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SCOUT TROOP PRESENTS FAREWELL GIFT Laverne --_ ee pa- 2nd Oshawa Mr. Dickson is leaving Osh- awa to assume new duties at Shelbume, Ont. Looking on at centre, is Scoutmaster Centre Street United Church. Mr. Dickson was the troop padre during his stay in Osh- awa. Oshawa Times Photo Mitchell's Corners School Field Day | Mitchell's Corners School held its annual Field Day recently. The Home and School Associa- tion treated all the children and parents to ice cream. On completion of the day's events trophies were presented to the individual point winners: Debbie Baragar, Junior girls' champion; K. Sucee, Junior Boys' champion; D. Tweedie, Senior Girls' champion; B. Howes and J. Kapustin, Senior Boys' co-champions. GIRLS, 6 and 7 High Jump -- N. Dart, K. Shewri , M. Glover. "hg --J, McGregor, W. minted, C. MacMillan. Standing Broad Jump -- J. McGregor, M. Glover, J. Hauber. a -- L. Pingle, M. : Glover, K. Boyd. Running -- Jump -- C. Krintoff, J Nicholls and M, Head. Relay Race -- M. Farmer, M.| Head, C. Nicholls and P. Rout. Sack Race -- P. Jordon, M. Head, Diane Baragar. 3-legged Race -- M. Head| C. Nicholls, Diane Baragar and) L. Chamberlin, R. Garr and D.| MacEachern. BOYS, 10 and 11 High Jump -- R. Kuzenko, J. Kapustin, T. Lewis. Sprint, B. Wilkins, J. Kapus- tin, T. Lewis. Standing Broad Jump -- J. Kapustin, R. Kuzenko, B. Bunker. Ball Throw -- T. Lewis, J. Kapustin, J. Burton, Running Broad Jump -- B. Bunker, T. Lewis, J. Burton. Wheelbarrow Race -- J. | Ka: and T. -¢ |Waller, Dennis Ashton, Danny :|Sheveluk and Dennis Cocker- C. Nesbitt and M. Farmer, c| | | COMPANY EXECUTIVE Robert L. Strawbridge, a Houdaille executive in various capacities since 1945, who has been elected senior vice-presi- dent for Houdaille Industries Limited. ton and R. Carrier B and R. Kuzenko. Relay Race -- B. Chatten, R. Mr, Str h vice - president - operations. Kuzenko, T. Lewis and J. Kap- Wheelbarrow Race -- N. Dart|ustin. and S. Williams, K. Larmer and Sack Race -- J. Kapustin, H. $. Pinsent, D. Anderson and L.| Oyler, B. Wilkins, Pingle. Relay Race -- K. Larmer, D. 4nderson, L. Pingle, D. Henry. sack Race -- S. Hircock, S. Jeffery, W. Harris. Three-legged race -- C. Mac- Millan and C. Nemis, M. Glover d W. Harris, 8. Jeffery and . McGregor. BOYS, 6 and 7 High Jump -- J. Bunker, K. Bucee, T. Lyczba. -- K. Sucee, I Kairetz, Standing Broad Jump --J. Bunker, K. Sucee, W. Patterson. Ball Throw -- K. Sucee, J. Bunker, R. Nemis. Running -Broad Jump -- P. Hart, J. Bunker, S. Packer. Wheelbarrow race -- P. Hart and S. Poloz, S. Packer and K. Sucee, R, Nemis and J. Bunker. Relay race -- S. Packer, G. 3-legged race -- T. Lewis and J. Kapustin, H. Oyler and B. Wilkins, B. Bunker and R. Kuzenko. GIRLS, 12 and 13 High Jump -- N. Head, V. Kapustin, A. Jeffery. Sprint -- D. Black, A. Jeffery, V. Kapustin. Standing Broad Jump -- A. Jeffery, D. Black N. Head. Ball Throw -- A. Jeffery, V. Kapustin, J. Cameron. Running Broad Jump -- A. Jeffery, V. Kapustin, J. Loescher. Wheelbarrow Race--D. Black and V. Kapustin, A. Jeffery and R. Kairetz, S. Sobil and M. Wat- son, Relay Race -- M. Dobson, W. Hazelton, V. Kapustin, J. Loescher. Sack Race -- V. Kapustin, R. //T. R. McEwen School; '|Jury Sokolka, and Andrew Star- *\and David Hogel. Albert Street; _|Robert Cooper, Grant Herbert, , INTERMEDIATE BOYS: 85 Yard Dash: Phil Kirkham, Eric Nichols, Dr. Phillips; Ronnie Joseph, Cedardale; Gary Son- owski, King Street School. Soft- ball Throw: Nick Corneal, Dr. Cannon; Peter McNamee, Cor- onation; Bill Prentice, Cedar. dale; Eric James, Sunset Heights. Running High Jump: Alan Hare, Vincent Massey; Terry Lee, Ridgeway Scksol; Tom © | Wilton, Queen Elizabeth; Monte Rose, Dr. Cannon. 440 Yard Re. lay: Group "A": Dr. Phillips; Gary Christenser, Jim Ham. mond, Mike Lancaster and Eric Nichols. E. A, Lovell; Kenneth Dehart, Frank Caldwell, Arthur Brownson and David Lovell. Group "B" King Street -- Stuart Guy, Gary Sosnowski, Drew Allman and Andrew Cher- kas, Ridgeway; Terry Lee, Paul McGovern, Ken Karpiak and Jerry Welsh. Sunset Heights; Richard Mooney, Eric James, Bob Howard and Graham Mon- roe. Cedardale; Bonnie Joseph, Bill Prentice, Alec Jacym and Phillip Castle. Robert Group "C': Ritson; ton. Queen Elizabeth: John Pearce, Garry McBain, Tom Wilton and Randy Snooks. Vincent Massey; John Saun- ders, David Gunn, David Grif- fith and Alan Hare. Duke of Edinburgh; David Anderson, Douglas Whiting, Bren Mar- chant and Brian Rutherford. Group "D": Gertrude Col- pus; Hans Pflanger, ek. Woodcrest; David Harts- orn, Grant Hicks, David Fox Robert Kellar and Harry Geis. ler. Mary Street; George Lee, /Roy Fisher, Ed Groat and Jim |Fisher, | INTERMEDIATE GIRLS 85 Yard Dash: Melody Reid, Dr. Camnon; Vicki Bathe, Vin- cent Massey; Jaclyn Mitruk, E. A. Lovell; Valentina Mischt- shenko, Gertrude Colpus. Soft- ball Throw: Patty Rockart. Ridgeway: Nancy Smith King Street; Judy Kobelnak. Dr. Cannon; Betty Lynn Osborne, Dr. Phillips. Running Broad Jump: Linda] ? McCollum, E. A. Lovell; Linda Anderson, T. R. McEwen; Nancy Bassingthwaighte, Duke Pat McCloskey Named Trustee The GM Unit of Local 222, UAW, has elected Pat Mc- Closkey as trustee. Steve Melni- chuk, chairman of the election committee, said today that a recount is being made before the election of a second trustee announced is i Tony Freeman' received 2043 votes, a 14-vote lead over Jimmy Lee. Pat McCloskey headed the poll with. 2,176 and -- Lownie was fourth with 1,810. The recount was requested by Lee when the results were an- nounced Fridaq. Elections were} held for the twelve seat excu- tive ofy the unit during this week. Plan Rose Show At Ajax Centre AJAX (Staff) -- The Ajax Horticultural Society will hold/o: its annual rose and peony show June 24 in the Ajax Commun- ity Centre at 8 p.m. Guest speaker and judge will be William Hartnell, a floral expert. Mr. Hartnell will be showing slides and films to illustrate his talk on roses and the dis- ease of roses. The times and classifications jof the show may be obtained by consulting a year book avail- able from Mrs. D. Hutchinson at 942-3690 and Mr. G. Smyth at 942-3284. Invitations have been sent to the society in Pickering, Whit- by, Oshawa and Brooklin, More Public School Track Meet Results T. R. McEwen; Bud Wolosew- ich, Hillsdale; Dr. Cannon; Dave Alexander, Dr. Phillips. of Edinburgh; Elizabeth Field, Coronation. 