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STARRING ROLE |ment," a British film directed by! PAKISTAN TRADE LONDON (CP) -- Actor Ber-{Val Guest. The cast includes Agricultural products account |nard Braden, native of Vaneou-|Australian-born Diane Cilento for 90 per cent of Pakistan's to- ~-- Iver, has left for Nice to take aland French actor Claude Dau- tal exports, jute alone forming 55 {starring role in "The Full Treat-|phin. Iper cent. RARE ANIMALS Pere David deer for three rare LONDON (CP) -- Whipsnade Bantung cattle from the West Zoo has exchanged two valuable Berlin Zoo. 8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, May 21, 1960 {ihe auction sale of household ary Historical Society Group Accepts Petitjean Report Among the pieces were parts|™ for butter making equipment, An interesting boot jack, shaped like |a large insect, ,with claws which | grasped the back of the farmer's| boot to remove it easily, was one of the items. | BROUGHAM -- A report, sub- was printed' in Oshawa in 1818,|on behalf of the museum fo con The Historical Society was) mitted by E. C. Petitjean, who and is considered desirable by the template six different types of with Wm. Rankin and' T. W. Bed- Museum Committee. If any can|steam engine of which they are dall, architects, studied the tell of the whereabouts of a copy|aware. Pickering Township Museum site of this publication, Robert Miller, in Brougham last week, was ac- Chairman of the Museum Com- cepted by the executive of the mittee, may be contacted at Pickering Township Historical So-| WH. 2-4637. TWICE DAILY: FRI. 4:15 & 8:15 SAT. 2:15 & 8:15 grateful to receive a copy of | "Past Years in Pickering", by ciety at their meeitng May 12. QUILT DONATED Attached to the report was a "4 .,mmunication from Mr. FRI. & SAT. N Rev. Wood, for their collection. A blueprint, made by Mr. Rankin, pany Brown, of Windsor, re- similar copy was auctioned at the| MA showing the Green River School|y..1aq that he was the owner of Kinsmen Memorial Stadium o ThE} 6k ORRORS OF . pe MUSEY AUCTION SALE sale for $7. This book, which re-| R., 27 2 A few historical articles were lates the history of many of the donated by the Estate of Doug- early settlers in the Township, is| i 24 BIG STAR ACTS all Remmer, to the museum at out of print and becoming rare, | ADULT : Ww : ONGRESS OF CLOWNS ENTERTAINMENT pe and Color . 1880 Ga building at the rear of the old "iit autographed wi tok: : y phed with Pick Brougham schoolhouse, facing pI Township names in 1890, west, with a plan to ultimately ,.4 offered it to the museum. connect the two buildings with a This offer was gratefully accepl- breezeway type structure. ed by the committee, Mr. Brown The log house now on the site accompanied his offer with a gen- will be placed in the south west erous donation towards the proj- corner at the rear, among the trees, The general layout was de- scribed by Mr, Petitjean in his report as based on different fac tors: philosophy and aims of the Historical Society, general ap- pearance, visitors' conveniences, provision for future buildings, and limited funds. The report commended that Green River School be lowered to the base of the tall windows, so that they would appear as French doors, and that a veran- dah be added. It suggested that its character as a school be not preserved, as there was one schopl already on the grounds. To beautify the actual grounds, it was recommended that a fence be placed alongside the road, with one means of entering through a gate which locked; placing gravel along the front part of the lot, and flower beds, | so as to give a colorful aspect from the road; providing a gravel loop of approximately 10 feet wide in the rear part of the lot, leaving the centre part with grass, and possibly locating an old well, to be placed in the centre. A fenced service yard will be located at the east of Brougham School in which large articles can be stored, and the parking space will be restricted to 25 to 30 cars Following the report discussion arose about the moving of the Green River building, and its in- terference with Hydro and tele- phone lines. It was agreed that the Hydro be immediately con- tacted and -an estimate of the cost provided. Frank J. Prouse, Building In- spector of the Township, and a member of the Museum Commit- tee, suggested that the Green River School be dismantled moved and re-built on the Brougham