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: ne SUNDAY SCHOOL TAKE Some 175 children, who at- ; Saturday morning to take a tended the Simcoe Street | train for their annual picnic United Church Sunday School | in Victoria Park at Cobourg. gathered at the CNR station | On their arrival in Cobourg "ws eT S TRAIN TO PICNIC GROUND | | to Oshawa by train in the evening. This picture shows part of the group at the local station--Oshawa Times Photo four buses transported them to the lakeside park, where they enjoyed games, races and refreshments before returning OBITUARIES MRS. MARY E. LEGGE |He was a member The death occurred suddenly|Jehovah's Witnesses. | Sunday morning, June 24,! Surviving relatives are his} at the family residence, 210)mother and stepfather, Mr. and} Division street, of Mary Eliza-/Mrs. Leo Makela, of Oshawa; beth Heard, widow of Ernest|one half-sister, Debra Makela,| Legge. She was im her 84th\and two half-brothers, Larry year. jand Gregory Makela, all of A daughter of the late Mr.|Oshawa. _ and Mrs. James Heard, the de-| The remains are at the Arm-| ceased was born Sept. 3, 1878|strong Funeral Home. The me-! at Newcastle, Ont. and was|Mmorial service will be Tuesday, | married in Toronto in 1903 of the June 26, at 2 p.m. in the chapel.| A resident of Oshawa for 52/Conducting the service will be} years, Mrs. Legge had lived pre- Nick Nevar, of Toronto. Inter- viously at Bowmanville. She|ment will be in the Oshawa was a member of Simcoe Street|Union Cemetery United Church and was a very aoe ee active member of the women's MRS. GEORGE _HUNTBACH missionary segiety of the church} Following a sickness of three having served as a group|months the death occurred at leader. the residence of her daughter Predeceased by her husband|@! Raglan early this morning of Feb. 10, 1962, Mrs. Legge is sur|Mrs. George Huntbach. The vived by a daughter, Mrs.| deceased was in her 85th year. Vivian Davidson of Batavia,| Born in Battersea, Ont., NN.Y.,She was predeceased by a|June® 20, 1878, Mrs. Huntbach daughter, Mrs. Fred Douglas| was the former Annie May Wil- (Beatrice) March 9, 1958, liams, a daughter of the late Also surviving are a sister,| Samuel and Elizabeth Williams. Mrs. Alec McLeod (Lily) of 'To-|She had lived at Raglan for 10 ronto; three grandchildren and|Months and previously in the three great-grandchildren. Kingston area The 'remains are at the Arm- . ing nace 9 bd her first hus- strong Funeral Home. Rev.!band, Jack Kehoe, in 1912, the John K. Moffat, minister of Sim-|deceased was married to coe Street United Church, will| George Huntbach at Kingston in conduct the services: Interment! 1914. will be in Mount Lawn Ceme-| Mrs. I tery. Funeral arrangements | ber of Battersea Unit ed have not been completed. jChurch and was an active | worker in the women's associ- JOSEPH DAVIS ation of the church. | The death occurred at the) Besides her husband, she is Oshawa General Hospital Sun-|syryived by two daughters,| day, June 24, of Joseph Davis,|Mrs. Charles Watson (Vera), a former employee of the Mc-| Kingston and Mrs. Earl Free Laughlin Carriage Co. The de-|(Marjorie), Raglan and two ceased, who was in his 78th' sons, Roy Kehoe, Kingston and year, had been in poor health'Taurence Kehoe, Oshawa. for two years. He made his) Also surviving are a brother,| home with his sister, Mrs. Samuel Williams, of Battersea; | Huntbach was a mem- 490 People At Weekend Rally Recent efforts on the part of church leaders to improve methods of Bible study were given a boost at the recently concluded Bible conference held by Jehovah's Witnesses under the direction of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society. Using facilities of Lindsay Cen- tral Exhibition Grounds, at- tendance totalled over 490 per- sons for the weekend assembly. Highlighting the conference was the public meeting held on Sunday afternoon, at which the subject "Who Will Rule