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SHOE-SCRAMBLE AT STARR-DYMOND PICNIC AT GREENWOOD PARK "MIKE" STARR (left) AND "DOC" DYMOND AT PICNIC SATURDA --Oshawa Times Photo Te 3 . || Two Juveniles Arrested KINCARDINE, Ont, the Bowmanville Trainin _2PC Chiefs Play Host At Picnic GREENWOOD (Staff) A pro- vincial and federal government inet minister; more than a thousand people; and a bright sunny day at spacious Green- wood Park. Theses were the in- gredients that made the seventh annual Starr - Dymond picnic Saturday, a success. Riding representa- Labor Minister Michael Starr and Provincial Health Minister Dr. Matthew Dymond were on hand to meet and greet their supporters and participate in the picnic shenanigans. A highlight of the afternoon was the playing of the annual ball game between Mike Starr's All Stars and Doc. Dymond's Dynamos. The game was a run- away for the All Stars this year as they clobbered the hapless Dymond crew 14 to 4. SETTLES DOWN Sparkplug of the Dynamos was "Doc" Dymond, playing the centre field slot and offering bits of wisdom to fellow play- ers, Gordon Reihl, in right field missed a fly ball that could have _'been sawtted at any ladies' aid |meeting, but after this blooper, |he settled down to cover the field like a jackrabbit. Mike Starr, the All Star first |sacker, played the initial post posed a professional. He got a couple of solid clouts at the ball : (OP)--|too, to lead his club to victory. » | Two juveniles who escaped from The umpire was Mayor Stan- giley Martin, "mayor of all the School for Boys earlier this|people" in Whitby, according to month were arrested Saturday/his . introduction. He was re- and charged with a series of breakins and car thefts in the cipient of many boos _ and c'mon's by both spectators and last week. A third juvenile was! players. also charged. Police said the two boys from Oshawa and the #\from Kincardine, one| other met the third) wheelbarrow races, shoe scram- Games and races that were crowd-pleasers as well as a lot of fun to the participants were boy in Oshawa after they es-|bles, shoe kick, ballon races and / |caped and then travelled to th 4 | district They were read four charge of breaking, entering and theft,| three of breaking and entering 4jand two of *|Oshawa and Exeter. EMERGENCY ENDS || GEORGETOWN, British Gui-| 'jana (Reuters)--Sir Ralph Grey,|present went to Miss Sharon| + |governor of British Guiana, Sa stealing cars at __|Laughlin boulevard, is) horseshoe pitching. A carnival ride and pony rides ,g|Were popular among the young- _ fer set, The prize for the oldest person ;|attending the picnic went to Mrs. George Kayes, 33 Mc- Oshawa. She will be 90-years-old Septem- ber 1. Prize for the youngest person t.|Lea Bailey, 421 Rossland road _jurday lifted.a state of emer-| west just 22 days old. ,jgency imposed last February} The largest family prize was 'after violent anti - government|copped by Mr. and Mrs, Dirk ; |riots in which five persons were|Moose of RR 3 Uxbridge. They + |killed and 200 injured. have 10 children. / Race To Boy's Co NEW YORK (AP)--Health ot |ficials of two nations worke jagainst an awesome deadline Locate ntacts f-| The development left New | York City with the staggering task of running down all who The Oshawa Cimes PAGE NINE | | SECOND SECTION Baby Dies, 5 Hurt In Myrtle Collision Mj 2nd Fatal ' In 3 Days At Locale MYRTLE (Staff) Susan Olesen, 3, was killed and five persons were hospitalized with serious injuries as a result of a two-car collision in this hamlet, nine miles north of Whitby, on Sunday afternoon. The crash occurred within sight of a three-car smash which took the lives of two men on Friday night. | The baby was a passenger in a car driven by Cameron Ole- @ sen, 22, of 1621 Simcoe street north, Oshawa. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cam- eron Olesen. i; In the Oshawa General Hos- pital are: Mr. Olesen, with lacerations to the face and legs and other undetermined injuries. He is » said to be in serious condition. . His wife, Myrna, 20, with a , broken right wrist, severe scalp lacerations and other head in- = juries. She, too, is in serious = condition. Another passenger in the Ole- sen car, Marie Knapp, 17, of 1610 Simcoe street north, suf- fered facial lacerations. A fourth passenger in the same car, Douglas Dupe, 23, of 238 Division street, Oshawa, suf- fered lacerations to the face and legs and undetermined head in- juries. He is said to be in fair condition, OSHAWA, ONTARIO, MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1962 ~ gow & ONE OF CARS IN MYRTLE FATAL ACCIDENT SUNDAY AFTERNOON | --Oshawa Times Photo 'Safe-Crackers MYRTLE "FATALS" ALARM. 'Hold Spree | § DIE IN 3 COLLISIONS -- ("iit we wna n win WHITBY (Staff) -- A safe-- MYRTLE (Staff) -- At leastyelse is killed before we get some|other car involved, Wallace Radford, 23, of 100 Warren av- enue, Oshawa, He suffered mul- | cracking spree at district points} one resident is alarmed at the|action?" asked Mr. Oliver. | has resulted in an investigation : : He suggests that the Depart- : jattempt to catch the culprits, [umber of fatal accidents OT cat of Waters 'oetall a flaahe tiple lacerations, undetermined | Early Saturday morning, OPP|have occurred on a olebouoee (79 signal at this intersecion|head injuries and shock. He on a routine check, found that/stretch of highway near herelas a means of slowing down|was alone at the time of the the Claremont Co-op had been during the past three weeks. | \raffic. jerash. [st blasting. the safe open |, Rov Oliver, a Myrtle service] Anyone interested in helping|199 FEET DRIVE Almost simultaneously, police) Station mage 0g Fig oo aoe Mt Oliver in his campaign br Police' investigating the colli- discovered that the Cashway|°0?S Dave died in someting hil a can contact him at/ sion, which occurred at 2.40 p.m. |Lumber Co. office in Brooklin pl a ib |Sunday, believe that Radford should be done to slow down pesos proceeding west on the dents recently and jhad been broken into and the 'a may have come in contact with|safe blasted 5o|the traffic. open, About 4, Name Rector +] For St. George S |plies weighing 3,529,682 pounds| rain neal 7 confirened|Manhatian and the Brons. while Ueory that the same person or The St. George's Anglican Church will soon have a new rector. Ven. Frederic George Ong- ley, Archdeacon of Peter- borough, was recently appointed to fill the vacancy left here last June by Canon Clinton Cross. Mr. Ongley will assume his du- ties some time during the first half of September. A graduate of Trinity College, University of Toronto, he was ordained a deacon in 1938 and entered priesthood in 1939. From 1938 until 1940 he was assistant- curate at the St. Church, North Toronto. He was locum tenens in Collingwood from 1940 unil 1942. In 1942 Mr. Ongley joined he RCAF as a chaplain, Upon com- pletion of five years of service 3 jtoday to find and vaccinate all | persons who may have come in leontact with a young Canadian wee ee |smalipox victim. k a | The stricken boy, James Wil- liam Orr, 14, flew here from {eee Paolo, aren), Aue. ne : 2 ' oO --Oshawa Times Photo |Persons, including hs parents land a brother and sister. He passed through Idlewild airport, went by cab to Grand Central tenminal and sat in the SET UP CENTRES huge station's waiting room for| To cope with the challenge, - " / i irl died Sunda | Ph vedanta, ded suns) Myrtle Survivors who handled his baggage at the! sunday morning, employees of intersection of Highway 12 and Ww ; we airport, the cab driver wioltne Claremont Co-op found that/County Road No. 9. | Are Satisfactory drove the family to the city and] tho building had been entered) «Must we wait until someone| TORONTO (Staff)--A spokes. man at the Hospital for Sick spot