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\ Great ep Family TABLE BY HE TRICK? bles have a ene yeer ntee against defects in ial end workmanship. of tables. RP. vite ours: 725-6582 ours: 576-2287 ' the following vith the Cana- n Beaupre PEN 24 HRS. ; 725-7622 ity | B TD. 728-4661 ne if NE TIRE & RUBBER OF CANADA 'ety, Tires" 725-6566 MBERS OPLE \ D JTURE $ ASSOC. ON The Oshawa Chapter of the Sweet Adelines, who will pre- sent their next concert at East- dale Collegiate auditorium, Dec. 2 with the Oshawa Barbershop- pers (S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A., Inc.), was organized in Oct. 1956 by Mrs. Barry Fox, Orillia, who now lives in Kitchener. With the help of the Toronto Chapter Sweet Adelines and the Choralaires, a Sweet Adeline quartet from Orillia, Oshawa Chapter was off to a successful start. The meetings at that time were held in the CRA building on Gibb St. The first Sweet Adeline direc- tor in Oshawa was Tony Lid- dall, a member of the Oshawa §.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. Within a few months, Mr. Liddall was trans- ferred to the United States, and another Oshawa barbershopper, Mr. S. T. (Dewey) Tutton, be- came director of the chorus. In the spring of 1964, Mr. Tutton Knight, at which time he director of the S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. Horseless Carriagemen. tor of the chorus. In May 1957, having the re- Chapter received from International _Headquar- ters in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and was now a Chapter in Region No. 2 Northern. This region in- cludes Chapters western Ontario, parts of New York State, Ohio and Penn- sylvania. Recently because of the growth of Sweet Adelines in this area, a new Region was formed, and the Oshawa Chap- ter is now a member of Region No. 16. Oshawa Chapter Sweet Ade- was succeeded by Mr, "Bill" lines has two registered quar- Susan Douglas Rubes, Producer, "Young Peoples' Theatre", Toronto Only Sanitone drycleaning satisfies successful Agincourt, Ont. Mr. Knight was director of Oshawa|Chords and the Ding - Dong - Sweet Adelines until Nov. 1966, became/have presented several shows in Oshaw ajand around Oshawa. The :Chap- chorus, _ the/ter has sung for the residents of Since|Hillsdale Manor, Nov. 1966, Mrs. H. Weggler, ajClub, Home and School Asso- charter member of the Oshawa|ciations, church groups, and par- Sweet Adelines,; has been direc-|ticipated in various parades in} quired 20 members, the Oshawa) adelines presented its Charter!annual 'Harvest of Harmony." from south-/hass, Mrs. R. Boneham. OSHAWA SWEET ADELINES CHAPTER WAS ORGANIZED.IN OCTOBER, 1956 ...-Part Of Tenor And Lead Section Rehearses For Concert Dec. 9 Sweet Adelines In Oshawa tets, (see below) The Acousti- Belles. The Chorus and quartets, Golden Age the city. In Nov. 1958, Oshawa Sweet their first Members of the Acousti- Chords are: lead, Mrs. L. Mc- Kenna; baritone, Mrs. Leo Mof- fatt; tenor, Mrs. H. Weggler; Members of the Ding-Dong Belles are: lead, Mrs. J. Rous- Mrs. P. Junkin. On March 9, 1968, the chapter will hold its 9th annual show "Harmony Carousel,' at East- dale Collegiate. A portion of the proceeds of each show is donated to local charities. The Chorus now meets each Monday evening at 8 p.m, at the new Civic Auditorium, Room 2, and anyone wishing to attend a regular chorus practice is most welcome. Membership chairman at present is Mrs. D. Goodwin, telephone 728-5105. Officers for the current year: Pres., Mrs. Paul Junkin; vice- pres., Mrs. R. Boneham; secre- tary, Mrs. R. Henderson; trea- surer, Mrs. Wm. Roser. ELECTED ANNUALLY Sweet Adelines, Inc. is man- aged by an International board of directors elected annually by the membership. Chapters are canvassed for