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PASSENGER LINER WELCOMED BY TUGS The Liner Carmania, for- merly the Saxonia, is wel- comed by tugs as if moves under Montreai's Jacques- Cartier bridge. The ship's first Trans-Atlantic voyage, being redecorated, was since mar- red by the loss of a passenger off the coast of Newfoundland. --CP Wirephoto Bid To Walk FORT ERIE ENTRIES | TO MAKE TV DEBUT | NEW YORK (AP)--Film star| Elizabeth Taylor has agreed to| make her television debut in an 60 Miles Fizzles Out PETERBOROUGH -- Radio| announcer Larry Costello, who Tuesday said he'd crawl the} Peterborough marathon if nec- essary, today is in satisfactory condition after receiving medi- THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1963 SATURDAY, APRIL 20 Si FIRST RACE -- Maidens foaled in| chver Canada. Purse $2100 for two-year-olds,| 4% furlongs. Lady Domain, No Boy, 118 Empire Boy, Elliott, 118 Leader Lane, Dittfach 118 Tavy Blue, Turcotte X113 Moral Support, No Boy 1i8 Alma, No Boy, 115 Merry SECOND RACE -- |Sweet Lady Briar, Bolin fos ' j Censor. Gubbins 1 last 20 miles of his Oshawa-|Turkey Joe, Despirito 118 CLEAR AND GOOD Enticed, Elliott 112 {Stand Firm, Adams 112 Stipper, No Boy 110 Jaded Jewel, Turcotte X102 |Sanber, Leblanc 1 18 Also Eligible: Brian's Boy, No Boy. 145; Nance's Rule, No Boy, 117; Mich jalena, Turcotte X108; Bayfield Joy, |Robinson 118. | FIFTH RACF--$4500 claiming, Purse} |$2000 for four-year-olds and upward, | furlongs. Count Page, Gubbins 110 Fire Queen, Uyeyama 105 $2500 claiming. Bobby Pin, Viola 116 Purse $1600 for three-year-olds, 6% fur-| Montana Flight, No Boy 110 longs. Sun and Wind, Robinson 113 | hour-long color special next fall, 'a TV production company an- {nounced Thursday. Television |Productions of America said |Miss Taylor will "get the high- lest fee ever paid a performer lin television."" The amount was not disclosed. The program has not yet been assigned to a net- Treatment and Research Foun- |geons, | Another c lin October 1960, is the provi- By M. B. DYMOND, MD Health Minister for Ontario Through The Ontario Cancer dation a multitude of services are available to cancer patients in the Province. To carry out its program the Foundation re- ceives its income from Provin- cial and Federal cancer control grants, as well as donations from various sources including the Ontario Division of the Ca- nadian .Cancer Society, whose} annual campaign for funds is) currently in progress. One of the services available is a free biopsy service. If a person has, or is thought to have cancer, his physician may send a specimen of the suspect- ed tissue to a pathologist. The report will be sent back to the doctor at no charge to him or his patient, as the Cancer Foun- dation will pay the pathologist's fee, Several thousand cases of cancer are diagnosed through this biopsy service every year, and it has proved a great help to practising physicians and sur- introduced | | service, sion of certain drugs at no cost, to needy cancer patients. This service is for patients at| home, under the care of their own doctor, who need this spe- cial assistance. The doctor re- quisitions the drugs from the Foundation and the prescrip- tions are filled by dispensaries of the Princess Margaret Hospi-| tal or at certain of the hospitals| where Foundation clinics are) 6 work. located. Ontario Cancer Group Aids Many . 