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~ RANGER NEWS Crusader Crew Making . SRS CRUSADER - Christmas is drawing near and we're up to our elbows again in wax. Yes, candle-mak- _ ing. Wednesday night was the first session and since it takes a while to get back in the knack of handling that mushy stuff I imagine there was more than one wobbly candle _ resulted from that venture. Mary Ann Cardinal volunteer- ed the battle area (by the way, welcome back Mary Anne) and our self-styled designers were away on their little fling. But gosh it's awful hard scraping that wax off walls and tables and I'll bet Mrs. Cardinal will be sweeping up glitter well into the new year. Bath salts their day in the crew together with the rash of sneezing it seems to bring. Everyone is fer- reting out bottles that possess beauty in some way or other ir- regardless of their former uses --yes officeh they're empty-- and turning them into our pro- cessing plant (in reality a rath- er small office at Guide House-- sort of wall-to-wall bottling) Anyone for Christmas cakes? Baton Tests Held Here The results of Fancy and Military Strutt from the recent Motor City Baton Competition held at the O'Neill Collegiate, have been checked with the Master Sheets of the various judges and following are the re- sults: Fancy "T' formation Strutt, Novice 0-6 -- 1. Karen Treth- eway, Peterboro; 2. Anne Marie Murray, Peterboro; 3. Brenda Edonel, St. Catharines. Advanced 0-6 2 Woodburn, Galt. Novice, 7-8 -- 1. Barbara Lynn Klimeck, St. Catharines; 2. Tina Townsley, Peterboro; 3. Diane Storey, St. Catharines. Novice, 9-10 -- 1. Susan Lehan, St. Catharines; 2. Kathy McKin- non, Ottawa; 3. Cathy Puffin, London; 4. Kathy Sowpel, Kit- chener; 5. Debra Miserecordin, Ottawa tied with Sharron Lewis, Ottawa. Advanced, Sandra 7-10 -- 1. Jane Krush, Port Credit; 2. Michelle} Ann Darragh, London; 3. Joni, 1. Susan) Bichop, Ottawa, tied with Bev- erly Hewitt, Peterboro; 2. Linda Sage, Peterhoro; 3. Dianne Yur- kowski, Oshawa. Novice, 13-14 --. 1.. Elizabeth Strutters, Hamilton; 2. Dianne Peterboro; 4. stone, Peterboro; 5. Judy Har-|@ttention of people who. are not per, Oshawa. | Advanced, 11-14 -- 1. Sonia| Alberico, Peterboro; 2. Helen Bryk, Jordan; 3. Nancy Stewart, London, tied with Jane Reibling, Elmira; 4. Elaine Smith, Lon-| don; 5. Debbie Ann Smith, Lon-| don. | Novice, 15-20 1. Jackie} Stearn, Peterboro; 2. Margaret| Hall, Peterboro; 3. Carol Green- ham, Bowmanville. Advanced, 15-20 -- 1. Nancy Flint, Peterboro; 2. Judy Dear-| born, St. Catharines; 3. Sandra! Kelter, Burlington. Military Strutt in Square -- Novice 0-6 -- Karen Tretheway, Peterboro. Advanced, 0-6 Woodburn, Galt. Novice, 7-10 -- 1. Nancy Helm- kay, London; 2. Jane MacMil-| lan, Port Credit; 3. Sharron} Lewis, Ottawa. | Advanced, 7-10 -- 1. Michelle} Ann' Darragh, London; 2. Jane Krush, Port Credit; 3. Kathy Sowpel, Kitchener. Novice, 11-14 -- 1. Mary Jane, Thompson, St. Catharines; 2.) Elaine Smith, St. Catharines; 3. Heather Gordon, Humber; 4. Linda Sage, Peterboro;. 5. Bev- erly Hewitt, Peterboro. Advanced Military, 11-14 -- 1. Nancy Stewart, London; 2. Sonia Alberico, Peterboro; 3. Jackie Blackhall, St. Catharines. Novice, 15-20 -- 1. Penny Mc- Mullen, Oshawa; 2. Christine Ann Burrows, Toronto; 3 Marsha Reib, Toronto. Advanced, 15-20 1. Dearborn, St. Catharines; Sandra Judy 3, Sandra Kelter, Burlington; 3. Nancy Flint, Peterboro. The Motor City Baton Contest was under the direction of Irenie Harvey, with the Major- ette Parents Association as hostesses. The judges were Elaine Jacobs, Buffalo; Joan Cousins, Stoney Creek; Ron) Kopas, Port Credit; Joy Towns-| ley, Peterboro and Pat Bragg,| Buffalo. Omitted from the previous list of solo winners published in the} Oshawa Times were: . Intermediate, 11-12 yrs. Patsy O'Hearn Ist and. Pixie O'Hearn 2nd, St. Catharines; 3. Kathy Ball, Peterboro. Advanced 11 yrs. -- 1. Mary Jane Thompson, St. Catharines; 2. Dale Hardman, Scarboro; 3. Patsy Blake, Bowmanville. Advanced, 12 yrs. -- 1. Susan Bellamy, Guelph; 2. Susan Bichop, Ottawa; 3. Dianne Yur- kowski, Oshawa. "KINDNESS BEYOND PRICE, YET WITHIN REACH OF ALL" GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 King W. 728-6226) are also having} -- | skills. Ith Shaw, Oshawa; 3. Gloria Flint,|# number of comments and|out uniforms as it will be a Marilyn John-|Seems to have brought it to the Sports parade. E Candles We're selling them too. These three items, decorative candles, bath salts, and cakes have been our best selling projects for the past two or three years and sup- ply a good deal of our crew funds. So watch out, everyone is out to sell as much as they can. Our biggest fund-raising pro- ject combines all three of the above plus anything else we can come up with. It will be our Christmas Tea (which is really a bazaar in disguise). This. is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 14, at Guide House, 120 Simcoe Street south, here in Oshawa. At this we will display samples of our joint and_ individual handiwork. This should be fan- tastic. In addition to our, three former wares we will also be selling home baking (if you can't eat it I'm sure it will make a lovely ash-tray), candy, needlework (this I've got to see!), and anything else that anyone can come up with. Sort lof a talent (72?) free-for-all. \4 | OSHAWA KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS INSTALL NEW EXECUTIVE Worthy Master Adrienne also spoke of the first Cana- Faithful Scribe; S. Rospond, Tellier came to the Oshawa dian Cursillo which was -- Faithful Pilof;\ C. Johnson, Knights of Columbus Hall Sun- the direction of Father a 2 & day, Dec. 1, for the instal'a- Bireault and urged the petra Marshal and S. Bon tion of the 1964 executive offi- Knights to participate in this fordi, Faithful Inside Sentinel. Absent when the picture was a year of progress and growth. The 4th Degree executive are: seated, left to right, L. Weeks, Faithful Admiral; A. Tellier, Worthy Master; D. .Dumais, Faithful Navigator; Rev. L. J. the city. Faithful Friar Rev. L, J. Austin, of Whitby, an- nounced a mass card had been sent to Mrs. J. F. Kennedy on behalf of the Oshawa Assem- RRA RO: Ss EBA DE I AED NI oD SE THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 2, 1963 3 By THE CANADIAN' PRESS Four provinces and the Yukon and Northwest Territories were without accidental deaths during the weekend as at least 40 per- sons died accidentally across Canada. Twenty-nine deaths were from traffic accidents, seven drowned two died in fires, there was one hunting fatality and one man died when a tree fell on him. Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Manitoba and British Co- lumbia did not record a death, in a survey by The Canadian Press from 6 p.m.. Friday to midnight Sunday, local times. In addition, 118 persons died in the crash of a Trans-Canada Air Lines jet at St. Therese de Blainville, Que. Friday. Ontario had 18 deaths, 13 on the highways, three missing and presumed drowned at Bob's! Lake, 35 miles north of King- 'ston, one in a fire and one man died when struck by a tree blown down by the wind. The survey does not include bly, An evening mass will be held in St. John the Evan- gelist Church, Whitby, on a date to bs announced for the late president, Father Austin | By the sounds of conversa-| tions overheard, the girls are really keen on this idea and are planning to concoct a number of things covering a varie.y 0° Not only will it be sup- plementing our funds, but will give some of us a chance to make