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«y TORONTO (CP) A record ed All (for commercial airlines flying be- Open ey tween here 'and New York City! was set Sunday when 'the inau Sylvia Wene, a Philadelphia gural flight of American A es bowler, won the women's NBA rbo-prop Electra made the trip 59 minutes and nine seconds. championship at Omaha, Nebras- in 5 The plane reached a top speed ka, Saturday 4 lers th p, } r. sha 1 9c Wingman Ving Sham of 15, miley 20 Bot vil ed. F. BILL BAKER is caught trop hy is emblematic of the , the basis of flying, general the Eastway W-pin lane bowling uled flying time b 1e camera as he received best all-round licensed pilot airmanship, continued interest alley on King stree!, east at she The elapsed flying time of the ie Fraser Memorial Trophy and member during the past in flying and safe flying town line, last October ship, ehristened Flagship Ontar from M KEde Fraser. The ' year. The award is made on Oshawa Times Photo It is the third time that she before it took off, was calculated Jan. 19, at 2 p.m. eonducted by the Rev. H. A. Mellow. Burial will be in the Mount Lawn Cemetery. MRS. ARTHUR S. WILSON Born in Oshawa bul a resident of Whitby for 42 years, Velmetta Wilson died suddenly at her Palace sireet Sunday, Jan. 17, She was 71. The daughter of she late John and Jennie Short, Mrs. Wilson married Arthur §. Wilson im 1906 She was a "member of the Jennie home on Innis, Stanley Hoar, Donald Wil son and Elmer Beacock { i : ! THE OSHAWA TIMES, Menday, January 18, 1960 3 OBITUARIES a Sterling Lyon warned Winnipeg 7 sl ature baseball and football interests 3 CANON R. W. ALLEN Aid Society, the Silver Cross egl that they would be prosecuted if TORONTO (CP) -- Canon Rob- mothers and a life member of they persisted in playing for ad- ert Wallbridge Allen, 81, retired the Ontario and Dominion Mis » mission on Sunday. Anglican clergyman and church sion Circle. Mrs. Wilson was also a esi ---- TA historian, died here Saturday. an active worker in 'the ehurch n anil | Born in Newcastle, Ont., Canon mission band Allen was ordained in 1907. | Surviving are her husband, . y He was rector at Port Perry Arthur; two _ daughters, Mrs 1 e us for three years, at All Saints in David Don EQith) of Eeobjeoke | NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP) Churchill, outspoken son of § Wiithy for wight years. and aout Mis W Harley (S5iva) AGAR! ALLS t ) Churchill {spoke s ir i . ; . wen Sound: sons, Lewis, . : y 3 ton, from y P -Lieutenant-Governor J. Keiller Winston Churchill, said Sunday Chis ¢ ig Brampion Long Branch, and Dudley, Whit WINNS X F Yoples SOOTHING VAPORS kav ' wr ht | I swite i ng Ae Wifi ; je prs Irs. G. Bell ranging from Sunday sport to Mackay of Ontario pres ided at night he will switch to drinking Since his retirement nm 1942 he by; two sisters, Mrs 3 : 8 ; ; BRING INSTANT ribbon-cutting ceremonies Satur-/ South African sherry instead of lived in Oakville (Maude) of Oshawa and I's. flood control are expected to day officially opening the 13th Spanish for a month in opposi- > R. J. Yeo (Bertha) of Bowman spark major. debates in ihe Sef and largest Eventide Home of tion to the proposed boycott of MRS. M, E. NOBLE ville; and a brother, Orville, of sion of the Manitoba legislature! ASTHMA RELIEF the Salvation Army in Canada. South African goods by the La- A former resident of Oshawa, Oshawa. ic i ; 1 He termed the $408,215 project *'a bor party, Labor's action is a Mrs. Myrtle Evelyn Noble, died Mrs. Wilson was predec eased opening Tuesday : great enterprise" and "an im- protest against