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'COUNTY LINES Rev. W. F. Bannister Of Queen's _ At Maple Grove Anniversary MAPLE GROVE (TC) -- Rev.| W, ©. pannister, vv, ol queens University, Kingston, was the Special speaker at the Maple} Grove United Church anniver-| Large crowds attended, services. Proceeds} totalled $375. Special music was presented in the afternoon by the chil- dren. A duet was sung by Susan) VanCamp and Esther Cryder- man. In the evening the church choir, directed by Mrs. William Laird, and the Four In Accord transfer from Hampton and) Vouruce, respectively, at une sacrament service Sunday morning. 4 Mr. and Mrs, H. G. Freeman attended the Orono Sunday School anniversary Sunday jmorning when their two grand-) sons were among the 39 pupils! who received awards. Both) boys have perfect four-year at-| tendance records. | Mr. and Mrs. Steve Doyle) and family and Mrs. Cecil Jef- fery attended the Doyle family picnic at Emily Park, Omemee. M . C =e,8 usic Uritic, NEW YORK (AP) -- Deems Taylor, composer, music critic, journalist, and radio commenta- tor--among some of his accom- plishments--dalea Sunday at the age of 80. He was admitted to the Medi- cal Arts Centre May 20. He had heart trouble and a mild stroke, the hospital said. Taylor's first opera, The King's Henchman, had its pre- miere at the Metropolitan Opera House in 1927. It was performed 5 Deems Taylor, 80, Dies; Journalist World where he was music critic from 1921 to 1925. He was editar of Musical for the New and, in 1936, was appointed musical adviser to the Colum- bia Broadcasting System. For many years he served as commentator on numerous ra- dio programs, including those of the Metropolitan Opera and. the New Yerk Philharmonic. at the Met for three consecutive seasons -- a record for new American works at the opera house. The Libretto was written He was a regular panelist on the radic program, Information Please. | PLAYED BY ALL then went to the New York! Canadd\Lauded By Polyansky By TOM MITCHELL | Mr. Polyansky expressed fear) MONTREAL (CP) -- Canada|about Germany, saying West has taken a sensible position in) Germany now is on the same) ueciuing not lo Sena Loops to; pal as Germany Im 1¥955-54,) America Magazine, music critic) y; A ; York 'American| Vee Nam but should be taking| undergoing rearmament and jactive steps to bring an end to) seeking to get nuclear weapons. | | ; the. war, has unleashed -eight) This is the view of Dmitrijwars in the last 100 years, he| Polyansky, Soviet deputy pre-|said, and because Russia lost) {mier heading an 11-member| 20,000,000 lives during the last | group of parliamentarians visit-| war she is taking a firm stand ing Canada. and is sternly against any pos- | The 49-year-old deputy pre-| sible future war. jmier, who has shown workhorse| But Viet Nam could have far-, |stamina through the first seven\re aching consequences, he |days of a 10-day tour, covered| added. 'The thunderclouds have) |the whole field of international/already appeared on the hori- relations in an hour-long inter-| zon." : lermanw unleash Germany |Britain and THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, July 4, 1966 7 cans, had given up worshipping| world that London 'may be @ God for the female bosom. --_| swinging city, but tens of thou- But after giving a mini-skirt) sands here tonight are swinging its fashion-crazy|to a different tune. We are teen-agers = closer look, Gra-|marching to a different drum. ham said there is hope for the| beat--the drumbeat of heaven." future. | It was Britain's biggest re "Tt is not true England is|ligious gathering. swinging along the path of! 4 decadence, as the headlines! BORDER 18 LONG say," he told a rally. | The Canada-U.S. boundary te "Let this meeiing 'eli 'the'3,989 mijes in length. T HE | BLUE HORSE " LOUNGE Quartet presented the music. Rey. J. P. Romeril and Rev. D. Arscott assisted in the by Edna St. Vincent Millay, the pavior's orchestral suite,|view Saturday as an RCAF} poet. ' ' | ive His _sécond. opera,--Peter yp-| Through the Looking Glass, was| Yukon plane--carried tive" party | i The Entertaining A number of the school choir r t t t e S were in Toronto Saturday to se played by every major Ameri-|to Montreal from Vancouver. services; Mrs. Mansford Goodmurphy| and Paul McIntyre were re- ceived into membership by Rev. W. C. Smith COLUMBUS (TC) -- Rev...W. Clifford Smith, associate min- ister of Northminster United Church, Oshawa, was the spe- cial speaker, June 26, at the Sunday School Anniversary Services. Special music was presented by the members of the Sunday School, directed by Misses Carol and Margaret Webber. The annua! congregational picnic was held June 25. Games, races and a picnic supper were enjoyed. Following the picnic a community farewell party "Sound of Music' at the O'Keefe @ Centre. Master Terry Russell) was the soloist at St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville. Special Speaker jwas held in the Christian Edu- cation Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Fred McLaughlin and family) who are moving to Fenelon Falls. | Walter Beath was chairman.| Deanna Hogle presented a baton twirling routine and musi-| cal selections were presented by Vernon, Robert and Donald Powell. Mrs. James Stark presented a table lamp and a gift of money to Mr. and Mrs. Mc- bers of the family. Kedron Certificates Presented nifred Bridges, DEEMS TAYLOR egg ont Produced at the can symphony orchestra. He : 4 {also composed Cantatas. Born in New York City, Tay-|" His books of musical essays lor received a bachelor of arts include Of Men and Music, The degree from New York Univer-| wey. tempered Listener, and sity which 'ater, among other Misie 46 iy. wate . : schools, (was fo award fim i! Other activities included land- ree "4 rashes |scape painting, that of linguist STARTED FREELANCING ber and one-time . president of He began his career as a free-'the American Society for Com- lance writer and became assist-|posers, Authors and Publishers. ant Sunday editor of the New| In 1940 i:e¢ served as narrator Curbs Asked On Smoking SASKATOON (CP) -- An On- Laughlin. Joan and Ruth Smith tario doctor suggested Saturday presented a gift to other mem- that strong steps be taken to awareness |the health hazards involved in enhance public cigarette smoking. Dr. P. B. Rynard of Orillia called for tougher restrictions KEDRON (TC) -- Rev. Win- superintendent, was in charge) oq the sale of tobacco to chil- assisted by| of the program, with Mrs. Wm.|dren and on tobacco advertis- Orval Jackson, presented Pr0-| woodward awarding prizes to ing. Dr. Rynard told the annual motion certificates to children of Kedron Junior Sunday School Sunday morning during their regular Sunday Schoo! meeting. Randy Henry, Nancy Lee, Scott Lowe, Margo Noble, Janet Pope, Jeffery Robinson, Ralph Robinson, Billy Tregunna, Ricky Werry. From Kindergarten to Pri- winners. Sunday School will | York Tribune, From 1916 to 1917\in Walt Disney's Fantasia, and he was the Tribune's Paris cor-| in 1953 published a biography of respondent. Richard Rodgers and Oscar Later, he served as associated| Hammersiein II entitled Some editor of Collier's magazine,'Enchanted Evenings. | -- QO Citta, DRIVE-INS of be dis-, meeting of the Canadian Tuber- {continued for July and August./culosis Association that smok- , Rey. Bridges will be on vaca-jing in public places, such as Those promoted from Nurs-ition for the last four Sundays|restaurants, waiting rooms and ery to Kindergarten were: Pat-|o¢ July. Rev. S. J. Hillier, of|theatres, should be restricted. ricia_ Brown, Craig Cockburn,/prooklin, will supply at Colum- 31, Mr, ' ; "Smokers feel that the lack Danny Gibson, David Glover,| pus and Kedron for the July 10,| of 'official government action is Kim. James,|17 and 24 services, and on July|an indication that the evidence ; Fred MclIndoo will' of the harmful effect of smok- Mountjoy, Dean McHugh, Dick represent the Canadian Bible|ing on health has not been firmly established." Society. In cases of emergency,| Mr. Hillier can be reached at ALL STAR CAST METROCGLOR Romence, Action, Adventure | "The prestige of the United! States has fallen to a very low| ebb" since the extension of} bombing raids to the North! Vietnamese cities of Hanoi and | Graham Ends | London Visit LONDON (Reuters) -- Ameri- and translator, and board mem-} Haiphong, he said through his can evangelist Billy Graham interpreter. | concluded a month-long crusade | Western allies were beginning! in "swinging London" Saturday to protest. 'I am sure the time! night by assuring 100,000 Brit- will come when they will yoice|ons they are not irrevocably on| their objections in no uncertain|the path to decadence. terms," When he arrived here for his "Canada should take active|second mammoth crusade, the measures to halt this war," he,47-year-old preacher said signs added. were that Britons, as Ameri- DORIS DAY THE SPY WHO CAME OUT OF THE WATER Reguler Show Thurs, & Set, Under The Sea on OSHAWA DRIVE-IN 4 Cose Gronde 655-3355. The Kedron UCW will hold Gloria Jean Trio The trio specializes in Country and Western, Vocalist Gloria Jean is assist- ed by Lee Schott on the guitar. -- at the -- HOTEL LANCASTER "The Friendly Spot' Fabulous CRESCENDOS You've Heard the Rest Now Hear the Best Entertainment Nightly et 9 P.M. Matinee Seturdey 4 P.M. te 6 P.M, @ FULLY LICENSED « mary: Donna Hancock, Mau-jits Strawberry Dessert Supper reen Bremner, Alan Brown, July 6 at Kedron Church. Sit-| Ellen Brown, Carolyn Craig, tings are at 4.30, 5.30 and 6.30 Valerie Davis, Jacqueline Gat-|p.m. Tickets are available from chell, Joyce Hancock, Daryl any UCW member. Glover, Lori Hancock, Paul; Unit 3 of the UCW is hold- Jensen, Cathrine Knapp, Susan|ing a Bake Sale at Camp Sam-| Lee, Paul Love, Maureen Mac-\ac, July 13, beginning at 9.30 Donald, Jimmy McNally, Ricky/a.m. All ladies are invited to Smith, Dawn Underwood, Gor-} contribute. don Vincent, Kevin Werry,; Members of Unit 3 met at the Peter Wilson, Jimmy Slater,|home of Mrs. Peter Wilson last Randy Angi, Michael Jessup, | Thursday evening for their final FIRST SHOWING IN THIS AREA GEORGIAN aDutt) ENTERTAINMENT, Those receiving their certifi-| eates during church services) were: From Primary to Junior:| Janet Angi, Mary-Ellen Glover, David Kainz, Beverly Pascoe, Michael Pettes, Sharon Robin-| son, Patricia Slater, Alan Star-| koski, Kerry Thomas, Barbara) Tregunna, Cliff Neil. Junior to Intermediate: Kathy Brown, Maureen Brown,. Regi- nald Davis, Brian Elliott, Tom-| my Flintoff, Sandra Mitchell, Gloria Mountjoy, Garth Pascoe, Patti Rosnak, Christine Skuce,| Caron Anne Stephenson, Dennis Werry, Joe Wright. Intermediate to Serior: Brock, Donna Glover, Bremner, Bonnie Dyck, P: Rose, Billy Elliott and Bruce Dale. Janet Alexis The annual Sunday School and| - meeting. Fifteen members at- tended. Mrs, Ron Werry pre- sided. Gifts for new bables were presented to <Irs. Wilfred Pas- coe, Mrs. Don Wade, Mrs. J. K.! Glover, Jr, and Mrs, Bruce! earle. Following business, a barbe- cue picnic was enjoyed on the! patio, with Mrs. Robert Dale, UCW president, as special guest. BUILD HOME-LIKE JAIL WINNIPEG (CP)--Jail facili- ties at Winnipeg's new $2,500,000 public safety building will ac- comodate 177 men and women prisoners with many of the com- forts of home. 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