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| The men ora Mrs. Hodge wey were checking work done previ {ously on her house, police seid | The widow sald she thought she thad heen overcharged and the pe W imen claimed they Intended 10 oman prosecute the London firm which House Repair 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, September 9, 960 . | BIRTHS MELE s Stock Market Listings on Toronto Exchange nd dot sre MINES Sales Wightow 11 SANGEM -l annonce arrival of » y ser, ind Malin, on Wednes | pr 1 pe ¥ PrProvidial come Sales Wigh Low 1] a.m Ove 2 4 1% H go "0 police here sald Thursday Mrs, They asked Mrs, Hodge for uw "hh TORONTO 11 AM, WTOCKS By The Conadion Press Toronto Sock Exchbange--Sept, 9 (Quotations In cents unless mbried §, 10d A, xd ~ Exdividend, xr--Ex rights, xw~Ex-warrants.) 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Entered into rest in the 535 Drew Blrest, LI Pete Northesl Pac Pete Place Prove oad Reef Expl - ER 7 130 ws od n 100 1 GN Gas wi Ros AV C Roe AV pr 20 Royal Bank 529 iispel) 50 BLANINA folly | residence, Frid: Oshaw. » outs 1 Saning, beloved StL Corp 100 Magic and [ather of Helen (Mrs, John Suladas 100 Gresh) and Margeret (Mrs, James - --o---- " -- ) in his 67th yesr. Resting at the Arstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, | wish high requiem mass in Holy Cross Church, Monday, September 13, § 3m, | N | Oo G Interment Bt Grigory 4 Cemetery Heavy Agenda Ponares ome" welore | CHCHTY Chansel 1i--Bamilios CBLT-TV Chasse é--Toronts Trimble Credits Rote | | Coon ronan Fen me whe mer oz on WRF Changing Game CHR : | W1 anging Game p,; peering CHAPEL FRIDAY EVENING 1:30 P.M, 8~The Big Rascals HAMILTON (CP) Hamilton] Hamilton fullback Gerry Me. Trimble says Rote is forcing Kindness beyond price 5:00 P.M. Li-Gene Autry 11:30 AM, thi . $4-Feature Film T=Mary Knoll Reports | yet within reach of all. |u-Fams hay | Tiger-Cats coach Jim Trimble| Dougall may have to work for Canadian football to mature ia a 2:00 P.M, sees a football revolution around his job as replacements pour in Se Playhouse S~Baseball 8-01f To Adventure RA B-6226 Bora' Cartoon Bory um "00 390 | KING STREET WES? S=Big_ Rascals 3-Bis Langu H-Bugs Bun him--in the form of Toronto's) Two appeared Wednesday in ' ImMaity's Pundey quarterback Tobin Rote, (the wake of Hamilton's grim |, i oon" dotonsive weak] i c Show " io P.M, Rote, he believes, is forcing a|trouneing at the hands of Argon opp agenda when the regular fall] LOCK'S FLORIST "i= Baie Baniriand change on Canadian football, And| auts Monday. ' § Funeral arrangements end § Aseba Funniex S~Musical Interlude . if ever. change had come swiftly! And two more have been "You can't let your defensive meeting of officers of the Cana. floral requirements for all i, of the Jungle 2:30 PM. its evidence Is Ticats' unwonted| oiled One of these, Larry Hick. team set when they (argos) come dian Amateur Hockey Association occasions 00 PM. Movie Matinee S=Family Playhouse 4~News SGene Autry 8.3~Basebsl) Salley position in Big Foul stand man, & out from the National oul La the huddle," Trimble said is held Saturday in Toronto PIN T~Early Show Lif ngs while Argos top the lis Football League Bt. Louis Car-| Wednesday Gord: Juckes of } ¢ OSHAWA Shor ° &-Metrs News 1" ay rol. Briefly, Trimble believes gingls and a Baylor University| "18 you do, he calls that auto Boh n Nr ike or, Netvile, 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE RA 8-6555 Wi ms 7% Yah Royalite Tidal WAR Triad OH Un Ofls e8a8. 