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CAPSULE NEWS Plasterer Faces Murder Charge PORT ARTHUR (CP)--Maritti Palonen, 24, a Port Arthur plasterer, was charged with capital murder Monday in the strangulation early Sunday of Marie Kishegweb, 27, He was remanded until Friday, The woman was found in the bed: room of her apartnemtn after Palonen turned himself in to police, vice - chancellors of four other Commonwealth universities, STEALS PENNY, CHARGED SEATTLE (AP)-Paul Monti, S1, accused of taking a penny from the pocket of a dying man who apparently shot himself in a hotel, was charged Monday with lareency, To Vacate OWC Post | The Ontario Welfare Council MASONS MEET TORONTO (CP) -- The 108th meeting of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons convened here Monday with no fanfare, NAMED CHAPLAIN'S HEAD OTTAWA (CP) =. Brig, the Rey, C, R, H, Charlebois of Val-) lain » general to the Canadian a | partment FERNHILL BRIDGE CLUB WINNERS Fernhill Duplicate Bridge Club trophy winners, Seated are the club president, Dr George Gillen (eft) and Joe Coles, director, Standing are Bridge still retains its ap- peal as one of the moat popu: lar games for hundreds of residents in Oshawa and dis: trict, Seen here is a group of AJAX RATEPAYERS PROTEST: Church Group Held ' Ks "Undesirable" AJAX (Staff) -- Council last night voted to close off the only representation by some road leading to the Ajax Bap-|bers of council and a lot tist Church following a com-jremarks have been me plaint that. church members Mr, Baxter said the were an "undesireable fringe/allowance at the i of element." street did not belong. to Council's action came on the| Town of Ajax until this year basis of a Birch street ratepay vang IN FAVOR ers' petition which claimed that) (Council has claimed tt the church one foot allowance at U Lowered property values if Birch street belong the area; town. This mea Noise from . meetings ofthat they can wth groups and other ongan- across it.) : zations in the church hall was; Those voting in favor of erect annoying: ng the barrier to th wureh --Members af the church park. Were -- 4 7 Wi ed their cars on the street at ee a ~-- ane sc Ac eal from! CORPine and 0. G. Ashley ee church Noe annoying as/,, Those Voting against the mo well as dangerous : tion were Deputy-Reeve F _/Peterson, and Counc Council was agp ae & liam LeGros, and R. G ; church wasi , : ay hs ot tick street, It Voting against the mo wes at this point that the- rate. DeputyReeve Paterson chars ; wanted the barrie: ed that "no real effort has ne been put forward by council to ee was erected in/meet with church members to 3062 on ckering Township _---- this out land.) le told council that the land Bapt > , was donated to the church in ald oe San So Se 1980 after the church was told eouncil'a action as sior.\bY Duffins Creek estates that able." there were no in the town for helt bso . Auditorium Fund Grows | Also voting against the bar rier, Councillor LeGros said ithat he had not been given any jwarning that the matter was igoing to be brought up at jCouneh "I don't Know enough about The Oshawa Civic Auditorium te matter to vote on it, I's Building Fund received another 100 sudden boost last night when the teen agers of the city contributed ' close to $100 to the fund, the se ig P proceeds of a Teen Dance at COUre® an the Kinsmen Community Con SCR. a oy tre which. was donated for the) (The "undesirat evening by the. local Kinsmen Ment' phrase was Clud, another of the clud's com. 4 WHER pe munity efforts 7 All the help te run the dance was contributed free of char The Shandells played rhythm 'n blues and rock and roll music, They are a group of young