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Three members of the Osh- awa and District Mothers' Diabetic group discuss plans for special summer camps for needy diabetic children. The group is attempting to raise funds to assist such children from this district. Shown, left to .right, are OBITUARIES CHRISTOPHER A. COVER The death of Christopher Albert Cover occurred at nis residence, 59 Division street, Wednesday, May 20, following a short illness. He was in his 50th year A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Cover he was born in 'England and married the for- mer Miss Margaret Duggan, September 18, 1940, in Victoria Road. He had been a resident of Oshawa for 11 years coming here from Lindsay. He was a member of St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus. Mr. Cover is survived by his wife, a daughter Catherine Cover of Oshawa, two sons, Kenneth of Red Deer, Alberta, and Frank of Oshawa, a sister, Mrs. M. Bourke (Anne), England, five brothers, Thomas, John and Patrick of England, |! Robert of Ottawa and William of Oshawa. There is one grand- daughter. Resting at the Armstrong Fu- neral Chapel for High Requiem Mass in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church, Saturday, May 23, at 10 a.m. Rev. L. T. Mc- Gough, will sing the Mass and interment will be in Resurrec- tion Cemetery. MRS. JOHN PARKER The death occurred Tuesday, May 10, of Emily Parker, widow of John Parker, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Morton Ray (Kathleen), of Adams road, Davison, Michigan, U.S.A. She had been in poor h for three months and seriously 'Ml for three " A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler, was born April 27, 1875 in Glou- cestershire, England. She mar- ried the late Harry Ryan in 1897 in England and came to Canada in 1907. Her first husband died lh in 1920 and married the late John Parker and lived here until) illness forced her to live with her daughter. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs: Ray, and a. sister Mrs. Jesse Perkins, Thornbury, England. The funeral service will be held in the Reigle, Funeral Home, Flint, Michigan, at 3.30 p.m., Friday, May 22. JOSEPH J, W. PORRILL The death of Joseph J. W. Por rill occurred, Wednesday, May 20, in the Oshawa General Hos- pital, following a short illness. He was a resident of Hillsdale Manor and was in his 85th year. Mrs, William Porrill he was born in Yorkshire, England, and! married the former Miss Mary| O'Neill in Leeds, England, April} 18, 1902. He came to Canada in 1906) and has been a resident of Osh- awa since 1951. A carpenter by trade he was active in the Manor workshops making many useful objects. Mr. Porrill:was a member of| Holy Cross and St. Gregory's| Roman Catholic Churches and a member of the Holy Name So- ciety. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs. W. Judges (Mar- garet), Oshawa, two sons, Jo- seph of Compton, California, an brother Phillip of Australia. There are seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Resting in the Armstrong Fu- neral Chapel for High Requiem Mass to be sung in Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church, Satur- day, May 23, at 9.30 am. by shelRey, M. J. Darby. Interment will be in Resurrection Ceme- tery. FUNERAL OF JAMES OSCAR WELSH in 1916, Mrs. Parker came to Oshawa A son of the late Mr. and) Patrick of Burketon, He has a/| Diabetic Seek Help o * Malaya, as a member of a Ca- ' group with special health needs, Mrs. Robert Lean, ex-presi- dent; Mrs. M. Proctor, direc- tor; and Mrs. John Stokes, president. : --Oshawa Times :Photo Jack Frost Disappears With Haste By THE CANADIAN PRESS Jack Frost appeared to have beaten a quick retreat today un- der a combined onslaught by aircraft,-smudge pots and sprinkler systems. The first frost of the year early today threatened thous- ands of acres of