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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, April 5, 1967 OBITUARIES ROBERT T. (Tal) RAHME The death occurred suddenly, April 4, at the family residence, 417 Ritson Road North, of Rob- ert Talmage (Tal) Rahme. He was in his 69th year. Mr, Rahme is survived by his wife, the former Myrtle Hul- burt; a daughter, Mrs. Terry Nowlan (Bernice) of Clio Michi- gan and a son, Earl of Oshawa. Also surviving are a_ sister, ~ Mrs. William Hood (Queenie) of Oshawa; a brother, Russell, of Bowmanville and five grand- children. He was predeceased by two sisters, Bertha and Agnes and three brothers, Wil- liam, Mervyn and Elwood. The memorial service will be held at the Armstrong Funeral Home at 2 p.m., April 7, fol- lowed by interment in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Rev. Dr. H. A. Mellow will conduct the service. A son of the late Robert and Martha Rahme, the deceased was born Aug. 25, 1899, at Burketon and was married July 28, 1919, at Nestleton. A resi- dent of Oshawa for 48 years, he was employed by _ General Motors prior to his retirement in 1965. Mr. Rahme attended North- minster United Church. He was a member of Local 222, UAW and the General Motors 25-Year Club. DOUGLAS JAMES STONEHOUSE Douglas James Stonehouse, superintendant of Mount Lawn/Moulton. Cemetery, died suddenly, April 4, while at work at the cemetery. He lived at 100 Farewell Aven- ue. He was in his 49th year. Christina Steenhuis, the deceas- ed was born, Oct. 3, 1918, at t the Armst Fi Onstwedde, Province of Gron-|Hute at? par Agee ingen, Holland. He received his education in Holland and prior|Major John Wood of the Salva- to moving to Oshawa six years|tion Army. Interment was in ago had livéd in Port Dover for|Oshawa Union Cemetery. 10 years. the Emmanuel Christian School Board, He is survived by his wife, the former Marie ten Hoor and two daughters, Karen and Christine, at home. Also surviving are three sis- ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Poortinga, of Jarvis, Ont. and Mrs. Fenna Lammerts and Mrs. Giny Oly, both of Holland and four broth- ers, Ko, Adam, Frederik and Kiaas Steenhuis, all of Holland. The deceased is at the MclIn- tosh - Anderson Funeral Home for service in Zion Christian Re- formed Church, 400 Adelaide Avenue East at 2 p.m., April 6. Interment will be in Mount Lawn Cemetery. Rev. D. N. Haber- meh! will conduct the service. FUNERAL OF MRS. CHARLES E. EADIE The funeral service for Mrs. Charles E. Eadie, 237 Grooms Avenue, who died April 1, at the Oshawa General Hospital, was held at 2 p.m., April 3, at the Mcintosh - Anderson Funeral Home. The service was conducted by Rev. Dr, H. A. Mellow of North- minster United Church, assist- ed by Canon F. G. Ongley of St. George's Memorial Anglican Church. Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Harv- ey Sutton, Murray Sparkes, Douglas Forester, H. Stanley Myers, Roy Juby and Edward FUNERAL OF JOHN DEXTOR JACKSON The service was conducted by TUESDAY, APRIL 4 2 3-Open 12.20 5.71 PIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000. Maiden ie barean BO Coombs 2.90 part «dg Claiming. 2 ae Ake Ran in Order: to Buch Animal, Peps at Aga Gomez 350 260 4 Alice Perkes, A--Port Gem, Bush 2-Balperion, Turcotte 3.50 2.90)Hewk and Peckin Poul 9-Duke's Ace, Fitzsimmoni 330 A--J. Stork and W Cohen Entry. Also Ran in order! River Admiral, 'ip Khober, pv pg aly Palace Cate, Spring Comet end C Pg sated RACE -- Purse $2,200. Maid- three-year-old fillies. 44 Furlongs. 1 Thad Moo, Hinojosa 4a 4Dark Feredom, Tureotte SMiss Chop, Walsh 3.30 ambridge. Abbe Ran in hye iy Mogg lar ATi step steple" and Gerdiner Farms me Silver, Run Around » Quebec Fie and Mon Romen. DAILY DOUBLE, 4 AND 1, PAID 97.40. o-year-olds. 2 Furlongs, pest D'tor, Gomez 4Mike's Express, 8-Mutual_ Choice, Hinojose Fur 27% 4 2.20)2. Agnes end Oriental Era. PR yale RACE -- Purse $2,200. Mald-|ing. Four-year-clds and up, foaled in @n_ three-year-old fillies. 