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|} SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1951 THE DXILY TIMES-GRZEYYR ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ROOM AND BOARD Br Gene Abern| "RADI - eB ara BE or re ; HOB OVER AY PLA PIPES WITH MY NEXT YEAR. 1 FEEL, WH HIKENESS-ON THEM, THAT I WAS GOING SUCH VIOLENT OPPOSITION, § 3 ce IN THE CAMPAIGN-. ++ - NOW WHAT'LL L WITH EM 2 JAMIESON DRUGS FROMFI DELIVERT{ 'DIAL 5-1169 241 KING ST. EAST NORTH SIMCOE B| MACY 885 SIMCOE ST. N. - ® FOR QUICK DELIYERY ® FOR PRESCRIPTIONS DIAL 5-1253 (Continited from Page 18) 47--Legal Notices Central Mortgage and Housing N ~ Corporation TENDER File No. 106-3-6-1-A6 Ajax Development Project -- Harwood Avenue Combined Curb and Gutter, 41--Articles Wanted TASH FOR GOOD USED FURNI- ture, beds, cribs, heaters, cook stoves. 24 Bond St. W., dla' 3.4863 (Nov.14) a -------- pA ---- HIGHEST PRICES PAID Foun paper, rags, mattresses, iron and metals. Local and out ot tows Salle up free. Dial 56-3432, ardale jickes up Metals 100 Annis St. east Catch Basins and of C.N.R. Station. (N14) Asphalt Roadway PIANOS. CASH FOR YOUR PLANO | Sealed tenders, plainly marked as to now Wilson and Les. 79 Simcoe ™ | content and addressed to the under- Dial 5-2822. (Nov16) | signed will be received up to 2:00 "USED | ITURE WANT. | p.m., Tuesday, November 20th, 1951 fg Or Lg bh atid heat. | for the performance of the following bo [ King West. Dial 5-0132 work: the construction of a combin- (Nov15) | ed curb and gutter, catch basins, and asphalt roadway for Harwood Ave. 32--Female Help Wanted Ajax Development Project, Ajax, Ontario. CLERK TYPIST, WITH SRosY> Plans, specifications and contract hand and aptitude for figures, *_ | documents for this project may be perience not necessary. Apply Sus "| obtained by prime contract tenderers ness Manager, Oshawa General oD at the address shown below. A de- pital. (23D lst of $10.00 In the form of a AVON REPRESENTATIVES ARE | cheque made payable to Central earning greater income than ever | Mortgage and Housing Corporation before. There are 2 good territories | js required for each complete set of open for. capable women. Write to-| plans, specifications and documents. day and cash in on big Christmas | This deposit will be refunded if the business, Box 824, Times-Gazette.# |documents are returned in good con- (261c) | dition within two weeks of the clos- SE ENTED -- EXPERIENCED RE- | ing of tenders. billed - Lob to do early, | Each tender must be accompanied by aly cleaning. (Must really kno | a, security deport amounting to 10% licant must be quiet. Con- . A - id EE vi A re aris not | ity deposit will be forfeited in the tolerated. Best wages. Apply Box event the successful tenderer refuses | 838, Times-Gazette (263¢c) | to enter into the contract on the ba- | d bills NSE ------- | 8is of his tender when called upon | GOOD TYPIST to do so. The security deposit of the unsuccessful tenderers will be re- turned, A. marked cheque on a Char- INVOICING J tered Canadian Bank and made pay- and other clerical work. Times-Gazette prints program cocrections and es as submitted and Information on raulo programs 1s supplied by the individual The does not D lity for {i listings. SATURDAY EVENING CKEY-Mysteries WGR,Vaughan Monroe WBEN-Round Table 745 PM. FLOORS