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THE OSHAWA RECREA- TION COMMITTEE held its closing program and presenta- tion of awards--for the Sum- Leader; Bey Smith, Play- ground Co-ordinator, 296 Gren- fell street; and' Lynn Small, 754 Laurentian avenue, Area Co-Ordinator. Mr. Smith is presenting the Games and Activities ground in 744 Cedar Street, Area Co- ordinator; Cheryl Phillips, of 28 Drew street, Playground hy to the Play- the "B" division compiling the greatest num- ber of points throughout the events in the Games and Activities Festival. In lower picture, left to right are, Bonnie Poch, 429 Ritson road north, Mistress of Ceremonies (Central staff); Susan Usher, 611 Shakespeare avenue, Play- ground. Leader; Barbara Karolak, 81 Fairbank street, Playground Leader; and P. J. MeGarrity, Assistand Direc- At Whitby All members of the Whitby Board | Board Meet:| and for taxi service for those kindergarten children who live beyond walking distance to St. Jobn's or St. Bernard's Schools, rooms will be located. Tenders for fuel oil' were re- ceived from six area suppliers. Board accepted a price of 12.85 cents per gallon for No. 2 fuel oil, submitted by D.X. Oil Com- pany, of Oshawa, Contract, which is for one year only, covers supply of fuel oil to all four Separate Schools. The Building Committee was authorized to make arrange. ments for the blessing and offi- cial opening of the Denis O'Con- nor Intermediate Catholic School, recently constructed on Gifford street. The school has been in use since March 1, but was not completed in sufficient time to hold the Official Open- ing before end of the spring term, Tentative plans call for a date toward the latter part 0! where the kindergarten class-| CONSTRUCTION CREWS City construction crews will lay eight miles of sidewalk in Oshawa this year. Here, a work crew puts the finishing touches on an S-shaped piece of curbing on Kingsmere Gar- dens in the city's east end --Oshawa Times photo Refugees Are Victims j Canada in United Nations peace- 7 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, August 22, 1964 3. CAPSULE NEWS Students Canadian universi who have July 6 will return to Canada from Western Canada, PLANS VISIT Minister Halvard Lange of Nor- way, a long-time personal friend of Prime Minister Pearson, will visit Ottawa Nov. 6-8, the exter- nal affairs department an- nounced Friday. He will have talks with Mr. Pearson and Ex- ternal Affairs Minister Martin on NATO matters and on co- operation between Norway and|! keeping operations. LEAVE ORGANIZATION MONTREAL (CP) -- The Uni- versity of Montreal's 8,000- member students association passed a resolution Friday night to end participation in the Ca- nadian University Students' Or- ganization because Quebec stu- dents have "different" prob- lems and 'Canada is not a na- tional entity." SINGER GETS DIVORCE INDIO, Calif. (AP)'-- Singer Dinah Shore divorced Maurice F. Smith, her second husband; after testifying Friday he criti- cized her so much "I couldn't Ui a F the official news agency, AD reported. The statuteo of limita- tions was due to expire next year, Return From Cuba Trip TORONTO (CP) -- Forty five|were on their way home when been in Cuba since|gers, and the tri met on a narrow portion of the road. a day lifting the statute of limi- tations on Nazi and war crimes, IN inion is to give substantial eco- nomic aid to the United Repub- lic of Tanganyika and Zanibar, republic leader announced riday night. Rashid Kawawa, d vice-president of the Af- make an independent decision." Smith, a contractor, and Miss Shore were married May 26, 1963, and separated last May 10. On May 9, 1962, she divorced actor George Montgomery to whom she had been married 18 ri ican state, said detailed plans for the aid will be announced later. ESCAPE BURNING SHIP HONG KONG (AP) -- One hundred passengers clambered Of Congo States Duel LEOPOLDVILLE (AP) -- A y September. Board members received noti- pelling Brazzaville citizens at ears. WILL USE ENGLISH ashore to safety from a blazing liner here today. The vessel, the 3,405-ton Hoi Wong of Norwe- fication that Sister St. Claire, who has been the Grade 1 teach- er