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: Vln, Shwe WELFARE OFFICERS Delegates to the Ontario registration at Hotel Genosha Welfare Officers Association Sunday night. From left are Convention chat following Charles V. Smith, past presi- RECISTER FOR CONVENTION dent, (Scarborough); Mrs. E. Butt, executive director, (Nt- agara Falls); H. G. Chese- Relief Work Needs Study Mayor Says pelling persons on relief to "work for their welfare" is a question which "we must delve into deeply" for there are Lyman A. Gifford said Monday. Speaking to about 200 persons attending the three-day 13th annual convention of the On- tario Welfare Officers' Associa- tion at Hotel Genosha, His Worship called welfare "big business today". "T think the average recipient of welfare today is honestly trying to get a job," he said, "but there are always a few bad apples in the barrel." MANY ADVANCES The mayor pointed out that welfare legislation has come a long way. "When I entered poli- tical life in 1031," he recalled, "there were no benefits such as unemployment insurance." Metro Toronto Chairman Wil- liam Allen urged the convention to "continue your efforts to help develop the finest form of brough, second vice-president, (Oshawa) and Arnold South- ern, president, (Port Arthur). Oshawa Times Photo municipal government in North A 29 - year - old Hamilton truck driver, Christian Schouman, RR 2, Hannan, was / THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 10, 1963 managed to free him in a at the Oshawa General Hospi- car-truck collision on Highway tal. Reports from the scene 401, about a mile east of Whit- indicated a west-bound car TRANSPORT DRIVER INJURED IN COLLISION driver beneath the wheels. occupants of the car Mr, Mrs, David Johnston of 1344" 49 Lose Lives | During Weekend | A Quebec highway accident that claimed six lives and two crashes in Ontario that killed five persons each swelled the weekend traffic toll in Canada to 4. A man and woman from St. Camille de Bellechasse and four men from Ste. Justine died in the two-car crash near Ste. Ger- main, Que., 50 miles southeast of Quebec City. Three Hamilton men and a Rochester N.Y. couple died in a two-car crash at Hagersville, 20 miles southeast of Hamilton. Four Toronto adults and a child were killed in a car-truck ac- cident near Parry Sound. A Canadian Press survey from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday local times showed a total of 74 persons killed in nor- mal weekend activities. There were 21 drownings, three persons burned to death and one person died after fall- ing down a flight of stairs. Ontario reported the highest toll, 24--17 highway fatalities, six drownings and one fire death. Ontario dead: SUNDAY Gerald Pozzebon, 16, of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., drowned when his canoe capsized in lower Is- Jand Lake, 15 miles north of the Sault. Richard Kinnett, 19, of Nap- anee, when his car rolled over Charge Driver CITY AND DISTRICT Aiter Chase PICKERING (Staff) -- Two Catherine, 32, their daughter,|C2'S were e d Linda, 8, Mrs. Douglas Austin,}@"d speeds registered at more 30, and Hilliard Adams, 32, a n 100 miles per hour during of Toronto, when their car ight mile chase by Picker- swerved broadside into a trac- Township Police Thursday tor-trailer near Parry Sound. Mt. Henry Nicholson, 22, a sea- A police spokesman said to- sonal farm worker from Water-|day that the driver was first ville, N.S., drowned when he|spotted at Liverpool road and toppled into th eWelland Canal. Highwe Catherine Morm, three months, of Hull, Que., in a two-|c! car crash about 80 miles north ng Highway 2, north' on