Oshawa Boys on way up. Cliff Doucette and Civic Auditorium Director Bill Kurelo sold tickets at the door and Fi mance Chairman Terence V Kelly and Auditorium Director Rav Trew accepied them E. R. S. "Dick" McLaugh: books are the one's af tin, chairman ef the Civic Au- He said "no one we @itorium said that other such this with their wentures were planned in the They (the ¢ future fer the Buildings Fuad clearly what "in order that all the citizens of was." the city wilt be able to help His Worship told the ¢ this project hit the $1,000.000 that a recent meeting between geal" the town and the church was mem one-foot Rireh resu Hors Wrigt Wrigh see how you erly tre const undesirable ATTEND CHURCH Councitior Wright that the "people ea Bir ¢ have a point. But so de the pe ple attending the church. Ove 3@ per cent of the congregati comes from Ajax." Mayor Parish, voting in favor of erecting the barrier ha' the people on Bin were there first. The the the "TAYLOR GREETS "CHEV" WINNER Greets "Chev" Winner Joke Hall, of Duke street, Breokim, right. accepts the keys to the new Chevrelet he won at the annual pi on Recel 32a, UAW-CLY, Satur at Lahevnew was official The leh, aaacial secretary, 'There has been a lot of mis: > said passage * » ton ~ a boat Mrs. W. A, Wadsworth and | Mrs, E, Medland, open pair | champions (from Clarke, in the strophy winners left) Mrs, M, R dividual champion; Mrs, R Davies and Mr, Davies, mixed pair champions, and --Oshawa Times Photos ; CITY AND DISTRICT GIVEN REMAND Allan Snelgrove, of no fixed laddress,. was remanded in .the jeare of Salvation Army's House of Concord by Magistrate F. S. Ebbs Monday, The. 1? the the attended by three members of ' out paded guilty the sixeman church board yearold youth pleaded guilt) These three board members, (0 theft of a radio and a dian not residents of Ajax, Tt) Ke Tune' 8; and had been re have been better if the Manded for a pre-sentence had sent port at that time were would ehureh Ajax resi ae Another in fave rit Council 0. G had TWO ALARMS » Oshawa Fire Department »d a total of two alarms They flushed down a service station west. The other them he said : arm ¢ ripe ned a : a hy NEN , . tark read south grocery store They just told us in fact * aig ty ambulance responded to gO Jump if the lake cals Two Win | GM Cars Saturday was a for two local men Winners of two ears at the 7th Annual member vot the bar Ashiey broken some Counc OF ere the of h : gas 2 aith with the town 2 an Bloor. street I am very disappointed with °" ° vepeghad Boy, 11, Hurt On Bicycle An eleven-vear-old. boy was injured slightly Monday when the bicvele he was riding col 1983 -madel lided with a car Dic Taken to the Oshawa General staged by Local 222, United Haspital for treatment, was Wil- Automobile Workers, were Wil:/Ham Drew, 491 Fernhill boule liam Veenstra, 883 Rowena vard, He suffered abrasions and street and John Hall of Rrook. small cuts on the les lin, Tre picnic was. attended by|_ Driver of the car was Henry over 28.000 at Lakeview Park, Robert Galbraith, 418 Line, Cour Mr, Veenstra drew the lucky) @C® ticket for nat Senn a "ond The accident gocerred at the tiac and Mr, Hall was the win. intersection of Gibbons ner of a new Chevrolet. A Marion streets a . stereo was won by Craig, 4 collision at Henry street Bovie and & drver was won brite Lakeview douley ard Mon Frank Frinko, Alfred Jones was nig wi cal poved --_---- 4 rivers involved wer the fortunate winner Of & POWe!r: Hoard. 