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a a - THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE ~. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1946 | VANCE---AS whe famty esidents, = gait Pode e i Mra, Agnes Speirs of 234 Bulalie Ave EAE an ee Saturday, December Interment will be in Oshawa Canary Fancier (Continued from Page 1) ling themselves to a frazzle, They eat what most canaries eat. Plain bird seed; along with other types of conditioners. At show: they are judged by experts alloceted by the Dominion Association, They must meet rigid standards in ten different tours (ranges of song). They are all German rollers. The most important factor in song is a low-throated note. High- er the pitch; the less value the bird has as a competitor. They are mated; usually; twice yearly and build their own nest: from sacking cut in small pieces, which they finally pull to shreds them- salves, In the matter of breeding; the owner must listen to the birds' tours and mate those which he feels will result in hatching young that will combine all the good qualities. : Ted now has ribbons galore; trophies on the way and high hanes for the coming season. addition to the perfor.nance of his top bird in Montrea', his en- tries also walked off with ribbons for the best amateur bird in any class, with two special prizes to boot, And the best team (2 birds) any age amateur. He has still to hear how he fared in competition out west where a number of birds are entered in competition there. To Nationalize (Continued from Page 1) tenants would have 'a "lad- 'which and oth- and guaranteed: fons will apply to fat- ilk, eggs, grain, potatoes and sugar beets, "It will be necessary to devise other ways of introducing some sta- bility" to the growing of vegetable crops, the White Paper added, Hold Parties As Schools Close rungs x For Christmas ' 'This afternoon and tomorrow will see Christmas parties in schools throughout the city as pupils and teachers exchange Car Prices (Continued from Page 1) g 0 at £8 is & fair demand for CHA UE PLT MCL] 3 floss | & He felt that there was a real fear the minds of the peo- ple that continuing relaxation or cused did not tell the union's policy sonmpiiise # was illegal to hd om the struck plant. "There Yu I evidenss to tnt effect," § i fog i 1 Legion Alarmed St. Catharinbs, Dec. 19-- (CP) --A resolution 'vievir._ with alarm" the federal government's statement that German prisoners of war would be allowed to stay in Canada as farm labor was pas- sed by the Canadian Legion branch last night. "We should take care of our own before of- fering ¢'tizenship to men of a race responsible for the most de- vastating war in history," the re- solution sald, ON 0 0 UM WW Wn For a Mani Oinisima MM I I TI Me WT Te i Me J TH 0 | Witnesses Fight | victed in as many days, went into te and had | day returned a youthful Montreal re- | Draws $10 Penalty the | Geavor to re-establish his home." Quebec Courts Dec, 19--(OP)--A battle Home Dairy Staff Is Entertained The members of the Home Dairy staff were entertained at a Christ- to | mas dinner and party last night by Jall let-passing activities in the Ancient capital. John Maynard How, twice con- xT EEE fil Grit Stronghold Falls In Quebec St. Liboire, Que., Dec. 19--(CP)-- Nationale the , William Duncan and Mrs. Duncan, Following the dinner held at the Queen's Hotel, the gathering spent an enjoyable evening at Mr. and Mrs, Duncan's home, 462 Simcoe Street North, Here singing and games were conducted with the prizes going to Mrs. Ethel Parfitt, Miss Nina Major and Herb Gill. On behalf of the Fath Jack Mon- roe presented Mr. and Mrs. Duncan with a Christmas gift, extending best wishes to them for Christmas and the New Year, Five Dogs Need Of New Homes Inspector G. O. Johnstone of the Oshawa Humane Soclety announc- es that homes or owners are want- ed for the following dogs: One police dog, male, dark color; an Airdale, male, brown color, with collar: a terrier, male, with white and black markings, tan head; a part Pomeranian dog, female, brown, with black face; a Scotch t | collie, female. A telephone call to 3843-M would be appreciated, if anyone is inter- --all | ested in obtaining one of these ani- mals, lawyer, Daniel Johnson, to the Quebec Legislature with a plural- ity of more than 1,000 votes. Dr. Roland Bailly, country doctor chosen by the Liberals to defend a seat the party had held with one exception since the tum of the century, was defeated by a margin greater than ever recorded before in a constituency where close elec-| baljan tions had been the rule. When returning officer Heras Cardin last night decided to call it a day, four polls out of 49 were un- reported, and the vote stood: Mr. Johnson, 4301; Dr, Ballly, 8,278; ~4orges DeGrandpre, Independent, The successful candidate's plural. ity of 1,023 shattered a 27-year-old mark of 760 set in 1919 by the Lib- Assaulting Wife Pleading guilty to a change of common assault against his wife, Charlotte Curran, Melville Curran, 116 Olive Avenue, was given the minimum penalty of $10 and costs or ten deys in jail by Magistrate Ebbs in court this h "We've never had a case lke this in court before" said Magistrate Fabs, commenting on the case, in which neither the accused nor his wife seemed to have any deep-seat- | this ed provocation for the incident. "A penalty won't have the desir- ed effest from what can be seen of your attitude," Magistrate Ebbs the acoused, advising him "to en- told | when he can Say Iranians On Shooting Spree cow radio accused Iranian central Russian institutions and citizens there. "In the course of the last few days over 60 Azerbaijan Democrats have been murdered and about 300 arrested in Tabriz," the broadcast sald, quoting a Tass dispatch, which in turn quoted the Tehran