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PRIZE WINNERS A More than 250 school children attended the eld | Hall for heir regular dance safe Varro friends at Simcoe pupils and dance, supervised by Conse The ! ing in safety patrols in all Osh- | to right; Front row, Constable | Sa T DA Oshawa A. CE Prive aance W. Tane, Gordon Baker isor; Darla Young, Loretta La- porte, Solveig Andersen, Bandy Eagleson, Conbtable A, Laven der, co-chairman Ken | and Quinn, supervisor, Back row and winners ih separate super I ¥ oA awa part fam Tane the Police 3m schools Salts Foree of a pro- | S€ho0IE Ld urday's 476 5 lowing the dance 7 or the ef arranged lor the DE I fol left with They are WBE si of pupils in Oshawa participat | OBITUARIES Thieves Fail GEORGE METROPOLYT (MOROZ) The death occurred Dec, 3, following {ness of (Moroz) of Born Ap 2 raipe, he was the Mr, and Mrs. John He married the former Mary Mokry in Iroquois Fall wok He has been resident awa and district for the and was employs Fittings Lid, here until tirement in 1954 Mr. Metropolyi his wife; a daughier Pauk Ann) and and one grandson Jr,, all of Oshawa The remains are at strong Funeral Home for ser n the chapel, Wednesday 7, at 2 pan, Interment will Oshawa Union Cemeter JOHN KRAJDUBA death occurred Saturday 8, following a short of John Kra)duba street west, Prior death, Mr, Krajduba had been poor health some tlm Born in Nowasilka Western Ukraine, in 1900, he was the of the late Mr. and Mrs, Dmytro Krajduba, He was 'a member of St. John's Ukrainian Greek Or thodox Church The remains ave al the Arm- strong Funeral Home for service in St. John's Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church, Tuesday, Dec 6 at 930 am, Rev. DL will conduct the services, Inter: ment will be in Oshawa Union Cemetery, CLAUDE B, FARNHAM The death occurred suddenly his residence, 1 Ratcliffe Cou Hamilton, Sunday, Dec, 4, Claude B, Farnham, beloved hus-| band of Mary E, Bain | Mr, Farnham is survived by a sister, Mrs. Berne Booth of Osh- awa and @ brother, Harry, of Belleville two sons, Robert Charles, at home and C. Bain, of Burlington and two grandchil- dren Ie deceased was the business management and dealer develop ment manager for Studebaker Packard of Canada, Limited and was a member of St. Giles United Chureh The funeral service will be held at the J. B. Marlatt Funeral Home, Hamilton, at 1 p.m. Tues day, Dec. 6, Interment will be in Ayr Cemetery, Ayr, Ont MRS, HELENA BURGESS I'he death occurred at the Osh awa General Hospital early toda) Helena McMonagle, widow fohn William Burgess She in her 87th year Born in Ireland in 189 lived in Oshawa for 20 years A member St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church, she lived at 635 Hortop street Predeceased by her 1950, Mrs, Burgess 1s hrother, HVIng in in New relative Saturday a four4nontn George vetropolyt 2% Cromwell 1895, in the Uk som ol ie ale Metropolyt of Osh 0 a pa ears d at the hi € ed ny Alex Sul My son, John Pauk a Ale Lhe Arm ce ( Dec, | be in| The Dec illness Bloor serious of 101 nis in to ton son | at rt. | of i, she had of hushand in urvived by Ireland and Zealand, She two nieces had here The ong no the Arm high Gregory Wedni Paul Dwyer are at Home in St 4m Dr remain Funeral mass t 10 | Rev equiem Church day Dec R uchak| John March and George Yeo- mans {p.m of (£ 8 | ceased In Attempt To Enter Safe CLAREMONT \n empl will sing the mass, Interment will be in St. Gregory's Cemetery ends are asked the funeral home before arernom ANNE FRANCES HEARL Anne Hearl, died her residence, 167 King streel east, Bowmanville, on Saturda Hears Of BOWMANVILLE John Convey Branch, Mine