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¢ Conant Public School Holds Annual Awards Day Principal Donald Peel wei- Conant Public School held its Awards Day recently. Academic bars, for which the student must have 80 per cent or more, were presented by Miss A. L. Keller as follows: Grade 4 -- Jane Zednick, Doris Peter, Robert Baudner, Tina Bowerman, Allan Baudner, Jack Shearer, Vicky Northey, Carol Lockey. Grade 5 -- Bonnie Bell, Karen Buller, Linda Cole, Greg Dem- ezyk, Sharon Dove, Dieter Drews, Pamela Harding, Rena Herbacko, Rosemund Northey, Maizie Patterson, Nancy Shol- dra. : Grade 6. -- John Beaton, Deborah Brown, Ute Schmeedie, Larry Hilts, Bob Zurko. Grade 7 -- Shirley Taylor, Charlotte Kywoteck, Anita Roter. ° Grade 8 -- Sandra Babji, Sharon Brown, Jeannette Taves, Avril Taylor, Mimi Feeachuk, The Fannie Hislop Award was presented to Mimi Wiatrzyk for the highest per cent in Grade 8, by Mr. T. J. Heath. SAFETY BARS Safety Patrol Bars were pre- sented by Constable William Tane to the following: Anita Roter, Shirley taylor, Diana Kidd, Jamet Tymchuk, Linda Cooper, judy Cruwys, Shaureen Lansing, Colleen Gat- enby, Greg Demezak, Char- maine Dunn, Linda Taylor. Ron Stauffer, Mimi Wiatrzyk, Avril Taylor, Halina Zielinski, Barry Dunn, Sharon Brown, WINS BEST BULLETIN TROPHY Members of the Arthur Stone, left, is Kinsmen Club, at their Thurs- here as he presented day night meeting, vaid trib- plaque to Mr. Fry. ute to Bob Fry, the club's --Oshawa Times Photo Church Picnic ten Held At Cobourg | Generali Motors of Canada jretirement on pension of 14 of Limited recently announced the ick si i own, The piercing whistle of a train|verley Thompson, Natalie Sal-|its veteran employees. The men "ol ig -- is all that is needed to, kindle;mers, Sandra Cockerton; Boys,| with the department in which . a real glow of excitement in/Sack race -- Jimmy Freeman,|they worked and their years of/ TRACK BARS any would - be traveller. But}/Tommy Buchanan, Donald'service were: Track and Field Bars were the expectant travellers, lined)Venn; Girls, three legged race; Wilfred Bennett, stamping|presented by Mr. T.. W. Cotie to up on the platform at the Can-\-- Lynn Ford and Margaret) pant 33 years: James R,|school divisional winners at adian National Railway Station|Newell, Sandra Cockerton and| Rowse south plant body paint. Conant field day and winners at on Saturday morning, June 22,/Rosemarie Maddock, Wendy)4, years; Michael: J Conon, school games: | needed no whistle to bring them|Thompson and Beverly Thomp-| material handling 43 years: | Colleen MacDenmaid, Jr to a peak of excitement son. : | William A. Fleming, north plant|Girls; Jim Calvin, Jr. Boys; Once again the pupils, teach-| Boys Wheelbarrow Race 8{maintenamce, 43 years; Owen/Anita Roter, Int. Girls; Werner ers, parents and grandparents|James Freeman and Tommy)Gibbs, stamping plant, 35|Illig, Int. Boys; Nancy Rivers, of Simcoe Street United Church|Buchanan, Tommy Gulenchyniyears; George E Hamilton, |S. Girls; Barry Dunn, Sr. sc Sunday Schoo! were on theirjand Donald Venn, Girls shoe-|truck chassis, 35 years; William| First place winners at annua way to Victoria Park in Cobourg kick--Sandra Cockerton, Natalie|J. Holloway, tool and die, 39/school games: Donna_Roter, seen Oshawa bulletin editor, who won the . e plaque for the best builetin in District 8 at the recent dis- trie convention at Bigwin Inn. at Conant field day, Werner lilig. ATTENDANCE BARS A dance Bans were e lsented by Miss Shirley Lewis to the ing: Grade 4 -- Jame Beaton, Vicky Northey, Doris Peter Jan Zednick. o ' HALTS SEGREGATION WASHINGTON (AP) -- The} : Pentagon quietly has eliminated| Peter, Charmaine Dunn, racial segregation from the U.S,|Buller, Denise Waters, armed forces reserves, it was| dsiclosed Thursday. At the same|tica Dervent. time, Pentagon officials have} | Elliott. pre.