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SATURDAY Neighbourhood Assn. Sq. dance. Hosts -- Thorntons Corners, 9 p.m. MONDAY Recreation office open all day, Lions Club Room for the Blind, 00 - 5.30 p.m. ' adult - Woodshop, Shuffleboard, Strength and Health Club, Table Tennis, 2.00 - 4.00 i. Children -- Leathercraft, Shell- craft, Woodsho Pid Gymn and Boxing, 4.15 - 5. .m oy. agers -- Table Tennis, ] 5 - 5.30 p.m. (5 Rae Ke Woedshop, Strength and : 'Health Club, Boxing Instructions, Table Tennis, 7.00 - 9.00 p.m. Summer Staff Training Course, 00 p.m, Tawa Corners N.A. Meet- 8.00 p.m. north Obhawa N.A. Meeting, 8.00 pa TUESDAY : Recreation office open all day, Lions Club Room for the Blind, 00 - 5.30 p.m. 00 a Woodsho , Strength and Health Club, Pew eboard, Table 2.00 - 4. .m. Te lidran ee Leatercraft, Shell- craft, Woodshop, Boye Gymn and s - 5.30 p.m. etmagers -- Table Tennis, 4.15 - # .m. a Woodshop, Strength and Health Club, Leathercraft, xing Instructions, 7.00 = » pm. Barbershoppers, 7. .m. Blind Bowling (Motor City Al- ), 7.00 p.m. indie 'Park N.A. Meeting, 7.30 P-Bshawa Industrial Softball, 7.30 p.m, 'able Tennis, 7.00-9.00 p.m. Te N.A. Meeting (Club- i m. 8.00 p N AY - ls Recreation office open a y: Lions Club Room for the Blind, .00 - 5.30 ,.m, y aut -- Woodshop, Shuffleboard, Strength and Health Club, 2.0-4.00 p.m. Children -- Leathercraft, Shell- craft, Woodshop, Boys' Gymn and , 415 - 5.30 p.m. Boxing, -- Children, pre - school, .00 - 400 pm. 3 Betiet -- Bildren 7 and under, .00 - 5.00 p.m. 4 Buiter he Children 7 and over, .00 - 6.00 p.m. SDuLT P Woodship, Strength and Health Club, Boxing Instruc- sons, 7.00 - 9.00 ~ Summer Staff 7.00 p.m. Ori PUC Banquet, 6.3 p.m. Neighbourhood Assoc. Bowling (Motor City Alleys), 9.00 p.m. SIMCOE HALL MONDAY, MAY 4 Nursery School -- 5 yr. olds-- free play, music, story hour. rhythm band, books, crafts, 9-11.30 * Golden Age Lounge Room open, I omens. Welfare League Gen- oral Mee ae Sohools --Leader- pi 2 ig Wg Bg hockey, Public p.m. Training Course, Fibtary -- Children's Dept.. 3.30- 5 Piano Lessons 4pm St. John Boys' Cadets. Oshawa Police Association Boys' Clubs and Pipe Band, Oshawa Nursing Ca- dets -- drill, practical work, 7 pn. St. John Ambulance -- Se or | Brigade -- Adult First Ald Course, 7.30 pu. eight Lifting Club, 8 p.m. Wels rUESDAY, MAY 4 Nursery School -- 4 yr. olds-- play, music, story hour. rhythm band, books, crafts, 9-11.30 Golden Age Lounge Room open, 12530 Boy Games Rooms -- Joints , hockey wae, ps Harvey Dancing Academy, 3.30- One Lessons. 4 pm. Gym Program, 'Model Aeroplane Nursery School -- 5 yr. free play. music, . sto r, thythm band, books, crafts, 9-11.30 s.m. Golden Age Lounge Room open, 9 Din Activities, Boys' Shs -- billiards, erok pong, floor Gym Activities, 3.30-5.30 p.m. . Simcoe Hall Badminton Cub, teen Pa girls and boys, 6.30 p.m, % 'eenage Girls' Club -- business meeting, table tennis, gymnastics, square dancing, Oshawa Duplicate os ge Club, Weight Lifting Club, 30 p.m. FATAL CAR COLLISION . MARYS (CP)--A London man was killed and three other London residents injured in a two- car accident Friday night on No. | 7 Highway, east 'of Prospect Hill. John D. Fleming was killed when | he was thrown through the air about 20 feet from his wrecked car. He red extensive head in. Sosles, Memoria] Hospital A 's Mem are Ed Wisby, 26: Jacqueline Jackson, 24, and Joanne Hunter, OUR SPECIALTY SUNDAY DINNER Excellent. Food a Regsonably Priced ~~ Bring the Family Along COMMERCIAL HOTEL OSHAWA SATURDAY NIGHT LET'S For Information Enjoy DANCING TO JACK DENTON & his ORCHESTRA Featuring Dial 3-2143 PICKERING ™ Sacred Concert Much Enjoyed BARRY MURKAR Correspondent PICKERING -- A delightful ev- ening of sacred music was given in §t. Andrews Church on Sunday evening when the choir assisted by voices from Whitby, Dunbarton and Toronto sang the cantata "Crown of Life." The program opened with the solo, 'The Beatitudes," by Mr. E. Crockatt, Toronto. . The cantata under the leader- ship of Mrs. R. N. Spratt was sung in two parts, the first featured a pleasing adaptation of Handel's "Largo," beginning with duet by Mrs. H. McClements, soprano, and Miss Joan Wilson. contralto. During the break, Miss Lillian Roberts soprano, Toronto, sang the well-known "How lovely are