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38--Coming Events CENTRAL COUNCIL OF. NEIGHBOURROCC ASSOCIATION OF OSHAWA SPECIAL BINGO Over $5,000 g in Prizes Oshawa Civic ) Paul William 7 tos.) ai it jeneral Hospital on Tuesday, January 4, 1966. Special thanks to Or,! Orton and 4th floor nurses. FLEMING -- LAC Gordon and Mrs. | Fleming (nee Betty Conjaerts) of th ot Bridge, proudly announce the birth their son, Randolph Robert Peter, on De-| cember 10, 1965 at Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Orillia, HEWLETT ~ Ted and Mary (nee to announce the ar-| | of their da rie thank God for Sa vensert gift.) WHITE -- Gordon and June (nee Grif- Hela happily announce the arrival of a . Ga Jey, welght 5 Ibs. 5 ozs., on / Thursday, January 6, 1966 at the Oshawa General Hospital. Auditorium FRIDAY, DEATHS JAN. 7th 7:15 P.M. | All. games played on double cords at 25c¢ per card, except | Jackpot. BINGO ORANGE TEMPLE | SATURDAY, JAN. 8th 7:30 P.M 20 Games $8. Share the Wealth | 4 -- $40. Jackpots to go 1 -- $150. Jackpot to go Children Under 16 Not Admitted BINGO AT U.A.W.A. HALL SATURDAY, JAN. 8th 7:30 P.M, 20 GAMES $10 A GAME 4 GAMES OF $20., $30., $40,, $50. JACKPOTS ONE GAME $150. SHARE THE WEALTH BINGO HOLY CROSS TONIGHT 7:45 P.M. Jackpot 56 and 54 Christmes turkeys to be drawn for tonight. |p.m. CAMMACK, William Samuel lin falling health for some time, Oshawa General Hospital, on Wednesday.) fg ary 5, 1966, William §. Commack a te Sees oo, North, Whitby), be- akg Isabella Brignall hi the vine re afared raven, dear father Mrs. R. Hurlbert (Joyce), John and) Ceara of Whitby, Gordon of Van-| coyver, B.C., dear brother x Edward o Detroit, Mich, U.S.A7 In h Resting at the W. C. Tow Chapel, Whitby, for service in 'the chapel on Saturday, January 8 at 2 p.m. Inter. ment Salem Cemetery, Pickering Town- ship. Minister the Rev. J. Smith. bhcieat! | commencing 7 p.m. Thursday. LANDER, Hazel Lenore | At Oshawa General Hospital on Thurs-| day, January 4 1966, Hazel 1. Van- Volkenburg, beloved wife of Douglas H. Lander, daughter of Mrs, Evaleng Van Volkenburg, and sister of Leonard and Keith of Sshawe. The late Mrs. Lender is resting at Mcintos-hAnderson Funeral) Home, 152 King Street East. Service in lthe chapel on Saturday, January 8 at 2 Interment Union Cemetery. SPISAK, Mary On Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1966, at Queensway! General Hospital, Mary Malher, pereves | wife of Stephen Spisak (formerly of O: awa), mother of Mrs. A. Risavy anne). | Mrs. J. Romanchuk Ny Oshawa; Mrs. P. Dica (Veronica), iph; Mrs. J- | Prexbruch (Julla arenamatter of nine randchildren an Faby great-grandchild. | 'esting at the chapel of Bates and Dodds, Queen Street West, at Straughan Avenve, } until 8.30 a.m., Saturday, Requiem mass at St. Cyril and Methodius Church (Clare-| |mont Street), Saturday, % a.m, Interment |Mount Peace Cemetery, WENSVOORT, Jacob Suddenly at his residence on Thursday.) January 6, 1966, Jacob Wensvoort of R 3, Newcastle, beloved husband of arie-| antie Bergyk, dear father of Plet, Jane and Jacobs of Holland, Adrian of Bur-| lington and Willlam of Newcastle, Rest-/ ing at his late residence, RR 3, New castie, where the funeral service will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. ,!n ferment Bowmanville Cemetery LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral orrangements ond floral arrangements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all. GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 IN MEMORIAM AG. MINISTER J. J. (Joe) Greene, Lib- eral member of Parliament for the Ontario riding of Renfrew, nas veen appoint- ed agriculture minister in the cabinet of Prime Minis- ter Pearson. OBITUARY MRS. DOUGLAS H. LANDER In failing health for six months, Mrs. Douglas H Lander, Thornton's