| Pili t Tymchuk, Susan Leggott, ~ Taylor, Sharon Batt, Lynn Wil- son, Sharon Braun, Sandra Babji, Lynn Hilts, Patty Mai- kowski, Ute .Schmiedl, Shenry Loscombe, Mimi Wiatrzyk, Dmitren, Brab Elliott, Lawra Armstrong, Deborah Brown, Halina Zielinski, Deborah Lack, Jeanette Taves, Nancy Rivers, Bev Murdoch, Mary Findlay, Colleen MacDermaid. Senior boys -- John Beaton, Bobby Pesarchuk, David Stauf- fer, Lioyd ' FOOTBALL BARS Football bars were presented to the boys by Mrs. Roy Kel- lington, Ron Stauffer, Art Savas, Tim Carey, Harry McLean, Doug Webster, Doug Cory, Ron Wood, Barry Dunn, Colin Madiill, Bill Sholdra, Harold Jenkins, Dave Stauffer, Bill Tymchuk, Grieve, Jim Smaie. | ed to the boys and girls by Michale Banks to: Girls -- Barbara BPiliott, Deb- orah Brown, Deborah Lack, Donna Roter, Yvonne Vander- toolen, Donna Smith, Linda Murdoch. Boys -- Ian Smith, Ted Jen- kins, Rick Alford, Gary French, Ron Wood, Bob Szczurko, Rick Lansing, Lonny Dunn, Rick Harding, Bill Leggott, Ron Stauffer, Softball bars were presented by Miss Shirley Lewis. Girls -- Bev Sandford, Hal- ina Zielinski, Jeannette Taves, Sandra Babij, Janet mchuk, Nancy Rivers, Barb' Ogden, Sherry Loscombe, Linda Coop- er, Linda Hall. Boys -- Art Savas, Ted Jen- kins, Ted Masiewich, Lorn Ross, Jack Smale, Barry Dunn, Jim Smale, Ian Smith, Munden Peddle, Rick Lansing. CITIZENSHIP BARS Miss A. L. Keller presented the citizenship bars to the one student of grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 which was the most all around student. Grade 4 -- Gary Short; grade 5, Rena Herbacko; grade 6, Ute Schmeedie; grade 7, Anita Roter; grade 8, Jeannette Taves. SOCCER BARS | |by Mr. Banks to: | Girls Halina Zielinski, |dertoolen, Lynn Wilson, Beverly Sanford, Auril Taylor, Mar- garet Reynard, Barbara Boys. -- Ted Jenkins, Brad Robinson, Gary Jenkins, Eric Bill Angus, David Fisher, John} )ents, | making the school awards day Cooper, Anita Roter, Beverly) gant the honors because of a le. SCHOOL LETTERS Mrs. William Tymchuk, presi- dent of the Conant Home and School, presented the school let- ters to the students who have made 10 points with bars fram grade 4 to grade 8. They are as follows: Shirley Taylor, grade 7 -- 1961-62 -- Academic, Citizenship, Public Speaking, Softball; 1962- 1963 -- Academic, Citizenship, Safety Patrol. Jeanette Taves, grade 8 -- 1961 - 1962 -- Academic, Public Speaking; 1962 - 1963 -- Citizen- ship, Academic, Choir, Public Speaking and Softball. Anita Roter, grade 7 -- 1961- 1962 -- Academic, Track and Field, Softball, Safety Patrol; 1962 - 1963 -- Academic, Citizen- ship, Safety Patrol, Tumbling, Public Speaking. GIFTS PRESENTED A presentation was made by Mrs, William Tymchuk to the following teachers who will be)' - Tumbling 'bars. were present-|leaving Conant school and will be greatly missed °-- Michale Banks, Miss Grace Preston and Miss Joan Hobbs. Mr. Peel thanked the par- guests and teachers for a great success, and also the Home and School for making THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 28, 1963 3 Fred Ball and Gerry Brooks will reprsent the Oshawa Jaycees at the All- Canadian National Jaycees JAYCEE CO Convention to be held in Halifax, N.S. The local dele- gates will leave Oshawa on NVENTION DELEGATES Friday for the two-week cons vention. --Oshawa Time Phote the bars available. The junior choir sang the National Anthem to bring the day of awards to a close. Bachelor Kills Couple, Son NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP)-- An ailing unemployed bachelor killed a couple next door and their 10-year-old son Thursday night, then waited for officers to come, police. said. Police said Nicholas Ukraine, 26, showed no remorse as he