racial segrega : in the Toronto Kast General Hos- by 2 daughter, Ne Bowne Although no government i8- Kellogg's Asthma pressive building." The former tion 4 pital, Saturday, Jan, 16. For the (Olive), and 2 son Pisin Yor ation is expected on flood eon- Relief~for all Greater Niagara General Hospi TRONG CURB {past few years, Mrs. Noble lived - Degen Jn y trol and aid to private and paro- sufferers from i=, jt at extensively Zemedeliod Fines {With her son RApR Nope, at 365 The body is resting at thelchial schools, the latter recom- asthma and after being purchased in 195 [Bick ¥ Clarkson. Pre- y X aval 4 gp 7 and jail sentences were pro Bic Korg Juve. Darks in Osh- W C. Town Funeral chapel, Whi mended by a provincial royal asthmatic ha 15 CARS DERAILED posed Sunday for United State viously she spen y bv, for service in the chapel commission, the two subjects are Jever pn p - o fficer ilia ffici vho awa Tuesday, Jan, 19, at 230 pm. oo iq t {seuss . m pow ck- i TROIS-RIVIER Que. (CP) officers and civilian officials wi Mrs. Noble was the former p = 7 Ward, minister of Ct PD ed to be discussed thor ages and cigarette Three diesel engines of a CNR try a quick switch from servin . / _ Rev. John a oughly ! # ht tr ~ollided head in the military establishment to Myrtle Evelyn Wright, and was wpiihy Baptist ehurch, will eon . form reign: Tm Collide \ head A a ng to y This : vas the ke born June 12, 1899, in Tyrone, On- 4... ihe service One published prediction said 4 nw \ Se In Is 3 ) : ) tl rogi . . i iy Is ras igs nigh nin gg dy wiser endation a House tario. In 1917 she was married in [pierment will be in Groveside (hat P oftessive Canservat ve rs ; Fale. No.1 enpal Tis ; , c Premier Du oblin, who also asawia p to Peterborough Cemetery, Brooklin body was injured. of Repre sentatives Igomilie Besides Oshawa and Clarkson : s provincial treasurer, would Jn wal ni w a " 1 x " 5 . 1 i gel 81) BOY BITTEN BY FOX eo pent DE yentNby ih Mrs. Noble had also lived in Mill MRS. FREDERICK STIRE roduce a budge} of about $124, Powder Packages $1.50 " " studying neni 1 Ran ] , Tick tir of 13 Me. 000,000 compared with last year s ls. hd 'ON (CP) Clifford fen tractors of retiréd h brook, Sarnia and Bergenfield,! Mrs. Frederick Stir f 13 4 é ; ! Va oN in Te fence Coptracto Se . red 4 New Jersey. During her resi- Laughlin boulevard, Osha w a, $120.000.000. The Liberat progres Cigarettes --$1.00 Cd 2s C5 ranking officers arn ormer de i ts Ve siti edly will . Sunday by a fox believed rabid fence officials dence in Oshawa, she was a died suddenly of a heart attack Ive oppo! on nied hl a} Suggested retoil prices. ' y : 1c1a's, member of $t. Andrew's United at her home on Friday, Jan, 15. attack increased governmen The fox entered the unfenced " oT . "in N 7 5 I y i : y I'he former Elsie Gill, the de- spending At All Druggists backyard, backing on Hamiltqn STATE OF EMERGENCY Church od born Sept. 18. 1887, at; wp S v rt 1 will Mountain, where five Wilson ehil-PNEJOPOLDVILLE, Belgian Mrs. Noble was prede eased by teased Was 0 pt. 18, 1887, I'he Sunda po Jssue wil fren were playing. Anti-rabie leute The coloniz her husband, Harold $a m uel Port. Hope . A arise when v of Winnipeg rum has been ordered for t Sunday declared a Noble, in 1946 and a daughter Mrs. S re has Deen a Tesi the legis re to amend its real e / poy. A search for the fox has state emérgency in a jungle Dorothy, in 1943 of Oshawa, sol . Ai oming er. The amendment 'would . been organized )attlegfound of warring tribe She is survived by one son, ere irom Bowmany Lie was the ecily to permit any H en/ The emergenc plied Ralph of Clarkson; one sister, & member of the Baptis except horse racing on {3 LLOGG'S - ne he emergency applied F larkson; | ter,! 