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£ THE DAILY TIMTES.GAZETTE, Wednesday, March 3, 1955 » ont ee p------------------------ rr ------ BIRTHS MepRATH (ar. aud Mrs. Robert E wish to announce birth of their daughter Evelyn all, Monday, February 28, 1955 at the Oshawa Genersl Hospital, A baby sister for Patricia, No Easy Road To Good Garden Kiwanian "Morey" Reed, Tues day's speaker at the Kiwanis Club's weekly luncheon meeliing, promis. ed to tell his fellow-Kiwanians the secret of "Better Gardens In One Easy Lesson'. Right at the outset of his instructive and interesting "If you want to have a better talk, he revealed the No, 1 secret. | the to look after lawn, garden and flower bed. That's 'the only easy way, 1 know," he added. In serious vein, Kiwanian Morey Reed told his fellow club members some pertinent facts and gave some excellent hints on the way to produce improved flowers, in par- ticular, He explained that the first step is to prepare the soil and he gave suggestions how heavy or very damp soil may be lightened, with moderate use of sandy loam, peat moss or manure, He ducing Jatt Soon " iid Delving further into the topic of flower beds, the speaker pointed out that the use of ennials is but added that their flowing periods are usu ally of brief duration, For this rea DOCTORS SAY Earache in children should have immediate attention because it may be a symptom of serious trouble, ent, was voiced by Kiwanian Ed. Davies. son, a variety is desirable, so That there is a continued flower and color in the flower bed. The use of bulbs and ti special ore that should be taken for this type of flower, described. Memorial Service DEATHS CONNOR---AL ¥airview 'on Tuesday, March Lo Vorence Gertrude, wile of Frederick Connor, in her 79th year. Mrs. Connor is for merly of Dunbarien, al _servies Thur ot 2 pm. wn Funeral Chapel, Whli Ww. C. Town ANKS--In Sung Hospital, Ti " onte - Toesdur, March 1 1089, rie; rederick anks, Busband of Elizabeth Ann enerril, 1a Ris 78th year Punersl from Luke - Meintosh Fur paral Home on Friday, March 4 at 2 p.m. Interment Union Cemetery. LEAN ~ Entered into rest in the Te ronto om February 28, 1955, Thomas Frederick Lean, beloved husband of Gladys Sher win, in his 65th year, Memorial service in the Armstrong Home, Oshawa, Thursday, 2 pm, Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery, LUKE -At the al, ® Monuments ® Markers , 2 HIGHWAY DIAL of CITY LIMITS ANY explain- ed the conditions desired to attain| Kiwanian Murray Sparkes intro best possible results from flowers, the day's speaker particular of the plant type, or 1 of seed, He warned of the s of s talk, using too large quantities of com-| of /, arden and you want it in one easy lesson, 1 suggest you sit back quiet- ly in the whitey months, Jave your money and as soon as spring comes along, hire a competent gardener br. Weiland County General Tuesday, March 1, 1995, A. Luke, beloved husband of e Lillian J, Gerrow, in his 79th you Resting at the Sutherland Thorpe Fu- neral Home, Welland, Service on Thurs , March 3, at 3 p.m, Interment Font Bll Cemetery. MITCHELL --- Memon : Bowmanville, ay, , 1955, Beatrice KB. Mitchell, aged 70 bi is . A y yoors, beloved wife of Wiliam Mileh. 4 4 72 y ICE JAMS SEND DUFFIN'S CREEK OVER BANKS At tal, on Mare! rice (Mra. J. Spry), Isobel (Mrs, Alex Anonichuk), Lrene (Mrs, W, Rob- pts arin Morris Pusersl Chapel Resting at the 8 Funers apel, Bowmanville, Service in the Chapel fs v the area declared Friday st 1 o'clock, Interment manville Cemetery, SOBANSKI Entered into rest in the Oshawa General Hospital on Monday, Mild weather and heavy rain. fall brought the spri break- up to the Pickering district yes- terday when Duffin's Creek, al- | ways a trouble maker at this time of the year, went on its anpual rampage. Here is one of the ice jams which caused the usually placid stream to over. flow its banks, flood