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38--Coming Events BRING THIS SPECIAL Yo PRICE PASS to the FRIDAY JUNE 4th KINSMEN SUPER CAR BINGO at the PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE Over $8,300 in Prizes including New trom dealer of your ck or $2,000 Cast 1965 specified Car ce $1,000 o $1,700 Big $1,200. Sn $600. reguiar games $450 Special game Don't pack Plus 4 Eo ' Snowne $ 4 ne all Snowbe thee er forget to bi for va 0 e and ne ¥ Bird sav 20" Shore the Wea Many Free and Valuable Door Prizes KINSME? su U Monster BINGO Thursday, 20 GAMES AT $20 5 GAMES AT $31 1 $150 JACKPOT $20 PER LINE PLUS $50 PER FULL CARD $250 JACKPOT RIRIVEIDE Ni ILE wn PARK June 3 2 Regular douk ess pa or games Jos NOS p JACKPOT $10 PER LINE PER FULL CARD 54 NUMBER PLUS $25 PRIZE, $150 GUARANTEEL TWO GAMES TOTA EARLY $50 P $1.00 ADMISSION RED BARN OSHAWA CHILDREN UNDER NOT ADMITTED JAYCEES HAVE CANCELLED THEIR BINGOS INDEFINITELY There is No Bingo Night BIRD Doo es 4 Tell May we thank friends for their patronage in the post our BINGO FERNHILL PAR CLUB HOUSE WED. MAY 19tt FARLY BIRD GAM 30 14 $6 eack PY Game $10-$ he We e $2 hare Free Admissic De NOVEL BINGO IN $170 JACKPOT ° SSLISW OPERETTA $ o.m. Sunday, Jun Street at Olive A humoreus sympe aduits eryone weice BINGO, Bathe Park Thursday om & om | (Olga) both of Oshawa and beloved husband of | Patric BIRTHS CONWAY $r ov Te safe arrival of a daughte at the Oshawa Genera sh, 1948 SMITH anno People Sing the Proises Oshowe Tires Clossitied bo et Paid home Thursday at8p.m.i DEATHS escyraghag Kari tered inte rest at the Oshawa General Tuesday. June 966, "Kart « beloved husband of iutie Keel and tether vrs, Valentin Jend- Evgenia: Edward oho + non ar rea tars Frank of Aut Resting a the! in Mig Tist year 4 Ms, with | no q tery. Prayers at is Poner day af 8 p.m SYLVESTER. At the Toronto Viestern day, May W, 1965, Boyd Mapier Sylvester, Rita Clark, father of Bastedo of Oshawa. Service was the Less Chapel, 638) Toronto, on Wednes ne om St. James arent Street june 2, at dnes beyond Price, of all "GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 490 K TREET WES TELEPHONE 78.6226 FLORISTS ond all yet NG 5 LOCKE'S Fur Hora ts :1Pr ero) = arrangemer arrange gements occasions SHOPPING ITRE iE OSHAWA CE 94 HOUR PHO? IN MEMORIAM BRESS ber thar The % oved 80 we said good-bye fo uv { as we ave said good-bye 0 we ng ms ot @ husband and eve' yerta-born | arnBer ad k psider a and Darlene, ommiunicatior ' orp arly Bird manag ommun ving hus vho passed % Competition key Success NEWS IN_ BRIEF Slide Chops Into Profits Of Bethlehem Copper Co. pote remerenegueennenenesteuaemetatensneienanoen, HE HAS SPACE TIGER BY TAIL has a tail of Charyk satellite, says space tigér by the he striking success Because. Dr the tem ony In Sport Held Overplayed :: Ky BOB MacKenzie OTTAWA "4 tion is the ved P Com Margaret OBITUARIES STANLEY GALES e fo key to su Tom be get organized sport, bu ecki think too much ¢ The new ma mpnas ede healt Stan-fitne and amalte V suddenly |te Ma E the m est-icompelitia bivd.ipatior Na I day at Christifeel. t Memoria glican Churel importar Ven. Archdeacon H; D. Clever-; The dor the and Glace inte Ceme-jjob as tery State University The were R.idirectorate April Wand, N Pearce, G. Brough,jthat competition is G. Constable, R. Mills and L./fitness program E-veniss It's much easier person to play golf MRS. CHARLES J. HAWES (or any sport where he Following a short sickness the|match his results against death occurred June 1 at thelother person, than to keep Oshawa General Hospital ofja regular exercise program Mrs. Charles John Hawes, 50\himself Garden st Whitby. The de-; But ceased was in her 70th year. |problem The former Florence Emily|longer can Dark, Mrs. Hawes was a daugh-ititive standards in his spo ter of the late Alfred and Emily Take hockey as an exare Dark was born at Anum,}! think it's a shame thal a England and was married inison can spend 15 years act Whitby in 1920. A resident offing skills this sport Whitby for 54 vears, Mrs, HaweSinave to drop it because was a member of St. Mark'sican't keep up the