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CAPSULE NEWS $250,000 Gift For Hospital lhe To has rece d wus donation, Thursda) TORONTO (CP General Hospital $250,000 anonyn was announced SAVED FROM DROWNING TORONTO (CP) Four- old Frank Hadzalic from possible drown day when a Doreen Bruno return home the boy from at the rear of Bruno said a pl Frank's ran up reached the stairs ment to tell her water MAY SAVE $1,000,000 TORONTO (CP Transit Commission Thursday to waterpr: who for a happened lunch swimming ner nome ayma te to h of he he was pulle r apart in The dispense io ol a ment"s it for early elections to the to O_A Polaris as she the The new task is to army rule main pare national y, dissolved Dec. 25 U.A.R. SEIZES COMPANY CAIRO (Reuter Arab Republic has seized _|British - owned Alexandria Ramleh Tramway Company and placed it under government con- it was learned Thursday. assembl j trol, POLARIS PROVES OUT CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. submarine missile, guidance hurled a miles a new uccessfully warhead 900 night dummy Thursday FOG POSES THREAT LONDON (Reuters) -- One of I s densest fogs closed in ee-quarters of the coun- night, cancelling prepare § ~The United: the| § and § Seek Jobs Here | Large numbers of workers Hodgson, the manager, said Fri- i from other sections of Cgnada|day. | transients |swelled the number of unemploy-| Last Monday, Mr. Hodgson |ed registered with the Nationalssid, there were from 700 to Emplo, Service in Oshawa|1000 men lined up and waiting to [during December, Norman pe registered for the new jobs OBTTURRIES fo i me mig For most of Decem-| JOHN MILTON LITTLE mont ent ber, the office has been besieged! by applicants, he said. Most of the applicants were Mr. Hodgson said the] service was not compelled. to reg- ister them unless they were going 'lto remain in the area or there were prospects of work. | An employee of General Mo-| {tors for 22 years John Milton| {Little, 90 Simcoe street north |died at the Oshawa General Hos: | pital this morning. He was in his | 4th year. Although Mr. Little SURPLUS OF APPLICANTS had not enjoyed good health for| The Oshawa branch of the serv nine years, he had only been seri-lice has a surplus of applicants ously ill since last October and could meet any A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. ments, he said. 1 the deceased was| Mr, Hodgson said that Ont. A resident of|from other Oshawa for years, he was looking married I 20, 1937. He came here from Renfrew. search of work elsewhere, an A tool PI" die maker by trade, that local offices were alwavs Mr. Little was an emplovee in|kept informed of job oppor- people parts of the country| for jobs should consult their local office before going in born at Carp, parts of the 'Out Of Town Men, require- | technique the stamping plant for the dura-|funities in other . tion of his s » General | country, Motors, He member of| During December 3246 men ap- Local 222 UAW; Cedar Lodge, plied for work, and 1622 women. {'AF and AM and of the Oshawa | Figures for December 1958 were branch of the Canadian Legion. [2510 and 1449. the First World War Mr. Hodgson said fhe increase rved vith the Car was due to the trapsients who An ary, vere registered for jemployment | in Oshawa ompson projecte: Commiss s chance of savir 000,000 of mated cos 1s and departures, Ie and causing : ardous driving frost added $200.000,000 ft 10-mile 1 snditions LONG DISTANCE PHONE REVELRY the to bad dr TALKS CORNWALI tons bet Seaway dian T ser a ADJOURN p ETPATTIFCITNN COLD ON PRAIRIES for the month of January. Map also details expected pre- cipitation across the country. th- | Tables give normal readings anac s | for various centres during the near-normal | period 4 normal readings the former The recall to work ber of employees laid automobile and allied Mifidustries caused the number of unemploy ied in Oshawa to drop by approx- imately 50 per cent, he said | t Some temporary lay-offs Armstrong Funeral Home Friday other industries were offset Saturday and then at the the new hirings by GM Perkins Funeral