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PR © MONTREAL STREET BLOCKED BY An fee « Vaden three blocks | # vicious sleet and snow { lines throughout most of Met 8 quiet Montreal street as | storm which struck Sunday. | ropolitan Montreal, bringing pert of the aftermath of | The storm knocked out power | down Power Ines and trees / 5 d ig Av, FALLEN TREES § 1 ¥ CAPSULE NEWS y Ships Track # Venus Rocket MOSCOW (AP)T5z Soviet Union disclosed Sunday Mu has ? ships cruising the seven sess 19 receive inlormation from the space sation g cqipment, 2 ihe Atlantic and the Pacific has sched wed near the planet Venus May 19 or MW. hn an i wn the Rewspap Pravda was the first official ex planation shout the Soviet shi carrying «La ho rele scientific whose presence in © puzzled the world's navies. The announcement did nol. give their pames, por said where the ships recognize they can mo wre pow MUST INTENSIFY AID WEST BERLIN (Bewters)--A . V2nation conlerence on @id for - underdeveloped countries ended * the ' streamline international aid tn "the worlds slates 4 lis ili a Ice on wires and trees was reported to have been Iwo | inches thick OBITUARIES Maple Grove Choir Meets MAPLE GROVE Members and Betty Lou of Maple Grove choir mel at guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wes #8 #4 Lowell avenue the home of the president, Miss Down and sons, Ebenezer on The former Elizabeth Jones, Mildred Snowden, on Sunday Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hen: her parents were the late Mr evening. There were 21 present. ry and Michael spent Saturday and Mrs. Charles Jones She A short business meeting was afternoon with friends at New: was born June 16, 1878, at Se held. New officers were elected Lonyille hastopol, Ont., and. was married as follows: President, Clifford. My and Mrs. Del Hendshee "7, 1898, at Tamsworth Swallow; secretary treasurer attended a dinner dance at the Ontario danet Baker. Oul-going secre: Hotel Genosha on Saturday eve A resident of Oshawa for the tary-treasuver, Mys, CC. Russell, ning in honor of Mr. Moran, who nast #9 years coming here from gave her reports and It was de jg retiring as the Oshawa post- Tamworth, she was a member cided to deposit choir funds in 8 master of Westmount United Church sebarale atoount Messrs SL Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawford,. She was predeceased hy her Thomas and Aros Grvie Aa Courtice; Mrs. Charles Huband husband, Wellington Melburn two ag acauire information and Mr. John Huband of Osh- Wagar, on June 15, 1066. She is shout two Easter pageants, to "4 Were dinner guests of Mrs. survived by a son, Glen Wagar MY fe IL. €. Snowden and family last of Oshawa, and was predeceased he presented in Toronto Sunday by & son, Leonard 8. Wagar, on ATTEND SERVICE Mr, and Mrs. Morley Burgess Oct, 19, 1040, Bhe is the last of Maple Grove Girl Guides at- called on Mr, 'and Mrs. Elgin her family tended the World Day of Prayer McLean, Oshawa, on Sunday She is service at Ebenezer Church on! Miss Evelyn Michael. Picker-| grandson Ash Wednesday, as guests of ing, spent Saturday with her Oshawa, and a great-grandson Ebenezer. CGIT District Com: sister, Mrs, Ewald Wihlidal and Barton, of Oshawa missioner ('Nell and Captain family Memorial Geddes were also present Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Snowden, [rom the PERSONALS Mrs. Wes Down, Paul and home Tuesday, Feb, 28, at 10 Mr. and Mrs. Christy Hardy, Scott Ebenezer, travelled to/a.m. Interment will follow in Scugog Island, Reverend and Malton Airport on Tuesday|the Union Cemetery at Tam Mrs. Harold Stainton, Courtice, @fternoon when Mr. and Mrs worth Rev, Ei, H, Ward, pastor were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Ewing arrived back from of Westmount United Church, Fred Gow and family on Thurs:|# two-week vacation in Florida (Will conduct the services day evening Merrs, Ernie Collis and Jim| A on Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Locke, |Geddes, Jr. enjoyed ice fishing] MRS, ELTON W. JOHNSTON | Mr, and Mes, Robert Rogers, 80 Twelve-Mile Lake during the! In failing health for two years sr i of Bowmanville, were Weekend, Mrs, 7. Colliss and|Villa May Walling, beloved wife Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs, Kim Collis returned home with of Elton W. Johnston, died at Ron Rogers and family them after a month's stay Inthe family residence, #4 Rowe Mr. and Mrs, Charles Snow. Mmaen den spent last week in Hamilton, Mr. Charles Schlechter, Bow guests of their daughter, Mrs. (manville, called on Mr, and Albert Brown and family, They Mrs. E, Wihlaidal and family, celebrated their 86th wedding on Sunday anniversary while there and] Mr. Ralph Rogers and Miss also called on a former pastor Gloria Purd y, Bowmanville al Maple Grove, Reverend and called on Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mrs. 1, M, Somerville Rogers and family on Friday Miss Dora O'Neil and her evening fiance, Oshawa, spent Saturday| yy, Mrs, Bob Taylor Canadian UN soldiers were evening at the home of her sis » ter, Mrs. Del Hendshee and fam. Were supper guests of Mr, and punched, kicked and hit with ily Mrs, Fred Gow on Saturday 'ifle butts today hy mutinous a ul mneolese troops al an army Mr, and Mrs, Len Goodmur: evening Camp near the Stanley monu Misses Sandra Snowden phy, Oshawa, entertained in and | honor of his parents who were Bark in ai an landmark near Leopold L NEY ville spent last | | | | MRS, ELIZABETH WAGAR | | Mrs. Elizabeth Wagar died at the Oshawa General Hospital {on Saturday, Feb. 25, after a lengthy Winess, In her Bird year were supper #he had lived at her residence A also survived hy a Raymond Wagar, of will be Funeral BErVICEs Armstrong LEOPOLDVILLE (CP)=Four and the club house i Rams * Tickets at RUMMAGE Sale, 81. Andraw's Church I pm. Tuesday, February 3 TONITE 8 PM JACKPOT NOS. 50.55 JACKPOTS PAY DOUBLE IF WON IN 52 OR LESS REGULAR GAMES PAY Woodview visiting from Sowerby, Ontario weekend with My Grove were Mr. and Mrs. Alan and Mrs suffered bruises and cuts, Capt Snowden: Mr. and Mrs. 1. Hind and manville, called on his parents, town, N.B., Lieut. Doug Furlott| Mrs. Manford Goodmurphy, Me. Mr. and Mrs, Dave Bothwell, lof Ottawa, Sigmn. A. J. Dufour and Mrs. Ceell Burton. Mr were! Ladies of Maple Grove Eve:|l., Cpl, Albert Jolley of Mont:| celebrating their 46th wedding ning Auxiliary will meet at the real were travelling in a jeep! Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Snowden Thursday, Feb, 33 at 8 pm {were stopped at the foot of a hill {by Congolese soldiers, COMING EVENTS [take off their shoes and socks and run barefoot a mile up a Clu af Oshawa Torylene Showtime their weekly bingos every Tussday at (CAMP a8 increasing numbers of 1 presented by Canadian Industries 3 pom. In Attractive anpolese converged and heat shitute, Wednesday, Maren 1, 830 -- mission $1.00. Doar prises ine Canadians were robbed of BINGO their watches and wallets plus ST GERTRUDE'S which they carried in view af {the increasing tension in Leo C re 690 KING EAST AT a il Y 1 Community. Centre FAREWELL A Congolese major permitted EVERY MONDAY NIGHT [them ta drive back to Canadian bi {the worst JACKPOT NO. 58 | Two Canadians and two Da KINSMEN BINGO [captured Sunday night and held [al the same camp, but they were FREE ADMISSION EXTRA BUSES leased with thelr weapons hose present from Maple Alan Snowden Mr. Norman Bothwell, Bow: Mike Kadziora of Camp Gage man, My. Ted Wood, My and 5r., on Sunday of St. Jean-Eudes, Que, and Mrs. Goodmurphy, Si anniversary home of Mrs. H. Stevens onland a small truck when they The Canadians were forced to FASNION show, sponsored hy Kiwanis SUNNYSIDE Neighborhood Park have iravel road through the army Lad. al Oshawa Central Collegiate Wi prises each them. aor two carbines and two pistes AUDITORIUM poldville, GOOD PRIZES headquarters, Kadziora suffered {nish military policemen