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PAGE FOUR THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE NE SEE EES De FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 194§ BUSINESS OFFICE G. MACPHERSON PHONE 703 WHITBY AND DISTRICT NEWS ' EDITOR ROBERT CORBETT PHONE 703 Say Oshawa Firms Trying To Corner Whitby Dock Space Out-of-town industries said to be attempting to "cor- ner" dockage space at Whitby harbor are under fire of the Chamber of Commerce. It is said that one Oshawa Funeral Today For Mrs. W. Lynd Of Whitby Twp. Rev. M. C. Fisher of .Brooklin conducted the funeral service this af- ternoon for Mrs. Warner W. Lynd, |: from her home at Lot 32, Conces- sion 4 of Whitby township. She was in her 75th year. Very well known in this district Mrs. Lynd had been in moderately poor health for some years but had seemed somewhat better of recent months. She was stricken sudden- Radio Group To Visit St. John's Whitby News In Brief Accounts of social events, al w 05m oF" loca) Iterest And. names of visitors are appreciated This outstanding radio group known as "Songs from Heaven's Airways" ly with a heart attack on Wednes- firm has held space at both Oshawa and Whitby harbors for the past three years without bringing in one cargo. This company is applying for more space at Whitby. At a Chamber meeting here last night ®-- a resolution was passed to forward to the Minister of Transport, Ar-| thur Williams, MP, and Lyman | Gifford calling attention to this | situation and making application | for some space to be alloted to the | town of Whitby so that public dock | space will be kept available. | During the past summer a very large cxpenditure has been made | by the Dominion government upon 'Whitby harbor. | The C. of C. motion also stated | that other Oshawa firms are at- | tempting to obtain space here but asked that Whitby companies be | given preference when alloting | space. It asked that the govern- | ment consult with the chamber be- | fore alloting space. About Elections Moving to the subject of muni- | cipal élections, President Jack | Roblin asked what action the | Chamber would like to take on nomination' night: Donald Gaine | suggested that concerted support of | s . rarol) | 8 diate of officers Would DAVE | ymiieq. Protestant effort to obtain president and others advised 'that | clarification and modification of ia- Offer To Train Dozen More Boys For Kin Band Eleven to fourteen new mem- bers will be accepfed in the Kinsmen Boys' Band, it was announced by the bandmastier Cam Marchant today. To bring this fine musical organization up 'to 'strength, the band lead- ers are willing to devote more of their time during the winter season to -training beginners. Instruments are 'available in certain sections of the band. Those wishing to join should get in touch with Mr. March- ant to attend the band practice next Wednesday night in the council chambers at 7.30. UNITED EFFORT | ottawa, Nov. 19 -- (CP) -- A | the Chamber should "steer clear" | Ome tax rulings as applied to of selecting a hove because such | Ministers was urged Thursday be- procedure All leave the organ- | fore a meeting of the Council of | ization open to considerable eriti- | the Baptist Federation of Canada. | cism. It was decided to leave | The Federal government has an- | nominations to individual action. | nounced that it plans to modify the | However, the Chamber will insert | t3X legislation at the next se:zsica an advertisement in a local paper | Parliament. urging citizens to nominate and | elect a strong council. FOUND IN TOBACCO The question of united welfare; Rutin, a rare drug found in to- collections (similar to the Red Fea- bacco, is used in treating capillary , ther campaign) is still under con- | fragility, a condition associated | sideration by the chamber. | with high blood pressure. How Churches Help Town Forum Subject At Baptist A Sunday evening of real interest | Many facts and truths of real in- and helpfulness is promised this | terest to all Christians will "he Sunday at the Baptist Church when | brought forward in this discussion. Rev. H. G. Crozier and Rev. F. T.