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OF CALE EOE 42, THE OSHAWA THARS, Tussdey, July 19, 1965 Maple Grove Fast Pp Ss Canadians Seen On Move nu ra f rie re ee hon city 4 ogg ' Fi ld D In Unprecedented Numbers | cone their work takes Holds Big Field Day reer cet sane mua tn vr eM VE (TC Aud- nN el Good in, Kathyidens 13 yrs, Donald Sort Allen i pei <br at ss yal « adic ggeviney © pen Ph Abe ais MAPLE GRO rf ) ~~ Aud-|so") age D ie wits a U ut er, e a | rey Mullins and Guy Foskett|Su.em" secs somber, Shale Foskens|Wnalen. Gord Ells. on onenvih The movers, now working|mates that business since Feb- 7, AW A pd the individual champion-|sge 1, ; Mate Eile, Susan Henry, Jose| High jume | Te yrs. deck it eh ir way out of the annual|fuary is up by 25 to 30 per cent ships in the field day held re- phine Fit boroe iy A vin Mlty Halve Been gg ogg art Mgncalie; 3} / |) ¥S+\echool's - out' crush, haven't from last year. E-IN THES cently at Maple Grove East or rey i, aes firm statistics to back up the} "This is the heaviest we've 7? ¢ School, The results of geen ee hee ee Dey ii eit aa re a Sillfeeling. But their cash registers|experienced--and it's the same 'am inal nn ich, io the meet were: Chute, Barba: 9 Becneti, Pat Welsh Gord are jingling, their vans are alljacross the country and across h Uh 0 7 [over, GIRLS' EVENTS so Garsemhen ake' 'a, haned Morte, i m8 nb troy (Out_on the road and mony of|the continent." NOW PLAYING ee eS eae he Chery! Gloria 'Comays Marie. ili age 4 andl rorbes, mo ¢ yrs. Garry Hoos. Try lIthem are turning away busi-| Why are so many Canadians) iH | Wood, Tanya, Russell, Judy 'aichardsy ever, Christine cone THON @ltel, Benny err, Earl mertins 6 yee. (Ness. jon the move? } tong | " ddl Russe ly BUd8I. Bean bag. throw: Age 6, Cheryl Stein- Fsaeaph 1 nod sity Preecs, erlen "It's been the heaviest | TRANSFERS MEAN MOVES | ony, | Soot, ee fon, Peggy Symons, Tammy Rogers; age) p. " Y, Woods; F snare, Guat joes aicnede sae yg Ronnie Stainton. in our history," says Edw Movers say most of the in-| nN, Hondebrinks age & Kathy Budal, Pam movelv: 4 ye, Harold Bland of United Van Lines. ° 'No creased business comes from Goort N@ 208,12), Doron ee nary Osiepevichy, Kony) MODs? 7 Rice ei, Polak, Stanley sorjone can recall such @ fantastic|ompanies transferring employ- ane Barr, Linde "Carpenter, Rose. ag : . ra, yrs, Lex Goleski,|demand as there has been this|.o. 'There is no okay preven seth ee ee and over;|..Multi-chore race: 14 and over, Audrey on Proscar énarias Martin: 9 ¥F8| year'? Cee se Nancy Martin 4 Preece, Robbie Brooks, Brian in the "C.0.D. walter matthau Audrey. Mullins, Carol Foskelt, Mar y| Mullins, Mary Ann Doyle, Marlene Ar-|a aca '19 yrs, Brian Welsh, David) He said there are estimates) -- an ~ ae bourne; age 13, Joe Preece, Nancy Mar- Ann Doyle. tin, Kathy MeGuirk; 12, Di Hockett, Grant Snowden; 1) yrs., Guy a Scene seme High Jump: Age. 10, Wendy Seymour, |t'mae Carsamer" Merwarct Vermecten;|Foskett, Terry Rose, Robert Willoughby; that 22 to 23 per _ wastes a id Morliyn' Symons, Dawn Stevens; age liclone 11, Leorie: Presse, Borbare Beckett, [12 YFe. Gerry Snowden, David Wetson,|dian families will move this tro Goldwyn Maver many Lourie Preece, Pat Welsh, Debbie Good-|Pat Weish; 298 10, Marilyn Symons,| Terry Russell; 13 yrs, Larry Goodwin,|year,"' ; | * win; age 12, Marg Vermevien, Linda Steven: Kenny Allin, Allan Sparrow; 