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COLDER WITH SNOW move | bringing belowAreezing tem- peratures to most regions Charge Girl In Murder TORONTO (CP) -- Mrs, Louisiperform al the O'Keefe Centre Burton, 21, wes charged Wed May 29 to June 3 BL, it was nesday with murder in the death announced Wednesday ef of her 20-month-old deughter, Po-iropolitan Opera has lice sald the child died from ainine previous Toronto Bppes skull fracture but thet it also hadlances st Maple Leaf Gardens interns! injuries The opera's Toronto visits {sponsored by the Toronto Rotsry KILLED BY TRAIN Club 4 (CP) =Chester| - : T aJOBT SUEDE | Credit was! GEY NO COMPLAINTS killed Wednesday night when his TORONTO (CP)=C, ¥, Wood ear wes struck by 8 CNR pas. Fow liquor control board solic senger train at 8 level erossing!'or sald Wednesday there have Just east of here wen no complaints since the {hoard's liquor advertising GRANT ANNOUNCED iwent into effect this summer OTTAWA (CP The feders)| NP SERA > health department apnoun ed| Sikl EONVERT gy Wednesday a grant of $3,350 for acre estate of the lste Sir Ed being. conducted by Alberta. in|" rd Kemp, Castle Frank, will the Grande Prairie distriet to)" he converted some time next determine the efeet on hospitals" Jato a newdype secondary of expanding home nursing care [schon Metropolitan board of ed Th i f ation The grant applies to the current|!' . year and Is expected to be con The hoard this week approved tinued In the next two years a ey TRAFFIC TOLL CLIMBS with voeationaltype curriculum TORONTO (CP)~Two persons PENDER V6 DOWNES injured ascent iraitie foo BOSTON (AP) -- Paul Pender! Soronta's 1060 fatality toll $0 o6,|V\II defend his version of Je compared with B3 for the same| Middleweight Fhamplosship an period last year, Camilo Luciani, |7) against Lnglan Lh Wry B2, of Toronto was struck by a|DOWnes, it was announced tec llceman's car last Thursday nesday, Promoter Bam Silver vid Gos, 17, died from burns Man sald the 15-round bout will] suffered wi his motoreyele|be held at the Boston Arena, dbanped into a road depression, W ant oh fire, video blackout, Pender is recog:| CENTRE GETS MET nized as the middleweight king! TORONTO (CP) -- The Metro-{in two states and most of Eu. politan Opera of New York will rope. WEATHER FORECAST Snowflurries Predicted Regional forecasts valld until] oeys | from the west today and Friday television money with a 100-mile TORONTO (CP)~Official fore casts issued In Toronto at 4:30 midnight Friday am, EST Lake Erie region Windsor; Synopsis ~~ Southern Ontario's Cloudy and cooler with the ocea.| mild wet weather Is drawing to|sional snowflurry today, Partly| an end this morning, as colder cloudy and continuing cool to! air continues to push steadily night and Friday, Winds north southeastward, The leading edge west 20 to 10 toda light tonight! of the cool air reac hed south- and Friday : western Ontario during the night, Lake Huron, southern Georg dropping temperatures by 10 to{lan Bay regions, London; Cloudy 15 degrees and changing rain tol and cooler with snowflurries and scattered snowflurries This floc ally heavier snowsqualls to same weather pattern is forecast! day, Partly cloudy and continu. for the remainder of Southern|ing cool Friday, Winds northwest Ontario this meming or this 20 to 30 today, light on Friday, afternoon, Friday will see cgp:| Niagara, Lake Ontario, Hal tinuing below normal tempera:| burton regions Hamilton, Tor tures in all southern regions, onto: Cloudy with showers this Meanwhile, Northern Ontario morning becoming cooler with a will remain in the grip of early|few snowflurries during the day winter todey and Friday Ia rtly cloudy and continuing cool his tonight and Friday, Winds south "COMING EVENTS | ome sspears Friendship) * urch on | ¥ NNUAL Bazaar of the ANNY of Kin# Street United Chu Wednesday, November 15 nt Centennial Hall BAZAAR at Dr faturday, November Christmas favelties, sewing, ho ing, afternoon tea FHRE, feat Hall, Gibbons FUCHR nia. Friday, November 11, & nm, Six prizes, refreshments. Admis elon Soe third N to Ba snousored hy Bt. Mar Peaple, OWL, to be held at tha ehurah audfarium, Stevenson Haad No th, on Saturday, November 13, 8 to & pm, | Tea roam Me, iL | TANNERY Ladies' Auxiliary Binge atl TAN Teion on Thursday, A pam, Six AL rp LENORE Group, Nimeos Street United | OE shaw a on Friday November 1, 3 p.m, Rasaar « including Bake Sale, | firione 81, Chnreh Memorial Hall, Aagot treet, Oshawa, u NOVEL BINGO URSDAY EVENING, ' Tot ST. GEORGE'S HALL (Albert and Jackson Sts) Gomes $6, $12, $20 doubled or tripled $100 JACKPOT INCLUDED Door prize $13 Thornton Kohnol, on 15. 