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NEW HIGHWAY SECTION Highways Minister Charles be opened to traffic Friday, §$. MacNaughton has an- Nov 1, at 12 noon. Follow- nounced the closing of the last ing rapidly upon the opening gap but one on Highway 401-- on Oct. 30 of an 18-mile sec- the 8%4-mile section north of tion from Cornwall westerly to Marysville and Napanee, at the Aultsville sideroad and the western and eastern ends, the recent opening of sections respectively. This section will in Western Ontario between London and Tilbury, this new- est stretch of Highway .401 now permits a through 500- mile drive on that freeway from Windsor to the village of Lancaster, east of Corn- wall. The sections of High- TO OPEN FRIDAY way 401 opened to date in 1963, including the Marys- ville - Napanee link, add up to 97 miles. --Depa rtment of Highways Photo. Weights Wrong Court Hears Case) "ity AND Butcher Fined PORT HOPE -- Meat shop proprietor Keith Bradley, of BOWMANVILLE -- A horse| Vanishing Horse another party that the horse had DISTRICT HOSPITAL REPORT Following is the report of the Hospital for | } |Oshawa Geseral Ford Pro For Nine DETROIT (AP)--Ford Motor Co. set a nine-month sales rec- ord this year, but its profit pic- ture wasn't as rosy as that of Chrysler or General Motors. Tuesday Ford became the last of the three biggest auto mak- ers to file its financial report a the first three quarters of All reports agreed the auto business has been extremely good. Total dollar sales by both Ford and General Motors for the three quarters wene records. For Chrysler, they were the highest since 1957. For economists who consider the auto industry a key indica- tor of the American business si- tuation, there was heartening news. = GM in its third-quarter report Monday said its profits through September exceeded $1,000,000,- 000. Chrysler reported more than $100,000,000 in the same period. Ford bound itself in the un- usual situation of doing more dollar volume than it did in the first nine months of 1962 and 'having less profit to show for it. fit Lower Months Ford sales for the first nine months this year were almost $6,200,000,000 with profits of $346,000,000, or $3.14 a share, The previous record for a nine- month period was in 1962 when sales were about $5,800,000,000 with profits of $350,000,000, or $3.18 a share. For the third quarter this year, Ford profits were $69,700,- 000, or 63 cents a share, com- pared with $82,00,000, or 74 cents a share, in the same quar- ter last year. Consolidated sales for the quarter were $1,763,- 700,000, slithtly higher than the $1,747,800,000 in the same pe- riod last year. Ford stock dropped in value, after the lower earnings were reported, from a 54% closing on the New York Stock Exchange to a 52% closing on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange, which was open later than the New York Exchange. Explaining the drop in prof- lits, Ford. spokesmen said in- creased costs of materials and increased wages were among the factors involved. They also cited "unusually heavy ex- penses in tooling up for our 1964 :models,"" CAPSULE NEWS | Big Canoe Saves 6 Stranded Men Pontypool, 25 miles north-west of here, was convicted on two charges of misrepresentation Monday after he sold meat that was incorrectly labelled. The label on a pork cottage roll sold in Mr. Bradley's store had shown a weight four ounces less than actual weight. A fro- zen minute steak had been under weight by two ounces. Mr. Bradley has a part-time job delivering mail for the post office department. His wife helps him operate the store. "There is no excuse for this sort of nonsense," said Magi- trate R. B. Baxter. "'The manu- facturer provides the label and it should be used to contain the proper weight." "The greatest penalty here will be the publicity and loss of trade,' said the magistrate. "T think anyose who finds he is being short changed or over- charged would soon change stores." He was fined $15 on each of the two charges. Marcel Chartrand of the de- partment of weights and mea- sures office in Belleville, pro- cured evidence by having two ons make small purchases the Bradley store. galloping down Highway 2 in the dark resulted in two