pace } United Churc! reguiar le or fears *redeceased by her husbandlresult a possible injur in 1960. Mrs. Hawes is survived} Why not t up league by a daughter, Mrs. F. Baragaria community with Florence) of Whitby and a son,lified rules Ww af Os contact wil l-reme Town Fune al timers Inter. rate sa a fier pa ler and | a help vat participation is 36 eat ; old native Ba N who left coach at to join conce vital to onduc e S$ rment was in Oshawa pallbearers ed ser Union ockes 5 to ge or this leads to when an individu ome up to cod She ie of sé basis eliminating ar rhe held a Home ment emete hawa f service be hing #0 league Toledo players mite shifts on the ice ous mera the W at ? mber wa at m, June 3 lwhere were be in Oshawa Union|two-minute Rev. John Smith will ipod ontact iduct tne se e was WAS Wil was still on part competitior e emphasis OF Hine MACBETH Eve for aN and man who|COULD USE FUNERAL JOHN ALEX yone had a iot rvice good exercise r ownship Maebeth his home vas Armstrong George ited| y vice i Mu ra ast Whitb \lexande 1 May 29 a held Tuesday at the SKILLS A program like this allow persons Home Rev oler exercise Brooklin sport they knony onducted the ser tha ter lo ment was in Groveside new Brooklin pallbearers were Norman Erwir Jack Bond nd Jack Toh would Funera good to Mund) Chur of a one and inte emeters The Am bE Gor 4) de Rob- but figu f . a Nor- Ander Singleton to ea one inre Ho be Yiea Ioodie. MOSKALIUK Kar! Moskaliuk 5 Osh ia arious ory b governing orts mately role althoug}h some voice in de ancial grants Right now | and meet these peopil> knowledge of thieir second-hand and make plans, on inted) lo 'sda tne Hospital in d at neen at ona: his 123 acivi he in isior 4 had for some time Kaliuk was the son of and Anna Moska wa bern Rou ried. the former in Roumania in lave fin have 't as n id ma lem i owar had been a anada and Oshawa f 4 yea For 12 employee eased MN whan niohlans OF Redecki's 12 years the N@ihand ore to pli ysical will com year as att 4) ine's ace Ba he ear kground Afle 2 cy ation ba imber ment »mber graduate idie ollege Valen Rugenia and); Gore (Olga) jon't agree vitl 0 Frank used the a ne re teiday, | waxt @ rest methods fell B schola ntere aS guilly as a Novak both of grand tried to in in a parents CKEY eemeal Bobby y H b ess as » three years ral Gains for a high|pined s tudies on pisycholog mass Friday at St lexer with an) athletic urch. Rev, J. C./ey job at iUniversit structor's mass andi finrida Th mane his tior strong Fu requiem Georg Pare; ise e's ¢ ma Ww w he n sing the Sta e aid at the WATCHES OWN j;FITNESS ess it mare Olio tea nis ang iner Ono th mre of f ' she. feeis needing rather prequl in 0 get Most spent oug! eruit too ¢ desk Bedecki to Ottawa and their nia, 9 working behing @ were brought home after he moved his wife, Anne ch Idren, Virg Bruce I didn't get vork Up a good "first three weeks al vatt a pauncnh It snt much 4 I'd after i Carrying 200 pounds or two-inch frame serious problems, although would like to trim about 10 the summer What's the biggest for sport in Canada? Geography. We've got so far to travel that only the best get a chance for most events "T think we need more events tuned to the community level building a broad base for higher levels. Then, with events like the, Olympic, Pan-American. and British Empire Games, the top competition look after no itself nipe T to soon with two and pets Be ing even a swea chance my here h ng maginars f iif show 4 he at too ook doe Dut soon e better a SIX foot hasn tol jiis any he pounds for "ine 4 des any problem di a jean an up by level will 1@ Pplar fo Games al a Canadian Quebe will be a giant step towards eliminating geographical barriers and should stimulate action at lower levels He said his biggest was the progress in t field the last especially with per ©" by people like Bill mod-and Harry Jerome hods 1 think the coaching clinic program of he Royal Canadian type. This is wherewe'regoing get leaders for future ath programs pie per juir then he a the surprise ack and years formances Crothers in in few old to to; letic d and The but cipa Horses, Wagons Once 