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Oshawa Times (1958-), 23 Oct 1967, p. 15

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(ES PATTERNS GREENWOOD ENTRIES TUESDAY, OCT. 24 FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000. Maiden (EXACTOR WAGERING) + and 4year-o'ds, 7 Furs CLEAR AND PAST WOODBINE | RESULTS | GARDEN CITY RACEWAY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 FIRST RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse, $800. Conditioned. Also Started: Eddie's Pride, Spencer, Royal Duke and Melodie Byrd. Erin Pakistan - Soviet Union Aid Pact Seen On Way THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, October 23, 1967 17 Soviet-Pakistan relations since Ayub's Moscow visit of April, 1965, is lucidly manifest- sugar mills, a plant for manu- facturing spare parts for bull- dozers and road-building ma- i Gifts Srube ior ay Peg 135 gate a Ph pe ed SATURDAY, OCT. 21 6-Dr. Doug Smith, Waples 5.00 2.60 2.60 ed in the five-fold jump in chines. There is also an offer Roman Dark, Uyeyama A-111 (Dive of and). 7 Furs | FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,900, Claim-| The Crooner, Zinnia mee FIFTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse! trade between the two coun- to assist in setting up another } Se rea Sie + |pearene Mitts Cutheertebe 1% jing. Two-year-olds. 6 Furlongs. _ Also Started: Moorelands Dusty, Glan-|sgo0, Claimine, : | By RALPH JOSEPH precisely American, aid has {ries and in greatly increased plant, in the East wing, for : aa Si eca x ibs {Marshall "Houses Fat Ww ty iO Regt 210 270 ford Maid, J M Ginny and Logandale. |SShady Dmnd., Davies 5.90 3.80 2.80 Canadi, Press Correspondent faltered, and during the first Soviet participation in Paki- the manufacture of electrical D'Dongo, Potts 4 aun ifort Rouge, No Boy m2 Frisky "Flight, Griff S| SiGeeld RACH. = pale. Trot wore cas sik paalorelin 8.00 me KARACHI (CP) -- Presi. three years of the plan Paki- Stani development projects transformer equipment. | erento No be ir Future Timer No Boy Ti denn ater Highest Roler Sontey Torii Fare Gir Lave Davies 10.00 50 3.80| sean Usitorm™ Duke acewey folie ang} dent Ayub Khan's nine-day stan will have managed to so nc DON'T OFFER MONEY Boy of Fourche, Green X109 Dontands, Grubb 107 |Dalton's Ruler, Little Odds and Den:\¢Wee Symbol, Furness, 3.60 3.10200" "enignr, Duke: Aceway Julie and) ti to Moscow is expected to Scrape in just about $1,- MOSCOW BOOSTS HELP The total Soviet aid to Paki- . jive "winters McCauley, B-119 Cosmic "Kid, Grubb x107 yale Ng oe Hall Castieton's result in increased economic 200,000,000 from the usual ae See ae ts Ce ene Fhe Also Eligible: Flying Lure, No Boy 113 SECOND RACE--Purse $1,800. Claim. Gift, Sharp Hoot, and Avalon Jo Jo. SIXTH RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse) co.gperation between Pakistan Sources. assisting Pakistan in only one 000,000. See enue Preston tehy Romer' Prigas Keeiie ii) |ing. Three-year-olds and up. 6¥ Fur-/DAILY DOUBLE, 6 AND 3 PAID Szi.ve./$0 Fay Erle Sates: «45 sso a.90| and the Soviet Union, but if she is therefore faced with fi@ld--oil prospecting. Since 'The Soviet concept of aid is Soars Re smith entry 4 ee as es a 430, THIRD RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse|+Protector D'ledo, Holmes 2.90 250) Ayub was also shopping for the somewhat hopeless task of {He ,1965 visit they have a interesting. The Russians pre- SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,100. Claim-|2-mission Clove, Kelly "~~ $50 4.50|$800. Conditioned. : \-Siiver Nib Lee, Stirton 3.30) arms there are no immediate ; : hand in some 15 projects. fer the term "co-operation" 7.80 3.40 2.99| Also Started: Kimbo and Fearless Doc. getting together another $1,- SECOND RACE--Purse $1,800. Ciaim-|i9 (5000). Two-year-old fillies. 