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Oshawa Times (1958-), 18 Aug 1965, p. 27

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TV, SCHEDULE Game Televised Tonight, 33 More Will Be Aired TORONTO (CP)--Thirty-four Sanadian Football League games will be felevised this season, 14 on @ naiional basis, {1 on Eastern Canada networks and ning ip the West. Only interlocking east - west ames are (o be televised na tonally, according to the sched: ule released Monday. The privately-owned Canadian Television Company will carry 10 of the games gn its national _ hetwork, starting with the Aug. 2 meeting in Vancouver be- tween 'Toronto Apponguts and British Columbia Lions, The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation will handle the re- maining four games on a na tional pd . A ges the net- works ck out games with a Pemnie radius of the home stadium, he 1965 telecasts begin Wed- nets with CTV's coverage of the Eastern Conference meeting between the Toronto Argonauts om 'ontreal Alouettes in Mont: real, The schedule; AUGUST 18--Tarenta at Montreal, east 21--Ottawa at Hamilton, CTV CBC east 26----Ottawa at Montreal, fant 28--Hamilion at Calgary, CBC nationa %--Toronto at Vancouver, national Si--Hamilton at Regina, national SEPTEMBER ' &--~Toronto at Ottawa, CTV cast 6~--Hdmonton at Regina, CTV west: 6--Montreal: at | Hamilton, CTV east CTY CTV YOWONTO 1) Aaw. STOCKS By The Genedian Press Toronto Stock Wxehenge--Aug, 18 uotations in cents uni ess marked § Bae lth XthcRediViitond, MFR rights, xwetiewarrants, Met change is, from previous Goardlot closing sale.) FS 23537 25°355*3°98 $227 33° tt+ Fr + = Ft 3% 7 33°°322 "54s bse 2 3#5°59** 28cs 3 -- 5355 . a 5 ode | ss - s s = s Fs s 5 We Ma Aa in * Sh Wala la] tL a : ME St 1 1 9 838% he Je 1 Mo 3 a wa Me a > we flee ee Te ee a sas a 138 Gaye ale 30 819% 1) ™m™ © 1S OMe tee ae Lh a Won atta 14M es 4s 4S 1 Soe the 1% 8% A Ly 10 iad a " .s wo Rud 190° q 290 »0 ne 46 r 224 | "at ae Wm © Ss | net ™ Gyonus A Cyan 8 Cyvenws @F Ou Seas CTV} 1J--Hamilton at Ottawa, CBC east i--Calgary at Vancouyer, CBC [T) iene Ina at Montreal, OTV national 1---Montreal at Vancouver, CBC national 1p---Ottawa at Winnipeg, CTV national . 2%4--Winnipeg at Montreal, CPV tional i 2--amonton at Ottawa, OBC we i) %--Winnipeg at Toronte, CTV national OCTOBER 2---Oltawa at Calgary, CBC na tional 3--Hamilton at Winnipeg, CTV national 8--Calgary at Toronto, CTV na- tlonal §--Vancouver at Hdmonton, CBC west 16~-Montreal at Toronto, CBC east 16--Kidmonion at Calgary, CBC west Gentlemen ski enthusiasts might be Interested in a@ peek at one of the new parkas that will be seen on the slopes when the season opens. The coat is by Wool- ch and is made of nylon and water-repellent quilted nylon and Dacron, well insu- JA\tor causing a disturbance and lated for warmth, It has @ mandarin collar which con- ceals a hood pocket, and zipper muff pockets, 'The colors are London mist, bur- undy, navy with white, lack with light blue or malaga with navy. --By Tracy Adrian NEWS BRIEFS BLOCK STOPS DRIVER HAMILTON, Ont. (CP)-- "Stop," shouted the policeman as he steered his motorcycle in front of the car which had just crossed a red light, But the car continued, right into the. offi cer's bike, 'My brakes failed," explained the driver in court, but it will cost him $200 to re. pair what stopped him instead of brakes, IRE BRINGS DAMAGES LONDON (CP) -- Salesman David Wright admitted in Bow east Street magistrate's court that N--Calgary at Vancouver, CTV|he was 80 exasperated at being t beaten by a mini-car into a -- - parking space that he deliber- ately rammed it, He was fined £20 and ordered to pay &10 costs, STERN - WHEELER STEAMS INVERMERE, B.C. (CP)--A paddle - driven riverboat, Miss Windermere, now carries 70 passengers along Lake Winder- mere, B.C., as a reminder of ,,|the old stern-wheeler days, Lo- '/cal businessmen in the Radium district sponsored the boat as a tourist attraction, OLDSTER WORKS HARD EDINBURGH (CP) -- At 82 years old, Scottish writer Sir Compton Mackenzie is still hard at work after half a century of production, This year he is publishing four books total- ling 350,000 words: Two vol- umes of autobiography, a novel and a children's book about his pet, a deaf white cat. ROCK COINS THOUSANDS LONDON (CP)--Two of the Rolling Stones, a shaggy-maned singing group, have moved out of a London apartment to lux- a\urious country