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JRICE WINNING GARDENS IN li a i ah P 1); 4 h ALIN 0 ame 8 Z SECOND SECTION OSHAWA, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1960 PAGE THIRTEEN Blood Bank | Junior Farmer Section Virtually | 84 Fair Was Popular Empty Here Some 50 boys and girls from 1. Fair, A, J, Blades, and Frank BEEF HEIFER Ontario end Durham County 4-H Barkey, | Senior -- Don Rickard, Bowe aS He Rig on he rusts Clubs and Junior Farmers Clubs| oo 00 uns n manville; Ross Balley, Ux» the Labor Day holiday weekend! icipated in the Li ih Soc "Be of the winners of the var: bridget Waller - Rig Bow the Oshawa Hed Cross Society tion of the Junior Day at the Osh- io Ie on ore fd ae vay manville, has issued an urgent appeal for| #8 Fair, 4 af 10Us 28 tollows: pe Junior -- Frances Rickard, {all-out public support of tomor- Each boy and girl who partici- were as tollows; Newcastle; Jeffery Bailey, Ux i |row's clinic it was revealed this Dated, has cared for his or her paigy HEIVER bridge; Wayne Bickett, Bowman. | ming {calf since early spring. All par-| = gonior Holstein -- Brian Rea Ve, Boot Bloor non Dol - ' 0" 2 © ol 1 ticipants were responsible for : Klin: Ha Saunders, We fre complaiely out of ut preparing and showing their own ia, Broo ih ni pps upton, Uxbridge; Gary McMurray, | other fyves Jn_saremely low | calves in the competitions, Brooklin, ; | awa; James Rickard, Bowman. | supply," eclar obert ACHIEVEMENT DAY Junior Holstein -- Sheila Dis ' | Stroud, clinic chairman, The| - 4 ney, Brooklin; Charles Butler, i | prospect of a high accident Wek. | insides, ie. Shen oS mbetitions Oshawa; Boyne Gimblett, Brook. SHOWMANSIIY gg TO pi " | nd coupled with an empty blood| Lo g®e fis om" Ontario and Dur-| 19. Dairy Calves - Gloria A / bo 4 : ' bank "creates a genuine emer: Lo Banner participated, the! Senior Ayrshire Gloria grookiin; Gordon Holl ' g . 4 . y e can | C ' A i YA : oe 78 ; gency which only He puvlic 'one| Achievement Day for the mem. Cooper, Bré oklin; Heather Brooklin; Lorne Disney, Broo he : / ' / y CE 15 ; : 4 jielp us lo meel 80 5 bers of the Oshawa Kiwanis 4-H | Cooper, Brooklin, [lin; Glen Wilson, Claremont} dns Ws ' hh Gi Bd : LLL Ay FS 5 . ' / ¢ {life will be lost for lack of blood, [Dairy Calf Club, and the| . Junior Ayrshire -- Gloria! geian Reazin, Brooklin, type "A" negative blood with a Mr. fitroud said, | Brougham 4H Dairy and Beef| Cooper, Brooklin; Allan Wellman,| por hous and girls showing | . , clinic is slated for fo "are p ' | 4 mh ale elise} Ri Pudi. Calf Club was also held on Satur. Claremont; Heather Cooper, | geet Calves: Ross Bailey, Uxe Club | Brooklin, bridge; Rick Rickard, News An overall goal of 400 pints of | Was here that each member had| Junior Jersey -- Doug Batty, ville; Don Rickard, Bowmanville, blood will be enough to tide the the opportunity of showing the Brooklin; Bill Batty, Brooklin, T, Eaton Special (Best Junior city over the emergency results of his 4-H project before] genio Guernsey -- Ron Batty, Guernsey Calf) -- Garry Batty, Two of the highlights of the INDIAN POW-WOW | A program. during the girls' camp, The Indian pow-wow, which i ' | officials are hopeful that the holi- members, od Junior Guernsey Garry Trophy (won by a Junior for which closed recently at the Ked- was held around the camp fire ; day spirit and the tendency to just The Junior Section is sponsorec Batty, Brooklin; Bruce Batty, showmanship and sportsman- forget ahout the elinic will not mo. and supported financially by joe Brooklin; Jane Fry, Janetville, |ship) -- Gloria Cooper, Brooklin, Pow-wow, songs as "Land of The Bilver 2 | rie re ¥ . hd The results given hy Mrs, K, Birch, Witchcraft, Indians are § % 4 A | project, : of RE Ulture Pi Brooktin, Jun VanCourte and Reg, Lancaster, High-Minded, Ten Little Indians 2 di , ~The situation Is so gations that top Jacmery o th Jhon rau, a8 8 abil or Volley at _ A : | we hope every prospective donor izations co-operatin I the Who ated 48 Judgee at the mas Red River Valley and Red Me n : ' Iwho has made arrangements to South Ontario Agricultural So Funniest costume Linda) oo he. Festlts of the games and {visit the elinic will recruit another | ciety, : A ' contests follow: donor and that even those who| The committee in charge was nie Miller, Gayle Cooper Indian Wrestling (Leg) § i rneruit| p : Bo , Most original oar Het: CatR FA", aon Mich herson i for this session will also recrult| Snowden, William Boves, Ken siapiiag September 19, the Osh-| mental hospital, ther Wilsn, Kitty McConnell and Cabin opr Gall. Church: Cabin ; . donors for Thursday's effort, Holliday, W. 8, McMullen, Miss awa and Ontario County branch! Each year in Canada more ' Ls yoo ' ; #® | said Don H, Howe, president of Lois Smith, Oliver Dalrymple, H.| of the Canadian Mental Health| than 25,000 people are admitted - " | Hilda Matsella, Brenda Wood [ ' 1 yu v : » Bent animal comtiare = Caria a diag { hati hos " : a p in a y ada | there are nearly 80,000 patients in Russell. Bertha Mills and Louise i Plane Camphel avin / ' ' ; y | a noc e { Figures show that If present| Canadian mental hospitals, Baier AIRE BY, Virginia Kirby; Cabin : . trends continue, one out of every| The Oshawa and Ontario Couns p $ 12 children born in Canada will ty branch of the Association was Best costume for the future i : 4 ; ) Indian Poison-Pool Cabin : \ ! GRACE MILLS Sandra Mitchel, Helen Wilson and : ; 4 | | fim ; unre Mishel, elen Wilson and, J Diane Campbell; Cabin J Correspondent Bus Struck bers of the branch that they will "Best Couple -- Gail Pearn, Gail B", Louis Barnes; Cabin "C" y 04 AIAX Nine-year-old Kevin | need $5000 over the next year to A 4 ©. Busan Arnold; Champion, Diane g i [¢ Livesay, of 42 Beatty avenue, S are ess carry out a worthwhile program BEST COSTUMES Cabin "a Linda Bradbury; § lat the corner of Harwood avenue ing were dismissed hy Magis In Cabin "A" Gloria Rus. Cabin'B' Gail Pearn: - Cabin § . u and George street, at noon Tues trate A, 8, Mitchell in Oshawa Oshawa « bound Gray Coach| At A Jnodiing of fe brah sell, Gall Black, C", Linda Woods; Champion day, Traffic Court Tuesday, Two other Lines bus early this morning on gaooY at the vay, he mers In Cabin *'( Blanche INDIAN COSTUMES' CONTEST| SHOWN ABOVE ARE two of | Leonard Weeks, of 92 Grenfell | chairman, Duncan MacMillan, for multiple abrasions to his left! y age disposal plant, A pill : | ' L s charge y Suze hure Hager, Heather Wilson, Cabin A oSlorla Russel the prize winners in the an. | 8t, The driveway in the lower | before the close of the show, |apm NR He was allowed to wl gharge again pind The bus was emply of passen: Church, has agreed to heed thy o selors y 'Connel Cabin "B ail Chureh I ar getable We 0 ha Albert Maske p fr JkAtike J ' [ Bl sors. Neither drive apis eke p . Counselor Kitty McConnell i ia ( nual flower and vegetable show, | pleture won the Todd Chal Albert Maskell was chairman of return home, on a 80-day beginner's permit gers, Neither driver was report Sept, 22, there will be a house Best costume in camp ~ Gloria) Counselors Paul Hartshorn, tural Society, last Saturday | scaped property as seen by the | burgh, from Toronto, was the [george Rose, 106 Broadview i Russell, Virginia Kirby, Blanche Best Indian Costume in camp afternoon, The garden shown in | passerby, It belongs to Mr, and | judge, The show was considers nie Toronto No charges Sullision wus dinpisaed bec ASE 1g had