things we've never been jable to find the time for before. |We hope everyone who possibly} can will come and see our ef- forts. There's bound to be some- cers. He stressed the need for new experience, Faithful Nav- Catholic gentlemen to join the igator D. Dumais paid tribute taken was T. Lannigan, Faith- 4th Degree Assembly and take to Past Fathful Navigators ful Outside Sentinel. --Oshawa Times Photo | Austin, Fa'thful Friar and F. Canzi, "aithful Captain. Back row, from left, P. So'ty, Faith- an active part in community for the progress of the 4th ful Counsellor; M. Johnston, jabout everyone. Just think, this, Monday night's parade was} presented by the Oshawa and INVITED TO DANCE . : . juniforms; Hamilton, Formosa,'Giyens of Toronto expressed|the two tank cars was ruptured|deputy-reeve and school boards.|its pleasure by according the in these past two weeks is an|still a lot of "T" shirts than can i --A' Donald Hopkins. |nounced the recital sponsored |Rangers and they 'certainly are! Monday nights. There are Sun- Ward 2 -- W. G. Newman and/shaw, Rema Nesterczyck, Vicky | , i : here during the weekend. excite you then. you're not jong| oe seam of Joseph' and were killed and several others. Ward 5 -- Robert Duck, Mrs./Kathy Lewis, Louanne Ayre, I think Klaus will soon need| columnist Irv Kupcinet, a sur-| jgeon reported after an autopsy /Sunday. Christian Science churches on trie pj hich lice said houses of Europe. Sunday. The title of the Bible|\,., re gg bli h gecog ca | . : BLAST KILLS TWO Lesson was "Ancient and Mod.-| | jern Necromancy, alias Mesmer-| BAN LEMON PEELS _| LE HAVRE, France (Reut- ee osetna st ,and Hypnotism, De-| GENOA, Italy (AP) -- Don't\ers)--Two workers were killed|;"Cnes Pavu! ny Hage sin ote aug cas Wh tbeh verse ask for a twist of lemon peel injand seven persons were injured|!MB-room = couc BL ee ee: or whatsoever is born of God your martini, It's illegal in Monday whe n <plosion floor apartment. -- overcometh the world," (I John' Genoa. -The city council. re- ripped a he Laws eit have "Whoever did it got a three- 5:4) was presented in the re- cently figured that because of being repaired in dry dock here, day start on us," Lieut. George seats cre: Abner Powell, George A. Gowanlock, Mrs. Dorothy Burns, Mrs. Theresa McRae,| slayings, known suicides or in- dustrial deaths. ONTARIO DEAD Sunday Frederi*k Williams, 18, of Belleville, Linda Johnson, 17, of Aylmer in a two-car crash near Aylmer. Dr. Young M. Moon, 43, a Kor- jean doctor who was a resident at a London hospital, in a two- car collision on Highway 401) south of London. Saturday Edwin Stanley Miller, 71, in a Toronto apartment fire. John David Reid, 19, of North Bay RCAF station and Kenneth R. Street, 25, of Deep River 'n ja two-car collision at Deep |River. | Jeannette Stewart, 21, of /Montreal when her car went out of control at Vankleek Hill, 50 miles east of Ottawa. Jean Paul Lacroix, 34, of Lac Megantic, Que., when struck by a tree blown down by the wind 70 miles north of Blind River. Weekend Crashes Kill 29 Persons Paul Lozon, 69, of Dover Township when his car hit a ditch Saturday at Tilbury. Mrs. Eileen Merchant, 57, of Montreal in a two-car collision at Lancaster. 4 Ewald Klotzer, 52, of Sand- ! wich township when struck by a-- car while crossing a street at = Windsor. * Gordon Douglas Gilchrist, 59," in a two-car collision at Ajax."