were TUESDAY, FEB. 28th not mistreated, All were re Jackpat Nos. 58 and 8) TEAM | through the intercession of Maj Clem Bouffard of Montreal, Ca: JUBILEF PAVILION |nadian operations afficer with RRL EOI TN Tr EH je AN - ST. LUKE'S 17 OR LEW | PRESBYTERIAN C | - JRCH | $2350.00 TOTAL PRIZES | DA DIRe Nis RCH "THE NEW" Iding & RUMMAGE SALE RED BARN at Ukrainian Presbyterian Church Simcoe Street South EXTRA BUSES Wed, March 1, 1941 at 1.30 pm FILM FESTIVA UNDER THE AUSPICES OSHAWA FILM COUNCIL AND McLAUGHLIN LIBRARY TUES., FEB, 28 WED,, MARCH 1st 8:30 P.M | Audit GOOD FOOD BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNE BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 132 NOTEL LANGASTER b | | Ir Back AcHes Try A Kioney "HousecLEaNNG EASE a ky Eis at Sh BAHL Teme oar | spoils germs in ach Havas RRheumatia NF OF THE MzLaughlin Fron admission by ticket anly = Tickets avaliable at the daly Melaughiin Library street, Baturday evening, Feb ] A daughter of the late Lewis and Mary Walling, the deceas ed was horn at Port Perry and was married in Oshawa in 1930 A resident of Oshawa for 41 years, Mrs. Johnston was @& graduate of the Peterborough Normal School and aught In Lindsay and Pelerhorough he fore her marriage Mrs, Johnston was a8 mem her of Calvary Baptist Church and taught in the Sunday School of the church for many years Besides her hushand she Is survived hy two sons, Dr. Ed ward E. Johnston, of Toronto and Alan H..Johnston, of Osh awa and a brother, William Lioyd Walling, of Toronto The remains will rest at the Mcintosh Anderson Funeral Home for service in Calvary Baptist Church and taught in the Sunday School of the Church for many Years Besides her hushand she is survived by two sons, Dr, Ed ward ¥. Johnston of Toronto and Alan H. Johnston of Osh-| awa and a brother, William Lloyd Walling, of Toronto The remains will rest at the MelIntosh Anderson Funeral Home for service in Calvary Baptist Church at 2.80 pm Tuesday, Feh, 28. Rev, W. N.| Aitken, pastor of the church, willl eonduel the services, Interment | will he In Oshawa Union Ceme:| tery The casket will he open In the church from 1 p.m, until the hour of the serivice Congolese Beat Canadian Troops "They were like insane people! completely out of control," Fur lott said Jolley sald "one kicked Kad zglora between the legs. He fell and then they really heat him 4 Although obviously exhausted None was badly hurt but all|Kadziora managed to laugh for! son road south; this correspondent in the C dian sick hay. He was bedded for a complete rest. No inter: | views were allowed here Sunday sfler agreeing on need to intensify and in the company, will be offered 0 the Canadian public this week ot $19 2 share ROYALTY VISITS LONDON (AP)~Four mem: bers of Greece's royal family King Paul, Queen Frederka and their deughiers, Bophin and Irene--~nrrived in London Sun day for a private visit, WHA LOSE MA, WASHINGTON (AP) -- Latin AMENICR's Upper Classes must longer mainiain "their traditional elite S0ciely and ecoROmIL oly, two US clared Sunday classes seek "blindly and sub hornly to retain #il their privi-| leged status," the senators said, "they will aimost surely lose ey-| AN QUEBEL AND Ontania, re Cove from the severe lsays Canadien and Australian ether off} i wepther nifice ] weather d i erything" The report came : amounts of and sn from , senalors Wayne Morse! (Dem. Ore) and Bourke Hick eninoper (Rep. lowe) after at underprivileged WEATHER FORECAST pes weather sysiem (ohows i Remaining Mild, No Rain Predicted | TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts Winds west 15 to 20 today, light | OUTSIDE USA. Although earlier presidents # precedent when he went 19 Faris to negotiate the peace frenty following World War tonight and east 15 Tuesday, | Lake Huron, Niagara, Lake Ontario regions, London, Hamil: ton, Toronte: Variable cloudi- ness today, clearing tonight, In creasing cloudiness with litle change in temperature Tuesday. | Winds