440 Yard Relay; Group "A": Dr. Cannon; Mel- ody Reid, Nancy Howell, Judy Kobelnak and Janice Umphrey. E. A. Lovell;. Linda McCollum, Judy Marshall, Joan Sargeant and Jaclin Mitruk. Dr. Phil- lips; Leslie Greer, Carolyn Holt- by, Gloria Trewin and Sandra Thaler, Group "B": T. R. McEwen; Eleanor Chalmers, Lyn Kilpat- rick, Doris Ashton and Linda Anderscn, South Simcoe; Mar- garet Shevchuk, Sharon Wright, Audrey Mullen and Victoria Waskin. Sunset Heights; Wendy Wilson, Jeanette Kuch- ma, Sharmon Lott and Betty Hrychshyn. Coronation; Shel- ley Henderson, Elizabeth Field, Jane Donald and Deccie West- lake. Group "C": Ritson; Judy Souch, Gail Church, Bonnie But- ler and Kathy Van de Walker. Vincent Massey; Pamela Mc- Carl, Maureen Suddard, Sus- anne Lidster and Vicki Bathe. Hillsdale; Stephanie Kic, Jackie Lebel, Sheila Keys and Janice Thompson. Duke of Edinburgh; Nancy Basingthweighte, Valerie Shaw, Elvara Beier and Anne Ruess. Group "D": Woodcrest; Ca- thryn Maloney, Zosia Popko, Linda Clarke, and Marlene Full- ing. Albert Street; Helen Wright, Vera Ghersini, Irene Finnigan and Linda Kemp. Ger- trude Colpus; Donna Cieslar, Mary Puszcznski, Valentina Mistschenko and Jean Miller. Mary Street; Vivian Evenden, Sandra Tompkins, Ann Watson and Bonnie Penwright. SENIOR BOYS: 100 Yard Dash: Wayne Mar- chant, T. R. McEwen; Gerald Murray, Coronation; Edward King, Hillsdale; Eddie Wright, Trophies Are Presented By Bridge Club Trophies won during the year were presented at the closing dinner held by the Brooklin Du- plicate Bridge Club. About 40 members and their frients at- tended. The last games will be played June 26. The winners were: club trophy, Mrs. J, Timmins and Mrs. M. R. Clark; Bob Heron Trophy, Mrs. R. Drew and J. Miller; John Miller Trophy, Mrs. E. Wadsworth, -G, Adams, Mrs. J. Timmins and Mrs. M. R. Clarke. ° rhe winners and high scores the games played this week | were: North and South -- Mr. and Mrs. R. Morris, 13244; Mrs. J. Timmins and 3. Miller, 1294, Mrs, M. R. Clarke and G. Adams, 115%; C. Keith and J. Coles, 115%; W. Waddell and Cc. Lansfield, 112; Mr. and Mrs, W. Soetens, 111%. East and West -- R. Davis and §S. Sheridan, 130; Mrs. P. Heron and J. Patterson, 126; Dr. and Mrs. S. Kandel, 121; J. Wild and D. Calhoun, 116%; Mrs. Welch and Mrs. H. Win- ter, 114%; Mrs. R. Hunter and H. Winter, 112, South Simcoe. Rugby Ball Throw: Walter Skwarchewsky, Wallace, Dr, Cannon; Bill Zu- Bill Kuzmytch, Stan Jerry Ruhning High Jump: Hartshorn, Ridgeway; felt, E. A. Lovell; Ron Wood, Conant. 440 Yard Relay: Dr. Phillips; Bill Hungerford, Mike St. Thomas, Grant Osborne and Gary McKenzie. Dr. Cannon; Earl Stewart, Bill Kuzmytch, Jerry Wallace and Wayne Jef- frey. E. A. Lovell; Ron Lara- bee, Mark McConkey, Glen Welch and Bill Zufelt. Group "'B'": Cedardale; David Gow, Walter Grabko, Peter Metcalfe and David Wright. King Street; Dave Linklater, Gary Brack, Jim Schutz and Alex Woron. T. R. McEwen; John Magill, Terry Smith, Dave McCabe and wayne Marchant. Coronation; Ronnie Lockhart, David Cameron, Bill Morrison and Gerald Murray. Group "C": Hillsdale; Ed- ward King, David Gazdik, Pat Herrington and Allan King. Harmony; David Bracey, Den- nis Noakes, Peter Slijovski and Michael Boakes. Vincent Mas- sey; Paul Risebrough, Ron Car- michael, Michael Dezsi and Norbert Strahl, Ritson; Frank Sawyer, Robert Caines, David Bone and Peter Plob. Group "D": Albert