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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1951 THE DAILY TIMES- GAZETTE A MAR 5 PAGE NINE 3Hok CRA SATURDAY MORNING 9:30-11:30 am, -- Children -- Leathercraft, Woodworking, Girls' Gym, Boys' Gym and Boxing. ACROSS 1. Flock 5. Narrated 9. Melody 10. Ostrich-like bird 4. Chinese river 8. Barter 6. Unit J of 2 resistance 11. Foreign (Elec.) 12. Accumulate - 7. Marshy 14. A skin meadows tumor 8. Rushes 18. Deity 11. Beards 17. Chinese of rye silk 13. Rational 18. Northeast (abbr.) 19, Scatter 21. Half an em .19. Serious 20. Source Yof flour DAILY CROSSWORD 23. Simpleton 25. Spherical bod; y 27. Braced 28. Fold in 29. Imbue 30. A wing 31. 32. Ready 16. Coin (Swed.)35. Levels 38. Three-spot 40. A seasoning EAL AIPISIS OE MHIE WIN ik B] IRIAIT] OPE MICIHL MELD BIC TINS ALA BRP [| Of [INGA NINEEIY AJR MUO) AMAT INLIA TINSIC BATFE MSIAID! ATRIAIRIAIT IRMIAICIE] OEM TIoIC NOITIEBALL [OIE ERIS [ERRIENIT] Me framework thread Pendant of ice phe' Yesterday's Answer money 42, Diocesan center 44. Goddess of dawn card ' | Regent -- Plaza -- "Lady From Texas," 2:05, 3:59, 5:53, 7:47, 9:41. Last show, 9:06 p.m. "Warpath," 1:40, 5:00, 8:20. "Peking Express," 3:15, 6:35, 9:55. Last complete show, 8:10. Biltmore -- "Mr. Soft Touch," 1:00, 4:02, 7:04 and 10:09 pam. "He's A Cockeyed Wonder," 2:45, 5:47 and 8:52 p.m. Last complete show at 8:45 pm. Marks -- "Fury of the Congo," 1:00, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 10:10. "Renegades of the Sage," 2:20, 4:35, 6:50, 9:10. CNR Rushing Mail From East Coast Toronto -- There's going to be a rsh at the port of Halifax in the next three days to get the last of Christmas letters and parcels from overseas into as many Canadian Homes as possible before the holi- day, H. A. Pickering, superinten- dent of the Halifax Division, Cana- dian National Railways, said at Halifax yesterday. are co-operating to rush the unload- ing and despatch of nearly 17,000 bags of Christmas mail arriving at Halifax between now apd Satur- day in three liners. They are the Cunard liner Scythia, the 8.8. Arabia and the S.S. Manchester. The millions of letters and parcels will require the operation of 22 extra railway mail cars. GET EDUCATION GRANT Toronto (CP) -- The Canadian Education Association yesterday announced receipt of $36,545, first instalment of a $231,000 grant to help finance a five-year education program in Canada. The grant by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation of Battle Creek, Mich., is believed the largest ever made to a Cana- dian organization. yesterday looked into a double marriage in which a 13-year-old girl wed her 46-year-old neighbor and her father married the neigh- bor's ex-wife. liamson county's state attorney, said the three adults wer: being held without charge pending filing of charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. PROBES MARRIAGE PACT SPECIAL Marion, Ill (AP) -- Authorities Carl Sneed, Wil- HOTEL SUNDAY DINNER 12 to 2 -- 5:30 to 8 p.m. COMMERCIAL ! | NEENEEENSNNENEEENANEEEN REE | | | REGULAR 22. Short sleep 24, Stocking 26. Man's nickname 27. Thrice (mus.) 28. Vitality 80. Language of Arabia . Ahead 9:30-10:00 am. -- Children's Last complete show at 9.00 pm.| Fostal port and railway officials Theatre of the Air Broadcast -- (Station CKLB) -- "A Christ- mas Play". 