tomato and fruit crops in parts of south- }western and southern Ontario, but fanmers were confident they had beaten the danger. | In Kent and Lambton coun- tires near Chatham, where tem- peratures dipped to 25 degrees, 1/29. planes early today swooped to churn the air and mix warmer upper levels with the cold ground-level air. Warm smoke from smudge |pots drifted across the land and |many farmers turned on their lirrigation systems to wash the i ape from their crops. In the Niagara Peninsula, Baas temperatures dropped to |\29 degrees -- the frost danger level is 28 degrees--only three planes and two helicopters were brought into action, although 30 planes were standing by. the Oshawa General Hospital, Sunday, May 17, was held in the Armstrong Funeral Chapel, Wed- nesday, May 20 at 2 p.m. Rev. A. J. Mellow, minister of Northminster United Church, conducted the service and inter- ment was in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Brock- man, Ernest Bowler, Kenneth Soloman, Robert Glover, Ed The memorial service for James: Oscar Welsh who died in! Fowler and. William Borrow- dale. 'COMING EVENTS OSHAWA JAYCEES BINGO EAST COAST WORLD'S FAIR TOUR RUMMAGE SALE Mrs. John Stokes, president of the Oshawa and District Mo- thers' Diabetic Group said to- day that funds were urgently needed to-send. diabetic chil- Gren to approved camps, where they receive special care. "We are being hampered in this needy work by a lack of funds," she said. "We have two special camps to which we send these needy children -- one is at Cobourg and the second is near Midland, and they are for, children 6 to 16". The group held a banquet last week in st. Paul's Presbyterian Chureh when Dr. Claude Vipond was the guest speaker. He told of his two-year stay in Penang, nadian medical team under the Columbo Plan. Boys and girls in this age due to diabetes, cardiac or other conditions, are accepted at Illa- hee Camp in Cobourg. The main lodge, recreation rooms and sleeping cabins are on Lake On~) tario. A 75-acre campsite is four miles north of Cobourg -- it can accommodate 50 camp- Tots ers for two or three-week holi- days in July and August. Activities are planned to meet the interests, abilities and exer cise tolerance of the campers. Camp Hur-On-Da, 'is th first camp to be sponsored by the Ontario Division of the Canadian Diabetic. Association in co-opera- tion with Broadvew YMCA, To- rqnto. ated on Beausoleit Island in)the Georgian Bay Island's ational Park. Easy boat access to both Honey Harbor and Mid- land. Full use of Camp Beausoleil| | facilifies and staff. Miss Locker- bie will be dietitian. A doctor from Sick Children's »Hospital]| . and two nurses in: attendance. Dr. A, L. Chute is advisor. Illahee Camp is located on the shores of Lake Ontario at Cobourg. Operated by the Fam- ily Service Association of Metro Toronto. A nurse, doctor and dietitian from Sick Children's Hospital; under the supervision of Dr. A. L. Chute. Physician in chief at Sick Children's Hos- pital is Medical Advisor for camp, The 1964-65 executive of the Oshawa and District Welders' Club are shown following their recent election at a meeting WELDERS ELECT NEW EXECUTIVE Hull, publicity. Front row, J. Dz Buller, past president; W. H. Little, 'president and W. 0. in Oshawa. Top row, left to right, are E. K. 