accidents in the Maple Grove Area Sept. x A charge of careless driving against William Edwin Berrill, Bowmanville, was dismissed in magistrate's court here Tues- lday. A similar charge against {Paul MclIntyre, Courtice, was {also dismissed. | Counsel for Berrill was T. Kelly, Oshawa. The investigat- ing >fficers were Constable R. Parker, Bowmanville Police De- partment and Constable P. C. Harte-Maxwell, OPP. Constable R. Parker told the court Mr. Berrill came to the police office at 1.30 a.m. Satur- day, Sept. 7, and reported that he and a friend had seen a horse turn off Gravel Pit road and gallop east in the west- bound lane of Highway 2 toward Bowmanville, FOUND NO HORSE "I. notified the OPP office," continued the officer, 'and drove out to the Maple Grove area to investigate. I procesled as far as Preston sideroad but found no horse. Coming back into Bowmanville I was told by been seen on the road after Iithe week ending Oct. 26: ad- 'came through. | missions 343; births -- male 32, "I went back to Maple Grove/female 19; discharges 341; new- sideroad and there was the/borh discharges, male 31, fe- horse in the westbound lane|Male 27; major surgery, 76; |very dead. Two vehicles were| minor surgery, 97; eye, ear, lin the south ditch, One had been|nose and throat, 49; treatments 'driven by William Edwin Ber-|and examinations, 224; casts, rill, Bowmanville and the other|42; physiotherapy treatments, by Paul McIntyre, Courtice./805; visits, 535; occupational Both vehicles. had struck =e 201. horse minutes apart. The road} PORT HOPE FIRM SOLD was covered with blood and em BROCKVILLE (CP) -- Pur- ichase of the factory of Stein trails." AREA SEARCHED Packers Ltd., of Port Hope for Constable P. C. Harte-Maxwell|an undisclosed price was an- OPP, testified he and Constable nounced today by Confederated J. C. Cartwright went to the| Foods of Canada, Ltd., of Delta, area immediately on receipt of|25 miles northwest of Brock- Constable Parker's call. HejVille. Stein Packers, makers of stated that they went as far as| 4g food, will employ a staff of Courtice road. then north to|!9 in future. President and vice- Nash road and east on it and|President will be W. H. Russell south at the next sideroad to|amd Donald B .Green of Delta. Highway 2. He found no horse,| Allan Moldaver of Peterborough he continued, but at that mo-|#as been named manager. ment they 'received a radio mes- HEARING SET investi the ident. | sage to investigate the acciden | OTTAWA (CP) -- The Board Be scape een, yds eel Transport Commissioners in the Berrill car, to maz-\will hold a tearing in the Peterborough courthouse Dec. istrate that after reporting the galloping horse to the Bowman- 11 to consider en application by the Canadian National Rail- | KESWICK, Ont. (CP) -- Six|Empress of Canada to succeed men who were washed ashore) Viscount Amory. He said Cana- on nearby Georgian Island afte;/dian exports to Britain have drifting more than 13 hours on|been booming during the past Lake Simcoe in a rented cabin|few years while British exports cruiser were taken off the is-jhave been going down. land Tuesday by Lorenzo Big Ca PASS SORDID FILM noe, former chief of the isiand's i Indian reserve. The men, five), LONDON (AP) -- A heavily : jcut version of a film about the of them from Toronto, said the} Metab : u saa |sordid life of London's beatniks boat ran out of gasoline Monday}, ,. passed by Britain's chief film censor Tuesday after a dis- about five miles out in the lake.| TO JOIN COUNCIL |pute of almost a year. The pro- TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario|ducers of The Party's Over are Society on Aging will operate| Working on extra shots to bridge as a section of the Ontario Wel-|Cuts ordered by the censor. fare Council after Nov. 1, it was! learned Tuesday. The purpose} vonton Loa Bete 3 A of the society, an officer said, is}, ;., oryx--one of "the e "rod to prod groups into an aware-|. 04 shot of the me s ness of the need for expanding),00, saveq i oa! Fre J aye lservices for the aged. jDeen saved trom extinction by the birth of a male to Edith TO LOOK AT FEEDS lat the zoo in Phoenix, Arizona, OTTAWA (CP)--A penetrating Britain's Fauna Preservation look at the Eastern Canada feed|Society said Tuesday. The herd lgrain picture--including price|in Phoenix now numbers six. spreads between big the Prai- KILL 27 irie farmer gets and the eastern farmer has to pay--has been ino pony BP ge hstai scheduled by the Commons com-| 1). .