their suggestions for potential nominees to the international board. The board formulates all policies of the organization, with full power to do all things necessary to ful- fill the purpose of the organiza- tion. Executive officers are an seau; baritone, Mrs. D. Fear; | tenor, Mrs. B., Sharrard; bass,| Show Date December 9 The Oshawa Chapter of , the SWEET ADELINES, BARBERSHOPPERS PLAN GALA CONCERT OSHAWA'S BARBERSHOPPERS NOW KNOWN AS THE HORSELESS CARRIAGEMEN ... (Left to Right) Are Robert Tole, Murray Osborne, Robert Lean, Bruce Down Sweet Adelines will c with the Oshawa Chapter of the SPEBSQSA, Inc. (Barber- shoppers) to present a special concer Saturday, Dec. 9 at 8:30 p.m. in the Easdale Col- legiate. It will be called Christmas Beaux and Belles and a color- lful program of musical num- lbers has been arranged for the evening. There will be a heavy accent on Christmas numbers featur- ing such favorites as It's Be- ginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas and Winter is The Loveliest Time of the Year. Following are some of the highlights of the evening's pro- gram. Combined chorus on stage -- curtain opening slowly. We Wish You a Merry |Christmas, Jingle Bells, Come Let Us Sing of Christmas Day, Sweet Adelines alone; Joy to The World, '"Barbershoppers; Birthday of a King, Ding-Dong Belles (Sweet Adeline Quar- tet); What Child is This, com- bined chorus; Angels We Have Heard on' High, Barbershop- pers. Curtain opens. It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, Barbershop- pers; Hark the Herald Angels Sing (men's quartet singing one verse); God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. Curtain closes. Sweet lines re-assemble on_ stage. Sweet Adeline MC (Barbara Fear) to introduce secular se- quence. Unison singing accom- panied by piano and accor- dion (combined chorus). Deck the Halls; Frosty the Snowman (animated); Acousti - Chords, Winter Wonderland (Sweet Adeline Quartet) Silver. Bells; Santa Claus is Coming to Town. Combined Chorus on stage while Don Henderson leads in audience participation. Curtain opens and combined chorus sings with audience, Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer (end of Ade- international president vice- president, executive secretary and treasurer. The executive secretary is the women ve Sanitone Certified Master Drycteaner Our Sanitone Certified Master Drycleaner service can make you look successful. We're experts at giving your clothes the care you want plus fast, dependable service. Our exclusive Sanitone process cleans clothes cleaner. Visit us soon! PICKWICK Dry Cleaners and Shirt Launderers 434 Simcoe South 728-5133 managing director of the inter- national headquarters office, stafféd and maintained in Tulsa, Okla. All administrative busi- ness is transacted through the headquarters office. Many sup- plies, including barbershop ar- rangements for women's voices, emblemed stationery, barber- Sweet Adeline ministrative material on many yearly each Sweet Adeline re- ceives the Pitch Pipe, magazine of the organization. contests are held seasonally to/finale, Curtain opens. Angels stimulate competition. from the Realms of Glory, Barbershoppers; Silent Night, Be Santa, combined chorus in insignia, are|which will be available. Educational and ad-/sacred segment of show. phases of the organization is/line Chorus; available on request. Four times|Bethlehem (second verse solo, Heather official| Manger, dience participation). I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus, combined Chorus in unison Entertainment Showcase She Oshawa Gunes OSHAWA, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1967 Youth and Home Features DISTRICT CHAMPIONS } | Oshawa can be proud of The Horseless Carriagemen, local