8: 0 "i 1000 518,000 |& 2% 2% MELVILLE, Bask, (CP)---Inter-| national hockey competith and He feels Rote's use of the ations. ockey comp ons atomatic play | ih © arrangements for national play- automa pia capit alizes on We lofts next spring will he on the, season 12:15 P.M $~Dateline UN 4~Film Featurette [ 12:3 P.M Rote's brilliant use of the United all-American in 1057, is one Me. [matic and hits your weakness," |, aha v S-Highway Patrel Tig League Basbsll |i pamily Playhouse |Biates-style automatic play which) poygal) may have to worry| Trimble observed: © tion, Jud Vetieulay CATIA 4:30 PM, Our Miss awoke Imakes hay while the opponents'| ppout' y "The big thing In Canadian] go cod Pi for th 1-Roy Rogers defence wobbles, will push Cana- Trimble pl to bench Me. football up till now has been to| a 5 SUID mony or he 3~-Baseball dian football towards 'a slicker, | Dud ie ane 4 heh "his Dit quickly, bang, bang. Hit the Pav oe ey Hall of Fame In the SATURDAY EVE. more technical game dougall and make him earn his| 0 "ole get the play away, | Canadian National Ex hib ition grounds, This ceremony will he OSHAWA MONUMENT COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN 3 Monuments, Markers, Family Theatre Memorials, Cornerstones, ow itiar Statutory of all types, ol 1435 KING ST, E. St] Sunt Suny Ph, RA 8-311) or RA B-BB76 | #~Lile of Riley 7:15 P.M, TNewsi Weather IN MEMORIAM toe ew is oye 7 6--Good Life Theatre 100 P.M, The automatic play permit | way back on the team either on mu "as toe deo that e "rn North the quarterback "4 Mo his defence or the punt return team Fibs . Advaniake hi ta Jord ber J performed by Fred (Cyclone) iim" penturette i play at the last moment, while] With Hickman are Imports on the defence in a three-down Fair of Vancouvkr, a member $-Twilight Theatre the team is on the line of scrim-| Lowell Lander and John Com-| game of the hall of fame, f 5130 PM, mage, | para, Lander is a former Argos|" "Rote has changed that, The| Robert LeBel of Chambly, 116=-Cartoon Party The play is so fast it can even|cut who reported to Ticats fires automatic deprives you of that Que, will report on plans for the S-Award Toasire change after the first signal is| years ago and didn't even get In| speed, Changing the signal world championship tournament called | uniform, means the play doesn't get off as|in Switzerland next March, He 4--Basehall { | J ' apd BM, 150 PM. At the same time, Trimble! Compara, a guard-tackle andiguickly hut when you have a also will report on arrangements "Just can't tolerate a 50-per-cent! linebacker from Baltimore Colts, | quarterback who can pinpoint for the tour by Chatham Ma- performance" and Is clamping visited Hamilton last year and| weakness on split-second observ-|roons of Russia in November and S~Reflections 11-Country Calendar Life in the We 7 Bowling Stars 4=Wrestling 4~Basebnl "left without a tryout, tn the ' Pree ivi oP ayhouse down fast, ma a ia tryout. (ation, it 5 the smart thing to do." December, ams [Ex "... Tommy Bros. Plan S~Newsroel 1:00 P.M, Roy Rogers 6~"8it Back Wits Jack 4=Fllm Feature v 2~Family Playhouse 1:15 P.M, ' Queen's Park Report Sanforized flannel, long Sizes 5, M, L, RR LE EE Ee sleeve style, in assorted potterns 1.98 ond colors, Special Father HEWITT « In loving memory of a dear mother, Minnie Hewitt, who pass: od away September 9, 195 Oft and oft our Thoughts. do wander To the grave not far away, Where we a Saar mother Just eight today PM, were | JDe: The Church Is nn bn T--Ametican Footbal y - merican hi ey onda $~Junior Magszine 215 P, 100 P.M, go + River Jam: Sports y w Ever 1h Taare oe Ry the 'family, MoUAUSLAND = In memory of and, who passed away OU GVAI DOAr us, Though frog died one year ago wNisces and Nephew ROBERTS = In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Mary Roberts, who passed away September 9, 1087 P her sultering, se lo weep for te She who suffered is at Gone to Heaven with the Hote, «Always remembered by Win, and David, yd ROBERTS = In loving memory of & dear wife, Mary Roby 5, who pamsed away September 9, 1987, The flowers 1 pace UPOR your grave May wither and decay, But love for you who sleeps beneath * Wil never fade away, ~Sadly missed and lovingly remember: od by Ted ERTS = In loving memory of | ROD my dear sister-in-law, a' who pam: of away September 9, 1957 As we loved you so we our memory you miss are a love sin y remembered by ROWDEN = In loving hats Jong # dear husband and father, Ross ny Rowden, who passed away 1946. way and pl bo sure to recall, a kindly word for each at face we hope to met lm, we know mot Ms hand in a "nettar land Never fo part again, Lovingly remembered by his Loule, Owen, daughters Muriel va. wife | and WL Hud, Sports : 11:18 $=Benind Closed Doors A-Madqisude Party 14=Four Just Mes Tenlan From khawk Movie My» oo 4 LA Ga 9:00 PM 114--Flying Doctor T=17 Sunset Strip tu $~Foothall Huddle é=December Bride 10:00 P.M 14--Perry Mason 7-The Detect Perry Mason S-~Home Run Derby 4 46--News: Hi M, T=Ted Mack Amateur Hour 6~Dennis ™m Menaow i=-Highun =U of B Round he inn Dawson 7:13 PM. T=Dick Clark 8=~Caribou Countey 5-4--Bonanss 4=Olympie Games 116-Great Movies FLawrence Welk 53-The Deputy =Ad Serie T=Pony Ch Te Person 0 PM, Wrestling S8-Jackh Parr &=MGM Theatre 1:00 AM, S=The Unexpected SATURDAY 5:00 AM, T=Fun_ House 4=Caplain Kangaros S~Rumpus Room 1:5 AM. S-Rum | $=The het Ho Slooger | 0 AM 11=The "Livin CARD OF THANKS BELFORD = 1 would like to nd J of Oshawa Gen pital Sturgis, Hi Andres ww "heir kindne also Rev: Swackhammer, an neighbors, friends and relatives for visits, cards snd flowers ~Harold Elford LOVE lh: y trienda, uring our re. cent sad bereavement, Also to Armstrong Funeral Home, for courteous and efficlent services, Mra, Albert C, Love, John, Albert Jr, and Charles thank « We wish to extend our nd Ll fo 7-Deputy Daw, S---Bozo's Story Artoons ' . 7=The Wildmen S=Clace Kid =Sclence Museums S=Junior Auction =Mighty Mouse 11:00 AM, Please Note Deadlines now In effect for this column: Births, Memorioms, Cards of Thanks « 9? AM. SAME DAY DEATHS « 11 AM. SAME DAY DIAL RA 3.3492 11=Gene Autry Show 1 H-Bufa Bunny and Friends Y--Lunch With Soupy Sales 8-Kit Carson Gland Transplant Operation Success CHICAGO (AP)~Surgeons dis closed Thursday they have trans. planted two adrenal glands from a day-old premature infant who | $= died to a teen-age boy. The surgeons at Michael Reese Hospital sald this is the first time tissue from a premature in| fant has been used in a trans. plant, If the transplant is a success, doctors sald, 13.yearold John Loftus may lead a normal life formed vedas, will knows fer several not py ng Rogers Haw eit PM, Wrestling 7K 9:3 PM, S~Lawrence Welk Show 4~Have Gun, Wil Travel 3~Buspense $0 10:00 P.M, TesJubiles U.S.A. ~Gunsmoke 10:30 1146-Twilight Zone TwndoOhnny Bacests 8~The Rebe 4=Llaw ah Justice S~Harbor Command 11:00 P.M, bl + News) Weather Sport, g=Retcue 5 S=Award Theatre 11:18 P.M, 11=News and Weather T--Late Show &-Olymple Reports 100 AM, $=News and FBI 1180 AM, #~Fiction Theatre SUNDAY 5:00 A, VeChireh In The Nome S=Christian Science 530 AM, Y=Herald of Trath S--Bar-8- Ranch S=8acred Heart SBar-3-Ranch 4~Popeye Playhouse S=Farm Noms and Garden $15 AM, 5-Tim MeCoy B=Cartoon Playhouse 10:00 AM, 11=The Chri: 7-TV Farmorams &~Church Service 8~This Is The Lite =Film Featurette s=Family Playhouse 1] fi 11~Roy Rogers 7=~No Holds Barred $~Rocky Jones 3100 hg TOpen Hea Good Life i heatre S-Bengal Lancers S=~Family Playhouse 3:30 P, 116~Movie Ti 78x Gun S~Pro Football 4 1146~Hollda 2~Renat ance 4:15 PM, $~Yestorday's News reel Edition ews Confer: T=Matty's ig Sundays B13 Klooges 4-Olymple Games #-The Lone Wolf 5:30 P.M, il=1 Love Lucy T=Lone Ranger 6-Why Is It So SFelix The Cat OTTAWA (CP)=~A new acre ski resort aimed at luring the capital's winter sports fans is being developed on a Gatineau mountain slope 18 miles north of here, | A private venture headed by | the well-known skiing brothers | Andy and Art Tommy of Ottawa | and several assoclates, it will have four separate ski runs--the longest almost a mile long--over- looking a valley three miles east of Wakefield, Que. Sponsors of the $250,000 project have plans for future develop- ment as & year-round resort cen- tre, with an overnight lodge and swimming pool and artificial lakes spread over a 1200-acre area, The ski hills are scheduled to be ready for use by mid-Decem. ber, Two ski tows, one 1,600 feet long and the other 3,000 feet, will T=Brave Eagle 41060 Summer Qlymble Same B=Peopli Pp, Stories of the Century T~Home Run Derby S-Maverick 1 eS raihe Knows ot T=Jrokin row Overland Tra 710 116=Hathi of Muste T=Maverick 8-U 8, Marshall 4=~Dennis The Menace 11--8unday Showcase G64-Kd Sullivan 83~-Musie On les 6 ° §-3-~Loretta Young 4--Lucy In Connecticut 10:30 P.M, 11-Saber of London J-Not For Hire Ce atlook 4=What's My Line SP ivers Show S=lock Up 1 0 P.M, 196-543 News; Weather: Sports S~Award Theatre 11:15 P.M, T-Late Show Camera Three 3-~Movie 3-News 11:50 P.M, 1l=Late Show 4-Theatre 3-Award_ Theatre days. The woman, 'Heart Surgery Proves Success ROOGYESTER, Minn, Canadian worfan underwent a after enduring five years of suf./delicate heart operation Thurs.