the World?" dealt with by District Representative of the Watch Tower Society, John F. Mac- Pherson. MEET AT LINDSAY Speaking at the Lindsay Cen. Hm tral Exhibition Grounds, Mr. MacPherson stated "The race for strategic positions giving] world supremacy has brought| into sharp focus the fact that|inhuman explosion of war de- Christianity's oft-repeated pray-|vices. Taxation for the up- er that "God's will be done on|keep of an expensive war ma- earth" is not without meaning|chine will be no more. Not only to this present generation which) will the war-supply factories be will witness the final end of|gone, but the materials of any| of a peaceful world." jrelics of war will be worked} wickedness and the realization|into useful instruments tak. | Referring to the six new min-|ing care of the earth and for| isters baptized at the service|changing the face of the earth) conducted for their induction,|into a paradise of pleasure, aj he pointed out "these new ones| garden of Eden like that which) will swell the already dedicat-|our first parents inhabited dur- ed number of 950,000 who arejing their perfect obedience to! now preaching the "good news|Jehovah God. Thus '"'they will of the Kingdom" throughout) beat their swords into plow-| the world." {shares and their spears into Mr. MacPherson further em-|pruning hooks. Nation shall not phasized "World domination | lift up sword against nation, will be by Jehovah's Kingdom/neither shall they learn war with his Prince of Peace in the | anymore." | i JOHN F. MacPHERSON for Review F 'When Arena Up WALKERTON, Ont. (CP)-- No team will be allowed to play in an Ontario Hockey Associa- tion league unless it agrees to complete its obligations for the entire season. ; Although the ruling, passed at the OHA executive's summer meeting, names ho particular team, it applies to a recent re- quest by Toronto St. Michael's College Majors to be allowed to enter the OHA Metro Junior A series without playing beyond March 31. By that date St. Michael's! might have made the playoffs} and the executive was solidly against letting a team pull out of the playoffs to be replaced by a runner-up. Galt's application to represent Canada at the world champion- ships in Stockholm in 1963 if | Trail Smoke Eaters refusal was|in minor age tournaments, the received but not acted on. It) will be passed on to the Cana- dian Amateur Hockey Associa- tion for consideration. Galt also wants a European tour, regardless of the decision on Stockholm. A tour by Kit- chener Waterloo Tigers of| smaller European centres from Oct. 21 to Nov. 6 was approved by the OHA but it needs CAHA sanction. GETS APPROVAL | Galt got approval for a game) with a Russian touring team in| Ontario. The touring team is to| play four games in Ontario and bids to play with the Russians! are in from Windsor and Kit-| chener-Waterloo Tigers. Jim As- pin, president of the Northern| Ontario Hockey Association,| suggested a game either in| North Bay or Sudbury. | Also suggested for the Rus- sians was a game against Metro) All-stars in Toronto. | An OHA subcommittee gave Oshawa tentative permission to; 53 Deaths On Weekend By THE CANADIAN PRESS Violent deaths accompanied the first weekend of summer| across the country and the feast of St. Jean Baptiste Day in Quebec. A cross-Canada survey by The Canadian Press revealed 53 weekend deaths, 31 in traffic mishaps. Seventeen lives were lost in Quebec as French-speak-| ing Canadians celebrated their major holiday. Traffic was the biggest killer} taking 14 lives in Quebec,| eight in Ontario, three in Nova Scotia two each in Alberta and) British Columbia and one each! in New Brunswick and Sask: chewan. | | NO MORE THAN TWO ranchise compete in the Metro League. When its planned $1,000,000 community centre is built Osh- awa's franchise position will be reviewed, with first considera- tion going to Matt Leyden, now on the OHA executive, and Neil