Highway No. 2 and cause the evacuation of a number of families, One resident of yesterday's flood was the worst in seven years. Photo by John Mills, One pleasant shopping' trip through February 28, 1985, Francieska (Fran. ois) Glermasinsks, beloved le of Thomas LL in her yoar, Funeral from the family residence, | awa, Mrs, Edmund Butterworth 119. Central Park Bivd, South, Tun. (Alma) of St. Thomas and Mrs, dar Maren on ane ™o New | Arthur Noble (Edith) of Whitby. $s Pollan Catholic Church at 10 am. "pov. A. F. Cowan, minister of b t St, Gregory's © " ' 4 . ' a A ye Pibia' Petionls Centre Street United Church, will TAYLOR-At Toron vi conduct the memorial service at De Harcay: aloved husband | the Armstrong Funeral Home at 2 p.m. on Friday, March 4. Inter. u Hl M, Ginile ad father a Mee. (Loma), Mrs. alters Cruel) sod Mrs. L. Colvin (Eve met wil be in the Oshawa Union Friends are asked not to call at Te Jate Mr. Taylor is resting st the Luke Melntosh Funeral Home for serv-| the funeral home until Thursday. FUNERAL OF fee on Thursday, March 3, at 3 pm, Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery, JOSEPH BACHA Requiem mass for Joseph TRAINER Eatered into vest in the oq Bacha, 350 Glidden avenue, who Oshawa General Hospital on Wednes died in the Oshawa General Hos- day, March 2, 1955, George Austin Trainer, beloved husband of the late ital on Sunday, was held in Holy ross R Catholic Church . our value-packed aisles will convince ou that you really do save more money uying ALL your food needs aot - SPROULE'S. And for good reason! Our efficient storekeeping . . . our low operating costs . . , and our careful buying enable us to make every price a low price -- every day! And it stands to reason -- the more items you save on -- the more money you save. Come see. Come be convinced -- your money buys more at this fine food store. ~ VALUES GALORE Y4-PRICE SALE -- BAKERS CHOCOLATE CHIPS ron ro warren or... 49¢ | 73 | ters, Miss Violet Trainer of Osh- CLASSIFIED ADS (Continued from Page 14) 47 Legal Notices NOTICE THE CANADIAN UNION CONFERENCE CORPORATION OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVEN- TISTS NOTICE is hereby given that The Eastern Conadion Union Conference Corporation of Seve enth-day Adventists, incorpore ated by Chapter 56 of The Statutes of Canada, 1916, hav- ing its 'head office at the City of Oshawa in the Province of Ontario, and The Western Can- adion Union Conference Cor poration of Seventh-day Adven- tists, incorporated by Chapter 103 of The Statutes of Cone ada, 1920, having Its head of fice ot the City of Calgary, In the Province of Alberta, will apply to the Parliament of . Canada ot the present, next + or following Session thereof, for an Agt mating provision for the Union of The Eastern Canadian Union Conference Corporation of Seventh-day Ad. ventists, and the Eastern Cone odion Union Conference Cor- poration of Seventh-day Ad- ventists; Incorporation of The Canadian Union Conference Corporation of Seventh-day Local 222 Names Delegates To Convention In Cleveland Oshawa's Local 222, UAW (CIO) | president of the local, two as presi will send 15 men to the United | dent, and occupied the post of fin. Automobile Workers Fifteenth Con-| ancial secretary for three years. stitutional Convention, to be held, | He also represents labor on the March 27 to April 1, at Cleveland, | hospital board, civil def com- Ohio, mittee and city council, Eleven delegates were chosen to | MALCOLM SMITH FOURTH represent the General Motors unit| Malcolm, Smith, who placed in a vigorously-contested election. | fourth in the voting, was one of Voting was carried on from Wed- | the founders of the UAW in Can. nesday to Saturday of last week, | ada, and a charter member of Lo- and tabulation of ballots was not|cal 222, He spent two years as completed until late yesterday. | Chief Steward in the west plant Four other