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IN MEMORIAM JOHN HENRY JEFFERY MM GUNN -- Allan and Syivia (nee Cop- ) are happy te announce. the birth son, weight 7 Ibs., on 27, 1965, at Oshawa brother for David of turday, March Generel" Hospital and Linda. HACKWOOD -- Richard John and Joyce announce the birth Lee, 6 Ibs, . and Mrs, William Mr. we! "4 first. grandchild for Mr. a George Willoughby, all of Oshawa, ita Biair and Brian. Spec Boney, br. Morris also 4th floor staff. JUKES -- Ernie and Audrey (nee } are happy to announce the birth of their son, David Mark, 7 Ibs. 12 ozs. on March 27, 1965, at the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital. A little brother for Susan. Many thanks to Dr. McKay and 4th floor staff, LYZUN -- Harry and Jackie are happy the arrival of a daughter, Swe 15 ozs., born on Thursday, March 25, 1965 at the Oshawa General Hospital. A baby sister for Darryl and Lynn. Spe- cial thanks to Dr. Sprague and 4th floor nurses. MacDONALD -- 7 ibs. 15 ozs., on March 25, 1965 at the Oshawa General Hospital. A brother for Laurel and Lynda. Special thanks to Dr. Robert K. Miller and fourth floor nurses. PARK -- At Oshawa General Hospitai on Saturday, March 27, 1965, to Myre and) Jack, a son, Cameron, 8 ibs. 5 ozs, A brother for Gordon. PIGDEN -- Lloyd and Terry than God for the safe arrival of their third son, Andrew John, on Sunday, March 28, 1965, at the Oshawa Genera! Hospital. A brother for George, Scott, Susie, Deborah and Sandra Gail. vos -- Mr. and Mrs. E. Vos wish fe announce the birth of a baby boy, Richard Louis, 9 ibs. 6 ozs. on March 23, 196S, at the Oshawa General Hospital. "(CARD OF THANKS Keith and Marilyn (nee Evans) are happy to announce the birth of a son, Terrence Paul, weighing ik four months. The death occurred at Oshawa General Hospital yesterday of John Henry (Jack) Jeffery MM, of 740 Stone street west. He was in his 7ist year and had been in failing health for the last two years. A carpenter by trade, Mr. Jeffery was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Jeffery. He was born in London, England in August, 1894. He had lived in Oshawa for a total of 11 years. For four years he was a steward at the Cana- dian Corps. At one time he was very active with the city branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. During the First World War he fought with the 'Middlesex Regiment (The Die Hards). He was awarded the Military Medal for bravery in the field. He leaves his wife, the former Miss Mary Martha Marrant; one daughter, Mrs. Robert Grif- fin (Masie), of London, Eng- land; four sons, Arthur, John, Raymond; all of Oshawa, and William of London, England. There are four sisters, Miss Anne Jeffery, London, England; Mrs. George Reeve (Lilian), Windsor, Ontario; Mrs. Alfred Reeve (Violet), of London, Eng- land; and Mrs. Charles War- ren, also of London, England. SHOULD A MEMORIAL To lost for centuries be requir- ed. The best choice is our MATTHEWS BRONZE courteous advice alwoys MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK 723-2633 CARTER -- We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness, sympathy cards and floral tributes in the recent loss of our beloved son, brother and grandson, Mark Leonard Carter. --Rosemarie, Roy, Tracy end Mr. and Mrs. Garter. ORR -- We wish to extend our sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for the many kindnesses shown in our recent be- reavement, Special thanks to Dr, Maroos- is, the nurses and staff of Oshawa Gen- eral. Hospital, most recently those of 2A; the Rev. Mr. Lytle of Calgary Baptist Church for his comforting words; to those donating Gideon Bibles, General Motors for use of cars and for floral tributes from various departments. | --Mrs. Mary Orr and nephew Donald Beil.