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three children, Roly Eyvons Kenneth, of Bobcaygeon, vis | " with Mr. and Mrs, St. Thomas. j Pair Shows Little Hope St. Thomas cad Jan. | i 3 j ; / : . ette Moore, Mary street, have left 4 ] for a two week vacation at the How To Win . Acquittal | Kiwanis Camp. Many North Oshawa people visit- ed Whitby Centennial Plus One Pa- MONTREAL (CP) -- Two On- {tario brothers demonstrated in| duce equipment for use icipal court Wednesday shat 'if manufactu of steel. rade and street fair on Monday. NORTH OSHAWA -- The service They saw a splendid parade. you want to prove you're immo-| = cent, plead guilty." \at St. Stephen's United Church on Remember this Saturday at 2 § Fo 4 4 3 . | {Sunday morning followed the P.® the Neighborhood Park, . J {then . of Dominion Day. Large North Oshawa, will have its offi- i Union Jacks adorned the walls; | cial opening. Come and bring your 4 while on the altar rested a large children and enjoy the bali games i # basket of roses symbolizing the races for children, treats, bingo in Louis Jacques, 24, and his 22-| summer season. the hall, refreshment hooth, pet year-old brother, Noel, both of S. G. Saywell devoted his sermon Show. Bring your pet whether it Cornwall, were arrested during] to Canada, telling the congregation|be a dog, cat or rabbit or banty the Dominion Day weekend on! of her progress and steady im-|hen. Dancing commencing in the charges of refusing to move along| provements over the years, her in.|evening. We hope Sunset Heights on orders of police. | |dustries, lakes and beautiful pas-'and Northway Court will join { ""e'd just got into town, and | toral scenes. North Oshawa in making this a we were looking at a photo out-| |side a cafe," Louis told Judge Henri Monty. . | "If we plead innocent, which we| (are, we have to come from Corn- | wall for our trial," Louis added.| NORTH OSHAWA | Canada Is "Sermon Theme VIOLET KIRBY Correspondent (Captain Nolan's F To Be Held Today OWEN SOUND (CP) -- Daniel Nolan, 68. master The hymns were in keeping with day of fun, | the special day. The choir sang the! Congratulations to the president anthem, "God of the Nations". of Coronation Community Centre It was announced that the Jane of North Oshawa, Norman Cook Dennis Auxiliary is holding a pic- and his co-workers, on their splen- nic at the Kiwanis Camp. did field-day held last Monday eve The senior women's association ning. will meet at the home of Mrs. R. -- Ambrose on July 10 PERSONALS | Miss Cora Lutz has returned) |home to St. Catharines. Cora was| {a Dominion Day week end visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, | Smithson, gambler and small-time Roy Lutz, Orchardview. gangster shot dead by rivals here Miss Shirley Beadle and Mr. last week. Thousands watched his Keith MacLeod of Toronto enjoyed funeral procession Tuesday. Three the week end at home with her|men have been charged with hi | parents, Mr and Mrs. Fred murder, | Beadle, Orchardview Boulevard "That means losing a day of] work. If we plead guilty it'll prob- ably cost u,; less." "So?" asked the judge. i "Guilty," replied the brothers. | "Suspended sentences," ruled the judge. Col. George Grivas, reputed | tains. Tension on the island con- chieftain of Greek rebels on | Hijet 2g al Greek Sypriol bar | f . {| and "public resorts," in Nicosia | i the island. of Cyprus, . relaxes and seven surrounding villages GOOD CATCH i (centre) with comrades at a were closed by the British in VICTORIA (CP)--Sport fisher- hideout. This photo was report- = retaliation for the wounding of men caught 1,250,000 pounds of edly discovered by the British | Judge Bernhard Shaw by two |salmon in British Columbia among the belongings of an ex- | gunmen. Shaw sentenced seven |coastal waters last year, the de- | tremist captured in the moun- | Cypriot rebels to the gallows. 'artment of trade announced. ELABORATE WREATH LONDON (Reuters) -- A floral wreath shaped as two giant dice crowned the coffin of Thomas On Holiday Papers sold te carriers and ers are non-returnable. A I RY Schomberg. Ont, has shifted its annual fall fair to summer and has pronounced it a sne- cess, even after being rained out twice. The shift was made when it was found thas too many HAMPTON Explorer, CGIT Attend Rally A M. HORN Correspondent HAMPTON Quite a number of the Explorer Girls and CGIT members with their leaders, Mrs. Keith Smith, Mrs. L. Trull and Mrs. A. L. Blanchard, attended a camp rally at Camp Pretoria on Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Russell Noble, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilbur the past few weeks, left on Monday morning of this week for their home at Taber, Alberta. They had a pleasant visit with other relatives and friends in this vicinity Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Blanchard attended the 'Neighborly News" broadcast in connection with the Newcastle Centennial Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Percy Dewell on the gift of a baby boy. at Memorial Hospital, Bow- manville, on Saturday. Anniversary Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cryderman were Rev. and Mrs. Frank Cry- derman and daughters, Beverly and Norma Jean, Toronto: Mr, and Mrs. Percy Clarke, Green wood, Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Cry- derman and family, Oshawa Clifford Naylor, Columbus; Mr and