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38--Coming Events THE OSHAWA SUBURBAN ROAD COMMISSION TENDERS FOR BRIDGE Sealed tenders plainly mark- ed as to contents, will be received by abe F pcniaeld and until 130 OM Monday, July 12, 1965, for the con- struction of @ 48 foot span crete bridge, located on the road ore between con- i ion 5 and 6 yi 0 miles, east of the village ef Brooklin. : Plans, specifications and tend- er forms, moy be obtained frotn the consulting engineers "on or after Tuesday, June 22, - 1965, upon pros $10 non-refundable fee. A 100% contract bond will be required. Each tender must -be accompanied by «a bid bond or certified check equal to 10% of the tender sum. Lowest or ony tender not necessarily accepted. Totten, Sims end Associates Ltd. Consulting Engineers, 306 Dundas St. West, WHITBY, Ontario. W. A. Twelvetrees P. Eng., Engineer & Secretary, Oshawa Suburban Road Commission, County Bidg., WHITBY, Ont. it Ormiston, Chairmen. PRESCOTT -- Kenneth and Shi {nee Strumbiski) are proud to announce Ly? arrival of a second son, Morris, 7 Ibs.. 9 O7S., on Thursdey, "June 24, 1965, at the Oshawa General ge mi A little brother for Kenny, fourth grandson for Mr, and Mrs, John 'Strumbiskt and ne and Mrs. Wilfred Prescott. Many thank! 'to 3h Anderson and the fourth floor staff. MONSTER BINGO Over $500 in Prizes SAT. JUNE 26 AT 8 P.M. SLE Deziin) are happy to announce the birth of a son, David James, at Oshawa Gen- eral age vig So on Thursday, June 24, 1965. Thanks Doctor Ross and fourth floor staff, (7 tos. 8 ozs.) SSOR -- Marsh and Marie (nee LOGIE PDO REAL Port Perry School Meet =| Sees Over 500 Compete ider, Faye Healey 'Open 'ihr rae laues race -- sig Baird, Thomas; Heather Rider, Faye Resley: Joan Prentice, bens yin Snooks. (Note) -- three-legged and sack races do not count toward the championships. BOYS' HORSE RACES Grade 3 and under -- Ron Phinney, PORT PERRY (TC) -- More|™ than 500 students participated in| p, the annual field day at Port Perry Public School. The champions were: senior girls, Janet Baird; senior girl joor runner-up, Janet Tristram; jun- ior girl champion, Heather i 5 i i = beg pants ges} Donal Rider; junior girl runner-up, Id rt Young, Robert Taylor, ST. GREGORY'S DEATHS Jean Tristram; senior boy champion, Nrain McNab; senior boy runner-up, Richard Beare; BOYS' RELAY RACES Grade 3 and under -- Wayne. Eddie Leveck, ark flea ndrew Litt; KEMP, Frank W. (Farmer) Ehtered into rest in the Oshawa General Hospital on Thursday, June 24, 1965, Frank W. Kemp, beloved hu: Jate Olive Alice Smith, father of Ralph AUDITORIUM SIMCOE ST. NORTH ADMISSION 50 CENTS All Prizes Doubled on Admission Ticket be Oshawa and Reuben of Elmsdaié; in his 79th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa with funeral serv- p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery. (Friends are asked not to call at the) Funeral Home until Saturday afternoon.) |" 'PATTERSON, Helen Entered into rest suddenly, as the result of an accident on Tuesday, June 22, 1965, | Helen Shearer, beloved wife of James Porereery of 64 Hiley Avenue, Picker- Ing, and dear mother of _ Ronald and Lynne of Pickering, and loving sister 'of Margaret and Elleen of Toronto, (Jenny) re, J.. Towers, of Toronto, (Kath- een), Mrs. J. Henry of St. Catharines, Elizebetn (deceased). Mrs. Patterson willl rest at McEachnie Funeral Home, Children under 16 Not Admitted BINGO TONIGHT OVER $6,000 IN PRIZES Civic p.m, Thursday. Funeral service in the Gravel on Saturday, June 26, at 2 p.m. Interment Erskine _Cemetery. ~~ LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements and floral arrangements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 sband of the of Oshawa and brother of Miss Alta Kemp ice in the chapel Monday, June 28 at 2\erna Pacey, Beverley Brown. Boys -- 28 Kingston Road West, Pickering, after 7 Cal" Cochrane, junior boy champion, Jody Wil- liams;- junior boy runner-up,|g, Kenneth Irvine. The results of the events were: RACES 6 and Gordon