described the revolver shootings and went through a re-enact- ment. He was booked for mur- der. "He said he'd do it again," an officer said. Killed were Robert C. Reidy, UTILITIES NEWS IN BRIEF Oshawa City Council approv- al will be sought for installation of 17 mercury vapor lights on. Alma, Golf and Alexandra streets. Estimated cost is $1700. Lighting improvements were requested by Oshawa General Hospital, ADVERTISING UP Since the PUC began run-) ning its own bus advertising) program, revenue has increas-| ed from a flat $5,000 annually to $13,590 as of the 'middle of this) month. This represents 72 percent of an estimated maxi- mum. | MAIN EXTENSIONS | Watermain extensions will) go ahead on Rossland road east} 45, his wife, Mary, 43, and their only child, Mark, 10, Reidy was a mail carrier. | An officer said Ukraine! Soccer bars were presented) "claims he was being harassed by them" but couldn't explain. Ukraine lived with his pa- (1320 feet) from Central Park! Blvd. north to Wilson road) north; and from the existing main on Wilson road (about 1100 feet) to 721 Wilson road north, The Commission has been informed that the city's policy| rents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony! the boy track and field winner) imi Wiatrzyk, Yvonne Van-|Ukraine. The parents said Ukraine tried college but didn't finish. | "He's kind of sick," the! mother said. "There's some- thing wrong with him." } Hodgson, Raymond Laffier, Ted Masiewich, Robert Pesar- chuk, George Cooper, Tommy Thomson, Ricky Alford. Hockey bars were presented CITY AND DISTRICT by Mr. Roy Kellington to the fol- "|lowing boys: Harold Jenkins, Rick Ellison, Bill Sholdra, Doug Webster, Barry Dunn, Bill Angus, Doug |Cory, Bob 'Hall, David Fischer, /Ron Stauffer, Bill Tymchuk. | PUBLIC SPEAKING | Miss Judith Moulton present- 'ed the GE Moulton Trophy on behalf of her parents to Jean- |nette Taves, the senior winner {for public speaking. She also jpresented Linda Taylor with a igift for the junior winner. | Miss Moulton also presented |bars to the following: | Junior: girls -- Linda Taylor, | Bonnie Beil | Senior girls |Taves, Anita Roter, | Fred Britten presented a tro- phy, the F. R. Britten trophy, jon behalf of himself and Mrs. |Britten to the outstanding stu- |dent of grade 8. Jeannette Taves and Mimi Wiatrzyk Jeannette | WOODBINE ENTRIES SATURDAY, JUNE 29 FIRST RACE -- Kamioops $2500 purse $1600 for four-year-clds Kickimoon, Gordon 120 New Flight, No Boy 110 Napper Tandy, No Boy 115 Michalena, No Boy (A)108 |Sports Lady, No Boy (A)108 |Whip Out, Dittfach 120 The charter was presented by|Nance's Rule, Potts 118 [District Commissioner; -- E.) Se" saerete cn ak ae Davies, to Mrs. Zochodene,! treasurer of the sponsoring) | body, St. Joseph's CPTA , 6 furlongs. |Michael Normoyle received an/French Cartoon. Fitzsimmons (A)116 jaward for achievements and|Peya! Wayfarer. Burton 1i1 | 4 Leo's Yingel, Fitzsi Ons {Robert Riordan an award for Italyaseo, 'MéComb 13 ae leadership. A--E. Warme and M. Mitchell entry. FOURTH RACE -- Renfrew $4500 claiming. Purse $2100 for three-year- Gnas ft ig arias cain - | Ni Joanne Carr and for the annual Sunday Schoo!|Salmers, Beverley Thompson;|years; Adolph Knapp, tool and Lynda Nichols, ne Mi ate? picnic. Transported from the/Boys shoe kick -- James free-/die, 29 years; James K. Lang,| Colleen MacDermaid, Jr. Girls Cobourg station to the park inj}man, Donald Venn, Tommy Gu-/south plant maintenance, 16) Cay. buses, the gathering was met by/|lenchyn lyears; William R. Martin, parts) The Dr. Brown be ol on gusts of very cool wind. on | distribution, 40 years; Russell C.