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- PP £ PAGE FOURTEEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE SATURDAY, APRIL 17, What to Do To-Night Recreation Healquarvers 100 Gibbs Street : DAILY 4 «3 to 4 pm.--Leather --Wocdhop en ~Ecgnte-age --Eolitginte-age group. boys' and girls' I shells, boys' nior radio drama re- Music and Ryn rer on Monday and Thursds: Boys' shellcraft on 'Wednesday. 7 to 9 p.m.~--Adult leathercraft, shell- craft and woodworking. dey) Shell- gymna- Drama 4 to 5:30 paAll boy Wooden . ni Saturday 9 to 12 noon--Children's activities: Art Class, Rhythm Band ang choral up; 8 to 11:30 2% i - vd m.--Community quare Ps Dance Night at C.R.A. (Bathe Park Broun, are hosts). Broadcast 9:30 10:00 Di Mon 7:00 p.m.~Drama Group, radio re- hearsal. ea) 3: 00 .m.--Men's weight-lifting. $y ~Adult leatherbraf It. . LE pm. --Aut ood arKing. TH pn eed smocking and jg. 7:00 p.m.--Ladtes' Gym: 7:00 p.m.--~Men's Poi i ¢ m.--Air Cadets, in audi orium. : i. --Storie Park community meeting, lecture room. Wednesday M4 .m.--Drama group, radio section. hat mn --] a group, stage section. 7: .m.--Community Association Cen- 1 Council, lecture room. Ni : Monday, 7:30 p.m.--Bathe Park © Community meeting at Ritson School. For The Common Weal... (Continued from Page 13) noted from minutes of the period concerns currency in use. Sterling pounds, shillings and pence, may be recorded on one page, while financial notes on the next may be in dollars - and cents. This was probably the interim period . before final adoption of our present form of currency. Those were the days when lumber "was purchased by tender for the construction of plank sidewalks. We "pote one such purchase in 1862, 80,000 feet of 1%" pine plank and 4" cedar scantlings, to be supplied | 4 at $6 per thousand feet. Assur ance was also given that this would be first-class stock, delivered where required. Henry Pedlar, one of thé forebears of the founders of the present Pedlar Metal Products Com- pany, was at that time appointed street surveyor for the year at a salary of £7.10.0 Those were the days too, when aftér considerable discussion at a meeting in 1853, Mr. Roblrt War- ven was Authorized to proceed to Rochester - and there purchase a manual fire engine (to which refer- ence was made in a previous chap- ' fer), and that moreover, "Messrs, Hoitt, Lockhart and Wall will be a committee \to raise £100 for said purchase." It is quite clear that they had adopted a "pay-as-you-go" policy. No bad thing in any age. The Interested Citizen Deliberations" were not left en- tirely to members of the council and their working committees. The pri- vate citizen felt that he too had a voice. His was a voice willing to express facts garnered over store counters, or at rail fences, or after chats in church drive sheds, lodge halls or taverns. Opinions thus en- gendered often took practical form. Although clothed with authority, the council was after all, a small body, little more than an executive committee, It was quite natural therefore, that when any mar of serious import was under oconsidera- fb Bayview Presents CONCHITA TRIANA Talented SPANISH DANCER Sat., April 17 1| tion, arrangements were made for a sent and exceedingly articulate '| when the subject was thrown open '| 1s the case in later years. Certain town's meeting. At such meeting, all interested citizens would be pre- for discussion. Questions pertinent and even impertinent might be. dir- ected at various council: members. Faots were. brought into the open and little was left unsaid By a citi- zenry accustomed to a frank expres- sion of opinion. Undoubtedly it was because there were fewer distractions, as a con- sequence of no speedier