stopped at the crossing, Parent members of the Hager, Paul Hartshorn, | the top picture won the C, | Mrs, Les Guy, of 762 Simcoe | ed fo be one of the most sues | ware laid : of the driver s lack of experience. |, a1 huges are compelled to do, |, oh will canvas industry, bugis ; TT | Her hoy friend was reprimand:| when the car struck the bus, | branch w A A : 4 [ torium and will be the only blood day, Aug. 20. The 4H a Masquerade Party : ' ie scheduled A the | Achievement Day finalized the! Senior Jersey ~ Bill Batly, castle; Doug Scott, Oshawa; / : 'om : the Club year, and it Brooklin; Doug Batty, Brooklin, | James Rickard, Bowman. | | ' V Clinic hours will be from 1.0|his or her parents and friends in| po ouiin. Bruce Batty, Brooklin; Brooklin, | | ron Kiwanis Camp, were the in the evening, featured tribal i # 7 tivate too many. citizens to neglect Oshawa Kiwanis Club, the fed Watson, Lynne McMillen " have given in previous clinics! Bob Holliday, Ron Werry, J, L Virginia Kirby ( Susan Arnold; Champion ££ * : the Oshawa Red C Societ } 1e Oshawa Red Cross Society, | Association will make their con: to mental hospitals for the first Best national costume -- Eliz, pion Rosalie Beauregary: ham 4 : " Vy Off Bic cle : suffer from a serious mental i1l:| started just over a year ago. The Bassosks, Suzanne Bee p ¥ a Y onvicte experience and demands of the | Church, Linda Chappel; Penny | . ) BY. Bis " Campbell 4 ? ked from his bicyele as for this community and make Humphrey, Busan Arnold |was knocked from his Y ax Lar their contribution to the national A In Cabin "'B Virginia Kir. Linda Bradbury, | | Kevin was taken to the Ajax drivers were convicted of the of-| Highway 401, at the level cross deacon H, D, Cleverdon, rector Paul Hartshorn Cabin "C" ~ Blanche Hager. held by the Oshawa Horticul- | lenge Trophy for the best land. | the show, Mrs, John Stones | phe driver of the truck was ed hurt -- w=! Kwart McLaughlin Challenge | 8t; N, Winners of the garden | cessful in the history of the p {ed by the magistrate for allow:| Driver of the car was ident) | NESS, the professional groups, and I {month of September in Oshawa, Work of to 4 and from 6 10 9 p.m, Clinic friendly competition with fellow yo... Fry, Janetville Arthur Percy Showmanship masquerade party and the Indian yells and the singing of such ; : hu ' this vital 'community life-saving eral and provincial departments Most elaborate costume -- Bon. GAMES , y A Most elaborate costum 0 GAMES y hut cannot yet give blood again Beaton, George Jackson, Foster 1y.vine a week long campaign! ness and have to be admitted to 8 est rostume fo sports H0i8 MeP 8 fs 4 Best costume for sf ! AcPherson | tribution to mental health in Can: time, and at the present time ane Campbell | past year have shown the mem- Indian "Pat and Mike" he came in collision with a truck! Five charges of careless driv ani al car hit the rear of ap OVganisation, by, Bonnie Miller, Hospital, where he was treated fense, ing, just east of the Whithy BOW: | "Christ Memorial Anglican and was involved in a rear-end "2" ou Goach official sald the! to house blitz as part of the came other towns In the county for cons Trophy for the best rock gars | and garage competitions were | society | | » » . | ; r den, It belongs to Mr, and Mrs, | announced by competition | Oshawa Times Photos, {ing a beginner to drive on High-|fied as Denton A, Grenken York Swimming Meet : . | 1 15) Cc alrs |way 401 on a Sunday night, |[street, Ajax. The bus driver war | ie ono te soodaitor thoval Basil Turner, of Clarkston, y WRONG NUMBE or |unteer visiting project to the One [WRONG NUMBER tario Mental Hospital, Whithy; * . ' FELL INTO BAY | "A charge against Clifford Hut 2) Enjoyed By Girls