4% Furlongs. Canade. 4 Furlongs. 2.40 $3 % 3.90\8-Miss Sheila B., Mireau 6.10 ped 2.80 a! 2.90 @-Distelite, Hale SEVENTH RACE -- P J. py THIRD RACH -- Purse $1,000. Maden |iowa aa a | 290|6Land Olfice, Grito "40 |3-Line 3.20 Also Ran in Order: Nobleton Hills,| Also Ran in' reer, Tammy's Ringo, Bay Roman, Tardy Tears, Nosiiw Ann@|Miss Dynamic and Sun Stage. The memorial service for Coles, 101 A th Kl John Dextor Jackson, who died i ial A son of the late Klaas and/anri 2, at the Oshawa General et Ma Mrs. Pg 133; irs. Wadsworth and J. Miller, The pallbearers were William ; if Mr. Stonehouse was a memb-|MacDonald, Leonard Osborne, 131; Mrs. G. A. Rundle and Mrs. er of Zion Christian Reformed|Harry Bayes, Reg Mills, Alfréd Church and was a member of'Dove and William Bickle. and H. Barker, 120. BRIDGE SCORES The winners and high scores in the games played by the Osh- awa Golf, Brooklin, General Motors and Oshawa Duplicate Bridge Clubs were: GOLF CLUB North and South -- Mrs. R. W. Graham and Mrs. 0. G. Mills, 61; Mr. and Mrs. P. Chubb, 48; E. Anderson and R. Snowden, 46; Mrs. E. F. Baste- do and Mrs. R. S. Ruddy, 44. East and West -- Mrs. T. H. McDowell and Miss R. Higgins, 46; Mr. and Mrs. B. Fields, 42; Mrs. A. C. Clifford and Mrs. E. C. Jamieson, 41; Mrs. C. Rob- son and R. Lorenzen, 41. BROOKLIN Mrs. S. Sheridan, who had a score of 103, was the winner of the individual trophy. Scores of other contestants were: Mrs. K. Marden, Mrs. R. Barrand and Rene Niglis, 99; Mrs. E. Winter and J. Willis, GENERAL MOTORS North and South --Mrs. Morris and Mrs, E. J. Wads- worth, 109; Mr. and Mrs. W. Baker, 104; Mrs. R. Drew and) J. Miller, 98; Miss A. V. Drum- mond and J. Patterson, 97; Mrs. K. Marden and P. Kaukonen, 96. East and West -- Mrs. V. A. Silgailis and J. Condos, 105; J. Coles and M. Coles, 98; R. Nig- lis and Mr. Howley, 94; J. Wil- lis and D. McCuaig, 92; B. Old- field and R. Eagleson, 88. OSHAWA CLUB SECTION A March 20 and P. Kaukonen, 125; Miss A. a Milton, 104; M. Coles and E. SECTION B E. M. Culp, 120; W. Mathews top military man came under fire as the unification bill went East and West -- Mrs. W. Baker and Mrs. R. Crawford, GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS |i sets, ti."tind 0" March 27 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $80, Allow. G. A. Rundle and R. Niglis, 182; . Feur-yeer-elds and up. #4 Fur-\J. Buchanan and R. Normoyle, 163; Mrs. Silgailis and Mrs. M. 210 230|/Kashul, 162. 290 20|1A-Bright Object, Gomer 2.40 2.10 2.20) a" tO lenin oe tebe wand K, Adams, 196: Ry Eante- json and B. Oldfield, 191; Mr. and Mrs, W. Baker, 184; Mrs. E. Winter and R. March, 182; jain Cir, Grubb 2.4 2.10 2.20 -So Wer, Turcotte exAcror, 1A AND 4, PAID $11.50. R, |rent - Maple Creek) challenged North and South -- J. Condos|in Canada. But hearing some of Vv. Dr adc Gen. Allard's answers made 108; Miss M. Wiley and Muss G. dhe oo a gl wae uae basis" for his fears. East and West --A. Little and|ACCUSE MINISTER : . Niglis, 104; J. h Hospital, in his 88th year, was| Glens, 16; ke Marine aaa A. Vaillancourt,' 99; R. Eagle- son and C. Keith, 97. gary North) and Gordon Churchill (PC--Winnipeg South Centre), both former defence ministers, repeatedly accused North and South --Mrs. R./Mr. Hellyer of making the same false statements time and time again in pushing his bill. through its second day of Mrs. J. MacLean and Mrs. W. P. Kandel, 124; Mrs. D. Stewart|Medland, 167; W. Sleep and J. Leelover, Rapineen 410 420 320/and Miss B. McDonnell, 123, |Drummond, 167. North and South -- J. Miller|series