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se--tesel SEALED TENDERS Will be accented until April | 15, 1966, for demolishing a 14 room, 2 storey home at 374 Farewell Avenue, Osh- awa, To inspect the building call A. SIBLOCK 728-7576 SEALED TENDERS: Will be accepted until April 15, 1966, on a Case tractor, double discs, 2 furrow plow ond spring harrows. All good condition. To inspect call ANTHONY SIBLOCK 728-7576 3--Coming Fronts | | | HARRIS, ST. GERTRUDE'S | AUDITORIUM | TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M 690 KING E. ot FAREWELL FREE ADMISSION Snowball Jackpot $210:, 56 Nos.! $20. Consolation Reg. Jackpot 55 Nos. $100. | GOOD PARKING Extra Bus Service Tickets Available at the Door $20 Consolation Good Prizes RUMMAGE SALE U.A.W. Hall, Bond St E TUESDAY, APRIL 5 at 10:30 A.M Sponsored by Oshawa Police Associotion Ladies Auxiliary Proceeds Crippled Children's School and Treatment Centre BINGO KINSMEN CENTRE | TUESDAY 7:45 Early Bird Game | Robert |Perry United Church |p.m Oshawa on Saturday |Catherine Jane Henry widow of [Johnston and mother of Douglas of To jhuspand of | Michael of |Resting at the | Chapel, i John the Evangelist Church, jot DEATHS BELKO, Andrew Entered into rest in the family residence, 2 Gibbons St., Oshawa, on Sunday April 7 ¥a0, reine of Helen Hegedus "and "father of John and Donald (Bill), in his 72nd year. Rest- ing at the Armstrong Fureral Home Osh- awa, with requiem Hich Mass iy 't. Gregory's Church Wednesday April 6th at 10 am, Interment Oshaws Unien-Cem- etery. (Prayers af the Funeral Home Tuesday at 7.30 p.m.). CLARK, Steven Ronald Suddenly at Whitby on Sunday April 3, 1966 Steven Ronald Clark dearly be- teved son of Ronald and Darlene of 111 Dundas West, Whitby, dear grandson of r. and Mrs. C. Clark, Mr. C. White and the late Mrs. C. White, all of Whitby, aged 3 months. Resting at the W. c Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby for ser- vice in the chapel on Wednesday April éth at 2 p.m. Interment Groveside Cem- etery, Brooklin Minister the Rev. J Smith. Visitors commencing 2 p.m. Tues- day. CRAGGS, Keith Suddenly at his home 206 Garden Street ite tby, on Sunday, April 3rd, 1966, Keith Craggs in his 60th year beloved husband Myrtle Robinson and loving father of Mrs. Walter Johnson (Arieen), dear sen of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Graggs. Dear brother of Jack, Gerald and Dean Craggs all of Oshawa. Mr. Craggs is rest ing at the Gerrow Funeral Chapel, 390 King Street West, for service in the chapel on Wednesday April 6th at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. of Clara Edna At the Community Hospital on Saturday, April 2nd, Clara E. Dunk beloved wife of the late William Heerd Harris, Themas of Port Perry, and the late Miriam Harris in her 86th year. Resting at the chapel lof McDermoth-Panabaker Port Perry_un- }?il Tuesday noon. Thence to the Port for service at 2 Pine Grove Cemetery. of Uxbridge, interment JOHNSTON, Catherine Jane Entered into rest April and Lewis her 75th year, Resting at the Home Oshawa with funeral service in the chapel Tuesday April 5th at 2 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery. The Ladies Auxillary of the Canadian Corp. Association will a service at the funeral home Monday. at 7.30 p.m. ronto, in Armstrong Funeral OWENS, Daniel Bernard At the Oshawa General Hospital on Sat. urday, April 2, 1966, Daniel B. Owens (of 403 Walnut Street, Whitby), beloved the late Josephine Jenny dear father of Peter of Whitby, brother of Thomas, Joseph and Ireland, in his Ww. C. Town Funeral for requiem mass in St. Whitby, on Wednesday, April 6, at 10 a.m. Inter. ment English Line