Goode, Jeffrey, Stephens, Pgs Grinsy Michael Hayden, Comey: 2 it. John, Danny Conlin, Jay Neill. GIRLS' RELAY RACES Grade 3 and under -- Chrisie Vokins, Valery Sweetman. Lois Pacey, Susan Bond; Laura Cannon, Cynthia Kraupa, Debby Andrews, Karen Taylor; Lorie Cochrane, Barbara Durham, Susan Melanoski, Debbie Redman. BOYS', RELAY RACE Grade 4 and under -- Glen McCoy, Denis Johnston, Maurice Vader, Michael Diamond; John Read, Donney Phinney, Randy Knight, Kim Wakeford; Billy. Van Camp, Jamie McNab, Ronnie Evans, David Jackson, GIRLS' RELAY RACE Grade 4 and ae. Margo Michie, tty yan Debbie McNeill, Donna Beare, vicky Luke, Debbie Barker; Kim Neill, Susan Wylie, Cheryl MacGregor, Joan Draper. BOYS' JUNIOR RELAY (Must be under 13 on July 1.) 1, Ken trvine, Jody Williams, Ronald Short, Ronald Phinney; 2. Ricky Evans, Laurie Williams, Robert Young; Cal Cochrane; 3. Dean Beare, Alan Shaw, under: Girls -- Debby Keetch, jCeul Beare, Gerald Kraupa, Alan Wal- on and under: Girls -- Carei Bond, natn Smitheram, Judy Howdam. Boys--- Scott Nelson, Tony Jemmett, Larry "_ and under: Girls -- Sherry Boyce, cel Bond, Debbie, Wylie. Boys -- Scott Nelson, Stephen Read, Alan Wojcik. 9 and under: Girls -- Debbie McNeill, Susan Bond, Kim Neill. Boys -- Billy VanCamp, Donald Gray, Ron Evans. 10 and under: Girls -- Sancrs Tristram, Lynn Cook, Betty MacMaster. Boys -- Robert Taylor, Peter Tl and under: Girls -- Sharaiyn Read-| er, Lynn Cook, Colleen Emmerson. Boys | | Ricky Evans, Robert Young, Laurie ------| Williams. | 12 and under: Girls -- Heather Rider, | Jean Tristram, Faye Healey. Boys -- Jo | Williams, Ken Irvine, Ron Phinney. Paul Taylor, George Gibson. 13 and under: Girls -- Janet Baird,|GIRLS' JUNIOR RELAY Heather Rider, Janet Tristram. Boys --| Must be under 13 on July 1 -- Heath- | Brian MeNab, Ron Jetfrrey, Roger Moase.|er Rider, Janet Carnegie, Jean B= Slay | Girls: Open -- Janet Baird, Heather| Faye Healey; Diane Gray, Penny R aot Janet Tristram. Joan Prentice, Bronwen Kendell; Freids Boys: Open -- Brian McNab, Ricky} oo Brenda Webster, Barbara Evans,| |Beare, Wayne Cox Colleen Emmerson. BOYS SACK RACES |poys' SENIOR RELAY Auditorium 7:30 P.M. Kindness beyond Price, yet Within reach of all. CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA SALE OF LAND ' BY TENDER The Corporation of the City of Oshawa hereby invites of- fers for the purchase from it of the following lend: Lots.329 end 330, pares' Plan No. 190 and part of Alice Street closed, having o totel frontage on. the south side of Adelaide Avenue East ef approximately 60 feet and on pet Pay depth of approxi- 5 feet. "Further particulars of these lands may be obtained at the Assessment Depertment, City Holl, , Offers for the purchase of the @bove lot may be made on forms provided for that pur- pose by the City Clerk, 3rd Heer, City Hell, Oshawa, The closing dete for tenders is 5 p.m., D.S.T., Monday, 1965, and oll offers shall be sent to the City Clerk, City Hell, Osh- ewo, in a sealed envelope clearly marked "Tender for GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 _ BINGO ORANGE TEMPLE SATURDAY, JUNE 19 7:30 P.M. EVERLASTING MEMORIALIZATION is almost possible with the MATTHEWS BRONZE MARKER that we supply and _ install; Please call MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL. PARK 723-2633 20 Games -- $8 Share the Wealth 4 -- $40 Jackpots to go 1 -- $150 Jackpot to go Children Under 16 Not Admitted id 9 and under-- Paul Bagg, Don Gray,| Brian McNab, Richard Beare, Scott) Ron Evans. Kenny, Ralph Raines; Larry pb er | 10 and under -- Pau! agg, Billy Ven ler Moase, Stephen Carnegie, Ronal Camp, Peter Jefford. \frey; Ken Irvine, Ronald Rieter i 1) and under -- Laurie Williams, John} Williams, Ron Short. Murray, Robert faylor si 5 IRLS' SENIOR RELAY ee Wane ition levine, John Mur-| ier e: Baird, Wendy Snooks, Eve Lev- a and under -- John Murray, Ken Ir- eck, Rene Quan; Faye Healey, Janet Carnegie, Heather Rider, Jean Tristram; vine, Laurie Williams, | | Janice Williams, Darla Thomas, Mary Open to all boys -- Ken irvine, Larry} |Lou Thomas, Joanne Jackson. Emmerson, Laurie William: GIRLS SACK RACES BOYS' 100 YARD DASH 9 and under -- Kim Neill, 11 and under -- Ricky Evans, Cal Coch- rane, Robert You Durham, Debby MeNeill. ing. 10 and under -- Lynn Cook, 12 and under -- ead Willlams, vine, Ronald. Phinn dun Short, Kim Neill. 