Ottawa to all Tues F not at das pltalil Dy Vine director of tne fu i offic ai fice a Io nia at th Association of West ht in the Lions Emphasizing the mineral production noted that because vel protective produced hetore ex stant ale here was m Heal Bur Was Frances ! e monthly meet of Durham Centre Sunday morning Wa KE n door of the th nitrogl time Canadian Friday of ( safe was Lhe YeeTing uns Dec et ni temp open in Ir ind dau ge L She th He ol and My is also Hear! Va Ie aavancemeni a The unsuece Geor Hearl survived nb a sister, Lucy atiempted 4 of Va A in the i WH ol nerea needs for defence) mel th Ni disco ( he Morris Whithy Detachment Chapel, Bowmanville, are investigatin Ma Il be - Roman manville 0 am the world ng i ears VATS resting a ind ne € Funeral Requ at more em ung nal il 1] Catholic Tuesday Internment Bowmanville Joseph's Bow ed fe Bh n £ most of he wa Churen n Dec. 6 he er) FUNERAL JULIA E. MeNICOL funeral service for Mrs MeNicol, 19 Lloyd street at the Oshawa General Thursday, Dec, 1 the Melntosh-Anderson Home 2 p.m. Satur and ville John's ville apter rn dlar in ei for jet Bo of bl Be ore Es n F periments old res metal missiles py-proauc ave heen found vhich pened up new fields in ancement of ecommunical entertainment a on a member ind A Chur metal G6 of the Hi Order of the Toronto E n A Cemet can : | and a have of the the ad OF MRS an I'he Julia E who died Hospital held at Funeral day, De The servi ravel farming en How many of us ever of the number of different metal ised in the home," said Dr, ( X all of them being by-prod held! (ots of experiment J pom, al Ihe he field of defence apel, Bowman | Rev, A, C.|NEW METALS Anglican! Because of the 1g Inter-| combinations of are Nor«| ng produced much faster of which end up in the home Bince the Becond World Wi The pallbearers were Alex GREGORY PATRICK SKELLY |Canada has hecome the "happ MacDonald Robert Smerage Patrick (Pat Skelly hunting ground" for mineral in 34 y B. Brown, Carl Lagerquist,|died in Oshawa General Hospital 1039 Canada mined little iron J g '| 'Saturday. Dec, 8, in his 60th year Te. In 1954 20 million tons were) 080 close to 100 mil| t t iliness mined and 1 after a shoy b . c lion tons is expected to be mined FUNERAL OF ALLAN He was born in Alliston, Ont. at the increasing rate of the! SHEPPARD COOPER land had been a resident of Bow | needs of the population The memorial service was held| n2nYile for the last 10 years,| Canada's mineral resources f hh 4 1s NEC He was a CPR section foreman| will not be fully known until it's| rom the Armstrong Funeral ; . a - A | Home, Saturday, Dec, 3. at 2 for 43 years, He was married In| 1000 square miles of virgin ter : MF] Orillia in 1927 and was @ mem-|ritory has heen mapped and ex for Allan Sheppard Couper ' " " who died in the Oshawa Gene: her of St Joseph's Roman Catho-| plored, This will take at least 25 Church, Bowmanville years even with the modern rall Hospital, Thursday, Dec, 1 M he Cooper was in his 47th vear He ed wife. means of transportation and Rev. H GD. Riche rector Laura iste and) cating instruments of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Helen ot! Canada second to conducted the services, Inter. three brothers, Ambrose the world in re ment was in Oshawa Union Ce.