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ing delegates -at the Confer- ence: Mrs. H. D. Gilmore, Carleton Place; Dorothy Dun- YOUTH MIXES WI ADULT at the Bay of Quinte, WMS United Church Confer- \ ! Mrs. D. H. Woohouse, Port Hope; Mrs. Myra Lindsay, Arnprior; Mrs. D. Bertrand, FORT ERIE ENTRIES FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1961 FIRST RACE Maidens, claiming all $5,000, purse $1,800, 2-year-olds, 6 fur- 1 |longs, foaled in Canada 1 Saturday Jones, Brown, 115 2 Red Flyer, Kallai, 118 3 Royal Topaz, Parnell, X110 4 Great Slave, McComb, 118 5 Queen's Harmony, Parnell, 6 West Roman, Robinson, 118 7 Fight a Lot, Adams, 118 8 Count Rico, Potts, 115 9 First Peer, Gordon, 118 10Choppy Gale, Fitzsimmons, 115 11 Auntie Nora, NB, 115 12 Roman Prince, Smith, 118 Aslo eligible: Royal Bulletin, NB, 118; Scarboro Girl, NB, 115; Tantrum's Last, Dittfach, 115; Padre's Scamp, Hale, 118. SECOND RACE {| Claiming all $3,500, purse $1,900, 3- and 4-year-olds, 6 furlongs 1 Maty Boy, NB, 119 2 Fair Drum, Kallai, 109 3 Conservatory, Robinson, 107 4 Cusmet, NB, 104 5 Three Wars, Gonzales, X111 6 Col Boy, Gordon, 114 Claremont; Karren Graham, Lakefield; Mrs. Gordon Avery, 7 Ferncliff, Dittfach, 107 8 Bomar, Fitzsimmons, 107 THIRD RACE Maidens, claiming all $5,000, 4 Beatnik Betty, Gomez, 116 5 Mene-a-Risk, NB, 119 6 Pipe Band, Fitzsimmons, 122 7 Peter's Chop, McComb, 114 8 Quality Maid, Smith, 119 R Ro 9 King Gorm, Dittfach, 119 The Oshawa Rover Round Table held its annual elections recently. Jim Hutchinson was elected chairman, Dave Waite of the 5th Rovers as vice-chair- man, Doug Jones of the 4th, treasurer and Sam Bone of the 5th, secretary. | The Round Table is made up of members from the Rover crews of Oshawa and they plan oY the activities for the crews. The 6 House Boy, Ditt"ach 117 next big date on their calendar 7 English Mint, Robinson 119 is Labor Day as 1 moot is being 8 Caledon Belle, Robinson 119 |held on Lake Erie. | The Seventh Oshawa D.M. SIXTH RAC E [Rose Rover Crew is one of the "BERTIE TOWNSHIP DAY". four existing crews in Oshawa. Claiming all $6,000, purse $2,100. They are 17 in number and have Four-yearolds and up. 6 fur- three capable leaders in George longs. | Bartlett, Skipper, Brenton Snow- 1 Page Service, Dittfach 113 |don and Roy Kenney, assist- 2 Kennecott, Gordon 110 3 iants. 3 Flight Princess, Potts 11 ol i 4 Knuckle Duster, Brown 110 | The den i8 2 io bm 3 Caiup Senor Today. So in "Quagmire Inn." There are 11 un. {zomez invested Rovers with the re- QUINELLA BETTING mainder being Squires. Four of the members are Rover Citi- SEVENTH RACE |zens; that is, they are unable to Claiming all $3,500, purse $1,900. attend all meetings because of FIFTH RACE Allowance, purse $2,500. Cana-| dian foaled two-year-olds. 6 fur- longs. Division of the Fourth. 1 Captress, Fitzsimmons 116 2 Windkin, Despirito X114 3 Hammer"n Tongs, Gordon 119 4 New Flight. Parnell X106 5 Relic Town, Coy 122 Little Britain; Helen Found, | purse $1,80,0 Canadian foaled, 2- {Three- and four-year-olds. 6 fur- {university or work. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, August 24, 1961 3 after. Sea Rangers is one of the three senior branches of Guid- ing with the other two being Air Rangers and Land Rangers. They are a group of girls rang- ing in age from 14 to 21 and are interested in learning about the seas and ships. Even though they are a branch of the Girl Guide Association, they try to follow navy regulations. The officers hold the title of Skip- per, Mate, and Chief Petty Officer instead of Captain, Lieu- tenant and Patrol Leader as thev do in Guides. Every summer while other branches of Guiding are having a holiday, the Rangers of SRS Crusader meet at the Oshawa harbor for a weekly cutter prac- tice. A cutter, by the way, is a large row-boat with a pointed bow and square stern which seats 11 girls. Ten girls are rowing and one is setting the course with a rudder. As the beginning of school rolls around again, they begin to practice several times weekly in order to be in good condition for the regatta which is held in Toronto. 