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, April 19, 1963 Two rehabilitation services are available. These are for patients from all over Ontario at the Princess Margaret Lodge, at no charge. One is a speech therapy centre. If a patient has lost his larynx due to cancer surgery, he must learn another special way of talking, known as oesophageal speech, If he cannot learn to speak he will be provided with an electro- larynx through the generosity of the Cancer Society, The second rehabilitation service has to do with the pro- vision of moulded replacements for facial disfigurements resuit- ing from radical cancer sur- gery. This service is in the hands of a very skilled crafts- man and is entirely free to any who may require it. Every year a great deal of money is spent on cancer re- search for the discovery of bet- ter treatment and cure. But much can already be done for cancer patients, and with the facilities available in Ontario many cures can be accomplish- ed, particularly when the dis- ease has been detected in its early. stages. Without The Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foun- dation many diagnostic and) treatment facilities would not be available to cancer patients in the Province, except at great expense. This is one more ex- ample of how the Government of Ontario provides badly need- ed health services and makes them available to the people of this Province. DEPOT VESSEL LAUNCHED AT MONTREAL OBITUARIES The federal transport de- treal by Mrs. Gordon W. based at Dartmouth, N.S., to partment depot vessel Nar- Stead, wife of the assistant : whal is shown here shortly deputy transport minister, TY cango into the Arctic, | : before her christening at Mon- The $2,600,000 ship is to be --CP Wirephote cal attention for his asphalt- » lid worn feet. Castello, who decided to take up the near 60-mile walk with vacationing. Adam Scott CVI students after broadcasting re- marks about President Ken- nedy's physical fitness pro- gram, gave up 10 miles short of Peterborough after trudging all day Wednesday. About 85 students started out and some 30 finished, The win- ner was given a 1950 model car, a taxi firm offered free rides to the first several girls to com- plete the jaunt and a barber- shop offered haircuts to some of the boys. Some of the students were picked upon the highway by strangers, some by worried par- ents ip ame the ov 2 their fog-bou straggling -| Menets spring, and some of the young-|sunsy 'Mere, Porson sters didn't even report for the Discovery Bay, Wolski 120 chicken dinner offered those Kitty, Terry 115 who completed Mapu, Adams 117 Moon Romance, No Boy Pee nee ----, ager | Flaming Louise, Turcot! A)X100 lary's ward, in ? | | European Jet, Turcotte tCayxt07 | kit hatthk Wes Laskandaan Al MRS. ROY REYNOLDS tired only last year pao | emer Denes ke oy (Be. muah tan ven oe "| The last member of a pio-|of the Peterborough branch o mir: ) . Purse $2400 for three-year-olds, , Coun ian Getbine 106, ad loturons. eenbalbon tee jneer family, Mrs, Roy Reynolds,|the Ontario Motor League Vest, Leblanc 117 me Des, Tae, 10 of 89 Westmoreland avenue, died| which he had served for six in the Oshawa General Dasa While in that position he| k Former Oshawa Man Is Killed LODI, California (Special) -- Former Oshawa resident, 81+ year-old Paul Kuyzk of Lodi, California, was killed Wednes- day night when the car in which he was a passenger was struck by a train at a level: crossing near here. GREENWOOD ENTRIES SATURDAY, April 20, 1968 end age SM FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 3-year-|Veda Riddell,Wm. Habkirk olds and up. Non-winners of $2000 at/njadam Sampson, H. McKinley anytime. Purse $1100. . {Johnnie R., D.Palmer Orowann, C. Wannamaker (Lady Scotchway, B. Madili Brad Mack, C. Lockhart Cotton Maid, A. Walker Dr, McGregor, Wm. Habkirk Silver's Girl, D. Guil Barney Handy, R. E. Filion Five for ie, Ean (B)123 yd Snag og ag ht Bower, Xi , No Boy _ pos Beau Pierre, Turcotte