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THIS Fenced in pig, exhibited by Earl Shafer at LaSalle County Future Farmers of Big P America fair, in Ottawa, Il- of a zebra. But it's none of linois, appears to have old- these; 'tis shadow of slats time prison attire, or striped in snow fence. pajamas, or maybe the skin --AP Wirephoto executive vice-president, said the SEC complaint is founded largely on "the erroneous premise that a single drill core, which did not and could not re- veal the presence of 'a mineable ore body, was a 'material fact' affecting the price of the com- pany's stock." The officers contended that the complaint "completely ig- nored the fact that during the period from November, 1963, to cers had profited from stock/April, 1964, there were many purchases. factors affecting the company, President Claude 0. Stephens|the industry and the economy and Dr. Charles F. Fogarty,lin general." NEW YORK (AP)--Top offi- cers of Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. asked S. District Court Tuesday to dismiss a complaint against them by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. They also denied any viola- tion of the Securities and Ex- change Act or rules of the SEC. The SEC had alleged that the company had issued misleading statements about a huge ore find at Timmins and that offi- Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. Denies Act Violation The executives said a result of the complaint is that "it has been erroneously concluded by some observers that 'insiders made a killing'. "Nothing is further from the truth. We did not. Furthermore, | no officer involved in any way in the issuance of an April 12, 1964, press release concerning the Timmins find, which the SEC has focused on as 'false and misleading', purchased a single share of Texas Gulf stock between April 12.and pub- lic announcement of the discov- ery on April 16." Asks Biracial Committee To End Bloodshed, Death AMERICUS (AP) -- Countyjership Conference had been Attorney Warren Fortson says|promised, Williams was not a biracial committee must work|there, but Willie Bolden, .an out differences that have|SCLC field worker, warned brought bloodshed and death to white residents; . : "M ittakes making another this southwest Georgia town. |cuima, Ala., another St. Augus- Fortson called for creation of ' tine, Fla., before you white such a comiuittee Tuesday, a/folks wake up and stop snigger- short time after a grand jury|ing we'll have it." indicted two Negroes on ' charges of murder in the slay-|INDICT IN SLAYING ing of a young white man. Earlier, the Sumter County The county attorney has been|8and jury--22 white men and under fire from segregationists|@, Negro--returned murder in- for moderate racial views and|@ictments against Negroes Ed- a petition calling for his ouster die Will Lamar and Charles Lee A Hopkins, both 21. Tuesday to continue demonstra-| 14 vie har. hn prin - SS he he stood at a service station poe ; three blocks from a_ civil my white folk straighten- rights demonstration. . : . ae If convicted, they could re Meanwhile, a biped legisla. | ceive the death penalty. No tor, State Senator ready with | trial date was set, but the next son of Atlanta, conferred with|torm of superior court is in No- Gerrow Family Attends Its 34th Ann PORT PERRY (TC) -- The Gerrow clan gathered recently in Poplar Park, Port Perry, for its 34th family picnic. During the afternoon relatives remin- isced and exchanged news of their families while some played ball and swam, Ninety-four members of the clan enjoyed the picnic sup- per for which Stanley Gerrow, of Port Perry, supplied water- melon as one of the special treats. The president, Mrs. Irene Prentice of Port Perry, conduct- ed the business session when a period of silence was observed for those who died during the year. Some time was spent