rd. n., died Jan. 6, at the Oshawa General Hospital. She pas in her 63rd year. The former Hazel L. Van Volkenburg, the deceased was a daughter of Mrs. Evalena and the late Elgin Van Volkenburg. She was born at Wagarville, Ont., in 1903 and was married at Brooklin mr 20, 1932. She had been a resident of Oshawa for 45 years. Mrs. Lander was a member of King Street United Church where she had been a member of the choir for many years. She was a life member of the Women's Association of the church and a member of the United Church Women. She was a former member of the Thorn- ton's Corners Women's Associ- ation. Besides her husband, she is survived by her mother, who lives in Oshawa and two broth- ers, Leonard and Keith Van Volkenburg, both of Oshawa. The funeral service will be held at 2 p.m., Jan. 8 at the McIntosh Anderson Funeral|»y Home. Rev. L: W. Herbert, DIXON -- In loving memory of @ deer mother, Marlon Helen, whe passed away January 7, . Gone Is th the sweet smile and song, But her memory lives. on forever. Quotations in cents unless marked $. 2--Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- rights, xw--@x-warrants. Net change Is from previous board-lot closing sale. INDUSTRIALS Sales High iw ane vch'ge| 30 $122 12% 1214 + me $39'%4 39% 39% 200 $12) «(11% : + vs! $10. 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LINDSAY -- In loving memory of @) dear father, Frank Lindsey, who passed away January is weve Farewell, dea thy work Is o'er, 'Thy willing Rinse mei toil no more, A loving father, kind end true, No one on earth we'll find tike you. --Always remembered by daughter Shir-} ley. and son Harold. McKENZIE -- in loving memory of our shits: wirev, whe nested away Jan- Caw vary 7, 1964 More and more each day we miss her, Friends may think the wound is healed; But they little know the sorrow Lies within our hearts concealed. --Sadly missed by Mother and Father, McKENZIE -- In loving memory of @ dear wife and mother, Audrey, who pass- ed away January 7, 1964. Two years have passed Since that sad day When one we loved, was called away God took her home, it was His will, Within our hearts she iam still Lovingly remembered and sadly by husband Allan, and daughter McKENZIE -- In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, Audrey £. (Powell) McKenzie, who passed eway January 7, 1964, What would we give if we could say, "Hello Mom" In the same old way, To hear your voice, see your smile, To sit with you and chat awhile. $o you who have a mother, Cherish her with care, For you'll never know the heartache Till you see her vacant chair. --Too dearly loved ever to be forgotten by daughter Loraine, son - in - law Ernie, and grandson Scott. McKENZIE -- In loving memory of dear mother, Audrey, who passed 'souy January 7, 1964, A mother who gave us the best of her life, Who 'cherished our secrets, eur sorrow, our strife, a 'nal us to love and taught us te Deer vinother tn heaven, Ged God bless you today. Your ite was unselfish, fer ethers you Lh Not for what you received, but for what High-BI Hollinger Huds Bay Int Bibis T \a Hellun 164 -- Va) 1% 214 -- ve! $16% $12% $285 $642 $21% $13 270 $27% 27a 27% 180 $81% 81 81 = % 300 199 «197° «(197 2 800 138 |B.C. Ballet Unit Seeks ! 