at St. John's School for the past two years, is being transferred by the Grey Sisters, and will be replaced by Sister M. Jacqueline. She will be ac- companied to Whitby by Sister M. Julia, who has been appoint. ed to the Staff of Denis O'Con- nor School. Sentence Deferred tor of Recreation for the City of Oshawa, Mr. McGarrity is presenting the Games and Activities Plaque to the Play- ground in the "A" division" compiling the greatest num- ber of points throughout the events in the Games and jmering Congo River. |ville is the capital of the former collection of trucks, buses and tumbledown taxis brought them to the boats and soldiers with rifles and clubs chased them on board. Sad - eyed men, screeching women and hundreds of | tod- dling children are the first vic- tims of a political numbers game between the two Congo republics. The men, women and children are citizens of Brazzaville, which liesonl y two miles from Leopoldville across the shim- Brazza- | the nate of about 1,000 a day Tshombe hoped to bring down) Massamba-Debat by putting an intolerable burden on Brazza- ville's almost non-existent econ- omy. Unless Massamba-Debat agreed to stop aiding the reb- els, he would have thousands of homeless and workless people milling about in his capital. Only a spark would then be needed to blast the government out of power, the source said. French Congo. The Leopoldville government is expelling them to try to force Brazzaville's President Al-|# mers) WASHINGTON (AP) -- Be- ginning Sept. 14, the Roman Catholic Church in the United States will use English instead of Latin in administering sac- raments and sacramentals. This H gian registry, had lim _intoe ong Kong Harbor with flames streaming from her main.hold. The vessel had caught fire 30 miles off shore. was announced Friday by Arch- bishop John F. Dearden of De- troit, chairman of the U.S. Bish- ops' Commission of Liturgical Apostolate, at the direction of Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York, president of the U.S. Bishops' Episcopal Confer- ence. The directive does not af- fect the use of Latin in the mass. DEPUTY PM RESIGNS KATMANDU, Nepal (Reut- -- Nepal's deputy-prime btn die, Activities Festival. --Oshawa Times Bolivians Slash Ties With Cuba LA PAZ (AP) witht, Ada diplomatic relations with| Cuba Friday night. The break! left only two countries in Latin} a oe and Uru-| guay--still maintaining relations) with Premier Fidel Castro's| government. A communique said Bolivia considered it her duty to abide} with the sanctions voted against| Cuba by the Organization of American States last month in; Washington. t s r 8 RAILROAD BUILDER Arthur Marks, a producer of "Perry Mason," spent four years building a miniature rail- road in his home. le' |hist demonstrators are in South |Vietnamese streets again, and overthrow of the Ngo Dinh Diem puzzled by developments. Buddhists' Anger Baffles Officials By MALCOLM W. BROWNE SAIGON (AP)--Angry Budd- he trappings look much. the ame as those leading to the 'egime last year. | The similarity ends there, but easoned Saigon observers are While Buddhist leaders have) charged their faith again is be-} ing oppressed, there seems to be/demanding an end to military;made by Mr. Fred 0. Popham, little evidence supporting the harge. FORT ERIE MONDAY, ENTRIES AUG, 24 FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,300, maidens, A three-year-olds, foaled in Canada, 1 1-16) miles (8)... Malty's Brownie, Parsons X108 R Shuk 118 » Sinner's Hill, Davidson 113 Last Stand, Hale 118 \T |Market Bid, No Boy 109 IR Or Pi Prince Sied, SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000 ($2500). \L Burton 118 miles (18). Sly Stag, Leblanc 109 Snow Bright, No Boy 116 Lucayan, No Boy 106 A Ticket Home, Fitzsimmons 106 Rose Tudor, No Boy 103 French Twist, No Boy 104 Four Chimes, McComb 116 Mr, Mixim, No Boy 111 Acanthus, No Boy 103 Check Mark, No Boy 120 Hereforall, Harrison 11) ee O' Glin, Turcotte X103 Also Eligible: D: fc Cc A c F N lA Pi aumont, Parsons X106; E jstone Purse' Allowances. |About 7 furlongs on turf course. (10) |Summons, Balley 122 --Willow Downs Farm hou: and €. B, Seed- se ry (QUINELLA