|llam, of Toronto and of| sald Dr, Conve Dr. Convey, the son of melery Orillia f miner in County Durham, Eng Pallbearers were Adrian Claus He also Vernon Claus; 'Bird Claus; | daughter Mrs Is Named To College Faculty Alev Walker; Charles Johnston|{een) and Mrs and Ronald Brightling (Jean), both of Bowmanville Richard Black, OD, an Optometrist, has been appointed FUNERAL OF | nas six grandchildren | The funeral service will be| | | to the clinie faculty of the College | of Optometry as a part-time clini JOSEPH EMRY | 1d! held at the Morris Funeral Chapel| clan I'he memorial service wa | from the Armstrong Funeral? Bowmanville on Wednesday, | While he will be engaged In the clinical Instruction of students Home, Saturday, Dec 9 45 Dec, 7, at 10 a.m, conducted hy| a.m, Joseph Emry Rev. F. K Mallan of 8t. Joseph Oshawa, Thursday Roman Catholiz Church Bow Following the service manville. Interment will be in | funeral home, the Bowmanville Cemeter at the college, he will I continuing his study of advanced aspects of his profession. Parti A ular emphasis will be Helthe field of Contact ove y St. Georg " moved to ¢ 100r RE ARTHUR J, TERRY Subnormal vision aids Catholic Church for m, Interment wa Arthur J, Terry, a former Gor Cemeter I dent of Oshawa, died at the Papp Hamilton ston Hospital mass short illness 10 Pallbearer was in his 48th year ogh Andr Born at Dr, Black joins an outstanding SON the group of educators in his prole sion, The College of Optometry is accredited by the American Optometric Association and has tudents in attendance from all parts of Canada, Hon Kong, | Rusznek Nezur and James Szikszay Terry and Green Panama, Barbados and Bermuda Di Hlack will continue MRS, SUSAN DUNN A practice in Oshawa, attending Susan Dunn died Strat year the college one day each week by t 1 nlie 0 Stanley liam of ived b urvived Bowman Toronto eight grandchildrer randeh SONS wil sur and 0 nd & thought hie 0 was or 22 great drer at p { ey The funeral serv € 6 meral ( ee v \ varion 1 Tuesday, Dec at 2 Mor il Herbert church ment will be way Cemetery were conducted by elence 8. Pier pastor of Simcoe Street Pentecostal Church, Interment in Mount Lawn Cemetery During the Bateman sang Home," ! conducted of n Re ' ¢ hy £t ne Bo in John speed Was manville metals he » John's nost Service My George Toront« Home Sweet obi Gregor is hy hi lo BUrVIy two Skelly Foronto ig no coun and Wil.| ry in of ources Jack oal survived hy two) Roy Sherr Dov George Bellman, He is Oshawa J who al died Dec | at emains in 1 the were Greek| al 10) Gre mass } St also e resi King after 1960 in te ieorge of sung the General placed on on Nov Lenses and Val Nick Nick vere Georg vas the Franklin Elizabeth Dersczey he late Walter Gertrude Oshawa Loule Kalyel of fo in at King for resident of Oshawa My haven Nursing Home ville Saturday, De engthy She 92nd year Born al he has heen living he married past 17 year ston, where Va the I bile dealer member United Church and the Masonic liness her his automo at of the , a mem he deceased was an Ont a was the former she a daughter of de Susan n Gl the wa Fhompson Va ber of order FOR OSHAWA SAFETY PATROLS | Kehoe 'Canadian Club and Tech- completed guest educa |in of Henry ¥ | Thursday Two-Year Term Is Approved In Pickering The electors of Pickering Town- Ehip voted Saturday in favor of a two-year term for the council but] ¥/ turned down 8 proposal to sel up! 7H # public library i The voile for the two-year term! ¥ was 1486 in favor and 1248 against, The vole tor the library) 1 was 1065 favor and 1345) ¥ against ! Edgar James won test for the deputy reeveship He| i was given 1196 voles. Jean Me-| Pherson polled 1147 while William! Fairgrieve polled 679 voles John Sherman Beott was eleet-| ed reeve by acclamation : The in which one council was elected for! 2 each ward Ward 1 Hervey Spang (acel); Ward 2- Milton James Mowhray (acel.); Ward 3--Hairy Boyes, 306; Violet 154; Ward 4--Ross Deskin 509; John Camphell, 239; Ward ld ern lows ~Clifford Laycox, #3; Reginald] southerly winds over most of