Cemetery, Campbell ford, on arrival of mothrs approximately 12.30 p.m. (Rosary 7 p.m., Tuesday.) Grilis, dear Whitby, SMITH, Leah Candler At Oshawa Genera! Hospita! on Sunday April 3rd 1966, Leah Candler Smith aged 74 years. Dear mother of Stuart Candler Bowmanville, Norman ajax, |London, and the late Stanley Candler Resting at the Morris Funeral Chapel Bowmanville... Service in the chapel Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. Interment Bowman vill. cemetery. Casket closed by request In fiev of flowers donations fo the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Thorton Rd. Oshawa would be apprecia. ted. FREE ADMISSION Jackpot 56 and 50 Children under 16 not allowed Special 7:30 bus from 4 Corners. WOODVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all. FUNERAL CHAPEL GERROW 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 BINGO 53 ond 57 TONIGHT_8 P.M. | LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral orrangements and floral arrangements for all occasions, 66th year.| | | Port Perry! Dear mother of John of Osawa,| | in .Hillsdale Manor | 1966, hold) Russell. | on| OSHAWA SHOPPING RED BARN EXTRA BUSES CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 Conadian Diabetic Association Meeting Thursday, March 31st McLaughlin Hall 8 p.m. Speaker: Mr. John Kessler. Movies of Bermuda and West Indies BINGO, athe Park, "Eulalie Thursday, 2 p.m. and Euchre. IN MEMORIAM EASTER TRIBUTES TO YOUR LOVED ONES Saturday, NE CRATIC Youth Organization meeting, April 13. Speaker Dr. Otvos For further information contact Terry) Smith, 725-9257. | } | BIRTHS BROWN -- Claire and Edith. are happy Donald Nothing is more bef tting or o greater tribute to the mem- ory'of loved ones who have passed than a memoria! verse at Easter time, It is a beautiful. gesture of love and devotion to the memury of a father hus- band, doughter son or *hose beyond the immediate family circle, a faithful friend or kin. on brother for Stanley, Alan and Janet Fimiey Mr. and Mrs. John R Finley (nee Freda Dancey), announce the birth of their daughter, Karen Anne, on Friday, Apri! 1966, at fhe Toronto General Hospital, mother wife In the sincere hope of dering 9 helpful ser. those who wish to select an appropriate memoriun notice for Easter time, the Classi- fied Department of The Osh- awa Times will once again be publishing special Easter Memorial Tribute on Satur- day, April 9th, 1966 ren ce to IN MEMORIAM DRYBURGH -- In lov dear wife, Wilhelmina, April 4, 1962. No morning dawns, no night returns But that | think of you. Those left behind are very good, But fone replaces you Many a silent tear is When | am all. aio The one | loved so very The one | called my own --Sadly missed by husband Peter ng memory of a who passed away ENSURE YOUR MES- AGE APPEARS AT THIS TIME, PHONE THE TIMES CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AT 723-3492 BEFORE 5:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6th. hed TO much. FRY -- A tribute of love to the mem ory of e dear and devoted wife and moth Liltian sena, who passed away 196 God knew that she was suffering That the hills were hard to climb, So He closed her weary eyelids And whispered, "Peace Be Thine'. --Ever remembered by her husband, THE OSHAWA TIMES Classified Department HUNT In father and grandfather, who passed away April 4, 1965. Day by day our thoughts do wander To @ grave not far away Where we isid our dear father Just @ year ago today Ever remembered by daughter Bertha and son-in-law Bill, grandchildren Lynda and Ernie. loving memory of a dear Herbert Hunt, PHONE 723-3492 10 SELL FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES USE THE MARKET BASKET LEE -- In loving mer husband and father, W passed away April While he -lies in peaceful sleep His memery we shall always keep --Ever remembered by his Chris tina and family ory of @ dear am Lee, who. 1960 wite, A \ LASTING TRIBUTE For permane dignity we suggest MOUNT. LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS ourteous advice the Pork Office. 