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- PCMNA pxt et Nat amen ierae ei ate MERIT AWARD PRESENTED AT PARLEY Tar, an 18th century sailor, John Bugden, both of Hali- Halifax. Board of Trade. to symbolize the hospitality of fax and Jolly Tar, modeled The award was for the Halifax. From left are Mr. by a board member. board's creation of Jolly Comtois, G. H. Lummis and (CP Wirephoto) Terrorism Main _eésGet Fixed Election Factor Assessment ae es Land and buildings owned by CARACAS (AP) -- Grim post-jtage blamed officially on follow-| Oshawa Golf Club Limited ers showing the résults of ter-jers of Fidel Castro. The Betan-|naye been given a fix SSeSS- Lieutenant - Governor Paul vention in Montreal to the Comtois of Quebec presents a@ merit award at the Cana- dian Tourist Association Con- ¥ Club Wins 7 Trophies . . Members of the Motor City Car: Club took six cars to "Speed Sport '63" in Montreal last weekend and came back with seven trophies. Each of the cars took one trophy (four firsts, two seconds)|Venezuela, One shows a shoe-/from power. and the Oshawe club won the| shine boy whose legs were blown) At this stage, Leoni eg oy -- os PeO-loff by a terrorist bomb. _jheaded for vee? : yp Poe ge monty _ or gaa gee ple saw the Oshawa entries in a enough voters believe his party; Total golf clu an an beach setting with palm on Mime sd) hon sey todd somehow is responsible for the|buildings assessed for 1963 is ponds of water and driftwood. Democratic Action Party, Its\ViOlence, or has failed because/$147,590. Cut in half, this gives BP cig he are rn oe aandidnte tor He: Dee. f bine Snepcione __ it. meee oe pid mills, this gives custom hardtop, first, Wes Kee-|tion is Paul Leoni, a 58-year-old oo oA oa rs ~~ aa 6 id nde Thi ws hap nan; altered roadster, first, Edj!abor lawyer who helped Betan-| v ahela Cheeuans: nel ne Benetin; street couple, first,,court found the party. Betan- teen part of the easeenieett rext: year, provided the basic pa, Beery; Mild costo eer -- ye AF tee coalition for nearly five years,|assessment doesn't change. i) Gaston et ga oan "The background is years ofjblames Communists for terrur-| However, the amount fase pee scant "Ibombings, shootings and sabo-|ism. Even Caldera attacks the, 'saved" by the club is debited "= "|Betancourt party for failing toevery year and four per cent CAPSULE NEWS charged on the aggregate. This must all be e e Jodoin Outlines ° W Medicare ants lary Left (MIR). |ceases to be used for that pur- | Leoni defends Betancourt's| pose. iq)\paid back when the agreement Onecare broken (unless the city takes so the city loses no WINNIPEG (CP) -- PresidentDec. 3 to mark the opening Of/ truggle with terrorism and ac-|\ Then the owner either pays Clatite" Jodoin"of 'the Canadian/the Commonwealth Pac'fic tee-| <0, the-Communists and MIR|the debt and interest charges or Labor Congress said Monday la-\phone cable between Canadalor aiming to overthrow democ-|the city purchases the property bor wants a medical care projand New Zealand. The com-|a-y and establish a Cuban-lat the fixed assessment valua- gram "operated by the people)memorative stamp, price is Is'type regime in Venezuela. tion. tion campaign now gojng on injist terrorism. aims to drive it/their actual assessment. The Curling Rink section of seems the operation remains fully amount by stop the terrorists with efficient|interest is ; measures, | Jovito Villalba, = of the Republican De-|' mocratic Union and the leading °V"~ rival to Leoni, contends the Bet-|money. ancourt government has pro-| The agreement may be voked terrorism by persecuting|broken by the owner on six Communists and their sister|months notice prior to Dec. 31 party, Movement of Revolution-|iz. any year, or, if