'Oshawa Rover Round Table Holds Annual Elections Not too long ago, the Rangers had a comnatition with the T) MV, Rose, 7th Rover Crew at Camp odalde ache tney ested their skill agains' the "~~ = pitching and fire-lighting. The evening was finished with a blind-folded congo line, barbe- que and campfire. During ¢camp- fire, the results of the testing were announced and the win- ners received their trophy. The boys put up a good fight but the girls won the cup to put in the Blue Grotto. The Blue Grotto is a room in the Guide House which the Rangers are trying decorate in a nautical design This room, althongh not: vet completed, "will be a place where they can go and spend a quiet evening with the rest of the Rangers. If there are any girls inter- ested in joining Sea Rangers, please contact Miss J. Nesbitt, 723-2773, Miss A. Jones 723-4175, or Miss S. Gaskell 723-3355. Dine At . . . For Christ YeBover 5 Here they compete in rowing| are erotics old or for Pelle wih The Ye = Sin [the less fortunate children of Sows al pind Rn prec: |Oshawa. rangers ssist-| ; : Golden Coast, Robinson, 115 | 4 North Bay, Cov 119 makina. Slothes for the, The winners walk off with the Roc's Champ, NB, 115 5 Queen's Gem. Despirito X111 dolls. The project is called trophy. This year the regatta | 6 Dutchfilli, NB, 115 6 Bracewell, NB 107 "Christmas '61" and donations|® be held during the last) | 7 Harry Hotspur, Morreale, 118 7 Daisy Page, Fitzsimmons 109 can be made through Skipper|" Cok of September. | 8 Mr. Yo Te, Borgemenke, 118 | 8 Island King, Gonzales X116 |Bartlett. on August 15, Skipper Cook 9 Miss Tarcen, Roy, 115 9 Redbud Royal, Robinson 106 | Events of the near future are: [apc (or. unbarton Sea Rangers, 10 Sauvagette, NB, 115 |A beatnik party and a day bike RS Chaleur, invited the Rang. 11 Marchena, Fitzsimmons, 115 | prop n RACE |with the girls of the SRS Cru.|r O'sr fof a barbeque and 12 Flaven, Coy, 115 Claiming all $2,500, purse $1,0. [sader. Also, the rover tl im gon. a" EY Also eligible: Giant O North, Four-year-olds and up. One mile plans a weekend at Camp Samac|grs Crusader showed up for NB, 118; Ipse Dixit, NB, 118/55" 0 ¢oirteenth. | Northern Adventure Base, Hali-| this big event | Honey Boots, NB, 115; Deacon, 1 Shasta Road. Coy 112 tourton. s big event. D., NB, 118; Our Danny, Borge-| , ong Maple, Morreale 112 " menke, 112. | 3 Don's Saveo. NB 117 [NEW MEMBERS pres | On the ranger scene, new| i FOURTH RACE | 4 Evg, Express, Dittfzch 117 r Allowance, purse $2,500, Cana-| 5 Bewildered, Morreale 112 Imembery are bi welcomed. | i 4 > -| 8 Kingwood, Despirito X112 {The Oshawa Ranger crew is dian foaled, 2-year-olds, 6 fur g pl , [he Dslawa Sah) CRUSADER | longs | 7 Brilliant 2nd, Potts 117 known 1 Buzzin, NB, 116 8 Barley 2nd, NB 1i7 SRS" stands for Sea Ranger | 2 Aliarco, Kallai, 114 | Post time, 2 p.m. Cloudy, muddy Ship and "Crusader" is a naval| 3 Duropean Flight, B'g'menke AAC -- X - § Ibs., XX - 7 Ibs., destroyer that they are named | Set Record QpLTyARIEY - For Classified MRS. HAZEL 0. BROOKING | FUNERAL OF | Mrs. Hazel Olive Brooking] MRS. VICTOR CORBETT | {| died at the Oshawa General Hos-| Memorial service for Mrs. pital, Wednesday, Aug. 23. {Victor Corbett, who died ai She lived at Lot 18, Conces-|yijlsdale Manor, Sunday, Aug. ision 5, West Whitby Township!9) was held at the Armstrong) {and resided there for 52 years. | Funeral Home, Wednesday, Aug.