minister the national communica-|reached that if the government] radio and television tions system after any nuclear|as a whole, its various agencies, "The organization is to be attack were announced Wednes-|and private users with essential|kuown as the Emergency Na- day by Transport Minister Hees.|wartime functions are to make|tional Telecommunications Or- In a Commons statement, Mr. |the best use of the telecommuni-|ganization. It will be developed Hees said: cations services available after a|w.thin the department of trans- "The government has had un-inuclear attack, it is necessary to[port and be under the control of der consideration for some time|develop an emergency orgamiza-|the minister of transport, in the problem of arranging for ef-|tion which would exist in nucleus(whom, by virtue of the Radie a two-week paid vacation after a season's employment. Present basic wage of a deck- |hand is $313.33 monthly. An oiler SIU Offered 4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Mey 19, 1960 Emergency "The conclusion now has been'munications LR Ny ALL FOOD PRICE EFFECTIVE ciation of Lake Carriers offered . » No Official Word year period at the opening of OTTAWA (CP)--Plans fo set|!em$ under nuclear war condi-|function as the executive agency. extensive authority over tele- The SIU, representing 7,000 in| i. io "hore said Wednesday that fringe benefits including double oral Cc ian soldiers killed MAY 19, 20, 21 afd ment in cash for union. members. workmen near the French city ; 'Wage Increase Said $361.92; a boatswain $479.59 and 0 anizat MONTREAL (CP)--The Asso-|a chief cook $460.40. Ig 10Nn members of the Seafarers Inter-| national Union (Ind.) a 10-per-| Announced fectual governmental of form in peacetime as a planning|Act, the Telegraph Act, the Rail- cent salary increase over a three-| c Di national telecommunications sys-|agency, and in emergency would|way Act and the Capada Shipping hicarings before a federal concil-| On rave viscovery ip the nucleus of bra of government in controlling iati i by H.| : an emergency tions. administering the national com.|communications in Canada is al- DE vasa ed over by EL|. (7 AWA (CP) -- Officials of|0TRanization to control and ad- ti , includingiready vested." the Imperial War Graves Com- jal seamen, Je akiis an lm official yo fe not yet Teuched > © them on the discovery near 40-hour week, and a number of ras, France, of the remains of pay for Sundays and holidays, ; iy |payment for seamen's travelling during the First World War. | [expenses to shipsde and pay-| The discovery was made by The LCA, representing five in-|and the commission's European | {land shipping firms, also offered bureau was notified. PP Ressnhesletiiit Graduation Tradition Give the gift. that faces the future...a shining, accurate Bulova...a jewel among watches .... to be treasured throughout the years. wr 7) tion a problem and there is not | school on Thursday evening, enough equipment to go around. | May 26. ; letic club has grown to a mem- | To raise some money, the club --Photo by Barrie Pomeroy bership of more than 60. This | will stage a gymnastic display | -- Se---------- increase has made accommoda- | at the Pickering district high | a - - | 'Red Cross HS District | A. Leighton Meeting Held Beginning with just a few en- | thusiasts, the Dunbarton Ath- WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES They'll love that Bulova difference IN THE SECOND BIG WEEK OF IGA'S DOLLAR DAYS! Split-Up Seen AJAX -- The May meeting of | the Ajax Red Cross was held in | the Municipal building with Mrs. AJAX (Staff) -- [Frances Allen, president, in the chair. Three new members, Mrs: Preliminary | discussions have begun between Is Buried the town council of Ajax and the CARTWRIGHT--Death claimed councils of Pickering Village and another Cartwright citizen Thurs- Pickering township regarding a day night in the person of Arthur i the high Leighton, in his 74th vear Altholgh in failing health for ving high school dis-|lhe past three years, Mr. Leigh- tor, was still earrving on the work Bushell, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Purdon were welcomed. Mrs. Allen read a telegram of congratula s on the success of the campaign for funds. This was sent from Red Cross headquar- ters commending all who assisted in the campaign and also thark- ing the people of Ajax for their generous donations Plans for future Red Cross ac- ties were discussed. As the town has generously provided the Branch with a meeting room and storage quarters, many new proj- ects are now possible. The ladies' work room will be one of the first things to be organized. Mrs. Bessie Arihur has kindly consent- ed to supervise this work. Final ision of The Pick trict stated that if Ajax was es- v ( tablished an improvement ot his farm and caring for thr district, it would remain a part/steck which he so dearly loved of the 1 district which te do included all of the area contained| While at work he was seized within the boundaries of the|with a heart attack and died in township. a few minutes al Since establishment of the hich| Deceased Nes born in Eneland school district two high schools? SO" of the late Joshua and An- have been built and another is nie Feichton. % x ler construction. In 1917 he 'was uni ed in mar- UceF © § riage with Lilv Fires and thes The town of Aja like name to Canada and setiTed on 2 19 separale Mirnem on Seurog Island, where! oat : board of education. A survey of (sey remained for 16 years. Then om igo Big i at. icture indicates|;y y = | Will ) ) » first | < fe fsucial DUS pen oo hey purchased a farm on Lot 51be organized. Mrs. Bessie Arthur at a { the larger municipal |Con . Cartwright. two miles wes'| ha kindly consented to supervise tributions of the larger municipa-1.