'Country's 'ww Ge VANCOUVER (CP) -- Culture in the country is. the aim of 4 Ballet British Columbia, a pro- fessional ballet company geared | to small-stage presentation. The company plans to begin its first tour next fall, with 47 small towns or cities on its schedule, Its .promoters say presenta- tions by the group will not be a "watered-down" version of classical ballet, nor will its per- formances be second best. "We want Canada's best dan- cers in our troupe," said Stewart James, one of the founders of the National Ballet Guild in Toronto. "If Canada's best are not good enough, then we'll go to other countries to get the quality fine ballet deserves." Mr, James, a stockbroker who has been interested in the busi- a | By JACK BRAUCKMANN ness workings of ballet since be- =a rere Dance ars fore the Second World War, has moved to B.C. and brought with him the culture-in-the-country concept. Another prime mover in the B.C. attempt to organize a first- class touring ballet company is Mrs, John A. Bourne of Van- couver -- known far better to CBC television viewers as Beth Lockhart -- dancer, choreogra- pher and commentator. Miss Lockhart also choreogra- phed Vancouver's Theatre Un- der The Stars for 10 years, Mr. James said Ballet British) Columbia will hold Canada's first Actor's Equity audition for a ballet company early in the new year, WILL HUNT ABROAD "If we do not get all the peo-; ple of the calibre we need, then we'll go elsewhere," he said. The company wants about 16) Of operation. We don't want to | broke." stage manager, stagehands and a wardrobe mistress. Miss Lockhart, wife of a Van- couver, lawyer and mother of three teen-age boys, said: "We will Dresent both Clessi¢si and contemporary -- more contem- porary, for insiancve, 'ia tie National Ballet -- selections in our first year. 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Nor CHG p Nor Phone NS LP Oshawa A +3 28a 94 5500 362 you could give. | Just a leving thought, just 4 silent tear, A beautiful memory of a mother so dear. | Peer God take # message to our mother | Te her how much we miss her and| PL ag her our -love. diy missed and lovingly remembered | laughter Kaye and son-in-law Robert. minister of King Street United! SHERWIN -- In loving memory of a Church, will conduct the serv- ice. Interment will be in Oshawa Union Cemetery. dear uncle (who was more than a father to me), Richerd Dewson, whe passed away January 7, 1963, in our hearts your memory lingers, Always tender, fond and true: There is not @ day, dear Dad, We No my J think of Fe oN CARD OF THANKS) REED -- We wish to express our! | Loving ind sadly missed | by cll Hallie and children, MELNICHUK = In loving memor @ dear father, Miron Melnichuk, passed away January 7, 1964. of who Overind pr Pac Pete Pembina |Send for excitement - packed | Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog. 350 design views -- school, career, glamor styles. Plus coupon for free pattern -- choose it from Catalog. 50c. QUILT OF LONG AGO By ALICE BROOKS Add a brilliant touch to a| bedroom with this fascinating! quilt of many colors. | Double Wedding Ring loved by quiltmakers of long ago! Easy to piece; a quilted center. Pattern 7485: patch patterns: charts; directions. Thirty-five cents (coins) for each pattern (no stamps, please) to Alice Brooks, care of The Oshawa Times Needle- craft Dept., 60 Front St. W. Toronto 1, Ontario, Ontario res- idents add Icent sales tax. Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS.GIANT 1966 Needlecraft Catalog stars knit, crochet--many more needle- craft designs. 3 free patterns printed in catalog. Send 25 cents. NEW! 12 Collectors' Quilt Patterns for you in color, with quilting motifs. Finest pat- terns ever collected from fa- mous museums. Send 60 cets for new Museum Quilt Book No 2. Deluxe Quilt Book No, 1 sixteen complete patterns. cents. 