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reign a 4 @ FORT ERIE ENTRIES -- FRIDAY, JULY 31 | | | | MOVIE PEOPLE HAVE THEIR SAY | Queen, center, waves a piece of paper as he talks. to news- men in Los Angeles yesterday. The actors were on hand for LOS ANGELES -- Actress Eva Marie 'Saint, left, and actor James Garner, right, wait for a chance to air their views, while actor Steve Mc- folk don't want changed ° by proposed subdivisions and ad- tional population. - «(AP Wirephoto) | a City Council hearing on a controversial master plan for development of the Santa Mon- ica Mountains which the movie | FOURTH RACE 25,687 Oshawa Folk Paid Levy On Income reported income of $10,000 or, $4,000 to $4,999, 4,683; $5,000 to more. The figures for other in-| $5,999, under) 2,645; The taxation division of the Department of National Reve- nue, in a recent analysis of/come were: brackets 'Copter Help . To Fight -- Army Worms Farmers in to $6,999 1,595; 5,989; $7,000 to $6,000 $7,999, Ontario County} 1962 TI individual income tax) $1,000, 1,100; $2,000 to $2999,/$8,000 to $8,999, 585; $9,000 to\are waging a battle against the} returns, stated that 25,687 res-|1,122; $3,000 to $3,999, idents of Oshawa pait inco:ne) $4,000 tax on income for that year. In) $5999, all they paid $14,000,000 tax to 1,058. the federal government One The average income of those who paid the tax was $4,945 and the total income reported was $127,000,000, The average tax paid was #543. Four thousa.d, three hundred and. seventy-four returns were filed which were not taxable. The report alsu shows that 4,862 residents of Whitby filed returns revreseoting a total in- come of $22,348,000. The total tax paid was $2,243,000. Nine hundred and forty-two residents of the county town filed nun- taxable returns ONTARIO COUNTY A total of 44,676 residents of Ontario County, who had Alresidents of Whitby total income of $210,210,000 income of $10,400 or more filed returns and paid $21,794,-|figures for other income br 000 in taxes. Eight thousand,/ets were: under $2,006 six hundred and eight residents/$2,000 to $2999, 680; of the county filed non-taxable| $3,999, 645; $4,000 to returns. $5,000 to $5,999, 921; |. It is also shown that 8,643 res-| $9,999, 805 {dents of Durham County filed returns on a total reported in-| 25,687 Oshawa come of $37,964,000. They paid/filed returns 112 had taxable re- a total of $3,413,000 in tax, Two|turns of $25,000 or over, The thousand four hundred an djnumber of returns in other tax- thirty-one returns County were non-taxable. under $1,000, 180; It is of interest to note that/$1,999, 2,501; $2,000 211 residents of Durham County!2,901; $3,000 to $3,999, 1,661; $6,000 to thousand, The figures for other brackets were: under 4,983; $2,000 to $2,999, 9,015; $6,000 to $9,999, 8,049. INCOME BREAKDOWN $9,999, 5,248, $1,000 AMBASSADOR MEETS PRIME MINISTER Ambassadof Yong Shik Kim | Minister Pearson in Ottawa of South Korea (left) pays his | Wednesday. The new Ambas- first official call on Prime | sador, who earlier met with --| External Affairs Minister Mar- | tin, is also his country's dele- gate to the United Nations in New York, IS MISS U . MIAMI BEACH, Fla, (AP)= A stunning blue -e yed blonde (CP Wirephoto) 1,745; |$9999, 423; to $4,999, 1746; $5000 0/436; $15,000 to $19,999, 113; $20,- in 19 years $6,999, |000 to $24,999, 38. pea one hundred|HOW MONEY EARNED and eighty-three residents of Ontario County reported hav-|$127,018,000 Oshawa income' re- ing incomes of $10,000 or more. ported $115,542,000 came from income) wages $2,000, sources of income were: busi- 6,063; | ness $3,000 to $3,999, 6,808; $4,000 to/fessional income $2,115,000; $4,099, 8,485; $5000 to $5,999, ie tastks, at