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i AIR CADET NEWS ; Constru ction THE OSHAWA TIMES, Setyrdey, May 16, 1964 3 Rifle Drill ew ToStat (Prize Novel Wins Favor on, te Next Week 'Award Made By FLATSPIN FUMBLE shoot between the Air Cadets, % yi Construction is expected to get! «alo t st" j Prize Thomas The oh's and ah's of the, 420 wing representatives and } 4 q under way next week on the! peter re oo oe B. base Maker a : Americans sounded _across| Rotary representatives, The fol- yi new $400,000 Auto Workers (Osh-!of the Doubleday Canadian|William Arthur Deacon. Youngstown Airforce Base inj!owing are Mr. Houston's com- awa) Credit Union \ Limited| Prize Novel Award. This is thelinent Canadian critic; Ohio on Saturday, April 25, as}ments of the night, and I quote: building. \\ | first time a first novel has been |Fitzgerald, Editor-in- 151 put forth a display of Cana-|"Monday night the squadron of- Site is on the north side so honored, The Prize Novellthe Literary Guild of America; dian rifle drill. The whole trip/ficers entertained members of King street west, just west of Award is granted annually, at|George E, Nelson, president of was planned weeks ago and|the Rotary, 420 Wing and sharp- Park road. the judge's discretion, to a| Doubleday Canada finally came off. Nine o'clock| shooting cadets to the final é Architect is Frank J. Stal-)novel by a Canadian or aland Timothy: Seldes Saturday morning we took off in|'shoot off' .of the year, The " mach, MRAIC, Toronto, and H.|non-Canadian on an essén editor of Doubleday an RCAF Dakota and after)prize money was donated rather M. Brooks Limited, of Oshawa,|Canadian subject. The about one and a half hours of|painfully by the officers, Despite will build it. : author receives $10,000 -- $2,500 uneventful flight we jerked to a|the valiant efforts of Mr. Doug Sod turning ceremonies are|as an outright prize and $7,500 halt on American, soil. Raa paar yep loa Aicrangy Fae er' tentatively scheduled for early|as a guaranteed advance ing we wag to go into ajand | , June and officias hope to be injagainst 1 thor': ; ernor's Lady" 'e town for something to eat, After President, our range can be re- RYERSON GRADUATE their new home by ty end of la in 19 pooralalre gs oa n! va returning to the base we wentipaired and the targets used William David Frolick, son |the year. lage on the east coast of Ralph 5 back to the aircraft and gol oui again next year. of Mr. and Mrs. William Fro- | The two-storey building will| Africa, "Along That Coast" is|"ASk the Name of the Lion". colors on, Once everyone was) "The final results were: lick, 67 Central Park boule- |have a 200 seat auditorium in|primarily a love story, but. at ready we practiced a bit. Then) "Rotary total score, 218; top) vard north, who graduated in |the basement, a large "cash/the same time provides an an- io i an officer walked up and said|shot Mr. Nathan with 68. 420) business administration at Ry- |area" on the main floor and|alysis of the racial situation in Will Tell About that the reviewing stand was|Wing total score' 184; top shot) erson Institute of Technology, jloan department rooms on the|that country. Topical, yet ready to receive us. We march-/Mr, Channing with 87. 151 Wing Toronto, on Friday, He attend- d floor, Plans show park-|timeless, it carries the under- Al | ' } ajs over and onto the drill/total score 383; top shot Mr.| eq O'Neill Collegiate and |ing for 70 cars, lying prophecy that the inno- square, At each movement the|Vanderande with 91. Juniors) Vocational Institute in Osh- | 'We cannot adequately serve|cent will suffer for the misdeeds audience looked a little closer|total score 430; top shot Mr.) awa, our members in our present|of the racially guilty. 'Alo: but the thing that really hit/Cook with 100, Intermediates quarters," says credit union|That Coast' will be publish Rey. Wilson Stein, a teacher them was the slow march which|total score 369; top shot Messrs, UK W 74 president Sid McCormack.|by Doubleday in Canada and) Lorne Park College, Port oman, /4, they had never seen before.