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'BUSY SUMMER 'Many Swimmers | | She Dshoron dimes . | SECOND SECTION THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1960 PAGE SEVENTEEN Receive Awards | ) PAGE SB Eight of the swimmers whoiWrs, Winaeott, Mrs, Burton, fovk instruction at the Camp|Kathy Brown, Jim York, Wilbert Samaec Fool this summer were) Verrithew, Jennifer Smith, Len awarded their intermediate ecer-lnis Trotter, Vieky Yodden, Ricky |tificate by the Royal Iie Saving|Vodden, Vicky MeNah, Beverly Society, Fifteen other swimmers| Brown, Dennis Ewart, received thelr bronze medallions | {The list of swimmers who wop|IULY SENIORS {awards at the pool follows: Sheila Gifford, Barbara Rob | Intermediate certificate -- Ann|son, Barry Leach, Darryl Leach, Stiles, Paula Gifford, Christine Susan Fleming, Ann Sinclair, Melntyre, Michelle Calder, Dave Brendon Calder, John Mowat, Slader, Ross Taylor, Joanne Con | Karen Pascoe, Joe Marsalk, Bon way, Darryl McCullough, nie Dale, Sharon Smith, | Bronze Medallion Larry avau y |Gannon, Ken Bunner, Murray AUGUST BEGINNERS Griffiths. | | Taylor, Marilee Varker, Dorothy Gall Sugden, Billy Olatsen Mon (te Canty pet a Rave: Greory aueia bose 2 a hp : | Bays, Stewart McGahey, Patricia! ter, Betty Dalziel, Audrie Merri Smithers, Sharon Barkwell, Bri-| | thew, Sandra Naylor, Jane Hol an Barkwell, Marie Vizzacarro,| N . 1 Terre 3. Mares Yoit, Marg, Jerre Lorraine Stiles, Marjorie Stiles, 7s Cathy Sproule i Howmd McGahey, Bandra Rob | ind Hosenbeck, Cathy Lewis, m 'eo . = i MeDonsid, eter mith wiattistor Certificate Tm David Marlow, Mary Crumb, | Award of Merit Doug' Sin Brenda Stewart, Patsy Dier, Bill] clair, Robert Balter, Judy Baun Adair, Robert Kennedy, Allan lders, , Young, Cathy Neal, Diane Taylor, | Bar to Award of Merit -- Roy Fred Bt, Andrews, Kees ya Fleming, June Fleming, Gaile Calvin Greenly, Chris Brown Hitchens, Kenneth Take, Mechin, | David Andrews, ¥leanor Lowry ARTIVICIAL RESPIRATION Laureen King, Karen Gulenchyn AWARDS Carol Coulter, Janice Graham, Junior Gall Maddock, Hea Christine Wood, Cheryl McCune ) Mary Anne McConnell, Kathy Twaites, Cathy Balfour Susan Neanl, Mary Francis Con Arisine ¥Ydwards way, Cal Burton, Kathy Brown Busan Clemins, Christine Coop Jim York, Wilbert Merrithew, er, Mary Finlay, Susan Tarreit Jennifer Smith, Lennis "Brotter, John Rordan, Lionel Allen, Paul Vicky Vodden, Ricky Vodden, James, Charles Morrison, Joan Vicky McNab, - Beverly Brown, Menard, Brian Smith, Anita Ro Dennis Ewart, Shiela Gifford, ter, Gibbs Snyder Barbara Robson, Barry Leach Michael Deboski, Danny Shar Darryl Leach, Anne Sinclair, uk, Michael Charuck, Tom Tay John Mowat, Sharon Smith lor, Peter Grey, Paul Hollings ' yp y a v BEnior = Mrs, Burton, Mrs, Me. worth Peter Hollingsworth, | CROWN ATTORNEY ALEX C, HALL LAYS DOWN AW Nab, Mrs, Winavott, Carol David Rose, Gordon Perry, Ran-| Saunders, Andy Gifford, Nola!dy MeNaught, Allen Morrow, Bill Hunter, Marguret Tervet, Betty Hall, Rita Flintoff, Earlyne Were LECTURES PEACE OFFICERS | Dalziel, Marcie Fair, Judy Saun- thew, Cristine McLaughlin ders, Robert Balter lie Bent, lan Riehl, Jim hy e | ® [JULY BEGINNERS " . |" Jim McNab, Larry Coros, Dan: AUGUST JUNIORS 1 2 n u 1e ny Dell, Michael Dell, Richard! Karen Brishois, Christine Me Murdoch, Brian Perry, Bill 8harp, chin, John Pearce, Richard Bul St SH | John Keenan, lan McNab, Mur-/ton, Tan Barkwell, Mike Nor THE GARDENS SHOWN The garden in the top picture | enue, This is the second year in | den, This garden is owned by |, arncomt To Melntyre vie fy Iryeyshyn, | m the shove pictures ere ho won the Hart Challenge Cup for A row they have won this prize Mr. and Mrs, Albert