chapter of the SPEBSQSA, Inc. (Barbershoppers) and William Knight, their director. They are the Chorus cham- pions for Ontario district cur- rently, This honor was awarded the| feated 12 other Ontario will be held by the local group} until April 20, 1968, when 14| own Civic Auditorium for the) 1968 title. The 1962 contest, which was in Kitchener also, evolved with Oshawa as champions for that year. A local quartet, "The Four- In-Accord," are also award winners, being the 1965 Ontario Quartet Champions. This is the only time the honor has been brought back to Oshawa. The chorus appeared at the O'Keefe Centre for the Per- forming Arts in Toronto on No- (animated); Four-in-Accord (Barbershop Quartet) It's Be- ginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas; White Christmas, Barbershopers. Ding Dog Belles (Sweet Adeline Quartet), Winter is the Loveliest Time of the Year; Toyland (repeated by Sweet Adeline Chorus); Must shop recordings, membership/unison. pins, and various items of jewel-| Acousti-Chords in front of cur- : lery and accessories bearing the|tain. -- O Holy Night -- after introduced the Coventry Carol, Sweet Ade- O Little Town of Bellam); in a (Laverne). Barbershop MC (Ken Brooks) Away Regional chorus and quartetlintroduces combined chorus | combined chorus. NEXT WEEK'S ACTIVITIES AT THE AUDITORIUM DECEMBER 3rd to DECEMBER 9th Sunday -- December 3rd Hockey League. Skating. Hockey League. Industrial League, Monday -- December 4th 11:00 o.m.--2:00 m. "Chevelle" ie 6:00 p.m.--8:00 Minor Hockey League. Office League. COMING ATTRACTIONS: Hamilton. Nissday--- December 12th. Niagara Falls. ICE RENTALS AVAILABLE: 10:00 a.m.--1:00 p.m. N.A.W. 1:15 p.m.--3:15 p.m, Family 4:00 p.m.--6:00 p.m. Duplate 7:00 p.m.--10:00 p.m, Oshawa Hockey League. p.m. Oshawe 8:00 p.m.--10:30 p.m. GM. Civic Auditorium 728-5162 /3 Tentative' Opening Date North Oshawa Areno Tuesday -- December Sth 6:00 p.m.--8:00 p.m. Oshawa Figure' Skating Club. 8:00 p.m.--10:00 p.m. Oshawa Minor Hockey League. Wednesday -- December 6th 6:00 p.m.--7:00 pm. C.Y.0. Hockey League. 8:00 p.m.--10:00 p.m. Public Skating (Adults Only). GM. Thursday -- December 7th 6:00 p.m.--10;00 p.m. Oshawa Figure Skating Club. nriday -- December 8th p.m.--C.C.N.A. Bingo $3000 in Prizes. Sunday--December 10th--Junior 'A' Hockey--Oshawa Generals vs Junior 'A' Hockey---Oshawa Generals vs Children's Areno 725-8071 January 6th Seturday -- December 9th 7:00 a.m.--12:00 noon Oshawa Protestant Church League. 12:00 noon--2:00 p.m. N.H.L, Tykes. 2:00 p.m.--4:00 p.m. Children's Skating Under 14 (parent may IN MISSISSIPPI TAYLOR TWINS Oshawa's dancing Taylor Twins recently performed at the Mississippi State Fair in Jackson in a musical revue which featured singer Rose- mary Clooney. They have been busy fill- ing supper club dates in Can- ada and the U.S. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Horchik of 762 Palace Ave., Oshawa, and have been dancing profession- ally for several years. accompany). 4:30 p.m.--6:00 p.m. Oshawa Minor Hockey Leaoque. 7:15 p.m.--dJunior 'B' Hockey Oshawa vs Belleville. bid On \ Buying or Selling! GUIDE REALTY LTD. @ LLOYD CORSON, President @ DICK YOUNG, Vice-Pres. @ LUCAS PEACOCK, Sec. Treas 16 SIMCOE ST. s., OSHAWA PHONE 723-5281 national non-profit corporation, now has a total of 437 chapters, vember 19. Standing room only alt a be Ep g gs i le: Carriagemen Take Honors Oshawa Chapter after they de-| choruses will compete in our|Show jcrowds jgroups sing many songs in- {cluding our International Soci- jeties charitable theme song. We jsing That a Child May Speak, composed and written by Osh jawa Chapter member Clarence |Burgess, | Sponsoring and forming Chapters in other communities is an ter appeared on the New