Home, Renfrew In the feeder plants to GM ap- i Sunday Tt funeral service proximately 98 per cent of the 1 be held Monday, Jan. 11, fol-| workers were back at their jobs, | lowed by interment in the family Mr, Hodgson said 1 in Renfrew Cemetery : § WINTER WORK PROJECTS THOMAS SALISBURY Six winter works projects were Parkwood announced for the district during] Salisbury, 205 December, he said | Hillside Ave., died at the Oshawa There are two in the |General Hospital Wednesday, | Bowmanville, and one Jan. 7. The deceased, who was Township of Cartwr in his 79th year, had been in fail-| 5g Darlington. The Metropolitan ing health for six months. Toronto and Regional Cons Born at Cardiff, Wales, the de-| {jon Authority had a winter teased came to Canada about 52|pr0iect in respond and Glen ago and had lived in Osh- | Major north of Pickering ay vw 37 years. He was a paint-| er by trade, Mr. Salisbury was a devol member of the Salvation Amy / studio, and formerly played in the Osh Decem ff in the St « € 1 La sis Mur Sim Brot ving are three 1 anada FRESNO, Ca i i tempera e a ¥ wi i I ohn nee d 4 : DOG GRIEVES FOR DEAD OWNER ng ong range iore cast « United States we er office. E expectex ) and above WEATHER FORECAST | Much Colder, Cloudy Saturday Northern Georgian Bay, Kirk land Lake region, North Bay, cold air|Sudbur Cloudy with snowflur- On-|ries clearing this evening. Cone tinuing very cold. Winds north 20 to 30 today, becoming light tonight and Saturday. Timmins-Kapuskasing: Partly nd| cloudy with a few light snow- > flur clearing this afternoon. rthern (( onti nuing very cold. Winds temper-|n west 15, becoming light to- and Saturday. Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, High Saturday 1 Windsor "'St. Thomas On-| London rilton, | Wingham Hamilton St. Catharines . Toronto 0) ishenden astern ( 5 Ch emains will rest at in to ha ; the bill by --CP Newsmap t Wednesda) and nio cons vinte g control Thursday. Dr the dog BLAMES GAS COMPANY TORONTO (CP)--Parks Con missione Geo Be Ti dozens ( € died are Consume co-operate Mr. Be tee the roots Wipe phone during the two SAY ICE CAUSED DEATH OSHAW. A (CP ne Os dog a d wa d up Telephone and Tele mpar s trying to "amount from i mother sdé would be son or , plot An employee at for Photo (39 years Thomas town of | ach in the Clarke week TV-RADIO COLUMN "Mrs. Miniver' Adaptation .: wa wee nw Not Really Satisfactory | lis indiscriminately, it awn St. closed from Mon By CYNTHIA LOWRY cert and lecture hall is to Marion Ave: Wayne avenue, wpw YORK (AP) Mrs.|classroom and museum' fr om Simcoe street north to westingi, iver is one of the things most|lose this huge audience and thus end of stree Wr ienever possible ith the Second{cease to be a means of mass Elizabeth Riggs and a daughter, trial workers in December and Ontario minimum these streets : wil be partially op- a warm, gentlecommunication. Mrs. Cecil Gurney (Millie), of{his office: was able to place alatures ha »een dropping to "Hockey Fight rmi > t of 8 23 ened fo permit movemen: o local| iv about good and brave peo-| Hausman, while approving in- Oshawa. He was predeceased by large number of extra helpersibelow. Much colder cor Is Quelled traffic. Extreme heavy rain may i. 'q, vino the Battle of Britain.|creased numbers of programsla son, Edwin T. Salisbury. with the Post Office during the|will exist in Southern Ontario result | discovered call by call a subscribers com- the company about g billed for calls they had ide. Helen had charged P a.m CITY AND DISTRICT STREETS CLOSED streets wa io TORONTO (( a lissued at 4:30 ks Synopsis: The which ha J tario for Mr. Hodgson said there was thet move ed usual seasonal slack - period in gan. By even construction with a consequent|cq of the cold decrease in employment ries to La awa Citadel Band Trade continued to improve Georgian Bay He leaves his wife, the former locally with the recall of indus-|cold will inue spree was and sno Wo cove sev 80 )) west harbor road Judith Wa lene, 15 of Port were driving The foll thi ed for ge snowflur ies, n of us associate World War 40 CHURCH SAVED ro ions