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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, January 12, 1960 District Governor Is Lions Speaker BOWMANVILLE (Stafl) Lions District 'AS governor, "Doc" Jamieson, of Coboconk, Monday night, while paying his official visit to the Lions club, urged the members to make a New Year's resolution. The resolution the governor urged all Lions to make was to "begin to live today while there is yet time." He continued: "Perhaps there is nothing the average Lion can do about world affairs other than to support the government of the free peoples of the world. We live in an age of challenge to cherish ideals and of cynical disbelief. But we also live in an 1ge of faith and can best save a desperate world by refusing to be desperate. As 1960 is here now, it is a imely question to ask ourselves what are we going to do with it. And as we answer that question as individuals, we must remem- ber that we answer it also for association, which is made of almost 600,000 drops of man energy and intelligence, efore I urge you as members C ions International to resolve y live today while there is yet time," the governor told the club. 'He pojnted out as 1960 was born just a few days ago, so was Lions International born some 43 years ago, from a thread binding I ns together it became a a our and now is a cable, bind-| ng nations together and making leaders of the community of its members 40 AREA CLUBS According to Dr, there are 40 clubs in District A3|at the Whitby ind the Bowmanville one is 29th| n the list. He stated it would be very easy to become rather com- acent if he was a member of | e Bowmanville club because of| f board of directors and ndid job it has been doing told the club he was in dis- i th € cement with one of its bulletin|other at 11 a.m. No trophy was points. tors, who did attack the mem:-| somewhat some time ago| complacency. He stated] earing the committee re-| presented as they were, he| club is doing very well, | as far as work in the! is concerned oned an article in th ional magaizne of| was noted hat the| club, in two years,|t ng about the town Boy after rts a Rich, played the most interesting game of the day. The e | Oakley Crawford's O 113-0. The Crawford rink Oshawa club's represenia "One problem that has been very disappointing to your Inter- national Council is the achieve- ment and retention of member- ship. We are losing great num- bers of them, especially in their first year or two of service. This is not only true of Lions, but of all service clubs, they are losing four of every five new members they take into the club. There are more ex-Lions walking the streets than there are Lions. To combat this, we suggest that new members be selected very carefully, they be investigated very thoroughly and screened very carefully before they are ap- proached to become members of the club. After a candidate for member- ship has been selected, have a heart to heart talk with him and let him know what is expected of him and what is going to cost him to be a member of the Lions. Indoctrination is very impor- tant for the new member, He should meet with the informa- tion and education committee be- fore, or soon after his accep- tance into Lionism as Lions edu- cation is very important to both Promotions Make Plans Woman Aids THEATRE GUIDE 5.55, 8.45 p.m. Last complete show at 8.45 p.m, Regent -- "The Beloved Infidel", At Columbus By MRS. FRANK T. SMITH COLUMBUS -- At the United Church Sunday School promotion exercises were held. The following pupils were promoted: From Mrs. Alan Scott's elass io Miss Lois Heddon's class: Isobel Fleit, Connie Simpson, Dorothy Ellins. Boys of Kindergarten pro- moted to Mrs. James McKenzie's class: Wayne Gordon, Laurie Mc- Farlane, Philip Gilroy, Frankie Scott, Brian Grills, Blair Par- tridge. Primary girls promoted > For March AJAX (Staff) Plans are being laid for the annual 'March of Mothers" on February 1st. There