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The Oshawa Times, 22 Dec 1959, p. 8

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The contingent has received its members will forget about overseas for Pte. Gilles Laroche, CZECH ORCHESTRA ; about 20 Christmas trees from their police duties along the bor-|19, of Hull, Que *'This has been| TOKYO (AP) -- Peking Radio Norway. Decorations for the'der. |an excellent ucational exper-reports the Czechoslovakia phils trees come from the United The Indian battalion, whose|ience for me and I am glad harmonic orchestra has eom- States, Germany, Canada and Sikh members do not celebrate volunteered to join UNEF," he yleted a highly successful tour of Scandinavian countries. Christmas, has volunteered to|said. Laroche will spend Christ-\Communist China with a Shang- am RIN WARKRE man the entire border line. mas at the camp but hopes t0ihai concert, featuring works of PLANE TRIPS IN WORKS {visit Cairo the first week of the|Beethoven, Dvorak, Smetana and Plane trips to Jerusalem and|proup POP ® In Gaza Strip LE frothy Bethlewers are being Saeed] Paul Ferland, 32, Giffard, Que.,| pte. Roy Snow, 25, of Mont-| ._ during Christmas Week. Fifteen gg; "WS his wife was ex-!| uk de tol By DAVID HINNAWI plied to visit Jerusalem during| members of the Canadian cop. {0d Tews a was the best real. also will experience his first ; ; RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP)--Of. Christmas Week. jtingent--no place being available cy istmas present he ever got. Christmas abroad. "It's unfortu- TOKYO (AP)--Bones of 3 dino ficers of the Canadian contingent|povie crv E DINNER {for more--will attend Christmas Ferland already has three chil- nate we won't have a White|saur that ras Deakly i feet 1a with the United Nations Emer- Despite the unseasonal atmos-|Services at the Church of Holy|g ~Elise, 6, Helen, 8, 'and|Christmas but 1 enjov the warm /and Pa 3 Joits dave | ees gency Force on the Egvptian-Is- phere. the Canadians will try to Nativity in Bethlehem. Serge, two months. |sunshine very much," he said. | ound y i ussian Tigese ox raeli border will don chef's hats| op aie Christmas in much the| Other trips are being scheduled pre. Roger Johnston of Sechelt, "The weather here is perfect." pedi on mn the esert, Christmas Day and wait on thei. "0 ne ac at home. {for the antiquily-rich city of|g ¢ "is practising hard with the|He will be at the camp during! ew China news agency privates. "Under the direction of Mess/LuXor in upper Egypt and the|.oifnoent's carol group, Roger, Christmas Week but looks for- And the meal they will servelg.. oan Allan Carrie, of Mont-ifamous ski resort at the Cedars|ay aggistant to the chaplain, has|ward to a leave in Cairo early will be just like "Ma used to o.r "yu oo" le Christmas din-|0f Lebanon. an identical twin brother also(in January. make" on Christmas Day Bp The contingent has received a with the contingent. He plans to ner is being prepared. The menu 1 . 98 y . vise, th will be little reads gift of 'beer from a brewery in|visit Jerusalem during Christmas CHRISTMAS TREE pounds of Christmas mail to Eu Otherwise ore Toads Canada and the Canadian gov- week. "I couldn't hope to spend B in the Canadian camp a' the rp cocktail, bouillon soup. ! , IV- iW ' : : ighted with rope Friday, setting a record fo) edge of the Sinai Desert fo re- Nodiy hii vi boi ap ernment is presenting Canadian|Christmas in any other place.' Tue Click as ee is ed trans-ocean mail carried on i mind the soldiers of Christmas at potatoes gravy. carrots and cisarets. |said Roger, who hopes to become candles is sai to ave been intro-| yoo day, the airline said Mon home. Instead of snow there will peas, stewed onions, pie, ice, For 24 hours beginning Christ- duced into Christmas customs by day. 1t exceeded by one ton the be endless rolling white sands,|....n, Christmas pudding, Almas Eve through Christmas. Day the first Christmas!Martin Luther, who died in 1546. previous record set Dec. 18, 1958 green palm trees and clear blue choice of pork or ham alse willl -- ih les. be available. Even Santa Claus here rids onl ae niime, tlie Canadians are camel back instead of a deer; .. orine and wrapping toys sled. a for the refugee children in the on Gaza Strip. About 240,000 Arab REPLACED ANNUAL " refugees live in refugee camps The United Nations fo has ung around the Biblical city of been patrolling the border Nuce.i.." They fled their homes in the Suez war of 1956. The 1,000-'pajasiine at the outbreak of the strong Canadian contingent is re-| ola yo 00h war in 1948. placed every year by another from Canada. 8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, December 22, 1959 I RH GIANT SKELETON SET AIRMAIL MARK MONTREAL (CP) Trans Canada Air Lines carried 12,93; {a minister, I This is PARTY FOR KIDS "This is a professional army, The Canadians also will have a many of the soldiers have had|party for the refugee children overseas experience and there is|during Christmas Week in which little place for homesickness they will sing Christmas earols here," said Capt. Ed Argue of|and distribute presents. London, Ont. the contingent's| Many of the soldiers will have RUBBISH WON AT EXHIBIT Charles Caron, 21, right, calls | One called 'Clown' seen here, | picture was taken, Mr. Jarvis abstract art rubbish and set was awarded a prize by Alan | didn't know he was talking to out to prove it by some ex- | Jarvis, left, former director of | the hoaxer. amples made from rubbish, ' the National Gallery. When this CP Wirephoto CHRISTMAS STAR HELICOPTER CRASHES and went through a bedroom of ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP)--An|a nearby house. The house, home| Scientists believe the biblical ermy helicopter crashed in an|of army Col. E. H. Kurth, was|Star of Bethlehem which led the open field here Friday, minutes empty and no one was injured.|Wise Men to Jesus' birthplace after taking off from the Penta-|The three crew members walked|may have been an exploding public relations officers. However, 80 per cent of the of- (ficers and soldiers are married {and the men will miss their families, Argue added. The Cana- |dians have the highest percent- |age of married soldiers in UNEF with the Swedes on the other end {of the scale without a married |; ve a1) the man. | "Since we are in the Holy UNEF hospital burned down last Land, Christmas this year will|month a chance to listen to the voices of their family Christmas Day. More than 100 personal recorded messages were made early this {month in Canada and flown here. Midnight Christmas Eve there will be carol singing in the var- ious messes. "We had hoped to men together in the main club," Argue said, "but the and the club has been converted into a temporary hos- | have special meaning to the sold- iers," Argue said. Many had ap-pital." TAMBLYN e DRUG STORES » Last Minute Bargains __ i GIVE A CARTON STARFLASH | EXTRA SPECIAL! oF CAMERA OUTFIT CIGARETTES FOR CHRISTMAS Compact Versatile Camera RUBBER wi BOOT WE CARRY ALL THE BUILT-IN FLASH POPULAR BRANDS HOLDER SPECIAL! 299 gon heliport. 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