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a Ri Rt i sR Je THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June i3, 1959 17 145 Argo Rookies [5 Droo Botier iain KES ey Stakes, grabbed an early 7% | ° ; : lead but faded badly and finished L.Athabgsscs Gi | r Berth Fail-Ascot Meet Sead but faded baily and finithed ; / : 1 Oo ASCOT, England (AP)--Queen Hanes' Welsh Guard held on to i Elizabeth saw two of her thor- win, 3) SASK. / 72x TORONTO (CP) -- An eager|coaches hope to discover at least|oughbreds fail Wednesday, one The Queen saw Pall Mall, her ' I \ / ih i group of 45 lidates d d (eight capabl ough to play injof them bowing to a three-year- former classic winner, finish sec- : gg $ ' (vy / full football equipment for a stiff the Big Four this season. old colt owned by Mrs. John W.|ond by 1% lengths to Faultless This coin is worth 50.00 7 |workout of tackling and blocking| The rugged 90-minute workout! Hanes of New York. Speech in the Royal Hunt Club NG as Toronto Argonauts of the Big led to one serious casualty. Mike| ghort Sentence, the royal mile. ING GEORGE V Sc NICKEL Four Football Union opened their| Lavelle suffered torn knee liga- ------ DOMINION OF CANADA 1926 two-week rookie training camp ments, knocking him out of A COLLECTOR'S ITEM Wednesday night. | further contention. Head coach Hamp Pool and as-| Argos' two top prospects, quar- sistants Joe Thomas and Steve/terback Norm Turner, and end Owen drilled the prospects In|Larry Sates; vere | Snable th work mediately | take part. Turner, 18 A . fat a Sm con. high school examinations, and . CANADA'S FIRST NAME IN dition und to weed ou any bk CGR onto, and the chi' FORMAL }% RENTALS The coaches were aided by number one choice in the college Teddy Morris, the club's chief|drafi, was detained at work. recruiter of rookie talent. MEN'S . " The best of the group will be TS { : # «15 FORMAL & BUSINESS sme i , . A COMPLETE LINE OF RES invited to Argos' regular train ALL RESIDEN . oA EL UNE of Acctsson a ta comp. cee 20 >| MAY BE HOMERS ? SIX-HOUR DELIVERY REMEMBER WHEN ? ..| _ WASHINGTON (AP) -- The ! If necessary asad Washington . Senators' WITH DROUGHT conditions | say the dry conditions cover | Ministik; 3. Oakland - Gayler | Joe Louis knocked out Billy| mon Killebrew, the American attacking natural breeding | areas where more than 65 per | Jon es; 4. Monteray-Antelope [Conn in the 13th round, for his| League home run leader, has ¥ MEN'S rounds, wild-life officials on the | ¢nt Of the continent's migra- | Lake; 5. Candle and Torch; 6. |18th straight successful defence| had a street named for him. € 2 ie s tory waterfowl are born and | Ilinois-Yorkton; 7. Chaplin; 8. [of the world heavyweight boxing| In a new housing develop- | WEAR Canadian prairies say man- | raised each year. All told | Wisconsin - Kutawagan; 9. Big |crown 18 years ago tonight at| ment at nearby Springfield, ; LTD. made "duck farms" are likely | there are 494 such farms -- | Grass Marsh; 10. Broad 'n [New York. Conn's second try| va, it's called Killebrew / 7 £37. NORTH: WA. 2.341) play a large role in waterfowl | man-made reservoirs -- in the | Wall; 11. Tom Wann-Whitmouth |ended in a knockout in the eighth| drive. / / 74 SIMCOE ST. on RA > production this year. Experts | three provinces. Twelve of the | Lake; 12. Kansas City-Oak and |pound, five years 'ater. Louis re-| "Naturally," said a spokes- hi The House of Style for = '| &¢ CANADA'S LEADING CIGAR HTT of Ducks Unlimited (Canada), | largest (identified by numbers) | Plum Lakes. The 12 cover 71,- (tired in 1949, and in an attempted| man for the builders, "it's a | Gy a ' a conservation organization, | are: 1. Hay Lakes; 2. Maeco- | 300 acres. (CP Newsmap) |comeback was knocked out by| long drive." SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT eo Man-Made 'Duck Farms [er = May Save Waleriowl Crop TRI.PRODUCTS OF OSHAWA PRESENTS WINNIPEG, (CP)--Man - made 1938. This year $550,000 has been) Main food plants are sago pond: "duck farms" on the Canadian) alloted for 47 new "farms" sched- weed and bulrushes. prairies are expected to play a uled for construction through the] The field men report migration vital role in North America's|prairies. of birds this spring was normal waterfowl production this year as| Most of the money comes from but there were indications of a| drought conditions attack most| Ducks Unlimited's United States|late start in nesting due to the| natural breeding grounds. | membership, with state and local lack of small ponds, farm sloughs | | Field experts of Ducks Unlim- branches donating funds for con- and water - filled ditches that ited (Canada), a waterfowl con-|struction of reservoirs in specific/many of the birds normally use! AIR SHADE AWNINGS --ON SALE servation organization, say dry|areas for. breeding. MULTI-L conditions extend through most| Besides offering waterfowl con-| However, by mid-May nesting southern regions of Manitoba, trolled watered areas for breed-|was reported among pintails and Saskatchewan and Alberta -- ling, DU also plants vegetation in|mallards--the perennial early ar- THURSDAY FRIDAY SA ! { JRDAY ONLY where more than 65 per cent of the areas for food and cover.irivals on Canadian marshes. " 1 J the continent's migratory water- fowl are born and raised each J FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION é year Duck breeding in southern sreas has been disappointing this hd i : spring. Ti derline hag. 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