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TO CONDUCT ARMY SERVICE the young people of the corps, Tomorrow another of the youth services will be held with the young people conducting the meetings and preaching the ser- One of the unique features of the activities of he Oshawa Citadel of the Salvation Army for the past six years has been the yearly service conducted by 'Snowfall Cost $10,000 To Clean Up during one day, Some of the other there won't be another heavy fall| Ball at Casa Loma In Toronto, eral' Motors and ls married, He The city used up nearly one-| fifth of its 1958 snow disposal men put in as much as 14 aiid budget during the heavy falls of|15 hours dally, the last few days, Operations are| This, plus the fact that there still continuing, and it is likely are 150 miles of roads to clear, Is Branch says, "One winter the job Of Its Saturday Night Teas In the! Oshawa Noted Soprano To Sing At Concert the $8031 spent since Nov, 28 will|the city engineering department's creep closer to $10,000 before the answer to any grouses that the work is finished, This year's bud-| work is proceeding slowly, get for salting, sanding and snow | One of the throughways which removal is $42,500, Of this amount It Is essential to keep clear Is $11,000 is earmarked for Novem. the airport road, The concentra. ber and December [tion of buildings requires maxi Materials used during the four mum fire protection, This road days Included 380 cuble yards of was cleared on Saturday, but at sand and 134 tons of salt, In ad:|7 p.m, Ald, Walter Branch, board dition four graders, one street of works chalrman, was inform flusher mounted with wing plow, ed It was again blocking up, A three trucks mounted with wing group of engineering department plows, 1 heavy<luty snow-blower workmen gave up their Saturday and four sanders were put on the evening to re-open it Job, Some roads were cleared three 4 MEN EMPLOYED Hmes, An average of 40 men each KEEPING FINGERS CROSSED day was employed, One man,| Meanwhile, the department Is for example, worked 20 hours keeping its finger crossed, hoping THE LIBRARY WORLD Book About Law Most Interesting editor, 'ls directed at lawyers, Judges, men of law In any capacity, and laymen Interested of the McLaughlin Public Li- [In the law," 1 should perhaps brary. emphasize that it is not a do-it It is a curious thing that while yourself book for the wold-be liti we cannot recall any small boy gant, For the professional lawyer who aspired to be a lawyer when!It should serve as a stimulant, he grew up, most men have an astringent or corrective according fll-concealed impression that they [to where it Is taken up; for the would have made good lawyers if| amateur it will be, aside from its only they had thought of it, That entertainment value, an effective Following is another in the series of book reviews write ten by a member of the staff - TANK TRACKS Members of the Ontario Regl- ment took part in Sunday training Nov, 23, In an experiment to re- place the regular Monday even. ing training parades with week- |end traning, The commanding officer was pleased that a large turnout was in attendance, A good percentage of members of the summer recruit course-- [high school students unable to {attend Monday night sessions took drill, lectures on the new | Fabrigue Nationale rifle, elvil defence and other subjects dur. © {ing the dav, Two troops of tanks | at the Raglan Tank Farm were moved to Oshawa Alrport by ane | other group by means of the se- | condary roads from the area, The Ontario Regiment Band played at the Oshawa Missionary |College Saturday, Nov, 22, Near- ly B00 persons enjoyed a fine {evening of varied musical enter. | tainment, About a year ago, the 4bth | Highlanders of Canada presented the Sergeant's mess of the On. tario"s with a momento of the | regiment's history, It was In the| form of a helmet 'made of white | pith, complete with brass chain| land topped with a spike, Grac | ing the front was a large badge, | the Old 34th Ontario Regiment helmet plate, The significance of the ornate headgear is that only a very few were produced and each one is a colector's item, The helmet is to be placed in a glass mon, In charge will be Lieut, [case and set up on the mantle (left) and Capt, Evelyn Bar. |in the Sergeant's Mess, geant, 16, BAND CONCERT The first of the Ontario Regl ment's band concerts will he | held Friday, Dee, 19, at the Osh awa Collegiate Vocational Insti tute, Two other concerts will he held on Feb, 6 and