SANDED WALL AND FLOOK TILE SUPPLIED AND LAID TILE. CLEANER and WAX SOLD DIAL 3-7251 10.30 P.M. CKLB-News: Sports CBL-Organ Music CJBC-Orchestra UKEY-News. sports CJBC-Bgrn Dance WBEN-Round Up 8.00 P.M. 1045 P.M. CBL-Sat. Sports Page CKLR-Stay Tuned For CJBC-Twenty Questions | Terror CKEY-News: Army; CJBC-Royal Tour Diary C.C.F. Talk; CBL-Royal Tour Diary Cavalcade CKEY-Grant Trio; CFRB-Gene Autry P.C. Talk WGR-Gene Autry CFRB-Jimmy Shields WBEN-Jane Ace Sings 8.30 P.M. CBL-Share the Wealth CJBC-Music Hall CFRB-Amazing Oscar Hammerstein WGR-Football Score- WGR-Hopalong Cassidy board WBEN-Bob and Ray WBEN-NBC Symphony CKEY-Cavalcade of f "Why d uh on Toscanini Music; P.C. Talk orget. "Why do we s observe 645 P.M. 2.00 P.M. » Remembrance Day?" he asked, WGR-News CBL-News; NHL God gave us memories so that we | wpmN.Nova Scotia Hockey could have roses in December, so! wolkiore CJBC-Take It From that when days are dull, dark and | 7.00 P.M Here . - CKEY-News; Hayloft Hoedown grim, we may remind ourselves of aK A CKLB-0Old Ranch the better things of life -- friend. | Cel. High. : ship, kindness, hours of quiet con- | lwo: Tov High CERE News; NHL 1130 P.M. tent, and the good things we call | CBL-Armdale Chorus |WGR-Gangbusters CBL-Saludos Amigos wide selection of imported and the fruits of the spirit. Today, CJBC:Juke Box Jury ALL Tek CJBC-Orc¢hestra Somestiz Granites and Marbles - § when there is so much anxiety, | CKEY-News; Ballroom 9.30 P.M. JFRB-News; Sports; [ depression and bewilderment, it is {SERB Topaiong SS 5CiDaase Paty erry Go Round A AAAA IANA a tonic for us to remember the | Cassidy " No -Glacy's valiant hearts who sacrifice, their | WGR-Johnny Dollar WEEN-Grand Ola Opry WEEN: Penthouse Clul lives for an ideal. ~ 7.15 P.M, WGR-Broadway's My. | 12.00 MIDNIGHT MUST HOLD TORCH HIGH CBL-United Nations 1000 P.M. [CRIB Nowa) Dreamtime R. P. Opie; 10.00 a.m.--Sat-R-Day Camp--a| "Is it enough to remember /the | 7.30 P.M. |CIJBC-The Shamrock CKlY-riews; House 441 Queen's Quay West club program for girls 9-12 years | dead? said Captain Cleverdon, | CKLB-Old Ranch House CKEY-News; Sports; Party Toronto 2B, Ontari "|of age. Program includes crafts,|"and to recall their names once a | CBL-Music from Films Lib. Talk; Bands CFRB-News; Sports; w: Mintaro, games, folk dancing, club pro-|year? Ought we to be content with | CIBC-Una Mae isle hy Waxworks wiizry Se Round jects, parties, skits, etc. wearing a popy on our coat, or A Sows ¥de Beatty; DN - Dangerous 3 y ; 9.00-12.00 p.m. -- Over 20-Club/| placing a wreath on a memorial, | & 6.00 P.M. CKLB-News; Sports CBL-Sports , CKEY-News; Ballroom CFRB-P. Brooks WGR-News; Sports; America on Wheels; WBEN-News 6.15 P.M. CKLRB-Sunper Club CBL-News WB Huy -dports CFRB-F, Martin R30 P.M. CBL-Bill Morton SyBC-News, sports; Four Knights CFRB-News; Sports; K. Griffin (Repairs and Service TO COFFIELD WASHERS AND OTHER MAKES QUICK and EFFICIENT SERVICE WARNER WILLIAMS: 78 SIMCOE N. DIAL 3-7752 -- 11.00 P.M. CKLB-News; Platter Party CFRB-News; Round CBL-Prairie Schooner CJBC-News; Orchestra CKEY-News; Midnight Express WGR-News; Sports; Bowling Briefs WBEN-News 11.15 P.M. CJBC-Buddy Weed WBEN-Tex Beneke Merry-go= Stafford Bros. MONUMENTAL WORKS 318 Dundes St. E. Whithy Phone Whitby 552 MONUMENTS AND FINE QUALITY MARKERS Precise workmanship and