723-2633 nce -and For ¢ ote visit STOCK MARKET INDUSTRIALS TORONTO 10:40 A.M. STOCKS : Distrisuted by CP Toronto Stock Exchange--April 4 Quotations in cents uniess marked $. 2--Odd lot, xX6--Ex-divioena, xr--Ex- rights, xw=@x-warrants. Net change is) from previous board-lot closing sale. 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Alta Gas Alta GCo Alo Cen a 8% 31% + Velwith a nice triple of 853 (334, 271, Cc Vickers Chemcell Clairtone C Savings Con $36% $24% $16% Dofasco $2658 Dosco Dom Store Domtar Domtar Dom Text Du Pont Exquisite Falcon Fam Fed Su p Play Grain Fibre Fleet Mig Frase Fruehaut GMC G Bahama GL Paper Hand Hawker Hayes Horne s Stl Pt ip Stl P pr Inv Grp A Jefferson Lakelnd pr Laura Sec Lau Fin Lav F).25 Levy Lobco A LobCo B LobG 1} pr Loeb M Maclean H MB PR MLf Gard Mass-F MEPC Met Stores Met Strep Milt Brick Molson A Mon Foods Mont Loco Moore Morse Morse Murphy Noranda Nor Ctl @ A B 150 1 OSHAWA BOWIING NEWS POST OFFICE LEAGUE Team Standing -- Dead Pins 19, Climb- ers 1, Robin Hoods is, Wing Dings gt Rane Rar 11." Sailers | We + ve! a Sirikers 6. Triples Dan Price 663 s+ Ml Vivian Bark 639. (213, 241); D yy\aker 610 (264); Eric Pearce 550 " and Bob Bell 550 (264). Singles -- Gary McKenzie 236, George 63% Moss 218, Janet Stark 218, 205, Dick Tos- N% + v_| Sounian 215 and Nancy Scram 205. }_ Lemon Jim Boyd 85, Glad Carter 198, Kay Mackie 92, Janet Stark 65, John | Kirkbride 85, Don Mills 78, Donna Gibbs 75 - 97 and John Huzar 85. "ts 64% : (27, 251); pedir Joan Whit- (252) via 55% 16% 18% 10% + wl ALBERT STREET CHURCH LEAGUE Glen Maunder was high for the night Lloyd Edwards had 788 (268, 263, 257); {Art Allman 740 (314, 214, 212)3 Bill Pike =-2'2|705 (287, 255); Roger Plancke 702 (268, + 1 1251); Doug Wilson 662 (248, 209, 205); 1014 + Ve| Stan Gray 646 (255); Frank Cooper 246; 26 -- Yel Norman Marmen 245; Eric Jacklin 233; 43% | Keith Pike 227; Gord Shemilt 211; Fred 2 Coleman 209; Ari Walker 209; Richard |Crovter 205; Perce Clark 201; --e|Mace Morrison 200. Pearl Marlow led | the women with 227, 216, Jean Morrison +10 | 223; Mary Mountjoy 209, Annie Snudden --20 |201.and Betty Grandy 200. Points Taken -- Starlings 4, Top Cats 0; Stars 4, Sea Fleas 0; Rockets 4, Jays 0; Satellites 3, Jets 1; Hawks 2, Bugs 2. -- %| 'Standing -- Stars 26, Rockets 24, Satel- -- Vallites 19, Starlings 19, Jays 18 Top + Y2iCats 17, Sea Fleas 17, Jets 11, Bugs and Hawks 3. 21% 124 lyears, Mr. Belko lived for a -|35 years ago. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, April 4, 1966 27- OBITUARIES MRS. CATHERINE JANE JOHNSTON The death occurred April 2, at Hillsdale Manor, of Mrs, Cathe- riné Tane Tohnston. A resident! of the manor for some time,| she had been in failing health| for several years. The deceased was in her 75th year. The former Catherine Jane Henry, the deceased was born in England Aug. 28, 1891 and was married Aug. 17 ,1916, Montreal. Mrs. Johnston came to Oshawa from Montreal 12 years ago. Predeceased by her husband, Lewis Johnston, Feb. 26, .1962, the deceased is survived by a son, Douglas, of Toronto; a wis. (290 ter and three brothers in Eng- land. The memorial service will be held from the Armstrong Funeral Home at 2 p.m., April 5. Interment will be in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Rev. W, Jack- son, minister