11 and under -- Beverley Short, Kim| 13 an der -- Brian McNab, Ronaid Neill, Janet Raines | Jeffrey, Roger Moa: 12 and under -- Kim Neill, Lynn Cook, | Open -- wn Metab, Ricky Beare, Beverley Short | Scott Ken 13 and under -- Kim Neill, Lynn Cook, | Susan Mumford. |GIRLS ve | Open to all girls -- Kir Healey, Lynn Cook. BOYS' THREE-LE2GGED RACES Barbara | Beverley f Ken r YARD DASH -- Heather | Nelll, Faye aol Jean Tristram, Joan Prentice. pen -- Janet Baird, Janet Tristram, | wendy Snooks, dunior Girls Ball Throw Heather STRAWBERRY IN MEMORIAM 10 and under --- Cal Cochrane, Jetirey, Jetford; Maurice Vader, Glen |, Senior Girls' Ball Throw -- Janice Wil- Billy VanCamp, Ron Evans in A Ford Janet Baird 11 and under -- Laurie Williams, Ricky) |/@™ms Anna sat Poet Evans; Cal Cochrane, Peter Jetford: | Junior Boys' Ball Throw -- Jody Peter Rider, Brenda Webster, Debbie wil SUPPER COURTICE CIRCUIT MANSE COMMITTE are serving « Meet ond Potato Pie, Straw;- berry at MAPLE GROVE EDUCA- TIONAL CENTRE, JUNE 29 4 o'clock on. Adults $1.50 --Children under 12 75c. TRAIL RIDING DAY & EVENING Adult and Children's RIDING INSTRUCTIONS LITTLE BUCKAROO For Reservation, 725-2737 nephew and cousin, Jimmy John, left us one year ago today. We love to think of you, dear Jimmy In mansions bright and fair, There Jesus reigns in glory, There is no sorrow there. ~--Sadiy missed by Billy, Bobby, Aunt Joan and Uncle Norm. COOK -- In loving memory of our dear son, and little brother, Jimmie John, who passed away June 25, 1964. His. memory is our keepsake With which we'll never part, God has him in His keeping, We have him in our hearts. --Sadiy missed y Mom and Dad, Rob-| erta, Fred and Tom. Pigs ~-- In loving memory of lear grandson, Jimmy John, who left his eighth year. In our hearts your memory linger: Sweetly tender, fond and ie tena" end shall be panied by a certified deposit poyable to The Cor- poretion of the City of Osh- awa for an amount equal to 10% of the omount offered. The ion of the oy ef Oshowe reserves the 2. hi te refuse any or all offers whether such offer is the highest or not. L. R. BARRAND, City Clerk IN THE MATTER OF the bankruptcy of AUBREY M, FOY, formerly carry- ing on business as SMO- ' KAY Construction, in the City of Oshawa, in the County of Ontario, in the Province of Ontario. Notice is hereby given that Aubrey M, Foy, formerly carrying on business as Smo- Key Construction, housing contractor, of Oshawa, On- terio, made on assignment on the 18th doy of June, 1965; and thot the first meeting of creditors will be held on the 7th day of July, 1965, et 10:00 o'clock o.m., at the offices of McDonald, Currie & Co., 100 University Avenue, in the City of Tor- onte in the Province of On- tario, Dated at Toronto this 23rd doy of June, 1965. J. S. Whitehead, trustee, ¢/o McDonald, Currie & Co., 100 University Avenue, Toronto 1, Ontario, TENDERS FOR PAINTING Sealed tenders, marked "'ten- der for painting" addressed to the undersigned, for exterior pointing st Citation Cres- cent, Oshawa will be receiv- ed until 4:00 p.m. June 30th, 1965, and after that date ot 65 King Street West, Oshowe, Full particulars can be obtain- ed from. the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mrs. K. E. Middlemass, Manager, Oshawa Housing Authority, There Is not a day end Jimmy We do not think of peer missed by Newnes, and Bobbs! $T. JOHNS PARISH BINGO : Every Fri. at 7:45 p.m. Corner Bloor and Simcoe 20 Games $10 and $15 Jackpot 53 Nos. $130 Two extra games at $25 Jackpot and Share the Wealth BINGO HOLY CROSS TO-NIGHT 7:45 P.M. Jackpots 56 ond 57 39--Notices CIVIC AUDITORIUM Emergency Entrance Route * SOUTH x OPEN -- CROWELLS -- In loving memory of.