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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Prdey, Desomber OSHAWA ORGANISTS PLAN FESTIVAL OF CAR Me five organists shown above are discussing the fest val of carols to be held at simeoe Street United Church sunday, Dec, 4, They 'are CAPSULE NEWS 12, 1958 left to right, Wall will Public standing Youn I A Choly for th conduet wl oria ho Lovell Clifford o\ ' en we Eman College ool (C0), Beated nist Ciearge Haple C'CO choli Hie dian nn ht chalrman of who the 0 the al nd on the { {ANInlS left vill conduel ann is ght 0 LS nduct Mi ( | ¢ hureh choly Oshawa Times Photo [Ae the memory of some loved loorpe's Giouldburn who wil Anglian |ygod this channel, as a medium Lodge Honors Veteran Member H, Milton Bateman was guest Master of ¥nterprise LOL, and of honor Tuesday night, at a Mrs, Beatrice Hurst party held in the Coronation Or-| A large cake with 70 eandles ange Temple, sonore hy theldecorated the centre of the ban members of nterprise Loyallnuet table, and all the guests Orange. Lodge, No, 2167, The oe- were amazed when Brother caslon was Mr, Bateman's 70th | Bateman extinguished the ean: birthday, : |dles with one blow, Mr, akan is Past Precep:| Refreshments were served hy tor 0° Royal Black -Preceplory,|the ladies of Oakleigh Lodge, No. 28; a Master of Enterprise |Guesis attended from Chosen Lodge end an honorary member | Few, No, 768, Royal Black Fre. of Ogkleigh Lodge, No, 181, ceplory; Enterprise, No, 2167, LOBA Loyal Orange Lodge; No Burren The party opened with the der Lodge No, 686, Loyal Orange singing of popular songs and ci [Lodge Whithy LOL, No, 2607; vols, followed hy dancing, both Ulster LOL, No, 8168 and Ajax round and square, Also, several! Loyal Orange Lodge, solos were rendered, | Members of Ladies' lodges who TRAY PRESENTED uitended 'were from Oakleigh, [The highlight of the evening No. 181 OBA; Queen Mary, No, was the presentation of a silver|s7' LOBA; Victory, No, 8, tray and a Christmas tree dec | LOBA; Vimy Ridge LOBA, orated with sliver dollars to Mr. |Whithy; Vietoria, No, #5, LTH; Bateman, The presentation was! Daughters of England No, 26 "¥alr Acres Gay Blade," a shorthorn bull belonging to Miss Anne Dryden, 18, Brooklin, wer a prize at this year's Royal Winter Fair, Miss Dryden purchased the steer as Arena Use In Holidays | Scheduled Members of (he Children's Avena Commitiee Thursday dis cussed the use that the Children's Arena will he put to during the Christmas season, R. ¥, Wilson, chalrman of the arena commit | tee, presided at the meeting Mr, Wilson sald that the ehil dren's Christmas party will he| on Saturday, Dee, 20, Funds (on the Christmas party have heen raised hy selling subseriptions Rink will close al 8 p.m, Christ mas eve and will reopen the day after Christmas, The rink will again close New Year s Eve and {made by Charles Dowlon, Pa stland Pythian Sisters No, | Harmony Church 'ToDedicate Organ By QUEENIE VLETCHER than ever this year, ag the yieh HARMONY On Sunday, Dee. [mallow notes of the organ fill 114, & very special service In the every corner of the chureh, up [1ife of Harmony United Church |1ifting and inspiring all who are {will take place. It will the present | dedication of the new electronic A hisy place Indeed was Har organ, something which its mem: [mony United Churely on Wednes hevs, particularly the choly and | day Dec, 10, In the afternoon, the me leader, Ross Metealf, have felt | Juniors had thelr Christmas [the need of for a long time Iparty, During the evening, while Kince Harmony United Churehithe eholr was practicing for the leame lito being, efforts have | se ryviee on Bunday, the young peo heen made to provide a fund for ple were decorating the audi this purpose, Special events have torium and giving it the atmos heen held and many people have|phere of the Hethlghem hills, with murals and starry dome Then Friday night, Dee, 14, the Sunday School will hold its an nual Christmas Concert, goes without saying that|lengthy program -of Christmas Hid through which they could perpeti one CITY AND DISTRICT {music 1s a most important part | recitations, and