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'SERVICE MEDALS AT OCVI COMMENCEMENT left: Dorothea Richardson, [ John Finley, William Watson, | such as the outstanding boy and Brenda Naylor, Magee So David Buck and Terence Glav- | girl of 1956-57, won by Dave ey, Margaret Degg an OFS | in Several of the medal win- Goldman and Margaret Dancey, Mann; back row from left oh Dave Goldman, Philip Slyfield, | ners also received other honors, | =~Daily Times Photo ~ WINNERS Service medals for good | night. The medals were pre citizenship and service within | sented by Oshawa Board of the school were awarded to | Education Trustee A E, * OCVI graduates at senior com- | O'Neill, Eleven of the medal Friday | winners are front row from mencement exercises Perils Threatening Peace . . Em hasized B { ha lain dent Eisenhower entered Walter Reed Army Hospital Sunday for Iaves Brigadier H. Victor Dimond of Veterans Association and the Pol- ing was led by L. R. Skelton, M8 first head - to . toe physical New York City, chaplain of Sing ish Veterans, president of the Oshawa branch checkup in 13 months, By DAVE McINTOSH Bing Fenilontiary, N.Y,, was the, The parade was led by the/of the Canadian Legion, He arrived at the hospital ac speaker at a service of remem-| General Motors Pipe Band, the mw 'URNITURE companied by his personal physi brance at the Salvation Army Oghawa Flute and Drum Band MEMORIAL 4, RNTTURE co clan, Mal.-Gen. Howard M. Sny.| Citadel! Sund fternoon. L A mercy seat ana pulpit to th , Maj . ard M, Sny neay 8 and the Salvation Army Band. memory of the late Hon, Band-'der, and went Let us all join hands togeth- The parade marched north on| master A. J. Graves was unveil! ye. d . lof Canadians er," urged Brig, Dimond. Point. Centre street from the Legion oq by the Ven, Archdeacon H. D hree - room suite reserved form 1 All be i ci on ed by the Ven. Archdeacon him on the hospital's third floor, Pattie wi ve ing to the world situation, the Hall to King street, east to| Cleverdon, padre of the Canadian (8 4 again Monday speaker stressed the perils|Simcoe street and south to the [egion. and Mr. Skelton. p Eisentiower vas to he 7eleanad At the National threatening world peace. citadel : 0 : rom the hospital today after the ona "The sputniks will not decrease The responsive scripture read- Last Post and Reveille, world tension," he sald. "Some --_-- nations are outwardly peaceful, but inwardly waiting." Brig. Dimond felt that the high- est achievement before death was the love of fellow man. He pointed to the Rev. Damian, fa- mous for his work in leprosaria in the Hawallan islands, as one of these heroes. CRISIS LEADERS "In every world crisis a man is willing to come forward," he sald, "If the Lord had played safety first, there would have been no salvation. True heroism is sure to find its reward." The speaker recalled a state ment by New York City's former mayor Fiorello LaGuardia: "It is not important that people know you, but that you are worth | Ike Enters Hospital WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi Who tends the war dead? Mostly, nature and whose | ination, that in dally life, many heroes went unrecorded and unrewarded. Love was the true test of heroism VETERANS PARADE The remembrance service fol lowed a march by Oshawa vet- erans' associations through the downtown area Participating were the Canadian Legion, Branch 43, and Auxiliary, Cana- dian Corps Association, Naval Veterans Assoclation, Air Force No Tax On Winnings 0f Gambler -- Court OTTAWA (CP)--An unidenti- fied insurance salesman who does exceptionally well in his spare time as an amateur gambler on everything from poker to elec- tions has won his case against paying tax on his winnings W. 8. Fisher, member of the income tax appeal board who heard the case in camera, re. ported Saturday that he has tuled against additional assess- ments by the revenue department HONOR PINS PRESENTED TO OUTSTANDING STUDENTS e salesman's income from mn the sa Two students of the 1950 to 1955. Extent of the extra | Li ol thelr assessments was not given, were the first to receive, the | pins' were presented at the | ber, who is shown handing oytstanding Jeidenic Sale er "isher sald evidence from y . v 8 