'Hilts, secre- tary; V. J. Tyrrell, treasurer; H. E. Kittle, chaiman of edu- cation committee; and W. F. Keetch, shown vice-presiden is t. Not F, Braunoehler, chairman of program | mittee. The club was ized to teach the newest niques in welding. --Oshawa Times Better Hearing Week Observed Throughout Canada,, this is "Retter Hearing Week" spon- sored by the Canadian Hearing Society. "Adults who are worried by a loss of hearing should have a check-up as soon as convenient, says L. H. Parker, managing di- rector of the Society. Research has made possible new medical techniques which can be effective in certain types of serious hearing loss. In those cases where an oper- ation is not indicated, a modern hearing aid is often the answer. Developments in design and the new ultra-small batteries have made them less conspiduous and more efficient. "Adults and children with in- rt vision have no hesita- tion in wearing glasses", adds Mr. Parker. '"'Why should any- one with a hearing loss not want a hearing aid? In fact, almost 150,000 Canadians now wear them and lead useful, happy lives." Each year, there is increased interest in providing special edu- cational training for children handicapped by a hearing loss. Parents of these children can get the latest information from their local school board. In many cities, groups are be- ing established known as "Par- ents of the Deaf and Hard of CITY AND DISTRICT TO RECEIVE DEGREES Two Oshawa district men -- Donald W. F. King, Ajax, and Allan P. Rutherford, Orono, will be among the 44 graduates in medicine who will receive their degrees at the Queen's "|University convocation May 30. $700 DAMAGE Orillia--Before dawn Tuesday a car, operated by Henry Dick, Whitby, failed to negotiate a turn in Ramma street, Washa- go, and ended up in the ditch. Damage to the late-model veh- icle was estimated at $700. No one was injured. CARS HIT A two-car collision at the in- tersection of Rossland road and Simcoe street north early Wed- nesday evening caused a total of $500 damage to the autos. Drivers were: Ronald Rose- vear, 90 Wayne street, and. Ter- rence Durkin, 147 Eastmount street. ONE CALL The Oshawa Fire Department reports that in the 24-hour per- iod up to 9 a.m, today the de- partment answered one routine ambulance call. Firemen also flushed spilled gas from the front of the Texaco gas station, 117 Simcoe street north. Hearing Association"'. Employment can often be found for adults who are out of work because of their impaired hearing. Information on this vital subject can be obtained by writing to the Canadian Hearing Society, 60 Bedford road, To- ronto. LAVA FLOW, CEASES CATANIA (AP) -- A massive lava flow from Sicily's volcanic Mount Etna's two-mile high cen- tral crater ceased Wednesday after a week-long eruption that was one of the most violent in decades. Head-On Collision Kills 1, Injures 2 CAPREOL, Ont. (CP) -- One man was killed and his wife and daughter were seriously in- jured Wednesday in a head-on collision near this community, 15 miles north of Sudbury. Dead is Wilfred Hildner, 24, of Whitefish. 'His wife, Ingrid, and one-year-old daughter, San- dra, were taken to hospital with fractures and internal injuries. GREENWOOD ENTRIES FRIDAY, MAY 22 TORONTO 11 A.M. 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The cards say: "The meme bers of the Scottish Touring Party express their sincere, thanks for all your kindness them during their stay wif you. most happy one and we take back lasting memories you and your country. "You have made this 4 "Here's tae ye, wha's Hike it {s signed by the team. "while in Oshawa the Scot ye.' tish team toured General Mo- tors and. coached boys at FRIDAY, MAY 22 PRM. Donevan Collegiate, They have now returned to Scotland after playing rugger in Toronto, Vic- jtoria, Vancouver and Montreal. 'They won every game. There Are Special Benefits For All BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND SALESMEN For personal use or for @ ACADIAN Other Company use there are @ PONTIAC Models definite advantages when vou lease a new... No insurance ports . One rate covers costs No maintenance " everything on one or twe year lease items , "Phone or come te for full details, MILLS AUTO LEASE PHONE 723-4634 LTD. 266 KING ST. WEST [| ZING? Its unique appealing taste has made Zing Canada's top-selling flavoured wine. $48 $11% 11% e+ % 210 210 Cent Del 1050 C . Superior 200 Charter Oil 