Peter- -- Chapter Charter Night The next big event after the December 9 Christmas Show will be the 1968 Ontario Con- vention and contests. Over one thousand Barbershoppers and their wives will be spending the weekend in Oshawa to at- tend the contested selection of the new Ontario District Chorus Champions, and to select the Quartet to represent Ontario in International competition being held in Pittsburgh, Pa., saw and heard the @ integral part of their | Choruses in Kitchener this past|/hobby. Results were shown on | spring. The beautiful trophy|Nov. 25 when the entire Chap- next = June, Fourteen entrants in each 'contest is expected. BOB- 0-LINKS DISPLAY TALENTS «-» They Have Key Role In Show Sweet Adelines Growth Fast New Total Is 437 Chapters Sweet Adelines, Inc. an inter-|Hawaii. Her individual mem- independent|bership to date is 16,688. Sweet Adelines are not affili- located in nearly|ated with any other group. every state and province of the! | U.S. and Canada, as well as in'ter members on a_ voluntary good quartets as possible. | the Panama Canal Zone andjbasis. * Quartets are made up of chap- EX MRS. J. ROUSSEAU, WILLIAM KNIGHT AT REHEARSAL «+» Combined Choruses Will Appear In Big Show ib ACOUSTI-CHORDS, DING-DONG BELLES SHOW HARMONY --- Chapter First Met In Old CRA Building, Gibb St. Worthy Causes Supported By Horseless Carriagemen The Oshawa chapter of the "Barbershoppers" was formed in 1949 and received its charter as a member of the internation- al organization in 1950, During their 18 years of ac-| tivity they have raised thou- sands of dollars for local and international charities, given free concerts in various parts of south central Ontario and appeared at numerous parades and fairs. Each year there has been a Parade of Harmony 'with the local chorus, The Horseless Carriagemen, and each of the local quartets making an ap- pearance. ALL WALKS Here are some of the aims of the organization: 1. To' maintain Barbershop Quartet singing as a tradition- al form of North American Folk singing. 2. To give every person an opportunity to. sing in an or- ganized quartet, and to encour- {age the formation of as many arranged in the style. CONCERT HAS YULE THEME Frank Heaton of Oshawa will play solo trumpet in se- lections from the English baroque period as one of the highlights of a concert . of Christmas Music to be held at St. Gregory's Church on Simcoe St. N., Dec. 12 at 7.30 p.m. The music will consist of carols -- to be sung by the congregation to organ accom- paniment -- vocal solos and music for organ from various French and German com- posers. o Rev. Theodore H. Fournier, ustine's Seminary, ganist. former vice-rector of St. Aug- Scarbor- ough, will be guest vocal solo- ist and John Slauson the or- 4. To encourage and support| worthy service projects in the/Harmony is simply a Barbershop |best. interests of the community jand - nation To the amateur, Barbershop "tenor," \'baritone,"' and "bass,"' singe | ing unaccompanied with a 'lead' to a known melody. \To the more versed musician, it is four-part vocal harmony dictated and measured by the 'pure diatonic scale." As such, the note intervals are fixed ab- solutely by the physical laws of harmonic sound. To harmonize properly, one must use tone adjustment by acute ear sense. FACTS ABOUT SOCIETY The vastness of the organiza- tion is shown in a membership of over 30,000 and 650 Chapters in every state and attending province in North America. From these Chapters, over 500 Choruses and 2,600 Quartets offer fun and fellowship for "congenial men of good char- acter. " From all walks of life, "Barbershoppers" join in har- mony to entertain the aged and infirm and organize fund rais- ing concerts "for local chari- 3. To promote chorus A ties,