the of North Bay. Town Line to the Third Conces- Albert Frederick Donald, 43,|sion. -- of Oakville, when his station) During this time, the driver wagon collided with a car on/forced several cars' off the Oakville's northern outskirts.;road. Speeds of 105 miles per Wilfred Taggpin, 27, of Wind-jhour were reached during the sor, struck by a passing car) chase. while hitching his tow-truck to! Con: a car in a ditch. r e J, R. Brown started to se the weaving auto east able Charles Cooper, in a car, and Constable Herbert Thomas, 45, of God-|Brown finally stopped the car erich, when his car left the/at the Thir highway near Goderich Md/pown Lin rolled over several times. F is Robert Douglas Adie, 7, of the) ww Toronto suburb of Rexdale, drowned while swimming in an jiquor in a place other than a area of the Humber River. --_ {residence and consuming liquor Herbert Goulter, 13, of Little/ nile a minor. "Harris, 20, RR 1, t has been charged with dangerous driving, having d Concession and the] TWO FIRE ALARMS The Oshawa Fire Department received only two alarms over ihe weekend, one involving a woman locked out of her house and the other some burning straw. There was no damage, The city ambulance answered a total of twelve calls. FILM SEQUENCE A camera crew was busy at General Tire of Oshawa, 534 Ritson road south, today taking sequences for the television pro- gram 'Wheel Spin'. TREASURER DIES Ontario Welfare Officers' As- sociation president Arnold Southern announced the Sunday death of the association's treas- urer W. B. Gilks to 200 persons at the convention's opening to- day. Mr. Gilks' report was read by Secretary J. Silvester. BIG AIRCRAFT HERE A turbo-prop aircraft carry- ing Outboard Marine officials from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ar- rived at the Oshawa Airport this morning. The plane will be beneath the front wheels of his wrecked tractor- trailer for almost three-quart- ers of an hour béfore rescuers America." Mr. Allen spoke as president of the Ontario Municipal Asso- ciation, in which the OWOA re- by, early this morning. Hospi- tal officials reported the driv- er's right leg was fractured and puffed up when he arrived crossed the median and was struck jn the rear by the trac- tor trailer which then careen- ed into the ditch pinning the Kilburn avenue, Ottawa, were not seriously injured in the crash, Oshawa Times Photo. presents the welfare section. "We are living in an age when we are trying to deter- mine what services (welfare) are proper and what services are properly paid for out of taxes," said Mr. Allen, On the dais with Association President Arnold Southern, of Port Arthur, were first vice- president R. R. Tomlinson, Eto- bicoke Township; second vice- president Herbert Chesebrough, Oshawa welfare administrator; |@ and secretary J. Silvester. TO HOLD SEMINARS Seminars scheduled for this morning included "The Aged| and their Problems', headed by Noble Drew, director of the|} Homes for the Aged Branch of} the Ontario Department of Pub-| lic Welfare; and "Welfare Problems in Smaller Munic' palities," led by R. R. Tomlin- son. W. D. Johns, Hillsdale Manor superintendent, was a panelist on the study of the aged. A civic luncheon was sched- uled today at the Royal Cana- dian Legion Hall and a tour of the General Motors south plant has been arranged for tonight. Plan Display Of Karate at the airport until tomorrow. Current, drowned near Little} Current while swimming off) Low Island. Michalengelo Riccio, 2, run over by a truck while playing on) a street in Fort William, Allan Michaude, 10, of Picker- ing Township, drowned in the Rouge River just east of Metro- politan