Results Of Presented By ahins wan dismived because of (Your it Ponders Ea a wrong number on an informa cots Including Christmas gifts fof [ " | hd | | . tion and three others were wiped forgotten patients in the Ontario The swimming pool has heen| Age 13 years Diane Camp Land Judging Child Is Rescued Social Club out for lack of evidence, Income Char Ae] | Hospital: Patios to enlarge and one of the big attractions and bell, Shirley Collins, William Charles Cransted and brighten the gift shop at the One most popular features of the Ki Counsellors' race~Irene Fro wanis Camp at Kedron and the bel, Jean Russell, Conte 't campers during the summer S : OSHAWA (Staff) -- On Friday Daniel Cameron both involved ini powMANVILLE (Staff) -tarvio Hospital: a large contribu. n nown an a a the Fill Avia |aceidents were fined $10 and $20 Magistrate R, B. Baxter Tuesday tion to the national research fund evening, Aug. 20, the Feld AVLL i regpectively for careless driving. | pesorved Judgment until 8 4|and support for the national and months take full advantage of its PIVING BOARD EVENTS tion Sports and Social Club held) Magistrate Mitchell dismissed tesorved Judgment until Sept. I! provincial offices of the Canadian facilities to keep cool Longest jump from diving! The fourth annual Ontarle wa : its last social evening and dance| is als ale uy Bi im yi after hearing the evidence in a Mental Health Association: ad: During each of the camps held hoard Virginia Kirby, Diane County Land Judging Competition GRACE MILLS ting out of the water, he walked a the RCAF Association building in ges 0 he ns og Woicharge of failing to file an income HERE TER (ARO Norship ex during July and August the Campbell was held on Thursday, Aug, 25 in . Correspondent to his car nearby and drove off, at the Airport, The farewell pave ora: JANE Jian ge tax return against John Thorn. PENsos, swimming meet is one of the most! Fancy dive from diving board|the Manchester Area. This com FRENCHMAN'S BAY Donna If he had not been so alert, I dance Was attended by both the am hd er Loge by lien t ey fe beck, Tyrone, ar | aa ---------------- keenly contested events. At the Virginia Kirby, Brenda Woods. petition is sponsored by the Met. Beckstead, 9, of Frenchman's think Donna would have drown members of the club and RCAF nec knowing each other In court An. RCMP officer produced girls' camp, which tlosed: recent Longest dive and swim under. Topolitan Toronto and Region Bay, was rescued from about 12 ed," Mrs, Beckstead said, "She Association members. | Police Constable Cyril Smith documents and a registration slip Mi h C ts ly, competition was close in all Water Virginia Kirby, Diane Conservation Authority working feet of water this week by an can swim a little, but she was| Field Aviation Co. Ltd. which told the court the cars had start-/to show Thornbeck had been 1S ap 08 the events and the judges had|Campbell In association with the Ontario unidentified man known only as fully clothed and the water there has heen located at the Oshawa ed abreast and proceeded at a notified by the taxation depart. . their work cut out In deciding! Funniest dive from divin gl Department of Agriculture John, : is deep Airport for the past 14 years, high rate of speed, He said there ment that lie must file an income D $36 60 the: winners. hoard Linda Woods, Diane| The program for the morning Donna parénts, Mr, and Mrs : Needless to say, Donna 10st has now moved to' its new mi-iwas a loud squealing of tires tax return, : | river A The pesults of the meet fallow: |Camphell, was a tour in the Manchester Fred HBeckstead, are. anxious to both her line and the fish, lion dollar hangar at Malton, and when the two cars started. The officer