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WHITBY And DISTRICT A. Kelso '| TORONTO (CP) -- Kelso Ro- | berts has lost only two elections :|in his political career. The first was in 1937 when he ¢ ran as Conservative candidate in the Toronto riding of St. Pa- trick. 'The second was in 1949 when he entered a four-man race for the Ontario party leadership. The winner was Leslie M. Frost. He took another crack at St, Patrick in 1943, was successful and has recaptured the seat in every election since except 1948 when he didn't run. This month he makes another bid to head the provincial Pro- gressive Conservative party as successor to Mr. Frost. He is {one of seven announced candi- [dates going into the leadership convention at Toronto Oct. 23- 25. | Determination is one of his | prominent characteristics. {TRIES IT HIMSELF He was a newly-elected mem- {ber of the legislature when five {soldiers were drowned {Cornwall during training exer-| cises. Instead of joining in the| | chorus of complaints he donned a heavy pack, jumped into a |lake and swam a few hundred] {yards to shore observation ithe soldiers had been adequat-| |ely trained they would not have| {been drowned Since the first rumors that | Premier Frost's retirement was I Roberts Determined Man claims it acts as a safety valve: "When I get a head of steam up I just get it off my mind quickly and get on with the job." He likes to draw a laugh every St. Patrick's Day by marching to his legislative seat with top hat, shillelagh and a shamrock bouquet, but has tackled his job as attorney-gen- eral with deadly seriousness. He has raised provincial po- lice strength by 400 men in the six years he has held the port folio and is pushing for 300 more. He established a salaci- ous literature committee, pushed through amendments to the Liquor Control Act for treat- ment of alcoholic offenders and Claims North Plan Is Needed PETERBOROUGH (CP)--Re- sources Minister Macaulay of Ontario said Sunday the Pro- gressive Cons er vative party needs a plan for developing the north of it wants to keep its seals in northwestern Ontario. One of seven aspirants for leadership of the Ontario Pro- gressive Conserative party, Mr. Macaulay told leadership con- vention delegates here of his plan to establish an economic council and development fund to set goals -- previously lacking--- and see they are achieved. Mr. Macaulay also suggested: a youth department to cope with juvenile delinquency; a merging of the resources and economics and commerce and development departments and, as an offshoot of these combined departments, a marketing board to seek new led the way in highway safety promotion. UNCLE BEFRIENDS Mr. Roberts was born 63 years ago in Belleville. He was {only 11 and one of four children| when his father died, but a near| wealthy uncle put him through| Upper Canada College and the Royal Military College, where his studies were interrupted by First World War service. {fields for exports. | Hatchet Used In Robbery Try SUDBURY (CP) Police, |scarching for a man who tried TORONTO (CP)--Hon. Robert William Macaulay is a young man in a hurry. Ontario's 40-year-old minister of energy resources walks, talks and thinks at a pace that would keep most men breathless. "There is no substitute for hard work. I know that many people think I'm overly ambi- tious. Frankly, I don't under- stand this. I think any man without ambition is a vegeta- ble." When Premier Leslie Frost announced his coming retire- ment as leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservative party, Mr. Macaulay was the first ca- binet minister to say he would seek the leadership. His bid goes before a leadership convention in 'Toronto Oct. 23-25, Since being elected to the leg- islatvre. in 1951, Mr. Macaulay has been described as one of the most controversial, colorful and brilliant members. He has the reputation of being oulspo- {to hold up a local storekeeper {with a hatchet, picked up a sus- ken and brash. lated THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, October 16, 