Borzek 435 Ontario and Quebec. Showers WEATHER FORECAST Cloudy, Mild Showers Later 2 Wi in in the eom-| vole for the council follows THE WEATHER OFFICE storm eenire over wesl DIINEINE warm y and reach Queher A ny couer Swan BAYS a ehange is AID FOR SOMALIA CAIRO (AP) ~The Hepu arreed tec E United Arab » to supply | Ann Bernard, Bill Quinn, Garry ---- $id West, and Josephine MeKe Third row: left to right Herb Chapman Larry Cummings ~Oshawa Times Photo ore invited to write for FREE later toda} and hecoming terly 20 Tuesda Kirkland Lake Official EST storm a this (cp fore al A Minerals the first coalfield 1s econdary in England, then in 1929 to Canada Alberia TORONTO asts issued AT HOME IN AMERICAN SCHOOL, 100 Du 5 FREE 55-page hi p » am VIEOTrOus Tow spread rain into re Lake and 1s west of Michi sult storm Timmins-Kap North Bay and mild with afternoon Synopsis ol 18 centered over Areas lang, spent years Life fern uskasing regions Sudbury: Cloudy Lowers heginning this Yuesday cloudy with showers changing snowflurries and winds will eon: ning "eolder, Winds southerl of Ontario 10-45 §noreasing to 25 later toda showers develoming| geciorly 20) to 30 Tuesday day. Present indica 3 change to colder Temperaturs Tuesday in 1 me your Morning has near school and a Car emi settling | a gions Superior Sar Pion Lake adult i will prepare you fo of this eansing rain gan, As nild southe was graduated (ine University of Alberta) qa. Or Thysics 4 Honor ® hysics| during Hg M Be inl iions same Univer weather grated Clandonald Dr from vith in 2 tn NAME Convey much the a ar over with ADDRESS the Tuesda wes in Forecast Low tonight and high ind later obiained Physics are OUR 63r from Ine OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, Dessber §, 1960 3 weather tomorrow Is also exe pected. (CP Wirephoto), {a communique by Presiden asser and Premier tashid ali of Bomalia, was issued el hnical and economic aid to the during the weekend after a [Ohre African pation of Bomalia, day visit here by the premises, ---- rrr-- Fy oy WHO NEVER FINISHED HIGH SCHOOL booklet, Tells how you son earn Your High Scheel Diploma SPARE TIME ndes Street, Deseronts, Ont, High School Booklet end flan High hool rse for r college or a betier job d YEAR sit Windsor 47 47 Huron re London: Mostly Thomas Fr Lake Windsor Lake He lectured at the Alberta and gions Toronto earning a n 1040 1940, he ind was posted tc to the Royal the Beientifie ater Universities, fi ally degree in Atomic P mild today, With London afternoon, Kitchener tonight, Wingham turning | Hamilton late In|8i Catharines 15 to | Toronto Peterborough Frenton Killaloe Muskoka North Ba) Sudbury to|Earlton Kapuskasing White River Moosonee 47 4 47 47 and beginning with loud cloudy ery showers Cloudy joined RCNVR! Tuesday Britain on loan, rolder serving with|the day arch Dept 125 today In 1042 he was awarded the| Lake Onlario Georg Sorby Prize for original work|ian Bay, Haliburton regions, Tor Metallurgical Research and inlonto and Hamilton: Mostly 1956 the Blaylock Medal for his cloudy and mild toda) contribution to the development Cloudy with hower tonight of controlled atomic energy in Winds southerly 15 increasing Canada -- this 1ysies howers ( and vith snowflurries Winds westerly in the souther)y 20 today Navy Res Niagara SENSATIO Recognized for his contribution CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUBJECT to the development of metallurgy The completeness and suprem-| Canada, Br, Convey received|aey of God was underscored at his Doctor of Beience degree of| all Christian Science church serv McMaster University in October, |jees on Sunday, Dec. 4, Highlight ing