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- PICKERING VILLAGE Truck Parking. Prompts «PICKERING (Staff) A delegation appeared at Picker- ing Village Council Tuesday to ask what had been done about the parking of trucks in residen- tial areas of the village. Councillor R. A. Watson told the delegation that according fo the zoning bylaw and the village planning board, trucks are allowed to be parked in the back yards of residential homes, No heavy trucks would be allowed however. Reeve R. A. Murison suggest- ed that if the delegation thought the zoning law unfair they should take the matter to a court of law and get a deci- sion there. .He said a: heavy truck was a vehicle weighing five tons or more unloaded. Councillor B. Kearney motion- ed that beginning June 30 Pick- ering Township Police enforce all village bylaws excepting those dealing with land use and health. MOTION LEGALITY Councillor Kearney also re-| ceived. council's permission to seek legal advice about a mo- tion he made last fall while on the Community Centre Board in which two members of the board were hired to supervise the out- door ice rink operated by the board. It is against the law .o hire people on the board for a Query The society asked council to, look into the bad state of re-| pair that the cemetery is in. The! cemetery is locally known as! potters field and has graves dat- ling back to the 1820's. ' | Three members have been ap-| |pointed to the Ontario court of! | revision, council was informed, |They include William McLean of Pickering Township, Grant Messer of the Village of Pick- ering and James Brooks of Whitby. DOG CONTROL Pickering dog control officer advised council that two dogs| were picked up in March, one of; which was returned and three dogs representing a 50 percent lincrease were picked up in | April of which one aiso was re-| turned to its owner, Permission 'has been granted; by the department of highways| to install 870 feet of storm sew-; ers in the village. A complaint about the keeping of rabbits, from Mrs. McDonald! \of 88 Kingston road east, in the village, prompted council to |po'nt out that it is against the} bylaws to do so. Rabbits are jnot considered to be household pets. | During the month of May, 19) awa: | persons were on welfare in the) village. This month the figure is! down 50 per cent. Left to right: J. P. Williams, industrial commissioner, Osh- A. L, Paterson, indus- trial commissioner, Welland; ap INDUSTRIAL iy OMMI SEMINAR. TRADE AND WIARIO Ya G. C. Walters, Consumers Gas Company; §S. G. Gadsby, executive . assistant to the minister Of economies | and POMGOREO BY INDUSTRY B RANG bi 1 OF ECONOMICS AND DEVELOP INDUSTRIAL COMMISSIONERS GATHER AT HONEY HARBOR development and R. O. Beggs, sioners Seminar sponsored by industrial commissioner, Sar- nia, discuss the details of a three-day Industrial Commis- the Department of Economics and Development. | Salary In BROUGHAM (Special)--Pick- ering Township staff salary in- creases were approved Monday with little comment. Councillor Hubert Wank pro- tested discussion of the salaries at an open council meeting and Councillor Bill Newman, chair- man of the finance committee concurred, When some discussion com- menced, Councillor Wank said: "This is not the normal way you deal with money matters. I feel that my salary is confi- dential." He said that all discussion should have been conducted in committee and the bylaw passed without comment, NEW SCHEDULES The salary bylaw repealed a former one and set up new schedules for department heads. They were: Clerk L. T. John- ston, 1963, $6400; 1964, $6800; maximum $7200; 200 per year inerement, Treasurer, D, J. Plitz: 1963, $5600; 1964, $6000; maximum |$5600; yearly increment, $200. Planning Director J. Faulkner: 1963, $7000; 1964, $7200; maxi- mum, $8000; yearly increment, | $200, | Engineer P. Poulsson: 1963, |$9000; 1964, $9333.33; maximum, |$10,000; yearly increment, |$333.33, Welfare administrator [Harry Pearce: 1963, $4800; 1964, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 11, 1964 39> 'Pickering Township Staff > creases Approved. Frank Prouse; 1963, $4800; 