Maske!l ) ay Porn Son ¥ Way i Tagen Moy he A WA : iy 1 © S prize winners in the competi- | the best large flower garden, It | The garden in the lower pictura | 537 Park road south, Prize wins Mater. Jack C : nag fhe Hebb hoo " C I David Coros Ji H0%, Beverly tions held by the Oshawa Hor: | is owned by Mr, and Mrs, 0, C, | won the Mike Bouckley Trophy | ners were announced Saturday Janis Loc \ f " 4 John Cotter, David Griffith, Campin; Peter Thorton, Joan tieultural Soclety this summer, | Weeks, of 85 Montrave av. | for the hest small flower gar Oshawa Times Photos | 450 Neal, Paul Riseborough. Lew Responding to a request from the dirty job of the citizen, Mr, must have a reasonable appre. | Glen Clark, Gary Cubitt, Gary! Carolyn Morrison, Mary Cook, police departments for advice in Hall remarked, The sole sanction|hension that there is going to be | w Frotz. Brian Robinson, Bobby Conry Shmyr, Lois Bigwood, Jo-| dealing with certain groups of of the law Is force, he continued, a breach of the peace, not some TEACHERS HAVE CHOICE reig Fund Dale, Douglas Ballentine, Bruce anne Mills, Lynn Conlin, Betty youths in the area, Ontario Coun. That is why policemen are issued fear of what might develop, | 1 y ' ' iy vy 3 ' § | Dale, Brian Sliter; Sheila Keys, Ann Weales, Ann Glover, Tommy | Crown Attorney Alex, C, Hall with pistols and billies, However, \ Tana Leach, Sharon Munson Wilton, Terry Smith, John Ken. addressed almost 100 officers of he added, these weapons were! PATIENCE OF JOB 2 TYR 3 sill 4 An officer is expected to have P y | 3 or |nedy, Paul Lockwood, Gall Free. the Oshawa, Bowmanville, Whit.| primarily for the policeman's i otal $294 plat Bianley, auice Walker in Allan Rutherford, Patsy by and Pickering police force and protection the wisdom of 8¢lomon and the ex e uire en S | IK athy Schad, Margaret Tooley, Jackin the OPP Wednesday afternoon. | Referring to the particular patience, y Job 8 wd Vy o m ' Mary Cook.| Paul Bhmyr, Eric James, Lin In an hour-long address, Mr problem of dispersing groups, ers, He sald they would have ' irol Brown Lynn aXDeC i" ¢ Gertrude Puckes Maidman, Joan Ogle. da Hopkins, Pat Rose, Sharon Hall discussed the rights and My Hall described Section 160 of lo expect a certain amount of Pa vi y a a 4 al or > # to iN BUBEIVIA0! of Publie Sandra Cook, Susan Jackman, Clemens, Bobby Lock, Jane Mc duties of police officers and the|the' Criminal Code which deals 1% from gome elements of so LJ " \d Health N ing ( AWE " oO debit pr clel hie Hea 4 thi NE oa hg 4 8204 Janet Konarowskl, Dale Thomas, Cullough, Cameron Allen, Patsy|laws dealing with causing a Ais. with loitering and causing a dis pi mn Heh i» Inturiating but not . Tan Ha MOF Jit | Betsy Goodman Venl, Lynda Thompson, Carol turbance, loitering and obstruct: | turbance i ol A 3 ming 8 Fetur hance or has been contributed to the John ¥¢! Ames Rosenbeck, Linda Goodman, Bet:| ing police, He also cautioned the| wppnoote a | Obstructing the officer, Porter Greig Fund, All contribu! Susan Bays, Marie Vizzacarro, Goodman, Sandra Cook, Fran. officers of the rights of the etl. L n n or Rua A publie Referring to the charge of lols fons y sho Pr 1 IY 5 Cathy Ned BY G00 ih, PE L ' : 4 place who causes a disturbance te v n After the first day back at they insist that choice Is neces. say, once a student has reached, 11008 to the fund should he sent to Ann Humphrey thy Neal ces Menard, Janet Richardson, |%ens by fighting, swearing, shouting tering, Mr, Hall said that the po p her at eity hall Kay Humphreys, Mary Ellen Du ; A ficor breaks the iaw ! 