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26 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Moy 18, 1960 AT ENNISKILLEN British Defence Policy | May Come To An End By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special to The Oshawa Times ; : LONDON -- Britains bi-parti-|clared themselves in favor of un- Labor leader is holding meetings| pa] re.affiliation services for the san policy on defence is in dan-|ilaleral abandonment of Jeter: aiiost a panic stations with the| Explorers and CGIT. of being brought to an end as|1ent nuclear weapons. It is only members of the shadow cabinet. i A ' a enh ag the a on the|in the last two years that the He is trying to whip them into aa dent, i e5. rs Toms, ope Labor party against the policies|big unions have changed their line jn support of the accepted all, especially the guests. Fol of the party leadership. That views. Influenced by left wing party policy, to secure their sup- lowing a hymn and prayer Mrs might well be the result if Mr. |leadership in some sections, and port in the coming battle, Thomas' remarks also included Gaitskell is defeated on defence by the prominence attained by Probably he may succeed, but some thoughts for the month of policy at the fall conference of the '"'ban-the-bomb" movement, even that may not be enough to Mey and a reading on Christian the Labor party. And at the mo-|they have made a direct about-|enable him to score the victory he Stewardship ment, with the Trades Union face which is one of the sinister must have at the party confer-| Mrs 4 Boyd wasn charge of Coierctos, coming le thie aspects of the whole situation. |ence 0, (the worship period using ae her ' : KEY TO SITUATION |theme, "Each Caring for All, and may happen. : While the Amalgamated Engin- ™ Al' for Each" and calling our Britain's defence policy, in the eering Union has gone over to the 11) es 0 attention specifically to the plight main is based on having its own gde of the Transport and General f refugees and our duty in this Judependent nuclear Jelerrets Workers' Union in support of ue regard. This policy was Inauguraled jiatera]l abandonment of nuclear The roll call was answered when the Labor gvernment was weanons there is one group) B k S ] |with parcels for the bale for in power. The Conservatives sup-\whoge actions will be watched ad 2] ad e | Pi ported it then. The Conserva-\yery closely, especially by Mr. tives, on coming into power, con-|Gaitskell. This is the General and By MRS. A. L. HOOEY tinued the policy without change, sfunicipal Workers' Union -- the| BOWMANVILLE -- On Satur-|June from Tyrone WMS and pro- |sion it was agreed to accept a and with the assent of Labor. union to which Mr, Gaitskell be-| gay afternoon a successful tea, vide the worship. Our auxiliary |} Even Mr. Bevan accepted without question, POLICY MAY CHANGE %/1ongs, It holds its annual meeting candy and bake sale was held in/is planning to send one of our|' Fd the end of May, and Mr. Gait-| the ions Centre by the Local As-|CGIT to School for Leaders at skell has een javited fo adress sociation of Girl Guides and OLC, Whitby, in August. The A |that meeting, To stand a chance Brownies time is extended until May 31 for t $ ime, however, imi a wae pie . r May a i pre ond in Brit- of winning his way an the party) The room was decorated in the donations of nylons for Korea. ish politics is the Labor policy on tonerence, he must win jhe sup group colors, yellow, blue and| A report by the vice-president defence. Mr. Gaitskell stands on pont of tus Jarge union. But a5} brown, titi est et ca et en the old labor policy. He is firmly lear disarmament. If it goes the Receiving at the door were jeg took charge of the candy table' opposec to the pacifist, neutral-| way this year, in spite of acting district commissioner, which was well patronized. WMS Conducts Regular Meeting ENNISKILLEN -- The regular|ior younger groups, Mrs, W. A.| : " eeper 0 IEXPLAINS BRIEFLY . meeting of the WMS which was|Logan was given, also an inter.| Other Children." The k hd trade cnions, Labor's chief source (of the preponderance of trades held in the church sanctuary was |esting: letter from Mrs, Tom {of strength and support, are union elements at the party con-|yery gpecial on Tuesday evening,|Brown, Angola, was read, |against his stand, and have de- ference later. That is why the May 10, as it embraced the an-|-- |Korea. During the business ses. |p {kind invitation to a meeting in|? The Explorers with Counsellor|Oshawa Presbyterial secretaryjexplained briefly | Affiliated Explorer groups had i who in turn accepted the gift and Friendship project. Virtue had a wonderful display| oi uo priefly with a message of iors, Brenda Ellis, Linda Yeo, Logan and the seniors conducted |Mrs. H. E. Ashton, and Mrs. R.|for which included a miniature Afri-| © = studied in their can village with every conceiv-|" theme, "Sharing Our Gifts with i a : "|tion to the group. All members four special objects able detail. During the re-affilia-| the Explorers participated in| tion service the Chief Explorer)" yiior' hrogram revealing what sented the money gift to Mrs, with the CGIT hymn. Susan Wearn, assisted by Mar- oy. learned in their Mis- Humphreys, Brooklin, who is| A delicious lunch was served. ilyn Yellowlees and Martha Boyd| conducted the worship with Yis| onary Exploration an sang an Oshawa Presbyterial Secretary da- and Cheryl Rowan, outlined the the worship service of thanks. | what the group!members, Betty Jane Werry, World|Muriel Griffin, Leowna Fergu- Three sen- son, Mrs. Humphreys, Mrs. in Africa giving to God and dedication of while Treasurer Lois Ashton pre- our lives to His will, concluding for CGIT groups. Mrs. Hum- CIRCUS MUSIC |phreys added another seal to the Toms gave the World|is forced through whistles of dif- Mrs. Leask, Port Perry, who is|Ashton, President Doris Wright'Friendship insignia to three new |ferent pitch. Ye] ip FESTIVAL ist, unilateralist ideas that would yp, Gaitskell's pleas, then it is Mrs. L. Buttery, Mrs. V. Frank Mrs, H Bennett, Mrs. Baver-|\§ strip Britain of its deterrent wea- 5 atniv ades/and Mrs. L. Lucas. Pouring tea stock and Mrs. Russell were in pons, and leave her at the mereyl?, dead Sertsimty Het Je Tiades were Mrs, V. Storey, Mrs. Craw-|charge of the baked goods table, of a predatory power. oon | 2 "support rr B oy ford, Mrs. , Cowsd 2220 Mrs. The Brownies had a display of More and more, however, he is| py a substantial majority. [Claske. Mis L. 1 i er Yas in articles made during the year standing almost alone on that charge of the guest book. Mrs. J.|and samples of the things they policy, Many of the influential POSITION PRECARIOUS |Cuddabee was in charge of the learn to do and make. members of his own party are| That would leave Mr. Gaitskell| donations for the tea. "The Girl Guides had a camp against him. 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