of games April 10, 17, 24 and E. Coles, 189; Mrs. Wads- worth and Mrs. Culp, 188; Mrs. and May 1 and 8. By TOM MITCHELL OTTAWA (CP)--A band of Conservative snipers took deac aim at Defence Minister Hell- yer and Gen. Jean V, Allard in the Commons Tuesday. They promised a stout fight against Mr, Hellyer's bill to unify the armed forces and charged that the minister had jmisied the House and the people on the bill. They also said that Gen. Al- lard, chief of the defence staff, had been unable to produce any argument for unification except his "strong conviction' it would be a good thing. "Go ahead and use closure," Jack McIntosh (PC--Swift Cur- the government. "We expect that from the Liberal party." He described Gen. Allard as a '"'yes-man." North) was even harsher, ac- cusing the general of "haughty arrogance" in his appearance before the Commons defence committee. Mr. Smith said he thought dismissed Rear - Admiral Wil- liam Landymore had exagger- ated when he told the commit- tee he worried about the pos- sibility of a military takeover PC Snipers Take Dead Aim AtHellyer's Unification Bill clause-by-clause study. It is the) major item to be cleared away defore the Commons can end} the present overtime session! and start a new one. Mr. Pearson opened the sit- jdent of the Privy Council, an- ting with the announcement that|other post held by Mr. Fav- Roland Michener, Speaker of' the Commons during the Dief- enbaker regime, will, be sworn in later this month as Gov- | ernor-General. He followed this with the an- nouncement that he had ac- |cepted with regret the resigna- tion of two cabinet ministers-- |Guy Favreau as registrar-Gen- eral and Lucien Cardin as jus- tice minister. Walter Gordon, minister with- out portfolio, was made presi- reau. Hebert Smith (PC -- Simcoe | Starts Tomorrow ! The Plot is...to take over the world... and Rio is where it's happening, baby! 4 HISS THE MICHAEL CONNORS pica PROVINE- RAF VALLONE MARGARET LEE - NICOLETTA MACHIAVELLI BEVERLY ADAMS and TERRY-THOMAS OSS THE GIRLS AND MAKE THEM DIE" (G) Adult Enterteinment ODEON 39 KING ST. E, VYoday Only FANTASTIC VOYAGE At 7 & 9.05 HEATRE PHONE 725-5833 Douglas Harkness (PC--Cal- The minister and Canada's The club will play its spring East and West --G. Adams IZZA Phone 723-024) er 728-0192 inces. Four-yearelds and up. 44 'uriongs. Bold Champ, Fitz'ns 40 250 2.30 2.40 2.4 RIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. Clalm- SGiitter Mtn., Gomez 42 NBive Chimes, Walsh sik, Barre rch's Choice, Kornblum 3.00 Proved Ren in Order: Twin Kiss, Mon- essa, Pinch ©' Fancy, Breezin Thru end) Ti Castiliia. FIPTH RACE -- Purse $2,100. Cialm-|A--S Horvat end Mrs ® Drouin Entry. ing. uriongs. » Aifendancs: Three-year-clds. 4% Fur! GREENWOOD ENTRIES Tricky Pal, No Boy 114 FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim- neler Rac rage: No Pod W4 Mt - Hy aaa APRIL 6 4 iene elden three-yeeroid fillies. Brite Shield, Gritfo Xi09 indig Sue, Okanu, Anderson . J Piazza and City: Stable Haftebe, Grubb X10? saley SECOND pa -- Purse $2,000.| SIXTH RACH -- Purse $3,000. Three- ple ( (3000). Pk ig teeing a Allowances. 4% Furs. fillies, (Divn. of we wi Furs. James Bay, Platts XXX106 Grey Brat, Barroby 114 More of , No Boy 116 Pat's Honey, Brownell X114 Lava Hil, Fitzsimmons 11 Petit Lori, Griffo X109 imore, No Boy 12) Play Fit Weish 114 Mugger + Hinojosa 111 Milistra, Fitzsimmons 114 (fe R WAGERING) Live Hope, No Lig Ww SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,400. Soiven, No Boy 114 Allowances. Three-year-clds, foaled in Heather, Bradfield XXXi04 Canada. 