14 and over!" 44 We eee iene Berti ape 1, Nency| oie Mier age Fe Diane eckert, Too-|i0nn Ostopovich, Bob lintel, Jim|, OUr feeling is that Canada Martin, Susan Henry, Joe Preece; age |4|sie Brown, Kathy Rose; age 8, Pam | Potter. lis the .most moving country in and over, Audrey Mullins, Mary Ann! Brown, Wendy Arbourne, Linda Snow-| Ball throw: 10 yrs. Jim Mann. Davidithe world," Doyle, Christine Pokorski. lden; age 7, Sheila Marchant, Tanya|Hocketf, John Stainton; ') yrs, Bert ' Broad Jump: Age 6 Mary McDonaid,|Russel!, Shirley Woods; age Donna | Spring, Robert Willoughby, Guy Foskett; VOLUME RISES ina Burton, Chery! Rose; age 7, "oh beat Cheryl Rose, Mary meBoninld 12 yrs., David Spring, Wayne Munroe,|* "pian Richards, sharron Per, Debbie Honeys) Bors Events oe Sen Detter, ia yre Ken Aitin, Ken| Dave McConnell, executive & athy udal, rudy ussell, as 6 yrs, roy orbes, ary | Ta yn, aries Scott; 14 end over, s {inde Snowden; age 9, Rosemary Ostopo-| |Holden, Harold Becker; 7 yrs., Danny|Larry Sol, Larry Connors, Frank $t assistant at the Canadian Ware vich, Donna Woods, Jennifer Hogg. yg Peis Wiliewsey Ted Van Ness; | Pierre. |housing Association, says mem- Bean bag novelty: Age 6 Margot Wil yr, bi Goleski, John McDonald, n iati ton Cheryl Rose, Donna Burton! age. 7,|George. Hathaway' 9 'yrs., Ron Stainton. |coonie, Troy Rorbes, Garty'" Hoog! 7 bers of the association report Serren iper, Debbie Honess, Cindy|Billy Preece, Donald Polak; 10 yrs.-lyrs., Ted Van Ness, Danny Barr, Sten- volume up sharply from last ved oy Lu wr 44 8, Trudy Russsell, Kathy | | Jackie goal' Jih ily btn} Sey" ley ley Sol; 8 yrs., Roger Prescott, John| Year. udal, Patt) Watson; age 9, Kathy Rose, |mour; yrs., Terry Rose, sh " , '. Judy Piper, Tessie Brown, age 10, Dawn |lovghby, Guy Foskett; 12 yrs. Terry Poca tn dame k ary <p" They re working night and Stevens, Marilyn Symons, Denise Wat Russell, Robbie Johnson, - Gerry $n0w-! Brooks. day, they're at their wits' end e [ar ma "Hootenanny Hoot" F le multl-chore race: 14 and over, Gor-jand they're turning away busi- jon is, John Ostopovich, Don Whalen; ; > se j "t) 13 yrs, Bill Hockett, Allin Sparrow |e ve ype they just on if OMING! | ADULT ENTERTAINMENT S. imos mo. e 00 UC. Harry 'Willoughby; 12. yrs., Terry Rus |Nave the equipment or the sta © if Box oFFice OPENS aT 8 'sell, Gerry Snowden, Robbie Johnson, n{to ge all these moves," : i ay ve iyrs., Gui + Wil i udy a ars ur. Seymour, Jackie Mayberry | Allied Vin Lines' Ltd. largest |™ emetic ane Shoe kick: 9 yrs, Ronnie Marchant, }Canadian mover with about 800) ret (CP) -- There|very heavily and have for quite Steven Goodmurphy, Frank Mills; 8) TTRACTIO should be a campaign against|a few years now," Dr. Roger|fy*,, George Hathaway, Roger Prescot, (vans on the road, said the] THE NO.1A N OF ALL TIME smoking directed at Canada's|West, chief medical officer Her Bava, Geadmursh, An hd eanii ewe 1 ba cine diab nancleg at y So! ohn Snowden; 6 yrs., Garry | = -- --_ Eskimos, Judy LaMarsh, min- ithe patrol, said. But, he added,| \ Boag. Herman Hondelarink, Billy 'Hatt ip ADULT AT OUR REGULAR PRIGES | ister of national health and wel-|there has been next to no lung! * - ae . ENTERTAINMENT fare, said Sunday night. jeancer. | Richie Knight SADDLE BRONC RIDING CHAMPION | pliss LaMarah made the © pertATED BY SMOKING | East Pakistan | hi ae ; ; : aboard the transport depart- Dr. West said that