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( 6 THe OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, February 17, 1965 DISTRICT NEWS McCoy, Stephen Hillier, Ric | him in a crowded street last FRAUD DISCOVERED Evens. m: Pa rs Re ort Threats Breakout Ace [ocme: LONDON (CP) -- Experts. at Girls, 11 years -- Janet He had been three months on|the National Portrait Gallery, ines, Janet Carnegie, Jean : the run after breaking from alusing an x-ray machine, have Tristram, Pe 4 5 a al prison working party at Dart-|found that one of two remaining Tristram, Penny Rider. v , i n argare 0 moor Jai!. Seventeen times ear-|portraits of Archbis' Cran- Boys, 11 years -- Laurie Wil- LONDON (Reuters)--Walter|lier he escaped from reforma-|mer, adviser to Henry eo Pe e e liams, Garry Walker, Billy ! Went: 4 f (Angel Face) Probyn, one of|tories. author of the Anglican prayer+ Jeffrey, Donald Waldinsperger,, LONDON (Reuters) -- Two|superintendent in charge of se- Britain's' most. notorious jail Rink Filled I '@)] Capacity Malcolm Vanderby. newspapers report a threat has|curity at the Odeon as saying|/OA 0S 'Monday night went book, is @ fake. The age HOTEL'S HAUNTINGS --/OTiginally of an unknown S. made against Princess|"we are taking special precau- bt Girls, 12 years Heather|been 8 tions because a threat has been|>ack to prison for 12 years for ASCOT, England (CP)--Dem- century Catholic cardinal, had © Rider, Faye Healey, DianejMargaret. : ; .|shooting at police who ended his| * been retouched. l I e Yr V a Robertsga, Laurie jo p Peed Berane ia eed oh" al leben cnet last brief spell of liberty. olition men working on the Old Z or Cc OO Cc Ca nh al Williams. sles ; Probyn, who has spent 11 of|Royal Ascot Hotel near the Boys, 12 years -- Jody Wil- pear in two morning papers,| The newspaper says later, at How To Hold in connection with the princess'|"'we know of no threat." ' f fi id|his 33 years behind bars, faced/tamed Berkshi ; PORT PERRY (TC) --j1 -- Anthony Jemmett, Johnny,Neill, Lynn Cook, Vickie Luke,| jams, Ken Irvine, David|!te Daily Mirror and the Sun,)Scotland Yard, an officer said) Moo Y0Gis oo don's Old Bailey a a a FALSE TEETH Through the co-operation of|Bourgeois, Allen Waldinsperger,|Laurie Cochrane, Linda Rice. |Gray, Glenn Sweetman, Laurie Principal Roy Cornish and his|Philip Cochrane, Stanley Shaw. Staff, a most successful ice car- Boys, 8 years -- Andy Litt,|Williams. ' Girls, Grade 11 -- Jill Dow-|Kenny Jeffrey, Paul Litt, Rob-| Girls, 13 years and over --| night. performance "after a"/threat|Patrick Gibbins. lition firm: "Some of the work- ; claim it's haunted. Said George t the annual Royal| The Sun says extra police|criminal court of shooting with film jerformance here Monday| were dratted to the royal film|intent to murder at Det.-Sgt.|McBean, director of the demo-| More Firmly in Place Do your false teeth annoy and em= nival was held by Port Perryison, Carol Bond, Cindy Baird,jert Stephens, Gordie Goode. {Anna Forder, Peggy DeNure, Margaret, her husband Lordjhad been made against Prin- He was found not guilty, butjers are sleeping in the hotel at barrass by slipping, Groping of Public School at the Community|Anne Candler, Judy Howsam. Memorial Recreation Centre. hy ¢ bling Girls, 10 years -- Janice Neill,|Wendy Snooks, Janet Baird,|snowdon and Queen Mother|cess Margaret. : convicted of shooting with in- nights and they hear dreadful] Just Boys, Grade 11 -- Chris Dur-|Rhonda Forder,, Sharlyn Read-|Heather Stephens. Elizabeth went to the Odeon| It quotes a police superin-|tent to do grievous bodily harm. This - your plates. "The rink was filled to capacity|ward, 'Paul Litt, Scott Nelson,ler, Marlene Podres, Margo| Boys, 13 years and over --|Theatre in Leicester Square for|tendent as. telling reporters:| The man a lawyer once de-|M0ises. Horses stamp and go| powder holds felse veeth more with parents and friends inter-iGregory Delorme, She rm an| Michie. 