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STANDING IN FOR DAD With the great increase of fire damage in Oshawa this year, John Bradley, 7, (left) and Dusky Harper, 7, sons of Douglas Bradley, 569 Ritson road north and Allan Harper, COMING EVENTS 258 Edward street, RR 8, Oshawa, both members of the Oshawa Fire Department, are ready to fill their dads' shoes as firefighters during the pres- ent fire prevention campaign in Oshawa. The total damage caused by fire in the Oshawa and district area from the be- BINGO, Bathe Park, Eulalie Avenue, Thursday, 2 p.m, Euchre, Saturday and Monday, 8 p.m. NIGHT of cards, Club of Oshawa, Simcoe Hall, THE Ladies' Guild of Saint Luke's Presbyterian Church js having a Rum- CRA on Thursday, sponsored by Pilot October 11, 8 p.m, mage Sale at the October 12, at 1.30. SOCIAL Bingo, Wednesday, October 11, 8 p.m. St. George's Catholiz Hall, Albert Street. SIM LASH and HIS TRIO Parties Dances Weddings Banquets 725-8762 725-4706 NEARLY NEW SHOP THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 2-4:30 -- 6-9 PM. ST. GERTRUDE'S 690 KING ST. EAST NOVEL BINGO THURSDAY EVENING, 8 P.M, ot ST. GEORGE'S HALL, (Albert and Jackson St.) Mig $6, $12, $20 be doubled or tripled $190 J RCKPOT INCLUDED Door Prize $15 The Women's Auxiliary of the Oshawa General Hospital Evening Chapter announces "Flight into Fashion" show aot St. Gregory's Auditorium, Wednesday, Octcber 18th. Two presentations 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Telephone 725-0972 __and 725-7636. BINGO Bathe Park CLUB HOUSE EULALIE AVENUE WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11th at 8 p.m. 14 Regular Games Shore the Wealth and Five Jackpots WHITBY BINGO CLUB BAYVIEW WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11th Special Games $75. 53 Nos Jackpots 56 ond 54 Nos. Bus leaves Oshawa Terminal. Children under 16 not ad- mitted. ORGAN RECITAL by Peter Hurford Distinguished organist of St Alban's Cathedral, England, on North Americon tour, ST. GEORGE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH TONIGHT ot 8:15 p.m. Collection ST. MARY'S BINGO WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11th 8 P.M. A ST. MARY'S OF THE PEOPLE AUDITORIUM STEVENSON RD. N. AT MARION King street bus at door. Bus will be waiting at auditorium after bingo is over. 16 GAMES OF $8 1 GAME EACH OF $10 $20, $30, $40 SHARE THE WEALTH Closing day at Storie Park was very successful, Mrs. Bell said at a recent meeting. Pete Muzik gave a report on closing day races and moved to dispense with trophies for ? |this year. Jack Cameron gave the sports 3 report saying that the Bantam 7 |boys won the Oshawa and dis- trict softball championship. He thanked the men who look- ed after the races on closing ' |day. The Kiwanis Club is to do- nate crests to the boys and a sum of money toward a ban- quet. There is to be a banquet for them on Nov. 24 at 6.30 at the clubhouse. Fathers are to be asked a small fee towards the banquet. TO HOLD DRAW Jack Cameron and Jack Logeman are to look after a draw for a $50 bond to help buy boys' jackets for the winning team. Each bantam ball player is to be asked to sell tickets. Jack Cameron also said that he would like some fathers to volunteer for Saturday morn- ing (once a month) at the arena for time keepers for the hockey season. Harold Cameron, building chairman, gave report and said that the sidewalk was to be put in by Glovers Contractors. Pete Muzik gave the estimate for the ceiling. Wes Ogden, from CRA, gave a talk on conference to be held on October 14. After Decem- ber, i961, the CRA will not be in the red feather but help to come from city council. Forms for the conference are to be {filled in and returned to the |CRA by Oct. 