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A helicopter comes to rest on the landing platform of HMCS Asiiniboine, a St. Laur- CONVERTED ent class destroyer undergo- ing trails off the west coast following a major conversion that has given her an added DESTROYER anti-submarine punch, She now features a_ helicopter landing platform with hanger cradled between twin funnels, Horticultural Society Has Flower Display A 'splendid display of bloom was shown in the auditorium of the E. A. Lovell School, 12¢ Centre street, Oshawa, when the Oshawa _ Horticultural . Society staged the annual Flower and Vegetable Show on Saturday August 17 Under the chairmanship of Leonard Weeks, the entrance to the show was seasonably set with modern garden furniture and cups and trophies were dis played, Visitors enjoyed the outdoor atmosphere as they wewed the tables of bloom and with their friends A large entry list was re corded as the exhibits were prepared and the committee in charge was pressed to place all the entries At the close of the judging the public was welcomed by|lie Guy. Salvia -- 1. Mrs, Leslie| Mrs. President William Frost as they entered to view the exhibits. The arrangement classes were large and created a great deal of interest. A description of the class and the winners in that class fol- lows: chatted! Leslie Guy, 3, Robert Ward, Pansy:.1. Mrs. Gilbert Brown, 2. Robert Richards, 3, Mrs. Leslie Guy. Petunia, louble 1. Robert Ward, Leonard Martin, 3. Mrs. Clar- ence Tink. Petunia, ruffled: 1 V Cl nce Tink, 2. Mrs Elmer .Tapping, 3 Leonard Martin Petunia, single: 1 Tapping, 2 Mrs Tink 3 Robert 8. Roses, 3 blooms: 1 Hopkins, 2. Mrs. Earle Sand- ford, 3. Mrs. Arthur Winter Rose, 1 bloom: 1, Mrs. Earle Sandford, 2. Mrs. Elmer Tap ing, 8, Thomas Hopkins Roses, 1 spray -- 1, Earle Sandford; 2. Mrs Branton, Stocks -- 1. Mrs. E Sandford; 2 Mrs Che Silver. Scabiosa -- 1, Mrs 9 Mrs Mrs. Eliner Richards Thomas Mrs Blake narle arles Les Guy, Snapdragon -- 1. Robert Richards; 2. Mrs. Charles Sil- ver, Sweet Peas -- 1, Mrs. Clar- ence Tink; 2, Mrs, Charles Silver, Verbena -- 1, Mrs. Leo Karnoth; 2,. Leo Karnoth; Mrs, Clarence 'Tink, Zinnias, Dahlia -- 1. Mrs. Frank Hea- Display of Garden Flowers:| Slip; 2. Mrs. Clarence Tink. Zin-| Mrs. Leslie Guy, 2. Charles Silver, Collections 2. Mrs. Leslie Guy, 3 Charles Silver. African Violet: 1, Mrs, Richard Branton. Begonias: 1. Richard Bran- ton, 2: Mrs. Frank Heaslip, 3. Mrs. Earle Sandford. Phlox: 1, Richard Branton, 2. Mrs.| Charles Silver, 3. Mrs. Frank Heaslip. Asters: 1. Leonard Martin, _2. Mrs. Clarence. Tink, 3. Mrs Arthur Winter. Asters (small) 1, Mrs. Blake Branton, 2, Mrs Fred Scott, 3 Robert Rich- ards. Carnations: I. Mrs. Clar- ence Tink. Cosmos: 1. Mrs Clarence Tink, 2. Leo Karnath, 3. Mrs. Leslie Guy. Calendulas 1, Mrs. Clarence Tink, 2 Earle Sandford Celosia: 1, Mrs Frank Hea- slip. Dahlia: 1. Mrs. Clarence Tink, 2. Lloyd Johnston, 3 Mrs, Leslie Guy. Dahlias (2 blooms): 1, Mrs. Clarence Tink 2. Richard Branton Mrs Arthur Winter Dahlia (1 bloom): 1 Clarence Tink, 2. Lloyd ston, 3. Richard Branton lia (1 large cactus): 1 Clarence Tink, 2 Mrs John Dah- Mrs Lloyd John Phlox (5 ence Tink, 2 Charles Silver, 3. Rob ert Richards. Gloriosa Daisies 1, Leo Karnath, 2. Mrs; Leo Karnath, 3. Mrs ke Bran ton. Gladiolus, whi 1, Mrs Arthur Winter, 2. Leonard Martin, 3. Thomas Hopkins Gladiolus, yellow: 1. Duncan MacMillan, 2. Thomas Hopkins 3. Mrs. Charles S t Gladiolus 1. Richard Branton, 2. Robert Richards, 3 Mrs, Charles Silve pink: 1. Thomas Duncan MacMillar Richards. Gladio) Duncan MacMillan Branton Gladiolus; Gladiolus Hopkins 3. Robert rose 1 Richard 9 red 