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F i ! i -- *) "of Guelph Jast April and re- COUNTY LINES Grade 13 Enrolment Record At Cartwright High School TC) -- Th CKSTOCK (TC) Th at j School 4 is ho pupils with a record 21, 8 dents in Grade 13, Four hun- dred and thirteen 6 its are registered at the > school. Lynda Ryte, Gens hogen her first semester aE wie warreserne ceived second class honors, will return to her studies Sept Mialedts waltine st toe Oss admii t at the Osh- ane Genera Hospital School of ursing. Diane Mairs is --~ the Col-|Barr, principal, Maple Grove Peterborough Teac! lege; while Leah McKee ts tak- ing. an course in Toronto. Ray Mountjoy has been ad- mitted to the University of Waterloo where he will special- ize in mathematics. Lorna Wright, who completed two subjects at Waterloo Luth- eran University with first class honors has been awarded a scholarship providing free tul- tion for the next four years. She is taking' the modern lan- guages and literature course. An interesting and informa- tive talk on social service was delivered by Mrs. John McKib- bin of Whitby at a meeting in the Community Hall. Mrs, Rus- sell Mountjoy was appointed delegate. to the convention with Kedron UCW: Plans Hobby Fair KEDRON (TC) -- Mrs. Rob- ert Dale conducted the first fall meeting of the United Church Women. Mrs. R, Werry, assist- ed by Mrs. J. Starkoski and Mrs. E.. Mountjoy, conducted the devotional. It was reported net proceeds of the strawberry festival amounted to $291.71. The group has a balance of $1,076.41 on hand, Mrs. Velva Bailey as alternate. Mrs, Henry Wotten is to act as leader and Mrs, Ralph Larmer as assistant leader of the 4-H Girls' Club, Dolly Lee was hostess for the meeting of the ONO Club. Jes- sie Gunter conducted the meet- ian Tans Dalslaw renoried tor the Parks Board. Suggestions were made for the New Year dance, A number of residents of the area have returned to their teaching duties, Mrs. George Wolfe, home economics, Bow- manville High School; Erie West Public School; Mrs. Eric Barr, Hampton Public School; Neil Bailey, Ridgeway School, Oshawa; Mrs, Brian Hamilton, Adelaide McLaughlin § c hoo], Oshawa; Mrs. R Corden, Beau Valley School, Oshawa; Elaine Mountjoy, Coronation School; Betty McArthur, George arvey, Secondary School, Toronto. / Ardis McArthur is taking graduate studies in genetics at the University of Toronto. Jan- ice Byers has returned to the| University of Guelph, Marion} Bradburn is now employed by| Metropolitan Trust Co,, Toronto} and Jean Bradburn is nursing at the Oshawa General Hos- pital. The UCW will sponsor hobby fair and bake sale, Sept. 24, at the church, Those interested in displaying their hobbies ahd crafts are asked to contact Mrs. Dale or Mrs. Howard Farndale. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 14, 1966 |] Danger For Siamese Twins In Separation Operation WILL BUY OTTERS SANTIAGO, Chile (Reuters) The Chilean air force said Fri- day it had decided to purchase eight DHC-6 twin Otter planes from de Havilland Aircraft of Canada Ltd. TORONTO (CP) -- Plans for surgical separation of the Mc- Gee Siamese twins are going ahead despite a condition that is 'a major threat to a success- ful operation," the Hospital for Sick Children said in a state- ment Tuesday. iu. Aeta far the oneraiivn, to be performed by a team of 24/" doctors under Dr. James Simp- gon, will be announced Thurs- eration. to. the neither twin will live if the op- eration is not attempted, the statement said. and Crystal Ann, were born in Guelph on June 2 and shared a They are joined together from chest to navel. Despite the danger of the op- McGee _ twins, The McGee twins, Sherr Ann ela rae Va it " UIBMY ve atwmaay . day. The operation, originally set for mid r, may be de-|™ layed due to the position of the|™ twins' hearts. m7 "4 condition that originally looked correctable may be in- surmountable at the time of the|™@ operation," the statement said. |g The hospital said the doctors|-- have been in communication with Dr, Eardley S. Allin of Ed-|™ monton who operated on a set im of Siamese twins in 1950, Those twins had an anatomical ar- rangement of their hearts simi-|@ lar to that of the McGee twins. HEARTS DIDN'T FIT Dr. Allin found, that when the twins were separated, their in- FRIDAY + * The Sounds of the Big Beot Fhe' Plecs Te Ment BOBBY KRIS TOMORROW AND THE IMPERIALS LAST DAY -- "THE REWARD" Hi) __WERRAND. OY DUNKIRK (Agen) dividual hearts protruded out-| § > side the chest cavity for 24 inches, The twins did not sur- vive the operations. "Barly in the investigation of the McGee twins it was estab- lished they had separated hearts that were contained in a common pericardial sac," the hospital statement said. "These hearts, instead of ly- ing in the normal vertical axis of the body, are placed horizon- tally, side by side, the heart of] -- each baby protruding into the The group has been invited to attend the Hallowe'en Tea be- ing held Oct. 29 at Brooklin United Church, Project Delay Irks Orono Trustees ORONO (TC) -- The Orono Police Trustees have expressed discontent with the County Road Commission for postpon- ing its decision to proceed with the storm sewer and paving projects on the main street. As the street is a county road this portion of the $108,000 project is the responsibility of the county. Mr. Woodyard said that he had been informed that greater emphasis was being placed by the counties on projects at Main and Mill sts. intersection and on straightening the curve on the Mill Hill. He said he had been under the impression that these projects had been ap-| proved, chest of the other." Do You Have |Your °66-'67 TICKETS ? See Page 17 tn OSHAWA THEATRE AND ULYSSES VANCOLOR @ NOW SHOWING! Rus 38°34 {3 y n'y J The trustees have passed a resolution stating they will not accept any responsibility for enything pertaining to the road. All requests and complaints will be filed with the county road OPENING. Road Commission meviiag Dut had been told by Reeve John Stone, ion chairman, his attendance was not re- quired as the counties proposed to proceed with the job. 'The lowing day he was told by the village engineers no action on the project had been taken. Mr. Woodyard was later told the storm sewering had been discussed and that the project would be gone over with the village engineers, He said ap- roval had yet to be obtained rom the bank in connection with the loan for job. | D. Simpson said the trustees | wanted to get the job under way to correct the situation. He suggested stronger action by the trustees. BUILDINGS CLIMB UP | VANCOUVER (CP) -- The University of British Columbia expects to spend $16,200,000 on | buildings this winter, A metal-/ lurgy building and a grand-| stand will be begun and build-| ings for forestry, agriculture, | dentistry, music, psychiatry and health services are already under way. . = oo om | z ® SATURDAY * & "Ballroom Dancing" JERRY REIDT and his orchestra Reservations--723-2143 | 725-1348 Couples Only THINGS TO DO | THIS WEEK gy] GET MEMBERSHIP TICKETS PHONE 725-8185 728-1292 725-4661 OSHAWA LITTLE THEATRE e "FESTA ITALIANA", the pick of Italy's world-renowned festivals end tournaments condensed In « single Ing Joust of the Saracens with armored knights on horsebock et Toronto's Coliseum Arena, Exhibition Pork, Sept. 16 to 25. 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