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1951 -- taken Thursd: June 14, 1951 PALERMO STATUE SEEN RED BAIT FOR THOUSANDS oF NON-COMMUNIST UKRANIANS \ 70-ton chunk of granite in a mo field is this week draw- verbal more concentrated Uncle Joe Approves The granite in question, ped into the statuesque cd K in ul be A al A br U Taras Shevchenko, a Ukran- {an national hero and poet, arriv- od in Canada recently from Mos- the blessings of the sent to the Red- cpired Assoclation of United and con aheady set up on 'camp grounds, unveiling July 1. nd, according to Inspector Ken Shakespeare, of the RCMP special h, thousands of will have been duped by the Commie- pw with remlin. It wa kranian-Canadians, UU'S Palermo 1 ready for kranian-Canadians officers and the nation's , and may yet come in for led AUUC where this huge seg- ment of rock is concerned. "Shevchenko is a true Ukran- lan hero, and Reds in Canada have seized on him to promote their work. Many loyal Ukranians have no idea that Communism is the backbone of the AUUC," he declared. Police Eye Peeled The special branch is maintain. ing a close watch on develop- ments for the July 1 celebration at. the camp, located on Dundas highway just west of the Six- teen Mile (Creek bridge. It is ox- pected some 20,000 Ukranians from all parts of Canada and the U.S. will attend what the AUUC has described as "a cultural ga- thering divorced entirely from politics." No Visitors! Certainly, the group is making James L. Cooke Ltd. SEE US FOR GOOD USED CARS A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES AND MODELS COLBORNE ST. AT NAVY PHONE 125 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL RESCUE CHILLY SAILOR Hugh Dobbs, manager of Aero Marine Industries, was rescued from Lake Ontario's cold water Monday after clinging for more than 20 minutes to his overturned sailboat some 150 yards from shore. Hobbs was rescued by chief John Derry and Chas. Kenny in the latter's lifesaving launch, af- ter a resident heard his cries for help. He was testing a new type of rigging when a sudden gust capsized his craft, he told Chief Derry. eS great preparations for the event. Two Journal staffers who visited the property this week found con- structon crews busily grading and gravelling roads which wind through the extensive acreage past summer camp huts, a pavilion and outdoor dance floor, and a smart new clubhouse as yet un- completed. There were no ex- ecutive members in evidence, but at every turn, signs bluntly in- formed: "No Visitors, Please." A big plywood casing shielded the statue from the curious eyes of passing motorists. But Shey- chenko has definitely taken a firm footing (of concrete, prepared prior to his arrival) only a few short yards from the highway, and frowned darkly down at fhe Journal representatives as they. peered into his temporary abode. Ask Ban Last week, Prime Minister St. Laurent received a wire from a group of loyal Canadian Ukran- lans asking that the Palermc meeting be banned. Professor Watson Kirkconnell, president of Acadian University, referred to the celebration as a "piece of lying effrontery by the -Com- munists fntended to promote Communism among the Ukran- fans." At the same time, RCMP officers claimed a great deal of money has been collected to fur- ther the Red cause at the Shev- chenko unveiling. According to police, there was nothing illegal about entry of the statue into Canada, as neither the Commun- ist party, now known as the La- bor Progressi party, or its AUUC stooge is an illegal organ- ization. Yesterday, loyal mem- bers of the Ukranian Canadian Committee, an organization some 450,000 strong, were still pressing their efforts to block the meeting. BRONIE MISS LESLIE MARTIN PHONE BRONTE 130J Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rabethge and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin and daughter of Kitchen- er, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hinton. FRE The Ladies Auxiliary of the Bronte Legion are holding their annual birthday party at the New Murray Hotel on Monday, June 25. Members are asked to take note of change of date. » Mr. and Mrs. Jan Van Brieman Clarkson, were guests at the home of Mrs. Van Brieman's parents, "Mr. and Mrs. McKeel, Triller St, on Sunday. PEFORIFEaA Mr. and Mrs. James Godfrey spent the weekend in Niagara Falls visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Whitmore and baby daughter. see Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and daughter Lorraine of Hamilton have moved to their summer home in Bronte. EEE The members of Walton Mem- orial Church Choir had dinner in Toronto last Wednesday eve- ning and later they attended a movie. ters en Jamie Sullivan celebrated his fourth birthday on Friday with a party at his home on Ontario Street. Guests were Richie Van Harne, April Handy, Jeanette Gray, Susan and Anne Bumby and Auril Intz and their mothers. After refreshments were served the children played games and watched television. ss ox ono The Ladies Auxiliary of the Bronte Legion have accepted an invitation extended by the Acton Ladies' Auxiliary to a social eve- ning to be held Thursday, June 21. Members are asked to meet at Allan's Drug Store shortly be- fore 7 p.m. as the bus leaves at 7 sharp. 2sxasee The Local Association of Girl Guides held their June meeting at the home of Mrs. Watt, New Street on Wednesday evening. Missing Paper Caper Students at Oakville-Trafalgar high school almost missed an exam Tuesday--missed it, that is, because they very nearly didn't even get to write it! It all began when asst. principal Sheff Stirtan discovered Mon- day that the exam books hadn't arrived. Checking, he found the papers had been addressed sim- ply '"Oakville-Trafalgar," and had been delivered to the Jour- nal. A flying visit to this office disclosed that the erring trans- port company had picked up the missing exams, sent the asst. principal on a trouble shooting telephone trail. It all worked out satisfactorily in the end for Mr. Stirtan, who finally got his exam papers in time. The stu- dents, possibly, weren't quite as satisfied at the success of his search. Mr. and Mrs. O. Beecraft were visitors at the home of their son and daughter<infaw, Mr. and Mrs. F. Beecraft, on Monday. ror ox oso The Bronte Community Club are holding a Euchre on Monday June 18 in the Community Hall. There will sbe cash prizes. Ever: one is cordially invited. x x 2 a Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath and son visited Mrs. McGrath' i ter, Mrs. C. wekend. TRAFALGAR Mi. Luna Conover, Bere: ford Avenue, Toronto, entertai ed on Wednesday evening, June 6 in honor of her niece, Miss Lois Biggar, whose marriage to Mr. T. Tyson, Toronto, will take place at Munn's Church, the end of the month. The bride-to-be presented with a dinner si eight. She was as wrapping by her niece, Miss Nancy Biggar. In a charming little speech, the bride-to-be voiced her thanks. The guests contributed to the welfare of the bride's fu- ture by glving advice in the form of acrostics on their own names Tor the lunch which followed, the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Ho S. 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