| Mrs. Brooking was the former|23 at 2 p.m. She was in her| Hazel Olive Hutchings, theigsh year. daughter of the late Mr. and| The service was conducted by Mrs. John Hutchings. |Rev. F. H. Ward of Westmount She was born April 3, 1890, in| United Church. Interment fol- East Whitby Township and lived|jowed in Mount Lawn Cemetery. in the district of West Whitby| pailbearers, all grandsons, all her life. She was married in|were: Victor Corbett, George Toronto in 1909, and was an ad-/Corbett, Bruce Corbett, Philip herent of Brooklin United Corbett, James Corbett and Bob Church. {Boneham. Mrs. Brooking was pre-| deceased by her husband, FUNERAL OF | Ernest, on May 24, 184d. Sie is MRS. WALTER H. JACKSON survived by four daughters, pynera) services for Mrs. | Plarence, aL Dome wa '| Walter H. Jackson, of 134 Tyler brig ian ( ye A Sawai ie Crescent, who died suddenly at m. Young (May), Wellington; | "chan General Hospital and Ruth, also at home. There yr onday Aug. 21, were held |are four grandchildren. Mrs.|¢ 0 he aotntosh-Anderson Fu- Brooking is the last member ofl e al H Wed dav. Aug | iad doi Hy [poral Home; ednesday, Aug. Mrs. Brooking will be resting| Ral vil tudent in: at the family residence from, Jossiey: cS udent ma Friday noon, with memorial ser-| ister at King Street United Church, conducted the services. |vice being held there at 2 p.m. i {Aug. 26, taken by Rev. George|Jrierment Teliowed In Mount 3 | | Telford. Interment will follow in The ior we 1 " Grovesi tery, Brooklin. S 8 re largely Toveside Cemetery, Er | attended and the volume of flor-| Cannington; Jean McMaster, | year olds, § furlongs, division of Douglas; Elva Gorrill, Little {po first Britain. 1 Page Anne, Parnell, X110 --Oshawa Times Ph Chopora, Despirito, X110 | 3 Charocative, Dittfach 121 longs. Division of the Second. 1 Irish Duke, Behrens 107 2 Ruby Gar, Annesley 109 ford, Lakefield; Dorothy Long, | Belleville; Mrs. F. Dalgleish, io Ladies' College this week. | Phd, Toronto; Sandra Mec- | Arnprior; Beth Weavers, Standing on the steps in front | Cracken, Lakefield; Mrs. | Lakefield; Carolyn Down, of the College are the follow- | James Hampson, Pembroke; | Lakefield; Gloria Trolley, ence for leaders at the Ontar- | OSHAWA'S NEWEST RESTAURANT Featuring Steaks & Beefburgers MAYFAIR RESTAURANT SIMCOE S. PLAZA (Simcoe S. ot Ritson Rd.) FREE PARKING | oto. | poner | 3 4 5 x betty haydl . . . DECORMOR BRL 2 33 papers in the U.S. and 3 in Canada carried over a million individual Classified ads last year. This was more papers than ever before and double the figures for 1950. ' It only takes one ad to get a good tenant for your va- cant property. Dial 723-3492 now for Oshawa Times Clas- sified to put a "for rent" ad to work. Order your ad for 6 days to insure best chance for results. fabrics were origin. elly priced os high es 3.98 per yord end ere now elearing to make room for new stock, Drop in end ses for yourself. This is an unusual opportunity to save! 1.00 PER YARD eS EIGHT YOUNG LADIES ATTENDING the School for Leaders at the Ontario La- dies' College pose on one of the cannons in front of the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING | (Continued from Page 20) 32 Articles for Sale FURNACES, forced alr, ten year guar. antes, $2.25 per week, no down pay- ment. Package deal $130. Telephone 725.4729. CHESTERFIELD suite, baby buggy, all in good condition. Telephone 728-5310. AWNINGS, canvas, Prompt service, free estimates. Chair, table rentals. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North. VACUUM cleaner repairs, all makes, parts, attachments, brushes, guaran-| teed rebuilt machines. Estimates free. Rentals. Vacuum Cleaner Repair Ser- vice. 728-0591 anytime. ORDERS taken for wood storm sashes, College. They are attending | Helen the WMS United Church con- | Jean ference which lasted all week. | Gloria Trolley, Claremont; Shown are: Back row (I-r)-- | Sandra McCracken, Lake- Dorothy Dunford, Lakefield; | field; Front row (l-r)--Beth Karren Carolyn Weavers, Lakefield; Graham, Lakefield; Downs, Lakefield. Found, McMaster, Cannington; Douglas; --~Oshawa Times Photo. CITY AND DISTRICT NO ACCIDENTS No accidents or break-ins i a, | were reported to the Oshawa CHESTERFIELD and matching chair, 0 URNEL Tange, apartment ize, four) police Department in the period "728: ah Elbe Be ae 728-1972 ple; small continental 9052{from 9 a.m. Wednesday until TENTS, eamp cots, sleeping bags, lan- terns, picnic jugs, camp stoves. Best prices in town. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West, 725-6511. Terms to suit you. DOMESTIC coak stoker, complete with control panel. Ci Pp! sys- good tem, good condition, 725-2906. Also | FOUR burner Moffat electric stove, $130. $40. In good condition. Telephone G. Beech, MA 3-3921. heavy duty, in tic timer, $50. car top boat, NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS WE HAVE MOVED FROM OUR OLD ADDRESS 1290 SIMCOE N. STOVE -- 30" t 12-foot aluminum Telephone 723-4670. after 40. oi 1830 am. today. CRIB with mattress, blond, padded top, HOUSE furniture, owner transferred. extends to ull size single continental Piano, "Willis", bedroom suite, ches. FIVE CALLS bed with adjustable spring. Tele: terfield suite, tables, "49 Austin car. | h i epartment phone 725-9323. 562 Wychwood. 728-8563. : | Te Oshawa Fire D Spa a SACRIFICE sale, five plece chrome CHESTERFIELD and matching chair, 2 u ance answers Bye kitchen suite with extra leaf, arborite beige, in excellent condition, just new-.| iD the period from 9 am. Wed- top, well padded chairs, in ly r d, Tele- | nesday until 9 a.m. today. No condition. Telephone 728-6146 be |phone WH 2-0286 or apply 17 Oak! fire alarms were turned in dur- -- -- |St: t, Ajax. M + : {oreet, dia |ing this period. ELNA sewing machine, used, open arm | No. 1 quality. Measurements, estimates|(darns, mends), $8 down. Take over 34 Lost & Found | | free. Terms. Order early. 723-4989. |{payments, Full price $69.50. Telephone TYPING paper on sale, letter size, | 128 81 white newsprint, buy in bulk lots and COCA-COLA machine, large upright, save, 4% Ib. pkg. $1.00, 9 Ib pkg. $2.00. | capacity nine cases. One year old. Cost Circulation Department. Oshawa Times. $800. Sell for $400. 725-4344 BEAT the tax! Order now, aluminum WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator for sale, siding, awnings, storms, soft siding,|7 cubic foot capacity in excellent condi- natural stone. Free estimates. Oshawa tion. Telephone 725-0663 for further par. Aluminum Sales, 725-7922 ticulars. WATCH -- lady's Elgin, gold case with black cord band, lost vicinity Oshawa Shopping Centre, Saturday, August 19, Telephone MO 8-4202. 35 --Legal Fined For Riding |Entry Of Chinese tate"s court of six charges in connection with the illegal en- try of Chinese immigrants into Canada. REGINA (CP) -- Yee Ham I will not be responsible for any debts | S00, alias Bill Woo, 47, of Re- Earlier, defence counsel R. L. Pierce said the basic character |al tributes reflected the esteem| with which the deceased was| held in the community. | Pallbearers were W. Barker, Thomas Beard, Robert Jovce,| |Harry McMaster, R. Cox and James Milgate. TO A BRAND NEW LOCATION Taunton Rd. E. AT CITY LIMITS CUSTOM STEEL contracted in my same by anyone on gina, Wednesday was fined $2, {of the Chinese