the golf club New Flight, Parsons in the interests of the people." | 6d (21 cents), will be printed in} : He told a Canadian Club lunch-|varying shades of blue to re- eon that labor wants to see ajresent the seas the.cable passes tt OOD ENTRIES program that will cover every-/under. GREENW pee and cover them on an oan STORM PARLIAMENT asis. apa x WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6th REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP)--! srthimbledon'* $2500, No Boy (A) 117) DONATE BOOKS |A mob of 200 teen-agers throw-'cisining Dee giao tor three-year-dlds|(C). X106: MONTREAL (CP)--Some 600\ing eggs, rocks and tomatoes|and up. 7 Furs. JAcMrs. Fe H. Merrill Jr. and T. & te new and recent Canadian books|stormed the Althing (parlia-|M". Jitter, srg 106 RU pe gradi lates mes displayed at this year's Frank-|ment) Monday after a mecting Count oe Sa Re a Le NRHA. MelTy furt International Book Fair in}to protest a government -bill|Bene Ducato, Walsh He Germany will be donated to banning wage and. price in-/keor's 'thinking, Lanoway 115 three German institutions, it)creases unti] Jan. 1. The billicommon Market, No Boy 106 was announced Monday by|was discussed in the FIFTH RACE -- Dagwood Allowances Purse $2900 for two-year-olds. Fillies. 1 Mile. Sweet Lady Brier, No Boy 107 Sultan's Choice, Walsh X109 Shining Wings, No Boy 107 {Forest Rover, No Boy 114 }Hasty C, Harrison 114 QUINELLA BETTING -- Carleton EIGHTH RACE -- Talbot $3500 claim ng. Purse $2000 for 3-year-olds and up. 1-16 mile: Field Trial, Harrison 116 Aurora Fox, Smith 116 |Corporal Bingo, Gordon 113 'Little Tipper, Parsons X11) Senor Teddy, Armstrong 115 Chance Cover, Dittfach 116 Ali's Pride, Hale 111 |Gray Mouse, Walsh X106 Crucial Hit, Fitzsimmons 116 Bronze urkey, No Boy POST TIME 1.30 P.M; Ditifach 111;,CLEAR AND FAST : FOR PREFERRED. ATTENTION PAUL ISTOW. 728-9474 ik: "~ALTOR rorism are a key to the elec-|court government gays the left-\ment based on 50 per cent of} have which the club tax bill will drop; Work Hard For Clinic Volunteer workers worked just as hard for the last blood donor clinic in October as they did for the September clinic and yet collections fell by 95 bottles, Phoners contacted and made appointments for 465 donors. Unfortunately 119 of these failed to show up to keep their ap- pointment. Fortunately to prevent the clinic from becoming a complete failure 52 of our citizens came without appointments to make the final tally 370 bottles. Of such is the frustration made for willing volunteers who give of their time unselfishly to keep the Red Cross Free Blood bank in operation. Feur hundred is the magic number which our clinic in Oshawa has been attempting to maintain this year. At this fig- ure it is felt that we in Osh- awa can maintain a healthy margin for emergencies. The necessity of those making ap- pointments and their keeping of them marks the difference between a successful monthly clinic and one which does not supply this city's monthly needs. PRIZE WINNING DAUGHTERS CONTINUE FAMILY TRADITION Roybrook Lassie (left) was the first dry three-year-old and Roybrook Model Lass (right) the first milking four- year-old at the East-Central Ontario Holstein Show at Peterborough and the two combined to win the Progeny of Dam class. In doing so they followed in the footsteps of their mother, Royal De- light, who was a member of the winning Proegeny of Dam at this show and named All- A second criteria for the mea- suring of a succe ful clinic is the number of new donors add- jed each month to the local files. GIVE BLOOD | It is redundant to point out| that in a growing city such as ours the need is ever increas-| ing. However in our free trans- fusion service in Canada