estates, Guitar: ist Bill Wyman has moved into a £120,000 manor in Kent and drummer Charlie Watts has bought a 15th century house in Sussex, 17--Vancouver at Hamilton,|-- CTV national 19---Vancouver at Ottawa, CTV national 23--Hamilton at Montreal, CBC east |28--Kdmonton at Winnipeg, CBC west %--Regina at Vancouver, CTV west 4--Toronio at east 27--Winnipeg at Calgary, CTV west 40--Montreal east 30--Regina at Edmonton, CBC west %1--Toronto at Hamilton, CTV Ottawa, CTV at Ottawa, CBC Un Carbide 1050 Un Gas mm § U Corp ® Versatile Vie @ Tr Walnwr Walk GW Wat Equip WCoast Tr Weateel Weston A Woodwd A Zellers 250 Ph xd 600 ro 10 205 230 300 290 $20 290 wo Acme Gas Alm! 0 4 wo 1 non 103 108 470 «420 ~- © © w# 4 1M 8 ns on m 200 6198 «6250 648 $00 sie 18% ee + i i i 0 0 375 «975 Vo 170) 10 3332353225 \ we oY vw My eh ht » R Captain Cassiar Cent Pat Cheskirk Cheater Chimo Con Shaw C Mogul C Merrinen Cc Rambler Cop Fieim Creiner Crowpat ws X Com Siect 26 siPaa ip " Seat Stores Nar a3 oe oh Sie Woo 80a 2? ar oF Text Pant Bas r 2 by eeu! @ 10 3 tas 6 " 7 » bad 26 0107 = 108\e wv oh wn " * atcen fed } pte 02 818 *" ts he \ Dal My iit Wa wo MS oS ms? 6 yer im Re tH se iM eu m4 Sa Boal . the SS had SM is uM " wu a ¢ ~ n oN mac tat Nickel iw ult inter PL mw on P te Gre & it Civ GF jetter " *% Me as | Nat N teu Fone Lan Fm } Daering | D'Aragon Delhi Pac | Dixeqvery | Gunnar | | Kenvitle | . 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Robert Falcon Scott, who littered the areas around his huts with broken cases and other junk, Successive expeditions to the Antarctic have each contributed thelr litter, until, as he says, "now men in their thousands visit the continent each year, bringing. materials which rap- idly turn to indestructible rub- bish," "Most Antarctic bases are surrounded by untidiness, and some are sordid,"'. he said, Stonehoues, a biologist at Can- terbury Universality, Christ- church, explained in an article in the New Zealand Science Review that in the Antarctic decomposition is at a minimum and the litter left by Scott, Shackleton and their successors, largely retains its pristine glory even today. "The spread of tins, boxes, packing material, oil drums and defuct vehicles is an ugly fea- ture of man's colonization," he said, As a biologist, Stonehouse's main interest in Antarctica is the preservation of wild life and he accused his fellow scientists of causing "untold harm" to the highly specialised animal life on the frozen continent. He told of seals being indis- criminately shot while sleeping, penguin rookeries being harried by huskies given no other food, native birds, such as shags and MeCormick skuas, being shot on the wing as a demonstration of skill by. members of national expeditions and tourists buzzing penguin nesting places by heli- copter, Richard BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Assaults WHITBY (Staff) -- An 1H yearnld Markham youth was sent to jail, Tuesday, for 30 days, after he pleaded guilty to eneputing, & police Officer. Harry Casimiri was also fined $50 and costs or 15 days in jail 50 and costs or seven days in all for drinking under age, A companion of Casimiri, arren, 22, also of Markham, was also fined $50 and costs or 1h days for causing a disturbance and §25 and costs or 1) days consecutive for being drunk in a public place, Corporal Erie Erickson. of the Whitby 'Lown police, testified that he had been called to a disturbance and had found the two accused shouting and gwearing and fighting with each other, When he and another of- ficer tried to. arrest the two} Casimiri had hit him on the} head with a beer bottle, Corporal Erickson said it re- quired two stitches to close the cut on his head, Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck likened the conduct of the two to mob violence and said there was no alternative but to send Casimiri to jail, Two Whitby youths who were convicted of car theft last week, were each sentenced to 12 months definite and six months indefinite in reformatory. Ronald John Robertson, and William Sprenkles, had been! caught while attempting to re! turn the car to the lot, | Sprenkles also was sentenced to an additional six months con- Police Is Jailed Month current for driving under sus: penaion, A 1Pyearold Montreal youth, Ralph Benwell, was given 12 months probation when he ap org for sentencing for car theft, Having liquor in-a place other than his residence, cost