Hezzlewood. Leyden and Hezzle- wood were operators of the Osh- awa Generals when the arena burned down. Meanwhile, Wren Blair will operate a junior club, sponsored by Boston Bruins of the Na- tional, League, playing home games in Toronto. During the meeting scrolls were presented to W. E. Hewitt of Toronto and William (Sky) Easson of Stratford, life mem- bers of the executive. To reduce excess competition meeting ruled no club will be permitted more than two games in any one day. In case of con- flict between a tournament and league obligations, the meeting] stressed, the league comes first. The number of senior teams will depend to a large degree on whether the Eastern Profes- sional Hockey League operate: | Two senior groups and prob: ably three will operate ni) NOHA territory. Other possibili-| ties in the senior picture: An eight-team league in Western| Ontario and a four-team circuit in Eastern Ontario. Pigeons Race 'From Ohio The General Racing Pigeon! Club of Oshawa held its ninth! race of the season, Saturday} from. Montpelier, Ohio, an air| line distance of 336 miles. | This was a cup race, for the Prescott Trophy, which was! won by a bird belonging to Dan-| ny Bejkowsky. Following is the result of the race: D, Bejkowsky, 1220.86; H. Leimsner 1197.89; F. Cowle, 1196.37; J. Strachan, 1195.39; J. Strachan, 1194.63; L. Kinsman, 1190.56; L. Presctot, 1188.74; H. Keimsner, 1186.39; J. Askew,| 1185.89; E, Gibson, 1185.37; F. Cowle, 1185.35; J. Askew, 1185.18; L. Kinsman, 1184.68; E. Smith, 1184.27; H, Leimsner, 1184.13; McGrath and_ Son, 1168.64; D. Bejkowsky, 1166.37; E, Smith, 1158.62; Kellar and Sproul, 1127.34. There will not be a race next week, but the following week, July 7, the birds will be racing from. Danville, Illinois, U.S.A., which is 520 miles air line dis- tance to Oshawa. This will be another cup race) | | 1 | | | | | freshments Trophy. | NEW WOODBINE ENTRIES TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1962 |p.m, designed to mix THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 25, 1962 3 Oshawa Rover Scouts and Sea Rangers held their annual competitions Saturday at Camp Samac with a large turnout of the members of a OLD COMPETITION both groups. Seen here are | luck at fire lighting with Ron Carol Cooper, right, and Vi- | Blyth of the 7th Oshawa D. sulla Probst, members of the | M. Rose Rover Scouts looking Port Hope and Cobourg Chig- | on. necto Sea Rangers try their --Oshawa Times Photo a D. M. Rosé : Rover Crew Wins Meet More than 60 Sea Rangers and Rovers participated in the second annual Rover - Ranger Competition at Camp Samac Saturday. Groups from Oshawa, Dunbarton, Port Perry and Co-| BINGO, Eastview Park, Tuesday 2 p.m. bourg attended. The competition tested skills); such as tent pitching, fire-light-| sewing. St. Matthew's Church, Wilson ing, and knot tying. Winners, | # judged on a total point basis, were members of the 7th Osh- awa D. M. Rose Rover crew. Chairman Jim Hutchinson said: "For some the competi- tion is still going on. Last year the Rangers won, but this year at-/and will be for the Tony's Re-|the girls seemed kind of rusty." The program started at 3.30 with an obstacle course WORD "HOBNOB" the groups. | | FARM machinery selis fast with an Oshawa ting ad? termined by the first water to boil over the fire. A stop-watch |determined winners of the knot tying event. The program ended with a campfire, sing-song, and dance in the parking lot. Mr. Hitchin- son was hurt to think the crews preferred recorded music to his singing. After everyone was well 'mix- ed', the crews launched canoes on Samac's lake. Later they enjoyed swimming in the Camp Samac pool. Following supper in Beaver Meadow, the serious competi- tion began. Each group parti- cipated in all events. Winner of the fire-lighting contest was de- COMING EVENTS and P Euchre Tuesday, 8.15 p.m. rizes. Admission 35 cents freeze out. BINGO ST. GERTRUDE'S