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A new executive presided over the first 1064 meeting of the Oshawa Motor Sport Club, Tuesday evening. Green Devils On Top Biddy League Games Simcoe Hall Boys' Club Biddy|ing the other two points for the/rano, R. Ratca, Brent Ruth-| Basketball League for boys eight years to 12 years of age, resumed league play Saturday, Jan. 4 after a week's lay off. The. Red Trotters coached by Bud Moore, beat the Gold King's coached by. Fred Densham, 13 to 9 Accounting for the Gold King's 9 points were Ian Pat- @rson 6, Larry Manna 3 and Dave Tullock 1 point, while Tom Morruzey's 7 points and Dave Mariows 6 points accounted for the Trotters victory. Final ecore Red Trotters 13 points, Gold Kings 9 points. TED TORTTERS Brian Cherry, L, Mitchell, Bob Krawec, Larry Horruzey, Tom Horruzey, Steve Mitchell, 7 -- Rich Corebett, Dave 6; Rich Rimar, Gene | Gaver, Rich Rosmak. KINGS -- Wyck Ae Tan Paterson, points; | wa ielinski, Robin McLaren, john ~Sapsiw, Larry Hanna, 2 conte: Alex Krawec, Dale Ir- win, Doug Lean, David Tullock, 1 point; McGregor, Larry Wiggins. League Ragas Green Devils Doug Gower ed The "Paste Hawks coached by Mr. Bill Pascoe 13 to 11 in a very evenly fought match; for the Green Devils } Frank Jenkinson sunk 7 points \and Brian McCartney four | points, with Kirk Gillespie add: Nearly -- 30 in the league, they beat 3rd members attended the meet- ing held in the Simcoe Hall Boys' Club, Fisher street, The OMSC 1004 executive, left to s a PS MRE OSHAWA ; MOTOR SPORT CLUB EXECUTIVE TAKES ¢ OFFICE right, are: Lois Bushell, sec- retary; Don Jeyes, treasurer; Harry Cade, president; Barry Bushell, vice-president and Al Reading, events chairman. --Oshawa Times Photo Soviets Spurn US. Plan For Reading Rooms MOSCOW (AP)--T'wo Ameri- can proposals to increase infor- mation among the Russians about western affairs. ran into Soviet opposition Tuesday at the outset of talks on extension of the U.S,-Soviet cultural ex- change program, U.S. officials said they will do their best to get permissiun for establishment of a chain of American - sponsored reading rooms in the Soviet Union, The U.S. also wants to in- crease to at least 100,000 the copies of the state department picture: magazine America sold on Soviet news stands, The Russiang limit sales to 60,000. Chief Soviet Delegate Sersei Romanovsky took note of both in an aside to a prepared speech, He said there will be no discussion about the estab- lishment of American /reading tpoms. He also declared there will be no talk about increasing the circulation of U.S. publica- tions in the Soviet Union, The session wag limited to handshaking and -speechmak- ing. to extend through 1964-65 the ex- changes signed in, 1958. opened last November. were delayed by the Russians' arrest of Professor Frederick c sity on spy charges. Purple Hawks, Tom Tullock five points, Ken Zimmerman 2 points, plus 2 points which Kirk Gillespie of the Green Devils shot into his own. basket. Final score Green Devils 13 points. Hawks 11 points. GREEN DEVILS -- Danny Kewley, Robbie Cooper, Dean Irvin, Frank Jenkinson, 7 points; Joey Simiana, Danny Obrian, Kirk Gillespie, 2 points; Rick Morgan, Rene Picard, John Campkin, Jim Brooks, Frank Lingo, Chyb Henry, Brian Mc- |Cartney, 4 points. PURPLE HAWKS B. Wright, Bob Lipa, Paul Luke, Garry Irvin, Peter Hopmans, Paul Pryant, Greg Kit, John Gilbert, Don Crawford, Tom Tullock, 5 points; Ken Zimmer- aoa dt, points; 1 Lylle Henderson. moves them from the last place Raker Blue Bombers with Jim akemishyn netting 8 points. TTY/Mike Kasha 4 points and Mike Black 2 points. Bill. Walker replied for the Blue Bombers with two points and Ron Payn- ter 1 point. Final score Blue