Street; Tom Edwards, Cecil Bartlett, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, June 22,1963 3 More than 135 delegates from many district centres attended the annual . sales seminar held Thursday at Hotel Genosha by the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board. One of the features of the gathering was the dis- cussion held by a four-man plan, Standing, from left, are the members of the panel -- A. Wiebe, FRI, Kitchener; Cliff Madden, FRI, Toronto; Jim Collett, Toronto and Jim Young, who acted as moder- ator. Seated from left are 4 REAL ESTATE SALES SEMINAR LARGELY ATTENDED: Lloyd Bolahood, FRI, chair man of the seminar; Hyman, president of the awa and District Real Estate Board and Warren Heenan, Toronto, vice president of the Toronto Real Estate Board, --Photo by Hornsby Sigismund Lisowski and Pau] Wright. Gertrude Colpus; Ron Bryant, Bill Konkle, Tom Taylor and Richard Mazar. Mary Street: Gary Kitzpatrick, Jack Reid, Gene Prybeck and Sydney Root. SENIOR GIRLS 100 yard dash: Cathy Wilt- shire, Dr. Phillips; Beverley Sandford, Conant; Charlene March, Ridgeway; Diane Hoo- ver, Hillsdale. Softball Throw: Matilda Fabrini, T. R. Mc- Ewen; Dianne Beatty, Ridge- way; Nancy Rivers, Conant; Cathy Cameron, Coronation. Running high jump: Jean Barrassin, T. R. McEwen; Di- ane Fulling, Ridgeway; Nanc Willson, Dr. Phillips; Susan Neale, Sunset Heights. 440-yard relay: Group "A": Dr. Phillips: Dale Morey, Debbie MacMillan, Cathy Wiltshire and Nancy Willson. Dr. Cannon; Nora Mc- Quoid, Teri Normoyle, Wal- traud Henstberger and Lynn Fleuschaur, E. A. Lovell; Glor- ia Ricketts, Elaine Sargeant Linda Ford and Frances Wil- son. Group "B": Coronation; San- dra Murray, Jill Saywell, Bren- da Millis and Cathy Matthews. Ridgeway; Charlene March, Patty Abbot, Heather Law- rence and Wendy Studley. T. R. \McEwen; Bonnie Flight, Judy |Clement, Lynda Van de Walker! and Linda MacLeod. Conamé; Margaret Reynard, Nancy Riv- ers, Beverley Murdoch and Beverly Sandford. Group "C": Harmony; Jane Marklan, Joanne Webster, Jane Whiley and Wendy Loveless. Hillsdale; Diane Hoover, Janet Stevens, Bonnie Kirkland amd Sandra Currell. Vincent Mas-| sey; Valerie Edwards, Lyn Fet- chison, Anita Kashul and Bren- da Mitchell. Ritson; Lynne Sud- dard, Dianne Arych, Dianne Dart and Alice Kluczkowski. Group "D' Albert; Anita Hatton, Marian Atkinson, Linda *lecutive. I'm sure ail members 420 WING TIPS Election By V. J. McADAM As mentioned in the last issue of '420 Wing Tips", the RCAF Association held its Ontario Group Convention in Peterbor- ough on April 17, 18 and 19; and among the many items of business discussed, the most significant was the election of our 1963-64 executive with Leon Shedlin of Toronto being install- ed as our new group president. Under Mr. Shedlin's. very strong and capable direction, we can be sure that the af- fairs of Ontario Group will Be extremely well handled by his dedicated and experienced ex- wish them well during the com- ing term, and pledge our sup- port in whatever projects they may undertake, And that brings us to the main theme of this month's column -- the election of our own 420 Wing executive sched- uled to t:f/2 place on Wednes- day, Aug. 21. The importance of this event cannot be