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36--Legal "NOTICE TO ~ CREDITORS AND. OTHERS In the Estate of ALFRED CHARLES RATELLE, deeeosed All persons having cloim egainst the Estate of the above-named deceased, late of the City of Oshawa, in the County of Ontario, who-died on the 16th day of February, A.D. 1966, are hereby noti- fied to furnish proof thereof to tbe undersigned before the 25th doy. of April, A.D. 1966. After the said date the Administratrix will distribute the Estate having regard only to claims of which notices hove been filed Dated at Oshawo, Ontario, this 22nd day of March, A.D. 1966 MONICA MARY RATELLE, Administratrix and Benefciiary by. her Solicitor, Z. T. SALMERS, B.A., 63 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario. ESTATE OF GEORGE---HENRY METCALFE 138--Coming Events SUNNYSIDE 'Monster miki 7 °7 BINGU 1 - JACKPOT MUST GO! Two Jackpots Nos. 54 and 58 $500. IN 52 NOS. OR LESS $200. In announced Nos $25 Conso'ation Prize $10 per line both games $150. Jackpot $20 PER LINE $50. FULL CARD $800. REGULAR GAMES BIRTHS HUBBLE--Dennis and Betty (nee Dart wish to announce the arrival of a daugh letr, Hanna Lee, on March 24, 1966, weighing 8 Ibs., 3 bzs., af the Oshawa General Hospital. A sister for Elizabeth and Sarah Jane. Thanks to Dr, Hal! and fourth floor staff KLUNKER -- Theo and Mientge (ne | Loesgen) are happy to announce the birth aa tanto" ne cakwooke: Th ineir Geugiies Wit 966 at the Oshawa General Hospital. A |sister for Brian, Debbie, Terry and , Cindy, LeBLANC--cChariie, Staniey and Linda iwould like to announce the arrival of ltheir baby brother, Jerry, born March 121, 1966 weighing 8 Ibs., 10 ozs. Proud | parents are Bill and Edith; another grand son for Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Stone Many thanks to Or. Beckett and nurses jon the fourth floor SCHLARBAUM -- Rev. and Mrs. Nor |man Schiarbaum thank God for the safe larrival of their baby gon, John Robert, lat the Peterborough Civic Hospital on | March 21st, 1946. A brother for Ruth and | David. DEATHS CHRISTIE, John A. ° At Oshawa General Hospital on Wednes |day, March 23, 1966, John A, Christie) 1 (102 Agnes Street), loving father of Rob- jert and brother of Mrs, Edith Geary of London, Ont.; in his 65th year, Resting at |McIntosh-Anderson Funeral Home. Serv- ice in the chapel on Friday, March 25 at 2 p.m. Interment Union Cemetery. GRAY, Albert James Entered into rest at Claremont on Wed-| nesday, March 23, 1966, Albert James STOCK MARKET | TORONTO 10:40 A.M, STOCKS Distributed by CP Toronto Stock Exchange--March 24 Quotations in certs uniess marked $.| lot, xw---E x-warrants. 1---Odd rights, INES Stock Acad Uran Acme Gas. 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Liberal |York-Humber, involving his | vy gal action challenging the CBC's ' right to Operate a French-lan- guage radio station in Toronto, jwas : dismissed "| Wednesday, 1| The three - member Ontario . "| Appeal Court ruled that with-| unanimously x THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, March 24, 1966 25 any Facing By BOB MacKENZIE OTTAWA (CP) -- When was the last time your community had_a- serious flood? Could it happen again? A preliminary report on flood- damage reduction says there are about 200 communities with a population of 1,000 or more that face a potential flood haz- ard. And chances are that future floods will cause greater dam- age than in the past. The reason, says Prof, Ian |Burton of the University of Tor-| onto, is that rapid growth of ur- ban areas has forced develop-| ment of flood plains which re- ceive the greatest effect of high water levels. These plains used to be left vacant. Now they often provide ithe only velopment within the urban rea. Another problem, he