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A Ross - Pea i oe hs "6. Ph gg ) of Sault Ste. Marie, of Mrs, E. F. Guy a iy in his 77th year. Alsol. indchildren ong. fi th id ber z wi day apm ses 'plist fe By wet. are asked comet ig hs ) the funeral home before Saturday afternoon.) IDGSON, Robt. George At his residence, 17 Weybourne Crescent, Torpnto, on Thursday, November 26, 1964, R George Hodgson, beloved husband of Vera Virtue, loving father of Mrs. Wil- liam McCauley (Gloria) and dear grand- father of Rickey. Dear brother of Mrs. Cory Hood (Emma), Mrs, Dan Ormiston (ona), both of Oshawa, Mrs. T. Bene dict (Blanche), Toronto, Mrs. D. Trotter (Kay), London and Clarence, Toronto. Resting at the Trull Funeral Home, 2704 Yonge Stree', Toronto. Funeral service in the chapel, lla.m., Saturday, November 28. Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery, INNES, Charies Alexander pe the Oshawa General Hospital on rsday, Nov. 26, Charles E. Innes. ied husband of Helen Budd and dear tater of Austin, St. John's, Newfgund- lang; Kar! of Oshawa, Lavra Lou (Mrs. R. Louttit), Montreal, brother of Clarke, Chariottetown, P.E Jean (Mrs. J." Mackenzie), Nelson, 8.C.; Arabell (Mrs. A. Baillie), Los Angeles, Califor- nia, in his 70th year. Mr. Innes is resting at the Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral Home, 152 King Street East, for service in the chapel on Saturday, Nov. 2% at Inferment Mount Lawn Cemetery, MARKS, Megan Elizal Entered into rest in » Ine, Ie ite! for. Sick Children, Toronto, 'hursday, Novem ber 26, 1964, Megan Elizabeth Marks. beloved daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ern- est Marks and sister of Jill, mortar Melinda, Mary Jo, Christy, Ted poe joe, inher ten veer: Resting, a! the Arm- Strong wnere Home, awa, with requiem high mass in SI. Church, Monday, Nov, 30, af 10 am. In- ferment Byairrectian Cemetery. -- donations to the Canadigt 43 Fy jety would be epsrerigrte ee fiends are asked not to call i home until Saturday gail ime 2 pm. Fit aed Fun Hi chapel Satu Snag Fri a 'eshte, Crane ors ese Ee Bs rest in the Oshawa an pital on wurgey 9 ember 26, 1964 mangle of wie Steve Mae, ree Annie Rause, a" "Yoho waste, (Ann) Pi exeuer! Lekewarie, 6) Florida, and gr of Higate, onirie ar and- Bie ied at i om RA lh Resting ineral Home, Osi Lae' ye ae sorta eh the chapel Saturday, November at 3.30 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Cem-| etery. | LOCKE'S FLORISTS | Funeral arrangements ond floral requirements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 Claiming Koalienere: iy Hl "| eotte Xi07 | Kindness beyond Price, yet Within reach of all | GERROW FUNERAL CHAPE 390 KING STREET WEST | TELEPHONE 728-6226 IN MEMORIAM "ALEXANDER -- --- In jeving memory of our dear daughter and sister, Margaret, who passed away November 27, 1943, They are not gone who pass Beyond the clasp of hand, Out from the strong embrace. They are but come so close We need not grope with hands Nor look to see, nor try To catch the sound of feel They have pul off their shoes, Softly they walk by day | Within our thoughts, to tread At night our dream-led paths of sleep. Ever remembered, Mother, Dad and fam ly ALMOND -- in laving memory of our}! darling $on and brother, Tommy, who was taken November 27, 1956. No eyes see us weep, | But deep in our hearts Migr d memories we keep. leit We loved you too dearly to 4A forget.) --Lovingly remembered by Mommy.| Daddy and Penny, Brad and Timmy. CHAMBERS -- In loving MEMO at! our dear mother, Clara Chamber passed away November 27, 1961 God knows how pen | yu her Never shail her armory fad Loving thought sha ever Soleer To the spat Where she 's laid Ever red by son Cecil and Gothic de eatery CHAMBERS -- in memory of my be loved wife, Clare hayes: who passed be November 2 7, @ lost my soul' y Eomosnion, hte linked with my ow And ay by day | miss Fg more As | Walk through life alone Fags 4 Bs ch by Husband, James . 