|I to ge , - went the extra sweaters and JUNIOR DEPARTMENT Mollon, west plant tool engineer-|rack and field or W. jackets, away went the children| First year girls -- Wendyjing, 31 years; John C. Pratt, | Conant field day by Mr. T. to the slides, the swings, the/Thompson, Sandra Cockerton,|chassis plant inspection, 34! e. trampoline, husky men moved|Mary Pearce; First yea boys|years; Edward J. Weir, truck| The Conant ee eS tables into the sun, out came|-- Cleve Sheffield, Andy Taylor,| body, 26 years; Joséph Whitsitt,|presented by Mr. T. 'W. the food and before anyone had/Gary Foreman; Second Year| plant protection, 28 years. time to think of being cold the year girls phere Wright, Helen children were summoned back Wright, att Gulenchyn; and seated at the tables. | |Second year boys -- John Mor-| NEWS IN BRIEF Grace was said by Lioyd|"is, Gibb Snyder, Peter Ham-| Moody and one of the most im-|!ey. |. LETTER UNANSWERED portant parts of any picnic was) Girls 13-14 years -- Wendy} QUEBEC (CP)--Premier Le- underway. When it seemed cer-/Wilson, Ann Louise Ross tied/sage said in the Legislature tain that no one could consume/with Patsy Dier; Boys 13-14 Thursday he wrote Prime Min- even one more sandwich, the years -- Bob Smith, Dennielister Pearson a letter June 7 tables were cleared and the/Kirby; girls 15-16 years --)about the federal government's races were begun. |Heather Ross, Bonnie Snyder| proposed municipal loan bill and |tied with Carolyn Hayward;\the letter has not been an- MANY HIGHLIGHTS Boys 15 - 16 years -- Robert|swered. In the letter, he said, While races are races at afly|Shepherd; girls three legged|he asked Mr. Pearson to post- time, there are always Certain|race -- Carolyn Hayward andjpone the bill until it can be stud- u a highlights that stand out, as, for/Fiizabeth Thompson, Wendy|ied at the annual conference of|French, Larry Hilts, Rick Lans- instance, the kindergarten de-| Thompson and Helen Wright,|provincial premiers in Halifax|ing, Margaret Reynard, Rob- partment children steering a/Marilyn Cliff and Judy Wright.|Aug. 546 jert Pesarchuk, Bob Szczurko. careful course as they walked) Boys 'three legged race -- | Grade 7 -- Diana Kidd, Doug- backwards; two of the primary! peter Hamiey and John Morris DAMAGE 18 HEAVY las Webster. department boys almost disap-/niy Hamley and Larry Shep.| LIMA, Ohio (CP)--An explo-| Grade 8 -- Sandra Baji, Bill pearing inside their sacks in tie| : |sion at 'the Standard Oil refin-|Sholdra, Jeanette Taves sack race and the wild scramble} jery here Thursday which in-|,. for cover as one of the girly! Shoe kick 8 Carolyn Hay-\jjreq four amnlayeay-oane 'of! CHOIR BARS kicked her shoe directiy over-|Ward, Helen Wright, Patty Gu-jthem critically -- may have| Junior and senior chow bars head. The races over, the buses|!enchyn; Wheelbarrow race --/|caused as much as $300,000|were presented by Miss Diane carried the picnickers back. to|Gibb Snyder and Cleve Shef-| damage, company officials said,| Rodgers followed by a musical the station, the train came in on/field, Judy Wright and Marilya/ The blast happened early Thurs-|number by the Senior Choir. time and it was back home to|Cliff, Peter' Hamley and John/day when the men were drain-|_ Junior choir girls -- Bonnie Oshawa after a happy and suc-|Morris; Boys ball throw --/ing a butane pump of the highly/Bell, Peggy Burns, Sharon cessful day. Robert Shepherd, Dennis Korby,| explosive gas. Dove, Debbie Crocker, Mary Such events do not just hap-|John Morris; Adults, Women --| |Ellen Peddie, Rosamand Nor- pen. Keith Buchanan, Sunday|Maudie Cockerton, Ruth Venn, | jthey, Carol 'Lockey, Maizie |Patterson, Jame Zednick, Doris able assistants in Don Houlden,|Buchanan, Sam. Venn, Bill Stir- Karen who collected the train fares; |ling. Mrs. Ed Rose and Mrs. Fred s food; John K. Moffat, Jr., and Y th I i Douglas McDougall, in charge ou gnites been using persuasion in an ef- of races. Mrs. Robert Currie, fort to bring