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a eaaminnains Buddhist Korean law college, days and excluding Buddha's WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 |Dr. Bricker, Steve xtI0 Kim Sun - heung, is sueing the birthday 22 rm onus rats Tonner ™ _| GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS! Find Spot | GREENWOOD ENTRIES |, 2s? ioter.tuuims.|surn' (c si Gu TORONTO (CP)----Resuits Greenwood! Exactor: $41.90, ' Clear and Fast Royal Regret, Dittlach 106 A T H S raceway Monday arc D First--Purse $2,200, melden Dyear Seventh--Purse $2,700, 3 and syear FIRST RACE -- Purse $2406. Claim Our Gem, Harrie A-166 ¥5 ere sy aneusatattnncarc uf olds, 7 furlongs jolds, mite or 0 on ing ($5000), Maiden, two-year-old fillies. Championnat, Barroby 111 ; WE Tan memory cfs dear Silver Moonlight (Har) 29.10 8.70 S$.20°Arctic Troops (Fitzs'ns) 400 220 2.10 42 Furtongs (8) Valley Town, Mo Boy 106 BENNETT, Violet May ct memor' Canadian Tudor (Gomer) 280 24\Ever Onward (Gomez) 2.2% 2.10 Baby Blue, No Boy 113 Don Cecilio, Kornblum X111 | Entered into rest in the Oshawa Gener ai | mother, g » White, WhO PRrecs Majestic Sal (Barroby) 3.4 Victor's Best (Walsh) 20 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Otlightful Gem, Dittfach 113 Neptunr's Hostess, Beil X105 Hospital on Sunday, May 29, V6. Vio |May 3, 1963 they ore wut tow,| Time: 1:27 Time: 1:38 "SS: . " Footbal!, Turcotte 118 Ledsham, Gordon 111 | oA a, eg gi | ve the 'poison ion memery 'ol you 'penton, nae, Len tn Tew dps prem <n et Keneuee wit. They xe found & spot tor Feng Wass Orieon a? rh x08 SIXTH RACE P way " é s oe fea, iss Orleans, Kornblum x1 -- Purse $2,000. Allo eee of Mine Fon A. Bennett, frs Each flower say Hg Batge J wither, Secon * $2.00, claiming +} Horton. Artiliera, Belt K112 ances, three-year-olds. | Mile o. 6 CAYUGA AVE. A. Bourne (Hazel) of Oshawa, Norman em sven, See 5 gy (OM year-olds, 7 furlongs Eighth -- Purse 32,500, claiming 4 Horton, who returned to the Lerkspur Lady, Hale 113 Dontands, Gornez 114 of Toronto and grandmother of ne hearts oan meer Praag Chance Enciter (Korn') 6.70 3.70 200\year-clds and upward, mile 1-16. International League Toronto Zee Lee, Dittfach 118 Echo Lad, Barroby 116 Gary and Margaret Bourne of Oshawa, Are the ones pes pBogyi Digg) msc OCT iced (Bel 3. 2.0 \Rocone Rogue (Rob'on) 10.70 400 270 . i Har-Dan, No Boy A-l14 ta her Té&th year, Resting at the Arm-\--~Sadly missed by som cet Arrow Gal (Turcotte) 4% Prince Leo (Gomer) 3.2 2.4|\Maple Leafs about a month ago SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maid- David's Chop, Harris A112 strong Funers! Home, with funeral ser- low Rowe and of ----| THUME: 1:28 Machavoine (Walsh) 19. + tuedan On threevearold fille Eurtnnne (19) \Baemnts testes Bacon VOte ice ONE NBs remarmmens sre Biack Treasure, Boston Mills, Marry! SiMe: tae rere * P "Viva La Bell, Leblanc 112 Helloprince, Dittfach 117 ef 2. p.m. interment Oshawa Union Come LOCKE'S FLORIST Hughes, Fair Dandy, La Morena also| Take Notice, Tricky Scamp, Celedon a fly ball so manager Roman Author, Gordon 113 AH Johnson and P Farynivk Entry. 4 : ran Celene, Fou Jey he fan liams moved him to first base, Caneel, Barroby ti) (EXACTOR WAGERING) scaniaieliemiiaen ' mn-Dar, Steve 6 | Monday night he came acceptable Gitt, Fitzsimmons 113 SEVENTH RACE--Purse 42,400. Cinim- . 4 a ; e tic I orkers {thr - without sn tected ~ Mocset Weley wee bes ing m. Three-veor-6s, One and p score: y s, collecte to gee -si Ailes. (6) Scored two runs, Colected TWO Cabalio Baha, Harris 113 \Cole Harbor, Ditttach 122 as Tegchicie We Are Now Taking Orders for Homes To Be Built In This Area, 5 Funero! ortongements ond i Revert & iy at Oshawa) floral arrangements for gil Dally double: $191.60. rest sudden st si y 1964, Robert & Boyd) Occasions. Third--Purse $2,200, maiden Syeer- Ontario, formerly of Pick OSHAWA SHOPPING olds, 7 furlongs { rsa : i time employee of Wo. ben. CENTRE Piace Victoria (Fitzs's) 460 3.20 2.50 ? t hits, including a solo home run, Mendins rae, Werry Re 3 Royal Steff, Walsh 