|Nichols and Burk with 89. Sen- "When we get into our new|the United States on June 12|Credit, will be th After finishing the sequence weliors total score 366; top shot home we hope to be able to|and at a later date in Grea tlsunday at page cr also joined in their final march|Mr; Marsh 92. a * provide services which are now|Britain by Wm. Collins Sons Co./r4. noth dist Church. id past, "Our sharpshooting Sgt. Cliff Tries Reunion impossible to supply." John Peter, a naturalized Ca- ; The CO broke us off and the/heroically shot 60 below his) The 12,000 member credit\nadian, was born in Queens-| Prior to returning to Canada, seemingly docile Canadian Air|/ayerage-mark to allow the jun-| gue, union, one of the three largest}town, South Africa, and edu-\Mr. and Mrs, Stein spent six Cadets turned into traders and)jors and intermediates to feel) With Husband in Ontario, has been chartered! cated at Rhodes, the University|years at Valdez, Alaska, where barterers, All one could hear|good, Then after the shoot and) 20 years and has outgrown two) of South Africa and Cambridge.|their son was born. They helped was the sound of voices saying|for the benefit of the range offi- LIVERPOOL (AP)--Mrs. May| homes. He is a professor of English at is . They helpe "What'll you. trade me for|cer, Cliff put five shots, all in| 20°17 arrived in this English| It was first located on Simcoe| the University of Victoria, B.C,|' build and organize the first that?" or 'How much do youlthe bull, that could be covered port city Friday for a re-union/street north in the old UAW|His non-fiction includes "Com-|Free Methodist Church in want for this?" It was marvel-\by a dime just to show that FO| ith her husband, after a sep- headquarters; when the Bond|plaint and Satire in Early En-jAlaska. The church was sold lous, We took off -at five and| Houston's efforts were not iN) ation of 34 years. the credit union moved in on/glish Literature' and "A Cri-|and is now at Anchorage, WAITS FOR HUSBAND , |got back about six-thirty, All in| vain." -- End of quote. | "I'll try anything once," Mrs.\the second floor. ; tique of 'Paradise Lost'," His|Alaska. i é : jall it was a_perfete day and) | would like to add that the/pogt tod reporters. "Pye had About 18 months ago larger|short stories, poems, and criti- Mr. and Mrs, Stein went to FLORENCE, Ala, -- a jubi- Mike, 6, of Florence, Ala. Charleton W. Voltz, Frank: |thoroughly enjoyed by all. lonly reason the juniors beat us|;, work hard all my life, and|quarters were found next door|Ccal essays have been publihed|Alaska with the sanction of the lant Mrs. Mary Belle Stutts after receiving word that her furt, Mich. both helicopter | On behalf of the drill ng is that they got an auto-|y worked until I was 71. Now\at 50 Bond east. widely in Canada, Great Brit-|church; but were self support- with her three children Greg, i ea ry ged oie pe eral ae pata or 4 Pr Gubank g wine >i a matic pow and the inter-|Ty6 come back to be with my 'The credit union has $8,500,- tique of 'Paradise Lost'." Hisjing for the entire six years. ehh aa. nine folding been freed from a North Kor- ground fire along the agg |FL Gi ank for a. the! mediates five points, while We!nchand in our old age. I hope|000 in assets and serves em-|Si0rt stories, poems, and criti-| They will bring a brief report , , ' & ean prison camp, Capt. Stutts, demilitarized zone May 17, |trip and the RCAF for supplying) qidn't get any. it wonee out? ployees of General Motors, Du-\C@! ¢ssays have been publihed|of the recent earthquake disas- photo. __of , Capt. Stutts _ and along with Air Force Capt, 1963. s; (AP Wirephoto) |the transportation, The Ameri- Now that our cadet year is) por husband, Charles Best,| plate, Houdaille, Coulter Manu-|Widely in Canada, Great Brit-/ter at Valdez, in which many Well, our Annual Inspection bi iti en, pec ages of 13-18 to apply by writing) "iwi, going to meet at. al _ Two men, one~ armed withiclaiming, three- and four-year-olds, one|Lord Saybrook, Rogers. A-119 had arranged the hangar and ; | She and her husband left Brit-| E d | ss ' old (mi Pierlou, No Boy 116 formation. at. % scissors, the