X107 Prince Siaple, mores, at pital today. She had been injsaw the membership seapeh sd is tage ibhce etcle Renker Sowa 4 Se eee i ths|3,000 and the area coming under| BoA' Webster and Cherudon Stable |Alibhai Flower, Simpson X104 |poor health the past six months/3, entry en aeringne ie QUINELLA BETTING ec her ag OE hd oo branch great-! Daisy \ | ended. THIRD RACE -- maidens foaiel ia) SEVEN amiicey. Purse 97,900 sdded,|Ciathe pecggoell born in Toron- Tone of the senior members of| | Canada. Purse $2100 for two-year-olds, Stakes Handicap. Purse $7,500 megan FS ' 1 1880 and. was the] the Kiwanis Club he was.a past! F | Aug. 1, J 'i | |\daughter of the late Mr. andj president and has been inter- Suzy H., F. Hill wae Mrs. Joseph Clarke. lested in Kiwanis activities for| Sane oh 'She was married in Toledo,|more than 20 years. In 1946 he| Also Eligible: David Hal 8B p.| ' was ; " | E : 1 8. FP Tureetas 1 |Ohio, Oct, 18, 1927 and has liv-| was elected to the city council! Crowe; Donland Dell, G. Ritchie, Right Cet, Grasby 1s | Carroll County, Despirito 123 ed in Oshawa since 1928. Prior) and remained until 1949. I 1952) oie BES Areeecene, 108 | eG to her marriage she lived in|he was elected to the utilities Pantoismine, EIGHTH RACE -- $2500 claiming. reli Big Rocky, Hoo rocng Pg er $1800 for four-year-olds and: x9 Brampton. | commission and served cheet! | an, ; Covsel Fins, Homitand sab | The deceased was an adherent) three-year terms. Purse 31000 for foatjesernde sniiinS:|Bet 'N Win, Robinson 118 of Northminster United Church.|. Born in England 61 years ago, ward, 6 fi veas-olds ang "P"\Leap Year, No Boy 118 |She is survived by her husband,|/he came to Peterborough in, ee he aera |Roy, and a niece, Mrs. Irene|1933 and he and his mother,| |Speedy Bird, No Boy 118 \Freeman of Oshawa. She was|Mrs. Mary Raine, resided at) bx teen, Bae ae predeceased by one sister, Mrs.|303 Sherbrooke street. He oper-| Alvin Sarles (Josie) of Oshawa) ated for more than 20 years a) 1956. refreshment and tobacco store) Mrs. Reynolds is at the Arm-| at the corner of Sherbrooke and strong Funeral Home for ser-|Rubidge streets and for a short- EIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 4- year-olds and up. Non-winners of 2 naces since March 23. Purse $2600. |HAL'S Bomb, H. McLean So Long'sPrince, R. H, Filion Mighty Dudley, K. Waples Larry Dillard, H. Varcoe Armbro Express, H. McKinley SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 4-| Fleetwood E. Grattan, E. Shea year-olds and up. Claiminb all $1500./Roy McGregor, Wm. Habkirk Mr. Kuyzk moved his family | Purse $800. \Frisco Lee J., A. 1 ; bag cede, CARS": OS cca Whitby to California in, ee Rocky, Meriwys, ¥ > | Knight; Rony C. Grattan, B' Medill. {1954 because his oldest. son had stormy Atom, RH. Filion NINTH RACF -- 1 Mile Pace. a-vear-\2" acute asthma condition, He LAMP OF LEARNING \S Boy, R. McQuaide jglds and up. Claiming all $6000. vargas oy" previously. been employed | . at Dunlop Canada Ltd., in Whit- Dr. Henry D. Taylor, a [cone Boe, 1 ee lby. He also attended the Osh- Windsor, Ont., physician who has devoted more than 30 years service to education, |Boy Blue, H. McKinley Eligible: Bye Bye Forbes, W.|Hollyrood Richard, J. Reid awa Missionary College. He is survived by his wife, has been awarded the Lamp of Learning for 1963, by the A }Prince Porter, Dittfach 110 | eet oe 3. K Galbreiih | |POST TIME 2 P.M. CLEAR AND FAsT|in THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 4-|Jean First, J. Geisel Jr. the former Joyce Smith, two | year-olds and up. Claiming all $2500.