116 } Company vs aw Erik Lea (Walsh) 650 3.40 R R R ul awn B. , Ferre & Lofty Visitor, | bil rest at the Meeachnie) 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE dinman (Gomer) 270 at - hace es and batted in three runs in six! cioonia, Gordon 113 Lory Visiier, Serrapy m Home, 2% Kingston Rd. W., 728-6555 Time: 1:27 ' ke trips to the plate as the Leafs! Phantom Fiyer, Potts 118 Kerry's |e, Cablene 111 from 7 10 10 D.M, Wednesday | eeeenerrernnrnnnnneneenrenrnnernm=--= ig phique, Count Sand, Prairie Royal, TORONTO (CP) -- Modern- | swept a doubleheader from Buf- evening. Funeral service ond interment THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim in Truro, Nove Scotis on Saturday. A LASTING TRIBUTE ran For Permonerce ond dignity SIMCOE ST. N, SOMERVILLE $1", n with the placid and peaceful ; he: (Divn. of Ist). 4% Furlongs (8). RIGHTH: RACE--Purse $2,100. Claim p pe Elsewhere, Rochester R edj tOivn. o eoeden 118 ing (3000). Three- and four-year-oids, 1 T-- Py 7,108 taim j y, i mi * het ; Fourth---Purse $2,100, cisiming 4+ pig He's getting ulcers. Wings edged Syracuse Chiefs| prise Haysin, Marcle 108 Mile (8) , we suggest / ee P ! 'eral Hospital on Tuesday, May 31, 1966. MOUNT LAWN mya Pll tens 5 15029, Dr. F. J. Harden of the On- (5.4 Richmond Braves de-| Maiden Myrtle, Leblanc 113 Soon: hese Wary, ANNE : Greeia Louise Richardson (of 220 Centre MEMORIAL PARK House Boy (Turcotte) 4 380 tario veterinar; services !abo- |fested Toledo Mud Hens 5-3,|//Per ,Pive Walsh 1) Prince Guard, No Boy X¥3 rest North) Whitby, beloved wife of 7 Day's Best (Gordon) 5.0 r | Lator Love, Harrison ong, Robinson 117 John Richard Goldring, dear mo- BRONZE MEMORIALS Time: 1:26 25 ratory at Ridgetown has re- anq Columbus Jets. 'downed Miss Whistie, No Bor Menwinds,. McComb 122 | , ienolen, (Wiens Pun-| Four courteous cdvice please Chinese Sabre, Sky Spark, bvalecrest| ported to the agriculture de- | ya-Ksonville Suns 5-4 Let's Bettie, No Boy 113 vio Blenshagthseg alia | i ¢. fs ro a | ts oe rrner, K nbi: 1 L 7 ' Berton Mr. oe Cisen) of Whiley) dear| Visit the Pork Office, Laay, on Jor Maid of Honor, Stone) partment that stomach ulcers | Horton's circuit clout in the x widerrstes Danish Dancer, Hele 110 sister of Howard. and Clarence Richard 723-2633 sheet among swine are increasing |fourth inning of the second), FOURTH RACE---Purse $2,000, Claim. John's Freedom, No Boy 112 '800, 'f iter Richardson Ux-| -------- spaypeenmiameeeanariied cg th. } laimin y ns ' * je | Plie } Three a four-y of 1M ~--3 D8 Bb agg fog oot (Adelia) of Col an cal care py eg 4yeer-| and causing heavy economic game gave Pete Magrini a two- re eect i ti tw soa Mie SKF ibe AAC N, umbus, Miss Elma Richardson of Whitby, Ramsay 2nd (Gomer) 5.20 3.40 280| losses. hit shutout, his first victory in/Wee Annie Dory, Dittfach 112 XXX--10 Ibs AAC i] in her 74th year, Resting at the W. C Strong Willed (Ferro) 740 5.40 He blamed confined 5 Jeti . - Willie's Brief, Leblanc 122 Town Puneral Chapel, Whitby. For ser IMad Charge (Harris) ale 3 c high. four starts. + Needlin Al, No Boy 105 POST TIME @ P.M. vice In the Chapel on Thursday, June 2, | Time: 1:27 crowded operations and high- | Gary Waslewski allowed five Lillie Pablo, No Boy 103 pone eee Tha " " . ' . at 9 pam. Interment $1. John Cemetery, FUNERAL OF Adalid )nd, Fiddier's Betle, Cady, energy rations used to make | pi, d got help from Mike Music, Fetivel, No Boy 112 C st Port y, Minister, the Reverend J Zenith, f Wind, v if ' . $ and got neip Mm MIKE \Goid Strike, Marcie 102 INNE on ruc 10 JOHN BALKO enith, Brief Wind, Gay Van also Fan.) pipg grow faster. _| Andrews, who clouted a two-run|Foredeck. Firs shina TUNNEL TOOK TOLL in t s Smith. rs commence 7 p.m, Tues # : a : aay: Funeral service for John) .. a). 65190, claiming 4-year homer, in the opener. It was ®*!