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Brian -Winter's H istorical' 9Whiltby- CAMP X,9 PART ONE EDITOR'S NOTE Th~e following is a history of Camp X, prepared by the project team in chaçge of planning a memorial museuni at the site of the World'War Two spy camp. Much of th e material is flot found in the best-selling book about British security operations, "A Man Called -Intrepid," and was obtained by twoWhitby residents, Alan, Longfield and-Lynn Hodgson. Excerpts frorn this history, of Camp X will be putlMished in subsequent issues of the Free, Press. THE, SECRET WAR 0F BRITISH SECURITY CO- ORDINATION THE CANADIAN CONNECTION OSHAWA, WIIITBY, AJAX.. BRITISH SECURITY Br~kin Hi Everyone! Hope ail were able to weather the brutal storm last week, with no fatalities. 1 think that we have had our share of snow and rotten weather. If only spring were just around the cor ner. Monday, February 6 at 8 p.m. Group '74 wil hold their regular meeting, in the Brooklin Cornmunity Centre. A reminder that tonight - .Wednesday February 1 at 7:30 p.rn.- in 'the Councl Chambers, in the Whitby Municipal Buildings.- Be sure to corne out, the future of your children may depend on the future of Brooklin: Come out and find the answers to ail your questions and condérns to the expansion or non expansion o f Brooklin. Don't forget next Friday - (February 10) at 8 p.m. - it's Monte Carlo Niglit - Presented by the Kinsmen. Cames of chance' and? Inn await you. The Meadowcrest Parent Croup would like to remind you that Tuesday February 7, at 8p.m. their guest speaker will be Lloyd White, Physical Education Consultant, with a film called 'You Are What You Were When'. Everyone is weicome to corne to t he Meadowcrést School gym, to join in, in the discussion on values. For those of us that are wild at heart. Carl Sedore is holding a Hunting Safety Instructor Course on Tuesday 7 and Thursday 9 of February at 7 p.m. This course will be held at the Lake Vista Club House in Oshawa. If you like to play eucre, then on Friday February 10 at 8 - you have your chance to have fun. The Oddfellows are holding their Annual Eucre Party that niglit. There will be prizes and refreshments. To get into -the Oddfellows Hall you 'il have to pay $1 .50. Ail proceeds will be donated to the 'Eye Researchi Program'. Keep your eyes open this month for the mail. Forrns for entries into the Spring Fair 1978 will be around this mfonth. That will give us plenty, of time to ruake that quilt'or bring to life that beau tiful plIan t. Yeah Kids! This is for you!! On Saturday February il at 10: 30 in the morning till 11: 30 in the momning; go over r6manu,, Fire &SoeDetector Several Types in Stock ildsit l M .lion $39,50 1 TaUELMTE BEOOIDJN COJ-ORDINAT1ON.. INTRPID.. -STATION M.. .CAMPX..HDA. Readers famiiar with Wilfiamn Stevenson's definitive account of the Secret War. A Man Called'Int4epid. wil recognize these elements of Canada's role in the secret Allied war, conducted by Sir William Stephenson.. Having read the excellent accounts in the' works of Stevenson, Hyde and oChers, one may still ponder the origfins, significance, and extent of Canadian involvernent in BSC operations, both here and abroad. It is our purpose in this brief summar>' to examine tlie record and establish unequivocal, substantive evidence of an e xtensive Canadian influence and contribution to the secret war. This summary lias been prepared using A Man Called Intrepid and The Quiet Canadian as a base and lias bee amplified by extensive interviews and investiga tion coniducted locally. . The project Team wishes to tliank all those 'Quiet Canadians'witliout whose support and en- couragement this surnary could not have been prepared and to acknowledge the kindness and support extended to the team b>' Mr. Wiliam- Stevenson and his publishers Harcourt Brace Janovicli and Banturn Books. -CAMP X - THE BEGINNINGS, Shortly before his death in 1977, Thomas Drew-Brook,' Canadian representative of BSC, reflected on the origins of his comritment to Sir William Stephenson and of his in- volvement with BSC. "Bill and I were great friends. We flew tdgether in the to the Brooklin