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'DAHLIASHOW' 2 té«s, Landscape Work Address Theme M. Hamilton, R. J .H. Branton and Mrs. Geo. Puckett. DAHLIA SHOW RESULTS In conjunction with the meet- ing a Dahlia Show was held under the chairmanship of R. J. H. Branton. Dahlias, 7 Pom Pom with Foliage -- Lloyd Johnston, Rich- ard Branton. Dahlia, one red decorative -- Richard Branton, Lloyd John- ston. Dahlia, one yellow decorative -- Lloyd Johnston, Richard Branton, Mrs. Richard Branton. Dahlia, one 'white decorative -- Lloyd Johnston, Richard Branton. Dahlia, one pink decorative -- A well attended meeting of the Oshawa Horticultural So- _ciety was held Tuesday evening in the E. A. Lovell Public School when K .Svanefelt, of the Weall and Cullen Nursery at Agincourt, spoke to a very at- tentive audience on Landscape Gardening. Mr. Svanefelt recommended a scalloped border rather than one with straight lines and strongly urged that plantings be made with plenty of room to allow for growth which would not leave a crowded planting for the future. In foundation planting the height of the shrub should be considered sb it won't inter- fere with the view from a win- |Lloyd Johnston, Richard Bran- dow. The speaker also spoke on the|ton, Mrs. Richard Branton. care which should be given CO ccageen Phage rane ge es pirate: for: Dpet renin. |Miss Leona Stainton. | President Archie Whitmee stated that one bus was already/ Lloyd Johnston. filled for the trip to Lake Placid) Dahlia, one giant semi cactus on Saturday, Oct. 13, and urged' -- Lloyd Johnston, that those planning to go pur- Dahlias, three small cactus or chase their tickets early. 'semi cactus, red -- Lloyd John-! With an invitation from the|Ston, Wm. Alchin, Richard] Ajax Society to attend t heir| Branton. meeting and fall show on Mon-| Dahlias, three small cactus or day, Sept. 10 the members were) Sethi cactus -- Lloyd Johnston, again asked to make bus reser- Wm. Alchin. ; vations. | _ 3 ger bagi or ae . |semi cactus, any other color -- Another invitation from the/wm. Alchin, Lloyd Johnston. Brooklin Society for the Oshawa) pantias, 3 miniature or ball-- Society to be their guests fotiriovq Johnston, Miss Leona ae penser 5 on Sept. 24 had|ctayaton ¥ . en accepted and cars for! Basket of Dahlias -- Lio 4 '5 -- Lloyd com scgheagenel aacue 8T-' Johnston, Wm ..Alchin, Miss : : |Leona Stainton. ee aoe Gain ee nemi _atte rs.. Earle Sandford, rs. Eeecday tone ee --e Gilmore, Mrs. Charles , . S| Silver. ae tha Fay vee by the local! Vase of annuals -- Mrs. Earle or the occasion. |Sandford, Miss Leona Stainton, Door prizes were won by Mrs. | Miss Emily Macchi. | OBITUARIES ' MRS. ELMER J. GIBSON the Port Perry Community Me-| Mrs. Verna Ileen Gibson, wife} morial Hospitai of the late Elmer J. Gibson| 'He was a member of Nestle- passed away Aug. 20, in the|ton United Church and also Dahlia, one giant cactus eg | | KINSMEN CONVENTION ELECTS NATIONAL EXECUTIVE The executive of the nation- | wound up over the weekend. al Kinsmen clubs was elected | Left to right are: Hugh Revell, in Regina at the organiza- | Scarborough, Ont., treasurer; tion's annual convention that | Bob Kline of Brampton, Ont., secretary; Walter Bellian, | Brampton, national president; Bob Casex of Prince Albert, | outgoing national president; | | | National Director Of Publicity NEW WOODBINE ENTRIES THURSDAY, September 6, 1962 Gordon Garrison, a past) FmsTr RACE -- "Black Admiral" i ins-} Thr Four: -old Fillies president of the Oshawa Kins-| for ee _and r-yeat-ol Maidens. Purse $1900. 