other features of worship, and adds immeasur:|will delight the parents and ably to the service at any time friends who make this event a re-open the day following the New Year, The Christmas sche dule heging Monday, Deo, 22 to part of on STREETS CLOSED Vi Wa rh M vorth and Hundle 0d; Mrs M Vrs fl the ar. The Christmas gle "must" during the Christmas sea of the year. The Chy VaR Us 1] turing Friday 2, 1 p.m, to 4 pm, There ! will he skating on Friday, Dee " June carols will be enjoyed more! son 26 and Saturday, Dee, 27, EE .. l,. ns a ga BROOKLIN GIRL SHOWS PRIZE SHORTHORN bred hull that Mr, Mumford had Imported from Seotland as A call, The prize steer, owns ed hy Miss Dryden, was res a ealf from Cyril H, Mumford, Hampton, in order to helong to the Brougham Beef Calf Club, The ealf was sired by "Came son Great Event," a thorough. Staff Training Expert Speaks "The ability to deal with peo "A supervisor ple 16 as purchaseable as sugarithrough people," he sald, and coffee, 1 will pay more for people must he (roiled that ability than for any work dividuals,' sald Mr, Clark under the sun," sald W, It, "BIN" Mr, Clark was Introduced to the Clark, quoting John D, Reckefel:| members of the association hy R, ler, Br, ut a meeting of the Lake 1D, Maleolmson land Chapter of the National Of Addressing the members of the flee Management Association group, Mr, Clark gave a details Mr, Clark, who is training dis ed program of an office manage rector of the Robert Bimpson Co, iment program on how office lm 14d, Toronto, was guest speaker |terviews should he conducted and at the meeting, In Hotel Genosha, | how to get along with Individuals, Thursday night, "Human Rela | He eriticized supervisors lop tions" was his theme, {not giving enough credit when He spoke of the two objectives eredit is due, "However " he sald an office manager should abide|"some discretion should he used by, "improved morale and!in Issuing the eredit," He stated) # move efliclent operation' |"We don't say, 'that's wonden - " " wee UL', We should comment Instead) . 'that Is the way we like to ses Township To things done', | Mr, Clark eoncluded with (quotation from Arnold Toynbee results "and in gels LL LJ a College Requests |. 0: Mi Hind and Mi I ntuart WwW; Mi }] 0, G, Mills and | wil i've tarda ni struction Clarke | with | Mi Walle 0 pm to 10pm Mayor 1 from) Pay Quarter Of {retired Knglish history research | wolessor The "e y Gifford thanked Mr professor; The twentieth een am To Be Uttiversity 1: oa pone TORONTO (CP)--8t p university charter, a new name und the power to grant degrees Jerome's hing College In Kitchener Is to petition ($1,680, Eagles the Ontario legislature to obtain|with shooting ing ronto the Barel Hotel also vith Intent in en drug of cha fe | end 1) § @# gun battle after a store In an application published in robbed of $125 the Ontario Gazette, the college asks for the repeal of the St, Jer:| ome's College Act of 1047 and en:| actment of a new measure bear 'ing the title The University of 8t, Refining plant pleted {without a lost:-time accid Crown pleted 619 free days Wednesday Jerome's College Act of 1050 GOVERNMENT FALLS ! THE HAGUE (AP)==The Neth belands government fell Thurs: Boy Parliament rejected two tax _measures submitted by Finance inister Jan Hofstra, a Socialist, | and the five Socialist ministers tario Liquor Control Hoard ha in the coalition cabinet announced ordered all beer ine store they were resigning hars to clos I Charges of cl 41 MORE CHARGES TORONTO (CP) GOOD RECORD HOPE (Cp Eldorado PORT of th Emp \ here na 1,000,000 of ent on « Our owned corporal consecutive DRY CHRISTMAS TORONTO (CW) EVE The and lig heer parlors and at 6 pom. Christ All Lores vill Christma Ve Hqu sed Boxing weeldent of Dn NO FIR A Fire th { no low I'o NO TU 0) hare a cou park turned Ont. to down upp! hut Barley {eowld use rh m ' it wil] Park them cuh DUPLICATE Dupliegte bridge was played aio Puesday, On the YWCA vm, The hi 1] u | | ambulance « NEED FOI 'n after qu ALARMS Depa nl all t have Lo fact I mem during Ianl Ho ind Ie wer HEARS hy | with three If ( Haw BRIDGE Dec The hoard Wednesda many 4] and District Old Country in W i ton hear! vide eam orel le, ma Ie ale ind to I'he and We 106! 