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WESTMOUNT KIWANIS INDUCTS TWO NEW MEMBERS The Kiwanis Club of West- mount, Oshawa, inducted two new members Thursday. Left to right are Henry Reel, past president, who inducted the new members, Carl Rimar and Everett Duncan new members, Marcel Gerrow, vice president and D. Ormis- ton who chaired the meeting. The new members were pre- sented with bell paper weights and their sponsors received plaques. --Oshawa Times Photo. The following is a list of suc- cessful candidates in examina- tions held recently by the Royal Conservatory of Music of To- ronto in Oshawa. The names are arranged in order of merit. ARCT PIANO WRITTEN Honors -- Patricia M. Fisher, Diane Goodman, Glenda Varty (equal). GRADE V THEORY Harmony Honors -- Lucille D, Lyzan- chuk; Elizabeth A. Couves; Theresa Cole, | Pass -- Lynne Dickson, Caro- lyn Faint (equal); Carolyn Hay- ward, History First Class Honors -- Marian L. Williams; Eleanor Wescott; Glenda Varty. Honors -- Patricia M. Fisher; Joyce C. Fisher, GRADE IV THEORY Harmony Honors -- Mildred MacDonald. History First Class Honors -- Mar- garet Taylor. GRADE Ill THEORY Annual School Games Results Announced More than 1,300 Oshawa pub- lic school children competed at the Annual School Games held at Alexandra Park this week. All 24 public schools in the city were represented in the 48 events which were held on Wednesday afternoon. Follow- 'mg are the names and schools of the successful competitors: Novice Boys: 50 yard dash; Allan Woermke, South Simcoe} School; Allan Shields, College Hill School; Douglas MacDon- ald, Conant Street School; Douglas Earhart, Woodcrest School. Novice Girls: 50 yard dash -- Susan Beamish, Woodcrest; Bonnie Fortin, Dr. C. F. Can- non School; Wendy Sholdra, Co- nant; Leslie Chambers, Sun- set Heights School. BANTAM EVENTS Bantam Boys: 60 yard dash-- Charles Randall, Queen Eliza- beth School; Tommy Wise, Ade-} laide McLaughlin School; Brad Logan, Dr. S. J. Phillips School; Group "B": Coronation; Tim Nichols, Dusty Lynd, Douglas McLeese and Jim Andrews. Co- nant; Danny Paget, Bob Szcz- urko, Eric Hodgson and Jim Calvin. Sunset Heights; Richard Gamble, David Houghton, Ian Patterson and Steve Bird. Ced- ardale; Paul Hill, Nick Sirko, Dennis Noble and Ken Jordan. Group "C": Ritson; Jim Moo- ney, Walter Luczka, Leslie Min- acs and Jim Zarowny. Duke of Edinburgh; Larry Dolick, Jim- my Yakemishyn, Peter Smith and Wayne Copin. Adelaide Mc- Laughlin; Earl Lemon, Ramon Smith, Stewart Clarke and Barry Meier. Vincent Massey; David Bathe, Richard Mitchell, Michael Nelson and Robert Ma- ron Barr, Kathy Seeley, Rose- marie Wise and Jane Lang- maid. Duke of Edinburgh; Vic- ki Anderson, Susan McGhee, Fay Kilpatrick and Patty La- yng. Hillsdale School; Margaret Heath, June Thureson, Frances Donnelly and Sharon McMahon. Group '"D': Albert Street; Janet Smith, Marlene Kelly, Pauline Servinis and Diane Har- low. Mary Street; Beverly Mc- Master, Joy Watson, Susan Ka- doski and Cheryl Swartmen. Woodcrest; Jane Welsh, Kath- leen Cobb, Valerie Magill and Brenda Burtch. Gertrude Col- pus; Nancy Coulson, Anna Pav- loff, Irene Charewicz and Rhon- da Dewland. MORE RESULTS TO COME iel. Group "D": Albert Street; Bob Robinson, David Manser, Ken Kellar and Bob Morey. Mary Street; Archer