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SWIMMING POOLS AND BEACHES ARE FAVORITE SPORTS FOR KIDDIES AND ADULTS IN THE WARM DAYS OF AUGUST | Rehearsals % s w 7 E94 > |Are Started Rehearsals started last week {for the Oshawa Little Theatre |entry into the Orono One-Act Play Festival. A total of nine plays will be |presented at the festival to be |held in Orono September 28, 29, 130. Among others, entries are expected from Whitby, Bowman- ville and Peterborough. The winner will compete in the On- {tario One Act Play Festival, sponsored by the Central Ontario Drama League, to be held at Hart House, University of To- ronto, Oct. 9. Mrs. A. Heath, director of the Oshawa entry, said she has com- pleted casting and is now con- ducting rehearsals at Rotary Hall on Centre street. This is the first time Mrs. Heath has been director for the Oshawa group. She has acted in three of their plays, however, and has directed in England. A board meeting will be held soon to decide on the three {main plays to be presented this |season by the Oshawa Little Theatre, reported recording sec- retary, Marion Davenport. | The festival entry is a one- act play called "I Spy", first written for the BBC by John Mortimer, explained director Mrs. Heath. It is a comedy in- volving an army captain whose wife leaves him to work as a | waitress. The captain hires a private detective to spy on his {wife in any acts of infidelity. The detective is successful at this because he, himself, falls in love with her Playing the captain will be |David Watson, with Barbara Lloyd as the unfaithful wife. | Harry Chapman is the detective {and Russell Slutter takes the * {the Orono festival winner will receive $40 cash and a trophy, | according to Mrs. Evelyn Rich- |ards, Little Theatre corre- ) sponding secretary. There will be a $20 award for the runner {part of a lawyer Besides gaining entry to the | Ontario One-Act Play Festival, up and prizes for best actor and actress, best director, set de- .eonard Crainford, formerly in THIS IS THE TIME of year | Rotary Park, the highly con- | some in picture top right are, ; ion as they seek to escape | SECOND SECTION OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1961 PAGE ELEVEN signer, ete for swimming and beach | troversial one that doesn't al- | left to right, Bob Bishop, Ann | from the heat of the city. games as the above pictures | ways operate when it should. | Webster, Sandra Hardie and Eight guards take shift at the indicate. The children in the | The pool has been running at | Fred Cockerton. They are on | Civil Pool under direction of picture above (with Supervisor | capacity most days, especial- | the beach near Lakeview Lois Northey assisted by Paul Dorothy Donald, 19, sitting) | ly during the recent torrid | Park as they frolic with a Fletcher ayor ree 5 are enjoying the Civic pool in | heat wave. The playful four- | football in true gridiron fash- --Oshawa Times Photo Bicycle Rodeo F or CRA BarPermit Aberdeen Friends Three Scots lassies from Aber- ada to make good, they were | For Garage deen reminisced about their asked wl One Of Largest Ever SEC doomstowi vines hel Tos wore opin al A three-man .. . ind : Tuesday, Aug. 15 was a most the winners were: 1. Ken Brack, side; 2. Rundle; 3. Northway|Adjustment last night refused oo 2yor Cprisine Thomas, 3%|Provos, (epiivient w 3 si exciting day at Alexandra Park Connaught; 2..Richard Ander-|Court; 4. Sunset Heights; 5./to allow L. Dupuis, 195 Albert ot * her speech giving "away land's history. | when the CRA and Oshawa Rec- son, Northway Court; 3. Dave Lake Vista street, to build a garage at the| birthplace only now and| And Aberdeen has, among its reation Committee held its 1961 Williams, Northway Court; 4. The final event of the after-|rear of his home and put a two- then, questioned Rosalind Burns|36 councillors and six baillies Bicycle Rodeo. This year's edi-/Bert Van, Storie; 5. Al White, [noon was the open event with/bedroom unit above it as an ad-| 4 'Marguereta Davie, both 18,| (aldermen), seven or eight tion was one of the largest ever|Lake Vista. |about "45 taking part and the|dition to his home. {about changes in the east coast| women. A baillie is slightly held in playground competition) Junior racing event winners|results are as follows: 1. Norm! Mr, Dupuis told the committee port. in the last 12 on Ci ellen dB in Oshawa and probably had the were: 1. Doug Weeks, Radio; |Booth, Northway Court; 2. David|he and his family live on the|Foutarly. 