snceme rf. (centre) | And service to the school dure Mrg Fisher se new honor pin award for dis OCVI commencement on Fri them to Doris Mann, (centre) | ing thelr whole OCVI career, leading figures in the salesman's io ished achievement in the | day evening by M. Mcintyre community convinced him that ioe : 4 the man had earned thousands of dollars over the years by play- through any deliberate intention ing poker and betting on elections to increase his income by gamb! for his enjoyment only. and not'ing COMING EVENTS and Dorothea Richardson, Winners At Coat Theft Elmer Party Charge Laid MORE VOTERS HAVANA (AP) bureau 1 1 260,000 since 1954, of THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE 4 enough, | ° * ' | For Head-To-Toe Check C anadian Sol diers Canadian Press Staff Writer = devoted directly to the gardeners watch over the graves deaths In A commemorated | '8¥ p . War Memo- ward and at the same time mos! The service concluded with The| exhaustive annual physical exam. rial in Ottawa and at hundreds | poignant document issued by gov of smaller memorials across the ernment is the annual report of among the Flemish h to 0CVI| secondary schools. These honor | Hood, board of education mem. | (right), in recognition of thelr ~Times-Gazette Staff Photo, The census reports 4,000,000 Cubans {will be eligible to vote in the gen {eral election scheduled next June This is an increase of nearly Winners of the Elmer Safety! A Toronto man found trying to BAZAAR at Orange Temple on No te i : Campaign prizes were announc. sell a fur coat In a downtown FITTINGS 14, 8p Canadian Order of | ' s Forewars. "Home cooking, © aprons Woodview Community od for the Elmer Theatre Party restaurant, Saturday night, was fancy work booth. Tea served Wc Cent at the Regent Theatre on Satur. arrested by police in connection LIMITED TMMAG entre lay end N 9 with a break-in at 97 Thomas RUMMAGE sale Wednesday afternoon day morning, Nov, dy at 1.30 in the basement of Kun Prosby. Following is a detailed list of *'TeeH Friday night DIVIDEND NOTICE arian Clurg MONSTER all prizes and winners wile Nome, ag Ming Tg bing Notice Is hereby given thet « +. Women are holding | rv LL 8 pr i || semi-annual dividend of thirty _ ve bazaar and tea in the. Le. Wy doll -- Lisa Poloskl, Ritson and two fur coats and a lady's|] esnts (30¢) per share has been © glon Hall Thursday afternoon, Novem School; lacket was taken vartibie Class A iki Be on 8 Vi Harold Police say that the second fur Silver, E. A. Lovell School {coat was recovered Friday night, | Kitchen set Sharon Willits, (when a passerby saw a man [North Simcoe School carrying a box or Thomas street ber 14, 2 pm, Tea bc. le Two-gun holster set a BINGO BINGO MORE THAN / | ' Helicopter -- Marinus Vardr. and notified police. The man At St, Joins Hall Rarer hy : meer, ar Gregory's School dropped the box, which contained Vice-President and ard m 20 games $5" and $1 000 In Prizes Necklace Mary Lynn Beek a fur cot, and ran perosy the Oshawa PU de rl / South Simcoe School, '| eld November '6, 1987, $7.0 5 - $40 jockpots The man has been charged with Monday, November 11, 1987 § r=. ------ cs ---------- mm---- Veterans Recall Fallen Comrades Penalty Is Heavy Legion Members Reminded For False Alarms Of Responsibilities = leadership," stated Mr, Hood "Vandals who turn in false fire year," he said, "we sent men the Remembrance Dinner of fhe attaining the kind of life alarms are not only endangering and equipment to 36 false Canadian Legion, BESL, Oshawa |we have heen privileged to the lives of firemen, but also alarms," {Branch 45, Saturday night, {on {his continent *' |endanger the general public," | "It is very difficult to eatch, M, Mcintyre Hood, editorial The speaker pointed out thet These were the words of Deputy|the people who turn in these|page editor of The Da ly Times. the Legion was Canady's great. Fire Chief E. Btacey, Friday, | false alarms," he sald, "especial-|Gazette, was the key est k the activi after Swen trucks and 10 men lx, if the are turbed . b, isle. 8l the event. 