@ dear son and brother, Jack hoy 'crow jells, who passed away June God took him home, It was ie a But In our hearts we love him still; His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away. We offen sit and think of him When we are al! alone, For memory is the only friend That grief can call its own. praless GAUDETT -- In loving memory of dearly beloved daughter and sister Dar-| ia Gavdett who passed away June 25, You left us so quietly Your thoughts unknown, But you left us a memory We are proud to own. Tho' absent you are ever near, Still loved, still mi dear by Mum, Dad, Sisters Wanda, and brother, Roger husband and father, Delbert | Gibson, who passed away June 25, 1956. God took him home, it was His will, But in our hearts he liveth still. fers Doris, Blanche and grandchildren. GINGERESKI -- In loving memory of a dear son and brother, John Gingereski, who passed away June 25, 1943. We think of him in silence, His name we oft recall, There Is nothing left to answer But his picture on the wall --Always remembered and sadly mis: by Mom and Dad, brother and sister COOK -- In loving memory of our dear) who wr Se i; Barbara Evans, Miriam Rice, and ppt a one year ago June 25, 1964, in sens Williams; Always remembered by Mother and| Billy VanCamp, Ron Evans. jllams, Ronald Phinney, Alan sage 12 and under -- Ronald Short, Gordon| Senior Boys' Ball Threw pkg eure 5 aa Ricky Evans;|Beare, Ralph Prentice, Brian Wen jan aw, an Beare. este Junior Girls' Running Broad Jump -- 13 and under -- Laurie Wiliams, RickY i weather Rider, Frelda Steins Beth Rod- Mahaffy; | er Ruaen one ae tson, oger ease, ion Jeffrey. . Open Three-Legged Race -- 1 Stephen| neniy Girls -- ytd bes Ais -- Carnegie, Larry Mark; 2. Rog oger Moase,| cooks. omes, ary anns, londy W i Ron Jeffrey: 3. Laurie Williams, Junior Boys' Running Bread Jump -- ieee Bears, Jody Williams, Ronald Phin- GIRLS' THREE-LEGGED RACES . }_ 10 an under -- Rhonda Forder, Sandra | Senior Boys' Running Broad Jump -- gare Sylvia Rice, Lynda Rice; Eliza- yet Emmerson, Brian McNab, cont jbeth Diamond, Betty McMaster. 11 end under -- Sharalyn Reader, Jan-| 'Sunior Girl's High Jump -- Janet Car- jice Neill; Rhonda Forder, Sandra Tris-|negie, Miriam Rice, Jean tTristram. |tram; Bronwen Kendell, Gale Hadley. | Senior Girl's High Jump --- Janet Tris- 12 and under -- Heather Rider, Faye|tram, Jean Tristram, Janet Carnegie. Rhonda Forder, Sandra Tris-| Junior Boy's High Jump -- Ken. Irvine, |Jody Williams, Dean Beare. as,| Senior Boy's High Jump -- Ralph Pren- Darlaltice, Howard Chapman, Weyne Cox. | |Healey; under -- Mary Lov Thom Janet Bird, ... St. Andrew's Sr. School 'Has Track, Field Meet +e owe Dobson and 3. Harry Cope 16 D b | AJAX -- St. Andrew's Senior School in Ajax recently held its jannual Track and Field Meet, jand events were conducted Relay: Girls -- |. Diane Richmond, jonna Ross, Marbeth Adams and Elize- eth =Thomsoen; Kerry Laing, Gandy, Marianne TerHors Dowson,| lia, and Americans Dennis Ral- Pat t and Norma sae Russies - Yanks In Lawn Tennis WIMBLEDON, England (CP) The men's singles event at the all-England lawn tennis cham- pionships was shaping up today as a battle between the Austra- lians and Americans. Five players reached the ~_-- round of the event Thurs- ay. They are defending champion Roy Emerson, Bob Hewitt and John Newcomhe, all of Austra- ston and Jim McManus. *t was a bad day for Canada. Vicki Berner, 20 - year - old Vancouver. brunette, played what she referred to as one of her worst matches and lost to Margaret O'Donnell of Britain 6-3, 6-1. It was a first-round match twice postponed due to inclement weather which has plagued the tournament since it) began Monday. Keith oe lanky 23-) year-old southpaw from Mont- real, was defeated by Ingo Buding of West Germany 9-7, 6-2, 6-4 in a second - round match, Carpenter, a member of Canada's Davis. Cup team for the last two years, is ranked third in Canada. Carpenter was only entered in the singles of the