Toronto. Sponsored by the Oshawa north of there. hs aeons 22, See car went Sa and overturned in ditch at Brampton. Eugene John, 34, when fire engulfed his two-room cabin at Whitefish Falls. Stanley Patriquin, 9, drowned in Heart Lake near Brampton while swimming. SATURDAY ARTHUR Ito, '34, William Wil- gon, 28, and Paul Gahagan, 28, all of Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill of Rochester, N.Y., in a two-car collision near Hagersville, 20 miles southwest of Hamilton. » Joseph Smith, 40, his wife Horticultural successful Iris Show was held in the main auditorium of the E. A, Lovell School, Centre street, Saturday afternoon. During the early afternoon entries were received and put in place by Richard Branton and his committee and follow- ing the judging the show was open to the public during the MONKEYS ARE GOOD PICKERS Coconut harvesters in Ma- laya train pig-tailed monk- eys to scurry up trees and pick up to 400 nuts.a day. The harvester has no over- head nor union problems. The Oshawa Times Classi- fied Ads don't monkey around when it comes to celling used household items. When you need extra cash fast just make a list of the things you'd like to sell and call 723-3492 for friendly help. any admired the beautiful and colorful blooms until the show was closed. The best Iris of the show was selected from many out- standing spikes and Leo Kar- nath of 146 Centre street was |jthe winner with a_ beautiful lepike of blue 'Paulette'. It's three large blooms were well- spaced and in excellent condi- WOODBINE ENTRIES TUESDAY, JUNE 11 tion. The results of the judging were: One spike, of. white or near 'cohite white iris -- William Browne, FIRST RACE -- Lexington. Maidens, foaled in Canada, Purse $2100 for 3- year-olds. 6% Furlongs. Gam, Terry 113 Summons Pat, No Boy 118 Senior Master, Armstrong 118 Miss Speedy G., Harrison 113 Gormley Girl, McComb 113 Select Tom, Turcotte X113 Royal Soubrette, Potts 116 Milator, No Boy 118 Little Baron, Gubbins 118. Dark Gem, McComb 113 Hard Chrome, Dalton 118 "|111; Buzzin, No Bo: FIFTH RACE -- Doncaster. $2500, Miss Leona Stainton and Dr. claiming. Purse $1900 for 4year-olds|\C. S, Dickinson. a i tis One spike of yellow iris -- easure Hu: , Da ry Apateh Sardonyx, Harrison 112 William Browne, Thomas Hop- Rosequeen, Turcotte X106 kins and Cyril Galloway. ek peed a, One spike of pink iris -- Rich- House Boy, McComb ard Branton, Thomas Hopkins Croatan, Harrison 117 ie jand Cyril Galloway. Rocky River, No Boy One spike of blue iris -- Leo Sone td Heatien ne Karnath, Dr, C, §, Dickinson and Duncan MacMillan. One spike of brown blend Leona Stainton, Sports Lady, Remillard 106 Simpson Dr. C. §. Dickinson and Rich- (A)111 Winsmanship, No Boy 116 Also Eligible: Count Page, No Boy, io 1113 y 106; Copper Cliff,/jrig -- Miss No Boy, Paulpolly, Many Fine Blooms At Iris Show Society, a very|D: pink plicata iris -- 4 . Dickinson, Mrs. Charles Silver and Cyril Gal- loway. One spike red plicata iris -- Leo Karnath, Richard Bran- ton and Mrs. Charles Silver. One spike plicata irisi, any other color -- Duncan MacMil- lan and Dr. C. S. Dickinson. Three spikes iris, different colors, named -- Dr. C. S. Dick-' inson, Cyril Galloway and Dun- can MacMillan. Five spikes iris, different col- ors -- Leo Karnath, Mrs. Les Guy and Miss Leona Stainton. Basket of mixed flowers, front view -- Mrs. Leslie Guy and Miss Leona Stainton, One spike mo. S dren.: Alan Paul, son of Mr. Clayton Sinchcombe and Mrs. Montana Gray. Assisting with these Bap- baptized' Derek Charles, son of Highest-ranking Karate black belt holder in North America, Mas Tsuruodka, will be conduc- ting a demonstration