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| the late William Delong and THE GGMAWA TIMES, Thusadey, Decomber 19, 1963 s | Ladies, first, Mrs. Lena Ogden; latter's daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ; N W should be considered extremely B kli Ch h! vias : 18 | lldren pe second, Mrs. Clara' Trolley: (Bob Brown in Scarboro | No women dangerous | PYOOKIIN UTCH Mrs. Lelong; = Chatise, oe ' ' Since the list was conceived lof Mr. an rs. 'ose Johnson; Glenda Jéan, daugh- consolation, Mrs. Isabel Black-| Mrs. Gordon Day and Anita in March, 1950, the names %B . Ri first, Mr.|attended the Johns-Manville| On 10 W anted |182 fugitives from justice have} aptism tes ter of Mr, and Mrs, William D ju | ' |man, Gentlemen, New Book Tells Christmas Tree {George Mutch; second, Mr.|Christmas party on Saturday. | lappeared--some for as brief 2) By MRS, R, HOLMAN poy Peiieas laden , ian' ' Mr. i | | s one day. Of these, 169) { By MRS. M. ANNIS pene, Oper: consolation, Mr.| Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mairs and) M Li t pan a oe captured and crim-|/BROOKLIN -- The Sacramenit|will be held in the church on | on es Cee ; ese + a oe how en 1S inal proceedings were dropped|of Infant Baptism was observed|the following days: three, The remainingjand the following children were} . December 22; 7.30 p.m, . About Olympics ischool children have a numbet|p-:RSONALS with Mrs. Mairs' aunts, the against So 'ce, Scotch Pine Christmas trees} Mrs. Blackman visited hew|Misses Anderson at Thornhill. WASHINGTON (AP) ~ Tenlyp stil) at large, make up the|baptized at Brooklin Unit e dj Young People's Union and Sen- 2 i lior Choir Pageant and Cantata. 4 P ~an wate \for sale. They are located On)mother, Mrs. Cook, in Clare-| \desperate men notorious f0r/current list. Church recently: ee See me ae pater con waren ow Oe age enn at = ee of} mont on Sunday afternoon ALOU IN HOSPITAL jimi sh he reg eo the paged None of the criminals on the] Jane Louise, daughter ot Me pect oe ie eS a sporting exhibition, a test ofjin which Dorando Pietri weay.|the ---- ha apt A number of Brownies with) new YORK (AP) -- Out- Federal a ee 7 | original list of March, 1950 re- ine Mes 3, 0 eres pany perm "i y skill and strength, They were ajed and sagged his way to edu kbs ett bil oon their Tawny Owl, Pat Harden,|rielder Matty Alou of San Fran-|jion 88-\mains at large. The dean of the|Gary and Dav ons ots ' symbolic renewal of the vitallhearthreaking defeat; see the|® IP [OF Te 8 8 attended the Brownie Christmas| cisco Giants entered a hospital!" : -|current list--Frederick J. Tend IVE DUUA» Mt energies of the state. King andiathlete of the century, J1m)wy MEETS |Party in Claremont on Thurs-|wednesday for an operation on) Because J. Edgar Hoover's/uto, 48--made the lst in May, ' heroes participated, together|Thorpe, performing before the! The Women's: Institute met in|44y evening. torn ps of the left knee.|investigators are convinced 1950 by dint of his escape sa with citizens from all of|Swedish king, the almost ma-lihe Pickering Township Hall] Don Gibson: won a turkey in{The 24-year-old member of the|these Poy by .their savagery,|a Perinsylvania prison oncort e . Greece, in an effort to win one|chinelike accomplishments of| with Mrs. Trolley in the chair.|the turkey bonsplel at Annan-|famous Alou baseball family of[Pose ine greatest thita: to thelwas serving Lesage soar vg _ of the highest honors that great/Paavo Nurmi, the Phant®m/phe meeting opened with the|dale Curling rink last Saturday.