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The Oshawa Times, 27 May 1959, p. 43

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§8 THE OSMAWA TIMES, Wednesday, May 27, 1959 ha . HARMONY Public School pu- | pils enjoy thelr aminal Track Harmony Public School Holds Annual Field Day Wonderful crowd of parents and keen competition and generousiael Kassi refreshments assured the chil.|Girls' lean 'dren of Harmony Public School a| Loretta Hazzard Jie School a successful field day. Suzanne Smith Arrangements wore in the hands of R. Harrison and Mr Hill BALL THROWING T. Cotie, supervisor ol physical education for the schools in Osh awa, acted as of cere monies and Constable J. MacDer maid, officer in charge of school| Fis. Anita Kashul safety patrols. was responsible Junior ( Boys) for the starting of track events.|Ple. David Smales The school staff acted as judges Junior (Girls Justine of track and field events and was linda Ogden, Grace Rundle responsible for the tabulating of Inter (Boys David Mit results chell, Albert Adair. Ronald Wil The refreshment booth in|loughby the very capable hauds of the la: Inter dies of the Home and School As Sparks sociation POINT CHAMPIONS Wayne Ricketts, a seniol tured the Douglas Melley Cup by amassing 12 points to top all the thoy competitors. Linda Ogden *a junior, with 11 point the Yunior. broad Yeup donated by the women's aux-| jo pen fliary of Harmony United Church. youre Ormiston The top point winners in Various categories were Novices Cathie Krantz "Rickie Witham Inter broad jump Bantams -- Linda Skinules, Dic 00 Grille Suzanne anne Harris, Allan Hare and Paul p G00 McGill. . > Juniors Linda Ogden WJames Harrison Intermediates Frances Sparkes Adair Boys" team Gordon Vickers Wayne Connie Mary weather, a large over) friends, Ricketts lich Addison Commer Lazin Re Boys Paul Mc Peacock Bantam Gill David Dewell master Bantam (Girls Dianne Har lane Whiley Robert Tem Rose vi Frapces Bever Girls Beverley Grills Rick Tv Wayne Vietor Grrl Commie Hazzard Coop or oretta Suzanne Smith von B Oy David jump Hare the Carls Kas Junior broad jmnp Linda Ogden, Gabrielle ger, Judy Rowe n and Bev Carol Carl Reed Inter high jhunp (Boys) Al and - - . Carol Twining and Albert n------ 1 N\ knee action Seniors Cone Co Lox etta Hazzard and Wayne Rickett for evel aut LIST OF RESULTS "1. +" The various od as iellows Novice Dash 67 yeas! yards: Boys - Rickie Witham Ronald Stevemson, John Webb Girls Cathie Krantz Bonnie Andersen, Jill Ormiston Bantam dash (8 . 9 vears) 60 yards: Boys Allaz Hare, Jack Williams. Joba Krastz Girls Linda Skinules, Margaret Wil joughby, Wendy Loweless Junior dash (M0 - 11 years) 75 yards: Boys Dawid Smales, Bradd Wilson Gerad Williams Girls Linda Ogdes, Gabrielle Kassinger, Brig Bravo Inter. dash (12 is 8 yards: Boys Bruce Hooper Al bert Adair. Ronald Willoughby ' Carol Twining Fay Francés Spark Se 4 yours and ove 100 yards: Boys -- Wayne Rick- oils, Robert Baker, Robert Hunk. ing Girls -- Gail Souch, Suzanne Smith, Mary Lazin Junior relay 'WO Ll years): Boys' team -- Bradd Wilson, Den:| Eauis.0 MATIC 21% nis Flavelle, James Harrison, »" Gerald Williams Girly team Sandra Wetton, Grace Rundle, Linda Ogden, Justine Rose Inter. Relay (12 13 years boys' Team ~ David Mitchell, Al hert Adair, Allan Pilkey, Brue: Hooper. Girls' team Carol Twining, Anne Rundle, Suzanne Reed, Frances Spaikes Senior relay IM pel events were decid years Boe ol J modets plus the ride. on Loater at your dealer's today DELUXE NM SPECIAL ECONOMY 1 RIDE-ON LOAFER OUTBOARD MARINE WJ) CORPORATION OF CANADA 10. Porerborough odo We | bargeet Messbuctersr of Pawar Mewes on years and'! Wayne Richard David Hare. | act as the plot, he should apply |to the U.S. } SPORTS IN BRIEF Bomarc Is TITLE BID Throneberry recently supplanted 1 i ---- SANTA BARBARA, Calif, (cP) |Pearson as a regular On Schedu e H ®) VV LO N G Australian Lew Hoad downed SENATORS MAY MOVE OTTAWA (CP) -- Development| S | N C E YO Pancho Gonzales 1149, 6-3 Sunday | WASHINGTON (AP)--The U8 Program of the American Bo. of in a bid to overtake the American| oo 4 of Appeal has ruled the mare anti-aiveraft missile is up for the 1959 professional tennis) washington Senators of theto schedule, Defeace Minister C H E C K E D hi he! eS vo 355 move to some othe city. H, Gal Commons YOUR CAR Iriel Murphy, who owns 40 per| He added that plans to include S 2 championship, The ck i {American League legally may|Pearkes said Tuesday in cent of the stock in the club had|the Bomare in North American! PITTSBURGH (AP) Out-|contended that under law the air defence are unchanged, fielder Roberto Clemente, the|Senators cannot leave Washing: Mr. Pearkes was asked by colorful Puerto Rican who was|ton, There is no talk of the Sena. paul Hellyer (L---Toronto Trin. one of the key men in Pittsburgh/fors moving, but at one time a ity) for comment on a Canadian Pirates' dash to second place last/move to Minneapolis *was dis- Press story which sald Canadian season, was placed on the dis- cussed plans to acquire the Bomare de- abled list Monday, He will be out "i a iu 5 pend on United States action, of action for 30 days with an-in. DURELLE GETS SERIOUS ny "cory added hat the US. jured right arm MONCTON (CP) : Civly Sh [Army is opposing further major ARMED RT DIR ban, manager of Yvon Durelle/yyesiment of funds in the U.S TO pit fle, Wil utils aa ir Force Bostafe, ogra CXINGTON, y. ee] .| g 50 y | 4 f 1 rullah, famed thoroughbred stal- with light-heayyweight titleholder th Toe migistet anid Wis iniurmi: . lion who sired numerous cham-|Archig Moore, Shaban said Char. HOD G0 ary y come in for o pions, died of a heart attack .in|ley Gbldman, who trained retired tainty concerning future use of] VISUALINER his paddock at the Claiborne undefeated world heavyweight|the Bomare, check-up Farm near Paris Tuesday, Nas- champion Rocky Marciano, would Mr. Hellyer asked whether the rullah, 19, was the leading sire|arrive here June | or 2 to get Bomare has ; been successfully TIRE LTD. of the United States in 1955 and! Durelle in shape tested against a supersonic tar 156 and during the past two ran : get vears was second to Claiborne's SUFFERS FRACTURE Mir. Pearkes sald that if this Princequillo. He sired Nashua, NEW YORK .(AP)~New York wepe in the program it wonld Bold Ruler and Nadi Yankee coach Ralph Houk suf: have been done fered a double fracture of the Hellyer said the minister | SAFETY THOUGH QUALITY Come in or phone for on hy Appointment, for Lenny Green. It was an even Yankees. and. Boston Red Sox. carrying out the entire develop. % - swap of two outfielders who have Houk may be in hospital two or ment of the Bomarc at US, ex. 534 RITSON RD. 5. RA 3.788) not been playing regularly. Fayeithree weeks pense. 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