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Mishaps Over Holiday Claim Lives Of 94 By THE CANADIAN PRESS The highway death toli dur- ing the three-day Victoria Day holiday was the highest on rec- ord while the over-all death count approached a record set in 1952. Sixty - four persons died on Canadian highways, topping a record of 61 set in 1960. At least 94 persons died in all of accidents, six short of 100 who met death in 1952. No record highway deaths was kept in 1952, when a three-day holiday Victoria Day was estab- lished on a regular basis. A survey by The Canadian Press from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday shows that 15 persons drowned, three died in fires and 12 met death in un- classified accidents. Ontario led the provinces with 93 deaths, tying a provincial record set in 1962. The Ontario highway death toll of 18 was short of the highway record for that province of 22, set in 1961. TEN DROWN she was struck by the door of a car which shot back suddenly in a driveway. Mrs. G. Powell, about 40 of Toronto, in a three-car collision near Orillia. Robert Leroy Spencer, 18, of Simcoe, drowned while swim- ming at Waterford, 15 miles south of Brantford, Mrs. Matilda Kitson, 87, of Goderich, from injuries received in a two-car crash near Sum, merhill, seven miles southeast of Goderich. Claire Desormeaux, 8, after she was struck by a car in Sud- bury. Gerald Olford, 27, of Tor- onto when his m torboat flipped over on Lake Ontario. SUNDAY Lloyd Arbour, 54, of Picker- ing, Ont., when his head was caught and crushed between a gate post and car door when he was backing out of a gate at Sarnia. Willi May Brown, 35, of De- troit when struck by a freight train while fishing off a bridge at Mottsville, ab ut 12 miles In. addition 10 persons) drowned, two died in fires' and three met death in unclassified mishaps. Quebec had 18 deaths from 12 highway fatalities, two drown-) ings, three deaths in a plane crash and one unclassified death. the.Cornwail Canal. British Columbia had 14| deaths--11 highway, two drown-| ings, and one fire fatality. Alberta had seven traffic and] one unclassified death, Saskat- chewan had six highway deaths and two unclassified fa- talities. Manitoba had six highway deaths--five in a single two-car|Tor nto. accident at Holland -- and one} unclassified death. Nova Scotia had two. traffic west of Chatham. Walter Kottick, of Sudbury when a float plane crashed on Penage Lake about 10 miles east of Espanola: ' Howarth Green, 80. of Corn- wall drowned when he fell into Earl Van. Westervelt, 20, Gil- bert Moran, 22, Joahn Ham, 20, land Margaret Kenwo d, 21, all of Toronto, when their car left the highway near Cobourg, 25 miles east of Oshawa. Jeffrey O'Birne, of Tor- lonto in a two-car collision at |Buttonville, 12 miles north of Steven White, 9, son of Mr. land Mrs. Frederick White, Ohsweken, about 10 miles south- east of Brantford. David Deleary, 17, of Muncey Indian reserve, and Mr, and Mrs. Russell Roemele of Appim, Ont., in a two-car crash on Highway 2, 30 miles south of lon. Margaret Robert, 76, of Tor- onto when hit by a street car in downtown Toronto. Louis Papi, 23, of Kingston when a boat in which he and a pani were fishi cap- sized in Lake Ontario. Alvin C, Clements, 27, of War- saw, Ont., when his car rolled over and struck a tree at Young's Point, 20 miles north of Peterborough. Lindsay Scharfe, about 40, of Renfrew, when his truck rolled over on Highway 17, about two miles east of Renfrew. Church Hall Dedicated | At Columbus COLUMBUS (Staff) -- Colum-| Prentice Sharpe, only two bus United Church's new Chris-| years old, fell into line be- tian Eduéation Hall was dedi-| hind the "big kids' Monday cated Sunday afternoon ,before| as they picketed a predomin- 175 persons. antly Negro _ elementary Officiating was Rev. E. S. Lin-/-- stead, chairman of the Oshawa United Church Presbytery. He) was assisted by Rev. R. H.| VIENNA (AP)--A collision at Love, minister of Columbus] 2,000 feet pl d two light U.S.- United Church. |made Austrian planes into The renovated basement will| gowntown Vienna as burning seat about 170 and is the new) wrecks Saturday. All their seven home for Sunday school classes,| oecypants were killed. Flying youth groups and womens' Of; debris damaged buildings and PLANES CRASH |drowned in a farm pond at Byron, neat London. | ganizations. The door opening ceremony| parked cars, but nobody on the school in Albany. It was part of an organized civil rights demonstration in communities across . New York State in observance of the 10th anniversary of the | Supreme Court' decision bar- ring segregation in public schools. | 'aaa ee JUST LIKE THE "BIG KIDS" --(AP Wirephoto) several || NEED... FUEL OIL? Coll PERRY Day