about the attack which, they| pl on ore ay dipikenda: #1: Lynn Fair, district representa- In Oshawa 2681 reported in-|499 99; bond and bank interest,| o¢ comes of under $2,000. Ot he r'¢1 939,000; rental income, $808,-| income brackets were: $2,000 to goo. $2,999, 2,901; $3,000 to $3,999, octate income, $510,000; 3,486; $4,000 to $4,999, 4.683; | page income, $488,000 and mis- $5,000 to $5,999, 5,989; $6,000 to cellaneous income, 686,000, One huadrid and eighty-nine) reported The ' A ack- following categories: n 642; |exemptions, $47,288,00; pension worm because of its habit of| given Oshawa residents totalled $52,755,000, This included the| aro being ruined." in Durham taxable return brackets were: |Oshawa to|\was for federal tax, $1,980,000 to $2,999, /for provincial tax and $1,640,000 so many of the worms this year| 3,486; |for old age security tax. from the District of Columbia, 19-year-old Bobbi Johnson, was crowned Miss U.S.A. Wednesday night she will compete against entries from 58 foreign coun tries and territories in the first round of competition for the Miss 'Universe title. Canada's entry is Mary Lou Farrell, Miss Dominion of Canada, from. St John's, Nfld. L PAUL RISTOW LTD. REALTOR 728-9474 187 King St. Eost $10,000 to $14,999,| strongest attack by army worms This week a helicopter has been called in to help spray the} hundreds of oats fields where the worms are feeding. | Almost every township in the county has reported bad cases of farms losing fields of oats because of the worm. Ontario Department culture officials. are The report states that of the and salaries. Other income, $2,711,000; pro- St hat worried) say, is the worst in ten years,| tive of the Ontario Department Agriculture, said ioday: $71,000; "This worm sleeps during the mort- annuity income, |the oats at night. "Some farmers do not realise they have the worm in their fields becausé they do not see them until they notice the crops Exemptions and deductions Personal' he worm, known as the army $3,000 'to, contributions $1,216,000; retire-ltorming in gangs and marching $4,999, 980; | me 6,000 to 9; i ; . | $1,923,000; it is also notable that of the| $520,000; residents who oat pl aon Bil agen sional fees, $202, and other) parm : ae deductions totalling $339,000. ers who take the advice of sosines Bp yr ee Bh ate oa oats field to dats field, s pdauc' 'eats the oat i Sadia 1a ims,| crop, e oats plant and ruins a charitable peel Spraying seems to be, the only and profes-| way of killing off the worms and . " the Department of Agriculture Of the income taxes levied on are winning the battle against residents $10,341,000 | the army worm. Mr, Fair said the reason for is that conditions are perfect ~ for egg laying and hatching. CAPSULE NEWS TORONTO (CP) -- Loyal J.| Leigh, 70, who once knocked down a premier, retires today after 55 years as a civil servant.| Leigh is the Ontario govern- ment's longest - serving. em- ployee, About 1910 when he was) a $6-a-week office boy, he col- |lided with the then premier, Sir James Whitney, under an arch- way at Queen's Park. Both were riding bicycles and both were unseated. | TO ENTER TV | HAMILTON (CP) -- McMas- jter University will be in the tel- fevision business by the start of jthe fall term. In a program to j cost between $40,000 and $50,000, it will install closed-circuit tele- jvision to increase the size of jsome classes fourfold, A total of | 10 hours a week of lectures, cov-| fering physics, chemistry, psy- chology and history, will use the system. RESERVES ARE LOW TORONTO (CP) -- Blood re- jserves at hospitals here are || NEED A NEW... OIL FURNACE? Call PERRY 723-3443 Doy or night $500 REWARD For information leading to the arrest and