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+ 4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, July 5, 1962 NEW FIRE CHIEF GETS FITTING After 40 years service with the Bowmanville Volunteer Fire Department, Frank Cal- ver (right) retired as Fire Chief. He is shown fitting the chief's helmet on newly-ap- pointed Chief Thomas Lyle. Mr. Calver had been chief for the past year and a half 'and deputy chief for two years before that. Being Bow- | manville Fire Chief is a family | tradition for Mr. Lyle. His fa- | ther was chief several years | MEADOWCREST JR. Brooklin Sr. School Examination Results BROOKLIN -- Listed belowjLegg, Ross Legg (T), Phyllis| GRADE 3 to Grade 4A are the promotions at the! Mackey, Jim Nesbitt. Court Issues Bench Warrants BOWMANVILLE (Staff) Bench warrants were issued for two district youths when they failed to appear in court here Tuesday on a charge of steal- ing gasoline. Albert Goodwin and Melville Spragg were the two of six youths charged with the offence who did not appear, although Jack Whelan notified the court that he would be delayed until noon because of his job. When a police cruiser was sent to the Goodwin residence to pick up two youths and bring them back to court, OPP learn- ed that Goodwin was in Minden and Spragg was in Oshawa look- ing for a job. Roy Mullholland, Robert Whe- lan and Wade Summers appear- ed in court on the charge of stealing gasoline from the pro- perty of Herbert Prescott, Dar- lington Township. The whole matter was adjourned for one week. Wants Fence Around Park ago. Mr. Calver recalled that when he first became a mem- ber of the fire department, Mr. Lyle, then a young boy, Lists of the final standings ob- tained by students of the Ajax High School on their year's work have been released. Students names are listed in alphabetical order and are ar- ranged in groups to show the Standing that has been obtain- ed. Clay, C. Haigh (PC. Eng. Comp. Fr.), B. Irwin (PC Art), J. McLean (PC Art), M. Peddle (PC. Sci.), J. Small (PC. Typ), V. Soutar (PC. Geog), K. Webb (PC. Sci), D. Barras (PC, Art), A. Corbett (PC. Fr.), J. Han- cock (PC Math), E. Jordan (PC Typ), S. Milne, B. Roberts, W. Smerhy, G. Stavert (PC Eng. Lit), I. Wilson (PC Typ), C. Caldwell (PC. Math),S. 'Davis (PC. Geog.), F. Haynes (PC. Eng. Lit), H. McLean (PCFr), R, Parker (PC.Typ), D. Shee- Where the letters PC appear after a students name it indi- cates that the student has been promoted conditionally in the subject or subjects srown A student who is promoted con- ditionally must show satisfac-/han (PC. Art), G. Smith (PC, tory progress in the next grade| Phy. Ed), J. Venman (PC.Eng. or the certificate will be with-| Lt.). held. GRADE 10 GRADE 9 First Class Honors First Class Honors |_J. Armstrong, M. Collins, P. P. Beeching, I. Crellin, P.|Henry, M. Hunt, D. McGrath, Ingram, I. Macrae, S. Patrick, |'J- Richardson, D. Sutherland, N. Russ, K. Burda, B. Davis, | M. Ward, R. Willmot, A. Boor- P. Koenderman, C. Marks, D,| off, Falby, L. Hicken, P. |Pike, L. Voyde, L. Churchill,| Hustler, S. Mawhinney, K. Sev- iK. Haugin, $. Krohn, L. Mis-|ets, P. Thompson, M. West, V. |kelly, S. Ravey, G. Williams,| Wright. |C. Colgan, L. Henshaw, C. Lit-| M. Borndahl, T. Foster, A. itle, K. O'Brien, W. Robertson,|Hotta, M. Kent, P. Miller, C. |W. Wright. | Sloan, C. Voyd, L. Wheeler, D. | |Clarkson, G. Gerrard, J. Hough- Second Class Honors was a "mascot" of the bri- gade --Oshawa Times Photo. Glen Bryson, Brian Dingman, | BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A} former town councillor A. H.