8) His Mi Daniel and Vi Ie I'uesd WINT memh ng thelr nter Froll I'he mi Pl It {I ests CHECKE White n I'he 11 sl A} Mi | nre ER or ( Hriduge 1] Mi Calhoon | Mi W ht 108% | Cox al come 0 hy | musi 111) i { H 118) ll Hrown he problem. Black He We of ceremonies Ww ma l il \W he and will t PROBLEM K's cheek Kai, | In, 22 lof contracts and select for White has seven. possibe moved [site, probably near Kingston, vr owill appear [company spokesman sald: today 4 ih fl, and Mrs Mheridan Mrs, | Higiing 1% played 7.80 Oshawa [drawing its first dividend from a Club are new danee Hall pro. hi Wilson, on behalf of the elty, for the improvements he had made on the arena, Tt was reported hy William Smith, manager of the arena, that there had been a drop in attendance of approximately 1000 in the last week In Novem nla and fuel, tax exemption for). It was explained that it was seven Jeans bik. | vi gh TTL due to the fact that wea arke { y elon markets through Imperial reters oq, oonditions had been very had gy ald Janhe Bi we pA attendance had algo fallen panned no ¢ UPR oer at arenas In other areas Two Employes Jamaica Gets New Industry cm Years tourists Lahny hie Is PRESTON, Omit whieh Can for \'8 Jamalea heokoned welcome slgn--a $7,500,000 Canadian Industry After 104 year in this Western Ontario industrial town, George Pattinson and Co,, Lid, woollen he! blanket and cloth makers, has al: | most completed plans for the vholesale removal of the manu its government-sponsored Indus trial . Development Corporation he ministry sent a trade mis sion -to Canada last spring, Pat tinsons was one of a number of firma that got invitations (o#on Are Honored facturing plant to the island next sider opening factories In Jam: | : your alea The annual Christmas party of All that remains is the signing) When the flem showed Interest, Geperal Printers Idd, was held fon af afthe IDC sent experts to dsouns| Thymday night at Harmony Unit. a potential savings and promised od Chureh Hall. More than 200 help with recruiting workers und! gmnioves and guests were present Machinery will be Nived out o choosing sie ' land enjoyed a hot turkey dinner y Preston plant next AY Ane we developmen corporation n ve a n i J iviton Bat year the com. Says negotiations are going on H, Cowley, vibe president and general manager and W. Par expects to he back in pro with several firms. A spokesman tury will be ehlefly remembered Bill For Motor is wn ase uf win {fllets or technical Inventions, bud Hast Whitby Township Councll{as an age In which human se agreed Thursday to pay only alelety dared to think of the welfare lquarter of the cost of replacing'of the whole human race as a the motor In a grader purchased [practical objective.' hy ihe towhaip two Jools ally M, C. Barnett, secretary _. inaching was. pute Jah Bll report on the Area No ; ACIINEEY | ggoment Association 114d, of Paris, Ont, In February | 1 | [Montreal during Octobe . [of last year, the motor slesed and | & October, A re report of the nee the township ordered the motor Toho was | Bil full | replac od hy 0 pat meme pat a Y y per, The report was prepared by At Thursday's meeting, a rep: Kir Burnett and J, i "i Id OL resentative of machinery flim! a. of the Lakeland C Y argued that the entire cost of 4 \e Lakeland Chapter replacing the motor should not! fall on the company, since the| township had more than a year's| One of a series of TILDEN TIPS [use of the machine, [On a mation by Deputy Reeve (Wilfred Pascoe, the council agreed to pay 88 per cent of the vont of the motor, with the re mainder of the cost to be horne (by Adams Machinery lid, The (representative agreed to this, The total cost was $1400 Have i Mam held In TRAVEL RIGHT! Property Damage Heavy In Crashe and Year's Dy hopbreaking, theft and receiving against 11 Metropolitan Toronto! police officers and one former po \ lice constable were increased to 0 a total of 103 when they appeared |tario government ha in court Thursday, The 43 new|C. V, Chartes H charges, laid against 10 of the|member of the Onlai