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CGH en ty eh ee POMEL CE BOT OE rt Oe ge OAT MOB Oe © 6 easy e BoLRS Ol Ne yeraiase ae Gn EES Crying wiimon + Mines Ltd, 6 1G THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendoy, July 27, 1964 OBITUARIES LOS ANGELES og millionaire George H. 'on, the former baseball player i = ban a re Wi 4 In it was $189,514, in cash and cheques, including a cashier's cheque for $166,000. Capron is the man whose wife got $16,000,000 of his estimated $30,000,000 estate in a divorce settlement last week, and as Capron it: "J don't even have a home to go to now." The divorce settlement, be- lieved to be one of the largest ever, gave Mrs, Ednah Race Capron, 74, their Newport Beach, Calif. home, a $180,000 apartment house and 860 acres of land in a valuable residen- tial development near Laguna Beach. Capron, will be 78 today. Cyprus 'Fort Leader Boasts memory of a| ATHENS. (AP) -- President Samve! H.|Makarios of Cyprus is quoted '| as saying his troubled island had become "an impregnable fort- ress with a well-trained force of 25,000 men ready to defend her". LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements an floral requirements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL HOME 390 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 iN MEMORIAM JACKSON -- In lovi The newspaper Makedonia of Salonika says he told this to one of its correspondents. There is no mention of whether any Greek citizens were part of the 25,000-man force. The Athens government has pledged to back Makarios should Turkey invade the island. "I have the impression that the danger of a Turkish inva- sion of Cyprus has subsided be- cause the Turks now realize that an invasion would not be a simple walk. Our well-trained force now numbers 25,000 men and with them 'the whole of Greece will-stand by our side," the 'paper quotes Makarios as saying. It adds that Makarios said that the only acceptable solu- tion to the Cyprus crisis must be based on the United Nations charter and that "a solution is not too far. off." 36--Legal -- In foving memory of eur dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Winifred Mallette, who passed away john and Susan. MONUMENTS--MARKERS RIMAR MEMORIALS 152 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA EVENINGS 728-6627 OFFICE 723-1002 CARD OF THANKS BOWLER -- | would like to thank everyone cards Notice to Creditors JAMES R. McLAUGHLIN James Russell McLaughlin, of Burketon, died at the Bowman- ville Memorial Hospita, Satur- day, July 25 after a short ill- ness. He was in his 65th year. The son of the late James and Matilda McLaughlin, he was born in Burketon in 1900. He married the former Mabel '|Mountjoy there in 1923. For most of his life he worked as a farmer in the Burketon area. He was a member of the Jerusalem Masonic Lodge and the Orange Lodge. He was predeceased by his son Carl, in 1958. : Mr. McLaughlin is survived by his wife, Mabel; two daugh- ters, Mrs. Fred Griffin (Ruby) of Burketon and Mrs. J. Wal- ker (Audrey) of California; one son, James, of Burketon; and one brother Herbert of Oshawa. He is also survived by 10 grand- children, He is resting at the Northcutt and Smith Funeral Home, Bow- manville, for. service in the chapel at 2 p.m. today. Rev. Philip Romeril of Blackstock conducted the service. Inter- ment was in Cadmus Union Cemetery. PAUL SOBIL, §&r. Folowing a sickness of six weeks the death occurred this morning at the Oshawa General Hospital of Paul Sobil, Sr., Con- leession 4, Darlington Township. He was in his 76th year Born in the Ukraine Dec. 18, 1888, the deceased received his education in his native land and came to Canada when 17 years of age. He had residéd in this area all that time. A Darlington Township farmer blestone Golf Club. He was a member of St. George's Ukrain- ian Cathole Church, Oshawa. Mr. Sobil was predeceased in March, 1963, by his wife, the former Nellie Tymeciko, whom he married at Port Hope May 22, 1909. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Lyczba (Mary) of Darlington Township and five sons, Thomas, Paul Jr., and Peter, of Darlington Town- ship; Stephen of Columbus, Ont. and Frank of Clearwater, Foor- ida. Also surviving are a sister and grandchildren. The remains are at the Mc- Intosh-Anderson Funeral Home for mass in St. George's Uk- rainian Catholic Church at 9.30 a.m. Wednesday, July 29. Inter- ment -will be in St. Gregory's Cemetery,. Rev. J. C. Perey- ma will sing the mass. Prayers will be said at the funeral home at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Soviets Push New Laotian Peace Parley LONDON AP) -- The Soviet Union stepped up Sunday its for a number of years Mr. Sobil converted his farm into the Peb- One-Party Goal months ended June 30: 1964, $393,435, 11 cents a share; 1963, Brings Cheers For Kenyatta NAIROBI, Kenya (Reuters)-- Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta told a mass rally here Sunday "from today we shall work to- ward a one-party government in Kenya." : The prime minister's state- ment was greeted with a roar By THE CANADIAN PRESS 'Provo Gag Producers Lid., Southam Press Lid., 6 months|months ended June 30: 1964, pogo ar ie $467,299, 24 cents a share; 1963, 44, 71 cents. * " $266,644, 18 cents. 6 months ended June 30: 1964, $596,248, 8 cents a share; 1963, $372,349, 5 cents. United Keno Hill Mines Ltd. 9 months ended June 30: 1964,| Princess Margaret was born $1,890,000, 76 cents a share;|Aug. 21, 1930 at Glamis Castle 1963, $868,000, 35 cents. $578,429, 16.5 cents. Lakeland Natural Gas Ltd., 12 BIG iNVESTOR Britain is the biggest foreign investor in the United States. BIRTH PLACE 1 ' in Scotland. SANTIAGO, Premier Fidel Castro warned Cuban revolution could expect ets ar amet na gr ae OO ee 'No Mercy' To Enemies | Fidel Warns Cuba (Reuters)-- tone, counter agents," Sunday. that the enemies of the no mercy from his regime. Addressing a rally of more' than 200,000 persons in this} hear southeastern Cuban city, he tion would security or Speaking Not expect to be weanne silken gloves." The crowd massed in steam- going to American 700 's ys" and| that eventually (U.S.) central intelligence|*? power. can-| ANIMAL QUARANTINE with) WHIPSNADE, ng.a: and said: ' ' Pa receive i My ot memorating the vain attempt the bearded leader de-|-. wet 'npr be cherie ate we eh + veare age Sunday the Moncada barracks -ultiago aul ormer f . That was the start of the revolution brourh' "astro wei gee) A quarantine centre for wild heat in Santiago's|to be built at Whipsnade Zoo the speech, The Cuban leader invite? the ing University Sports Square tojhere in Bedfordshire. Animals bound for the U.S. must spend two months in quarantine be- said the enemies of the revolu-icrowd to festivities here com-jfore leaving Britain. of approval from the crowd which he himself in his address estimated at 300,000. A forest of arms shot up when Kenyatta asked the crowd "those who want a one-party system, indicate with a show of hands." The opposition party in Kenya is® the Kenya African Demo- cratic Union (KADU) led by Ronald Ngala. Kenyatta, leader of the Kenya African National Union (KANU), also told the' crowd there must be "'no revenge" in connection with the recent inci- dent in which he was attacked outside his London hotel while attending the Commonwealth prime ministers' conference. "T don't want anyone amongst jyou to listen to people who say |we must beat up the whites in) irevenge," he said. | Kenyatta addressed the rally! \shortly after he returned here from the Commonwealth confer- ence and the African summit conference in Cairo, Egypt. | LET "DEP|" COOK i oes PORIGHE And On Those Hot | Radioactive 'Blast Kills Father Of 9 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) -- Robert Peabody, 38, of Charles-| town, father of nine children, | died in hospital Sunday night} from the effects of radiation | poisoning suffered in an indus-| trial] accident Friday night at} the United Nuclear Corporation, Dr. Joseph S. Karas said the immediate cause of death was shock and low blood pressure, induced by the large ose of radiation. | Earlier Sunday, two other) plant employees, Richard Holt-| |haus, 43, of Narragansett and| |Clifford Smith, 30, of Westerly,| lwere admitted to hospital. in| | what was termed a precaution-| ary measure. eee Holthaus and Smit h were among