Public Library. There you will see a special puppet show. It is aIl about Valentines. Be sure to'get there early. You won't want to miss any. Also on Saturday, the Il, the Brookiin Scouts, will be> having 'Paper Day'. Perhaps this tirne the weather will be better and ail the papers will be picked up. If for some reason, your papers weren't picked up-dont' worry - tliey'll get them next time. Or you can caîl the Scout master. What I arn about to tell you should bring a srnilè to'our ips and a feeling of pride in our hearts. Brooklin's own, 13 year old Anne Marie Hiller is a gold n-edal winner. She capturned her gold medal on Saturday, Janaury 21 at, the Metro Toronto East Women's Quaiifying, Gymnastic Meet, in Scarborougli, Ontario. To get lier gold medal, Anne Marie, had to get the highest overaîl points. Events were; uneven parellel ba rs, balance beam, floor and vauit in tyro B. Ann Marie aiso won 2 flrst place ribbons scoring 7.90 on bars and 8.50 on.vault. She received'second place standing also, for an 8-63 on floor. It wasn't an easy task. She was competing against clubs, such as: West Scarborough Olympians, Westonettes, and Bayview - Seven . clubs in all. Congratulations, Anne Marie! And thanks to- -your coachMr. Leonid Crabovsky,of Russia an ex-gymnast himself.* The team feels if they are able to keep Mr. Grabovsky as' their, coach, they may be a 'part of our next Olyrnpic Team. 'Againi Anne Marie, congratulations for a job wonderfully done , It give s me pleasure to know that we are both a part of Brooklin. Happeings! Wednesday February 1 - 7:30 p.m. - Council Meeting Whitby MiWicipa1 Buildings - Re: Secondary Brooklin Study Be Theére!! Tuesday Fehruary 7 - 7:30 p.m. Hunting Safety Course Call Mr. Sedore 655-3250 for more information. Tuesday February 7 - 8:00 p.m. Meadowcrest Parent Croup -.Present Lloyd White and a great film. Thursday February 9 - a repeat of Hunting Saftey. Friday, February 10- 8:00 p.m. Oddfeliows Annual Eucre Party - $1,50 per person - Lunch will be served. Friday, February 10 - 8:00 p,.m. - Monte Carlo Night tickets $3.00 per person or $5.00 per couple. Saturday, February il - VAlentine Puppet Show 10:30 11: 30 ini the morning. Saturday February i1 - Pâper Drive, B>' the Scouts. A friends frown is better than a foe's smile. Marie 655-3061ý. Auth orized AMANA Dealer Save energy with high efficiency central air condîtioning sales and installations Repairs toalal makes of freezers, refrigerators, air conditioners, dehumidif iers.- Repuirs to Ail Makes Freezers - Refrigerators - Air Conditioners We Recharge Automobile Air Conditioriing LIIEN STMEET BY FREE PRESS, WEDNESD)AY, FEBRUARY 1, 1978. PAGE 7 same squadron(No.13 squadron of the Royal Flying Corps). He was a damn good fier. . . . We kept i touch between the wars, of course, and when Bil came ont to Canada in , l.940,he came to see me. 13> then Bill's operation(BSC) 1t#d grown enornously . . . lie warited to have somneone in Caar, cs o he United Satbesnaont ricta, where wa. Caaaclse heUneeed Satebana ountAmry ta was at lie had many operations. "Charles Vining (then the Canadian President of the Newsprint Association, who subsequentîy ran, man>' of BSC's operations ta 'Canada), a great friend of mine, and 1, decided to sign on, and give Bill a hand.. Vining and Drew-Brook were in the vanguard of many liund.reds of, Canadian s.who were to become involved in BSC's extensive operations in New York, in Toronto and at Camp X. In Drew-Brooks words " the Canadian contibu- tion was perfectly wonderful". Direw-Brook himself, a Cont'd on P. 10 YOUR KEY! TO SATISFACTION jhlVu boy acrtfld ed Car rom 1MacDonald 'Ford TAICE DELI'VERY NOW AND RECEIVE A SE YEN DAY MONEY-BACK WARRANTY and if you're .not satisfled for any reasn A ~roturn the car you purchaséd for a T ~FULL REFUND u 1976 CHEV IMPALA 4 Dr., V/8, AutoIP/S ,P/B > *Radio, Only 20,000 mniles.* A * Lic. -LFB 534 only $3788 * 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY WACON, V/8, AutoP/S, P/B, Radio, only 22,000.R s miles. - Lic. KST 350 oni>' $2988. 1976 GREMLIN X F 6 cyl., Auto, only 23,000 A miles. 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