MAYNOOTH pP Thursday destroy threatened a to nthe closing of other And perhaps it would have|covering world events and excur Also surviving are a sister, month. night and Saturday Sireets been a good idea to Have left us|sions o the arts nted out Mrs Taylor, of England; a Applicants were needed for the| F gional with our memories of Greer|that 1¢ medium becomes too andson, Capt. Edwin Gurney, a| following jobs, Mr. Hodgson said: midnight Saturda Garson and Walter Pidgeon as immersed in subjects of interest ation Army Officer in Cal-|chemical engineer, mechar Lake Erie, Niagara, Lake the lovable Minivers to a limited numt er broadeast- a granddaughter, Mrs. J. engineer trainees, plant engineer, |tario regions Windsor, Han As adaptations go, however, ing will become "narrowcast-| ve (Joan), of Oshawa and die designers, automobile ma Toronto Sunny becoming cloudy the 90-minute CBS - TV version ing." three great- -grandchildren. | chinists, automobile mechanics {with snowfl Tur Thursday night wasn't bi id. But! "It seems clear," salq Hans.| The remains are at the Me-jand body repair men, ision|colder this atternoon, wasn't extraordin good man, "t f Am an television Intosh Funeral Home for service repair men, stationa r claudy vith oct asiopal Maureen O'Hara was per upgrade the taste of an au-/! the Oshawa Salvation Army second class,' commer¢ and much col »|fectly adequate in the Gr dience so incredibly large anq| Citadel at 2 pm 'Monday, Jan, |pharmacists and turday Winds Garson role, although she did|still keep that audience ir 11. Major M. Rankin will conduct nurses. to Jogi a litle 2a the y ong Jide aad I love with the t serv ices Jyierment Wi be in <0 Genn did well as r. ini- st do intelligently a ic \ THE AIR IS FULL OF GOLF BALLS . bares en 4 ty 1 ver and Cathleen Nesbi up degrees, moving thi are asked not to ca 3,9% po forecasts poi $ Oshawa police were called Oshawa Children's Arena Thursday night, when a fight dev- eloped on the ice. ett] William Kurelo, Oshawa Minor Hoses MINOR ACCIDENT Only one minor accident was reported to Oshawa police Thurs- of|day. A car driven by Anthony Des As- | Roe Roches, 167 College Ave. Oshawa, | said that poli were nto the ap bein y mea- ss heir services were about p.m here vas sli car and the rail ough village Holy Trinity Anglic i ; fhe garage owned estimated damage PRODUC E TORONTO industrial Thursday number the Un manufact could be p in Canada mentary ass ister Churct REPRESENT CAN ADA OTTAWA (CP)--F ister Fleming ter Churc ada at a mee a edt Sa gary; but 2% John any Mr. Berlett bu president at $30,000." he x dded ng acro 8 the Thursda ght damage y a is to ar HOME sts ere nig goods equired "he fraca vo 1e fracas ved! : he dium, it) oe anda ny great num described as *'just it" broke out bet- rs of the Toronto Lake- veniles and the Oshawa Only a few players on Katherine were involved and the Harry Roznachuk, goon over, with no drawn in Oshawa court Thursday. game by 2 of 50 CHARGE WITHDRAWN A charge of assault against Raznachuk, laid was Friends the funeral afternoon. uskasing. ... becoming cloudy River and fur atternoon tonight Saturday to this Ghat hooBEEEEEES Sunny snowflurries colder this Stowiigs ries now flurr T 1es sterly northwest Southern burton snowflurries colder. thi Saturdar to 30, beco g north 15 tonig and d light Saturday 1 b ¢ A at I til Sea . to her usu standards as/ber of people liter, inch by p10) home until Satur ld rose fancier. inch without cheating them out Miniver never of what they came to television| BLANCHE IRENE TAYLOR In failing health for the past| yatisfactorily --|for in the first place." od | ) scenes The premise sounds fine. The year, Blanche Irene Taylor died | im-| at Bowmanville Memorial | duced John 5 ATTACK POLICE YAOUNDE, Cameroon (AP)- , Several hundred political terrore sts attacked a police camp at I of Douala Wednes- reported heavy among the attackers, caused 39 deaths ia Douala and elsewhere when ameroon attained independence and Ww shit afternoon Bay loudy 80, Mrs really took off even in the bombing There are now golfers in this count