west 15 to 2 today, light tonight and Tuesday Georgian Bay, Haliburton Kirkland Lake regions, North Bay, Sudbury: Cloudy with a few snowflurries today, Mainly sunny with little change in tem- perature Tuesday. Winds west 16 10 26 today, light Tuesday, Timmins-Kapuskasing region Cloudy with scattered snowflur ries today, Partly cloudy with little change in temperature Tuesday, Winds northwest 18 to 2 today, light Tuesday Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, High Tuesday: Windsor ::seeesress OB 4h Bt, ThOMBSE 1rs0eers ; Kitchener London , Wingham ,., Toronto Peterborough Trenton To negotipte & profitable deal with someone, use Clas: sified Ads. You have the pre. cedent of years of success, To order, dial RA $5402 Are you crippling your children's feet without knowing It? Are you inngeently but nently enippling your feet 7 Are you among 4 b adults wha have foot trou De you know how often one show Hie Cham d for en', , , How wi ' heels can safel; he ; he truth shout fa n arches 7, , How best to CONE ' ine? Mar 3 onions Digg gives you Le , Valunbie 0 RAE en's tof 7 prerreeY rere rreare How the application of Christ Jesus' teaching to dally living brings increased blessings 10 mankind was emphasized -at Christian Selence church sery ices on Sunday, Feb, 26 GARAGE BLAZE ATT viral MORE WHEAT Lending an Inter-American eon: The newspaper Melbourne Age [EFence. officials sre negotiating to sell HARRIMAN ARRIVES Communist Ching more wheat, TONDON (Reuters)=W, Ay erell Harriman, US. roving am TO OFFER SHARES hassador, arrived in Britain TORONTO (CP) -- Kothmans Sunday night for talks with of Pall Mall Canada 1A4. an- British sfficials on & wide range nounce that #50068 of Us com: of international topics mon shares, or hall ownership . i SINR NS BOY uch ny the weno it body of Wollgang Fischer, #4, 4 20 2am, ERY CITY AND body 4 fy pf Tuesday! Bynopsis; Continving mild when he was buried beneath al Weather with variable amounts DISTRICT mid slide near here was found Of Cloud and sunshine is fore Sunday, Police believed for cast for Southern Ontario today COURTESY APPRECIATED [days that Fischer might have Lake Erie region, Windsor: Mrs, J. A. Anderson, 834 Gar: survived in an air pocket he-| Variable "lanai lf Hes rard road north, reported this\neath the wrecked timbers of 98y generally elo Hf Hs Jan morning that while on the way the barn {or wel now J uA ya, to Peterborough, Sunday after wv LETS little change In lempera noon, her hushand developed CABINET MEET car trouble on the Taunton road,| OTTAWA (CP)-'The federal [ near Highway 115. Mrs. Ander- cabinet met for four hours Sal - ir son said he was only out of the wrday but Prime Minister Dief:| car for ahout @ minute when enhaker made no announce: (wo cars and a truck of teen. ments. The unusual Saturday) agers, member of the Oshawa meeting was called to study a 0 eet Quadra Carbs Club, arrived on lengthy agenda SLemming Jom] p ene, i S00 ad this week's Dominion-provine . the Ls ne. The have soon hadiph al conference and In prepar: [ARO0KIIN, : Nie embers inke nothing for their trouble. ation for the forthcoming Com: 0f the 4 Fh ira 4 . ki Instead, one of them gave her|monwealth prime ministers con-|Ciub, called the 41 40 ni hushand a courtesy card ference in London [Queen met on Wednesday |evening, Februgry 22 al the LETTERS PATENT CHOOSE QUEEN {home of its leader, Mrs, Albert Letters of Patent have heen| PERTH (CP)--Miss Eastern Cooper | granted to two Oshawa district Ontario for 1061 is sixteen-year:| Meeting opened with 0 Can: husiness firms, it was reported old Sandra Warner of Smith! ada and 4-0 Pledge, Minutes! in the current issue of The On- Falls, Ont, who was chosen bY were read by secretary, Betty lario Gazette, Letters of Patent|a panel of judges at the seventh Eyres, A donation of $10 was dated Dec. 27, 1060 have heen\annual Snow Queen Festival received from Brooklin Women's lished lo Ae W Smith id here Saturday night