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ae eee 84.--Automobile Repalr |36--Legal SPECIALISTS IN @ Convertible Tops @ Reor Window Curtain Light e on Sewn in AUTO TRIM' 62 BOND W. AT CHURCH Telephone 725-8042 HILLCREST TRANSMISSION CENTRE Automatic Transmission Specialist 1 mile east of Townline on No. 2 Highway. General Repairs 723-8651 (Formerly Walton's Supertest) TRANSMISSION -- specilaists. -- Transmis- sions are our only saat 1038 Simcoe North. Phone 728-73. VOLKSWAGEN motors end transmis: sions for sale. Zolton and Nick's, 160 Simcoe South, 728-0051. 35--Lost and Found LARGE white retriever, light brown markings. Brown collar and two tags.| Answers to name. Lucky. Reward. Teie-) phone 728-3429. LOST -- White cat, child's pet, trom the | vicinity of Shopping Centre, last Thursday. Reward, Telephone 728-8282. 36--Legal COUNTY OF ONTARIO nd OSHAWA. SUBURBAN ROAD COMMISSION TENDER In the Estate of MICHAEL MATTHEWS Deceased All persons heving claims against the estate of MICHAEL MATTHEWS, late of the City © of Oshawa, in the County oT Oniuiie, aecso who: died on or about ie 28th dav of Auaust, 1965, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned on or be- fore the Ist day of April, 1966, full particulars of their claims. Immediately cfter the said dete the cssets of the soid deceased will be distrib- uted having regard only to claims of which they shall then have notice, DATED at Oshawa this 9th day of March, 1966. MARY MATTHEWS end ROBERT MATTHEWS Executors by their solicitors MANNING F. SWARTZ, and RONALD L. SWARTZ 26% King Street East Oshawa, Cntario, |38----Coming Events BINGO HOLY CDOSS TONIGHT 7:45 P.M." 56 and 54 Jackpot EVERY FRIDAY AT 7:43 P.M. Corner Bloor and Simcoe 20 Games $10 and $15 Jackpot 50 numbers $100 Two Extra Gomes at $25 Jackpot and Share the Wealth BIRTHS KAPAZAIKO -- Joseph and Dorothy (nee Towlenchuk) are very happy fo an- nounce the safe arrival of their daughter, |Born March 9th, 1966. 6 Ibs, 4 ozs. | Many thanks to our Heavenly Father, Or. Becketf, Nurses and Staff on the fourth floor. RAIN OR SHINE: Ads give you speedy Yelp, 'n any kind of weather. To aes sell, hire or rent tele onone 723-349; 38--Coming 'Events _ Specials THIS WEEKEND Times Action Want MA IN -- To Bob and Pauline, the arrival of a son, Scott Dwayne, weight 7 Ibs. 1 ozs., on Wednesday, March 9, 1966, at the Oshawa General Hospital Mother and son doing fine. Special thanks to Dr, King and staff of 4th floor. TAYLOR -- Bob and Jane (nee Wozny) | are happy to announce the birth of their} son, Robert Percy, 8 ibs, 10 o7z#, on 'March 91h 1966 at North York Branson | | Hospital, Gratgrandson for Mrs. R. Heas- | | lip and grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Percy Taylor and Mr. and Mrs, Marion Woz ny. : DEATHS Billion Dollars 1935 1945 1955 1975 1965 INDUSTRY ON SPENDING SPREE The Canadian pulp and paper industry expects to spend almost $2,500,000,000 in the next 10 years to en- large existing plants and build new mills, One indus- try spokesman says world demand will rise more than 50 per cent by 1975, Most mills in Canada are running at about 94 per cent of capacity. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, March 11, 1966 23 PETER FULLER | The death occurred March 10,| at the family residence, 286 Albert st., of Peter Fuller. While he had not been in the best of health for two yéars, his! desth wre snasamote: nel * Born 'in Poland "July 20, 1911, tha AnnnaendA wae marviad Tan 16, 1937, at Sudbury. A resident of Oshawa for 25 years, Mr. Fuller had been an employee of General Motors for 24 years. He was a member of Local 222, UAW. He is survived by his wife, the former Anne Nekorek; two daughters, Mrs. V. Hendera (June) of Toronto and Miss Christine Fuller of Oshawa and a son, George, of Oshawa. Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Anne Kamyanik, of New Salem, Pa. and two brothers in Poland. The memorial service will | held at the Armstrong Funeral Home at 2 p.m. March 12. In-| terment will be in Oshawa| Union Cemetery. Rev. H. Dyck, | minister of Albert Street United} |Church, will conduct the serv- lice, ALLAN GORDON The death occurred March 10, | (CP Newsmap) at the Oshawa Genera] Hospi- STOCK MARKET TORONTO 10:40 A.M, STOCKS Distributed by CP Toronte Steck Exchange--March 11 Quotations In cent? uniess marked $ Alminex Am Leduc Anchor xr x- OILS, GAS % 465 3500 20 500 BOWLING only one with the lucky seven, P, Tray-| nor with 714, Let's hope for a better time! week next G.M. NICKEL PLATE | Looks like we have had a. bad week, | RESULTS COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Men's high triple -- Jack Gwilliam 761 pong s high single -- Jack Gwilliam 277. scores and over -- Ron Holmes 610; \ni? Wright 660, Ron Graham 632;, Bob Lavergne 614, Bill Giddings 635, David) }the deceased served overseas OBITUARIES tal, of Allan Gordon, 765 Somer- ville ave. The deceased, who had been seriously ill for two weeks, was in his 78th year. Born at Nestleton, Mr. Gor- don was a son of the late James and Agnes Gordon. He was edu- leated at Nestleton and was married in Toronto Jan. 1, 1913. A resident of Oshawa for 39 years, he lived in Toronto for a few years as well as at Nestleton. Prior to his retire- ment eight years ago, he was employed by General Motors as a pattern maker for 31 years. Mr. Gordon was a member of Nestleton United Church. During his residence here he attended Northminster United Church. He was a member of Branch 43, Royal Canadian Le- gion and the Oshawa Golden Age Club. During the First World War with the 136th Battalion. Mr. Gordon is survived by his wife, the former Alice Maude Wilson; a daughter, Mrs. E. Plitz (Irene) of Ajax and three |sons, Harold, James and Roy, all of Oshawa. f Also surviving are two sis- ters, Mrs. Nellie Johnson of Cadmus and Mrs. Grace Jack- son of Nestleton; three broth- ers, Cuthbert of Port Reeve, |Sask., Harold of Uxbridge and 'Douglas of Nestleton; 10 grand- {children and three greaterand- | children. cir | The funeral service will be| held at the McIntosh - Anderson |Funeral Home at 2 p.m. March ob | 12. Rev. N. F. Swackhammer, pastor of First Baptist Church, Simcoe st. s., Thursday night, Mar. 10, of Mrs. William G. Henderson. She was in her 65th year, Born Sept, 7, 1001, at Mont- real, the deceased was the for- mer Emmelene Gilmore. She was a daughter of the iate Benjamin and Annie Gilmore, Her mother later marriea Ben- jamin Gibson. Educated in Belfast Ireland, Edinburgh, Scotland and Osh- awa, Mrs, Henderson was mar- ried in Oshawa Nov. 30, 1917. She has been a resident of the city since her marriage. Until her retirement last July, the. deceased was an employee of the, Oshawa General Hospital for several years. A very active member of Cedardale United Church, Mrs. Henderson was a member of the church session and the choir mother of the junior choir. She was a member of the Pythian Sisters, Loyal True Blue Lodge, No. 55 and Sunbeam Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Besides her husband she is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Roland Morris (June) and Mrs. Ernest Kelly (Dorothy) both of Oshawa. Also surviving are a half-bro- ther. William Gibson; four grandchildren and one great- grand-child. The funeral service will be held at the McIntosh-Anderson | Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Mar. 14. Interment will be in Osh- awa Union Cemetery Rev. A. M. Butler, pastor of Cedar Uni- ted Church, will conduct the service, HVON, William J., DDS 1 At the Princess Margaret Hospital, To ronto, on Tuesday, March 8, 1966, Dr.! ~Odd lot, xd--&x-dividend, rights, xw--#x-warrants. Net change Is from previous board-lot closing sale, Asamera 226 Banff Calvert 200 1900 1000 600 and over -- M. Carl 676, John (the | Dow 688, Mike Harrison 662, Nick Bocher pro.) Catton 651, D, Wilson 626, J, Ruiter | 604, Orlando Demarco 672, Dominic Serra 615, E. Behm 613 and R. Coleshew 600.) 