2 a eT the largest number of participants. 2. Harold Jenkins, Southmead;|House, Sunset Heights; 3. David| pain floor, while the second! (Her Worship was in Aber- in judgment over a police court. The Rodeo was under the super-|3. Larry Monroe, Thornton's; 4.| Williams, Northway Court: 4.| 4 thi 4 floors are rented. He deen. briefly. in 1949.) Among the impressive sights vision of Mr. Dave Clutchey,|Steve Warburton, Dr. S. J. Phil-| Jan Askew, Rundle; 5. Lou Car said he wanted the extra bed- oth irle : st i with seen in Canada thus far: Niag- playground co-ordinator and he|lips; 5. Eric Polokowski, Sunny- beau, Sunnyside : for his own: children: but} eS are Staying Will ra Falls, the Chateau Pag | was assisted by Mr. Grant side. After final tabulation of re.;r09ms lor his own children a Miss Davie's uncle and aunt,| Fo Fo LE Of Abra Southwell of the summer central Senior racing event: 1. Grant|sults of the obstacle course|did not want them in wit Mr. and Mrs. George Mac. flehde ano I The Epis staff. Buss, Thornton's; 2. Lloyd He-|event and the racing events the Strangers , |Gregor, 117 Patricia avenue. England which brought them During the morning period holt, Radio; 3. Gary West, North| rodeo judges announced the fol- Chairman Louis Hyman, QC,|They heard about the Aberdon- over: and the O'Keefe Centre in over 80 boys and girls partici- Oshawa; 4. Carl Blakolmer, lowing standing: 1. Sunnyside; ruled "an extension of this na- ian mayor of Oshawa through a Toronto where they saw. Carol pated in the first phase of the Radio; 5. Ken Brack, Con-|2. Northway Court; 3. Con-|ture" should not be allowed in|news story which appeared in Channing in "Showeir] » bicycle rodeo which consisted of| naught. naught; 4. Sunset Heights; this (industrial) zone. Member | their local papers; the story id an obstacle course layed out in Junior relay event: 1. Sunny-| Radio; 6. Lake Vista; 7. Valley-|Frank McLellan added that/Was written by still another) the south west part of the in- side; 2. Eastview; 3. Lake|view; 8. Eastview; 9. Storie; 10./there are sufficient rooms in the{Aberdunian, and former editor| CELEBRATING field at the park Vista; 4. Gertrude Colpus; 5. Rundle; 11 Southmead: 12. house now to house the family-- ©f The Times, MacIntyre Hood. | p il Cingside; 13 North Oshawa; 14. 2 , is explain. Miss Davie's mother wrote tol OBSTACLE COURSE POL relay overt: 1, Suvi py Phillips; 15. Bathe. og ne mented he ous EXPAN yrs. MacGregor, an old friend BIRTHDAYS The obstacle course is set up i m------------------ io open ed he nee the roomers 10}. ¢ apo Thomas. and the Visit allt 2 'bos to test the skill of the partici. help carry the house ; was arranged. Ironically, Mrs. OnE aULe pi hi boi pant and once he starts he must CAPSULE NEWS Neil Fraser, QC, appeared for MacGregor's two daughters are shes 10 She following fest. not stop unil he has completed Gordon Anderson, 201 Albert/in Aberdeen with the Davis Sen 5 0 Shawa ar ae mie he entire course. From the |street. He also spoke for four|family ied fre eleprating their start the rider had to wind others, all opposed, who came! Both girls are heading for a Ys Krol, 83 Chadburn through a maze of tin cans; a O85 ncreqase to the hearing three-year General Arts course| i oat 3 from here he proceeded through Mr. Fraser argued that al-|at Aberdeen University this fall.| : the small sand pit; next was an- ™ {though the zone was industrial,| They will spend a few days in| roa se Wo celebrated yes other set of cans and then an-| J 1 Thi Year there were no industrial uses in|New York city prior to their] "pu " pascoe. 91 Glad- other but larger sand pit. After] u Y 5 the "immediate" area: he said|return home on the Queen Mary stone avenue: Ken Brady. this came another maze the neighborhood was one of|in September. Brive. } then upon making a large Be my Department stores sales in- campaign speech. Dr. Jagan, well-kept-up one-family homes.