of the an- cient Chinese art at the CRA June 10 at 8.15 p.m. Mr. Taurucka is a 5th degree black belt and trained under Dr. Tauyoshi Chitose in Japan in 1946. Karate, like Judo, can be tra- ced back hundres of years: to China from where it travelled to Okinawa. In Okinawa, Kar- ate was developed further as a means of self-defence and ar- rived in Japan around 1916. In Japan, Karate evolved to its present status of a self-de- fence art and mental discipline based on Zen Buddhism. Karate is taught at nearly every high school and univer- sity in Japan. It will be taught at the University of Toronto, starting in the Fall term. Mr. Tsuruoka will bring a number of his Toronto club members to Oshawa for the free exhibition. Four Children Are Baptized In Centre Street United Church, the minister, Rev. War- ren G. Dickson, dedicated to God in Holy Baptism four chil- Robert Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs.'Charles Patten; Terry tisms was the Elder, Mr. J. H. Canning. There was a fine con- gregation present and the min- ister spoke on "When Life Grows Difficult". In the afternoon the minister Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wood- ward. Four generations were present at this baptism. Also Paul Glen, son of Mr. and Mrs. ---- Bruce Parker was bap- Z Modernistic arrangement, any flowers -- Mrs. Charles Silver and Mrs. Michael Gil- more, An arrangement using one spike iris, using suitable fo- liage -- Mrs, Leslie Guy, Leo Karnath and Mrs. Michael Gil- more, Sea Cadets To Visit Destroyer More than 50 Sir Francis Drake Sea Cadets will be boar- ding a destroyer, HMCS Haida at Oshawa Harbor at 5 p.m. today. The cadets will be head- ing for Toronto and will return gy via bus. ificers accompan the cadets. will be it, E. Kunkel, Officer Commanding; Lieutenant J. Robinson, Execu- tive Officer of the Corps; Sub lieutenant W. Askew, C.D.; Sub Lieutenant F. Drew , Mid L. Morin; Lieutenant D. Wood; Officer Commanding! Car Demolished Driver Charged PICKERING (Staff) -- Three guard rails were pulled out and a car demolished Saturday af- ternoon when it failed to make a turn on Pine Ridge at West Point crescent, in the Rouge Hills area. Pickering Township Police said the car failed to make the turn because of the "high rate of speed" it Was travelling. The car tore out three guard rails and came to rest in the ditch, police stated. Migave his 42nd donation, Cyril Weeks Top Donor At Clinic Cyril Weeks, who gave his 65th donation, was the top donor at the Oshawa Blood Donor Clinic held Thursday in St. Gregory's Auditorium. R. L. Kemp, who gave his 56th do- nations and Douglas Blair, who) were' Iso in attendance. The list of other donors at the clinic were: 37th donation: Robert H. Smith and Edwin Drinkle; 36th donation, E. Turpin; 38rd do- nation, Eric Jacklin; 30th dona- tion, L. Osborne and K. D. Crone; 3st donation, Robt. Cal- der; 28th donation, Mrs. E. Price and Mrs. D. Turpin; 28th donation, Harry Wood and S. Skirrow; 27th donation, G, Law- tence; 26th donation, S. Gomme and F. Byrne; 23rd donation, R. Hodgkinson. 22nd donation, D. Fear and William Murray; 20th donation, W. B. Brownell; 18th donation, Hugh Gorin; 17th donation: L. Kelly, E. Steed, W. Bowden and D. Kisel; 16th donation: C. Bow- man, R. Wheeler, Mrs. Jean Attard and Arthur Savoie; 15th donation: J. Bridgland, T. J. DeMille, 8. T. Finbow and R. Mitchell; 14th donation: A. Wary, Rev. N. J.. Gi Ww. Deveaux; 13th donation: Glen Shortt; J. Severs; J. Bow- man, A. Hawthorne, M. Vennor, R. Sawyer; 12th donation: W. J. McAdam, D. Larkin, Jas. B. Henderson, J. Haire, Hilton O'Neill, C. MieleWezyk, S. Pols, Jos. O'Malley, H. Foord, L. G. Moody, Harry Lack. lith donation: Mrs. June Thompson, D. L. Gower, Jerry McCarten, D. Tukker, N. Gibson, E, H. Adams, Mrs. F. Toth, C. N. Strickland, Mrs. L. Col- lins, Paul Smith, Miss E. M. Stanlick, A. Mitchell, C. Win- ter, T. Morrison. 