Oshawa Times (1958-), 7 Dec 1961, p. 15

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Spur Action For wHiTsy |Failed Call (&-s*. "Hospital Chaplain Is 9 |_--_""SSX. Een eme7_S |Mrs. J. Corrigan was thanked) Mrs. C. Parise made three Sgt. Richard Bodley of the) fox' lias Wark iy asain Par Sa A ' 4 ding out 200/visits to Oshawa General Hospi- PERSONALS 7 1 Praca rnd Poa age sae = mc 7 | bulletins for November. jtal and sent out Mass cards and be 1¢er I] a it sis so ig ar po er ee Ing lbaby medals. Citizenship and New CNR Bridg QS hrosiesses" tor the. "traveling complain against Speakman | Mrs, |W. 'Sioipson announced) Faication conveners Mrs. A. C eye gp og? en Pigg egy . ee ak ps pcr A rare insight into the workjwork that is being done by the| wit fool ae wouree. |Smith and Mrs. D, Newman ask- , ' : i { ost ene re December are: in when he arrested Murphy. Sgt.jand everyday problems of an ier ma a ord hospital. | McCloskey, Mrs. J. Dutfhues, Se auar or rae g eiae Whitby council has moved tojsome steps to find out the cos Sedes, wk. Semele. Gabe |Bodley said that then Robinson|Ontario Hospital Chaplain was|Father L. J. Austin introduced! ir. J. Lyons and Mrs. A. C.| n ry me ting used st P spur action by the CNR to dojof replacing it, bearing in ieang dee Mee a Kaczanowski;| A Pickering man was fined $25| was charged with refusing to as-|given to St. John The Evangelist Father Coates and Miss £. FoY| smith helped the Red Cross at ee Bye game car . et e something about two to w njthat the county may take some Mrs. Ed. Finan. Mrs William|at Whitby Police Court Tuesday|sist the constable. |CWL at their December meeting thanked the speaker. ; \Fairview Lodge. Mrs. E. Mulli- nil ta ae " ns and also bridges which span the main'part of the Cost. Holley, Mrs Gertrude Lynde,|for refusing to assist a police-| In his defence Robinson saidjheld Tuesday evening at the) Mrs. G. Carter, president, con-| van, Mrs. D, O'Hagan and Mrs.|¥S¢ nylon stockings. ee ee ee tee (Mrs. F. Didgeon and Mrs Greg| man in the execution of his duty.|that he had his four-year-old son| parish hall. ducted the business meeting and!" utihues visited at Ontario! Mrs. P. Kaiser, Guide Leader, ing this week, Councillor Wil-jchairman of the committee on iGarler: euchre: Mrs. Ray Bal|Earl Robinson of Frenchman's|with him in the garden and did) Guest speaker Father S.jeveryone present was jubilant Hospital, lasked for leaders who are Mees Deenets Sine Cont posers pemesnen. of petecns (58 Be oe Mrs. Robert McCabe, Mrs.|Bay, Pickering was charged|not know whether to take the Coates who is the Catholic Chap-\when the treasurer Mrs. L.| 'contain Mrs, 1.\urgently needed, The CWL will thing be done about the ' camel/erty, reported that his pe ype eo! "ston iiss Ww: Mc- with the offence. 'child into the house or to go to/lain at Whitby Ontario Hospital| Ruest announced that $879.99) era pen hyena ag '| make a donation to help Guides back" bridge over the CNR onitee had complained = ne} : iam aM ee Ottenbrite PC Robert Speakman of the|the officer's assistance. stated that rehabilitation of pa-|was the net profit from the an-/McIntyre bse e pe ca : put and Brownies with their badges. Bock "street And Connell. laser Bence go ge wine! Po gern RT. McLean of Toronto|Pickering Police Force said that In imposing the fine Magis-\tients is the most important/nual bazaar and supper of Dec./new Casein. ee ae TT ak Acta tas ae, alates ae mies Pada a lee ol ig uci heh a, eae ek nA t at the|on Dec. 5, he tried to takejtrate Dnieper said that he| work. He stressed the need for|2. : convener Mrs. M. Wo _ np : ee tenicaligese bag Bo bridge in the request to theino reply. = Pa was last weekend a = at the Richard Murphy of Pickering|understood the reluctance to be-;more volunteer workers to visit} Mrs. Carter thanked the con-| mothers to supervise their c 'ed pe = praye or 2 a 7 railway. _ oe h Reeve lng Prag ie Fe gees of eet ge "ay of|into custody. Murphy resisted|come involved in a scuffle but|patients, or help out in the hos-|veners Mrs. J. MacDonald and dren's tinting material and t --- wae secved, be. rt Be Mr. Davidson said ge ejthat a _s hs er re ys Mr. Dona v8 ac ae stiatrest and there was an alter-|to assist the police in the per-|pital store. -- : Mrs. L. Ruest and all those who | school c i crag eee rt va vs ig gr ge oe om Brock street bridge had a bag "1 the -- arg Srl ca ag prgrag | ge ti cation outside Robinson's garden| formance of their duties was one) He gave his audience a whet bg so hard to make the to see the movie "St. Francis 0} -- i Wf 'ua ¥ 4 bogie eanlie a naseons og Bg Calan Week wastes TC ocr 'S\fence, PC Speakman said that\of the basic rules of society. (clear picture of the wonderfuljevent such a financial success.|Assisi". and Mrs. F. ( Hi the winter and he suggested! seconded by Mr. Davidson. | Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wood) that the streets committee take) Councillor Joyce Burns sug-\and daughters, Janis and Mari-' |gested that Henry street bridge|iyn, spent Sunday in Sharon as . jbe included in any such Tre-!the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred| Re-Elect Officers quest. The movers included this) pa), parents of Mrs. Wood. At St Andrew's OO, Mrs. R. Dingman, of Brook- . in, is at the home of her daugh- St kaasiw Drache : 3 M th 7 ter and son-in-law, a a" Mrs. ° ee het ES Edt he ee |\Earl Worthington, of Perry, Church WA held its annual on erm Ea ye } se street meeting on Tuesday afternoon "aie ForDrugSale | berm ci | fOr MEN and BOYS! rence, opened the meeting with as ; prayer. Mrs. Dalgleish gave the, TORONTO (CP)--A man who} Bible and Scripture reading ee ate te esl In Montreal ing the business eting prisoners in a Tor ne : PP pecan reper eolligpens g station Nov. 14 was sentenced| Working out of Montreal, a It showed a very satisfactory; Wednesday to three months inj combine of top aap Ee, oe year. : "|\jail for trafficking in controlled} a? sc ag Be Sape on "Mrs. Frank Roberts was ap-, drugs. | suas hire sy aintatee Gitek: pointed as chairman of election) Orest Ochrymowich, 26, was} national conspiracy. 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