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BIRTHS 8 Bob and-. Shirley ioe Jefte are happy to announce the pd ton, Christopher Robert, 6 ths. 8 o7s., on Monday, Janvary 17, 1966, at the Oshawa Generst.tespital. Thanks to Dr. Beckett and 4th floor staff. A little brother for Debbie, Wendy, Lennie and RANT -- Tracy. GRYLLS -- douglas and Nancy (nee Townsend) are happy fo announce the safe arrival of their son, David Eli,| weight 7 Ibs., 10 ozs., on Wednesday, Jan-| vary 19, 1966, at Oshawa General Hospi. | tal. A wee brother for Stephen. HOWE -- Richard and Doreen (nee Danks) are pleased to announce the ar- rival of @ son Edward Charlies on Wed- nesday, January 19, 1966. A brother for Beverley and Allan, | $co' -- Darrell and Helen (nee) Stone) are pleased to announce the ar-) rival of their son Darren Neal weight 6} Ib 11 oz, Tuesday, January 18, 1966 at the Oshawa General Hospite! Mother and son) are fine. Father is on "Cloud Nine') Many thanks to Dr. Beckett and nurses on the maternity ficor. DEATHS BOE, Annie Maude | At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on) Wednesday, January 19, 1966, Maude Mc-/ Donald of Bowmanville, in her 86th year, | dear mother of Wilson of Beaverton: ) Orville of Seagrave; Donaid of Bowman-| ville; and the late Mrs. G,. Roberts (Helena), of Whitby. Resting at the Northcutt and Smith Funeral Home. Fu-| eral service 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. | interment Bethel Cemetery, Greenbank CUNNINGHAM, Emma Jane # Memorial Hospital Bowmanyilie on Wednesday, January 19, 1966 Emma) jane Burrows, in her 87th year, 34 Roblyn) ve., Toronto, wife of the late William| funningham. Dear mother of William, West Hill, Martha (Mrs. R,. Crowther) Toronto, Margaret, (Mrs. James Stewart) West Hill and Emma (Mrs. Roy Hooper) | Bowmanville. Sister of Harry Burrows, Torente. Resting at the Morris Funeral Cha Bowmanville until Friday noon, then at the McDougal! and Brown Funera') Chapel, 1491 Danforth Ave., Toronto, for service on Saturday at 1) a.m. Interment) Westminster Memorial Park Cemetery. | PARROW, Martin Luther (Bill) Entered into rest in the Oshawa General Hospital on Tuesday, January 18, 1966, Martin Luther (Bill) Farrow, beloved husband of Ella Rowe, father of Mrs.| Harold Hepburn (Betty), Kenneth, Lin ton, Keith, Dennis, al! of Oshawa, and Morris of Newcastle: in his 47th year.| Resting at the Armstrong Funeral! Home, Oshawa, with funeral service In the chapel on Friday, January 2) at 2 p.m.) interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. @AZELUK, Frozene (Rose) At Oshawa General Hospital on Wednes-| day January 19th, 1966. Frozena (Rose) Michauluk beloved wife of Frank Garel-| uk (116 Mil Street) in her 73rd year.) Resting at Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral) Home, 182 King Street East. Service In the chapel on Friday, January 2!st at 2 p.m. Interment Union Cemetery. | | MeGRANAGHAN, Harelle Jane | Entered Into rest in the Oshawa Gen-| eral Hospital on Tuesday, January 18,/ 1946, HMazelle Jane Harris, widow of the Staniey MeGranaghan, mother of| (Natalie), Oshawa.) (Constance) of | re on the Lake, and Mrs. Shirley) Poulter of Toronto; in her 69th year.| Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, | Oshawa, Wednesday, January 19, with service in the Bradley Funere! bome,| Gananoque: on Friday, January 2) af 2) p.m. interment Willowbank Cemetery, Gananocave. j PERRY, Bertie | At Trenton Memorial Hospital on Tues-| day January 18th, 1966, Bertie (Bert) | Perry of Trenton Ont., husband of the) tate Harriett L. Perry, father of Marg-| aret (Mrs. Boyd Williamson) of Frank- ford Ont., Kenneth of Athens, New York, Norman and Edward of Trenton and Osh-| awa Ont,, brother of Sidney. Perry of) Cherry Hill, New Jersey U.S.A. and Edith! (Mra, Robert Winifred of Bewdley Ont. tr '00h year, Friends Invited to @ 1 Weaver Funeral Home, Tren- Service will be heid In the funeral on Friday January 2\st at 2 p.m. Entombment Mount Evergreen Cemetery. SHPILMAN, Teodors if Entered into rest.In the Oshawa General Hospital on Wednesday January 19th 1964, ere Malwiechuk. widow of the late eter Shplimen, mother of Mrs. V. Khaner (Valentine) Montreal, Frederick, Port Perry and Walter, Oshawa, in her) Resti at the Armstrong! Home, enawe, with funeral) in the chapel Friday, January) at 11 am. interment Oshawa Union) ry. he Entered into rest in Cherry Valley, On Yarie. on Tuesday, January 18, 1966.) Margaret Conlin, widew of the late John Ward, and mother of Mrs. Jack Bront (Marjorie) of Shannonville, and the late Mrs. Margaret Metcalfe; in her 87th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Heme, Oshawa with Requiem High Mass In St. Gregory's Church, Oshawa, on Fri-| y, January 21 at 10 @.m. Interment St Gregory's Cemetery. 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She was a member in Pha Trinity United Church, Bow- +2 |women's organizations of the ae -- 2 4 "lin 1916, Mrs, Boe is survived 2| by three sons, Wilson of Beaver- "ton, Donald of ")was predeceased by a daugh-|\tween 4 ter, Mrs. G. Roberts, of Whitby. |-- $i4e Wh Ue + + +! =) -- 25} 10 "| Gordon 2 10" 10% WA+ a a -- 25) 5 4 5 'a 5\been a resident of Bowmanville _ OBITUARY FUNERAL OF JAMES NOEL BISHOP Requiem High Mass was sung in St. Gregory's Roman Cath- olie Church at 10 a.m., Jan. 19, for James Noel Bishop who 16 at the Oshawa General Hospital. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Paul Dwyer sang the mass. Inter- ment was in Resurrection Cem- | etery. The pallbearers were John {Bishop, James Bishop, Jr., Sylvio Pothier, James Pothier, Leo Bishop and Frank' Bishop. MRS. ANNIE MAUDE BOE Following a sickness of nine weeks the death occurred, Jan. 19, at the Bowmanville Memor- ial Hospital, of Mrs. Edward Alexander Boe, of Bowmanville. She was in her 86th year. The former Annie Maude Mc- Donald, the. deceased. was a daughter of the. late Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDonald, Born at Wick, Brock Township, she had since 1934. Following their marriage, Mr. jand Mrs. Boe farmed north of }manville and was active in the) church. Predeceased by her husband Orville of Seagrave and Bowmanville. She |Also surviving is a brother,| McDonald, of Port Perry; six grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren The funeral service will be ,,| held at the Northcutt and Smith Funeral Home, Bowmanville, at + 32 p.m. Jan. 21. Interment will '/be in Bethel Cemetery, Green- 6" + 134 165 4 " 164 16% 2 480 «(480 «(480 1§ 3 105 n 1s 150 510% 10% 10% " "a 4a 190 180 180 M0 " » +3 | 45% 65% $274 27% 2 ao 4a 43 " % 45 ns 204 800 u 7 590 A 40 7 é 6A 7 470 Vv 27 30 350... 345.345. 35 % 4 4 signed from the Napanee de- n 0 5} bank. Rev. G. K. Ward, minis- t} |ter of Trinity United Church, 158 160 --3j will conduct the service. | 2 +10 FUNERAL OF LORNE FERGUSON | The funeral service for Lorne) = | Ferguson, 144 Elgin st. e., who 17 + % died Jan. 16, at the Oshawa! +) + --! ~1 +) +1 4 + | Intosh-Anderson Funeral Home 0! Br WA+14 vs #10 + 8 as ya+ Ve General Hospital, was held at) 2 p.m., Jan. 19, at the Me-| | Rey. L, Wesley Herher' ~~~ ister of King Street United |Church, conducted ile service, | Interment was in Oshawa Union | Cemetery. The pallbearers were Albert | Martin, Bert Johnston, Eric | Moore, Don Kirby. Grant Fer- sy ton wy' "|guson and Lorne