10th donation: F. L. Brooks, Wm. Edwards, J. H. Taylor, M. Goldman, Mrs. L. Rae, J. Mo- Park Neighborhood Association held a most successful park opening ceremony recently. The association was pleased to have as its guest, Mrs. Clifford Har- man, who officially opened the park for the season. gram of races. The results were as follows: with a small gift. -- Joanne Louwe, Joanne Bast- arache, Elaine White. Curran, Billy Robinson. Powlenchuk, Kathy Patterson. ley Hoar, Victor Sirko. Hill, Olga Braznik, Nancy Gra- ham. Harper, Clayton Campbell. F Mary-Anne Hoar and Olga Shir- chenko, Pte Berkuta,. Marie Pearn, Pauline Campbell. Gow, Alan Holt. Mary Jackiw, Pam Howe, John Gow Weiss. Carey and Mrs. Faye Weiss. 'Weiss. throughout the day and the win-' ners were: Mrs. June Morris, J. Pearn, Mr. Wilson, P. Kelly, Mrs. Walsh, Jim Montpetit, T. Melnike, Mrs. M. Dervent, Mrs. E. Starr, S. Lawrence, Mrs. Bastarache, Mrs. Mary Carey, Races Are Feature Of Park Opening: The members of the HarmanMrs. Athenson, Terry Bosley, Mrs. A. Motschenbacher, Mrs, W. Henderson and Mrs. Wacko. The youngest baby on grounds was won by Carl John Starr, four weeks old. The old- est person present was Mrs. W. Henderson. The climax of the day came when Butch Holt, Rowena street, became the new owner of a bicycle. The draw for the freezer was won by Fred Go- guen, 178 Windsor street, Osh- awa. The Mantel Radio winner was Carl Lichter, 162 Verdun road, Oshawa. SHORGAS mcs HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and - Commercial The established, reliable Ges Deoler in your area. 31 CELINA ST. ; (Corner of Athol) 4 728-9441 Celebrating our 50th ANNIVERSARY The program featured a pro-' Each toddler was presented Five and six-year-olds: Girls Boys: Loire LeBlanc, Jamie 7 to 8 years: Girls -- Debbie Susan Graham, Boys -- Ronnie Steeves, 9 to 10 years: Girls -- Louise Boys -- Steven Laschuk, Mike 11-12 years: Girls -- Lillian iietti, Susan Legere -- (Tie) Boys -- Paul Hill, Morris Paplyk, Dennis Noble. 13-14 years: Girls -- Gail Pearn, Ann Collins, Gail Brook. Boys -- Ronnie Joseph, Brian Carey, Morris Rebot. 15 - 16 years: Girls -- Katrina Boys -- Larry Bobik, David Over 16 years -- Faye Weiss, Ready for "a big time"- HOW ABOUT YOUR DANCING? sod peg fee Wrist ear vaawead all the latest steps. You'll ' it's quick and -- to learn the Archur Murray Way. Be Boys -- Terry Bosley, Ted Ladies shoe kick -- Mrs. Faye Soda Biscuit race -- Brian Men's ball throw -- Brian Attendance draws were made tum, Dr. G. Adair, R. Jeffery, R. Malik, F. Fowler, J. War- rington, T. Asselstine, Jos. Ha- caire, G. Donevan, Miss C. Bolhius, W. Parker, Mrs. D. Shoobridge. Janicki,| , i ee J. Courtney, chey, J. Britton, Jas. Marchant, L. Stire, Mrs. K. Crone, D. Hughes, G. Blair, D. Norman, Miss W. Zielinski, J. W. Stead, J. VanGrootheest. 5th donation: J. L. Ratz, E. Goleski, C. Andrews, G. Miles, J. Parker, D. Netley, A. Gavel, Mrs. G. Borremans, A. Mc- Leod, J. R. Clarke, Mrs. D. Williams, J. Kiwior, J. Duffy, L. F. Locke, Miss M. Huxter, F. J. Fleury, E. Noah, H. Mann, NEW HOME SPECIALISTS IMA ARTHUR MURRAY (A)X106. ' A--J. Kruger J. Minegarten and R Strasberg entry SECOND RACE -- Vagrant. $2500 . Purse $1800 for 3- and 4-year- ', Fitzsim- = ibaa |, Robinson, 109; Lea: er, Turcotte, XX111; Lady Chess, No Boy, 104; Greek Gunner, Turcotte X104. THIRD RACE -- Ste . Maidens, Purse for REALTOR 728-9474 SIXTH RACE -- The Canadian Medi cal Association (Toronto). Purse $2100 for 2-year-old fillies. Claiming $5000. 