or Night CITY AND DISTRICT ee breaking and. entering a hunt- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUBJECT Mortality is a dream from which we need to be awaken- ed. This was the theme of the Bible Lesson heard at Christian Science churches on Sunday. The subject was 'Mortals and Immortals", and the Golden Text was from Ephesians (5:14) "Awake thou that sleepest, and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give thee light." TO PURCHASE PIANO It was announced at the morning service on Sunday at 'Knox byterian Church that an upright grand piano will be purchased as a memorial to the late David Jenkins, Mr. Jenkins was organist and choir-master of the church for many years prior to his death. RECEIVES DEGREE Thomas C. Burnett, of Osh- awa, was among the students who received their master of science degree last Saturday at Queen's University, Kingston. JAILED THREE MONTHS PETERBOROUGH -- Larry Kinsman, 20, of Markham, and Robert Dionne, 19, of Oshawa, both with previous records, were each sentenced to three months' in jail here Friday for mp4. BUYER _. | L. SELLER 723-3443 | | PAUL RISTOW REALTOR 187 KING ST, 8. =) in Harvey Township. -They pleaded guilty. Evidence was that in the breakin, dam- age to a door, stove and beds amounted to $150. BACHELOR OF DIVINITY David C. Northey, of Oshawa, will receive his Bachelor of Div- inity degree from Queen's Theological College at -the an- nual convocation this Saturday. WINS TOP AWARD . Marilyn Falls, a 10-year-old student from Newtonville has been awarded the school's top award for teaching proficiency at the Peterborough Teachers' College. She was presented with the Prince of Wales Award. Miss Falls will,teach at Lord Elgin School in Bowmanville. Lal her THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, May 19, 1964 'Plane Crashes" Catches Fire, . Three Unhurt . LISTOWEL, Ont. (OP)--Three. persons jumpeq unhurt from the wreckage of their light plane seconds before it burst' into flames after crashing near this town 25 miles north of. Stratford Sunday. ' Clifford Mack .of Detroit, owner and pilot of the three- seater craft, was landing on the: farm of Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm Smith after taking their so Richard, 16, and hired 4 a Power, 24, for # short e. CASTLES INTHEAIR ... And remember; there's no ob ever, . can be brought down to earth! Here's how: First, make a big list of oll the things you wont and need in @ house. Then bring that list in te us. See how we match your needs to one of the many houses we have for sale. ligation what- "Over A Quarter Century of Service" SCHOFIELD-AKER LIMITED 360 KING WEST and one unclassified death, New) Mrs. Thelma Steen, when fire] was carried out by Ray. Scott, ground was hit. One plane just wall. 9 Sinerva, 70, in Brunswick had one highway and one unclassified deaths, New foundland had one traffic death while Prince Edward Island re- mained free of fatalities. The survey does not include slayings, known suicides or in- dustrial deaths. MONDAY Mrs. Erica Foxman, 40, of Downsview when she apparently was swept over Niagara Falls. James Knox, 50, of Martin- town Ont., when his car hit aj: utility pole near Martintown, about 11 miles north of Corn- wall. Mrs. Ronald Hurst, about 32, in a fire which swept throygh an apartment building in Corn- hospital| when destroyed her home at Des- barts, 25 miles east. of Sault Ste. Marie. ; Henry Willis Ellis, 69, of Oril- lia when a television aerial he was erecting touched a high- voltage line. ; Jack Hawke, 49, drowned in |Pienic Lake, one mile north of |White River, when his boat over- jturned. SATURDAY at Yonge's Point, about miles north of Peterborough. Brian Martin, 34, of Hamilton, while vacationing near Sudbury. Paul Evan Thomas, Rochester, N.Y., drowned when he fell into a 70-foot well at Joseph McMurray, 78, when struck by a car near his home| 20 drowned in the French River 2, of missed a crowd of several hun- dred screaming theatregoers. \clerk of sessions, and E}mer) Powell, chairman of the build- ling committee. | Presentation of keys was han-| dled by the above-named two and Stewart Murison, secretary | of the church's board of trust-| j}ees, and Rev, Love. Reeve Neil Smith read the greetings from surroundings congregations. There is a new choir room and a projection booth with sound equipment; and the whole church has been wired for sound, Alterations include work on on floors and walls, new light-| ing and acoustic tile, a radiant heating system for the entire church, and a modern kitchen. | Cost for renovations was 'over $1500 in a congregation of 163 persons. Walter Beath, chairman of the {Christian education committee, It's Time NOW! 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