6% Furlongs. men Club, was last week named| Ma! Bang, NB 117 es) national director of publicity) ovely. ynne, Wolski X1.2 jati ci | Delightful Devil, Roser 117 o Association of Kinsmen} cy og rashion, Turcotte X105 S. Mr. Garrison's appointment) was made at the 4st annual! Kinsmen convention in Regina. : The Association of Kinsmen) {i> Fuihones. Clubs represents 390 clubs from| Mountain Fire, NB 119 int-| Suellfella, Gubbins 123 coast to coast and the appoint reas tree ment of Mr. Garrison to the| Adowh W., Krohn X12 national executive is the first|Court of Appeal, Wright 123 for Oshawa. Area Kinsmen in attendance at the convention with their wives included Gordon Garri- son, Arthur Stone, president elect of the Oshawq club and) candy. Request, Turcotte X119 116 ' Saturday Jones, Bonnie Bricker, Gonzalez 117 Graybrook's ast, Fitzsimmons 116 ids up. Claiming all $2500. Purse Purse $1900. 6% Furs. Division of Ist. Chipora, Hernandez XXX100 Choppy Gale, Krohn X105 Tudor Nymph, Hale 117 Chinos, Jet, Gordon 116 Grey Roussel, Fitzs's 110 Port Perry Community Memor-|served a term on the Cartwright jal Hospital after a lengthy ill-| Council. | ness in her 64th year. He leaves to mourn his loss | Mrs. Gibson was the daughter|his wife Gladys (Heaslip), and) of the late William and Eliza|*hree sons, Ross, Halifax, N.S.; Van Nest of. Solina. In 1920 she married the late Elmer Gibson and they lived in Oshawa for 20 years. She was a member of King Street United Church. In 1933 they bought a farm near Greenbank where she lived up until her death. She was a member of Greenbank United Church and Order Of The Eastern Star, Sunderland. |Sudbury; also six grandchildren. The funeral was held Wednes- day, Aug. 29, from the Mc.| Dermott - Panabaker Funeral} Chapel, Port Perry. Rev. E. S. Linstead, pastor of the United Church, conducted the service. Interment was in Nestleton Cemetery. POOLS TO OPEN ON WEEKENDS Oshawa's two swimming pools -- Rotary and Somer- set -- will remain open Sat- urday and Sunday after- noons through September. Ald. Albert Walker, city property committee chair- man, told council last night the pools will be open as long as the weather remains favorable. "We will make every ef- fort. to notify the public if the pools close on short no-» tice because of the wea- Left to. mourn the" loss of a loving mother are Marilyn (Mrs. Ross Smalley) Sandford, and Keith at home, one sister, (Mrs. Sam Brooks, Bowman- ville) three brothers, Norman of Windsor, Jesse of Bowman- ville and Arnot of Brantford, five grandchildren, Tleen, Nancy, Stanley, Ronald and Joan Smalley. The funeral took place from the McDermott Panabaker| chapel in Port Perry. The ser- vice being conducted by Rev. Harris of Greenbank with in- terment being made in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. Many floral tributes bore silent | Merlin, Nestleton and Lavern,| h s | Fool, Fitesimmons applying for incorporation of Pidalestick, Turcotte Xi19. the chub as a limited company, |Marchena, Dittfach (A) 103 Douglas Lowe. From Whitby|Swing Gai, NB 11 were Jack Robertson and from|©o™nty Road, NB 110 Ajax, Neil Ellis. CITY COUNCIL NEWS IN BRIEF Council has given Junior A Hockey Club officials permis- sion to use the name '"'Oshawa"' in the club's proper name. 4 city law firm, acting for a group -of local citizens who are| FOURTH RACE -- "Venita