Sloan, 300 MRS. PETER SHPILMAN The death occurred Jan. 19, | at the Oshawa General Hospi- | tal, of Mrs. Peter Shpilman, of 314 Admiral rd., Oshawa. The | deceased, who was in her 60th | ~ '\year, had been sick for six + ve| months. +1 - i +) 5 -- 25 v = ys chuck, the deceased was born \ 1 a 2 4 5 '| Milliken and Toronto. Her home 4 1 The former Teodora Matwic- 20, 1906, in the Ukraine and was married in Montreal A resident of Oshawa for two ears, Mrs. Shpilman had been jin Canada 38 years. Prior to! moving to Oshawa she lived at |and her garden were her chief | interests. Predeceased by her husband Nov, 8, 1964, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. V. Khaner |(Valentine) of Montreal and two sons, Frederick of Port | Perry and Walter of Oshawa. The memoria! service will be | held at the Armstrong Funeral ~ '| Home at 11 a.m., Jan. 21, fol- +1 lowed by interment in Oshawa + %| Union Cemetery. Rev. R. Panc- * | 2 duahaliies $10% 10% 10% -- Wa! jzenko, minister of St. John's | Ukrainian Greek Orthodox |Church, ~ will ~ conduct' the service, ~"| Resign : Posts 50 21% jn 27 26% 600 370 195 eke: FOREIGN TRADING East Sull Hollinger 100 Multy M 300 1 Bi 100 900 900 $28 70 «170 900 +] $20% 20% 20% + Vel S11% 11% 11% + Ve veteran us NAPANEE, Ont. (CP) -- Two constables have re- tachment of the provincial po- | "\lice in protest over their trans- fer last week to Northern On- tario. | The resignations of constables |Eugene Asselstine and Robert | + 5\Graham were confirmed Tues- +) day in Toronto by OPP Deputy Commissioner Thomas H Trim- + Sible +1 --19 | Port Arthur. The pair were among five ;members of the Napanee de- | |tachment ordered transferred | last Thursday to Kenora and \ Inc KEI VEr 'One of the finest Canadian whiskies this country has ever tasted' _ by GILBEY'S |to appear ing 'Story Of Teen-age Hamlet Could Be Written By Monette TORONTO (CP) -- "Some- day," said Richard Monette, "Tm going write. an auto- biography and call it I Was a Teen-age Hamlet." Monette was is when he got the call a coupie of years ago in the demanding Shakespeare role at Toronto's Crest Theatre. There was some stiff competi- tion in town. At the O'Keefe Centre downtown the same play was being staged with Richard Burton in the starring role. | Comparisons were inevitable} and naturally Monette came off second-best. But he's philosoph- ical. After all, some actors spend Years on the stage and never get to play Hamlet. Monette went to see the Bur- ton performance and met the actor. He recalls that Burton promised to come to see him at the Crest but, so far as he knows, never showed up. BURTON MORE MATURE "Burton's Hamiet was much more mature than mine," Mon- te bad ette says. "Mine was more} adolescent." | Now a student at Loyola Col-) lege in Montreal, Monette took} time off at the beginning of Jan-| uary for a return visit to the} Crest, this time to appear in aj revival of Noel. Coward's draw-| g room comedy Hay Fever. | Talking about his career be- performances, Monette! 36 KING ST. EAST (Downtown Oshawa OPEN Friday's Till 9 P.M. Borealis _ Probe Due BALTIMORE, Md. (AP)--The aurora borealis, or northern lights, nature's awesome fire- works in the skies, always has intrigued man. He hopes to find out what sets them off during this age of rockets. Scientists at Johns Hopkins University have assembled their fourth and most inquisitive load of instruments for probing the jelectrical display over Canada. The seven-foot nose cone sec- tion of gadgetry was sent today to the Goddard Space Centre at Greenbelt, Md., for a final check. An Aerobee rocket is scheduled to boost it 100 miles high over Fort Churchill Feb. 15 or within