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" Neal, 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, April 4, 1966 FESTIVAL FOR THE NEEDY People enjoy pancakes and maple syrup in the downtown mall in Elmira, Ont., 10 miles north of Kit- chener. An estimated 20,000 festival last year to raise money for mentally retard- ed children. They collected $15,000 during the Saturday festival. (CP Wirephoto) people jammed the streets of the village during the sec- ond annual Mennonite fest- tival of pancakes and syrup. The Mennonites began the BRIDGE SCORES NORTHERNERS CAN RELAX|4,000-mile chain from Alaska to) CAM MAIN DEWLINE STA- Greenland. The isolated staff The winners and high scores TION, N.W.T. (CP)--You name:have pool tables, 30 subscrip- in the games played last week the game, we have it or will|tions to magazines and news- by the Oshawa, Brooklin, Osh-| get it for you, says an official papers, huge record collections awa Golf and General Motors! of Federal Electric Corp., which and Duplicate Bridge Clubs were: | OSHAWA CLUB North and South -- Miss V. Drummond and L. Peel, 207.5; Mrs; S. P. Kandel and Mrs. G. A. Rundle, 197.5; B. Baker and B. Eagleson, 176; Mrs. E. J. Wadsworth. and J. Miller, 174; A. Vaillancourt and P. Versluis, 173. East and West -- J. Condos and R. Niglis, 196.5; Mr. and Mrs. P. Francis, 193.5; Mrs. K Hunter and Mrs. W. Heron, 471.5; B. Normoyle and W. A. 170.5; Mr. and Mrs. R. Goddard, 162.5. BROOKLIN CLUB The Individual Championship was won by Mrs. W. Heron with a score of 76.5.. Other scores were: J. Patterson, 74; Mrs. K. Hunter, 73.5; Mrs. E. J. Wads- worth, 73; Mrs. S. Sheridan, 72; K. Adams, 71.5; D. McQuaig, 71; R. Niglis, 69.5. OSHAWA GOLF CLUB North and South -- Mr. and Mrs. E. Henry, 108; Mrs. P. Fletcher and Mrs. F. Burrows, 98; P. Fletcher and F. Burrows, 96; E. Anderson and B. Field, 91.5; Mr. and Mrs. P. Chubb, 85. East and West -- Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Armstrong, 110; Mrs. O. Mills and Mrs. A. W. Arm- strong, 102.5; Mrs. J. MeCansh and Mrs. H. Lapp, 81; Mrs. H. Bull and Mrs. R. C. Henry, 79.5; Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Elliott, 79. GENERAL MOTORS CLUB North and South -- Mrs. E. J Wadsworth and Mrs. Rundie, i126; Mrs. B. St { and Mrs, H. Cruwys, 108.5; Mr. and Mrs. R. Morris, 106; Mrs. M. R. Clarke and J, Patterson, 105; Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Kandel, 104.5. East and West -- Mrs. W. Heron and Mrs. K. Hunter, 151; Mr. and M®s. M. Coles, 142.5; Mrs. M. Kashul and J. Condos, 124.5; R. Niglis and A. Robert- son, 119.5; J. Drummond and three recently issued maintains radar stations in a! movies weekly. By RONALD LEBEL OTTAWA (CP) -- The emo- ion-packed issue of capital pun- ishment comes to a preliminary vote in the Commons today with a showdown due Tuesday night. Most MPs and political ob- servers predict only that the outcome will be close in the vote free of party lines. Under an order passed unani- mously by the House Thursday night, a roll-call vote must be taken by 8 p.m. EST today on a Creditiste amendment to retain the death penalty for one type of murder. The amendment, introduced a week ago by Charles - Arthur Gauthier (Rober val), affects planned and deliberate murders committed by any prisoner serving a life sentence. Many abolitionists are re- ported ready to vote for the amendment to improve their chances of winning the vote on the main resolution, as amended. ACCEPTS CHANGE Robert Stanbury. Liberal MP for York-Scarborough and one of the four sponsors of the res- olution to substitute life im- prisonment for hanging, said in an interview Mr. Gauthier's amendment is acceptable to him and to other