gir Bd rn ovee|| and another unsuccessful s ra At Terminal who may lieviltete" Siva toe, Scniayy Gon MISS FRANCO Children in Toronto said today touched or passed near the!stable Sel Holroyd, OPP Whit-| SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain|that two young Whitby boys boy in the waiting room. |hy detachment discovered that|(Reuters) -- A powerful bomb|re in satisfactory condition to- There are about 12,400 cabs in|the front door of the Claremontlexploded Sunday outside the|day by rote - tgp at |New York City with some 40,000/Pos Office had been jimmied|walled estate here of head-of-/Myrtle Station Friday night. | | | They are 14-year-old Sjouke made at blowing up the safe. |formed sources said. No one|Huitema and his 11-year-old drivers, jand an unsuccessful attempt|state Francisco Franco, in- Constables Holroyd and Ericjwas injured in the explosion,|brother, Johannas of 357 Dove- = Me GIVES SUPPLIES EDMONTON (CP)--The larg- est RCAF airlift in history car- dale drive. The twocar colll- pee food, fuel and other sup-|8'% hours before boarding from Thule, Greenland, to Alert,} members of the St. George's!* Heres 4 |States since 1947, they said. parish feel fortunate to have|Aug. 19, the RCAF said here| down each passenger. him with them. Sunday. have scattered to far places. Clement! with the air force he entered the * diocese of Brandon and became rector of the St. Matthew's Church, in Brandon. | In 1953 he entered the diocese of Toronto and was appointed) © rector of the St. John's Church, | in Peterborough. «His appoint- © ment to archdeacon of Peter- borough followed in 1956 and he had held that post until the present time. Mr. Ongley is now 50 years of age, is married and.has two) sons, age 19 and 9, and one} daughter, age 18. Mr. Ongley is highly regard-| ed throughout the diocese of To-| ronto as well as elsewhere and Ike Rebuked | For ECM Talk | LONDON (Reuters) -- The right-wing Daily Express today, rebuked Dwight Eisenhower for} speaking in favor of the Europ-) ean Common Market while in London. The newspaper said the for- mer U.S. president, now vaca-| tioning in Scotland, is a wel- come and honored visitor--"In- deed, British enthusiasm had much to do with building up the fame which took him to the' White House." | ajthe city health department set up 12 vaccination centres in N.W.T., between Aug. 6 and|¢@8e Of smallpox in the United|airport, the cab driver who |may have come in contact with Some|the boy to step forward without | delay. --| Smallpox is a highly commu- | nicable disease that can be fatal if unchecked. A city health department spokesman noted that the incu. the disease actually breaks out, vaccination is useless. While the city vaccinated more than 300 persons at its centres yesterday, the U.S. pub- lic health service gave vaccina- Idlewild airport. Aerolineas Angentinas vided a passenger list of its forts were being made to track Racing Pigeon Club Meets The General Racing Pigeon |held their weekly young bird's race last Saturday from Inger- soll. This was the fastest race so far of the current series as the |birds were released at Inger- ' soll at 10.15 a.m. and they start- @|ed to arrive in Oshawa at 12.43, & ROTARY FULFILLS OGH PLEDGE ing the Hospital y Lovell, Chairman of | President of Oshawa ag ond Rund Campaign of the Oshawa Gen- | Club. This cheque is the final eral: Hospital, receives a $3,.|-payment of a $9000 pledge | 000 cheque from Fay Brooks, ' made by the Rotary Club dur- | shaving flown the 120 miles in two hours and 28 minutes. The jresult of the race was as fol- | lows. A total of 230 pigeons partici- pated, Following are those that were clocked. E. Gibson 1401.93, J. 1401.86, J. Askew 1400.12, L. Prescott 1398.69,. E. Gibbie 1396.68, E. Jackson 1396.30, L. Kinsman 1395.05, L. Kinsman 1393.81, L. Prescott 1378.88, F. Cowle 1372.56, F. Cowle 1372.09, J. Strachan 1361.50, McGrath and Son 1358.88, J. Kehoe 1354.30, L. Ratelle 1352.96, L Rateile 1350.49, D. Bejowsky 1346.67, D. Bejowsky 1343.57, J. Askew 1336.31, J. Strachan 1319.80, F. Cowle 1315.25, L. Ra- telle 1305.39, J. Keohoe 1264.18, Building |Kellar and Sproul 1261.05, Kel- lar and Sproul 1144. 