1961 § Macaulay Moves At Speedy Pace portfolios in the Henry govern- ment before it was defeated by the Liberals led by the late Mitchell Hepburn. The elder Macaulay was called "Leo the Lion" because of his courage and oratorical ability. Born in Toronto, Bob Macau- lay received his education at St, Clement's Boys' School and Up- per Canada College. He gradu- from the University of Toronto arts course in 1944, then served overseas as an army intelligence officer during the Second World War. He returned to Toronto to study law, graduated from Os- goode Hall in 194f and joined his father's law practice. He soon caught the political bug and in 1951 provincial election, after ringing an estimated 10,- 000 door bells, was elected member for Toronto Riverdale. He was 30. Mr. Macaulay still finds time It was at Osgoode Hall thatipect a few hours later as he STUDIES ENERGY tics. He graduated from law school at 22 and practised at Port Credit, Coba't and Tor- onto. If there is anything against He fired off the he first met young Leslie Frost|sat drinking a bottle of pop in to Ottawa that if and became interested in poli-{he police station. Stanley Krys- resources and vice-chairman of| | . [ton, 54, Sunday was remanded | for a week on a charge of at- {tempted robbery. Ih Appointed minister of energy [the Ontario Hydro - Electric {Commission "n 1959, Mr. Ma- |caulay plunged into the com- Police said a man went to the plex study of coal, natural gas| ome of storekeeper George and atomic energy. He grasped) DODD & SOUTER PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE 107 BYRON ST. S., WHITBY MO 8-5231 C.I.L. Paint Dealer | to practise law. He provides a free legal clinic once a week and lectures at the University of Toronto. He is studying for his master's degree in political economy. He is also an ardent gardener and enjoys art, anti- ques and music, Ile often rides a bicycle to work--"'I need the exercise in this job"--and munches apples in the corridor. He married the former Joce- lyn Wecker of Oshawa. They have a five-year-old girl, Les- Jer and a 13-month - old boy, im- NEEDLESS DEATH CAPE TOWN (AP)--Cupido Davids, 41, was killed when he dashed into his burning home to rescue a four-year-old daughter. The child later was found stand- ing among watchers outside. A New Policyholder Every 22 Seconds Let me show you why so many are insured so often by State Farm Mutual. You'll be glad you did. WM. H. (BILL) "FOR HUMANE DISPOSAL |imminent, he has spent prob-|him in the leadership race, it|\oses Friday and Mrs. Moses, |the subjects so easily he was Wi H, (SRL) YOUR S. The Whitby dog pound has acquired a new asset, a car- bon dioxide chamber. The gas exterminates those animals unwanted by the public quick- ly and painlessly. Shown here by the innovation is Whitby Dog Control Officer John Greer. Up until Sept. 30, 152 new gas chamber was built to the specifications of the So- | ciety for the Prevention of | {ably more than any other mi the virtues of the party. time on the hustings|would be his age and the fact, iev nister, lauding| that grass-roots Ontario never has elected a Toronto man. Mr. Roberts is married to the in the legislature he has been ) lone of the staunchest defenders former Lillia of the party; an attack on any|Blind River. They have three | Conservative member is apt to| children: Alexander, who does |raise the full fury of his vola- missile research in Quebec; Cruelty to Animals and was installed at a cost of approx- imately $700. --Oshawa Times Photo stray dogs have been picked n F. Brathwaite of up by John, of these 55 have been destroyed, 43 sold and 35 returned to their owners. The Mrs. L. Pogue Speaker At Almonds WA Almond's WA held its regular monthly meeting in the Sunday school hall on Wednesday, Oct. 11. Mrs. Loyal Pogue, the presi- dent, was in the chair and open- ed the meeting with a poem titled "Don't Quit". Mrs. Pogue also spoke on the Dogwood flower, the emblem of British Columbia. She has seen much of it growing while on her trip. The dogwood tree was used for our Lord's cross and it was so heavy that Jesus said that from then on the dogwood tree would just be a low shrub, |tile Irish nature. | Frank, studying at Osgoode | He admits to a hot temper but'Hall; and Greer, aged nine. Dymond Shrewd Tough Debater TORONTO (CP) -- A game-|candidates preparing for a con- cock with a Scottish burr is the| vention here Oct. 23-25 which way friends describe Health| will choose a successor to Pre- Minister Matthew Bullock Dy-|iier Leslie Frost. mond. Dr. Dymond emigrated from All but penniless when he ar.