AUDITORIUM EVERY MONDAY NIGHT ° 690 KING EAST AT FAREWELL GOOD PRIZES OSHAWA LIONETTES "STRAWBERRY TEA" HILLSDALE MANOR on WED. JUNE 27 2 to 4 P.M. Admission 50c. Tickets avail- able at Hillsdale Manor Fuck Shop. WA annual Strawberry Tea, baking and Hoskin, 2.30 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, ine 27, Adults 50c; children 25c. Times Classified Ad. Dial 723-3492 now to place your result-get- Little Buckaroo Ranch POOL OPEN 2--9 P.M. DAILY TRAIL RIDING By reservation 725-2737 WOODVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE NOS. 51-55 BINGO TONIGHT--8 P.M. RED BARN EXTRA GubEsS KINSMEN BINGO Charles W. Law, at 242 Maryinine grandchildren and 10 throne over all mankind. Deliv-| Concluding his address, Mr. street. | great-grandchildren. erance from fiendish nuclear| |MacPherson stated that though A son of the late Francis H.!" The remains were at the Mc-/\P0mbs and radioactive fallout|Christendom would end, Chris- Davis and Mary Leaming, the|Intosh - Anderson Funeral/is sure to come. No need for|tianity would have the opportu. deceased was born in OshawalHome until this afternoon, The|D°Mbproof, fallout-proof under-jnity to flourish unopposed, and lived his entire life here.!fyneral service will be held at|8round shelters then. There CONNAUGHT PARK OPENING WED., JUNE 27 6 P.M. Clear anr fast, Post time 3 p.m. WOODBINE ist First -- $1,900, Vernin Plate, maiden 3% and 4-year olds, 6% furlongs. ¥ Sand War 109 Romaleeza earth - wide. Race, color, lan- Master fone 109 aWhite Water 104|xCaptain Hook "1 : F I A ; imina-| Mister Parham 109 Sandys Requst 111 e He was a gees Mg ag the James Reid Funeral Home, beat og Pas ge td rac | Aiea P gees heen Bley ys Altruist ne 116 Leo or Dan 116) gevengH and o A 4 Ph caagieey ea s atmospher nd w. lon and segreg Ww ~|Keep a Thinkin 116 Irangi 125 abl Street United Churc Princess street, Kingston, at 2 Phere a aters, 8 4 Seventh -- $2,000, Hamilton and Dis- Phoenix Lodge, Independent/ym. Wednesday,. June 27, In- With radioactive debris from come a hated thing of the hide-|Lochinbee 160 Teiple Folly - 16). CONDENSATION Hobnob is a condensation of the phrase 'hob' and 'nob' which, in turn, was a corruption of 'hab' and 'nab' (nave and not. have). By Shakespeare's time the expresion meant 'give or a--Audiey Farm and R. 0. Graffius entry. 107 Flight Procs 112 xInigo 107 xSun n Wind 107 aNorthbay 112 aRoyal Sonie 112 Frilek Immer xPepit Senor Teddy Lady Herne 111] Cinservatory Order of Odd Fellows. terment will be in Sandhiil As a young man Mr. Davis Cemetery. Rev. Harry Robin- entered the employ of the Mc-)<on of the Church of the Re-| Laughlin Carriage Company|deemer, Kingston, will con- and learned the trimming! quct the services. trade. He was later employed by General Motors and, prior|MRS, ELIZABETH M. HENRY to his retirement in 1959, had The death of Mrs. Elizabeth worked 53 years with the two/May Henry occurred Saturday, firms. : June 23, at Hillsdale Manor. Mr. Davis is survived by &|She was in her 8lst year. Mrs. sister, Mrs. Charles W. Law,|Henry had been sick for the of Oshawa : ipast four years. The funeral service will be) She was the daughter of the hed] at the McIntosh Ander-)jate Mary and William Bartley son Funeral Home at 2 p.m.,/and was born in Port Perry.| Tuesday, June 26. IntermentiShe lived on a farm near will be in Oshawa Union Ceme-|plackstock until 10 years ago tery. Rev. L. W. Herbert, min-|when she moved to Oshawa. ister of King Street United) Hen husband, the late Wil- Church, will conduct the serv-jjiam Henry, predeceased her ices. in 1953. Mrs. Henry was a JAMES THOMAS STOKES vg the United Church James Thomas Stokes, of 310) op, i, survived by five Anderson avenue, died Of @lqaughters and three sons; Mrs. heart attack Saturday, June 23,7 \yoKee (Mary), Nestleton; om the Mosport race track. Heinirs F. Wilson (Fay), Osh-| Mee ce Gan Mies MO. F.. Tripp Ubttie), He was born in Oshawa May!Oshawa; Mrs. J. Wilson (Fern), 30, 1944 and _ ived in 'eiTyrone; Mrs. W. Reynolds, city all his life. (Rossie), Oshawa; Lewis He was a student at Dr..F. J. Blackstock; Lloyd, Newcastle,| Westmount Uniled Church, will part in the Lake Huron summer "ied in a traffic accident June greeted the Oshawa visitors,| United Church, conducted the OFC members Laurel Gates of, | 6 AMBULANCE CALLS Donevan Collegiate Institute.