Guy, Greg Mills, Peter Armstrong and Bob Brown. Gertrude Colpus; Wal. ter Fiala, Roman Malarczuk, Robert Dudar and Dary! Brown. Westmount; Peter Boswell, Bill Rodney Swanson, HarmoOny/Conjin, Paul Kuraitis and Leo Falls Asleep At Wheel, Youth Fined School. Rubber ball throw -- Nick Melynchuk, Albert Street Evelyn, JUNIOR GIRLS: School; Butch Ritchey, Corona- tion School; John Blohm, Mary Street School; Lee Brownlee, Westmount School. Bantam Girls: 60 yard dash-- Amy Greeley, Queen Elizabeth; Sandra Oke, Westmount; Joan Dewell, Vincent Massey School; Terry Clifford, College Hill. Rubber Ball Throw -- Ruth Ann Malarczuk, Gertrude Colpus School; Christine Howard, Rit- son Road School; Carolyn Du- mas, Duke of Edinburgh School; Christine Klischenko, Dr. Cannon. Junior Boys: 75 yard dash -- Robert Morey, Albert; Archer Guy, Mary; Bob Todd, E. A. Lovell School; Walter Luczka, Ritson. Softball Throw: Greg Mills, Mary; Frank MacDon- ald, E. A; Lovell; Frank Hatch, College Hill; Wayne Sudsbury, Gertrude Colpus. Running Broad Jump --Jim Mooney, Ritson; Larry Dolick, Duke of Edinburgh; Nick Sir- ko, Cedardale School; Danny Wagar, Queen Elizabeth. 220- yard relay race, Group "A" -- Dr. S. J. Phillips; Mike Ham- mond, Ian McNabb, Dave Swin- son and Gary McLeod. E. A. Lovell; Dennis Hood, Bob Todd, Glen Stacey and Joe , Rockbrune. Dr. C. F. Cannon; Lenny Corby, Larry Corby, Danny Brown and Mark Bilan. is; Dr. Phillips; ejuk, South Simcoe; Stark, E. A. Lovell. Throw: Gail Crosman, Adelaide McLaughlin; 75 Yard Dash; Bonnie Ander- son, Vincent Massey; Joan Lew- Pauline Shev- Louisa! Softball; Kathleen Cobb, Woodcrest; Pamela McKay, Dr. Phillips; Cathy Starr, Cedar- dale. Running Broad Jump: Joy Watson, Mary Street; Sally MacDonald, Dr. Phillips; Bren- da Gower, Ritson; Jean Peters, E. A. Lovell. 220 Yard Relay: Group "A": Dr. Phillips; Kathy Lewis, Sally MacDonald, Marcia McFetters and Joan Lewis, E. A. Lovell; Louisa Slack, Jean Peters, Su- san Layng and Christine Mc- Knight. Dr. Cannon; Sharon Sytnyk, Sharon Annis, Christine Cooper and Judy Umphrey. Group "B": Conant; Donna Roter, Joanne Carr, Linda Nich. ols, and Colleen McDermaid. Coronation; Janet Leane, Ann Seely, Sandra Field and Susan McLaughlin. College Hill; Dor- ien Fedyniak, Marlene And- rews, Andrea Ogden and Sharon Newman. South Simcoe; Paul- ine Shevchuk, Andrea Manilla, Judy Taylor and Susan Tabak, Group "C": Vincent Massey; Elaine Ford, Linda Skinner, Karen Strahl and Bonnie Ander- chard. son. Adelaide McLaughlin; Sha- WOODBINE ENTRIES SATURDAY, JUNE 22 FIRST RACE -- Warwick Plate $2500 claiming foaled in Canada. Purse $1900/S' for three and four-year-olds, 1 1-16 miles. Mr, T. F., No Boy (A)106 McCarthy, No Boy 118 Fiddle Fiddle, Harrison 108 Bella Prestia, No Boy 103 Blue Shutter, Fitzsimmons 103 Stromaway, Hale 116 Devon's Pet, McComb 106 Janilyn, No Boy 108 Dalarco, Harrison (A)103 Bim, Lanoway 113 Count Snow, LeBlanc 113 A--W. Moldowan and Mrs. N, Jensen SECOND RACE -- Chippawa $2500 claiming. Purse $1800 for four-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs. Shadow, Turcotte X100 gea Trap, No Boy ili Pointed, Dittfach 119 Favor Me, No Boy 116 THIRD RACE -- Hollywood $2500 claiming. Purse $1000 for four-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs. j Quick Marie, No Boy 114 Beau, 1 Haka, Turcotte XX109 Nance's Rule, No Boy 122 jie, Bohenko 114 Shall Succeed, Dittfach 14 Rubria, Turcotte X107 FOURTH RACE Acadia $2500 claim-| ing. Purse 1900 for four-yearcolds and) UP, 1 1-16 miles. 