." Ronald Aldrich, 21, Richard « Deschamps, 21, both of Kingston and David Barrett, 20 of Mont- . real missing and feared drowned at Bob's Lake, 35 miles north of Kingston. " oa Friday Phillip La Rose, 20, of Wes- ton, when his truck was in coi- lision with a tree at Cayuga. John Wright, 35, of Bethany, in a two-car collision 20 miles north of Bowmaniville. Gladys Poiwery, 64, after be- ing struck by a car at Oshawa. Area Officer Pays Visit Sea Cadets The assistant area officer, Lieutenant Jackson, paid his monthly visit recently to the Sir Francis Drake Sea Cadet Corps. In his remarks he men- tioned that Drake was on the way to becoming the top corps in Ontario. If Drake is to bag top honors then drill, attendance and dress must all be of the best. Attend- ance has been quite good re- cently but the Divisional Office must be called if men wish to be excused. The Christmas Party will be held on Thursday under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxil- iary. Entertainment is still : Two Councils Are Returned A return of two councils by acclamation means an election- free year for two Ontario CountY municipalities in 1963. At the recent nomination meeting held in the Township of Rama Reeve Charles Healy and Deputy Reeve James Murphy were returned to office. The three - member council, Mrs. Evelyn Speiran, Basil Harring- ton and H. J. Fea' were returned unopposed. : The Township of |vey Wescott are returned to of- Houtin, Alec Gray and Russell Morrison. were nominated and | qualified for the three-man coun cil, William MacDonald was nom- inated for a council seat but failed to qualify. Vise Wescott, R. Ross and George Hougton jalso failed to qualify for the \School Board, Successful nominees for the four-man school board were: Irvine Fisher, Archie Fox, Russ McMillan and Earl Windat. LETTERS PATENT The latest edition of The On- tario Gazette contains the in- formation that under the Cor- |porations Act, letters patent have been issued to Beckstead Holdings Limited, with head of- fice in Oshawa. | ded and those who can sing, dance or play an instrument are urged to put their name on the bulletin board. : Lieutenant Kuskil, command- ing officer, and some rates de- livered the second boat for re- pairs. By the time all the boats are repaired winter will be here. By doing all repairs to the boats at this time, we will be prepared for next summer. An early start to the season will jthen be made. The band and guard took part in the Santa Claus parade held at Bowmanville fgeeoty : ant O'Flynn was : . tee police Thorah also) Sub-Lieutenant H. Aick. escapes a vote as Reeve Russell} Francis and-Deputy Reeve Har- going affirmative, AYE, AYE, Did you know that the sea- was originally, Yea, Yea. The Patsy fice by acclamation. George/ Cockney tongue twisted it to Yi, J |Yi, and eventually to the pres- jent form, Or that divisional command- ers of reserve fleets were call- fed, Rear Admirals, from the pooreiggg of being in the Re- jserve, or in the Rear. | Or that 'skylarking' was coin- to express the fun enjoyed by seamen who would scramble to the fighting-tops of battle- ships and slide down to the decks using the back-stays. NEW HOME SPECIALISTS Owen Morris and Charles Wil-/| kinson. Voters will also be asked| to choose between Archibald Gil- christ, Duncan MacMillan, Rus- | sell Cooper and Notman Ellis who are all running for the | NEED AN OIL FURNACE .. cau PERRY three member Public School Area board. |] OAY OR NIGHT 723-3443 THAN Real Estete Ltd. 'TRADES ACCEPTED | 728-6286 323 King St. W. "EYE EXAMINATIONS PHONE 723-4191 by appointment F. R. BLACK, O.D. 136 SIMCOE ST. NORTH 54 SIMCOE NORTH TUESDAY 'and WEDNESDAY LEAN, TENDER c Civs Steaks C Ib GETTING DOWN TO THE POINT OF SALE Liking a house is one thing. Signing on the dotted line is quite another! RINDLESS affairs and strive to benefit Degree Assembly. He forecast ing! Pupils Present Sport Parade CAPSULE NEWS Two Seeking] Pupils Presen | : | Fine Recital -Montreal Chief | . Is Improved , "4ontrea : ROQVOSIID | 5c uci « jthing of use or interest to just : | ' | the fall and winter season was | . - . s awe sae Madras se] SENAS Sympathy | Ip Pickering Bsceuers me oe |up some Christmas stocking fil-/alze that exams are upon you | n Ic ering Registered Music Teachers' As- lets or small gifts. -- so let's but an attempt should be made, | sociation Saturday night in the see you there -- please? The Supply officer would aP-| MONTREAL (CP) -- Mayorjeastbound 15l-car freight, the) Pickering Township voters gojauditorium of the McLaughlin leg trae aig Jean Drapeau in a telegram three cars overturned Sunday)to the polls Saturday to elect a/Public Library. ; arr Saturday to Mayor Philip G.