1000 Duvan 2500 Fargo 200 3 Gridoil 2000 H B ONG 576 Long Point 7000 Medal 200 Mill. Clty N Cont N_ Davies NC Oils 500 3 Sarcee 1300 Scurry Rain 221 Teck Corp 480 Triad Oil Un Oils Union Oil Un Reet P Wespac Wsburne W_ Decalta Yan Can East Ch Tr. z15 Econ Inv 800 1000 500 3500 3725 100 16 Days July 25th to August 9th $205.00 Sightseeing tours arranged Phone or Write Port Hope 885-2527 Rowe Travel Agency | EASTVIEW PARK ASSOC. MEETING to be held TUESDAY, MAY 26th 8 P.M, This meeting is of importance as there will be a discussion of a new clubhouse and election of officers. Mem- bership drive underway. OPENING. DAY JUNE 13th, 1964 TO-NIGHT 20 games at $20, 5 games ot $30 -- $150 Jackpot 2 -- $250 Jackpots NUMBERS 54 and 59 Eorly Bird Game RED BARN SUNNYSIDE PARK MONSTER BINGO CLUB CAMELOT (VARCOE'S PAVILION) Friday, May 22nd $1200 in Prizes Jackpot Nos, 51, 7:45 Early Bird Gomes Door Prizes Admission 50c. NOVEL BINGO THURSDAY EVENINGS 7:45 ot ST, GEORGE'S HALL (Albert and Jackson Sts.) Game $6, $12, $20 Mav be doubled or tripled 0 17%_ 17% 17 + Ve! Northcate 209 209 209 +7 | Nudal rf : O'Brien O'Leary Opemiska Orchan 102 11 | 320 320 | 7037 17% \7%8-- Vo 72 72 --1 100 $114 114 NA-- ve 725 $93 92% 93 1500 105 105 105 35$150 150 150 210 $46%4 46% 461% 150 $264 26% 26% 25 $15% 15% 15% 725 $13% 13% 13% 37 860% 60% 60% 300 9) «90. (91 +2 1350 $8% 8% 8% + Wa 715 $21% 21% 21% 965 $19% 19%4 19% + Ve 109 $1958 195% 19% + 4 325. 325 325 --§ | $15% 15% 15% $8 % 65 65 17% 1h Val P 910 910 --15 540 540 FIRST KACE -- Purse $1,900 ($2500),;X112; Twilight Tango, McComb 117;, Hot claiming, maiden three- and four-year-|Honey, Walsh XX110, olds, foaled in Canada, 7 furlongs. FIFTH RACE Purse $2,300 ($6000) -- Purse $2, 1 oe Bnd Bids claiming, three-year-olds, 7 furlongs, Chief Whitefoot, No Boy 116 Felis Way, Freed XXX106 Brassy 'Val, Phillips X111 Tanwood Mp ers 122 Sunny Dice, Freed XXX115 Rah Rah, Gomez 122 Miss Edgor, No Boy 111 Armadan, Hale 111 Prince Sled, Rogers 116 Cecelia Binder, Turcotte 117 Esprit De Mae, No. Boy .125 ss nid debate mW St. Mary of the People| Church Auditorium 532 Stevenson Rd. North. Sponsored by C.W.L. GP Drill Goodyear Goodyr pr GL Paper Gr Wes @ Greynnd Guar Tr Hardee Hanes. Hayes Stl Home Home Horne HBC Husky Husky C w imp Oll Imp Tob Ind Accep Inland C pr Inland Gas Int-City Gas Hotel, 7000 3600 14400 Faith, No Boy Ogle, Potts 111 Snow Beau, Walsh X111 Ornery Floe, Nedeav 111 Also Eligible: Balaji, Nash 111; Heart- kwood, No Boy 111; Ruffino, Hall 125; Bonanza Babe, Gordon 111; Bridget L., oe XXX101; Man Robinson 6. --Purse $3000. Allow- foaled in SIXTH RACE ances. Three-year-old fillies, Canada. One Mile. Sweet Lady Briar, No Boy A-118 Queen's Law, Parsons B-X113 Belarctic, Parsons B-X113 Free Quest, Dittfach A-118 Avec Vous, Gomez 112 Ciboulette, R. Turcotte 123 |Menaris, Fitzsimmons C-116 Smart Flyer, Robinson C-112 A~View Hulloa Farms entry B--Viscount. Hardinge entry C--C* Smythe entry QUINELLA BETTING 205 230 $16%4 16% 16% ao 3 40 20 19% 20 105 105 105 | 168 168 168 +3 54 5 5 200 8650 275 1500 6000 3300 100 500 MINES 500 5% Sh 1000 60 «60 2000 23 22 2500 544 Sh 54 Washington Tour 5 Days June 26 to 30th No Night Travel $59.00 Travel deluxe air conditioned motor coach, Hotel, sightseeing tours, boat cruises arranged. Phone Port Hope' 885-2527 __Rowe Travel Agency Fernhill Park Bingo At Our Clubhouse UF rye 7.30 P.M, Sharp 20 2 Regulcr games in Prizes ea Bird Games Share The Wealth-- Free Admission A B Pt 8 167 +2 | $5) 50% 51 + Ve $13% 13% 13%-- Ve 320 $232 23% 23\4 200 $16 16 200 $7% 7% 100 89% 9% 25$520 515 520 160 $8634 86% 86% 1000 300 300 300 +10 8 % Royal SECOND ®4CE -- Purse $1,900 ($2500) | claiming, three- and four-year-olds, foaled in Canada, 7 furlongs. Select Ming, Parsons 106 Page Copy, Turcotte 122 Burnt Orange, Harrison 120 Pantoismine, Freed XXX101 Jive Girly Turcotte. 