'aulpolly, Simpson X110 st Fox, Harrison m4 Gramp's Pride, Dittfach 109 trongboy, Fitzsimmons 117 First Minister, Lanoway 123 Roman Banquet, Gubbins 118 QUINELLA BETTING SIXTH RACE -- Woodstock Stakes. Purse $7500 added for three-year-olds, 6 furlongs. Sea Service, Dalton 114 Sunny, Prueitt 119 Muskeg, Dittfach 112 Johns Champ, Harrison 119 Shy Bride, No Boy 105 Alibhai Flower, No Boy 109 Your County, Uyeyama 112 Buttermilk Pike, No Boy 116 |Mr. Sometime, Fitzsimmons 114 Castenango, Gubbins 109 Royal Start, No Boy 116 SEVENTH RACE -- King Edward Gold Cup HDCP. Purse $10,000 added for three-year-olds and up 1 1-16 miles (Turf Course) Aurora Fox, LeBlanc 108 Blue Croon, No Boy 119 Burnt Roman, Fitzsimmons (A)115 Popsaysno, No Boy 112 Wise Command, Robinson 121 Reluctant Deb, Harrison 113 Kisco Kid, Dalton 124 |Windy Ship, Gubbins 114 Whiteborough, No Boy 117 Galindo, No Boy (B)115 Raven Wing, No Boy 113 Winisteo, Dittfach 115 Impresionante, No Boy (B)112 Prompt Hero, No Boy 116 New Fashion 2nd, No Boy 113 Greek Form, Turcotte (A)116 Payola, No Boy 111 A--Mrs. H. Waggoner, Mrs. G. Keane and Willow Down Farms entry. B-- J. B. Azanza and Zeus Farms entry. ing. Purse $2000 for four-yeor-olds and up, 1 1-8 miles. Whip Out, Turcotte X111 Beauty Strip, Harrison (A)106 Royal Mark, Lanoway 117 Pancho's First, No Boy 111 Cairnfield, Gubbins 113 Argue Around, Turcotte X108 Wind Wave, No Boy 108 Tedette, Fitzsimmons 115 Ali's Pride, Hale 118 FIFTH RACE Tweed Plate allow-| 'ence. Purse $2800 for four-year-clds and} @p, 6 furlongs. Alias, Prucitt 14 Lovelark 2nd, No Boy 119 House Boy, McComb (A)i11 Bonnie Bird, Robinson 109 Rubal Khali, Gordon 116 Rosequeen, Turcotte X106 Peei Express, Potts 111 A--Hellenic Stable and J. Kruger and J, Wintergarten entry. POST TIME 2 p.m. CLEAR AND FAST AJAX (Staff) -- An Ajax youth who "fell asleep at the wheel" and ran into a hydro truck parked on Harwood ave- nue appeared in Ajax Magis- trate's Court Thursday charged with careless driving. Constable Robson of the Ajax JUNIOR SECTION niskillen; Park street, Orono; 3. Gary Safety Poster Contest Draws 400 Entries BOWMAN VILLE Th Rural Safety Poster Compe- tition sponsored by the Dur- had County Farm Safety Council had over 400 posters submitted. This competition was open to all public school pupils in the county and is designed to pro- mote safety in the community and at home. , Entries for the competition closed Friday, June 14 and were judged on Tuesday af- ternoon. Official judges were Miss Marion Waddell, Home Econom- ist, Lindsay; Miss Austra Jani- tis, Home Economist, Newmar- ket; Mrs. A. O. Dalrymple, a former teacher and Robert Rob- son, Assistant Agricultural Re- presentative. The top ten entries in each section are to receive a safety council pin, while the top three in each section will re- ceive a money prize as well. These awards will be present- ed at the Durham County Safe- ty Night, to be held in the Odd- fellows Hall, Orono on Friday, October 4. A list of the prize winners is as follows. (Grades 1 - 4 inc,) 233 entries 1, Sandra Werry, RR 1, En- 2. Bonnie Barlow, Police