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He was born at Thomasburg, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Carleton, He_ retired from farming just two years 1 (38° and settled in Plainfield. +10 | "Mr. Carleton was a member of the Plainfield United Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Stella Kirk; five daugh- ters, Mrs. Fred (Helen) Baker, 11 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge "o+% 6 +1 Stock " Cusco Deer Horn Denison "4 Discovery 281 +1 Dome 7 +h 9 1600. 305 200 110 76500 32" 1000028 2000 42 2000 41 First Mar 820 199 Fst Mar ris 6360 12 Grandroy 500. 8 Granduc 200 615 6' Guif L Hastings Headway High-Bell Hollinger Donalda East Suill El Sol Frobex Genex Glenn Ur GF Mining Goldray 305 62 62 --Va N0 +7 2B Wa +1 7 2% +12 --%, + Ya +3 4 --! --% 875 28 865 +1 2% +% FUNERAL OF MRS. FLORENCE THOMSON The memorial service for Mrs. Florence Thomson, who} died in the Oshawa General Hospital, Thursday, June 4, was held at the Armstronf Funeral chapel Saturday, June 6, at 2 p.m. Rev. L. W. Herbert, minister, of King Street United Church, conducted the services, Inter- ment was in Oshawa Union Cemetery, The pallbearers were J. Butler, Allen Dionne, Fred] Barnes, George Thomson Jr., Thomas Tyrrell, and George Jarvis. Belleville; Miss Margaret Car- leton, Oshawa; Mrs. John (Verna) Harrison, Oshawa; Mrs. Glen (Eileen) Bamber, Bowmanville; Mrs. Don (Joyce) b Finnegan of Cannifton; five sons, Harvey Carleton, Al- monte; Arthur, RR °2, Frank- ford; Harold, Thomasburg; Clarence, Belleville; John of Plainfield, and 22 grandchild- ren. Rev. Dr, H. F. Swann offi- ciated at a service held June 2, at the Grant Funeral Home at Belleville. MRS. VINE CAIN BLACKSTOCK -- The death of Mrs. Vine Cain occurred in St. Joseph's Hospital, Toronto, on Sunday, May 31. Although not in good health =, |for some months she appear- +3 ;ed to be improving but suffer- a. jed a stroke Thursday, May 28. |She was in her 76th year. The deceased was the former | Florence Kerr, a twin daughter : of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sam- ='y,|uel Kerr (nee Mary Jane Ginn) ov jand was born at Bexley, Ont. v2. 9¥8 |Her married life was spent in 10% 10%--%)Cartwright, Manvers and To-| By p1| Ponto. 31 32. +1 | She was a member of Pres- 2 2 | byterian Church in each of gsr |these places and also an active 73 «#78 +1 |worker in Janetville LOBA, +" | Women's Institute and Ladies +5 | Aid. 10 $64 64 64 27a 27a 27% 3. 3 8 Wa 7 65 765 L Dufauit Langis Latin Am Leitch Lencourt | Min-Ore Moneta Nama Cr Nat Expl Newconex -- 162 162 1642+ % 13% 13% 13% ci] Ki N= Mine 21750 "ka a4 Orchan 100 1000 Paramaq Pax int Paymast Pce Expl Pick Crow Placer Preston o 0 & $372 37% 37Va 650 650 62 «65 320 400 2000 Realm 2000 Rio Algom 640! Rowan Con 1000 Ryanor 6000 San Ant 6000 Sereliite . erri 3000 Silvmaq Sil Stand 1000 Siscoe 200 Steep R Sullivan 4025 2150 205 Mistake Kills Gentle' Dog TORONTO (CP)--Bobo, a big German shepherd dog whose eyes once melted the heart of a magistrate, has been executed by mistake. Bobo, the pride and joy of owner Raoph Hayden of Tor- onto, hit the headlines earlier this year when a policeman ac- cused her of leaping on him. Magistrate Robert Taylor took one look at her big brown eyes| and dismissed the charge. | Recently Mr. Hayden suffered a bad fall and had to be taken to hospital. Because there was no one else to look after Bobo and' her four nine - month-old pups, Mr. Hayden's sister called the Toronto Humane Society. Under the mistaken. impres- sion that she could pick up the pets later, Mrs. D, J. McDevitt signed the dogs over to the so- ciety. When she called to check on them later that same day, Mrs. McDevitt was told all five had been destroyed, the pups be- cause they were unruly -- and Bobo because the society con- sidered her "'too old for a home| to be found for her." | 190 6190 450 455 205 205 35 --l,,| Surviving besides her husband --2 |are two sisters, the twin, Mrs. |Anna Campbell and Mrs. Ber- |tha Watson, all of Toronto. av ve| _Mrs. Cain rested at the Earl +1 | Elliott Chapel, Dovercourt road, Ea Mtpect® juntil Tuesday, A service was 525 525 525 held there Monday evening con- 15¥2 15M 15%--1%2|ducted by her pastor Rev. F.