{Aberdeenshire in 1926. When he rived as an immigrant at the|discmbarked he was given : ea li d Rod lage of 15, he worked his way folpackage of fioaeen, | comple The meeting is opened to the|, Ap A of ney: Pos 0% medical degree and in his{ments of a cigaretle tirm, DU public. lcelebrated their seventh and|[oW Years as minister of the|Pemne a non - smoker quickly | sixth bb Ndlcrown has won a reputation as| Mrs. Alice McDonnell, for- sixth birthdays respectively. For| able administrator, a shrewd {mer resident of Whitby, now of the occasion a party was ar |politician and an astute debater. WHITBY PERSONALS Fairview Lodge annual ba-| Mr. and Mrs. George Barrons, |zaar and tea to be held Wed- |accompanied by her sister ani nesday, Oct. 18, will be offici-|{brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ally opened by Mrs. John E.|Alex Walker, of Whitby, and Pritchard of Whitby. {Rev. David Marshall, were . yi i Thanksgiving dinner guests at Mrs. Olive Wilson, president|iha summer cottage of Mr. and| of the Halton Presbytery WA, Mrs Barrons, at Rice Lake will be guest speaker at the| 2 : United Church Fireside Even-| Mr. Charles Paddick and Mr. {ing Group at their monthly | Don Paddick are celebrating | meeting of Monday, Oct. 16|their birthdays today. Their {and will show pictures. Mrs.|friends wish them both many; Juby and her group will be happy returns of the day. in charge of the devotional. | Phi \} firsi Canadian money. STUDIED AT NIGHT sold it for 25 cents. It was his| |Buckingham, spent a few days/ranged with the | { following| He worked on a farm near ing he was a friend of her |husband, invited him in for a lcup of tea. When Mr. Moses came home, |in layman's terms. {the from under manded $500 he sai "guest" drew a hatchet] (able to write a booklet and 1] {lengthy series of newspaper ar-| ; A Painting & Decorating ticler explaining nuclear energy Contractors his coat and de-|Was born to politics. His father, d he had Leopold, held five different Gyptex, Paperhanging The slim, energetic minister Full Wall Murels { s-3762 608 Brock St. o Whitby, Ont. MO State Form Mobo Antomeblle Inomrance Compal Head Offic , Ont. {loaned Mr. Moses' brother 30 |vears ago, police said. | The would - be robber was |scared off and police were called to the Moses home and given a description. a year later received the newly established transport portfolio. Within eight months he had the demerit point system: for way- ward drivers in operation. | Dr. Dymond became health | minister late in 1958 and has |realized a new concept for in- [stitutions--new homes and hos- [pitals for the mentally and phys- lically retarded that are more |like rehabilitation centres than |barred institutions. | A great believer in self-help and individual initiative, he has delivered as many as five speeches a week in recent months, expounding the theme that "the years ahead chal- ONE - PIECE CONCRETE [ERS MHLDHTE LELIVERY GAUL S48 & o FOR YOUR NEW HOME © REPLACEMENT FOR OLD STEPS "The pure white flower is form-| visiting friends and relatives in| guests: Scott and Linda Mac| Now, at 49, he says he will wy the ius.' ed of four petals, two large and| Whitby. * |Lean, Barbara Saunders, Mar-|fight as hard to win the leader- lenige our ingenuity and genius." | ® NON-SLIP SURFACE ON TREADS OLIVER Woodstock for a year, then two small. Representing the cross on the petals are marks of rust and blood and a crown bors : a [tha and Jill Donor, Philip Rich-|ship of the Ontario Progressive Arlene, daughter of