12, E. Jack- son 1064.90, Kellar and Sproul --Oshawa Times Photo I901.01. bation period for smallpox av-|! erages from 10 to 14 days. Once| ° tions to more than 400 others at pro-| : Flight 322 from Brazil and ef-| | Strach| | Trowell are heading the investi- gation. They are working on the persons are responsible for all the break-ins and the theft. the- latest in a series of plastic }bomb blasts that Spanish police |have blamed on the anti-gov- ernment 'Popular Liberation \Frént" movement, sion claimed the life of two men, John Maitland, 28 of Beaverton and Thomas Singer, 20, of Willowdale. PRESENT WALLET TO BREWSTER | Mayor Bill Corby of Teens- | ville, the Oshawa Recreation Committee sponsored Teen Club, is seen at left, as he presents a wallet to Wéndel Brewster, Oshawa director of Recreation, during the regu- lar dance night at the ORC | The | building Friday -- night. half of Teensville in recogni- tion of Mr. Brewster's past services to Oshawa recrea- tion. Mr. Brewster is one of two persons representing On- tario, who will visit Europe shortly to study recreation in that continent. The trip is be- ing made by representatives | presentation was made on be- | of all the various branches of | Ontario Municipal Govern- ments. Two have been chosen to study recreation. Mr. Brew- ster will leave Oshawa on Labor Day for the three week tour. The Oshawa recreation director hopes to bring back a substantial amount of inform- ation that will benefit Oshawa recreation activities. --Oshawa Times Photo nonth concession of Whitby Township, a road which inter- sects Highway 7 and 12 at Myr- tle. The Olesen car was proceed- ing south on the highway. The impact drove the Olesen car about 100 feet from the in- tersection where it came to 'rest in a chicken yard, at the home of Charles Jetten. 'The Radford car stuck Jet. ten's private garage and smash- ed the whole front and door down on top of Jetten's car which was parked in the gar- age. Damage to the Jetten car was slight but both Radford's and Olesen's car were smash- ed beyond repair. Radford's car was incapable of being towed until wrecking crews placed it on a four-wheel dolly to take it away from the scene. This fatal crash came within 40 hours of a three-car crash / |which occurred near midnight Friday at Myrtle Station, a half. mile north, which took two lives. It was the third fatal highway crash on a three-mile strip of Highways 7 and 12 since July 20, which have taken five lives. PC Ray Bibeau and Sgt. Charles Hefferon, of the Whitby Detachment of the OPP, investi. gated. New Radiation Belt Formed NEW YORK (AP) Dr. James A. Van Allen said Sun- day that a huge new radiation belt in the lower reaches of the Van Allen belt has been formed around the earth as a result of the July 9 high-altitude nuclear test. conducted by the United States over the Pacific. Van Allen, a professor at the State University of Iowa, dis- covered in 1958 the radiation belt which is named after him. The belt circles the earth from an altitude of about 600 miles to perhaps as high as 100,000 miles, Couple Found Shot To Death NEWBURY, Ont. (CP)--Mau- tice Lamaitre, 54, and his 53- year-old wife were found shot to death on their tobacco farm about three miles north of here early Sunday. Crown Attorney C. C. Savage of London said investigation in- dicates it was a murder-suicide. Alan Lamaitre, 16, son of the victims, and John Sipple, 17, a friend, discovered the bodies. The man was found lying be- side a pickup truck in the yard with a .22 calibre rifle by. his side. Mrs. Lamaitre was found dead in her bedroom. ----