4 By g, shouting, tential offender must in some way school Tuesday, students of Osh: sary Grade 10, even though his pare "gye' ia" of" ontetbutions not! quette, Diane Willoughby, Beth Barbara Woods, Andrea Cone If an officer breaks the \aW Ih ginging" and using improper or obstruct the pers I awa's three secondar chools Because teachers are given ents may move to another part! ot ih it Aid tsi 7 ho I arid ae Lh anne (way, David Stauffer, Jim Smale, (the name of law enforcoment| goons Yanouase: or = by Rig y 10h who are will erowd the city's hook store me ol there is an element of the city and cross a school PTRLOUSIY acknowledged wLoWA: Droadbent, A 81AD John La Rush, Carol Bind, Paul.[then it is a travesty and a hypo-| goon hy e before an offense Is com. ¥ d hd i Ome Choiee had ' a no ANONYMONS $ 1.00 [Helen Lurdan, Martha Lawrence, it ' drunk, or by molesting other per mitted, isa nL , ~ a eracy, | h ther. Behoollng in the eity has gone of competition to make text hooks houndary they try to minimize, 5 3" eid re 5.00 [Cathy Vodden, Carol Black, Jan.|Ine Segal, Karen Finder, Olive graceys Mr, Hall told the gather| gongs guilty of an offense," He also discussed severcl ape J . ' A ig) p peal cases dealing with obs mar was staple student fare and, They don't agree with the com: at the same school Frances McLeod .,,,000 2.00 Steve Rupert, John Manning, Morrison, Francis Doner, Rok NOTHING LOWER We PRESERVE YEACE ac. Structing police, It 1s not an of. a hoy whe had been in school Plaint that books are changed | Transfers may oceur in Grade! Mes J, Gaskell ; 1.00 . | Valerie Look, Susan Johnston, McCullough Hal Faint, yar "Phere is nothing lower In a Hor ale. ; i '| ense unless the officer is ob. long enough {0 make his way every year, Books are tried for 0 but at that stage Lexts in the) Aponymou 2.00 |Ken Zimmerman, Mike Dyson, para Blowart N at gue Neil. Bea. society than peace officers breaks| ape" oan cis ag hid wid oY structed in the performance of through it, was appointed asl at least three Yours as a rule hut| three schools are fairly close, the) swpye Brother Scots' 67.00 |John Williams, Wayne, Ormiston, Pater inh we ' {ing the law with the pretense of | oF Jerencel wr Gro) ll are his duties, he said, not just that assistant teacher. He wasn't in then, if at the end of A Tew YOATs principals say N Molntyre Hood 20,00 Don Bugden, Kerry is, Peter ee Nahe learrying out thelr duties," he 2 the fi the officer is obstructed, his teens yet (a better text appears it is right| Students that ave hardest hit Total to Date $204.00 | Plob | AUGUST INTERMEDIATES {sald that 2 1] the duty of the police - ---- {that the schools should take ad. are these that move from one Miss Tucker has received the |AUGUE INTERMEDIATES ) NL. Hall said tiat police dee officer to preserve as well as LA CRE Tl | " ny INIORS Carol Gardner, Mary South y A ¥ restore the peace, LIST I8 INCREASING vantage of it and make a change, school system to another following letter from M, Me. JULY JUNIORS Jl Karen Shaw, Joan Watts, [partments in this area were ex ' Today the list of required hooks (hey say The longest ist of hooks 18 re: fatyre Hood chief of the Loadon! Brie Farncombe, Bill. Patter we Ten inv, oor Mills. periencing a problem with youths Consequently the officer must d 07 ad is longer, A Grade 0 student going quired by the English depart: Ryreau, Thomson Newspapers of 80m, Terry Slack, Richard Moon. J0ANNE rmatrong, Joey mt' [eollecting Ing hy | take the steps he considers rea i UPPLIED v. 3 " Fre y Billy Swindells, Sandra Neil, ¥i.jcollecting in groups around res into one of the oity's collegiate BOOKS SUPPLIE ments and it depends on the re: Canada, who was a close friend e¥. Joan McAdam, Fred Rupert, hv Matthews |taurants and on streets institutes will be given a list of They