| OBITUARIES | DANIEL FUDGE | Daniel Fudge, 40 Colborne jstreet west, died Monday in /Toronto General Hospital. He had been seriously ill the last DEATHS FUDGE, Daniel Entered into rest in Toronto General Hos- pital on Monday, March 29, 196: McGhee, father of Daniel Fudge, Fudge, Camp Borden, Ber! Nichols (Elizabeth), ert, Moasemin, Sas land Creek; in his 67--f year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, Oshawa, with High Requiem Mass in St. Gregory's| Robert of Cam Church, Thursday, April | at 10 a.m. In- ferment St. Gregory's Cemetery, (Pray- ers will be held at the Funeral Home, Wednesday, 8.15 p.m.) JEFFERY, John Henry (Jack) MM Entered into rest in Oshawa General Hos- pital on Monday, March 29, 1965, John Henry (Jack) Jeffery, beloved yap gi of} rs. Eng.,/ s tel d, Oshawa, eg boa Thursday in St. Gregory $)return of a Diefenbaker govern- father of Mary Martha Murrant, London, Robert Griffin (M Arthur, John and Ri tiem, ie), Eng.; in his 71st year. , London, Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, ' Oshawa with funeral service in the chapel Gregory's Thursday, April 1 at 2 p.m. Oshawa Union Cemetery. NUTTER, Lily At Oldham Royal infirmary, England, on| Saturday, March 27, 1965, Lily Kelly,/ beloved wife of Samuel Nutter and lov- Daniel jf Fudge, beloved husband of the late Agnes) War with Staniey, James and | Rob- George, High- interment) will be said at the Armstrong|oyette's There are two brothers, Bill and Fred, both of England. There are 20 grandchildren and) vas Marc! 20 great grandchildren, | at Pilea einen. = nm Funeral will be from the Arm- the son of the late Mr. and|Strong Funeral Home on April | Mrs. Robert Fudge. jwith Major Fred Lewis of the) On June 14, 1918 in Falkirk,Salyation Army officiating. Scotland, he 'married the for-|Burial will be in the soldier's mer Agnes McGhee. She pre-| Plot at Union Cemetery. |deceased him Nov. 26, 1969. | Hi Mr. Fudge had lived in Osh-| jawa for the last 49. years. He} Gordon its |was an employee of Ross Mills! a41 [Eimite. | At Opposition He served in the First World) JARVIS, Ont. (CP) -- Walter! the 116th Battalion|Gordon, federal finance minis- and wre * pager x oe ler, hit out at the opposition The teat ene by ee Reon gg id : : land address to about 300 per- [LOUE $0ns, Stanley, James andicons at the annual meeting of |Daniel, all of Oshawa and Sgt.ithe Haldimand Liberal Associa- tee ae "anti peee peel here, about 10 miles east of| ot gare § (hAza~ Simcoe. | |beth) of Oshawa; pl gan Mr. Gordon said Opposition |Robert of Moosemin, Sask. anditeader John Diefenbaker is jGeorge of Highland Creek; 14)jike an old vaudeville -erformer igrandchildren and two great-/and may be capable in a cam- Peasant Pevl Dwyer will paren cg Lien on. one Iss 'arewe rformance. sing high requiem mass at 10 pont He said nobody would like the) 'hurch. Interment will be in St.| ment. | Cemetery. Prayers Gordon said Real Ca- Creditistes obviously} P.M.,/would not be chosen to lead! |Canada and added that if the| Mr. |Funeral Home at 8.15 | Wednesday. ee ee ee STOCK MARKET TORONTO 1i A.M. 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Barbara Birch, registrar at the University of Windsor, said an above - average group will be admitted in June or early July this year, well before their Grade 13 papers are marked. However, borderline students must have their examination re- sults before being accépted. The system was one of sev- eral discussed at a university- secondary school liaison con- ference Saturday aimed at re- ducing the multiple applications flooding universities for last- yz;minute enrolment, Miss Birch said that Windsor, | with the new system, is now 16 per cent ahead of its admis- |sions a year ago. Officials of universities of Toronto, Guelph, Waterloo and Carleton said the system also is being considered at their universities. Another .system discussed was a central clearing house for stu- dent applications. A, R. Kilgour of the Univer- sity of Toronto said such a Give Text Vanier Message OTTAWA (CP)--Text of a message sent by Governor-Gen- eral Vanier to the Queen Sunday after the death of the Princess Royal: With my humble duty I send to your majesty on behalf of the Canadian people deepest sym- pathy on the death of Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal. On Her Royal Higness' many journeys to Canada to visit her regiments and to undertake other engagements she had en- deared herself to the hearts of all Canadians who share Your 'Majesty's sorrow. wpa THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Merch 30, 1965 7 Grade 13 Plan 41/] scheme is "prepared and ready" for consideration by universities. It would enable Grade 13 students to send a single completed application to one centre, Students would be asked to state university preference in order of choice and the com- plete application would be sent to universities in that order. A. P. Gordon of the Univer- sity of Waterloo said multiple applications are a problem to universities, but any effort to limit them might be unfair to students, He said he also is opposed to a standard uniform admission standard because it would de- prive Ontario universities of a measure of individuality. Pope Asks For Cessation VATICAN CITY (AP Paul appealed Sunday aay sation of "acts of war which be- come ever more menacing and grave." He made no specific mention of Viet Nam but his concern about the fighting there has been clear in many of his re- cent appeals for peace, The pontiff spoke from his Vatican studio window to a crowd assembled in St. Peter's Square for his noon blessing. "We pray to the Mary for cessation of war still menaces with its dark omens Oe ata of the world," he said. Pi on bag = hye the state ension whic! ps peoples bound, which divides them and sets them against each other. We want the cessa' of acts of war which become ever more menacing and grave." 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We. as principals, offer these Debentures subject to prior sale and change in price if, as and when issued by The T. Eaton Acceptance Co. Limited and accepted by us, and subject to the approval of all legal matters on our behalf by Messrs. Lash, Johnston, Sheard.& Pringle, Toronto. All legal matters or behalf of the Company are subject to the approval of Messrs. Mason, Foulds, Arnup, Walter, Weir & Boeckh, Toronto. TO: -- ©@ OFFICES @ FACTORIES @ CONSTRUCTION SITES 728-7321 Sales and Service on Bicycles and Tricycles 204 BOND E., 725-6344 Wm. Hicks, RR/ No. 1, Whitby E, Kotynski, 240 Division 728-8518 . -- =e LEO'S ITALIAN FOODMARKET IMPORTED CHEESE ALL ITALIAN FOODS GROCERIES MEATS GROCERIES (FREE DELIVERY) 502 SIMCOE S. 725-4643 Subscriptions will be received subject to rejection or allotment in whole or in part and the right is reserved to close the subscription books without notice. It is expected that Definitive Debentures (in authorized denominations in coupon or fully registered form) will be available for delivery in Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg and Vancouver on or about April ts. 1965. MeDONOUGH -- In ever loving mem- ory of Chris (Sonny) McDonough, who passed away March 30, 1944, Too dearly loved to be forgotten, Pa as uecacg by Dad, Mum ahd fam- y. SHEWRING BROS. Floor and Wall Covering @ Armstrong Corlon @ Ceramic Tile CALL 728-3980 For Free Estimates WALTON'S Supertest AND Snack Bar OSHAWA'S MR. CLEAN Janitor Service Window Cleaning Employees Dominion SEcuRITIES GrRPorRATION Liwrre: Established 1901 ' WINNIPEG CALGARY ST. CATHARINES WEEKS -- In Ic¥ing memory of a dear father and grandfather, Horace Weeks, Who passed away March 29, 1964. One year has passed, since that sad day When one we loved was called away, Ged took him home It was His will, Within our hearts he liveth still =Levingly remembered by Cyril, gearet, Sherri and Randy. TORONTO HALIFAX KITCHENER March 1965 MONTREAL SAINT JOHN HAMILTON OTTAWA QUEBEC BRANTFORD LONDON EDMONTON FORT WILLIAM PARIS VICTORIA PETERBOROUGH BOSTON LONDON SUDBURY iy vical "We pay special attention to children" M. Zinn, 341 Dovedale Dr Open 24 Hrs. A Day Every Day KING ST. E, AT PRESTONVALE Rudi Maeder 725-9931 WEEKS -- In memory of a dear uncle William Weeks, who passed away six years ago, March 30, 1958, Always remembered by nephew Len, Marien and tusie,