| 11500 25¥2 2 2800 «23/2 2 100 50 7 Tormont Trin Chib +4 +15 Utd Porc Vauze Violam Weedon West Mines 3 W Surf | 500 GAS INVESTMENT Investment in plant and capi- tal by Canada's natural gas industry. is more than $2,500,- 000,000--enough to finance the Trans-Canada Highway three} 'Lema Birdies 18th Cops Thunderbird RYE, N.Y. (AP) -- "I saw my wife standing there in the rain on the 18th and I said: "Honey, I sure made this thing interesting, didn't 1?'" There was Tony Lema, going down in flames in the final round of the Thunderbird golf tournament Sunday. First he held a seven-stroke lead over Mike Souchak, then he was a stroke behind with four holes to play. Inside the Westchester Coun- try Club, head waiter Frank De- vito set aside the champagne and wondered whether he A. J. Foyt Has Close Calls But Still Triumphs MILWAUKEE (AP) -- A. J. Foyt drove away from three close scrapes, including a fiery} crash that left Jim Hurtubise| critically burned, to win Sun-| day's 100-mile big car test but! said' "If all auto races are go- ing to be as hairy as this one, I might consider quitting.' Foyt, the winner of the 500- mile Memorial Day race at In- dianapolis, now has won all four In Tight Finish shouldn't put some Jemonade on lice, just in case. He needn't have worried. Lema redeemed his pledge to treat the press to champagne when he rapped in a pressure eight-foot putt on the 18th hole for his second straight birdie and the $20,000 top prize. The birdie four gave him a final round of 71, one under par for the course and a 72-hole to- tal of 276. SOUCHAK HAS 277 Soachak finished with 69 for 277 and $12,000 for second place. Ken Venturi and Bill Casper finished at 279. Chi Chi Rodri- guez and Phil Rodgers were 280. Big Jack Nicklaus wound up with 282, while Arnold Palmer, the Thunderbird winner last year, had 285, Jerry Magee of Toronto, who held the lead after the first round with a 66 but faltered to 73, on the second, finished far down the list of money winners with a 286 total. His rounds of 74 Saturday and 73 Sunday won him $625--§601 'more than he made on the pro tour through- out 1963. Two other Toronto golfers, George Knudson and Al Bald- ing, failed to survive the cut- off, Knudson went out after the ea round, Balding after the third. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 8, T964 ~ fe ¥ 17 Owner Suggests Officials Fix 500 Race Rules | Indianapolis, Ind. (AP) -- The Indianapolis 500 mile race should tighten its safety rules, the head of the association of car owners' entered in the event suggested Saturday. Milwaukee businessman Ro- bert Wilke recommended a min- imum weight for cars, a ban on racing gasoline, a limit. of the fuel loads, and a rule that rookie drivers automatically start at the back of the 33-car field. Rookie Dave MacDonald, 26, of El Monte, Calif., spun on the second Jap on the race last Sat- urday, triggering a seven-car Name Two Negroes te ; S. African Squad. JOHANNESBURG (AP )-- Two Negroes were named to # South African athletic team Saturday, the first time the color line has been broken in that country. Humphrey Nkosi, holder of the South African 880-yard rec- ord, and middle distance ran- ner Benoni Malaki were. listed, on an 1l-man South African team scheduled to tour Europe next month. 4 South African sports admin- istrators have been warned they must show some practical application of 'breaking down the government policy of apar- theid before they could be con- sidered for invitation to the Olympic Games in Tokyo this year, pile-up which claimed his life and that of Eddie Sachs of De- troit, as exploding gasoline tanks touched off a holocaust which engulfed the width of the track. 66 YEARS CITY DIRECTORY Publishers since 1898. VERNON DIRECTORIES Limited. Member As- sociation of North American Direc- tory Rebecca Street, Hamilton, Ont. "Term Insurance on the best terms" Phone 487-1581 TORONTO VAL TAYLOR Wrccideutal "Life events in the new U.S. . Auto Club season. He was first in two earlier 100-milers. In Sunday's race, watched by a crowd of 36,285 at the Wis- consin State Fairgrounds, Foyt finished a 1% miles ahead of Len Sutton of Portland, Ore. Foyt, from Houston, Tex., drove an Offenhauser - powered car with the engine mounted in front. Foyt flew to Milwaukee after he had to pull out of the Play- ers 200 race at Orono, Ont., Sat- urday with mechanical trouble. All 22 starters used an alco- DESTROY WEEDS Township of Notice is hereby weeds growing on their pality of the Township East Whitby NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS ! iven to all persons in possession of land, in accordance with the Weed Control Act, 1960, Section 3, 13 and 19, that unless noxious lands within the Munici- of East Whitby are de- stroyed by July 15th, 1964 and throughout the season, the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the times. lhol fuel, spurning the gasoline 3000 64 Sales to 11 a.m.: 1,091,000. Windfall 62 ¢ --! /R. M. Anderson, of Doverport Road Presbyterian Church. FOREIGN TRADING | From Tuesday she rested at 200 199 1 costs against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act. hing