the next-30 days. "The aurora borealis is one of the most striking and most stu- died phenomenon, yet the least we know about," said William C. Fastie of the Johns Hopkins physics department. "I think that with rocket work we are go- ing to solve it." recalled- that. he joined the drama group at Loyola in his freshman. vear. winning the Inter-Varsity-Drama_ Festival's best-actor award in 1962 and 1963. The awards, plus two years of summer stock during which he did everything from 'cleaning latrines to playing small parts," helped get him a starring role in a CBC television production in October, 1963. ' PLAYED HAMLET After another TV appearance,) he was asked to play Hamlet. Today he admits he sometimes has to fight down a feeling that any part is a c down, But he's realistic enough to recognize that he has a lot to learn. Last summer he played bit parts at the Stratford Shake- spearean Festival ("I'm a grad- uate in spear-carrying') and he'll leave for another summer at Stratford as soon as school ends in May. He hopes to 'get his BA next year, and then he'd like to build) a career on the stage or per-| IT'S SMALL PART haps in films, perhaps eventu-| He described the endeavor-to ally trying his hand at direct-|/measure and analyse what ing. jeauses the sky sparklers "'a A native of Montreal (he's|small part in the long range French on his father's side and/goal" of finding out all there is Italian on his mother's) he|jto know about the magnetic would prefer to stay in Canada field surrounding the earth and but is ready to try New York|the effects on it of electrons. or London if he can't find what} The theory is that the north- he's looking for in this country.iern lights are caused by a THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Jonucry 20, 1966 23 from the sun striking the earth's magnetic field, "but the process isn't exactly known," said Fas- tie. The instruments. will send back information "an the distri. bution and energy of electrons-- there are fast and slow -and oe they create the aurora," he said. 'In the-aurora, you can look stream of high energy electrons at conditions way beyond labora- | tory capabilities .... At times the resulting mag- netic storms from the aurora play havoc with radio and teleg- raph communications. The lights also appear almost simultane- ously in the southern atmos- phere where they are known as aurora australis. Factory Fireman Goes To Prison GLASGOW, Scotiand (CP)-- Factory fireman Mike Rodger, driven by boredom and dreams of glory to set his own fires, was jailed. for a year here after his last blaze got out of hand and caused £1,000,000 ($3,000,000) damage. Rodger, 24, a member of the fire-fighting unit at the Rolls- Royce aero-engine plant here, pleaded guilty in- sheriff's court to "wilful fire - raising"--arson in the shape of two small fires that Rodger quickly doused and a third that got out of control. wen fm_.. 3.) AGP i\vallaua, Autonomous TORONTO--The Great Atlan: i ana 1 acuic aca Company; Limited today announced a re alignment in its Divisional struer ture. The change will be effec+ tive February 28, 1966. Gastan N. Provost, President of A and P's Canadian opera- tions, said that the Canadian corporation pill be established as an autonomous company. Previously it has been r the supervision of the New Eng- land Division, headquartered in Boston. ' Mr. Provost said that the de- cision to establish the Canadian corporation as a separate en- tity was based on a detailed study and is designed to achieve greater operating efficiency. In the Dominion, A and P 4s Canadian in every respect, Mr. Provost said. 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