overesti- mated; nor can any member allow himself to disregard his responsibility in the selection of the best possible slate of offic- ers we can choose to direct our destiny during the coming year. FORTUNATE IN CHOICE The success we have enjoyed since our inception has been largely due to the fact that we have been fortunate in our choice of executive officers through the years; and fortun- ate also in the fact that the men in our Wing who possess the. necessary organizational Members Plan CITY AND DISTRICT Night challenge to make 420 Wing a centre of accelerated action during the coming year. We extend our hearty con- gratulations and a tip of the old chapter to one of our members who recently covered himself with glory among the golfing fraternity of Oshawa. Garth Gillespie has gained the distinction of scoring the first "hole in one' ever made at Grandview Golf Course. This is a thrill that comes very rarely to the devotees of the ancient} anl honorable game; and one that Garth will probably not forget for a long time. SCHOOL OF HARMONY Something new and entirely| different is being offered to the|ttu TO CONSIDER CALL | 7 eu F ee members of 420 Wing from now until Labor Day. As a re- sult of the interest evoked by our Pub Night last winter, and the many suggestions that we endeavor to form a Glee Club, we will be holding a "Summer School of Harmony", Through the Co-operation of, the Motor City Barbershop- pers who have invited us to be their guests for the next few weeks, we will have an oppor- tunity to become acquainted with the fundamentals of four part singing. Their meetings will be held in our headquarters building every Monday at 8 p.m. sharp and any interested mémber is welcome to a'tend. Plans for our own Glee Club will be contingent upon theh en- thusiasm which your attend- ance will indicate. So if you would sincerely like to see a E si j : 5 AMBULANCE C. Five ambulance reported by the Fire ment Friday. One caill with the victim of a hit-and accident end others were now tine. TO FLY FRENCH FLAG The French Fleur de Lis will fly from the flag pole at Osh. awa City Hali on Monday. flag will be raised by --oe Hi of the French Club of Monday rams gee = cheactante. of ti tiste Day. Jean Bap FAILED TO FILE Failure to file 1961 tax re turns forced the court appear- ance of Bernard Monaghan 647 Somerville avenue, Friday. Monaghan entered a BR gent of ee SS ee to return the necessary infor- Church Official Guest Speaker Those in attendance at Bloor Kairetz, D. Black. 3-legged Race -- D. Black and V. Kapustin, W. Hazelton and J. Loescher, K. McGregor and A. Jeffery. Mary street; Anne Lis, Cindy Kennedy, Connie Paraskovokos| and June Van de Walker. ability have made themselves available to fill these key posts. jIt is the duty of every mem- ber to give this matter some very serious consideration dur- male chorus started at 420 Wing, come out on Monday and join in the fun. Tonight's the night for our June Dance; so get out andi' mation for 1961. RCMP Con stable R. M. Bryden ae documentary evidence showed that the socal Mab. = Carson, W. Patterson, K. Sucee. Sack Race -- K. Sucee, T. Lyczba, W. Patterson. 