|the Dominican Republic injured lig pani, they have The list never has included a citizens had to give -- the laurel/Finn; the exquisite beauty of]"Opening Ode" followed by the| Mr. and Mus. Cy Wannop-and|the knee in spring training last pete rege Tag par "Ay mort -- . wreath of Olympic victory, For|Sonja Henie, who brought ballet! repeating of the Mary Stowart|tamily, also Mr. and Mrs, Chas.|March and 'was hampered for| Ponte fugitives," o PENNY FROM PENDA FREE BONUS TICKET WEVFPY BOOKI. the ancient Greeks, and to .usito the ice; the tortured running) Cojject in unison. |Killey, sper nt Sunday with the|most of the neason, a _| What links them in sinister|) The word penny is believed THE HUNTER THE HUNTED! as? 4 % as their inheritors, the worldjof Emil Zatopek, who made up ey REPGONS ------ - k " of sports represented an impor-|in heart what he lacked in form. Peorraniig Pa Ag nae aad Sad v agra is . terse caveat to a aoe om. >. reed tant aspect of human vitality) There is also Babe Didrikson) Peeps : oy Q on their wanted" flyers: Eachlof the 7t century Ang 8: : lenit | market announced that the) is "believed to be armed andidom of Merc 4 and dignity. gliding over the high hurdlesiroaacr 'Training Course on'$ is '"'believed to be armed andidom of Mercia. i ee All p Merwe is recalled by Sar-|and Jesse Owens Lia pitlet "Desserts" would be held in| \ gent Shriver, director of thejby his sprinting an road) papruary. aa deaincd | : U.S. Peace Corps in his fore-|jumping Toni Sailer flashing ogee BB ease 70 : te speller Smerter Then « Fox! | TIME 1S RUNNING OUT iy PM ase PR al itve Mathies Oise tating Bo | Februai y instead of a supper' The Undeod! Brever Then @ Lion! | FOR THE RUNNING MAW. i. TRATED HISTORY OF 'THE marks in the decathlon; and ec fh seem ¢ Cheist-l4 The Unholy! Cuter Than @ Pussy Cet! OLYMPICS" (Random House of|Cassius Clay talking and punch-| ° Hoe io Mel" inh gelata) VINCENT " Canada Lid.) by Richardling his way to a gold medal.) ScAd w ieadlie, "The Tegend PRICE MY SON | nents: tit ye a senior editor of News-|The story moves gram boxing ee the Christmas ree'. Mra eine THE HERO" H j ee s ' week who was formerly its/bicycling to weight-lifting an Be sabes : : : ; . : x : sports editor. r | water polo The whole colorful, ig lint bye oP "TWICE TOLD ee " titetime There is nothing in the world|vatied panorama of the most) °). 7 hed i ene Mts TALES" in COLOR ; ' : oe | \ { eeiwas of sport to match the Olympic|compelling spectacle in sport is| 78 OF Cn Mt ined the im COLOR BIG CAST al é e@ was Games for color and pagean-|Deautifully presented. Merv nis entertain the try, for tension and excitement,| Such a book as this. like the)" y;..° yao Mitchell favored for sheer brilliance of perform- Olympics, cannot but help en"! ith & cumber of Garola on the |] COLUMBIA PICTURES : ance. Author Schaap displays\gender good will among men.| Te ean Gate ° DOORS SHOW n | qietag ci Meee Soe ce ET ee ROUMORE TS ahi i| te MT Eyes A * on | 6:30 PM 6:45 FM. ms HARVEY: REMICK: BATES 2 pe ser The Wolfpeck | Idk Adult Entertainment jchildren mastery of a most complex sub-|highest commendation as a writ: 7" Gig Tea and cookies ject, in this timely book wither and artist. This book has Sie honiees ue were served Dv td a ~~ ~ the true meaning o' petal tious tn an te Riaind tA esti Sk more than 400 photographs captured Mrs. Troiles J. Mitchell M eight in full color. 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