abolitionists. Few murders of the type de- scribed in the amendment had occurred in the past. The hanging debate, inter- rupted a week ago after run- ning through three sitting days, must come to a vote by 9:30 p.m. EST Tuesday. If a second amendment is brought in, it must be voted on by 5:45 p.m. Tuesday. Prime Minister Pearson told reporters Sunday he does not plan to speak in the debate be- cause he believes a speech. by the leader of the government might exert undue influence. Solicitor-General Larry Pen- nell also said he does not in- tend to speak. About 50 MPs are reported | anxious to enter the débate but lall may not be able to speak | Tuesday, April 19, 'Death Vote Finale Due because of the three time limits and time-consuming votes. In the first three days of dis- cussion, 48 of the 265 members spoke--22 for complete aboli- tion, 24 opposed and two unde- cided. By parties, there were 19 Lib- eral speakers, 17 Conservativts, five New Democrats, three Creditistes, two Social Credit MPs and two Quebec independ- ents. If the resolution carries, whether in its original form or as amended, the government is expected to introduce the conse- quential amendments to the Criminal Code. A resolution is merely an ex- pression of opinion by the House. A bill must be passed by both houses befort the de- sired changes become law. The Commons will turn to un- determined government legisla- tion Wednesday, then adjourn at 6 p.m, for a 12-day Easter recess. The session resumes Two non-confidence motions were introduced Friday on the opening day of the six-day bud- get debate, but they will not be voted on until after the recess Russ Volunteer To Aid Viet Cong MOSCOW (Reuters) -- Gen. Alexei Yepishev, political chief of the Soviet armed forces, said today thousands of Russians, in- cluding whole military units, have volunteered to go and fight. with the Viet Cong in South Viet Nam. He told the Soviet Communist| party congress in the Kremlin: "The aspirations of all peo- ples fighting for freedom an national independence, against forces of imperialist reaction, are close and understandable to Soviet servicemen." High-ranking deltgates from North Viet Nam and the Viet Cong's political arm--the Na- tional Liberation Front -- list- ened as Gen. Yepishev ad- dressed the congress. JUDSON MELVILLE WAGAR The death of Judson Melville Wagar, 108 Fernhill blvd., oc- curred Friday at Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy; daughters, Mrs. Henry Dupuis (Audrey), Mrs. Freston mittan (veiarene), Dott of Orillia, Mrs. Dave McKewan (Evelyn), Nova _ Scotia... Mrs. John Gagneir (Faye), Ottawa, Mrs. Oliver Miller (Muriel), Sunridge; three sons, Claude and Darrell, both of Orillia, and Carmen, Dryden. The body is resting at Doolittle Funeral Home, Orillia, Funeral service will be in the chapel Monday at 1.30 p.m. Interment will be in Orillia, MARY EVELYN BARCHARD The death of Mrs, Mary Eve- lyn Barchard, Newcastle, the former Mary Evelyn Hobeck, occurred Friday at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, She was 58, She is survived by her hus- band, Christopher Barchard; one daughter, Sharon, Newcas- tle; two sons, Arnold, Calif, and Ronald, Toronto; five sis: ters, Mrs, Donald Harvey (Olive), Newburgh, N.