1964, $5600; maximum, . $6000; yearly increment, $200. The dog control officer will go from $3600 to a maximum of $4000; the fire chief from $5200 © $6000 maximum; fireman first class, from $4800 to $5000 maximum, Second class to a and Councillor Newman said that they were not yet in a* position to deal with those covered by the union agree-- ment. = " he fire department is the only group which has not beens maximum of $4400: and third included in the union agreee class to $4200. A probationary ment," seid Mr. Newman, fireman will receive a maxi-|© mum of $4000. OBJECTION |to ultimately wind up with five Deputy Reeve Mrs. McPher- son objected to the two tech- nicians in the engineer's depart- ment being included in the de- partment head bylaw, stating that they were not qualified en- gineers, but instrument men. "Why they don't come under the clerical set-up, I don't know,"'" observed the Reeve, adding that they, and perhaps the building and plumbing in- spectors were also eligible for the office employees union, the negotiations for which have not yet been completed. "The union is going to fight to get these people recognized," said the Reeve. "We are going department heads who are not members of the union." A clause was added to the sal- ary bylaw which stated that the foregoing salary schedule would be null and void if there were have five men, they are in position to arbitrate with Sca borough fire department, I they were heading for that cause none knew where th mee going. They had no ule." "I would assume in a tet years we will have only depart- of ment heads to worry about and- no others," said Mr. Newman,* The firemen's resolution 4 vided for nine statutory : days; two weeks' vacation > one year's service; three w after 10 years' service; weeks after 20 years' service... Sick leave credits will amoutift to one and one-half days pew month to a maximum of days, The township will bear one- half of the cost of PSI, Ontario, Hospital insurance; group life insurance, and individual life in- surance, Port Hope Beats larbitration proceedings. |FORMULA FOR FIREMEN A salary, grading, and holi- day formula was set up by reso- lution for the five salaried fire- men in Pickering Township, subject, at Councillor Newman's suggestion, that it be wiped out if there were arbitration pro- ceedings at any time when the staff built up to 10 when a union could be formed, Councillor Wank expressed his concern at dealing with this small group, and not the others, paying job working for the) FIREFIGHTERS board. The matter arose when Recently five volunteer fire- : no one answered an ad for the men were recommended by the Whitby Bantams position of rink supervisor and| Pickering volunteer fire depart- Mr, Kearney made a motion ap-|ment and approved by council.| porT HOPE The Kins- pointing board members to op-/They were added to bring the| en bantam baseball nine de- erate the rink. department up to the required) teated Whitby 17-6 im a game MEETING CHANGE (strength of 20 men..Now tw0i\pjayed at King's Field Tuesday Council voted to change theit|more people have volunteered|eyening. next pare gehen date from/for the job and. the fire depart-| Ralph Hodgson e4 bah Mer fe funds from rie pia cere eS winners and bi vg out for their annual field day at) han. the Muscular Dystrophy Associa e pokey appoin , eight, allowed six lasie oat | Alexandra Park, High Jump -- Harry Geisler.| 00. i tion, council decided to. allot/#"4 accept the new ones. walked six. Bob, Burley caught.) Competition was keen among) Running BroadJump -- Barry a te acted cows cial Plumbing inspector John Fin- them $15 out of a $25 fund re- Councillor R. A. Watson had Whitby used three pitchers in/the eight teams and entries Mills. ira e to disc uss the smai negan: 1963. $4800; 1964, $5600; served for such grants. The as- the two. men take physical €X-|<yocession in the first inning.