careful attention to detail are vour assur- an.e when you choose from the tions, that many would rather able to Central Mortgage and Hous- ing Corporation or negotiable Dom- inion of Canada bonds will be accept- ed as security deposits. The lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. SATURDAY, NOV. 10 SAVS! Scoop! Charlie McGarthy tell : he'll be in Canada next ay 2 make a coloured movie short. He'll bring Edgar Bergen if Bergie proms _ Ises to raise his allowance. Parae doxically, Charlie is aiding schools + teachers by appearing in these half. = hour shorts which are producéd by ~ Single girl preferred. APPLY V. A. Henkelman WBEN-News; Orch. TIMES-GAZETTE (262t1) dance--a weekly club dance held for those in the community who singing hymns and then going on our way, feeling that we have done SUNDAY MORNING Bergen's own company and combine geographic education with comedy. » Banff, Lake Louise, Quebec City, all that is required of us for an- | 7.00 AM SUNDAY, NOV. 11 other year? Those who died left | Rye 2.00-5.00 p.m.--Library open. a task they were unable to com- | OEY News; Salvation trade. Must have at least two years 2.00-5.00 p.m.--Art exhibit--Cal- plete. It is our bounden duty to | worn brea high scheol and be wing oo stay gary Exhibit. fulfill that task, and hold high the | gerenade ri com- 3 | ht Py Tv Stperintendent The 7003.00 p.yri~Linvary pen, \ a with ie | 0AM Times-Gazette. (257t1) 7.00-9.00 p.m.--Art Exhibit ill hee . Ri wm CREY:Sncred Heart; IWhehe oy | Saigary Jali i fo Sr 2 a" {News & Sports 9.15 AM ! For 7 years, Quentin M. MONDAY, NOV. 12 been paid for freedom has been | | . . |CKEY-Devotions been composi in Matleon has ' 8.00 AM. | composing a Jazk Concerto for 9.30-11.30 a.m.--Morning Nurs- ghastly, We dare not break faith | as |CKEY-Strathmore ICFRB-Voice of electric - instruments -- the organ ae v Si with them. CKLB-News; Rise and | Church | Prophecy _ solovox, electric-guitar and theseoun j ery--a nursery school program for " | Shine |CFRB-Forward on the 'waR-Headli The latter Tooks like a metol rod children four years of age. There are some who despise |CBL-News; Postmark: | Ajr jwan ead wi a rt oR is a wa tod 9.30-11.30 a.m.--2.00-5.00 p.m. -- | their native land," said the speak- | UK. | | -Art o ving music when the hands ore. move en la fully equipped craft work shop |er, "and would bring it into disre- | CKEY-Sunrise Service 'WBEN-We Hold These 1045 AM. Son of cag be finshed by spring, {open for the teaching of leather-|pute. They need to be reminded of | WER Manca! Almanac;| Truths CKLB-As the Weeklies , s to be |cratt, gloves, slippers, weaving, |those who gave their lives for this | BS i 9.30 A.M. See It MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12 felt work, etc. sountry. If the mother country, |WBEN-News; Organ ppp children's Hour CBL-Recital 9-11.30 a.m.--Nursery School --| 7.30 p.m.--YWCA Senior Girls' | ¥ ich has given to the world more | 8.15 AM. Coon miolibly see ads WBEN-News five-year-olds--free play, music, | Council meeting. freedom than it ever galned for > Lid WGR-Hour ot St. WOR: Westuingier 11.00 AM. story hour, finger play, rhythm | All day--Art Exhibit--Open to |it#elf, can be described as a garden CJBC-Musical Francis . ' | Saint h 3.30530 p.m.--Boys' Woodwork- open. Exhibit--Calgary Exhibit, | described as 'that' green and Sh en ! 