tournament {and will not see further action. Miss Berner, however, will pair | with Miss M. E. Habicht of the | U.S. against Katy Bartholdson {and Christine Sandberg, two Swedes, in the women's doubles today. | She will also play in the | mixed doubles next week. Her | partner in that event will be | American Ro get Werksman. They will play the U.S. brother- sister team of Clarke and Carol Graebner. | Both of its. representatives lost.! qa y< Fh FRANK W. KEMP Frank W. (Farmer) Kemp, a well-known local athiete of generation and a half ago, died Thursday in. Oshawa General Hospital. He was in his 80th year. Mr. Kemp played on the first Junior A hockey team organized in Oshawa, around 1907-08. He also played on several inter- mediate hockey and _ lacrosse teams. - A vigorous competitor, Mr. Kemp had his nose broken seven times during his playing ys. . : He was employed by General Motors for 30 years. He retired in 1956. He lived in Oshawa all his life. He had been seriously ill for the past six months. Born here in October, 1886, SPEAKS IN TONGUES Now five years old, South Af- lrica's Radio Bantu broadcasts 69 program hours a day in seven native languages. ie: ee EEE IE IE IO PE i Oe Nr Tg THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 25, 1965 W OBITUARIES Mr. Kemp was the son of the a|late Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Kemp. ajHe married the former Olive Alice Smith in Hamilton in 1912. She predeceased him in 1958. Mr. Kemp was an adherent of King Street United church, Surviving are a son, Ralph; a sister, Miss Alta Kemp, both at Oshawa; a brother, Rueben, of Elmsdale, Ontario; and a grand- son, David Kemp, of Cooksville. The body is resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, The funeral service will be held Monday, June 28, at 2 p.m. Rey. Wesley Herbert of King Street United church will con- duct the service, Interment will be in Oshawa Union cemetery. Friends are asked not to call before Saturday afternoon. FUNERAL OF WESLEY R. ELLIOTT Funeral services for former) Oshawa Fire Chief Wesley R.| Elliott, 897 Ritson rd. n., who \died suddenly at his home 'Tues- FOR COOL Tied For First ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- Lionel Hebert and Dick Mayer, a pair of oldsters as profes- |sional golfers go, hope the aches and pains of age stay away long enough for them to repulse the assault of younger challengers in the $100,000 St. Paul Open. Hebert an] Mayer went into today's.second round tied for the lead after shooting 64s in Thursday's opening round over the par 36-35--71, 6,700 - yard Keller Golf' Course in a par-| busting day when 81 broke or} tied par. On stroke back were 22- year-old rookie Tom Weiskopf, Joe Campbell, who is 29, and Tommy Jacobs, who is 30. Resting comfortably at 66 and giving every indication he is make the cutoff in last week's U.S. Open was Arnold Palmer. George Knudson of Toronto had a 71. 'Meadow Court 'In Good Shape trainer Paddy Prendergast is Hebert And Mayer ready to charge after failing to! LONDON (CP) -- As far as| GIBSON -- In loving memory of a dear Matthew 'under the direction of W. Whit- ney, Mrs. E. Racicot and Miss) * E. Campbell. | Leanne Ensoll walked off with the Grade Six Girls' individual championship trophy, and Wayne Webster took the honors for Grade 6 Boys. Janet Bel- ssed_ and forever! jinger and Arnold Messmer won Sadly missed and lovingly remembered the Grade 7 Individual awards, |2 to Carol Ravey and John Kent. New school records were set in every one of the day's events. Winners of the events were as --Ever remembered by his wife, daugh-| follows: JUNIOR (GRADE 6) S0-Yard Dash: Girls 1, Janet hts ger, 2. Christine Sieja ac 3. Judy | Thomas (6.75 Secs.). Boys -- 1. Arno! ia| | Messmer, 2, Wayne Webster and 3. Gien| |Rooney (6.5 Secs.), Pag i Girls -- 1. Janette Gray, Judy Thomas, Janet Bellinger and Janet fin, Elizabeth Spelien and Anne lack; \3. Isabelle Graham, Jane Borndahi, Diane CHAMPLAIN (Service road to auditorium) CARD OF THANKS