|April Haven, G. A. jsons, Paul Michael, nine and r ¢c | Gregory, seven; and two daugh- vice at 2 p.m, Monday, Aprilier period at the corner of| Ontario Secondary School 22. Rev. H. A. Mellow, pa George and Brock streets. Teachers' Federation. The He was a member of All/presentation was made Thurs- Gear shift, M. LeBlane Also Eligible: 5 Crimson Fiash, D. Dufty Loney; Direct Noble, K. jters, Sandra, 3% and Karen, iow, 1%; also his parents, Mr, and of. Northminster United Church, Mrs. Paul Kuyzk Sr. of Califor- will conduct the service. In-|Saints' Anglican Church andjday by Miss Margaret Robin- terment will be in Mount Lawn/held numerous offices in the} son, president of the federation. congregation. He. was also &| The late E. A. Lovell of Osh- Happy Gallon, L, Geisel Ginger Reno, H. Young Vesta Direct, P. Crowe 1 < nia and a sister, Rosemary. member of Royal Arthur Lodge! awa, for many years a mem- No, 523, AF and AM, Peter-| ber of the Oshawa Board of borough Lodge of Perfection.) Education, received the 4% furlongs. Four-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs, | Grand Garcon, Leblanc 116 |Burnt Roman, Fitzsimmons 117 Midway Blue, Turcotte X113 few Minister, Lanoway 120 Bamboo Curtain, No Boy 118 All Canadian, No Boy 109 Full Honors, Fitzsimmons 118 |Moony, No Boy 111 Langcrest. McComb 118 | Wihosteo, McComb Jammed Lively, Robinson ié¢ Monarch Park, 6 FOURTH RACE -- larvere, G. Kingston the ® One tired, teenage red-head, | blistered feet resting beside run- ning flat-soled sneakens, sat for nearly an hour in a radio station lobby waiting for her parents. CAPSULE NEWS Bed Pushers On Way To Toronto PORT ARTHUR (CP) =| STUDENTS ' DEMONSTRATE merchandise from a downtown|Twenty-three high school stu-) SEOUL (AP)--South Korean . (university students staged an store. She pleaded not guilty. |dents pushed a bed out of Saar ' Ronald Davis, assistant man-|taxehead city Thursday on the anti-government demonstration! John Horton, 4 Rockelm road, ager of the downtown S. S.|,. jhere today on the third anniver-| Scarboro. Kresge's store, told the court first leg of what they hope to! sary of the bloody 1960 student) Mr, Horton is survived by his Mrs. Morysiak had taken four|be a record 500-mile jaunt in| uprising that toppled the Syng-|wife, the former Mary Gifford; tea towels, four bottles of hair-|two - and - a - half days. The|™an Rhee government. Some/and two sons, David and John, spray and two hair permanent| youths, ail students at the city's|200 demonstrators from thelof Scarboro. kits from the store in her hand|Westgate High School, are|State-run national university de-/ He is also survived by his bag without paying for the arti-|bound for White River, Ont.,| manded an early end to strong-|mother, Mrs. Louise Horton, of cles valued at $12,89. . and return, and are divided|™an Gen, Chung Hee Park's Oshawa; two sisters, Mrs. into relays of three teams. |military junta regime which|W. .W Morrison (Edith) and SCHWEITZER TO STAY LIBREVILLE, Gabon (AP)--| po as eet 88, told| tiends and neighbors at Lam-| barene Thursday he expects to| OSHAWA'S remain in his African hospital| ORIG AL for the rest of his life. He spoke) CARPET CENTRE at the first day's sale of a stamp commemorating the 50th anni- a h 7 ea \Thelgiers'. wale versary of his arrival in Gabon. | Spencer Stokes, G. Kingstor | et Nu-Woy, carpet end broad- loom has been a specialty for4 18 years . . . with thousands s: nm |Safety Man the Second, C, Hilliard | of yards on display to select Stole From Store Fine Woman $50 Mrs. Lydia Morysiak, 505 Al- bert street, was fined $50 in the Oshawa court today for stealing Cemetery. Friends are asked not to call at the funeral home before} Saturday evening. WILLIAM JOHN HORTON Following a lengthy illness the death