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Tory Workers Calm FORT ERIE ENTRIES GREENWOOD ENTRIES |accimxe a Happy Gallon, L. Geisel FIRST RACE--Maidens, purse $19.00) Bren Blue, Potts, (A)117 Pick, NI for three- and four-year-olds, 5% wate) Jill, Robinson, 117 Space INTH RACE RACE 0. iy 7 : i te Trot, Four-yearolds up. Non-|Silk Boy W., M. Waples 7 Furlong Pace. Four-year-clds up. Be ; m AW. J, Parr entry 'gz Clalming all Fershing's First, J. Hayes Claiming' all $2500. Purse $1000. (10) : Mies Nautilus, No.Boy, 110 } . . ls lewport Joy, . Filion ision) é : 2 | FIFTH RACE -- $2500 claimiss : S ote esults COLL fe ait iit LaF anh perce Stata tan : 1. Fi Boris Girl, 5. PIFTH RACE Tipont, Uyeyama, 115 longs. Ramb! ui Four. olds aim-| Rusty his head nich, Simp hes, 108 | Beau Plante, Turoote, Xi00, Mi McParland ing it eth, Puree 80, i * re, Dur * 5 . OTTAWA (CP)--On the sur-jwhat was going to happen. Theyyalthough he shook sl t Es Chuckle Away, Dalton, 115 Magic Sun, Simpson, CA)X111 we ee on eee Red) Re Boil = gency i roll "ele ibe corm "Affairs : Minister "Green Bewadllen, No Boye lis" fg eg iT ia Also Biigibie: Buddy Mon, D. Palmer;| Miss Kay Cash, R; Feagan Fierds tsaoe' a. ten » i " i | terna urs 2 wnelien, Ni » i | Ri rs ' : Bi ion, D. Pa 3} loyd' nor, J. P ee a arated eral landslide eT minarity had been defeated. Peter Diver, Ko e108 |Warrin Road, Terry (AIG liseua Dern G Melanie Len Joknaled, Wis. Hicks Also Elgibie: Marlene R., G. Rit- CLEANERS, end LAUNDERERS tid 4 : ; . Michael's » No ye Admiry * 'o} * | c ; 'COSS » N.D, OSHA' . PORT HOPE place in town Monday night. |government in either direction.| Several dozen workers, b-|Mitchore, No Boy, 115 Five for Fun, No Boy, 18 |SECOND RACE My fs te gee pid in WUIYRY "- Unlike the 1958 election, when| By being geared for every-|servers and reporters were in| Also eligible: Chadija, Leblanc, 1103 ste Oy ee ; . ':Non- (Meadow Charm (Fi), M. Waples | PACKED PUN BOWMANVILLE - SCAR excitement was electric, and in|thing, nothing came as a shock.|th two-storey building through- fee agen onl a i eee Guinella' Betting Channing ell $0500, Pures si0e @®. | | CH Blankets, Rugs Jast. June's election when dir} National organizer Dalton|out the evening, with Mr. Camp " a Curteins, Drepes, a. - 2 aniz t f _ Cam Risgdown, McComb, 110. | sien pace -- $4000 claiming,| Lopmuck J. Gelsel Jr. frie Pace' Four-yearolds and up.|...2¢, Japanese battleships Ya- OSHAWA'S ONLY despondency was compounded|Camp said: 'This is a terrific|spending most of the time in fash ngway, O. N as: |mato and Musashi carried the by a thunder storm, workers injachievement for an organiza-|his office telephon'ng eastern| SECOND RACE -- $2500, claiming. | Purse $2100 for four-year-olds and UP: Farmer Scott, H. McFarland ro raees since March 23. (3) leer oe , | lee UNIONIZED SHOP , , Purse $1800 for four-year-olds and up,| ward, 5 furlongs. Cheer Victory, R. Turcott ive feces Stee eae jheaviest armaments ever put the old grey brick building|tion that was flat on its back/results to Prince Albert where) 5% furiongs. Ginfields, Simpson, XX101 setts : anielda,, Sisaveon, % Dutch Dillard, H. stewart Jr, Pay teas er tacit Afloat--nine 18.1 - inch guns. 723-4631 showed little reaction Mondayja few weeks ago -- it was|they were relayed to Mr. Dief- Bir, Benjamin, No Boy, uo hau sevee, Ra ae | ise Det is Bailes F Hil Superior 'Richard, Car. te bees ig sunk in the Second|] - 50 MILL i i ini i ° . i . ? Ar 2 * * night as the Liberal party|stunned." Prime Minister Dief-/enbaker, wa | Tenis Coeah Teke ta Kenny K., Wolski, 107 | Reaper's dey, Ga; Campbell tlds Manorer| it Wager, | World War. , forged ahead in the number ofjenbaker fought a '"'magnificent) Other party workers watched| Sweet Dish, Adams, 113 Couek Pane, Wo Box, 8) | = ee ee wit Te seats campaign,' ' the results unfold on television] Filan Mapu, No Boy, 118 Faithful Tom, No Boy, (A)110 age a . . ' e@ resuits wi : Normanton, Leblanc, 113 4 ft + Furtong. Pace. Voutyearelds Up. sevENTH RACE » Like most Canadians, said) No, he wasn't downhearted,|with little comment. The tig " ; "Mil bt] Highest Reward, No Boy, 118 Corpieal: Bina "i iaraeaehe | 7.108 Claiming all $2500. Purse $1000, (10) one, none of the workers knew'he said in matter-of-fact fashion) fight ; |Peaches Reward, Bolind, 110 ; in nearby Carleon be-|Moon Step, No Boy, 116 , 4 Two o' One, C. Lockhart | rusaat pane cle, Pures suite eéten Wy) ; ' Tantrum's Last, Dittfach, 110 [en eee ee ee Homestead Jordy Who, Q. Burrison {Jimmy Belwyn, B, Towns | ummer tween Immigration Min-| oieens Harmony, No Boy. 103 1 ee Dandy K. Song, J. Mcintyre |uynden Anne, L. Eaid istr Richard A. Bell and Lloyd!p: k, Ni ay eee mere SEVENTH RACE -- The Vineland) past Buck, 0. Knight ynden Anne, L. 1 Francis, the I winner, |Sscboeiaen, 'MeComb, 318 |sulowance. Purse $2700, or foutsear-liora ey Mi Jones Adios Dominion, Xe. Galbraith Francis, the eventual w er, Ee " | olds and upward, 5 furlongs, foaled in Joan's Commander, C. McCallum Savers Gans HT t eoware - was about the hottest topic. , Ae sheniel Gipy. Despirito, 115) | Canada. anoway, (AD Handsome Chief, P. Crowe |First 'Trust, He. Stewart This appeared unexpected t0/Krohn, X108; Miss KElandel, Dittfach,| Majestic Hour, Walsh, XXX107 Boxer's Sister, C. Hillard Superior Lee, J. Geisel Jr. most in the building. 110; Sunny Maple, Pong, 108; Gre y| Colonel Bingo, No Boy, 114 Also Eligible: Maggie Spangler, F.) Duke, Potts, 110, ; " ' Battling Way, Dalton, 112 'Hill; Gearshift, M. Leblanc, " BIGHTH RACE . I am very disappointed in) |Axeman, Cormack (A)i17 } 1 Mile Pace, (The Grattan Royal). . ee om son Dick Bell's defeat; said Mr.| THIRD RACE -- Maidens. Purse|Winisteo, McComb, 123 | FOURTH RACE Three years up. Purse $2000. added (8) : , GENERAL Camp, "but this is j a pause 100 for two-year-olds, 2 furiongs. | Monarch Park, Turcotte, XX119 |1 Mile Trot. Four-year-olds up. Non-| (Second Division) \ . 2 ge " i Re cecken lin pons 'of | that Dank H rondag es M7 tee ne als a Bice air 34800 a '$1500 on agape (or (2 raeler Ok' ¢ ell | ' J ET-AIRS . : in fis -- . wk Hussy, No Boy, 11 inson Farms y . Purse le | Goldie's § r, GA, Campbei P 4 RED DEER, Alta, (CP)--So.| In the last Parliament, Mr.' "we're not downhearted| Merry Censor, Gubbins, 113 | Lady Haw Lea, P. Crowe Billey Halliday, RH. Filion a p Premium quelity et eriginel | ' | Garden Prince, Terry, 120 EIGHTH RACE -- $2500 claiming,|Laddie Song, Del MacTavish Telegram, R. Johnson i 8 5 i: cial Credit Leader Robert | Thompson 5 party | saved the | around here. For a party that Eldermil Lack, Nash, 118 Purse $1600 for four-year-oids and ng. | Ladi Queen, D. Palmer Dapper Grattan S., H. Varcoe |, § a * equipment Thompson, personally triumph-| minority Conservative govern-|was down on its backs we put/ Get 'n Go, Rogers, 115 54 furlongs, |e Comet, Ly, Wright Doug Johnston C., J, Hayes ; ant in Monday's federal elec-/ ment from defeat on several oc-\up quite a fight, didn't we?" | Ramblin Road, Turcotte, X13, eile aoe lg |= % 00 ONLY tion though his party suffered|casions when non - confidence a i Moral Support, Grasby, (A)113 |Court of Appeal, No Boy, 120 | * sharp losses, flies to Ottawa to-|motions were voted upon, It|HITS WITH FORCE |Tex Town, Robinson, (B)117 {Faisun, Robinson, 115 3 i ear of @ "DIURETIC Mad j fe ith leaders of| was when Social Credit finall Meanwhile, two blocks away) Pay Parade, Robinson, (B)120 | Herris County, No Boy, 115 ver e ¥ pi Alga a Renae lag Pa ' injin Social Credit headquarters, |™2 ee Coico. Maybe not. But you should know | This is when the diuretic service of DOWN Social Credit's Quebec wing. | withdrew its support, early in| a {| Also eligible: Bashi-Bazouk, Grasby,|Plin, No Boy, (A)115 H Late ct : Th ill hold talks| February, that the government | the news of party setbacks hit} Apis; |Mr. Yp Te, Pong, 110 | fj what a "diuretic" does. There 'may | Dodd's Kidney Pills may be helpful, \ *~ pte ae tla or toppled