about iniegration of National Guard units in sell Hayward, kindergarten de- partment and Mrs. Robert Shef- LES field, primary epartment, In Mail Boxes MAY DROP TIT claiming LONDON (Reuters) -- The} ana up. 6% furlongs. teachers, carried through he House of Commons passed a bill/Wind Wave. No Boy 108 es and races for the little) PICKERING (Staff) -- A 19-)Thursday night to enable Brit-|Paulpolly, Simpson Xil3 games and races for the little la i ets seeenedli oi, |Swap Off, Hale 113 people. Many of the adults were|Year-old youth wi pl jish peers to renounce their ti-| ity to exploding fire crackers| tle, quit the House of Lords and|Our Johnie, Potts 118 Pops and each of the peanut|™. Ts yong gy re-/seek election to the house of/;oiitien, Waterss, 116 scrambles was greeted with|C@ved 4 Costs | : E d, Hal y. |by Anthony Wedgewood Benn, /Steel Perifox, No Boy 120 pants. | Pickering Township The results of the races are|Sergeant John Pugh told the|because he did not want to|claiming. Purse $1900 for four-year-olds 'ea aliens: jcourt the offence took place in| !eave the Commons on tne death/and up, 1% Miles. | 'Stansea scence ee ithe FLQ was at work with their | sgate. clue gos Girls -- Janice Venn, Donna|/bombs in Montreal. i Emiriys Rouge, No Boy 1 Freeman, Joanne Thompson | | Cabo Blanco 2nd, Uyeyama (A)120 Boys -- David Curry, Bo by|Birch crescent, Ajax was| Cub P ack Charter Rug llegar gg Stirling. Walking race -- Rickie charged by Const. L. Watson! q Stir. | Luro . dtr, Wendy Esty, Bothy Stir-atter he ost oft « fre cracte| Is Presented wad : tbo | THIRD RACE -- Neville $2500 claim- a 4 i eraran e Girt oo keen --- Watson said he had re-ineid its closing meeting recent- ? ceived pe on genthatarnd a Eevity with a wiener roast for par- Laurie Ford. 5-year-old, Girls--|1g ny One et Mav ents and visitors af the home Eugenia Salmers; 6-year-old,! found Coughlin Girls -- Diane Cruwys, Patti! . Boys Douglas. Freeman, Ob 2 Li Steven Linton, Tommy Broome, tains quor 6-year-old, Boys -- Chris Hemp-} . s Curry. Novelty -- walking back-! While Minor, wards Douglas Freeman,| -- soar, Lamowey 109 The boys and visitors enjoyed|fasy Fisld. No Boy 108 PRIMARY DEPARTMENT | Ny ' refreshments round the camp/Be Merry, Bohenko First p Fl PICKERING (Staff) Ob- | Fire ay tine d hi ife| * st year girls €anor|taining liquor while a minor! '®: ? BviCn Ane Ne Wael r ee as | FIFTH RACE -- Hampshire allow- oreman; First year boys --i93 York street, Ajax, $25 and Mr. and Mrs. C. Cannon, F.|two- Ids, $ furl Bill Stirling, Donald Venn, Mil-/costs in Pickeriag Magistrates Fairhart, Mrs. Foley,, Mr. and|Canadiliis, Fitzsimmons isa ton Townsend; Second year! Court, Thursday. Mrs. Hamblyn, Mrs. oa eessereamserremcrmieeay Ford, Mary Salmers; Second) Pickering Township Police said| Mrs. H. Langlais, Mr, Lyle, Mr. GOOD FOOD oad ag -- Jimmy Freeman,|he checked a car at 2 am. on|and Mrs. R. Malik, Mrs. D. | bo 'ommy Buchanan, Tommy Gu-|June 1. Noonan, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- . 8 A.M. to 2 P.M. Beverly Thompson, Sandra by Morrison and he found ajley. Mr. and Mrs. Power, Mr 330 P.M. to § PLM. Cockerton, Debbi Cruwys;|bottle of gin, cups and ginger|Riordan,'Mrs. Zochodene and| Girls -- one legged race -- Be-jale under the front seat. |Mr. and Mrs. James McAllister. | School superintendent, had cap-|Joyce Gulenchyn; Men -- Keith Janet Britten, who looked after the nursery department; Mrs. Rus A k ats Ms! Firecrackers -- {Southem'siates along with the departmental 8. 