of St. Paul's Pres- byterian Church, will conduct ANDREW BELKO In failing health for two ger Andrew Belko died, April 3, a the family residence, 21 jibe yuu ot. so Yond year. A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Belko, the de- ceased gvas born Sept. 14, 1894, at Hollohaza, Hungary, and was married there June 19, 1919. A resident of Canada for 38 he was short time in Montreal and Win- nipeg before coming to Oshawa He was _ vice- president of Ready-Mix Concrete Limited, and a member of St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church. Mr. Belko is survived by his wife, the former Helen Hegedus and two sons, John and Donald (Bill) of Oshawa. He was pre- deceased by a daughter, Mary, in 1935. Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Vanek, of Hun- FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) odes? $800 gary; two brothers, Joseph of Brantford and John of Hungary|the service. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES The points of the evening were taken las follows: Pedlars 5, GoofBalls 2; Na 5 jtions 5, UP y%,|Cats 4, Ata + iA 600 Scores -- 600. 200 Scores -- G. Bowler 258, M. Mayer! 255, L. Llewellyn 246, €, Davis 241, .P. Balson 238, 8B. Lamb 233, L. Mayer 215, A. Vugts 214, V. West 209 and B. Barry 206. High Single -- Walkers P, Saloon 620 and M. May- + Ble 01a -- Va} 6 Bowler 258 High Triple P. Batson 620 Lemon League Evelyn Essery 99, Vv. West 90, D. Hennesey 90, L. Penning ton 86 and D. O'Neil 73 CATHOLIC LEAGUE Mona Peters has the Ladies' high tri 2 ple with 685, and Joan Brady the Le 2\dis' high single with 270. John Cardinal Sr. took the men's high} Ya'triple and high single with 767 (333) 0 and over scores John Cardinal Sr, 281, 333; Fred Watts 2u5, 215; Mona Peters 224, 228, 233; Bob Rorabeck 228; Va| Joe O'Malley 226; Barry Leach 318, 223; Marg Rorabeck 224; Jerry Rolfe 253; Joan Brady 209, 270; Rosemary Bat rette 222; Marie. Castilloux 214; Ekker 216; Elaine Lindenfield 200; Beny MacKinnon 205; Bill Romhanyi 207; |Janette MacDonnell 205; Allan Oerton 207; Mary Giles 210; Laura Cardinal 207; Rita Wrubel 265, 223; Tony Arujo 226, Ye 201; Harry Dickison 241; Marie Meiny: chuk = 257; "a Armitage 239 + \4) Points Taken Joe's Gang 3, Slow Pokes Noise Makers 3, Moonlighters| Orbits 2, Saints 2; The Wonders 2 and | -- Ve Nite Hawks 2 5 Lemon League 2+ V8 Mike Foley 69 and Rose Watts Helga Mueller 87, 89. GLENHOLME SCHOOL LEAGUE In the three classes at Glenhoime last week, the highest scorers were: Randy McArthur 340, Linda Harding 205 and Bobby Henning 290. Senior Boys: Jon Lee 320, Randy Mc Arthur 340, Carlo DeJong 135, John Wil Robert Pearson 100, Philip Tip. ,|ton 90, Wayne Vennor 195, John Baxter) 125 and John Bjsschop 112 | Senior Boys and Girls -- Linda Hard- ing 205, Christine Straszewski 180, Chris- tine Larush 100, Karen O'Boyle 170, Glyn-| is Card 170, Wanda Mather 120, Susan 1. Ve Goddard 150, Ricky Peyton 135 and Billy + ye| Nichols 115 Intermediate Class Bobby Henning va| 290, Brian Bernier 250, Stanley Welsh |Mary Polacok 230, Jennie Lee Whe eaton 4+ Vm! 120, David O'Boyle 170 and Susan Lezin %| 110 + + Ve = 5 |son 170, 4 + 5 + + Ve LADIES' MAJOR "A" Laneus 800 and over -- Marlon Dingm + | (300, 242, 281) and Del Siblock Hi Wert + %4| 254, 292). --i5 700 and over -- Barb Harding 763 (261, -- 2) 273, 239); Mid Muir 738 (244, 233, 261); -- "elEy Harding 733 (222, 236, 275); Dorothy ~--25 |Sykes 727 (206, 263, 258) and Audrey + 1 [Burrill 711 (226, 203, 282) | 650 and over -- Mavis Taylor. 686 (229, }212, 246); Lorraine Murphy 674 (230, 222, 22); Joyce Porter 659 (284, 207); Mabel| Moss 657 (244, 215); Helen Pinch 656 (271| Veland Nancy McKay 650 (240, 232) Ye! Congratulations to Modern Uphoistering | V4 -- Ya for winning last section. 