will be an organization meeting in the club room at the Community Centre on Wednes- day evening, 8 p.m. All interest- ed citizens are invited. Mrs. Florence Donald of Osh- | . awa, campaign chairman of this {housewife became known to the district for the "March of Moth- ) villagers as "Aunt Yvonne." ers" will be the guest speaker. Gaulle starts his visit to Canada| The de Gaulle home was sad-| Anyone willing to assist in this Brock (Whitby) and -1000 p.m. President By CLARE McDERMOTT |work, then returned with her hus- PARIS (Reuters)--The woman|band to a house in Paris after the| behind the austere and haughty|1944 liberation. president of France is a self. Soon they moved out to make effacing housewife who sees herla home 150 miles from Paris in role in life as simply to make|the village of Colombey-des-deux- a comfortable home for her cele-|Eglises. There the unpretentious brated husband. Just two weeks before Gen. de plete show at 8.20 "p.m. 6.15, 9.55 p.m. lold and new members alike. | The most important thing to do with a new member too, is to {put him to work immediately. Be- cause the new member is kept p.m. 10.00 p.m, "The Man Who Understood Women", 7.00 "Crimson Kimona", 8.20 p.m. Last com- Marks -- "Damn Yankees", 2.40, "These Thou- sand Hills", 1.00, 4.35, 8.15 p.m, Last complete show at 8.15/of fire damage in the United Plaza -- "Odds Against Tomor- row" (Adult) 1.80, 4.20, 7.10,|is more than double the previous "Counterplot", 8.05,irecord for an entire year. in CinemaScope and Color. Fea ture shown at 1.45, 4.10, 6.30, 8.55 p.m. Last complete show at 8.40 p.m. COSTLY FIRES LONDON (CP)~The British in- surance association says the cost {Kingdom in the first 10 months of this year was £40,000,000. This busv, he will be filled with the and the United States April 19.|dened by the ill-health, backward-| sanyags is asked to get in touch enthusiasm that is required of Junior Girls Class taught by Mrs.|he and his wife Yvonne will mark ness and finally the death in 1948|yish, Mrs, Elsie Skelton phone Grant Webber: Jane Flett, Joan Smith, Judy Powell. Primary boys promoted to Junior class; Bruce Davey and Fred Nesbitt. Junior girls promoted to Inter- mediate class: Dorothy Davey, Linda Scott, Isobel Corner, Pat- Lions. And I feel that a member should be iniated soon after his acceptance into the club. The in- {tiation : should not be left for months, or even a few meetings, but should be carried on right away in order to have him main- tain an interest in the club," said their 39th wedding anniversary. {of one of their children, Anne. 47, Ajax. Although Mme. de Gaulle does| She required constant help and) not publicly share her husband's} attention throughout her 20 years| F 1 H . ong-Time dedication to politics, they ap-|of life. Ci - ivil Servant pear as devoted to each other| Mme. de Gaulle ;spends as now as when they fell in love 40 much time as she can spare I rs ago. away from her husband at the ricia McLaughlin, Junior boys yea A de Gaulle Foundati for promoted to Intermediate class: MET IN 1920 | Backward Children, Loy he OTTAWA (CP)--Funeral serv- ices will be held here today for Edwin Lester Brittain, 93, whose long civil service career included seven years while Sir John A. WHAT LOLA WANTS COLOR by DE LUXE CINEMASCOPE THESE THOUSAND HILLS DON MURRAY RICHARD EGAN LEE REMICK PATRICIA OWNES ADULT ENTERTAINMENT the district governor. to e t Robert Webber and Robert Scott.| They met one spring day inlfounded near Versailles in her Macdonald was prime minister, nig Dean Goddard, introduced the | Class: Donna Hayes, Sharon| Champs Elysees. ed | into the lap of a land, trained as a pilot in England|man who curled in Ottawa until LAST 2 DAYS governor and a vote of thanks, to-/g.ott * Doris Henry Intermediate | D g ' "H n \h » es' dil bid] e Gaulle, then a gawky young SON A NAVAL OFFICER gether with ie presentation of 3 jove promoted to Live Wiies army captain of 29 from Lille,| The de Gualle's other daughter, nd half of its fiscal year| el of . January meeting at the home of {of vermouth | under president Glen Lander, a. 