|were, numerous as each con-| -Hop, Step'and Jump -- Harry|PUSiness management training|maximum, $6000; yearly incre- aminations under his own juris-|Khurack, Harris and then Grif-|testant received a point for en-| Geisler. program which is being carried ment, $200. Building inspector iation s s st 50 ives ; : | tociation spends almos cnateh diction. The five men have al-lrin who remained for the restitering an event. | Ball Throw -- Edward Groat./out through the Ontario De- cent of their funds on re: h | g { ) champions| JUNIOR GIRLS partment of Education, | ra -- | English Woman Visits : fi Projected schoo! signs at ready been advised that they|o¢ the game. The individual a 7 yd. dash -- Susan Living-| Jack Wright, program co- spent the weekend with her cou- | $5200; maximum, $5600; yearly jincrement, $200. B law officer Harry Ashton: Field Day Held _VillDiseus 'At King St. School ego ts, Percy Manuel, chairman of)$200, First assistant to engineer: the Education Committee of the|1963, $6000; 1964, $6000; maxi- 85 yd, dash -- Edward Groat./Oshawa Chamber of Commerce,|mum, $6600; yearly increment, 220 yd. dash -- Barry Mills. |announced today that his com-|$200. Second assistant to en- 440 yd. dash -- Barry. Shey-|mittee will meet Friday, June Sineer: 1963, $4963; 1964, $4900; 12, in Hotel Genosha. -- maximum, $5500; yearly incre- 200. The purpose of the meeting eons Salaries were passed as fol- lows: Police Chief Donald Lynde, $5600; J. Glendinning, $4800; Messrs. Morgan and Frazer, $4400; Mr. Gordon, On Wednesday, May 20, the " | weather was favorable as pupils pitched" for of King Street School gathered F ' i the fire department : "lear ioe eile Gher- 5 Highway 2 and George street in| Were on : All told, the trio allowed 15)were: senior girls, Vera Gher-) 7 the village will need a school _ sigh Lt Rapert FOO nits, nine walks and struck out sini; senior boys, Frank Saw- ston, -- : _ ordinator with the Ontario De- patrol or safety guard before the) Force te hate ite Ten, coun.|five- Reson caught. rei inte fmediate girls, pus puening Broad Jump--Margie| partment of Education, will be department of highways will) *¢ we a ' Whitby's best hitter was Ross eth Fiel ; intermediate oy '; Jamieson. : | atekaiit to. ciplain his cprdgrat erect signs, council learned. jcil_was informed, : ith two singles Barry Mitls:-junior girls, Susan} Ball Throw -- Susan McLean. |, the members of the educa Council decided to discuss the|with two singles. Livingstone; junior boys, Archer| JUNIOR BOYS be et See er pe POTTERS FIELD : tion. committee. Kinsmen batters. racked up Guy. 78 ye. dath'< Atchar Goy. A cemetery on Mill street just}committee, but, as one 3 WATCH FOR THE NORTH matter in a protective services| coun-| MAPLE GROVE -- Mrs. H. A Ee taety of Friend quite a tally. Keith Boundy had' "te, 7, supervised by Mrs.| Running Broad Jump--Archer|~ sout e Society of Friends and Cemetery will be cleaned up. cillor pointed out, someone is\q double, two. singles lgoing to have to apologize. walk, Garth Jiggins had a home CAPSULE NEWS run, two singles and strolled twice, and Burley singled twice. Dam Vandals F our pe cia. Ae Are Fined $50 | 'Car Rams Bank xy, 5.2. é stop logs at the Lindsay' Street) CAMROSE, Alta. (CP)--Four|Canada and the United States| pam Wednesday were each| Alberta residents died Wednes-|next spring. Announcement ofjfined $50 and costs. | day when a car went out of con-/the $1,000 award was made here| Charged under the Depart: trol and hit an embankment.| Wednesday during a meeting of| nent of Transport Act were Killed were Samuel Littke, 75,/the Canadian Association of| john Calvert, 19, of RR 6,, Lind- and his wife Effie of Calgary,| Children's Librarians. eee Carl McLean, 17, of St. and Edwin Reynolds, 79, and) Patri riage Leonard. "Late his wife Alma, 71, of Picture HIT BY QUAKE ST or ten citer Wu: AeA Butte. FAIRBANKS (AP)--A small|.. © "te earthquake was felt by Fair- Douglas Smith, 17, of Olivers FIGHT POLLUTION * _|banks residents early Wednes- Lane. TORONTO (CP) -- The Fed-\day. No damage was reported. @ration of Ontario Cottagers' As- sociations Wednesday urged the| PASS AID BILL CITY AND Ontario health department to) WASHINGTON (AP) -- The create an accelerated program | House of Representatives voted] DISTRICT to curb water pollution in at pra Johnson his $3,500,- tage areas. In a letter to Health| 000,000 foreign aid authorization' ppayER BREAKS ANKLE Minister