¢men ma en i od 7 ra ae mittee on agriculture' and col-/.54 children and four men in a c dzation. Kenya village near the Uganda- Adolphe Menjou, down the street and talked to some friends for about half an hour. Then the two youths de- cided to go to Hotel Genosha in Oshawa, he continued, to get something ot eat. "We wefe driving along not over 40 miles an hour," stated Sauve Actor Dies HOLLYWOOD (AP)--Adolphe Menjou, the, dapper, crisp-talk- ing actor whose career spanned more than half a century in films, died Tuesday. He was 73. He had been suffering from jaundice for some time. Death came at his home is Beverly Hills. With him were his third! wife, the former Veree Teas-| dale, and his son, Peter, 27. Menjou was one of Holly- wood's great stylists. Though born and educated in the United States, he used his foreign- the accepted practice. But his availability paid off and he piled up a fortune as the film credits mounted. By 1950 he had appeared in more than 200 movies. Menjou was born in -Pitts- burgh, Pa., the son of a well- to-do hotel proprietor. He became interested is the- jatrical work at Cornell Univer- lsity and joined the McLaughlin stock company in Cleveland, Ohio, after graduation. The same year -- 1912 -- he did his Barclay.. "It was pitch black. Suddenly the horse appeared in front of the car. We didn't have a chance to miss him." ville police he and Berrill went ways to abandon 10 miles of track in its Lakefield subdivi- sion, LETTERS PATENT The latest issue of The On- \tario Gazette shows that let- ters patent have been issued authorizing the formation of a new company by three Oshawa residents, Gordon Riehl, accoun- tant; Russell Joseph Murphy, SHOOT MYSTERY ROCKET SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP)--A mystery satellite vehi- cle shot aloft Tuesday from nearby Vandenberg Air Force Base. The air force said it was boosted toward polar orbit by a Thor - Agena D combination rocket, but it would not say whether orbit was achieved. Such satellites frequently carry solicitor and Olga McDougall, secretary, have been naméd provisional : directors of the Northland Hunting Company| Ltd., to promote hunting and fishing trips. COOKS START TRAINING TORONTO (€P) -- Ontario's first formal tfaining program for cooks opened Tuesday as 20 young men from centres be- tween Fort William, Ottawa and Toronto began a five - month |Kenya border Tuesday, | ARCHBISHOP DIES VATICAN CITY (Reuters) -- Dutch - born Archbishop Fran- cisco Beikman of Panama, - 80, died here Wednesday of a heart course at the Provincial Insti-|attack. vate Of Tenens BAS, [RELEASE MORE PRISONERS ites a Se a oo Bag | BAGHDAD (Reuters)--Iraq's ED ( ise + s60-a_| Military governor-general, Brig, othy Dutton, a former $60-a-|Roshid Musleh, has ordered the week investment firm employee,| lease of 228 politica Iprison- j the newspaper Al-Arab was committed for trial Tues-|,_. day following preliminary hear-|\-4y5 It followed the release of {200 prisoners Oct. 20. | ing into 10 or 222 theft charges against her involving $89,000. CIVIL SERVANTS STRIKE ROME (Reuters) High- BTS Escapee Ident of the firm, Eric Duggan,} Mrs, Dutton was _ secretary-| ranking Italian civil servants treasurer of D. M. Duggan In-) vestments Limited. The presi-| went on strike Wednesday for the second sccessive day to press for civil service reforms, filed an assignment in bank- Farisland . Janice Maple brought the top price of $1,600 at the 13th annual sale spon- sored by the Central Ontario Cattle Breeding Association 4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, October 30, 1963 3 at Maple and featured ani- mals sired by bulls used in the unit. The sire of Janice is Bond Haven Rag Apple Maple. At left is the buyer, TOP ANIMAL AT CENTRAL UNIT SALE Cc. F. Bottema, Indianapolis, Indiana and at right the sell- er, Elgin Cunnington, Bramp- ton. io BOWMANVILLE -- The Bow- jmanville Recreation Association |has announced the make-up of the teams which will play. in the