pointed out, too, that the quirements for Grade 18, The of My, Greig during his residence| Nancy Walmsley, Yvonne Van|leen Menard, Cathy atthews, HA the peace which In some cases " lis he B Dep i Hs Walker. Bev. Robert Shephard, Brian Barker,| The duties of a policeman, as 4 seven or eight books and the list basic hooks, in English, mathe: hooks are ohosen from the same!in Oshawa | Per Toolin, Susan alker oy X : tid. doy tha Hee: aot means foreing groups to di aparse rvice hecomes longer as the student matics, French and history are list of approved hooks but two! Dear Miss Tucker erly Gibson, Gary Pinch, J oh n|Billy Gardner a . Aid down in the police act, are ge cautioned the officers they y § lied hy the H \ 1 Mit Diane Tresise, Sharon| Carolyn Faint, Karen Gray, the protection of life and prop advances nearly alway supplied ) WW sohools will seldom make ident I am indeed delighted ta read! saughton ine CRIRG, Shared ps athy Bate arty. the. pr 4 " Some parents elaim that the list 5¢hool with a grant from the de gal eholoes, the principals sald.|in The Oshawa Times that youl Knox, Alyee Wheeler {Brian Twaites Gh WY " oh erty the prevention of offenses | On Monday next residents of is too long and that '1s pl ned Partment and the older a school are Talking a fund to pay John! Linda Riseborough, Peter Ri Sylvia Lancaster, Betly Lynn » against our laws and the detee 37 F [the Datava district will observe it A i Bl hey hE wi is the more likely it is to have VARIES WITH SCHOOL, Greli's passage over to Scotland] chardson," Fred Vollmer, Patsy borne, Dennis Johnston, Rober tion and apprehension of offen reig ers the last long holliday weekend of that if Ho are. surging 4 fib money accumulated for this pur For instance: according to the so that he can loin hi ister Calvert, Tom Gifford, Lol a[Baker, Warren MeGahey, Robert ders, he told the officers the summer season, Ast Sept, 5 is at if you are strugdli 0 § ' 2 list for 16 a ol a x {oe Tarrett, Kidd, Diane Tresise, Danna! They must be in this order, he : Lal D he he: ohile aan Dose. In Grades 9 and 10 as many Grade 13 list for 1060, ene school Bella in Peterhead, He often used| Moore, Sharon Kent, Bill Tarrett, K | hl ) abor Day the service to be a number of ohildren through Le FET 0c ie provided requires The Mayor of Casters] ot discuss with me how he would|Jeffery Lott, Sharmon Lott, Su: Gilkes, Laurie Smith, Ron 8tau.| gipoxgod ring n argo (given by the Oshawa Post Office a i ) y schon! that they can't make use hy the departmental grant bridge, and the other two, Wath: like to go over there to live with/san Waite, Gayle Cooke, Karen fer, Galle Branton, Marshall Cro "If the public were niere aware will be curtailed, essols have called at the Osh. There will be no letter carrier for novel reading, her if only he could have his Cooke, Gall Tresise, Beth Sharp, |tin, Lucille Gray Shirley Rich|of this there would not be the! -10.date this summer 37 cargo ) " " A y the rural mail or parcel oliver: and the other two, Hamlet, and in Scotland. Now that this Is pos Bi) Wingcolt, dan Roules, AUGUST SENIOR [law shiarsemment officers, awa arbor aco he sling sen pri Bll of Darel pst delivery gohools because Le \ fre io gn 1 | ihe I do hope you will soon Gal RR ae Scott Robert Twaltes, Patty Andrews, continue {were two foreign freighters, the complete collection will be made sehaal ta Selon ond of the year. He felt it was a he ist In Purpos dh, ine realize your objective and ar. 41 {Lorna Langford, Cathy LaRush,|po DIRTY WORK [14,000 + ton Amstelhook fro m from the street letter boxes at the od thing for a student to hel TOM year to year, lar a student|range for his passage JULY INTERMEDIATES {Jackie