2 Team Standing -- Modern Upholster-| Gordon er 2 and Alley) Kevin O'Kane and Margret) + ng 23; Nu-Way Rug 19; Crawford Ins. 16;| "Scugog Cleaners 15; Hayden MacDonald + V4l15; Horwick 13; Strouds 8 and Young + 1 | Moderns 3. --% Ogilvie Oshawa A Pac Pete Peel Eldr PC Jwipr Pow Corp Price Bros ON Gas Rank Or A Revenue P gs 3 Rothman 3 28% 26% Royal Bnk 1 AOR Royalite 10 ' $ 9 tgs h Over 700 -- J, Zak 794, M. Childerhose ei Cha ae ae 777, R. Thompson 765, D. Wilson 744 aa oe (4 J. George 741, S. Simpson 74, G. Stac Sheil lw 718, and B, Meinichuk 708 Simpson High Singles -- M. Childerhose 351, K 'ater $ Jenkins 223, D. Wilson 312, J. George 312, R. Thompson 306, 284, R. Brown 301, F. Knight 292, T. Goch 291, J. Zak 290, Mortel 285, Beinichuk 284, 253, $ Ss 283, 263, R. Turnstall 281, C. Powell Lanning 275, J. Manilla 273, G.| Stacey 273, J. Ristich 266, E. Carswell 1/264, R, Pearse 263, R, Powell 261, P. Bar ret! 259, D. Girrard 258, B. Jeys 256, §.| Rotish 256, C. Holter 253 and §, Simpson] 251. 3. MEN'S Results Sales 1; Algers 4, STORE LEAGUE Balko 3, Ontario Acadian Cleaners 3, Powells Hallidays 0; Town and Country | Coulters 1; Pediars 4, Dixons 0; Motor | "ity 3, Seven-Up 1; Goch Service Sta tion 3, Consolidated Heating 1; National Grocers 3, Oshawa Bakery Motor 10 9% Sogemine PLAZA FAMILY DOUBLES 600 Tom Rae 763 (291, 259, Bob Bryden 738 (333, 212); Art Bry 248, 221); Glen Swindells Harry Fayle 721 (287, 231, 203); Dave Peebles 718 (286, 234, 206); Doug Pelow 708 (268, 234, 206); Hugh Hutchison 705 (269, 248); Joan Wagg 704) (253, 232, 219); Madeline Morrison 690) (276, 236), Al. Hardsand 689. (268, 253); | Pete Wiaht 685. (274, 208, 203); Harold Creamer 677 (248, 215, 214) Darcy Chap- man. 674 (238, 224, 212); Harry Keys 673 (306); Carman Barctay 672 (301, 211); | Ted Monaghan 665 (264, 2713); Ray Bran 22 22 ton 655 (264, 213); Les Wagg 649% (275, 104 Ben '] | 234); Ed Leslie 645 (230, 221); Ethel Ton- VW% 11% |kin 645 (278); Peggy Pelow 635 (249, 203); a 24 Jim Huxtable 634 (221, 221); Lorraine Peebles 629 (230, 203); Bob Hardsand 629 | (230, 203); Art Geneau 624 (217, 214); {Peggy Branton 624 (217, 214); Harold Cornish 622 (263); 200); Bert Wight Judd 600 (290) Over 200 - Fayle 245, Over 213); ylant 730 (261 723 (275, 249); Un Carbid Un Gas U Corp 63p U Sections Versafd Wainwr Walk GW Well Fin West ind West IndA AS A A Weston B 6 pr A wt $20% 205s 20% + $22 25.$10414 88 $11% 240 $24 Via.m.: Wstn West Zellers 1,951,000. Sales to 604 (235) and Mary Foreign Exchange 1000 160 160 250 $124 12\2 200 530 52 52 100 2 25 ns 100 647 6478 64% - 500 160 160 160 500 125 125 125 172 --21 460 ) 15 'Al Hutcheson 247, Peggy Audrey Keys 237, Joyce Monaghan 230, Bill -Tonkin. 230, Marg Currell 227, 208, Nick Mayer 226, Jack Cannon. 225, Marion Swindelis 225, Anna Cornish 220, Lenka Mayer 219, Ab, Burr 218, Gen. Bryant 215, Fred McKee 213, Hilda Mooney 210, Roly Arnold 209, Jim Morrison 208, Lyle Huxtable. 208, Tom Currell 2 Joan Foster 206, Joan} Bryden 204, Marg Arnold 203, 20) and} George Judd 200 | 160 +10 Ith --25 Aanito Cent Del Dickenson Gunmar Pine Point Rayrock Spooner R 10% 415 Upper Can 100 Utd Keno West Dec 300 460 40! City of Oshawa GARBAGE COLLECTION NOTICE GOOD FRIDAY There will be NO GARBAGE COLLECTION on Good Friday, April 8th. Garbage normally collected on, Friday will be col- lected on' Thursday, April 7th, one day earlier, Garbage must be out by 8:00 a.m avoid being missed os the time of collection may be different than normal because of revised schedules on Thursday. to Please do not leave garbage out over the weekend. R, C. BINT, Chairman, Public Works Committee, jlife of the jvived by three sons, Dave Bowler 608 (212,|" jand three grandchildren, Robert, Andrea and Elizabeth, The deceased is at the Arm- strong Funeral Home for }Requiem High Mass in St. | Gregory' s Roman Catholic Church at 10 a.m., April 6. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Paul Dwyerlin his 66th year. jwill sing the mass. Interment| a son of the late Patrick and| heeid be in Oshawa Union Ceme-|1 ouisa Owens, the deceased was! 7 ' born in County Antrim, Ireland. Prayers will be held at the|ie was married in Toronto in funeral home at 7.30 .M.,|1937 and had resided in Whitby| April 5. lsince his marriage. KEITH CRAGGS A supervisor at the Ontario The death occurred suddenly;| Hospital, Whitby, prior to his April 3, at his home, 206 Gar-|retirement 10 months ago. Mr. lden st., Whitby, of Keith Craggs.; Owens was a member of St. He was in his 60th year. | John the Evangelist Roman Ca- A son of Mr. and Mrs. Gor-|tholic Church, a member of the |don Craggs of Oshawa, the de-| Quarter Century Club at the On- ry) ceased formerly operated Motor) tario Hospital and of the Civil ty |C ity Dry Cleaners. Recently he|Service Association of Ontario. |had been a taxi driver in Osh-| Predeceased in 1961 by his awa. | wife, the former Josephine Jen- | Keenly interested in sports,/ny Grills, Mr. Owens is sur- Mr. Craggs played baseball as|vived by a son, Peter, of Whit- by and three brothers, Thomas, Joseph and Michael, of Ire-| land. The deceased is at the W. C. Whitby, DANIEL BERNARD OWENS | The death occurred April 2,| at the Oshawa General Hospi- tal, following a prolonged sick- ness, of Daniel Bernard Owens, 403 Walnut st., Whitby. He = |a young man and more recently served as coach of a girl's soft- |ball team in Oshawa. Mr. Craggs is survived by his} |wife, the former Myrtle Robin- |Zown Funeral Chapel, |son and a daughter, Mrs. Wal-|for requiem mass in St. John lter Johnson (Arleen) of Whitby. |the Evangelist Church at 10 Also surviving are his par-|a-m. April 6. Rev. L. J. Austin ents and three brothers, Gerald and Dean Craggs, all of|will be in English Line Ceme-| Oshawa. He was predeceased by| tery, Campbellford! a son, Reginald, in 1957 | The Rosary will be recited| The funeral service will be|at the funeral home at 7 p.m. jheld at the Gerrow Funeral! April 5. }Chapel, Oshawa, at 2 p.m. April 6. Interment will be in Mount |Lawn Cemetery. Rev. John K. WALTER WYSOCKI Moffat, minister of Simcoe) High Requiem Mass was Street United Church, will con-| sung in St. Mary's of the People |duct the service. |Roman Catholic. Church at 9 | MRS. WILLIAM H. HARRIS ja. m. today for Walter Wysocki Mrs. William Heard Harris, ajWho died April 2 at the Osh- public spirited citizen of Port| va General Hospital. Perry for more than 60 years,|_ Rev. N. J. Gignac, pastor of died April 2, at the Port Perry|St. Mary's of the People Church, Community "Hospital. The de-|conducted the service. Inter- |ceased, who was in her 86th -- was in Resurrection Ceme- year, had been sick for a month. The former Clara E. Dunk,| the deceased was a daughter of|™ > i the late Mr. and Mrs, Thomas|Birecki, Alex Karwowski, Gilles Dunk. A native of Campbell-| |Garon and Andrew Nemeth. ford, she had been a resident of | Port Perry since her =e in 1900. Active in many phases of the| community, Mrs. | Harris was one of the founders' EGGS, COFFEE mane arate! aeampetmn) UNDER A TREE Empire in Port Perry and) CORNWALI > SORNWALL - ON - HUD- served as its regent. She also SON, N.Y. (AP) The served as secretary of the pro- . 