| Immediately after the ministers' Darnell exchange questions on the | discussion the audience will be in- | problem "How Can The Churches vited to contribute their ideas and Help Our Town." The effectiveness of the churches | standing musical treat will be pro- as over against the moral and so- | vided with Dr, A. H. Doxsee of To- cial problems presented in the life | ronto, violinist, playing special of our town will be debated by these | numbers. Dr. Doxsee is a musician two men, both anxious to see the | of exceptional ability and his violin church doing its utmost to fulfill | speaks the story of the gospel in its Christian obligation in our com- | language of beauty and power. munity. | At 8 o'clock a very moving sound film entitled, "Let's try the way of | love" will be shown. This film | shows how one selfish and unchris- | tian business man found the answer | to the problem of his unhappiness in a new spiritual experience. It | will follow the line of the ministers' | | discussion. | |= The fireside hour will present | Call | many special features of musical WHITBY HOME APPLIANCE | attraction under the direction of Phone 383 124 Dundas St. W. | Stanley Mann. Let Us SERVICE and EQUIP Radio and Ref rigerator "Let's Try What Love Will Do" A Powerful Sound Christian Film Suggesting a Solution To Many of Our Modern Problems In Home and Community Baptist Church -- Sunday Night NOW PLAYING Shows at 7.00 and 9.00. Sat. Matinee at 1.30 Saturday Evening Show Starts at 5.30 THE WHITE FILMED IN CANADA'S GLORIOUS WEST FILMED IN GLORIOUS jt CIiNECOLOR JOAN LESTIE-JAMES CRAIG Ack ONCE s z LESLIE Janes Cf Gay OME NORTHWEST STAMPEDE AN CASTLE LCM (Kollywood) FILM | FOR RENT--TWO PARTLY FURNISH- | convictions to the subject. An out- | 53 . is approximately $1.50 at present, day morning. Born near Strathroy, Ont, she was the daughter of the late Isa- bella Brock and O'Callahan Holmes. Her maiden name was Isabella Holmes. Last month, she and Mr. Lynd celebrated their 20th wed- ding anniversary. Besides her husband, W. Ww. Lynd, two brothers and two sisters are the immediate surviving rela- tives: Mrs. Frank Nichol (Florence) of Arcona, Ont.; Miss Ida Holmes of Strathroy; Charles Holmes of Detroit and Lorne Holmes of Strathroy, A member of the United Church of Canada, Mrs. Lynd had been a faithful member of several of its groups in the Ashburn district. Pallbearers at the funeral today all bore the Lynd family name: Walter, Frank, William, George, Keith and Walter. Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. ® Readers Views Whitby, Nov. 18, 1948, Dear Sir: Speaking only for myself, I wish to register an objection to the prac- tices of private firms who are "pushing" the sale of u ial will be putting on a musica.e in St. John's Anglican Church, Port Whitby on Monday night at 8 pm. The group is rated as one of the best musically-directeq religious programs on the air. It is directed by Gus Ambrose. The first part of he program will consist of solos, quartet and group numbers interspersed with piano selections by Ted Smith, The Iatter part of the program will consist of a duplicate broadcast which they present Sundays over CKEY. Emergency Relief Fund Purpose To Give Britain More Food Letters are being sent out today to every Whitby organ- ization interested in doing something to relieve the shortage of food and clothing in Britain. A local branch of the United Emergency Relief Fund has been set up by Mayor William Davidson with Gordon McMahon as secretary. These officials do not feel that a door -door canv would be advisabl ° wig y -| Whitby Rebekahs Attend Function less feel that the pressing nature of the need in Britain and utmost electrical equipment during the present power crisis. To urge cus- tomers to purchase stoves and water heaters just now, is, to say the least, unethical. Likewise I find it hard to com- prehend the action of local