the inci-| | Marty Wood, winner of from Maurice Hartnett, for pede Saturday, Wood hails ment icebreaker C. D. Howe,|dence: of tuberculosis, pneu: Rivers Overflow | THE MIDNIGHTS the 1965 North American mer general manager of the = ¢,.5., Calgary's suburban |The ship leaves Montreal today|Monia and bronchitis was high, | COLOR BY DE LUXE saddle bronc riding cham- Calgary Stampede, follow: for a 2 month patrol of the|and that these diseases were) DACCA, Pakistan (AP)--| plonship, receives trophy ing the close of the Stam- Bowness, -- (CP Wirephoto) eastern Arctic to eeerie med-|itritated by smoking, Fourteen rivers are in flood in Wed Night SCHEDULED PERFORMANCES AT 8:25 P.M. jical services for some 3,000} Dr. West agreed with the|/East Pakistan. Ten flood deaths 9:00 P.M. BOXOFFICE OPENSAT 7:30 P.M. W t L k P rt P r Ball Grou the m [minister that the Eskimos hadi erreq. more than. 100,000 po- We SEATS RESERVED voy Tht ltr anand A a | The minister made the trip to : eared more than 1,000; po- af ater ac. 0 e Ty p the ship from Montreal Inter- ms tr ---- neste ple now are affected by the still GREENHURST national Airport on the helicop-|'© establish accurate statisticsirising waters PAVILION Hi H d Holds Big Booster Night ter ut will be used on thejabout lung cancer, But he said) Jy some villages, small por-| } expedition to transfer Eskimos|it would be difficult to reachitions of cropland are still| ' P - its ar from isolated northern settle-/them with an anti - smokinglabove water level and on these Thurstonia Park HONE 725-3833 PORT PERRY (TC) -- Theljat bat. The tykes play Satur-) ents to the C, D. Howe forjcampsi i _|ments A psien and hard to convincejtiny plots cattle are clustered, " a third annual parade and booster|day mornings under the direc treatment. them It was harmful withoutinibbling at the scanty grass Dunsford, Ont. THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE" (Color) Ry ARTHUR EVERTETT ht, sponsored by the Portition of Jim Irvine, Al. Rahm, | " 7 NEW YORK (AP)--New York a Minor Softball Associa-| jJack Owens, Al. Wicket and! » "Nearly all Eskimos smokelany examples. roots oe a - -- Added Feeture--"MASTER SPY' City's current water shortage !8/tion,° was a huge success, A|Vin. Walker. the worst in 15 years--but not|iarce number of spectators lined) A two-inning game was play-| nearly as much fun as the lasting parade route from theled by Cartwright and Tigers| ene. high school grounds to the balliwith Cartwright winning the) The big shortage of 1949-50/park. honors. Emeerson's defeated had its hilarious aspects. The Caledonia Pipe Band, of|Bisons in a two-inning pee wee New Yorkers went about un-|Qshawa, sponsored by the Port|game. bathed and unshaven--unwitting|Perry Branch of the Royal) The main attraction waS &/f° Reginald Andrus, , 809 Sylvie fore-runners of the current beat-|Canalian Legion, led the par-|seyen-inning game between Gen- Oshawei Each Week (2 People Receive Passes Free the liveliest, Art ofall nik generation, And when will/ade. Convertibles were provided|osha Aces, of Oshawa and Tripp | WINDER'S -- ys peenennsseneranenenreeeareescnsag,.. the city ever again have its own/for town: officials and 27 soft-|Construction juveniles. The Osh Each week for 26 weeks there will appear in the adverti te little old rainmaker? He wasn't/ball teams took part in the|awa team won the well- pees | ESSO on this page the names