601 and Vince Serra 697, | will conduct the service. Tem-| The members of Sunbeam \porary entombment will be in Chapter will hold a service at Wednesday to for Annual Supplies and Services Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 4:30 P.M., March 29, 1966, for the supply of the following services and materials: SERVICES | 1. Gravel Crushing, Contract C3-66, Crushing, stockpiling and/ or delivering approximate- ly 90,000 cubic yards of gravel ond sand from vorious pits throughout the . Supply and Application of Bituminous and er Material (a) For the supply and application of all mo- terials and plant neces- sary for the surfoce treatment of approxi- mately 5 miles of road. For the supply ond ap- plication of approxi- motely 135,000 gal- fons of Bituminous Rood Prime. . Rental of Road Construc- tion Equipment Rental.of vorious units of equipment to be used for road construction, The an- ticipated work involves approximately 130,000 cubic yords of excavation In three (3) locations. One and possibly two fleets of equipment will be requir- | | | | ed. County tender forms must be used for all items in Part A, Tender for Annual Supplies and Services 8. MATERIALS Prices quoted for moterials ore to include delivery to ony point within the County, Where applicable both Fed- eral and Provincial Sales Tox must be included 1, Bituminus Emulsions. and patching materials. Fencing moterials -- ap- proximately 13,000 rods of wire fencing. Quotations for both 8 and 9 strand wire and steel posts - Salt and Calcium Chloride --Fine and Coarse, Bulk and Bog, Liquid and Dry. . Chemicals for weed and brush control Paints for guide rail. Snow Fence mately 10,000 feet. . Highwoy Signs -- various types and quantities Cedar fence posts long, 6" top, peeled, 9. Reinforcing steel. 2. and bridges 8 County tender forms must be used for items 1, 2, 7 & 8 of Part B Tenders for items 3, 4, 5, 6 & 9 must be submitted on supplier's. own stationery All tenders must be clearly marked as to contents on the outside of the envelope and each tender for each item must be in o separate en- velope. Further information, tender forms. and tender envelopes may be secured from the of- fice of the undersigned. Lowest or any tender necessorily accepted, W.A TWELVETREES, P. Eng. County Engineer, 605 Rossland Rood East, WHITBY, Ontario not ' 37--Auctions AUCTION Having received instructions from 'Mrs. Maude Khan, 64 Liverpool Rd. N., Bay Ridges, ! will sell by public auction ot Stirtevants Auction Hall, 33 Hall St., Oshawa on Set- urday, March 12 at 1 p.m the household contents. G.E television, electric range, dryer, power lawn mower (seat model), tables, chairs, rugs, many more articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash. Myles King, auctioneer PUT AWAY a tidy sum ry renting that pare room with #& Times Action Want/ Ad, Telephone 723-3492 and put one te work for you, Sunday AT THE RANCH- BURGER ON NO. 12 HIGHWAY y miles north of Whit- -- opposite Spring eff Park. FEATURES Delicious coffee and all soft drinks 5c with free do-nut. Try our Jumbo barbequed Hamburgers. Italian Sausage on a bun. Delicious Hot Dog. New Super French Fries. "first in Canada", All truckers welcome. HOURS: '6.a.m. to Midnight! MONSTER BINGO Over $500. in Prizes SAT., MAR. 12th AT 8 P.M. ST. GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM SIMCOE ST. NORTH ADMISSION 50 CENTS Includes tickets on 10 hams to be drawn April 9th All Prizes Doubled on Admission Ticket Children 16 Not Admitted under The Canadian | Opera Company | PRESENTS CARMEN Monday, March 28 8:30 P.M MCVI Auditorium STEVENSON ROAD N. Limited supply of tickets available at Alto Music Sup- plies, Saywell's Book Store. Adults $2.50, Students $1.25. Sponsored by the Camedian Concert Assoc BINGO ORANGE TEMPLE SATURDAY, MAR. 12th 7:30 P.M. 20 GAMES $8 Share The Wealth 4 -- $40. Jackpots to go 1 -- $150 Jackpot to go 16 Ne Idreh Under t Admitted RUMMAGE SALE in basement