and a second election) With considerably more force,|4--Albob Stable and M. R. Clark entry |Good Vibration, Gubbins, 103 | be times when you should use one, | Dodd's act as a diuretic stimulant in the y | a p vithi aah Gak & (The party had been predicting!' "wet, me: Hees eneia iab rey, Bowers, Us | Il You likely understand how important | to help restore normal kidney action, Thursday with Deputy Leader Within one year was called. | le party been predicting Brian's Boy, No Boy, 113 the kid Begs intaini cal og relies Os erste lition | WEEK 1 } ; . | widespread ains throughout) FOURTH RACE -- Fonied in Can-|A--J. Leneck and Hellenic Stable entry | good n 3 Real. Caouette and Guy Mar-, af. Teaapeon won sbersonall eb poorly tepsetaliy in Que-|ae. allowance, Pures 400 for thies:|posr cba tu health. Also that if the kidneys fail | causing backache and tired feeling. | . PER TIRE coux, Social Credit whip in the/ Victory In Monday § Oalloling,|hec, and reports of Social| arclds. 5 furlongs. |CLEAR AND FAST | ff to function iy excess acids and | When you are ppoeety bsg sen , last Parliament, on the outcome| holding on to Red Deer con-\cicuit losses came as some-| Moor Park, Uyevane, 122 | ff waste material remain in the and tired feeling due to lazy § | of the voting which left Lester|Stituency which he captured) oi ot or a shock |E. Day, Dittfach, 122 | §TARRED WITH HOPE | §f *vstem. This may result in kidney action youcandependon § | GENERAL TIRE Pearson's Liberal party with|ffom the Progressive Conserva-| But National Organizer Frank| secu piste, Pratt 188 tie Wek athe Bava pew yw lh md ng ee, gh abd | ee ie dencsiaed (as vihng col Re et ant taiae alinter suet ales Moan tat Hillbillies co-starred 'with Bob| Wf fellowed by backache, tired PRRMMIIAMMM the past 70: years. Look for OF OSHAWA mentary seats. e describe e voting re-|"We will still have a solid rep- q : if ; ; h . : yD pas ter. , The Social Credit chieftain sults in Quebec, where Social|resentation in Parliament," he Hen 6(fhorticey gute Sen tee ee eee 534 RITSON RD, SOUTH 728-6221 was guarded Monday night in|Credit got only a third of the|said. Several of the workers) NET EARNINGS | World War. | commenting on the election, de-| seats he had predicted for it)menticned that, even with the! i clining to discuss the policy of|there, as disappointing and/|disappointments, things were} | his party toward a minority| 'certainly an upset." much better than in 1958 when| By THE CANADIAN PRESS | government, He denied any suggestion that|the party was wiped out of the) Famous Players Canadian, 'We will take that decision/his. position as party leader} House. |Corporation, year ended Dec. when the time comes," he told; might be jeopardized by the) There was no activity at New|31: 1962, $2,667,449, $1.54 a reporters at a press conference| election result in the West,|Democratic Party headquar-|share; 1961, $2,423,919, $1.40. | when asked whether Social|/where only four Social Credit|ters. A reception was held for) Reeves MacDonald Mines, Credit would vote in Parliament! members were returned. jcandidates in another part of|Ltd., year ended Dec, 31: 1962, > to keep a minority administra-| 'There has never been a the city. |$42,802; 1961, $73,394. tion in office. | threat to my leadership from | | Turnbull Elevator Ltd., 6 mos. He said more than once, how-| inside the party," he said. "The| READS NO MUSIC jended Feb, 28; 1963, $512,914; ever, that anothér election in|threat has come entirely from) Although Mahalia Jack-|1962, $677,963. the near future would not be|the outside, from the Liberals,|son reads no music her gospe:| United Oils Ltd., year ended | e © ® a eae Miers nde eat King Size cigarette smokers Want to cut the cost Want to build savings : asked for of paying bills? and interest, too? 7 | du MAURIER KING SIZ People who prefer a King Size cigarette have been asking, "Why can't we buy King Size du MAURIER?"' 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