61 Muskoka avenue gla and Everett Lovell, 30 Adelaide Rieyeles were given to chil) grect eas dren who held lucky entrance Hilkka Kiavins ts the winners were: Bar and Frank Di Malta Fremmer, Barry Campbell.i wecker drive Darry! Bobyk, Patty Shaw, San:) volved in an dra Ralston and Mary Albert./yoad south , were won by: JOR natice e Ciesk, Lynda Verner, Danny) g00 to eact Minaker, Bradley Davis, Brace ~-- Kaapp and Alex Horruzey Wagons went Tommy Ho >» lucky = day set 148 Division ny were drivers in dent on Park Monday. The the damage at the vehicles Street CIOS to the TUsey follow Rarbie Witham » to Mrs. B ARSAS MeMullea; a to Pete Mar and a $25 voucher te Mrs. A. Keenan * iy Margaret Brown won a bar app eetsiite i ets a ? oh i : staged by Autamadie More than 28.008 people gath shine at A ica ya draw Werke iraw Was wor ® who received and moter Oshawa," dDiggest 4 trauer THEYRE TALLEST ' Koreans generally are the tallest people in the Far Rast ma with the exeption of the porta ent era Chinese r three ~ year ~ olds to any ed people spry enough to results of the races are as fellows Roxs 3 y tor Rimila Gins 3 years and wader -- Nancy Rockeleaa, Marie Dram. mond Reys 3 years and under -- Barry Stokes, Alex Strynathka Douglas Lewis NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Columbia Cellulose Ca. Lid, & mos. caded June M: 1983, $2. 522.958; 1962, $1006. HR Great Britaia and Canada Ie. vestaemt Corporation, & mos ended June Me 196% 2t cents a share: FR, $172,576. IS cents DIVIDENDS Ry THE CANADIAN PRESS Dewinion Dicctrekeme ladey. wies Lid, FY we $1.2387. A 1, record July 2 a2 per cont or a GM war Mr. Hall ne Ie and. re the company (Oshawa Tames Paete * dian College of Teachers that/cial Government during her ten and Yer Orville; {ferred similar $190.114,/ 9 Hleyfield, Que., has been ap: . s announced that Bessie Tou- ipointed Roman Catholic chap.) Ua# annow zel, executive director since 1953, is leaving the position next spring anf that Trevor Pierce, now assistant director, will suc ceed her, armed jvrces, the defence de-| announced Monday,| He Eggo Fay aera the Rt, Rev, T, A. Costello of] "Miss 'Towsel is regarded as an Barry's Bay, Ont,, Roman Cath! quistanding figure ik Candian ollie chaplain + general since) welfare, particularly in plan: January, 1960, who has retired) ning and research, She has trom the RCAF i | worked at all levels, as chief of STRIKE THREAT GONE Staff with Ottawa Public Wel EDMONTON (CP)--A threat fare Department, seeretary of ened strike by on-train CNR) {he public welfare division of the crews has been temporarily) Canadian Welfare c ouncil, OX postponed, an official of the) ecutive sceretary of the Wel Edmonton Joint Runnin gi fare ( ouneil of Toronto and Dis lTrades Couneil announced, ict (Now the Social Planning iTaiks promised between the Counc i), back to the ¢ anadian| leampany and Brotherhood . of] Welfare Counelt as assistant di IRailway Trainmen caused the/Tector and then to the Ontario postponement Welfare Council She has taken time from these) MUST FIGHT CONTROL duties for special projects, not: VANCOUVER (CP) -- Dean ably collaboration with Dr, Leo-| Edwin C, Garvey, principal of)/nard Marsh on the Marsh Re- St, Mark's College at the Uni./pert on Social Security and di versity of British Columbia, said/rection of the welfare services Monday teachers must be pre: section of the Red Cross disaster} pared to fight state control of operations at the time of the education, The leading Roman} Manitoba flood, Catholic educationist told the) Working closely with the Wel- annual conference of the Cana-jfare Department of the Provin jstate control of education is as| years with OWC, Miss Toure! objectionable as state control of chaired the Minister's Commit medicine or business tee on Standards' for Children's Institutions and is currently ser: LUNG TRANSPLANT FAILS | ving on the Child Welfare Com: PITTSBURGH (AP)---A man/mittee and the Committee on} who received a new lung from] Personal in the Public Service.