond received blood transfusions In hospitals last month than during any previous month, This blood wos made available through the generous Donations of our community-minded citizens Because of the higher accident rate, more blood is used in ond new donors are urgently needed because the is lower than ever before SMITH Sexsmith, 1129 Don Mills road, Toronto, died on Saturday, July 30, at the Oshawa General Hospital, Mrs. Sexsmith, who was Rachell Conners on Oct. 9 at Newburg, took suddenly while visiting her sister, Loretta Shaw, of 430 street, Oshawa. She was the daughter late Thomas and Rachell ners. The deceased lived in Toronto tne past few months and pre- vious to that in Belleville. She was predeceased by her hus band, the late Frederick Sex- smith, about 10 years ago. She is survived by a daughter Mrs. Lawrence Whalley (Agnes) of Don Mills and a son, George, of Toronto. She is also survived summer by a sister, Loretta Shaw, Osh- blood bank awa, nd prother, William Con- Anyone between the ages of 18 and 65 with averoge good ners of Belleville. health con donate The memorial service will be THE NEXT RED CROSS BLOOD CLINIC held at the Armstrong Funeral will be held THURSDAY, AUGUST 4th p.m. and will be taken by the 1:30 - 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. born 1884, ill Mrs Nipigon of the Con- Rev. Donald Wilson of St George's Anglican Church. Inter- ment will be in Pine Hills Ceme- tery, Toronto. MRS. THOMAS G. EDGAR The death occurred at the Osh- awa General Hospital Monday night, Aug. 1, of Gertrude M. Challis, widow of Thomas G. Ed- Mrs. Edgar, who had not enjoyed good health for a few years, was in her 68th year at St. Gregory's Auditorium THERE IS A SERIOUS SHORTAGE OF ALL NEGATIVE TYPE BLOOD AND "0" POSI- A daughter of the late .John ALLLIED INVESTMENTS CO. CAN SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS IN A HURRY ! Check All Your Needs To Clean Up Bills 1. 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