1 Duncan MacMillan Mrs. Arthur Winter, 3. Richard Branton Gladiolus, smoke: 1. L. Thomas Hopkins, 2. Duncan MacMillan Gladiolus, named: 1. Thomas Hopkins, 2. Duncan MacMillan 3. Richard Branton. Gladiolus any other color: 1. Duncan MacMillan, 2. Leonard Martin 3. Thomas Hopkins. Gladiolus miniature: 1. Duncan MacMil lan. Vase of Gladiolus 1 Thomas Hopkins, 2. Duncan MacMillan. Basket of Gladiolus 1. Thomas Hopkins Dahlias, ba Cactus Mrs. Clarence Tink. Dahlias basket Pom Pom: 1. Mrs. Clar ence Tink. Basket of mixed flowers: 1. Mrs, Clarence Tink 2. Robert Ward, 3. Robert Rich ards. Marigold, African: 1° Leo Karnath, 2. Richard Branton. 3 Leonard Weeks. Mar gold French: 1, Mrs. Clarence Tink, EYE EXAMINATIONS PHONE : 723-4191 by appointment F. R. BLACK, 0.D. 136 SIMCOE ST. NORTH 2 Mrs.! Mrs. |nias, Cactus -- 1, Leo Karnoth; of|é: Cactus: 1. Mrs. Gilbert Brown,|Charles Mrs.|Pom -- 1. Mrs. Clarence Tink; |den 9 Mrs. Leo Karnoth* Silver, 3, Zinnias, Mrs Pom Leonard Weeks; Branton, Zinnias, other 1 Richard Branton; 2, Mrs. Clar- ence Tink. Lily -- 1, Mrs. Leslie Guy; 2. Leo Karnoth; 3, Mrs Leo Karnoth, Other Annuals -- 1, Leo Kar- noth; Mrs. Blake Branton. Mantel Arrangement -- 1. Mrs Clarence Tink; 2, Robert Rich- ards; 3. Mrs. Charles Silver; 4 Mrs, Elmer Tapping. Centre Piece -- 1, Mrs. Clarence Tink; 2. Mrs. Elmer Tapping; 3. Mrs Gilbert Brown; 4. Robert Rich- ards.. Modernistic Arrangement -- 1, Mrs. Clarence Tink: 2 Mrs. Charles Silver; 3. Mrs Earle Sandford; 4, Robert Rich- ards One Color Arrangement -- 1 Mrs. Earle Sandford; 2. Mrs Clarence Tink; 3. Mrs. Charles Silver; 4. Mrs. Gilbert Brown Modernistic Arrangement Glad- iolus -- 1. Mrs. Clarence Tink; 2. Mrs. Charles Silver; 3, Rob- ert Richards. Novelty Arrange ment -- 1. Miss Emily Macchi; 2. Mrs, Earle Sandford; 3: Mrs Gilbert Brown; 4, Robert Rich ards Driftwood Arrangement -- 1 Leo Karnoth; 2. Mrs. Earle Sandford; 3. Mrs. Joseph Dom- inik; 4. Mrs. Charles Silver Dish Garden Arrangement -- 1 Mrs. Joseph Dominik; 2. Robert Richards. Arrangement in kitch. en utensil -- 1, Mrs. Earle Sand- ford; 2. Mrs. Joseph Dominik: 3. Mrs, Clarence Tink: 4, Miss Emily Macchi. Men only -- 1 Clarence Tink: 2. Leo Karnoth Richard Branton; 4. Robert Ward Collection of Vegetables -- 1 Lloyd Johnston; 2. Leo Karnoth Beets -- 1. Mrs. Charles Silver: 2. Leo Karnoth; 3. Liovd John ton. Carrots -- 1. Leo Karnoth Mrs. Charles Silver: 3 Lloyd Tohnston Corn -- 1. Mr Charles Silver; 2. Leonard Mar tin. Cucumbers -- 1. Leo Kar- noth. Onions -- 1. Mrs. Leo Kar noth, 2. Leo Karnoth: 3 Johnston Onions, any -- 1. Mrs Leo Karnoth: Leo Karnoth 3. Llovd Johnston. Onions, Span. st 1. Lloyd Johnston: 2. Mrs larence Tink; 3. Leo Karnoth Peppers -- 1. Leo 'Karnoth: 2 Lloyd Johnston; 3. Mrs. Clar- ence Tink. Potatoes -- 1 Leo Karnoth: 2. Leo Karnoth: 3 Leonard Martin. Tomatoes -- 1 Leo Karnoth: 2. Mrs noth. Any Other Vegetable -- 1 Mrs. Joseph Dominik; 2. Lloyd Johnston; 3. Leo Karnoth 3. Richard . type 2 -- "KINDNESS BEYOND PRICE, YET WITHIN REACH OF ALL" GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL " 390 King W. 728-6226 2.| Dahlia Clarence} the judge 3 jwere presented to the winners in| doyd - Mrs.