'Lance Beath on Wednesday slender, dark-haired girl with|and the United States, enlisted inline yeas 380, died Saturday at ough. Class: Wayne Beath, Bill Ormi-| ae" gesturing strenuously to Elizabeth, is married to aa offi- 3 . Dida Ly 7 : S $ ull , Lion Jack Brough. ston, Jim Stark and Wayne Col-|qrive home a point about mili-| cer of the French armored corps. committees presented thelr semi-. ing. bright blue eyes at the next the Free French Navy and fought {annual reports before beginning table, in the war in Indo-China. He was an honorary vice-presi- One new member, Lion Conlin lins. |tary strategy in a reconstruction Their only son, 37-year-old Phil- Birtwhistle was initiated into EVENING AUXILIARY lof a First World War battle for|inpe, is a naval officer who that second hall of the fiscal F Worsitp period ws led by Mes The girl was Yvonne Charlotte] When her husband is busy, dent of the Rideau Curling Club year TRING DIN ass 4 | Anne-Marie Vendroux, then al-/Mme. de Gaulle makes v tojof Ottawa, and was the oldest | Oshawa, Three Oshawa rinks, two Whit- |by rinks and a rink from Union- |ville shared the six prizes in the Jamieson, weekend's Open Men's DBonspiel Curling Club, It was the season's first invitational bonspiel. The local club had a full entry of 24 rinks, from Oshawa (eight rinks), Unionville, Whitby, Mar- mora, Toronto, Scarborough and Agincourt. There were two draws, one at 9 am. and the awarded and first, second and third prize winners in each draw| were named Although they won no prizes Whitby rink, skipped by Claire | | International Councillor, L10 nl ntermediate girls to Live Wires|1920 at a sidewalk cafe on the pins oa bg duly uxiliary of the WMS held their| One lanky arm swept a glass family's wartime exile in Eng-| Mr. Brittain, a slim and erect 1 2 8 a A film sirip oa Africa entitled | vendroux, was a Calais shin-|ping in the little car her husband|General's Foot Guards Associa- Into a Larger Jife" was Shown.|, sar whose family came to the gave her as a present. {tion The officers for 1960 were in-| Dunkirk area from Helland in the| Like many French women, she| Born at Saint John, N.B., he stalled by Mrs. Roy Ratcliffe, [18th century and who married sews beautifully in her sparejcame to Ottawa in 1884 and en- president of the Afternoon Auxil- into an old Calais family. time. But, unlike many, she is tered the civil service in the fi- iary. They are as follows: Past Yvonne's brother Jacques runs not clothes-conscious. {nance department. He retired in { at the Monday The members of the Evening the benefit of a friend. |joinéd the commandos during the - 40 --_ ~~ Steve Sobil. most 20. Her father, Jacques her children's home or goes shop-|living member of the Governor- Share Top Prizes | Third prize went to a Whitby rink skipped by Jos. Luke with one win and 18 points. president, Mrs. Donald Watt; president, Mrs. Frank Smith; vice-president, Mrs. Donald Wy-| second vice-president ja large family biscuit firm in Calais. |ROMANTIC BEGINNING | Now given to plumpness as her |60th birthday approaches in May, but still with sparkling blue eyes land dark hair, Mme. de Gaull De Gaulle's strenuous apologies wears simple dresses, often bla k,|made an officer of the Order of 1934. He was treasurer of the Ca- nadian Patriotic Fund during the First World War and until his re- tirement, and for this service was) In the 11 am ira Smith's Whitby rink prize with three wins | points Second went to a Unionville rink skipped by E. Kirk, with two {wins and 24 points rd went skipped ith one win at a r p 0 Chenier, TER Released thre UNITED ARTISTS | y blanked } a rink he Governor General's downs g left out in the cold, DRAW WINNERS to build a new addi- y the centre in order that Bruce Bradley's » Scouts may have a place to with three wins and 28 points. I : Second in the same draw was 2 Al Stubbins' {two wins and 26 points, SUPPORT PLAN Winner of the 9 a.m. draw was Oshawa Oshawa The governor urged the club to to support L.1's inter- sitation contest and to it a yearly event to attend! er club meeting in the dis-!