society taught thant my whitien consent, 'mr, [100 and given a one - day jail that the respect for the family John C. Kennedy. {term after hearings in magis-| was more important than any | duty owed to the state. JUNE LEAVES HOSPITAL [He held 35 patents in the con-| He argued that these tamily| MONTEREY, Calif. (AP)-- struction business including one | duties, directed by Bill Woo's) June Allyson was discharged which laminated stainless steel father, had resulted in the de-| Wednesday from hospital where and aluminum to plywood that|fendant being involved in at-| doctors removed a kidney stone was used when he built the|tempts to bring family members| from the actress. {Thule air base in Greenland. 'from China ot Canada. CLEMENTS DIES NANTUCKET, Mass. (AP)-- {Macmillan Clements, 52: inter- {nationally known construction |figure, died Wednesday in hos- pital after a three-day illness. "UXBRIDGE FOOD AND FREEZER PROVISIONERS Have the finest Food Plon in existence, offering the highest ethics in the Food Business. We will not misrepresefit initial food costs, or quality of foods. Our Food Consultants are instructed to give facts only. Our meats are Red Brand Quality and are cut to individual requirements. We know that we con stretch your present food dollar, that in most cases, will include an exclusive Food Plan Freezer at no extra cost. Budgeted Foods with no down pay- ment on either food or freezer to credit, approved, customers, We olso need full and part time sales people to present the wonderful - story of Health in Quality Balonced Diets, plus con- venience ond economy. PHONE OUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE AT 725-8977 EXT. 2 COMING EVENTS | Did You Know ... In the main Dining Room of the GENOSHA HOTEL you con || have o Full-course Dinner for || ONLY 95¢, | INTERIOR DECORATOR 15 KING EAST 725-2686 Oshawa's ONLY QUALITY Fur Store CONFIRMS YOU ON THE BINGO at the Avalon, Thursday, Au. gust 24, 7.30 p.m. North Oshawa Park, $6 and $10 and seven jackpots. CERAMIC CLASSES Learn a foscinating ond pro- fitable hobby. Telephone DON DAVENPORT 725-2959 SUMMER DANCING GRAND VALLEY RANCH ~ DANCE SCHEDULE SATURDAY nights -- THE GRAND VALLEY HOEDOWN WITH THE WONDERFUL MONTGOMERY ORCHESTRA $2.00 PER COUPLE BRING A GANG AND HAVE A BALL FOR RESERVATIONS CALL TEMPLE 9-2691 FRIDAY night -- THE GRAND VALLEY BANDSTAND WITH TOP NAME BANDS NO JEANS OR WINDBREAKERS [Fo social clubs and groups--we invite you to use our facilities or hayrides, donces, corn roasts, wiener roasts and outings. 2 miles north of No. 2 higway on Valley Farm Road, Pickering. NOVEL BINGO THURSDAY EVENING, 8 P. ot ST. GEORGE'S HALL, (Albert and Jackson Sts.) Games $6, $12, $20 | May be doubled or tripled | $180 JACKPOT Included | Door Prize $15 | AUGUST FUR SALE 75 KING EAST -- Opposite Genosha Hotel 7 [ / ALL OTHER TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS 728-6201 34 SIMCOE ST. NORTH ® HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS eo BANANAS 89: -..- 2:33: BUTT BUTTER = 39 33 YELLOW 39 2-37: CANADA PACKERS e RIB CHOPS FEATURE \ : WING SIRLOIN, T-BONE RED BRAND FRESH PORK SHOULDER LEAN MEATY BLADE SHORT CUT (1st 4) ECONOMY -- 6 & 7 PRIME R15 49 FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT WE HAVE PURCHASED SOME EXHIBITION BEEF ON SALE THIS WEEKEND iff Mills 48 Hour~Special Lz 1960 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE Custom radio, New car condition. Eel 1205 CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. 230 KING ST. WEST 725-6651 Cl BROOKSIDE--24-0Z, Bread 4 9 FIRST GRADE 65 c Ib Fresh Sliced BREAKFAST 39 BACON 37 [KAM x cHoicE LAMB | CHICKENS e SHOULDER FRESH eo SHOULDER 22 -3% LB. CHOPS OVEN READY P 4)