says, is available land for de-! Flood Hazard {policy is jurisdiction, Prof. Bur- }ton says, "Under the terms of the Cana- dian constitution .. . regulation of. natural resource develonment jis a provincial and not a fed- eral responsibility." There has been a "'state of un- certainty exhibited by succes- sive Canadian governments as to the appropriate role to play in the alleviation of flood prob- lems." . In the absence of a major dis- aster, flood problems remained almost entirely in provincial hands and provincial views varied widely from concern to outright discounting of the dan- | er. Prof. Burton did the field work for the report in 1963 while a temporary member of the geographical branch of the mines and technical surveys de- partment. He submitted the manuscript in 1964, but pub- lication was delayed because he Sud Cont Sullivan Teck Corp Texmont Texore Tex-So' Torbrit Tormont Tribag Tr Chib U_ Asbestos U Buffadn Un Keno Gray of Brougham, Ontario, beloved hus- |band of Lillian Gertrude Carter. and dear father of Russell and Gordon of Brough- }am and dear brother of Alec and George, RR No. 2, Claremont, Henry and Ida of Green River, Nellie (Mrs. Nigh lswander) of Green River, Tina (Mrs Symington) of Toronto. Mr. Gray is rest-| ng at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Kingston Road West, Pickering for fu neral service at 2:30 p.m. on Friday March 25. Interment Whitevale Ceme tery Hawker S$ Hayes Stl Horne Pf Home A Home that public awareness of prob-|was in India later, and had lems, high at the time of a trouble getting corrected proofs |flood, "rapidly recedes with the! of the report , BE to Ottawa. flood waters." i The report then was submit- Modern technological and con- teq to universities, federal and struction advances could elimin-| provincial authorities for criti- ate much of the hazard but lit-'cism before being released. tle is being done, he says, | But already it has attracted Prof. Burton quotes a 1950\considerable attention outside 5000 3000 103450 500 1600 1800 100 1000 100 000 600 3000 12700 $20 PER GAME $40 IN 17 NOS. OR LESS $150. SPECIAL GAMES Se EARLY BIRD GAME AT 7:45 v|out the consent of the attorney- y,|8eneral of Canada, Mr. Cowan y has no status in law to main- ,, tain the action against the CBC, ~ ya Crown corporation. | The MP started his action | Sept. 4, 1964, to block the CBC |from operating a French-lan- guage radio station at CJBC or NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having cloims against the Estate of George Henry Metcalfe, late of the City of Oshawa in the Coun- Con Nichol C Rambler 5% Ind Accep 2) ty of Ontario, deceased, who | died on or about the .29th day of August, 1965, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned on or before the 11th day of April, 1966 full particulars of their claims, after which date the Estate will be distributed having re gard only to the claims of which the undersigned shal! then have notice Dated at Oshawa this day of March, 1966 HUMPHREYS, BOYCHYN HILLMAN 36% KING STREET EAST OSHAWA, ONTARIO SOLICITORS FOR THE AD- MINISTRATOR, THOMAS WILLIAM MET- CALFE 11th & 37--Auctions _ AUCTION SALE FURNITURE ot PETHICK'S AUCTION SHED ENNISKILLEN SAT., MARCH 26 for the estate of Admission $1.00 Every Thursday RED BARN BUSES LEAVING FOUR CORNERS AT 7:00 AND 7:30 P.M Children Under 16 Not Admitted HOLY CROSS BINGO | Every Friday 7:45 | $600 IN PRIZES $100: in 56 Nos $20 Consolation $10 each Horizontal $200. in 56 Nos $20 Consolation Line | Free Admission Free Parkin No Children Pleose KLEMENS, Henry Entered 'into rest in the Oshawa Genera Hospital on Wednesday, March 23, 1966 Henry Klemen loved husband of the late Eva Huber; father of Mrs. Anton Hafner (Katie) Konrad and Henry of |Oshawa, Eva Shmith, Willie Anton and Frederick of West Germany and Jacob of Austria, in his 86th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Oshawa The funeral service in the chapel Satur day, March 26 at 9.30 am Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery Home NEEDHAM, Thomas James Entered into regt in the Oshawa General Hospital on Wednestiay, March. 