men, were early all for theft of|Nervies Comn worth less than $50, The|been presiden accused were remanded on 83 0001 Ning Lampan bail, Their cases will heard | 1944 ; Jan, : : hy ! A | ! ol PREDICTS MORE JOBS LAL ( ! W oughout WASHINGTON Ap Chambe WEATHER FORONTO (( hy APPOINT TORONTO ( ( CHARTERS Fhe CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS Congratulations and best wishes to the following resis dents of Oshawa and district who are celebrating birthdays today Mrs. Alice street Pleau, 1801 south; Robert i the Official fore of 1. A) 1 ) wen they ued t 11 am A thw weak elreulation t off Lakes causing per the north Elsewhere Ontarilio cloudy and snowflurries continues Synopsis th na ent 1) ( Jods ¥ Ontario hit snow along these lake Southern he Claudia Clark, 8% Mrs, Dorothy Slmeoe street Duff, 18 Glad. stone avenue; Mrs, Marjory MoeKnight, 838 Cubert street) Hessie Judd, 164 Annis street Danny Anderson, 180. Anders son avenue: Bob Reynolds, 10 King street east; Mrs, Howard Glendinning, 3% French street; Mrs, George Walsh, LaSalle court; Randy Chureh, 216 Annapolis ave nue Lowlse Murdoch, 1280 Meadowvale street The first flve persons to in form The Oshawa Times of thelr birthdays each day will receive double tickets to the Regent Theatre, good for a four-week period, The our vent attraction 1s "In Love and War" We enerally FIRES TAKE RECORD TOLI CORNWALL (CP Dominion United States \ we | ight Fire Commissioner Christopher|merce predic i Vesper i Sama i | lt eold ath Thompson sald Thursday hat| rise in nm ! Northern Ont fires in Canada last year claimed {tom 1 the | 08} a record 642 lives and entailed a Emerson PF, Schmidt, th loss of $133,787.083, also a peak|t's chiel econ flgure, Ontario's loss was $48 430,433 and involved the greatest|Ouipul of fatalities, 213 ¢ jobs rio ht Sat foreca bb alld until ohinmb urda | m ton 1, Hamilton interval cloudy \ fk ! radual rise ta d nat of aroun WO. 000, 0 "an Go by plane or train then step into a new, private-as-your-own number cold CITY CALGARY Vie ws he SELLS Cp ADMITS ROOKMAKING LIQUOR TORONTO (CH) counsel in court In nearby Cooks: |!l¢ ville asked a stiff penalty Thurs |! day for a farmer's wife after she admitted she was part of a huge Co hat bookmaking business, Mrs, Kath:|Dal airport, The teen Wonfor, 45, pleaded |City-operated 1 guilty to a charge thal had | the eighth | recorded $22,868 In horse since cocktail ba race bets in seven days, was re. [#st month | from vi, on the France-New Yar Area Roads nie hen 0 Are Clear the ship was sound but expensive to run C rie, Niagar PAD ranto nowthurries inadian busin th the wnturday fow a cooktall \ Continuing eold Georg! ( HT i whi H { he ron she \ mny intery 45 King Street East RA 5.6553 CHRISTMAS x * J illegal \ \ ( ntinuin manded to Jan | AWAY OFFICIAL NAMED TTAWA (CP) R. J, Burn side, S3.year-old engineer and di rector of the transport depart ment's canal services, has been named director of operation and malutenance for the St, Law rence Seaway Authority, A na dve of Madoe, Ont, he has held engine ring posts on the Trent and Welland Canals TOO COSTLY TO RUN LE HAVRE, France (Reuter The French line Theraday tha, [ts 44.3586ton tray atlantic liner Ne de France Kirkland Lake, Timmins North Hay few oloudy Saturday Nap Sudbury inter Cold UsKasing With vals today Winds light announced sunny a and rn Forecast temperatures Lows tonight, highs Saturday 8 5 10 10 10 14 10 18 5 10 20 14 W SE Thomas London Wingham fLoronto I'renton Catharines Hamilton Muskoka Killaliw I Sudbury indso A 20 20 20 24 20 bh b 10 10 ] 0) 1) 0 0 0 Although Visited Inche travel Oshawa disteie! another fall durin In the by of of the conditions the 1 as good. The ht and Saturday Id weather was GIVE FREE VITAMINS AALRORG, Denmark (Reuters) A waterfront firm has introduced a new, health-giving gimmick labor relations--a vending ma eohine that dispenses a da vitamin pill to each employe two oN night rea SOUTHAM TO WARSAW OTTAWA (CP)--Gordon Ham flton Southam, acting head of the external affairs department's de fence liaison division, has been appointed Canada's head of mis sion In Warsaw, Mr, Southam