of Knox Presbyterian Church, Simcoe Street) North, Monday, March 14, at 1,30 p.m. William J. Evon, dearly beloved husband) lof Doreen Yeo, of Oshawa, loving son) lof Mr. and Mrs, Paul Evon of LaSalle.) brother of Mrs. 0 Monforton |(Mignonne), Lawrence (Larry), Paul Jr and Joseph, ali of La Salle. Resting at }the A. Roy Miller Funeral Home, 1695 |$t, Clair Avenue West, (near Silver {thorn), until Thursday, 9.30 p.m. then Ito the Janis Bros. Funeral Home, | Windsor, Ont., where a Requiem Mags! will be celebrated in Sacred Heart Church, La Salle, Saturday, March 12, 1966. interment Sacred Heart Cemetery La Salle. FULLER, Peter Entered into rest in the family residence, ; 286 Albert Street, Oshawa, on Thursday, March 10, 1966 Peter Fuller, beloved husband of Anne Nekorek, father of Mrs. | |V, Hendera (June) of Toronto, Christine) land George Fuller of Oshawa; in his! 55th year. Resting at the Armstrong |Funeral Home, Oshaws, with tuneral |gervice In the chapel Saturday, March }12 at 2 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union | Cemetery. GORDON, Allan [At Oshawa Genera! day, March 10, 1966, Somerville Avenue), lAlice M, Wilson, and loving father of Mrs. ©. Piltz (irene), Ajax, Howard, | James and Roy Gordon of Oshawa. The} }iate Mr. Gordon is resting at Mcintosh- | Anderson Funere! Home, 152 King Street | East, age My the chapel on Saturday, March 12, 2 p.m. Temporary entomb- jmeet at seo Cemetery. interment at) |a later date in Nestieton Cemetery. Hospital on Thurs- Allan Gordon (765 beloved husband of HENDERSON, Emmelene Suddenly at the family residence, 720 Simcoe Street South, on Thursday, March 10, 1966, Emmelene Gilmore, beloved si Roland Morris (June) and Mrs. Ernest Kelly (Dorothy) and half-sister of Wm. Gibson, ail of Resting at Mcintosh - Anderson 'uneral Home, 152 King Street East, with service in the chapel on Monday at 2/ j o'clock, Interment Union Cemetery. (Sun-| beam Chapter of the Order of the East ern Star will hold @ service in the funeral home on Saturday evening at 7) }o'clock.) (The Loyal True Blue Lodge! No. $5 will hold @ service Sunday eve-| ning at 6.30.) Friends ere asked not to! \sr at the funeral home until Saturday | evening. | |, ROBSON; Janet Herres | | After a prolonged iliness at the Oshawa General Hospital, on Wednesday, March 9 1966; Janet Herres Paisley (of Brooklin formerly of Whitby) beloved wife of |John Robson; dearest sister of Mrs. F Simpson (May) of Stratford; and Mrs N, Ruddick (Ella) of London, Ontario. big ngs at the W. C. Town Funeral Chap- Initby, for service in St. Andrew's| peo ttt Church, Whitby, on Satur-| day, March 12 at 3 p.m. Interment Grove- side Cemetery, Brooklin; minister Rev. |W. J. S. MeClure. Visitors will be receiv ed Friday 2-5 and 7.9 p.m. It is re quested that the casket remain closed. | Kindness within beyond Price, reach of all. GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 yet IN MEMORIAM ALVES -~ In loving memory of a dear old Ellinor Alves, who passed away arch 11, 1958. We little knew when we woke that morn The sorrow the-day would bring. For the call was sudden, the shock | severe, To part with one we loved so dear ~Sadly missed and always remembered by Jackie and Gene Lynde MARTIN In loving memory of @ dear sister-in-law and aunt, Margaret Martin, who passed away just three years ago | Sweet memories will linger forever; Time cannot change them, it's true; | Years that may come cannot sever Our loving remembrance of you. Ever remembered by Jack, and family Carrie | Permanent Memorialization | is almost possible with the MATTHEWS BRONZE MARKER | thot we supply and install; | Please cal! MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK | 723-2633 | (CARD OF THANKS) WHITE In the midst of our sorrow we wish to express our heartfelt rid | | and appreciation to ovr many relatives, friends and neighbors for' the kindness and sympathy shown us in the loss cf a/ beloved mother and grandmother, Frances| | Mary