conviction of a person or persons involved in the theft of the following 12 G.E. 16' Port- able T.V. sets. Model 61-T-41,'Serial Numbers 259, 260, 1375, 1376, 1362, 0351, 0352, 1359, 1360, 0364, 353 and 667, ALL REPLIES CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX "D" -- THE TIMES "|Spanking Breeze, |day and comes out to feed on) ' dents, Retiring Civil Servant Once Knocked Down PM i'ti;s cron FIRST RACE -- Purse $2000. Maidens, three- and four-year-olds. 6'2 Furiongs. Resting, Fitzsimmons 115 Esprit Gai, Gordon 110 No Discard, Turcotte X16 Dup, Rogers 115 Pertect Pitch, Turcotte X100 Silverette, No Boy 105 Be Rugged, No Boy 105 Dear Susie, No Boy 105 Dream City, Kallai 110 Delight, Walsh 115 | | FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2200 ($5000 claiming) Two-vear-olds, foaied in Can- ada. 5'2 Furlongs. Chop's Eternal, No Boy 119 Merry Barque, Shuk 114 Smokey Bive, Walsh 122 Biue Week, Kallai 119 Bett!e Order, Gordon 122 Whirling Rich, Robinson 122 Easy Ella, Harris X14 Exhortator, No Boy 110 QUINELLA BETTING HV, Caplan, No, Boy 105 Also Eligible: "Rocky Queen, No Boy, SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2700. "Quarter Club of Buffalo" Allowances, Three- and four-year-old fillies, and one-six- 'reenth Miles. | Swirl of Glory, Gomez 110 Lady Domain, Dalton 107 Wheel Along, No Boy 108 Queen's Right, Harris A-103 Cloud Princess, Burton 114 Tartrazine, No Boy 110 E) Brillo Way, Fitzsimmons 105 Muskoka, No Boy 105 Avec Vous, Walsh A-103 Green Goddess, Fitzsimmons 108 A---Windfield Farm Entry SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2600. "Niagara American Legion". ($10,000 ' ' , Claiming). Three-year-olds and up. One Also Eligible: Rose Tudor, Walsh, 103; mile and 70 yards. Artista; Gordon, 112; King Rip, No Boy, 113; Belva, No Boy, 111; Fortune Cookie, Peters Sister, Parsons X103 Kallai, 108; Select Rythm, No Boy, 104, |L0rd Saybrook, Rogers 117 |King of Maryland, Lebiane 116 THIRD RACE -- Purse $2000. Maidens, |NOnas Charpete Garden A186 three- and four-year-olds (Divn, of 18!).| Tres Suave, Shuk 115 6% Furlongs. Free Trial, Fitzsimmons A-111 Diesel Fleet, No Boy 105 Winsmanship, No Boy 116 Chieko, Harris X105 At Seedhouse entry Autumn Souvenir, McComb 110 Squatiers Rights, Shuk 110 Wanless Park, Parsons %105 All Grand, Harrison 105 Gale, No Boy 105 Come Back Bay, No Boy 118 Cymeen, Parnell 115 Cantina Royal, Robinson 110 Horie: Mars eas Buzzin, Leblanc 111 Judy's ime, Simpson. 103 Malucina, No Boy 11) Also Eligible: Round Chance, No BOY,\esyvagetie. Fitzsimmons 111 110; Wee Lass, Harrison, 105, Charlie's Folley, No Boy 116 SECOND RACE -- Purse $1900 ($2500 Claiming) Three- and four-year-olds, 6 Furiongs. Highland Hope, No Boy 108 Burnt Orange, Harris X107 Saromar, No Boy 99 Harrison 106 Regent Park, Fitzsimmons 117 Daumont, Cuthbertson XXX103 Quickly, No Boy 116 Sly Stag, Leblanc 109 é Aged Dust, Smith 109 A Ticket Home, Fitzsimmons 108 Can $o, Dalton 111 Golden Bubble, Harris 107 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2000 ($2500 Claiming) Three-year-olds and up, foaled in Canada. One and one-sixteenth Miles. Sun and Wind, Harris X106 Pirate King, Parnell 116 Copper Cliff, Harris X111 Aunne Nora, Harrison 119 Purse $2200, Maid- ens, two-year-olds, 5% Furlongs. Shiny Dice, Walsh. 113 0.K, Break, No Boy 118 Roman Harold, MeComb 113 Sir Turcon, No Boy 113 Milt Dunnell, Rogers 113 Day's Best, Remillard 113 Black Diver, Kallai, 113 Sultan Nearco, No Boy A-113 Sleepy Native, Gordon 118 Park Heights, No Boy A-118 Princess Sadi, Fitzsimmons 8-115 Echo Boy, Leblanc 118 Also Eligible: Latin Mermaid, Turcotte, X110; Bahia Blanca, Gomez, B-115. A~J Borg, C Gauci and A M Cuddy » entry B--Mrs H A Luro entry X----5 Ibs AAC XX--7 tbs AAC XXX--10 Ibs AAC POST TIME 2 P.M. 