3-legged Race -- S. Packer WOODBINE ENTRIES K. Succe, P. Hart and S. Poloz, J. Stewart and D. Car- riere. GIRLS, 8 and 9 High Jump -- P. Nesbitt, E. Dart, M. Chown. Sprint -- Debbie Baragar, L Hazelton, P. Nesbitt. Standing Broad Jump -- G. Geiselman, S&S. Williams, L. Stainton. Ball Throw -- L. Hazelton, 8S. Williams, L. Stainton. Running Broad Jump -- Deb- bed Baragar, S. Woods, P. Nes- tt. Wheelbarrow Race -- Debbie Baragar and L. Hazelton, J. Peeling and L. Stainton, B. Larmer and E, Dart. Relay Race -- N. Head, S. Geiselman, J. Adair, Debbie Baragar. Sack Race --Debbie Baragar, P. Nesbitt, L. Hazelton. 3-legged Race -- S. Williams and D. Lyczba, B. Larmer and E. Dart, L. Hazelton and J. BOYS, 8 and 9 High Jump -- D. Shmyr, R. Sucee, W. Kairetz. Sprint, W. Kairetz, B. Farmer, D. Shmyr. Standing Broad Jump -- R. Sucee, D. Shmyr, B. Farmer. BOYS, 12 and 13 High Jump -- B. Howes, M Kuzenko, J. Oyler. Sprint -- B. Howes, M. Ku- zenko, J. Oyler. Standing Broad Jump -- B. Howes, D. Gorr, R. Baragar. Ball Throw -- D: Gorr, Oyler, N. Kairetz. Running Broad Jump -- B Howes, J. Hircock, N. Kairetz. Wheelbarrow Race -- B. Howes and M. Kuzenko, B. Kil- len and R. Baragar, N. Kairetz and J. Oyler. Relay Race -- D. Gorr, J. Hircock, B. Howes and M. Ku- zenko, Sack Race -- B. Howes, M. Kuzenko, D. Gorr. 3-legged Race -- M. Kuzenko| and J. Oyler, J. MacLean and N. Kairetz, R. Baragar and J. Hircock. GIRLS, 14 AND OVER High Jump -- D. Tweedie, L. Zimmerman and B. Peterson. Sprint D. Tweedie, L. Larkin, B. Peterson. J. Zimmerman, D. Tweedie and B. Peterson. Ball Throw -- D. Tweedie, M. Knapp, L. Zimmerman. Running Broad Jump -- D. Standing Broad Jump -- L.| Street. Baptist Church for wor- ship the next two Sundays will '|have a rich experience, Rev. L. Mason will be conducting serv- ices while their Pastor William Lewis is on vacation. Mr. Mason is the secretary|s, and director of the stewardship department of the Baptist Con- vention of Ontario and Quebec. '|His message is certain to be timely asthe Bloor Street completes its plans to move to the larger auditorium of Har- mony Road Public School on July 1. Mr. Mason as a boy was |raised on a farm at Villa Nova|? |which is near Brantford. He at- \tended McMaster University |where he received his arts and |diyinity degrees, The next 30 years of his life were spent serving various communities in the Convention as he workel among the people of Paisley, trathroy, Aylmer, as army chaplain, in Tillsonburg and Guelph before being called by the Convention three years ago to his present post. SIX-MONTH TER" Theft of $40 from a former employer brought a s.x mouiuus jail term for an Oshawa man MONDAY, JUNE 2% id FIRST RACE -- F Purse $2100 for three and four-year-olda, 6 furlongs. joey Roussel, McComb 113 Medalia S., No Boy 109 rere Station, Potts 111 Snow Bright, No Boy lili Roman Flare, Burton 116 Land Of Maple, No Boy 118 Michael's Lady, No Boy 104 New Rullah, McComb 116 River Bully, Robinson 116 Run Bill Run, No Boy 116 Also Eligible: Sir Runnymede, Ditt- ove ne Peppy's Ride, pe Boy 1d; Basa, Cosentino 104; Dittfach 104; Fair Magoria, iciondyke No Lil, | SECOND RACE -- Lipton $2500 claim- ing. Purse $1800 for three and four-year- olds, 6 furlongs. Golden Lad, Simpson X109 Top Trade, Harrison 103 Peter Chall, Wolski 113 Wonder, No Boy 119 Moochin Minnie. No Boy 10: 4ptly, No Boy 119 Du Barry Rose, No