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"ROVEN-RANGLA Sea Scout Crew Opens New Den 8TH OSHAWA (TED FRIEND) ROVER SEA SCOUT CREW Welcome aboard Mates. On 'Oct. 5, the crew officially open- ed its new den at Camp Samac, The afternoon was spent ex- plaining the construction of, the den to the interested people who came out to tour the den. Our great friends from the 7th. Im- perial Georgetown Rover Crew came down for the festivities along with their girl friends. They presented us with a coffee table inscribed on the bottom! Congratulations and much suc- with two storjes in Chinese, but being illiterate, 1 am in doubt as to what it says. We, in turn, took the Georgetown crew and their friends out for supper. On behalf of the crew I would like to thank Glen Short, SM, and Bernard Muzeen, ASM, of the 11th Oshawa "B" troop for their gift of avGuest Book to the crew. Thanks fellows, and we shall use it at every opportunity possible. Upon arriving at the den for the evening activities, we noticed that the den was for sale by several out of estate companies and had been sold by a few different com- panies. The den also had the look of being the campaigning grounds of several well known political parties. We owe all of this to our Georgetown friends and we hope to return all their signs to their leader's house along with a few of our own. DEN DEDICATED That evening the den was offi- cially opened by Skipper C, K Anderson, ADC, for Rovers and the Venerable /rchdeacon H. D Cleverdon, padre of the Fighth * Oshawa Sea Scout Group and our own skipper, Robert Cor- * neal. We spent the evening dancing (for those of us who have less than two left feet), Also we sat around the camp fire singing well known camp songs entertained by one of the Rover Alumni with his version of a song. We were also entertained by Oshawa's own the TWO ' SQUARES and a CUBE-er . . the TWO STRIKES and a SPARE-er I don't think that's it Oh, I know! The TWO SPUDS and a DUD. We would like to thank them for their time and a very enter- taining show. We were glad to see our curly headed Rover Don, in attendance, from Queen's University, We would like to thank all the people who helped make this oc- casion possible. VISIT LONGSTAFF Instead of meeting on our reg- imported players from our friendly rivals, the D. M. Rose;ment in the whole place is the|the last and| folksongs. At one time we were} ' with) and the other calle to finalize plans'for the wedding of Assistant Skipper John Nor- ris. . All plans went off as planned, the crew provided a guard of honor as the couple left the church and later helped to make| the groom's car look like a big| poster, advertising a fall fair, Our crew will remember this occasion for many moons to come, Thanks go to the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gimblet,| for a most wonderful day. cess for the future are extended} to all the members of the "Ted Friend" 8th Oshawa Rover Crew) on the opening of their splendid) new den at Camp Samac. | Boy, if that's what a ship looks like, we want one too. Everyone who attended the gala den warming had a most enjoy- able time. It was nice to see a re-run performance from our very own "Two Spuds and a Dud' -- hope you come up with a new act before this year's Father and Son Banquet, fel- lows, But really though, you did forts were more than commend-} able. This pantomime team is made up of mate Mike MacKay,) and Rovers Jim Hutchinson and} John Gower. | DONATION APPRECIATED | I know we were all happy to} see the Georgetown Imperial! Rover Crew put in an appear-| ance at the den warming and I} know that all the Rovers who! are connected in any way with} the erection of the new den will] appreciate their donation of a coffee table to the 8th Rovers. Good luck "8th". TOUR BELL BUILDING Thursday night, Oct. 10, our Crew took in a "royal carpet" tour of the Bell Telephone build-| ing on Victoria street in. Osh-| awa. We had a near complete! turnout with only Skipper Snow- don unable to attend, Boy, was that a tour that will be long remembered. We were broken up into two groups, one called the good group (that's the group I was d the) bad group (that's the group that wanted to stay in the "oper- ating room"), No we didn't visit the hospital. This is where the Bell's feminine operators work. Bottomly has a new goal in life now, he wants to become a} 'supervisor', Well anyway, from the oper-} é ators we went to the business | Company. offices to see if we were being billed properly. seemed to be in a most orderly} fashion and ¢ ely interest g ing even thouso it looked quit ular night we met Wednesday,|complicated at times . . . Oct. 9, when we went to Lang-| from this ticker tape machine,|qieg at staff for a rigorous game oflit is fed downstairs to that tick-| floor hockey with the Langstaff\er tape Rover Crew. We even had some|boys?" machine . . , understand) The most confused depart- nol "NOW told the WOODSTOCK, Ont. (CP) -- The worst thing you could tell a member of the Trillium Club is that she had lost her buttons. \{t would just, about break her! heart. The club, formed in 1959 by Mrs, Pearl Lynch of Woodstock, is devoted to the collection of buttons. Its' members, from various |Western Ontario communities, meet monthly to engage in but- ton talk and learn more about their hobby. "Some people think you have \to be a bit odd to collect but- tons," said one collector, "but actually it ranks second § to stamps as a collecting hobby." A number of the Trillium Club members--there are fewer than a dozen in all--have but- tons dating back to the late 1700s and early 1800s. They're in a variety of materials and depict such things as animals, fairytales, nursery rhymes, na- tivity scenes, wildlife and chil- dren. The women, who travel to button shows inr nearby U.S. cities, make use of button ref- OSHAWA DELEGATES ATTEND EOMEA CONVENTION William Boddy, a member of the Oshawa Public Utili- ties Commission, was elected first vice-president of the Eastern Ontario Municipal Polymer Corp. erence books printed several town real.an excellent job and your ef-|years ago but no longer gener-| ally available. Some have traced buttons back to what is believed to be the first button factory in Can- ada, a plant in what was then Berlin, Ont., now Kitchener. Somé of the most precious buttons have been found on old charm strings that still turn up in family chests, These strings were used by young girls in the 1880s. It was believed that each string could hold 999 buttons and that if the 1,000th button got. on the string by mistake the young girl was destined to become ag old maid. Court Rejects. Smoking Plea WASHINGTON (AP)--A New Orleans widow Monday was de- nied a U.S. Supreme Court re- view of a suit, unsuccessful in lower courts, in which she con- tended two tobacco companies were liable for the death of her husband, a cigarette smoker who died of lung cancer Mrs. Victoria St. Pierre Lar- tigue sued in U.S. District Court in New Orleans after the death in 1955 of Frank J. Lartigue. Her suit named the R. J. Rey- ds Tobacco Company and gett and Myers Tobacco} A. jury decided) Lig 'e two defendant tobacco companies in a joint reply brief Supreme Court Lartigue age 65, a'ter smoking) excessively since the time he was nine years old. two weeks to look Rover Crew, in the form of their|Tol] Department" which was|around much, but he promises Mate Mike McKay, and Jim/run by a little Scotsman called{he'll have more to report about Hutchinson. "Scotty", Don't be surprised to|Flint life next time. He's all We suffered defeat at the pick up the phone someday and|shacked up in some sorority -- hands of the Langstaff Crew,| get from between 5 to 15 pounds|oPs, I mean fraternity house -- but seeing as they are old pros'of hot air in the face because|sounds like fun . from what I gather that's the)... at the game and that we never played it before, what can you expect? Anyway we put up a good fight and the final score was 14 to 10. We then proceeded to show them who could play basketball and defeated them 12 to 6. I think the crew owes our sec- ond-mate an apology, he was un- justly accused of botching the directions he received on how to get to the gym at Langstaff. He later showed that he held hard feelings about the things we accused him of being, for he Spearheaded our attack and scored the majority of our go We were treated to a light snack at their leader's house. This, of course, helped to make up for the loss of the game and we later parted the best of friends, promising to have them down for a weekend. So until we drop anchor here in port once more, we hope you have smooth sailing and_ fair winds. "SIR ERNEST" 7TH OSHAWA "D. M. ROSE" ROVER CREW The crew has been quite ac- current way of making tele- phone cable. these days --: full of hot air -- well, air anyway. A little pote to all hunters -- please do not shoot holes