¥., Mes Gordon Shields (Violet) and Mra, Ralph Higgins (Mth), both Toronto, Mrs, N. farford (Maude) and Mrs, 8. Wad ham (Helen), both of Weston; one brother, William, Aurora conducted in the chapel Monday at 2 p.m, Interment will be in Bowmanville Cemetery WALTER WYSOCKI The death of Walter Wysocki 409 Rossland rd, w., Saturday at Oshawa Genera! Hospital after a brief illness He was in his 68th year. Born at Zambrow, Poland, son of the late Mr. and' Mrs, Jacob Wy socki, he resided here for 38 years. He had 23 years service with General | member of the 21st Group of the OBITUARIES awa. Surviving are his wife, the former Eugenia Cackowska; one daughter, Cezarina, Toronto; also two sisters in Poland. The body is resting at Armstrong Funeral Home. A requiem high mass will be said Monday at "= nt OF Afnwnta af tha Dan eaahs CY Ree on ace : cases : ple Church. Interment will be in Resurrection Cemetery. Rev. N. J. Gignac, St. Mary's, will conduct the service. Donations to the Cancer Society would be appreciated. JOHN ILLIG The death of John Illig, 149 Roxborough ave., occurred Fri- day at his residence. He was in his 71st year. Born at Neustadt, Germany, son of the late Mr and Mrs. John and Anna Illig, he was educated in West Germany, came to Canada in 1928 and re- sided here for 27 years. Mr. Illig was a pattern maker at General Motors of Canada Ltd., where he worked until retire- ment in August, 1963. He was a charter member of Club Loreley, Oshawa. He was also a member of the United Auto- mobile Workers Association for many years. Surviving are his wife, the former Anne Puster; two broth- era, Valentiné and Carl, both of West Germany; three sisters, Mrs, Louise Flor, Chicago, Mrs. The body is resting at Morris|Hienchen Baumgrass and Mrs.| | WAY OF Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville,| Anne Platz, both of West Ger-| Intosh-Anderson Funeral Chapel] where funeral service will belmany; one nephew, Fred Illig,| with Archdeacon H. D. Clever- Oshawa The body is resting at Me- . died Aug. 22, 1963. Surviving is one son Gordon, Oshawa. Mrs. Ashton, who resided here 47 years, was an adherent of Albert Street United Church, The body is resting at Arms- trong Funeral Home from where funeral service will be held in the chapel Monday at 2 p.m. with Rev. H. Dyck, Albert street United Unurcn, conduct- ing the service. Interment will be in Oshawa Uni) Cemetery The family asks calls not be made to the funeral home before Sunday. EDNA DUNN The death of Mrs. Edna Dunn, 1648 Simcoe st. n., occur- red Friday at her residence. The former Edna Forder, she was in her 75th year. Surviving are her husband, Benson L. Dunn; one daughter, Mrs. R. Brain (lone), San Fran- cisco; two sisters, Mrs. G. Wright (Gladys), Port Perry, and Vera L. Forder, Toronto; one brother, William, Black- stock, The body is resting at Gerrow Funeral Chapel from where ser- vice will be held Monday at 2 p.m. Interment wil! be in River- side Cemetery, Lindsay. FUNERAL OF HARRY B. PENNELL The funeral took place yester- day of Harry ,B. Pennell who died suddenly at his home, 17 Greta st., on March 30. Service was from the Mc- | don, of Christ Memorial Church, jofficiating; Burial was at Union | Intosh-Anderson Funeral Home| Cemetery. |where service will be conduct- jed im the chapel on Monday at 12 p.m be conducted by Rev. |Fiess of Grace Lutheran | Church, Oshawa, JANET ASHTON The death of Mrs. Janet Ash- ton, 138 Huron st., Wright. with cremation at To- occurred) ronto Crematorium, Service will Phillip formerly Motors of Can-|Janet Wright, occurred Friday ada Ltd, and was a former mem-jat Hillsdale Manor. She was in ber of Holy Cross Church and/her 79th year. Born at Epsom, lately of St. Mary's of the Peo-|Ont., she was the daughter of ple Church. Mr. Wysocki was ajthe late Mr. and Mrs, Joseph She was the wife of Polish Alliance Society of Osh-'the late Walter R. Ashton, who One honorary pallbearer was EARN UP TO $100. A WEEK OR MORE BIG PAY JOBS WAITING for MARVEL. GRADUATES. Marvel Hairdressing Schools in principal cities offer ex- clusive "MARVEL TOUCH" training. 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