'Trial Swim 'Is Scheduled Oshawa swimmer, | Bob Branch, will face his first trial on the way to the CNE swim _| when the. date for an elimination) ~\nine-mile swim will be set by CNE officials tonight. The "swim, likely from Port Brooklin Society Announces Results Of Recent Rose Show \Credit to Toronto, will dete | mine the number of competitors} to take part in the marathon) swim at the CNE in September.) His trainer, George Mudd, of the Simcoe Hall Boys Club, said he anticipated no difficulty for Branch in the trial swim. 'As it is," he said, "he swims eight miles a day in training, and has completed 20 miles at one time." He said that Branch, who could swim only 25 yards last Janu- ary, is an extremely powerful swimmer who has great deter- | mination. | ORCHESTRA MEMBER | Wednesday by Agriculture Min- lister Harry Hays. The first bul- David Charles Warne, 22, of |letin, to be mailed this week, is | 368 Park road south, Oshawa, |a pamphlet outlining the serv- who has been chosen as the jices available from the federal only Oshawa student to play |Farm Credit Corporation. with the National Youth Or- . | chestra now rehearsing in To- ae: 'MADE LAW m ronto for an eastern tour from | OTTAWA (CP) -- Canada's Aug. 2 to 15. Dave plays in the percussion section. He started playing the drums five years ago and will study in the fall to qualify as a sec- ondary school teacher. His hobbies include any type of water sport, teaching drum- ming to students of the Whitby Brass Band and private stu- ada, External Affairs Minister |Wednesday, An act setting a three - mile territorial waters zone and a 12-mile fishing zone off Canadian coasts was passed recently by the Commons and Senate and given Royal assent. WILL SHARE COST OTTAWA (CP) -- The federal | health department will with the Ontario Hospital Serv- lices Commission the cost of'in- |stalling a new automated dis- | pensary for drugs, John Munro,| | parliamen tary secretary to) |Health Minister Judy LaMarsh,| told the Commons Wednesday. | sion install the equipment in or- der to evaluate its effectiveness.) said Wednesday, It said more HEADS ELKS than 2,800 bottles of blood are} SASKATOON (CP) -- The na- needed or blood supplies would) tional convention of the Benevo-| dangerously low the Red Cross An accountaint in the office of|}be completely exhausted by the|lent and Protective Order of white,,1 bloom -- Mrs. the provincial auditor, Mr.| weekend. It is expected that spe-/Elks Wednesday elected S. T. Pilkey; Mrs. Green. cial clinics in the next three da/Dare, 41, of New Westminster, will produce 1,600 bottles. B.C., as grand exalted ruler, He 9 ne) yi HOLD SALE succeeds James E. Greco of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont, COOKSTOWN, Ont, (CP)--The Ontario Guernsey Breeders" As-| ++ GETS ASYLUM sociation annual classic sale| MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Juan*| Wednesday brought a total of|{ta Castro, sister of Cuban Pre-| $28,875 for 35 head of cattle at|mier Fidel Castro, was granted the farm of Patrick O'Connor,| politica asylum in Mexico Wed-| near this community 15 milesnesday. An interior ministry south of Barrie, Top cow, Brook-| spokesman said papers granting nill R. B. Fore Amy, was con-|the asylum were completed in) signed by William Brooks of|the afternoon. | Paris, Ont., and buught by Henry Borden of King, Ont., for Pay No More Than 4% -- When -- ic Your Property $2,000, Real Estate [H Broker ARRY ©. PERRY, Soles Mor. SEND BULLETIN Day or Night--728-4285 OTTAWA (CP) -- Inaugura- tion of a farm information bul-| letin to be mailed to Canada's | 480,000 farmers was announced' Martin said in the Commons|in variety of color -- Mrs.