¢ placksteck Here they havelthis work. Final organization of ities and outstanding debentures] jjyeq a quiet, happy life for 31the work room will not be com- are close © the break even polit iver. pleted until September but, i the he TOWN Sou e 5.50 {srr % meantime, if any ladies wou e all its information to the two|SURVIVORS LICKED interested in ai or knitting Pickerings for their further] Surviving fre bie "wife: fw during the summer months, study and another meeting wiltjdaueniers. ig pranks Balle could they please contact Mrs. be called in the near future Jonnie), No Li Arthur at WH. 2-2273 and mater- If the separation is to take '™A€): vo ? 4 ev 3 sity Shortridee. a place at the end of this year |P?"°V and Billy Shortrid e ay + Rlacketosk: and fone hrothere agreement and a bylaw must bel' ) . a1 an.|ferb. of Rowmanville: Alfred assed and have ministerial ap-| f 3 pe ; J and George, of England roval before July 1, 1960, other: | red x the deal will |He was predeceased hv four sic be delayed at least another full year : [ters 1ilv. Lavra, Kate and An _Inir of Fngland | Funeral! service was held af TV P MeDermott-Panabaker Funer?! Tuesday in June, 8.00 o'clock at rogram " On Divorce as igh school tivi The Ajax Branch also plans to have Home Nursing classes in the Fall also a homemaker's group. These much needed ser- vices will be mos: helpful to the people of the town. There will be a final meeting for the season on the setond Sea King "EW" 17 jewels, super slim, waterproof, shocke resistant, anti-magneti luminous hands an dial, handsome curved link expansion band. e Bulova Rhapsody "H" Fascinating tulip leaf bracelet with each leaf alternately polished to either a high luster or a soft satin glow. Yel- low or white $85.00 Time "T" Stylized leaf trim to set off watch and bracelet. 17 jewels, unbreakable main- spring. In yellow or white, 9.50 FREE For a limited time only-- Handsome MORTAR BOARD GIFT BOX Lined with rich red velvet . . . topped with a golden tassel. White for her... black for him. \ Ne ov Lova BULOVA WATCHES from $24.98 -- to $2,500 at Better Jewellers everywhere Home, Port Perry. Mondav. M>v the Municipal Building. New » Under Fire 16. conducted by the pastor Rev members are needed and the Interment was in the Union Branch invites new members. OTTAWA (CP) The ment was urged Wednesday 1p Romeril _-- |Cemetery, Cadmus. Pall-hearers wer» Messrs. Nor the Senate to consider charges ifiAjax, : is YOUR the CBC carries a television in-|{tonded the funera terview tonight with a woman -- a BEST BUY said to earn $100 a night acting} Passage Delayed for Gravenhurst A govern-| Friends from pi hawa, in! 17omilton. Bowmanville | Iman Green Ernest Larmer | Scugog and Cartwright at-| as co-respondent in divorce cases. Pakert Brown. Rov Ferguson {Joe Bradburn and Osmond Senator Muriel McQueen Fer- | r "ge - - | gusson (L New Brunswick) HOU ew Brunswick Of [ification Bill | wos HEATING | v7 right asked Senator 3 governme leader in the upper| OTTAWA (CP chamber, to bring the program to|delayed passage Wednesday of a tne attention of Justice Minister! bil! to unite four western Cana iN Fulton and the law officers of the!dian Lutheran bodies after Sena- £3 tor A. K. Hugessen (L Quebec) 7 She read extracts from Ottawa accused them of adopt ng an un- Citizen columnist Charlotte Whit. reas nable att'tude abc ut the ton's column. Miss Whitton sug-|name of their organization. gested that if the woman is a The upper chamber referred bona fide co - resp nt she |back to its private bills commit- should: be charged in police court|tee a bill providing for the union as a prostitute. Or if she is in 'he| under the name "the Evangelical business of selling false witness/Lutheran Church of Canada." she should face other criminal| Senator Hugessen said that charges strong objection was taken by crown of Jutherans to granting so Ir any case, the proposed sub- other Lu Eg g ject matter is most inappropriate for broadcasting into the homes of thousands of Canad.ans, Sena- tor Fergusson said comprehensive a designation since the four groups represented only 31 per cent of Canadians of the Lutheran faith. | NOTHING DOWN (OSHAWA) LIMITED RA 3-3332 RA 5-7161 MO 8-3722 1 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH, OSHAWA OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 106 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY BURNS CREDIT JEWELLERS 32 KING ST. WEST OSHAWA PHONE RA 3-7022 CORNISH JEWELLERY and WATCH REPAIRS 299 KING ST. WEST, OSHAWA RA 3- 4545 HORWICH CREDIT JEWELLERS IGA APPLE JUICE NIBLETS CORN IGA BEANS vis PORK --- SWEET RELISH -- WHOLE DILLS -- MIXED PICKLES OR BREAD & BUTTER PICKLES Rose Brand PICKLES 12 §] SAVE 17¢ -- 11-02. 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