| articularly to those which have just been chartered recently. | Pair Fined $10, Costs AJAX n {of V |e Staff) Gordon C.|° 19, of RR 3, Milton and| Duff, 19, of RR 2 vere both charged| 4 while a| ( ert James b They ia lton, RR 3, Pickering, secretary.|gers and costs on each e Donald Robson told| Mrs. Crichton President | { the Pickering Towns /illage Branch of the Red Cross for 1960 at its annual meeting 262; : lheld this past week. Other offi-|252; Al Morrison, 251 ers and committee chairmen| lected are: John Daniell - Jenkins, 1st vice- Sweats president; mont, 2nd vice - president; Lloyd|1: M Peters, Claremont, 3rd vice-pres- Fs Green-|Ca Aller-| ald Motors E. G. Allman, Clére- t of A. Rogers, Mrs. ent; ood, Roy treasurer; Harry Ashton, major disasters Mrs. A. Penstone rink No rink with gators, 1 singles: Cee | Wiles, 1734 (271); Jack Stark, 708 (255); Russ Game, 706 (274). 230: Jim Mifflin, 299; Ro PICKERING -- Mrs. Gertrude 234; |Crichton was re-elected president Gough hip and |Reed Glen Dooke, 263: SAVE 2 Triples over 700 : Ray Richard, 751 747 (322): (283); Ken Johnson, Now's Bowler, 737 Singles over 250: dancer. Ed 2 27 Ww, Murrel | li€; no the girl whose dress he ruined| ghe wears no makeup, but a little |the British Empire won first| charge of younger groups), Mrs.'in the sidewalk cafe prompted altace powder. He is survived by two sons and and 33 Alan Partridge; secretary, Mrs. | friendship which grew into ro-|-- two daughters, including Mrs. |Stafford Cosway; treasurer, Mrs, |Mmance. | y Fred Ongley of Peterborough. {Donald Cochrane; Christian stew-| He proposed to Yvonne . poons rane, » jmilitary ball a few weeks later| enienc |ardship secretary, Mrs. Hugh|angd they were married at Ca Ri | A » t to another McFarlane; Christian citizenship Apri 6, 1921, just a year after va S SSIS by Ted secretary, Mrs. Steve Sobil;| they first met Is Sho n . . and 18|Christian friendship secretary,| Yvonne de Gaulle soon became Ww In Fire Fi ht | Mrs. Alan Scott, literature and aware 13 her pushant 5 Segieation g | missions nthly secretary.|!® the idea t France must re- missionary monthly secretary. iL [L, a a a To Accused STRATFORD (CP) -- Business WHITBY 5 Love: sup) © "She also knew that de Gaulle] competition was forgotten Mon- y, . I y: ; bid A ay when a x ary Pe BY ea untenay | considered himself destined tof day when a $100,000 fire damaged BOWLING NE {Baby Band superintendent, Mrs.|, +p. nce back to Napoleonic] 'AJAX (Staff) -- Kenneth Lane a garage here. Ww {Donald Wylie. | greatness charged with being intoxicated] Employees and wreckers and | Mrs. Frank Smith presided for|~ yvonne shared with her hus- While on the interdicted list,!men from rival motor companies WHITBY AND DISTRICT [the business period. Year end pand the long years of his few|pleaded guilty before Magistrate| Worked together to move some MEN'S LEAGUE |reports were given by the secre-|triumphs and many frustrations, |Crawford Guest in Ajax police new and used cars from the build- Wednesdav Section [taries court on Monday |ing and neighboring lot. Firestone. 2: Mitton Machine Mrs. Lance Beath and Mrs. RETURN TO POWER Constable Donald Robson testl-| Thev also rescued car jacks, Wa Wood Products, 2:/Wylie are continuing as teachers| She was with him when helfied he found the accused sitting|Cutting torches, benches and co, 2: Bathurst for the Nursery Class which is|failed in his bid to put Francelon a chesterfield in a drunken other equipment as heavy smoke srk Builders, 3: held during the church service on|on what he considered the right condition. |billowed around them. \bergs, 3: Bathurst|Sunday mornings and Mrs. Ver-|post-war path, then shared Lane in pleading for leniency _ One