method of disseminating news than by tele-q graph, that folks took local public matters to heart more closely than it is too, that for generations poli- tics ranked next to religious views, when classifying an individual. Those were the simple days, béfore "isms" became of world-wide conse- quence, or initially identified ideo- logies were invented, or received mueh publicity. One could almost truthfully paraphrase Gilbert and Sullivan and have said of our citi- zens of the days we have attempted to describe: dr 0 Bros.' suspenseful drama, JOAN CAULFIELD AND CLAUDE RAINS lead off the brilliant cast in Warner "The Unsuspected," which opens Monday Regent Theatre. This gripping melodrama also ushers in Director. Michael Curtiz as a producer under Warner Bros.' bright banner. at the "Every Oshawa boy or gal born in this worl alive, was either a little Liber-AL MARKS 2- ASTION FILLED HITS AT HE MARKS STARTING MONDAY n... rug melodrama, crowded with. violent action, keynotes Uni- versal-International's "Ride the Pk Horse," with Robert Montgomery 28 rector and star, which opens on ay at the Marks Theatre. ith, a staccato screenplay by Ben Heck and Charles Lederer based on Dorothy B. Hughes best-seller of o same title, Montgomery has direct- ed the film so that it is jammed with sheer excitement. i ARMOURED , REGIMENT THE ONTARIO REGENT CURTIZ® EL "THE USPECTED" STARTS MONDAY AT THE REGENT Mystery, with a radio background, keynotes Warner Bros.' brilliant thrill "The Unsuspected," a Michael Curtis production, which is the open- ing attraction starting Monqag at the Regent Theatre. No less than five personalities top this cast including: Joan Caulfield, Claude Rains, Audrey Trotter Constance Bennett and Hurd Hatfield. Not contert with this_im- pressive array of talent Warner Pie. Michael North to UJ REGIMENY In the role of a cynical, veteran of the Pacific War Mon mery comes to a small New Mexic town at flesta time seeking RL and blackmail. The target of his foray is a master criminal, skilfully portray- ed by Fréd Clark, who he believes was responsible for the death of a PREPARED PART I ORDERS By Lt.-Col, M. P. Johnston Commanding or Alm pubic. in this production. ast: as a soft-spoken radio personality, whose weekly airings of murder mysteries, have put him 2% the top of hi profession. Most the action takes place in his palatial country estate, where he crates the The oamera also takes in pal. Also on the master criminals trall is a G-man, handled by soft Art, Smit. who wants to make an ally of Montgomery snd get from him the Bn check that would send rison for war frauds. Clark pay off but instead sends henchmen abroad in the little town to kill Montgomery who is knif- ed and slu , but not before he has Iuicted bloody damage on his pur- Urwo of the town's citizens befriend < encing 0001 hrs 19 Apr 48-- Montgomery--the proprietor of the an- cient merry-go-round, a homespun 2/Lt. T. Currell, Next for duty-- orderly Se BRE" Thomas: Gomer: ad y (b) 'Orderly Sergeant for week |a wistful little Indian girl who 8t- commencing 0001 ars 19 Apr 48.-- taches herselt with doglt e but Jutile 8gt., C G.. Pearn. Next for duty-- evotion to the ti andsome @ringo. ' Wanda Hendrix, a screen newcomer, Sgt. N, 8. Crossley. is capable and plausible as the Indian 2. PARADES: lass who finds not love at the story's Regular weekly parade of Unit end but a heightened social status which to her is as satisfying as ro- will be held Monday 19 Apr 48: ° 1955 hrs . --Fall In, Roll mance. Andrea King turns in a fine Call. ormance as he master criminal's double- i "Key Witness, bBED mx 0 drama of 2000 hrs to 2020 hrs--Drill SY xs , 2010 hrs to 2055 hrs--D & M a man wanted for his own "murder," 2056 hrs to 2105 hrs--Break 2105 hrs to 2115 hrs--Drill will start an engagement at the Marks Theatre on Monday. John Beal, Trudy 2115 hrs to 2200 hrs--D & M 2200 hrs --Dismiss Marshall and Jimmy Lloyd are featur- 3. DRESS: ed in what is certain to be an en- grossing picture. Beal, as a hen-pecked architect who runs from the arms of love into the smbrace of murder, is sald to give a Dress for above parade, BD, Be- memorable performance in hi is frat since ry service. gv} ret, Anklets and Web Belt. | of implication In a murder, Beal ru 4. BASIC GUNNERY COURSE: AWAY and Decomes a Jramp. He ww , mi: " The following results are' listed inter accused of the frst murder but for those personnel trying the Basic | is clear when e rea ler con- Gungery Tests conducted on 5 Apr femes and J hen conffonted yin the 48 for entry into the individual args identity Se hos "taken! . Jan 1065's: «Officers--Major Lancaster, Capt. Neill, MC, Capt. Flewelling, Major Gibbs, Capt. Carson, 2/Lt. Hender- son, 2/Lt. Rolls, 2/Lt. Warnica, 2/Lt. Currell. Other ranks--Sgt. Jackson, » Fleming, Sgt. O'Connor, Sgt. Mec- TEN ag & Laren, Sgt. Crossely, Cpl. Jeffery, TODAY J. G., Tpr, Doucette, Tpr. Clapp. Biltmore--"Apache Rose," shown at 205 500, 745 and 1040 pm. -- "What Next Corporal The Commandmg - Hargrove," shown at 1230, tends. his ini. Mic he 326, 6.10 and 9.05 pm. Last above personnel who have success- fully completed Basic Gunnery. 5, - ADMINISTRATION: complete show at 9.06 p.m. Marks -- "Down to Earth," at Work Ssheet No. 1 is SHached to this order as Pr s. Wotton, 12.25, 2.15, 4.10, 6.00, 7.55, 10.00. Capt. & Adjt. "Barbara Ann," at 2.05, 4.00, 5.50, 7.40, 9.45, Last complete for M. P. Johnston, Lt.-Col, Officer Commanding, show at 9.35. 11 Armd Regt (Ont R) 11 Armd Regt (Ont R) Last Onder No. 14 RF dated 5 'Apr 48. This Order No. 15 RF \ Dated 12 Apr 48 Oshawa, Ontario. 1. DUTIES: . (a) Orderly Officer for week t -- "Mother Wore Tights," 1.30, 3.30, 530, 7.35, 9.40. Last complete show 9.25. actual br sti procedures In the Wntaveng of this thrilling mystery *Birounding Rains are "Miss Caulfield as his ward, who is reported lost at sea during the opening part of the picture, but later turns up as the drama unfolds. Miss Totter is a de- signing niece who expects to move in and take over the reported dead girl's possessions. Hatfield is' her weakling and M t 1s cast In a somewhat flippant role of radio pro- ducer. North, who makes his bow under the Curtiz banner, in this pro- duction plays the hero's role who helps ugiangls the weird pr ings. Meredyth adapted the Story from a Charlotte Armstrong novel of the same name, Boi Rana Macpougal oody r th Breaell, ASC. © wi in Jn charge hy Phe juspected" bes grr Y. special Michael Curtiz produc- tion. He has long been established as one of Hollywood's top directors, AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS Delicious Meals Sun Deck & Solarium overlooking Ocean. New Modern Tile Baths with Showers 3 "Couch-and-Four" guests may secure meals at the Jeflerson, il desired. JOHN H FETTER, Gen. Mgr. Recruits are being accepted for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police 'Applicants must be single--between the ages of 18 and 30 years. For further information apply to the nearest R.C.M. Police Detach- . ment or the Commissioner, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Ottawa Muir" o a two-day engagement er in the filmization of SN ORE diene Tierney currently starred in "The Ghost and Mrs. at the Odeon-Biltmore Monday. Ca- R. A. Dick's Selebrated Dense ler are are Rex Harrison and G comedy "It's A Joke Son!" Added brings Senator Claghorn (from the Fred Bodin Radio 0) tn the HI his ported by Una