4 . Willowdale Girl, No Boy 110 seen enjoying the extra loili-|8™ |Commons. The bill was sparked |Full Hand, Hale 116 shouts of joy from the partici-| \Bay Ridges the same weekend|°f his father and became Lord|sy"nemione Ne > NURSERY DEPARTMENT i Smirlys Rouge. No Boy 119 Joseph Wayne Coughlin, 30) A--Willow Down Farms and H. A. in a mail box, damaging a cat- The 29th Oshawa Cub Pack) Thompson, Deanna Cruwys,| Ridges when investigating had of the Akela, James McAllister, Wilson, Susan Glover, 5-year-old| stead, Billy Stirling, Martin) Chris Hempstead, steven Lin-| Y th Fi ton. | rou ined . Bol --Cinderella Stable entry. Ford, Nancy Buchanan, Laurie! cost Dennis G. Morrison. 20. of J0ined the following parents: girls -- Kathy Sheffiled, Lynn Const, P. Hollywood of the|Mr. and Mrs. Kiss, Mr. and| Brecktast, Lunch, Dinner Jenchyn; Third year. girls He said the car was driven|moyle, Mr. and Mrs. N. O'Mal- Hotel Lancaster Police known as the "reluctant peer") ggconp RACE -- Daytona gas00ie ance foaled in Canda. Purse $2500 for |Rip Van Jive, No Boy 119 Limbo Lad, No Boy (A)116 Buck's Nephew, Robinson 123 A--Mrs. Q N. Jensen entry. UINELLA BETTING SIXTH RACE -- Havrock allowance fillies. Purse $2500 for three-year-olds, Ontario Holiday, Burton M2 |Blue Wren, Simpson X105 Fifinella, Robinsin 107 Cut Flower, Hernandez X07 Achievement SEVENTH RACE -- stakes HDCP. Purse $10,000 added for three - year - olds foaled in Canada, 1 mile (Marshal Turf Course). Prince Maple, Harrison 116 |Mornin's Mornin, Prueitt 114 Top Toggery. Dalton 117 Warriors Day, Robinson i121 He Jeep, No Boy 114 |Castenango, LeBlanc 11 jAskum, Hale 116 Bridal Music, Gubbins 114 Son Blue, Fitzsimmons 123 Royal Maple, Burton 119 Prince Bubi, No Boy 117 Muskeg, Dittfach 118 Albion Star, No Boy MS EIGHTH RACE -- Selkirk $3500 claiming. Purse $2000 for four-year-olds and up, about 1% Miles (Turf Course). Greek Gift, No Boy (A)lI6 Reflective, Dettfach 118 Royal Mark, No Boy (A)113 The University of Waterloo has announced that three Osh- awa district students have been of extending services into the} buffer zone is being examined) by the planning board. BOARD ON RECESS The commission is now in re-|director of the Royal Ontario) cess until September and will) Museum in Toronto, Dr. Claude; meet only atthe call of the) chair. , j Theory Results Listed For successful in their engineering courses. D. Hewei of Brook- lin and J. I. Real of Sunder- land secured second class hon- ors in electrical engineering. J. E. Welch, of Uxbridge se- cured first class honors in} chemical engineering. GIVES MEDICINE TOKYO (AP)--Japan is send- ing Malaya enough cholera vac- cine to innoculate 500,000 per- sons, the foreign ministry re- ports. The $10,000 shipment is a gift of the Japanese govern- ment. Ajax Pool Open Saturday, June 29 AJAX (Staff). -- The publicly supported $60,000 Ajax swim- ming pool will open its gates for two months this year, be- ginning June 29. The pool, closed during the 80 degree June weather be- cause of lack of staff, will cool the parched Ajax small fry dur- ing the day from 9 a.m. till 7 p.m., Monday till Thursday. Adult swimming will be held week nights from 7 p.m. until p.m. General swimming will be held on the weekends with Sun-) day afternoon and evening open.) Church Can Hold Outdoor Services AJAX (Staff) -- The Ajax Pentecostal Church was given permission to hold an outdoor, drive-in service and an out-door Sunday school at the Monday meeting of council. The council granted permis- sion to the churcheto hold a drive-in church service in the parking lot of the Shopping Centre twice during the month} of July. Permission was also given for evening summer schools to be held for children in the Cedar Matinal, Hernandez (B)X116 Ponder On, Robinson 106 Faisun, Robinson 113 Chispil, Fitzsimmons 116 Saqueador, Hal- (B)118 A--P. S. Justice entry. B--T. E. Hays and R. Gian 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 Bonnie Bird, Robinson 106 /16 a] | | street park from August 12 to NEW HOME | SPECIALISTS Bowmanville BOWMANVILLE -- The fol- lowing