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RACE -- Mile Pace, Purse ditioned. . » Coke 10.30 4.00 2.90 ve, Feagan 2.80 2.60 n, Ellicott 5.10 jarted: What's Up Front, Adios Doug Smith, Piper Boy and . Frisco, TH RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse nditioned. J, Curran 8.00 3.60 2.90 Report, Waples 330 2.70 Mac, Hie 0 5.8 farted: Success Jen, Royal Mc- rim, Hoot's Son and Palacona. H RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse aiming. at, Davies 10.20 4.70 3.60 W. G'tan, Waples 4.40 3.30 Direct C., Curran 4. 30 farted: Echo O. Valley, Johnny artha Star, Silver Ronnie and | RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse ditioned Z., Feagan 3.80 2.50 2.70 Direct, Davies 2.90 2.90 Hal, Hill i arted: The McNab, F, W. Dud- Direct, Senator Mir and Allan } , 16-Year-Old Remanded For Presentence Report A 16-year-old youth was con-jto a charge of impaired driv-|Simcoe St. N., who was fined|Miss A. V. Drummond and J. BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE -.. ~ victed in Oshawa Magistrate's|ing, laid following a Nov. 3 court Monday on charges ofjaccident at Bond and Simcoe|Bruce Edward Hubert, 19, Sud-\den and A. Vaillancourt, and theft from|Streets, and was fined $250 and|bury, $50 and costs or 10 days, break, enter, the Vincent Massey Publicicosts or 30 days. School and causing a distur-| ,e9 F ' bance in Mackenzie Park. i E Gregory Paul Burnham, 126) to the charge of being impair- Town Line Rd. N., was arrest-\ed on Park Road South on Nov. ed and charged with the break-|4, and was fined $250 and costs in on Aug. 8 by Det. Sgt. John or 30 days. A three - month lic MacDermaid of the city police.|ence suspension by the depart- Burnham's counsel argued|ment of transport will follow that the youth had not made/for both drivers. a full confession honestly but : had made it up because he FINED $100 "was afraid." - A fine of $100 and costs or Magistrate Donald Dodds dis-|20 days was levied against Rob- agreed, "I believe this state-jert Fade, 321 Elgin St. _W., ment is substantially correct.;when he admitted the theft of I do not believe if to be a'fiz-ja buckskin jacket from the ree of his (Burnham's) imag-|Honda Shop on nagion."" West. The youth was also convicted ' aa iinnictrten on the causing a disturbance TAKES SENTENCE "i charge when an officer testi-. 1 ll do the five days" was fied that Burnham had been| Harold Coppins only comment in Mackenzie Park on Sept.|@5 he was fined $25 and costs 10 and had been yelling ob." five days on a conviction scene language and threaten-|{0F Public intoxication. Coppins, ing another youth with a spring--»> TeSides at 194 King St. W less switchblade knife. Burn- INTOXICATION Hey oocsgap argued the youth' Roman Babianz, 324 Highland ad been engaged in "horse- ave. pleaded guilty to a charge play" and carried the knife be-|o¢ public intoxication and was cause "he had been threatened fineq $25 and costs or five by the members of a certain motorcycle club." The youth was remanded out) MINOR FINED of custody two .weeks for a Paul Pigeau, 19, of 225 Ol presentence report. jive Ave., pleaded guilty to a !charge of minor consumption of DISCOVER PERILS : alcohol and was fined $50 and Two Whitby drivers discov-|costs or 10 days ered the perils of driving while es impaired by alcohol on Osh-| TRIO FINED, awa 'streets. Also pleading guilty to charg Daniel March, 38, of 1010jes of public intoxication were Dundas St. E., pleaded guilty|Levi Ralph Burgess, of 84 Charm, Bustle, Glamor | Describe West Berlin By HUBERT J. ERB ;show business performers--Sir BERLIN (AP)--Despite the Laurance Olivier playing Oth- privations of its Communist-iso-|ello, Mia Farrow Sinatra, smok- lated position, the Berlin Walljing cigars between movie takes, and its on-again-off-again role|and a stream of U.S. jazz as a cold war focal point, West/names, from Ella Fitzgerald to Berlin has charm, bustle and /Duke Ellington. King Street days what the Germans call tlanz--! Beat bands, too, get a big glamor play with the local long-haired The chic, swank and broad/kids. When Britain's Rolling Kurfuerstendamm is a prome-|Stones appeared, the youngsters nade perhaps second to none in|got carried away and tore apart Europe for its sidewalk cafes,/a 20,000-seat outdoor stadium. restaurants, elegant shops and) But, despite all that is of- strutting, long - legged, mini- fered, perhaps the favorite ac- skirted girls. tivities of the city's average The mini-skirt and pants suits|burghers out on the town re- are currently in with the city's;main eating--a traditional dish bienen, or bees as the girls are|is & thick pea soup; drinking a called, and they are sure to fol-| Berline Weisse," a big white low the fashion whichever way|beer with a shot of raspberry it goes. Twice a year, West Ger-|SYTUP; window shopping for ev- 's fashion houses preview|erything from knickknacks to many new lines here and it helps|tablecloths worth $1,000, and make West Berlin's woman|tooling up and down the Ku- The showings|damm in hot cars or not so hot have aroused 'the interest of|Cars-with hot-rod