utility commissions who are, even now, busy installing more lines, hooking up power for new customers and installing water heaters at a time when they are having the utmost difficulty supplying customers of long-standing. I for one, would be pleased if they would curtail these activities until the spring freshets. or a change in government allev- iates the situation, "BYRON STREET" Whitby Classified PROPERTY FOR SALE ~ MODERN solid brick bungalow, four rooms abe dinette, oil and water heated. Seil- contained basement apartment, paved drive, garage, specially bullt for present owner seven years ago. Must be seen to be appreciated. Large cash payment required, balance arranged. Immediate possession. Apply 818 Brock Street South, Whitby. (Nova22) rooms, adults only, to i 15. Apply 110 Colborne Street West. (Nov20) FOUND -- SCOTCH COLLIE DOG, BOB tail, brown and white. Owner may have same by roving property and paying for this advertisement. . Mc- Cool, RR. 1, Brookiin. Phone 72-r-5, Brooklin, Ontarfo. ~ ut = -- SPIRELLA GARMENTS -- FOR ESPIR- ella garments see Mrs, I. McCool, R.R. 1, 26 years ekperience as a oorsetiere. Phone 72-r-5, Brooklin. (Nov20) BACKRITE TABLETS--THE SUPERIOR remedy for backache, lumbago and all kidney troubles are now available at Courtice Pharmacy, 117 Brock Street North, Whitby. (Nov20) FOR SALE--ONE USED 18-INCHs FUR- nace, new grates, $15; kitchen range, white, in good condition; Quebec heat- er, medium sized; lady's blue coat, box type, size 16, like new, $15; lady's her- ringbone tweed coat, fitted, size 18, §7. Phone 3 (Nov. 20) WANTED--TO BUY A TYPEWRITER. Must be in good condition. Phone 331 Whitby. i (Nov, 19) FOR SALELPR. BOY'S C.C.M. SKATES and boots, size 8, excellent condition. Phone 531 Whitby. (Nov, 19) FOR SALE--'34 CHEV, MASTER COACH. heater, good running order. Phone 2236 Whitby, evenings. (Nov. 20) POULTRY WANTED HIGHEST prices paid for all kinds of poultry: also new and used feathers. N. - berg, Whitby. Phone 644, Whitby, or 795-J, Oshawa. FOR SALE--DELICIOUS APPLES, $1.25 and $2.25 per bushel. Bring your own containers. 8old only in bushel lots. Apply" C. Black, orchard, Athol Street South, Whitby, & (Nov. 20) FOR SALE--COOK STOVE, WITH OVEN and water front, good condition. Apply Wardens, All Saints' Church, Messrs, A. Lear or Thos. Richardson, (Nov. 19) WANTED TO BUY -- ALL KINDS OF gular, also new and old feathers. ad market prices, Arp , 321 Brock 8t. North, Oshawa 1859. $25 Reward For information leading to the arrest and conviction of person or persons guilty of poisoning my dog PEDRO JAMES C. TAYLOR 300 ST. JOHN ST. W. WHITBY ART'S CLOTHING STORE Christmas Lay-Away Plan . . . A small deposit will hoid any article. nntil" wanted. | Ladies', 'Men's, Children's Wear 125 Brock St. South, Whitby Telephone 452 worthi of the cause demands their support and the generosity of the people of Whitby. Both the Canadian Bank of Commerce and Dominion Bank in Whitby have offered their facilities as collection depots. The public is respectfully requested to leave do- nations there. Reason For UEFB The Fund resulted from an inves- tigation by groups interested in British relief. By centralizing buy- at the present time but neverthe- In Barrie Rebekah Lodge. No. 3, Oshawa, conferred the degree on five cane didates at Beaver Lodge, 190 Barrie, recently. The following Sisters from Benevolent Rebekah Lodge, 132 Whitby accompanied the Oshawa Lodge to Barrie. D.D.P. Mrs. Lillian Correll; V.G. Mrs. Donna Martin; ing and transportation, including delivery at destination, substantial savings could be effected. The scat- tered efforts of many could be channelled into an efficient single stream of relief, without a loss of individuality as to persons, groups or organizations. Actual savings of 24 to 30 per cent in shipping and handling cost alone have been es- timated---meaning larger parcels of food for the same cost, the ~limina- tion of private competition - for scarce items, more rapid and effi- cient delivery. More Aid Per Dollar