March 13 The guest artist Dec, 19 will be the excellent soprano vocalist, Marguerite Gignac W.0, 11 George Hood and Sgt H. R, Aseltine represented the regiment and the sergeant's mess Int the Queen's Own Rifles annual ~QOshawa Times Photo City | Frday, Nov, 21 The officer's mess of the On tario Regiment will hold another before the end of the year, | "It is extremely difficult to bud {get for snow clearing," Ald will be light -- others heavy." In Oshawa, house owners are responsible for clearing the side walks on which their premises front, This applies not only to |snow, but to "ice, dirt or other obstructions," and, states the bylaw, it must be done before 10 am The bylaw, one of older ones, was consolidated with others in 1040 The thinking behind it, accord Oshawa's Marguerife Gignac, one of Can. ada's finest soprano soloists, will he the guest artist for the "Pop ing to a city official, 1s that Osh Concert' to be given hy the Regl- awa's snowlalls are light com: mental Band Dee, 10 in the OCVI pared with other parts of the Auditorium, country and it would be unecon| Miss Glgnae, who won the CIL omical to maintain the necessary vginging Stars of Tomorrow', staff to cope with them once or pag since completed her studies twice a year, | Pair Jailed lin Florence and toured Italy with the Teatro Nuovo Orchestra in 1965 as soloist, In the same year she made her debut as Lucia In "Lucia di Lam. mermoor", Siena Opera Theatre } and also made four recordings or e with the Angleleum Chamber Or. chestra in Milan, Frederick Charles Freeman,| Her Canadian CBC Television 503 Albert street, Oshawa, was|debut as "Marguerite" In sentenced to one year definite" Faust' was outstanding and in and three months Indefinite on|1957 was chosen for a special tele charges of breaking, entering|vision performance for Her and theft and uttering, The sen-| Majesty Queen Elizabeth, te ces were to run concurrently n > AB TEN His companion, Ronald W, Sun- pl, i988, She appeured derland, 18, Townline north, Osh "a WET awa, was sentenced to six months|'™ the Student Prince in the counts jail on a similiar | Cot, In Detoves, Py in To! 1 Os wople heard her In To Sharpe of breaking, entering and . i, Festival sing | weft and a charge of forgery. | 4 wads in "Tales His sentences were also to run|\NK three soprano leads In "Tales concurrently of Hoffman", the first time three The sentences were imposed leads had been sung by one per connection with the theft of on on the North American con. ral cheques and a portable tinent, and her rendition of the famous in seve! CPL, M, F¥, OWEN Mess Dec, 6, A large turnout of active and service members Is expected at this popular event, Most of the members of the unit whom we have discussed In the weekly profile have been veterans of the Second World /ar or the Korean War, Some the best non-commissioned officers and officers, however, have had no actual battle experi ence, but endeavor to keep up to the standards of excellence {obtained by thei" battle hardened |eohorts, Buch a man is Corporal IM, F. Owen, | Cpl, Owen Joined the Ontario Regiment In January, 1056, Al though «he had no previous mili- tary experience, he soon adapted himself to military training and was appointed to attend a junior non « commissioned officers course, Unon aualification as a junior NCO, Cpl, Owen proceed ed to Camp Petawawa and car riled out his job as a erew com- mander well, aad was soon pro moted to his present rank, Merv is an electrician at Gen four children, Linda, 10; Roy 7; and Marjorie, 4, He 467 Madison avenue in| ha mond, lives at MARGUERITE GIGNAC More re-|of that opera will be presented He many (In costume here on Dee, 19 in| the OCVI Auditorium, After her appearance in Oshawa Miss Glgnae will make a concert tour of Quebec and the Maritimes, also Western Canada Tickets may be Henderson's Book obtained at Store, John | and distriet Du | thelr equivalent of Santa Claus | Christmas eve they put thelr | came to a party held Oshawa Children's Arena, Netherlands, children the | In do Christmas came in traditional style to more than 100 O«" 2wa | h children last | the "81. terklaasje' not hang up thelr stockings on night when ' TOYS TOP LIST Yule Shopping Packs Stores ! 