7 with the money. | GROUPS REPORT ~--Oshawa Times Photo Mrs. Harry Williams gave re- {port from Ladies' Auxiliary and ginning of this year has al- ready increased by over $500,- 000 over the corresponding period last year. These figures should fully explain the extra caution needed by everyone in playing their part in fire pre- vention. NEW WOODBINE ENTRIES THURSDAY, Oct. 12 {Mrs. Doug Clark gave report {from the dart club and said there are 12 teams, one of which is from Storie Park. There is to be a turkey din- FIRST RACE "Brockwood"', maidens, Purse $2,000. Two-year-olds. 7 furlongs. . Falls View, Simpson XXX112 . Belgrand II, Kallai 122 . Rascality, Brown 122 . Q. Girl, Rasmussen 112 . Brother Edwin, NB 115 . Aurora Fox, Adams (A)115 . Dykebar Lad, Hale (B)115 . Learned Friend, NB 122 . Roman Dipper, Robinson 122 . Jerry's Blaze, Cosentino 115 . Monaghan, NB 122 . Gun Shot Jr., Remillard 122 Eternal Lock, Griffith X107 14. Donnon, Harrison X110 ALSO ELIGIBLE: Gay Lotharia, Adams (A)122; Fancy Frog, Hale (B)122; Copper Cliff, Robinson (C)115; Joe the Cap- tain, Robinson (C)115. (A) Windfields Farm and H. A. Luro entry (B) Newtondale Stable entry (C) Luxiana Farms and R. E. Cook entry SECOND RACE "Bayport", claiming all $2,500. Purse $1,800. Four-year-olds and up. 61% furlongs. 1. Midfield, Stadnyk 113 2- Lord Lyric, Dalton 121 . Chopapoise, Parnell X111 . Crown Marble, Gomez 121 . Trial Boy, NB 116 . Royal Page, NB 116 . Hickory-Bill, Sandover 116 . Sea Trap, Harrison X113 . Alpine Pete, NB 116 . Solarway, Morreale 116 . Billy Saxet, NB 121 . Valquestin, Stadnyk 118 ALSO ELIGIBLE: Helio Fox, Griffith X116; Kingwood, Fitz- simmons 121; Delightful gal, Rasmussen 113; Disarmament, Cosentino 121; Child 2nd, NB 121; Friend Willie, NB 116. THIRD RACE | "Victory of War" Claiming all [$5000, Purse $2000, Can. Foaled, Two-year-olds, 7 Furlongs Kingglow, Fitzsimmons 114 . Warfered, NB 116 . Bella Select, NB 111 . Little Eve, NB 119 . Red Freeman, Gomez 117 - Rubria, Rogers 114 . Mr. Yo Te, Cosentino 122 . Black Jack, McComb 122 . Teacher's Pal, Harrison XX 112 . Menetair, Fitzsimmons 114 . Brace Up, Griffith X109 12. English Mint, Robinson 116 . Jaded Jewel, Dittfach 111 . Harry Hotspur, Brown 122 ALSO ELIGIBLE -- Buzzin, Dalton (A) 114; Small Type NB (A) 114; Wee Fairie, Cosentino, 114; Crafty Lace, Remillard 114; Marchena, Parnell X106. (A) -- S. Rotenberg and T. E. Hays entry FOURTH RACE "Woodburn" Claiming all $4500, Purse $2000, Three year olds FIFTH RACE "Runall" Claiming all $10,000, | Purse and up, One Mile and 16th, Turf Course {ner on Thursday, Nov. 30, 4 to . Mengold, Adams 117 {7 n.m. The dinner is to cost . Flying Robert, McComb 116|§1.50 a plate. . Choppy Waves, Dittfach 114| aoc pap thanked Mrs. Kil- . Sun and Wind, NB 108 4 . Admiral Hogan, Harrison lugbeck for cookies for the Xi . Brave Spartan, 113 . Sundry, Parnell X108 . Musical Prince, NB 113 . What's Behind, Gomez 119 Remillard RACE RESULTS | Results of the closing day iraces are the following: Girsl, 4 and under -- Linda Russell and Marion Russell. Boys, 4 and under -- Randy Kellman, Timmy Mitchell. Boys, 5 and under Jef- fery Rorabeck, Johnny Muzik, Joe Thompson. Girls, 6 and under -- Susan $2400, Three-Yar-olds Close Storie Park With Many Races Wright, Shawn Kadykalo, Deb- bie Turpin. Boys, 6 and under -- Ricky Corbett, Shawn Stark, Timmy Logeman. Girls, 7 and under -- Susan Kirkpatrick, Debbie Lou Smart, Monica Osier. Boys, 7 and under -- Timmy Logeman, Ricky Corbett, Bruce Russell. Girls, 8 - 9 -- Dianne Hanna, Janet Murray, Jennifer Davis. Boys, 8 - 9 -- Tommy, Rora- beck, Joe Nestic, Peter Bos- well. Girls, 10 - 11 -- Dey Stark, Avril Debinish, Joyce Harmer. Boys, 10 - 11 -- Ron Parfitt, Larry