Cooper, Margaret Terecty,| The police are delegated to do| Amsterdam, The . Netherlands, regular Saturday afternoon cols PRINCIPALS EXPLAIN ble to call hs hooks his own Whe 18 repeating, It is dismal to Lam enclosing my cheque for) "aah "apaddack, Heather Ross, [Barbara Rose, Joanne Conway, and the Mafalda, lection time, All mails will be res he faced with the same set of 820 as my contribution to the apy' Ann MeConnell 8 u 8 a n| Christine Melntyre, Michelle Cal The largest load was carried ceived and despatched as usual, of Oshawa f ef, G. would help him in studying hooks again, the principals said. fund Neal, Marvy Francis Conway, |der, Sandy Menard, Jane Mae » In by the Canada Steamship Lines Special deliveries will be made Roberts of N e and In Grade 13, the content of the I would appreciate it Very spoviear Conway, Cal Burton, | Donald, Judy Saunders, Steve Sal 1 ncrease freighter 88 Stadacona which! mm n ; : Vacations Murphy SECOND HAND BROOKS language course is specified but Much If you would please Keep ayive Zimmerman, Mrs, McNab, ter, Karen Westley, Nola Hunter brought In 13,500 tons of crushed! he Public lobby will be open of Central Colle wtitute and A great many hooks can bel teachers can choose thelr own Me posted on his exact date of) - rock used for paving, from 8 am, to 6 p.m, but wicket N. Sisco of the Dr. F. J. Donevan bought second hand, the princi: texts ling, the name of the ship The total amount of cargo|Service, with the exception of Collegiate explained the hook pals said, At OCCT $400 worth of mne hooks are piled high on Nd the date of his arrival at . n e arate [shipped in 6,6000 tons of money order and savings bank lists econd hand hooks ehanied| ye hookstore counters and Lens oo Gono haa) presume Je wil 1imes ed ers | erushed rock, 150 tons of coal business, will be given only be- The list of approved hooks sup: Nanda last year on the used hook pig's Grammar isn't in sight he landing there, | Would 8 Yor {and about 8, S00 hoo gallons of oll, [tween 8 am, and 10 am, a long way since Lennle's Gram.|betier, the principals say transfers hy keeping the student| aA priend" . , B00 * Miles, Donna Glover Menard, Jean Lockwood, |sonably necessary to maintain of old hooks; that even if a ehild repeats a year he may have to Mr, Murphy sald he was not huy new hooks: that it 1s hard on too much in faver of a student ering Helght one requires Romeo and Juliet Canadian Old Age Pension pald| Shella Leonard [ardson, Audrey Sugden apathy now existing towards our elving a hook fram the school a student if he ha a ehange m that had to be turned in at the iriler tl veel 0 principals and mark them with notes that pxeh 1 doek; and see him to his nge happy to meet him at the boat a ! : i safely ® pled hy the department of edu Oshawi eoonds heals ty ale ¢ ool Pu i Sy cation is shorter than it used 16 yo Aili Midi ar hook » * de ination in Peterhead W hen, he ive re erences be, for whieh they are glad, but lists, Moreover the principals 1strict a arrives M MLL wot int : yb he might need some assistance Oshawa's seven separate ) on landing in Seatland schools will open next Tuesday : "1 hope to he very soon that with a 15 per cent increase in | . \ | Oshawa Times vou read when its second section, obituaries, and he mo ) # » al e J pr 1g oar Former Reporter Fair Dates um mii me his nem fst fi al eure, vor oat oun | sage is all available you know the answer to that, but| Donna Collins, 757 Grierson fon Dan oly [obey "St | # » what some of your street, reads the women's page JE 01) 088, § he time for Fall Fairs is with following are what some ol your street, reat h Pag Qrogon 8, St, Joseph's, St, Hed TI sighbors lke to look at