9.45 P.M. {CKLB-Simcoe St. United are over 20 years of age. ({WGR-Farm Bureau; |WGR-Treasury Guest News | 10.15 AM. 9.00 A.M. |CFRB-Your Life CKLB-News; Treasury; WGR-Mindy Carson Beautiful Music | 1030 AM. TLR. Nee i WGR-Trinity Choir |CKLB-Adventure | A |CIBC-Musical cE eo oo oo Niagara Falls and remote northern * spots will be featured when Bergen and Charlie visit Canada to make - their next travelogue. You'll hear Bergen and McCarthy (CBS) Sune day, 8 p.m. on CFRB. : 43 _Male Help Wanted BOY TO LEARN PRINTING Advertising Canvasser | Man between 40 and 60 years, for | Oshawa territory; full or part-time. | Liberal commission. WGR-News PHONE 35-6266 @61cy| A RED FEATHER SERVICE WANTED ENGINEERS Civil, Mechanical and ° ° * Wishart Compbell's hobby is birds watching. By daylight most weekends, CFRB's Diregtor of Music and pra- = ducer, is_scanning skies with field glasses. Guess birds have marked him as their friend. One night, Wishart heard tapping at the window. Open- ing it, he found a dazed and ex- hausted Warbler in migration. The Electrical Chemical Indus- | Enjoyed watghing Bod's Scrapbook. from the studio Sunday night, CJBC, 10 p.m. Maurice Boddington and his wife delve into -the darkest, some- times dustiest, corners of second-hand bookshops, to find the homey phils osophy, humorous readings and poetry that Bod does. with such mastery. Ad-lib background music on the electric organ is cleverly done by. Quentin Maclean. Jimmy. Shields sings and is sure-fire for TV. Sounds ever better when you can watch him! Harvey Handley, engineer and Jack 2.15 P.M. CFRB-Suhday at the Nunn! i |WoBanair Lott | T. D. THOMAS band, books, crafts. the public whenever building is|DOW. much more can Canada be (CJ oyal Visit oir lenin ' | CKEY-Family Hour ~ " Ss nigh ing Clup---poys under 19 300. | 80 p.m --Goiden Jubilee Chp-| PUTER, LUICL, ok only pace [CFRBRowtside Chapel SFE S: Sprinait coUYs avs quae SPEAKING TO | Sifilupetilh forefoot * ' . { se ; Junior Boys' Games Club. 20 Club E | of beauty, but a place where one | 8.30 AM. ¢ |WGR-Silver Lining (CJBC-Church Service | setter down, Zrstetully Wishart left ! 50 p.m--Over20 Clu Rey. | oi WBEN-Miners Quartet CKEY-News; Cariton | od , by ing Public Libtary-Children's Dept. | beg eeline ee va | chal we am. | Set Gone | Vis wi vad webuares ar i Cc rary-Children's Dept. i | ian Baptis unc a M. | 5 . for promine oD DA PED Te Pl. | TUESDAY, NOV. 13 A nl re king A hig Souls | CFRB-Buek to God |CKLB-News; Sunday |CFRB-Church Service oe oo try in Southern Ontario. Re 700 p.m, -- Oshawa Nursing] 930-1130 am--Morning Nurs |y olen oe X0aRY | WBEN-Devotions School | WBEN-Episcopal Joe oan, RHI. Cortare's Doni ired Technical Assistants Cadets--drill, practical first aid, | €I¥y--& nursery school program for i gb iidinde y A oy 8.45 AM orRECal to Worship Church TONIGHT Dix, answers problem_ietters rainy ired as ; ' . y 4 4 ay > - : ; TO t: it ou : 7.00 p.m.--Simcoe Hall and C. C. | children four years of age. or, tod Co Lb our hands | CKLB-Sacred Heart EY I Na Cu WGR-Westminster broadcasts with good sence and un- for Plant Maintenance 1949 2.00-5.00 p.m.