'eSted in the young folks' activi-|stoughion. ties and over 500 pupils, ranging t the five-year-olds to the -agers were on the ice, decked out in costumes of all hues and varieites. There were '@pproximately 120 prize win- ners in the costume classifica- tion and 70 prize winners in the races, $90 RAISED Even though the transportatio and walking conditions were hazardous, the financial pro- - eeeds were beyond expecta- tions and over $90 was realized and given back to the students in prize money. Through this generosity it was possible to give larger prizes to the first five winners, and it is interesting to note, that all the "wee ones" who competed were rewarded for their efforts whether they were prize winners or not, The judges were Mrs. George 'Samells, Mrs, Bruce Beare, Mrs. Cochrane, Mrs. Earl Martyn, Miss Susan Adderley and Miss Stanyer. The prize awards were in charge of Mrs. Lloyd Hunter. Mrs. Elmer Lee ably recorded the events of the afternoon's activities. The races were supervised by Sam Cawker, Stuart Lane and Robert Robertson. The announc- ing was in charge of Mr. Cor- nish. After the judging of costumes was completed, races were held for al] age groups. The following is the list of the many prize winners: KINDERGARTEN AND GRADE 1 Girls Comic -- Debbie Short, Shelly Howsam, Patsy Smith, Kathy Jones, Janie Hall. Girls' dress -- Donna Wal- lace, Terry Franssen, Joy Panabaker, Diane Boehm, Lau- rie Boye. Girls' Original -- Cynthia Franssen, Cindy Baird, Margo Bagg, Helen Tripp, Beverly Brown. Boys' Comic -- Stanley Shaw, Ricky DeShane, Wayne Taylor, Bobby Jefford, Wayne Lown. Boys' dress -- Ian Diamond, David Podres, Garry Kraupa, Billy Sharp, Robert VanCamp. Boys' Original -- Lee Lane, Paul Beare, Paul Jones, Johnny Bourgeois, Gordon Scott. JUNIOR 2 AND 3 * Girls' Comic--Kim Harrison, Penny Venning, Donna Hall,|? ee Durham, Karen Tay or. Girls' Dress -- Sherry Boyce, Laurie Cochrane, Carolyn Sharp, Cheryl Rahm, Jil! Dowson. Girls' Original -- Jennifer Franssen, Susan Malinowski, if Arlene. Rodd, Karen Walker, Sandy Scott. Boys' Comic -- Lorne John- ston, Dean Archer, Paul Litt Gregory St. John, Larry Hartin. Boys' Dress -- Gordon Carno- -chan, Ricky Cooper, Albert Cha- ney, Gordie Goode, Vernon Murray. Boys' Original -- Andy Litt Richard Brunton, Scott Nelson, |? Kevin Knight, Mark Kenny. INTERMEDIATE GRADES 4 and 5 Girls' Comic -- Debbie Mc- Neill, Joanne Draper, Donna €arnochan, Brenda Sweetman, Vickie Heayn. Girls' Dress -- Julie Hall Laurie Mark, Mary Jane Mac- Master, Cheryl MacGregor and Karen Carnegie, Janice Neill. Girls' Original -- Sonja and Sandra Enge, Joanne Donnelly, Donna and Donna Ballard; Patti Leahy, Kim Neill. Boys' Comic -- Billy Van Camp, Donald McNeill, Robert Taylor, Billie Jeffrey, Calvin Cochrane. * Boys' Dress -- Stephen Ar- eher, Ronald Vokins, Bobby Brown, Kim Wakeford, Glenn McCoy. Boys' Original -- David Litt, David Bourgeois Jim Mans- field, Peter Jefford, Paul Bagg. SENIOR GRADES 6, 7 and 8 Girls' 'comic -- Kathy De- Shane, Darla Thomas, Susan Gray, Penny Rider, Joanne Prentice. Girls' Dress -- Linda Pick- ard and Lea-Anne Ballard, Frei- fa Stein and Mary-Lynn Mac- Master, Charlene Bourgeois and Elizabeth Jefford, Debbie Griffen, Colleen Emmerson. Girls' Original -- Kathy Son- ley, Anne Kenny, Brenda Geer, "Debbie Jeffrey, Brenda Web- ster and Karen Kennedy .,.. Boys' Comic -- Ross Arm- "strong and Glenn Geer, Garry «Geer, Julian Diamond, Allan | "*Shaw, Kenneth Ballinger. Boys' Dress -- Ted Hall, Gregory Goode, Larry Reesor, | -John Cooper, Charles Nelson. * Boys' Original -- Tommy Mc- Neill, Scott Kenny and Roger Moase, Vernon Archerr, David "Mansfield, Neil Clarke and Paul Taylor. RACES Girls, Kindergarten and Grade 1 -- Cindy Baird, Cynthia Frans- sen, Debbie Short, Shelly How- sam, Laurel Price. Boys, Kindergarten and Grade ANCIENT HONOR Britain's present Duke of "Norfolk is the 16th of the line created in 1483, one of the old- est dukedoms in the country. 4 Girls -- 8 and 9 years -- Kim|Bourgeois, Bob Young, Glenn Jeffrey. and more comfortably. No Brian McNab, Ricky Beare, Bob|the performance, the premiere|"We've had a bit of trouble. It|scribed as "a past master in}mad. They have also heard! gooey, taste or feeling, tose not Boys, 9 - 10 years -- David|DeShane, Scott Kenny, Ronaldjof the movie Lord Jim. must have been some crank, but/the art of escapology" shot nine| footsteps, but of course there is bresin) "a Get hee rn The Mirror quotes a policelwe had to take precautions." |times at police who corneredjnobody there." sone? | $100. WINNERS plus many other winners ! MRS. D. LYTWYN WESTON $100. WINNER MRS. YUKI ADACHI TORONTO $ 100. WINNE MRS. MARY SCHMIDT TORONTO $100. WINNER MR. J. F. MAUGHAN WESTON $100. WINNER MRS. E. ROSENDAHL SAULT STE. MARIE $100, WINNER MRS. ANN NEWTON TORONTO $ 100. WINNER MRS. D. OSMAN TORONTO $100. WINNER MRS. B. WILLIAMS TORONTO $100. WINNER MRS. G. MERRINGTON u TORONTO $100. WINNER MRS. HOCHREITER TORONTO $ 100. WINNER va PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB. 17, 18, 19, 20 1] SsiIo"d ,oCoo CASH PRIZES PICK UP YOUR FREE 'MAKE MONEY' ENVELOPE AT YOUR LOBLAW STORE TODAY. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. IN EACH SEALED 'MAKE MONEY? 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