Strome"' for Three-year-olds and up. Claiming all $2500, Purse $1800. Seven Furlongs. Divisiin of Scond. Wind, Gonzalez 115 Menotti, Dalton 118 That Mickey, Kallai 123 | First ead, Wolski X118 More Water, Hale 118 TX Co entino 118 Rubal Khali, eblanc X118 Swampscot, Turcotte. X118 Sherona, Potts 115 | FIFTH RACE -- "Persian Gulf" Three-year-olds and Claiming all $3500, Purse $2000. One Mile and 16th, Turf Course. « | Shine Fa eblanc X105 | SPCOND RACE -- "Chateau" Three-| |Acadian's Jester, NB 111 (A) Bill Beasley en | .and Four-year-old Filliesm ca aiael od tid | | Bold Scholar, Dittfach 11 | 'EIGHTH RKE -- "andtort" Hammerhead, NB 118 i Menadet, Hernandez X103 | Airco War, Gall 11 . Sun, Krohn (A) 1X118 NB 116 lis View, |(A) Mrs, J. T. Tripi, R. McEwan and |S. Piva entry. QUINELA BETTING "Edinburgh" Two- Claiming all SIXTH RACE -- year-olds. Fid. in Can. $5000. Purse $2000. 6% Furlongs. Fiddle Diddle, Gonzalz (A) 122 Royal Tragedian, Potts 122 Bibby Brier, Potts 122 Wise Selector, 119 March, Wolski Xi17 Hootenany Annie, Gonzalez (A) 116 Admirais SEVENTH RACE "The Mida"| Three-year-olds and up. Claiming all) Flight Bolin 107 Bala Riman, Fitzsimmons 116 Chilly Filly, Turcotte X107 Rock Age, Cox 115 Real Gentleman, Krohn X105 Brown Panther, Harrison 110 Mr. G, J., McComb 110 Bull Pine, NB 115 aul Polly, Krohn X107 3 Also Eligible: Roman Will, Remil- lard 112. | | Three- year-ilds and up. Claiming all $2500. | Purse $1900. One Mile and one furlong.| Honey Boots, NB 105 Star Skipper, Robinson 112 Kingwood, Hernandez XXX108 Gray Ben, eblanc X110 Trust Him, Dalton 110 Spit Ball, Gubbins 123 Prince Robert, Wright 115 War Caper, Wolski X118 Whitville, Gonzalez 118 Nance's Rule, Cosentini 123 Yola 2nd, Tureotte X15 informed counril a letter of} approval from city council must be filed with the Provincial Sec- retary. TO DETAIL ASK WATER SERVICE The North Oshawa Neighbor- hood Association has asked) council to install water service for the new recreation centre in order that "activities may be held on the first floor of the bullding by Sept. 15." | CIVIC SURVEY Oshawa City Council will meet tonight with represen- tatives of Woods, Gordon and Company, Toronto man- agement consultants, to hear details of the firm's civic administration survey. The meeting will be barred not only to the press, but to city department heads as well, Mayor Chris- BUDGET TRANSFER Council approved the transfer of $25,000 from the city's Dust testimony 'in respect to the de-| ther," Ald. Walker said. ceased. Pallbearers were William MORE FOR SPACE Stone, George Beaton, Albert) DALLAS, Tex. (AP) -- The! Harper, Stanley Aldred, Mor-|Dallas News says it had learned | ley Raines and Allan Crosier. |that a new crop of astronaut cael candidates will likely be named/| ALLAN R. SUGGITT by the National Aeronautics} Allan Richard Suggitt passed|and Space Administration at| away in Oshawa General Hospi-| Cape Canaveral, Fla., later this! tal Sunday, Aug. 26, in his 69th|}month. The next manned: mis. | year. | sion, a six-orbit flight by Walter Born in Cartwright township,|Schirra, is scheduled. the last | son of the late Mr. and Mrs.)week of September. The News) Richard Henry Suggitt, he farm-|quotes a NASA source as say- ed there until 10 years ago when/ing that if this target date he moved to Port Perry and|holds, eight to 10 new men will was a maintenance employee atibe named at that time. | Prevention budget to the Sur- a day. face Treatment budget. This | Col, &, S. McLaughlin has} tine Thomas revealed Tues- | jat 3 p.m. at the cemetery. humans. being conducted in the, county equipment and. some aircraft CITY AND DISTRICT 18- MONTH TERMS PETERBOROUGH -- Floyd Michaels, 31, of Whitby and Ronald Gilmour, 32, who gave no address, were sentenced to 18-month reformatory terms by Magistrate W. R. Philp here Tuesday. The men were arrested earlier in the day and charged with breaking, entry and theft at Westmount Plaza "|store. They pleaded guilty. DECIDE SKEET TITLE Stu Shea, of Peterberough, defeated world champion B. C. Hartman, of Ottawa, over the weekend at the Northern. On- tario open skeet championship during the weekend at Garson, near Sudbury. Al. Wood, of Oshawa, was one of five. con- testants who shot 99 or 100. Forty - eight contestants _took part. HOSPITAL REPORT Following is a report of the Oshawa General Hospital for the week ending Sept. 1: ad- missions, 267; births, male 34, female 21;. discharges, 289; new- born discharges, male 26, fe- male 18;. major surgery, 55; minor surgery, 134; eye, ear, nose and throat, 54; treatments and examinations, 146; casts, 119; physiotherapy treatments, 14 People Dead™ From Sleeping Sickness Germ ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) Eight new suspected cases of sleeping sickness went on the records Tuesday, but Pinellas and Keith Adams of Calgary, national vice-president. (CP Wirephoto) WINS COLLEGE TRIP Monica Ann Connolly of Osh- awa will be one of 79 high school students who will attend a science seminar at the On- tario Agricultural College, Guelph, on Oct. 18. 19 and 29. The seminar is described as "A preview of a: College iidu- cation in Science'. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, September 5, 1962 3 Clinic Seeking 500 Donors Here - The summer: holidays have come to an end, but according to Red Cross officials the need for blood by our hospitals is still present. The summer. months are a busy time, as people move to tages and our highways crowded with cars. Ac- cidents do not take a' holiday and for this reason, whole blood and blood products are needed to save lives. . The Canadian Red Cross Blood Donor Service will be in Oshawa Thursday, Sept. 6, and will set up a clinic in'St. Greg- orys Auditorium, Simcoe street north. The Blood Donor Com- mittee, under the chairmanship of Mr. R. H. Stroud are hopeful that at least 500 persons will register for this September clinic. ' Blood and blood products are used in our hospitals to control hemorrhage, to combat shock, to prepare patients for surgery, to save infants born with heart or blood defects, to assist burn victims and help mothers in childbirth just to mention a few uses. Only 30 minutes is required to donate blood at a Red Cross Clinic and this includes the time needed for registration, tests, donation, rest and refreshments. Only three quarters of a pint, only one twentieth of the aver- age body content is taken, and this is replaced within 24 hours. Oshawa has always led the province in blood donations, and it is hoped that registration at this September Clinic will be a Volunteer Red Cross workers have been contacting many Osh- awa organizations to donate. blood, and all presidents of are requested to contact' eir members to attend this Red Cross Clinic. ; Any person between the ages of 18 and 65 years who are in average good health may donate blood, however, as a double. cheek, trained Red Cross nurses. will