Henwood and Janet Crowe (21 Secs.). Boys -- 1. Arnold Messmer, Michael |White, Philip White .and Allan Hill; 2. | Brian Grubb, Brian Smaii, Srian Stavert AITCHISON -- We wish to express our sincere thanks for the many kind thoughts and best wishes extended to us by our relatives, friends and neighbors on our 40th wedding anniversary. The lovely gifts, flowers and cards were very much appreciated --Chris FULLING -- *OPEN -- WAVERLEY (One block west of Stevenson Rd. on King Street, turn south watch for signs to the Audi- torium parking lot). * NORTH CLOSED (Thornton Rd. from King Street to Auditorium) BIRTHS. GAUDET -- Ray and Marg (nee Hamii-|cial thank you to Rev. Ware, ton) are to announce the birth of |strong Funeral Home, Oshawa Frinen| @ daughter, Patricia Elizabeth, 6 Ibs., 6) General Motors arid all those who as-| ozs., on Wednesday, June 23, 1965, at|sisted in many other ways. Oshawa General Hospital. Thanks to Dr. and George Aitchison We wish to extend our and beautiful floral tributes from workers, friends and relatives, our recent bereavement. Thanks co the pallbearers, the Gerrow Funera Home for their kind and efficient service. his consoling words. --The Fulling and Cain families. sions of sympathy extended to them dur- L ing their recent bereavement In the toss of 3 loving husband and father. A Psa land Mark Terry Pye, Ricky Allen, Robert Wagner and Neil Parker (20 Secs.) Ball Throw: Girls -- 1, Leanne Ensoll, 2. Esther Piotrowski and 3. Candace Taylor (107 Ft.), Boys -- 1. Arnold Mess- mer, 2. Brian Smail and 3. David Mc- Coy (150 Ft.). High Jump: Girls -- 2. Anne Gove and 3, Judy St, Thomas (4° Ft, 2 In.). Boys -- 1. Brian Grubb, 3 In Running Broad Jump: Girls -- 1. Janet 13 Ft., 6 In.). Boys -- 1. Little, 4 Wayne Webster and 3. 1) Sheehan (12 Ft., 3 In.). Standing Broad Jump: Girls Simon Paul ~ 1, Janet A special thanks to Rev. N. T. Holmes for | Bellinger, 2. Deborah King and 3. Janet|Ravey, 2, Pam Haigh and 3, Barker (7 Ft.). Boys -- 1. Paul Sheehan, 2 Ah Webster and 3. Brian Smai HELLIWELL -- The family of the late Arthur Morgan Helliwell, wish to thank | INTERMEDIATE (GRADE 7) their many friends, neighbors and rela-|. 75% tives for the lovely flowers and expres-|2 Diane Richmond rd Dash: Girls -- 1. Donna Ross, and 3. Elizabeth son (10 Secs.). Boys -- 1. John Kent,! \? Gray and 3. Rhoda Pickering, Wendy Mei concerned, Canadian - owned CAREFREE values for the whole family: "hay; were largely attended yew terday. Archdeacon Harold D. Clever- don of Christ Memorial ican Church conducted the ice at 3 McIntosh-Anderson Funeral 'ome, More than 100 members of the provincial firefighters associa- tion formed a guard of honor at the funeral home and at Union vassal Canadian Legion, oya na Branch 43, held a service at the cemetery. Temple Masonic Lodge, held a service at the funeral ba 4 } Wednesday eve under the direction of W pful Master -- Bathe. a ry pallbearers jure day were: Fred Bass and Percy Harding of bag Ben Jack- lin, Milton Oster, Victor Me- Lellan, Fire Chief Ray Hobbs and Police Chief Herbert Flint> off of Oshawa, | Active pallbearers were; Wil- gt p vain Micah Rowden, cey, George 'Thomas Pollitt and Pi on son FUN FILLED. VACATIONS Shop and Save at These Merchants Take advantage of the merchandise and services found here today and every Friday. You'll find CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY e BOATS Seats, Covers, Tents, Chairs TRUCKS Seats, Tarp Repair, Rebuild WILSON BATTERY 641 CROMWELL at Bloor W. 723-3512 Asphalt FOR CAREFREE (with @ 2 ye WE SELL FUN YOUR VACATION * EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS or guarentee) * CRESTLINER ALUMINUM AND ' FIBREGLASS BOATS * GREW WOOD LAPSTRAKE BOATS LONGER "WEEKENDS * LAWN BOY POWER MOWERS PARTS DISTRIBUTORS and SERVICE SPECIALISTS OSHAWA YACHTHAVEN LTD. HARBOUR: ROAD (off Simeoe St. South) 723- 190] DON'T. . DO IT YOURSELF Try Our Professional Dry Cleaning GILLARD CUT VACATION COSTS ! SEE US FIRST Fayden, Maija Kassela and Debbie Tim- mins (20 Secs.). Boys -- 1. | Gregor, Don Clegg, Peter Crumb and John Kent; 2. John Pratiey, Ken Gyles, Gary Daniels and Bob Baziey and 3. Alan Mitchell, Brian Keith, Brian Wallace and Peter Humphreys (19 Secs.), Ball Throw: Girls -- 1. Susan Hurlburt, 2. Marbeth Adams and 3. Rhoda Pick- ering (117 Ft.), Boys -- 1. John Kent, 2. George Reid and 3. Harry Cope (192 Ft.) High Jump: Girls -- 1. Marbeth Adams, Elizabeth Thomson and 3, Angelika Sherry while the Grade 8 prizes went| Krohn (4 Ft. 1 In.). Boys -- 1. John Kent, 2 Peter il tek and 3. David Mc- Gr in. egor (4 Ft., Running eheta" Jump: Girls -- 1. Angelika Krohn, 2. Pat Gandy and 3. Elizabeth Thomson (12 Ft., 2 In.). Boys-- 1. John Kent, 2. Harry Cope and 3. Peter Crumb ( SIFt., 1 In.). | Standing Broad Jump: [Ricunetes Carolyn Ramsay (6 Ft., 8 In.), Boys -- tt) John. Kent, 2, pare Grose and 3. Bill Montgomery (6 Ft., 11 In.). SENIOR (GRADE 8) 100-Yard Dash: Girls -- 1. Carol Ravey, 2. Jean Anderson and 3. Marcy Darling- ton (13.5 Secs.). Boys -- 1. Bliss Burns, Girls -- 1. Diane sed Ricker 2. Christine Sieja, Beverly Grif-|?. Robbie Limkilde and 3. Greg Birrell (12 Secs.), Relay: Girls 1, Jean Anderson, | Maureen Graham, Ann Bentley and Caro! Ravey; 2. Suzanne Mcliwain, Pam Haigh, Marcy Dartington and Susan Rowlands, jand 3. Karen Mcliveen, Debbie Henry, }Ann Melburn and Irene Klocek (20.1 Secs.). Boys -- 1. Brian Desroches, Alan Goddard, lan Nisbet and Greg Birrell; 2. Ken Clarke, Wallace Donaldson, Robbie Limkilde and Alex Rogatinsky and 3. Bob Somerville, Allen Both, Michael Mann and Bliss Burns (18 Secs.). Ball Throw: Girls -- 1, Suzanne Mc- Kimmel (105 Ft.) Shot Put: ABB -- 1. Greg Birrell, 2. heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the 2. Arnold Messmer and 3. Richard Allen|Alex Rogatinsky and 3. Bliss Burns (36 acts of kindness, messages of sympathy (4 Ft., Ft., 10 In.) High Jump: Girls -- 1. Carol Ravey, during Bellinger, 2. Leanne Ensoil and 3. Leanna 2. Glenda McCoy and 3. Susan Rowlands to the| Pora management and staff of focal.- hotels, (4 Ft., 3 In.). Boys -- 1. Stephen Barker, 4 Wolfgang Degiorgio and 3. Alex Roga- insky (4 Ft., 7! In.) Running Broad Jump; Girls -- 1. Carol Maureen Graham (12 Ft., 10 In.), Boys -- 1. Rob- lace Donaldson (15 Ft., 6 In.). Standing Broad Jump: Girls -- 1, Caro! Ravey, 2. Sharon Barron and 3. panel Hickman (6 Ft., 10 In.). Boys -- 1. Wal-| lace Donaldson, 2 acer Barker and 3.) Bliss Burns (7 Ft., 6 In. Beckett and fourth floor staff. A baby jsister for Lynn. Colombia Gains In Meat Market HANCOCK -- Lori Anne is so pleased jto finally be able to announce that she now has a little brother of her own. Gregg William was born June 23, 1965, at 7 Oshawa General Hospital and weigh: o 8 Ibs, 5 ozs. Proud parents are Bil! | FREDERICTON (CP)--Along, with ordinary weather fore- casts, residents of the Maritime) Maritimers Get Latest Data On The Forest Fire Hazard and the information is trans- mitted twice daily to the New |Brunswick department of lands Dave Me- 2, Elizabeth Thomson and 3.) Meadow Court has 'never been in better condition" than he is for the £60,000-added ($180,000) Irish Sweeps Derby at Dublin's Curragh Race Track Saturday. Prendergast said in a tele- phone interview from his home near The Curragh that the chestnut Irish bred, owned by Calgary publisher Max Bell, |has trained well and seems to j}have improved since running second to the flying French colt Sea Bird II at the Epsom Derby June 2, But Jean Ternynck of France has decided not to enter Sea Bird II in the Irish classic and punt- ers have made' Meadow Court} odds-on favorite at 11-to-10 on the basis of his three seconds this year. "It wouldn't have mattered how we ran Meadow Court at Epsom, we still wouldn't have come close to that French colt," Prendergast explained. THEY ALL THREATEN 'Even in this race everything is competition and I wouldn't 1, Janet Bellinger, llwain, 2. Ann Milburn and 3. Margaret) discount any of the entries.' | Twenty-two colts: have been