ond die of 12 lacy ponste te ames RN€R* N Elke SOMMER,» ANgie DiCKINSON really old though--he was a 35-|narade game 2 to 0 this area. If your mame should appear end you locete it, olf ear-old Harvard scientist, and) paying part were squirt! In the immediate future a SERVICE you are asked to do is clip the ad and present it at bb he very nearly went beyond hislteams, squirt house league : Bivins: uration ATLAS OSHAWA TIMES office, You will then receive your 4" depth in the midst of the| teams, tyke teams, pee wee anq| meeting, of Port Perry umpire TIRES . BATTERIES to Bowl et the Osha jowling Lane. Pesses--Must be ¢' imal drought, bantam house league teams,|i8 Plansed to form an associa- latined Lubiiantt by 12 noon Tuesdey following publication. package of ani | At present the city's water ieoo's IGA pee yard team,ition, With many ball teams in Soe or protection. Our hgh or a devn to ones 40-\Tions Club bantams, Tripp|the area, the need for umpires 725-8507 value, economical per cent of capacity. In 1950, Construction Juveniles and iun-lig increasing. It is felt better] King 6. &. ot Riteon Re. Open & League 5 Pin Bowling oees Protector, = supply pos to ope pend Several floats and decorated pags given elation, oy © Automatic Pinsetters gallons, or 36 per cent of cal ehicles were attractive. the medium of an associatio @ Ample Free Floodlit Parking ity then. The population va -- -- ~ | ALDSWORTH ; @ Year Round Air Conditioning Harold Dormer, of Peterbor- ff oem Se femal 14 90.000 gaijough, president of the Ontario) CHUVALO GETS OFFER _ CLEANERS proponent ga Ree WARENYCIA |Amateur Softball Association,| SAN. FRANCISCO (AP) -- - et mn. lons a day, as it does now. loongratulated the local organit- matchmaker Benny Ford said| ; $1.00 tor 14"Games 203 Oshews Bivé. N. BRING TEXAS WAER jation on the splendid turnou d Cana ; fa ' FAOshewo 725-584) Then as now, the first feeble |of young people. ay he ll gyal! . .. WS OSHAWA BOWLING LANES 4 conservation effort was to for-| Donald Cochrane, president ofan he avy we's , dd "1 \or 723-2631 bid restaurants to serve a glassithe local association, presented|George Chuvalo a guarantee 0 # ' . gAP STATE FARM of water unless the patron asked|a plaque to Past president Carl|g15,000 to box Elmer Rush in) Fabric-care Centre ! Oshawa Shopping Centre Hire and Casualty Company for it. This led publicity-con-|Tuke, first president of the as-|san Francisco Aug. 32 or some/ 725-1812 Cenadian Heed (Otten, ancy -- bebe y i o. sociation in ey 64, as a token time in September. Chuvalo is} 34 arHon £. OSHAWA oF yblake Branton ions of water glassfuls--/of appreciation for the time an . 612 Wychwood, Oshawa. from. Austin to quench theleffort devoted to recreation|the No. 3 ranked heavyweight| FREE ROLL OF ALUMINUM FOIL -- of New hack aggre among tlie youth of the village. challonger in te world poring ETERIA With Every Estimate On ere was ta en of water! On the diamond the tyke play-|Association ratings. Rus Alum. Siding, Windows, Doors, Awnings, Etc. rationing--as there is now. Thenlers were split into two teams|San Francisco, beaten but once, FISH CALL % dey tian, Watts, a hhary ©. PEGGY'S as now also, plans were pre-and the players each had a a turniranks No. b - é : . B: SUPREME WINDOW & DOOR PR T pared to tap the Hudson River.|---- ANS REG Aas gt Mig dt een tOnueTS (OSHAWA) LTD. 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