} L. Andrew, C. Bilcox (PC Hist), B. Brown, B. Devolin ton, L. Krane, B. Renshaw, J. Stratton, B. Walker, E. Wiles. Second Class Honors was a fence there, but a contrac-|Cord, K. Pflug, B. Rolls, Sturrock of Sturrock street,|(PC Math), S. Gillard, L,) complained to council Tuesday|Kemp, D. MacCorkindale (PC; night that a fence should be|Eng. Comp. Art), B. Marshall,| Brooklyn, constructed around Franklin|J. Pugh, L. Thompson Park. \Typ), R. Williams, P. Arm-|D. Haslam, P. Humphrey (PC. "Do we have to wait until/strong, S. Bissell, §. Cameron,|Fr.), P. Leonard (P.C. Phy. someone else is killed before|J. Duncan, C. Gray, S. Kerton,/Ed.), R. Marshall, G, O'Toole we get some action?" asked Mr.|T- Mousseau (PC Math), W.|(PC. Phy. Ed.), W. Robertson, Sturrock. |Robinson, A. VanHemmen, M.|J. Taylor, L. Watt, K. Wilson, He was referring to an in-| Williamson. |S. Bois, R. Brown, A, Claring- cident about a year ago when| E. Ballard, S. Blundell, W.|bold, B. Dowden, K. Freeman, a child was killed in the area.|Cookson, M. Ellison, R. Greer,|F. Gibbs, R. Hepburn, L. Jack, Mr. Sturrock charged that|Z. Krane (PC Shop), L. Mc-|¥. Moore, S. Skelton, W. Tay- | M.\lor, G. Welch. tor had taken it down. . | Wiles, R, Willmot, P. Bateman,) N, Borndahl, C. Bullock, B. Reeve Sidney Little suggested|L. Booth, A. Day, G, Empey,|Collins, C. Dutheil (P.C, Lat.), that the fence was taken down|C. Haigh, G. Lenehan, J. Mc-|P. Frost, B. Gowans P.C. Phys. L. Aldridge (PC. Fr.), L. G. Clapham, W. (PC| Donkers, D. Ferguson, C. Gibbs, Examination Results At Ajax High School | Perkins (PC. Fr.. Lat.), C. Rowe, G. Whitehead, S. Boyle, J. Bush, B, Copping (PC Sci.), J. Ferguson (PC. Typ.), D. Jones, P. Littlejohn, K. Mous- seau (PC. Sci. Lat.), R. Patter- son, E. Peterson (PC. Lat.), S. Smith (PC. Sci.); E. Wilkins. PASS STANDING §. Adamson, M. Huminuik (PC. Math.), L. Marples (PC. Geog.), D. Fleury (PC. Fr.), D. Loudfoot (PV. Sci.), 8. Munro (PC. Lat.), D., Gorman (PC. Lat.), B. MeConnell (PC. Lat.), C. Rowland (PC. Lat.). GRADE li FIRST CLASS HONORS G. Gibson A. Witchlow, J. McMahon, C. Thompson, H Told. SECOND CLASS HONORS J. Caldwell, D. Girsley, J. King, J. Ravery (PC. Hist.), B. Rogers, W. Conner, L. Hack- ney, D. Martin, S. Robertson, E. Yendall. F. Dunn, M.- Hicken (P.C, Fr.) J. McGivern (PC. Lat.), K. Robinson, J. Fowler, J. Hunter, son. THIRD CLASS HONORS K. Barry, P. Corrigan (PC. Eng. Lit.), P .Ellis, M. Mar- cella (PC, Hist.), A. Meese, N. Smyth (PC. Hist. Fr.), P. Benson (PC. Phys. Ed.), J. PG OS fr" SON UXBRIDGE HOLIDAY Guides Bound For July Camp By EVELYN HOUCK UXBRIDGE -- Thirty-five la- dies attended a. surprise baby shower held at the Legion Hall recently in honor of the twin boys of Mr. and Mrs, Art Wil- son born on Tuesday, June 19 at the Cottage Hospital. After the gifts were opened, several contests were conducted and then luch was served by the hostesses May Stemp and Edna Burroughes. The Girl Guide picnic was held on June 26 at the Elgin Park, Uxbridge. The division commissioner Carter presented