Boy 98 Lady Chess, No Boy 105 Willowdale Girl, Harrison 114 Joe The Captain, Robinson 114 Janshar, No Boy 105 Euro- pean Jet, Fitzsimmons 103; Unnamable, |Turcotte X111; Rare Flight, No Boy 109; Wise Selector, No Boy 98. THIRD RACE -- Msughan Maiden |foaled in Canada. Purse $2100 for two- year-old fillies, 5 furlongs Be Merry, Bohenko 105 Oshawa 2nd, No Biy 125 Simpson 98; Boy |olds and up, 6 furlongs. claiming, Purse $2300 for four-year-olds and up about Course), Chispil, No Boy 116 Stormy Morn, Fitzsimmons 106 Country Guy, Robinson 117 Laburnum, Turcotte (A)X106 » No Boy 114 Royal Wayfarer, No Biy 105 Fifinella, Harrison 98 Milator, Hale 109 Bianca Mano, Turcotte X100 Argo Bound, No Boy 106 Royal Piper, Fitzsimmons 118 First Nominee, Turcotte X106 Currytown, No Boy 114 Also Eligible: Tagdonnell, Dittfach 109; Itulyarso, No Boy 116; Flight Path, Johsal, Simpson X111; Stone Of Gold, Dittfach 109; So Simple, Robinson 105. FIFTH RACE -- Burlington $10,000 claiming. Purse $2400 for three-year- Rulladancer, No Boy 116 Colonel Bingo, Gordon 115 Come Of Age, Gubbins 116 Monarch Park, Turcotte ieee Makestic Hour, No Boy 1 QUINELLA BETTING SIXTH RACE -- Guelph Kiwanis al- SEVENTH RACE -- Belmont $6000 1 1-16 miles (Turf Never Look Back, Turcotte (A)X117 Eltoro The Great, Prueitt 111 Six-Month Term For Auto Theft A eix-month jail term was) handed down to a 17-year-old car thief at Oshawa Police Court, Friday. Neil Owen Gibb of 195 Gibb street, appeared before Magis- trate F. S. Ebbs for sentence on the charge on which he was tried June 14. Gibb stole the car from a King street west car hot on June 10 and had driven it until invoived in an accident June 12, Police said that Gibb had. been traced through a jacket which the choice you make will be based on an intelligent apprai- \sal of the' responsibilities ing the next few weeks so that in- volved and the ability of each enjoy the codl breezes and warm atmosphere that always prevail at 420 Wing. Look for '420 Wing Tips" again on July 20. had ignored repeated req that. the intocmredien tee MR Magistrate F. S. Ebbs fined Tocnchan (head cay Se ee charge. prospective officer to serve in the position for which he has been nominated. It is gratifying indeed for any executive officer of any organ- ization to know that he has the support of the rank and file members and that the effort he extends on their behalf is truly|) appreciated. You can show your apprecia- tion by planning now to be on hand on August 21 fully con- versant with the situation, and he had left in the car. Crown \ anaes hal been |COMMITTEE BUSY lowance foaled in Canada. Purse $2900! prot nosed ws for three-year-olds, 1 1-16 miles. Welcome Pardner, Dittfach 120 Prince Rubi, No Boy 114 Major's Choice, Gordon 114 Hop Hop, Turcotte X115 Bridal Music, Gubbins 117 two cars im the accident. On imposing the term His Worship said, have a previous record. and! have ignored wamnings, you odagg go on the loose like this. Call Tenders. For Masonic Temple Toronto architects Craig, six-month) has been in "you! times during election night. accepted from the floor; you are such nominations nominee, ready to properly carry out Attorney Bruce Affleck told the| Your duty as an active and in- the UAW HAU, court that a total of $208 