who will be 43 next week, suc coeds J, P. Epichsen-Brown, a native of Galt, recently appointed to head the Canadian delegation on the international supervisory commission in Indo-China Are hl recast for ir report onl Vv. free for continued ith more Depart \ h ficlals at Whithy reported SNOW NG * x * 3% ADVERTISING DOURLED LONDON (AP) Aritish news papers doubled thelr advertis revenue in the four years between way AS 1052 and 1056, the son Highway advertising association Whithy Thursday morhing ™he VACCINE FOR {1 PERSONS LUNCH WITH QUEEN ia GUELPH (CP) Wellington| LONDON (Reute Douglas ank County medical authorities are Smith, Britain's champion Hato treating 41: persons "with anti 10CKey rables vaccine In the wake of a Moare serious rables epidemic among|RUesis Queen cattle, county warden Hert Haol.|the Duke of & tom told county council, Mare[8t lunchea than 200 animals, more than half 4c them cattle, have died fram rabies in the current epidemic WAS KNOX PRINCIPAL TORONTO (CP>-Rev, Thomas a Eakin, 87. retired principal of black Knox College, University of To ronto, died Thursday. Dr. Eakin retired In 1044 REFEATER GOES TO PAN TORONTO (OP Willlam V,[« H Eagles, 3, who adi o 18} \MED EXPLORER \@ | reviou myietio an d } | } AP \ A wil i WAS sentenced wih the Wish | brill | Day High hie sanded and operation 12 and 7, north of were continued this . now made Oshawa streets Forward Bill slippery and board of Crews were oul vy this! T S hdi id wi 10 subalviaer East \ IY Crews followin sation vere out of the snowfall i iy Moe 00s | River HWY A FURS AVY ati a. BE URS 75 KING EAST Opposite Hotel Genosha Ww country reported racing and Henry r ing sanding the SOwptor t in preparation for ed street 1 of were Amon he Eliza and workers ta Indust Vi hu wild Hnburg ed Huck Am "Pa eer ied declined to name fhem now fridge, compositor, were each TAX EXEMPTION | 0 . 4 The lave: The sland offers the factory space on its present Iemorate 26 years' service with duty-free fmports of raw mater [80nore site, retaining only ils|the company [males department in Preston A lengthy entertainment pro As a beginning, says faorory gram followed and featured J, » Air Cadets lols produced in Janalea wil be (dianists the Quads and Lou, Pro. shipped te Preston for distvihu:! fessor Pumpernickel and the "11 ton [lma", a staff group who provid 80 FACE CHANGE lod minstrel show entertainment, { workers whose jobs will disap | {pear In the reshuffle wili be ab D nce sorbed three ways A small proportion would go to . Ay F.8 RHATTERLERS [Lac a Tigh D ot U Fort-two oadets paraded Tues I a Rou ath ire or I es | Sunny with day. This ls an inevease over the asf tontght and Sat ypward trend will continue, After hoped, would find employment Gas Exports ht snowtlureies, jy talk with our inspecting officer with firms who would move into Winds light we find that our inspection rating (the space vacated hy Pattinsons [| TORONTO (CM =--Canada, with | | | [ a. Lake Onslis inereasing but theve are still &{4 Already we have had Inquiries, more than enough natural gas to today and tosipull the vating down, it," he sald ments, could henefit greatly from | \ \ mostly cloudy| Dping the first period the Jun-| He said there have heen no|exporting gas N, E. Tanner, for attered snowilur- lors had a class in keeping the [representations so far from the/mer chairman and now director Winds Hght, [uniform at ita best, The inter ihop union whieh vepresents the of Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Lid, London: Cloudy with{sroups, The. frst group took] We expeot they will acespt ther "The export of natural gas ls als today and Satur [range While the second EFOWR nm iter as It stands most desirable in that a larger fow scattered snowflur Joined the juniors in thelr elaas "We have always heen on #bod market makes possible and en cold. Winds Hehe I'At the same time the seniors had rms with our employes, some courages further development range and the NC.0's had a test lof wham have heen with ws many (and, therefore, produces that an Station: standing orders years, and as far as possible we much more new wealth," he told on ha