Mr. and ards, Randy Dronuik "Randy Conservative party as he did to Mrs. William Harrison, is cele 1 : succeed in life. brating her eighth birthday to- He is one of seven announced Mrs. F. O'Sullivan {found employment in a nearby veneer factory and later be- came a department store clerk in order to study for his matric- ulation at night. By 1934, after Friends say he likes the im- age of a small town doctor with the homespun virtues of his race. He married the former Jean AND PLATFORM is formed in the centre. scussed. was the "oie Larry Denyer. Spbhi li CONCRETE PRODUCTS LID, Nancy, 11. Mr. and and their daughter, Mary Ellen, spent the holiday weekend in working as a manager in food] chain stores in Toronto and Pe-| terborough, he got his senior matriculation. | In 1935, he enrolled in the ness at han as ins of the Nay nn » Miss Maude Cameron Dinner guests for Thanksgiv- Baptist Rux. Meets At Church pianist. ing at the home of Mr. and {medical school at Queen's Uni-| The Ladies Auxiliary of Whit- Mrs. Percy Pascoe was in|ys J A . Jos : charge of the devotional period | ware: aren were: | versity. He graduated in 1941] by Baptist Church held its Oc-|and established a practice in tober meeting on Tuesday eve-| and spoke on "Esther". The|acnton and Miss Bunny Ander- ) Port Perry, near Oshawa, ning in the Sunday school room. Sudbury, guests of relatives.| little Jewish orphan girl was|gqa, of Pickering Beach | where he still lives. During the The president, Mrs. D. Adams,|Second World War, he served opened the meeting with the made Queen and through her| | BOWLING NEWS | MEN'S LEAGUE in casualty hospitals in Eng-| prayers and devotion saved her! Mrs. John Rowecliffe, of Port nation from destruction. |Hope, has been visiting for the| The meeting closed with| past week with Mrs. Norman prayer. Wood, of Whitby, also Mr. Wednesday § sh i and Mrs. Cecil Wood, of Oshawa.| i e neslay Section singing of a hymn. Mrs. J. Dair|land, France, Belgium and Hol-| I lig 3, Singles yer 250 -- D. led in prayer. : land. Returning to Canada: in| Meet Teachers Laura Lee, daughter of Mr.|'afoc 346, 233, Don Denver 328,| The Scripture reading was|1946, he launched his political and Mrs. Cecil Jensen, is cele-|C. Moore 308, 250, H. Huntley given by Mrs. L. Rich. Thanks-|career. | 4 K R |brating her fifth birthday: on|312, L. Reed 311, V. Wilkes 203, |giving message was read by| Dr. Dymond served four suc-| t K. 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Phone MO 8-3644 501 Brock St. N., Whitby Jrs. vs. Central Collegiate, Oshawa, at Osh- awa, 4 p.m. Funeral & Ambulance Service You don't have to play a sport Wednesday, Oct. 18, Henry St. High School i GEORGE H. HARDING Srs. nen Collegiate, Oshawa at Osh- CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD. |Monday. It is also on the same|!- Sheahan 288, Des Denyer 287, (Mrs. E. Rivett. {cessive years on the Port Perry| |day the wedding anniversary of|!- Mclvor 276, 280, B. Gough 280,; The meeting was closed with|town couricil, then Ait id Ro ie and(Mr. and Mrs. Jensen. Bes t|J: Clark 281, L. Tutton 280, Bob Benediction by the president, |vincial politics, winning Ontario School Association held its first|wishes of happiness are offer-| Larter 279, R. Vallant 279, J.|followed by a dainty lunch|riding from the CCF in 1955 meeting of the season on Wed-icd to Mr. and Mrs. Jensen and|Bradiord 278, D. Breen 273, D.|served by Mrs. Rivett and her| He was appointed minister of nesaay, Oct. 11. Mrs. Raymond|happy returns of the day to! Reynolds 272, T. Munns 265, 265, | group. Ireform institutions in 1957 and Marshall, president, opened the|Laura Lee. i W_ Johnson 260, B. Brown 252. k - is meeting and welcomed all pres- : High Triples over 700 -- T. ent Various reports were read| 3 Mrs. R. McMinn, 1207 Byron |Mclvor 816, Don Denyer 792, C. and approved street south, is opening her|Moore 790, T. Munns 77a, The Jr. attendance banner | llome to the members of the|iafoe 770, I. Reed 742, D. Rey- was presented to Mrs. Brady's Florence Davey Group for nolds 723, J. Bradford 