| a dead man in a transplant op) Though leaving her adminis eration at Presbyterian-Univer-| trative duties, Miss Tourel is not sity Hospital eight days agojretiring from the welfare field! died Monday of heat failure.) Mr, Pierce came to the On. The patient was a 4-yearold/tario Welfare Council in 1961 man Whose name was not made) from the Social Planning Coun-| public, A hospital spokesman/cil of Metropolitan Toronto! said the man's body was in the where he was executive secre process of accepting the trans itary of the Health Division | planted organ but the remain-)- Born and educated in Wales, | jing lung Was too weak to do the he came to Canada in 1953. Be-| jjod alone during the transition./tween graduation as a teacher| . on ie one and a post. graduate diploma! Big a im social administration he spent) Pa tr Seay tes a eight years in relief and refugee! pages Ried suit against &) work, first in England, than at be r company in i S. district camps at Casablanca and court Monday contending they! Pritin an "thay : originated the idea for "snap-| _topevilie, Algeria, He served bei . ie cuak eae r . "ge with UNRRA in Italy, with the boa dagen 34,000.00 'Richara/chturen World Service in Ger: 33 f . chard > shes Thompson and Joha Ricks, pris Freee and Austria and with the Gnars at the Wenlere stale hee International Refugee Organiza fited the suit against! "08, Geneva and Norway Bear of Piuaren When, a year after his arrival on said tron City oaths anaes. Hurricane Hazel hit the: idea ates two} ontario Mr, Pierce was well presemtatives of the brewing paar nee dane ghee vagy Ley company interviewed the con tanga emergency relief opera eke 3 wes Breen He came to know the province RECEIVES DEGREE throughly as field secretary for LONDON (Reuters) -- the Ontario Tuberculosis Associ- George Edward Hall ation, and during his five years! and vice chancellor with OTA did other provincial University of Westera Ontario, SUtVeys for the national body Landon, Ont. received an hon.| Me has deen on the National orary doctor of laws degree) Agency Review Committee for from the Queen Mother as the five Years and served on the ninth Congress of Common Canadian Welfare Council Com wealith universities opened Mon mittee wh ch prepared a brief day. The Queen' Mother con-/fer the Royal Commission on doctorates on the| Health Services Two Dr president of the Local 222 Lists Results | "Of Races For Big Picnic | Gilrs 3 years and under -- Christine Tarkevich, Lacy Gerny, Christine Barassin Boys 7 years and under Roanie Riesin Roly Simpsor PRX T years and Brenda Zarowny Derothy Ana Log years a Rayme Married Men -- Brian Weiss Bill Williams, Roger Rocheleau Married Ladies -- Carel Row ley, Doris Meringer, Jean For- wn Three-legged girls -- Marilyn Short and' Denna Montgomery. Wand Reszka and Paula Ket- tela, Cathy Meringer and Dar scene Lemon Three-legged boys -- David Westlake and Larry Westlake; Gins, $ wears and under Allan White and Joe Krasnay; Mary Bogaard, Carol Scriver, Bil Veonstra and Bill Veen- Kathy stra rs and wader John Vance SK under Hida Shewaa Man under a Lott Gregory Reid BONS Mitch Ricky Gins, 11 years and under -- Catieen MacDermaid Eiioen Ford, Sasan Sleemaa Bays. 13 wears and under -- Larry Westlake, Robert Ken nedy, Joseph Csaford Gwis, 13 years and wader -- Noreen Simams, Betty Simms, Gail Church Rays, 13.y Boys wheelbarrow -- David Westiake and Larry Westlake> Bin Veenstra and Bill Veensira Archie Dewey and Danay Dew. ey Gins shoe -- June Saddard Vera Zaika, Germain Bastar aORE Men's horseshoe Singles -- Les Smith, W. H Smith H. Hicks. ars amd wader ~--| Deadlies --- Owen Haley and Dehiciee, Today's Stock Market: | TORONTO T) AM, BeOdd lot, xd--Exdividend, rights, xWe=Ix- warrants, Net change ls from previous board-lot clos! 