White. We especially wish to thank Mrs. Rugs Craddock, Monseigneur Dwyer | for his consoling words, all the donors of | jthe many beautiful floral offerings, the | pallbearers and Armstrong Funeral Home for their kind, efficient management of the services. The family Mere words are inade: tude to and relatives, for their ¢ ' arc and flora arrangements on the occasion of our 25th wedding anni versary. | } ~Dori¢ and Harland Williams! Witt Ne quate ¢ friends, CS Pete | Cc Ex Gas C Gridoil C High Cr Cdn Sup O Cent Del Chieftan D | ¢ Bast cr } Dev-Pal | Dorne Pete Dynamic Gr Plains Gt C Oilsds Int Helium Mill. 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Jessome with 97. Points taken -- Shiners 3, Polishers 1; it 3, Rackers 1) Platers 2, Tank- ers Total points and pinfell for this sec-| tion: Shiners 21-22895, Mixers 20-21897, Rackerg 15-21101, Pollshers 12-20688, Piet- ers 9-19631, Tankers 7-20977. High average -- M, Coburn 228; High | triple -- C. Dove 852; High single -- M, C, Lockhart 793; High single with handi-| head -- G. Glover 329, ?/ WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE oe 600 Games -- Jo Pritchard 670 (237,| 265, 165); Shirley Powers 666 (228, 222, 216); Irene Rogers 643 (187, 229, 227); | 1] Gerry May 641 (293, 163, 185)) Flo Bracey| 256); Shella Pearce 629/ (153, 300, 176); Faye Mitchell 629 (210,) 227, 192); Gerry Speagie 601 (188, 187, 226) and Barb ven, bal (232, 163, 182). 200 Games -- H 8 292, C. Garrow 269, J. Cobbledick ard J. Bird 244, Lupton 225, H. Hoogsteen 220, Wilson 200, 213, A. Langley 210, M. Harris 226, 207 and &. Saunders, 205. Lemon League -- H. Koss 96, A. Lang- ley 93 and Misztak 80. Congratulations to the in ae ae pie. Won the third section, with 23 Now we are off and running fg "the last section. but the teams that have not won will have to do much better. There were at least three teams that) did not take any points, Wednesday; jnight Points Taken -- Happy Gang 0, Lucky Six_4, Flippers 4, Shindigs 2, Dippty Do's | 2, Dreamers 0, The Mice 0 and Ringos 4 | 635 (178, 201, PP os pag MAINTENANCE 600 Games -- Jack Watson 646, Bud Manning 641, Dud) Mills 632, Dan Charuk 608, Betty Corbett | 600 and Diana Charuk 600. 200 Games -- Dan Charuk 288 (608); | Diana Charuk 259 (600); 252, 224, (641); Jack. Strank 252, 218 (669); Dud Mills 251, 209 (632); P 247; Betty Corbett 243, 226 (600); Sharon Sawyer 233; Yvonne Watson 737, 204 (646); Herb Stewart 237, 201; Mahon 211, 200, Bill Sawyer 210; fon Total Points Watt Nots &, Lights 3, 6-32's 3, Flashers 5, Busb: Smo-Ho 7, Joules. 6 and Zeners 2. ars |, SUNDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Over 600 were (261, 240, 234); Barb Smith 712 (212, 239, 261); Bill Smith 678 (307); Gord John- son 660 (248, 239); Pearl McKeegan 621 (223, 200) and MacMacDonald 609 (259). 5iMona Peters 244; | Strikers 4, a Over 200 -- Cora Kenney 238, Page 229, Doreen Kelemen 227, Joy ba + %4| ROUGH 225, 206, Jim Hutchison 225, Earl Val Pye 221, men 218, |217, Elaine Rines 220, Louie Kele- Rex Gliilette 218, Joyce Wilde Betty MacDonald 214, Bruce Simp- 404 4 Yq| 20. 213, VI Brown 212, June Hill 210, Ken Smith 209, Dian Noden 208, Gloria Oke 208, 204 and Marge Tipper 203. Team Standing -- Screw Balls 19, Bive Birds 15, Spinners 14, Lucky Strikes 12, Dough Heads 12, Misfits 9, Go 9 and Odd Balls 4, CATHOLIC LEAGUE with 284 and a Rolfe had 679 for! the men's high triple. Marg Rorabeck won the ladies high) «, triple, and high single, with 722 al 200 And Over Scores -- Joe O'Mal 228; Barry Leach 276, 238; Marg ved beck 243, 311; Jerry Rolfe 247, 279; Joan Brady 207, 212) Leo Doyle 243, 208; Fred Watts 284; Donna Arsenault 220, 204; Join Cerdine: ave, Zu) Giorie amin 217 Helen Burrows 212; Elaine Lind ne 204, 210; Bill Romhany! 