} Leo Kar- CLASS Robert Richards; Blake Branton, Cos- Robert Richards, -- 1, Robert Richards. Gladiolus -- 1, Robert Rich- ards; 2. Mrs. Blake Branton Marigold, Fr --- 1. Robert Richards. Marigold, French -- 1. Robert Richards. Petunias -- 1, Robert Richards, Zinnias -- 1. Robert Ric ds; 2: Mrs, Blake: Branton. Cemtre piece -- 1. Robert Richards. Mante! Ar- rangement; 1, Robert Richards The best Gladioli in the show was grown by Thomas Hopkins, )NOVICE Asters -- 1 Mrs. mos - 1 9 ./a beautiful violet spike, 'Violet Charm"'. The best Dahlia as chosen by was a large cactus type of a lovely orange shade, "Nutley Sunrise' exhibited by Clarence Tink. In the novice section, the best bloom was a fiery red cactus type Dahlia grown by Robert Richards. | To close the show the trophies the garden competition. by the competition chairman, Thomas Hopkins, and Leonard Weeks, chairman of the amnual show. The winners were: Best gar. or landscaped property; Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Gwodz, 36 Rosehill boulevard, Owners flower and vegetable garden, under 3000 square feeet, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Karnath, 146 Centre street. Owner's Flower and Vegetable Garden, under 3000 square feet, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Dominik, 319 Ritson road south. Owner's flower garden, 2500 square feet or over, Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Flint, 747 Bess- borough drive, Owner's flower garden, under 2500 square feet, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weather- head, 46 Arlington avenue Rock Garden -- Mr. and Mrs Leonard weeks, 92 Grenfell street. Flower box: Mrs. Sam- uel Snowdon, 104 Arlington av- enue, Best kept Public or Sep- arate Schoo! Grounds: Ritson Road School, Custodian C Steenburg 238 Mary street Small repair or -service station Sabyan Motors, Ritson Road and Olive Avenue CITY AND DISTRICT PLAN TOURNEY St. Gregory's Council 2671 of the Knights of Columbus will hold annual golf tourney next Saturday at. the Whitby Golf and Country Club, starting at 10 a.m. A reception will be held in the K of C Hall on Bond Street following the tourney at 5:30 p.m Prizes will be pre- sented at this time THREE CALLS During the 24 hours up to 9 a.m. today there were three routine ambulance calis. The Oshawa firefighters were called out to deal with a blaze in an old shed in Grandview. There were no accident reports from the city police department Its FLEES TO WEST BERLIN BERLIN (Reuters) -- A uni formed 20-year-old East man border guard jumped on the Moscow-Paris express as it slowly left the East Berlin sec- tor and escaped into West Ber- lin, West Berlin police reported Wednesday SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, reliable Gos Decler in your eree. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 ~| Also Eligible: Fight A Lat, Leblane. 4 . Ger-; "Gump" Set For Game At Stadiu-n Lorne (Gump) Worsley of the Montreal Canadians who is in Oshawa in connection with the fund drive for the proposed new the exhibition softball game at Kinsmen Stadium tonight at 8.15 p.m. Worlsey will play for the Osh- awa Tony's, along with Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks, against the NHL All- stars, a team composed . of members of National Hockey League teams. : Gump feels that the All- stars may have a slight edge but warned agains underestimat- ing the Tony's, Earlier reports placed Wor ley in the outfield but Gump said he would rather be back- stop. He thought the idea of a Na- \tional League battery would be} lan attraction for the fans, | | Tonight's game will undoubt- | ledly prove to be one of the |most unique sporting events of| |the year, | | Given t because his hair style is simi- |season with the Candiens Defence)|the NHL in September. A Montreal man, "Gump' played junior in his native city before joining the New York} Rovers in 1948. He was also} jwith the Saskatoon Quakers and/ Port Credit - Man Aequitted i. je Sror se BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Alrea) this year, | careless driving charge against) "Gump" has also been on in- a Port