Force told the court he investigated an accident May 7 on Harwood avenue at the intersection of James street. He said a car driven by John Victor Newman of 111 Kings crescent, Ajax, was southbound on Harwood avenue when i went out of control and hit a had hydro truck parked on the west side of the road. Newman lost two front teeth when he bit a piece out of the steering wheel at the time of the accident, the officer said, Newman said he had not slept for 20 hours prior to the acci- dent and fell asleep at the wheel, Magistrate Harry W. Jermyn commented that Newman had already paid a fine of two front teeth when he gave him the minimum of $50 and costs. Squealing Tires Cost Youth $5 AJAX (Staff) -- An Ajax Youth who backed his car up "with tires squealing for a dis- tance of 50 feet' in the Ajax Shopping Centre, ended his high powered reverse action with a fine in Ajax Magistrate's Court Thursday. An off-duty Ajax Police Of- ficer, Sgt. William Shaw said that on May 30 he had observ- ed a car being driven by Mur- ray Mulligan, 18, of 4 Birch crescent, Ajax, in the Ajax Shopping Centre. He said the car was being re- versed with tires squealing for a distance of 50 feet. The court was told of Muili- gan's extensive record when he was fined five dollars and costs for creating unnecessary noise. EIGHTH RACE -- Kent $3500 claim-) SEEK EXEMPTION OTTAWA (CP)--The Associa- tion of French-Language Ro- man Catholic School Commis- |sions has asked Finance Minis- ter Gordon to exempt school construction from the 11-per- Kirton, 6 Lavina street, Port Hope; Brian Peck, 13 Fraser street, Port Hope; Gerald Sproule, 98 Sherbourne street, Port Hope; Stephen Barrie, No. 4, Bowmanville; Joyce Wester- velt, No. 3, Port Hope; Karen Schoonderbeek, 'No. 1, Enniskil- len; Sally Staples, No, 1, New- castle; Bruce Tranmer, 6 Greg- ory street, Port Hope. SENIOR SECTION (Grades 5-8 incl.) 190 entries 1. Judy Gorton, No. 3, Port Hope; 2. Bill McGreery; 4. Mitchell St., Port Hope; 3. Jane Hunt, 16 Bedford street, Port Hope; Anita Wells, No. 1, Port Hope; Janice Peth- ick, 140 Bruton street, Port Hope; Susan Long, 5 King street, Port Hope; Linda Couch, No. 2, Newcastle; Judy Behm, 166 Bruton street, Port Hope; Pat Manley, 13 Lavinia street, Port Hope; Casey Van Heuvel- en, No, 1, Bowmanville. Harmony First Class Honors -- Fred K. Graham; Lydia M. Ciglan; Nancy Stewart; Stephen J, Cow- ley; Beverley Morris. Honors Harold Chmara, Judith A. Kashul (equal); Jan- ice Faint, Donna Gilkes (equal); Joanne Chmara, Mary-Anne Mc- Connell (equal). Pass -- Donall G. Werry; Olive Chmara; Bruce Smith, History Delaney; Dolores Allen. Honors -- Nellie Dougalev; Anna Dougalev; F. Douglas Warren. Pass -- W. John Weir; Bar- bara Holland. GRADE Il THEORY Music Results Are Announced First Class Honors -- Jane} ae gp a Nee peel nl te a a a Spe a ag oR ei a it eae a J, Bryant, Diane White (equal); Donald E. Macleod, Camille M. Rohrer, Diane E, Turton, Louise Wilson (equal); Betty A. Hrycy- shyn; Jeannette Taves; Sally Macdonald, Barbara Olinyk (equal); Sophia Biczak, Sandra Bonk, Bonita MacLeod, Anna J. Peleshok (equal); Susan E. Neal; David J. Smales; Darlene Coull, Frances Lowry, Barry Segal, Dianne Yurkowski (equal); Anne G, Lancaster, Patricia Olinyk (equal); Dianne J. Czosnek, Dianne