7 : NGS 3 ast pre CANADIAN CHEERED central province of Kasai Mrs, Pearl Mills of Toronto, and Church, and was 2 2a iB x NEW YORK (CP)--The Metro- whore more than 100 African one grandchild, Janet Louise © ohh i : Sunday hockey to which ad > EE Gry Mrs. Stire was predeceased b politan Opera audience Sunday e died in months-long clashe Noble of Clarkson her first re nak the late Fay Mission is charged has been ERY BELIEF night cheered Jon Vickers of hetween the Lulua and Balub: The funeral will be from the Eicher. in 1947. under the present Canada in his debut performance {pipes Armstrong Funeral Home, Tues- NIr's 4 re is. supv bs Attorney - General = in Leoncavallo's Pagliace; Vick day, Jan 18, 3% 343 p.m Rev second husband, Frederick Stir ers, I native of Prince Albert Dr. George Telford of St. An- gue has one daughter, Mrs, lan Vr Sask. played Cano, the clown Paratroopers In drew's United Church will conduct yiastin (Jean) of Oshawa, and bi 2 us troop, 8 Ciors . a THE MAJOR TROPHY of the | Trophy awarded for the high age in the history of the club, fhe Ser Vice. Buvial will be in five sons, Arthur ! Mos £ Ar ° s ight but 'dramatic | T even presented at the annual | est average marks on the test = receiving the trophy from Mi ount Lawn Cemetery nold, Bowmanville: Carl of Toron tenor voice. He gs and acts inter raining N p ented a ng anntia . ave pl mark J 3 a ¢ : i ¥ ast pt fe t d life . to. and Keith Etcher of Windsor; with ve th : : Wir Dinner of the Ontario for a private pilot's licence. A Storie, a past president and hf MRS. ROBERT DICKSON ; ! Gill of B v h an assurance that belies his' gK{RKLAND LAKE (CP Ce Flying Club Saturday is Earle Cox who secured = member of the elub The death occured in the Osh: brothers, Erne oh = pd oy bi eo year Dropping from the skies in sunny nig vas the A, G. Storie | 90 per cent, the highest aver- | --Oshawa Times Photo Genoral Hospital. Satqrday. 2° and Sidney Gill of 8 gary ER > 10-degree weather, 190 paratrooj awa (Genera ospiial, Satu 3 grandchildren, and two grea BALLOON Tost SUCCEEDS i po Hie 2nd" Batiatice. Rov Jan. 16, of Mrs. Robert Dickson, grandchildren ASHING ( ) Scien : gst rhea ed £1 of 690 Osler street, Oshawa. For The bodv is resting at the Arm 1 Canadia Regime nded N y g fists suc cessfully nflated a 100 oy Bhan Reg nen By Wh . fh two weeks Mrs. Dickson had been sirong Funeral Home. Memoria foot balloon 250 miles in the air tm 99 miles vorthwest. of. jtere seriously il services, conducted b Rev. N. ¥ You know Valentines Day is just around the eorner, Saturday night after it had been Sunday to stort two weeks of in Ihe former Barbara Mackay khammer of Fir Baptist rif ri Ce A ther time of the vedr. that's fired aloft by rocket from the {on Cool ainin Mrs. Dickson was born in Edin ch, will be held in the Chapel and more than any other ! } ' Virginia coast. It was the second The drop was vatched by an burgh, Scotland. Jan 1880 mstrong | Home when vou want to be sure to send the warmest successful test. The experiments y : Her parents were the Mr. Monc 1 ).m estimated 2.000 an om r I a ~ oe Ones Vou stion are in preparation for orbiting cre and surround ages and Mrs. Adam Mackay. In 1901, Interm n the greeting to the ones you love, Here's our sugge similar spheres around the earth gi\ "Wivine Boxcars of she was married and spent the awa Ul metery Mausole a beautiful portrait photograph of yourself er and using them to bounce radio pCAF at Downsview brougl