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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, January 22, 1965 UK. Tory Papers Gloat Over Walker's Defeat rale of a government already tive, says the defeat was "dam- aging abroad for the govyern- ment especially, and it must bring speculation about a spring general election much closer." LONDON (Reuters) -- Con- servative - leaning newspapers today were gleeful over the sur- prise defeat of Foreign Secre- tary Patrick Gordon Walker in a byelection Thursday. Two right-wing papers la- belled the defeat 'public disen- chantment" and "black Fri- day" for the Labor administra- tion. The Times, independent, un- der the headline "deep damage to ronment," says Gordon Walker's failure to win a theor- etically-safe seat threw doubt struggling with difficulties. Gordon Walker's defeat was linked with the other byelection at Nuneaton in central England where fellow cabinet member Frank Cousins, minister. of technology, was elected, but by a much-reduced margin. The Daily Telegraph, Con- servative, says the first two by- elections since the new govern- ment took power last October "administered a stinging slap to Labor." | 'DAMAGING ABROAD' | embarrassment for the foreign secretary was the dramatic pub- lic censure of the government and its record, The Daily Mail says. says Overshadowing the personal The right-wing Daily Sketch in an editorial Gordon 8 Accidents Reported WHITBY (Staff) County Council's Safety Inspec tor, Robert Carter, made a total of 737 inspections during 1964. No legal actions were taken of any sort under the Construc- tion Act. There were eight ac- cidents reported to the inspec- tor during the year. Seven of these were of a comparatively minor nature, al- though four cases involved some kind of hospital treatment. There was one fatality during the year, this being at the Lake Ontario Whitby Township. thoroughly investigated and no charges under the Construction Safety Act 'laid. Toc Alpha Rally Report Given WHITBY -- Women's Chris- tian Temperance Union held its meeting in Whitby Baptist Sun- day School Hall with the presi- dent, Mrs. Harold Quantrill opening the meeting with in- spirational words followed by hymn and prayer. Mrs, Mary Mitchell gave the devotional,. taking as her subject "The Tongue an unruly mem- ber from which comes forth both blessing and cursing". Miss Maude Cameron led a short discussion on the subject of the National Temperance 'Study Course' recently written by Sunday School pupils. Marvin Rivett, president . of Baptist Young People's Union, gave an interesting report of the Toc Alpha gathering held in Yorkminster - Park Baptist Ontario Steel. Co, plant in This was Whitby Area Bowling Scores WHITBY AND DISTRICT MEN'S LEAGUE (Wednesday) Triples 600 and over -- Doug Henderson 725 (261, 260), Rich- ard Sandford 715 (296), Les Reed 690 (305), Clarence Moore' 673 (246, 237), Art Locke 644 (269), Bill Shearer 639 (268, 261), Geo. Childs 638 (245), Bob Smith 632 (233), J. Lazaro 631 (229), Ron Black 628 (237), Bill Vesters 620 (235), Andy Vander- ende 620 (224), Bill Henderson 616 (270), Bob Plaskitt 615 (247), John Verkuy! 612 (226), Al Ham- mers 611 (223), Singles 220 and over -- Andy Martinolich 280, G. Oefner 265, Don Reed 252, Jim Mifflin 251, Mel Sallans 248, Don Lintner 243, Cec Bowler 238, J. Rypstra; Top shooters for the nightiSwartz 692 (240); Perc. Sweet 232, Ozzie Moore 231, Don Walt-; were: Jack Brown 879 (276, 296,|673 (249). ham 229, Roger Chassion 226,307); Bill Jordan 812 (301, 309); Good singles rolled by Jim Berry Watson 225, Jack Town-|Frank McQuay 783 (308); Den-'Kirk (278), Jack Moore (281), son 225, Jack Dixon 222, Ken|\"y Brown 775 (325); Dick|Ed Brush (265), Marty dordan Edwards 