in the telephone cables. We .were told! that it causts havoc down in Oshawa, After being well assured that every inch of Bell Telephone wire is present, recorded and accounted for,in a series of files cafeteria where hot dogs, coffee and soft als,|courtesy of the management, 1 know that the evening was a most educational and enjoy- able one for:all.who took. part in. it. Many thanks go to Mrs. Cour- tice, Jim McCall, Scotty and the fellow who keeps track of ail the wires, for a most informative and successful tour. I sincerely, hope we can make a return visit) to the Bell Telephone Company) in the near future, Thanks, one and all. DEN CHATTER John Norris just got back from . . dormitories oh come now, Howie , . Well, I'm running low on ink and energy so with high hopes of a successful canoe trip for Ted Tilling and yours truly this weekend, I shall exit. RANN, Oshawa. AIR RANGERS HOLD FIRST ENROLLMENT Last Tuesday evening six girls experienced their greatest joy -- that which comes from feeling NO| and notebooks we headed for the|@ Part of something or of be- longing, It was a great step for- drinks were served,|Ward for our Flight as we now} members| have six bona fide and three tenderfeet. The girls who were enrolled were: Bonnie Hart, Susan Hick-| ey, Phillippa Muir, ~ Jackie Rogan, Gayle Sawyer and Cathy Williams, While we were nervously awaiting the arrival of Mrs. Fo the District Commissioner, real chaos resulted when there was a power failure. We groped through the darkness to find the door, amid joyous squeals of ex- citement. Upstairs, in the Guide House, the street lights pro- vided a little comfort, and we tive during the past two weeks, his honeymoon, and he's prob-|began our ceremony by candle- and we are well into our "Tour/ably out at the den, waiting, |light. Oshawa" policy. First we tour- ed the Oshawa Waterworks on with a club ... Scotty at the Bell invited all the guys down The mothers who had come found it very impressive Later, refreshments were Sept. 26. This outing proved toto see the closed circuit hockey served and all agreed it was a be most interesting and some- what amazing to the boys be- cause we all saw that it takes games ... for a_ price sorry, Scotty, no takers yet. "Mrs."' Courtice Wow -|very memorable evening. The Flight plans to be more active now than in the past. To a vast amount of water to keep Mike MacKay -- "Never mind get our season off to a good! local reservoirs supplied and the water pressure up At one point our guide demon- Strated the operation of back * do this to me on the 19th? we want a new fur- -- Lukie at John's 'Are you guys going to the water, nace first" wedding ' start we have planned a gala "Night of Cards" for October 29. Everyone is welcome and tickets are available from any washing one of the huge settling give me a brush and let me help; member of the Flight or at the tanks. When he had completed the operation he pointed chart and informed us that he had just used 65,000 gallons of water. The crew was particular- ly fascinated by the size of the diesel and gasoline engines mounted at various places throughout the plant to pump the water during a power short: age. Many thanks are extended to our guide and the Oshawa PUC for a wonderful evening. PLAN FOR WEDDING On Oct. 5, the crew met at Quagmire Inn in Camp Samac "KINDNESS BEYOND PRICE, YET WITHIN REACH OF ALL" GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 King W. 728-6226 to al' . . paint 'side the gas tank?? .. . Oh Lukie come on!! Kort knows some of the oper- ators? He must have close con- nections .. , glad to see Karl Markalous out -- hope he finds rovering as challenging and en-) joyable as he has found scout- jing welcome to the crew, Karl. . .. Howie Davis, our engin- eer-to-be, wrote me from Flint} this week. He's been too b us | | CALL OR SEE DIXON'S FOR OIL FURNACES SERVING OSHAWA OVER SO YEARS 24-HOUR SERVICE 313 ALBERT ST. 723-4663 j2nd MORTGAGES door. The girls are working very industriously on this, our first project, and we sincerely hope it to be a great success. "SUE" ist Time In Canada 15 YEAR CORONATION INVESTMENT co. LTD. now introduces long- 15 YEAR--OPEN-- Second : Borrow whet you. need epay in small monthly peyments over 10 to 15 years. 