Merkel, Douglas Dumibrille and a host of stars. BILTMORE TOP STARS IN GRAND DOUBLE PROGRAM OPENS HERE MONDAY Gene Tierney, Rex Harrison e Sanders are the trio of stars currently seen in Twentieth Century< Fox's filmization of "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir," R. A. Dick's celebrated best-seller which spread a sly smile across the face of the nation. The film, which opens Monday at the Odeon-Biltmore Theatre, marks the first time Miss Tierney and Harrison have been teamed on the screen. For Gene, her current role following her strongly dramatic part in "The Razor's Edge," comes as a welcome change of pace. She appears as the high-spirited widow whose taunting smile involves her in the siTanigest, bradicament any woman ever faced e role of the lusty sea captain who, in his own haunting way, knows a thing or two about love, is Harrison's second por- trayal for an American studio. His re- cent appearance as the King in "Anna and e King of Siam" won se tional critical and public acclaim. George Sanders adds to his gallery of Oreralts of suave sophisticates with is performance as the wolfish painter whi 0 throws out a smooth line for Edna Best, as the bewildered house- maid, heads the Joatured Sass J] Nn film which was directed Manxiewios and Sond oF "oem ADDED FEATURE Senator Claghorn will make his screen debut Monday at the Odeon-Blltmore- theatre in the added hilarious hit "It's A Joke Son! Kenny Delmar, in his Fred Allen- famed role as the sage of Allen's Alley, retains all his hilarity. and reve himself as an excellent actor. He makes Claghorn even funnier on the screen Shan on the air, which is no mean ea' The plot deals with Claghorn's rise from pen-pecked hush and to senator, with a dozen laughs eve he way. The machinations DE political machine, headed Ry villain Douglas Dumbriile, dail daunt the South's favorite soi is aided by an "excellent ed by famed comedienne, Una Merkel, who returns to the screen 3 give one of her Snes Ll torbances, Kenneth Farrell, are' revealed as po- tential star material. "It's A Joke Son!" marks Holly- wood's most successful transference to "the year's happiest hit." LARGER PRINTS 6c ea. ® 8-HOUR SERVICE pare for yourself, 10 RICHMOND ST. E. oN e DOUBLE SIZE OR . OUT OF TOWN ORDERS MAIL TO BOX 111 OSHAWA PO YOU DO YOUR UTMOST TO TAKE A GOOD SNAP? That is not enough! Our developing is fine, our printing is clean, No hypo splashes or finger marks on your films. good effort that you made when taking them. Take your films right to the shop where they are finished and com- NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE EC ------ MARKS--AR excfing 3 scene from Universal. Intenationals. "Ride the k Horse," is climaxed with the capture of the deaf ace criminal, played by plo Cai, left, by Ar ain Robert, Montgomery and Wanda Hendrix. On the [on y 4) " \J ale program, y, the "Key Witness," starring John" Beal ADILLAC HOTEL Sunday Night Candlelight Dinners 5:00 - 7:30 p.m. ® MENU eo ° PETITE ASSORTED CANAPES AS SELECTED ¢ HORS D' OEUVRES G! UIT, ORANGE AND PEACH COCKTAIL [ CHOTOE OF TOMATO, GRAPEFRUIT OR APPLE ad ® HOME-MADE CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOU! T-. 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Betty GRABLE' @ Dan DAILEY J 7» ENE eo TODAY ONLY eo Larry Parks Rita Hayworth ¢ "DOWN TO EARTH" THE EXCITEMENT OF DESPERATE ADVENTURE! wits WANDA HENDRIX « ANDREA KING THOMAS GOMEZ - FRED CLARK ACTION-FILLED FEATURES I with a taunt in her smile Harrison with a haunt n his kiss Together in the most unusual love affair ever told! GENE TIERNEY REX HARRISON GEORGE SANDERS The GHOST and MRS MUIR win EDNA BEST - VANESSA BROWN -- I BON a 0) a -- fio Tats Sap TRL Uhchgpe A