8 am-1 pm. -- N. A. Pee Wee Hockey League -- Oshawa Arena 9 am. -- Irenie Harvey Dance School. SATURDAY EVENING 8 pm. -- Neighbourhood Associa- tion Square Dancing--Hosts-- Thornton's Corners N. A. "CRA is a Red Feather Service." U.A.W.A. BINGO 8:00 p.m. SATURDAY NIGHT U.A.W.A. Hall, 44 Bond St. E. 20 GAMES 25: eo CASH PRIZES Make a Date--Attend the U.A.W.A. Bingo on the second and fourth Saturday of each month. OVER 20 CLUB of the Y.W.CA. CHRISTMAS DANCE GG SATURDAY DECEMBER 22nd | The Holiday Picture of All Time! 3 lin Cant Fy REsiavaTions "Hast Sy = week Senator Released thru United Artists . Sprouting | 4 E VARCOE'S 12 potatoes 48. Favor (obs.) DOWN Just East of Oshawa NOTICE! There will be no more dances at Varcoe's 'until New Year's Eve. Tickets are still available at Mike's Place for New Year's Dance. PHONE NOW FOR ym.) . Often (poet.) , Duct (anat.) , Little sister . PocketbooV . Instruct 1. Whalebone 2. Ireland 3. Contend for DAILY ORYPTOQUOTE--Here' s how to wor' it: . AXYDLBAAXR SLONGFELLOW One'letter simply stands for another. In this example A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Ech dav the code letters are different. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22ND 9:00 am. --Piano Lessons. Accor- dion Lessons. 9:30 a.m. --Public Library -- Chil- dren's Dept. 10:00 a.m.--Basketball DANCE POLISH HALL 1:30 p.m.--Golden Age Club Lounge Room open. 1:30 pm --Flying Irish Basketball 8:30 pm --Ukrainian Young People's Badminton Club. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22ND 9:00-12 p.m. -- Over-20 Club Dance -- Christmas Dance. A weekly club dance held for those in the community over 20 years of age. Hold Special Choir Concert At Port Perry MRS. C. PARKINSON Correspondent Port Perry -- On Thursday and Friday evenings, December 13 and 14, the Port Perry United Church Choir held its annual pre<Christ- mas music festival with goodly numbers turning out on each oc- casion to enjoy a splendid even- ing's entertainment. The per- formance was under the direc- tion of Mrs. Elsie Dobson ATCM, who was assisted and accompani- ed by Mrs. Gertrude Jackson, ATCM, RMT. The program was divided into two portions the first of these in- cluding '"Hark! the Herald Angels S8ing"' by Mendelssohn, sung by the Junior Choir. who were ac- companied by Wesley Jackson, (on trombone) and Ted Griffin (on trumpet); "Silent Night' by Frank Gruber, arranged by Lara Hog- gard sung by the combined choir; the Invocation was given by Rev. . R. H. Wylie; "I Wonder as I Wander' by John Jacob Niles, sung by Elsie Dobson; "Glory to God" by Bortniansky Krone pre- sented by the senior choir; 'The Virgin's Slumber Song" by Max Reger and "Virgin Mary" (enact- ed by Dora Dowson) both being sung by the 'Teen Choir; "Sweet Little Jesus Boy" by MacGimsey, presented as a solo by Kenneth Jackson; "Let Carols Ring", a Swedish number arranged by Charles Black, presented by the senior choir; "Go Tell It On The Mountain', a Negro Spiritual and "Good King Wenceslas", of Eng- lish origin, were given by the male chorus with Gordon Reesor tak- ing the part of the King and Glor- ia Hastings that of the Page; 'The Angel's Song by Tschesnokov Krone and "Hallelujah Chorus- Messiah" by Handel, were sung | Treble P SHAPE LESS--PRIOR. A Cryptogram Quotation HWW, RYA XGKKEA DWGXT, TWPITA ATGA SPWH NED WUWD PK ATW SPJITA-SEKINWSSEC Yesterda 's Cryptoquote: THAT AIR AND HARMONY OF PRESS, FINE BY DEGREES, AND BEAUTIFULLY ATW Distributed by King Features Syndicate . by the senior choir. A brief in- termission followed. Introducing Part II of the per- formance was an Overture from "The Nutcracker Sul by Techaikovsky, arranged by Har- ry Simeone, presented by the Treble Choir as members of the Teen Choir, in beautiful pastel gowns accompanied the overture by ballet dancing on specially erected platforms on the side of the choir. Following this lively number the male choir present- ed "Winter