Wright, John Nestic. Girls, 12 - 13 -- Brenda Tur- pin, Avril Debinish, Linda Locke. Boys, 12 - 13 -- Phillip Solo- mon, Lefty Wright, Ron Par- fitt. Girls, 14 and under -- Judy Mitchell, Brenda Turpin, Avril Debinish. Boys, 14 and under -- Ed. Wright, Phillip Solomon, Lefty Wright. Girls, Three-legged race -- Valerie Turpin and Brenda Tur- pin; Avril Debinish and Dey Stark: Brenda Clark and Joyce Harmer. Boys' Wheelbarrow race Lefty Wright and Jim Hurri- son; Terry Ostle and Danny Butt; ny Logeman. Girls' Brenda Clark and Joyce Har- mer; Dey Stark and Avril Deb- inish; Valerie Turpin and Bren- da Turpin. Bicycle race -- Phillip Solo- mon, Lefty Wright, Terry Ostle. Girls Bicycle race -- Sharon Wright, Avril Mitchell. Girls' Ball Throw, 9 and un- der -- Jennifer Davis, Valerie Turpin, Debbie Lou Smart. Girls' Ball Throw, 14 and under -- Judy Mitchell, Sharon Wright, Lydia Shochko. Boys' Ball Throw, 8 and un- der -- Joe Nestic, Timmy Loge- man, Dan Whitmee. Boys' Ball Throw, under Lefty Wright, Wright, Phillip Solomon. Boys' Ball Throw, 11 and un- der -- John Nestic, Murray Newman; Ronnie Parfitt. Mrs. Hollis drew these win- ning tickets: Doilie Mrs. Harry Wil liams, 112 Mill street. Towels -- Mrs. 572 Oxford. Flowers -- Mrs. Pete Muzik, 67 Third avenue. Flowers -- Mrs. Verrydt, 102 Mill street. Flowers -- Mrs. R. Lock, 89 Gibb street. 14 and Ed Phillip Solomon and Dan-| ! Wheelbarrow race a] Debinish, Judy| Preparations are underway for the second annual Com- modore's Ball to be held in St. Gregory's auditorium this month. The ball, sponsored by the Oshawa Yacht Club, is ex- pected to have more than 400 in attendance. Members of the OBITUARIES Joe Gilson, | 1. Handshake, NB 123 2. Delhi 3rd, Rogers 113 110 4. Hooker, Gomez 118 5. Major Hill, NB 118 QUEINELLA BETTING CITY AND DISTRICT QUIET DAY SIXTH RACE No accidents were reported to '""Falcada" Allowance, Purse the Oshawa Police Department $2700 Three-year-olds and up, on Tuesday or Wednesday morn- One Mile and 16th. ing. There were no fire or am- Painter To Show Work At Library (A)Stafford Farm entry SEVETH RACE Purse $2600, Thre-yar-olds and up, EIGHT RACE A "'Montanard" Claiming all $2500 holders of Toronto Acceptance Purse $1900 Three and Four- year-olds. 1. Gweneth Geln, Sandover 115 Dean J. Kelly, of Oshawa, was 2 3 4 5. Petrboro, NB 110 6 7 8 9 10. 11. Richburn, NB 107 12. Sultop, Rogers 120 Dutchman, McComb 118; Last Challenge, NB 120; Itchy Twit- chy, Parnell X110; Lauralane, NB 109; Little Dame, NB 110. AAC -- X.5 Ibs, and up, 6 Furlongs XXX - 10 Ibs 1. Cyprian Cat, Dalton 121 bulance calls answered by the 2. Brown Panther, Harrison|Oshawa Fire Department be- (A) XX 109 {tween Tuesday morning and 8. Windsor Field, Rasmussen Wednesday morning. 4 HOSPITAL REPORT Following is the report of the Oshawa General Hospital for the week ending Oct. 7: admissions, | 253; births, male 20, female 21; discharges, 295; newborn dis- charges, male 31, female 23: major surgery, 57; minor sur- |gery, 81; eye, ear, nose and {throat, 58; treatments and Canadian foaled examinations, 155; casts, 29; 6Furs. Physiotherapy treatments, 357. 1. Indian Line, Potts 117 | PROGRESS PAYMENTS 2. Wonderwine, Harrison XX| Hon. M. B. Dymond, MD, On- 116 | tario minister of health, has an- 3. Count Page, Dalton 120 | nounced progress payments on 4. Champagne Velvet, Gomez grants already authorized to the 120 ; {Oshawa General Hospital and . Credit Curb, Dittfach 123 | the Bowmanville Memorial Hos- . Wisisteo, McComb 120 | pital, The payment to the Osh- 7. Admiral Armbro, Remillard awa institution is $15,000 while 123 that to the Bowmanville hospital 8. Sun Bend, Sandover 120 is $17,340. ps NAMED PRESIDENT t a meeting of the share- . Dorrine B., Harrison (A) XX 108 5. Palenque 3%RD, Adams 118 6. Peggy Page, Fitzsimmons 3 7. Oillan Mapu, Brown 116 Corporation Ltd., held recently Ore Mile and 16th|at the head office in Toronto, appointed director for a fourth term. Mr. Kelly is a founder of the corporation established in 1958, and has been vice-presi- . Tehran's Dan, Dalton 113 |dent for the same period. The . More Water, Rasmussen 113 board of directors unanimously . Youdbetterwin, Parnell X112| voted Mr. Kelly as president of {both Toronto Finance Corpora- tion Ltd. and Toronto Accept- ance Corp. Ltd. F. M. Jamieson, i Oshawa, was named director also. . Von Rich, Fitzsimmons 115 . Tofino, Dittfach 115 . Hash Boy, Harrison X110 . Plucky Crest, NB 110 Queen's Gem, Harrison X117 ALSO ELIGIBLE Sleepy OPENS HOME WINDSOR (CP) -- Welfare Minister Cecile Tuesday offici- ally opened Huron Lodge, Wind- sor"s new $1,000,000 home for the aged. XX - 7 Ibs, Oshawa and district art en- thusiasts have a special treat in store in the form of an ex- hibition of paintings by a na- tive son, starting Friday, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m. in the McLaugh- lin Public Library. The paintings on display are the work of Jim Bell, 23, of 765 Tennyson avenue, Oshawa, a recent graduate of the Ontario College of Art,- Toronto. The display includes landscapes, portraits and objective ab- stracts done in oils and water colors. Before attending OCA, Mr. Bell received his education at OCVI and, while there, studied art under Miss D. M. Van Luven. This exhibition will be his first major step in his cho- sen career as a professional ar- tist and he said he thought it was only right that the people in his home town should be his first audience. Although he has been inter- ested in painting as far back as he can remember, Mr. Bell is also an accomplished ventrilo- quist and may be remembered by some for his performances at the CRA and local service club meetings a few years ago. While attending OCA, Mr. Bell spent his vacations work- ing in General Motors to help finance his education. This past summer he has been painting in and around Oshawa and some of the canvasses in his exhibition are of local scenes, which should prove quite inter- esting. Shortly after opening his ex- hibition here, Mr. Bell will dis- play two paintings in an ex- hibition in the Sarnia Public Li- brary and Art Gallery. producing company, crease the reserves of Canadian and gas MRS. GEORGE A. HICKS The death occurred suddenly at the Oshawa General Hospital this morning, following a short illness of Mrs. George Amos Hicks, of 114 Byron street north, Whitby. She was in her {77th year. The former Grace Blanche McKendrick, the deceased was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. McKendrick. She was born at Lake Orion, Michigan and came to Whitby from the Unit- ed States 30 years ago. She was a member of Whitby United Church. Predeceased by her husband, the deceased is survived by two daughters, Mrs. G. Runions (Ca- therine), of Ajax and Mrs. H. Boyington (Ruby), liam, Lloyd and Murray, Whitby and Fred, of Brougham. The funeral service will be held at the W. C. Town Funeral Whitby, at 2 p.m. Fri- day, Oct. 13. Interment will be Chapel, in Brougham Union Cemetery. Rev. J. Smith, Whitby United Church, will conduct the services. MRS. MARGARET HORNBY The death occurred at the Oshawa General Hospital on Tuesday, Oct. 10, of Mrs. Mar- garet. Hornby, of 142 Simcoe street north. The deceased, who suffered a stroke last February, was in her 77th year. The former Margaret Hewitt, the deceased was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Moses Hewitt. She was born Sept. 10, 1885 at Medonte, Ont. and came to Oshawa from Trout Creek, Ont., 40 years ago. A