delegates were elected | paint shop, two years as vice- by autoworkers at the feeder | president and three years as presi- Ay ent of Local Brady has serv. ADS ed 11 years as president of the GM MSNEIL READ An of Local|shop committee, Vice-president of 222, led the polls in the G.M. elec- | the UAW-CIO District Council 26 ton, THe was" closely Tolowd by | {oF ie years, he was Canadian I ani ioe Pilkey, financial secre- Europe in 1940 and a delegate to all UAW conventions since 1941, Sn Ebr a Hie Jo 1, peal Bes" peri many years' experience in collec. tes gp 8 ri it del tive bargaining and executive bus- th on the list of delegates ness. From 1987 to 1041 he heid | flected, Wichard WMcEvers Joined office as Chief Steward in the body | 0 50" 6ntario Steel Products, Af. ter becoming an emloyee of Gen- eral Motors, he was a steward in the body shop for six years: In 1049 he wa, of four stewards 0 were ar by com: ny «= he off a brief, plant. wide strike. 'McEvers: has served two years as trustee on the execu-|. tive of the local, one year as guide and at present holds the office of treasurer, Other G.M. deleghtes, in the ord. er In which they wete elected, were Willlam Werry, Douglas Lind- say, Roy J. Fleming, Donald Smith, James Lee and Alfred Brisebols, ' FEEDER PLANT DELEGATES Elected as delegate with the third | Chosen to represent Duplate was highest number of votes was John | P. R. Duncanson, who defeated G. Brady, who has represented | Thomas D. Green. Albert Cocker- Local at two previous UAW ton downed Luke White in an elec- conventions. Pra a delegate | tion at the Coulter and R, D. Fleck to District Council 26 and chair-| plants, man of the resolutions. committee Ontario Steel Products and Hobbs of that body, he was elected to| Glass will send Lou Ashton, who the executive of the Canadian Con- { was chosen by acclamation, gress of Labor at its last conven John Turner was elected by the tion, He served two terms as vice-' Houdallle-Hershey unit. ' Iva May Brawn and father of Dor in his 7ist year al serviee In the pyuneral Noms, Oshawa, Friday, March am. on Tuesday Sot 3 pm Inara shake Union Cemetery. (The | i friends not fo call at the Funeral Home until Thursday.) IN MEMORIAM SHORTT-In loving memory of a dear rr Norma Jean Shortt, passed away suddenly March 3, Rev. P. Coffey conducted the services, Interment was in St, Gregory's Cemetery. The pallbearers were Borden Slack, Mike Maley, Andy Smat- anski, Martin Diha, Paul Visnor and Alex Macadjewski, FRESH CHOICE CHICKEN LEG FRESH CHOICE : CHICKEN BREASTS CHOICE QUALITY LAME LEGS SHANK HALF ; di SHOULDER OF PORK FISHERMEN BRAND 29° FISHSTICKS wu v me 39° SLICED . 19+ CHOICE Pork Liver Beef Cuttings + 39° | SER ioe 0<5* CORN BEEF WHITE CAKE MIX GREEN PEAS MARGARINE SHORTENING : PURE LARD SANDWICH BISCUITS BORDEN'S EVAPORATED MILK * [151m ricoh produce | PINEAPPPLES so gt McINTOSH APPLES POTATOES CORNER KING & RITSON Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights Till 10 o'clock °9° °9° uw. 99° OVALTINE With Free Shaker, 4 BOETIN ..ivsisiivraonrnnne Te SALE -- WOODBURY TOILET SOAP One Bar for Tc. . . with purchase" of 3. ALL FOUR FOR. ........, 7" SPECIAL VALUE -- KOLYNOS | TOOTH PASTE TWO GIANT TUBES.......... SPECIAL OFFER -- Free 50¢ Valua . + , BLEM -- rubs out scars and scratches == with 8-0x, Johnson's Pride. 79¢ y MRS. F. A. GREENE The memorial service for Mrs. Frederick A. Greene, 440 Jarvis street, Toronto, who died in Mount Sinal Hospital, Toronto, on Friday last, was held at the Armstrong Funeral Home at 2 p.m, on Mon- . T. R. Purves of Bt George's Anglican Church con. ducted the services. Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. The pallbearers were Robert Schoenau, B. Reid, H. Bickle, Earl Lusk, Willlam Storks and J. Flin. toff, LB. shop. In 1942 and 1943 he was trea- surer of the local, was then elected to the G.M, bargaining committee and re-elected each year up to member 1064. McNeil was also a of the GM, sub-councll and vice: chairman of the local, He became vice-president in 1983 and presided the folowlog Fy. PILKEY R! SECOND Bllkey has been active on the G.M. Bargaining committee for four years, serving on the top ne- gotiating committee for three of them. He has Jasticivated in 1op- level policy conferences here and in the United States, and was elected to the office of financial secretary last year. WHOLE OR LB. 10-0Z, PKG. . FUNERAL OF H. EARL COOK The memoriml service for H, Earl Cook, 643 Somerville ave., who dled late last Friday, was held at the Armstrong Funeral Home at 3.30 p.m, on Monday, The pallbearers were Peter Muir, Orval Stokes, Jack Hart, Wesley Lackie, Carman Thompson and car Morrison, Rev, H. A. Mellow, minister of Northminster United Church, con- ducted the services. Interment wes in Mount Lawn Cemetery, ENOS M. TAYLOR Following an f{llness of only a few days Enos M. Taylor of Ebne: | iii iia Still Owner * Is Fined $100 in his 56th year, Born at Grafton, Ontario, the de- timed was a son of ° the late Charles and Amanda Taylor, Prev Alexi Trernjenkov, 34, Picker: ing Township, was fined $100 or three months in the county jail by Magistrate F, 8. Ebbs in police fous to moving to Ebenezer eight ears ago he had lived in Oshawa Or many years, Mr, Taylor was a salesman for Canada Bread for some 20 years| court Wednesday on a charge of and more recently was a salesman | having a still without a licence. for the Ocean Blend Tea Co, He| The accused, who could not speak was a member of First Baptist| English, pleaded guilty to the Church charge, He leaves to mourn his passing | Constable Hugh Walker of the his wife, the former Hilda i Gib-| Royal Canadian Mounted Police bie and three daughters, Mrs. W.|told the court the still was found Varcoe (Hilda), Mrs. M. Walters| In the home of the accused, who (Thelma) and Mrs. L. Colvin| admitted ownership. The officer (Evelyn) all of Oshawa. said there was no evidence of any Also surviving are three sisters, | commercialization, Mrs, V, Stephens and Miss E, Before sentence was passed the lor of Toronto and Mrs. E. Ch accused spoke to the court through an interpreter. He said he was completely guilty but he did not know it was forbidden to do this in this country. Taernjenkov has terson of Bancroft; two brothers, Benjamin Taylor of Colborne and been in Canada a year and a half. He said he came to Canada to Charles Taylor of Port Hope and work and not to cause trouble, four grandchildren, Magistrate Ebbs sald it has been Rev, L. D, Begg, pastor of First Baptist Church, will conduct the a long time since we have had one of these cases, OSHAWA AND DISTRICT Thursday, March 3. Interment will be in Mount Lawn Cemetery. APPEAL ABANDONED The court of appeal in Toronto nd abandoned ALL FOR ....,.... pt GAY DETERGENT BOTTLE .....¢ctvenvsresi'ss 27¢ LATS) cleaning ais | AEROWAX PASTE WAX Wh 70e ELECTRO SILVER POLISH JAR 45¢ EASY-OFF OVEN CLEANER mn 49° DRANO {FOR CLOGGED DRAINS nn 27° Al FLOOR CLEANER end WAX REMOVER 43 re ¢ AYLMER PIE CHERRIES 18.07. 93g TIN ARROW PEARS 2 4% 30° TINS Culverhouse Strawberriet 15.02, 31¢ HENLEY CHOICE PRUNE PLUMS 15.0. Ee TINS 4 SWEET TREAT CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 2.0%, 26° remem| Dad, Sisters and Brothers. 'on were our Aunty We loved you wo We miss you more, Than you will ever kmow, «Sadly missed by niece and nephews. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thask all my kind friends and relatives, the purses and staff of the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry and Dr, M. B. Diamond and F, P, Kandal, Drs. Sturgis and Kimmerly; also Rev. K. Scott for the kindness I received and also for the Mowers ecards and good wishes sent me during my stay in the hospital ~ Mabel New. The family of the late Milford Wil. kins wish to extend heartfelt thanks and appreciation for acts of kindness, mes: sages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from many friends and relatives, Also thanks to the pall: bearers and Armstrong Funeral Home A special thanks to Rev. Bury for his consoling words and help In our sad bereavement in the loss of a loving fa. ther LE 37 wae. 19° Ths 28° 25¢ 25¢ chrron 19° culo pre; 29° 2 TALL 25¢ TINS 12.02. TIN also held with the Ontario Muni- cipal Electrical, Association which was in session at the same time, PRODUCTION CLIMBING Canadian automotive plants last week produced 7,930 cars, up from 7,432 made in the previous week but down from the 9,181 turned out a year earller, Truck produc: tion stood at 885 units compared with 777 assembled in the previ ous week and 2,184 in the com: parable week of 1954. DISCUSS PLAN On Saturday evening, the ar tists selection committee of the Oshawa Community Concerts As- sociation met in the .Royal Bank with Miss Doris Johnston, fleld representative of Ci ity. Con« certs, during its recent cam- align, Plans and artists: for the 955-56 season were discussed. No artists will be announced until the contracts hmve been signed and negetiations under way. in this re: gard, GIVEN REMAND John M, Walsh, 147 Church street, Oshawa, was remanded by Magistrate F. 8. Ebbs in police court Wednesday until April 19 on a charge of careless driving. The accused did not appear In court but his counsel, Terry Kelly, ap: peared to request the adjourn- ment, ADMITS INTOXICATION Gerald Cordell, Whitby, was fin- ed $10 and costs or .five days b, F, S. Ebbs, in police court Wed: nesday, on a charge of being drunk. Cordell pleaded to the charge. FINE VAGRANT Daniel MacDonald, Whitby, pleaded guilty before Magistrate F. 8. Ebbs Wednesday to a Shatfe of vagrancy. The acculed was fin- ed $10 and costs or 10 days. IMPOSE $10 PENALTY Alex S. Robinson, 238 Drew Street was arraigned before Magis- trate F, S, Ebbs, in police court Wednesday, on a charge of vagra-| ney, The accused pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined $10 and costs or 10 days. / LB. Adventists, having the some ers os may be necessary for the and other temporal offairs of A. H. LIEFFE, Q.C, Solicitor for the Petitioners, Auction Sale lot 29, Con. 5, Darlington public auction on SATURDAY, ny grain and ensilage. objects and powers os the op- pliconts and much other pow- purpose of administering in Conada the property, business the Corporation, Ottawa Ont,, Feb. 7, 1955 18 Rideou Street #} Ottawo, Ontario Feb.9,16,23, Mar.2 48---Auction Sale I have received instructions from REFORD H. CAMERON, Township -- first farm north of Zion Church -- to sell MARCH 5th, 1955, his farm stock and Implements, hay, Sole storts ot 1 p.m, Termst cosh, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Alexander and fam: fly wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to all their friends and neighbors of North Oshawa for cards of sympathy and floral tributes received during their recent bereavement in the lous of their brother-in-law, the late Mr. H. E. Cook, and special thanks to Mrs, Frank Kirby and Mrs, Jack Craggs for serving lunch, Ted Jockson, Auctioneer Feb.23 Mar.2 AUCTION SALE STIRTEVANTS AUTION | ROOM We wish to extend our heartielt thanks and appreciation for the many acts of kindness, messages of sym. pathy, and beautiful floral tributes re eotved from relatives, friends and nelghbors; the Oshawa, Whitby and Pro. vinclal Police for forming a guard: of honor: the Law Association; alse Rev, Telford for his consoling words, in the loss of a dear wife and daugh: ter. Olive Dearborne Mr. Earl Dearborne and Mr. and Mrs, Dowson, 33 Hall St. Thursday Eve Mar, 3rd Bt 7.30, Doors open 7.15, Occasional toble (walnut) | magazine table (walnut), Smoker (walnut), Favorite El« ectric washer, Vacuum & aot- tachments, 3 piece chesterfield suite, Serenader floor model