233; Rose rette 203; Oben Arsenault 279; Joe Peter 222, 222; Olive O'Kane 213; mouche 215; pds et Armitage 269, 251; Jean Dickinson 222; Bob Roraback 203; Ed Giles 211, 208; Harry Dickinson 222, 213; Tony Areal 213; Dan Rukaruk 234; Mary Giles and Allan Oerton 258. Point? Taken -- Joe's Gang 4, Noise | Makers 0; Nite Hawks 3, Orbits 1; Slow! Young Moderns 1; Pokes 3, Moonlighters 1; The Wonders 2 and Saints 2 Lemon League -- Ollve O'Kane 97; Dan Rukaruk 95, and Mildred Rolfe 89. POST OFFICE LEAGUE Team standings '-- Climbers 9, Dead Pins 9, Hot Dogs 7, Wing Dings 6, Spoll- ers 5, Robin Hoods 4, Bar Flies 4 and High Triples -- Andy Czerwaty 703 (284, 231); Dan Price 679 (281, 202); Gary McKenzie 664 (216, 303); Lloyd Schram 604 (225, 218); Vivian Bark 593 (229) and Ted Bell 586 (218). Over 200 -- Jeanette Taylor 227, Eric Windfall Yale Lead v Yukeno Yukon Zulape Rothman Royal Bnk R H 630 $27%4 27 200 $74% 74% 200 $18'4 18. 250 $9% 00 4 450 45 1552 $214 21% 21% 700 $15% 15% 15% u37 06 OW Salada Sayvette Shell Can Shop Save Sliverwd A c 75 75 WA Wa UA |Pearce 243, Bill Newell 224, Kay Mackie |202, Marg Stewart 206, John Huzar 219, Joan Whitaker 205, Janet Stark 217 and Al Ash 203, Lemon League -- Jeanette Kosgatz 95, Glad Carter 52, Vi Eldridge 96-92 and $8/Eric Pearce 70, vs! 25 $274 27% 27% $172 17% 17 $14% 142 14% + Ve 925 925 925 $12% 12% 124+ VW $24% 24% 24% $242 242 24a $20% 20% 20% $56%4 56% 56% 4 15% 15% 624 62%%--% 10% 10% 35% 3594 7 175+ Ve 39% 9% 9+ 375 375 375 $25% 25% 25% $33 $12 220 $20 500 170 15) 2300 1050 100 oo 225 2126 200 100 Simpsors Simpson $ Slater Sti Slater Aw Sogemine Steel Can Steinbg A Suptest od Texaco Thom NP TorDm Bk T FinA Tr Can PL Trans Mt Trans PPL Union Acc Un Carbid Un Gas U Corp B Versatile Wainwr Walk GW Webb Knp 'Westc'st Westeel Westfair p Weston B West A wt Woodwd A Yrk Knit A $35% $175 19% 20 170 170 + § $33% 33% .33% -- Tes | ee $262 26 26% + $22% 22% 27/5 + Ve $28\4 284 284 $23% 23% 23% $83 12a $24%4 24 87% 7% Sales to 11 .a,.m.: 777,000 FOREIGN . TRADING Cowichan 19° «(119 ne Int Bibis 100 100 100 100 Multi-M 1100 310 300 310 Siscoe 700 245 245 245 Teck Corp 600 6 ' 4 Car! 356; High triple with handicap --) Bud Manning 'at Mowbray 205, Marie Stewart 228; Bob Wat#on 204, 226) Kay Cameron 221; Orv Holland 215; Hugh Mc- cy 4| Usher 209, Jean Cook 209, Ross Sutherland 206, ay Curry 205 and Shirley Stain- Neon = Steve Roznick 735 were Cari Makelin 236, Al Pritchard 230, Bob Fred Watts had the men's high single} ™ i + Val 200 Scores and over -- Ron Holmes 221, Gary Jackson 205, Ress Wright 251, 236; Fred Melanson 209; Ron Graham 212, 223; | Harry Michael 246, Pete Vandewater 202; Jack Gwilliam 210, 274, 277; Bob lavergne |201, 219; Bill Giddings 241, 202; David Dow 249, 244; Ken Bent 235, Dalton Craw- ford 214, Mike Harrison 250, 239; Joe |Crosmas 220, Al Lupton 236, Nick Bocher 258, Jim Campbell 226, Ruddy Longtin 206, Orlando Demarco 268, 271; Dominic Serra 214, 218 and Vince Serra 234, 239, Lemons - Matteo Barrasse 94, 98. Points Taken Dempsters 7; City |Yards 0; Rebels 5 Vinces 2; Doyles | Const. 5, abide 2; Beatty Haviage 4, von st Standings -- Rebels 16; Demp- |sters 15; Doyles Const. 13; Beatty Haul- | age 10; Dodgers 10; City Yards 10; Vinces 6 and Honyokers 4. ALBERT ST, CHURCH LEAGUE | Gord Shemilt leads the men this week with his triple of 776 and singles of 325,| 234, 217. $3. Roger. Plancke was next with 720 (293, 235); Doug Wilson 711 (287, 248); Glen Maunder 708 (272, 256); Richard Crovter 679 (242, 220, 217); Art Aliman 650 Ned 230); Fred Colernan 618 (242, 214); Morrison 611 (277); Bill Pike 266; s, | 224.Gray 238; Lloyd Edwards 228; Eric Jacklin 214, 211; Cliff Davis 213; Ross |Clark 213; Perce Clark 210; Gord Ford jae) Alan Venema 208 and Andy Marlow tan ' For the ladies, Pearl Mariow was high | with 8 triple of 683 (244, 330, 209)) Win-| inie Scott 221; Doris Zedic 214 and Marg) Mossey 205 | Points Taken.