Two Killed In Auto Crash In Bowmanville
Two youths died when their car lost control on Highway 2 and crashed into Cemetery Bridge over Super Creek. Driver Ary Edward DeLuca 19 of Bowmanville and passenger John Andrew Taylor 16 of Oshawa were killed. a second passenger Ronald G. Bentley 15 of Bowmanville survived with lacerations and broken ribs. The wreck tore a bridge piece free. car rolled to its roof. Services planned at Morris Funeral Chapel with burial in Orona Cemetery for Taylor and in Bowmanville for DeLuca.
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Highway 2
Cemetery Bridge
Super Creek
Bowmanville
Ary Edward DeLuca
Third Street
John Andrew Taylor
Simcoe Street
Oshawa
Ronald G. Bentley
Prospect Street
My Taylor
Morris
Orona
Elva
Basil Green
Diana
Chas. Green
Margaret
Allan Sparks
William
Gary DeLucca
St. Joseph’s
DeLuca
E. DeLuca
Angeline
Terry
Donahue Wins At Mosport
Mark Donahue drove the Sunoco Lola to victory at Mosport in the Canadian Grand Prix as top contenders faltered. The race halted on lap one after Surtees crashs, then resumed with Donahue pulling clear while McLaren Elvas and Lola T70s faded. Donahue earned 6000 dollars plus accessory money and moved toward the Canadian American Challenge Cup series with 300000 dollars in prize money.
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Mosport
Mark Donahue
Roger Pengke
Sunoco
Donahue
John Surtees
Surtees
Marshall George Moss
Bruce McLaren
Chris Amon
Dan Gurney
Dennis Hulme
Phil Hill
Chuck Parsons
McLaren
Counties Buy Radio Equipment For Mutual Aid Association
United Counties Council approved a 30000 purchase of emergency communications gear. About 18000 or 45 percent of the total cost will be funded, providing day to day links for all 16 members of the United Counties Mutual Aid Association. Gordon V Wright of the Emergency Measures Organization said the equipment will connect the department and, in a major disaster, enable communication.
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United Counties Council
Council
United Counties Mutual Aid Association
Gordon V. Wright
Emergency Measures Organization
Centennial Group Calls Public Meeting
An open meeting will be held by the Bowmanville Centennial Committee at 8 p.m. this Thursday in the town hall auditorium to present plans for 1967 centennial projects. An antique car parade leaves Memorial Park at 6 15 p.m. and ends at the town hall.
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Centennial Group
Bowmanville Centennial Committee
Town Hall
Memorial Park
Bowmanville
Royal Canadian Legion Glee Club
Syndicates
Paddy
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