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'emneene he eee oe THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, April 1, 1963 J FIRE KILLS Six mer, 35, was repoted criti- . in Sponsor Drive TOWANDA, Pa. (AP) -- Alcal condition in a hospital. mother and her five children) ------------ Ty A. R. HUBBARD were killew Sunday in a pre- BURKETON -- The UCW are) dawn fire that destroyed the in- currently sponsoring a collection|terior of their two-storey frame Burketon UCW -- Nine Canadians Win Sweepstake Money of woollen and cotton:goods. home. The father, Gerald Pry- By THE CANADIAN PRESS {no room for any more furniturejearned by myself. I've got all Mr. and Mrs. L. R, Argue Vancouver and Richmond|in the four rooms. My husband|I need." attended a weddng in Ottawa|Greenwood, Mr. Norman Hill, Ont. residents cleaned up|has his longshoremen's pension|qrye TO NEEDY on Saturday, and visited rela-|Sproule, Kendal, were recent Saturday on their Irish Sweep-|and we have our old age pen- jtives in Tweed om Sunday. guests of Mrs, E. Bryan. ay : ;| Both Vancouver women plan| stakes tickets as Canadians won| sions, so we're pretty well off."|tg give some of their i a Mr. and Mrs. K, G. Robbin $930,000 on the results of the| Mrs, Fritsch, 71, a widowed] away to people in need and al-|SPent a few days wth friends Grand National Steeplechase at/nurse, said: ready Mrs. Imler. has two re-|i Picton recently. Aintree, England. | "I don't want to travel, I didjquests--one from a woman who| Mr. and Mrs. D. Lane and Vancouver boasted two peo-|that when I was younger. I|wants $800 to bring her eight-|family have taken up residence ple with tickets on Ayala, the;come from rich people -- my year-old son from Poland, and|n Oshawa, : 66-to-1 winner. They each won/grandfather had a big hotel at/another from a teen-age girl Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Coulter $150,000, Richmond Hill, a small|St. Moritz--and when I was|who wants $200 to help her,and Susan, Mintz, France are Toronto-area town, had a win-|younger I had lots of meney,|mother, sick amd on welfare. spending a few days with Mr. ner and a second-place ticket-|I gave it all away to the poor.| "I'll give help to individual|/and Mrs. A. E. Riley. holder who won $60,000 on Car-| "This time I'll keep some for|People, not to charities," Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs, J. Hogerverst rickbeg's performance. myself, but I'll go on working."|Imler said. "They get plenty,|and family, Bowmanville, were Im all, five Canadians had|' Mr, Johnston, 68, a $90-a-week|but so many people really need| Saturday evening guests of Mr. first-place tickets, two had sec-| auctioneer's assistant, said: money but can't get any. I'm and Mrs. J, A. Turnbull and onds and two more won $30,000) «1 fee) wonderful but it's not oe foes eR tg oma Bo 5 Oe and Mrs. Lawr each on the third-place horse,|soing to make a bit of differ-| sete before 1 give, and I'll : .. ae , i ives) Greenwood, Mrs, Hawa's Song. ence. I'm going to let the pl | myselt end. rvleiees St. wl So Winners included Mrs. Ethel| money just sit in the bank. I've ' Robinson of Toronto and Dereklhad money before this, hard.|,"ts: Fritsch, a doctor's) '|Wallbanks of Richmond Hill. : ie =? 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War, it was announced Sunday.| book." jf at Nu-Way, carpet and broad- COMES TOO LA The film is to be produced in loom has been a specialty for TE But the big, easy money came pee Dh ee hg -- Bee if BACK ACHES 18 years . | . with thousands too late for Mrs. Edna Imler,/#8reement with producer Jack of yards on display to select |Mrs. Lena Fritsch of Vancou-|Le Vien, wartime press repre- TRY A KIDNEY ; play | the request of Canadian stu- |ver and Adam Johnston of Tete tag Geckos "HOUSECLEANING" "ee 728-4681 en pes . |toria. |Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, Se i | After 21 twice as many women as m NU-WAY derstanding .of Africa. | Confronted with their $150,000) EYE Atver 21 twice. ag Ioaay women BE 1300) --(CP Wirephoto) | wins each in the sweepstakes, | Y irritation caused by a germ, Escherichia RUG CO. LTD. 174 MARY ST. @ Commercie! and industriel Sites @ Leaseback @ Development Paul Ristow REALTOR 52% Simcoe N. 728-9474 Richmond Hill won $60,000 each. 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The speed-up in getting the Mrs. Imler, 78, a housewife, . ity, it did| fi aris on station in the) Said: For reasons of security, it did|first Polaris We hve w houde and hikes New Targets In Range Of | \not name the submarine nor) Mediterranean apparently was 2 8 | say whether it is equipped with|!0 prevent @ gap in missile US. Missiles \the first A-l model missiles or| firepower in that part of yes the longer-range A-2 series. |World from ay ae a the WASHINGTON (AP)--Poten-| The submarine appeared to oceinaiy are » ais che tial targets deep in southern|have reached its station a little Jupiter ved mt eo ee anal . ms Russia came under Polaris-| earlier than had been planned|.2"d removed from furkey missile range Saturday as aloriginally. An earlier defence|!taly. United States submarine took| department announcement said) water. 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