7 Furs |s.Mink Slippers, Brownell 6.20|7-Crystal Boy, Arthur icati 4 ; ' These include heavy a io no! ing (3000). Three - year - olds and up,|SPeedy Minstrel, Grubb X104 | Also Ran in Order: Black Kitten, |2-Heathcliffe, Spencer 320 2.40) EXACTOR, 5 AND 4, PAID s4aeo. | indications these will be forth- 399,900,000 during the final slestibal comple pe : ah e t -- apt dy on 1 Furs. Eve Darby, Gritfo 16 jArctic Venture, Big Rocky, Berno Miss,|4Kit's Dale, Manion 7.80) coming. two years of the plan. With oreo, Seb The Western counties 00, Ors =amous Jour, Platts x102 Sweet eee ee Ghee 5) Te Teas, Me Tot, Mary Catharin and : Also Started: Fantebuious | Riddell, | SEVENTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse} The president took his dep- the Vietnam war continuing UP. * Taxila near Rawalpindi, fers are made of equipment Sandio, Stauffer Orrnery, i . jappy's Mac, Thelgiers, YY Frost and isoo9, Claiming. ' : cons' ; ; 4% "pe Forever Pilot, Platts X110 Red Rick, Grubb X108 DAILY DOUBLE, 7 AND 9, PAID $59.20, Darkie S. Riddell, Hstewart's Moot, F'gan 23.70 8.50 s.1o| Uty Planning chief, M. M. unabated, the prospects of Struction of silos and bak- and technicians, for which Cole Date, Cuthbertson 122 Pi Clore, Fitts, X11) a Seele Man Wacies 410 270| Ahmed, with him. Ayub him- American aid maintaining ¢T@S in both wings of the Pakistan is expected to pay, Silver Gus, No Boy 115 Sees Sane, No ber yee THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,900. Claim... FOURTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse |}eden Atom. Hill 370) self is Pakistan's planning yen its present level appear country, a highway bridge at usually in kind rather than in True Jac, No Boy 116 i ing. Two-year-olds, 6 Furlongs. $000, Claiming |_ Also. Started: Giobe's Birthday, Queen| --) ; : PP Khulna and a 110-megawatt cash, over a number of years Portmaker, Grubb X104 Rol Car an, aan toe 7-Pde. Ground, T'cotte 4.50 3.70 2.90.&SPr. Mark, Waddell $.00 4.00 3.00/piue Frost, Eclipse C, Trina Lee and| Chief), and the fact that the to be dim. th 8 to n years. Cap Ferrat, Gubbins 112 AJC Meyer, TE King and W T Mason |9-Se® Brat, Brownell 10.80 5.80/¢Rvgged Yankee, Woods 10.20 $.60/Babe Adios duration of the visit was ex- pit avuh has re nS ermal power station at -- So far the terms have been Bronselene,_ og fois +Grey Empress, Kelly 3.49\4-Northwood Debbie, Troy 7.20) sigttn whee < inet purse| tended suddenly from seven to sale ane b a q eat a6 @ Ghorasal, both in East Paki- pretty stiff. The Russians ex- Jet Invader, so Ran in Order: Brown-Eyed-Gem, -- Mile Pace. Purse ; faite imistic about increased So- i ef . i Zternal Flight, Gordon 114 (BXACTOR | WARERING) Leaside Rules, Sea Diver, Hasty Amber, | ---- -- | $2,500. Invitational Hep. nine days is taken to indicate {tot aid The Russians have pb Eup also an agree- pect repayment in 10 to 12 Artista, McCauley 109 sivkics shee ft Joss, Nosliw, Jacob Starr, Surfer Joe i : |@Galen's Boy, Feagan 13.90 460 3.10| that the negotiations with the happily "ebraced Ki i ment for setting up a network years, and take an interest of t -- Purse $2/100./and Fleet Reactor 2-Ovation, Dittfach 8.90) 2.Anglo United, Waddell 7.30 3.20 3 h t with appily embraced his policy of 15 broadcasting stations in 2% per cent. This contrasts THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,800. Claim-|Claiming (5000). Three-year-olds and Also Ran in Order: Joan's Jester,'s.) R Spencer, Wapies 280} Russians have met wi some of neutrality. It is a diplo- both Ptah = ing (3000). Three-year-olds and uplup. 7 Furs FOURTH RACE--Purse $2,400, Allow-|Rouletabille, Post Pioneer, Son Costume) "Also Started: Guy Stone, Scat Time! measure of success. Gn gain tee hem 4 ih oth wings of the country. sharply with the soft terms of (Divan of 2nd), 7 Furs Alberta Sunshine, Platts X104 ances, Three- and four-yearoldy. 