other wielding aT. pninips x106 Garden, No Boy. 17 then found we had to move to | ain 56 years ago, They lived in nvy Cana as | OSHAWA TRAFFIC CLINIC Etna street home and charged! snow Beau, Walsh X100 Capricious Miss, No Boy 116 lack of space all the drill teams|cadets in 1960. Roger is 18 years| eral stores. cuts above and below the right] Ea9or's Gael, No Boy A-120 BIOHTH RACH ---- Purse $2,000 (62) |Rogers, put on a: drill display| won the Hill Trophy. Roger is in} 'We've written to one another) discovering a number of differ-| Both Chorowiec and Anatol|Harris Secret Star, Livingstone X110 | |Harris XXX106; Escarpment, Harris| Secret Star, x4 at last had enough for the pass-/9f the group, says Canadian| samt ino nwt ry it ape fori" Mtl yiewaen eed Ma ee CM ck Teas forthe Canna ee te mori ees On Lawn jones Poet yee 'wed onper ho 9 eruiting RCAC, cereron\secret rendezvous," explained} British Nurses tire wrench, were picked Up Doiphin Strikre, No Boy 116 Brockton Boy, Shuk 116 the recreation hall where in MEET YOUR NCO'S Philadelphia and in various! ei ne aan aco, ane Rega pmol eetngy me, ta ae Ca aed senate cot awe off 1 the COURT ROOM eye and the back of the head|steniway Boy {i cy yl voz ne aor vr (RRMGh Showed. the contrast be-Grade 13, at lax. NW ol ster' Best "and alweye hoped| Ceetda' ang Botan "| 7230 p.m., Tuesday, May 19th . < Pe sf D s hel h ? ' Apprehend Pair GREENWOOD ENTRIES scortien.-onich was held on the) orn ts next yas. bt aga her ship, the Empress of Eng-\retail branch in Toronto. | ; y young men" betwe land, docked here. | | , | : | ATTEND FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000 ($2500) Rare Port, Gomez A-114 \high winds. In the morning Wel ayenye, Oshawa, for further in-| the wife. | | this morning on the lawn of an Douro, time 1 a Langerest, McComb (116 spite of a slippery floor and) WO2 Roger Marsh _ joined) places in Canada, running ~~ Hospital G ar son road south, was treated for| Rutfino, No Boy 117 junder the leadership of Luther|ceived his wings. This year he| to Britain. 133 visiting British nurses are ATHOL ST. WEST Belle Ange, Robinson 115; Bet on Black,|Dezory, Fitzsimmons 110 from the south. The award win-|and girls. Roger is a great WO?! for a reunion, I saved up and|~ Miss Dorothy Robins, leader| Masiuk, 530 Ritson road south,|XXx100; Yukon Squaw, Armstrong 1111|8lve Wren, Simpson 114 ners this year were WO2 Marsh,|and a good guy to have around.| t | ar mi wore remanded to May 22. A208" Ra bie na Iagrn rin sory FS Tymehak, Sat. J. Dearborn| For this year 1 guess this is|age money---so Tcame." __/nurses have better and morell A FREE GOURSE FOR NEW DRIVERS Richard Bastarache, seven, of} J W Smallwood entry Zenarchal, Harris XXX112 Cpl, Weselink, Cadet Cook and|tne last column, I have enjoyed) lavish equipment than their) Normandy avenue, was treated! |Sassie Maid, Harris XXX107 Cadet Morrison. Congratulations| writing each one and apologize) CRIME WAS UP British counterparts. She also ' for abrasions at hospital and re-|caming tourvoaroide and ony etonl id Pg Aa to everyone of you. I would like/ for any that didn't get in. | Norwegian police investigated| thinks there is not so much hus- And People Who Wish To Improve Their leased, after being knocked|!ongs. | XXX--10 Ibs app alw to thank the CO for all his work| 46,122 cases of crime and mis-|tle and bustle in Canadian hos- down by a car Friday at noon,|ooe "niin xiits Cuay, mies, Me Bey em in getting the drill teams ready,| | © QyRED NORWAY |demeanor in 1963, an increase|pitals as there is in British _ Driving Ability also Wayne Dittmar for prepar-| come 9,670,000 foreign visitors|of seven per cent over 1962.'hospital, at Dunkirk and Dean avenues, | 111; Star-O-Taura, No Boy 117 : : ing the vaulting team which put ~B Oleksink of Macauley|prnn Lock, 'thasimmons 18 Distrib . ponte, Notwag. in. 2008 : on a fine show, Mr, Anderson tree 'ofthe car. | Tagdonnell, Phillips x108 ute who aided in putting on a First|for 20 estimated $110,000,000 in Cars driven by E, J, Ander ay Toit eet sdibisi 'Aid demonstration. foreign exchange income from