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'CAR WASH AIDS COMMUNITY CHEST Steam-a-rama was held on Saturday and will be held next Saturday, The members _ of the Simcoe Hall Keystone Club are donating their time to wash cars for the Oshawa Community Chest. The ser- vices and equipment are do- nated by the United Rentals at Wilson road and Olive av- enue. The Keystone Club will donate all money to the chest drive. Would Replace - Red Ensign A telephone poll conducted by the Ontario Riding Liberal Asso- ciation indicates that 53 per cent of a cross-section of about 3,500 people in the Oshawa area favor the replacing of the Red Ensign. They also favor, the poll claimed, a Federal Government medical insurance plan, in- creased immigration, and more federal aid to education. The weekend polling was be-| gun Sept. 25 and finished Oct.| 31, and was sponsored by the) local Federal Association. It showed that 53 per cent of the people in the area from Osh- awa to Port Perry to Bay Ridges favored a unique Cana- dian flag design. Of the re- mainder, 37 per cent favored the Ensign, and 10 per cent were undecided. In Oshawa, 1,171 were in favor of a new flag, with 850 opposed) ®ut of 2,235 questioned. Areawide support for the med- feal plan was more pronounced, as 74 per cent liked the idea and only 13 per cent did not. Oshawa interviewees showed a margin of 1,618 to 298 in favor. Support for more federal aid t® education scored the highest marks in the poll, as 76 per cént favored it, and only 10 per cent opposed it. Citizens of Oshawa supported the measure 1,669 to 203. The immigration question, al- though approved overall with only 49 per cent in favor and 34 per cent opposed, was strong- ly supported in Oshawa. City residents showed a total of 1,207 for increased immigra- tion, with 718 against and 335 lundecided. This question also drew the most qualifications, Poll Chair- man W. A. D. Selby said in a newsletter. i\Te Pee our ston Healy New Adventures of Secret Agent 0077~ SEAN CONNERY on DAVID WIVEN - PETER SELLERS ROBERT WAGNER - CAPUCINE "THE PINK PANTHERS proven EVERY FRIDAY -- Oshawa P MOONLIGHT LING 12 MIDNIGHT to 2 laza Bowl OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE KING & STEVENSON RD.--723-2631 @ $3.00 PER LANE @ Bow! All Night--Bring Your Friends MONTHLY MEET At the monthly meeting of the Oshawa and District Construc- tion Exchange, Monday, Ser- geant of Police Norman Smyth explained the forthcoming changes in the routing of traffic throughout the city with maps and statistics. He revealed some of the problems of the police department with traffic conges- tion and showed a film on traf- fic handling and safe driving, He answered questions. William Lindsay presided, The speaker was introduced'by William Pope | and thanked by Fay Brooks. FRIDAY | THE COUNTDOWNS Plus JENNY GRANT Dancing 9 p.m. 'til. 1 Admission $1.75 CH SF ae | | Moscow University (enrolment-- 30,000) on the Tenin Hills." Mr, and Mrs. Donald attend- ed the Bolshoi Ballet, which runs every night of: the year, except Mondays, met fel- low-Canadians from the Toronto Board of Trade, They also visited the 300-pavi- lion "Exhibition of Economic Achievements," and became two of the eight million who go there each year. Moscow 'Clean City' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donald of Whitby returned recently from). an Intourist tour of Iron Cur- tain Countries, including Russia, Poland, Rumania and Yugo- slavia. Frei, 53, a soft-spoken advocate of revolutionary reforms, came the 28th president of Chile Tuesday. Adlai Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, was among diplomats on hand for the inauguration. Frei took over for a six-year term from rightist Jotge Ales- sandri' of the Radical Party, CHILE ELECTS © SANTIAGO (AP) -- Eduardo be- who did not seek re-election. Muscovites, they observed, were well-dressed, although the clothing was drab. The children they met on the streets spoke in "good English." The subway system they de- scribed as: '"'the finest in the world." Few sores ag ap- peared on the streets. In Poland, the Donalds visited Warsaw. The city, they said, has been completely rebuilt since World War. Two with an emphasis on pre-war appear- ance. The Donalds were guided through Moscow by an English- speaking woman, who at one time had served as a simultane- ous translator at Geneva Con- ferences. Moscow, the Donalds agreed, was a scrupulously clean -city, with buildings faced in granite and tile. Lime trees shaded the streets, and high-rise apartment' buildings housed most of the 6.5 million population. They were impressed, they said, by the 'majestic outline of succeed Luis Munoz Marin, re- picked choice. His victory ELECTED GOVERNOR SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) Roberto Sanches Vilella was elected governor of this U.S, is- Motor Gity Car ub AUTTLE rE CAESAR and the CONSULS Sunday, Nov. 8th 8:30 P.M, till 11:30 P.M, with membership eord--$1.25 IN 'THE puuivan® ROUGH 728-7321 land commonwealth Tuesday to tiring after 16 years. Sanchez, a 5l-year-old civil engineer and Munoz' closest aide for two dec- a ades, was the governor's hand- means the popular. Democratic party will extend its rule to 20 straight years. Delicious !... Any Time...! McMURRAY'S Flakey, Deliciously Tasty ... FISH n CHIPS AND "sry.e FRIED CHICKEN STYLE McMURRAY'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT SIMCOE ST. NORTH at TAUNTON RD. '-MARNIE "pet HEDREN - SEAN CONNERY ADULT ENTER' DUANE BAKER WMTW GABE sone PRESSN ALE Seam the Novel by WESTON GRAHAM Dicected by ALFRED HITCHCOCK Aner toes TECHN ICOLOR ° STARTS TOMORROW C'MON DOWN! hultinig FIRST OSHAWA SHOWINGS! ROMANCE AN RACING ARE IN THEIR BLOOD! "THE LIVELY SET" in COLOR with James Darren Pamela Tiffin Joanie Sommers Marilyn Maxwell Doug McClure LIVE IT UP! LAUGH IT UPI LOVE IT UP! with the swinging generation "SING AND SWING" 10 SONGS THAT ROCK AND ROLL! --with-- KENNY BALL and HIS JAZZMEN GENE VINCENT DOORS -OPEN 5 6:30 P.M. BILTMORE; Be sesbiag 725-5833 SUNDAY SAT. &9| 1:30 P.M.) 18 TONS OF HORNED FURY ina thundering charge against the gun that sama HARRY SHIRLEY nih Wen) COLOR 2 BIG COLOR FEATURES TURES. ft ADVENTURES: i ATHO SAND AM ere AND MIRACL ae A LAND RED BARN Ath THEN Above -- The original Red Bara in 1950 Capacity -- 178 People. Ain Saturday, November 7th The "New" Red Barn, 1964 NOW -- 995,000 People later Capacity: Dances $50 -- Shows 1150 CELEBRATING 14 YEARS.. . Serving Fun to the People of Oshawa & District Dance All The New DISCOTHEQUE DANCES Watusi -- Swim -- Frug -- etc. And the Old STANDARD DANCES Fox Trot -- Waltz -- Polka -- Square Dances SPECIAL PRIZES © 998,000th Patron © Oldest Patron © Patron From Most Distant Point © Spot -- At The Caller BO 14 Years MUSIC by the Fo "TORNADOS" Celebrating Their 8th Year Red Barn B FOWLER at Red Barn (OME 10 THE RED BARN... FOR FUN GALORE IN "64 Above -- Red Barn Seating Area, North Side. Table Accommodation -- 600 People ADMISSION -- $1.25 PER PERSON floor for your dancing pleasure. DANCE Above picture shows only part of the smooth, spacious Dancing STARTS AT\9 P.M. NLL. HOCKEY TONIGHT at 8 P.M. TORONTO vs. MONTREAL RICHARD ANA DEBORAH SUE BURTON GARNER KERR YN Mer Geldmyr- Maer 'rd Seven Arts Prekichone presentzten One MAN cee three women... one night... ADULT EXTUREARMENE HES YARD. ~ GRAYSON HALL CYRIL DELEVANT sao a tcceepayty ANTHONY VEILLER ona JOHN HUSTON sen ote toaseny Party FENMESSEL "FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE" IN COLOR Seal 2, sen SOPHIA LOREN in A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEA An Enchant ing World Of Make-Belicve! it peeling: wee one Se Sena Serer a - the colors of the rainbow... « prize-winning blue ribbon treat for old and young aliket Here's something for the whole family _ BRING THE WHOLE FAMILYD SATURDAY & SUNDAY MATINEES ONLY! = 4 FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE