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8 also a union with society responsibilities which he never had to face. His at- t to conform leads only to lion, escape and disaster, IZZA Phone 723.0241 or 728.0192 SUNDAY, MAY 28th 8:00 P.M. ' (ANVILLE y & Lovell Trevel Agency BY itby Arena ) Centre Smoke Shop CENTE CALENDAR SATURDAY, May 27 IOF Ball -- Civic Auditorium SUNDAY, May 28 Hank Snow Show -- Civic Auditorium THURSDAY, June 1 Schools Medallion Day -- East Whitby Children's Theatre -- Civic 'Auditorium today and tomorrow SATURDAY, June 3 Credit Union Dance -- Civic Auditorium Brooklin Spring Fair and Cen- tennial Parade SATURDAY, June 10 Burns Dancing School Recital -- Eastdale Collegiate Ontario Kennel Club, Dog Show -- Civic Auditorium today and tomorrow Opening of Brooklin Park -- Whitby Township Variety Show -- Brooklin Opening Pickering Township Building SUNDAY, June 11 Simcoe Street United 'Church Service -- Pioneer Cemetery -- anniversary of church, June 11- 18 Veteran's Week -- Whitby -- June 11-17 WEDNESDAY, June 14 Public School Field Day -- Alexandra Park FRIDAY, June 16 Rover Scouts of Oshawa -- CAMAS 1967 -- Camp Samac -- June 16-18 SATURDAY, June 17 UWWA Picnic -- Lakeview Park Don Messer Show -- Civic Auditorium Royal Canadian Legion, Br. 43 (25-year-member banquet) Sim- coe Street South SUNDAY, June 18 Centennial Ecumenical Church Service -- Pickering + ged Citizens Week -- June Fly-In Breakfast -- Oshawa Flying Club -- Oshawa Airport SATURDAY, June 24 Centennial Horse Show --Bow- manville NNIAL Willow Park opening --Whitby Township East Whitby Pioneer Weekend it Camp' Samac -- Model Dis- play -- Period Costumes Display of antiques -- Scugog Township Hall and Centennial Luncheon Grace United Church SUNDAY, June 25 R. S. McLaughlin Collegiate Band at Expo June 25-28 Folk Festival Week -- June 25- July 1 East Whitby Centennial vice at Camp Samac Whitby Inter - denominational Service MONDAY, June 26 Arts crafts and treasures dis- play -- McLaughlin Library June 26-28 Whitby Barbers' beard grow- ing contest judging National Dance Group--Bow- manville Glee Club Street Dance -- Bandshell Ser- TUESDAY, June 27 Inter - Service Club Banquet -- Sweet Adelines -- Bandshell WEDNESDAY, June 28 Teen Street Dance -- Teen Competition -- Whitby Accordian Concert and na- tional dance group -- at Band- shell Baseball game -- California Cuties -- Alexandra Park THURSDAY, June 29 Centennial Costume -- Whitby Contest Shopping Centre FRIDAY, June 30 East Whitby Midnite Dedica- tion and Formal opening of Hall "New Year's Eve" party and torchlight parade -- Whitby Variety night for young and old -- Civic Auditorium SATURDAY, July 1 tawa with Centennial Torch Parade to Alexandra Park XI Alpha Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi -- silver dollars to all babies born at OGH today. Tank Troop Salutes -- Ontario Regiments -- Memorial Park Town Picnic -- Whitby Oshawa Horticultural Society Rose Show -- Civic Auditorium ON TELEVISION Smothers Bros. Return AT CIVIC AUDITORIUM Special note to dog lovers: The Ontario County Kennel Club will hold its annual inter- national championship dog show at the Oshawa Civie Audi- torium June 10 and 11. Top dog exhibitors from Can- ada and the United States will be on hand for the colorful show. The Ontario County Kennel Club is an organization consist- ing of members who are breed- ers of purebred dogs. In addi- tion to the promotion of pure- breds, their interests vary somewhat in this respect. The annual international champion- ship dog show at the auditor. jum is the event to be held after nearly a year of planning. dogs throughout the continent compete for points towards the title of a champion. Only pure- bred dogs are eligible. How- ever, beauty alone does not gain the judges' favor. A dog must be of sound health, have brains, brawn and possess an even tempérament and good disposition. If he is a bit of a show off -- this helps too. ADVICE GIVEN It is unfortunate, and this is a concern of all good dog breed- ers, that there are many delin- quent pets in every com. munity. Sometimes their own- ers are just irresponsible. Others cannot afford the money tion of a pet. People often fail to consid their responsibil ities to him and to the neigh- borhood. He may have grown too big, chasing cars and chil- dren, a big problem for a busy family. At the dog show spec- tators may ask questions and receive sound advice for care and feeding. Information and the advantages of enrolling your pet in the obedience school will also be available. Most conscientious breeders exhibit at shows throughout Canada, the U.S. and even far off places like Bermuda and England. This is the only way to learn of the good or bad faults in their