occurred at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital, Toronto, Wednesday, April 17, of William FOURTH RACF -- 7 Furlong Trot. 3- year-olds and up. Non-winners of 3 or more races in 1962-63 preferred. Claim- ing all $3500. Purse $1200. Cheer Victory' T. Turcotte Happy's Mac, J. Williams | from, PHONE 728-4681 NU-WAY RUG CO. LTD. 174 MARY ST. Goldie Breeze, R. Boily Omodean, C. Lockhart Also Eligible: Highland Glen, H. Var- coe; Gypsy Brewer, Wm. Habkirk. | d | | Scottish Rite. Masonry and) award during his lifetime. |Peterborough Chapter Rose) He is survived by his mother, | one son Richard James Raine, CITY AND and a grandson Daniel. Also lr Sool, i. MacForiend | surviving are a sister, Mrs. R.! Silk Boy v, K. wae NEW HOME England, and brothers James of| FAILED TO FILE diam lucois shear ons SPECIALISTS | Peterborough and Jack of| Joseph Galka, 634 Champlain) rir RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 4-year-| Oshawa. javenue, was fined $10 in thejolds and up. Claiming all. Purse $1200, The body is at the Comstock|Shawa court today for failing| time, Pocrowe ito file a Ragen tax return for) Mt. Orab Boy, 0. Burrison o Linda Chief, L. Y. Wright funeral will be held Saturday,|'"® ™onth February. He! Riselawn Boy, C. Lockhart April 20, to All Saints' Anglican| leaded guilty to the charge. [Mr Cricket. R, Turcotte, Church with service at 11 a.m./ 15 YEAR BUTTON | Streamline Lee, C. Loney | Also Eligible: Eddiecan, K. Gal-) Reel ciate. Burial will be in Little|with a 15-year perfect attend-|°™™ Estete Lid, | Lake cemetery. jance button at Thursday's meet-| {SIXTH RACE -- 7 Furlong Pace. 2.| i ACCEPTED Ane ing of Westmount Kiwanis Club|2n4 4yearclds. Non-winners of 4 races} 286 323 King St. W. FUNERAL OF fn Adelaide House. lense. than maiden or claiming. Purse) Lynden Anne, L. Eaid Croix. A. Campbell (Jean) of Oxford, | Also Eligible: Willy Tass, B. Madill; | Trivue, P. Crowe funeral home from where the |Flo'sSon, A.Macrae | The Rev. M. P. Poole will offi-| Robert Stroud was presented} | MRS. JENNIE PILKEY | | QUINELLA BETTING The memorial service a BANK DEBITS [Lachinvar Duke, Wm. Hicks Mrs, Jennie Pilkey, of 25%4| The Canadian Banker's Asso-|\inde's Lad, G. Filion j . Lon ; SO-| Andy Counsel,B. Ki | Prince street, who died Mon-|ciation reports debits to indivi-| Janet's Guy MeNet | day, April 15, in the Oshawajdual bank accounts in Oshawa! Miss Swan Creek' R. Boily | NOW! $100 000 00 e ri ) -------- ' AT BEAU VALLEY IS YOUR BEST BUY We will sell your home fast. Call us to-doy. SCHOFIELD-AK 360 KING ST, WEST (Limited) @ Don Ellison @ Gerry Osborne @ Ro 725-6687 "}25-7294 AVR a Maen Eighty-nine members of the) Simcoe Hall Golden Age Club,| ranging in age from 65 to 87,) celebrated their 14th birthday) Thursday night. | It was the 14th anniversary of the founding of the club and on hand to join along in the cele- bration was 87-year-old Mrs. Margaret Arkle of 343 Mitchell avenue. She joined the club the first day it started and became its first president. The party was under the aus- pices of the Golden Jubilee Chapter of the Independent Order of the Daughters of the Empire and the senior citizens were entertained by the 29th Girl Guide company of St. Mark's Anglican Church led by Mrs, J. S. Waller. An official birthday greeting| came from Mrs. Don Brown, vice-regent of the Golden Jubi- lee Chapter, IODE and was a@- knowledged by Mrs. V. Chaplin, president of the Simcoe Hall Golden' Age Club. Each member of the club re- ceived table favors and a rose. 723-2265 Iph_ Schofield 728-3376 (Corner of Athol) is 728-9441 = elictanenl LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1. The Council