| Are there any women in poli- Phone 723-3474 circle the rider proceeded .o.c04 48 per cent in value in/43, was speaking in an agricul. "Until the area is put to its|tics back home or did Mayor| of Greater Toronto, Business Bureau, dian Club, the Toronto Sym- phony Orchestra and others. | He is also a -governor of the Toronto Western Hospital and the Board of Trustees of the United Com- munity Fund of Greater To- ronto. As president of the Boys' Clubs of Canada he is rendering an outstanding ser- | a member of GUEST SPEAKER Trevor Moore, Vice-Presi- dent and Director of Imperial Oil Limited, who will be guest speaker at a Rotary Club of Oshawa meeting on Monday, Aug. 21. He is past president the Community Chest of the Better the Cana- | vice, | | (counsellors only)~Irene Frobel, through a Siow fonce. maze July as compared with the cor- tural village 36 miles east of planned use," he said, "the|Thomas have to come to Can Ney Ms ln en inches responding month last year. De- here when a group of YOUNg status quo should be maintain-| gp gs ] : : ac net Creases of 11.9 per cent in Sas- people caused a disturbance ed FE ' wide. The object here was not katchewan and two per cent in ny . EY n to touch the fence or put a foot ; ot d BIG GROWTH This man (the applicant) has i Lan . British Columbia were offset by : : ammed his I full: he is i down. The rider then wen increases in the Atlantic prov- LONDON (Reuters) -- The i@mmed his louse ull; he is in through a large paze Of Cans ices (3.5), Quebec (8.2), Onta- Overseas Business Review pub- Jo position to ask concessions which he was not to knock down, rio. (10.6). Manitoba (3 3) and lished by London's Barclay's from this committee. nor could he gp outside a desig Alberta (4.5) Bank claims "the Common- He has a house and rooms nated area : wealth remains far the most im-|but he hasn't put his family in The final « 1 a TRADE GAP NARROWS portant market for the United! them; there are 16 people in course was the F107 } LONDON (Reuters) -- Brit- Kingdom." Canada and Austra- this house and he wants to add plank wa 2 out : , ain's trade gap--the excess ofljja, the review said, would have more bedrooms." | wide, eigh seat ong Sa ou rts over exports--narrowed the greatest economic expansion Other applications refused: J. two inches rom te grounc + /last month to £27,800,000 ($77.- jn the Commonwealth during Jolahood, 474 Fernhill Blvd. Top leam in ae obs '840,000) the board of trade has the 1960s garage to exceed eight percent of the Rodeo ) reported. The figure was a side and their 2 ¢ rp decline from that of June EXPRESSES PLEASURE Francis Brad'ey m Cur vhen the trade gap was £41,- PRETORIA (Reuters) -- Pre Kenneth Bradic ind Brian ge6 060 ($144.860,000) mier Hendrik Verwoerd has ex- Carey. In second position in th pressed pleasure at the accept. S1Ore obstacle section was the fear PELTED WITH STONES ance by the opposition United Applications approved | from Lake Vista which consist GEORGETOWN (CP) -- Dr. Party of the South African Re- XK. Farruga, 243 Clarke street, | ed of Larry Lloyd. Brian I-'Cheddi Jagan, leader of British!pyblic, though he said it had detached garage to exceed 33 ner, Daryl Huggins and Her uiana's ruling People's Pro- heen accepted grudgingly per cent lot coverage and eight Wallace. In third posit va ssive Party, escaped from a I hope the grudge will dis-jper cent accessory ' building the team from Conn r earby village under cover of.a appear from those who still coverage : ip of Gord Braiden & ; friend's shotgun after he as have that feeling," he told the] D. Taylor, 548 Oxford street, ow cs braiden anc elt it stones 8 and Transvaal National Party con-iaddition wu § . . Maidiow Ve ry close beh nd Con bricks while making an election press here But apparently oi n with insufficient side t was the team from Val- -- os ; app: : RE . Joh: Johnston: Ricky there 15 Still the desire i N-| E. Jackson, 190 Hillside Ave., tention to seek a way back to ,qdition with insufficient side. Hojpes, Gary Tutin and Ken Plan Ceremony the membership of the Com- vard wealth . oo In the