the district commissioner's war- rant to Dorothy pson, the first warrant to be' received by a guide leader in Uxbridge. The all-round cord was also given to Nancy Bernhardt and Joan Hickling. First class bad ges were given to Sharon Cap. stick and Vera Simpson. House emblems were present ed to Nancy Bernhardt, Joan Hickling, Merian Skerrat and Vera Simpson. This emblem is| S. Parker, G. Robin-|in the shape of a little house)' ' lsiven by the. people of Wales to Godfrey, R. Marsh (PC. Lat.)| H. Prentice, C. Soetens. C. Carrington (PC. Physics) D, Dalgleish (PC. Physics), J Gleeson, T. Hunter (PC. Fr.), J. Reid (PC.. Physics), D. Reid.| PASS STANDING A. Clay (PC. Physies), G.j O'Hara, P. Robert (PC. Hist. Lat.), M. Wearing (PC. Phy- ) |sall and Sheila Hudson. | P. Massicotte (PC. Phys. Ed.),|Plans wre completed for twenty | {Her Majesty the Queen when) |she was Princess Elizabeth and is earned by housewifery. First aid badges were also awarded and those tested and passed by Dr. Nol a first company, Janice Lorraine Smith, Lois were Houck, the guides _ for)® their annual picnic at the home of the principal Mr. P. T. Bern. hardt on Thursday evening. Ed. Barnhardt who has just com. pleted thirty4ive years of teach. ing, the past eighteen in the Uxbridge high school, was pre- sented with an Arnold Hodg- kins oil painting, by Miss Me. Quade. Miss Price and Mr. Mavor were also presented with going away gifts. The St. Margaret's group of the Presbyterian Church held their final meeting in the form of a picnic at the home of Mrs. Jean Arens. de A presentation was made to the minister's wife Mrs.' Mac- Kenzie. Rev. MacKenzie preach- ed his farewell sermon on Sun day, June 24. : A, Hy 9 4 ind Rl) Bell. and Vera Simpson; second), company: "|Jody Gibbons, Dorothy Camp- Charlotte Mercier, |" DON GALLINGER, Managing Director Camp three girls and four leaders who} \left on July 1 for Camp rigged The high school staff held former National Hockey League Player with "Boston Bruins" Complete Co-operation With Travel Agente An AAA, ATRO Recommended Resor? Telephone Toronto 364-2722 by the contractor for his own|lvor, G. Pinkney, J. Smail, S.)Ed.), C. Hickey, M. Killen, L. benefit. Wilkinson, I. Wood |McGinnis, G. Nash, P. Pat- Council decided to refer the| |rick, L. Smith, S. Thompson, matter to the roads and streets) y Bb ay eo col-\J: Wells, J. Brooklyn, S. committee with power to actijing A. Dell (PC Phy. Ed. Pen),| Cheyne, D. Crumb, M. Gale, Brooklin Senior School, follow-| Sysan Nott, Brenda Ormis-| Jane Grant, Beverly Hawksley, ing June examinations. lton, Milt Parkin, John Phillip,|Lynda Hodson, Darrell Long, The teaching staff is made|Bonnie Snudden, Peter Thorn: |Roswitha Malischewski, Carol up, by the following: Ronaldjton, Peter Walendzewicz, Ria! Mitchell, William Vipond. McKinzey, principal; William/Wilson, John Young, Har TY! GRADE 2 to GRADE 3 sics), G. Meek (PC, Eng.), B. Rayner (PC. Hist. Fr.), R. Robertson (PC. Physics) R. Wright. GRADE 12 RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN'S NEW Boyd, Joyce M. Graham and Ruth Foster. GRADE 5 TO GRADE 6 | Kathy Andrews, Pat Boule (T), Bill Bowers, Douglas Bur- leigh, Mary Finch, Bob God-| frey, Tony Gray, Lynda Wamer, Peter Heron (C), Shawn Humphreys, Dennis Manning, Sue Mitchell, Joan Oldham, Gail