Dymond, President' request Wednesday night. | Douglas McPhee, 28, Clark A. C. Hoad advocated an in-| | créase. in the number of health, DELAYS UN OPENING street, broke his ankle Wednes- inspectors and a $5-to-$10 raise) UNITED NATIONS (AP) --/day night, while playing base- fh their salaries. |Secretary - General U_ Thant| ball in aes Seder ig is in Wed ' 'Oshawa General Hospital. WINS AWARD eancetns penncoed Se leet opening of the United Nations . ENING CONCERT HALIFAX (CP) Clifford)General Assembly until after PLAN OPENING ERT Veron Faulknor of Calgary has the United States' Nov. 3 pres-| The executive of the Omer been awarded the 1964 Little,/idential election. He told mem-| Regiment Band is laying elab- Brown Canadian children's book| ber nations the 19th annual ses-|orate plans for its first concert award for his story The Whi'e|sion set for Sept. 15 would be-/of the summer season, on Thurs- Calf which will be published in gin Nov. 10 instead. day night of next week, at the WOODBINE ENTRIES scrmvier= morial Park, It will mark the FRIDAY, JUNE 12 22nd anniversary of the open- ling of the shell. oe gratulated on their excellent team spirit and co-operation as|~~ they were the winning team of the day. | The principal, J. Gaibraith, land his staff, assisted by J,| Henderson, recorded the follow-| ing winners: SENIOR GIRLS Relay -- Vera Ghersini, Bar bara Fletcher, Susan Ring, Nancy Day. | 100 yd, dash -- Vera Ghersini.| 220 yd. dash -- Vera Ghersini.| High Jump -- Linda Eldridge. Running Broad Jump -- Linda Mcinroy. Hop, Step and Jump -- Vera Ghersini. Ball Throw ridge. SENIOR BOYS Relay -- Drew Allman, Ron} Larabee, Bob Goulding, Mike Ferguson. 100 yd. dafh -- Frank Sawyer. 220 yd. dash -- Frank Sawyer. | 440 yd. dash -- Frank Sawyer. High Jump -- Frank Sawyer Running Broad Jump--Frank Sawyer, Hop, Step and Jump--Frank Sawyer. Ball Throw -- Frank Sawyer. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS Relay -- Anne Watson, Linda Kemp, Susan McLaughlin, Eliz- abeth Patterson. 85. yd. dash.-- Judy Souch 220 yd. dash Elizabeth Field. High Jump -- Elizabeth Field Running Broad Jump -- Judy Souch. Hop, Step and Jump -- Bonnie Butler. Ball Throw -- Gertrude Gil- lard. Linda Eld- | Driver Fined alm: Wilson, are also to be con-| Guy. Ball Throw -- Rick McMullan. Fled Radar A Whitby man, who drove carelessly on a main Oshawa street, was fined $50 and costs Wednesday at Oshawa Traffic Court. James D. Harper, 316 Rosedale drive, appeared before Magistrate F, S. Ebbs and en- tered a plea of not guilty to the| charge. | PC G. F. Ouellette told the court that the accused sped past a radar trap which was oper- ating on Simcoe street north May 15. The officer said that Harper 'did not stop when sig- nalled and drove at high speeds when pursued. | The witness added that the ac- cused pulled on to the shoulder of the road at Taunton road and drove along on the shoulder for over 200 yards. PC Ouellette stated that the chase began at St. Joseph's School and that his | ARTS GRADUATE Elizabeth Anne Brennan, daughter of Sergeant and Mrs. Fred Brennan, Ottawa, who received a Bachelor of Arts degree, cum laude, at the spring convocation at the Uni- versity of, Ottawa and was presented with university gold medals for highest standing cruiser had exceed 60 miles per hour in the chase. | His Worship levied the fine} with the option of one month in} the county. jail. Harper's driv-| ing licence was suspended for a three month period, | A charge of speeding laid| against the accused man was withdrawn. | Gaston Heroux, 287 Elgin} street west, was fined $50 and| lcosts with the option of one} month in the county jail on a in religious knowledge and philosophy (English section). Miss Brennan. is continuing | her studies at Queen's Univer- sity, Kingston, suming a secondary school teaching position in French and English at Lindsay. She is a granddaughter of Mrs. Lionel V. Brennan and the prior to as- | late Mr, Brennan, 182 Oshawa boulevard north, Oshawa. |Mackay arrived from Folke- stone, Kent, England, on May 28, and is visiting at her daugh- ter's Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown and family, Maple Grove road north. | Mr, and Mrs, L. Collacutt at- tended Salem anniversary on Sunday afternoon and were sup- sin, Mrs. L. C. Snowden. She called on Mr. and Mrs, H, G. Freeman, Mrs. H. R, Foley and also called on Mr, and Mrs. Huband, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred R, Stevens spent a few days last week at their daughter's, Mr. and Mrs. RIDGES OPEN HOUSE SENTENCED TO LIFE 'per guests with Mr, and Mrs. |E. Twist. t | fr. and Mrs, Stephen Jeffery lattended the graduation exer- \cises on Saturday at the Kempt- Roy Topping and boys, Toron- 0, Congratulations to Mr. Don Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown on obtaining his : t Coming Soon! ville Agriculture College, when) second year at Guelph College. their son Gary graduated. The many friends of Gordon |Martin were sorry to learn of his accident whn he tripped and fell while at work May 27 crushing his lieft knee cap. He} is a patient in Oshawa Genera! Hospital, They operated last! week and removed the knee} cap. | | Second Lieutenant David Istares, formerly of Camp. Pet-| jawawa, and now of Gagetown,| \N.B. and Mrs, Stares, Toronto,| | spent the weekend with her sis-/ D . Beckett Since NOW SERVING hol Mr. and Mrs. and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. visited their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Phipps, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Griffiths; Mr. L. Rook, Mrs. Keith Dinsmore and fam- ily, all of Toronto. Mrs. C. Russell and family visited with her parents Mr. and| Mrs. R, L. Westaway, at Wal- tona Park, Newcastle on Sun- day. Mr. C. Russel] joined them | at supper time. | Mrs. L. H, Coates, Brantford, | P. Swallow Located at For Pick-Up -- BUYER _) | _) SELLER 728-9474 FANNINGS" | LAUNDERERS and DRY CLEANERS Established in Peterborough and area OSHAWA AND AREA DAILY . 25 Ontario St. Oshawa Conscientious Experienced Routemen-- Quality Workmanship -- Dependable Service. @ Professional Shirt Finishing @ Home and Commercial Laundry Service 1898 Dial 723-1149 and Delivery @ Odourless.Dry Cl 9 DIAL 723-1149 charge of failing to stop yield) KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) --| right of way. The charge arose George John Gessner was con-| out of an accident at the inter-| victed Tuesday of giving nuclear) section of Albert street and First| eorets to Russia and sentenced| avenue May 16. \, f saa ; | jimmediately to life in prison.) Terry: Alvin 'Jackson of Oril- 3s lia failed to stop at a stop sign|The 28-year-old Gessner was al= FIRST RACE -- Purse $2300. Maiden'Mangea Cake, Harris X109 three-year-olds. One and one-sixteenth Armadan, Hale 116 Miles. Mr. Flirt, Hale 114 Ninth Wave, No B QUINELL, Board To Open wrrewenure novs . . I | New Buildings ° uynd, Barry Mills, Archer' Guy. ($4500 Six! PAUL RISTOW REALTOR 187 KING ST, E, Prince Sied, Gordon 113 Maple Queen, No Boy. 108 Drifting Heather, Harris X103 Ritter Von Kar, Walsh X113 Llanddu, $ McComb 108 Cantina Royal, No Boy 113 Resolve, Walsh A-X113 Return Trip, Shuk 113 Bronze Slipper, Dittfach A-113 A--G Atkinson and W R Wesley entry oy 116 A BETTING | SIXTH RACE -- claiming) | Furtongs {Ponder On, Dittfach 119 - Diamond Pete, No Boy 122 Chilly Filly, Harris X106 Janhill, Burton 108 Briefsin, No Boy 108 SECOND RACE -- Purse $1900 ($2500|\ Jamaruliah, Harrison 111 claiming). Three-year-olds. 6' Furiongs. Gum Swamp, No Boy A-113 Wave Ace, Shuk 116 Gun Shoat Junior, Turcotte XXX106 Bleu Rovae, No Boy 11! Em's Pride, Harris X103 Susie's Roman, Leblanc 111 Final Award, Walsh X11) Suecesso, Leblanc: 111 |All Canadian, Leblanc A-113 Bright Colleen, Harris A-x106 Kingsey, Freed XXX106 | Glen co Miss, Harrison 106 | Also Eligible: Field Trial, No Bey, Separate School, Harmony road) ey, Ganden |B-122; Pic N Pie, No Boy, B.1 ; y i | Late Cash, No Boy 111 [AG 'D Palt and Hellenic' Stabie entry |South and Corpus Christi Separ- Busy Fan, Freed X106 B--Audiey Farms and Mrs & Kay entry late School on Hillside avenue. Hannibra, No Boy 114 Lady Donets, Ne ey, 106 SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $3000. "sun | The addition to Holy Cross Sep- Peyotn Lad, Harris