111 Lorelei, Freed X106 Edgor's Gael, Walsh X113 Bet On Black, Harris A-XXX106 Uncle Seaweed, Gordon 113 Alert Alex, No Boy 113 Lichee Nut, No Boy B-120 Espalaris, No Boy 122 Also Eligible: Limbo Lad, A-XXX101; Swinging Summer, B-104; Selectim, Hernandez 111; 'Susie's Roman, Harris XXX98; Yo Te's Pride, Wick 113; Miaway Blue, McComb 111, A~--S M Pavison and Mrs. N Jensen entry Acad Uran Akaitcho All Pitch Aumed Intpr Dis SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $3000, "'On- tario Library Assn. Allowances'. Four- year-olds and up. One Mile. Nothing Sacred, Gomez A-121 Multa Bene, Gomez A-12) Intrepido 2hd, Rogers B-116 Dancing Lark, Rogers B-116 Bofjac, Fitzsimmons 118 Roman Thunder, Harris XXX108 Bye bape Bagh tb 18 Boy 11 Seouiilan § Shuk 116 Broadway John W., R. Turcotte 116 A--B Hatskin entry B--J J Gregory and Harbour View Farms , entry RUMMAGE SALE, Simcoe Hall, one- thirty Friday, May 22. Parents' Commit- ite 20th Oshawa Guides and Brownies. |McLAUGHLIN CVI Music Nite, Band |Concert Saturday, May 9, at 8 o'clock, jin the Auditorium. $1 adults; 50e Students. Finer Boy | Shook [RUMMAGE SALE, Simeoe "Street United $190 IN JACKPOTS Church, Memorial Hall, Friday, May 22,| Door prize $15 {1,30 p.m. (Group 6) | } a _...| SHOP the "variety store" ' "AUTO SERVICE" in the Classified| BRIDGE AND EUCHRE card pa | ea pty ees section is the place for you to adver |North Oshawa club hoyse, May 23, 8.30|!#led Section--""Miscellaneous for Sale' tise if you fix cara p.m. Admission 50c. 'today. It's loaded with wonderful offers, NOTICE TO ALL GRADUATE NURSES The Ontario County Chapter of the Registered Nurses' Association GENERAL MEETING Place:- HIGH SCHOOL, UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO Date:- MAY 25TH, 1964 Time:- 8 P.M. FORMAT:- Report of Annual Meeting By: MISS ANNE GRIBBEN, President District 5 MISS LAURA BARR, Executive Secretary R.N.A.O. FOR FRANSPORTATION PHONE MRS. BROWN -- 725-7600 All Graduate Nurses Are Invited to Attend | Have youtasted B--H L Lam and R Fleger entry THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,900 ($2500) claiming, three and four-year-olds, maid- ens, foaled In Canada (Division of First), 7 furlongs. Silverette, waish X106 Peyton Lad, Shuk '116 Prestidigitation, Harris XXX106 Batteau Armstrong 116 Gold Omen, No Boy 111 Linds G., No Boy 11} Big Boots, No Boy 6 Round Chance, Caesar's Niece, Gordon 111 Moral Support, Freed XXX106 Caledon Bive, No Boy 111 Lichee Girl; Uyeyama 11) Also Eligible: Dek's Levy, Fitzsim- mons 116; Stormy Dawn, No Boy 116; Sun Gleam, Harris XXX1p1; Jane Street, Dittfach 120; Broad Minded, -- Phillips X111; Choppy River, Potts 116. FOURTH RACE--Purse $1,900 ($5000) claiming, two-year-old fillies, maidens, foaled in Canada, 4% furlongs. Our Princess, No Boy 117 Little Cricket, No Boy 117 Miss Scooter, Nedeau 117 Select Sin, No Boy 117 Wee Annie Dory, meine. WwW Turkey Batter, No Boy Gun. Artist, Wick 117 Tracey Glen, Livingstone XX110 Myidar, Turcotte 117 Vv Fitzsimmons 117 Champagne Lil, No Boy 117 Young Fashion, Shuk 117 Also Eligible: In a Moment, Turcotte 117; +Bunsel, Remillard 117; Georgia St., Harris XXxX107; Velecrest Lady, Welsh EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2000. ($2500 claiming). Four- i ge and up, foaled in Canada: One Mile. Sir Demijohn, Harris XXX112 Bomar, Cosentino 122 Deal Me Aces, Shuk 111 Money More, Walsh X117 Willowdale Girl, No Boy A-117 Fisherman Luck, Freed XXX112 Mary's Reward, Harris XXX101 House Boy, Rogers A-122 A---Audiey Farms entry JORDAN VZ, X--5 Ibs. Apprentice Allowance XX--7 Ibs. Apprentice Allowance XXX--10 Ibs. Apprentice Allowance POST TIME 2 P.M. So versatile it can be served chilled, on the rocks or with your favourite mixer, HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS The very modest cost of Zing will amaze you, Youwill enjoy ZIVG! ctory Feathers;