of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa intends to construct cement 'concrete sidewalks on the streets as shown below, as a local improvement, and intends to specially assess all or part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work: ESTIMATED COST Owner's Annual Owner's Cost Rate Per Per Ft. Ftge, _ Ft. Ftge. $ 10.075 $ 1.369 -_ City's Side Width Toto! Shore West 5' $ 3,076.73 $ 0.00 Name of Street From S. Limit King St. West 13.40' E, of W. Limit Lot C-1, Sheet 19, Plan 335 W. Limit Mary St. To N, Limit Athol St. West Centre St. King St. South 11.5' 44,582.24 421,23 8,210.04 0.00 0.00 Queen St 71.60' W. of W. Limit Victoria St. 16.90' W. of W. Limit McMillan Dr, 28.713 28.713 28.713 3.901 3.901 3.901 , "KINDNESS King St, East BEYOND PRICE, YET WITHIN REACH OF ALL" GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 King W. 728-6226 | North 11.5' King St, W. Limit Ontario St. North 11.5' 33,113.22 NEED AN... il FURNACE? PERRY DAY OR NIGHT 723-3443 BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 2. The estimated cost of the work is $88,982.23, The special assessment is to be paid in ten equal annual instalments. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner 12-2 P.M. Hotel Lancaster "I know it was a very crazy } idea that came to my head, and! They say they hope to beat| came into power in a 1961 coup.|Mrs. A. R. Martin (Bernice) of I am very sorry," said Mrs.ja 480-mile bed push by Mc- Oshawa and a brother, Harold, Morysiak, 'explaining she had|Master University students last! BLAST KILLS TWO jof Vancouver. intended i return to wee ont summer. | PARIS (Reuters) -- At least int ae Fderag a ne and pay for the merchandise. | Be eS : |two persons were killed and 27 le snerrin: Funera The court was told the| NASSER CONGRATULATED |injured today in an explosion|Home, 873 Kingston road, To- Kresge's merchandise was) BELGRADE (AP)--President| and fire at an oil products plat|'"t0, at 1 p.m. Saturday. Inter- found with the accused in an-|Tito sent congratulations today| and depot in suburban Genner-|™€Mt Will be in Oshawa Union other downtown store and em-|to President Nasser of the/villiers. Scores of firemen bat- Cemetery. ployees there had informed the! United Arab Republic and lead-|tled the blaze for 90 minutes DR. FRANK E. MELLOW scr a eae cal as ers of Syria and Iraq on their/before bringing it under con-| pxpRIDGE -- Dr. Frank E General Hospital in her 68th\during March totalled $320,700, | °° Bye Baldwin, G. Kingston foc It then." aid Mr. D x ¥| agreement to federate. ; trol. The plant was owned by a! Meliow, 88 who practined sk year, was held at.2 p.m. Thurs-/000, This compared with $332,| SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile Trot, 3-| but 'on "aid ow 'ai pis |French subsidiary of the British) physician here from 1912 until|92¥ 2 the Armstrong Funeral} 800,000 in February of this year {in ios203. Purse s9000. ele A i Liabilit Ins tg *| Petroleum Company. he was taken ill recently, died| meee ya arottat, pastor of| 204 2298:700,000 in March of] | Wid ul Hy urance Mrs. Morysiak protested she Golden A e PLANE GETS P Wednesday in Uxbridge Cottage} q; We v a 2 ee Ms last year. | | did have enough money. She LOS. ANGELES Call An| ospital. pau tag arvion anter | SHORGAS had made a statement to the iOS ANGELES (AP) -- An] He graduated from Queen's|ment-was in Oshawa Union| ,/® SHORTEST ROUTE | PREMIUMS s PER malice later, the eourt was told, sll all ane Bg 597| University in 1902 and practised] cemoters | From its tropical lowlands to| HEATING & AS LOW AS YEAR which Crown Attorney called an u ar leap ' me re gauge to 92,-|for 10 years in Saintfield before|~ 'The pallbearers were A,|it8_SnOw-clad wilderness in the APPLIANCES ; "abbreviated" edition of the ac- | of ect Thursday in. preview | moving here. Taylor " Vaillancourt, R "orth, Sikkim pr sents the] A Court Judgment can ruin your life financially . . . be safe cased's testimony belore Mag-| be conditions the craft will meet) Dr, Mellow is survived by his tee var Mt town «N. Mate.