BETTING) Two-year-ol op Victory, Fitzsimmons A-117 iver Party, Bailey 117 ur Princess, No Boy 109 rince Guard, Shuk 117 ord Beverley, Parnell 117 ~ Claiming, three- and four-year-olds, | 1-16) Song of Victory, Fitzsimmons A-111 anisteo, No Boy 117 Just Plain Lucky, Turcotte X112 am Shaft, Harrison 109 --Windfields Farm Entry |. SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2200. ($4500 ing Three-year-olds and up. (10) aiming). urlongs. jakina, McComb 119 | i) Canadian, Leblanc 116 aches Reward, Fitzsimmons 111 | m's Pride, Dittfach 108 | } | Wanless, Turcotte X115; Artista, Dittfach|Well Now, Smith 111 | 110; Royal Picture, McComb 106; Tartra-|Sky Spark, Harris X108 zine, Davidson 113; Teo K., Cuthbertson |Malestic Hour, No Boy 113 XXX101. THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,900 ($2500). Claiming, htree-year-olds and up, 6/2 fur-|C fongs (16). House Boy, Parsons X114 Edgor's Gael, seb weg x14 Ss T | Toronto Street, Cuthbert- son XXX106; Buc Fever, Parnell 122; Miss Bassano, Harris X109; Rubria, Har- vison A-108. A~-T. €. Hays and Mr. and Mrs. Roach entry Ri Sun Whi ' XXX--10 Ibs. \Ocean Pearl, Harrison 108 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2400 ($6000) laiming). Three-year-olds and up, about) one and onesixteenth Miles on turf) course. coco Rogue, Cuthbertson XXX113 | fe, Bailey A-116 agsilia, Fitzsimmons 118 | Roman Thunder, Walsh 113 | Roborante, No Boy 116 | Raven Wing, No Boy B-116 | Mystere, Shuk 116 | 'avy Blue, Bailey A-113 } |Hop Hop, Rogers 113 Nona's Charger, Fitzsimmons 8-118 & B--T E King and E B Seedhouse --J J Gregory and E Lieberman Entry.| Entry. | X--5 Ibs. AAC jos. AAC AAC POST TIME 2 P.M. xxX--7 | Buddhist leaders Aug. 14, | SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2600. "Humber-fore Khanh had himself elected 45. chief of state and promulgated |the charter. |\OBJECT TO OUSTING "jagainst Diem last November. Go Ahead, Rogers 116 Buddhists have been permit- ted to fly their flag at publicly held major rallies and even denounce. the Nguyen Khanh government on the radio. Stu- dents were permitted Friday to demonstrate in front of the presidential office and carry in a demand for Khanh's resigna- tion, Buddhists and students are) | government, the state of emer- gency decree, press censorship, night curfew, alleged Buddhist repression, and abrogation of the national. charter promul-| gated by Khanh last Sunday. | But orders calling for anti-| government agitation were} signed by Viet Nam's two top be- | | Part of the unrest seems to arise from Buddhist objection) to the ouster of Maj. - Gen. Duong Van Minh and his civil- ian cabinet Jan, 30. Minh is popular with Buddhists for hav- led the military | | Buddhist leaders want to make sure they can command the fear of the government Buddhists are angry that many hold-overs of the Diem regime still are in office. This extends particularly to Maj. - Gen. Do Cao Tri, commander of the Vi- etnamese army's 2nd Corps, who joined the anti-Diem revo- lution only in its final stages In Tri's area a number of houses belonging- to - Buddhists were burned down recently by local officials, after occupants objected to attending a govern- On Father An Oshawa man was jailed|his munist regime to phonse Massamba~ Debat and| [i minister, Vishabandhu Thapa, has resigned for personal rea- sons after six weeks in that po- jdisplay of strokes, diving, skills ieently placed eighth in the one \Champion Diving Competition. for the weekend pending sen- tence on a conviction Friday of beating his wife--and mother of his five children--by blacking her eye and puffing up her lip. Magistrate F. S. Ebbs told Joseph Pelesko, 803 Gordon street: "You are nothing but a brute. If I sentence you today I feel so strongly about this perhaps I would be unfair." Mrs. Pelesko testified through a Polish interpreter that her husband "comes home drunk all the time and I'm scared." . She said the accused punched her while she was lying in bed following an argument aboat his drinking. ' | Pelesko denied drinking heavily and on the day in ques-/ tion said he had been drinking "just cherry juice with a friend." "Bah. Give him a taste