minor hockey league during coming months. A schedule of practice hours has been set up |as follows: SATURDAY, NOV. 2 7-7.50 a.m. -- Bruins and Ran- gers; 8-8.50 a.m. -- Hawks and Canadians (Clean Ice); 9-9.50 a.m. -- Braves. and Cubs; 10- 10.50 a.m. -- Flyers and Lions (Clean and Flood); 11-11.50 a.m. -- Hornets and Indians; 12-12.50 Cheque Charges Are Adjourned | | BOWMANVILLE -- A King City man was remanded to Nov. 26, on four charges of attempt- ing to defraud by worthless cheques, in magistrate's court here Tuesday. Magistraté R. B. Baxter ad- vised him to start making resti- tution at once. A pre-sentence report will be prepared. John Holmes, 30,admitted writing cheques, totalling over |$534, which all bounced. He explained that he had bought livestock at various sales barns hoping to sell at a profit. Constable G. Evans, OPP, testified that Holmes had five children and was working for a chicken plant --. killing and processing broilers -- at $50 a week, "I understand he was taken for $400 by another bum cheque artist," continued Constable Evans, "when he sold the cattle. He has since returned a horse and a goat to Jack Reid, equipment and skates, pants, p.m. --Giants and Bisons; 1- 1.50 p.m. -- Generals and Mar- oons; 2-2.50 p.m. -- Orphans and Comets; 3-3.50 p.m. -- Canucks and Aces. SATURDAY, NOV. 9 7;7.50 a.m. -- Pirates and Huskies; 8-8.50 a.m. 's and Red Wings; 9-9.50 am. -- Bears; 10-12.00 noon -- Remem- brance Day Service at Ceno- taph; 12-12.50 p.m. -- Bombers and Rams; 1-1.50 p.m.--Barons and Royals; 2-2.50 p.m. -- Mt, Royals and BTS. EQUIPMENT SALE The Hockey Mothers will again hold a sale of used hockey pads, etc., at Memorial Arena this Saturday, starting at 9.30 a.m. This will be an excellent opportunity to pick up some real bargains for your youngsters. Any boy interested in trying out for the atom, pee wee or bantam all-star team is invited to attend practices Saturday, Nov. 2. Atom practice 4-5 p.m., pee wee practice 5-6 p.m. and bantam practice 6-7 p.m. BEGINNERS SKATING The beginners skating session Minor Hockey Practice Periods Are Allocated day, Nov. 7. Classes will be held every Thursday from 4 to7 p.m. at Memorial Arena. Arrange- ments may also be made for anyone interested in taking pri- vate lessons. The class is again under the direction of Miss Barbara Anne Leafs|Smith. The fee for this class will be $8 for the season. To register just attend Thursday, Nov. 7, at the Memorial Arena. ZONE CONFERENCE The sixth annual East Central Ontario Zone Conference on Recreation will be held Satur- day, Nov. 2, at the Clarke High School on Highway 115. The theme for this is "Organized or Disorganized: Where Does Your Community Stand" The conference speaker will be William Watson, executive secretary, of the Metro Social Planning Council in Toronto, He will speak on "Community Or- ganization". Another highlight of the con- ference will be a special sec- tion for senior citizens, under hone direction of Ua E. M. Dut- nm, community programs branch of the Ontario Depart- |ment of Education. will start Monday, Now 4, at Memorial Arena from 3 to 5 p.m. This group is open to chil- dren seven years of age and under who wish to. skate. Super- vision will be on hand to assist the children where needed. Parents are cordially invited! Ronald W. Bilsky, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR @ Rheumatism 3 @ Migraine Headaches 100 King St. E. 728-5156 to attend and assist their young: ster with his skating. There is no charge for the parents who accompany children. The fee for this class will be $2 for the complete season. To register just attend the class on any Monday. : Your Original CARPET FIGURE SKATING The 1963-64 Figure Skating season will get underway Thurs- | Orono."' Evidence showed Holmes had passed a cheque for $100 to Jack Reid, Orono Sales Barn in } NEW HOME CENTRE Over 50 Rolls of yg ll on Display the Sony east of | Fi | gad Admits Charge ; A A tcy March 18 this year. . i y i ion pi ' ith|photographic gear being devel- rup -~~sounding name to advantage in first motion picture work with|photographic 8 8 S August; two to Jack Ritchie, SPECIALISTS the early days of silent films./the old Vitagraph Company in oped for the Samos space spy With trim moustache, slicked|New York City. hair and contintntal tailoring,| program, BOWMANVILLE a lad,| he became the epitome of the European gentleman on_ the screen. GREENWOOD ENTRIES escaped from the Ontario Train-| ing School for Boys, appeared! in court here Tuesday charged with car theft, obstructing a police officer and dangerous | | * Though type-cast to a marked degree, it never seemed to hurt him. Possibly it was because he jrirst Race -- Sun Archer. Maiden. THURSDAY, OCT. 31,. 