221. Adams 763 (262, 297); George|(259), Wilf Hubbard (256), Team Standings -- Hasbins 9,|Sweet 747 (276); Gord Brown|Buck Kirkwhite (254), Chuck Jokers 7, Dunlops 7, Sam's|?721 (274); Earl Smith 708 (246);|Gill (253), Mickey McMaster Barber Shop 7, Whitby Barber|Doug Allen 706 (302); Ronj(251), Ron Bragg (251). Shop 6, Andrew's 6, Drew's 6. Honyocker's 5, Joe's Barber Shop 4, Rambler's 4, Bell Taxi 3, Lewis Custom Tailor's 3, Papermakers 2, A and .T. Motors 1, Whitby Hotel 1, Mit- ton Machinery 1. WHITBY MEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE Tuesday night's action at County Bowl produced one shut- out as Burtinsky Florists blank- ed Brown Electric 3-0; Flem- ing's Shell beat Whitby Royals 2-1. Bassett's Jewelry took the odd point from Hambly Bever- Clearance Sale of MEN'S & BOYS' BRAND NAME SWEATERS! Walker's defeat was "startling proof of public disenchantment with the Labor government. .. . His defeat is due to the hopeless muddled record of Labor's first 100 days... ." The right-wing Daily Express says it was "a black Friday for Labor." Gordon Walker's defeat was "'a tremendous blow to Mr. Wilson's administration. lages and Wilson's Food Market edged Mercantile Dept. Store 2-1, A total of 134 orders to comply and five stop work orders were issued. All of these orders were complied with. The political correspondent, on his political future and in- for The Daily Mail, Conserva- flicted deep damage to the mo- Anderson High Wins Wrestling It is a remarkable humiliation WHITBY (Staff) -- agg vowel Pomp in the second period; 106/of a man chosen by the prime Church, Toronto at which the Pickering Has 10,414 Voters WHITBY (Staff) -- In munici-| The finest of fine knitwear, made of Orlon and Lambswool, Manu- facturer forbids us to use his name, These come in White, Ivy, Walnut, Grey and Black, Sizes 8 years to 80 yeors. 4 GET AN EXTRA SWEATER FOR ONLY 1.00 MORE ! FIRST EXTRA YOU SWEATER SWEATER SAVE 4.95 1.00 3.95 6.95 1.00 5.95 9.95 1.00 8.95 | USE Your creoit | 247, Don Craggs 246, Earl Cane rte columnist Am Landers Bl nueee 2, Rey Valiant Toc Alpha is an organization) of young people which believes in total abstinence from alco- holic beverages. Young people | came in bus loads from points g as far distant as Sarnia and) Niagara Falls. mad pal voting: strength Pickering) Mrs. J. E. Whitehurst thanked U e ¢ High School fling team|lbs, Keith Horton (Anderson) Township still leads the list in| NIH O ctose of ne we : ool .wrestling team/lbs. Keith Horton (Anderson)| minister 2 ign: secre-|Ontario County. Registered/POF- ia mee™| opened its season by invading|decisioned Carl Norris 11 to 12;) tary." ---- voters in the tawtitip total 10,-|ing a social time was enjoyed.| you'l | GO FOR THESE McLaughlin High School, Osh-|115 lbs. Terry Wood (McLaugh- \414, Ontario County Council] The next meeting is Feb. 16. | awa, and trouncing the homellin) pinned Bell Seto in the|(DEFEAT A TRAGEDY' |heard this week. | | team 41-16. \first period; 123 lbs. Jim Lee| The pro-Labor Sun says the! Next highest figure goes to the) Fourth in voting strength is This year this group of 15|(Andersor) pinned Paul Slug-.government suffered a shatter-|Town of Whitby with 5,420|the Township of Whitby with) ambitious wrestlers, inspired by|gatt in the second period; 130/78 defeat in the byelection and|voters. Ajax tips the scales in|3,070. Fifth is Township of Mara! their coaches, Mr. Fallaise and|lbs. Ken Zayette (Anderson) |24ds that Gordon Walker's sec-|third position with 3,413. with 2,974. Mr, Peltz, are going all out for/pinned Larry Pooler in the first| ond _-- at the polls in three |-- ~ nts top wrestling honors. period; 136 Ibs. Cy Szymezak| ont is was "a tragedy and a ini (Anderson) pinned