Ormiston, Tom Rutherford, Fred Seymour (C), Larry Weales. GRADE 6 TO GRADE 7 David Bailey, Bob Baxter (C), Dorothy Downey, Beverly |Zylstra | |MEADOWCREST JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 1 Judy Appleton, Linda Bailey, Owen Bailey, Edward Bayley, Bradley Beath, Kim Bemis, Brian Biggs, Ronnie Botda, A lan Bowden, Johnny Buldyks, Terry Cain, Mary Jean Clark, Carol Craig, Patsy DeLong, David Dean, Bruce Dingman, Sandra Down, Peter scholtz, Glyn Evans, Fairservice. Mario Frendo - Cumbo, Tina Sharon Esch-| | Brenda Bowers, Gregory |Cartwright, Fara Clark, Shar- jon Corlies, John Deremo, Ger- jald Desveaux, Judy Down, Don- jald Fishley, Brian Grills, Ron- jald Haines, Lionel Ingleton, [Debbie MacKenzie, William |Medland, Mary Lou Mitchell, Nellie Mooyer, Jerry Plak- jmeyer, Larry Thackuk. |GRADE 1 to GRADE 2 |Cumbo, Murray Richardson. |GRADE 3 to GRADE 4 Elaine Alderson, Donald Bai- and agreed that a snow fence as a temporary measure mighi stop children from _ bicycling through this restricted area. It was also suggeted by Mayor Ivan Hobbs that a letter be sent to, the contractor to find out why the fence was torn down Mr. Sturrock also complained about the DeJong subdivision. |He wanted to know why Mr. |DeJong had not lived up to his| Ronald Egan, Henry Frendo-|bargain with the town to pave| xiii; the streets and install curbs and| tay gutters. According to an agree-| 11; ment with the town, this was (pc| K- Hall, R. Horton, B. Landry, (pc| ©: Mann, T. Nichols (P.C. typing) N.' McCombe (Pc|he™), R. Rancler (FC. Fr.), "~|R. Stinson, C. Watkins, L. Math), D. Berry, L. Cassan) wijcox (PC. Art), W. Cope (PC Math.| Typ), G. Dowton, C. Gillings) THIRD CLASS HONORS (PC Fr. Math), S. Hooey (PC.} D. Andrew, J. Brewer (PC. Hist), P. Kaus, B. McGregor|Math.), A. Caines (PC. Phy. (PC. Math, Art), J. Bruce, W./Ed. Hist.), §S. Copping (PC. Chaimers, R. Corrigan (PC/Lat.), M. Flynn (PC, Lat.) K. Typ), D. Falby (PC Rr. Typ),|Kowalski (PC. Lat.), M. Mc- Godfrey, L. Johnson, D.|Cosh, S. Northrup, A. Pepper, n, D, Mahoney, W. Carpen-|R. Roberts, T. Thompson, C. | J. Coates, K. Dalgleish} Wilson, W. Barefoot (PC. Typ. |(UC Hist. Sci.), J. Ferguson, D.|Lat.), I. Brown, S. Clouthier, iGriggs (PC. Art), P. Johnston|J. DeClara, D. Hunt (PC. Sci.), M. Flynn, M. Eng. Comp), Hayman, B. Jones supposed to have been done by! (pc M ath), A. Ledson (PC,|J. Leyden. Gerrow, Gail Grant, Brian Ha-)jey, Linda Batty, Ronald Batty, pa ve oe. ae mer, Sharon Hayden, Cathy|Ben Bonisteel, Wanda Bowers, Guest, Terry Hess, Phillip Ken- July 1 | "The street get so clogged! Ge, L. Mills (PC. Lat.), D. Oland Art, Typ), 0. Manikas (PC,| ba Comp. Geog.), H. FIRST CLASS HONORS P .Colgan (5 ops.), M. Girvan (5 ops), R. Link (5 ops.), J. Rapsey (5 ops.), F. Collins (5 ops.), J. Henshaw (5 ops.), L. Ohrner (5 ops.), M. Wills (5 ops.), R. Daze (5 ops.), T. Koenderman (5 ops.), J. Pike (5 ops.), R. Woods (5 ops.) SECOND CLASS HONORS L. Boyle (5 ops.), R. Cooke (5 ops.), D. Dowden (5 ops.), K .Hemenway (5 ops), P .New- port (4 ops.), D. Raveney (5 ops.), P. Cameron (5 ops.), E. DePaola (5 ops.), A. Ferguson (5 ops), L. Kosurko (5 ops.), COLOR by DE LUXE FEATURE DAILY: 2:25 -- 4:35 6:50 -- 9:05 G. Owen (5 ops.), M. Clapham (5 ops.), P. DePaola (5 ops.), A. Francey (5 ops.), D. Moore (5 ops.) G. Oxenham (5 ops.). THIRD CLASS HONORS H. Armstrong (5 ops), B. Blundell (4 ops.), S. Draine (5) ops.), R. Maltby (5 ops.), L.