take a simple test to see if, the person can donate blood. Nothing is left to chance as the whole program is under the ex. pert supervision of trained Red: ' Cross workers. Clinic hours on Thursday will bé from 1.30 to 4,30 and 6 to 9 in the evening. There is plenty of free parking: at the clinic, and there will be no delays once you have regis tered with the Clinic. The actual donation itself takes only four to five minutes and no discomfort is experi- enced donating blood at a Red Cross Clinic. New and old donors are re- quested to register for this clinie on Thursday, as the need 'or blood is urgent. Boost your Ca- nadian Red Cross and your com- munity by being a Red Cross Blood Donor. AUTOS DAMAGED LINDSAY -- James Lucas, 25, of Downeyville and Eric Elliott of Simcoe St. N., Osh- awa, were drivers of cars damaged extensively in an accis dent' on Highway 36 near Ken- nedy's Bay curve Sunday. Lind- say OPP investigated. County health authorities wiped 84. of the original 145 cases off their statistical books. COMING EVENTS County health department di- rector W. C. Ballard said the 84 cases could not be confirmed as sleeping sickness, known medically as 'encephalitis. \ This leaves 35 proven cases/ of the illness and 26 suspected) cases, Ballard said. State health) officials said 14 deaths have! been caused by the disease. The city commission passed| an emergency bylaw making it) unlawful for citizens to feed) wild birds within the city limits. Birds are considered carriers of the virus. The illness is trans- mitted by mosquitoes that feed, on the birds and then on The bylaw did not} provide for any penalty if vio- lated. An extensive campaign "Going, Going, Go--!"' YES! Only 3 Ravine Lots Left! VISIT... Us tonight and see how your "dream home" can come true in Beau Valley! SEE "THE ANTIQUA" NOW OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION UY, OLN is for the eradication of mosqui- toes. Extra insecticide fogging will be used. Plan Dedication Soldiers' Plot SHORGAS "A HEATING & APPLIANCES "A Pleasant Place donated a further addition to) the Soldiers' Plot in Oshawa) Union Cemetery, Council was! told Tuesday night. The plot will be under the) trusteeship of Branch 43, Royal| Canadian Legion, wrote A. Hill, Legion secretary. A special dedication service will be held Sunday, Sept. 16,| by | KASSINGER PHONE 725-9121 PHONE 723-2265 Industrial and Commercial The established, reliable Ges Dealer'in your area. 31 CELINA ST. i (Corner of Athol) : l 728-9441 |weau Valley To Live" | will leave more than $15,000 in the dust prevention budget, while raising potential spending in the latter budget to $153,500.| at a cost of $10,700. Company officials have at- tended council meetings and have studied the administra- tive routines of city depart- ments for several months. TO HEAR PROPOSALS | Council. will meet in com- mittee next Monday night to, | hear recommendations on de- 5 AMBULANCE CALLS | benture issues put forward by| The Oshawa Fire Department| : . . "answered five ambulance calis a representative of Dominion | gom 8 a.m. 'Tuesday to 8 a.m.| Securities, fiscal agents for the/today. One false alarm was' city. 