son, Adelaide avenue east, and) wixea Deal, F ists, John E. Kewin, Athal street My. Bunty, shuk M11 renin TOC. ures And last, but not least, Major ee isch salad east, were involved in a col-\"Ut Jewel, Parsons xX103 Graham, from the CAP, for his| NEED lision at Athol east and Ritson| THirp RACE -- Purse $2,200, maidens,| The Canadian Automotive/cadets' display of American E road Friday afternoon. Bsti-|'wo-year-olds, foaled in Canada, 4% fur-/Museum, 99 Simcoe street drill. With all their help, the| FUEL OIL ? . mated damage to the two cars|nitser Flinger, Walsh A-XX111 south, Oshawa, has distributed|show was pretty good. | totalled $375. . |The Flicks, Gomez 118 brochures on the Museum to 17) The last parade of the year) Coll j |Peter Picker, Walsh A-XX111 Government Information Cen-|was last Monday. PERRY a lage eA tres at border crossing points, | : a husband who's a bug on hot showers... |Machavoine, No Boy 118 in Ontario. Brochures have also|RIFLE SHOOT ' : Day or Night 723-3443 is was a competition rifle 7 Black Diver, Harrison 118 ; " - Neaerctic Heir, Shuk 118 been distributed to a large num |Prince Pompeii, Hale 118 ber of hotels, travel associa- Valecrest Lady, Walsh X110 tions and other information cen- Caledon colonel, Fitzsimmons 118 |tres throughout Canada. =| HERNEY' FLL T FOURTH RACE--Purse $1,900 (42500)| It is hoped that with this wide, = claiming, four-vear-olds and up, 7 tur-|spread publicity many people jt (ivan of Seen); from other communities in On-| : Right Bower, Leblanc 111 bain |keep a Thinking, Hernandez 116 tario will take advantage of the | on |Peel Express, No Boy 113 Victoria Day holiday to visit the , hanere. increas 1 Canadian Automotive Museum. | Hash Boy, Harrison 113 Pe Ali's Pride, Hale 113 The Museum will be open the T Malucina, Wick 111 'al |Little Welch, Potts 116 normal weekend hours on Sat |Cinderette, No Boy 108 urday and Sunday and will be |Navy Grand, No Boy 113 open 12.00 noon to 6.00 p.m. on lindian Line, Freed XXX103 |Feuverzauber, Leblanc 111 |Monday Victoria Day. | | : 3 > hot water like it was going out of style... Also Eligible: Star Task, No Boy 116. | - ca RE Spring B pring Bros. FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,100 ($3500) AGREE TO PACT Iclaiming, four-year-olds and up, one and or a brand new baby you like to keep Jone-sixteenth miles Brookfield Productions, in 1 Furniture Sete PO, iE ie which Peter Sellers is a part. Company Limited Willowdale Girl, No Boy 114 ner, and United Artists have f Cassis Miss, Fitzsimmons 110 signed a multiple picture deal. | WAIT FOR IT Our Interview, Fitzsimmons 112 Field Trial, T tte 115 ye i LUNCHEON GUEST | , "QUINGLLA. BETTING) ... ... T AND SAVE! | SIXTH RACE -- P $3,000 allow- if Donald H. Jupp, OBE, presi- |» y four-year-olds and vp, one mile. BUYER L) | 1) SELLER Swerve, Shuk 123 dent of the Canadian Con- | Fok pancer, Turcotte 115 72 9 74 | Buttermilk Pike, Freed XXX109 - i struction Association, who will yer pay, Fitzsimmons 120 be the guest of the directors Bradbury, {Potts ne ae art, Phillips of the Oshawa and District |jiregotist; No Boy 11? PAUL RISTOW FURNITURE WORLD Gf] Construction Exchange at a |*cuch!: No Boy 15 REALTOR | luncheon next Wednesday at Sop hg RACE--Purse $7,000 added 187 KING ST. E. I 80 KING ST. EAST PHONE 728-1641 | Rock Stakes," Yhree-year-olds, the Oshawa Golf Club. looking like brand new... Ss then you should have the new approved -- 6 " ® i e e HOME OF THE FINEST PRIME RIB Cascade £0 electric water heating appliance ROAST OF BEEF SERVED ANYWHERE] ~~ (RLRSA hanes ema Sa eg eee As your needs increase, so does 'Cascade 40's" output, It can Have an approved "Cascade 40" Electric Water Heating Appliance No matter where you Sica there is no finer prime produce hot water SIX TIMES AS FAST AS AVERAGE USE DEMANDS! _ installed in your home. q ' s ae rib roast of beef than that served right here in Osh- CATERING SERVICE awa at the Genosha Hotel.PROVE IT TO YOURSELF Plan your next Meeting, Banquet, eee DROP IN THIS SUNDAY Wedding Reception, Convention ete. 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