| Paterson (4 ops.), S. Ashley! (4 ops.), P. Corrigan (5 ops.), E. Kellett (5 ops.), A. Marks} M. Streetuwitz (4| ops), J. Bateman (4 ops.), C. Dowden (4 ops.), E. Kusiar (5) ops.), M. Martinelli (4 ops.) K .Taylor (4 ops.). \(PC. Enc. with mud and water that thel°°e" ' if : children are sometimes forced|__D- Manning (PC Math. Typ),| to go through a field to get to|M. Perkins, C. Rogers (PC school,"' said Mr. Sturrock. | Hist), Fy neat. 2 Saontiaan Council decided to instruct the} (PC. Typ),B. Marco (FC, Eng. oa lLit Art), B. Randall (PC P t ji »_ b. y own solicitor to take the matter) ig). C. Sherburne (PC Geog),| to Mr. DeJong's solicitor to get! Go Stewart | : : ' : (PC Fr.), D. Tur-| immediate action. |ner (PC. Pen), P. Parker (PC) A motion was also passed at|Eng. Lit Penmanship) G. Reid,| the request of Councillor Jack! L. Smith, R. Stolar, R. Williams| Brough to check a charge made|(PC Sci. Fr.). by Mr. Sturrock that town equipment was being used to PASS Standing dumpdi rt and gravel on the; G. Andrew (PC Eng. Lit), G. streets in this sub-division. Hill, Edward Holman, Stephen|Stephen Brooks, Wayne Church, Knight, Sharon Laws, Nancy|Wayne Curl, Debra Gaidychuk, Lee, Jeffrey Lehman, Steven|/Marcia Hurst (C) Nancy John. Matthews, David Matice, Robin|ston, Linda Kydd, Judith Mar- McCool, Donnie McCoy, Debra| shall, Paul McLellan (C), Cath- Moreau, Gordon Nolan, Leo erine Penfound, Stephen Pitt, O'Leary, Pamela Ormiston, | Gary Reynolds, Terry Shank- Muriel Pengelly, Denise Rob-|land, Carol Van Ginhoven, Vello ertson, Eddie Ruis, Kerry Anne|Voogjarv, Donald Wilson. Shankland, Gary Shepherd,| Elaine Smith, 'Larry Watson,|GRADE 3 to GRADE 4 David Wichall, Ellen Wilson,| Betty Appleton, Molly Bailey, Terry Wilson. jJames Bartlett, Lyn Boule, GRADE 1 to GRADE 2 jTimothy Colleran, Richard Ricky Batty, Lynn Ann Bay-|Clark, Carol Crawford, Wil- ley, Wilma Cornelissen, Kevin|liam Down, Paul Frendo-Cumbo nedy, Don Mitchell, Yvonne Morrison, Robert Richardson, Grant. Roberts, Nancy Thomp- son, Sheila Thomson, Sherry Yates. GRADE 6 TO GRADE 7 Dick Agar, Alison Butler, Sherry Lynn Campbell (C), Su- zanne Campbell, Donna Cooke, Gary Cooper, Neil Crawford (C), Judy Dingman, Nancy Draper, Ken Finch, Diane Hamilton, Judy Humphreys, Carol Johnsion (T), Hugh John- ston (C), Rene Kehoe, Patricia Klasen, Fraser MacKenzie, 2 Teen-Agers Admit Killings On Lonely Road LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)--Two teen - aged cousins Wednesday night admitted the brutal slay- ing of two Louisville boys on a lonely road in adjoining Bullitt Joan Nicholson, Pat Pitt, Ivan Reynolds, Carol Roberts (C), Bob Short, Randy Soper, John Stevenson, Hubert Vanginhoven (C), June Anne Wilson, Bryce Yorke, Gosse » Zylstra, Harm Zylstra. GRADE 7 TO GRADE 8 Rodger Bailey, Beverly Bar- ker, Marie Buldyke, Linda Burleigh, Brad. Campbell, Wayne Dawson, Jane Deremo, Michael Dopp, Nancy Gerrard, David Gray, Linda Greer, Fran- ces Geron. James Kennedy, Peter Keogh, Tommy Lakey, Kenneth Lambert, Carol Manning, Keith Miller, Patricia Mitchell, Kjeld Nielsen, John O'Leary (C), Jane Ormiston, Ann Potts, Brad Powell (C), Stuart Rash- leigh, Carl