4 Hey of Atomics within its gates, were despatcl n answer to a phone" He sal at fire depart-| Mr, Hood recalled a decoration . false alarm, ment, "sentries" are posted, often |day service ai the soldiers' plot we stil have other hatties to fight, "Statistics show," the deputy in plainclothes, near the fire calllin the Union Cemetery 25 years grent chief sald, "that by far the ma- boxes In town, These men helago, "God gave us Tensor " so|Fole lo nay in fi fin on pre. jorly of accidents Involving fire sald are often able to catch of-|that we might have roses fn De-|,of hi oy ee ) ° rd {trucks occur on false alarms. A|ienders, leember," were the words of the | giles of ae i Mealy and or fireman's job is dangerous $600 PENALTY late A, J. Graves at that ocea- 4 . [FUTURE LEADERS 1 rankster making It even more sald that persons caught turning, "We might-say that God gave! Addressing the Joumgor mem. , Hood without some foolish) Police Chief Herbert Plintotr sion, azardous," in false alarms will be charged|us memories so that we might bers of the Legion, Fale alarms, he continued, under section 378 of the Criminal| always have with us the beautiful' pointed to them as the future are the bane of a fire depart Code. This section provides for'things of life." sald Mr. Hood.|\eaders, " ment, At least they annoy and in- [a penalty of $500, "That those who have gone be. "In the next quarter of a coll- convenience the firefighters, At] "The big. danger," Deputy fore us and who were dear (0 Ur i(ury, if the world survives that (worst, they could endanger the Chief Stacey sald, "is when |/might always live with us and long, as you play your part inf, lives of members of the public, someone sends in a false alarm Visit on us thelr undying inspira: there will be major problems to COULD BE TRAGIC and gets away with it, He 1. |'lon. face." ' Devuy Chiet Blasty enlarged very likely to a" 3 again." " ONLY SURVIVOR "We of the older generation fe on s statement: we ge. a e commenie Il the re A - % vassing, You are the gove false alarm, In fire zone A, the| department, together with the all aad solnied out that. from the ly And so x pots ig downtown sector, we send a lad. police department, Is "eracking | pm embrance Day banque. 28 years membrance Day comes around, [der truck, emergency truck, and down" on false alarms, lago, he was the only one still|!t represents a challenge to you a pumper. If all this equipment| 'Our best weapon against these | [jving in Oshawa to rededicate yourselves to the were ted up in a false alarm, calls," he added, "Is the com: "We sav reverently and fer: \denls for which our fallen com. md a serious fire were to bresk mon sense of the people, If peo |yently, Lord, God of Hosts, hel des fought and died, so that we ut in a distant part of our dis. ple realized the implications and with 'us yet, lest we forget, lesi| may live for these same Idesly trict, the result could be tragic." danger Involved when a 1alse|we forget," cited the speaker, or Which they died." ~ He sald that an average of alarm reaches the station, I am This prayer he felt to be the POPPY DAY RECEIPTS three false alarms are turned in sure there would not be 80 theme of the day | The Oshawa branch of the La levery month, In Oshawa. "Last'many.'" "There are many things which glon has collected $2502.64 on r " the world. has forgotten since the! Poppy Day, reported E, C, Hal bugles sang truce on that armi. |combe, chairman of the pon stice day of Nov. 11, 1918," he committee. On Poppy Day, 1086, 4 continued, total of $2606.91 had been collggl- "Indy we are living in a world ed, oo more fraught with terror than it| The dinner which was attended has ever been at any previous by a capacity crowd at the time in its history; Our way of |2ion Hall, Centre street, was 00 £ er living is tortured by the fear of lowed by a program of enier. what might happen if all the dia- tainment, an holleal forces of destruction] Head table guests Included the nation, wreaths of poppies and Europe and is progressing else: which have heen devised were let! executive of the branch, the Hon, maple leaves will be placed dur- where, , , ." [loose upon us." Michael Starr. federal minister ing the 11 a.m, ceremonies Nov.