as a whole we are setting an exam- ple for the world. Apathy and complacency must be fought constantly or this worthy proj- ect may fall with several other) worthy projects victims of the same disease. give at this time to show that}! no room in Oshawa. Hours! are Apathy and Complacency bave'street road construction, No Provision Bring J oy To Mental Patient Is Seen There is no provision in the Ontario Assessment Act for giv- ing reductions to persons who suffer business of construction, Oshawa's three! man Court of Revision was told' Monday. | losses because Walter Houston, owner of the told the court oss of business'? during King "Most are walk-in business-| A Christmas gift list for over 13,000 persons has become a big problem for Mrs. Mildred H. Shaw, recently appointed as provincial chairman of the Christmas Gifts for Mental Pa- tients Program of the Canadian Texaco service station on the|Mental Health Association. The November clinic will be;south side of King, just west of; , held this Thursday at St. Greg-|Centre _ street, ory's Auditorium. Get out andjhe suffered an "almost entire|many years given freely of her A graduate of the University of Toronto, Mrs. Shaw has for time to provide a_ touch of human friendship: to mental patients in hospitals. Her ap- | from 1.30 to 4.30 and 6.00 to/es said Mr, Houston, 'Mine is|pointment as Christmas Gifts 19.00, a drive-in business and you| Chairman ciilminates a service | lcouldn't drive in: My business/0f over 11 years with The Ca- COUNCIL BRIEFS | Oshawa and_ District Labor} j Council wants the city to re- |tain the Kinsmen Civic Memor- jial Stadium property as "'green- |belt" land along the Oshawa 'Creek. The ODLC says it is not) opposed to the removal -- of| bleachers and lights to another location.. City Council | is awaiting a brief from the Kins- jmen Club on the disposition of the property. To Parks com- mittee. Fifteen mile-per-hour speed limits in school zones and the power to designate school zones are items contained in a Riverside, Ontario,' resolution which city council has been ask- ed to endorse. Amendments to both the Highway Traffic Act and the Municipal Act are pos: sibilities. To Traffic committee. Sarnia wants the city fathers to endorse a resolution calling on the provincial government |to enact permissive !egisla- Ition allowing municipalities to jremove or demolish properties certified as '"'unfit for human |habitation". A vote of three- jfourths of a municipal council would be needed and removal |could not take place. for at least }one year after a MOH's "unfit" 'ruling. An owner would have ;30 days to appeal. To Board jof Health, Trenton wants endorsation of ja resolution calling for 15 mile- {per-hour speed limits in Muilt- up areas of municipalities and special markings delineating |these areas. To Traffic com- mittee, Couicil reiterated its policy jon collegiate yearbook adver- tising -- no more after 1964 -- last night as it approved pur- jchase of one page, at $55, in |OCCI's 1963-64 edition of "Phoe- jnix"', | Convention delegates in Osh- jawa will NOT be able to ob- |tain "free parking" stickers, jcouncil ruled. The Chamber of Commerce suggested off-street the 0 pay the taxes." | Court Chairman Louis Hyman} said it was beyond the court's} urisdiction but he appellant suggested approach city} 'has been paralyzed since the/Madian Mental Health Associa- last week in June, There is no/tion. way for me to get the money| As provincial chairman, Mrs. Shaw will guide the Christmas Gifts projects of 26 local branches across the province. It is her hope that some 35,000 Brae Pluto Sovereign, four times Grand Champion at Peterborough and All-Cana- dian aged cow in 1956. This great family of cows