* Fislie, Harrison 9 About 800 men of the 995 who 123-7122 dug the Mont Blane highway ews 2 j y e., who died a4. ' eget ag < 1 'er 4 Si asona le, on gen Bhagat was Golectic. tiyst (Harris) ahi 5.50 4,50 DUCK TAKES IT EASY Waslewski's fifth victory. FIFTH R 2,000. Claim : Singer, ay 2, ah, Maman. Sle d t ie "ie St. Hedwig's|2omsevsne (steve) 320 290 'The redhead is the slowest-fly-| John Riddle's two-run homer, |ing (3000 year-olds, 7 Furlongs tunnel suffered injuries and 17 vena, Enniskillen, In his 79m year,|neld today from st. £ 5 \Black Isle (Gomez) 270 ing Canadian duck, timed at 42\/in the opener. It was Was (J). ou were killed in the five years' husband of the iste Muriel Stainton and Church. He was in his' 45th) Time: 2:02 15 , eo ee Minda, ach 18 were Gear father of Lucile, (Mrs. oO tn, (Year Gum Swamp, Ki-D-Ke siso ren m.p.h, wski's fi victory. Landy's Pride, Harris A-116 a 3 Gordon, Enniskillen babe i= is ie wera the Morrie Funeral Chapel, Service was conducted by Bowmanville. Service in the Chapel on Rey F. L, Calimski and Rev jednesd: rmen 4 ie Pacey, ee A. Bagsik. Interment was in _| Resurrection Cemetery. co Le NR Honorary pallbearers were: Kindness beyond Price, yet |Stanley Lasek, Geoffrey Sweet, within reach of oll Joseph Halik, Zbijiew Tomezak, GERROW Harvey Leeking, Karol Sekal- ski. Active pallbearers were FUNERAL CHAPEL H. Jeckel, K. Rawski, J. Kuro- 390 KING STREET WEST |pas, G. Kuropas, J. Mosbawer, Telephone 728-6226 _|F. Krzeczowski. All active pall- bearers were members of the Oshawa Polonia Soccer Club. N Knight Out, Werry 106 Song of Heathe, Tammy's Ringo sito day tensions have caught up |falo Bisons, 4-2 and 5-0. ¢ (5000), Maiden two-year-old fillies : TAUNTON RD. W. Price ...,..... $21,475.00 Down ....... $4,975.00 FUNERAL OF } IN MEMORIAM MRS. PETER HRYCANUK Funeral service for Mrs. Peter ' ' (Wanda) Hrycanuk, who died at CARLETON -- In loving memory a "y 2 a dear husband, father and' grandfather the Oshawa General Hospital Walter Edmund Carleton, who passed;May 24, was held May 27 at away May 31, 1964 i Holy Cross Church. She was in Today recalls sad memories Holy Cross Church Of @ dear father gone to rest her 55th year. And jhe ones wo think of him today) 'The jate Mrs. Hrycanuk is the ones who loved him bes Alweys remembered by wife, , survived by her husband, Peter, doughters and grandchildren two sons, and four daughters. A' requiem high mass was CZEREWATY -- In loving memory of sung at the church. Interment @ dear hysbend and father, Villian . dani ae eat Crerewaty,, who passed away May 3) was at Resurrection Cemetery 1958. . . Pallbearers were: Henry Joz- His weary hours and days pain ¥ ni ame His troubled nights are passed hoski, Donald Tureski, John And in our aching hearts we know (Halik, Mathew Halik, David He has found sweet rest at last ys tin . The depths of sorrow we cannof tel Bant and Nick Cozman. Of the loss of one we loved so well And while he sieeps a peaceful sieep "TTR EY Hig memory we shall always keep FUNERAL OF a Always remembered by loving wife FLORENC E E. MYLES Pere ee.om MNTEN SS MY The funeral for Florence E Myles, 1364 Minden st., who GEORGE -- In loving memory of @ SE cua 4 dearly beloved son and-brother (Jimmy i died at the Oshawa General Hos who passed away suddenly May 31, 1957./pital Thursday, May 26, was Quietly and suddenly came the call hoid at the McIntosh-Anderson His sudden death surprised us age? Dearer to memory than words ean. tell,, chapel on Monday, May 30 The loss of . son we loved so wel Rev. A. Woolcock of St. 'You never said goodbye to us, ; Perhaps it's just as well, Mark's Anglican Church per- We never could have said goodbye formed the service To one we loved so we =Sadly missed and lovingly remember Burial was held at Mount @4 by Mom, Dad and all the family. | Lawn Cemetery Pallbearers: for the funeral BACHLAS -- In loving memory of a service were: James Taylor, dear husband and father, George John|y,, : mt i Sachias, who passed away May 31, 1957. |Fred Nash, Elmer MclInroy, Loving and kind In ali his ways, {Ed Peters, Alec Walker and Upright and lust to the end of his! Aired Brisebois days, | , Sincere and kind In heart and mind,| " What « beautiful memory he left be 7 1 hind. 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