1963 driving. A~J. MacDonald and Steven Edward Stevenson} Mi R.. W. Burgess entry TO ORGANIZE SECTION _ |including higher pay. OTTAWA (CP)--Lt.-Col. Fred) DEFECTOR PUNISHED Reesor, 50, director of army) f public relations, will help plan| MOSCOW . (Reuters)--Dancer Nakashidze, who de- and organize the setting up of| Anatoli the information section for the|fected from his Soviet troupe in| federal government's new de-|Edinburgh, has returned home partment of industry. The army --and been punished--the Com- announced Tuesday that Col.)munist youth newspaper Kom- Orangeville Sales Barn, totalling over $400 and one to Norman McIntyre, Lindsay Sales Barn. EYE EXAMINATIONS PHONE 723-4191 IMA Real Estote Ltd. N-I-R-C - LICENSED CARPET CLEANING 728-4681 NU-WAY RUG. CO. LTD. Expert Upholstering 174 Mary Street by eppointment F. R. BLACK, O.D. 136 SIMCOE ST. NORTH $3500 claiming. Purse $1800. For 2-year-) rs. olds. 7 Furlongs. | SPAULDING, Oct, 2 | FIFTH RACE -- Sun. Brier, elected trial by magistrate and|Reesor is being seconded to the/somolskaya Pravda reports. It a pleaded guilty to all thre e|department as of next Monday./did not say when he defected) 'charges. He was remanded in| or when he returned, nor did it could portray--with equal force --the irascible tycoon, the ur- bane wastrel or the warm- TRADES ACCEPTED 728-6286 323 King St. W. Mr. Flirt, No Boy 113 Pot O Doe, Smith 113 hearted uncle or father. He deftly managed the transi- tion to sound. Audiences were surprised that he spoke with no accent. His manner of speech was American-toned, though as clipped as his moustache. He delivered lines--and spoke private life -- at breakneck speed. One of his earliest talking films was The Front Page, in which he played the garrulous managing editor. Menjou was proud of being what he regarded as a "think- ing man."' He read up to eight books a week asd was fluent in five languages. Menjou was a freelancer in an era when studio affiliation was Durham MP On Panel At Women's Rally OTTAWA (CP) -- The Na- tional. Federation of Liberal Women today will elect a new slate of officers and present res- olutions arising from its three- Arm Crest, Smith 113 Limbo Lad, No Boy 113 Successo, Lanoway 117 Willow Blue, No Boy 113 Diana Fair, Fitzsimmons 110 Dek's Levy, Bohenko 113 Garden Prince, Leblanc 120 Fire Mate, McComb 113 Wanless Park, No Boy 113 Pantoismine, Clemes (A)113 ss, Harrison, 113; Tommy's Gal, 110; Pauia's Flight, No Boy, 10; Select Rythm, Gordon, 113; Right Chief, No Boy (A)113. A--R. S. T. Stable and Mr. and Mrs. F. S$ Blackwell entry. SECOND RACE -- Santan. $2500 claim- ing. Purse $1800. For 3-year-olds. 7 Fur- Fieldgia: Hale, longs. Right Bower, Leblanc 113 Lichee Nut, Lanoway 112 Be Merry, No Boy 116 Gum Swamp, Leblanc 109 Guiding Wave, No Boy 109 Artista, No Boy 112 Hi, Dear, Armstrong 113 | Belle Ange, Parsons X107 THIRD RACE -- Palatine, Maiden. | Maiden. $3500 claiming. Purse $1800. For {2-year-olds. 7 Furlongs. Bingo Suds, No Boy 113 | Quesimini, Walsh X105 |Kralover, Armstrong 113 |Resolve, No Boy 120 Minnie Haw Haw, No Boy 110 Vaicutta, No Boy 110 Daumont, Armstrong 120 Vetona, No Boy 113 Flying Dodi, No Boy 110 Ninth Wave, Wick 120 |King City, Leblanc 113 Ornery Fioe, No Boy 110 Also Eligible: Fast Decision, No Boy, 120; Knight O Glin, Remillard, 113; Pay |claiming. Purse $1800 for 3-year-olds, | furlongs. Argo Bound, Dittfach 109 |Secret Star, Walsh X110 |Janhill, No Boy 112 Feverzauber, Armstrong 119 Dominant, Rasmussen 112 |Frampton Fair, Stauffer 119 |Cluny Miss, Harrison 112 Tarpon Run, Smith 119 in/aiso Eligible: Pen Tack, Clemes, 120; Parkside Drive, Potts 116 SIXTH RACE -- Coral Gables allow- ances. Purse $2600 for 3- and 4-year-olds, i mile, Gay Pageant, No Boy 