are owned by F. Roy Ormiston, Brooklin. | Jaycees 'Hold Meet The induction ceremonies for six new members highlighted the bi-monthly meeting of the |Oshawa Junior Chamber of iCommerce held at the Hotel |Genosha Monday. | Jaycee President Vie Brookes' introduced the new members and formally inducted them jinto the organization. New Jay- cees are: Bill Swan, Steve Snel- igrove, Phillip Dudley, Lloyd |Balfour, Orm Bowman and |Cliff Newman. Past-presidents of the Oshawa jJunior Chamber, Don Brown, \Fred Upshaw, Don Lowe and |Bob Dewland were guests at |the dinner meeting. Past-presi- \dent Upshaw introduced him- jself and the former presidents |to the new members, The meeting ended with the |showing of a film of the 1963 Canadian Progeny in 1961 and 1962. Royal Delight was also Reserve Champion at Peter- borough last year. She in turn is a daughter of the famous "white cow" Balsam jarticles will be collected, sorted what could be and wrapped into more tha 15,000 gift packages for th mentally ill before Christmas. council to see done. The court heard 48 cases Mon- day in two sittings and granted only seven reductions, six of them recommendations from the city assessment depart- vote time away from home an every gift collected is inspecte (only new items are accep able), wrapped' and labeled. John Brady told council curb parking throughout the entire city is being examined, Over 1,200 volunteers will de- to The public support of this \project has carried the program |Masters Open Golf Tournament | MRS, MILDRED H. SHAW j|held in Georgia, USA. n ie successful . completion in| collection of gifts have been set d| other years and it is hopedjup in all communities having a Christmas shopping to see that|that' Christmas 1963 wil! see an|branch of the Canadian Mental djeven larger part of the popu-|Health Association, t-\lation of Ontario involved. | In Oshawa your gifts may be _The theme of the program is/left at Library, The YWCA and "Bring Joy to the World of ajat the White Cross Centre, 187 Mental Patient". Depots for theiSimcoe street south, Word has come from the De- partment of Highways that the proposed Creek Valley express- way route from Highway 401 north to the central business district has been designated as a connecting link. This means a 75 percent subsidy will be available. A Damas and Smith location study on the express- way, now being studied from Adelaide avenue south to High- way 401, will be extended to plot a route south to Went- worth street. Council authorized salary in-!| creases, as of April 1, 1963, for EMO head F. S.. Wotton ($6750 to $7000) and E. Mclntyre ($3125 to $3300). | Council Monday night learned the Planning Board's new pol- icy on applications for rezoning to permit erection of apartment buildings: the Board will make no recommendations unless an application is accompanied by a site plan, typical floor plans, elevation plans, information on the type of construction, And the applicant will be required to enter into a site plan agree- ment with the city "to ensure that construction is in accord- ance with the plan submitted." Height maximum, lot area and front and side yard re- quirements for apartments in R5 area will apply to apartments in Cl and C2 areas. too, council |parking be available to visitors attending conventions here. Parking will be prohibited on the west side of Mary street,| decided last night in backing a planning board recommenda-| ;=DMONTON -- Most. Rev. tion. Apartments are .| Howard Clark, Anglican Pni- ed in ver poner. 