is a list. of successful candidates in examinations held recently by the Royal Conser- vatory of Music of Toronto in Bowmanville. The names are arranged in order of merit. Grade 3 Theory, History Pass, John T. McGuirk. CAPSULE NEWS OPP Enrolment Age Limit Cut TORONTO (CP) -- The age limit for enrolment in the On r a new cadet training plan announced Thursday by OPP Commissioner Eric Silk, Cadets will become eligible for ap- jpointment to the full rank of} {OPP officer after a three-year) period of training in all aspecis of police work. TO MAKE GRAVES TRIPS OTTAWA (CP) -- The Royal Canadian Legion said today that two pilgrimages to war graves in Holland will leave Montreal this fall. Persons related to any of the 6,331 Canadian service- men buried in Holland are eligi- ble for the trips. DIRECTS ROM approximately $70,000, was re manded Thursday until July 8 \tario Provincial Police will bejat the request of special crown |lowered to 18 years from 21 un-|Smigrod was arrested in Tor- jonto June 21. RCMP said she |had been selling jewelry to Cae jhadians under the name of Sa- bina Ben-Said. OFFICER SENTENCED VANCOUVER (CP) -- A for- mer immigration officer was sentenced Thursday to six jmonths and fined $1,000 for his part in an immigration conspir- acy involving the use of forged |passports to gain the illegal en- itry of Chinese into Canada. The |British Columbia Appeal Court lruled that Grant Oliver Ever- }godt of Stevenson, must serve jan additional six months in liew of the fine. He was convicted on 10 oon of conspiracy. | TORONTO (CP)--Dr. William MO \E, Swinton, an authority on! dinosaurs, has been appointed Bissell, president of the Univer- sity of Toronto, announced Thursday, FEARS MAY SPREAD ing Trades Council proposed Thursday that a special medi- ation committee be set up in an attempt to end an eight-day-old painters strike, The council fears the strike by 70 painters might grow into a general work stoppage involving all trade un- ions. REMAND IN JEWEL CASE TORONTO (CP)--Mrs. Sabine Smigrod, 38, of New York City, charged with possession of stolen imported jewelry worth KITCHENER (CP)--The Kit- chener-Waterloo District Buiid-|since 1953, who cont VINCENT APPOINTED MONTREAL (CP)--The Bell Telephone Company of Canada announced Thursday the ap- pointment effective Aug. 11 of Marcel Vincent of Montreal as the company's first French speaking president and chief ex- ecutive officer. He succeeds Thomas W. Eadie, president 32s as |chairman of the board of diree- tors. 2nd and 3rd WITHOUT.,LEGAL FEES Grade II Theory: First Class) Honors: James Wilson, Peggy) J. Hancock, Phyllis A, Em- merson, Marion Davey; Hon- ors: Donna M. Cole. | Grade 1 Theory -- First Class Honors: Roberta Craig, Bonita D. Beech, Douglas L, Evans; | Honors: Irwin Hamilton, Dor- een Wright, Lynne Skinner; | Pass: Ann Hamilton, Lorraine} M. White, John Hamilton. No Delegate On Chest Executive Lack of Roman Catholic re-! presentation on the Oshawa Community Chest Board of Di-| rectors was mentioned at aj meeting of the Catholic Lunch- eon Club. Thursday. | Ernest Marks, QC, told the} | INOW IS THE TIME NO BONUS @ low monthly payment e discount for prepa e@ no legal fees SUPERIO DISCOUNT LIM ) To have that carpet or chest- ff! | erfield cleaned professionally inf) Oshawo's Original Carpet §} Cleaning Centre . where fully guaranteed satisfaction is assured, Phone 728-4681 NU-WAY RUG CO. LTD. 174 MARY ST. St. N. 725-6541 Open daily to 5:30p.m. Wednesday to 8:00 p.m, elosed Soturday during July ond August 27 Verivas or vent members that the board of di-| rectors had no Roman Catholic representation, He stated that} the Community Chest collected money from all creeds and dis-) tributed it to various agencies. 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