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' 20 » 20% A 20 +10 Accra Acme Gas Advocate AAm Moly Ang Ruyn Ang U Dev Ansil Armore Argosy Atl ¢C Cop Atlas Yk 00 400 52 166 7 1M 1 xn Fs 6s % 9 S 8s 9" ae 300 aske Belletere Bethim Bidcop Big Nama Biack Bay BL Hawk Bralorne Brunswk Bunker H +" -- 10} -- 5} $1614 mas Tn 392 36 Bs DO IT NOW BUILD BETTER WITH WHY WAIT FOR SPRING? WINTER'S THE TIME Renovation Clean-Up Jobs MEN and MATERIALS ARE Canada (Ind.) Thursday asked rt Ministe: THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Januery 7, 1966 ¥ Just MONTREAL (CP)--The ~~ 0 farers' International Union ITLL W2. Ft WV iG NG ives. On Seaway?: Siu Wivse Lakes and the St. Lawrence Ri- ver, r J. W. Pick-|gai Transpo! ersgill to indicate "the inten- tions of the department of|this organization is in con-|transport with respect to its plans in providing separate and adequate upbound and bound Janes in the St. Lawrence In a letter to the minister, dated Jan. 6, Leonard J. Mc- Laughlin, president of the SIU, thanked Mr. Pickersgill for a copy of a letter sent to the min- ister last month by the Domin- ion Marine Association, which represents many Canadian ship owners operating on the Great for and WHEN AVAILABLE UPPORT YOUR WINTER EMPLOYMENT CAMPAIGN Call Your parison of the various (earlier) submissions. ts etaaete ,'y e an e "urgent --. for i aes peo matweee 6 oe Regen 4 cal ships Bvtye "y of radio telephone in the NATIONAL EMPLOYMEN 314 Simcoe St. South, Oshawa Phone 728-4631 SERVICE SPENITE The New Multi-Purpose HOLLAND LUMBER LIMITED R.R. 1, OSHAWA -- CORNER RITSON & NONQUON RD. vee 725-4709 - Building Panel with a Waterproof Bond Vg!" mel? x 8' SHEET NOW ONLY 299 HURVID PLUMBING 725-8563 OSHAWA Aspenite is a new multi-purpose building panel for heavy duty and light construction, Perfect for wall sheathing, sub-floor sheathing, interior wall finish- ing, cabinets and general aiaaaaies OSHAWA WOOD PRODUCTS LTD. and Oshawa Shopping Centre 728-1617 Courtice 728-1611 GET YOUR SUPPLIES AT: saa sites carpentry. ASPENITE -- For Many Uses @ Floors @ Fences @ Car Ports @ Garages @ Walls e Shelving @ Doors @ Cupboards @ Furniture "som Your Flo-Glaze-Dupont Paint Dealer In Oshawa SWAN'S HARDWARE OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE TOOLS @ 725-3527 @ Ask About 6 Month 'Deferred Payment Plan Insist On The heartfelt thanks to friends, neighbors and/| relatives for their acts of kindness, cards) and fioral offerings extended to us during) Recalls the love, the voice, the smile, bo agtlhagg ol bereavernent. Special thanks) Of the ore who once sat there fo Rev. Milton Sanderson of Toronto, Or.|always remembered &. D. Wigle of Toronto General Hospital| son-i inlaw. Marley. by deughter Olga, and the many other doctors and nurses) -------- who were so kind, Aiso the palibearers, the Ae poopie ane and those | in Weeder ang oe eit Reed. 360 360 770 «(760 wel «(375 161 167 (161 Camfio Camp Chib Cc Tung > Dyno Cdn Keely Captain Cassiar Cent Pat Chester Chimo Chrom: Coch Will Coin Lake Conigo Con-Key C Bellek ¢ Halll Cc Marben ¢c Mogul The rolling stream of life rolls on, But still the vacant chair The Heating System for Moderns . . » DO IT NOW J AND GO MODERN CALL...» In Last Hours | ) 14) 16) || | RICHMOND, Va. (AP)--Fren-| 46 dt 46 +2 Zied last-minute negotiations be- $144 Id 144 + 4\tween Virginia Transit Co. and xiii 13s + 3 MILLWORK 1279 Simcoe North 728-6291 Open Daily 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. Pitd ett 9 PLM " Pp On» Little or no i of your p heate ing system during conversion te Electrie Hest. 728-4611 PRINCE. ST. -- Osawa Everlasting Memorialization | is almost possible with the | MATTHEWS BRONZE MARKER | thot we supply and install; | Please call MOUNT. LAWN MEMORIAL PARK | 723-2633 SCOTT -- Mrs. George tL. Scott sand) Family wish to convey thelr sincere thanks and appreciation to all who havel been 20 kind during thelr recent bereave ment, In the loss.of a loving husband toa farmer, ve eeeee i ya union officials have averted a a 4 2 ,|bus strike that had been called 4s 4s 4\5 jin the state's two largest cities 26¥a 36 16a + vaifor midnight Wednesday night. to oa ak "5 Details of the agreement were| "000 | yo "a inet Rar gs tg It now must be} '. proved 'by transit . 100 499 oo a> ~ 'llocals in Richmond and Norfolk.