first and the front page of the second ) 4 A i I once more, Following is a list CELEBRA NG pi ig vor 400 RE street an Bhi ; VIE §, SL -Gertrude's, St, Christos) § rave S n Y e f the towns holding fairs in this north, reads the front page, the Carolyn Hiding, 20% LaSalle phir 8, or §t, Philip's schools, as) § wollon of the provines BIRTHDAYS weather, the ads and page three, avenue, reads the front page compared to last November's 4 count of 2423 3 i Reaverton--- Sept. 15:17 Rob Rouekley, T4 King street comics and women's page Former Oshawa Tin repar: ¢ Li the accordion pleats in the Hobe \ m--Sept. 30-0ct : Congratulations and best |gost. reads the aports seetion My W. BE. Gomme, Darling Most children attending the ter Frank Duekwo : Mastic hall pull taut and a peak hel ) 97. 9 wikhes to the following vesh lhe front page of the second see: ton boulevard, RR 4, Oshawa, separate schools begin in Kinder Oshawa yesterday on i A rool 18 formed, creating am:| pondion "Fals--Sept, 14 dents of Oshawa and distriet [jon and glances at the obit: peads the births and deaths, | garten: the number of new pupils east ta the Maritime al the » headroom K y who are celebrating hirth naries women's page comies, Bygone entering Grade 1 i5 therefore J What's the first part of Theleast, reads the front page of the eastern United Stat When the roof Is collapsed ¥ Bele I i h 8 | Let davs today Jack Sneddon, 104 Warren ave: Davs and front page of second ne ligihle. About 260 will enter Now publie relal URsEl only: the fibreglass half serves asi iach" sont 90 fo § Mrs. Margaret Cyr. 329 nue, reads the sporls, comies,| section first grade from kindergarten this for an English motor cay Wm: rool LondonKSent. 19 to 1 Athol St. 1 David Meron, | front page of the second section) Sharon Barnes, 408 Adelaide. fall. An estimated 350 will begin pany, Mt. Duckworth \ Windows are built inte bath) yegoe Bao ™y 5 J 04 Gilbert St. F. Whithy: (and the headlines on page one, (avenue west, reads the comics, | kindergarten {ng the Arm's answer lo des of the roof, When mised, AK am-Sept. 20. 30. Oct. 1 Roy A. Wellman, 122 Lauder Mary Laing, 78 MeMillan drive, | page one and women's page Four classrooms have been Marmora--Sept. 3 and § road: Edwin LL. Wellman, eads the front page, movies and. Jo Anne Bedford, 119 Rosehill, added to each of two schools to Napanee--Sept. 37 Jones avenue: Mrs. J. Pp, [front pige of the $ eond section. | reads the comies, accommodate the larger num Ne A A 0 Sullivan MR Cordova Rd. Patrieia Flitnol{ , 8530 Masson Mrs, M, Gow, 304 Simeoe street, bers and a second portable class van with the ramantiec name as well as light rwoad----Oet. 1, 1 and ! \ id Rrool 10 Gibbon Street, reads page one, the com: peads the women's page, front room has been erect» at Holy Caravan Curtains on tracks cover alll Orkwood-Sept, 19, 20 Dosa) ( Sant h Ae M3 ies and the want ads page of the second section and Cro he two new wings are Only thing not wed wlet windows, Insuring privaey Orono--sept. 4 whi] Hy \ A ash \ Mrs, No Knox, 48 Quebee street; (he ad al St, Gertrude's and St. Hed-| clon--Sept. 12-N LORant = oan { TAWIIL Treads the births and deaths, wom wigs, Each contains a Kinder fackiities TWORURNER STOVE ort Hope--Sept, 18, 1? 