|night. State police said one of|five-emember council, reeve,) A capacity audience showed fith the ending of exams weit o 7 inhardi¢ ak 5 . will start out i ele peca on etl eae. tai ag vot sympathy over the death of Tor-|and approximately 10,000 gal-| A total of 13 people will con-|students generous applause for Monday night back in uniformltinka. ie ontonians killed in the crash of/lons of muriatic acid were) test the council posts and the in-/an interesting and varied pro- again. It will be nice to see al The canteen is doing very welll DC-8F jet °0 miles from Mont- spilled into . field. No injuriesicumbent reeve, J. Sherman) gram of piano, violin, vocal and full, house once again. Among) with pop, chocolate bars and all poe Of ed cre wf oe gen Wee Seon Epeae 3 one © Clifford ballet numbers. gt | , : 5 an jin the crash, were from the uaycox. Deputy Reeve MYrs.| yy; ; the news that has cropped up/the other goodies but there islroronto area. FOUR FOUND DEAD __|Jean McPherson is opposed bY|ine pe ag i ee Oey oes invitation to a dance in Oakville/be bought for $2. mates Clave meALEe lk pa tine pe Nd. (AP) e parents and friends and an- and a proposed trip to Mystic,) We would like a lot more re- FROMERER 'BAY. NWT rg llgerad Mreaehae nian OGUNOH: CANDIDATES by the Canadian Concert Asso- jConnecticut in 1965. A trip ofjcruits to. join so everybody cP) -- Th RCAF's 'Operant | Polic 'aid tt 7 pian bao The prospective councillors for|Ciation of Oshawa will be held this type was held some years|should try and get a friend in-|(Ch) --, Me RCAK s Operation| olice sald x seemed SPRAIN on wards yg: jim Feb: y } j } g nate ae Pe PG eRe i five wards are as follows: in February, ago and attended by our Skipper|terested. There is a lot more to Santa Claus has been stated in) lint Donald Biatiord, despairing Jard larvey S a) i and First Mate when they were/ Air Cadets than just drill on{the far north by mechanical ever the death of his wife, killed wa ere eo a students who took part in > ' : Pk problems, limited visibility and|his two children with a rifle as Mrs.| Eleanor McKean. the recital were: Susan Ram- Se sate a day night sports parades, field| (neo "tne. four motors. on. a/gun on himselt. Police said the Robert. Smith, Krout, Sheila Williams, Shelley The most appealing thing brah ge 1 oe Bgl aga the Hercules transport which distri-|wife apparently died before the Ward 3 -- John Williams and) Williams, Heather Barrie, Jane that part of our trip will be} Last Sunday night was a great Dutes 12,000 pounds of Christmas others of natural causes. |Donald Waring. Spratt, Sylvia Gomme, Stephen spent on board a sailing ship on|. one aun my se at ia ger supplies to. Arctic posts failed |_ Ward 4 -- Norman W. Waller,/Fox, John Edari, David Horne, which the girls will be part of|tPnog Panne' ON tin' the aj. ito start after the aircraft landed| MINERS KILLED |John Campbell and Terrence/Suellen MacDonald, Carolyn the actual crew. If that doesn't BS going on, like le al WARSAW, Poland (AP)--Five Ryan. |Morison, Kenneth Lancaster, for Seas. The number of open-| rq apy see gi ng th' PREDICTS NUCLEAR POWER [injured Saturday when an ele- Margaret Brown, Hubert Wank Karen McLeese, Jim Tomlin. ings