afternoon starting a mon Ith C. Scott, 742 Somerville street, one o'clock the playground lead F Pl SMOKES 100 YEARS carport with insufficient side- ers registered their riders for or aque CIRENCESTER, Englan d|yard he :Taces whieh consisteq of At the request of the Oshawa (AP) -- William Cox says he| P. McKeown for Canadian Oil {ittior snd gor oye I nd Di tri ' Historical Society started smoking 100 years ago|Co. of Toronto, underground both standard and 1 g bi SiTIC 3» and he feels fine. Cox cele-{bulk oil storage tank on Bloor cycles. The ev ents a'so 11 luded the Hi ori Sues pi ry brated his 103rd birthday at|street west a relay event Wii hh 1 Prove i nas A site Watermoor Hospital in this| T. Collen, 292 St. Eloi street, very successful over the years é Y, g1ind nel ry / Jo -l addi , suffic i By enjoved to the utmost by of the McLaughlin Carriage English country town Wednes {addition with insufficient side- 2 % Joy Toth pariicl.[Contpany day. "Smoking never did mejyard and lot area e boys g artici any anv ha " he Porters plo : a pating and cheer The ceremony will take place 2M harm," he told reporter By 1 Harb, ig Oshawa w a . o " va C add gar. RACE EV $ on Wednesday August 30th, CUBA BUYS TIMBER with Pot my idey age In the Y s. the start Rob | When at 2:00 p.m. Colonel R. S.| GEORGETOWN, British Gui-|" g- D i 1 ol si Ble : ert Anderson found it necessary McLaughlin will unveil the ana' (Reuters)--Cuba will buy °: Drumm, 830 Simcoe streetf} I. Help iie "of heats fo|Dlague which will forever honor 7 n + foel C north; install second bathroom [% to conduct a series of heats to 1 7,000,000 cubic feet of timber hoase' that : 4 } eventually determine a winner the nave of lus ilugtrons fathat, and 250,000 railroad ties from{" use that is non-conforming In the Junior Standard final, the|the late Robert McLaughlin, this British colony, it was an-|USC a In shed won the first heat came|and the small carriage works he|nounced here S. Fudge, 227 King street|§ nut victorious and his name was started in Tyrone a century ago : west, addition to non-conform- Victor Reid of Sunnyside Park.| Attending the ceremony will| BLAZE KILLS 40 ing use Second was Graham Monroe/be dignitaries from Oshawa, SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP)----T7T7 --m-------------- from Sunset Heights and third members of the Oshawa and Dis- Officials today placed at 40 the IT'S A NICE PEPPLE place went to Mark Cummings|trict Historical Society, repre-|death toll in a fire that raced] MALMOE. Sweden (AP) -- of Valleyview. Paul Bligdon, sentatives from the Historic/through Taubate prison Monday swedish scientists Have Eastview came fourt} h weessory building coverage; W. Wacko, 168 Conant street, addition to non - conforming | " : an- ' ; ga eo Sites Commission, and mem- t. The 231 prisoners set the nounced the crossing of a pear & i -- Pete Plob of Bathe came fifth. bers of Colonel McLaughlin's prison on fire during a riot, of- and an apple into a hybrid pear L. TO R.: ROSALIND S-MAYOR THOMAS-MARGUERETA DAVIE 4 | Ih the Senior Standard event,|family. 'ficials said |called a "pepple." ~-Oshawa Times Photo. television drama at the CBC, - will adjudicate at Orono. 'Wins Kedron ' Field Crop Swim Meet [ons Fold swimming meet was Georgina Entrants from five local town- Taylor with 11 points. Winner|ships participated in the South among the counsellors was Irene Diitarie Field cop ComBerition: Frobel, with 15 points. eld in connection wi e Osh- Virginia Bing, 10 I Faye awa Fair. Crops must be judged Broome, nine points, and Jean|in the fields and consequently Frommells, eight points, were|before the fair opens on Sept. 25. other winners among the camp- dunes in the wheat competi. ers. Following Miss Frobel in|tion were: the counsellors' competitions| 1. Frank Batty and son, Brook- were Keith Johnston, Jean Rus-|lin: 2. R. Langmaid, Hampton; sell and Karen Trivett 3. Wm. Snowden, Oshawa; 4. Wi i" . | Douglas Ashton, Ashburn; 5. A. Winners in other events were: |} o Fancy dive from diving board Richardson, Ashburn; 6. Heber ; Down, Brooklin; 7. E. Hockadey, . ; Hampton; 8. Wm. Parinder, | Karen Trivett. ' : ; fot .q| Myrtle; 