last 30 years of her life in Canada, and Welcome Cemetery vour family. in black and white er full eolor -- signals over great areas men from London, Ont n first in Kingston and latterly FUNERAL OF ' A Th . O11 2 bumpy en Oshawa o 'RT CHILCOTT the most personal valentine you €an give. is. QUAKE TOLL 60 oumpy el . id HERBER : LIMA (Reuters)--Sixty persons he soldie Mrs. Dickson was a member of eral service for Her not only a personal expression of love but will give liek arihents : The drop wk Northminster United Church bert Chilcott. 399 Verdun Rd., who ; died in an earthquake which hit oo She is survived by her hus- giod at the Rosebank Nursing that added personal touch to the decor of your wr il Pery "Wednesday > ac he wind and band, three sons, Robert of White p,h.6 pickering Townst last home : Bg TP e Be tents and equip of Lhe base Plains, New York; Adam of Osh- wednesady, was held at Me Ing her hug low pi 4 Tug camp on the shores of the lake awa and William of Detroit intosh Funeral Home ai p.m \ battibe, hor h 0 the evast ted Some 650 other members of the I'wo sisters, Nan and Jean: four Saturday, Jan. 16 For An Appointment Call city iy aguipA, Was op ed battalion arrived by train Satu brothers, Robert, Henry and Ron Rev. S. C. H. Atkinson, min everely damaged, Wilh ead. ld ald in Edinburgh and Blythe Mac- ister of Albert Street United SWITCHES HIS BRAND kay in Australia alse survive Church, conducted the services LONDON (Reuters Randolpl I 1 Fli ht There are five grandchildren Interment was in Oshawa Union " -- nau ura 1 and four gredi-grandchildren. Cemetery % 3 : 9 9 The funeral will be in the Arm The pallbearers were Eldon Mc Dial RA 55-0151 34 Simcoe St. South, Oshawa Top Bowler Sets New Record strong Funeral Home, Tuesday, Innis, Gordon Mclnnis, Lorne Mc \L | ---------- ONE ONLY! The last Kassinger Personality Home available in GRANDVIEW GARDENS has won the Nebraska champion- from the time the wheels le Whitby Baptist Church. She was ship. She bowled a perfect game Malton airport runway until they WEATHER FORECAST also a member of the Ladies', and on a é per sent amortized in the preliminaries at the elimin- touched the runwav at Idlewild urse ations and won the first prize of The 68-passenger airliner was CNR F : h T ah mortgage. Located en fashionable $5000.00 christened by Mrs. J le reig t rain - "Three 'weeks ago she bowled aiMackay. wife of. Ontario's lieu = | now IN us # Briar Court -- immediate possession, perfect game in Chicago, tenant governor. 1 te ' Hits Snowplow TV-RADIO COLUMN By Indians | Cooler Tuesday | ORILLIA (CP) Twe men were injured Saturday when a five-ton snowplow stuck in heavy snow on a level erossing was hit Schofield Insurance Assoc. Lid. RA 3.2265 Howe & Millen Realtors RA 5.7732 ed \ » N ilways Real Diplomacy Reported coma sc cra Ione cron tes sane nc s ok. spats Savon oe a Sor ia . cas issued at 11 am ern Ontario through Tuesday 2 ! 500 . P Y por 00 > year > oid lndian eurse oa Syr A lo re area ng Morrison Township road supe Ristow & Olsen Realtors ng for the death of one white s Opis OW pressure area Regional forecast valid until iniendent Cyril McRae. 34, of man a year was officially lifted oe Ana 8 n D} ng mortheasl- midnight Tuesday Kilworthy, suffered a fractured RA 5-6165 n ote at 4 i ware pn erie oul ve Stern Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Niag- leg euts and shock. Edward Al e ¢ men whe HA! 0 nis evening. snow Will ara, Lake Ontario, Windsor, Lon- Rivers, 30. also of Kilworthy travellec a r he preaa ove 5 all olf >outhe On don, Hamilton, Toronto: Drift- driver of the plow, was treated By CYNTHIA LOWRY he audience were prett Wer ma ! n as Cape arto $s allernoon and er 1€ ing snow becoming mixed with|{for minor injuries § I easte portions of Northe Or 4 v " " : nat hi lorn came unde e cu a s ain or possibly freezing rain for (AP C ( € 10 A Hil YORK 'A S r Ea old | Corey ; i probab didn't € ¥ a she period this afternoon and OO a Bo rie) Vo o > knight! kno ! 