Dial' Allowances. Four-year-olds and up. nd in 'Also Eligible: Wedded Bliss, Walsh,|About one and one-sixteenth Miles. (Turrarate School, Simcoe _ street %107; Bar Hostess, tivingstone, X106;' Course) south, will also be opened. Gi Queen, No Boy, 106; Arm Crest,!Salimaker, Hale 116 e 'i No Boy, 111; Yukon Squaw, No Boy, 114;'Burnt Roman, No Boy 116 The ceremony at St. Francis | Limbo Lad, Harris, A-X112; Royal Maple, No Boy 113 Sc i! eld at 3 p.m. A~S M Paulson and, Mrs N Jensen entry! Gran Califa, Freed A-XXX109 isc hoot' will We helt Healy Lord Quillo, McComb 116 The: ceremonies at the other THIRD RACE -- Purse $2200 oh aet Galindo, Harris X106 schools will follow. old fillies, foaled in Canada, R tcho Freed A-XXX106 . ' bdo fics Della wei . Taking part in the ceremon- jes will be members of the Sep- arate School Board and the cler- gy of the various parishes in Oshawa. x h FAT BLAZE The official OPEOIRE of three Oshawa Fire Fighters answer- ischool buildings will be held) eq' call, Wednesday, to the! Sunday afternoon by the Osh-/home of A. Bolahood, 589 Gib-|at the intersection of Division|nuclear weapons maintenance | awa Separate School Board. Rt. bon street, where deep fat ona and Bond streets May 19 and) technician at Fort Bliss, Tex.,| Rev. Monsignor Pauli Dwyer will kitchen stove caught fire. The collided with another vehicle S| when he deserted in December, | fire was soon under control anda result, He was fined $50 and) officiate in each instance. there was little property dam-|costs or 30 days by Magistrate 1960. The government charged The new schools built during! age. Fire Fighters also answer- Ebbs when he entered a 'guilty|he immediately went to the Rus- the past year are St. Francis\¢d five routine ambulance calls.|plea to the offence. sian embassy in Mexico City. Purse $2200. Four-year-olds and up, to the members of Autoworkers (Oshawa) Credit Union LTD. THE OFFICIAL SOD TURNING For The Erection Of Your CREDIT UNION'S NEW HOME jj will be held SATURDAY, JUNE 13th 2:00 P.M. 322 KING ST. WEST-OSHAWA_ You are cordially invited to attend ITO KEEP THE YOUNG FRY OFF THE STREETS | 2 RING WADING POOL HEAVY GAUGE 2 RING VINYL WADING POOL 43" Wide x 10" Deep in Seahorse design Hos Hide-Away Valve Bd 2.88 Furlongs Buttermilk Pike, Livingstone X114 'Wild Lady, Rogers 117 lintrepido 2nd, No Boy 116 Greek Tar, McComb 117 |Mark Left, No Boy 116 Vertex Ruler, Gordon 117 |A--Mrs FH Merrill Jr and North. Star Hot Honey, Walsh XX110 Ranch entry Expressed, No Boy 117 Shining Sun, Dittfach 117 Royal Autumh, No Boy 117 Fabulous Star, Dalton 117 Peterry, No Boy 117 | EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2000 ($2500 | jclaiming. Four-year-olds and up, One) land one-sixteenth Miles. {Four Chimes, Gordon 118 | Keep A Thinking, Harris A-X113 \ Third Eye, Freed XXX108 Garwind, N Turcotte XXX104 Peel Express, No Boy 115 , Eternal Lock, Walsh X105 'Trust Him, Leblanc 115 Sun and Wind, Walsh X105 Uncut Diamond, Harris X113 Secret Star, Livingstone X110 |Shasta Road, No Boy 115 |8y Command, Cosentino 118 Also Eligible: Malucina, No Boy, HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL 313. ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2200. Maid- en two-year-old fillies, foaled in Canada | 5 Furlongs. (Division of Third) Five Loves, Leblanc 117 Northern Doll, Walsh X112 Sunshine Blond, Potts 117" Canada. Princess, Harrison 117 Serene Cathy, No Boy 117 Kirn Maiden, No Boy 117 een Roman, Shuk 117 Smart and Lucky, No Boy 117 Jiveoll, No Boy 117 Tie Pilot, No. Boy 117 Yellow Rings with Sea Horse design on White Base. Has Repair Kit. Can be Mended Easily. 110; Hair Tearing, Livingstone,, X105; Rubal Khali, Gordon, 118; Gray Dean, Burton, 118; Navahoe Knave, No Boy, 115; Who ($4500 Goes, Shuk, A-113 Mile.' A.A Bankuti and J Sikura entry X..§ bis. Apprentice Allowance XX--7 Ibs. Apprehtice Allowance XXX--10 fos. Apprentice Allowance POST TIME 8 P.M. FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2300 Claiming). Three-vear-olds. One (Marshall Turf Course) m% Smart, Rogers 114 Ab Boy, No Boy 11! Jet 'impale, Shuk 11h YOUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS 4 ; \