Wonderland' by Ar- naud-Bernard; the senior choir sang "The Sleigh" by Krountz and Trepak, from the Nutchack- er Suite accompanied by ballet dancing of the Teen Choir; the Choir rendered "The Christmas Song" by Torme, Wells and Ringwald; the full choir sang " "Twas 'The Night Before Christ~ mas" by Moore, Darby, Simeone and Scott; the Christmas favorite, "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" by Coots was given by the "Teen Choir; concluding the program were--' 'The © Twelve Days of Christmas' by Siday and Hoggard, sung by the senior choir; "Ru- dolphe the Red Nosed Reindeer" by Marks and Wilson presented by the "Teen Choir and 'Jingle Bells"' arranged by Ray Charles and sung by the full choir. Comprising the fine senior choir of the evening were: G. Hastings, M. Brock, J. Godley, H. Willard, M. Fralick, J. Wallace, C. Sweet- man, V. Moase, A, Vernon, M. Ir- win, B. Dowson, B. Mitchell, E. Day and L. Mark (all soprano); G. Reesor, R. Kendall, T. Grif- fen, G. Samells, A. Reesor, J. Christie, J. Griffen, (all tenor); W. Jackson, J. Pierce, B. Hull, K. Jackson, P. Peel, E. Dobson, (bass members); K. Day, N. Hockley, J. Howey, M. Taylor, K. Aldred, F. McCullough, J. Samells, J. Eyre (all altos). Forming-the "Teen Choir of the church are: 1st Sopranos, B. Love, A. Chapman, B. Heayn, D. Dow- son, T. Sweetman, D. Graham; medium sopranos: K. Gerrow, B. Hunter, I. Gibson; altos: S. St. John, J. Ray. Adding greatly to the effective- ness of the performances was th beautiful stage setting under the direction of Mr. William Day and Mrs. R. Peel. The fine decora- tions were made by Miss G. Davis while the special lighting was ef- fected by W. Jackson and Ernie Sulman. HANDY MEASURE The cubit, ancient measure of dis- tance, was the length of a man's forearm from elbow to the end of the middle finger. They're Back Again! New Comedy Team ~ SUNDAY SING SONG Club BAYVIEW WHITBY ARS. SQUARE and ROUND DANCE WITH HAROLD GODFREY AND HIS OLDTIMERS BROOKLIN TOWN HALL Friday, Dec. 21 168 ELDON AVE. SATURDAY AT 8:30 P.M. Good Music from Toronto POLKAS, TANGOS, WALTZES FOX TROTS, ete. EVERYONE WELCOME \// Zi dotaay " WEISSMULLER | as JUNGLE JIM NEW YEAR'S EVE « JAMBOREE » OLDE TYME AND MODERN MUSIC BY BUD ROGERS AND HIS MOTOR CITY RAMBLERS Square Dance Caller BOB FOWLER e HATS © HORNS © BALLOONS e ETC. DANCING -- TILL ? ? ? RED BARN North Oshawa $1.75 Per Person "A Lot More Fun For A Lot Less Money" DANCING 9 to 12 p.m. RRR Come and join in the fun -- Get the Christmas season off to @ won- derful start -- Refreshments. Prizes and Carol Singing 50c Per Person -- Everybody Welcome id ep ae Se Dr DB DE IN Son THE GREATEST SHO VALUE IN TOWN. ht Re Color by TECHNICOLOR "WARPATH EDMOND O'BRIEN DEAN JAGGER FORREST TUCKER « HARRY CAREY * aol FiAveRs [0] ToR (_HRISTMAS / Presented by Something NEW! - Something DIFFERENT! Yala. -- Mow Year's Eve' Dance "RED" HARDIE? UNRAINIAN HALL 68 BLOOR ST. EAST HOT TURKEY SUPPER SERVED AT 1 A.M. Tickets on sole at MAURICE BERG MEN'S WEAR 38 SIMCOE ST. N. < ® HATS, HORNS, ETC. ® $200.00 IN PRIZES ® $10.00 PER COUPLE e Favours e Buffet Luncheon o Dancing 9° 'til ? The UAW A. AUDITORIUM "In The Heart of Downtown Oshawa" 44 BOND Kid to the music of -- Br chesice $6.00 PER COUPLE 200 TICKETS ONLY On Sale At UA W.A. Hall PHONE 3-2932 ST. EAST Story of a Sad Sack Who Became Cockeyed Wonder" With TERRY ,MOORE WILLIAM DEMAREST DOUBLE FEATURE The story c. G i.22n who had a date with a bullet. ..and of a N SHOW! girl Sore oni ih him el it. es "MR. SOFT TOUCH" STARRING Glenn. * foelyn FORD KEYES PERCY KILBRIDE YOUR EXTRA ENJOYMENT COLOR CARTOON "Hollywood Sweepstakes" 13illrrivr ey