'Bccused Must Seredulk, semences THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, December 6, 1958 DUTCH CHILDREN ATTEND YULE PARTY helpers, In the pleture, 'Sinter klaasje" meets some of the kiddies at the svena, while one of the "Black Peters', left, hands out candy. Oshawa Times Photo "Klompen" or wooden shoes, In the fireplace, and on Dec § Each Dec, 5, St. Nicholas tra- vels from Spain to treat Dutch kiddies, bringing with h'+q two "Black Peters" his colored lin Oshawa Friday, on charges, [of committing wilful damage. The charge was in connection | wih the damage to farm mache fnery Inst June owned by D. {Bryant of Pickering The two were ordored to pay the cots of restitution for the damaged machinery, amounting to $700, Pay Damages Whithy men, Michael 31, and Donald Corn were glven suspended In maglstrate's court Two sh 19, Stores In Oshawa were jammed handkerchief for grandmother, a {by early afternoon Friday as|pipe for grandpa, and, having| children, home from school and made thelr choice, pleked money | tugging fathers and mothers|from their own purses or pock- along, made up a large part of jets in payment, the Christmas season's first big! Merchants sald that the erowd crowd, | augered well for a good day, with The day had a good number hopes that Friday night and Sat- of early arrivals and by mid-|ypday could be equally good, But morning hundreds were pouring|ithey were crossing thelr fingers out of buses and family o0rs. because of the lag that has mark. The throngs built: up thoreattor, ed the earlier part of the season, Torna wid Ka Impaired Driverls | . Fined $150 headquarters at the Oshawa Shop ping Centre bore the brunt, But street floors, lower levels, wear ing apparel, housewares, greeting card, hook and special gift de A Toronto man, John Cowuy, 4, 15 mne 8 N crowds, FMranceways at times 4 + 1 Kennedy road, was ed) wore bottlenccked by doors, Fs-($150 and costs in magistrate [calators and elevators wer ej court Frida on a charge of fm-| lerammed paired driving, Cowey's driving] partments also were thronged, MDES OF TEEN Numbers of lone men, appar: ently free from work by the week ond; many unaccompanied wom len and hordes of teenagers in [pairs and in groups made yp the mothers BUEHLER Tender EAT'N A TRUE-TRIMBEEF {< 5. RA 3-3633 3" 5 +8 12 KING ST, EK, Meat Specials! Monday Only! TENDER CLUB STEAKS LEAN © « 69 may be because of something in tribute to a profession which has * i the majesty of the law that ex- been much maligned, often over ra L cites defiance in the young and romanticized, but always held In| Ne respect in the more mature; or it an almost superstitious respect "" R gy ; 4 J ¥ i} 3 \y je Doll Song" from Act I ston's Clothing and the Armourie| Fathers and WOT EC a esa uey 8 STIving, |welghed down with coats doffed| pended for one year, | position of Bulletin Editor and|bhy youngsters as soon as they | Te. arlatnel 3 has appointed George Goulding|got Inside the stores, They had no origina signature of the station |manager was later forged to one of the cheques and reportedly MINCED BEEF .49° charge of drunk may be just a misplaced sense of| There is nothing very legal or the dramatic that makes us en. dramatic about Nathaniel Bench- visage the administration of jus-|ley's novel "ONE TO GROW ON" tice In terms of courtroom histri-| (McGraw-Hill) in fact, contrari- onles and coruscating cross. Wise, as Tweedledum . (ar exaamination, without due re./Tweedledee?) would say; but this gard for the hand sleging that! charming story by the son of the goes into the preparation of cases late Robert Benchley seems to de or even the ensnarement of the| Serve: wider recognition than has elude brief, Be that as #t may, % far been granted to It, The reading aabout law is always theme of unmarried motherhood more entertaining, at least for|!s not new aand not normally con the layman, than reading for it; sidered comic; but the treatment and a new book has just taken here is nev the stand with what is likely to refreshing, | the story of the ve the most persuasive col. effects of unwed anticipation potion of lawlore for some years|upon the tenants of a New York past, This is 'VOICES IN COURT; apartment house would provide a treaasury of the bench, the amusement material for stage, bar and the courtroom, edited| screen or television presentation, william H. Davenport (Brett. The characters may be rather la. 