five employees who were examined at the hospital follow-} ling "the fissioning of a solution |which produced.a flash boiling" | accident Friday night. | Peabody, a technician, was} the closest to the radiation burst) and absorbed most of its dam-| age. A company official said the} radioactive material "'remained| within a localized 25-foot-square| area of the plant." : | Hint New Move | | Against Viet Cong | for lovely flowers, and gifts | received while a patient in Osh- awa ccoagra -- tal. ----, my neighbors ing 30 lo my femily; also thanking . Anderson, nurses and aldes of 4F for all thelr kind- --Mrs. Joyce Bowler. HOIAK -- The family of the late Tedeusz (Ted) Holak wish to thank their and Others All persons having claims against the Estate of William John Butcher, late of the Vil- lage of Brooklin, Ontario, who died on or about the 3rd day of February, 1964, are hereby pressure for a new international) conference on Laos, threatening) WASHINGTON (AP) -- The to abandon its special responsi-| United States and South Vict bilities for peace in that coun-|Nam are reported about ready try unless the West r d 0 e new measures to its proposals. istep up the war against the Soviet representatives joined] with the British in serving as Communist Viet Cong guerrillas, While there has been: no indi-| Summer Nights To Come Pizza Combinations To Suit Everyones Taste PEPI'S PIZZA PALACE CALL 728-0192 134 SIMCOE ST. S. 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WHITBY ARENA Saturday -- 8 P.M. till 11 Music by "The Silvertones" Tuesdoy, Thursday only -- Roller Skating to the live or- gan music of "Lila Tredwell" notified to send particulars of SUN PORCHES | from at LOW, LOW, PRICES | same to the undersigned on or before the 3rd day of August, 1964; after which date the Executrix will distri- bute the assets of the estate having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have noitice. expressions of sympathy shown them during their recent bereave- ment; also for the many beautiful floral tributes and Mass Cards, Special thanks fo the Reverends Bagsik, Waiczak end Darby, the pallbearers, Doctors Kwak, Rowsell and Manitius, The Armstrong Fu. neral Home, The Oshawa Police Force and the Nursing Staff on 38. --Mrs. Katherine Holak and Family. ULASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 15) 33--Market Basket RASPBERRIES for sale. Large Willa- mette raspberries. Ready picked or you pick yourself at Chomko's Farm. Tele- phone 668-4606. tives and friends for the many acts y oF hinge ot co-chairmen of the 1962 Geneva) cation here of the exact nature conference on Laos which re-/Of the new measures, they will) sulted in an international dec-|emphasize the determination of; laration aimed at guaranteeing|the U.S. to support the freedom| lthe Southeast Asian nation's|and the independence of South neutrality. Canada was a confer-| Viet Nam. They do not involve ence member. spreading the war to North Viet Since then the Soviet and Brit-| Nam. ish foreign offices have served) The new measures are ex- as a major channel of East- pected to be announced this/ West negotiation on Laos. week by the South Viet Nam Moscow Radio, in an English-|premier, Nguyen Khanh, per-| language broadcast Sunda y|haps jointly with U.S. Ambasse-| beamed to Southeast Asia and|dor Maxwell D. Taylor. monitored here, ok gpa a government statement condemn-/ . | New Toll Given In Harbor Blast ing Western refusal to agree to a new conference on Laos. The statement accused the Western powers of "a crude and systematic undermining of | the Geneva agreement" and| ALGIERS (Reuters)--The Al-| said that in this situation the|8erian government said Satur- role of co - chairman, with its|day the Egyptian arms ship ex- continuing duties, no longer has|P!osion at the east Algerian port any value. jof Bone killed 85 persons. Miss- | ing and injured totalled 162. _|» Mohamed Seghir Nakkach,e sean ge es ae eg minister of social affairs, an- jsian housewife has given birth] nounced the latest Figures at the to quadruplets--three boys and|°"d a ators Hades cot alsa] | a girl--and named them for cos.