Credit man in Magis-'ternational tours, visiting Eng-| trate's Court here was dropped) jand, France, Switzerland, Ger- on the acceptance of the ac- many and Austria cused's testimony RES A EASA EID Arnold Spirggs of Port Credit} told the court that his failure! to stop, and thereby avert ® paying full attention or rear-end collision in the pass-|** t ig ergy tala | ing lane of the 401, was due to] Wouldn t have hit him," charged a lack of signals from the car)' rent. he hit a | He testified that he did not; If I had any indication that) realize that the car ahead ofjhe was going to stop I would! him was slowing until too late/neved have hit him," Spriggs because the brake - lights on answered, that vehicle had been apparent from the time it pulled on to the/ship, "It's not much of an eX-| road in front of him planation but I'll accept it. I) sonar. (CP National mused, Spriggs|liable under the section of the) of Bowmanville and | stated that the car entered the/traffic act." highway at Oshawa. Magistrate R. I.' Moore ad-/$35 and costs or 14 days on a) vised Spriggs that no matter|charge of drinking under age} what the car ahead of him wasiby Magistrate Moore. able to stop 'son that the fine was set that "When you overtake a car injhigh because evidence was the passing lane of the 401, you/given that the offence took darne't hit it', His Worship|place near a dance-hall. FORT ERIE ENTRIES THURSDAY, August 22 FIRST RACE -- Maiden, $5000 claim-|Starator, No Boy 119 ng, foaled in Canada, Purse $1600. For|Avec Vous, No Boy (A)109 zyear-old fillies. 6 Furtongs. Janet Orr, Dittfach 119 My Valentine, Robdinson 117 Abitibi, No Boy 112 Heartwood, Fitzsimmons 117 'Stalwart, No Boy (A)112 Secret Storm, Reminard 117 | Peacock Beng oo Ww Bive Poppet, No boy 117 A--Windfields Farm entry Music World, Turcotte 117 QUINELLA BETTING Pen Drift, Gordon 117 Drifting Heather, Leblanc Kissy Missy, Walsh XX110 Santa Teresa, McComb (A)117 Quesimini, Burton 117 SIXTH RACE -- Curling Club Day. $4500 claiming. Purse $2100, For 3-year- olds and up. 6 Furlongs. Sagsilla, Simpson (A)X112 Drifted, No Boy 117 Gintields, Simpson (B)XX100 Miss Peanuts, No Boy 117 Sierra's Cloud, Burton 117 Also Eligible: Dane Hi!l Miss, Dittfach, Flippin Floyd, Walsh X100 117; Mix 'n Match, Bohenko, 117; Roman/| Mary's Reward, No Boy 113 Heritage, Gubbins, 117; Stem The Tide, Chinese Bandit, Harrison (C)123 Dittfach, 117: Centores, No Boy, 117; Lon-|Lalolla Rose, No Boy (N)112 don Liz, McComb, (A)117. Pipe Band, Hale (A)112 A--Stockwell Stud and J. W. Smallwood Whistree, No Boy (N)117 entry Winsmanship, Cosentino 117 Arthur H, Lanoway (B)112 | $2500 claiming Wings of Flight, Fitzsimmons (C€)118 | and 4year-clds. @ A--C. C, Ruttle and C. Softly entry B--Lanson Farms entry CS. Rotenberg and T. E. Hays entry N--Audiey Farm entry WwW SECOND RACE Purse $1800. For Furlongs. Breconing, Kermilard (A)107 Napper Tandy, Leblanc 114 Moor Park, Wolski 103 Quality Lad, Dittfach 107 Lively Music, No Boy 118 Sauvagette, Walsh X102 Rare Flight, Robinson .109 So Simple, No. Boy 105 Mr. Jiffer, Terry 110 Another Stack, Lanoway 115 Foxy Reward, No Boy 100 European Flight, Hale 12) Tagdonnel!, Burton 107 Bullruliah, No Boy (A)12) Also Eligible: Lady Chess,'No Boy, 108; Malestic Hour, Walsh (B)XxX109 Shamrock Lass, Walsh, X105; Du Bary! Hidden Treasure, Walsh (B)XX119 Rose, Simpson, X97; Gee Gee's Jayne,| SUN Dan, Fitzsimmons 116 Leblanc, 109; Sir Runnymede, No Boy, Peter's Chop, Turcotte 116 117; Highest Reward, No Boy, (A)116 A--Windfields Farm entry A--S. and H. Nelles: and F, Kalinowski/8---Bil! Beasley entry entry Z--AC . SEVENTH RACE -- Montefiore's Clud.