722, Don room and the Sr. banner to Mr {their monthly meeting on Mon- {Reed 704, H. Huntley. ] Distiey's oom, day evening, Oct. 16, Points Won -- Legionnaires 3, r. E. Fairman introduced| 3 ba {Hoffer Valley 0; Dunlop 2, Mr. Donald Gilchrist who is Ahi pnd Mis. Jack O'Connor | yunns Press 1; RATE 2, member of the school board and ot Toronto i: Hire and Denise, Millwork Builders 1; Drews 2. I------ chairman of the sports commit-|a4 the Ser nt last week end|ifelody Grill 1; Alsco 3, Yard y ' tee. Mr. Gilchrist presented| isnt oe Connery residence, | Birds 0: Bathurst 2, CNR 1: --or, we'll even pay them for you. Simply arrange a Slory su Love wilh te Sr, es Widiby fares 2 Bau Boys 1; Household Finance loan to cover all your unpaid bills i 5 phy w er J i p «gion No. - i i y i SSID 110 Yeon by JocThe many {lends of Group Duy itton Ma «.. then pay them off. Or, if you wish, we'll even mail The principal, Mr, Swerdfeger are sorry to learn that he is in| Thursday Section Sheques 13 ihe peohle you swe, 9} ho extra cost Wat Games 250 and-orer ~ 7, Wil. a wonderful feeling |--getting those bills off your mind, ~= and doing business with HFC, a com- pany you can trust. give a very ieresting talk, | Sunnybrook Hospital. "How can you help your child| ia i in school". He introduced Mr. Mr. Howard McBride, of To- Hatonecn 201, 2% R z Vi Souche, the new French teacher, |Fonto, is a visitor of his sister- agg" w Wat on 264, M i who outlined the French course|iN-iaw, Miss Birdie Wickett, %5. B Giddings : 2 aesop irkwhite 250, 259, B. Bragg 287, being fausnt in public schools. | Mrs. M. De i J second Yr ff rodton the enue, entertained her group of Walker 21, B. Gordon 253, WI oC 1 tlie fron ladies. The lucky winners of the | I_Bruechle 264, M. Slessor 254, Ajax Mrs. Fairley gave an in.|S2MeS_Werc Mrs. T. Vandyke|'- Jordan 278, A. Knibb 276, anc Mrs. S. Johnson. Lunch|M- Jordan 262, 263, B. Camp- was served by the hostess. |bell 313, W. Henderson 256, T. to be a good sport 110 Dundes St. E. MO 8-3410 WHITBY WILSON Cycle & Sales AMOUNT OF LOAN MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS 20 30 36 months | months | months | months $9468 6.12] 46.73| 30.01 69.21| 44.13 91.56 | 58.11 146.52 | 94.11 201.46 | 129.41 Mrs. G. Richards of Lee av-| $100 500 750 1000 1600 2200 Life insurance available at low group rate 31.65 41.45 teresting: talk on the reading| awa, 4 p.m. program in the primary grades. A short question and answer period followed and she was thanked by Mrs. Harvie for her most helptul and interesting Mr. and Mrs. H. Wyatt and {family spent the holiday weck- end in Peterborough visiting |relatives. {Beer 253, J. Sutherland 274, D. [McIntyre 308, A. Hewis 303. | Triples 700 and over -- M. Jor- {dan 742, J. Bruechle 706, B. 2500 228.93 | 147.05 | 107 Above payments include principal and interest, and are \haaed on Prompt repayment, but do not include the cost of ui rance, GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 411 Fairview Drive MO 8-3566 WHITBY Thursday! Oct. 19, Ajax District High School i vs. Henry St, High School Jrs., at Whitby, p.m. "The Best in Bicycles" C.C.M. & RALEIGH DEALER HOCKEY: Tuesday, Oct. 17, Woodbridge Junior B vs. Whitby Junior A, exhibition game, 8:30 p.m., Whitby Community Arena. This 1s the first game of the season for the Whitby hockey team, SKATING : Wednesday, Oct. 18, adults only, 8 to 10 p.m., Whitby Community Arena. Friday, Oct. 20, adults and children, 8:30 to 10:30 p.m., Whitby Community Arena. | {Gordon 719, M. Reeson 751. Mrs. Joseph Coverly 312) i [Mary street west, is in the Osh RO PDS SauvAlon P a General Hospital where she | : JANE (AP)-- wil be helgundervent surgery. Her friengs Eranils outlawed Communist , w ; | v ha ened a campaig 15 eF a prompt recovery. | regain legal status. Its raignlo | ship is reported to have dropped ito 30,000 from a 1947 high of | about 150,000 A social half-hour was enjoy- ed with the mothers of Grades 5 and 6 acting as hostesses, The next meetin Wednesday, Nov. 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