5 |vincial chapter of the IODE ronald tan dere foals some years, Mrs. Harris was active in| ee ae fee 4 | women's patriotic work during| Military je rss "sgh Pi ithe First World War and twice cane by eakiant ond Ses ati served as president of the Ca- aiidacrne te a aH el nadian Club in St. Petersburg, hig cclacde' hee eae Florida. She was also active in| fawn Triday hen e fat the work of the Poit Perry Pub-| Sontsen. intent vulll ves "3 lic Library and was one of those} their 'onniial re ty mn . instrumental in its founding. | Day prank moved 2 ' Predeceased by her husband} gtick fe fides h lf ital 21 years ago, Mrs. Harris is sur-| ss wage Soricimg- pti right down to the table dec- John of Osh- ; : jawa, Robert of Uxbridge and] a under a big Thomas of Port Perry. She was| Officials of the private I s predeceased by a daughter, Mir- academy decided to go iam. | The deceased is resting at the) @long with the gag, and all McDermott - Panabaker Funerai; cadeis were marched Home Port Perry, for service in| briskly out of doors to the PE DELTY Z| : Port Perry United Church at 2| tables, where they sat down for scrambled eggs and cof- FUNERAL OF "The pallbearers were Clifford Rundle, Allan Hamlyn, Frank p.m. April 5, Interment will be} in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince| Albert. Rev. A. 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Interment| GREENWOOD RACEWAY SATURDAY, Aprit 2 Teddy Direct, Zirnis Floyd's Honor, Hawke Aaste Musheee Canuck. ty Aiidntoht, Scottadee and Melodie exoya:r rrnce wmeruy 178.50" 22.80 11.40| Migi &-Marion Mohawk, Geisel 3.80 260| Byrd. 90 | 6Jovial Abbe, Galbraith Also Started: Billey Halliday, Boston| SIXTH RACE -- 'Wiloow Dale Stakes" 1 Mile (Pace) Purse $4,490 (5) Wick, Attorney General C., Direct Fire and__Slade Hanover. Lear aa suo 4 2.60 2.40 2 Drednaught, 3 1-4 SECOND RACE -- | Mile (Pace) Purse| 4Eagie "Arbre Sackiniey $1,000 (8) | Also Started: George Volo and PR ad n| Who's Hat, Crowe 10.40 5.90 4.90) Creed. IN! 3-Solo Water, McLean 16.20 rey EXACTOR, Nos 1 and 2 PAID $15.90 . SEVENTH RACE SHi Jake, Ed Stanbury Also St H 1 Mile (Pace) Purse $1,400 (8) farted: Early Morning Song, Storm ee uh oe Abe, Dan Carey and. Simi |8-Louie G, Holmes $.00 3.50 2.60 Royal Prince! 4-Wooster Hanover, Curran 3.80 Dillard and & - Who's Hat, PAID $972.00) 5- yey Yates, Wes 4.20 Bob, ecare DAILY SOUBLE, No's 2 - e 'peching Brother so ae ar RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) Purse| Bingo, Neg! ja!, Doris Adios and NB- rattan Hel G. NB-Mutuel Scratch EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Trot) Jr. Purse $2,500 (8) rarity telonce: Clements 3.90 2.80 sal" 3-Mac Dillion .S, Hilliard 3.60 2.70) 4-Brave Margaret, Ren Filion 3.50) Inv. (6 Also Started: Victor Lee G., Stormy | 1-H R M,_ Kingston Volo, Gary Grattan, Joe Hunt and Sandy|24eird MeNab, Findley Dares. ay ogee Frost, gy Sti ind | farted: Lela Hanover, eine RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) Purse putts Lassie, Legal Prince, Rain wWeles 000 pene Ezra. 8.00 3.40 3.) Lad: 6-Jarvis Rab, Stiller 3-Mooreland's Dusty, Moore 2.80 340| lagi RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) Purse 6-Swift Cavalier, Collins 4.20 | $2,000 ( Also Started: Sign Raider, Roy Mc-|1- eter 'cirk, Curran 43% 3.50 2.60 Gregor, Willow Brooks Smoky, Another|2-Shady Valley, es 8.0 * and Captain Jasper. éHigh Pitch, Wall : Also Started: Chief dg Dud! chip, FIFTH RACE -- | Mile (Pace) Purse|Adios Dominion, Meadow Kay and Away Ki $1,000 (8) id. |3-SVJ, Wes Coke 46.40 3.80 3.40 Attendance, 7,720. Total Pool, $392,744, FORT ERIE RACE RESULTS SATURDAY, APRIL 2 FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maiden, FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,100. Claim- two-year-old fillies, foaled in Canada. 