0 or be mixed h ral: or aye changing to snowflurries ; mall orld; [a4 a plaving a shrewd ' reezing An ne he lo "ton and continuing through e that whil $ t tie he qeatn » Irse was sha s( Ontario t Ves! m. 1 i nnd oun Mh political game. Also unconvinc- (araq when Quekwatlen Thomas n, Uniario this eve Little change in tem pn - -- . x Sing W 4 'n' at 0 e 3d z NI HNEg ' " lv 4 are given 'in front of the mMiCro- poor ce; Bivden's adaptation Williams, chief and last pure- perature. Winds easterly 20 to 30 > a praciica politics so easi and y rh it I'he. sno 4 1( nw change hecor | nd shifting phone, the real negotiations take b sickly #0 His rude awaken: Di00ded member of the Cogu vf ; Spe econ M2 4 ang Sing 1 READY-TO-HANG LINEN o ory uickly i 1 y tribe. wa 0 Snow es in southwestern wester onight. and northwest 15 place in hotel bathrooms DE lian tribe, waved a © wes 9 X A few minutes later NBC's oa oy . ef 12nd skyward and Ontario uy ng he n B Snow to 25 on Tuesda : DRAPERIES TABLE CLOTHS One Loud Clear Voice took us into, wasn't a greal play, but iti chanted as he stood in full cer- accumulations are expected to be. Gebrgian Ba Haliburton a hotel suite--a bedroom with no vas imely and had a certain) ¢ dress in a snow two lo Six inches with some North Bay, Sudbury: Drifting M (Damask or Cutwork) visible plumbing--for a lesson on bouice Messrs Kennedy and, eovered field here dr occurring. Drifting saow snow beginning this evening | V jov from regular | LACE TABL how to make a grab for a (fic. Rockefeller might ask for equa Cape Horn, as it was dubbed caanging to. snowflurries Tues | ingle onc: Double ond, | ABLE CLOTHS tional) political nomination. This ume lo answer all those cracks , pioneers, borders the yr day, a little milder. Winds eas! god re y . A 0/ is another level of diplomatic ne about rich men in politics Y7 { Highway between Ci Y AND e 15 increasing to 20 to 3 10 ie OSE A Pp 20 70 gotiation Show of the Month ts Via le and Ess le night and becoming light on : . : s adaptation ' € ne .Ssondd : REGULAR PR Roger ©. Hirxow's Sundsg],Siow.of the Yooth's sdupistion) Meilardville and Estondale, DISTRICT Tuesday Reductions ta g Ices Suowcase original was one ond CBS seemed longer than its 90 in the past by local Indians as Kirkland Lake: Snowflurries to. FANCY PILLOW CASES ose | asic offerings, wi hy al tae minutes. It took Fa.lev Granger a gnal point : ; day drifting snow tonight and 389, CFF PLACE T political Sieteotypes 2ccosnied from medical student to widowe Signs 5 Were hte ere. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUBJECT Tuesday. a little milder. L ght 4 .CE MA SETS . ing chat aed i a course, way the Idealistic young| "isthe theme was selfless dedi- fo of danger from The divine source of all ex-vinds becoming easterly i5 to 25 REGULAR PRICE KENWOOD BLANKETS vy WS ideal yOUllS [cation of the scient helpin id be Chie ¢ as breught © at tonight i Hosking to ze! fe Romine mankind W ASS n Science services on Timmins - Kapuskasing: Snow ' A p » tec 1e Ing 8é Jan Keynoting the flurries today ssday i J He was played by Larry Blyden, Jee. J. Cobb and § a Sidne ie. Ad 1 a Thi 7 Ke ne ig 1 ie toda and Tue da : tile whe acted with enormous