ing onto 5745 courses. If you want to crowd buy ers into your place for things you offer. for sale, dial RA 3-3492 today and place an Oshawa Times Classified Ad 000 n a speech crowd injur won the 35 TWO ENROLLED Oshawa students, Barry 106 Rosedale Ave. and Boychuk, 285 Oshawa were among the 76 ° ee ' Geo: regions much ies ng on Terrorists 20 ht | ( annou rime the talks Minis TORONTO nment man e 30,000 Diefenbaker, said in enoug presence the gover: yortant gover of THURSDAY MILD temperature dur nigh 18 degre ximum-minimum the Court The lowest of Th irsday The m: warehouse, ed a low BIG FERRY ( ONTRA( T new OTTAWA (CF ali P- grieva yards 1 i de a $2,970,2 tion of bile and pz bet Lape and Border Minister Hees day SELL BANCROFT | be opened Jar chase of Telephone ( the Ontario launch was nce Co Ruth ion s Ralph esident f Memb Homuth women's employment n Company; Eric attorney Spence, ~omot Ameri- sets nent of degrees and a u of 36 degrees thermometer is bet- for of 18 1 1 temperature Thursday The watcher at the warehouse 'iting on a much colder day Saturday een supe . e 1 bring 1S a Hos con- ignores heavily Ma governmen d the service 4 mmec vi LT = Island Commuters I'ORONTO (CP camp 70 i Minister Hees has be asked to Peterborough t ove I the construction of a rural lines S ber abricat ailey bridge to re- There now | he plight of Toronto Island ulers CIVIL GOVERNMENT Federal authority for the pro- VIENTIANE, Lao AP A ject became necessary when har eivil governme ched bor commission engineer Jack for Laos Thurs COMING EVENTS f the bridge might contravene BINGO the Navigable Waters Protection CORONATION ORANGE TEMPLE y 9 Transport has the by to are 2.3 proposed AT FREE METHODIST CHURCH 17 ERIE ST., OSHAWA SUNDAY 3 r.M. STEVE ZURBA THE CORRECTION S The average attendance at the Oshawa Central Collegiate Inst tute, during Nover as 98 -'per cent and not 93.79 per cent as printed Dec. 30 lay after a ( association The bridge was suggested donation to the Thursday as a solution to the] winter ht of islanders who rely on Toronto Transit Commis- cable ferry service. The proved unable to cope with winds at the 100-yard west- e gap. PERSONALS By MRS. E. FERTILE FRENCHMAN'S BAY Mr and Mrs.- Ernest Buck spent v days in Kingston last week 1g to the death of their n - law, Howard Smith nd Mrs, John Buck also at- i the funeral in Kingston on irday. Mrs. L. Bullard and her grand-| hter, of Windsor, visited with| ter, Mrs. W. Aivs and fam- week and Mrs of Tole Rehder Fertile f: Happy birtt d Robin s old on who sion ferr a # See... side ncident was ies Toronto next job, obvious] score of 32 ni ; lously, is to the C Ly Two United States television now is|prove the general quality of thelHospital on Dec. 31, 1959. She March an ne fo ro ign shows we masses enjoy. was in her 41st year, . word period which began with the quiz She had lived all her lif Grievance Board Sends = ard show scandals and is moving to- Recommended tonight: Court tice ea DO Ls = \ . = tr va ward a more aggressive attitude] Art Carney. Show, NBC, 89 Court United Ct h he! eshmen ourtice ni Church. She For Civil Servants \v: at about itself and its product. The Pm. The Man in the Dog Suit, never married. "P)_T o There 258 ; " new industry Line has hee a comedy with Celeste Holm | Surviving are her parents, Mr. CP)--The mtar Tp Sa neepingierierging ik Dits: and pleces. Hi" TTT d Mrs. Howard Taylor; thre Th I d 1 & "ty th first year ngineeri an aylo e Thursday set up ae ? yes e Agere has been enunciated by Louis sister Mrs. Arthur Bedwin, | ree njure »vance board {Hausman, director of the Tee Kenneth Brack (Theda), Newcastle; Mrs. Stan-| servants across vision Information Office, i ley Hoy, (Alice and Dora, | A I ® speech before the -Radio-Televi- " Heads Conna ht Courtice; and three brothers, | Ie mproving | Society ug Stanley, Oshawa, and. Alvin and boiled down, the = » | Donald, both of Courtice Dr. 0. M. Bar superinten- TV viewpoint is this Park Association Funeral was conducted from dent of the Onta Hosp 8 Almost 90 per cen Officers for th ....