--Crafts -- a fully | 8re tempted t row up our ha Evang ntre : at x - or * |Holman Cadets. cited craft work shop open for |and say, 'What's the use? What |CKEY-Stone Church WBEN-Nat, Radio 130 AM. 6: 50 "7 P. M. robles "iol mio 13. sateyencs: 1950 or 1951 groduates: only. Serio Coy Jon Ambiianee. the teaching of leathercraft, can we do?' I want to quote to you | and News Pulpit CBL-Concert Album bli money Phi +E laws, ti salary ex- Row : it | what a man once wrote to the | ness, unemployment, alcoholism, old: Please reply stating ry 9.00 p.m.--Rovers basketball. gloves, slippers, weaving, fe RE Sits irre shins SUNDAY AFTERNOON coreg . work, ete es stories too sad and pected to TUESDAY; NOYEMBER 13 5.00 p.m.--Badminton Club Exe- |2re true, whatsoever things are sordid to be aired. X NO. 837 911.30 a.m.--Nursery School -- | + p. oti honest, whatsoever things are just, 12.00 NOON 1.30 P.M. | 3.30 P.M. Buy A Poppy Today for Remembrance BO . four-year-olds -- free play, music, | CUlYe meeung. pure, lovely and of good report, if | CKLB-News; Treasures CIJBC-CJBC Views the |CJBC-Curtain Calls i story hour, finger play, rhythm 7.30 p.m. -- Keep Fit Class--a |p 0 1, any praise or virtue, think | In Melody Shows CFRB-Melodies Times-Gazette band, books fts : rhythmical activity class of exer- 3 | CBL-Royal Visit CKLB-Blue Danube | WREN-Washington | ¥ EARMARK THESE an y OTA LS cises for business girls in industry, | Of these things and the God of | cypc.Royal Visit CBL-Way of the Spirit WGR-To Be Announced FAVOURITES! io AG pg offices, stores, etc "| peace will be with you.' | CKEY-News; Sports CFRB-Suncay tious 3.45 P.M in Ma Perkins y ver. , ' . . ' ing | i | i ", | a 15 P.M. -- i Senior Boys' Games Club ove 7.00-10.00 p.m.--Crafts -- a fully] "It rests with us. The first thing {OFRE Salt Lake City WOR Money at Home |wBEN-John Swayze | w 13. PM oe snday to Fridey SA Wanted , : h for the | We must do to rebuild our land is N-University ot | | & ursu 4 gents Wan Junior Girls' Craft Club, | equipped craft shop open fo to rebuild our own lives and to | WGR-News; Three Suns Chicago 4.00 P.M. | & 1000 PIA. -- Thursday "REVOLUTIONARY NEW ELEC-| Girls' volleyball--public school | teaching of leathercraft, gloves, ob: "hem o pan of the Kingdom WBEN-News { 145 P.M. CiBC-News; ©. Massey | 4 eed Mical products available now. Noteams. . slippers, weaving, Soh Norky Su. [ot Brig gage ie 1215 BM. |WGR-Tony Martin CKEY-News; Doris Day | oollin, ! y. ¢ Librar; 1 15-9. .m.--Kee| ass-- , id a i Bo coin I rect on 4.00 pa phy Dept. a BL vy class of ex- those we honor today will not have CKED. Childrens 2.00 P.M. {SE Tisadiines users. Men, women, you take or-| 600 p.m.--Rovers basketball. | ercises suited to married ladies. | Deen In vain {Theatre |CKLB-News; Personali- WBEN-The Falcon ders and cash deposit, we ship to| 700 pm. -- Junior Fish and! All day--Art Exhibit--Open to Charles Wilcox expressed the WBEN-Barbershop tieq on Parade | 415 PM. customers. Easily earn $30.00 a week | Game Club. | the public when ever building is| Warm thanks of the gathering for | Quarter CBL-Nows; Ottawa WORN ard in -spare time. Department H 44, "73, nm" __ Oshawa Volleyball | D Exhibit--Calgary Exhibit, | the splendid address given by Cap- WGR-U.N. Record CJBC-Piano Playhouse p P.O. Box 204, Hamilton, Ontarle 3a) | League. | WEDNESDAY Nova 4 * | tain Cleverdon. | 12.30 P.M. CKEY-News; Musical 4.30 P.M. y : ¥ | : ; WGR-Symphonette CKLB-Polish Hour G6--Employment Wanted WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 | 9.30-11.30 a.m.