of jail, Your Worship," urged Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck. Asked how much he: gave his wife for housekeeping Pelesko said he looked after her. "I give $5 a week for gro- ceries,"" Pelesko tesitifed. Water Show At Samac The fifth annual Water Show planned by the Camp Samac Summer Staff held at-the R. S. McLaughlin Pool On August 19 proved as successful if not better than those of previous summers. Despite the cool weather a record attendance of 1000 people filled the pool deck and surrounding area, The evening. was opened by the Master of Ceremonies, Miss Margaret Terrett, a camp staff member followed by a speech President of the Council. A fine and races was performed by the staff and guests. The staff girls added a touch of colour and skill to the evening with a graceful synchronized num- ber swum to the Syncopated Clock, This was followed by a mock number performed by the staff boys. They entered dressed in polka dotted or striped bikinis and bathing caps. The young- CITY AND aaigued "wit 'tke anaes! DISTRICT clowns, Bill and Bob, both staff i members also. COINS oboe ' The highlight i One hundred and eight rolls was a nis a pale ei of coins were stolen from Tony's by Mrs. Judy Mudd who re-|Refreshments, Farewell avenue, Friday night. Value of the 98 rolls of five-cent pieces and 10 stop aiding rebels who today hold a knife to Leopoldville's throat. Leopoldville is capital of the former Belgian Congo. Other persons being expelled are from the West African re- public of Mali which has also|p helped the Congolese rebels. ALL IN ONE DAY Friday morning, the swelter- ing mass of humanity waiting amid pitiful heaps of household furniture on the quayside was at work or in thcir homes in Leopoldville. Friday night, they were homeless and workless in Brazzaville. In all, and peaceful people may be af- fected. \ A source close to Premier Moise Tshombe said that in ex- Transient, 52, Is Fined $10 William Russell, 52, a trans- ient, was fined in Magistrate's 50,000 hard-working ti Court $10 or 10 days in jail Fri- day for intoxication. f 8 a told Magistrate F. 8. 8: sition, Nepal radio reported to- day. The broadcast said the res-' Thapa's portfolios assigned to Prime Minister Tulsi Giri. BLAST KILLS 22 TOKYO (AP)--A gas explo- sion injured 22 workmen and de- stroyed part of a dock early to- day in Yokosuka, 35 miles southwest of Tokyo, police re- ported. CRASH CLAIMS NINE INGOLSTADT, West Ger- many (AP) -- Nine automobile workers were killed and 12 hurt in a bus-truck collision Friday, police reported. The workers $1,800 Damage To Two Cars An estimated $1,800 damagi was done to two cars involved in an intersection crash at day Albert street and rst venue, A car driven by Doreen Red- received ignation was accepted and|°%t, All Replies Confidentiat WRITE BOX 43 Oshawe Times UPCOMING BIRTHDAY Sidney Turpin, a resident of Hillsdale Manor, is celebrat- ing his 89th birthday on Thurs- day, Aug. 27. A birthday party will be held at the home of his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayward, R.R. 4 King street east today, starting at 1.30 p.m, Born in England Mr. Turpin has been in Canada approximately 60 years. He has worked as a section foreman for the CNR, Coulter Mfg. and Holiday Manor. "I'm a printer by trade and used to work for General Print- ers here in Oshawa, I'm origin- ally from Moncton, N.B." A charge of fraud, laid against John McCutcheon, 23 Vinci cres- cent, Downsview, was with drawn by the comolainant, Her- NEED Mortgage Money? McGIL Day or Night - 728-4285 Real Estate Broker bert Winter. meter Canadian Women's - rolis of pennies amounted to $201. Enrry was gained by smashing a window on the south side of the building. CHARGE LAID A charge of threatening laid by Bruce Simpson against Paul Sladcezek Jr., 327 Albert street, was conditionally withdrawn-by Magistrate Ebbs in Oshawa} Magistrate's Court Friday. Besides the fun and games the people also witnessed the method of drownproofing done by Kent Stiles and also by three virtually non-swimmers, Christine Elliott, Janice Johns- ton aad Susan Richardson. 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