firemen was overcome by Ramblers, 3: Munns|non Powell was named as assist-|quiet 10 years in the political said "I am at the end of the road Smoke but recovered shortly after 0: B. and R. Transport,fant whenever needed. It was de-| wilderness before his return tolas far as alcohol is concerned ie was assisted from the build- Beens, 1: Fittings, 2; Old cided to provide the members power in the civil upheaval of don't like jail and, if g an- Ing osldant B. J X of the Explorer Group with cop-| May, 1958. other chance, I'll guarantee to, hh ron 3 Sibold of Perth include 250|ies of World Friends and to buy| Yvonne de Gaulle, though she quit drinking." $100.000. He said Jue dimage at (282): |the necessary pins needed. Theis an accomplished hostess, has| Police Chief George Dunn told| ine ved" le said the building was Doug|necessary funds to purchase a|been reluctant to meet the publicthe magistrate that the accused | Cause of th | missionary packet were voted to!eye. Her husband has little liking|was a persistent offender and dis-| ---- {Mrs. Alan Scott and Mrs. Alan|for social functions and they both rupted the home | {Partridge who will be leaders of | prefer a quiet home life, Magistrate Guest asked Lane, Bodies Of C Jack Dixon, |, Mission Won ML willl go Mme de Gaulle has over. Woh hua you sign up for the Mott, |S ar : ! |eome her aversion to public life cure Hutchinson > E int Mrs. Dunald Weke was named |in order to accompany her hus-| Lane replied, "I've just got out Taken From Lake Do eed. 274: Les|88 representative from the group hand almost everywhere within at Christmas." | STONE -- ' Jon B od, in; 2h the Official Board. Plans were| France and on his few trips out-| Magistrate Guest said, "It Is SSO EY POINT (CP) A » : 'made for a joint meeting with| lide f i i RTY Monday found Don Johnson g y side. wridiculous to fine this man, tak-/{he bodi f E i Loon S000 the Afternoon Auxiliary to be held|. ing wonev off leobolie. when es of E. M. (Jim) Do-| C. Snence, 254: J. O Reilly, |; May " | When France fell to the Ger. |iR8 money oil an alcoholic, nes bell, 50, and his wife, Norma,| | Lonch was strved by Mis, Sobit| 218 in 1940, Mme. de Gaulle es- he should be i an institution fori47 in about six feet of water in| Thursday Section | Lunch Wes served by Mrs. S0bi {caped with her three children in his own 20 d . : |Lake St, Clair Club Bayview, 3: Legion oa Ts. A : lone of the last boats to leave 1am going lo put you on pro- mhe Windsor couple was re-|: 0 Arena Sunoco, 3: Ot.| The next meeting will be held Brest for Plymouth to join her bation for one hear and if youl, ied missing on an. ice-fishing| enbrites, 0; Red Wings. 2: Aces at the home of Mrs. Alan Scott on| husband break it, you will go to jail for trip Sunday night. The bodies were found by a; BA Hef erings | Feb: 3. The committee in charge| three months. A third offence, ; Coca Colas. 2: Svencer will be Mrs. Ronald Love, Mrs. DID OWN HOUSEWORK | could make you liable to a six Market 1: Amateurs. 2: Don. Alan Scott asd Mrs. Hugh Mc:| She lived in a small house out-\month term. Your sentence on "1 Fireman. 2: Ded- Farlane. side London, doing her own house-| this charge is suspended and you . ae A ---------- may still be sentenced on this if 1 private search party of about 15 persons while a posse of provin- vial police were dragging the lake. 50% NOW ON ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE LESSONS IU BT the time to take the "First Step Popularity" --while this once-a-yeas money-saving offer is in put yourself in the Murray expert and in almost no time at all, you'll become a truly wonderful effect. Sim effect ply And good dancers always have fun. There's only one basic step to learn for the key to the Cha-Cha, Mambo, Fox~ trot--all the-latest dances. Even a beginner can master it in just one lesson. So don't wait, Come in and save 50% on Arthur Murray lessons now. Studios open daily 10 AM to 10 PM. ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIOS RA 8.1681 1 nion, 0. Triples over 700 include 250 sin- that he had checked chairman; sed car in King's Court{minor disasters; Mrs. F. § and found beer in al|Hertbezrg, welfare, with Mrs a Nes Bill Mowat, 802 (290); Myrle| Reeson. 770 (208): Bill Jordan, County Bowl, 3; Credit . . you come before the court Hiker Is Fined, pocket milar charge against of and costs on each of |. charges stable Robson said he no-| the accused driving in manner and on checking on Burcher street, Ajax, 13. S. ) Wil-|Beddall, members; Mrs. A. W.\g4 Samans Toronto brought |Tyas, women's work; Mrs. Edzar|vasfie. 720 (2 Clarke, campaign; Mrs anjers Scott and Mrs. William cupboard relations; Glenn, James | R. Rog.| Junior Red Cross; Mrs. G well, senior citizens; Mrs Benham, blood clinics; Gor James, loan Julian; public McCon F ound beer in the back seat.|don Hepditch, building; Mrs. Wil- oseph Hall, Hurlev road, Ajax, aded guilty to a charge of ireless driving which was laid| a result of an accident at the] section of Finley and Bayly| ets on Dee, 22, 1939. He was fined $10 and costs or| five days | liam Hooker, home nursing structor; Mrs. L. Peters ary services; Mrs. T he water safety; Mrs. Mary well, homemakers supervis Mrs. E. S. Allman, social con vener with assistants Mrs. Dan- iell-Jenkins and Mrs. Julian 4 St. Paul's -- (was U.C. Holds Service AJAX At the regular Sun-| day morning service on Jan, 10th Paul's United Church, the Sacrament of The| ! s Supper was solemnized. | The minister, Rev. T. Rex Nor-| lclivered a very short mes- congregation. He took | from Matt. 26:26:27.) AS they were eating, s took bread and blessed it, A jax LA text nd Tes 1d sc | WOKE and said, Take, -eat;| My body And He took the cup, and gave thanks and gave it to them, say-| ing Drink ve all of it." Christ was confident that he was doing| he specific command of God Y He bade the disciples to and drink. | sacrament of the Lord's| not a tradition of any| It the Lord's 111 those who be-, are welcome. When Jesus! "Take, eat He was| putting the means of grace into convenient form for all! ' life, as God want. on every be ples ad is ble w eve r under the direction| t and choirleader,| Vrs ¥. Johnson sang '0 Saviour of the World" by Goss The announcements were as lows: The annual congrega-| anal meeting will be held in the| church at 7.30 p.m February 2 BOARD MEETS The annug! official board meet- ing will be held on Tuesday, Jan | t and gave It to the ly on Tuesday, | f | 26, at 7.30 p.m. All church groups will be responsible for giving a detailed report of 1959 work, in- come and expenditures. The audi tor is Mr. Harry Smith, Chur¢hill road, phone 372. | On the evening of Jan 24 there will. be dedication of the junior and senior choirs Both choirs will be presenting several numbers, together and individual 37 Youth Sunday will be on Jan. 31. Those participating will be youth groups directly connected with St. Paul's. On Feb. 7, the interdenomina tional group will have its serv- The week of Jan. 18 will be Week of Prayer in Ajax. The services will be held in the Sal vation citadel at 8 p.m. each eve ning. There will be a different speaker each night. Next Sunday the children who have Young Worshippers League cards are requested to bring] them to church where they | get new cards GIVE SERVICE This Sunday, Jan. 17, will be lav . woman's Sunday at St. | Paul's. The service will be con-| ducted by the ladies of the] church and the speaker for the| morning will be Mrs. Isobel Mac-| Intosh Loveys who was general | secretary for Home Missions of | the Women's Missionary Society! 