| A footnote: Officials in Ottawa! Mr, Hood pointed out that of lahor, T, D. "Tommy" Thome 1, . : sald Friday the Vimy Ridge Me- many things were forgotten in|8s, MLA for Ontario riding and Nearly all of Canada's more morial in ¥rnace is being cleaned the enjoyment and prosperity of Mavor W, John Naylor, ca than i0h.00 war dnd ate buried and repaired and that the monu- "our favored land | N i Hiscock; Shairman. of the rom IY! "nr p P J " mn executive, urged the resting places are not neglected, from Is surrounded by scaffold: payp DUTY TO WORLD og ha a he Sather 0 Provably the most straightfor-| Th started ab ,| "We must never forget that we hy Mr, Hood, The Last Post a ie wor Marte about ALL Canadians, have a duty to (7c Reveille were presented oH veeks ago when It was found |.o0™ of the' world to give it Bugler W, L. Borrow 3 Query Many: e, stone at the base of the memo. iain HORA DEAD ih arch," " i ae > Population Shoves AD) A Y J representative ol LJ eler- Golf Off Island he Imperial War Graves Com The commission's task is to pro- ans affairs department in Eng. vide permanent commemoration'land and of the Canadian Legion of the 1,164,000 Commonwealth will place wreaths at Vimy on ONTREAL (CP \ , M CAL (CP) -- A fast - servicemen who died in the First Monday, ' ) H World War and the 563,160 in the swelling population 1s shoving n ssau |golf courses off the Island of Montreal, Vinished are the second, Here are some paragraphs from the commission's most re fromthe See Inside During the weekend, Oshawa Town of Mount Royal Colf Club, the Clan.| Police interrogated "dozens", of Na allots. to. Flanders. ge . ranald course. and the Lakeshore Men in connection with the attmek lo the small cemeteries hidden | Beating Heart Golf ond Country Club, victims of (on a 17-year-old school girl in the the demand for new housing, OCVI parking lot, Friday night AY a woods and Real estate pressure Is forcing men " - hd y tracks ing -- NL dh oo Al i 0 fle Bizard, \ y "Yet their distinctive layouts, © v ! "im EE Fintofl: "I'm pr ranging from informal rhododen: maze of blood vessels in the hu:| Country Club Is expected to fol-' got" inn 4 | for audl-/low in a few years. o dron plantations to formal beech man body are in store > 0 " hedges and located among wild (ences seeing the newest f11m| Raflway spur requirements heh ol planed that of | h woodlands of hazel, alder and|'Red River of Life" just re-igspell an early end for the Mead: | oC, "oii vases to crack, He willow, enhance their natural dig leased by Moody Bible Institute owbank olub tol i land Ninted, however, (hat police haye nity and beauty of Chicago. ut other clubs on the Island pp, eonmation which may lead to an mies, ie sir 8 fon, o,f Tin I wi ve shown i oe, ele ool, eit it carly ares many small, remote cemeteries calvar Church, Centre ] y ' pl ) 7 which receive constant attention Calvary Baptist ¢ Oshawa, on|consfield, Summerlea and Marl The Sil Jak attnckol when she from the commission's staff, The Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 7.46 p.m, {borough have no plans for mov Was ul Jos No the Mary sreed gardeners continue to show grea' "mw. rach and dramatic ap-| Ing or Closing, olin. ew. ones fight, She loft her car and WAS i ond enthusinsm. for. their| pepe to jhe story of the heart, , ven--ofl the island but near the struck In the face with a fash. . A the red blood cell an he elr-| © y J irove 'l1ght, and was badly beaten BODIES STILL FOUND culatory system is the fruit of Si: 'These include Fine Grove. CEiiiy Te race, She wan treated "The remains of casualties of four years of intensive work byl "iui suo as Marlborough In|in Oshawa General Hospital, bub ('he 1014-18 war continue to be Dr, Irwin A. Moon and the staff po city of Montreal proper stand |Was later released, found from time to time at vari-at Moody Institute of Science, phetter chances of long-term sur-| Her attacker was described as ous points along the old battle branch |yival than clubs in the munlel- (being between 23 and 30 years MBI's film . producin front in Belgium, and an oc: jn west Los Angeles, California. palities on the island, The need old, about five feet 11 Inch {casional identification 1s pos Inspired by the biblical phrase for taxation returns from new stocky with a round face a sible, : 1s [from the Old. Testament, "The|housing developments is greater curly halr, He was hatless and ortunaitly, ! he tunnels