breeding stock. In so doing it is their endeavor DUTIES OF CLUB OFFICIALS Ten months of plans are need- ed to prepare for the show. Monthly meetings are held and the club president, Mrs. J. Webbing (Brooklin, Ont.) sees that all goes smoothly, The treasurer Mrs. R. MacMurdo (Oshawa) handles the finances and minutes of each meeting recorded by Mrs. B.' Lundy. Show secretary Mrs. Ann Clark tends to official matters as Show dates, appointing the judges and acceptance of entry fees. Trophies are obtained by Mrs. M. Kichko of Oshawa. Dog food companies offer the big prizes for best in show, best Canadian bred, best Canadian Western Rodeo -- Oshawal f% Lions Club Runner from Ot-/§ ceived from The necessary funds to support this spectacle are the profits re- each previous event. At an all-breed show, top and attention. or time to give it proper care The County Kennel Club tries to dis- courage the impulsive acquisi- Ontario for some lucky to use only the best dogs to pro- duce puppies as future cham- pions or as a lovable, loyal pet family. dog __ exhibitors bred puppy in show. Thousands of prize lists are mailed out to everywhere many weeks in advance. The ON JUNE 10 AND | Top Dogs To Seek Honors At Oshawa Show show superintendent must see the judging schedule is on time. This is done by Mr. John Web- bing (Brooklin) and he will settle any dispute should one arise between the judge and the exhibitor. Sometimes it is necessary to have the veterin- arian examine a dog that the judge may find some fault with. This year Dr. Ellen Brown of Willowdale will officiate at the show, Any dog show may seem to be nothing but complete bed- lam, Certainly there is a good deal going on. Brushes, combs, ropes, dog crates, chairs, tables, ribbons, trophies and ad- ditional paraphernalia required for a championship dog show. It is however a lot of fun for the exhibitors and spectators alike. productions Film Festiva a_ prestigous States. NFB Productions | Win Four Awards Ribbon Awards at the American where they topped categories in| a % x BUSI Oo da db de by be ba be be de bbe be bn have taken Blue 1 in New York, showcase of all) gory. the child's Paddle To The Sea, based on ' \children, Peay | Metioen) Fim Beard) No Reason to Stay, a dramatic story of high school drop-outs|an intimate story of one of the| and rebellion against education|world's most beloved comics on | j}was selected as the best film in| location in Canada, was selected | |graphic art section. Buster Keaton Rides films distributed in the United|the vocational guidance cate-/as the winner in the category of | music, literature and film. Kenojuak, a colorful portrait classic adventure|of an Eskimo artist and her art tale by Holling C.-Holling, was|was selected for the top prize|] @ judged top film of stories for|among films competing in the | Again, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, May 27, 1967 21 READY FOR MARCH TORONTO (CP) -- Lionel Sorel, president of the l'Union catholique de cultivateurs de Quebec, says in a statement an ~ estimated 250 buses already have been chartered in Quebec to take farmers to Ottawa May 24 for a march on Parliament Hill, The protest march is or- ~ ganized by the Catholic Farm- ers' Union, the Ontario Farm- ers' Union and the Ontario Federation of Agriculture. NELLIS. HOME IMPROVEMENTS e GENERAL REPAIRS @ Ree Rooms @ Painting Papering @ Remodel- ling "All Work Guaranteed" For Free Estimates Call... 728-2061 III ISIS III SIS IIIT SIDI IIIA 1967 CENTENNIAL Z| NESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY, OPP rrr SSS Suyepeahaye ia A y o ja ..- A REALLY GOOD PLACE A FINER USED CARI TO BUY r 166 KING E. 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(Channel $, 6, 12 at 8.00 Plores the genius of Italy's Leonardo da Vinci -- 1452-1519. Two new books make a sub- stantial contribution to the liter- ary and artistic history of Can- ada. One is the biography of; 37; naphy of a man born in Eng- ine raised in Australia, the five years of hesitation and de lay, Anna and Robert were married; she was thirty-one, he four years younger. Though qualified success. Upon his ap- pointment in 1833 as the last lake, and the dark gleam of the pine forest bounding the pros- pect." Anna's marriage and her stay forever hold an important place literature, The "Winter Studies" section is a in Canadian % Charter end Private Flights, Complete Service & A Presents FOREST GLEN JANSSEN of dollars to the value of your property .. ; ' Ask any real estate man and he will. tell you thot a property we! f foniiconed will sell for more and sell faster than any other. To Increased GARDEN CENTRE it's A Fact Uphoistering pecialists at reasonable Prices. 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