3 Oak St, Ajax My | Wil 10s page, Rygone Days and the . garten, two regular olassrooms, A, \ Nev 1 : 1 |) 218 N 0s EASY STERUP feals can pe prepared on the Port Perry--Sept. 3 amd Ham Sati eat oa. Ses front page on the second section Sell Their Homes and a fourth room intended to be As the side doo 5 opened twoburner gas-fired stove at the Roseneath---Sept i MN MM SAA RS 3 J. HH, MeEwen, 45 Broek street {a general purpose and lunch Stivling--Sept. 18, 17 Minden St: Mrs, Helen Wiley, room, hut of standard classroom there are double rear doo a rear of the van, A sink unit { oy ! T P T | and b \ Sunderland Sept. 13, 12 M4 Nipigon: Andrew Maykut, 0 ay axes size so that it can be converted step flips dows \ ¢ cluded beside the stove, Relow makis ne $ \ Ria th cuphoards for food storage Torente (Can. National)--Aw N Wi ' Rd Elizabeth Law Conference | SUDRURY (CP)--The 18 pub tor teaching use if necessary Rome heels and eonki 110 Sept 1 Drew § VOX Playground improvements are : utensils Se Au ¥ : Si \ Park | school supporters in nearby . ? hy 4 I : ia . i he \ the stove la a ORK wal Wise | { \ ichanan To Be At Ottawa Rlezard say they may have to under way at several of the » fap Nov. 11 ta 19 + separate seho OVO s. ha wardrobe fap Nov 1 Rilly OTTAWA CP registration 3 their homes to pay the \ ita ¢ Shoei Levelling, N and t rage ) > . rad i 3 L 0 ste storage space Uxbridge t i M dang a del : ON cohool tax this year Mm And drainage systems heat Twa Warkwarth \ AIR LAR eh of clase to IN detegs bo) Nn They face a mill rate of 418 © been . undertaken at St } \ Woekihrid { Ran i) nand, 138 Calbhorpe pected to the Commonwealth wgory's, St, Philip's, and Holy veloping camping-oul erase A one window of an opaque sub self-contained living unit tucked stance is revealed I is hinged Reatly in a threequarter ton and can be opened to provide aly Ape h and Empire Law conference here Which means between 200 and 3 3 & . 4 de water for, International Mowing eh Sept. 14:9) $400 on their tax bill : | pulle ( \ ) \ int to in ! United Kingdom is send. Assessment is about equal to the timatic ns hy the separate double pring t Oshay mes of 2 & AER ) WN budget for the 6tyearold school School board of this fall's regis. | EXCEPTIONAL CUCUMBER middie FOLDING TARLE heir birthdays each day will [IRE the largest delegation With ii ECO Ar tration totals are as follows: Holy A fol able hangs on . rex \ ckets to The hwyers expected from. Bags 0), 0 (8 E e old. sohool was C1088, 840; St, Gregory's (girls),/ This exceptionally healthy | The cucumber is one of several ce 10 0 GAS LEAK COSTLY good for a 12 from We Ha ig i leit ta the handial © SUDA ps 230: SU Gregory's (hays), 225: St. cucumber is 14% inches long, | giants in his crop, and he says Reds can he fo WINNIPEG (CP) M \ raveek period. The eurvent ER Cd Yay £10 vears ase when senarate Christopher's, $30: St, Hedwig's,! 10% inches in diameter, and ----" . , avabha : h 100.000 n f gasoline leaked attractio all Disney's the sh visitors v X > nin i pis Bn Re a. y " Gertrode's S00 St.) weighs three pounds 1s they are fine grains 4 ad ¢ ¢ fra . OPAR® § y ¥ \ Fon air. the lord build a 100m soheo Philip's, 205; St, Joseph's, 170 grower, E Carley, of Car | Juicy, making excellent eating, TELESCOPIC ROOK can also be a don ration het So x wit [Nig or Tg or hg Mh » problem may he solved at ley's Foods, M Towiline road | Which is unusual for cucums al fe y y oe he o WwW TOA a heh y hy , v 4 li 3 1h NOE he angoneral & 0 » vear when a public of $300 each to keep the three. north, Oshawa, is seen admin bers of this size. He has not hile shelte $ « t AN 5 § MON Sabo y pili: hv i x 10 yO ROP 1% x md sehoo! area comes 1 he. room school goin This doesn't! ing his product, which he grew | yet decided whether to eat this plastic fat ' \ \ nth ore mw vated at ab Ah R » } 2 3 be ' p d. The first was he | then the 18 re ts inely $30 for munich organically, without the aid of | one or give it away Waea eent X willed purpose vehicle foials said Wednesday, 1953 in London, are expected Ww PAY an average pal, and i gh school tax, { commercial fertilizer or sprays. | ~Oshawa Times Phote