member of Albert Street United Church, Mrs. Hornby sang in the church choir for 30 years. She was also a member of the Golden Links group of the women's association. Will Buy Fina 0il Co. Shares MONTREAL (CP) -- Cana- dian Petrofina Ltd, a subsi- diary of the Belgian firm, Petro- fina S. A., announced Tuesday that its offer to buy. all the out- standing shares of Canadian Fina Oil Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Petrofina S. A. has been accepted by the par- ent firm. Canadian Fina Oil, a large Western Canada exploring and will in- Petrofina by 35 per cent in na- tural gas and 16 per cent in oil liquids, a company statement said. The effect of the acquisition] will be to make all Fina opera- tions in Canada into one entity under Canadian direction: Payment for Canadian Fina 0il Ltd. will be 1,700,000 of the 8,000,000 participating preferred shares of Canadian Petrofina. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the ONTARIO COUNTY UNIT, CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY THURSDAY, 'OCTOBER 12th, 1961 in McLAUGHLIN HALL | | at 8 p.m. | 338 SIMCOE STREET NORTH, | OSHAWA Mimeographed copies of Reports of Committees will be presented. Cliff Mills 48-Hour Special 1955 BUICK SEDAN Custom Radio of Mark- ham and five sons, Ivan, wi o minister of Predeceased by her husband, James Hornby, June 3, 1942 and by a daughter, Mrs. Jessie Luke, May 12, 1942, Mrs. Hornby is survived by eight daughters, Mrs. A, Knox (Annie), Mrs. F. Piper (Edna) and Mrs. L. Horner (Vera), of Oshawa; Mrs. T. Sands* (Verna), Toronto; Mrs, C. Carswell (Madaline), Bowmanville: Mrs. J. McClel- land (Doris), Mrs. W. Barnes (Delta) and Mrs. C. Rendell (Nettie), Oshawa and two sons, Gordin, Oshawa and Walter, Peterborough. Also surviving are a sister, "ARRANGING COMMODORE'S BALL THE OSHAWA TIMES, 3 Wednesday, October 11, 1961 VERDICT: SUICIDE ST. THOMAS (CP)--A verdict of suicide by hanging was re- turned by a coroner's jury Tues- day in the . 19 death in po- lice cells of am Hope, 29, of St. Thomas, He was found hanging by his shirt 90 minutes after he was placed in the cell on a drunk charge. ms 1s ASD THE MAME ot . oli wild flower ly sed to prove "she loves me' or 'she loves me not". Black Eyed Susan is one of the flowers in the new Brooke Bond picture card series: Wild Flowers of North America, These full-color cards are free in Red Rose and Blue Ribbon teas and coffees. All 48 picture cards have interest- ing descriptions the flowers on the backs, by artist-naturalist Roger Tory Peterson. ANIMAL COLLECTORS: To com plete your animal card collection, see order form im packages com- taining Wild Flower cards. COLLECTOR'S ALBUM: Holds all 48 Wild Flower cards. 25¢ at most grocers or from: Picture Card Dept., Brooke Bond Canade Limited, 4305 Cote de Licsse Rd., Montreal 9, Que. committee in charge are seen at a recent meeting. They are from left to right George Jacobi, chairman; Eric New- ell, Commodore, and Jack Miller, co-chairman. --Oshawa Times Photo Mrs. William Godfrey (Della), Sudbury; two brothers, Ben- jamin Hewitt, Elliot Lake and Ernest Hewitt, Paris, Ont.; 33 grandchildren and 34 great- grandchildren. The memorial service will be Home at 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 13, followed by interment in Osh- awa Union Cemetery. Rev. A. E. Larke, minister of Albert Street United Church, will con- duct the services. CHARLES EVERED SHORTRIDGE Active in Solina's community affairs, Charles Evered Short- ridge died at the Strathhaven Nursing Home, Bowmanville, on Oct. 8. He was in his 81st year. Mr. Shortridge, a bachelor, was the third son of the late Samuel and Mrs. Shortridge of Solina. 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