For example: the cost of placing a ready packaged 10 lb. parcel in the hands of a recipient in Britain, exclusive of content purchase price, whereas through UEFB concessions the comparable cost would be 57c to 79¢c. This economy does not in- clude the very substantial saving which bulk purchasing effects. Other Organisations Other organizations are not given this national service nor are they obtaining the very large concessions which the co-operating Govern- ments have assured UEFB. How- ever, the Fund facilities are avails able to every group or organization at present extending aid to Britain. Government Ald The Canadian QGovernment Placing at the UEFB disposal, as ar as they can, warehouse and other facilities. The Government, the railways and several members of Provincial Transportation ASso- ciations are co-operating in giving UEFB a preferential freight rate to Canadian ports. DONALD'S GENERAL MOTORS FALES and SERVICE for WHITBY 'and DISTRICT is CAR and TRUCK PAINTING FULLY EQUIPPED SHOP FACTORY VED MECHANICS J ONE3O4 TUNE IN TONIGHT MERCANTILE HARMONIES CKDO...7:30 p.m. Quartette Melodies Marjorie Ruddy, Whitby photographer, will speak in support of Whitby' Firemen's 75th annual ball, MERCANTILE DEPARTMENT STORE WHITBY | of honor, of No. 3 Lodge, Oshawa, P.G. Mrs, Alma Dewey; P.G. Mrs. Edith Hoar; P.G. Mrs Nellie Wil- son; P.G. Mrs. Ada Wickett, Mrs. Leita McNeely and Mrs. Jeanne Wickett. Mrs. Lillian Correll was the guest and congratulated Mrs, Frank Bran- ton and her staff on the splendid mannér the work was conducted. She wished Beaver Lodge 100 Bar- rie, evéry success in the coming year and thanked them for the invita- : OFFERS REWARD $25. reward is being offered by James C. Taylor, 300 John Street West, for information leading to the apprehension of a person be- lieved to have poisoned his dog on Wednesday. Fortunately Mr, Taylor was able to get ald for the animal in time and it is believed it will recover. * + RECTOR SPEAKS V'hitby Women's Institute held its November meeting at the home of Mrs. J. A. ODell, 331 Green Street, this afternoon. Subject of the meeting was "Social Welfare" and the guest speaker, Rev, Arthur A. Chote rector of St. John's An- glican Church, Port Whitby. % * + * PAY FRATERNAL VISIT About 35 members of Composite Lodge, AF. & A. M,, went to To- ronto by chartered bus on Tuesday evening t> pay a fraternal visit to John Ross Robertson Lodge. The | speaker of the evening was Rev. | Arthur A. Chote of Whitby, a mem- | ber of this Toronto lodge. | * 4% % | BASEMENT GETS NEW LOOK | It is reported that the new heat- | ing system and tile flooring just | installed in St. John's Church, Port | Whitby, has beautified the base- | ment considerably, The work and | general clean-up put on by the | ladies of the church has the base- ment looking like an entirely dif- | ferent room. * 2 RED CROSS NOTES The Whitby Ied Cross wish to thank the following for donations | received: Jr. Red Cross, Whitby | High School Home Economics Classes--Six baby jackets, 2 baby | bonnets, 2 pair mittens, 3 pair] bootees, 4 bibs, 1 pair soakers. This | is a very lovely donation, onc of | the best ever received from Junior Red Cross, Mrs. Keown--2 baby bonnets, 1 pair children's socks. | Red Cross shipments, Nov. 3rd--35 pairs girls' socks, 10 girls' scarves. 25 girls' knee stockings, 5 girls' sweaters, 5 pair mitts, 45 girls' caps, 5 women's shawls, 20 boys' scarves. | Shipments, Nov. 10th--20 baby bon- ness, 5 baby sweaters, 5 pairs babys' long bootees, 1 large quilt. Vo MT tion to be present at this occasion. At the close of the meeting a lovely | banquet was served by the commit- tee In charge. There are bargains galore! -- on | The Times-Gazette classified page. | Five To Six Power Cut Drives Business To Oshawa Merchants Say Because Whitby retail business is suffering to a large extent by reason of the power being off from five to six ¢'clock in the afternoon, the Chamber of Commerce last night decided to ask the Public Utility Commission to call an emergency meeting to discuss the situation with a view to having that particular afternoon cut moved to an even- ing hour. Representatives of labor and industry should be included in the discussion, the motion said. 