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SPIPIEZ 83 8 é sge 23 Fg Pg S33 SES 2823 Sone Ses His "i, $4 $16%4 16% 16 316% '16% 16% -- Ve $25¥2 25V2 25V2 OILS 200 $19% 19% 194+ $17%4 17% 355 355 $14 ath wise 4 30-130 «130 Ove love 0% + 4) os +++ +1 & fee te ft SESS" FERS YS baa 3 3 3 3 3 +14d4 + Ssss $142 144 142+ a 172 Wa Wie 1§ 410 415 +5 5 4 5 +1 154 «(184 1% +5 17% 355 5 -1 Ranger 100 Scurry Rain 5775 $18% 18 4400 215 210 154 258 «(253 45 ES 7 4 72 ' 180 150 ' 6 144 + a 25a-- x " SATURDAY, N RACE -- Purse hae ($5000) Tipe. veer olds. One Mile Walsh 14 Potts 1! 'Parsons x14 Guthbertson X109 ts, Dittfach 119 FiRsT | Park Meteoric, oy pe Bl ean No aly 110 Moore's Selector, Parsons' X112 Also Eligible: Danish Blue, Gordon 110; irish Joe, Walsh 115; Lucky Oraw, Tur. SECOND RACE Purse $1,900 ($2500) | Claiming Three-year-olds and up. 7 Furs. Zenarchal, No Boy 1D. Seven Deal, Harris X14 Stone of Gold, Hale 113 Dr. P. Mac, Cuthbertson X108 | Well Oiled, No Boy 109 omar, No Boy 116 Leblanc 119 aretul Consort, Gorden 11% | Cartersville, No Boy 11? Split the Loot, Turcotte B-XI'1 Nagnac, Parsons X117 Also. Eligible: Kingsey, Navy Grand, No B Scholar, No Boy 112; sons A-X108; Madame Parnell 119; 113; Roman Christine, Tur- cotte B-X108; Choppy River, No Boy 117. A-J. P. Hogan and.P. Rotman entry B-W. B. Crane and J THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000 ($2500) {Claiming Three-year-olds and up. 1 and |five lé6ths miles Champ's Sis, Armstrong 111 Gritter, No. Boy 113 Falsun, Nedeau 120 |Selectim, No Bo¥ 107 'Jessie 8. Good, No Boy 117 What a Question, Robinson A-107 Centores, Diftfach 111 Bessmage. No Boy 116 Future Time, Gubbins 8-116 Artista, Elliott 115 Gum Swamp, Leblanc 8-120 }Chance Cover, Turcotte Xi18 his Eligible: Real Black, Walsh A-123. T. Tripi, and Mrs. R, E Wolf entry Fisher" Seaits House Boy, Par- CREENWOOD ENTRIES OVEMBER 2 | ba Hacienda Stable and @. BD. Patt! entry FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,300 (4500) | Claiming three year olds and Va eee mile 1. Miss Shepperton 2. General John 3. Popsaysna | Mount Market . Battling Way . Gay Van . Ring Around 'don 111 Parsons A-X103 Dittfach = A-113 Leblanc 113 Walsh 110 Tureotte X106 Harris B-X117 No Boy 116 Harris B-X111 K "Smith and Cymar Stables BoMrs N. Jensen FIFTH RACE oepin 8 ey Sark i Arnmart 3. Just Plain Lucky a felegp Colonel Stable Entry allowances three year 1, Royal Piper 2. Golden Turkey 3. Your County 4, Johns Champ 5. Winisteo 6. Gran Califa ded Whiteborough 2: Daglin Point Windy Ship Brother Leo . Sunny . Runadir . Latin Antisre . Canaditlis Fast Aniwer 10. Mr. T. F. "111. Efimota A> Willow Downs IN MEMORIAM HURL -- In loving memory of a dear 4 ughter and sister, Laura Alice Hurl, 9 passed away November 27, 1958. ba and kind in all her ways, Upright and just to the end of her days, Sincere and true in heart and mind, Beautitul memories she left. behind --Loving'y remembered 'by Mofher and Sisters TWINE In ever loving memory of 4 dear mother, Alice Twine, who passed away November 27, 1958 Sweet memories will linger forever? Time Gannot change them, it's trues Years that may come cannot sever My loving remembrance of you. Always remembered by the family. isos Whe' pated "anay "Navernber" be We who joved you, sadly fone you, As it dawns another yea . our lonely hours of thinking, i ints. of you are ever near. | - ly missed and ever remembered oo dim, daughter-in-law Jean and | grandchitgren. ce Nothing on earth will mem- orialize for longer or better thon o bronze memorial de- signed by Matthews ond sup- plied by Mount Lawn Mem- | orial Pork. Year round instal- | lations, courtequs informa- | tion. 723-2633. MONUMENTS -- MARKERS | RIMAR MEMORIALS 152 SIMCOE ST. S OSHAWA EVENINGS | 728-6627 OFFICE 723-1002 ~, | tention EIGHTH RACE -- miles 1. Cassis Miss 2. Steve C Barleycora Double Rule Vedas Big Boots Bobby Brier Bive Sol 10. Tullo 11, Crucial Hit | A -- Willow Downs King Entry 3 4 $. 