Roberts, John Robin- son, Lynda Rutherford, Rosalie Seymour, Christina Shankland, Peter Vinond, William White, Michael Wood, Judy Woodward. GRADE 8 TO GRADE 9 To attend Anderson Street High, Henry Street High, Pick. ering, Dunbarton, and Oshawa, according to subjects chosen: James Allison, Beverly Apple- ton, Ann Bartlett, Janice Bird, Judy Bonistell, Mike Boule (T), Eric Butler, Norine Carnochan,) Wayne Davidson, Frances Draper, Ken Edwards, Jim Finch (T), Joe Grills (T), Susan Gulliver, Valerie Gutherc, Bob Hull, Woel Hamer (T), Joanne Heron, Margaret Hewie, Joan Hoar, Gerry Hurst (T), Joan Ken- nedy, Gordon Langfield, KathyCheryl Watson, Ann Willman. Craig, Wayne Crawford, James|(c), Susan Daniels, Robert Desveaux, Joe) Frendo-Cumbo, » Paul Frendo-| Cumbo, Donna Hamilton, Gar-| ry Henderson, Gordon Hooker, Blair Hubbard, Nigel Knight (C), Albert Mooyer, James Pitt, Daniel Seymour (c), Mari- lyn Stell, Gary Stevens, Sharon Sykes, Glyn Thomson, Roy Thomson (C), Elizabeth Voog- jarv, Gay Van Ginhoven, Susan Wagg, William Zylstra GRADE 1 to GRADE 2 Anne Alderson, June Boake,| Donna Bonneville, Patti Brown Susan Carnwith, Larry Down Leslie Emerson, James Fraser,! Ricky Gaidychuck, Louise, Halie, Marilyn Hamer, Gordon) Hodson, Stanley Hollinshead,| Judy Johnston, ders, Mary Mathison, John McCoy, Lynn McLellan; Laurie} Milner, Neil Petch, Lynne Pur-} kiss, Phillip Roberts, Raymond} Roberts, Diana Robertson, De- Dorothy Lin.| Gates, |Hamer, Neil Henderson, Roy| Hooker (C), Yvonne Kirkwood,| |Lana_ Lent, Joany Linders, | Bruce Miller, Maryanne Mil-| |ner, Nancy Mitchell, Murray|The value of building permits issued by the town in June this year increased by almost $2000 compared with the same month |Peacock, Ronald Snudden, Ger- |ald Stephens (C), Mina Thomp- son, Wendy Walls, Kenneth Yates, John Zylstra. Janie| TTC Approves Use Building Permits Show June Hike BOWMANVILLE _ (Staff) --/ last year. County. Brian Beath, Robert Bell; Wil- jrance O'Leary, Linda Pilkey, June permits totalled $42,550 and in June, 1961 the total value; was $40,728. The permits issued GRADE 4 TO GRADE 5 Harry Agar, Jennifer Bailey, Police Lieut. James Wyatt said Jerry Wayne Anfinson, 18, and Kenneth Dale Woodward, }17, both of Louisville, admitted |killing James Benningfield, 17, and James Impellizzeri, 14, June 23. The bodies were found Mon- day, both shot through the head. Anfinson and Woodward were not charged immediately. Wyatt quoted them as saying they were hitchhiking the night Of Subway Shelter TORONTO (CP)--The emer- gency use of two subway sys- tems as fallout shelters for 105,- 000 people was approved in principle Wednesday by the Toronto Transit Commission. DEATHS in June, $962 represent three new single family dwellings, new garages and numerous re- pairs to homes: liam Corlies, Jack Forde (C), Ian Grant, Sheila Gray, Dar- lene Hess, Brian Kydd, Robert Laws, William Lee, Lynne Legg, David McCoy, Michael Neville, Patricia Nolan, Ter- Thachuk, Patricia Watson, Pat- ricia Wilson. Dorothy Roberts, Dawna Wagg | (T), Linda Wilson, Diana Wood,|GRADE 5 TO GRADE 6 Tuan udith) Kenneth Allison (C), GRADE 4 TO GRADE 5 Bayley, Arthur Bergs, Shirley Gary Ablett, Donald Batty Buldyke, Donna Davidson, El- \Keith Batty, Dale Bonneville, borah Sedore, Kenny Vipond,|p B +a Deborah