drivers. even the Russians who have| When the sun goes down, made wholesale purchases. |West Berlin's masses of neons Thn there is night life. The|light up, glittering where right trend js away from big produc- after the Second World War tion number night clubs such as|there was only a devastated in Paris or New York, with em-|black. Waiters get ready for the phasis more on more intimate spots, with inno-|come out and play. style-conscious. | Johnston, 25, of 406|St. W., {Dundas St. W., pleaded guilty|days. smaller andjonslaught, and the fun peoplejety for Prevention of Cruelty to/heckleg Mr. BRIDGE SCORES BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT The winners and high scores in the games played by the Osh- awa, Oshawa Golf and General Motors Duplicate Bridge bs were: OSHAWA CLUB North and South - Mrs. E. M. Culp and R. White, 152; Mrs. K.. Mar- 145; Patterson, 149; $25 and costs or five days, and Lionel Sprague, 60, 24 King $50 and costs or 15{141. | East and West - Mrs. C. Dav-|pit lies and J.- Wild, 134; Mrs. FOUND GUILTY Medland and J. Offenback, 131; Leach had pleaded not guilty.| | ton, 97 Central Park Blvd. N.,|; i ies thy ' '\ing partnership information call by the crown, and he was re 798-4136. | manded to Noy. 13 on charges| of threatening, and assaulting a police officer. Brunton plead-| North and South - Mrs. FE. F. jed guilty to charges of public/ Armstrong and Mrs. E. Mun-) jintoxication and committing |day, 70:. Mrs. KE. Henry, 69; | mischief by damaging and the|Mr. and Mrs. T. McDowell, Mr. jevidence on these convictions and Mrs. B. Field, 58. GOLF CLUB = be heard on Nov. 13. East and West - Mr. and| ~~ |Mrs. G, Read, 70; Mrs. ¢.| + Fee 4 |Doughty and Mrs. G. Lapp, Mining Finances 61; Mrs. L. Famme and Mrs. M. Freeborn, 60; Mr. and Mrs . Concern Hearing " ©». ». a S Sai GENERAL MOTORS TORONTO A P) -- Shortage North and South - A. Vaillan- of capital financing affecting) ooyrt and -A. Little, 141* § junior mining companies ap- Sheridan and R. White, "140: pears to be an area of major Mrs. R. Morris and Mrs. Wads- concern following hearings by a worth, 125: Mr. and Mrs. W. special committee into invest- Baker, 107. jment practices affecting the) 5. | ' : |mining industry, the committee oun for as _-- ara chairman said Monday. Cillp and Ko Mantes. 128; Mik. D. S. Beatty, Ontario Securi-\¢. Davies and E. Coles, 116.5: ties Commission commissioner, yrs. A. Dowdle and Mrs. C \said other areas of concern in-|4, Bovay, 116 'clude the need to improve the) --_-------- unlisted market for speculative} A |minint shares and the effects of| Ethnic*Group : ihigh-pressure stock salesman-} ° ship on the inexperienced inves- s i Representation One feature to emerge from " me ' \the first two hearings at Port Gans ae. fe cus cee a and stacy gatiaresiny nas that French-Canadians deserve ort an ee the same representation in pro- satisfaction with the unlisted portion to their numbers as any ao for junior mining securi- other ethnic group. > "a a; The member of the Ontario The committee has appealed . for written or oral submissions a. od coe from the mining and investment ih be ns chive. tad industry and the public suri "tl sensed Sauve, feder- { : al forestry minister. The terms of reference call' a4. cauye made a plea before SM Ea telly Hho penn ithe Toronto and District Liberal) 1S peta te : Association for an_ effective, i scrow of]! 5 ; dor consideration, escrow of) tore for French - Canadians in pooling practices ang other mat-|". ; ; ial aa ters relating to minjng, finance,|C2"ada's social, economic a development and-exploration. |government decisions. ' , Mr. Ben said: "Only one-| The committee's two conclud- third of the people in Canada ing sessions will be held at Tim- are French, If one-third equals mins Nov. 14 and iy in Tol two-thirds then that's a new ronto Nov. 29, 30, and Dec. 1.__|ying of math I don't know \about."' TRAFFIC IMPEDED | He denied published reports NEW DELHI (AP)--A gov-|that he had said he would quit 'ernment committee has conclud-|the Liberal party if it supported ed that highway traffic in India| Mr. Sauve's plea. But he said is seriously impeded by the/he objected to Mr. Sauve speak- number of roadside checkling only of English- and points. It estimated the trans-|French-Canadians and_neglect- port industry alone loses 50,000 ing other Canadians. Mr. Ben! truck hours a day by being re-/himself is of Slovakian descent. | quired to stop at check points) He also denied published re- set up by police, sales tax col-jports that he and Ralph Cowan,| lectors, prohibition squads, anti-/Member of Parliament for smuggling details and the Soci-/York-Humber, had booed or Sauve at the Satur- Animals. day meeting vations. PATRONS CAN WADE IN . There is a place where tele- phoning from table to table and| sending messages through pneu-| matic tubes can lead to same! pretty interesting contacts. Another night spot has a wad-| Your Guid MARKET-PLACE e To Quality Work & Better Values ing pool where it stages gogo) Check this feature every W girl dances. 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