'S -- Fire Brigade Plan Church Parade Sunday A special service will be held in St. John's Anglican Church at the Port on Sunday evening when the Whitby Firemen hold their annual Church Parade service, A wreath will be placed at the memorial window for Pte. R. Correll who was killed in World War 1 and who was a member of the Brigade. Rev. A. Chote will bring a timely mess- age for the occasion and special music and prayers will be in- cluded in this service, A wreath will also be laid in memory of those members of the church who gave their lives in the last two world wars. News Budget From Manchester Manchester, Nov. 18--Alex Johns and Grant Christie are exhibiting | livestock at the Royal Winter Fair, Remember the bazaar on Thurs- | day afternoon, Nov. 25th, in the Township Hall. |" A number from here saw the Ice Capades in Toronto last week. Cliff Gartshore presented a reso lution which Whitby merchants had endorsed some time ago. Oshawa power is on from five to six so Whitby people who work in Oshawa, and others are doing the bulk of their shopping there with consequently bad effect on local business, the brief stated. "It is suicidal for a housewife to attempt to come downtown after five o'clock," Mr. Gartshore sald. F. J. McIntyre: "I would imagine that something could be done if the factories would agree to work on Saturdays and close some other day of the week." Mr. Gartshore amplified his re- marks on: loss of business saying that in the five to six hour, a large portion of Whitby business was-us- ually done and that customers had been educated for a long time ' to shop at this hour. Now, prefering lighted stores, they go to Oshawa and the result is that Whitby loses business which rightfully belongs here. : Only one other town in this area of Ontario has its power cut from five to six, it was stated. BRIEF. TRIP Ottawa, Nov. 19 -- (CP) --Prime Minister St. Laurent left Ottawa Thursday for a brief trip to Kent- ville, N.S., where he will attend a testimonial dinner to Rt. Hon. J. L. Ilsley, former Justice Minister. EUROPEAN CULTURE The cultural history of Europe began with the formation of Greek communities, Most of the conti Our new minister, a student from Toronto, will conduct service at 11 | a.m. next Sunday. immediately after | Sunday School. and Mrs. A. Roach visited friends in Bowmanville on Thurs- day evening Mrs. Mae Stone and Miss Flor- { ence Anderson of Toronto, were { guests of Mrs. W. F, Crosier on | Thursday. W. F. Crosier is in Toronto this | week. nent's countries owe something to Greek culture. RADIO SERVICE GUARANTEED -- IMMEDIATE & RP : 130 Brock St. Ni, Whitby, Tel 707 Britain Needs Your Help NOW! ® The most efficient way ® The most economical way . . . te aid the people of Britain! UNITED EMERGENCY FUND FOR BRITAIN Give Britain Strength Give Generously ! Britain Needs Your Help NOW! | The same men and women who de- fended our civilization against . ruthless assault now fight grimly against privation and under-nour- ishment. Strong! Send Donations to Dominion Bank or Canadian Bank of Commerce Whitby Keep Britain Britain! The U.E.F.B. cuts costs purchasing, packaging a The U.E.F.B. ensures a of Canadian aid among Your Dollars will do mo donate them through th Support the National Campaign of the United Emergency Fund For Britain The U.E.F.B. is a Canadian volunteer organiza- tion designed to co-ordinate Canadian aid to The U.E.F.B. does all its purchasing in Canada . . . keeps Canadian dollars at home! ing plapned, practical aid to. Britain when you Keep Britain Strong! Whitby Chairman: William Davidson, Mayor to the bone by bulk nd shipping! fair, even distribution all the people of Britain! Whitby Secretary: Gordon McMahon. re, go further, in provid- e U.EF.B. 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