| nq Melville, Oshawa. Also one| jsister, Mrs. Annie McLennan of| |Toronto. | l anes The body is at the Gerrow | Funeral Chapel for service |Tuesday, June 26, at 2 p.m.| Flown To (Rev. Frank Ward, pastor conduct the service. Interment) will be in Pine Grove Ceme- Grand Bend ea Prince Albert. | FUNERAL OF Ten plane loads of Oshawa|?; ALEXANDER MacGREGOR Flying Club members flew down! The memorial service for D. to Grand Bend Saturday to take| Alexander MacGregor, who resort's first annual fly-in week-|2!, Was held from the Arm- end. | strong Funeral Home Saturday, Despite bad weather on Satur-|June 23. : day, 40 planes arrived to enjoy|, A Service was held in the) the hospitality of the Grand| Chapel, followed by interment} Bend Chamber of Commerce. |i" the Mount Lawn Cemetery. | A 'smorgasbord luncheon| Rev. G. Lokhorst, of the Tyrone' They also enjoyed live enter-| 5°Tvice. tainment, were shown around, Pallbearers were Harry Mc-) the town (winter population:|Master, Ronald Cox, James 950 ;summer: 20,000) and billet-| Milgate, _ Donald _Richardsoh, ed overnight at local hotels, Lloyd Skinner and William Prizes for "pilots from the) Sholdra. farthest point'"" were won by Oshawa and John Tamblyn of} No calls for assistance were| Orono. jreceived at the Oshawa Fire Miss Gates was presented| Department over the weekend, with the key to the resort town|it was reported. Between Sat- and her prize was a hat and|urday morning and this morn- matching handbag. Mr. Tam-|ing ambulances anscwered bs) plyn was given a lighter. | calls. ous past. Such would bring a} |realization of the angelic song "Glory in the heights above to} God, and on earth peace to men} of good will."' Surely all lovers} |of righteousness will welcome world rule by Christ the Prince CITY AND DISTRICT *|were six spoiled ballots. WINS SEVEN CUPS co. Glenn Willson, who has just completed his third year at | | | (CP)--| | Trintiy College School, Port! Youth Breaks Hope, won seven cups for sports| at the end of term and a medal] il A id for being the outstanding leader| Jai mi in ~ 47 school. He is the| - son 0} r. and Mrs. Stanley Pp ] B ll Willson, popes street and a; 0. ice u ets grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J.} w+ um Norval Willson, Ma : /ALKERTON, Ont. as ry street Police bullets did not stop a 17- SERVICE VOTE | year-old youth who broke out of The results of the service Bruce County jail Sunday night. vote for Ontario Riding can-| Stefin Dawydow, about to| didates in last Monday's federal|Start_a 12-month reformatory| election were announced this Sentence, escaped through the} morning by Returning Officer|'Oof of the building, and was| Harry Jermyn. The vote was as|S¢en running down an alley by| jfollows: A. A. Alton (SC) 10;/8 Constable who fired three/Se# Service Norman Cafik (Liberal) 173;|warning shots. Miss Aileen Hall (NDP) 22 and) Const. Ronald Fleet chascd/ Michael Starr (PC) 130. There the youth but he managed to| |get away. Police believe he may be armed. Dawydow was awaiting trans-| z SUBJECT -- ___|fer to Guelph Reformatory, He| Is the Universe, including|was sentenced for car theft and| Man, Evolved by Atomic] possession of stolen goods. | Force?" was the subject of the! ---------- Lesson - Sermon at Christian| VISITS UN TROOPS | Science services Sunday, June) GAZA (AP)--United Nations| 24. The Golden Text was from) Undersecretary Dr. Ralph Acts (chapter 4): "Lord, thou! 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