Thy dwellings." Miss Roberts has a very pleasing quality of voice and excellent control over her entire range. In the second part the choir of twenty-six voices presented an equally pleasing performance. The last chorus, "The Lord is My Sal- vation," was exceptionally well done. Soloists were, Mrs. Kinsman, Mrs Reg. Parker, Mrs. Howard Mec- Clement, Miss Joan Wilson, Miss L. erts, Mr, E. Crockatt and Mr. John Frost. ROTARY SPEAKER The guest of Rotarian W. A. Goudy, Charles Azzopardi, a na- tive of the Isle of Malta and now with Bayly Engineering, Ajax, spoke to the local club on Mon- day on his native island home with a population of 350,000 and increas- ing at the rate of 10,000 each year. This island only sixteen miles long and eight miles wide holds no fu- ture for many. With no natural resources all raw materials must be imported but even this handicap doesn't pre- vent them from out selling other nations on exported goods. Malta has been a strategically placed island since the pre-Chistian era and has been an outpost and con- trol centre for several nations par- ticularly the British Empire. An unusual feature of the Island lies in their not having any spring water, no streams, lakes or springs all water for human consumption is obtained from rainfall and im- ported from the mainland in tank- ers. PERSONALS Mrs. Harry Boyes is attending the annual meeting of the Toronto and Kingston Synodical Society of he WMS of the Presbyterian Church being held in Sudbury this week. John T. Stephenson underwent surgery recently in which one eye was removed.. The offending mem- pes has been troublesome for some ime. Rev. and Mrs. Jolliffe of Rock- wood visited 'their son, Charles and family over the weeend. Mr. and Mrs. Joliffe are now retired after spending 40 years in the mission field in China. They have many interesting stories to tell and have spent the winter writing a book on China which will be released by Ryerson Press when completed. Mr. and Mrs, Hare, Port Credit visited Mr. and Mrs. John Ashton this week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bath of Ashburn on the birth of a daughter in Oshawa Hospital Tuesday, April 28. Bill Boyes is attending the Jun- ior Farmer's Conference in Guelph as Director from Ontario County this week. Miss Alaine Lishman is delegate from the Brooklin Junior Farmer's Club. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Ajax to our village. They have moved into their new home on Nora Avenue. Dr. and Mrs. Mcllveen have been on holidays this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gard Winter have returned after spending months in Florida. Our sympathy is extended to Mr. Norman Graham on the death of his sister Miss D. I. Graham on Saturday last at her home at Claremont. Mr. and Mrs. E. Crockett and several Katherine with Mr. Ross Thexton were visitors in town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Ashton are to be hosts to the Audley Com- munity club on Wednesday even- ng, next. " ongratulations to Fred and Dor- een White on the birth of a son, Randy Neil at the Oshwa Hospital, Campaign chairman, Hugh Dun- das, reports the recent Red Cross canvas, a success exceeding their goal of $1000. W. C, Murkar chair- man of the Overseas Relief Cam- paign also reports the gratifying sum of $1,369.55. Pickering District High School is announcing an interesting program for its field day which is to be held May 12 at 9.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. The public is invited to at- tend. India Ready To Take Prisoners SEATTLE (AP)--India is willing and equipped to receive 32,000 Allied held Korean-war prisoners who do not want to go home, Dr. Shri Shridhara Nehru said here. retired Indian judge, a cousin of India's Prime Minis- ter, said his country "is eager to perform whatever service it can to bring about a truce in Korea." The Allies have told the Commun- ists to name a non-Asian country as ward of the prisoners, Dr. Nehru, here on a speaking tour, told an interviewer his country is "better situated geographically to receive the prisoners than Switzer- land, Mexico or any other neutral nation which has been suggested." CRAWLEY, England (CP)--The cobbled main street of this old Sussex village, lined with historic cottages and stores, will be