--Morning Nursery | THANKS TO LADIES |CKLB-News; Sports | CFRB-Big Four 10 pall CEL ticles Spering 9-11.30 a.m.--Nursery School -- --a nursery school program for | Past President Sidney Brooks | CFRB-Highways of MAN, 30, JUST ARRIVED FROM five-year-olds -- free play, music, | children four years of age. proposed thanks to the ladies, and | Melody | Finland, wants farm play | y and, V: 5 good mechanic, Dial 3-8205, 212 King | St. W. (263a) YOUNG WOMAN, EXPERIENCED | typist desires position mornings. Dial 5-1277. (263b) FIRST CLASS PAPER HANGE and painter. Reasonable rates. All work guaranteed. For prompt and efficient service dial 5-0679. (263b) | MAN 46, EXPERIENCED IN COL- | lection and sales, requires employ- | ment. Would consider work in appli- | ance or furniture store. Dial 5-2744. | (262¢) | RELIABLE WOMAN DESIRES edposition as housekeeper or assist | ant cook, experienced. Dial 3-3278. | 'Manchester (262¢) YOUNG MOTHER IN CEDAR-| dale willing to look after young) child for working parents during] their working hours, moderate charges. Box 828, TimenGageite, | (261c) | MIDDLE-AGED LADY DESIRES | pesition, practical nursing prefer- | red. Dial 5-1225 or 380 Windsor Ave.' (261c) | 47--Legal Notices I will not be responsible for any debts, contracted in my name by anyone other than myself . without my written order, on and after this date, November 9, 1951. Signed: Lal. Edward Droy. ) (262c) On and aftter this date, I will not be. responsible for any debts con- tracted in my name by my wife, Phyllis © Marion Dulyea. Dated at Oshawa, November 9, 1951: Signed: Gordon J. Dulyea. | (262¢) NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF AMBROSE WILLIAM BRADLEY, DECEASED; All persons having claims against | the Estate of Ambrose William Brad- ley, late of the City of Oshawa, in the County of Ontario, Payroll Clerk, who died on or about the 25th day of September, A.D. 1951, are hereby notified to send to the un- dersigned on or before the 10th day of December, 1851, full particulars of their claims, Immediately after the said date the assets of the said deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which he shall then have notice. DATED at Oshawa, Ontario, this 20th day of October. A.D. 1851 work; also) story hour, finger play, rhythm | band, books, crafts. 3.30-5.30 p.m.--Boys' Wobdwork ing Club. Boys' Gym---all ages. Boys' Games Room--all ages. 6.00 p.m.--Teenage girls' bad- minton. 6.30 p.m.--Girls' Teenage Club-- gymnasium, business meeting, table tennis, dancing. 7.00 p.m.--Boys' Stamp Club. 74s p'm.--Flying Irish Basket- all. 7.30 p.m. -- Oshawa Duplicate Bridge Club. Weekly Budget Manchester -- Mr, F, B. John. san has returned from the west where he has been helping with the harvest. Mr. Richard Steer has bought Mr. J. G. 'Dobson's farm and Mr. Dobson has bought the W. ¥F. Thompson house south of the vil- lage, Mr. George Cowan, Carnarvon, visited his sister, Mrs. A. Roach on Thursday. 'We are glad to know Mr. George Leach is able to be home from Oshawa Hospital. We hope for his continued recovery. PRESCRIPTIONS Qui. kly and Accurately Filled --- MITCHELL'S DRUG STORE 9 Simcoe N. Dial 3-3431 4 Sheet Metal 21 CHURCH ST. Authorized Dealer ® ESSO OIL BURNERS | the work, etc 1.30 p.m.