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D THIRD RACE -- Maidens. Py for Dyearokes, flies Fitesienenens 112 at, No Roy 129 Arki Girt, Remar 19 Roman Merfage, No Bay 12 Jane? Ore, Dittiach. 1:9 Maple Queen, No Boy 12 Listen Lymn, No Bey } Qweevsion, Bitzsienans Ceshion, Fiterremins Dark Messy, Ne Bey FOURTH RACE ~ RVNW_ fay Wedded Biss, No Boy Dark Wrnper, Daten 12 Janz Rowe, No Soy V2 Saroman, No Boy 2 Ws Esace, No Roy rome Shipper, Laneaay 1 Arges Niece, Borenke (A) NBR, Mernrander BP Pen Dri, Redinsen 12 &--Wneteks Fara and MP. ony 2 i me 2 » FIFTH RACE ~ SAW for Dyeareikks and wp, Oh By The Dees, Preett VS Qer joere, Pots VS Seeee Yoo Lewes, No Bey (Ady Canteens, No Sey 122 Cerpora] Rae. Reprawe 12 Farwell Tem, No Bay Mt Fie Trt, Seas, XS Arque Aroend, Marcin 18 Rea Gentioman, No Sey V2 Serer Teddy, Ne Say 12 SM chal nm Canada, Purse $1900 for > Cains & forlones ww | Alowances axe wr RW om Sore. Neo Boy Hater entry. se S20 $ furlongs. Maver. Perse Dyterows, Hihes, § feriongs Pears 33 Calis. Pore Fer dg 2 Count The Pieces, Fazviemen CAN Kessava, Rew ifard 17 ane Eheae Set Seel, Detach ue: Frank Hartford; Ree Parry and Bed Pipher: Lestie Smith and Mochae! Rombdine Brvaa Larry West jake Neard Gins, 3 years and wader -- nai Nugent. Sharen Smith Narcy Bassingtnwaighie, nage -- Ken Heard Wi Jerry Boar NOW To Dawe that comet or chest enfield cizened professionally on HEATING & : APPLIANCES BO ou' Se dndectint end «| BSW geet enn & Commercial Phone 728-4681 The. extabiabed. rebabie Gar aa at || NU-WAY 31 CELINA ST. RUGCO. LTD. (Commer et Armats | 174 MARY ST. mer SPAS, Jane Sad Nancy Bas SHORGAS fe rowevels your home WN OSHAWA CALL LIMITED 362 King SB. Went 723-2265 Need Money? --Te bey « cottage or beat ----te consaidete voor debts ----to refinance yout mortgage : Coronation INVESTMENT COMPANY LTD. " 2 SCHOFIELD-AKER fetver hours 728-3376) Whitby Pair | Y | Sasrieeassres| Win Trophy wn XI; Just Don't Shove, Ne Bay' " | Harry Lott and A, Archibald, of Whitby, teamed up last Fre day night to win the A, Stan- lick Trophy in the twilight men's doubles tournament at ithe Whitby Lawn Bowling Clud. The winners had a score of 38 points, g In second place with three Chili Filly wins were John Morrison .and QUINELLA BETTING G, Oatway, of Oshawa. They SEVENTH RACE -- 3). Catharines Sen DAG the identical score as the vice Cod Day. Porse $2900 for tree. Winners but had more points yearas Thes adout | mile (hurt Course) scored against them be ia | The high pair with two wins Mag toh Pavia lwere Ewart Carswell and F. we Oey " iLindsay of Oshawa who had @ echemke tt? iscore of 38 points. Grant Mun Dittiach ray and David Reynolds of Osh- aWa won the prizes for high Daron (A) eens Ren, Bonenke 3) jscore with one win bait sscnnsshisinantnbsnioaniuneniaiiith i] Srpson (ARIS i A---Millorest Mabdles Lid, ane T, F, Tooney entry SIXTH . RACE -- allowances, Purse $2800 for Mree-yearoig: and up 6 fr URDS. Marraon 14 why. Lips, No Boy 10 Son Snot Jvnier, Fitzsanmons Ne Majewe Hour, No Boy Wd impresionante, No Boy 14 Rowrdin Kone, No Bay, 14 aa Wolski A--Kia Ora Farms entry Rw POST THOE 2 p.m. CLOUDY AND G00D WATER'S COSTLY Towing Antarctic iceburgs to} Las Angeles for water would | cost less Uhan the city now pays) for ils water, says the National) Geographic Society { ING E. -- 723-3633 > MEAT SPECIALS! WED. ONLY CLUB STEAKS lh. 79c BLADE STEAKS lb. 69c MEATY PORK HOCKS 5 lbs. $1 VEAL PATTIES 3 lbs. $1 FRESH MADE Country Sausage 2 lh. 49c i