de- molished to give the 453 inhabi- tants "'one of the most modern shopping centres in the south of England." - THEATRE GUIDE Biltmore -- "Story of Will Rogers" (Technicolor) 12:32, 3:47, 6:51 and 1009 p.m. "Son of Al Baba' (Technicolor) 2:32, 5:36 and 8:45 p.m. Last complete show at 8:47 p.m. Plaza -- "Treasure of the Golden Condor', 1:30, 3:36; 5:32, 6:38, 9:44, Last complete show 9:10 p.m. Regent -- "The Savage" Shown at 3:10, 6:30, 9:50. '""The Turn- ing Point' at 1:45 5:05, 8:20, Last complete shqw 8:05. Marks -- "Sheep Comes Home", 1:15, 3:30, 5:40, 7:55, 10:10. "Road Agent", 2:25, 4:40, 6:50, 9:10. Last complete show at 9:00 p.m. ; Brock, Whitby -- "Denver & Rio Grande." Evening shows at T and 9. Saturday evening show starts at 6 o'clock. SCUGOG ISLAND SCUGOG ISLAND -- Regular church services were held in Grace United Church with Rev, J. . McKinnon delivering his fine ser- mon, There was a good attend- ance at Sunday School. The Junior Farmers are holding their annual conferences at Guelph. Mr. Ivan Collins was chosen as one of the delegates, and Miss Kaye Prentice entered into a panel discussion. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Powell have returned home from their winter vacation in Florida. Due to such wet weather these past few days, the job of seeding has been held up considerably. Don't forget the three-act come- dy being staged at Grace United Church, on Friday, May 1, put on by the Valentia players. The play is entitled, "The Meddlesome Maid". Everyone welcome. Tickets on sale at the door. . Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Aldred and family spent the weekend in Oshawa with Mr. and Mrs. : Pearson, and attended the christen- ing of their nephew. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Valentine and Virginia spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Valentine. Monday, Thursday and Friday is now open for rentals at the AVALON PAVILION Phone 5-2531 for information BRIGHT OUTLOOK ST. THOMAS (CP)--Clayton Frey of Sarnia, hog producers' associa- tion director, Friday predicted a bright future for the Canadian hog industry during the next 12 to 18 months. Mr. Frey, conferring with Elgin county producers, said the problem now is to keep production up with domestic demand which in 1952 was increased to 57 pounds a person a year. COMING! MAY 12-13-14-15-16 -------------- AT THE OPENING DANCE FRAYER'S EDGEWATER PAVILION -- Caesarea SATURDAY, MAY 2nd And Eoch Saturday EARL SAYERS and his "Stream Liners" LATEST 'POPS' AND JIVE Square Dance with Ray Brown Tuesday, Fernhill Park ® B-I-N-G-O ° 8:00 P.M. 20 GAMES FOR 25 CENTS 3 JACKPOTS - $40.00 1 JACKPOT - $30.00 SPONSORED BY AVALON May 5th Building Fund --_---- WORLD'S GREATEST REVUE INWATER AO. 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TECHNICOLOR KIDDIES' PLAYGROUND -- COME EARLY -- THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, May 2, 1953 17 to BRIDGE EXPERTS MONTREAL (CP)--A pair sew] competitive contract bridge, | Capt. R. Cloutier and Capt. G. Ouimet of the military college at St. Johns won the trophy for in-(} Mm OVER 20 CLUB DANCE ADELAIDE HOUSE 9 to 12 p.m. 50¢c; N b 75¢ termediate class players at the an- | nual metropolitan bridge cham- pionships here. | NEW MEMBERS WELCOME STARTS MOND > "RICHARD This io BER: CABO ROBERTS KNOY. "ne V2 TA XE TA 3 HING ¢ Starring LASH LARUE FUZZY $1.JOHN XTRA ADDED ATTRACTIO A New Thrill in Entertainment ! JOHN GARFIELD - LILLI PALMER =x Body Na and Tatroducing ecciting and HAZEL BROOKS vec "Story of Will Rogers' & "Son of Ali Baba" Soul': grids) STARTING MONDAY ES "1 don't care... don't care... 1 con't be left alone anymore... love you!" 3 ! ON THE SAME! PROGRAM RECKLESS! Th masked kiss! comes the most moving story of our day starring DANA ANDREWS ~ DOROTHY McGUIRE FARLEY GRANGER - PEGGY DOW with ROBERT KEITH MILDRED DUNNOCK - RAY COLLINS CRE 1] 13 {LULA No three words ever meant so much to so many people... wy Every entrant will receive o Catalina Bathing Suit through the courtesy of S, B, Collis | Age SAR" ER -------- R DOUG McLEOD A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE 016 YOUNG KEENAN WYNN - JANKE "THE SAVAGE" In Color "THE TURNING POINT" Charles Heston William Holden SUPERVISED KIDDIES le FREE PLAYGROUND Z2SHCWSNIGHTLY RAIN or CLEAR