Larry Beatty, 24, of Ajax, $25 and costs or 10 days, The court ~ learned. that Beatty's cay had been checked on the parking lot of the Spruce Villa Hote heer found, Falling to remain at the scene of an aceident cost Ivan Me- Donald, of Oshawa, $100 and costs or 10 days, McDonald had been involved in an accident on the Spruce Villa parking Jot, Being drunk in a public place cost 2l-yearold John Porter of Oshawa $25 and costs, or 10 days, Porter had been the pas: senger in a car that had been involved in a hit and run accel dent and when questioned by) police had gotten out of the car} onto the highway, A 87-year-old man who had no home, will spend the next 10 days as the guest of the county, Robert Mills pleaded guilty to a charge of vagrancy and was sentenced to 10 days, Driving while impaired cost Kenneth Lodge, 29, of Cyprus ave., Oshawa, $100 and costs, and & quantity of 'Santo Tom' Wins New York Stakes BATAVIA N.Y; (CP) Santo Tom took the lead at the haif and went on to i ( ow York Sire Sta lor two-year: ald pacers at Batavia Downs Tuesday night, Pi A AT ont rus length w aver Fas wi harney Mi + thing, "The vent abst toro went to "2 ghoic: hoard, rhe time was 2:05 2-6, meade " Y ee FUNERAL 0 RICHARD WALKER The funeral service for Rich- ard Walker, who died Aug. 18 at Sunnybreok Hospital, Toron- io, was held yesterday at the McIntosh - Anderson Funeral Home, Pastor J, ©, Reynolds of College Park Seventh Day Ad- ventist Church conducted the service and interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. The pallbearers were; Charles Dewhirts, Thomas Dalgleish, Ross Twining, Bruce MeFar- lane, Alan Dickson and Barry Hooper, Lodge, the court learned, had heen the driver of a car that had been driven in an erratic manner on Highway 12. A 50-year-old Whitby man has an OPP aircraft to thank for him being convicted of impaired driving. Ernest Lewis, evidence show: ed, had been driving on High: was spotted by an OPP alreraft. The aircraft had radioed to the Whitby Police department via the Whithy OPP office and the Whitby police set up a road block for Lewis, way 12 in an erratic manner and THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednendey, August 18) 1965 97 ~ 'Armbro Flight Wins 2 Heats In Springfield SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (OP)-- Janadianhred Armbro Flight, ane of t favariies in the Sept. 1 Hambletanian, wan both heats the Illinois Breeders' trat tuesday in identical times af 9:04, Piloted a Joe O'Brien, the Alberton, tj ' native who han: dies the 1064 Canadian Harness Horse of the year for Ted, Bilgin and Charles Armatrang of Brampton, Armbro Flight was an easy winner in both dashes, The victories earned the three-year-old filly $3,542, her smallest pay day this season, and boosted her earnings to $73,701, Winner of 20 of 26 races last ear, Armbro Flight netted 107,452, the largest amount ever earned by a two-year-old filly in a single season in the sport's history. She had won all 11 of her races this season and In two weeks eniers the $125,000 Ham: bletonian at Du Quoin, Il, Armbro Flight was selected several weeks ago by a Uni versity of Southern Ilinois com: uter as the winner of the Ham- eionian, This was a surprise choice in the eyes of many horsemen who had conceded the race to also-unheaten Noble Victory, owned by K. D, Owen of Houston, Tex. The Hambletonian was won by Armbro Flight's mother, Helicopter, in 1058, the only Canadian - owned horse to win harness racing's most coveted race, Ok. si pe, rn tg Bopartment's nd vor a a ia ting econ ecard biGoK tout by acest ing an road, The fish were drop iron the air in a column of water withaut injury, payee Settles in "Youg Vetig' ety ' im Be m live during Vight. ~RIAT DEAL ™ JOHANN BOES Mirco Michelacci, General Mans ager, FIAT Motars of Canada Ltd. announces the appointment of Boes Motors, Baldwin Street, Brooklin, Ontario, as @ franchised FIAT dealer, Johann Boes, President of Boes Moters, hes been in the automar bile business for 34 years and hes been active in motorsport promo. tion, The appointment of Boes Motors is part of the Canedion expansion programme being undertaken. by FIAT, fifth largest cor moker in the world. ed ten cvs FOR HALF-SIZES By ANNE ADAMS PICKLES or SWEET RELISH Soft Drinks Compore ot 33¢! -- Supreme Sweet Mixed Compere et 6 for S$3c! -- CRUSH x "SIZZILICIOUS" | FOR COOKOUTS! 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