indentify- ing the descendants of the var- ious branches of the family. Some of those attending were of the seventh generation. Man- Dies At Age 93 ual Picnic land, . Weston, treasurer. Maxwell Dopping-Hepenstal, secretary-|much - decorated soldier wh Mrs. Dale Sweetman, Sea-|Monday at the age of 93. Bradley, Uxbridge. Nominating/dian Army. -- Mrs. Dora Nott, Port Perry; | : Mansell Gerrow, Oshawa andi(ol, Douglas Bradley, Uxbridge|_--_-- Reception Anson Gerrow, F Decorated Soldier DUNCAN, B.C. (CP) -- Col. ; followed up his military career The committees are: Table--|with one of scouting, died here grave; Mrs. Iva Fralick, Scu-| Born in Ireland, he served|1919 and retired in 1922, mov-| gog Island and Mrs. Marlene|with British Army and the In-|in | During the First World War|movement : Hepenstal was awardedicommissioner during local Negro ieaders, apparently vember. in an effort to ease tension. He} ----__ Cary Grant, 61, Keeps Secret LAS VEGAS, Ney. (AP)-- How did actor Cary Grant, 61, keep his July 22 mar- riage to actress Diane Can- non, 27, secret so long? A search of records re- vealed Tuesday that Miss Cannon obtained a mar- riage licence in. Goldfield, Nev., a tiny desert town 185 miles. northwest of Las Ve- gas. She listed her intended husband as "C. Grant." Las Vegas Justice of the Peace James _ Brennen, who performed. the cere- mony at a hotel, said he promised to keep it secret for 30 days. Grant and his fourth bride now are spending their honeymoon in Bristol, England, USE ATOM POWER By the end of 1965 there will be 19 reactors in Britain produc- ing 60 per cent of the world's total nuclear power. declined comment on the meet-} jing. About 300 demonstrators | marched to the county court-| house Tuesday night where an) appearance by Hosea Williams) alof the Southern Christian Lead- | 0 the Distinguished Service Or- der and Croix de Guerre. He fought in the Aighan War in| g to Duncan. He worked with the boy scout and was district the 1940s.! | Scugog Island; Mrs. Irene Pren- tice, Port Perry and Mrs. Lola Sheridan, Don Mills. Sports -- Joseph Robinson, Oshawa; Da- Reni 2 BIG SONG & DANCE HITS !! vid Maundrell, Whitby. and Ste-| ven Fralick, Scugog Island. | Mr, and Mrs. Clarnce Fralick, Scugog Island, were the oldest members of the family attend- ing. Craig, eight months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bradley, Osh-| awa, was the youngest. The sports committee con- PACKED WITH SONG - DANCE - AND FUN! "Don't Knock sell Gerrow, of Oshawa, spoke regarding the writing of the family history. The 1966 executive is Donald Gerrow, Scugog Island, presi- dent; Bruce Gerrow, Oshawa, vice-president; Mrs. Irva Eng- Sisters Hold Anniversary SARNIA, Ont. (CP)--Two sis- ters who were married in a double ceremony here 50 years ago held a golden anniversary reunion recently. More than 60 children, grand- children and in-laws of Mrs. A. A. Wiesler (the former Beatrice French) of Marion, Ohio, and Mrs. A, C. Findlay (the former Freda French) of Cleveland; gathered at a local hotel for the ducted races of the children and games for the adults. Mrs. Edna |Anderson, Port Perry, won the jtwo-minute walking race for} jwomen. | | KILL TERRORISTS | | LIMA (AP) -- Army forces! have killed or wounded 12 ter-| rorists in two clashes in cen-| jtral. Peru, a communique said| jTuesday. The army said its| jforces did not suffer any casu-| jalties, although the bodies of| two soldiers who were victims| The Twist" --with-- CHUBBY CHECKERS GENE CHANDLER ViC DANA LINDA SCOTT. DANCING YOU OFF YOUR FEET... SINGING YOU OUT OF THIS WORLD! EDDY ARNOLD --IN-- --with-- JEFF DONNELL THE PIED PIPERS "Peter O'Toole is fascinating!" ~WNew York Herald Tribune of an ambush a week ago were! 4 SHOWS DAILY -- 1:40 found. It said the drive to.clear| the area of rebel bands was con- tinuing. PLAYERS } } THEATRES / rile] 2nd W Thon = Lit Witton forthe seroon and Birected by RICHARD BROOKS -------------- EEK | 28, Bawed othe novel by JOSEPH COWRAD om: Munie by BRONISLAU KAPER A Columbia Pietures Reloaee Koop Flime Co-Production -- 4:10 -- 6:40 -- 9:20 AVOID LINING UP ATTEND THE 6:40 SHOW IF POSSIBLE WI Will Tour Dairy Plant MAPLE GROVE (TC) Members of the Women's Insti- tute will tour the Glen Rae Dairy plant in Bowmanville, Aug. 9. Later in the evening the members will meet in the Chris- tian Education Hall. The topic, "Canadian Industries", will be conducted by Mrs. H, rown, - Gordon Beech is still a patient in the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital as the result of injur- jes sustained last week in a motor accident. He has a brok- en collar bone, fractured ribs and numerous bruises. Mrs. Beech and her daughter, Bon- nie, were badly shaken up. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Burton and their daughter, Donna Lynn, have returned from a_ three- Ww. _|Dies At Age 56 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, August 5, 1965 3 FRIDAY Attraction Extra-Ordinary ROBBIE LANE and the DISCIPLES Direct rm Record Breaking 6 Weeks ot CLUB EMBASSY in TORONTO Dancing 9 p.m. till Admission $2.00 Harry Baronian NEW YORK (AP) -- Harry Baronian, editor and publisher of the off-beat, sporadic publi- cations, the Bowery News and the Bowery . Social Register, died in hospital heré. Tuesday. Baronian, 56, never a hobo himself, aspired to be the voice of 'the lower depths." The Bowery is one of New York's poorest districts. Baronian founded the Bowery News and served as its editor for more than 18 years. The 72nd and last edition appeared' Nov. 22, 1963. week trip; They visited her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mc-! t 4 CH srnnaw sr Lean, in Moose Jaw and Mr. and| Mrs. Roy McKenzie, Calgary. | | ) BLUE HOTEL LANCASTER presents a Fresh New Talent Tonight and All This Week... . " "COUNTRY JEWELS" Featuring -- PHIL GAUTHIER DON'T MISS THIS LIVELY COUNTRY AND WESTERN TRIO Appearing Nightly in the HORSE LOUNGE , tinuous Shows Daily From 1 P.M. GTODA FOR THIS PROGRAM IT'S A BEGINNERS COURSE IN "BOY-GIRLSMANSHIP" -» With a special emphasis on figures! annerté FUNICELLO ; owayne HICKMAN rin DONLEVY: suster ADAMS - temBeck asus 'ROONEY EY or Added "APACHE WOMAN" Thrills wih 'Llosa Bridges Y| I OSHAWA DRIVE-IN THEATRE r 723-4972 Why did 600 Allied prisoners hate Von Ryan THE Don't Forget ... nore than they hated Hitler? event. . There was added cause for} celebration as Saturday was' Mrs. Wiesler's seventy - third} birthday and Friday Mrs. Find-| lay was 71, | The two sisters, natives of} Sarnia, met their husbands when the two men came from Cleve-| land to open a branch of the Per-| fection Stone Co. in Sarnia. The reunion, arranged by a sister-in-law, Mrs. J. G. French) of Sarnia, started out as a sur-} prise party but had to be brought out into the open be- cause of the difficulties in bring- ing relatives from as far away as New York City and Indiana The families have kept in close touch by letter but had not been together since 'a reunion picnic was held seven years ago in Ohio. MISS CHARLIE HAS TROUBLES KYUQUOT, B.C. (CP)--Re- moval of a shoal from Kyu- quot harbor took 15 tons of dynamite and a week of wait- ing for a half-tame_ seal named Miss Charlie Miss Charlie is everybody's pet in this isolated fishing. vil- lage, 220 miles northeast of Victoria on Vancouver Island. When a federal government crew moved to destroy a shoal blocking the harbor, Miss Charlie's friends hol- lered "wait." To save the scal from the explosion, practically every boat in town was turned out in an attempt to capture her. Dynamiters stood by their plunger and the $80,000 fed- eral government project was delayed a full week until Miss Charlie was caught. 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