co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solici- ted. that figured in the fiery crash COMING EVENTS polis. Siscoe 90190 | McDermott - Panabaker Chapel, (FOR WHITES ONLY) |Port Perry, where service was conducted by Rev. P. Romeril of Blackstock, Wednesday. Interment was in Cartwright Foyt, whose purse was $9,830, javeraged 100.365 miles an hour 3 Roy Pereman, jon the one-mile paved track. |that killed two drivers in the BINGO ROYAL BANK APPOINTMENT T..F. Whitley The Royal Bank of Canada on- ounces the appointment of T. F. Whitely, formerly on assistant General Manager, os District Gen eral Manager with headquorters in Toronto. In addition to his duties as the senior administrative officer for the Ontario district, Mr. His time was 59 minutes, 47.581 |Memorial Day race at Indiana- 4 St. Gertrude Ss seconds for the 100 miles, 28 of Union Cemetery, Cadmus. | Pallbearers were Marvin Nes- |bitt, Oscar McQuade, George Auditorium | |Johnston, Bert McMullen, Wil- j\liam Sandirson and Walter Mc- | Gill, Many beautiful floral tokens} and large attendance at the chapels spoke of the esteem a South Africans Lear To Kill 'For Survival JOHANNESBURG (AP) --|man's heart on a black, man-|combat and pistol shooting for "You want to survive--then be/sized target. istudents, ivilian home guard prepared to kill." That is the) By mans of a simplified Chi-juits train in most major cities maxim of one of Sough Africa's|nese form of judo called tode,|throughout the republic. Femidles Sonoita .--. o strangest schools. It teaches ajmother and daughter can floor It is officiall ti Pass : : t A ly estimated tha|Izzie Sklar, of 30 Viewmount dozen variations in the art ofja 140-pound man with ease,| sno half South Africa's 5,000,-| avenue, Totonte killing. \without smudging lipstick or) : at : giggiete : ruffling their hai 1000 whites possess guns. Tear) Mr. Sklar is survived by his The combat Survival School,|ruffling their hair. 1 include|225,, Shell are available to| wife, the former Chava Sklar ox . pe gene gg pind Pioreeeor tg i ay ryt a over 18 years of age. jana = Gauapter, Mrs. & Lenies ml For ; Fone $16.80 tee government employees. In a a Fig 5 os ie Philip Sklar. sit dents receive a 10-lesson course., A condition of acceptance isl; 0 -aere and the possible infil- Also surviving is a sister, A rambling single-storey villa, that students must sign a form)i ition of subversive Jements| Mrs. Gert Samuels, New York i d Jo-\confirming that he or she is "al hele gs htenatedil bag 7 City; two brothers, Jake Sklar Ne err rateais|inetiber of the F jseeking to overthrow this coun-| () O-hawa and Wilf Glass of To- hannesburg, houses the students memoer of the uropean COM-|11¥>¢ government, many South| ty si ' reds! and instructors. Neighbors are) munity (white); not a member African whites are becoming in- ronto; and three grandchildren. |which deceased was held. IZZIE SKLAR The death occured Saturday, getting used to the echo of re-| volver shots and ear-splitting| battle cries. | of any anti-South African or| pro-Communist group." | HAS 25 STUDENTS creasingly security-minded. } The funeral service was held ;at 1.30 p.m. Sunday, June 7, at | It is not uncommon, espe-|the Park Memorial Chapel, 508 cially in Johannesburg, to see a| Spadina avenue. Interment was The. principal is a man well) The current first course-totals| pistol in a man's trouser band|in Bathurst Lawn Cemetery. versed in he art of survival./95 students. More are being en-|or a small-calibre gun nestling| : Australian-born Davo Davidson, |rojjed. : in a wome's handbag as she| ee OF " 60, is a former Mau Mau fighter) Davidson's school differs from|rymmages for change. Some| MRS. AGA RED who says he killed many mares. |the commoner weekly "'pistol) women carry pistols which fire Lg Poem oe _-- Pe ists during the Kenya uprising.| parties" held by thousands Of|tear gas. |Mrs. Afagia Redko, who die He quit Kenya eight months/soyth African men and' women i ease vast ae PLEDGE EYES jel, Saturday, June 6, at 3 p.m. ago oe a ete leader throughout the country. At these Jomo Kenyatta attained politi-\they often,take coffee and sand-| | cal power, wiches beween: spells of shoot-|. HALIFAX (CP) -- The Mari-| Her Pegg ne was 740 "Eyeryone--men, women andjing practice. \time division of registry of the | Poneens Siblock Senay youths--should be oe to pro-| Davidson's 'vat oi are! Canadian National Institute for) Rises BR vontecoetal tect themselves and their fam-jtrained to expec e unex:| ts that 600! ilies, whether the threat comes|pected from the moment school-|""e Blind reports that 600/Church, eg - hoa TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. | 690 KING ST. E. 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