--Student nurses. 2.00-5.00 p.m.--Crafts -- a fully equipped craft work shop open for | leathercraft, | weaving, felt teaching of slippers, 2.15 p.m.--Student nurses. 3.00 p.m.--Slim and Trim Class --weight reducing and weight nor- malizing class for married ladies. 4.00-7.00 p.m. -- Irenie Harvey Dance Academy. 7.00-10.00 p.m.--Crafts--(Lecture only). 7.30-8.30 p.m.--Ballroom Danc- ing--Beginners--a series of Ball- room dancing lessons given each term to men and women. 8.30-9.30 p.m.--Ballroom Dancing --Beginners--a series of Ballroom dancing lessons given each term to men and women. 9.30 p.m.--Ballroom Dancing -- Advanced--a series of Ballroom dancing lessons for those who have completed the Beginners series. 8.00 p.m.--Oshawa Camera Club --this hobby club meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesday evening each month, and has an interesting schedule of meetings dealing with various phases of photography, print criticisms, exhibits, and spe- cial salon showings. All day--Art Exhibit.--Open to the public whenever the building is open. Exhibit--Calgary Ex- hibit. Honor Fallen (Continued from Page 3) in France speak through us we hear voices raised against peace. Let us bear in mind the lesson they taught us, and the message that they have for the world today, that we breed the spirit of toler- ance, justice and kindness that may yet save peace for a stormy world." GUEST SPEAKER Capt. the Rev. Harold Cleverden, the guest speaker, was introduced by Past President MM. McIntyre Hood. He said that 33 years ago, when Armistice came, it was be- lieved -that--a-war-to-end-all-wars these were generously given, re- sponse being made by Mrs. J. Lamb, President of the Ladies Auxiliary, who urged the young veterans of the second world war to be ready to step into the places of the old veterans who had held the fort for so long. SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT An excellent program of enter- tainment, with Bill Beaton, 1st Vice-President in charge, followed the speaking program. A group of Ukrainian dancers, under the leadership of Michael Yourkevich, presented a dazzling progragqn of folk dances, including the Kole- myka, Honoviter, Kosachuk Podo- lion, Kateryna, and Hrechanyka, and the chumak danced as a solo by Jerry Manila. Members of the company, trained by Michael Yourkevich, were Olga Turaski, Vera Nicholeshan, Patsy Turaski, Joan Starr," Sylvia Chopik, Patsy Hercick, Michael Yourkevich, Bob Zolvra, Eugene Mandryk, Teddy Cherewaty, Bob Hercia, and Jerry Manila. The musicians playing for the dances were Tony Laskowski, Mike Eleaiuk, Don Olynyk, Bill Slywka, and Eddie Horky. The audience was delighted by the splendid dancing exhibition of these boys and girls. Marion Ireland was a vivacious and popular tap dancer, and took e gathering by storm with 'a great exhibition of dancing on skates. Ken Mayberry, tenor, contributed two groups of Irish songs in: his usual enjoyable manner, and was brought back for encores Which were gratefully received. The entertainment, provided en- very high order and rounded out a memorable banquet, OKAY PENSION BILL Quebec (CP) -- Quebec legis- lative assembly approved unanim- ously yesterday a government bill for old age pensions at 65. The Liberal opposition in the elected provincial house accepted the bill with