C, Cydreck| humiliation... . training sessions are): 7 * it being held to prepare the team|i? the first period; 141 Ibs. Bill) "A new and absolutely safe for a tough schedule. Today| Green (Anderson) and Raeffel|seat will have to be found for (Friday), the Anderson wrest-| Mufflai wrestled to a 3-3 draw; him soon. It is impossible for ling team, of the "Scarlet Rai-|148 Ibs. L. Kem (McLaughlin)|Mr. Gordon Walker to remain ders" as they like to call them- defeated Fred Ruck 8 to 6;|foreign secretary for much selves, tangle with Kirkland 157 Ibs. Joe Lipiec (McLaugh-|!onger outside Parliament. ote . Ga prestet Ontario|!in) pinned Walt Witty in the The independent, left - wing| Champions. second period; 168 Ibs. Blain Daily Mirror says: The following morning will Johnson (Anderson) pinned Ted! "For Premier Harold Wilson's find the team headed for West|Bailey in the first period; 183\Labor government the Leyton Hill to participate in an invita-|!bs. Gary Curl (Anderson) pin-/disaster cannot be regarded as tion tournament. Opposition|"ed. Don Hicks in the second'anything but a serious set- teams will include Belleville, period; Unlimited, Gary Curl back. . . . Kirkland Lake and Toronto|(Anderson) pinned Jim Mec-| "Mr, Wilson must now decide schools. |Pherson in the second period;|whether he can allow his' for- In their first meet of the|123 lbs. (exhibition match),/eign secretary to have another geason Anderson trampled the|Jim Lee (Anderson) decisioned|try at getting a seat in the McLaughlin. opposition to the/ Terry Wood 3 to 2. ' \Commons. He could, send Mr. tune of eight bouts out of 12|. Intercollegiate wrestling is}Gordon Walker to the House of with one tie. Seven of the wins|pethaps the youngest of sports|Lords. But it is doubtful Were by pins and the last by in the high schools of Ontario. | whether the premier would be fecisions. The growth of the sport during| willing for him to remain in his The following are the in- the last few years has been|present key job." Hividual results: 98 lbs. Roy fantastic. H Nichols (Anderson) pinned Carl In 1960 there were only about Noble Grand Names 12 schools throughout Ontario Triple Link Group competing for honors at the! 'All Ontario' meet in London. | Last year, when the meet was held in Kitchener, there were some 40 schools competing. WHITBY--Benevolent Rebekah Lodge held its meeting with Noble Grand Sister Wanda Tiz- zard presiding assisted by Vice Grand Sister Verna Attwood. Convener Hazel Rogers gave her report on the last Euchre and announced the next one for Jan. 22. Special invitation to all members and non-members. Sick committee showed an improvement on the sick list. A letter was received from the "Eye Bank" asking for a don- tion. It was decided to send one dollar from each member for game. at Christmas. An invitation, received from| Kinette Jean Hawes gave & Brooklin Lodge to attend its\teport on the Christmas wrap- birthday party Feb. 9, was|ping done by Mercantile Store accepted. land Kinette Anita Hampson re- Noble Grand appointed the|ported on the Christmas cake following members to the com-|draw. The winner was Mrs. mittee of the Triple Link: Sis-/Ruby Pinch, Dundas. street east, ters Verna Attwood, Gwen Hal-|Whitby. ton, Jean Wickett, Ann Myers,| Plans were discussed for the Wanda Tizzard, Alma Dewey,|Feb. 20 dance to be held at Martha Ward, Rita Campbell,/Whitby Community Arena, Co- Maybel James and Hazel,conveners are Kinettes Betty Rogers. \Silver and Sylvia Snelgrove. A Past Noble Grands will have|door prize has been donated by charge of the Feb. 17 meetings.|Kinette Sheila Gordon. Lunch was served by Sisters! Following the meeting a white) Sadie Kelly and Hazel Rogersjelephant sale was held. 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