105 Winsmanship, Leblanc 116 Sagsilla, Fitzsimmons 116 Day, Hernandez 108 Flower, Harrison 105 | QUINELLA BETTING SEVENTH RACE -- Seaford, $4500 |claiming. Purse $2200 for 3year-olds and le. g. Cut Ponder On, 123 Chinese Bandit, Wick 118 Brown Panther, Walsh X106 Barracho J J, No Boy 116 Red Sail, Walsh X118 Laburnum, Fitzsimmons 113 Mr. T .F. Fitzsimmons 105 Star Shadow, Gordon 120 Chalmoogra, McComb 123 EIGHTH RACE Jasmine, $2500, claiming. Purse $1900 for 3-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles. Cartersville, Uyeyama 117 Half Acre, Parsons X115 Smirlys Rouge, No Boy (A)118 Sun Hash, Hale (B)123 Toronto Street, No Boy 112 Last Morning, Stadynk 123 Reactor, Smith 118 Samson The Great, Dittfach 112 Bobby Pin, Remillard 114 | day national convention which| Parade, Parsons, X115; King Rip, Walsh,|Sauvagette, Harrison 109 concludes this afternoon. The Liberal women Tuesday were advised to integrate their constitutency organizations with the men's groups and to seek in- tegration with the National Lib- eral. Federation by four Liberal MPs Tuesday afternoon. Four Liberal MPs--Maurice J. Moreau (York-Scarborough), * Albert Bechard (Bonaventure), Russell C, Honey (Durham) and Margaret Konantz (Winnipeg South) made the suggestion dur- ing a panel discussion on the organizational role of women in X15; North Sky, Terry, 110. FOURTH RACE Spring maiden, $2500 claiming (foaled In Can- ada). Purse $1800 for 3 and 4year-olds, \7 furlongs. |Sursum Corda, Gordon 119 |Choreography, Hernandez (A)119 Dessie's Ace, Tawse XXX106 'Men Free, No Boy 119 Cloud IV, Sandover 119 Our First, Remillard 116 .. {Type Right, No Boy 112 Miss Tip, No Boy 119 Teeston, No Boy 119 Lawless Lady, Walsh X111 Good Old Jo, Walsh X111 |Roanaway, No Boy 116 Also Eligible: Sterling. Street, Smith 116; North Cairn, No Boy 116; Vibra- zon, No Boy 112; Whirling Banner, Eifiott 119; Sir Conrad, Williamson XXX112; Crescent Rhodes, Ni urshirs ee ee Moon, | Mr Yo Te, No Boy (A)118 Real Stuff, No Boy 123 Also Eligible: Vee Gee Cee, Hale 112; Noble Boy 2nd, No Boy 117; Big Brown Eyes, No Boy 109; Dark Red, No Boy 115; Our Interview, 118; Trust Him, Leblanc (B)118. A--Mrs. R. E. Fisher and D. A. McKay entry B--Mrs. F. W. Merrill entry POST TIME 1.30 p.m. CLEAR AND FAST FoR PREFERRED 'ATTENTION PAUL 728-9474 ISTOW EALTOR Fitzsimmons | custody to County Jail, Co. bourg, to appear Nov. 19. A pre-sentence report will be pre- pared. Constable J, McDonald, OPP, told His Worship he was westbound on 401 about 8.15 p.m., Friday, Oct. 25. "Near Waverly road I ob- served an Austin Healy Sprite going about 40 miles an hour in too low a gear. I waved him to the shoulder and drew along- side. Suddenly he veered out and very. nearly ran me down. |I followed accused and four more times he deliberately tried never got out of low gear. Dam- jage to the car was over $300. Black smoke poured out of it. I expected to see it catch fire any minute." Corporal K. Freethy told the court the vehicle had been stolen from McQueen Motors, King street east, Bowmanville. The court was also told that this was the third time Steven- son had escaped from the Train- ing School for Boys. - SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, reliable Ges Dealer in your erec. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 | | to force me off the road. He) BOND SALES UP describe the punishment, OTTAWA (CP)--Sales of the 11963 series of Canada Savings |Bonds had exceeded $200,000,000 |by the close of business last Fri- jday, Finance Minister Gordon jannounced Tuesday. He said lsales through payroll savings plans had reached $146,000,000 and there was a "strong likeli- hood" that last year's payroll- plan record of $232,000,000 would be equalled or surpassed. BRITISH ARE CONCERNED MONTREAL (CP)--Sir Henry Lintott, new British high com- missioner to Canada, said Tues- day his country is "a bit wor- ried" about the current imbal- ance of trade between the two countries. He was interviewed on his arrival here aboard the FATT RS OSS. | The Perfect Gift for | CHRISTMAS ze FRESH PORK SHOULDER HALLOWEE! ECONOMY-----6 & 7 LEAN MEATY BLADE LEAN MEATY SHORT RIB SHORT CUT (1st 4 rib) Forever! 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