-- Sea Files 4, Hawks 0; | Starlings 4, Bugs 0; Stars 3, Rockets 1; |Jays 3, Jets 1; Top Cats 3, Satellites 1. | Standing -- Stars 15, Jays 14, Rockets Strank 669, Yvonne | 13, Top Cats 13, Satellites 13, Starlings and |13, Sea Fleag 12, Jets 5, Hawks 1 | Bugs 1 GLENHOLME SCHOOL Cadmus Cemetery. Interment will be in Nestleton Cemetery at a later date. MRS. WILLIAM G. HENDERSON The death occurred suddenly at the family residence, 720 the funeral home at 7 p.m. Mar. 12 and the Loyal True Blue Lodge pill hold a service at 6.30 p.m. Mar. 13. Friends are asked not to call at the funeral home before Sa- turday evening. borg 6 (0, Keller 726, J. Vandyk 779 and Boyd 750 (320); Hickups § (R. Hickey 930 (341, 300), A. Perry 823 (310) and R, Nesbitt 750); Les Sabres 6 (1. Sabins 880 (370), C. Mowers 774 and ie Scott 722); Team 7, 2 (8 Himes 855 (333); Sport 3. (R. Swartz 810); Mick po & (Gillard 778 (317) and W. Ville i High Averages -- Casselis 254, Keller 249 and Himes 248. High Singles -- J. Meer 40, H. Gil- lard 401 and &. Sab High Tripies -- 'cele 50, Lugtenburg |938 and $ lard 9 Group 2 -- Dioner 5 (D. Bishop 851 (333) and N. Jones 655); Cyclones ad (J. Klapow 794 (289); Hog 6 (V. Con lin 752 (311) and R. Wilson 681 (276); Jets. 2 (M. Childerhose 701 (298); Hearts 5 (E. Bastarache 720 (296) and L. Coron 748); Hope Fulls 2 (F. Waits | 692); Ball Highs 7 (H. Ballem 850 (300) and J. Strank 799 (284); Hi Balis 6 (0. Culcurra 750 (284), C, Burrell 722, end BD. Smith 713 (288), GREENWOOD RACEWAY THURSDAY, MARCH 10 FIRST RACE = 1 ee cre) for > year-olds and up, Purse 2-Armbro rere Hees yy "39 4 zpeurens Gold, C Ogden, Gri ahem re Also "started" Fiemington's Sis, Black Errata Harry, Reed's Ann, and ly SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for > ear-oldg and up. Purse $1,200 (5) --_ Valley, Hayes 3.40 2.60 2.30 Tommy _ Direct, oo 6.40 3.40 isiver ec bg Hawk 2.60 Also Started: Tarport Maid, and Keen's High odes a -- Ballem 253, Bishop 235 and Reaet | iis Singles ~ 'Taylor 398, Webster 3 and Shaddick 393. \° Migr Triples -- H. Ballem 956, G, Tay- | \lor 881 and H. Ballem 862. ' WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LEAGUE Triples -- Mar]. Vaughan 751 (264, 225, | 262); Jean Schoenau 689 (204, 319, Tonkin 683 (216, 240, 227); (230, 196, 256); 675 (236, 211, 228); June Young 647 (211, 279, 157); Joan Mahaffy 638 (245, 174, Jon Lee with 285 was once again the zie} and Bessie Rowden 613 (219, 186,| highest scorer for Glenholme School. Con- gratulations, Jon! Arthur 280, Carlo DeJong 260, John Wil- Son 175, Robert Pearson 205, Philip Tip- ton 75, Wayne Vennor 115 and John Biss- Chop 60. Senior Boys and Girls -- Linda Hard- tine LaRush 145, Karen O'Boyle 170, Glyn- is Gard 115, Wanda Mather 110, Susan) Goddard 125, Ricky Peyton 165 and Billy! Nichols 180. A ionseete Class -- Bobby Henning! 130, Brian Bernier 150, Stanley Welsh 140, Jimmie Brown 95, John Martinelll 90, Susan Lazin 135 and Joseph Lambert 90. | LADIES MAJOR "B" High Triples -- Bert Cole 714 (288, 229); Beth Shortt 673 (256, 221); Donalda Williams 663 (257, 240); Doreen Goch 652 (228, 214); Phoebe Mullen 640 (255, 231); Bert Sutherland 632 (251, 212); Clete Wellman 632 (221, 220); Helen Gourlle 624 (220, 215); Mar] Fudger 623 (274, 220); Helen Trott 611 (231, 211) and Olive Anderson 610 (216, 202). TOP TEN Lucy Kutasiensk! 260, Vera Szikszay 254, Isobel Hubbell and Fran Alexander 231, Betty Campbell 222, Sheila Bennet 217, Jo Arthurs 216, Mary Frobel dt Effie Baldwin 214 and Jean Brown 213. Points -- Henderson's 4, Motor City 0, Nesbitt's 4, Mitchell's 0, Burn's 3, Say- wells 1, Bint's 13, Nesbitt's 11, Mit- and Horne's Esso 1. Team Standing -- White's 17, Hender- paths 16, Motor City, Horne's Esso Ol- jsen's and Bint's 13, Nesbitt's 11, Mit- thell's % Burn's 8 and Saywell's 7. LADIES' MAJOR "A" LEAGUE 700 and Over - vi Norr' Rose Ouellette 732 (a6, 308) and 'Shirley | 252). Smart 715 (297, 650 and Over -- Audrey Burrill 689) - |(253, 249); Marg McGrath 681 (234, 203, 244); Marg Ford 675 (234, 271); Ev Hard- Ing 674 (209, 200, 265); Ev Redpath 671 | (275, 210); Del Siblock 662 (318); Lorainne| areal, 661 (245, 218); Stella Makarchuk 3 | 660 (236, 234) and Loretta