| Allowances. Foaled in Canada. Purse $2800. For 3-year-olds and up. About 7 | Furlongs. (Turf Course) |All Canadian, No Boy 126 |Monarch Park, Turcotte 2113 Own Colleen, No Boy (A)11) THIRD RACE -- maidens. Purse $2100. 6 Furlongs Duchess Bingo, Wolski 113 Rare Reward, No Boy 113 | Type Right, Leblanc 118 | Chief Bingo, Dalton 118 Leton, No Boy 118 Humber Broom, Walsh X108 Vibrazon, Gordon 118 jane Street, Robinson 113 Zenarchal, Robinson 118 Aldbury, No Boy 113 Our Briefy, No Boy 113 Natrol, Burton 118 Also Eligible: Good Old Jo, Simpson, x 108 Summons Pat, Leblanc, 118; Artista, nmons. 113; Belle Ange. | Robinson, Regal Splendor, Turcotte, 113; Fairmagoria, No Boy, 118 EIGHTH RACE $3500 claiming. Purse $2000. For 3-year-olds and up. About one and one-sixteenth miles (Turf Course) Reflective. Bohenko 118 Last Dividend, Fitzsimmons 115 j Saqueador, Turcotte 120 He Jeep, No Boy 104 Mr. Edgor, No Boy 113 Rosequeen, No Boy 113 Malucina, No Boy 110 Calais 2nd, Lanoway 116 Falsun,. Robinson 113 Our Interview, Fitzsimmons 111 Toronto Street, No Boy 11! Dezory, No Boy 108 Post Time 2 p.m. Clear and fast. Foaled in Canada, For 3-year-olds. OSHAWA'S BIGGEST REAL ESTATE MOVE FOURTH RACE -- $2500 Claiming. Purse $1900. For 3-year-olds and up. One and one-sixteenth Miles Laggan, Remiliara 119 Leon K., Hale 118 West Four, Fitrsimmons 114 Choir Girl, Cosentino 114 Gray Dean. Cosentins 119 Tag and Run, No Boy 119 Handiest, Lanoway 119 island King, No Boy 119 Prince Tour, Walsh x10? Deal Me Aces, No Boy 104 Welsh Monk, No Boy 119 Brian's Boy, No Boy 114 ... SOON! FIFTH RACE -- Allowances. Purse $2500. For 2-year-olds. 6 Furlongs A Port Perry youth was fined) Civie Auditorium will play in § THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, August 21, 1963 3. » » » OSHAWA'S BACK .. JIN BIG LEAG "TM. HAPPY NOW... 10th Reciatesi Picnic Held The tenth annual reunion the Goheen Family was and friends met for a After the singing of a well - Goheen brought and inspiring sionary work where he has in been lators. Noray Goheen, of Port Hope,) GLASGOW (CP) -- A spoke on the burial ground ofjof 135 our first UEL ancestors in S __|Mark's cemetery in Port Hope./48th Highland Regiment of Can-| His recommendation of a bet-jada held August 18 in Springwater Park he nickname of Gump) near Barrie. About 100 cousins picnic and on her stern, the Cana- jlar to a comic strip character,|qinner followed by a' program dian designed variable depth|he will start to play his first|under the able chairmanship of Of! President Allan Goheen of To- 3 ronto. feW} vet known hymns, Vernon|nort recently said TCA is ex-|husband at bay with a knife. Po-|; an interesting pected to buy serving) France, under the Wycliffe Bible Trans-| 'CAPSULE NEWS Airline Studies of Driver, 17, Acquitted BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A Peterborough youth's error in judgment did not constitute an offence of careless driving, it was decided in Magistrate's Court here Tuesday. George D. MacKenzie, 17, had this charge against him dis- missed when Magistrate R. I. Moore ruled that excessive speed was not the cause of an accident on a hill on the Fourth Concession road .of Manvers Township. MacKenzie told the court that he applied his brakes at the top. of the hill because he thought he saw a car ap. proaching him and also be. cause he wanted to slow down ~~~|in order to make his descent. Constable John Forbes of the OPP testified that the Mac Kenzie car skidded 130 feet down the hill, hit the right shoulder. and a_ steep bank, then struck a rock and flipped over onto its roof. He added that a passenger, Colm Ingham, was injured a was taken to