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PACE SIX - THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1930 SEEK OBSERVANCE OF LORD'S DAY ACT Miniature Golf, Service Sta- tions, Golf Clubs Under Fire in Toronto » (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Toronto, Nov. 6--A concerted drive for the strictest enforcemen: of the Lord's Day Act is being taunched immediately by the To- ronto Presbyteries of the United Church in Canada, Announcement was made in Toronto last night that laymen and ministers are pre paring a strong case to lay before the Attorney-General of the prov- ince and, if necessary, the Federal Government, A resolution passed yesterday bv the West Toronto Presbytery has already been forwarded to Hon, W, H. Price, according to Rev, Herbert J, Hunt, who sponsored the resobution, Mr. Hunt declared last night that if Mr. Price does not act on the memorandum, the Presbytery will make fits. appeal direct to the Dominion Govern- ment, Miniature golf courses, gasolin: stations, drug stores, which sell any article other than that pre- scribed in the Act, golf clubs and persons who sell fruit and other produce along the highways on Bunday are aimed at in the resolu- tion passed yesterday HIGHER DUTY ON TINPLATE EFFECTIVE | (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Ottawa, Nov, sheets or plates have been imposed by the Department of Revenue, which went into effect on Nov, 1 was made public yesterday, and alters the duty on tinplate from ' free under the British preference, b per cent, under the intermediate and 6 per cent, under the general tariff, to 7% per cent, under the British preference, 12 1-2 per cent under the intermediate, and 15 per cent. under the general, This change was made because tin plate is now being manufactur ed in Canada at the Ojibway, Ont, plant of the United States Steel Corporation, CHARGE OF ASSAULT AND ROBBERY FAILS (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Toronto, Nov, #,-- On the ground | that there was not sufficient evi- dence to warrant a committal, Ro- bert Sommerville and his son, John Sommerville, of Owen Sound, were 6,~~Duties on tin | National | The departmental edict, | Monday freed on charges of as- salt with intent to rob, which the two faced trial at the County po- lice court before Magistrate Wil- liam Keith, The two men were taken Into custody at Owen Sound on the night of Oct, 22, following a (races at the Kallen Hotel near Richmond Hill, and brought to Toronto by Chief Syd Barraclough, the next day. The two men, while denying any assault, admitted visiting the premises mentioned, PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORTS (Continued from Page 3) nan, Frances Gibbs, Jack Fetterly, Percy Snudden, S. E. Ross, Teacher, Jr. Pr.~Tommy Seton, Tan Wilson, Herbert Wilson, Frank Wright, Gladys Carew. FE. Ross, Teacher, Mona Broadbent, Diana Charles Rundle, Donald Holloway, Margaret Cormack, Don- nie Crowe, Kay Flston, Blanche, Tremble, Wilma Stevens, Donald Williams. Primary .- Phillips, Q. Ramsay, Teacher. Albert St, Jr, I1--Evelyn Houston, Wilhe! mine Crawford, Grace Emmons, Eile- en Clancy, Billic Brabin, Betty Clark, Bobbie Calford, Pearl MeClimond, John Martin Ruth Cooper, A. Harston, Teacher, Jr. I.--Wallace Mason, Jean Polak, Helen Houston, Mary Yuskw, Pearl | Keenan, Pat Mullen, I. G, Bone, Teacher, Annie Rukaruck, Wilbert Nellie Dubyk, Mary Marchuk I. G. Bone, Jr, L.=Mike Popp, Sophie Parayko Donald lee, Floryjon Tomolack, Robert Mitchell M. 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