'also reported. j 04 SIMCOE FREEZER SPECIAL FRONT QUARTER BEEF CUT & WRAPPED FOR THE FREEZER LEAN, MEATY Lae ©4669 SHORT CUT (Ist 4) 79 ECONOMY--6 & 7 09 FRESH PORK-END C Ib FRESH PORK FRESH PORK BUTT RINDLESS BREAKFA' BACON FRESH PORK LEAN, MEATY SHORT RIB BONELESS SHOULDER POT e HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS e n 49' SHOULDER FOOD MARKET ST. NORTH BANANAS EXTRA FEATURE GOLDEN YELLOW D IN Your. Q CONTAINER 7 C Ib 69 49 09 og og C Ib C Ib . c ! Ib EGGS CHRISTIES' BROOKSIDE BREAD 2..3]° FIRST GRADE Cc BUTTER 55% ST -- EXTRA FEATURE -- FRESH KILLED OVEN-READY 24-3 LB. AV. The study was authorized | by council early this year, . | TOMORROW SEPT. 6th,--1:30 to 4:30, 6:00 to 9:00 P.M, at ST. GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM, SIMCOE ST. NORTH Regular blood donors are urgently requested to attend with or without an appointment WE ARE DESPERATELY SHORT OF ALL NEGATIVE TYPE BLOOD We need 400 bottles of blood to replenish our blood bank, ! ¢ RADIO Park, euchre, Grenfell Avenue, 8 p.m. every Wednesday. Admission 50c. ments. 'High score month- ly prize $5. BINGO Bathe Park, Eulalie Avenue, Thursday, 2 p.m. Euchre, Saturday, 8 p.m. LITTLE BUCKAROO -- RANCH Now arranging dates for hay rides, corn and wiener roasts, private donces, Christmas parties. FOR RESERVATIONS DIAL 725-2737 REGISTER NOW! Fall riding lessons in horsemanship now in operation, Group, Trail. Riding . TOWN AND COUNTRY SUPPER AT MISS ANN HOLTS COURTICE 3rd house east of Nichols. Gurage SEPTEMBER 6th 430 TO 8.00 P.M. ADULTS $1.00 CHILDREN 75c ond 50¢ AMPLE FREE PARKING Sponsored by Oshawa Rebekoh Lodge No. 3 BINGO Union Hall, Bond Street Wednesday, Sept. 5 7:30 P.M. 20 Games--$8 and $10 Anytime, by Reservation Dude ranching weekends Riding instruction, trail rid- ing, meals and accommodo- tion $10 a day. Organizo- tn or family groups accept- LITTLE BUCKAROO RANCH DIAL 725-2737 {End of Rossland Rd. East.) | Share-The-Wealth 6--$40 Jockpots , NOVEL BINGO THURSDAY EVENINGS 7:45 at ST. GEORGE'S HALL, (Albert and Jackson Sts.) Game $6, $12, $20 May be doubled or tripled $220. JACKPOT INCLUDED Door Prize $15 WHITBY BRASS BAND BINGO CLUB BAYVIEW, BYRON SOUTH, WHITBY WEDNESDAY, S EPTEMBER 5th -- EARLY BIRD GAME--SHARE-THE-WEALTH Bus Leaves Oshawa Terminal -- 25c¢ Retum - $200.00 SPECIAL $20 EACH HORIZONTAL $50 ADDED IF WON LINE--$100 FULL CARD IN 51 NOS. OR LESS 5S GAMES AT $30--20 GAMES AT $20 TWO $250.00 JACKPOT GAMES Church Bus Leaves 4 Corners at 7:20 p.m. $1.00 ADMISSION IN€LUDES ONE CARD Ist--No. 57, 2nd--No. Door Prizes 53 -- $30 Consolation - Children Under'16 Not Admitted ' May we remi nd' you that THE BIG SHOW THE ORONO FAIR WILL BE HELD SEPT, 6 728. THURSDAY PREPARATION DAY FRIDAY School parade, antique cars, gymnastic display, Holstein show, © Harness Racing, Tobacco Queen, Dance, Jimmy Fisher and orchest SATURDAY Tieing contest, Go Cart Racing, ra. Antique car parade, Big 4 Guernsey Club Regional Show, Light racing, amateur program. Agricultural and farm machinery days. . horse and Beef cattle show, horseshoe pitching contest, Harness * exhibits and mammoth midway i For mony other outstanding features and detailed program: re- port consult Aug, 31 edition of your Oshawa Times. Entertainment for all ~~ OSHAWA JAYCEES Monster Bingo.- Thursday, Sept. 6th The Orono Fair ne , 20 GAMES AT $20--5 GAMES AT $30 1--$150 JACKPOT $20.00 PER LINE PLUS $50.00 PER FULL CARD 2--$250.00 JACKPOTS JACKPOT N $10 PER LINE PLUS $200.00 NUMBERS THIS WEEK PLUS $150 TOTAL PRIZES GUARAN EXTRA BUSES -- Spare Ribs GRADE "A" LARGE SIZE 47. 24-02. ne OO : { % DOOR PRIZES RED BARN, Oshawa OS. a1, 56 PER FULL CARD IN 51 -56 $25.00 CONSOLATION PRIZE TEED IN THESE TWO GAMES ADMISSION "_ 4 aoe tacts "He ee ee eee eee oe ne