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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Jenuery 9, 1964 CARD OF THANKS fl ay $f i 3 3 z i i rf : : i : ; c re gt 4 z sits #32 si: # § i McKENZIE, Audrey Ethel At Private Patients' Pavilion, Toronto, LL igo Jan. 7 1964 Audrey Ethel F wite of Allan C. Me- Kenzie (Columbus) and lovi of Mrs. &. (Loraine), Mrs. R. Keller (Kathryn), Oshawa, and Miss Gayle, Resting at Melnesh wa. Ser- toy Oral No, 248 » Oshawa. pter of Eastern Stor Service on Thurs-) day evening at LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral! arrangements ond floral requirements for all | occasions. BATHE -- | would like to exi sincere thanks to relatives, friends. and neighbors, who were 80 kind to me during In Oshawa General 5 Mr, H. J Bathe (Bert), FAIR -- | would like to express m sincere 8 and apprec' 2 'S lation to rele tives, friends and for their Had A and hewn) poe ab floral messages of sympathy. clat thanks to Dr. J. W. " William Grant, Dr, . Dr, 4, A: Richmond, all nurses and staff on 2A, 3A, and 6F of the Oshawa General i for the attention and care given my late -- Walter T, Fair, Special 2 8 Mcintosh - Anderson Funeral Home, especially Mr, Joseph Anderson, also the pallbearers. Mrs, Walter T. Fair and Family, ir. SNUDDEN -- We wish to take this op portunity to thank Ors. Kimmerty, Stur- is and Rorelle, nurses on 2A and girls Dive af the Oshawa General Hospital; also our many friends, relatives and | and fellow workers for their many acts of kindness, messages of sym- pathy and beautiful floral tributes, With @ special thanks to Rev. W. Hi ot King Street United Church and the Arm- strong Funeral Home. Mrs, Wallace P, Snudden and family,! RECOVER QUICKLY Baking powder containers mediately after measurements) to prevent air moisture causing \deterioration, CR Fifth Hanging Commuted To Life Term OTTAWA (CP) -- Commuta: ewiez/tion of the death sentence of Leonard Joseph Coombs, who had been scheduled to be hanged at the Belleville County jail Jan, 28, was announced Wednesday by Solicitor-General MacNaught. Coombs, convicted in the knife-slaying of 18-- year - old Sharon Margaret Frost, will serve a life erm in Kingston penitentiary. He is 23. | He and Miss Frost had been | dating for several months but broke off early in February last year, | On Feb, 14, Coombs broke linto the home of Miss Frost's sister at L'Amable, a small lcommunity 65 miles north of Belleville, and attacked Miss Frost with a knife, He was convicted at Belle- ville Sept, 18 and his appeal to dismissed in December, | The Belleville jury recom-) mended mercy. ' | | COMING EVENTS | | THREE BRILLIANT | YOUNG CANADIANS Carrol Anne Curry, soprano Jean MacPhail contralto Thomes Clerke, tenor | RE-OPENING of classes in oll painting. You can learn to paint your own pic: tures in groups or individually, Reason: able rates, Phone 728-2434. NOVEL BINGO THURSDAY EVENINGS 7:45 | at ST, GEORGE'S HALL | BY SH OBITUARIES DONALD WILLIAM HARLOW The death of Donald William Harlow, 118 Thickson's road north, Whitby Township, occur- red suddenly this morning at the Oshawa General Hospital after a coronary attack suffer- ed at General Motors, where he was employed, He was in his 36th year. Born in Lindsay Mar, 18, 1928, he was a son of Ernest and Della Harlow, now of Whitby, He married the former Dorothy Marie Pelow in Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church, Osh- awa, June 29, 1949. Mr, Harlow came to Whitby as a child and lived in this area ever since As a youth, he was active in school sports