| fering from adrenal insufficiency. [day similar to one her two-year Results of the operation, per-jold son is to undergo in eight son Mare has the same heart definite malformation. He Mrs. Denise Dor-lfor surgery Sept. 16, Vow, (AP)=A working val, 2, of Gatineau, Que, was reported in fair condition in the! cardiac recovery ward of Mayo oan Hockey Clinic, where she will remain un.|0n8 opened training camp here der observation for several days. {Thursday amid sweltering 90-de- Surgeons spend 3% hours free heat, Coach Frank Eddolls to enlarge blood vessel at the point where hour sessions. All 18 members of it enters the heart, The doctors believe that her|/Gus Mortson whose status is in the main scheduled [J M, 11=Bob Cummings Show | He Supervises Racing Silks For Jockeys WINNIPEG (CP)--Al Binnie is a man who prides himself on never losing his shirt at the races, He's the "color man" at Win. nipeg's Assiniboine Downs race. track, the man who looks after the stlks worn by the jockeys, "Right now I handle about 125 silks," he said in an interview, In varying bright colors and patterns, bearing assorted in. signia, the silks are registered by the owners of racing stables and become thelr own particular trademarks, Binnle's job ia to have the silks ready for each jockey before each race, He can recognize each stable's colors without hesitation, SPECIAL OMENS "Usually 1 hang them on pegs in the Jockeys' dressing room so they'll he ready before each race," he said, 'But there are a few jockeys who are superstitious about hav. ing their silks hung next to any. one else's, For those fellows, I have to place the shirts on their lockers so they won't be rubbing shoulders with another rider's silks," The riders are not the only ones with superstitions about the silks. For instance, "a great ber vides a drop of 620 |Ottawa Ski Club, of any individual world, Posh Ski Resort 600- lead to four runs designed for be ginners, intermediates, and experts, The longest run pro-| racers feel, It will be the second major oki] centre in the capital area, The which {the largest membership--10,100 claims club in the is situated about 10 miles southwest of the new site, PLUMBERS Examinations will be held at the City Hall on September 16th and 17th at 7 p.m, Applications to sit to be in by September 13th at 5 p.m, H. CHAPMAN, Secretary Plumbers Exemining Boerd, $10.000 SPECIAL BUS SERVICE Leaving Oshawa Terminal at 12:00 noon returning after last race. Fare, including admission to track $2.45, General Admission $1.00 (incl, tax) HOROMETER STAKES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th No need to go out-of-town for an afternoon's enjoyment = why not come to Old Woodbine -- the race course with plenty of room for everyone ! Clubhouse $2.50 (incl. tax) FREE PARKING Information & Reserved Seats -- OX 8.3131 of owners like to see the number seven on their silks," said Al, "And If they use a dice insignia you can be pretty sure it will show seven spots." RISONS DON BLADES WELLAND (CP)--The Ameri. League Buffalo Bi. [put the herd through two two- {the team have reported except Jim Hayward was sick {with the flu but will likely play today, branes J ---- POST PY ---- 1 "0 BOYS' Long-wearing cotton flannel! styles in bold plaids and checks, Soft pre-shrunk flannel with long sleeves, reqular and button-down collars, 5, M, La Special ... oer rnnnniraninnns flap pockets , , CHILDREN'S Washable. cotton flannel shirts for youngsters with cuffs and two adjustable buttons , . . eollar end one pocket, Assorted patterns and colors, Sizes: 2- 2 Stores To Serve You Better 4.6-6x. Special DOWNTOWN OSHAWA SRE \ arety Sm EE ER RR SHOPPING CENTRE twe button cuffs, Long sleeves 77¢ OSHAWA