|Morris Funeral Home, Bowman-|bourg, and his hte PRESENTS can families own TV -- &|were elected at pifbii BL ville. The service, at 2.30 p.m.,|who were seric injured i $16.000 000.000 vest de-|of the Co ht Ps be Saturday, Jan. 2, was conducted! accident on Hi 115 on Dec T t to them | hood Anau Pe Nagin do by Rev, H, Stainton of Courtice 29, are reported to be in AY, . . onlof the CRA staff br i BL en United Chur Interment was in at the Oshawa General Hos and goes too|teen members attended = Ebenezer Cemetery A second daughter, Helen From Youth For Christ International assistant rewards of con.| The new executive 'includ Pallbearers were William Me-|patient in Toronto General TELEPHONE SYSTEM al, and Ge : < | Kenneth Brack, president; Har. Lib, William Wolley, William pital. Ste is reported as WEN ELE HO! J SYST EM | sistant provincial auditor. . y 2 old Wood, vice president: R aT" Hoy, Alfred Wilkins, Walter valescing from head injuries E DY COLLINS ' B . mo -- RERAAE # uart, secretary Pp moa A iShortt and Robert Johnson | Mrs. Barrie was instantly ' ? ; : vg Stuayt, secietan and F, Schultz led in the phil! The i . YFC LIFE DIRECTOR : : i, 2 J . "0 ficors ie. Oo FUNERAL OF |service was held at Armprior or 12.9; ip » Bailey Bridge For Te ; vo her _oifieess include: George MRS. JANE ALEXANDER |Monday. Rev. W. J. Hii Lifeline Work Is Counciling Teenagers i {| Dyl and one representative ta r| FRENCHMAN'S BAY -- Fu-tor of White Lake United Church, | Who Have Been In Trouble with the Law. elected, Central Council of Neigh- neral services re held on Sat-|conducted the services. borhood Associations: Mrs. # urday, Jan. 2, in Toronto, for| As Dr. Barrie may be absent SPECIAL TALENT LeFaive, Mrs. Peter Grice and Mrs. Jane Alexander, wife of from his Cobourg duties for some Mrs. Harry Poloz, tele: Harry Alexander of Frenchman's!time, Dr. G. G. Cormack mittee. yo lephone com- Bay, who died early New Year's/ been appointed acting superinten JOSH MAFFIE Saxaphone Soloist A vole of thank morning at St. Michael's Hospi-|dent. He will be assisted by Dr executive was banks William R. Coates, a. member Also DUANE BENJIMEN liam Talbot Alexander had been in ill of the staff of the Ontario Hospi- (DIRECTOR OF TORONTO YEC) Mrs. George Waite read the heats since last summer and tal, Whitby secretary's report while Mr nad been confined to the hospi-/-- . | Waite reported for the building 2! for about four weeks before committee. Mrs. John Poch gave "€T death os | the treasurer's report Besides her husband It was decided the survived by one daughter would make a A ed hrosirang a lys Gibbs Fund ugusta, Georgia; four a Ken Brack reported the hockey Shi: en and her sister, Mrs, ih team had won three games and en St Mrs. Armstrong. ap ied one. Dr. and Mrs. Arms . Refreshments we rived Saturday for the services lowing the meeting, served fo) {which were held at the chapel of rtim-- --|A. W. Miles, St. Clair avenue west. They are staying this week " 3 AMBY LANCE CALLS with Mr. Alexander and he plans he Oshwa Fire Department |to return to Georgia with them on ambulances answered five routine |F'r iday, where he will make his calls during the past 24 hours. {home Saturday, Januar uy, (HN KASSINGER. CONSTRUCTION LIMITED a PROMPT . ++ Now! OF YOUR DREAM HOME Cn GIRL' S S DIVERSION cence Oc casi onally she runs an p for - her father )ss-country flight to { or pick up a plane for says, her | pa After ation STOVE OIL DELIVERY 2 | LANDER-STARK OIL LID. 43 KING STREET WEST Howard Fer od lo, Ohio, and Miss of London, visited 7 on Saturday; del his com dull from sion is flying ook the ned a stu 16 and go 17 ole . she Wy. the oh -~ as Dec 31; to Andy selebrated his first Jan. 6 and to Rod- who was 16 on Jan HARMAN PARK BINGO, FRIDAY NIGHT ST. JOHN'S Blo te FOR THE SPRING BUILDING Exclusive agents for Beau Valley: soon as she | logged ail,of 1 as hdav on She HALL erick Pears however 1as hours summe Corner Lorne 20 games Share 5--$40 10Mme 11 be Jan, the We h . L the scCloo. onday, can_ always on if needed CP Photo CALL OSHAWA - RA 5-3589 SCHO HOWE AND MILLEN FIELD INSURANCE ASSOCIATES RISTOW AND OLSEN