and dramatics in Whitby. Mr. Harlow was an inspector on the Corvair hard- ware line at the General-Moters south plant, He was a member of the Roman Catholic Church of St. John the Evangelist, Whitby, and a member of the arog Order of Foresters in shawa, He is survived by his wife; two sons, Douglas and Dale, and twin daughters, Donna and Deb- ra, should always be covered im-/the Ontario Court of Appeal was} He also leaves his parents,| strong Funeral Home for the two brothers, Walter, of Toron- to, and James, of Whitby and three sisters, Mrs. John Evans (Margaret), of Toronto, Mrs Donald Olynyk (Mildred), of Oshawa, and Miss Jane Harlow, of Whitby. Soviets Shrug At Canadian High requiem mass will be sung in the Church of St. Jonn the Evangelist, Whitby, Satur- day, Jan, 11, at 10,30 an, Tem- porary entombment will be in the Oshawa Union Cemetery mausoleum with burial in St. John's Roman Catholic Ceme- tery, Whitby, in the spring, Special prayers will be said at the Mcintosh Anderson Funeral Home, Oshawa, Fri- day, Jan, 10, at 7.30 p.m, NICHOLAS KRYWHO The death uf Nicholas Krywho occurred at the Oshawa General Hospital Wednesday, Jan, 8, in his 70th year, The deceased for- merly resided at 220 Annis street and had been in fail- ing health for one year, He was a native of Korniw, Horodenko Province, Ukraine, and came. to Canada 50 years ago, For some time Mr, Krywho lived in Montreal but had made his home in Oshawa for 45 years. The deceased was an em- ployee of the Robson Leather Co, for 35 years until his re- tirement in 1959, The remains are at the Arm- memorial service in the Chapel Friday, Jan, 10, at 11 a.m, Rev. R, Panczenko, pastor of St. John's Ukrainian Greek Ortho- dox Church, will conduct the service, Tnterment will be in Union Cemetery, Oshawa, |government 'will continue to make known its feelings on this subject," "T already have found appro: priate opportunities to let the Soviet authorities know of our Today's Toronto Stock Market Listings TORONTO 1) A.M. STOCKS By The Canad jan Press Bxchai jan, % Teronte Stock inge--Jan, (Quotations in cents unless marked 8, 2--Odd lot, rights, xw----@x-warrants, Net change from previous board:-lot closing sale.) 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S, McLaughlin Collegiate Adults $2 50 Students $1.25 si0% 10% ty te Con Con 25 37% 2190 $24 100 $47 Southam Stee! Can Ser Tr Tamblyn Texaco Tor-Rom Bk TRFNA PL Tr Can Trans Trans PPL 6 +" 19 --Ss n 2 wow WH+ 4s 65 Ww VM 4° 44 45% yu WM nh Ss OS S10 104 10 + MA) 20 $27% 27% 27% mS (Albert and Jackson Sts.) 180 Game $6, $12, $20 Mav be doubled or tripled $210 IN JACKPOTS Door prize $15 SUNNYSIDE PARK MONSTER BING CLUB CAMELOT formerly Vareoe's Pavilion FRIDAY, JAN. 10th $1200 in prizes $250 Jackpots Nos, 52-5! Eorly Bird Gomes 7:45 p.m. Door Prizes Admission 50¢ Frae Transportation from Pavilion to Charter Bus ot City Limits | GAY PARTNERS | OLD TIME SQUARE AND ROUND DANCE Sit Miller Siscoe OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 Con 760 Con Con | Con | Corby vt Crush int Steeloy Steep R $ vi + \: 40% si V4 S194 19\e Sls 16% 700 ? 