McLean 652 ). Points Taken -- Scugog Cleaners 3, Crawford's Ins. 3, Horwich 1; Nu-Way Rug 1, Modern Up- 3; Hayden Teams Standing -- Modern Upholster- ing 14, Crawford's Ins, 12, Horwich 9, Nu-Way Rug 8, Scugog Cleaners 8, Hay- den Macdonald 7, Stroud's 4 and Young Moderns 2. MEN'S MAJOR "A" LEAGUE Group | -- Lucky Strikes 1; Dutchies 5) (J. Kastner 753 and B. Lavergne 704); | Macdonald = 4,) Over 200 -- Lois Burden 275, Marion Senior boy? -- Jon Lee 285, Randy Mc-| Thomas 263, Hazel Bannon 248, Pauline | Starr 236, Irene Smith 227, Hazel Wed- dup 226, Hilda Collins 225, Ann Sabo (23, fd McFetters 220, Ev. Harding 216, Ethel Freeman 211, Elinore Hanna 209,. Marg. Eccles 206, Jen. Thomson 204 and Millie Ing 150, Christine Straszewski 185, Chris-| Branton 200. Points -- Whistlers 10, Sprites 4, Cat jand Kittens 4, Daffodils 7, Alley Cats 4, | Ookpiks 1, All-Sorts 11, Maypoles 7, Trav- lers 9 Guess What's 2, Kandy Kaneg 3, Sparklers 8, The Dillies 8 Beatles 4, Bee-Hives 4 and Goofy Goofs 10, | SHERIFF'S TAILORING LEAGUE | with only two weeks lett In the ard eries, the team standing: as eras Cracker-Jacks 18, Kit-Ka' 6, Smart es a a 15, Humbugs 11 and Cheb mints 8. 600 Totals -- Doreen Wickens 635 (236, 213); hag Upton 634 (229, 247); Carolyn Gilbert 607 (246) and Helen Garason 604 (213, m0). 200 Scores -- Joan Wall 231, Kehoe 227, 204, Shirley Montrose 224, Dor- een Sheehey 223, Doreen McCartney 223, Audrey Parker 210, 205, Millie Bawks 205 and ha ce foe 202. Irene Lemon League -- Jean Jackson 96, 82, Esther Mernilton 88, Joyce Duncan 72 and El Taylor 71, RAINBOW LEAGUE Team Standing -- Tan 6; Sliver 6; Grey 6; Orange 5; Gold 4; White 4; Purple 4; Lime 4; Brown 3 Blue 3; Rose 3; Red 3 Maroon 3; Black 1; Yellow 1; Mauve ; Beige 0; Coral 0 and Green 0. 240) Lil, flton Schoenau 2 223) YY 7 es 209) rae 206; J. Ovens 204 #32 and ¥ "Russell 1, 166)7 Ev. Ev. Redpath (pain bous 2 AND 3, PAID $11.20 | THIRD RACE = 1 Mile (Pace) for % | year-olds and up. Purse $700 (7) |E-Steve Grattan, Coke 6.00 3.60 2.70 Harry's Pick, Larush 5.00 2.90 2.60 tistie Way, Hicks Started: Famous Pick, Union chen, Libby's Time, and Hedgewood BYOB. Scratched, Freddy Pick. FOURTH RACE 1 Mile (Pace) for ® year-olds and yp. Purse $700 (7), 2-Frisco Lou, Geisel Jr. 14.40 5.50 0 |3-Vernon's Star, Hawke 3.60 7-Castie Direct, Kennedy Also Started: K G Direct, vor Hign ¢, Dream Haven, and Cobey FIFTH RACH -- 1 Mile (Pace) for & yooreige and Purse $700 (7) 7-Penny Chief, ily 6.40 2.90 3-Brave Margaret, Filion 5-Kentucky Colonel, CLarush Also Started: Dick's Henly, Direct, Advocate Dillard, and Julo Pet Richards, SIXTH RACH -- 1 Mile (Trot) for % year-olds and up. Purse $1,100 (5). 4Legal Prince, T'baudeau 4.00 2.40 2.20 +Clement Hanover, Walker 2.60 2.20 1-Sister Matt, Knight 2.50 Also Started: Penny Coelen, and Fab wa BXACTOR, NOS. 4 AND 3, PAID $13.00 Rondb iol RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for ~olds and up. Purse $700 (8), He rima_ Pick, Coke 4.90 3.0 2.70 7-Sign Raider, Curran 8.00 3.90 6-Speedy Battie, Hawke 2.80 Also Started: Felipe, J M J, Bobcat Hpierg ir, Holywood Star, and Long N ely, BIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mile ee for % year-olds and up. Purse $800 (7). HN ue + auld 11.10 rid 72 rahe en Chie Ay Norris 2.90 Also Started: Oro G Kett, Tonka G, Spencer's Pride C, and MacClennen Boy Grattan. NINTH RACE -- 1 Mile OTe for + year-olds ~~ At F slag 4-Everest, ' 5-Single Geese acai erent Find! 3.00 Also Started: reall Sulten B. ee ae 1H S$, ann Herbert, a Attendance, 5,433. Total Meio $209,266 | 20% orr | Offer Good Un Open Tues. to Sat, -- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open Thurs. and Fri. evenings by appointment SUZANNE 5 John St. W. and Simcoe South For Appointment til March 17th HAR STYLING Coll 725-4541 Walker's | Speciaé Ott EST'D. Py Wika WALEEE Specia Special moments? 1 i} i WH 1858 CANADIAN RYE WHISKY SONS UmiTED, WALKERVIALE, CANADA | Old Canadian Rye Whisk