reservations. An independent member of the House thought the - | CJBC-Royal Visit tirely by Oshawa talent, was of a ie Remembrance Day" WBEN-Blue Barron | WGR-F. Carle J CFRB-Munro Music 1245 P.M. CKLB-World's Best 2.30 P.M. Sellers |CBL-Religious Period CFRB-Dr. A. E. Cliffe CJBC-Top Tunes WGR-News |{CKEY-Show Business CKEY-Tony Martin |WGR-Jo Stafford WGR-Quintet 14 PM, WBEN-Frankie Carle CKLB-News; Opera 2:15 P.M CBL-Music WGR-G : fla " CJBC-Folk Songs ~Guy mbardo JKEY-News; Tops in | 3.00 P.M. Pops !CJBC-Ont. Operation CFRB-News; Sports Safety WGR-Record Review; CKEY-News; Show News |CFRB-News; Sports WBEN-Music WEEN Yam) en WORM, Gould Show 15. BM, |CBL-New York CBL-Just Mary CJBC-Let's Find Out Philharmonic - s Fin SFRB-Queer Quirks 3.15 P.M. WBEN-Humanitarian Hour CFRB-Amos 'n Andy WGR-Amos 'n' Andy CBL-Joe Harris 8.00 PM, . CKLB-Church in the Wildwood CBL-Showtime CKEY-Sir Ernest MacMillan | CJBC-Don Wright CFRB-Charlie McCarthy) Chorus |WGR-Charlie McCarthy CFRB-News and Sports WBEN-Harris-Faye WGR-My Friend Irma 8.30 P.M. 6.15 P.M. CKLB-This is My Story CBL-News; Weather CKEY-Ballroom 6.00 PM. CKLB-News; David Rose s CBL-S.S. Marigold Stories CKEY-News; Score Board WBEN-News CFRB-Red Skelton WGR-Horace Heldt WBEN-Sports WBEN-Theatre Guild 6.30 P.M. : 9.00 P.M. CKLB-Operation Safety | CKLB-News RCA CBL-Royal Visit Victor CBL-Stage 52 "A World of His Own" CFRB-G. Lombardo WGR-Corliss Archer CKEY-News; N.H.L. Hockey CJBC-Singing Stars 9.30 P.M. CJBC-Greatest Story CFRB-Contented Hour WGR-Contented Hour WBEN-Eddie Cantor 1000 PM. CKLB-News; Musie CRIL-Naws; Weexend CFRB-Our Miss Brooks WGR-Our Miss Brooks WBEN-Big Show 6.45 P.M. CKLB-This is Holland 7.00 P.M, CKLB-Albert St. Church Service . 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Couldnt - happen « to - nicer - peo=" ple - Department: -- Congratulations, to Charles Jennings, appointed assis= tant-director, CBC programs , , , Ira Dilworth appointed director, pro="" gram production, . Hear ye! . . . The Mayor Reports 5:15 p.m. Sundays . . . Barry Wood's Midnight - Merry - Go - Round 11:20 weeknights, 11:35 Saturdays . . .'Wes McKnight and the Hot Stove League the NHL Hockey broadcasts 5 p.m, Saturdays . . . all CFRB. Joe Holliday, formerly CFRB, coma' out of hospital after 2 months' bout just as his first novel for boys a girls came off the press; it's "Dale" the Mounted." (FRB 1010 on your dial where your favourites are! IN LISTEN SUNDAY November 11th, 6 p.m. "THE VOICE OF LOCAL 222" UNITED AUTO WORKERS Subject "UNIONS UNDER ATTACK" 4 Robt. "Bob" Cook John M. Black - Sydney Sharples -° Courtice Oshawa Oshawa Oshawa ICKREY-News; House Party CFRB-News; Sports Frederick Steen - LISTEN EVERY WEEK ARTHUR W. S. GREER, K.C., & NEW iDEA FURNACES 6 King Street East, y ® Gar Wood Tempered Alr Units Oshawa, Ontario, 'Sales ond Service to all Moker' oy ia term 'old age pensions' was not |» Olvoack Beany Skid £83, se qt was received appropriate for the 40,000° Quebec 7.30 P.M. nr Special 2 y } citizens aged 65 to 60 who will get | CIBC-Pat's Music Room CJBC-Boc's S b Solicitor for the Executors DIAL >-2734 To many people, the anniversary |the $40 monthly allowances from | CKEY-Rotlywood g RB-Wayne ok | WGR-News: Musie . (Nov3,10,17) of that day recalled sad associa- | Jan. . Theatre WGR-Music For You WBEN-News SAME TIME