J. Goulding, (equal); Anne Bishop, Ruth E. Young (equal); Irene Rechitzky; Jacqueline Muzik; Scott Painter, Janet L, Robson (equal); Carol Black, Kathleen Stewart (equal); Richard Skoreyko; Nancy Willson. Honors -- Carolyn R. March; Janet S. Richardson; Elizabeth E. Dyer, Carol Krauchuk (equal); Elisabeth A. Cowley, Daria Kuch (equal); Morris (equal); Catherine F. Sproule; Lucy Kaczmarek. Pass -- Jane C, McCullough, Joan Sargeant (equal); Nette L. Osborne; Susan E. Murdoch, Charles F. Popham, Donald Sadoway (equal); Frances E. Maroosis, GRADE I THEORY First Class Honors -- Anne Henkelman; Ludmila M. Wiatrzyk; Robert Howard, Eliz- abeth Love, Patsy Neal (equal); Constance Schell; Beverly Suth- erland; Justine Rose, Jane Wat- son (equal); Suzanne Brown; Michael W. Stephenson; Mari- lyn Morrison; Gail Tresise; Bill] Gerrow, Wendy Williams (equal); Lynne Murray. Honors -- Frances Donnelly; Lillian E, Hayward; Lois Zim- merman. Pass Christine Branton, Susan Hicks (equal); Margaret First Class Honors -- Marlie Michael; David Thomas. CITY AND DISTRICT NO DAMAGE The Oshawa Fire Department had five vehicles rushing down to the Oshawa Shopping Centre early Wednesday to answer an alarm from the Bowling Alley. A defect in the electrical wiring system caused smoke. No dam- age resulted. The city ambu- lance answered four routine calls. CARS HIT Two cars crashed at the inter- section of Bloor street west and Cubert street early today. The police estimated the damage at $225. Drivers were Roderick Ul- rich, 330 Simcoe street south, and Daniel Laurent Chabot, 387 Beverley street. There were no injuries. REPORT IN ERROR A story in The Oshawa Times of June 15 reported an accident involving Mrs. Blanche Mary Keith, 493 Finucane street, The accident occurred May 14, and no* June 14 as reported. It was learned also that Mrs. Keith's age is not 58 as previously re- ported. The Times regrets any inconvenience the report may have caused. RECOMMEND DENIAL OTTAWA (CP) -- Decisions of the Board of Broadcast Gov- ernors announced today includ- ed a recommendation for denial of an application by Leonard Bruce St. George for a new privately-owned radio station at Whitby, Ont. , MARKET PRICES UCW To Take Hamilton Trip MRS, RUSSELL GRIFFIN ENNISKILLEN -- The Ennis- killen Young People have taken over all community activities. The UCW ladies met at the home of Mrs. R. Virtue the later TORONTO (CP) -- Churning cream and butter print prices were unchanged today. Country dealers are quoted by the federal department of agriculture on Canada grade BOWLING WINNERS District lawn bowlers did well in the men's doubles touma- ment for the Liftlock Trophy Wednesday at Peterborough. Jack Hunter and P. Canning, Oshawa, won the trophy for the second consecutive year with a score of 63 plus 18. C. Oke and M. Brock, Bowmanville, were third. Bob Gallagher and Dick Adams, Oshawa, were fifth; while Fred Cole and John Re- gan, Bowmanville, were ninth. NO ACCIDENTS Oshawa City Police Depart- ment reported that there were no accidents in the city Thurs- day. It was also reported that no robberies or similar crimi- nal offences took place. 