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no THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 21, OCVI SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAM PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR Ohawa Collegiate and Voca- tional Institute senior football team ground its way -through what coach Arn Schell has ac- cepted as a "building year" this past season. The team click as well as it might and ended with « one win, five lost record, Plagued by injuries through much of the campaign, another drawback was the | lightness of the line which | averaged under 175 pounds. The and hopes are high for better things next year. Bottom row: Bob Gay, guard; Ted Bathe, halfback; Ted McLean, quar- terback; Doug Graham, full- back; Paul Goldstein, fullback; Arn Schell, coach. Second row, | Karl Steadman, manager; Ter- showed some moments of prow- | school sponsored a vigorous ess but on the whole did not | intra - mural football program | ry Brain end; Don Stroud, guard; Dave Halliday, tackle; Ay ALBERTA DEFICIT EDMONTON (CP) -- The Al- {100 purebred poodle dogs died in berta government operated at a| a fire that swept Keegan Kennels' $4,775,655 deficit in the first half Dn barn and the nearby of the current fiscal year, due home of Adolph Martin, owner of chiefly to a decrease in oil reven- the kennel Monday night. Martin ues, the provincial auditor re- braved scorching flames to save ported Tuesday. six of the dogs. FIRE KILLS SACO, Me. 1AP) -- DOUBLE ADVENTURES & FURY! oy p- MURPHY EDDIE ALBERT -DAYS TARTS Haven't Been Around If You Haven't Visited CHUM'S aL Lad DELICIOUS FOOD --Ct-- Moderate Prices! CHUM'S Exotic SPECIAL ON Oriental » DINNERS and . e BANQUETS 4 Canadian e LUNCHEONS Dishes © CHINESE FOODS TAKE-OUT ORDERS OUR SPECIALTY DIAL RA 5-2543 OPEN 7 AM. TILL 2 AM. 19 KING ST. WEST 27 CELINA ST. OSHAWA IIR LLTAR SS SATORDAYS LAST DAY 'oarev's rangers' & 'sroTHERS RICO" STH, | Loyd Hircock, end; Cam ley, manager. Top row, Don Salter, tackle, Dennis Starkey, halfback; Doug Wallace, Fin- |= tackle; Dieter Wunderlich, centre; Peer Flemming, half- back; John Mulville, tackle, Quarry Workers End N.S. Strike By DAL WARRINGTON after 18 months. Their work week Canadian Press Staf Writer |will be cut to 42 hours now and WINDSOR, N.S. (CP) -- One,to 40 hours after 18 months. they would rather starve than accept anything but complete! victory," said CLC representative George Smith. Quick Help for Baby's LONG ESTABLISHED The rivers in West Pakistan supply the world's oldest irriga- tion canal system. TT TO-NIGHT Y Variety Club year and 19 days after they They dropped their demand for struck against the Canadian Gyp-|a compulsory checkoff. When the sum Company members of the strike began the basic wage was sa Nova Scotia Quarry Workers Un-|$1.23 an hour, hl Hom se {mm jon (CLC) have voted to return| Settlement followed the personal feverish, fretty, fussy and restless. For quick to work. |intervention of Premier Stanfield depenaible 1eief from Somme digeuive The provincial labor depart- [13 days ago. He asked union and thie h.ivs Or ment said the violence-marked|company to submit to arbitration . made just for baby q strike was the longest in the|/The Nova Scotia Federation of fod gendy 20. seliete hr Be Mr Maritimes since coal miners|Labor threatened a province-wide during teething time when this "ondition tied up Nova Scotia collieries for|strike if an agreement was not has baby feeling out-of sorts, fussy, feverish, periods up to two years in 1908-11. | Tummy Upsets { . work quickly give Baby's Own Tablets, These little tablets | § help | DANCE 9 to 12 P.M, 199 Centre St. 75¢ by YM es colicky, fretty and gassy. Clinically 'and time- reached this week. tested, Baby's Own Tablets are The end came Wednesday at a| Mr. King met the premier's! trustworthy, mild, gentle and act promptly meeting of 207 union members. arbitration request with a new io Wing uly ssiying relief Av Yous The union called out about 400 proposal which the workers ac- package today at your druggist men when the strike started Oct. cepted, 147 to 52. Under the eo NEw! BABY'S OWN COUGH SYRUP 31, 1957. Some went back to work agreement 30 workers will not be made especiolly for babies Soothing, , quickly on the company's invitation. rehired. The company says these elieving...pleasant...won't upset di Company Manager M. E. King men committed acts during the ~ Ts = 4 said about 100 men were at work strike that are cause for their| when the strike ended. dismissal. An arbitration beard E The union struck for a pay in. will consider their cases. erease of 15 cents an hour, STONED CARS COUNTRY MUSIC -- NIGHT -- four-hour 4-1 k out J the do Nons wor Violence broke out several TO RADIO ARTISTS wee 1 heckoff of i and. compulsory checko times on picket lines. Company union dues, |cars and officials were stoned. NO CHECKOFF Several men were convicted of Their new 30-month contract assault and damage to property. gives them an 1l-cent pay boost RCMP sent extra men here to mow, eight cents more in six help maintain order. months and another five cents! 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Wasted, ped or Alive I'm S--NHL ooh Weir Hav gue "wi Travel #-Lawrenet 9.30 4--Gunsmoke George Burns 10:15 P.M, 10.80 P.M. 11--Man Behind The Badge 86--Naked Oity 5--Pat Boone 4--Silent Service nee P.M, \J--News; Late Show 5---Rescue 8 6,4,2---News; Sports nas 6--Juliette 2--Just Musle 1.80 P.M, 6--Wrestling Weather; P.M. 4--Playhouse 2---Official Detective 12.00 Mid-nite 2-Late Watch SUNDAY 4--Let's Open The Door 3=The Mo eid Stntni on Parade A. 11--~The ChHMopliers { 11--Rev. Roberts LE | 11--The Naked City | 2=Lawman 1.45 AM. 2-Faith of Israel 12.00 NOON S$--Cartoon Theatre 4=News: Weather 2~Zero 1960 215 PM 6--U.N, Review | 4~Film Feature | 123 PM. | | 6--~Good Lif: 3 Methodist. Church 4--Face the Nation 2--Dept of Afrisaiture | (I CHUCK WAGON BOYS FORTUNE And His Featuring JIMMY AND JOHNNY THE SHEY BROS. RED BARN 1:00 P 11--Bravo 'Theatre 6--Guilty or Not Gutty 5-Jon Gnagy 4--Film Featurette 2--Shirley Temple 1:15 P. 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