23, 1966 Thomas James Needham, beloved hus band of Lelia Virginia Lindsey; father of Mrs. 'Leonard Crowder (Pearlene) of Whitby and Ernest Needham 'of Oshawa, his 90th year. Resting at the Arm strong Funeral Home with funeral serv: ce in the chapel Saturday, March 26, at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn -Ceme tery Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of al! FUNERAL CHAPEL GERROW 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 | IN MEMORIAM remembrance of our grandmother, Violet M. 1 away March 24, 1964 dear mother, It Is sweet to breathe thy name; and 210 1100 $40% $39% Green Pnt Gunnar Hdway Heath Hollinger H Bay Int Bible T Irish Cop Iron. 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Raising a question of privi- ge, the education minister said committee requests "universities that their grants for ,, the coming fiscal year be in- Gerin- having said now is by several jstatement by the Don Valley Conservation Authority in Tor- onto which said "flooding is not a serious problem on the Don (River) and does not call for ;costly measures of control." Four years Jater Hurricane operate a French-language sta-|Hazel caused an estimated! »|tion in Ontario. His action was dismissed in|the Don Valley alone during its Supreme : June 23 on an application by which claimed 81 lives. '4\the CBC, The decision was ap- $3,500,000 property damage in sweep through the Toronto area Five years after that, and |nine years after the first report, ja plan for flood cogtrol and water conservation for the Met- ropolitan Toronto area was pre- |sented to the federal govern- | ment, 'It is widely acknowledged that Hurricane Hazel changed views of flood problems in Tor- jonto and southern Ontario. By jthis time the Don Valley An- |thority had merged with several other authorities into the Metro- politan Toronto Regional Con- servation Authority to present a united front on the flood prob- \lem." The 1959 request was for $12,-) 795,488 contributions each from the federal and provincial gov- ernments towards the $56,225,- In a speech in Montreal last|§99 project, Prof. Burton notes, /Canada, One U.S. organization, the Tennessee Valley Authority, has ordered 600 copies for dis- tribution. | Prof. Burton used case his- |tories of four communities--Tor- jonto, Belleville, Ont., Calgary and Red Deer, Alta.--for com- piling the report. These were selected because they demon- strated a cross - section of {Canadian flood problems. | But similar problems face about 200 Canadian centres, he says. The only major metropol- itan areas not shown on his map of potential problem communi- ties are Halifax, Saint John, N.B., Quebec, Ottawa, Hamilton and Victoria. No communities in Prince Edward Island or New- foundland are listed. Village Has TB Epidemic WOODSTOCK (CP)--An out. break of tubergulosis in the vil- lage of Beachville five miles |south of here was described Tuesday by an Ontario health department official as an epi- demic, 210 210 9 9 te 3} $i6%e 16 18 $93 91 6767 101 100 101 n Nn n 165 165 165 46 45045 NH 1 W 275 (271 VW W 86 200 390 100 310 QN Gas Rank OrA Reichhid Revelstk Royal Bnk Sheil Can Shell J pr Shell Iw Shop Save Simpsons Slater Stl St Pav St Radio Steel Can Steinbg pr 1 100 Suptest od 150 $21% 21% SAVE 789 $13% 13% 250 485 480 50 $28 28 100 $9 914 $73 73 ee 27 16%s 26% 700 700 $14% 14% $27% 27% $13¥2 13\ $13% 