are limited so I imagine|and Timmy. Beiter' luck nent, WASHINGTON (AP) --, Theé|vator cage fell down a shaft in|@nd Miss Violet Swan. son, Sharon Barr, Jane Web- there will be a lot of keen com-|time guys. Soviet Union sl.ould have "eco-|the Radzionkow coal mine near goyo0L BOARD ster, Mary Dubrowski. petition from now on. There is a great group. of0mical, competitive nuclear|Katowice- | Prospective trustees for three|, Michael Black, Beth Love, CARE REMINDER Zorros cropping up all over,|Power" between 1968-70, Soviet es is |school areas are as follows: pat Tkatch, Susan Entwhistle, -|under the spectacular leadership|nuciear experts said Saturday.|. FOOLED THEM | School Area 1 -- Ray Reiffen-| anne Yurkowski, Mimi Wiatr- The reminder about CARE in/of the elder Dittmar, The prospect is roughly the| PEEBLES, Scotland (Reut-| stein, Ronald Simons, Carl Pas- zyk, Wayne King, Barbara Hart, e last column has brought in| Onday's. parade. will be with-/same for the United States." A ers--Francis Mathison, warned/coe, Olive Collins and Mrs. Mar-|0semary Merkley, . Carolyn Soviet delegation ended its tour|in 1887 by doctors diangosing a! garet Lee. Webber, Dolores' Allen, Larry of U.S. atomic installations, - |serious heart complaint, 'take!' school Area 2---W: R. Cooney,|Marshall, and Larty Johnson: jit easy or you. will not live Mrs. K. Williamson, Pat Mc-|, A Highland Fling was danced selfish but honestly just never|My eXpert advice on long range) _ BECOMES 16TH STATE long," was 101 Saturday--in ex-|Grath, Fred Hunt, Robert|by Mary Rupert, Carol Brown thought about it that much --|love as his latest flame is in| KOHIMA, India (AP) -- The cellent health. |Brown, Ted Van Houten, J. K.|29d Joanne Chmara. 3 somthing that seems ta be the|the United States and the poorjturbulent zone inhabited by) : : \Scott, R. Byron, F. W, Hawes, Blake performed a Dance Twirl. case with the majority of peo-2°y's Kharmann Ghia will never Naga tribesmen in eastern In- _SKOPJE SHAKEN _ |J. H. Adamson, Mrs. Pat Finn, See plage mae ple: we're just too concemned|Make it. dia became the country's 16th) BELGRADE, Yugoslavia], J, Williams. . * with our. own affairs to think of| _ What's this we hear about the|state Sunday. Carving Nagaland|(AP) --Two slight tremors) School Area 3 Herbert} Six Seekin others, With the Christmas sea-|¢!der Dittmar going to thelinto a separate state is one of/shook the earthquake - shat-/Middleton, Charles McTaggart, g son approaching I think we real-|MOvies with somebody else? |the Nehru government's efforts tered city of Skopje F riday and|Ross Disney, Donald Goodwin, . ly should think about it and if a| (Better get a grip on that boy,|fo wean arvay the "loyal" from|Saturday. Reports Sunday said|Stanley Hoar and Leonard Council Seats ' little reminder like this can con-|5U®-) the "hostile"" sections demand-|the quakes caused no damage) Waltham. tinue to keep the idea in your ing a sovereign state independ-jand brought the total number/------ 3 A alcune eda th mind -- all year 'round natural.| jent of New Dethi. OF mmlnns, Bernie Se me oy lseat ¢ tj pee ised f ithe dy, but especially at Christer CITY AND was destroyed on July 26 to 390. | Young Actress ies ] aoe promis: ' od the then perhaps a special little| NEWLYWEDS KILLED | : = ke wnship of Rama on Saturday, extra glow can be added to our| DISTRICT ae eee Se oe Pree TA crete | x ' a| own holiday season with the wedding present was blamed) TOULOUSE, France (AP) --| Murder Victim PPh sagan repeagy sill) jknowledge that we have helped i gage Monday for the electrocution of|Opera tenor Louis Tharaud, 85,| |also contest his place on council |brighten it at least a little bit CHRISTIAN SC TENCE a young couple. Anthony Bay-|died Sunday. Tharaud, born in HOLLY WOOD (AP) a|With Hector MacKinnon. Deputy for someone else. g SUBJECT _ _ |liss, 20, and lis bride of three/Toulouse April 27, 1878, made | t-angler killed actress Karyn|Reeve James Heavener faces a HOPALONG Man's protection from evil In+ weeks, Rosemary, 18, were/his debut in 1907 in William | Kuncinet 22 beautiful prunette|Contest with Leonard Cooper US ee, ALONG fluences through an understand-|foynd dead in bed Sunday. They|Tell. He later sang: in the Paris] gauchter of 'Chicago newspaper|2"¢ Frank McPhee. M - |ing of God was the theme at all|were lying on top of a gift elec-|opera and toured the opera! vd ; | The six seekers after council . Dallas Police FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP)-- ah M : rs uerite Oswald mother of the mus 5 fis iy, ' o Tale iff? ici i Presidem K e wt ey id tata reading. |insecticide sprays used on citrus |police reported. Walsh, nae pe seg sad ri |blamed authoritie; Sunda | REPORT IN ERROR groves 'She peelings musik ad IVE tion e id ener culoes He night for the killing of her son. | A story appearing in a're- dangerous. The council passed| SEVEN KILLED | ot A Be the a time The 56-year-old mother of Le 'lcent issue of The Oshawa Times|@ law saying you can't use NAGPUR, India (Reuters) -- ; gh) 4 4 be fen found | Harvey Ore aa stated erroneously that William|!emon or orange peels in drinks |At least seven persons were in- she had been dead when found. | ) wald.blamed the Charles Archer. 24. of Drew.in public bars. jjured Monday when a freight| Meanwhile Kupcinet, Chicago same authorities -- government] street. was charsed with inde. lear containing explosives blew|Sun-Times columnist, arrived by agents and. Yallas peace offic-srq' reg ete gine RESTORE SERVICE | ini enteal Indl | d Chi-| eré--for the Nov thc cont assault, 'The. Oshawa RES ge tt "Ap)__ (UP. near Ajni, central India. The|plane early Sunday from Chi-| ition of the late x _ a8S8SSINa- Times extends its apologies to SOUTH BYRON, N.Y. (AP) jblast collapsed roofs, damaged|cago, where he is known in| a ee President, Mr. Archer for any embarrass-(Scrvce,, Va" restored on the}, medical college and brought|night-club and television circles; _She saic protective precau-| ment : the report may havelNew York Central mainline| gown power and telegraph lines.'as Mr. Chicago, tions were being taken before caused : here Monday after three de-| - - ------ = Kennedy arrived in neighboring -------- Be _irailed fright ¢ars, including| Dallas. Since her son was TREMOR HITS two tankers containing acid,| kt.own to have defected to Rus-| VIENNA (Reuters) -- Earth\were cleared away. Part of an) Sia at one time, Mrs. Oswald|tremors shook buildings in Vi-) --- asked why he was not under/enna and the surrounding area| | surveillance. twice Monday. No serious dam- Mrs. Oswald a practical |4%° was reported but persons | nurse, repeated several times|!'Ving in new skyscrapers in the during an interview that she is AUSttian capital reported pic- | a person seeking the facts ang tures dropped from walls and) not merely a mother trying to doors and windows shook for! defend her son. In a discussion|#/most a minute. ' punctuated by moments of : anger and tears, she talked to a reporter i the small duplex! apartment where local and fed- eral authorities are standing guard. She said: "I want another question answered: Why would! Jack Ruby be allowed within a| few feet of a prisoner--of any prisoner--when I could not see! my own son?" If your property is on the. mar- - ket, you want ACTION. If nothing seems to happen, call us. We'll help you find a buy- 2r promptly. "Over A Quorter Century of Service" SCHOFIELD-AKER | sda 723-2265 pe rcast RESALE SPECIALISTS Bolahood Brothers Limited N. 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