2 ta § po me hak | attend the Annual OLD TIME DANCE AT THORNTON'S CORNERS COMMUNITY HALL ON SATURDAY, NOV. 12th MONTGOMERY'S ORCHESTRA | BINGO RMONY PARK ASSOCIATION METTIOHN'S HALL Comer Bloor and Simcoe FRIDAY, NOV. 1, rian Pearse, 10, of 70 Sher 20 -- $6 + $10 B == $40 Jockpor : avenue, a newspaper hoy at the Oshawa Times, was pre ! sented with a radio Wedng gay | eode ---- Scattered snowflurries sre also predicted ~(CP Wirephoto) Is Asked Exiension of phebisciies on Sun doy movies, as secepied siresdy 15 & number of communities, was dempet ste right of expressing its) The eo rep ture distritntors, producers snd equip. | ment deslers, made known Hs po-| sition af its annual meeting in To ironte, It also charged diserimin- ation In thet "no objection has) been raised or no laws passed) sgainst Sunday movies in places other then the theatre" -- which mesns television, Also called for wes an end to the "unjust, discriminatory pro- vineial amusement taxes" which] were causing theatres to close resulting In unemployment and eultursl losses to communities, | OBITUARIES | The tax yields $6,500 600 annusily, | TRADE UNIONS GORDON F, Macl.AREN Gordon Frederic |died pt Oshaws Genersl lta) after a brief illness, in bis #9th year, on Wednesday, Nov, 9 | He was born in Southampton, {Ontario, Feb. 19, 1872. His per nis were the late James Mae Laren and former Katherine Cey- more, He married Bernice Bechtel in 1902, she died in 1950 s second wife, Lillian Ewald, ilso predeceased him in 1958, He as married both times in Owen He resided in Oshawa for the past three years snd during his fe resided in Owen Sound, Port Elgin and Toronto, He wes 8 nachinest by trade, He was an adherent of the Anglican Chyreh He is survived by two daugh- ters: Mrs, R. J, MeCann (Vera) Ajax and Mrs, John Liston (Beverley) of Oshawa Three sons: Lyle and Evan of Toronto end Ciarke of Port Elgin, Ihe body is resting at the Me. Intosi-Anderson Funeral Home, 152 King street east where serv: tice will be conducted by Rev, H. Mellow of Northminster United announced Wednesday, Chureh In the chapel, Saturday | Maclaren) Hospi- The origins] requests thet ple-| biscites for Sunday movies be undertaken came from unions, It was suggested thet they would be a welcome innova tion for those who live in bosrd- ing houses or cannot afford ex-| pensive pursuits to take up their Sunday leisure Delegates from coast to copst | represented the provincial and regions] associations, They elect ed Frank H, Fisher of Toronto chairman, Peter 8, Myers of To- onto first vice-chairman snd |Harry Prygrocki of Winnipeg second vice-chairman, H, C. D Main was re-elected secretary: treasurer CITY AND DISTRICT | SMOKE SCARE | At 1:55 p.m., Wednesday, sn Oshawa pumper unit answered a) smoke alarm at 247 Arthur street, Smoke was caused hy » faulty furnace, No apparent dam-| age was done other than to the | furnace | WATER OFF A Nov, 12, at 10 a.m, Interment willl f | MOORE LOST ELECTION BAN DIEGO, Calif, (AP)~ Archie Moore, light heavyweight hoxer, lost & bid for an B5-day term as a California State as- semblyman In Tuesday's elec- thon, Moore was defeated by George Lapthorne, a real estate man, Both are rats, Lap | seat until next January when it will be taken over hy Democrat James R. Mills, a teacher who! won the full term, | Publie A small group of houses on $700,000 as the purchase price for be at Park Laws Cemetery In Bonniebrge Point were without - pupil sehool| Toronto, J water for some hours in the] middle of the day Wednesday, The manager of the Oshawa Utilities Commission, | George F. Shreve, sald that the small main which supplies the houses was shut off because of the construction work at the| pumping station, OIl, BURNER The Oshawa Fire Department Demoe; There will he $65,000 in national/thorne will hold the Assembly answered a call to 247 Arthur street, Wednesday afternoon, to check a flooded oll burner, There) were no other fire alarms since Wednesday morning, There were during the day and decreasing to| light tonight, | Northern Georgian Bay, Kirk. land Lake regions, North Bay, Sudbury: Cloudy and colder with snowflurries today, Partly cloudy and continuing cold tonight and Friday, Winds north 20 to 30 to. day, light tonight and Friday White River, Timmins » Kapus- kasing regions: Cloudy with a few spowflurries today and ¥ri- day. And continuing cold, Winds north 15 today, 11g ht tonight, southwest 15 Friday, three routine ambulance calls, FREE OF REPORTS The Oshawa and District Police Department has been free of] sccident reports since Tuesday, FINE PORCELAIN Kaolin, or China clay, is a spe- clal type of clay used in manu-| facture of fine porcelain, | SPECIAL EXPORTS Russia exported 300,000 bottles of vodka and £03,000 worth of] caviar to Britain in 1060, | Forecast Temperatures Lows, tonight, highs Friday: Windsor ' 26 4h St, Thomas .,,,. 40 London renes } 40 Kitehener ..iv000, 40 Wingham .,..e000 0 Hamilton St, Catharines ..., i Toronto 'e Peterborough ,... 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