7 or | mat of all Canada, appeared HALO-LIKE APPEARANCE FOR PRIMATE to have acquired a halo while monton. It was actually a@ talking to Bishop Gerald _ light fixture, Burch during a visit to Ed- (CP Wirephoto) north side of Bloor street west, from Cubert to Park road. | Traffic committee chair man/| CALL OR SEE | DIXON'S ' FOR | OIL FURNACES | SERVING OSHAWA OVER SO YEARS 24-HOUR SERVICE | 313 ALBERT ST. | 723-4663 | NEW HOME | SPECIALISTS | economy you'll enjoy TMAN| BRANVIN Reel Estote Ltd. SHERRY AND PORT WINE TRADES ACCEPTED ' 728-6286 323 King St. W. } : x112 ( Althing Se ese B. McconD 112 H. E. Heinemann of Montreal,/while the meeting of approxi-!Laskay Lad, No Boy 113 who managed the Canadian ex-/mately 5,000 persons head dis-!Acroonu,_ No ay ss If the books are in roving speeches by Bonnie Pinte: hibi:. Half the c approving. speeches by labor! ais, Eligible: Nevahoe Knave, Par- French, half in English. \leaders, sons X109; Humber Broom, No Boy 1107) sixTH RACE -- "The Business Club' DOL 5 | jFisherman's Luck, No Boy uh heat -vie Allowances Purse $2600 for three-years- SENDS CON UENCES COVE Th chal, Leblanc 110; Currytown, No Boyjoig, 1 mile. VATICAN CITY (AP) The RECOVER BOGUS BILLS 110; Flying Countes, No Boy (A) 110./Flight Path, Leblanc .109 : eis i pare BAD AUSSEE is 2)| A -- E. B. Seedhouse entry E. Day, Leblanc 112 Vatican newspaper L'Osserva- 7 cae vat gee age Safety Man, Dittfach 121 oré Romano said Monday Pope 5 TELOV ere iN) seconD RACE -- "Mark Me" $2500|Bofjac, Fitzsimmons 114 Paul VI sent "expressions "'yp counterfeit British banknotes|ciaiming Purse $1800 for three-year-olds proms numa Walsh (A) x108, r "ig se M ay and up. 7 Furs. e " condolence for his family sor-| Monday from the bottom ofl ie oP park, Elliott 11 |Thule, Leblanc. 116 row" to Archbishop Ngo Dinh Lake Top!.tz, where it wasj|cartersville, Uyeyama 116 Sesion tay oupee i Thuc of South Viet Nam. whose dumped by Nazi commandos Glod Roman Walsh X113 ss eWiuiier con mae Ry figs oon curing the Second World War |0°s" it, Leblanc 108 A-Windfields Farm entry two brothers died in the Sa'gon Musical Hit, Leblanc 5 4 ; {But governr ; - 1 SPAULDING, Nov. 5 : 1 rchbishoo is here ior Pt @ Sovernment:- sponsored|Unstar, No Boy 117 coup. The archbishop is here irr |. ng e diti eae ,~ Toronto Street, Parsons X106 4 the ecumenical council ° i * expedition has so farjwig wave, No Boy 108 SEVENTH RACE Stakes . ace faile to produce anv Nazi|Lichee Nut, Lanoway 114 |(foaled in Canada)» Purse $7500 added \ ' P ; aha Pee 4 $s, 7 furl e GRANTS LICENCE 'reasures believed hidden in the| Bourbon King, Ne Boy i\é |Abitibi. Armstrong mic WASHINGTON (AP) -- The 'ake. [Prince Brirlnde, Sandover 1 Winkle, Wath CANT mans (8) rante i-| Also Eligible: Bobby Brier, Walsh ari U.S. government granted a li SEIZE FACTORIE Pree Uitte Welch, Potts 116), Nirisso, (Erench Wind, No Boy (B)110 cence Monday for the shipment sae 8 ey Ae ee carmne Oe Fury, Camelia No Boy 11 - 3 Peer: Pe ii > 3 '" of about $1,000,000 worth of corn| ALGIERS (AP)--The Algerian|senuser 115: Racer bicwe care 16 to Hungary--the sxth such ]i- $overnment announced Monday HIRD RACE = "Winter Sport': $2500 Stithering sam, No Boy (A)117 cence granted since Oct. 23. It the se-zure of all cigarette and Claiming Purse $1800 for three-year-olds spa all Beasley entry g B--Windfields Farm entry nermits shipment of 690,009 Match factories nnder its pro a nec Wank. xis aron areecci ' ando'lero, '$| bushe!s of yellow corn. rem of progressive nationaii-|yalouestin, Hale 113 zation of privately owned indus-|Hy Elector, Uyeyama 111 } BEATS OBJECTIVE trial enterprises. Economic Af- e. nN Soy nii ue . ax oe. ; : x é 3omar, TORONTO (CP) -- Metrono i-/fa'rs Minister Bachir Boumaza|Fair Johnny, Lanoway 113 tan Toronto surpassed its objec- told a press conference the own- Sha! Succeed, Smith 112 ti in i ix-week United Ap-\ers of th : 'i Grey Duke, No Boy 111 ive in its six-week United Ap- S Of the factories wonid re-|Hash Boy, Harrison 111 peal campaign, Chairman John ceive compensation, and the Sun. and ee ee: D. King announced Monday. By| European technical personne! | M22, Sunt, Harrison I rsa ll altruist, 116 nopn returns were "slight!y'has been asked to rema.n in wate Hiighes Br higher" than the $9,900.000 goal.'the factories, 08; Samson the Great, . Kenny K., No ee Wh Balak rake -------- RISE ESSERE onde Pore REY PRS iF - oF . it 118; Gum Swamp, No Boy F g. COO Teun! ART cemamonies [hs on™ S| counnien OLY : a SIP Aigo ey "| MOSC FOURTH RACE -- "Advent" $2500. 7." : ningham, 60, who since 1957 has me i = State-|ciaiming Purse $1900 for three-year-olds| Britain increased to 14.6 pounds been one of the two assistant : Bs ristening Cere-|and up 1 mile, |per capita in 1962 from 6.4 deputy ministers of northern a'-|"omes, called "the ceremoni-| Dark Red Lanoway 114 j Pounds in 1955. fairs and national: resources,|°US , Tesistration of newborn|Frosty Day, Walsh X106 oe : will retire Friday, it was an.|crildten' hav ebegun in Lenin-|Our Interview, Fitsimmons, 117 $5 @ g > |Our Fool, fac nounced Monday. 'His successor '2"2¢, the newspaper Lenin-|tast Dividend, No Boy 117 in the $17,400-a-year job has not gradskaya Pravda reports, The|!'ll Swear, Leblanc 108 yet been sinieed 'jbew civil ceremony aims to pro-| i" arown eves No wey (B), 108 vide a Soviet substitute for|ssmirly's Rouge, No Boy 117 HIT BY. TB church baptism which many |S%w Lane, Ditttach: (8) 106 7 * a jeu, 0 Boy MONTREAL (CP) -- Quebec young parents here continue to| 'Also Eligible: Last Morning, No Boy. province is undergoing a "dis-| observe despite official disap-|122s Bobby Pin, Walsh X108; Reactor, turbing'"' new outbreak of tuber-|proval. The civil ceremony is culosis, Dr. Alphonse Couturier |b e ing introduced throughout Quebec health minister, said| Russia. Monday night. He was address-|--- ing a meeting opening the Christmas Seal campaign whose nroceeds are used, to. fight the disease. CLAIMS AGENTS NABBED PEKING (Reuters)--The Chi-| nese Communist government claimed Monday night it has killed. or captured more than 300 Nationalist Chinese * "* who lanied on the mainiand in the last 13 months. | WILL ISSUE STAMPS | LONDON (AP)--Britain will) issue @ commemorative stamp! isd JORDAN BRANVIN from King to Athol, and on the|= CITY OF OSHAWA The Liquor Licence Act NOTICE OF HOLDING AN ADVANCE POLL Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Election Act (Section 77) a poll will be open on Thursday, the 14th day of November, 1963 Friday, the 15th day of November, 1963 and on Saturday, the (6th day of November, 1963 from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and from 7:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m.; Eastern Standard Time The polling places for the City of Oshawa will be located ot CITY HALL -- 50 CENTRE STREET for the purpose of receiving the votes of voters who expect to be absent from the municipality on the day fixed for holding the poll, or confined in a hospital or of glection officials who in carrying out their duties as election officials will he unable to attend the poll at which they are entitled to vote on the day fixed for holding the poll. The ballot boxes will be opened and the votes: counted. ot 7:00 p.m. on -SATURDAY, the 23rd day of +: Ageia 963 at the CITY HALL 50 CENTRE STREET, OSHAWA L. R. BARRAND Returning Officer DATED at Oshawa this Second day of November, 1963 TBUEHLERSs) eA Tender EAT'N Ah TRUE-TRIMBEEF 12 KING E. -- 723-3633 Meat Specials! Wed. Only! BACK RIBS 49° Shoulder PORK CHOPS ~-- Sliced SIDE PORK Shoulder LAMB CHOPS 2 ibs. 1.00 ~ @ FREEZER SPECIAL! @ BEEF tienes Qi Quarters (Cut and Wrapped Free) J) .