newspa- per Dad. "Bandit elements and detach- ments under Col. Hashemi in Tabriz have for several days past been brutally supressing Democratic ele- ments, arresting hundreds of people and shooting them on the spot," the broadcast sald a Tass special correspondent in Tabriz reported in a second dispatch, No Driver's License Draws $20 Fine Malcolm G. Hope, 49 Oshawa Boulevard, was fined $20 and costs or 20 days in jail for driving with- out a license in Magistrate's Court morning. This was the accus- ed's second offense. "Why would a man be so foolish as to drive without a driver's license one for a couple of dollars?" Police Chief Owen D. Friend queried. ---- 1.4 i! ) LL ok and especially te you! price for every person on your Everybody's Christmas Store. RUBINSTEIN Heaven Sent 6 ~the Merry Christmas Store. So don't disappoint anyone this year. Make all your selections from our Yule Log of heart-warming gifts--perfect presents to light up faces with good will to all . . . Yes, indeed--the right gift at the right ADRIENNE GIFT SETS $1.20 -- $10.00 REMINGTON ELECTRIC RAZOR BACHELOR GIFT SETS ror wen 51,00 -- $2.50 YULE LOG Heart-Warming London, Dec. 19 (AP)--The Mos- | § government troops today of shoot- |§ ing hundreds of persons in Azer-|§¥ province and of attacking |g BROADWAY GETS RUNYON'S ASHES New York, Dec, 19 -- (AP) -- Broadway, the street he loved and pen most of his life writ- have tru'y loved and that so good to me." Circulation Now 3 Million Daily Toronto, Dec. 19--(CP)--Combin- ed circulation of Canadian Daily newspapers now is more than 3,000. 000 copies daily, the Canadian Dally Newspaper Association reported to- day. Gain in circufation has been steady since 1939, but today's fig- ures exceed that year's by nearly 1,- 000,000, The gain has been made' despite a 50-per cent increase in newsprint prices during the last two years, and a 20-per cent jump in labor costs which forced many dailies to increase their price to the public, Increased circulation in member papers, the Association said, is good news to advertisers because rates now are at a new low. Local Sea Cadets Enjoy Annual Christmas Party With the officers the rat- ings, in the Navy's traditional Christmas style, the Oshawa Sea Cadets of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps, "Sir Francis Drake", were tendered their annual Christ- mas party last evening, at St. George's Parish Hall, A hundred "all ranks", were en- tertained by the Kiwanis Club's "Sea Cadet Committee", headed by Chairman Fred W. Kitchen and as- sisted by Kiwanians Fred Moés and Harold Armstrong. The officers and committee members waited on the tables, serving the fine dinner pre- pared by the ladies of St. George's Women's Guild. Following the meal, which the young sailors "sighted and sank same", special awards for all-round efficiency were presented by Com- manding Officer, Lieut. G. H. Camp- bell, R.CS.C. These awards, based on attendance, neatness, co-opera- tion and example to others as well as for efficient work, highlights of the year's work for the young Cadets. Cadets Irvine, Baker and Albert Pritchard each received the official R.CS.CC. Drake" crests, large colored insignia to be worn on "civvy" sweaters or 'windbreakers. "Navy League R.C.S.C." silver em- blem rings were presented to Lieut. ©. -Chesebrough, R.CS.C., Warrant Officer P. W. Lee, R.C8.C, Cadet P.O. Tom Daley and Cadets Allan and Kehoe. Following a brief impromptu of "Sir Francis plano numbers by W. O. Jack Csier, R.CS.C. and Cadets Kearney and Elliott, the Kiwanis Sea Cadet Com- mittee passed out theatre passes to every cadet, as well as oranges and apples. Later in the evening, the Officer, Ratings and their guests, enjoyed their usual "Christmas Dance" at Rotary Hall, where "The Ship" had been especially decorated for the occasion, Husband Must Provide Home Kingston, Dec. 19.-- (CP) -- Despite the housing shortage, a husband is legally bound to pro. vide a home for his wife el where than in his parents' resi- dence, Mr. Justice P, E, F, Smily has ruled. He made the ruling yesterday as he dismissed with costs to the defendant an action brought by Arthur K, Twigg of Kinzston, for- mer Canadian army lieutenant, for annulment of his marriage to Elizabeth McCusker Twigg of Glasgow, Scotland. The couple were married in Glasgow in Aug- ust, 1942 FARM BURNS Cooksville, Dec. 19--(CP)-- Fire of unknown' origin caused loss of approximately $15,000 on the farm of Harold Lawrence on the sixth concession -of nearby Toronto town- ship last night Two barns, six head of cattle, 65 pigs, 500 hens, 600 bu- shels of grain and 15 tons of hay and straw were destroyed in the blaze which was discovered by Frank Scarlet, who saw the flames from his window. Say Match Thrown In Greasy Water Started Blaze Fire, which broke out when a match was alleged to have been flung into a pail of water coated with a layer of grease, caused dame Fire Chief stairs kitchen at 182 Athol 8 East, shortly after midnight night, The home is owned by Melville Montgomery and the upstairs tenanted by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Welsh. ; Smoke from the blaze caused most of the damage to the room snd contents, it was reported. School Bus, Truck Collide, 1 Dead Columbia, 8. C., Dec. 19--~(AP)~-- slightly hurt today in the collision of a lumber truck and a School bus near White Rock, a village 18 miles northwest of here. ad The dead man was Sam Rowe, an occupant of the truck. J. Barl Wes- singer, the bus driver, was brought to" hospital here where his condi- tion was reported as serious. Eight. other men on the truck were unhurt OSHAWA GRASS FIRE Yesterday afternoon firemen ex- tinguished a grass fire, which broke out at Blewitt's Farm, Ritson Road North at Ross Road. 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