4% Furs. Pinclo's Gift, Bell X109 Boot Hiil, Hinojosa 122 Suzy Jon, Armstrong 119 Victoria Fleetest, Griffo X17 OF iz, Brownell X10? Fleet imp, Nedesu ke ce -- P $2,200. Maid-|Cool Dance, Griffo X107 two-year-old fillies. S "i Nearanna, No Boy A-114 Plissens Miss, Hinjosa iofng Rule, Fitzsimmons 119 Tolstoy, No Boy A-114 Wind Star, Walsh 115 Bus Ticket, No Boy 119 B! Hula Baby, No Boy 114 Henry's Queen, Bowcut A-114 Bry Jan, Walsh 114 Clem's Romance, No Rey. ye ¢ Fleet Reactor, Gomez Tarfoot Shirl, Hale ae B--Stafford & arms entr Y FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,000./Grand Sol, Griffo Bx Claiming (3000). Maiden three-year-old | Bachelor of Arts, nels Ww ug fillies. (Divn. of Ist). 42 Furs. cl Rogulsh Princess, socvers XXX104 Freedom's Hope, No Boy C-116 Valley Town, rite A-XXX104 Sure Again, No Boy 116 A--D G Lyell and M Katz entry Twin Kiss, Hinojosa 114 B--W D Latimer and A J Lyric Lass, Grubb X Remarvina, Griffo xia Galante, No Boy 119 Lator Love, Incuye ll Post: Junger and Mrs M & Sadlier entry Winona Gem, Coombs X109% Bally Mote Bunny, Walsh 114 Miss Waldemar, No Boy 114 TUESDAY, APRIL 4 7. rider Ad eo -- One mile trot, elaim- ane 2:10 1-5 8% K. ey Beitlich 6.20 4.10 3.20|shell Saint, Irish Go and Kay B. Direct. 7-Johnnie R, Palmer 5.90 3.90|Lete Scratch, Edgewood Bertha 7.0 LE lh ed Mle Anderson Time 2:13 1 Also Started: Brown Wolf, Kawartha Ann, Sabrina Lee, PoKa-Volo and Ee a cea Feagan 12.40 5.20 3.20 2-Homest Val Janet's Son SECOND RACE -- One mile pace, eon-|/Time 2:09 ditioned, purse $1,000 Alse Started: Maggie T, Brigden Boy, | 1-Lech'er Mon'rch, WII'ms7.00 +. ee Swift Cavalier and Top Notch Pick | 2-Billle V. Todd, Varcoe 2.30| Exactor, 3 and 2, pays $36.20 3-Babe Adios, Rogers 3.50 | Time 2:10 4-5 SEVENTH RACE -- One mile pace, | Also Started: Brambles, Super Mary |claiming purse $1,000 Dale, Maindish, Kim North, and Regent |3-Pris'la Sue, Findley $.50 3.90 2.00! Pick 4-Tom's_ Trailer, Hicks 5.50 3.50 2-Pass ar, a 3.50 THIRD RACE -- One mile pace, ciaim-| Time 2:09 | ing purse $800 Also Started: Hasty Widow, -- Sailor | 2-King's Buddy, Weddell 3.90 2.50 2.10/Mon, Trina Prey! astie Direct and 7-Margo MacDuff, Farr 3.30 or) Hed Storm | I-Lady had MacNeill -- Did Na Finish | Time 2:10 4- Also Started: Hay Joe C., High Tune, Golden Daley H., Wayne Direct. Late Scratch, Steinway Chips Dally Double on first and second races Monarch, pays $25.50 FOURTH RACE -- One mile pace, |Boy, Late Seruich, Miss aster Van Whe claiming purse $800 4Cunny's L. Yocke, ae ue 4.90 5Captain Moore, William: 5.90 1-Dandy Sandy, Waddell 3% Time 2:12 3-5 212 3 1 Also Started: Penny Chief, Ruby Mel-|5-Malor's ody, Hillcrest Saint and Scottadee. 2 Late Scratch, Royal Dominion Conese. 4% Furs. Third Rule, No Boy 111 Leebest, a 122 con 1 y pete # i oe WW Rose of York, No Boy 119 bg A A--T E Hays, D B Weldon and J 7 Furs. Hit The Line, Turcotte 119 Maytown, Sicchia, A-114 A--D Krever and E - 'Glatt entry French Twist, No Boy IM XXX--10 Ib: MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS Eeichingt Tyee ECarbein Song, Zirnis 7.80 4.50 3.10 | 5-Clever Sal, Waples 5.20 3.60! (3) Danny K. Peters and (1) Lochinver|7-Peter McNab, Farmer 3.40 | Time 2:10 1-5 t Luliwater, Fin's Hat, Roving Gypsy, and FIFTH RACE -- One mile pace, ond. |Dixie Wick re EGoed Time Hen'y, Mutta7.00 1.90 490'Time 2 98 2.0 1 A-Zoom Zoom, Cadet, Zeesekite, Danish Canedian Dory, Rebel, 'waa Al end _Canisteo. Also Ren in 'u a pats 5.577, Total Handie $941,099 Purse $2,000. Clalm- '3000). | Three-year foaled in ADULT ENTERTAINMENT MARKS | HARRY H. CORBETT KERTH WINS: DM DAL CU CUES TY rst FENELLA FIELDING JOAN SIMS ANGELA TIMES -- 1:30 -- 3:20 -- 5:20 -- 7:25 --- 9:30 ay DETER ROGERS .ommeerae BY SanALD SeREEMPLAY BY TALBOT RO nOTHwaLs yeeuxt saan PRODUCTION Mine Course, rebrit AX) Garden lenheim Park, Kornblum eae siontn mack -- Purse $2,000. taiming (3000). 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