'Piggyback' KENTVILI N.S. (CP) Piggyback truck service ng new in the railroad business says George Powell, manage of the Dominion Atlantic way, a CPR subsidiary Scotia had it 110 years for horses and wagons of truck trailers r of Mr. Powell says elop Scotia Railway, now part of the east/DAR, started carrying teams find on flatcars between Halifax and Four-Mile House 1855 and between Halifax and Windsor in 1858.. The tariff was cents mile for the horse a hundredweight for Drivers rode free wasn't a will venture at these rates ns One oca service club quired a flatcar for every wagons, a boxcar for every ofjhorses and a coach for prod drivers And there were you delays at every thai where a team had to be or unloaded a result, he edu- ser was soon ne in|not to be reintroduced for more Vleticithan a centun high li stick Nova| ago-- ing the old. Nova n f e as two apa will of an It cents the wagon s very profitable he told It re two four the out loaded As vice gh said, the Mimico Mounties In Second Place MIMICO P)--Mimivo Mounties oa sec place Ontario rosse Junior ries Tuesday by de Guelph Mohawks 19.5 It was the fourth defeat in four sta Jim Hende Smith scored five each com Mimico, Kevin Ellis added y of|three and Paul Parnell a pair in-|Al Sligo, Graham Gair, Joe vy of;timson and Bill Manley were the other scorers For Guelph.. Arden Fist wo goals and Ger M Bob Posle and Danny § at Massa Ont. « mbed i the next ond La A se feat ng tie Association was ow obby rship conse ts for and ulive Guelph Andal sted ose SOF goal for four er got Ke na Nixon i Exercise problenis for amanijone each, is noth-! Rail- | instead! long) road crossing} abandoned, | Early the says he to be a he available wants Bird tiger at hank will have to ration transmitting time too y ATICAN PANS CUTLERY VATICAN' CITY (AP)--L"Os parvaties Romano hopes Span ish surrealist painter Salvador Dali wi forks and spoons out of his illustrations for a new Italian Bible. Remarking on the profusior symbols in recent Dali paintings: the Vat ican daily said The Bible the Bible We hope he for gets them his biblical tllus tratior NORTHERN QUEEN OSLO (AP)----Britt tal! 20-year-old blonde crowned Miss Norway ompetes earls June Miss Furope al France, and June 26 for Miss Universe title at Miami Beach, Fla. Norwegian runner ip Aud Jansen, 20, will com pete in the Miss International Beauty contest at Long Beach Calif., in August HISTORY GOES BY SEA HALDEN (AP) The city fathers of this Norwegian port have thrown 350 bottles into the sea, each containing a short his torv of the community. People finding the bottles before June 15, the town's 300th anniver- be rewarded with s. Halden is on the Skager tt arm of the North Sea BURNT BY HOTHEADS CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) The Adams clothing store which advertises itself as a lit- tle corner of New York, has put up notices saying it is: com pletely Venezuelan-owned. The new Say anti American terrorists who destroyed the with Molotoy cocktails a big mistake ¥ | leave of these in FLIES Aahberg, a has been 1965. She in the Nice, contest sary vill gns stock made be HOLE PLUGGED IN HEART of born defect Ster] Newe with a Hamilton. 9 N.B.. was complex heart known as the tetralogy of Fallot. The condition left him wibout energy and toe ing astie 18; the '1 among competi cial interests mode] of Early examined by ng commer A full-scale Bird is being Dr. Charyk (CP Photo) VANCOUVER nual report of Copper Corp. say on the company's property near Ashcroft, B.