Bombers $3 points White Aces 14 points. BLUE BOMBERS -- R. Payn- ter, 1 point; P. Depratta, G. vic:|Jenkinson, "38 tory for eR Aces jeoached by Mr. Bill Jeffs re- er, A. Grotenhuis, P. Jebb, T. Fonero, P. Timleck, B, Walker, 2 points; Aldertow, D. Timleck, B. McFeeters. WHITE ACEs'-- M. Kasha, 4 points; W. Sudsbury, C. Wil- son, D. Turton, B, Rutherford, F. Davis, R. Malars, S. Ride- out, Mark Adams, D, McLaren, P, Smegal, P. Kavia, M. Black, 2 points; J. Yakemishyn, 8 points. LEAGUE STANDINGS WLTFA 30 0473 2 1,0 37 20 111718 Pts. 9 7 6 5 Green Devils Red Trotters Purple Hawks 1 White Aces 1 2 0 32 29 CAPSULE NEWS Atlantic OTTAWA (CP) About 2,000,000 tiny British Columbia pink salmon have gone to sea in the Atlantic Ocean, successfully the first stage of a project to bring a new fishery to Newfoundland. If it's success- ful all the way, the fish will be back in the spring of 1965 as spawning adults weighing four or five pounds ANOTHER LEWIS BOY SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) Comedian Jerry Lewis' wife, Patti, gave birth Tuesday to theif sixth son, "I'm still going to call it Gloria," quipped Lewis, who had been hoping for | | Blue Bombers 1 2 0 2448 5 Gold Kings © 2 11537 4 Simcoe Hall Boys' Club fop Scores: Frank points; Richard Rimar, 15 points; Jim Yakemi- shym, 14 points; Tom Hurruzey, 18 points. 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KHRUSHCHEV IS HOME LONDON (Reuters) -- Soviet secret talks in Poland with Po- lish Communist Party Leader \Gomulka and other party lead- ers, the Soviet news agency 'Tass reported. j RETURNS MEDAL | LONDON (AP) -- Philosopher | Tuesday he is returning a medal lawarded to him last year by In a statement issued in London he said he could not lkeep 'the medal while Heinz Brandt, a sociaiist and a demo- crat, remains a political pris- oner in East Germany. 56300 285 266 280 +22 4 Waite 100 4 6M +H Jonsmith Soo. 12a 12 12 Joute yooo 126 126 126 Kerr Add 920 68S "6s --2 Kirk Tewn 1000 20% DY Wh-- Kopan yoo 1s 61S OS +h Lab Min 7s 6 6UDlCUD \ Dufaut 3400 840 825 840 +15 L Shore 1S 190 19 190 --10 Lorado 2100 190 «190 190 Lyndnst yoo 69 . ° Macdon uno Vv WV OV ft} Madsen $0 22) 22) 22) Magnet ynoo ~ © © Man Bar woo 60 v v Marboy mse is Bb ws +H Marcon 139000 1 1M YB Mariime 7200 © BS il ending} - Salmon Head For Ocean broken by Burgess's death in Moscow last September. SETS WHIPPING DATE WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) -- Judge Stewart Lynch Tuesday |;; set Jan, 28 for the public whip- ping of Talmadge R. Balsar, 40, but reduced the sentence from 20 lashes to 10, The State Su- preme Court, in November, or- dered Lynch to re-sentence Bal- sar. The High Court ruled that the original sentence for rob- bery was not valid because Lynch did not set a specific date for the whipping to take place. WRONG CALL TAIPEI, Formosa (AP)--The Control Yuan, top watchdog body in gg mage 4 ine, has impeached the 'the bureau for dereliction of. duty.) inaccurate information about typhoon Gloria, which struck Formosa Sept. 13, leaving 239 persons dead and ..80. missing. The Control Yuan said Cheng predicted wrongly the typhoon ual bypass Formosa. RUE KENNEDY a ae Tunisia (AP)-- crowd of Tunisians cheered Tuesday when a street of this ancient town was named after the late president Kennedy. The Rue Eshmoun, the punic god of help and rescue, became Rue Kennedy. POLARIS 6UCCESS CAPE KENNEDY, Fila. (AP) The Polaris A-3 missile, de- signed to bring all land areas within its range, has scored an- other successful launching, its 16th in 18 firings. The land-pad firing Tuesday night achieved all objectives, according to pre- liminary data; the navy said. The missile is to have a range of 2,876 miles. It