| With senior officials at Bone 555 Rossland Road West, |monauts Andrian Nikilayev, Pile hoe age "ae 3 hae Riedl 2 es vel Papovich, Yuri Gagarin and] Fight sil agihita ems me ay) pik oT ined of 160 Cromwell) Valentina Tereshkova, Moscow) | responsible for any| radig reported Monday. | COMING EVENTS debts contracetd In my name by anyone BINGO On oF after this date, July 27, 1964, with- Bho written consent. -- Daniel E. 36--Legal St. Gertrude's Auditorium KINDERGARTEN TO-NIGHT ENROLMENT saat ttn ie mote TOWNSHIP OF AT 8 P.M. 690 KING ST. E. Keimpema to Janet Van | | AT FAREWELL HERE'S A QUICK SUMMER MENU IDEA | Lifetime Guarantee | DON'T re BURNS DO IT YOURSELF SUPREME SHOES TRY OUR --» Window and Door CO; LTD. 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ARNOLD SHAPIRO, Q.C., 21 Dundas Square, Toronto TENDERS FOR PAVING Tenders will be received in the office of the Business Ad- ministrator up to 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 4th, 1964 for the gravel ond asphalt pav- ing of various school yards. Specifications may be ob- tained from the office of the Supervisor of Building and Maintenance, 555 Rossland Rd. West. J, R. Backus, Busi Administrator Board of Education Fine Shoes for The Whole Family |. 725-4611 ISH. CHIP> from the FISHETERIA 'Naturally' DELICIOUS Montmorency cherries. Pick your own. W. H. Gibson, Newcastle, 987-4563. PICK your own raspberries. 15c per pint. 5 miles west of Brooklin on Highway No. 7. John 'Mosowenko, RR 1, Brooktin. TRANSPARENT apples and Montmorency cherries for sale. Apply 68 Wayne Street Apt. 9. CHERRIES, $1.10 per basket, Pick your . Robert Friedrich, Bowmanville, Turn north on Lambs Road, watch for sign, just before Training School. 34--Lost and Found LOST: German short-hair dog, answers to "Polly", white and brown, Vicinity Trull's Road, Courtice. Reward. 728-5781. 36--Legal CHANGE OF NAME ACT | 1960 TAKE NOTICE that the ap- pication of Piebe van Keimpe- ma of 473 Montrave Avenue, Oshawa, Ontario to change TAKE OUT AND TABLE SERVICE AVAILABLE JULY HOLIDAY SPECIAL Spruce unassembled PICNIC. TABLES $13.95 Oshawa Wood PRODUCTS LTD. Headoffice and Showroom 728-1611 Oshawa Shopping. Centre Kemp and that of his Son ; EAST WHITBY FREE ADMISSION Peter van Keimpema to Peter Snowball Jackpot $170 - 56. Nos. The T.S.A. Board of East Whitby is giving consideration to the Van Kemp and that of his son John van Keimpema to. John $20 Consolation ve Kemp aig of his son Reg, Jackpot 53 Nos. $100 lames von Keimpema to sibility of rating Kindergarten Cl R $20 Consolation Good Prizes James Van Kemp and that of on of September, 1964. oe ee ~__ WOODVIEW a his daughter Janet van Keim- interested parents are asked to register their children in writing, COMMUNITY CENTRE pema to Janet Van Kemp will giving phone number and location in East Whitby Township, to BINGO be made on Thursday the the retary before August Ist., stating perference of morn- ing or ofternoon classes. It will be necessary to show that Nos. 50 and 55 _ child will be 5 years of age as of December 31st, 1964, before TONIGHT ---8 P.M classes. The Board will provide no transportation for peat 27th day of August, 1964, at 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon before His Honour Judge Alexander C. Hall, in Cham- these classes. There is no ossurance that Kindergarten classes RED BARN bers at the Court House at | con be orronged for the coming school year. Much remains to EXTRA BUSES Whitby, [a Se ofter the ee ascertains if there are enough KINSMEN BINGO Dated ot Oshawa, this children to warrant two classes per day Please do not enrol a child unless o serious effort for TUESDAY 8 O'CLOCK tendance is to be maintained ear toa" BUSE Jackpot Nos. 55 and 56 17th day of July, A.D, 1964 Thomas H. Greer, 728-1617 T.S.A. Board of East Whitby NSWEARLY, BIRD GAMES. | "Vics as: wy. Mids, Widens tod tals 11 : : |KINSMEN COMMUNITY CE | umber a iiding materials" ©. RK. Clark---Cheirman 4. H. Pascoe--Sec.-Treag. Naas This Summer Call 725-5522 FISHETERIA -- 231 King St. W. INQUIRE NOW... IT IS LESS EXPENSIVE THAN YOU THINK! RUNDLE GARDEN CENTRE LTD. 1015 King St. E. 725-6551 good at- 86 King St. East, } Oshawa, Ontario, Solicitor for the A Barrister, Qc., - 109 COLBORNE ST. W. |