the Lesson Sermon "God the CITY AND Only Cause and Creator" was the DISTRICT Golden Text from Psalms (146:5, AD OMITTED "Happy Is he that hath the God of Jacob for his help, whose Ie Oshawa Time that the election adv hope is in the Lord his God; | Baldwin, a candi which made heaven, and earth, | the sea, and all that therein is; date for the Public Utilities Commission, was inadvertently which keepeth truth for ever," omitted from Saturday's edition RED LIGHT STOPS SLICED Breakfast BAC SKINLESS WIENERS TENDER CLUB STEAKS TENDER RIB STEAKS FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL CONFIRMS You own & regrets | usement OTHER TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS RA 8-620! | Tuesday and Wednesday Only! C Ib WALK-OUTS Push button red flasher en son road south, was fined $50 and lights will be installed in dig count store in Brownsville costs, by Magistrate ¥. 8, Ebbs, for failing to produce Texas, in an attempt to elim. inate walk-outs by customers records to an inspector for the| who want service and can't Unemployment Insurance Comm: get it ission, Fabric Town was not re i presented in court. The Inspector Shop was Kirwin N. -Treleaven, reg comfort ional enforcement officer, Unem chair ny ployment Insurance Commission Times The store was fined for not pro. €Veryihing ducing payroll records and petty found cash when requested Want hy the inspector leisure and your arm the Oshawa Ad Nearly one needs can :bhe in moments, Get the Ad reading habit now at your right in reading Want Without endorsers or bankable security VOuCier 8 CHRISTMAS "POP" CONCERT | OSHAWA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Directed by Mr. Francis J. Francis, assisted by St. George's Anglican Boys' Choir SIMCOE STREET UNITED CHURCH DECEMBER 14th-8 P.M, Tickets $1.00 and $1.50 (reserved) may be obtained of Henderson's Book Store, Wilson and Lee, Alte Music Store and Holden 17 SIMCOE §T, N, 18 Offices Throughout Ontarie Yow can borrow $50 10 $5000 THE FASTEST GROWING ALL.CANADIAN LOAN GOMPANY CALL AL REKUSH AT RA 5.64541 the late Mr. and Mrs. Thompson He former wife, the Hogle survived by ni Mary Elizabeth is COMING ORGANIST \J alle 9-12 NIGHTLY sons, Ted, Arthur, and all of Kingston; two daugh My HB. White and three {| Bruce ters EVENTS June he SUNNYS X Hn BINGO T GERTRUDE AUDITORIUM NG EAST AT FAREWELL EVERY MONDAY NIGHT GOOD PRIZE WOODVIEW PARK BINCO TONITE 8 PM JACKPOT NOS 53-5 JACKPOTS PAY DOUBLE IF WON 52 OR LESS REGULAR GAMES PAY DOUBLE IF WON IN 17 OR LES $2,350.00 TOTAL RED BARN EXTRA BUSES £90 K IN PRIZE Miss Syivia Terry, both of Te ronto; three brother Walter of St. Catha Milton and James of Oshawa sister Mi Gertrude Mi I I'hompson and Dixon (F) of Osha It andehildren Wednesday, Friday & Saturday Afternoon Johnny McMann Featuring Scotch Music ~~ Dec Irish Music Dee. 12.17 Xmas Music ---- Dec, 19.24 HOTEL LANCASTER KINSMEN BINGO rh TUESDA DEC. 6th three Terry Mary rence \ 8 I { A f Mi A e ( EXTRA Bl and 5.10 TEAM JUBILEE PAVILION ONTARIO REGIMENT BAND POP CONCERT | IN OC VI 3 ree g held Sat from the Chapel at Kingston. Inter at the Riverside Funeral services were urday, Dec on the Corner ment followed Cemetery, Napanee i Dec. 9 - Fel Mar 17 DR. PAUL NOLAN M.D, ""General-Physician | 1 | | wishes to announce HANDICRAFTS FROM INDIA the opening of his office 10 Alexandra St, OSHAWA fs x Brass candle othe ele birds e and u his Chr istmas 15e8, trays, ash siders, bells od Telephone RA 8.3961 987 priced A 5-2 (rR Evenings Only \ MONTREAL L oh LUITTET TY Loup ¢ BURNETT'S WHITE SATIN MORE CANADIANS BUY BURNETT'S THAN ANY OTHER DRY GIN, GIN Ale BURNETT'S Celebrated LONDON DRY GIN