6 7 8 wiry lbs AA id 7 Ibs NG | Post Tne 1 pm. Purse $2,700 Allowances two year olds one and H Singh Entry "Silver Parsons A-X105) Dittfach 110 Toreany B-X108 lo Boy Turcotte B-XX110 No Boy A-114 D Hatch and C Smythe Entry MP Flemingand Garden City! (QUINELLA WAGERING) SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,900 "Ahey'! olds and up 7 furs Potts 116 Parnell 110 Turcotte X11) Walsh 116 Leblanc 113 Turcotte X116 SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $10,000 ad- *"Naledictory Stakes - three year olds and up | % miles HDCTR" WwW 121 W4 Hale Robinson Leblanc Fitzsimmons Walsh 126 Dittfach A-117 Gordon. 119 Gomez 116 Dittfach A-115 No Boy 110 No Boy 115 Farm entry Purse $2,100 (3500) claiming three year olds and up 1 316 Elliott 112 Dittfach A-115 No Boy 112 Dittfach 112 Cuthbertson B-X110 Gordon A-119 No Boy 107 No Boy 112 Turcotte B-X110 Harris X110 Fitzsimmons 115 Farm and 5 Natural farms and & Marshman Sales siigh iow dla eve sep 12 W us 2 400 262 262 1000-194 "tv at e 3 1280 485 as as -s 108 108 108 +2 2421 224th 200.190 1 190 wourt 1000 15' 15% ine a 4 4 13% 13% bee 1000 25035 1000 700 +5 +1 +10 40 750 750 750 $344 Hin "A $7) --Y an hv Ya us 45 --2 2% 216 ~--4 Mu mat ? 810 +10 21a +1 9 810 ns SB $12% 12¥-- 12% 00 230 ©6230 230 tad hig 12% 124 L_ Dufauit L Shore La Luz Langis Latin AM Leiten Liberian Louvict Macdon Marchant Matach Mattgmi Maybrun McAdam McKen McWat Merrill Metal Mines 1100 $0200 500 500 1500 59 58 58 7% 17% 17% New Hosco 2100 5 5 320 New Jason 1000 9 %% N Kelore rd 2 Newnor 4 4 New Rouyn sit 134 4 Nisto WW Vath "4 5 325 9% 2 Norbeau Norlex 3900 68000 Normetal 190 N Coldstrm: 1800 N Rank 1000 Northcal 18700 Northgate 1100 Obaska 5300 O'Leary Peerless Perron Pick Crow Placer Preston --l +5 +4 2000 18500 500 +4 1246 +1 110 +5 +1 3 +8 -s +1 +2 --2 +1 914 +114 44 +1 65 +5 72 2 2 2 --! wy 2% 19 +1 2 322 +1 6% 6h 64+ '1 ts Rone Va] 140 140 4 7 2000 8% 8 8 40600 > 484 44a 45 Sales to 1) am.: m.: 1,966,000. FOREIGN, Raping 124 20 --S 155 Zenmac +1 240 Ho 155° 155 265 265 580 $80 150 150 5 495 1% as ida Leads Mexican Open MEXICO CITY (AP)--Can- ada's four golfers entered in the Mexican open finished first --and among the last--in Thurs- +5 a . day's opening round George Knudson of Toronto tied with Argentina's Roberto de Vicenza with five under-par 67s to lead the international pack of ahout 150 golfers. Knudson, 27, said later he. is playing his best game of the year, and that his drive, always good, is fine in Mexico where the 144-mile-high altitude makes the ball go a bit farther. The Canadian PGA champion shat six birdies and one ane- aver-par Thursday, sinking 29 putts. "The man who wins here will he a good driver,' Knudson pre- dicted. Al Balding of Toronto, the defending champion who won with a record - breaking 279 on other, course here in 1963, had an off day, turning in a 37-42-- 79; seven over par and a heart- breaking score for the titlist Montreal's Andre Gagnier shot a creditable 38-34-74, but the score af Bob Panasiuk of Windsor, Ont., was not so good. (score not immediately avail- able) Balding, the champion, was teamed with Ken Venturi of the]: United States, who had a poor 75, and Mexico's Antonia Cerda, i os | " Nancy and Marion, of Picton. jat the Armstrong Funeral Home +3 |before Saturday evening. In lieu %5 --10 |\Canadian Cancer Society would 50 +5 |be appreciated. "tection Cemetery. Rev. anne an ten eel dal OBITUARIES FUNERAL OF EDWARD L. BYFORD The funeral service for Ed- ward Lawrence Byford, who died Noy. 22 at the Kingston General Hospital, was held 25 in Picton. Interment was a the Universalist Cemetery, Bloomfiel The deceased is suryived by his wife, the former Lilly Har- "ims -and four daughters; Mrs. Basil Summers (Winni- fred), of Oshawa; Mrs. Gordon Norton (Hilda) of Cressy, and|p Mr. Byford also leaves five sisters: Mrs. William Sunder- land (Evelyn), of Oshawa; Mrs. George Wilson (May); Mrs. Leslie Whitehead (Made- line); Mrs. James Ayres (Maude); and Miss Blanche By- ford, all of England. A brother, Ronald, of Bethel, also survives. CHARLES A. INNES Charles A. Innes, 69, of 476 Lowell avenue, a retired sales manager with the H. J. Heinz Company, died in Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital Thursday after a short illness. He moved to St. John's, Nfid., from Moncton, N.B., in 1949 and spent 21 years there before retiring and coming to Oshawa. Mr. Innes was born May 28, 1895 in Picton, N.S. and was the son of the late Rodney Innes and Jean Clarke. He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Osh- awa and the Rotary Club in St. John's. He was a naval veteran of the First World War. He is survived by his wife, the former Helen Budd, two sons, Austin of St. John's and Karl of Oshawa and one daugh- ter, Mrs. R. Louttit (Laura Lou) of Montreal. Also, two sisters, Mrs. J. Mackenzie (Jean) of Nelson, B.C.; Mrs. A. Baillie (Arabell) of Los Angeles, Calif.; one brother, Clarke of Char- lottetown, P.E.I. and seven grandchildren, Mr. Innes is resting at Me- Intosh-Anderson funeral home jwhere Rev. N. Frank Swack- hammer, pastor of First Bap- tist Church, will conduct funeral service at 2 p.m., Saturday. Interment will be in Mount Lawn Cemetery. MISS MEGAN E. MARKS Following a very short illness the death occurred in the Hos- pital For Sick Children, Tor- onto, Thursday, of Miss Megan Elizabeth Marks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marks, 102| Adelaide avenue west. Born in Oshawa Sept. 13 1955, Miss Marks was a lifelong resident of the city. She was a Grade 4 pupil at St. Gregory's Separate School, St. Gregary's Roman Catholic Church and a-member of the Brownie Pack of the church, Besides her parents, she is survived by five. sisters, Jill, Marsha Melinda, Mary Jo and Christy and two brothers, Ted and Joe. High requiem mass will be jsung in St. Gregory's Church at \10 am. Monday, Noy. 30, | followed by interment in Resur- ae McGough will sing the mass. Friends are asked not to call jof flowers, donations to the WALTER C. GROAT Walter C. Groat, 76, of RR 3, Oshawa, a' member of one of the Breoklin district's eer families, died today in Oshawa v.}General Hospital. He lived his entire life on the farm his grandfather, John Groat, cleared. Mr. Groat was the son of the fate Mr. and Mrs. Charles Groat. He married the former Reta Dennis in 1917 in Oshawa. He was a member of Faith Baptist Church in Whitby and the Ontario Hog Producers' As- sociation. Mr. Groat had been unable to work for the last three years. He is survived by his wife; four daughters, Mrs. E. La- violette (Florence) of Colum- bus; Mrs. M. Stepheson (Mar-/v: jory) of Oshawa; Mrs. R. Mc- Donald (Doreen) of Frankford, and Mrs. G. Lines (Georgina) of Sault Ste. Marie; a sister, Mrs. E, F. Guy (Edna) of Brooklin; 20 grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. Rev. D. Scott, pastor of Faith Baptist Church, will conduct fu- neral service at 2.30 p.m. Nov. $0 at the Robinson Funeral Chapel, Brooklin. Interment will be in. the Baptist Cemetery, Columbus. MRS. ANNA RAUSA Mrs, Anna Rausa, 86, died in Oshawa General Hospital Thurs- day following a short serious illness. She had lived with her daughter -in-law, Mrs. Annie, Rausa, 63 Drew street. The former Anna Vajda, she was born Jan. 19, 1878, in Plie- sovce, Czechoslovakia and was the daughter of the late Jan and Maria. Vajda. She came to Canada in 1937 and lived in the Oshawa district since then except for five years in Leamington. Mrs. Rausa was predeceased by her husband, Steve, many years ago in Czechoslovakia and her son, Steve, in 1943. She is survivel by a grand- daughter, Mrs. John Macko (Ann) of Lakeworth, Fla, and two great - grandchildren, Ann and Billy Cincurak of Highgate, Ont. Rev. P. F. Feiss, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, will conduct funeral service