80 $52%0 S252 S19Ve 19% 19 S465Ve 65% 45\2 Sléve 16a 16 S17% 174 174 sia 17 1 $10) 0 sO} 5 1s (1S S61% 61% 61% $194 194 19 #0 «00 as 3 4 4% Wa+ 0 8 80 2) 45 M5 MS 42 4 n «# Ss Sturgeon Temag Tribag Un Butfag Un Fort Upp Can 4 16% 5 $1 2100 $3548 485 $154 OSHAWA JAYCEES BINGO TO-NIGHT 20 gomes at $20, 5 games at $30 -- $150 Jackpot 2 --- $250 @ckpots NUMBERS 50, 56 | Early Bird Game RED BARN BINGO Ara sie though cua n rotan gree! HARMAN PARK Naa son-in-law Harold and -- | NOW AT tone memery ot my aver] St. GEORGE'S HALL | =e | COR ALBERT-AND: | JACKSON | 8:30 UNTIL 12 Friday, Jan. 10th. SATURDAY, JANUARY 11 7:45 P.M | C.R.A. Building 10 games $8 and $10 -- : 5 - $40 Jockpots | GIBBS STREET $2 PER COUPLE Shore The Wealth | . De Hav | Dist Seag | D Bridge Dotasco a 1 * 9 2 D+ ua wae 62a 42 El Sol e+ Yel 1 19 + 4) Grove 16 16% ~-- Ve] VM Wt + 210 $107 106Va 106\ 726 4S 3S 8S +S | mS $1 1 Ne $00 $2196 20: M+ Ve 190 5 #5 4S +10 100. 220 no OS 2000 15 a 2000 86 = AS S$ pr 225 824 Bu Bu Violam IN MEMORIAM _ DARLING ~-- In loving memory of Gear husband and father, Eric ivan Da > Who passed away January 9, 1962, | loved so dear, Werner Dosco Dom Stores West Mines Dom Tar Econ Inv Eddy Mich Emco Falcon Fam Play Fed Farms Westcoast W Pacific Weston A Weston B Watn 6 pr West A wts Woed J' Wootwd A Zenith 7 Winch Windfall Yale Lead j 7H 2100 v af 2 az "+ Sates to 1) a.m: 1,189,000, FOREIGN TRADING i " we "% B ™ 60 92% 5 2 75 $25% 25% 25% '2S $138 13% 13% 7S $62 «662 (42 $00 200 ; Though absent, is just as dear, w=Sadly missed and ever remembered by! wite Noreen and children John, Dennis, Ronnie and Linda. LEACH -- In memory of 2 dear father, Roy Leech, who passed away January 9, Gone ts the face we loved a0 dear, TS BES 8% PY M+ 4 . $59 a+ nu Alminex Am Leduc Anchor Asamer: Bajley 4000 Int Hellum 27666 \s0 V0 Jacobus Jonamith | Joutel 400 8M 1000 124 1 1+ 1200 124120120 Re, READ -- In wite, Minnie, | ae | } " \deep and abiding concern for Jewry Protest human rights for all peoples, in- | cluding the Jewish people within OTTAWA (CP)--The outcry the U.S.S.R.," he said, by Canadian rabbis over the al- leged stifling of Jewish religious and cultural life in Russia has NEWS IN BRIEF been dismissed by the Soviet - embassy here as "artificia!."' FIRST COURT The Soviet reaction to the) The English pariiament first charged was disclosed: Wednes-/set up a court in 1857 empow- day at a special rabbinic con-ered to grant divorces and ju- ference--first of its kind in Can-/dicial separations, ada--called to consider the wel- + Es » , fare of the 3,000,000 Jews. in the AGE IS MYSTERY __ oS Soviet Union MONTREAL (CP)--Mrs. Ger- sia 18% h . trude Holden of Farnham in $6 Rabbi S. M. Zambrowsky Qu ebec's Eastern Townships 2) Montreal, conference chairman,| may be 100 years old--or 101. 0 87 said an audience was soughtiphe mystery resulted when with Soviet Ambassador Ivanichurch records were found list- Shpedko or, alternatively, the ing her birth date as Dec, 12 embassy was asked to send 8/1963, "But all her life she has representative to the one-day pelieved' she was born in 1862," conference. said one of her nine grandchil- Both requests were declined, dren he said. ; Alexei Popov, embassy coun- TEACHING QUALITY sellor, wrote in reply to the re-- MONTREAL (CP) -- Canada quest that the conference's sub-|should export only first - rate ject was "artificial and 'ob- teachers to the developing Afri- viously tendentious" and that it/can nations, Dr, Wayne Hall of constituted interference in the McGill University told a group internal affairs of the U.S.S.R./of women here, Dr. Hall, who Meanwhile, the conference|spent a year in Nigeria as a heard from External Affairs|technical adviser in education, Minister Martin that the Cana-|said African nations need teach- dian government shares thejers with vision and dedication, rabbis' concern, He said thejas well as skills, MEMORIALS MONUMENTS MARKERS Designed for ony need. 152 Simeoe St. $. 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