Mrs. Cecil Pascoe, Solina; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fursey, Osh- awa, were guests of Mr. and Mrs Harland Trull Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vice, Solina; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pres- cott, Marion and Marvin, Enfield; Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Taylor, Bow- manville, were at the home of Mr and Mrs. Hosken Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jose, New- castle; Mrs. Ada Tamblyn, Orono: . Herb Osborne, Ebenezer: Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith, Osh- Awa: Mrs. Harold Pascoe and Frank Cryderman, Bowmanville, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Will Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Parker, To ronto, with her mother and sister, Mrs. M. Goodman and Louise Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Reynolds Toronto, were week guests of Miss L. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Price, To ronto, were with Mr. and Mrs A. E. Billett Mrs. W. G. Leask, Bowmanville: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parrinder and Helen, Solina; Mrs. A. C. Per ry, Oshawa, were at Sam Dewell's Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Horn, Osh awa; Master Loran Pascoe, Miss Ruth Pascoe, Mr. and Mrs. John Brome and family, Tyrone; Mr R. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Reed and Mrs. W. Cameron, Zion, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Trull Mr. and Mrs D. Linda and Mark, and Mrs. I. Sudds, Bowmanville; Mr and Mrs. J. R. Reynolds and Robert, London, visited at K. Caverly's Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hogarth, Clare, Joanne and Kathy, Picker- ing: Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilcox and son. Cobourg; Mr. and Mrs Frank Blunt and son. Bowman: ville, were Sunday visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hogarth Mr. and Mrs, Everett Elliott Misses Mary and Barbara Ellioit Mrs. R. J. McKessock and Miss Jean Brown, Oshawa: Mr. and Mrs. Alan McKessock, Thames ford, were with Mrs. Joe Chap m. J Caverly an Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ruthven, Port Hope: Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Teeple, Mr. and Mrs. Will Found CHAMPION Cyril Hevnes proudly the trophies he won at annual Manitoba and Conada plowing match age La Prairie. He won 38 contestants and will of two Manitoba r in the Canadian pionships displays the 56th Western alt Port. out over he one tives cham. plowing later this year. STILL LO fairs interfering with Schomberg"s celebrations. Fall field and garden produce, of course, was absent from the dis- | other district in the fall and Group Members t Camp Pretoria and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Free- man, Bowmanville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren Mr. and Mrs. Arley Northcutt] Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ayre, Cindy Lon and Wendy, Bowmanyille: Mr. and Mrs. J R. Reynolds David and Robert, London, were at A. L. Blanchard's Mr. and Mrs. George Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs Peters and Mrs. Ida Tennant, ronto, were with .the Salter's Mr. and Mrs. H. Nichols, Eben ezer, were at N. C. Yellowlees' Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clemens, Marilyn and Keith, Toronto; Mr and Mrs. John Slemon, Kathryn and Robert, Enniskillen: Mr. and Mrs. A. Clemens, and Barry Cowl- ing, Bowmanville, visited at La varne Clemens' Mrs. Ayles Beech, Maple Grove was with Mr. and Mrs. Don Carr and family. Miss Ruby Dewell, Oshawa at Percy Dewell's Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pickle Ebenezer; Mrs. Mary Cann and Mrs. Joan Cann, Bowmanville: Mrs. Sd Hoar, Tyrone, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Rundle | Mr. and Mrs. H. Thompson, | Miss Laura Young, and Bruce Thompson, Seabright; Miss Geral dine Hartwell, Toronto. were re cent guesis of Rev. F. J. and Mrs. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Herb Rundle were recent visitors with Mrs. H Smithson at Caledon Mrs. Lorenzo Trull, Mrs Salter and Mrs. Harland visited at Lloyd Slemon's, don, on Monday. K. A. Caverly, in company with W. A. Bowman of Oshawa, is on a plane trip to Boston, Mass, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCul- lough spent the weekend in Pres ton with their niece and nephew Dr. and Mrs. Harry Borden. Dr Borden's son is one of the stu dents chosen to take their 13th grade in Switzerland. He will be gone a year Davey, Hilton To- was Harold Trull Hay- VE PERCHERONS were held | BEST plays but horses and. cattle were exhibited and bands completed. The Percheron show of the farmers school attracted most of the district. VACATION REMINDER Before you leave on your vaca- tion take a minute to call and ar- range to have The Times-Gazette sent to your vacation address. That way you can keep up with the local news, world news and all favorite regular features, TODAY'S CROSSWO Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rundle were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stev- ens of Maple Grove, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Earl Fice who were married last week. Earl is from Orchardview and Gladys is from Kedron. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph St. Thomas. 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