hospital. : Supersonic Jets MONTREAL (CP) -- Trans-,Mrs. Lillie M, Korb was stran- year and that he was Canada Air Lines said Tuesday|gied and beaten in her bed be-|familiar with the road he wa$ it is watching developments in/fore dawn, Moments later, the! on at the time. He admitted fur- ithe field of supersonic trans-jattacker raped the dead wo ither that he guessed he "'hit the MacKenzie admitted that he had only been driving for @ not port, but has made no choices|wan's sister, Mrs. Ann M. Sher-|prakes too hard." A London re-|man, while holding her elderiy newspaper ped jointly by Britain and | GIRL 11 HAS TWINS VETS VISIT party twins, police reported Wednes members of the Oldiqay, Police said the father of t.|Comrades Association of the landed at Prestwick Air-/The mother and the two baby STEYR, Austria (AP)--An 11-|¢ lyear-old girl has given birth to)rants such a conviction. ler memorial for marking their|port Tuesday for a visit to Scot-| girls born here last Monday are| 'You were obviously weren't) craves was passed unanimous-'land. you/ly, and Noray was authorized plans. | Acting. Crown Attorney H. M./Ferne (Goheen) Morton gave B |the treasurer's report, and Ray-|Margaret celebrates her 33rd to proceed with his mond Goheen attend. Excellent numbers in singing 'Well', concluded His Wor-|were rendered by the follow- Goheen, duet, | The accident took place east|/really don't think that you are/Lois Parks and Mabel Bradley; | Ray-| (Goheen brothers) and ing: a trio, Annie Doris and Barbara; a a quartet, Allan, Ross, mond Connie Hanthorn The prize list was as follows: eld-! est man, Mr. Chappelle; young- doing, he was responsible to be| His Worship told Lloyd Wil-|,.¢ baby, Ruth Goheen (daugh-| Toron- couple most recently mar-! | Howard Goheen and Elea- 'nor Harris of Toronto; Eldest lady, Mrs. Lapp; ter of Allan and Muriel, to); ried, greatest distance, Doris heen, (both with birthdays read greetiags birthday today, away from. the from distant cousins unable co|rest. of the Royal family. The from (Go- heen) Nelson and Clifford Go- from Baltimore); }mother with most children pres- jent, Helen Goheen, Newcastle.| |Prizes for the younger folks|seneral conference which began nearest impor-/Tyesday night and ends Friday. |created at the Ottawa confer- i well. PRINCESS IS 33 | DIES OF SUFFOCATION LONDON (AP) Princess} BOLTON, England (AP)--Pe: ter Derby, 19, fell. into a vat containing hundreds of thous- ands of tiny plastic beads Tues- day and died of suffocation. The accident occurre dat a carpet factory where he worked. princess and her husband, the Earl of Snowdon, are in Scot- land on a five-day shooting hol-| iday y | SIGNED FOR MOVIE HEADS ABC NEWS | RoME (AP)--Peter O'Toole, NEW YORK (AP) -- Elmer|trish-born star of Lawrence of W. Lower has been named pres-|Arabia, is the first actor to be ident of American Broadcasting) signed for a leading part in Dino Company's news, special events/qe Laurentiis' movie The Bible. and public affairs, it was an-|Q'Toole, now in London making nounced by the network Tues-|the movie Becket, will play day. Formerly vice - president|Nimrod, mighty hunter and king and general manager of a a Babel, de Laurentiis an- tional Broadcasting Company/nounced. sl news, Lower succeeds James C, Haggerty. |NAMED TO NUCLEAR POSTS : PARIS (AP) -- Lt. - Gen. MENNONITES MEET F. V. P. Van Rolleghem of the KALONA, Iowa (AP)--About|Belgian Air Force has been ap- 2,500 persons are expected in|pointed a deputy for nuclear af- this town of 1,200 for the bien-|fairs by U.S. Gen. Lyman L. nial session of the Mennonite) Lemnitzer, supreme Allied com- tant family history dates were| About 300 