said the charge was BOWMANVILLE (Staff! == WR y ' are J i] learn his identity so they can =| the club dissolved | laid after Thornbeck was in court RACES Dive from diving board -- come Area to brief the competitors on 4 \ " ® 3 2 . The highlight of the evening CONVICTION LIST on the same charge a couple of Stanley White, 27, of RR 8, Bow rough a ' . the various soll types presented, think him personally for saving] = 4 n Age B vear lanch ag up through a floating hoop I I ' hh ill hb Linda Watson ¥ She Hage: Faye Broome, Lois McPherson, #0d on how to identify them. their daughter life was the presentation of wheel | The following Is a complete months ago and still had done| Manville, py ig ny Need, Sate Age 9 vears Fave B Diane Campbell Dougias Logsdail, Soils Special Donna was fishing from the ; un chairs to the two local homes for (list of convictions Tuesday nothing about it, pase See soupt hood a tod ite fe d hy Tom Ist. for Ontario, for th area, rail on Frenchman's Bay bridge senior citizens, purchased with| For improper turns: Olive He said Thornbeck told him HBL RIL head Traini Maria Conroy, NOVELTY EVENTS was ir y inst 2 line scumilated : ) © "ainter i For ; AR hi AR } § i 1 charge of the instruction when she got a fish on her lin . accumilated funds of the club, A Painter, Ronald Sampson; For when he served the summons that! m a al eX oe 2 Penny Hum Ball race Lois McPherson, period, The land judging was un- In fact, the fish pulled so hard Still Grows | balance of $41 at the close of the | speeding Donald Wannamaker: | "he wasn't going to file an in| SueAday to a charge of careless rad B Lois McPher. Plane Camphell der the supervision of I, TL, Donna fell off the bridge into the Svening waa glven to Mrs. 3: For improper equipment: Roberticome tax "return and that was| mown Constable Tracy Davis son, Virginia Kirbs Fhree-arm race Irene Frobel Fair, agricultural representa: water, {oil the Oshawa Gia bik 38 oi dhe Oshava Retarde {Richards, Roble Mason, Rino his way of getting back at the sald the accused was involved in Age 13 voars = Shirley Calling ind Carolyn Werry, Shirley Col:|tive, and A, H, Blades, assistant A 'man known only as John,| I i Hap i SANA A oe | Aidren i ; hing Gn » Sutl {Bartelo, Reginald Burroughs, government for a loss he suffers a two-car rear end collision at gail Watson. . lins and Gail Church, representative, Uxbridge who had been standing watching Sra Si pha A a1 A} 4] or , Margaret ( og ale | Adams Posteraro, Homer Jack-led some time ago." Tthe corner of King and George ' | Following lunch the group went her, dived in fully clothed and|[MOFMIE OA 6,548.21 has erland, of Ajax, who will celesigon Roy DeHart; Improper pass:| Thornbeck sald. he felt the streets Aug, 19. MARATHON aM : to the farm of Cliff Redman, RR pulled her out pooh contributed to the building brate Ber, 3141 birthday in Decent ng: Milton Hobbs and Auke Van: charge should be dismissed on| According to PC Davis, a car : : I in ah tim ne Comphol ; Port Perry, Here they judded) Scared, after her ordeal, Donna The list of contributions not Sr oh a The ing TL dermeer; Unnecessary noise: ithe grounds that the registered|driven by Gordon L. Wallace yam ol es, d4; Virginia the soil at three different loca: grabbed 1 ko ¢ rade : elon ; 4 amsde: francis letter 3 \ 0 g : cing h in er 1 S Kirhy, number of times, 28 tiona pid the farm Mi wl thhed her hike and headed for}, ovigusly acknowledged follows: view Lodge, Whithy, were ac Runald i n w_ ! Hie 8 letter which he produced was in was making a left turn from home without asking the man's George Kapeluoh 00 pepted hy Mrs. Kennedy, and one Bo ha; fatlure to stop: Lorne ld nol propatty Ngted, . George ping] onto ing street a) | He