radio, Modern buffet (walnut), 5 piece chrome kitchen set (new), chrome high chair (new), Chrome kitchen stool (new), Chesterfield chair (good) 34 Panel bed, spring & spring filled mattress, Lazy suson & 9 bowls (new), Kitchen table & 4 chairs, Reliance Drop leaf sewing machine, Mantel clock, Bridge lamp, Single continental bed complete, Girls bicycle, Dining room suite, 5 piece drop leaf kitchen set, 2 cribs, Savage power mower (new), Bronze Fire Rail & Cool Box, Bronze Coal Scuttle, Smell & Lorge Rugs, Dishes & many other articles. Terms cash Frank Stirtevant Auctioneer, Dial 5.5751, Sle 29° 29° 10 LBS, 39¢ Corner Simcoe at Mill Open Fridey and Soturdoy Nights Words cannot begin to express m thank! through of rela tives, friends and neighbors for deeds of kindness, cards, and many inquiries Also for visiting me while in hospital and since returning home. An extra thank you to the two kind neighbors who gave blood transfusions also for the capable help of Mrs. E. Carson and for prayers offered In my behalf, Thank you one and all ldenie McDonald, Brooklin, 3.18. BAG N Mrs OBITUARY GEORGE AUSTIN TRAINER A barber in Cedar Dale for many years, prior to his retire. ment on acount of poor health about 18 years ago, George Austin Trainer passed -away in the Osha- wd General Hospital this morn: ing, in his 71st year. Mr, Trainer lived at 480 Cubert stret, A son of the late Mr, and Mrs, Daniel Trainer, the deceased was barn at Port Perry on November 20, 1884. He came to Oshawa from the Columbus - Raglan district about 30 years ago, Predeceased by his wife, the former Iva May Brawn, in 1928, Mr. Trainer leaves to mourn his guilty CHARLES F, DANKS as dismissed an A resident of Gladstone avenue for many years, Charles F. Danks appeal by Willlam Cook against a conviction by Magistrate F, § passed away in Sunnybrook Hos: ital, Toronto, on Tuesday evening, Riarch 1, in his 78th year. Ebbs on July 29, 1954, on a charge of keeping a i house, Mr. Danks had not enjoyed good ATTENDED CONVENTION health since his return from World War 1. He had been seriously ill for two months and had been hos- |, pitalized for the past month. A on of the late Thomas and Dorothy Danks, the deceased was Superintendent of Oshawa Pub. lic Utilities Commission George Shreve was in Toronto Monday and Tuesday "attending a meetin of the Association of Electrical Utilities, held at the Royal York born in London, England, A resi: dent of Oshawa for 40 years, he Hotel, Some joint sessions were Corner Simcoe AND Colborne was a member of St, George's Anglican Church. He enlisted with the 116th Bat. talion in World War I and later transferred to the 18th Battalion, He saw service in France and Germany, He is survived by his wife, the former Elizabeth Ann, Cherrill, whom he married in London, Eng- land, on July 30, 1898; three daugh- ters, Mrs, L. Spafford (May) of | Buffalow, Mrs. M. Blow (Rose) and Mrs, George Puckett (Ada) of Oshawa and one son, Frederick LEAVING COBOURG COBOURG Rev. A. G. Me- Dowell, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church and padre of the 33rd Me- dium Regiment, is leaving to take up his duties as principal of the pewly established Baptist - Train. ing ' Institute in 'Toronto, Mr. Me- Dowell has been pa: tor of the lo-| cal church since 1949, | seven grandchildren and four great. grandchildren, Rev. T. B. Purves of St. George's Anglican Shurth - conduct the uneral service at - . passing one daughter, Miss Dor.| C. Danks of Oshawa. tosh Funeral Home at J etn. een Trainer of Oshawa Also surviving are a sister, Mrs, | Friday, March 4, Interment will be Also surviving are three sis: J. Batchelor of London, England; in the Oshawa Unlon Cemetery, | BOOST SALMON CATCH OSLO (CP) -- North Norway is building 23 new salmon ladders on streams as part of a river de velopment program designed to in- crease annual salmon catch by more than 300,000 pounds.