30 years and she is acting in me capacity at thi ladies ob the cf sing an anthem #d Mrs Smith will be the* dloist. the time 'Harry | 785 (288); Ernie White, 756 (257); | 753 (275); Al Me- 0); Frank Lewins. | 7 Doug Rowden, 712 (297); Merv Bemis, 710 (291) Singles 250: Al hn Trann, 266; 265: Ron Clarke Bob Green, Commend Police Lane: "I'll never be in trouble again," jme when they drove past Club Meets Turning the cruiser around, 5 At Audley M For soliciting a ride while on the travelled portion of a high- way, Edward Samuel Kaktisch, of 148 Ritson road south, Oshawa, was Monday fined $10 and costs 'lor three days in jail. He appear- |ed before Magistrate Crawford | Guest in Whitby traffic court. |" Cpl. William Middleton, of the ( . oy 2 Switzerland Whitby Police Department, said Ren ers ~The grandfather of). ot 1245 a.m. Dec. 16, he and Swiss yodlers," Oskar Friedrich PC Jack Mason had been on Schmalz, died here Friday. He|cruiser patrol and had noticed FF der f the Swi two persons standing about four . ur i o the Swiss feet out from the south curb on Federation Yodlers, he was Dundas street, east of the main credited with the revival of many |intersection. He said that the CROSSWORD PUZZLE men were holding their thumbs over Hews, | Charlie 264: F.| 281 a 4 said, the two officers drove back past the two on the street Sey Zot opposite, he said, one of | AUDLEY -- The club met at : . vo Jel said Don't look at (he home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm 38 Like nat, token to the ut |Brown on Saturday evening. The tion, he Ee el ir) President, Bill Guihiie, Sonduet ' his ed the business. Linda Eastwood t t 3 yr oid Jin iat Be way on his way |sang two solos, accompanied by |her mother at the piano, The The accused, taking the stand, | Rev T. Fleetham, Greenwood, said that he had been working |spoke on Rural Agriculture. Bill at Port Union and was on his Brown Jr. sang two solos. Re- way home from work. He said|freshments were served that he had a ride from Port| =} i . / e club is having a skating Union 1 Whithy ata his fore. party at Brooklin arena this Sat mas ae La ipeeting an Osh yrday evening, with refreshments plc em up, |afterwards at the home of Bert In convicting Kaktisch, Magis- (and Mrs. Guthrie {rate Guest commended the two! Sacrament of the Lord's Sup officers. "They are be con. [DEF _ Was observed uring the |gratulated for their action," he Aijrely Service on hincay : isaid. "The problem is not sol The annual congregational much the ride, it is the beating meeting of the church will be , Kentucky worm or robbery which often takes|held this Friday evening at the place after the ride." | church bluegrass 28. Pinch {r Copies 29. Sutter |5|A A ---- ---- Mh vA will meet on Jan. 20. , we Grande Creek 2 y . a |The ladies are asked to bring National NEW 15LAND FORMED [their annual reports, Monument MOSCOW - (AP)-~The newspa-| The CGIT had the first meet- , Coal ------ per Tadzhikistan Communist re-|ing of the new year on Monday 11. Trees ? he girl Sy anv 3 : ports underwater volcanic| evening. The girls received many 1 : Prankiing 32 Observed eruption shot flames 600 feet miele for singing Christmas|. quills 3. Ages s 600 {carols one evening before Christ Ned Sparks' 36. Waits upon the air last month and created a\mas, as they rode from home to Expression % Bam new island in the Caspian Sea. home on a tractor<driven wagon. | tion ation The newspaper's Jan. 6 edition,| Visitors at the home of 3'-< | reaching Moscow Friday, says'A- Leonard on Saturday were her] \ % mother, Mrs. M, S | the eruption occurred in late ed ane December near Baku. Atkinso Doug YODLER DIES KONOFLINGEN of ACROSS 1. Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, eg. 8. Moccasing 9. Below (naut.) 10. Colorful fish 11. Expunge 12. Greek fabulist 14. Registered 16. Keep 17. Mother 18. Orange pekos 20. Letter 21. British DOWN 22. Donkey «An outcast 23. Existed . Woe! 25. Asian . Misplaced river . A confection 26. Large to gs 30. Lake of ra the wee, Yesterday's Answer Mo. an 40. Arab chieftain 42. Tartan fabrie 43. Ripped 45. Devoured nephew, Mr. Herb Williamson, of| { Toronto. * 29. Groundless ----. rumor 31. -- THEIR ORDERS... 34. Frank Baum"s "country™ 35. Caress 37. Hawaiian bird 38. Wash 41. 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