site. This latter sug- ect, R Another item of prevalent in- terest is a steam engine, Wil liam Wood, of Uxbridge, and "Mac" Middleton, of Claremont, anticipate an investigation tour TRAVEL Now is the time to make reservations for your Summer vacation by Air, Steamship, Bus, Rail, Hotels, Car Rentals, Theatre Tickets. DONALD TRAVEL SERVICE 300 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY Whitby--Oshawa--Brooklin MO 8-3304 Toronto EM 3-8958 TEEN-AGERS IN TROUBLE ! SHOWN AT 1:45--3:40 5:40--7:35--9:35 LAST TIMES . L) PLAZA TODAY CURT SYLVIA ORSON DANCE PARTY DON PIERRE and His Orchestra n . y OSHAWA A COME and DANCE to Mitchell Zaleski's Orchestra at the POLISH NATIONAL UNION HALL 168 Banting Ave. FUN FOR ALL! HOLLANDIA SOCCER CLUB of Oshawa Invites You To Go DANCING SATURDAY, MAY 21 8:00 P.M. AT Knights of Columbus Hall BOND STREET WEST REFRESHMENTS SERVED JURGENS SYHS Ny WE v 7 TR ha % Nei 1 AS ve; EE 0.) od Eh To Mf 5) NG 76 a. ATION PRESENTATION SHOCK TREATMENT IF NEEDED! SEE MANAGEMENT OSHAWA DRIVE-IN Yer A From the ,. 'a EVERY SATURDAY 8:30 - 12 gestion, and Hydro costs, will be reported upon at an executive meeting on May 19, when final arrangement$ about Green River School will be made SEEK "THE INDIAN DOCTOR" A book suggested as a valuable acquisition to Pickering Township Museum by Miss Blodwen Da- vies, an Historical writer inter- ested in the museum project, is "The Indian Doctor -- Family Guide to Health". This volume Good Reporting Will Succeed VICTORIA (CP)--A newspaper that concentrates on good report. ing has a greater chance of eess than a 'frothy, feature- choked' publication using enter suc J -- DANCE TONIGHT Modern-Square TO THE TORNADOS (NOW ON CHATEAU RECORDS) CALLER, BOB FOWLER ADMISSION $1.00 RED BARN KINSMEN tainment as its main appeal, a Canadian managing editor said Friday President Larry Smith of the St. Catharines Standard told the Canadian 'Managing: Editors con ference a newspaper should prim- v be a newspaper was the reason for its ex e and would be its future th. If we are in the news business it is up to us to make all n and otherwise, interest easy to read and meaning- seriou ing fu editing and this through re- He said newspaper should be interpretive can be accomplished thorough and comprehensive porting I don't think readers us to duplicate in print the en of the 21 expect ' ne circus screen, They are looking to new papers for their news and they want to be able to understand it without a master's degree." THEATRE GUIDE Brock (Whithy) -- "I'm All Right Jack", 7.20 and 9.40 p.m. Last complete show at 9.00 p.m neh Further Up the 1.00, 340, 6.25 Comanche Sta 05, 7.45 and complete she Biltmore Creek nd 9.10 pm tior at 2.20 030 pm Last at 9.00 pm today Marks -- 'Babette Goes to War 12.30, 3.45, 7.00, 10.20 p.m "Gideon of Scotland Yard", 2.10, 5.25, 8.45 p.m, Last com plete show at 8.45 p.m. Regent Wake Me When It's Over", shown daily at 1.50, 4.20 6.45 9.15 pm complete show al 855 p.m SEE PAGE 3 FOR OSHAWA DRIVE-IN SATURDAY ONTARIO'S FAVORITE FUN SPOT Ready for "a big time" this summer? { HOW ABOUT YOUR DANCING? DON'T LET poor dancing ruin a good party for you. Come to Arthur Murray's now and learn all the latest steps. You'll ind it's quick and easy to learn the | Arthur Murray Way. Be sure of more ig fun...enroll wh) at Arthur . 2 Murray's, WILL YOU ACCEPT A 5 HOUR 1 TRIAL LESSON? ARTHUR MURRAY 1172 Simcoe St. South RA 8-1681 | Open 1 to 10 p.m. Daily Air-Conditioned ES 5 The Next Kinsmen SUPER CAR BINGO Friday, May 27--8:30 p.m. Sharp $7,000.00 TOTAL PRIZES! -- INCLUDING $1,300 TOTAL SNOWBALL JACKPOT A Special up to $1,000 Hi-Lo Jackpot , THE BIG CAR | A BRAND NEW 1960 FORD 12 Games $50 each 3 Specials $150 each 15 Westclox Clocks as Free Door Prizes! 15 WESTCLOX ELECTRIC WALL CLOCKS AS FREE DOOR PRIZES ! PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE DOORS OPEN AT 7:00 P.M, DOORS OPEN AT 1.7:00 P.M. ONE-MAN WAR AGAINST THE COMANCHEROS im lil NANCY GATES wm CLAUDE AXINS - SKIP HOMEIER * RICHARD Rust / SET ouon_ ca oe < a ON THE SAME PROGRAM A FRIGATE FULL OF FIDDLERS! You'll laugh till you're navy blue in the face! FURY orl starring DAVID TOMLINSON "N\ FRANKIE HOWERD « SHIRLEY EATO). NIWSNI FAMILY HOLIDAY SHOW 3 HITS FILLED WITH FUN, ACTION and MUSIC! Cinemas conf TECHMICOLOR, Als ee e-- wy Ln ~= LESLIE NIELSEN WALTER BRENNAN. 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