5 Furlongs. inking Spell, Turcotte (A)X114 Gypsy Bala, Fitzsimmons 119 Another Holiday, Potts 114 Bar Hostess, Lanoway 119 Susie's Roman, No Boy 112 Hasty C., Turcotte (A)X114 French Twist, Hernandez X109 A--Mrs. F. H. Merrill Jr and F. J Romano entry QUINELLA BETTING SEVENTH RACE -- Central Mort- gage and Housing. Purse $2300 for 4- year-olds and up. 6 Furlongs. Allowance Windy Whip, McComb 115 Lavella, Turcotte Alias, Dalton 117 Roman Anna, Harrison 104 Come of Age, Gubbins 114 Mystery Guest, Shields 104 EIGHTH RACE -- Hyerion. $2500 1 . Puree $190) for 4-year-olds About One and one-sixteenth ). 104 and up. 'Turf Course). Whitville, No Boy 118 Court of Appeal, Dittfach 116 Welsh Monk, Simpson X111 8 Sea A Head, Simpson X106 Swap Off, Hale (A)113 Mr. Rooster, No Boy 111 Split the Loot, No Boy 113 Yola 2nd, No Boy 111 ickle Duster, Lano- Also Eligible: Knu way, (A)113. A--E. Warme and M. Mitchell entry Post Time 2 p.m. Clear and Fast "KINDNESS BEYOND PRICE, YET WITHIN REACH OF ALL" GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 King W. 728-6226 i Ocean Pearl, Gordon 112 ard Branton, One spike of purple blend iris -- Leo Karnath, Miss Leona Stainton and Mrs, Michael Gil- |more. One spike of light tan iris Cyril Galloway, Richard Branton and Leo Karnath. One spike copper or bronze blend iris -- Thomas Hopkins, William Browne and Leo Kar- inath, | One spike red iris -- Richard Branton, Mrs, Richard Branton and Mrs, Charles Silver. One spike black iris -- Wil- liam Browne, Duncan MacMil- lan and Dr, C, S. Dickinson, One spike of iris, any other color Duncan MacMillan, |Cyril Galloway and Mrs. F. Scott. One bi-color iris, two distinc- tive colors -- Mrs, Charles Sil- ver, Duncan MacMillan. One bi-color iris, two distinct shades of one basic color -- Duncan MacMillan, Leo Kar. | Navy League Cadets and Pete ARTS GRADUATE "Gordons L. S. Lodge, 70 Grandview stret south, Osh- awa, who received his Bache- lor of Arts degree with honor standing, on May 29 at Con- vocation Hall, Univeristy of Toronto. Mr. Lodge obtained his teacher's certificate from Tullock, chairman of the Sea Cadet Conps. Several sea cadets corps from Toronto will also be taking the trip. All through the week, this particular destroyer will be tak- ing southern Ontario sea cadet corps on trips. Richard Dube, 19, of Lady Kirk avenue, Toronto, has been charged with public mischief and consuming liquor while a m'nor. W. Wrobel, Mrs. M. Jas. Real Estate Ltd. VISITS PEKING PEKING (Reuters) -- North Korea's head of state. Choi Young Kun, arrived here today for a visit diplomatic observers expect will reflect North Kor- ea's support for China in the Commuist world's idological differences. Thousands of peo- ple lined the streamer-decked streets to give the Korean dele. gation a warm wicome. the Univeristy of 'London, England, and has been teach- ing in Oshawa for the past nath and Mrs. Archie Whitmee. One spike blue plicata iris -- Cyril Galloway. COOPER'S TEXACO SERVICE Quality tune-up Auto Electric and General Repairs 56 BRUCE ST. 723-9632 410 RITSON RD, N. 725-8033 World's Only eight years, Nagy Motors | TRY STUDEBAKER OSHAWA'S ORIGINAL CARPET CENTRE ot Nu-Way, carpet and broad- loom has been a specialty for 18 years . | . with thousands of yards on display to select trom. PHONE 728-4681 NU-WAY RUG CO. LTD. 174 MARY $7. LECOFF' SUPERMARKET 174 RITSON ROAD SOUTH 11% Simcoe Se. S. ur Air-conditioned Studie Open Daily 1 te 10 P.M. ' W. MARKS, Licencee 728-1681 12 KING E 3 lb. 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