3 AMBULANCE CALLS No fire calls were made on the City Fire Department Thurs- day. Fire Department officials said that there were three rou- tine ambulance calls during the day and a fourth which took a workman who suffered a jam- med finger to clinic. Club To Present Its Trophies Tuesday evening, June 25, the members of the Oshawa Dupli- cate Bridge Club will hold their closing dinner at 6.30 p.m. at the Woodview Park Community Centre, Trophies will be present- ed as well as prizes. A record attendance is anticipated. The results of this week's games follow: Mrs. S. Sheridan and Mrs, M. R, Clarke, 57% points; J. Patterson and J. Mil- ler, 54% points; Mrs, H. Hart and Mrs. J; Timmins, 54% points; Mrs. R. Morris and Mrs. L. R. Barrand, 524% points; Mrs. F. J. Rundle and Mrs, H. B. James, 51 points; Mrs. E, Wads- worth and Mrs. W. Heron, 50 points. eggs, delivered Toronto, in fi- bre cases: A large 34-35; A me- dium 28; A small 25; B and C grades no market. part of May. Meeting was as general, and made plans for a bus trip to Hamilton and Niag- ara on June 20. Supt. A. J. Werry continued the Bible study on "Creation" at the opening of the Sunday School session. The UCW ladies of the East Unit are responsible for flowers in the sanctuary for the month of June. A basket of flowers was placed by Mrs. F, Millican (nee Rena Bentham), a former Sunday School teacher, in mem- ory of her husband, the late Frank Millican of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, E. Chandler, Morton, were with Mr. and Mrs, O. C. Ashton recently. Mr. and Mrs. George Pethick, Toronto, visited with S. R.) Pethick's. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Yeo,| Mary and Neil, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ted Yeo, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ashton | and Douglas had Sunday tea with Mr. and Mrs. S. Kersey,| Hampton. GOOD FOOD Breaktast, Lunch, Dinner 8 A.M. to 2 P.M. 5:30 P.M. to 8 P.M, Hotel Lancaster NOW IS THE TIME To have that carpet or chest- erfield cleaned professionally in Oshawa's Original Carpet Cleaning Centre . . where fully guaranteed satisfaction is assured, Phone 728-4681 NU-WAY RUG CO. LTD. 174 MARY ST. cent sales tax on building ma- terials announced last week in the budget speech. In a letter to Mr. Gorlon Thursday, the association, representing more than 10,000 French - speaking commissioners, said the new tax will affect thousands of classrooms now being built. CALL OR SEE | DIXON'S | _ OL FURNACES SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS 24-HOUR SERVICE 313 ALBERT ST. 723-4663 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1. The Council of the Corporation of the City of Oshewe intends to sanitary sewers in the following streets between the points mentioned: NAME OF STREET Dieppe Ave. (Proposed cul-de-sac) Easement Knights Rood Hillsdale Cedar Str Minto Street Nelson Street 2. 3. FROM Hillerest Drive Hillcroft Street North Limit of Plan 776 and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. The estimated cost of the work is $16,102.47. The special assessment is to be paid in fifteen equo! annual instalments and the annual rate per foot frontage is 30c. Application will be made by the Coroporation to The Ontario Municipal Board for its approval of the undertaking of the said work, and any owner may, within twenty-one days after the first publication of this notice, file with the City Clerk his objection to the said work being undertaken, The