delegates and bishops|ence of NATO foreign ministers. won by Anne Bradley, Goheen, Cheryl Linda Cooper Parks, Joel; |Goheen, Sheila Goheen, Duncan] ferences and/United States are attending the 'representing 14 mennonite con-| 2B in Canada and the} SON BORN TO KING | RABAT, Morocco (Reuters)-- 'A salvo of cannon Wednesday | Many Teachers Said Introverts WATERLO, Ont, CR Kitche (CP) than any calling "These over worriers and other profession self-critics Philp, superintendent Of covered from the debris of the ner and Waterloo second- jary schools, said Tuesday the teaching profession attracts ; larger proportion of introverts conscientious young invader strangled a 72- need year-old woman to death, then meeting at the Iowa Mennonite)' : S mas : announced the birth of a son ehool northweat of 'here 'and heir for King Hassan II of 110 DIE IN MOSQUE |Morocco, The new crown prince NAGPUR, India (Reuters)--jis the King's second child. A About 110 persons' were killed|daughter was born last year. Tuesday night when mos! ; oa one PRINCESS IS 33 collapsed at Yeotmal, 85 miles southwest of here. Official re-| LONDON (Reuters) -- Prin- ports said 92 bodies were re-|cess Margaret was 33 Wednes- day. She was born in Glamis Castle, in Scotland during a thunderstorm. mosque, which fell while about ; 300 persons were inside pray-| mander in Europe. The post. was or STRANGLES WOMAN LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A NEW HOME | SPECIALISTS -- constant praise, encouragement/raped her 71-year-old sister in| and help to build their self-es-|their modest teem and confidence and to de-;home Tuesday, police reported.| velop them into excellent teach- ers,"' he said. Mr. Philp told a class of On- jtario secondary school depart- jment heads at the University of | Waterloo that they have greater opportunity for helping begin- pectors or princi-| ners than ins Wilshire district} IMA Real Estate Ltd. TRADES ACCEPTED 728-6286 323 King St. W. GOOD FOOD Breaktast, Lunch, Dinner ? A.M. to 2 P.M, | 5:30 P.M. to 8 P.M, ' Hotel Lancaster Magistrate Moore concluded hat MacKenzie was guilty of f six Concordes,|lice said the killer was a man in/nothing more than a_ serious message. ON MIS-|the 1,400-mile-an-hour jets being|his early 20s, : jerror in judgment. Guatemala) develo | judg "I den't think I can convict him on the evidence, This is not he type of driving that war- "It is quite an experience for a boy who is used to pavement the twins was the gitl's 39-year-!tg drive a gravel road. He is jold stepfather, He was arrested. | sure to find them a little sticky at first." Motorist Pleads Guilty BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Justin Brown did not want to go to jail. Magistrate's court was told here Tuesday that Brown, of RR 3 Bowmanville tried to out- run a police cruiser in a dark- ened car after being once stop- ped by police and then tried to escape several times from the cruiser after he was apprehend- ed for a second time, Brown was found guilty of having liquor in a place other than his rsidence and for care- less driving. "You are very lucky that the police didn't charge you with trying to escape," warned Mag- istrate R. I. Moore as he fined Brown $25 and costs on the driv- ing offence and $50 and costs on the liquor offence, Oshawa Lawyer Terence V. Kelly pleaded guilty for Brown on both counts. 'My client is a working man, your Worship," he explained, "and is the sole support of his mother." Magistrate Moore accepted the plea, but suspended Brown's driver's licence for three months on the careless driving charge, > DID YOU KNOW? 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