723-2265, (otter hours 728-3376 SCHOFIELD-AKER LIMITED 360 KING ST. WEST + 112; | Top Exporter SARNIA (CP) -- The crown- owned Polymer Corp. Ltd. plant here is the world's foremost ex- porter of synthetic rubber, ship- png about $55,000,000 worth out of Canada annually, a confer- ence of 46 Polymer distributors from throughout the world was told Saturday. Electric Association at its an- nual convention last week in Brockville. Other members of the commissio in attend-- CAPSULE NEWS | Pearson German HEADS YALE NEW HAVEN Conn. (AP)-- Kingman Brewster Jr., provist| The plant this year will export|of Yale University since 1961,|President Kennedy accepte CITY AND bey itac ute recd DIDIHlvl SUSPEND LICENCE Gerald Snow, 205 Nassau, street, pleaded guilty in Osh-| awa Magistrate's Court Friday| to charges of failing to remain at the scene of an accident and 3 ° { Magistrate F. S. Ebbs sentenc- ed Snow to pay a fine of $50 and costs or one month in jail on the failing to remain charge. His licence was also suspended) for one year. Snow was also sentenced to pay a fine of $50 and costs or one month in jail on the charge of no operator's licence. : WINS VACATION CONTEST Miss Adeline Wilson, of 540 Woodbine, Fergus, Ont., is the lucky winner of the recent contest held in conjunction with the Chemcell-Arnel, Date-setters 1963 Fashion Promotion. The ance, from left, were J. B. Annand, general manager; E. |at the Blue Waters Beach Hotel F. Armstrong, H. F. Baldwin jin Barbados, Air transportation A. Gifford. | and Mayor Lyman Lauds | Leader by Paul Nitze, now an assistant secretary of defence. The White House announced Monday that d about 70 per cent of the antic-|has been named the 17th presi- Korth's resignation on Satur- ipated 1963 production of 185,000|dent of the institution, Brew-jday. The resignation will take long tons, said Gene Gale of the Ster, a 44-year-old Yale Alum-lef ect Nov. 1, Polymer sales and_ technical service department. The ton- nage represented 10 per cent of ~|total world production. He noted it is estimated that by year's end world synthetic rubber. production will. reach 2,300,000 long tons, compared with 2,200,000 long tons of na- tural rubber--the first: ttme in history that synthetic produc- tion will have exceeded natural. nus, had been regarded as the most likely successor to A. Whitney Griswold, who died last April 19. KORTH QUITS WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S.) Navy Secretary who last week protested against a tentative Pentagon decision to} deny the navy powered aircraft carrirs, is re- signing and will be succeeded WOODBINE ENTRIES WEDNESD: FIRST RACE Cabana. Maidens. Purse $2200. For 2-year-olds. 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Driftinby, Robinson 117 Tag Day, Gordon 113 Kings Messenger, Dittfach 113 Cap Ferrat, Lanoway (A)113 Good Ovation, No Boy (A)113 Turkey Joe, No Boy 113 Guest Speaker, No Boy 113 Taylanx, Armstrong 113 Daumont, Leblanc (B)120 i hi against her and the U.S. Circuit|pettye mM, Walsh x112 averything/Court in New Orleans affirmed the result. Round Sun, Fitzsimmons 113 Pencil Sketch, No Boy 113 Also Eligible: Escarpment, (B)120 AG. A. Martin and W. A..Clark entry B--Mrs. W. Von Richthofen entry. Leblanc, Danforth. $2500 For 3-year-olds. SECOND RACE -- claiming. Purse $1800, 6% Furlongs. Guiding Wave, Leblanc 110 Enonymous, No Boy 120 Roma Locuta, E!l ot) 114 That's Nora, No Boy 114 Moonfame, Walsh X112 Miss Speedy G, Harrison 110 Ga'lant hello, Nc Boy 117 Sunny Dice, No Boy 110 Right Bower, No Boy 117 Tagdonnel!, No Boy 110 Select Chic, Gordon 110 Hi Dear, Armsirong 117 Also Eligible: Verbal Battie, Walsh, Argo Bound, Ditifach 113; Park- side Drive, Potts, 123; South Shore, Rob- inson, 110; Quality Lad, Leblanc, (A)113; Gardens Win, Walsh, (A)X105. A--F. A, Sherman and Garden City Stable entry. THIRD RACE Aylesbury. $2500 claiming. Purse $1900. For 3-year-olds and up. One and one-sixteenth Miles. Cartersville, Robinson 116 Diehard 2nd, No Boy (A)120 Glad Roman, Walsh X113 Wind Wave, No Boy 108 Soysambu, Rasmussen 116 Bomar, No Boy 113 Rosequeen, No Boy 115 Yola 2nd, Dittfach 117 Nearali, No Boy 113 Andante, No Boy 116 Destre's Prince, No Boy 111 Gray Mouse, No Boy 118 Also Eligible: Sauvagette, No Boy, 108; Brian's Boy, Clemes, 111; Split the Loot, No Boy, 120; Friend Willie, Walsh, X113; Bonnie Bird, No Boy, 108; Our Fool, Fitzsimmons, €A)111. A--B. Ferrari and Mrs. F, H. Merrill Jr. entry. FOURTH RACE -- Auburndale, $7500 claiming. Purse $2300, For 3-year-olds. 6 Furlongs. Sky Spark, Gordon 109 Touch of Magic, Lanoway 112 Your County, Robinson -122 Alibhal Flower, Errico 113 Farmer Jack, Gordon 109 Johnsal, Walsh X114 Pic n Pie, Fitzsimmons 119 FIFTH RACE -- Royal Canadian Le- gion. $7500 claiming (foaled in Canada). Purse $2300. For 2-year-olds. 62 Fur- tongs. General John, Walsh (A)X109 Mangea Cake, No Boy (A)114 Wedded Bliss, No Boy (B)114 AY, October 16 Shining Wings, Dittfach (B)116 Smart Flyer, Bohenko 114 Speedy Lament, Remillard 116 Tin Pan Alley, No Boy 114 A----Creek Stable, B. R. Steen and S. Cosentino entry. B--L. B, Kemp and Mrs entry. R. &. Fisher QUINELLA BETTING SIXTH RACE -- Traffic Club of Hamil-/nauts Yuri Gagarin and Valen.