said Board may approve of the said work being undertaken, but before doing so it may appoint @ time and place when any objection to the work will be considered. DATED at Oshawe this 21st day of June, 1963. cul-de-sac Ave, Minto Street 'eet of Cedar Street To West limit of proposed 280 ft. West of West Limit North Limit of Lot 421, Plon 146 South Limit of Plan 776 t, R. BARRAND, Clerk, City of Oshawa. as focal ESTIMATED COST PER LINEAL FOOT TOTAL $ 1,401.39 3,340.46 2,326.87 7,052.75 1,981.00 SIZE 8" 8" 8" $ 9.22 12.02 7.76 5.53 5.31 " Gloria| © Bilyj, William Goch, John C.|: Bruce Hurst, superintendent of Prizes won in the various com- Leslie, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 21, 1963 3 ~ SEA RANGERS STUDY CONTEST PROGRAM | The third annual Rover- Ranger competition will be held this Saturday at Camp Samac. More than 65 Rovers and Rangers from Port Hope, Cobourg, Port Perry, Dunbar- ton and Oshawa will take part in the days activities. Those attending will include for the first time Air Rangers mem- bers of the SRS Crusader, Oshawa, who will take part in canoeing, swimming and tent pitching, etc. Shown looking at the program are left to right Rangers Marguerite Keele, . Jackie Rogan and Gloria Bilyj. Oshawa Times Photo Sunday School Picnic Success Albert Street United Church:girls, 11 yrs. -- Ann Edwards,| held its annual church and Sun- day School picnic recently at Lakeview Park. During afternoon a program of games, races and stunts was run off. The committee in charge of the program included Mrs, Clayton Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wallace. the Following a picnic supper the Sunday School, led in the singing of well known hymns. petitions were then presented. The results of the various events follow: Tiny tots, 3 and 4 yrs. Terry Caswell, Dorothy Ber- nie; boys, 4 - 6 yrs. -- Gordon} Cathy Pollock, Ricky Harrison; girls, 12 yrs. -- Ellen Walters, Margo Hender- son; girls, 12 yrs. -- Suzanne Wiltshire, Elenor Lowry; boys, 12 yrs. -- Jim Pollock and Vic- tor Henderson, witch and Tom Edwards; girls, 13-14 yrs. Mary Lou Pollock; boys, 13-14 u Bent. Edwards, Lorne Heard and Marg. Cars- | s Boys, 11 yrs. -- Jim Pollock, | f Wheel barrow Lorne Heard and Evelyn Heard. Balloon blow--Wm. Barnsley. Shoe kicking (ladies) -- Eve- lyn Heard, Donna Planke. Shoe kicking (men) -- Earl Brown, Lorne Heard. Bean guess Mrs, Me- Quaid: Robert Bint had a peanut cramble for the juniors and Bruce Hurst, a peanut scramble or the younger children. The spot race was won by Douglas Bernie. Danny York- Ellen Walters, city of Melboume, are to be redeveloped at an estimated cost of $65,000,000. REDEVELOP CITY The main approaches to the Australia, rs, -- Bob Henderson, Brian Finding the silver dollar--Ann Picking up the most scraps -- Donna Pollock. (Adults) Needle and thread-- well, Pollock, Gary Wiltshire, | Girls, 7 and 8 yrs. -- Sheila) Karma' Brown, Boys| 7 and 8 yrs. -- Lyle Masters, | Randy Wetherup; girls, 9 and) 10 yrs. -- Ann Edwards, Cathy Pollock; boys, 9 and 10 yrs, -- Daryle Brown, Ricky Harrison; | | | CLEAN YOUR FURNACE}, | | TODAY FREE TO CUSTOMERS cau PERRY 723-3443 DAY OR NIGHT NEW HOME | SPECIALISTS IMA Real Estote Ltd. . TRADES ACCEPTED 728-6286 323 King St. W. 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