9. Jackson Bros., Brook | Fancy dive from diving hoard lin; 10, Fred Ashton, Ashburn; Vinge vi ew Jean Trom-|1;' w "Gardiner, Ashburn. | Siri Ir { WwW rs in the oats co 3 Longest dive and swim under | ion were: in the 5 competi water -- Ginny Kirby, Caroll 1w. H Down, Brooklin; 3. Bint. _|Wes Werry, Hampton; 3. Jack Longest jump from diving Baker, Hampton; 4. Jackson [board -- Angela Otvos, GaillBros., Brooklin; 5. R. Best, {Church. : . . _|Hampton; 6. Frank Batty and Longest dive from diving Son, Brooklin; 7. Milton Park- board (without use of hands and|ins, Brooklin; 8. Herb Ashton, feet) -- Joanne Wiggers, J e a n! Ashburn; 9. E. Leask, Hamp | Trommells. ton; 10. E. Hockadey, Hampton; |RACES 11. Wm. Snowden, Oshawa; 12, 8 Years -- Jo-Anne Dupont, Carl Bradley, Hampton; 13. |Pamela Arnold. Boyd Ayre, Hampton; 14. Edgar 9 Years -- Cathy Chapman, Disney, Greenwood; 15. Edgar Sheila Vandewalker Werry, Hampton; 16. L. Brad. 10 Years -- Debbie Hoskins, ley, Ashburn; 17. A. C. Parrott, Faye Broome. ing 1B Alffed Fisher, vd 11 Years -- Angela Otvos,|burn; 19. A. Richardson, Ash- Eleanor Langelle and Ann Wat-|burn; 20. Jones Bros., Picker- son. ing y "12 Years -- Gloria Davis, Gin- " Crops Jere Juoged DY Challes v Kirby. 3. Boynton T! y ny Years -- Jean Trommells, | Boynton said that all the crops Georgina Taylor. were down badly due to: the a or stormy weather we have been | 14 Years and over Carol DEving Bint. ing. | Counsellors' races--Irene Fro- bel, Jean Russell. NOVELTY EVENTS | Bus Tour Ball race--Ann Watson, Sheila Vandewalker. Three-arm race -- Irene Fro- Is Planned be'. Jean Russell; Lynne Mac- Mr.. Lorne Clark, Uxbridge, Niel, Karen Trivett. R No. 2, and Mr. Murray Jones, Relay race (one counsellor,| Ashburn, R No. 1, have been two campers) -- Keith Johnson, | selected as Ontario County wine Georgina Taylor, Gloria -Davis; ners of the Provincial Junior Irene Frobel, Janice McPher-| Farmer bus tour to Eastern On- son, Jean Trommels. tario and Quebec. The bus tour Dive and come up through|ill extend from Sunday, Aug- floating hoops -- Georgina Tay- ust 20th to Saturday, August lor, Faye Broome and Linda 26th, Woods. The trip is to go as far east as MARATHON SWIM Quebec City, and will include | (Greatest number of times such points of interest as Rob- around the pool in five minutes, 'ert H. Saunders Generating Sta- campers) -- Virgina Bint (3'2); (tion, Cornwall, McDonald Col- |Faye Broome (3); Georgina|lege, Quebec, various points of | Taylor (234); Janice McPherson (interest in Montreal and area, | (2%); counsellors -- Keith John-|Central Experimental Farm and [ston (91%); Irene Frobel (9%); [the Parliament Buildings, Ot- {Jean Russell 734); Karen|tawa |Trivett and Lynne MacMillan There will be 74 farm boys [ (794). and girls, representing 30 coun- | ties in the Province of Ontario | » on this trip. Final Concert The Riverdale Kiwanis Club, Toronto, is sponsoring Lorne Clark, and the Oshawa Kiwanis For Season Club is sponsoring Murray ; Jones. Each Kiwanis Club pro- Perfect weather is expected|vides a sixty dollar travelling tonight for the final concert in ascholarship towards expenses of series of four by Bernard Tier-|tpis educational trip. ney and his orchestra at the [Lorne Clark and Murray Jones McLaughlin Bandshell. were selected for this trip be- Featured artist will be Roy|cause of outstanding achieve- (Roberts. Mr. Roberts sang foriment and leadership in Junior |many years with Mart Kenny Farmer work in Ontario County, |and his orchestra and has re-| [conus been on radio and tele- BLAST HURTS THREE 8 : how ANTIOCH, Calif. (AP) -- An tives t show | cpp senigiives of ae 3 o {explosion ripped through a sec- |Canada and the Radio and tion of the Dow Chemical Com- [Transcription Fund of the Rec- Pany plant near here Wednes- ord Industry of America, expect/day night, Injuring three work- a capacity crowd, as they feel{men and causing an undeter- this will be the best of the four|mined amount of damage. A programs spokesman for Dow said a The 'band will play, requests/methyl bromide storage tank and 'several members will give exploded, destroying about 1,000 I solos. {gallons of the chemical.