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1964 24 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 17, MURDER The murder two decades ago of multi-millionaire Sir Harry Oakes remains a my- stery. Sir Harry's body was found the morning of July 8, 1943, in the bedroom of his Bahamas mansion. Here Oakes is seen with his daugh- ter Nancy at Palm Beach, Fla., in 1940, Nancy's hus- band, Alfred de Marigny, was tried for the murder and ac- quitted. They later were di- vorced and Nancy remarried and divorced again. Sir Harry began his fortune with dis- covery of gold in Northern Ontario. (CP Photo) Cedar Creek Neighbors Bid Farewell Mrs. Harris CEDAR CREEK -- On Satur- day evening several residents of the Cedar Creek community lamps from your neighbors for| your new home and we hope} that they will give you many gathered at Mrs. Frank Harris' home to bid her farewell be- fore she moves to her new home in Whitby this week. | Progressive euchre was play-| ed and the prize winners were:| 'Mrs, Victor Larocque; low) lady, Mrs. Norris Doherty; high man, John Greenwood; low man, Norris Doherty | READS ADDRESS | George Kilpatrick read the| following address: | "Dear Mrs. Harris: "We, your neighbors, gathered tonight to say good | bye to you before you leave our community. | "The Harris name has been! associated with Cedar Creek fot over 60 years and it will) be missed, but we realize that) you have made a wise deci-| sion in selling the farm and buying a smaller home, "Although you have resided here less than 10 years you| i have Pp t memories of your stay at Cedar Creek." TABLE LAMPS | Mrs. Greenwood and Mrs. Wilson presented Mrs with two table lamps. . Harris thanked all for their thoughtfulness and said that the lamps were something that she needed. She also ask- ed all to visit her in her home in Whitby The ladies served lunch. Farm Fire Safety Meet UXBRIDGE--Ontario County 4-H agricultural club members will attend a special farm safety meeting to discuss "Fire Safety on the Farm", at their next Harris} -- The field day of, was 4 senior y beoue: rede girls. Margaret Fitzpatrick; intermed- iate boys, Doug McLeese, jun- girls, Dale McLeese; boys, Joey Fitzpatrick. The winners in the individual classes were as follows: The winners in the individual classes were as follows: SENIOR GIRLS 100 yard dash; Rita Reid, Anne Bishop, Mary Kell. 74-yard dash -- Rita Reid, Anne Bishop, Doreen Holyoke. Ball throw and catch -- Cathy Irwin and Anne Bishop, Janet Waddington and Karten Kolyn- ko, Carol Gifford and Trudy Hart. Hi; -- Anne Bishop, j igh jump Mary Kell, Beth Coulter. Running broad jump -- Rita Reid, Anne Bishop, Mary Kell. Maxwell Heights School Sports Field Day Results Standing broad jump -- Rita Reid, Anne Bishop, Cathy Irwin. SENIOR BOYS 100-yard dash -- Russell Bent- ley, Paul Patte, Keary Reid. Ball throw -- Bob Dale, Rus- sell Bentley, George Sheir. High jump -- Russell Bent- ley, Bob Dale, Doug Woodcock, Running broad jump -- Bob Dale, Russell Bentley, Doug Woodcock. {sell Bentley, Paul Patte, Doug Woodcock. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS 75 yard dash--Margaret Fitzpatrick, Wendy Yourth, Di- anne Brooks. 50-yard dash -- Margaret Fitzpatrick, Wendy Yourth, Cathy Souch. Ball throw and catch -- Patti Hart and Pam Dowling, Shelley Fisher and Gina Schleiss, Shar- jon Jackson and Glenda Danzey. | High jump -- Margaret Fitz- patrick, Wendy Yourth, Shelley Fisher, Running broad jump -- Mar- BROUGHAM -- The piano recital for the pupils of Mrs. following took part: Garry Day playing Theme from Lawrence of Arabia; David Day playing Allegretto in C; Janet Ellicott playing Little Sally Snow playing Romanz by Beethoven, Steven Goodwin The Chopin Waltz; Janet Pearce, The Star- light Waltz; Bruce Pearce, The Gypsy Camp; Nancy Roberts, Alouette; Elizabeth Harden, ! Had a Little Nut Tree; Carol Goodwin, The Rider | Janice Wilson, The Sleigh; Rodney McGuskin Swans on the Lake; Debbie Pascoe, Little Bo-Peep; Brian Feallis, The Man in the Moon; Leslie Coop- er, A Chord Frolic; Sheila Annis, The Fox Hunt; Pamela Shirk, Swans on the Lake, and a duet by Carl and Steven Goodwin; The Voyager's Song. After the children had played,| Miss Janet Ellicott presented, | on behalf of the pupils, a dozen| carnations to, Mrs. Shepherd. | Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd serv- ed cake and ice cream. CAMPING by the creek in Mrs. Soden's bush, The regular meeting of Joy) Rebekah Lodge took place on) Monday evening, June 8, with) Noble Grand Sister Shirley) sick and visiting committee. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the re- cording secretary, Sister Jean Ellicott and approvd. Plans for the last meeting were made. In Sunday morning at a spe- Thursday, June 25, 8 p.m:, Ux- bridge High School. Club members will discuss Ballerina; Marian Jackson play-| sling The Rumba; Many Pupils Participate Piano Recital, Brougham | cial baptismal service in St. John's United Church, the fol- lowing children were baptized: Christine Jean Ellicott, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Elli- cott; Timothy James Surphlis, son of Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Surphlis, and Leslie John Orland Perry, son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Perry. Sobsidies May Reduce Water ' Project Cost ORONO -- The Township of Clarke council. was informed last week by their clerk, H. E. Millson, that there were hopes that at least $55,000 of the capi- tal cost of the municipal water project for Orono would be covered by subsidies from both the dominion and _ provincial governments This would reduce the cost of the system to local taxpayers from the estimated $175,000 to $120,000. Application has been made for| assistance under the municipal! jworks program which could) under this scheme. A further assistance of $25,000 could also jcome under the winter works program setting a total subsidy to the system of $55,000. The council was informed that!| four municipalities had waived) [Knox presiding, assisted? by|their right to the municipal Joan| A \Vice Grand Sister Louise Pi!-/fund for use by the Township of}; lkey, who also reported for the/Clarke for both the water pro-| gram and the proposed township road project which in itself would total $224,600 The municipalities waiving Standing broad jump -- Rus-| i garet Fitzpatrick, Susan 4 nand, Wendy Yourth. | Standing broad jump -- Susan| Annand, Margaret Fitzpatrick, Ruth Bishop. | INTERMEDIATE BOYS | 75 yard dash -- Doug. Leese, Pat Woodcock, Andy Taylor. 50-yard dash -- Doug Mc-| Leese, Allan Bathe, Pat Wood- cock. Ball throw -- Robert Lindsay, Doug McLeese, Billy Fitzpat- rick. | High jump -- Doug McLeese. |Allan Bathe, Billy Fitzpatrick. Running broad jump -- Pat Woodcock, Doug McLeese, Andy Taylor. Standing broad jump -- Pat Woodcock, Allan Bathe, Andy Taylor. | JUNIOR GIRLS | 50-yard dash -- Karen Me:| Leese, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Jo- anne Cox. q 25-yard dash Karen Mc- Leese, Joanne Cox, Elizabeth! Fitzpatrick, Ball throw and catch -- Karen| McLeese and Elizabeth Fitz-| patrick; Joanne Cox and Wanda McDougall, Karen Jackson and Ellen Reid. kigh jump -- Karen McLeese, Bivabeth Fitzpatrick, Joanne! Cox. | Running broad jump -- Karen) McLeese, Ellen Reid, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick | Standing broad jump -- Karen McLeese, Karen Jackson, Eliza- beth Fitzpatrick JUNIOR BOYS 50-yard dash -- Frank Bathe, Jon Patte, Alan Walker. 2%-yard dash -- Frank Bathe,| Jon Patte, Phillip Hayes. Ball throw -- Frank Bathe, Eric Shearer, Jon Patte. | High jump -- Frank Bathe, | | David Fisher, Alan Walker. | Running broad jump -- Frank) Bathe, Jon Patte, Alan Walker. | Standing broad jump -- Frank/ Bathe, Jon Patte, David Fisher. | MIDGET GIRLS | |50 yard dash -- Dale MclLeese} Gail Gifford, Barbara Fisher.| 25-yard dash -- Dale McLeese, | Gail Gifford, Joanne Bathe. | Bali throw -- Linda Reid,| Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick, Dale) McLeese. | High jump -- Dale McLeese,| Linda Montgomery, Linda Reid. | Running broad jump -- Dale} McLeese, Gail Gifford, Linda Montgomery. Wheelbarrow race -- Wanda |McDougall and Dale MclLeese, | |Judy Geisberger and Janet) Ogle. | MIDGET BOYS 50-yard dash -- Joey Fitz- The Cubs of the 1st. Brock-|amount to a forgiveness of $30,-|Pattick, Bobby Bathe, Bob An- Pickering Cub and Scout Troop/(00 if the project is approved,"4 enjoyed a weekend of *Soden's| ' nd | 25-yard dash -- Joe Fitzpat-j rick, Bobby Bathe, Harold Mountjoy. | Ball throw --Joey Fitzpat- rick, Bobby Bathe, Greg Rame.| high jump -- Joey Fitzpatrick, | Bobby Bathe, Greg Rahme. Running broad jump -- Bob nnand, Joey Fitzpatrick, Bob- by Bathe. Wheelbarrow race Joey) Fitzpatrick and Bob Annand, Brian Gifford and Harold Mountjoy. their right to the municipal] loan fund were Darlington, New- estle, Hope and Manvers. Along with Clarke Township it} made available, if approved by Toronto, an amount of $183,000. This would cover both the water GO ACTIVE | Wilson & Vickery and road program. Cuvrelo Game W GET YOUR FR 1,920 CASH PRIZE: worth $50,000 IN UP TO 5100°° EE CARD THIS WEEK REDsWHITE oe + S. 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