| Shortest route from China to the| Industrial and with ad: it istrate Frank Ebbs today, when) ® jin re-entry from heights of 70\wife, the former Daisy Car- eo 1 ier |Indian plains. a she procendes to "explstn' the Birthday cies savant a secede michael; a son, Dr, Ross Mel- sum, nad 2, Landeny. ir Commercial | | incident, until the magistrate ine , aci low of Hamilton and two grand- : i Tae tee hee 10. the poorly the spherical gauge designed to| children, Elizabeth and 'Calah HOSPITAL LIFTS | FUEL OIL ™ le gig porn on "This sort of thing has got to measure dynamic pressure. "--, for automatic delivery aaldcue > anid tl : e funera vi i | | EL s pee elegy -- PLAN BIG RALLY held in Uxbridge United "Chureh! VISITING BAN DX OIL -- 31 CELINA ST. EL PASO, Tex. (AP)--Prepa-|at 1.30 p.m. Saturday. Inter-| Visiting restrictions _im- IL CO. | rations for a Communist rally}ment will be in Pine Grove; posed at the Oshawa Gen- Phone 668-3341 Coulter To Take are a being made in|Cemetery, Prince Albert. eral Hospital during the uarez, Mexico. The El Paso | i i ia : . : RICH recent influenza epidemic . Times says the rally will be held sci tancnce PAINE. _. | have been lifted, according Tri To urope April 26-27 about 100 yards from UGH -- Rich-| ¢> William A. Holland, hos- the U.S. border, The newspaper _ (Dick) Raine, "pe served) pital administrator. | said the two-day meeting is ex-|f0ur years as an alderman of| ~ Ye said it - : eo lla ayy |pected to attract several thou-/the city council and nine as aj Pls 'that a ae tives ol re Can _, pees |sand. Communist sympathizers|™ember of the Peterborough) {terest of the patients, tive parts industry from the interior of Mexico, | Utilities Commission, died in| visitors will limit their sta Tie seate Gepassmient bing hospital early Thursday, April! {o not more than 20 ahionies oe es, Pea ae TOOK LONG WALK _--/18, after a very short 'iliness.| @nd to prevent cross-infec- oe deraeay ay. dune $8: OTTAWA (CP) -- Two high He Was only admilted to hospi-| tion that only ane patient The nine-man mission will in- school youths returned to their|'#! Wednesday after collapsing) wit] be visited on any one vestigate prospects of increas- Ottawa homes Thursday after|O" Water street. day. ing sales of Canadian automo- walking 100 miles in three days.) Mr. Raine was one of the; iach patient is requested tive parts to Western Europe. Norbert Frank, 20, and city's most civic-minded citizens} not to have more than two ee ee aie ote oe Carruthers, 16, waiked to Mor-|2%d had a long record of public! visitors at any 'one time. oo the teade depart: risburg, south of here on the|2%d service club service. He re- -- St. Lawrence River, and back. Members include: Stan They said they wanted to prove Green, Chatham, United Auto- ved srg ong: Bh nag are really 12 DAYS LEFT mobile ae America; A. hothing to boast about. G. Coulter, awa, Coulter . : ° Manufacturing Co, Lad; C. N. to file your 1962 income tax returns. Fouse, Preston, Ont., Kralina- tor Lad. Have Your Return Properly Prepared $2.00 Tl Short DAILY 9 to 9 UV.A.W. HALL SATURDAYS 9 TO 12:30 @ PUBLIC INVITED @ 3. Persons desiring to petition against undertaking the work must do so on or before the 21st dey of May, 1963. DATED at Oshawa this 19th day of April, 1963. L. R. BARRAND, Clerk, City of Oshawa