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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Moy 26, 1966 York mode] who was attack ed by a lion during a pub- lie tional DISTRICT NEWS LION-BITTEN MODEL LEAVES HOSPITAL Nell Theobald, 21, a New April 8, is photographed dur- ing an interview as she was released from a New York City Miss and ity Interna Show stunt at the Automobile hospital Theo Warm Welcome Reported : No atus bald told newsmen that she hopes to return to modeling Lloyd ministrator of the there will be no change in the of 4 School this fall will be no kindergz auxiliary lished for slow pupils Business Participation | BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Drunk Toronto Driver Centenary Council Bid fas Birthday In Jail By GERARD MeN¥IL OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana- dian Centenary Council's last annual meeting--and that's how close 1967 is--will aim squarely at geiiing privaie enterprise | more involved in the centennial Fewer than 50 of the 500 busi- nesses that belong to the pri- ivate organization have definite |plans with the big year hardly six months away. At the two-day annual meet- ing that begins today, the coun- cil hopes to stimulate more pro- ijects by Illustrating how suc- ¥ cessful they can be Imperial Tobacco Company is one bright example More than 450 would-be au- thors responded within a week ithis spring after Imperial To- bacco announced ité centenniai project, a $33,000 prize for the best book on Canada's future. SUBMIT DRAFTS The project, with iis nine year were presented at the Mo ther and Daughter Banquet held at Kedron United Church by the 20th Guides and Brownies, The Kedron UCW catered for the dinrier, Mrs, Fay Brooks, president of the mother's committee, wei comed the guests. Judy Geis berger proposed the toast to the Queen and Packie Nancy Brooks introduced the head table Mrs, Ben Hitchens, commis sioner of the Rossland District congratulated the leader on completing their certification in their first year of service, and the girls on their achie The Guide badges presented i cluded: singer -- Dorothy Wal fer and Shelley Fisher sterl -- Karen McLeese ~ Ruth Bishop. Janet Wadding start living again (AP Wirephoto) business ad School Area) announced Johnston Board, has ents ickering Beach He said there rten but that will be estab One will the classes $3,000 second prizes, has gen-\belong to the erated some 2,000 inquiries in fhe month since it was an- nounced, Even some rough drafts have been submitted. The Bark of Montreal has awakened similar interest down on the farm with its rural lead- ership awards, also a centen- nial project "There are yery few farmers in the country who haven't heard of it," said Allan Clarke, executive director of the coun- cil-in an interview Wednesday, About half the 200 delegates at the two-day annual meeting will represent private enter- prise, the largest such turnout yet, It regarded as a hope- ful sign Special State Secretary at dinner Wallace McCutcheon Both ca be "They SLs es Tie Mi, CiaiKe, But the their ness with ships, useful in Canada In its six has acted a. groups and One job has private plans, is will he LaMarsh Senator at lunch rousers speakers Judy and overlapping. todas Frida; WIDELY REPRESENTED Besides the tea companies and steel manufacturers that make up commercial member ship, some 400 voluntary groups tennial from the py Program Markle said plans have year were earned by Judy Gesiberger and Jaye Logan Linda Hopkins presented gifts the point during the the Valley Patrol who earned the most poinsts suring the year. Members of the patrol Linda Lou Inne Eliza Lambert, Beth and Hart most been team Frank Shuster York that Wayne felt they do a proper in the 'We are but we're the U.S physically pos a good weekly circumstances were beth Trudy The progratr formed Kell New short per the with resented a TI srownies two dance while Guides presented .a plas Janet Waddington, Trudy Hart Christine Innes and Ruth Bish op as members of the cast The Mother Ai utive for next not still iliary exec Mrs council, range from the YMCA to labor union associations are typified by lack ot funds and plenty of ideas," Some of the ideas have been translated into projects by busi- voluntary national are expected to be most arousing interest in 1967 projects like the Confederation train-and Festival years, betw.een business, voluntary private enterprise been kept under cover until they are announced, from Wayne and Shuster Cancel Contract TORONTO (CP)---Wayne and Shuster, who were to have done a weekly half-hour light-hearted look at Canada during the cen- have agreement with CBC- a producer Wednesday made the vacancy left by said Tuesday in and were unable to weekly color time available perfectionists, competing and we felt it sible how " Shuster said he the council a sort of liaison! day They BOWMANVILLE, eroft yout h pleade a A Ban guilty rouse him to to the cells ' sre. ' they temeersreetmbaretennaste oremqerss os ted giving a' fictitious Torontol ¥. Bonnycastle address and spent his 19th bir- there were no thday in County Jail around when he Leonard Francis Lafee was convicted by Magistrate R. B Baxter and sent to jail for se ven days. His licence was sus pended for one year Evidence was that the accus ed's car was Observed by a passing motorist when it hit al j bridge at the west end of ee | was 2roups member- fined $50 and costs community days fler less driving in Magistrate's court here manville. it turned nort ugog Street, clipping off street sign, The driver Bo RO 9 ed for four blocks then made a complete turn, shearing off another street. sign While the informant was tell ing the officer this in the po lice office a loud noise w heard outside, Investigation re vealed two more street sign had. been laid low by the ac cused's. speeding car The officer 'said that Lafee, who smelled strongly of al.| cohol, could barely stand and immediately fell 'asleep in chair in the police office When the officers could not' way Gary ¥. Munro Road, pleaded not guilty charges The vehicle to prevent noisy attracted the owed the and south on Waverly ed. He and spinning of ed away bump) road ruts The officer brake lights ich country in pursuit withdrawn go On As crossings, He Fletcher carried him court here Tuesday He admit commented Crown "Attorney G "It is fortunate pedestrians | lie knocking down signs right and left."' A NEW BRIDEGROOM was or for driving without a muf and $50 and costs additional seven days for care Bawmanville Baseline f the attention of a patrolling officer who fol accused out of town progress 0 48' Munro was stopped and charg started off with a roar tires and streak west on Baseline at speeds of 80 to 85 over the approached two level rail stopped the pe car a second time at Courtice Road and \aid the see- 'ond charge. Monro explained that he and his bride had just returned from their honeymoon and on the way into. Bowmanville broke off the muffler driving over the deep ruts, He threw it in the trunk, He admitted driv- ing around town without having it repaired, but denied going 'more than 65 or 70" on the way nome, "Anyway they should fix that bod Artes 9A nwne EVOTIOORY Gives Te aver he continued, "and speedo- meters on cars are set to read away higher than vou are dri- ving." Crown Attorney G, F. Bonny astle deplored the attitude of the accused and pointed out that a list of minor traffic con- victions had resulted in the Department of Transport sen- ding Munro a warning Jetter in January to both 3 HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS Tae seven or an yester- Road Road the full of aw no veh that to fill the comedy Johnny show with wasn't fo turn out under the The Essence of Elegance! 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