13% $212 2" 7%, Algoma Alliance A Alumini Alum 44 p Arg C Ppr Asbestos C 775 Atl Sugar 300 Bank Mont 250 Bank NS Bath P Bath Pw Beay Lum | Bell Phone Naatan 1200 +1] Bow Valey New Cal 500 60 40 40 Bowes MASON. --~ in loving inemery of curl ree ee dear mother and grandmother, Violet Mason, who passed away March 24, $65 265 $38'4 $43' $12 $22 $29 $6014 $69% In lite we loved you dearly, In death we do the same Lovingly remembered by daughter | Shirley, son-in-law Ted and grandchildren Joey, Jamie, Vickey and Catherine. | 9 + 3 =) 65 65 + 265 265 --10 j 3844 WM + Ve 43% Marcon Martin Mattgmi Maybrun Mc tntyre Mc. Adam McWat Merrill Meta Uran Metal Min Midrim Min-Ore Multl-M A fifth case of tuberculosis in the last 13 months has turned up in the village within the last two weeks. William CC, Kennedy of-Tor- jonto, provincial survey organ- izer for the health department, said the situation in the village of 994 is epidemic in nature and plans for a tuberculosis survey of the area are underway. Mr. Russell, Spinks of |Saturday he had not said that Oshawa 5 | but only 22 per cent of the bene- % the grants will not be increased. | tits were for flood damage re- ,|But headlines on published re-! duction. More than 40 per cent vs ports of the speech indicated he! of the benefits from the project wihad. g : lwere for public. recreation. "I never dealt with this ques-/Qther benefits included. water 'tion in any fashion, neither by) supplies and pollution control. y,(letting it be understood there} re B |would be an agreement or by| PROVINCES RESPONSIBLE "letting it be understood there| One of the problems standing could not be one." lin the way of a standard flood Gp PaintS ~ RUMMAGE | AND | BAKE SALE at 1.0.F. Holl, Brock St. $., Whitby, Friday, March 25th at 10 a.m. Proceeds for thy Genero|l Hospital RUMMAGE SALE, unit No. 2 Centre St United Chureh, Friday March 25, 11 a.m ~~ OBITUARIES ALBERT JAMES GRAY 2 beds, dressers, chest of drawers, 8 piece dining 'room suite, chesterfield and chair, smal! tobles, odd choirs, studio couch, chrome kitchen suite, four electric stove, refrigerator, bedding dishes, garden tools, washing machine many other articles Sole at Enniskillen. No re serve. Terms cash. Sale ot 1:30 Cliff Pethick auctioneer MASON -- In loving memory of my| 7 wife, Violet V. Mason, who passed away) March 24, 1964 Her loving face | hope to see again, Though the days have passed away; dear wife, and take your rest you most who loved you ~2 = 4500 --2} 1000 1500 Wh 13% 21a Ue burner + 275 1 16% Always remembered by husband, Fred 9 100 $3) 0% 31 21% 964 Past her suffering, past her pain, Ce ears are vain, A well known resident of the $,¥%0, jules Isat ren ------------ Brougham area, Albert James |--Sadly missed by daughter Edith, son- Gray died, Mar. 23, at the Clare-!!n-law Harry and granddaughters Pauline | mont Rest Home, following a echo lengthy sickness. He was in his _ STARCHEWSKI -- Ir |83rd_ year. pa A IR el ae . grandmothe A son of the late Mr. d Mrs, William Gray, the deceas- ed was born in Scarboro. He was a farmer for many years} and latterly was employed by} Memorie you come our way, \the Ontario Department of High-| Though nt you are ever near. = o! 7 Still missed, still loved and ever dear |ways as a maintenance worker. |--Sadiy missed but lovingly remembered He retired about 12 years ago. |by the family. Mr. Gray was a member of Brougham United Chureh He survived by the former Lillian Gertrude Carter, and two sons, Russell 'and Gordon, of Brougham Also surviving are three ters, Miss Ida Gray andMrs..1 Nellie Nighswander, of Green | River and Mrs. Norman Syming- ton (Tina) of Toronto and three |~-- brothers, Alec and George, RR2| | Claremont and Henry of Green | River The funeral service: will be held at 2.30 p.m., Mar. 25, at the McEachnie Funeral Home, | Pickering. Interment will be in| Whitevale Cemetery. Rev. Cres-| well will conduct ther service. | | . HENRY KLEMENS 'CARD OF THANKS § 38--Coming Events JAYCEES Monster BINGO Admission 50c Two. Jackpots NOS. 54 AND 59 $500. IN 50 NOS. OR LESS $200. In announced Nos, loving memory of grandmother and great- Mary _ Starchewski, who March 24, 1957, have happened 1) were called away, © many things to. share with you Had you been left to stay; Every day in some small way, PaInTS $2.00 Der GALLON ON BEST GRADE LINE -- LIMITED TiME Permonent Memorialization | is almost possible with the MATTHEWS BRONZE MARKER that we supply and install; his wife Please call MOUNT -LAWN MEMORIAL PARK 723-2633 sis LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and | floral arrangements for all | | CILTONE _SEMI-GLOSS 15 QUART CILTONE SATIN. LATEX 95 GALLON ~'" Regular 9.95 Regular 3.35 REGULAR 325 SALE 2° GAL. SALE 8° PATTIES 95 Years at, 85 Simcoe St. North Phone 725-3529 occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE | 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE | 728-6555 $25 Consolation Prize $10 per line both games $175 Jackpot $20. per line. $50. full card 20 Regular $20 games pay double in 17 Nos. or less. | Seriously sick for two weeks Henry Klemens, 583 Shakes- jpeare ave., died Mar. 23, at ithe Oshawa General Hospital |He was in his 86th year » late ony many kindnesses and expressions of sym- : A son of the ate Henry LOahY vomived che ng my Nossande At Elizabeth Klemens, the deceas-!ness and death. ed was born Oct. 3 1880, at Five $30 games |Neupasma, Yugoslavia. He came| Early Bird Game 7:45 P.M. .| to Canada and Oshawa 9 ' ---- }years ago from West Germany ' |Mar EXTRA PRIZES Mr. Klemens was predeceas | 30, 1902 and had been a} : led by his wife, the former Eva | resident of Canada for 62 years. | Every Thursday |Huber, He is survived by two| Mr. Needham farmed for sev- at the NORRISH -- | deeply appre the anc Mrs. George Norrish REGULAR | " 10.55 daughters, Mrs. Anton Hafner|eral years in Saskatchewan and | (Katie) of Oshawa and Mrs. Evajhad lived in Oshawa for 23 Shmith of West ¢ and| years, An employee of General six sons, Conrad and Henry of|/Motors for 10 years, prior to Oshawa, Willie, Anton and Red-|his retirement in 1951, he was erick of West Germany and Ja-}a former member of Local 222, cob of Austr UAW. He was a social member Also surviving are a jof Branch 43, Royal Canadian Mrs. Juliana Huff, Belgrade,|Legion Yugoslavia and! 10 grandchild He is survived b ren the former I The memo Isev: a held at the A Home at 9.30 zermany Jubilee Pavilion BUSES LEAVING FOUR CORNERS AT 7:00 AND 7:15 P.M ond Returning ofter the Bingo sister y hig. wife, a V ping Lind- daughter,. Mrs. Leonard Funeral|/Crowder (Pearlene) of Whitby Mar. 26./and a son, Ernest, of Oshawa, | Interment will in Oshawa /and two grandchildren | en eine = aiiee ye . Mr Negdham was pres George's Luthe an Church To- Secrarod by Exe aster, Dolly posta cd psheaie eae ey » *" | Polly, Millie, Tillie and Lie and jronto, will conduct the service.|+., others Robert and | THOMAS JAMES NEEDHAM | George. Following a sickness} The memorial service will be the death occurred atiheld at the Armstrong Funeral the Oshawa General al,'Home at 2 p.m. Mar. 26. Inter- h m, 171'ment will be ip' Mount Lawn au st ie wa r 90 ari: aver Oe a vi will be mstrong a.m be Children under 16 not admitted ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 43 short DART, LEAGUE DANCE In the Legion Hal! of Thomas Jame Veo , € year ishop of the Church of Jesus Born Feb. 18 in London, | Christ of Latter Day Saints, will "England, he was married there conduct the service. | couple,