declared for th. 1% mile run for three-year-olds which forms the basis for the Irish Sweep-| stakes and means £50,000 prizes for dozens of persons around the world, including} Canadians, who draw tickets on) ij bie Limkilde, 2. Bliss Burns and 3. Wal-| the 'vinning horse: Lester Piggott, 30 - year - old) British champion jockey in 1964 who rode Meadow Court at Ep- som, has again been engaged by. Prendergast-to_ride the Bell jentry. All the colts carry 26 pounds. The derby is scheduled to be |the first European horse race | televised in North America via |Early Bird satellite. Sweden Plans | clothing manufacturer CLEANIT Services Ltd. 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BOGOTA (Ruters) -- Col-jprovinces have access daily tojand mines, the Nova Scotia de- ombia, the world's No. 2 coffee|another piece of useful informa-| partment of lands and forests Stronger Forces Poise 2S Lh ane producing country after Brazil,/tion--the forest fire hazard. jand pulp and paper firms. It is} 1, Edward $. Bouckley, of 116 Bond Street) JESSEN -- Joe. and Ita proudly an-| promises also to become a force) Headquarters for this special-|also widely distributed to the| STOCHOLM (Reuters) -- j th | of | So ae bes Bn Bg R Ne neni mers sates ies 5 pen, prota the world meat market. |ized service is the transport de- |public in newspapers and on ra-|¥eden is expected to | strengthen its military defences fter th it 23, 1965. at Osha General Hospital, A by. anyone on or after {nis date June 2.) tie sister for Peter and Sean | ,Meat expert figures for 'this|Partment's meteorological office|dio and television. lconsiderably in the next four E.S. Bouckley| vey year, it was announced here,|@t Fredericton airport. Basis for the service dates|years in a bid to preserve its IMackey (nee Joan Conlin) are happy. to/@re expected to reach a record| Daily weather information|back to 1929 when the federal) neutrality. And nuclear war- jannounce the birth of thelr second deugh- value of $10,000,000. [from 125 stations in the Mari-|forestry: service began research] heads may for the first time be er, arol nn, ny 5 fer , for Jayne and Philip, A special theuka te to, The Colombian cattle indus-|times is used with the office'sjon a systematic measurement! jnclided in an already highly Dr. C. Russell and Or. 'giv. Gilchrist and /try's proposed increase in ex-| |regional forecasts to produce ajof the hazard involving rainfall,| efficient defence system. fourth floor staff at General Hospital, | ports of meat and cattle to Eu-|forecast of forest fire danger in|humidity and -wind. | Gen, Torsten Rapp, supreme | Oshawa, |ropean and American countries|44 areas of New Brunswick,| Fire danger tables were pro-/commander of the Swedish 104 King Street West, Oshawa. AND OTHER PATIO NEEDS BOATS, MOTORS, TRAILERS AND EVERYTHING FOR FUN AFLOAT a GYM SETS, SLIDES AND OTHER ARTICLES OF FUN FOR THE SANDBOX SET. and Mrs. Robert For RESULTS Use TIMES Classified ACTION ADS 723-3492 eurees, | MUIR -- Al and Faye (nee ep eet | |proudly announce the arrival of twin | deughters, Pemels Anne, 4 ibs. 11 ozs, variety and bolster up a floun- an ane zabet 5 Ibs. 14 o7s., at the Oshawa Genera! Hospital, Thursday dering ec 'onomy; which June 24, 196S. Mother and daughters fine; now has been almost entirely father, shaken. Thanks to Or. Halam Andres and Dr, Beckett and 4th floor jforeign exchange. until \Island. are manned by. provincial, fed- dependent upon coffee for its|eral or industrial foresters. The service began last year lis another move designed to add|Nova Scotia and Princé Edward/quced. Peter M. Paul, forestry| armed forces, department research officer in the process in response to' re- quests from government and in- idustry. has. asked the government to include nuclear Most of the reporting stations|the Maritime region, amplified) warheads for tactical use be- cause, he said, Sweden "must lconsider being attacked with | similar nuclear warheads," First to EATON'S Then Outdoors for Fun in the Sun!