jniterested member of 420 Wing,|€@5t, as the guests of the Osh- awa Naval Veterans' Club. ON BIKE HIKE Larry C. Emmons, 906 Mas- son street, had three unexpect- ed visitors yesterday - the Guin- don brothers from po page. NEW HOME SPECIALISTS Ont., who are on a 1300 - bicycle tour of such er ta as Niagara Fals, Toronto and Al-} gonquin Park. They are his| nephews. RCN BAND HERE The Royal Canadian Navy at Band will perform tonight Bond street IWAN | Real Estote Ltd. TRADES ACCEPTED 728-6286 323 King St. W. Our nominating committee session _ several] the past few weeks and will present their suggested slate of officers on} Further nom- inations for all positions will be anl reminded previously agreed to by the) i A keenly contested election 12 KING E. 723-3 st 633 Calais 2nd, Lanoway 116 Peter Pat, Woiski 114 A--E, B. Seedhouse and Willow Down Farms entry, is a sign of strength and vital- ity; so let us all show by our attendance on August 21 that Ball Throw -- D. Shmyr, W. Kairetz, B. Farmer. Zeidler and Strong have invited tenders for a new Masonic | Temple for Whitby. The owner Beauty Column, No Boy 118 Will We, No Boy 118 Maple Queen, Rogers 118 Tweedie, L, Larkin, L, Zimmer-|at Oshawa Police Court Fri- day. Clarence Armand Caissie, Running Broad Jump -- D. Shmyr, R. Sucee, E. Sobil. Wheelbarrow Race--R. Sucee and D. Shmyr, D. Alstein and A. MacEachern, §, Anderson and W. Kairetz. Relay Race -- B. Farmer, R. Sucee, E. Sobil, and D. Shmyr. Sack Race -- B. Sayeau, B. Farmer, J. Hopson. 3-legged Race -- S. Anderson and W. Kairetz, J. Barlow and B. Sayeau, R. Sucee and D. Shmyr. GIRLS, 10 and 11 High Jump--C, Nesbitt, Diane Baragar, M. Head. Sprint -- C. Nicholls, M. Head, P. Rout. Standing Broad Jump --C. Nicholls, P. Rout, M. Head. Ball Throw -- L. Chamberlin, M. Farmer, P. Rout. Running Broad Jump -- C.|Baragar and E. Kuzenko, D.| Fountain and B. Peeling, R.| Nicholls, D. Glover, M. Head, Wheelbarrow Race -- L. man. Wheelbarrow Race -- D. Tweedie and L. Zimmerman, M. Knapp and B. Peterson. Relay Race -- M. Knapp, B. Peterson, D. Tweedie and L. Zimmerman. Sack Race -- L, Zimmerman, D. Tweedie and B. Peterson. 3-leggel Race -- D. Tweedie and L. Zimmerman, BOYS, 14 AND OVER Skoreyko, J. March. Sprint D. Fountain, Tremble, R. Skoreyko. Standing Broad Jump -- B. Tremble, G. Shmyr, D. Baragar. Ball Throw -- J. March, as 23, of 21 Gladstone avenue, ap- peared before Magistrate F. S Ebbs for sentence on the cl on which he had been tried June 14. Caissi entered the pre- miss of Ruddy Electric Whole- sale Ltd., Bond street west and) -- the' money from a_ cash| X. High Jump -- G. Shmyr, R.| B| Peeling, R. Skoreyko, B.| Tremble. | Sack Race -- B. Tremble, D. | Fountain and B. Peeling. j 3-legged Race -- G. Shmyr|-- and R.-McLean, R. Skoreyko| and B. Tremble, D. Fountain| and B, Peeling. Fountain, R. Skoreyko. Running Broad Jump -- B.! Tremble, R. Skoreyko, D. Foun-| tain. Wheelbarrow Race -- D. Skoreyko and B, Tremble. Ghamberlin and Diane Baragar, Dz) Relay Race -- D. Fountain, B. ' [cLeaN YOUR FURNACE} TODAY FREE TO CUSTOMERS cau PERRY 723-3443 DAY OR NIGHT *|Dark Whisper, Turcotte X113 Warriors Tihee, No Boy 118 Saromar, Potts 118 Queen's Right, No Boy (A)118 Caesar's. 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