at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the Armstrong funeral chapel. Interment will be in Oshawa Union Cemetery. THOMAS B. JAMES TORONTO Thomas B. James, honorary chairman of the board of J. F. Hartz Co. ,|Ltd., died Wednesday at his home on Forest Hill road, where he had lived since 1912. He was a member of |96 Mr. James, who had helped bring the Hartz company to Canada from Detroit in 1900, had served in the hospital and physicians supply industry for 70 years until two years ago. Born and educated in. Osh- awa, he first worked as a clerk in an Oshawa aaa store in 1884. He later cehgial from the Ontario College of Phar- macy, and in 1896 joined the J. F. Hartz organization as representative in Canada, He became manager when the company was established in Canada, and in 1920 he and three other Canadians bought lout the U.S. owners. He was president for many years be- fore becoming board chair- man. Mr. James was a past presi- dent of the Downtown Kiwanis Club, an active member of the Geor- ~~ Masonic Lodge of Perfec- ion, Rose Croix and Consistory, He was « life member of Rosedale Golf Club, the Gra- nite Club and the Royal Cana- dian Yacht Club. He leaves his wife, the far- mer Rertha, Ann Drew. NEWS IN BRIEF WILSON PLANS TOUR LONDON (AP)--Prime Min- ister Harald Wilson plans to visit several major capitals of in an effort to rally under- standing and support of the international policies of Brit- ain's Labor party government. Informants, who reported his plans in London Thursday night, said no definite arrange- ments haye yet been made. STOP TOKYO TRAFFIC - TOKYO (AP) -- About 1,000 slogan. shouting students tied up hour traffic in downtown Tokyo Friday night with a dem- onstration protesting visits. to Allied Europe early next 'year|Up THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 27, 1964 2° TORONTO (CP) -- Ontario's royal commission on civil liber- ties will begin public hearings in Toronto Dee. 7. Former chief justice J. ©. Me- Ruer, the commissioner, said Thursday he will accept both oral and written presentations at the public sessions, McRuer has scheduled, hearings in. Ottawa, Kingston, | Windsor, London and Hamilton. Others are to take place in Sud- bury and Port Arthur. The royal commission was set by Premier Robarts earlier this year to consider the whole field of human rights in Ontario and any possible infringement on civil liberties by acts of the legislature or other administra- tive bodies. The broad terms of reference for the commission wilt allow Mr. McRuer to pursue the idea of an ombudsman for Ontario, a proyincia] bill of rights, 4 public defender, plus the whole area of the administration of justice. Civil Liberty Hearings Soon The schedule of h Windsor; Jan. out- side of Toronto: Jan. 19, Ot- tawa; Jan. 18, Kingston; Jan. 28, London, 25, and Feb. 22, Hamilton, VICTORIA ond GREY \( TRUST 25 1st oeigyrive Notice is here' ven that @ quarterly divide goad of waive Cents (12c) per share a4 been declared on the paid u Capital Stock of Victoria on Grey Trust Company and the same will be payalis le after Docener 1 to shareholders November 27th, 1 By order ef the Board. 8. Sine tial Manwes snd eae: teaain, Nove or 1964. 'nek Japan by U.S. nuclear rines. Several skirmishes oc- curred between the students of the leftist Zengakuren organi- zation and 700 riot police. No injuries were reported. KONG LE IN RETREAT VIENTIANE (AP) Gen. Kong Le, leader of the neutral- ist otian army, will spend next week in Buddhist retreat. The 33 - year - old general, a Buddhist, shaved his head and changed his uniform for robes three days ago after spending a night oe les in a cave, it was reported Fri SAY WEDDING LIKELY MILAN (AP) -- The Italian magazine Oggi reported Friday that New York friends of Henry Ford It and Maria Christina Austin say they will be married before Christmas. The head of the Ford Mater Company, and the Venice-hern divorcee have heen seen together