is expected to be mated with nuclear subma- rines in six months. BAKERIES CLOSE NEW YORK (AP)--Cushman closes the doors to its 103 retail stores in the New York-New Jersey area Saturday, throwing some 1,000 employees out of work. D. H. O'Connell, presi- dent and board chairman of American Bakeries, of which Cushman's is a division, Tues- day announced the decision to close. He cited "the trend to one-stop shopping and frozen products in supermarkets" as the key factor in heavy losses felt by Cushman stores. INDIAN FIGHTER DEAD ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) -- Thomas Pender, 104, one of the last of the Indian fighters, died of natural causes in hospital Monday. RETURN PAY BOOST WASHINGTON (AP) -- Irked at receiving only a $100-a-year pay increase, some teachers in United States schools overseas are returning the raise in little instalments to Defence Secre- tary Robert McNamara, The protests were revealed Tuesday by E. L. Katzenbach Jr., deputy assistant secretary of defence. U.S. overseas teachers received an average of $4,720 this year, against a national average of $5,963. "KINDNESS SEATS AVAILABLE ON JET TO AMSTERDAM LEAVING IN JULY FOR 3 WKS. ADULT CHILD UNDER 12 *386.90 193.50 Under 2 yrs. $24.70 PHONE 668-3161 *Subject to Govt. Approval BEYOND PRICE, YET WITHIN REACH OF ALL" GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 King W. 728-622 | Negotiating will begin today on the new agreement, intended bgun under a pact The negotiations were to have They . Barghoorn of Yale Univer- seg Sada eaear, ay Be Bakeries, founded in 1855,| Gerry Gelette, deputy direc- tor of recreation, chaired the organizational meeting of young people who have left school to organize programs and dances for the new group. The first program night wi'l be held Friday, Jan. 17, at the ORC Hall, on Gibb street. Over 20 young people attend-- RECREATION PROGRAM FOR YOUNG PEOPLE ORGANIZED ed the meeting Tuesday night at the ORC Hall to draw up a program that will be of in- terest to the Oshawa youth who have just left school. Shown left to right are Rodger» Hettell, Carol Muray, Connie Heill and Mr, Gelette, --Oshawa Times Photos Brings Deluge Of Responses GLASGOW, Scotland (CP)--A Scottish widower with three young children has been flooded with replies to his advertise- ment for a nannie to go with! his family to Canada. | Derek Murray, 33, has ac- cepted a job as research chem- ist at the University of Mani- Ad For Nannie. BOWMANVILLE -- Last Sat- toba and says he is prepared to "pay the fare to Canada for| whoever gets the position and give her £30 a month when we) get there." "I'm not sure yet whether I would prefer a young girl--she might need looking after herself --or someone much older who might be out of touch with the children, But I'm prepared to interview anyone between the ages of 18 and 50," Ye got 20 letters the first day after the ad appeared and the flood from all over Scotland is is continuing. , In the two years since his wife died, Seenreg has been nursery each morning and picks him up in the evening and also does all the family cooking, 'washing and mending. A clean- ing lady comes in twice a week. "IT manage most of the time myself but kids of their ages can be a real handful at times," he said recently as he prepared the family dinner. GMC Sets Record In Auto Sales DETROIT (AP) -- General Motors Corp. said Tuesday its retail sales of passenger cars and commercial vehicles set new high in 1963, shattering a mark which had stood since 1955. General Motors sold 4473, 021 passenger cars. and commercial vehicles in the 12-months end- ing last Dec. 31, It compared with the previous high of 4,202,- 552 set in 1955 and the 4,153,383 mark