life of the flesh is in the blood" |in the municipalities than in the wore a three-quarter length tows war ave constantly subsiding| (Leviticus 17:11), wclentists at|city. 8 coat, anna and, as with many cemeteries in| MIS set out to explore the al-| |the Ypres salient, elaborate most unknown story behind the | maintenance is necessary mystery of life, They found that| "The importing of good topsoil [the human body is quite similar | and re-levelling and turfing after|to an automobile except for| building operations had be en|the fact that it has 30 trillion; completed at Hollen and Groes cylinders; that the human heart | beek Canadian war cemeteries | ts the most powerful and precise | (were the principal horticultural [pump for its size that can be tasks during the winter, , , . found anywhere, and that the red "The cleaning and straighten. blood cell is the key to one of| ing of headstones of the 1014.18(the most amazing transportation war Is virtually complete in systems ever devised ONIGHT THE OSHAWA KIWANIS CLUB PRESENTS THE SECOND IN THE SEASON'S ATTRAGTIVE CAREERS | TRAVEL -- ADVENTURE In The l FEDERAL PUBLIC SERVICE | SERIES FOR '57-'58 r "JEEP TRAILS THROUGH UTAR" } or By STAN MIDGLEY 4 UNIVERSITY GRADUATES sn -- | All-purpose lamp Andrew possession 2630 | |Cherkas, Albert Street School 20 games $20 { 5 games $30 Ball point pens (6) and nole book Harry James, Woodcrest RUMMAGE SALE $ I S0 JACKPOT School 2 -- Baby grand piano -- Linda Ann St. John's Ukrainian Hall, $250 JACKPOTS Smith, E. A, Layell School -- ---- i i . SLL : | DOOR PRIZES Binoculars Rodney Cooper Tues. Nov, 12, ot 2:30, Coronation School Combinaon game Rickey Ds You Want Better DRY CLEANING? 2630 MON., NOV, 1 ] | Whitley, Ritson Road School Call | 8 PM l« Carton Pepsi-Cola and Iwo na ---- ------------------ ' |guest tickets Hugh Popham, MOTOR CITY CLEANERS 8 North Simcoe School RA 37010 es RA 5-6498 Tuesday, Nov 12th, p.m, RED BARN Carton Pepsi-Cola and two 184 SIMCOE" ST, SOUTH CRA. Gibb ig) ha Open | guest tickets Douglas Baron, Meeting of the Oshawa an {oly Cross School District Society for Prevention Turn L, ot N. Oshawa School Carton Pepsi-Cola and two of Cruelty to Animals, Films | | block past AP, Store guest tickets Hilton Smith will be shown, Everyone wel N. Oshawa buses come 9 A Lovell Schoo ; : ¢ sion free, arton range rush anc two come, Admissi to door quest tickets Lorraine Smyth Réle Nov.3,6,0,9,11/ Holy Cross School, wh Requirements Include 1 Cush Excise Meadquart Foreign Service Officers for 1 Trainees Citizenship and Immigrati ) | Externe! Affairs end Trade d Economist and Statistician and Commerce ¥ | Finance Officers Trade and Commerce Officers 5 Personnel Officers Junior Administrative Officers N i ® The work Is interesting and important, 3 o ® Starting salaries range from $4,200 to $4,560, | 3 ® Since these are training classes, candidates must be under | u 31 as of June 30, 1958 | eo Graduates from any faculty may apply. Undergraduates in : their final year of study mav alse apply but appointment . will be subject to graduation, No experience is required \ WRITTEN EXAMINATION in h SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23 This colorful and bizarre aren of (he United States turned out to he "fe ' o glorious subject for Stan Midaley's cameras «In addition ta what ene would expect to see in Utah Rryce and Zion Canyons, . Mormon Temples and Salt Lake City, the great Salt Lake and the Application forms and details, including the location of Exe huge copper mine at Bingham and many other tourist attractions, Stan spent much of his time photographing places that are almost fi amination Centres, may be obtained at main Post Offices, National Employment Offices and Civil Service Commission | All this, In perfect color and described in Stan's unknown to fourists will make a memorable evening for all who fide-splitting" humor attend. Offices # | CENTRAL COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM | If you would like descriptive folders, write Immediately to [H ( Service Co on, Otta specifying your fields of N vil Service Commission, awa ; f K y Q YiCKIYS 00 aloha Boao A interest, Please quote competition 58-2650 STUDENTS 50 H oly from Kiwenls Member "J*