|\@! ton Allowance. Purse $2700. For 3year-\tina Teshkova had said Russia| ship. olds (foaled in Canada). About 1 Mile (turf course). Fairmagoria, No Boy 122 Sterling Street, Leblanc 112 Miss Britannia, No Boy 112 |Man of Kent, Robinson 115 Glenspeed, Armstrong 122 Dark Gem, Walsh X11! Flaring Page, Van Archer XXX102 Highland Hope, Lanoway 119 Burnt Orange, Walsh 2107 Royal Jill, Fitzsimmons 112 SEVENTH RACE--- Chalienge Stakes Hdcp. Purse $10,000 added. For 3-year- olds and up. 6/2 Furlongs. Muskeg, Dittfach 119 Cesca, No Boy (A)118 Winisteo, Remillard 117 Windkin, Fitzsimmons 113 Sound Stage, Leblanc (A)119 Kisco Kid, Harrison 124 Carrol County, Errico 117 Puss n Boots, No Boy 122 Swerve, No Boy 112 \A--Stafford Farms entry EIGHTH RACE -- Baimy Beach, $6000 claiming. Purse $2300. For 3-year-olds and up. 1 Mile (Marshal turf course). Laburnum, No Boy 113 |Gun Shot Junior, Leblanc 116 Ble Wren, Harrison 106 |Johnny One Eye, Giesbrecht (A)118 Mystery Guesi, Rasmussen (A)115 Thule, Walsh X106 Peter Pat; No Boy 116 Gay Lotharia, No Boy (B)116 Sagsilla, Fitzsimmons (B)116 Silver Beauv, No Boy (B)116 Ramsay 2nd, Hernandez (C)116 Danilo, Hernandez (C)116 A--R. B. Lawson and Cymar Stable entry' B--C, C. Ruttle and R. A, Vander Schaaf entry if C--Gardiner. Farms entry Post Time 2 p.m. Clear and fast HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, reli Decler in your cree. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 Ges - Fred Korth,) more nuclear-| BUS CRASHES KEARNY, N.J. (AP) -- Two !women were killed and 32 other con persons were injured Monday when an interstate bus and an egg truck crashed on the fog- blanketed New Jersey turnpike. Two other trucks were involved. but police could not say imme- \diately just what happened. PLANES COLLIDE CARO, Mich. (AP)--Two light) | jplanes taking part in a dedica-|pjace," tion program collided Sunday about 75 feet above a runway at the Caro Municipal Airport. Six persons were injured, three se- verely, and both planes vir- tually demolished. (Farm, SOVIET HOPEFUL MEXICO CITY (AP)--Soviet| Ambassador Semyon T. Baza-} »|was a verse from II Corinthians! contest o'fered the lucky win- ner a week's vacation for two will be via British West Indies Airlines. STEREO WINNER The winner of the htereo hi-fi draw of the Oshawa and. Dis- trict Cerbral Palsy Parent) Council for Crippled Children) was Zbigniew Uszyj, of 274 Baldwin street, Oshawa. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUBJECT The obliteration of evil in the redemptive and healing work of Christ was emphasized at all Christian Science churches on unday. Scriptural readings in-| clude this verse from Ephe-) sians (5:8): "For ye were some- times darkness, but now are ye light in the Lond: walk as chil- dren of light." MARK THANKSGIVING he Thanksgiving Bible Les-| at all Christian Science} churches emphasized praise to) God for the ways in which He has revealed Himsel! to human- ity. Included in the readings T (2:14): "Now thanks be unto |God, which always caused us to|Sengers had taken it. triumph in Christ, and maketh manifest the savour of his knowledge by us in every. PLOWMEN TOUR AREA A number of contestants, who} participated in the world plow-| ing match at, Caledon last week, | were guests at the Heber Down Brooklin, Monday.| Guests were from British Col-| umbia, various parts of Ontario} and Finland. This was one of rov denied Monday that cosmo-|many groups which are touring jwould put a man on the moon next year. 'The Soviet Union as well as the United. States is lworking to send a man to the |moon," Bazarov said, "'but who |will be first is difficult to say. |We hope it will be the Soviet |Union."" CASTRO WRITES BOOK FRANKFURT, West Germany i | Canada following the champion- | | TWO GRASS FIRES | | Two grass fires were among jthe fire calls answered by the 'Oshawa Fire Department Mon- \day. The fires occurred on Scu- |g0g avenue and Hall street, An overheated compressor motor jat the home of T. S. Mitton, | EYE | | having no operator's licence.) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, October"15, 1963 J Cert Student Council Holds Session BY JIM EDDIE (Special DCI Report) On Wednesday, Oct. 2, cries of "I nominate Joe Doe" or "I second the motion" could again be heard issuing from the con- ference room as student council met for its first session of the year. The meeting was called to order by Past President 'Jim Eddie, and the chair was given over, with much ceremony, to the newly-elected president, Chery! Hudson. President Hud- son, welcomed the form repre- sentatives and urged them to at- tend the meetings regulary.. All the representatives were then given a pamphlet on par- liamentary procedure, so that all could become familiar with council method, This is some- thing new for council, and we think that it will not only in- crease participation by all in the council meetings, but will as- sure us that President Hudson) is also on her toes concerning procedure. COMMITTEE Minutes of the last meeting were read by Secretary Dalton and adopted. Since this Judy's second. year as secretary we don't think that Council will * . Pil * have any worries concerning er- rors or omissions in the minutes. 'Secretary Dalton also had - siderable correspondence «to read, but one letter of special interest was from Mrs. B. ,S, Sugden, R. R. 2, Oshawa con- gratulating the Initiation Com- mitte on. their "novel and wholesome attitude toward Initi- ation Day, activities at the school." ' Treasurer Daphne Hart re- ported that the balance in treasury to date is $554 with two notable credits for September of . $127.00 and $141.00 from A iation and Election Dance: prectively. » COMMITTEES SET UP sd The remainder of the meeting was spent in setting up the var- ious' committees of Couneil, which I shall list. » Members of the Entertain- ment Commitiee, under the leadership of Social Convener Telep are as follows: ' Mi ly t anie Ma' i, / |Mitchel, Linda Eccles and . rew De Jog. This commit is in charge of all Student Cougcil dances. Members of the Music 'Cgm- mittee, in charge of prov _Wi" and playing records for dances, are as follows: Jim Fetchison, 110 Taunton road east, was|Linda' Ogden, Bonnie Snyder, dealt with by firefighters. One|Janice Rowe 'and Joan Stepi- false alarm was also turned im|nac. Monday. There were two rou-| Members of Ways and Means tine ambulance calls. |Committee under badger sd Hart are as follows: y SHAVER STOLEN |Sproule, Rhonda Bryant, John After driving four hitch-hikers Paynter, Chris Pinto and Faith from 'Peterborough to Oshawa|Russel. This committee is in Sunday night, Jack Lloyd of|charge of the sale of school ~~ Prcancggeed that his| rings, sweat shirts, and blazers. electric shaver, valued at. $30, j " had been stolen from his car. a retype Page gongs He told Oshawa police that he did not know whether the shaver executive be slioved to = is had been stolen while he stopp- eee i pened jog -- ed for a meal en route from j 0 ; 6 made and passed that $18.75 be ttawa, or if one of his pas-| forewarded to the Canadian Leg- ion for a wreath which will be placed at the Cenotaph on Nov- ember 11. The wreath will be placed by President Hudson and Vice President Kitchen. The meeting was then adjourned. Student Council meetings at Donevan are held on every sec- ond Thursday from 3.45 till 5.00 or till all business is completed. * LET HIGHWAY CONTRACT The H. J. McFarland Con- struction Company has been awarded the contract for granu- lar base, reinforced concrete base, hot mix paving and struc- tures and approaches on ap- proximately 10 miles of 401 Highway from west of Marys- ville to Napanee. The work is for the two north lanes of the four-lane highway. The McFar- land company is now complet- 'ng paving of the two 'south lanes on the same stretch of highway. NEW HOME SPECIALISTS DID YOU KNOW? | That Our Services Includes: @ Carpet Sales and Service e@ Rugs and Furniture Cleaning - Carpet i . edgy a + Serging and @ Mothproofing - Sizing "Wall to Wall Carpet Cleani 4 Soholster! 'eh Brice " © FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 728-468 1-2-3 IMA |\(Reuters)--Cuban Premier Fi- del Castro has written his first book--Cuba: 10 Years of War EXAMINATIONS PHONE 723-4191 NU-WAY RUG . 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