¢ adversely affected. the pany's operating profit The operating profit first six fisca about (CP) the The an com for the months the 1965-66 will probably be only the fore- a of yeal 70 per cent of cast given. directors few said mine manager No figures on months ago W Canada Has Pringle On All Weapons Systems (CP)---The now has fulfilled made by. Prime Pearson Jan, 12, 1963-- OTTAWA Liberal government the promise Minister three months before he became! nu-| minister--to accept warheads for four weap- stem prime clear ons § said Mon- the of these four sys- the CF-101 Voodoo jet in is nuclear-| Informed sources day tems last terceptor now armed American Genie nuclear rockets, each nine feet long and} have been} weighing 800 pounds, fragile even to go to school. This -vear successfully é ration he orwet an ape at the Sick ildren's Hospital in Toront o which involved patching a hole between the Bethlehem} s a severe slide} in February has} THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 2, 1965 | Volunteer Squad 33... \For Emergencies WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--When la little girl in nearby Sandwi- hy, East 'Township got lost re- jcently, the Sun Parlor Emer- gency Communications Service quickly moved into action Members in automobiles with) itwo-way radios soon found her| and returned her to worried parents It was the sort of operation} imade for SPECS, a 2-man/' volunteer squad formed a year ago to help police and others) in cases of emergency in Essex County | Under guidance of Ted Hani fan of Windsor, tne public ispirited car owners have equipped their wi th)y - |short-range radios which enable |) Wit 'them to maintain contact up to! 1/20 miles vehicles 'Twenty-Two Run In Derby At Epsom LONDON (Reuters) The 22 declared horses to run in Wed- nesday"s Derby at Epsom and |their jockeys Meadow |Bam Royal Sharp, J. Roe Smith, Foothill, J stice, W. Williamson Poincelet; Niksar, W. Rickaby As Before, G. Starkey; Sover- leign Edition, R. Maddock; Silly} ISeason. G. Lewis Convamore,| FE. Hide; Billionaire, G. Boug- oure; King Log, R. Hutchin-|g 'son; Cambridge, A. Breasley; |@ Bucentaur, S, Smith; Creosote P. Robnson; Sunacelli, B. Con- norton, Ballymarais, W. Pyers Sea Bird, T. Glennon, Gulf Pearl, J. Lindley; Vieuten, J Deforge ¥ Court, L. Pigott; i777 P. Matthews; Look! Alealide, D | Jerger. Sol- I Say, R "MENACING MACHINE Tom Mcintyre calmly goes scrapyard while a fierce- about his job of cutting up looking magnetic crane an old jalopy in a Toronto hovers above his head. Fm! Photo this forecast were made public The company's report said it had an operating profit of 5.4 cents a pound in the year ended! Feb. 28, compared with 13.26 cents a pound in the preceding) F : | FIND OLD THEATRE Collingwood Hit | AMMAN, Jordan (AP)--The Pi entry steps and orchestra pit of year, the first full year of pro By Blaze Again a Roman amphitheatre have duction at the mine COLLINGWOOD. Ont been excavated near Nablus, 50 was were $3210,715/7) 4 ; Aula miles north of Jerusalem, after et earnings 'lo\The second major fire here in compared with $2,822,564 in thejthree days destroyed a $750,000 npr buried. under debris. for f/building belonging to Quinlan-|?000 years Crawford Manufacturing Co.)7- Tuesday night the ruins of Georgian China The fire, believed to have|Ltd, which burned Saturday started in the excelsior machine| night: The Ontario fire marshal section of the furniture factory,|was in Collingwood at the time spread rapidly through ajof the second blaze, investigat- wooden roof and it collapsed anjing the Georgian China fire. hour after the fire started Collingwood recently started Firemen were hampered by|work on a $2,000,000 pumping low water pressure. \station to increase water pres- The scene of the fire is di-jsure. Work is not expected to rectly across a highway from|be completed until next spring. previous year, an increase 0 14 per cent. Share earnings rose to 61.7 cents a share from 54.3 cents N-Warheads supplied for Voodoos the 48 operational based at Chatham, N.B Bagotville, Que., Ry d'Or, Que., and Comox The Genie has been in use in the U.S. Air Force for 844 years. Officials said the genie would not be carried by the Voodoo at any time unless in a war emergency The other three nuclear-} jarmed weapons systems are the| CF-104 bomber in Europe, the! Honest John artillery piece in West Germany and the Bomarc anti-aircraft missile at North Bay and LaMacaza, Que 1 PRICE REDUCTION IN OPTica, HS Top Y FOCAT A ot KRYPTOK ULTEX FLAT-TOP $ 5 0 COMPLETE WITH LENSES To everyone and anyone who needs or weart Bifocal Glasses: here is the most choice at the ONE LOW PRICE of $17.50. ments. 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