Institute towards ex) of bon 14 onstruction) Picker _ 4 i ah ing Township. Letters of Patent| PROTEST ATTITUDE [chub work. Al conclusion of busi dated Dec, 20, 1860, have heen! LONDON (Reuters) --- British oy Yr i issued to the G. M. Williams Protestant church leaders Bun- ig toon "re mer". Marl Motors 1d, Port Perry, day scorned the church's afti-| REPAIRER or SUM trated thi d tude toward The Congo, In a|Wn Downey, demonstrated the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE vally in Londons Trafalgar ise of tracing wheel and tracing SUBJECT Bauare, B00 persons passed a PAPER In dressmaking, Gloria resolution presented by Donald|J/ean Cooper explained, 'The Soper, farmer president of the laying of patierns on material British Methodist Conference, [10 best advantage". Miss Lois expressing "penitence for the Smith, Newmarket, Home injustice with which Western na-| lZconomist for York and On tions, In which Christian tarie County will be guest at churches are so deeply involved, next meeting to he held on | the unit, | SENSATIONAL MEAT FEATURES | Tuesday and Wednesday Only! | stove in the garage started the have treated The Congo," BIRD MISKING LONDON (Reuters)--8ir Win: ston Churchill arrived at Lon: don Airport Saturday from Nice, France, after a two-week hall: day--without his pet hudgeriar, Tohy. The hird escaped a few days after Sir Winston's arrival in Nice and avoided capture de: | spite rewards for its return SAY 800 HELD HAVANA (AP)=An unofficial report from Cleneuegoes in een: Stevenson south, | tral Cuba said Sunday night Cu: The Oshawa Fire Department was called out to douse » fire in a private garage Saturday afternoon, The hlaze caused damage estimated at $150 to the structure awned hy Daniel Pot: tery, 240 Edward street, Osh awa. A fire department spokes man said a spark from a wood fire STREETS CLOSED The following streets will he closed for construction tomorrow | Feh, 28; Bloor west at Steven ana-| from Gibb to the CPR; Steven:|ban military forces have cap: Eachern met at the home of CNR; [tured up to 800 rebels in the son south closed at the Mohawk street, closed from |Escambray mountains and are Sherwood avenue to Bedford) in the final stage of a cleanup avenue operation |Brooklin Spring Fair, March 4 at home of Miss Betty Eyres, Mrs, Jack Patterson, Charles Pilkey, Mrs, [Phompson, Mrs, BE, Kay and Mrs, W, A. Heron attended the (8rd annual meeting of Oshawa Preshyterial WMS Mold at Trin: {ity United Church, Bowman: ville, on Wednesday, Feb, 98, | Mr. George Avery and My, (Lloyd Avery, Little Britain, {were guests on Sunday at home lof Mr, and Mys, Lioyd Bradley. { Mrs. Cyril Wick and Mrs, Me: SLICED 39: Breakfast BACON » 29 SKINLESS WIENERS Ibs, 1.00 Mrs Cc 8 TENDER CLUB STEAKS LEAN, MINCED BEEF Mys, Robert Young to arrange (list of exhibits of "Floracul: mre' and Junior Exhibits for private information (for ladies whose husbands travel a lot) We knew, from talking to hun- dreds of ladies just like you, that you are deeply concerned about how much the tension of modern bus- Iness Is straining your husband's nerves, his good humor -- even his health.You'rewendering if there a something you should do about It; Well, here are some things about train travel we thought might be of help to you, When your husband does his travelling with Canadian National, he rides the Way of 'the Waorry- Free, The highway dangers -- In fact, the tension, the fatigue, the anxieties of other forms of travel dissolve for him as he settles back In homey comfort In lounge er din- Ing car = or when he snaps out the light In a sleep-inducing CN bed, He has time to think, , , about yeu "and the kids , , , about his business } problems -- time to find himself, When he travels with CN -- he returns rested, relaxed, more the man he used to be, Next time he travels -- for every» one's pleasure--suggest the Way of the Worry-Free--Canadian National, % E---- Canadian National the way of the worry-free