Wallace, Kathy Watson| Gienys pon Ronde eer «C), Cathy Wilson. |Church, Wendy Dingman, Rob. GRADE 2 to GRADE 3 ae Eeeo, Joseph Frendo- Steven Ablett, Stephen Ash-|mpo, John Fae Gta vid Reagan: 4 gg oe ase, eras Hayden, Beth Ingleton, sled AO le 20d yKe,/Marlene Kennedy, Sharon Mc- Bruce Campbell, Henry Cornel-\r oan Richard Mountjoy (3) issen, Wanda Craig, Dianne Ed-|to47' Ormiston, David Shank. wards, Ricky Gerrow, Dougla nd, Jimmie Short Judith So. Graham, Deborah Guest, Ralph | por . , Las Hoar, Lauwra Huskens, Judith! Phillip Stevenson, Allan William Nolan, Kenneth Nott, len Deremo, Kenneth Down, Mary Hoar, Nancy -- Hooker, Douglas Johnston, George Kerr, Isabel Langfield (C), Betty Lee (C), Lynda Lee, Donna McCoy, Fred Nesbitt, Barrie Nolan Patricia Nott, Danny O'Leary, Marilyn Peacock, Bruce Potts,) June Rashleigh, Gail Shank-) land, Paul Smith, Evelyn Ste- phenson, John Van Ginhoven (C). Lee, Billy Lockyer, Jimmy Pen-| Wn v gelly, Donna Potts, Cora Pow- 5 ell, Nancy Ross, Ricky Scaife, |§ THE MOST DEFIANT Wayne Stevens, Frederica! Struyk, Garry Trivett (C),(\¢ \ WALL @ @ 50S. HORMA CRISTIANT) and her Chimpanzee Star World's Finest Groups of T ROYAL BENGAL TIGERS Girat and Baby Pertorming HORDS: OF ELEPHANTS ACE LIONS, BEARS, LEOPARDS BROOKLIN (Oshawa) Simcoe Street Show Grounds Sponsor: Brooklin Dist. Lion's Club For the benefit ef charitable activities. SATURDAY Matinee 2:00 p.m. Evening 8:00 p.m. JULY CHILDREN -- 1,00 ADULTS -- 1.90 Reserved Seots 90c Extro TRIPOLI TROUPE Somersaulting Over Elephants RAINED WILD ANIMALS lowns © Horses ® Ponies DAZZLING SPECTACLE GERONIMO! SBILTMORE WARRIOR OF THEM ALL! KAMAL DEI os UNTEDEEDARTISTS of June 23 and that Impellizzeri and Benningfield picked them u By THE CANADIAN PRESS Miami Beach, Fla.--George Clarke, 96, one of the organizers of Clarke Steamship Company in Montreal. London, England--John Chris- tie, 79, founder of the Glynde- bourne Opera. Milan -- Marion Frigerio, 69, Italian stage director and one- time assistant to Arturo Tos- canini at La Scala opera house. p. Then, he said, they gave this account: Anfinson pulled a pistol, took Benningfield's wallet containing $3, then forced the victims to drive south of Louisville. When they reached the road, Anfinson made Benningfield stop the car, forced him out, Benningfield walked to the shoulder of the road, and Anfin- son shot him. He then gave the pistol to Woodward, they drove about 1,000 feet, Woodward forced Im- pellizzeri from the car and Im- ellizzeri fainted. Woodward shot him in the head and pushed his body into a ravine. : X-TRAORDINARY! X-CITING! SWEET STREETS SIRACUSA, Sicily (AP)--City council has ordered lavender perfume mixed with the disin- fectant solution that is used to wash down the streets of this ancient city. The Rocket Ship That Challenged Outer Space! PANAVISION® TECHNICOLOR® FORGOTTEN WORLDS 0 PASS STANDING A, Luckett (5 ops.), G .Newitt (4 ops.), H, Richards (4 ops.), G. Robert (4 ops.), J. Wright (4 ops.). THORNTON RD. AT HIGHWAY 401... CHILDREN under 12 FREE! ALWAYS A COLOR ( PHONE 723-4972 ADTONK ANIUUN "Judgment at Nuremberg" Academy Award Winner! Best Actor ! sume sen Bost Screenplay F roy mam EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT! NO RESERVED SEATS! 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