a Je wie oh, Mating. | = | gan avallable more eheaply 10 the| the Intermediates hae 3 - consumer, Resides this any gas Mr. Houston and the seniors had which 18 sold outside the country | ranee " " . ». Mr, Tanner said that it is gen Also on Tuesday, two Sea Ran D I d Hut liv conceded. that G a) ; They invites? ferally conceded that Canada has ers paid " A alt, A by A nver njure sufficient proven gas reserves to te on oe A yd 18 nal BROUGHAM F. Malone of| "meet all of Canada's foreseeable House, Saturday, AL 128 St. Clement's street, Taranto, (vequirements, together with tril lance). There will he no admis: VA admitted to Oshawa General! ons of cubic feet far export as \ ° a y 0. The Sea Randers ave : orig | gh ance 1 think we| AM ran into a building on Rrock| Using Trans - Canada as an "honld renay the compliment and "ead here at 1.30 am today. fexample, Mr, Tanner sald sale of ALA ¥ Mr, Malone was treated for | gas through Emerson, Man, and . d+ { bw A We would ke to correct a mis: 2ock, He was reported "lh satis: at Niagara Falls, Ont, would ake made In last week's | take n ls nat the Rotary Club] Holals today soctated Industries that would be bal AT Nation 4201 He had two teeth knocked out felt acioss Canada and would re but the RCAF Assoolation 0 | V | when ha ear went out-of. control [sult in more and more Canadian | t money for classrooms, Mease ex at a sharp tune and ran Into a oll and gas resources being de {ouse the mistake \ | | [Our dance is Friday, Deo, 13. (the time (Export of gas from the Trans there Is not much time left, The The acoident was investigated Canada system Is still awaiting Jets 1s|hy OPP Constable M, Richardson United States and Canadian ap casual, All vadets must wear full jof the Whithy Detachment proval.) dress uniform, Tt will start at] . 2.80 pow. at the Armories. Re: | Lire nents' will he available hy asked 0 pay anfan down after work hired by the township, [SWEEPINGS A ' ved the subdivision fuesday we learned of a pro Reeve Wiltrex! Pascoe posed visit to a Radar station, OSHAWA REPRESENTATIVE 1061 RAVINE ROAD ol \ Vi DWINDI EPPIN I \ RD ( n Deputy duction=in Jamaica Pattinsons will vacate most of presented with watehes ta com | controller J, Hregman, all mater [4ubkavieh and G, Maocko, accor " Ie nvite | The firm sald It hopes the 3480 ipe Lines, Ltd ipe Lines, Lta. Jamalea as supervisory and | today becoming fast few weeks and we hope the fhe pemalnder, Mr, Bregman| Cloudy with fre few cadets, needing halreuts, who! from firms Interested In \easing | meet all her foreseeable require ¢ Huron Rav [mediates were split inte tWolemployes affected sald Thursday In the second period the jun [Will see no one loses a job [the Empire Club, "It also makes Ruto Hits H JOR | u 0 1 S OUSE i oves our balance of trade." | INVITED TO DANCE { i pm. (The night following our he {Hospital after his car skidded It Is developed.' HO 10 theirs cols [factory condition by hospital of. start a chain of activity in as Wing, fram whom we have to ge | house. The road was slippery at|veloped dress for girls and non-eac Township Council] Came on out and have a good | day that a subdivids fijme. It you have to work come | A T ING J that Howard Reown. thel April 8 All interested ondets should be sent the hill|speak to the offtcers about it Good news, The officers have challenged the cadets to a basket hall game during the holidays Mare to came on this The tests for the "Flying Scholarships will be held on or about Feb, | Any terested © dots should see the office far fun ther details NCO's are reminded about | the party at Ken and Ron Smith's | will | house, Dec, 39, Move news of (his | 0 next week ot W y 8 top \ X hd amen \ w to} ) l 5 i abhdivikien we th ubdiviston or survey of Nan Tallow deg { I') WO, rae on the Jth conees following a ve n in the sub built, | | \ 4 I the roads CONSOLAT ON \ en hired § t properly Al engineer to wirtedd that Is at that compl to ran SMALL CHADWELL HEATH. En n RA 8.5358 FOOD CHAMBERS © 65 UNDERWRITERS RD OX. 9.1188 | { \ saw | N) 1 years in penitentinry for rol om aulg 1 T} | thursda anounting to 3 ne principles od 10 the subdivid