| --Mrs. Green. } THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, July 30,1964 3 PEACE CORPS WORKER Blair Butterworth, 25, son of United States Ambassador W. Walton Butterworth, in Can- ada, shows a pair of Ghana- ian shoes, given him by the BROOKLIN -- Following are; the results of the June Rose Show held during the regular! meeting of the Brooklin Horti- cultural Society. Classes 1 to 8 inclusive HT Green, Mrs. or HP roses: Class 1, red, 1 blogm -- Mrs. Eric Green, Mrs. §. Lockyer, Mrs. R. Healey. Class 2, white, 1 bloom -- no first, Mrs. Green, Class 3. yellow -- 1 bloom-- Mrs. Green. Class 4. pink, 1 bloom Mrs. D. Hamer, Mrs. Healey, Mrs. Green. Class 5. peace, 1 bloom -- Mrs, 8. Lockyer, Mrs, Hamer, Mrs. G, Stevenson. Class 6. bi-color, 1 bloom -- Mrs. Hamer, Mrs, Healey, Mrs. C. Wick. Class 7, any other color -- 1 new 12-mile fishing zone has/phio9m -- Mrs. Lockyer, Mrs.| been proclaimed the law of Can-| Hamer. Class 8. container of 3 roses Lockyer, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Healey. Class 9. container of polyan- thus or floribunda roses -- Mrs. C. §. Thompson, Mrs. Lockyer, Mrs. Healey. Class 10. container of ram- bler or climbers, any color -- share| Mrs. Thompson, Mrs, C. Wick, | Mrs, Lockyer. Class 11, Crescent ment of roses -- Mrs. Green. Class 13. Delphinium, blue, 1) spike -- Mrs. L. Hall, Mrs.| Green. Class 14. Delphinium, der, 1 spike -- Mrs, Mrs, Hall. Class 15 violet, 1 spike -- Mrs. Hall, | Class 16. Iris, any kind, any) color, 1 spike -- Mrs. Green, Class 18. Peony, white or near Chas, laven-) Green, | Delphinium, dark} Class 19. Peony, pink, 1) bloom -- Mrs, Thompson, Mrs.| Green, Mrs. Pilkey. Class 20. Peony, red, 1 bloom HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL | 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER * $0 YEARS arrange- Peace Corps, He left Ottawa Wednesday for Washington te enter the U.S, civil service. (CP Wirephotoy chief of the village in Ghana, where he taught history, Eng- lish and French as a volun- teer worker of the American Green, Mrs. McCulloch, Mrs, |Green, Class 26. Container of any variety of flowers not classed~= |Mrs. Green, Mrs, McCulloch. Class 22, Container of lilies, The rose judged the best is any variety -- Mrs, A, C. Mc-|the show was shown by Mrs, Culloch. \D, E, Hamer. Class 23. Arrangement "'Beau-) ty in a Goblet", 1-rose -- Mrs.| C.. Wick, Mrs.} BIRDS BAR WORK 4 MONMOUTH, England (CP) Healey. Three baby blackbirds have de- Class 24. Arrangement "Sum-jayed work on a £1,500,000 mer Snow" using shallow con-| road improvement scheme on tainer, white flowers with foli-| the Welsh border. Blackbirds age -- Mrs. Green, Mrs. Mc-/are protected by law and the Culloch, council has ordered bulldozers Class 25. Arrangement suit-| to stop work near the nest un- able for a new mother -- Mrs. til the fledglings can fly. TYPEWRITING DURING AUGUST NEW CLASSES START AUG. 4th . MONDAY THRU' FRIDAY 9am. -- 17 a.m. or 9am.-- 1 pm REGISTER TODAY CANADIAN SCHOOL 728-7081 OF BUSINESS 5212 Simcoe St. N. -- Oshawa a hot, hot day with a cooling Holiday Reserve yourself the shadiest tree, the most com- fortable lounge chair. Now a cooling Holiday Beer. That's refreshing. This is Ontario's light-tasting beer, perfect for summer. Modern and light, yet Holiday is a// beer, all the way down. O'KEEFE Holiday . _BREWED FOR SUMMER THIRST EMERGENT MEETING TEMPLE LODGE A.F. & A.M. All Masons are regucsted to attend o Masonic Service for Our Late BRO. ARTHUR G. KEENAN Friday, July 31, 1964 7:30 P.M. LUKE-McINTOSH FUNERAL HOME Masonic Clothing V. Wor, Bro, ©. D. Friend Wor, Bro. G. R. Crawford Secty. 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