'stock'; byt then life is full of bit-players, and here we have a IMPRESSIVE ANTHOLOGY faded character actress, a rather This is an Impressive and cath- , heartwarming and | used to purchase an automobile CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS Congratulations and best wishes to the following resi. dents of Oshawa and district who are celebrating births days this weekend, Those celebrating today are: Clinton Ilenry, 325 Bald. win street; Mrs, Jeanne Noel, 86 Olive avenue, Those celebrating on Sun. day are: Nick Savich, 251 Huron strect; Robert Jenkins, 83 Simcoe street north; John G. Gelkie, 317 Simcoe street north, The first five persons to inform The Oshawa Times of Naval Vets Hold Vote The Oshawa Naval Veterans Club held its election for 10560 officers Wednesday, The club executive consists of a 16-man board and the associate members elected a total of four out of a possible five to the gov erning body, The club membership now to tals close to 150 and the quota of associate members ls now filled and there are some on the waiting list, In the last six months the club has progressed rapidly, | Financially the club is in excel. lent condition and the treasurer | reports a fine bank balance with |and Herb Maynard as assistant! cholee but to head for St elitors The complete list of the 1960 executive to take control of the | first meeting in January is as follows: president, Pete Tullock; Ist vice-president, Willlam Nash; and vice-president, Robert Plow right; secretary, Greg Rivers; treasurer, D, Clark; board of control, KE, Quinn, H, Harmer, A, Adams, J, Stocks, D, Woods; pub licity director Ralph Harlowe; Ways and Means Director, Harold Gallant; House and Property di rector, Nick Olesuk; Sick and Welfare director, Sam Cayer; entertainment director, Reg Wig- more; bulletin editor, Ralph Har. lowe; assistant editors, Herb Maynard and George Goulding, CO-ORDINATION TALKS PARIS (Reuters) The Amer- driving was reduced '» Impaired |after one police offleer testified that the accused In his opinion, was a borderline case of drunk. ig Pe the results of a blood bedlam. Boys and" girh vob showed 1.5 parts per thou. | around yelling with glee "Pho sind " eonlty considered a mar. grabbed burp guns and pistols, . [ pounded on drums and miniature Cowey had been Involved in a planos and played xylophones collision with a transport truck EXPECT FUN at the Intersection of Bloor street The stores took the attitude and Park road, Oct, 3. A pass that there'll always be some enger in his car, Mrs, Ellen Henry, 2086 King street west, was breakage anyway, so why not hospitalized after the accident] Nick or straight for the toy fairs Where the dolls, trains, Ing 'horses, tricycles and playthings abounded, rock other FRESH MADE COUNTRY SAUSAGES § 1.00 MEATY Chicken Wings 4 ... 1.00 let the children romp == withix reason, but has since been released, | "Anyway, it's Christmas time when kids expect to have fun," sald one middle aged woman clerk. There were many children, though, who, after seeing toyland, did some shopping of thelr own, They studied things like earrings for mother, a tie for dad, a fancy Bohemian interior decorator, a olic anthology from the writings of Carl Sandburg, Alexander Woollcott, Lord Macaulay, Fran. els L. Wellman, John Buchan, and many others, all Hlustrating kindly old clerk with a nagging wife, and perhaps best of all, an elderly news reporter who might have survived, subdued by age and frustrated by failure, from their birthdays each day will | receive double tickets to the Regent Theatre, good for a four-week period, The cur rent attraction "Damn few bills outstanding, Of later there have been several improvements to club environs is and credit is due to Robert Plow: lcan, French and British govern ments have begun talks on ways {of Improving the co-ordination of Wool Scatter Rugs the many and varied aspects of one of 'the elder Benchley's Yankees." right, Charlle Fudger, Nick Ole.-|Western policy, the French for- humorous sketches, A good story to read over Christmas, before indigestion sets in to sour the milk of human kindness, COLLECTION OF ESSAYS For those who are interested in form as well as in content, there is a new collection of essays by Virginia Woolf entitled "GRAN. ITE AND RAINBOW" (Clarke, Irwin), Virginia Woolf was one of the legal scene, There are vivid portraits of such differing ex. ponents as Judge Jeffreys, Lord Braxfield and Sir Edward Mar: shall Hall; a dramatic reconstrue- tion of the trial of Sk Walter Raleigh, by Catherine Drinker Bowen: Stephen Vincent Benet's delightful tale of "The Devil and Daniel Webster", followed by the oft-quoted Bardell v. Pickwick trial scene from 'The Pickwick Papers"; Trollope's Mr, Chaffan. the most accomplished writers of brass airing his views on the law| English critical prose, and for me from "Phineas Redux"; and at|!o attempt to review her