attained in 1962. During 1963, GM passenger car sales totaled 3,939,002, up alistrate and Judge J. C. Ander- urday brought to a close the} WLT Pts regular season for all minor| Rangers | Make Wa eee hockey teams with the excep-| Atoms 41210 tions of the juvenile league. The! Wings 2 13 round robin playoff schedule will Canedlans $228 start Saturday, Jan. 11, |Leafs ee ee he f Bear. 230727 |ATOM LEAGUE Bruins 250 4 WL T Pts,/Hawks 0700 Bombers 61012 Ross 52 9:10 |BANTAM LEAGUE ree: Barons 4308 |Fiyers 6 0 012) Bisons 3 4 0 6 lee Wees $1 01 Indians 3 4 0 6 Irions 420 Royals , 3 4 0 6 [Cubs $306 Giants 2 41 5 lHuskies 2404 Hornets 2 41 5 |pirates 150 gine "| Braves 0690 Trenton Seeks LIONS MIDGET LEAGUE WLT Pts.) |Orphans 5 0 O1 Resignation = 3s": tis Ma 320 a Generals" PS Of j BBbaay cocoa . vi jComets ia aN o TRENTON, Ont. (CP) -- The JUVENILE LEAGUE ; council in this town 12 miles WET Ps) east of Relleville asked Attor- = Royals ; : : j ney - General Frederick Cass Caniske 1224 Tuesday to féscind the appoint- ment of M trate W. R. Philp of Peterborough to the Trenton police commission. Council asked that a Trenton resident replace the magistrate. Magistrate Philp was ap- pointed in December to replace) Magistrate T. Y. Wills of Belle- ville, who was named to the Pe- terborough police commission. The Trenton commission is composed of the mayor, a mag- son of Belleville. MARKET PRICES | PEE WEE LEAGUE Canada Packers Ex-GM Dies At Peterborough onel Browne, 59, former general manager of the Canada Pack- ers plant in Peterborough died in hospital here Monday after a lengthy illness. Mr. Brown was finance com- mittee chairman on the board of governors at Peterborough Civic Hospital and the board's public relations committee chairman. TORONTO (CP) -- Churning cream and butter print prices were unchanged today. Butter prices; Canada first grade: Ontario tenderable 51- 52; non-tenderable 51% - 52 off from the previous 1955 high of 3,767,342. FRESH PORK SPARE RIBS truck, in light trading; western 514% (nominal). ! eer ee os PETERBOROUGH (CP)--Li-| Minor Hockey Play-off Starts Next Saturday ° \SCHEDULE SAT., JAN. 11 Bantam League ~~ 7.00 a.m, 'Flyers vs. Lions; 7.45 a.m; Cubs vs, Braves; 8.35 a.my Huskies vs. Pirates, . Pee Wee League -- 9.20 a.m., |Hawks vs, Wings; 10.15 am., |Rangers vs. Bruins; 11,00 a.m , |Leafs vs, Canadians. Atom League -- 11.50 am, Rangers vs. Bruins; 11,00 a.m,, Leafs vs. Canadians, Atom League -- 11.50 a.m. Barons vs, Bombers; 12.35 p.m\ |Homets vs, Giants. Midget League -- 1.30 ams |Generals vs. Maroons; 2.15 p.m, |Orphans vs. Comets, Juvenile League -- 3.00 p.m., |Mt, Royals vs, Canucks, |SCHEDULE MONDAY, JAN, 13 Atom League -- 5.00 p.m, Bisons vs. Barons; 5.46 am Hornets vs, Rams. : ATOM LEAGU erly, Murray Ormiston and Paul Martin accounted for -- the oe winning = is. pe n the second Atom game, the Indians defeated pS Giants 4-2, Morris Meadows (2), Glenn Rice and John Mastere jaccounted for the Indians' and lgoals, Robbie Simpson an |Garry Murphy were the goa |scorers for the Giants. 4 AMBULANCE CALLS Oshawa firemen answered four routine atibulance calls Tuesday, in the city. EYE EXAMINATIONS PHONE 723-4191 by appointment F. R. BLACK, O.D. | 136 SIMCOE ST. NORTH 54 SIMCOE ST. NORTH e HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS AS FIRM RIPE seo LEAN MEATY ECONOMY 6-7 RIB PRIME RIB SHORT CUT Ist 4 Prime Rib LEAN MEATY Short Rib 09: 09 7 69: PRESH PORK {BUTT 4 CANADA'S FINEST RED BRAND BEEF CUT & WRAPPED < --FREEZER SPECIAL-- 39 eo GRADE "A so 33 @ EXTRA FEATURE @ TOMATOES FIRST GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER BROOKSIDE IN YOUR CONTAINER EXTRA FEATURE FRESH KILLED OVEN READY 2%-3 LB. AV. CELLO 19: 55: 2-4l. Sse"