6 Fur-|and Great Cohoes. and Waygone. ; : : matic gain for them to have Other projects include a 30-to-50-year repayment pe- Brillie, No Boy 115 Ca.edon Star, Turcotte 113 longs. What Pakistan is looking for Pakistan at dead centre be- plants for manufacturing agri- riod ith 10 f a Broth of @ Boy, Brownell X107 Victory Trip, Bell 108 3Aynsley Blue, T'cotte 5.80 3.90 340) SEVENTH RACE--Purse $50,000 Add-) NINTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse! is increased external assist- ng agri- riod, wi years grace an Speedy Wheeler, Grubb X106 River' Party, No Boy 115 Pretty Wise, Hale 116 Miss Orleans, Stauffer 109 Majestic Sal, Boid Champ, Grubb X104 iz Kiss Me Quick, Grubb Quick Load, McCauley 117 Robin Whippet, Dittfach 114 8-Wellington Square, Armstrong 7,40 4.90\ed. "Canadian 4.90'ship Stakes", Also Ran in Order: Kilbrannan, Gay \}%_ Miles on Marshall Turf. International Champion: $1,300. Conditioned Three-year-olds and UP.|4DH-Espionage, Sper 14.40 10.00 5.39} ance for its third five-year de- tween the East and West in- Stead of wholly pro-West as cultural implements, assem- bling watches, bicycles, trac- an interest rate of one-quarter |5-DH-Leta H'bt, Moore 24.50 18.20 6.00! velopment plan, which is she was before 1962. of one per cent, or even no Kelly X14 Swaps, Pat's Honey, Gay Andrew, Buend|¢.He's a Smoothie, McC'b 7.90 3.80 3.00/4.Non Stop, Arthur tors, a cast iron factory, a tea service charges at all, that 3 60 | 290) threatening to flop miserably Breezy Breeze, Bradfield X106 Hard Pressed, Grubb X107 Notte, Sensationally, Windy Flash, Mr.'ja-canadel, Grubb Also Started; Tigalus, Belmont Ernie, ; The increased warmth i leaves processing factory, some Western countr ler. Dark' Duel, Platts X014 Fairmar, No Boy 112 What and Break Camp. 5-Pretko, Turcotte 3.90 \peverly Dillard, Blaze Oregon and Scion| because of diminished Ameri- ;_ i Ld g ; ern countries offer Vedas, Gubbins 115 Winning Cue, Armstrong 112 Also Ran in Order: A-Orbiter, Climax Grattan can assistance over the last Money Galore, Swatuk X11 | FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,600. Allow-/2nd, B-Ramsings, Carodana and B-Char-| attendance 4,224. Handle $187,889. O14, Glen Francis, No Boy 116 | BIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. ances, Three- and four-year-olds. One/dai tt tale s mide plbansertisiahi ena 2 years @VveERYBOoDY BENEFITS uate EVERYBODY Gives Aged Dust, Gibson X11) Claiming (3000). Three-year-olds and'and one-sixteenth Miles. A--Gardiner Farms and Hillcrest Stable When Pakistan drew up the up. 1 1-16 Miles «* Claim-| Thirty Grand, Kelly X110 109 |S-Caesar B. Good, D'fch 3.10 2.50 2.20 Entry. 3.20 2.90 | B-DAYBREAK Farm Entry. |NEW DEVELOPMENT MADE) final draft of the plan in 1965, FOURTH RACB--Purse $7,100. 4-Jame¢ Bay, Platts Ing (3500), Two-year-olds foaled In Cda.|Drifted, Dittfach 1 Pcie Cones Gre oi ark ae A MOSCOW (AP)--Tass news} she had expected to pull in as- 1 Mile, |Erin Pan, No Boy 112 | Also Ran: Colucie, Black Ringo "| EIGHTH RACE--Purse $2,100 Claim | acency reported three Soviet| sistance to the tune of $2,- Abundantly, Turcotte 114 Ci icate, bs X10 | Leelover jing. Three-year-olds and up. 14 Miles|%o ' Pi z ee : 2 . 4995 jovase Pe Nedoad. 117 iparntiss crite tt? A--E Lieberman Entry cw jdoctors have developed an arti-| 500,000,000 over the five-year a Swanky Franky, Grubb X114 Priam King, Gordon 115 | EXACTOR, 5 AND 4, PAID $10.40. 5-Royal Doctor, Gibson 610 3.30 2.50|ficial bone to correct deafness period, mainly from the Aid- ' . SIZES 2-8 irish Jive, No Boy 116 |Garden's Ace, Brownell X110 | |7-Career Lady, Kelly 3 | df Gy fataroratl f the! to-Pakistan consortium Jock's Pride, No Boy A-117 |Monisteo, Swatuk X107 | SIXTH RACE --Purse $15,000 Added. |4Victoria Garden, Turcotte 2,80 | CAUSE! y deterioration of e I s s Re ** n SE EASY | Highest Ruler, No Boy A-117 X--S5 Ibs AAC |\"Grey Stakes-Handicap'. Two-year-oids.| Also Ran = Orser soca) Black stirrup, a tiny bone in the inner| Because of the 1965 Kash- AN ON W - : Grey Lodge, No Boy 116 XX--7 tbs AAC lone and. one-sixteenth Miles Monk, Enlyn Sun and Thunder Jay ; laine ek Y E h A--Cherudon' Stable and C F Reinhart|XXX--10 Ibs AAC l@Dancer's. Image, G'z 3.40 2.40 2.40| EMACTOR, SAND 7, Palo siv.zo, ear. 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