work least two outstanding examples of| Would be like a bricklayer pro- keen cross-examination, in the|Pouncing judgment upon the Ta) trials of Oscar Wilde and Fred-|Mahal, Su#ice it, therefore, to erick Henry It will be seen that there is a|last, collection of reviews and music fiction and| much appreciated, not to say de-| compulsory |Pleted; but if the overworked her, pulled a surprise upset when ends with an essay on the 'legal reading for all horrible Humpty| Phrase do-it-yourself can be ap- he defeated G. Kirtloy an active Dumpties who think that words| legal novel being construed as Should mean what they choose | |them to mean, no matter how re. | strong emphasis on the literary" | @88ays on the arts of reflection of the law; and the book | Plography should be novel" by John H, Wigmore, the one in which 'the principles or the profession of the law form a|Pulsive the result (they would main part of the author's theme", | Probably dub this book a review The illustrative list appended by Orama), And to show how far Mr 1922 and Is than perfect; provocative rather book can be, let me end by quot one misses such IPE three opening sentences, with later candidates as the humorous Out further comment: "Far the novels of Henry Cecil and the | Kreater number of critics turn "Anatomy of a Murder" | thelr backs upon the present and by Robert Traver, gaze 'steadily into the past" TR Rik "The novelist it is his distine WRIBUTE 70 PROFESSION ion and his danger -- 1 terribly jw" Seiote I Com, Gage Be say that this new, and probably | stock of Christmas films and Wigmore was made out in from dull and uninsptring such ald wpoved 8 Me," = "ot ws begin suk and many others to a lesser degree, | by clearing up the old confusion between the man who loves learn A un ot 0 hy Seve handed ing and the man who loves read: Cr hi a a TY Ing, and point out that there is the club fou the Purpose of the no connection whatever between | ¢ hildren's C hristmas Party a be the two." held at the Sea Cadet Barracks, | y Oshawa Boulevard north on Dec From law to laughter to lter-|ys ature to libraries Is a circultous| An Open House will be held on route to a brief conclusion; but it New Year's Day to which execu Is perhaps appropriate now to re-|tive members of the various other mind our readers that your pub service clubs in town are cordial lie library has its contribution to ly invited make to- your Christmas festiv:|" There were six nominations for Iles, Already our display of {the Board of Control: E. Quinn Christmas books is showing sea:|H, Harmer, Al Adams, John sonable gaps, and the library Stocks, D, Woods and Pat Mason The first five named were elect records is evidently very|ed. R. Wigmore, an associate mem plied to this most reverenced sea member, for the position of enter son, the practical music lover tainment director, and Ralph Har will find here also, 'In the music|lowe did a repeat when Kirtley library, a selection of carols and | pan against him for the post of Christmas favorites for playing | publicity director, : or singing in the home. And so, | Harold Gallant won over two op is Phyllis McGinley entitles her| ponents for the position of Direc new Mt verse Merry tor of the Ways and Means Com Christma Year!" mittee, He defeated Nick Olesuk Little People's Film Hour: the and Alf Parish following films will be shown at] Mr, Olesuk, however, was suc 230 pm. in the Library Auditor. | cessful In gaining the directorship lum on Saturday, Dee, 13 « Birds of the House and Property Com of the Prairie Marshes, The Story mittee, defeating D, McMullen of Light, Here's Hockey, I'm Rojo C. Fudger Fool with Fire, Raich Harviowe taker over the! book of | New elgn ministry said Thursday night, The ministry sald the talks were "exploratory" and other governments concerned would be Sale 1.50 each NU-WAY RUG SALES 174 MARY RA B.1202 Informed of their progress, NvL SHUTE THE RAINBOW AND THE ROSE A new novel by the readers with On the Rt incensir x £ Nevil Shute, "who never tells the same story twice and who tells any story surpassingly |e wel is at his best in t novel of flying men, $4. Ho A McLEOD BOOK At your Booksellers all stores in the OSHAWA author who gained thousands of Beach, .. THIS WEEK his magnificent CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE WHEN YOU SHOP AT THE For the convenience of Christmas Shoppers SHOPPING CENTRE WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL swe FREE PARKING DRIVE UP WITH BASE AND SHOP ' OSHAWA CENTRE SHOPPING 1