vigor. (Me up In a ha hour G.E.; 9ne oui os 2 : 1a sly Eaange an. temperature 48h | It could not overcome the fact | tre (CBS) that was a de. pul to de: | ig a 0h 3 Je SEN ds today becoming ,northerl) DRAPERIES { ' shat he was stuck with the role '80l. Cobb played an Ifalian I persor 1e Lord y on Tuesda | -------------------------- | of an excessively naive nay Porn tailor. out of work and on a fata ) gna d his I kindne : | stupid--fellow who affer 15 vears relief in depression days. wh Whe € man n e daytime, and in the i Forecast Tempetatures in politics seemingly had not TUns for committeeman in his lo. he e Indiar om g ll be w me, and Low tonight, High sda « grasped the facts of life cal ward. Dominic, the tailor, and the € ef --Chief W 1 prayer unto the God of my Windso 25 30 o . vel I and his wife, played by Miss Sid an athe ordered life St. Thomas 25 A "ee ney, are full of hopes for the fu he ) 1 doctor to pu London 25 0 COMING LYENTS or. 5, ele son acted by) = corse on the stubborn. pion, STREETS CLOSED (Wugiam no» olos, Pio rc. Res. to Timmy Everet full of des- ee e Aono oi "Toronto 0 } i 298 pair and certain that h athe e Coq im ¢ ad i y 4 Sh ll Prenton 30 3 | can't Your $ ours od Te Bb OF " Steve n road north lased VALENTINE Tea at Harmony United | ant win. I Ww of cou ood 0 trom Kint street west Crpigh. St. Catharines 30 3 AT 31 SIMCOE ST. S. Church, Onward Group, Apron booth, PM! the whole thing was charm P aid the ef. "A sho k s 0 LIeIEN | Hamilton 0 1 SALE PRICE YD. Wednesday, February 10, 230 pm. ingly done fie / 4 te 'man a avenue: Trick enue, from |e A 50 cents od it ji dH oft to ith end of strec 1 28 30 New Week -- Many BI GC Saturda gh hen the ne ait ed us off Adeline avenue, from Hilleroft to 25 30 1.39 Bargains to be Had KINSMEN BINGO works usually leave us alone, : that nes ; ft South end of street, Wheneve 5 2 : he earti ) ) vith the re ar programs. not ble e siree be pa 0 ) TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 "ith the regular pre pened to permit movenien by £0 specia a JUBILEE PAVILION bu an A ey solo. Le a id FREE ADMISSION put on a typ Le show, and : we aowsson pions oi Eon d CAN'T SAY NO | ockpot Nos 56 ond 54 Back, a study of a an in deep il It nen ng PLACE TO SHOP F. RICHARD BLACK; 0.D | act by telephone h a world he WOODVIEW PARK ad « Toda iere 1 ¢ over 3000 . ! ; ' . . arnt 8 I 1 pin BL.ias ope of oa 36 SIMCOE MN. AT COLBORNE an all-round acto ow he n America, and I 3 ex MONSTER BINGO Set cor dato Je 1s trons: shies we hove Tie Examination of evel ? a change 0.001 | 3 J ? $1 300 PRIZE " Shoppe are waiting to pay | Fitting of ntact Lenses ° ( » [ ecommended tonight 0 a for articles ve no $100 DOOR PRIZE Danny Thomas Show. CBS 9 lor I on - And Glasses ackpot Neos. 54 and 87 p.m. superior odd Oshawa Times ( ed Ads hil \ r - te Al ) i 2 1 Children's Visual Training TONIGHT sieve Allen ell. D $193. oda; RED BARN Peogy Lee : an 3 z . wil out. ih an For Appointment Please Call RA 3 | Tune A mS OF 03 at ge rh rs and NID OINTMENT re on Show, CBS, 10: uyers and EVE 35 BY APPOINTMEN 40 teacher ZIPPERED MUSLIN . Ist QUALITY | PULLOVERS & CARDIGANS | PILLOW CASES Tuesday at 9 a.m | 1/3 OFF REGULAR PRICE CORSETS BRASSIERES So many eing Gar offered in undation ment Dept Bras = 1.00 Corsets "5%" 4.99 | LINEN | TEA TOWELS | re loge . i vies | 22 x 32 Woven 'Gloss borders, 3 | colors 2 98¢ 22 x 32 Imported Irish fine thread with 1.15 Reg. 59¢ each multi-stripe pattern and for borders. Reg. 79¢ each CHILDREN'S SNOW SUITS BUNTING BAGS HATS -- BONNETS BOY'S SLACKS SLEEPWEAR 20% to 50% | | OFF REGULAR PRICE.