frequently during the last year. CAREER OPPORTUNITY Canada's largest finance organization needs a young, aggressive man willing to be trained for management in this area. Substantial salary and welfare benefits. Write in confidence stating particulars to BOX D3 THE QSHAWA TIMES why not drink something you'll really like? Now you can choose from three superb varieties of | best of the trio with a 71. He| was the only one to break par. CARD OF THANKS Houssheldees! Save On HICKS -- Words cannot deep and sincere thanks to our friends and neginpors for the acts of kindness, teri floral ngs and comforting words in the of a dearly beloved father, Frederick Alvin. Special thanks to Rev. Cresswell, Brougham Lodge No. 155, Canadian Legion No. 483 Claremont and the McEachnie Funeral Home their kindness and understanding during our grief. --Mrs. Fred Hicks, Ted and Dennis. SMITH --- tors Maroosis and Sturgess and to nurses and staff of 2D for their care and at and to my many . friends for lovely cards and flowers during my stay in Oshawa General Hospital Fred Smith STEFFLER -- The family of the late Mrs. Grace Stettler wish fo express @ sincere thank-you fo their relatives and friends for the many acts of sympathy extended fo them at the loss of their mother. We extend special thanks to Father Austin, to the pallbearers and to| w. C. 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Pursuant to Section 257 of The Municipal Act, the vote of vided for By-law Number 4486, as follows: BY-LAW NUMBER 4486 OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA being @ by-law to provide for the submission to the vate of the electors of a question respecting the election of Aldermen by | give notice of the electors, a9 pro- WHERAS the Aldermen of the Corporation of the City ef Oshowa are elected by general vote; AND WHERAS a petition has been received -praying that Aldermen be elected by wards rather than by general vate and requesting that the question of the prapesed change be sub- | elector NACTED AND (IT 1S HEREBY ENACTED as g by-law of the Corporation of the City of awa by the Council therof as follows: 1, There shall be submitted to the votes of the municipal elec- tors for their opinion. the following question: "Are you in foyer of electing Aldermen of the City of Oshawa by Wards?" 2. The said question shall be submitted to the @fareaald municipal electors at the municmipal elections to be held the 7th day of December 1964 and the hours of Ang the places where the votes: are to be taken ond the Deputy Re- turning Officers at such places shall be the same as those appointed for the said municipal elections. 3. The Clerk of the Corporation of the City of Oshawe shall attend at the Council Chamber in the City Hall in the City of Oshawa on the 9th day of December 1964 at the hour af 12:00 neon and shall then and there sum up the number of vates in the affirmative and in the negative of the said ques- tion. 4. The Mayor of the City of Oshawa shall attend at the Council Chambers in the 23rd day of Nove .y wg pc Hall in City of 5:00 dock in the afternoon for the purpose of to do, persons to attend at the Polling pare and at ers final. summing up of votes by the Clerk en behalf of persons interested in yoting in the affirmative er the negative a the said question. By-law. read a first, erlag and third time and passed this 2nd day of November, 1 "LYMAN A. GIFFQRD" Mayer "LR, wanpane" DATED at Oshawe, Ontorio, this 13th dey ef November, 1964, ay L. 8. BARRAND, City Clerk IMARACA RUM WINE 8 SPIRIT MERCHANTS MENTO. CANADA at forenela D AND BOTTLE: tore at LIGHT, and Golden Exotic net-covered bottle nas fiyinme marks the finer light rum Mellow Dark, with traditional tum flayour = EATON'S 3 CANADA'S CHRISTMAS STORE A One-stop gift-shopping for everyone on your list { A 80 Departments to serve you A Budget-charge Terms available with * No Down Payment . A Open Thursday wa Friday nights until 9 len a a eae i at