said the letter demanding when it was hit in the rear em Counseloy Fommy. Cotie, Barber of the Metropolitan To! ¥ x . Cooper's Service Station 10.00 wame, When her parents arrived Loom oo Soria phtation da to Douglas Johns of the new Man Lake Hib lime ot WL 40% ron aod Misiiy : . oh (ria of on the scene, he had left Meating 25.00 Hillsdale Manor Edward Wells and Allan West his filing of an income tax return by the White vehicle, Y Jean Parrott, number of times, ing film on the work heing done! A lone boy, who witnessed the Sering Reathers Furniture Co, Lid | Dancing to the music of Johne|were fined for having no leence should be signed by the Minister] He said White told him he did five by the Conservation Authorities Whole thing, told Mr. and Mrs.| wi)' webster si00/nyY Towns band rounded out an and Wells was also convicted of of Finance and not by a deputy|not see the car stop up in front Beckstead, that the man was] Joe Misztak \.00 enjoyable evening, {driving an unsafe vehicle, minister in charge of taxation, lof him and attempt the left turn, . of Ontario. ° Scu 0 Fish SWIMMING MEET CHAMPIONS A special visitor during the called John and that, after get-| Man apring 0 Campers Diane Campbell, | afternoon program was Mr, I. V | Hany Pleow 1.00 18 pis: Virginia Kirby, 15; Shir! Putta Naik Mr. Naik, assistant | Nathan Spring 2.00 Heaviest winter kill of fish in ley Colling, 7; Lois McPherson, director of agriculture in India, CELEBRATING A ty RE I 100.00 more than half a century in Lake 10, Faye Broome, 6 is presently visiting in Canada . A. W. Rundle Garden Centre 0.00 Seugog 1s reported by the On. Counselors Irene Frobel, 11; to study Canadian Agriculture rowley Hadi and Tv 10.00 ar : ) ames P. Maher, Jar 2 bar tm n of Lands and Carolyn Werry, 4; Jean Rus- and particularly in the field of BIRTHDAYS BRET Lg 200.00 sts. Port Perry residents say 1 oils extension work Fashion Village 25.00 they cannot recall such a sever The winners of the competition Congratulations and he st [Male Forens (Pine Tree Cabins) 15.00 ap vi] Mrs, E, Mok winter die-off since 1008 were as follow wishes to the following resi Shite N Eira Bar 10.00 " . The extensive kill wa 1964 | h T Tuniors Bruce Mariyn, RR! dents of Oshawa and district | Dunlop Canada Lid, Whithy $000.00 hy the heavy snow cove { eves ry ). Port Perry: Jack Holliday, R Valk! Oshawa Shopping Centre lake which, hinlogist . Rrooklin; George Smith, R yh 100.00 vented light from reaching under T t ) Perry; Gordon Vernon Rav Derry. 338 Park road (Lucky Strike Gril) 50.00 water vegetation in the shallow wo n ries Port Perry; Aldon Smith h Wold hin loseph FP. Mangan, Qf 1000 take. 'This. rotted. der ? rp . De Smit) south; My Dorothy Cars Tohn Sachy, Custom Tailor 25.00 his rotie depleting the art Perry ean Smith well. 10 Nassan street: Mrs Toe Daugan water's oxygen content and caus. Uxbridge Ted Krahhe Yoh « 4 161 Mill (Richmond Tire Service) 10.00 ing the fish to suffoca A Part Perry: Dean Mulock, So" ameron . \ Holland Nursery and Landscaping 10.00 It is estimated that « in. thefts in the last 24 hours 2 Woodville: Milt Park tremt David McMaster, Coleman's Moving and Storage ude § y 5} Police Constables J, Wright Cn dvi ie ton Farkit, 408 Madison avenue; David M clude about 1000 larg | SH JIr, RR 1, Brooklin : : Ruddy Electrie Wholesale Lid bass. more than 2000 and F. Dionne noticed an attempt Llovd Wilson Etmanski WE Wychwood Employees 00 5 Intermediates 3 i, ah 20 more than 30.000 carp 00 was made to enter Sargant's R Uxbridge: Llovd Johnson street Robert Pvson 556 Rusity ¥ lee trie Wholesale Lid. 300.00 ' t ; . : ridg wd Je | : - ' Irs ara 10.00 and lesser numbers of other spe. Service Station, Park road south, gr 4, Uxbridge: Fred Mulock. | Wychwood street; Tony Vans [Goon B. Morne, he cles. Removal of the carp, it is "arly today RR 2. Woodville: Dougl Web Hemmen 129 Annis street; Whore 5 Esso Station 20.00 a his The also dis oy p > § ks iy arlene ski 11 'ol a m, Taylor Dental Laboratory 7? sid, will improve fishing cond om ie ha : A 9 Qiscave red an al-istor, RR 2, Port Perry; Keith | lone Klas 1 14 Colt OPE Oshawa Wood Products Lid 00.00 lons empt had heen made to force page. RR 3. Uxbridee Paul Street wast Irs. Lois Elis Total to date $1,146,548 31 Meanwhile, with Lake Se the back door of Jury and Love Harrison. RR 3. Uxhridse Ross, ™ Grassmere; Leonard Gil ~ --_ waters at their highe level in ell's Simooe treet south store Mulock. RR 2. Woodville: Done hank 328 Centre street; Judy years, thousands of dead a vith a heavy bar ald Beacock, RR 4, Port Perry Ann Conley Taunton road Echo Satellite cayl fish are strewn ) Thieves stole several bags ofl Senior Earl Windatt, RR 8,| west: Mrs, Roberta Lockyer . eaches, quite high up ! potato chips and candy bars from Beaverton e Smith, RR Brooklin; Diane and Donald | T t bl with receding wate } he refreshment booth at the Sun. Port Perry an Av Holthy, Woolley twins 495 0 urling | ime able that some cottagers will find thei t Heights swimming pool Tues RR 2 or \ Orn Ave Hil Powell 425 Steven TORONTO (CP) The Dunlap front yards heavily covered w day Smith, R J { ! on road north Observatory said the Satellite fish Heary Horrocks, 215 Stacey ence Hewitt ne Heaviest concentration o sh! Ave is along a three-mile str the west shore of a sm ¥ RR. who are celebrating hirth R day today Paul and Jos. Ristich Oshawa police report a rash of ilempled break-ins and petty 100.00 t vert 0) The first five persons lo in Echo I can be seen tonight at the X told police a car rug was Murray Halt 5 \ Ort farm The Oshawa Times of [following times: stolen from his car while it was Parry : Fred dg) Rrooklin their birthdavs each day will $:20 p.m,, travelling from west west of Scugog. At places they's parked at the corner of King and \ ©8 Johnston, For erry receive double tickets to The to tau : ; ¢ spread along the heach te i Nreels Regent Theatre good for a |, ro RM, crossing southern) a § width of ten feet, an official WILHELMINA 38 BOTTLE MESSAGE four-week period. The current | SKY, em west to southeast, i TOS x ig he departmens aid vii: SLELMINA te BOSCASTLE, England (CP)! attraction 1s Alfred Miche | 1303 am. crossing high tn ROTARY PARK SWIMMING POOL POPULAR Bialogists that Ww : i ' 0E8% dam Clark 2 fish ' hy "Wp southwest from west to south ern Ontario | 5 n . A By N hii Ah Conta aly 8 4 Reta Ast Pool repairs are partly res | number of hot, sticky children | pipes and consequent distuption | sudden rainstorm. By that time, to be hit as had : vol a Toh od wi ba eonlall ha A A am vossing low in sponsible for this line-up outs | waiting in Rotary Park. Result | of the pressure system is the | Some of the children were ; " er Juliana | é ' 1 \ west fro t to. south , MN . he ¢ a . are deeper and \ ¢ ate sirthday | Ness WY \ hours of 8 Nn. ay 0 ax id EW on hin side the city's only public pool, | was a lengthy line of impa reason for the repairs. Filteen dressed for he storm n bath can provide more oxygen for | with th iv in hep \. liam Cari { hana BR \ 8 » we aie! Mond \ho all ia anh BARR ais KF i © | Ing suits, Others were still ily in her pals li arfell i Phone RA 3-34 es ore the times onday the unusually high ha tient waders, puddiers and na minutes after this picture was | ating and plaat life, ace at Apeldoo } . ¥ at Apeldoora, Ottawa, midity probably added to the ( tators. Sand seepage in feeder ' taken, the area was hit by a | -O0Oshawa Times Photo