2) ing, four-year-olds and up. 1 Mile and 70 |Furlongs (11) yards (5). 1-Dalton's Pamela, Cson 60.10 oe 8.90, 3-Freedoms Hope, Gomez 6.80 3.40 ed 4-Twin Kiss, Gomez 30 . a |6-Ramsay 2nd, Werry 2.90 Barroby |5-Gun Artist, Dittfach 33 Also Ran in Order: In the Tub, beila| Also Ran in Order: Pegaso 2nd and Ma- Regina, Winsome Sailor, Third Rule,|corina. Speedy Redbird, Sunday Cruz, Edashara! tee Scratch--Mark Ceft. and Roguish Princess. ee HE EXACTOR, 3 AND 6, PAID $15.60. EXACTOR POOL $37,010, POOL $37,488. Late Scratch--Zacata POOL $33,903. SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,600. Allow- Cenada, DAILY DOUBLE POOL $68,624, | jances, three-year-olds, foaled In SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim-/5 Furlongs (7). ing, four-year-olds and up. 5 Furlongs |7-Renssik, Steve 7.70 4.70 3.00 2). |2-Ever Onward, Gomer 5.80 3.20 10.30 50 4.00|4-Blue Chimes, Walsh 3.60| Also Ren in Order: Wabush, in Filght 1-Flipping Floyd, Walsh Spite Alliance, Inouye 9-Balacomba, Dittfach 3.00 | Encounter, Also Ran in Order: Mad Charge, Rock | Hughes. age, House Boy, Peaches Reward, Free| Late 1 laa iy View, Half Light, Doc Jal, Smart Flyer,| Pool $70,597, Fey Pigs ° and Falsun DAILY DOUBLE, 11 AND 1, PAID $516.90) | Bea chdaalid RACE -- Purse $2,400. Al- wances, three-year-olds, foaled in Can- Pool $61,852 ion THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,200, Maiden) Fire dser agg 40 3.80 2.70 two-year-olds. 2 Furlongs (11) 4-Chopolis, Kornblum 50 3.60 4-Lila A., Walsh 46.20 17.50 11.20, 5-Har-Dan, Walsh 2.10 6-Sensationally, Robinson 10.70 6.40| Also Ran in Order: Sultan's Treat, 10-Distelite, Hale 8.30| Cleotus, Dans cle, Sweet rouble and Also Ran in Order: Aedegacg Selket, | Poow Monarch. Reichstadt, Mahmoud's Sta POOL $74,976. A--Traffic Swirl, Rillow, Dul-| zura and Face Maker. EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. Clalm- A--Kinrara Stable and J M Martinjing, four-yearolds and up. & Fur entry longs (10), Pool $71,440. 1-Nacuba, Nedeau 00 3.50 3.00 |s-Mineral' Wealth, Mecullagh £10 348 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,100. Claim-| 7-Marathon Runner, Werry 6.10 ing, three-year-olds. 5 Furlongs (9). |_ Also Ran in Order; Humber Py Knight Out, Werry 14.80 6.80 4.00|/Cantidad 2nd, Love Quest, Valecrest 2-Pay Now, Armstrong 8.40 4.1 saat Steve C., Kilkarry, and Tony'? 9-King Jive, Gomez 4.00 | Cou Also Ran in Order: Royal Staff, Royel|Lete Sirehachedien Ster, Peter Picker Paul, Snow Water, Major Roberts, Paris Fashions, and Black Treasure, TOTAL POOL $404,378. Pool $78,096. $12,872. 3.10 Royag Man and Harry A- "Nimble, | POOL $69, ATTENDANCE, JUST A FEW OF THE FINE LISTINGS OFFERED BY CENTRAL ONT. TRUST & SAVINGS CORPN. REAL ESTATE DEPT. Ajax Bungalow Country home, near Ajax, on paved road, 3 bedrooma, study, rec. room, broadlioom, in perfect condition, new garage, low taxes, for small family, $5,000 down. Johansen Built Convenient to everything: Three bedrooms, family . room, den, gorgeous large kitchen, 2 baths, large living room, dining room, double garage. Never an- other like this at only $7,400 down. Distinguished French Provincial Builder's home, 6 months old, 3 bedrooms, den or Ath bedroom, family room with fieldstone fireplace and bar, built in electric stove, completely broad- loomed, asking $25,900. COME IN AND VISIT RALPH SCHOFIELD and his Reol Estote stoff, RON ARMSTRONG Beh TOM HOUSTON ... 4416 WILLIAM TAYLOR 935-9989 CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST Real Estate Department 19 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa 723-5221