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38--Coming Events Central Council of Neighborhood Association SPECIAL INGO ot the OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM FRIDAY |39--Notices XXXXXXKKXKKKKXKKAKKKKAK VOTE TO ELECT GUIDE REALTY Ltd. To Sell Your 'Property Call 723-5281 OPEN DAILY 9 a.m, to 9 p.m. See our regular od under Real Estate For Sale. XKXXAXKKX KKK KKK KAKA KAKA | | "TORONTO 11 AM. STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Steck Exchange--Nov. 3 (Quotations in cents uniess marked $ 1--Odd ) xd--Ex-dividend, xr. hg? rights, xw--Ex-warrants. Net cha from previous board-lot -- nat INDUSTRIALS "Net High Low a.m. Ch'ge $10% Dye 10% -- "a 60 490 Cid Sales 5 160 30 $39% % 9 8 519% a $9% $632 63 $312 v7 Stock Abitibi Ackind Alla Gas 399% + Ve 9% 9% 2+ a 3% ae + 4) v7 BIRTHS KLEIN -- Nienhuis; Ben and Joy (nee NOVEMBER 5th, 1965 |Chamberlain) are happy to announce the' | Over lbirth of their son, Bryon David, 8 Ibs. 4 |2'4 ozs!, af Memorial Hospital, Bowman- $5 000 00 |vilte, Monday, November 1, 1 ' i 965, | A : McMAHON -- Woodrow and Joan (nee| in prizes 200 $24% 24% 24% + Ve 100 $23 23% 2 + 215 $99% 99% 96 $602 60% 4 + $722 72'2 Nam $232 23% 23 $5814 S8%e 584 + Ve $12% 12% 12% iy Phone Bicks y Camp. Chib Cam Mines Dyno C Jamieson Cantri Cassiar Cent Pat 9500 220 215 Cheskirk 500 12 «(1% 12 18¥2 18% 18% 180 18) 875 8 MW" Wh 2000 180 1500 18) 5400 885 50) Ba 210 $11% 180 18) 88! 29% 39% 3% Wa-- East East Sull F'west M 500 100 sit 1% ime + m +13 Playoff Dates Are Announced TORONTO (CP)--Dates were announced Monday for the sud- den-death semi-final and two- game, total-point final of the Eastern Football Conference. The semi-final between sec- ond-place Ottawa Rough Riders and third-place Montreal Alou- ettes will be played Saturday, Noy. 6, in Ottawa. The winner will meet Hamil- ton Tiger-Cats, first-place fin- 4jishers, Sunday, Nov, 14, in the first game of the final. It will 5 =,""|be played either in Montreal or +5 -1 5 +80 84+ 4 Ottawa. The second game will be played in Hamilton Saturday, Nov. 20. The privately-owned CTV will A\telecast the semi-final game on its national network. The CBC will carry the first Conservation By DON MacLACHLAN EDMONTON (CP) -- Alberta antelope hunters can thank a nine-year conservation program for the 1965 season. Without a licence quota pro- gram, Alberta likely would have had to follow Saskatche- wan in calling off the season because of "grim" winter kill, says biologist Dr. George Mitchell of the fish and wildlife department. After the cruel winter of 1947- 48, the pronghorn population in Alberta built up to the point where more than 21,000 were counted in aerial surveys last year. Only 16,800 were spotted this spring, Program Ran For Nine Years Up to 1956, antelope hunting was permitted in only a small area in extreme southeastern Alberta. Since then, it has been extended to an area of about 170 miles by 150 miles. Some 8,700 hunters applied for 1964 licences, issued on a draw- from-the-hat basis. A total of 5,750 were successful. This year, 12,600 persons applied and 4,700 got permits. "Hunter success is quite high for anteleope," Dr. Mitchell says. "We figure it's between 80 and 92 per cent. With this number (4,700 permits) we esti- mate the harvest hopefully at about 3,600." The permissible kill was slightly increased in some THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 3, 1965 31 rinst, Ra RACE -- Purse . Claim. tee, Ney, ERzsimmons an in Order: Mister Pet, Ga Pride, Galanx, Dans Flight, Si Jolie, Pedantic, Luxury and A inne, , ok b or br f, 2, by Bive Man -- |, by Bunty . Poot $22,760. Daily Double Pool $44,028. SECOND RACE -- Purse Nar Clal ne. three-and four-year-olds, 7 Furtongs 3-Penadee, Harris 16.00 7.60 4.30 T-Jiveoli, Inovye 49 3.00/2 Werry 3.40 Also Ran in Order: Credit Union, Patent Coated, Merit Rippey, For Wyn, Roman Warrior, Twilight Tango, Dayliner, Miss Scooter and Ships That Pass. DAILY Bousce, 2 AND 3, PAID $257.40) Winner, 26.3 ty ) oy Penaction -- Mainte- on, by Better Self Pool $46,317. THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000, Claim- ing, maiden two-year-olds. 7 Furlongs | $2,000. two-year-olds. 7 Furlongs be 26.80 9.30 6.20 4.20 3.80) 9-' N Canadian Love, GREENWOOD RESULTS TUESDAY, NOV. 2 FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2, and F ae hed Es hap Jack. Hi! SQUINELLA, 7 AND TA, F eaID sani" Winner, b m, 6, by Under Oath -- by | Pool $29,392. Quinella Pool $34,107. SIXTH RACE --_ Purse $2,300. Claim- two-year-olds, 7 Furlongs (9). 1A-Third Whoon, Inouye " se Dittfach tam. jA--Miss JM ¢ ill on Addison Hall | winners ch ec ge Moondust 2nd -- Fair Woy Ramillion. $55,258. SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,400. Al- lowances, fhree- and four-year-clds. 7 Pool is (9). Bow Val w Bramalea Brazil BA Oil 78 $295 2 100 550 550 550 $8 8 8 $2 8 8% 71 n 100 $23% 233 23% $7\'4 7114 ig + Val F Mar Genex Giant Glacier Glenn Exp ,|game of the EFC final on a national network. Both CBC and CTV will telecast the second game of the final and the Grey YK 600 $1349 13% 13% 2000 12 «12:«2 500 14 #14 14 Down) are happy to announce the arrival of Todd Jeffery, 8 ibs. $ ozs., on Crtober $1500.00 Jackpot $500.00 Snowball to Dr. Spragge and nurses on fourth floor. | | 31, 1965, at Oshawa Generai Hospital. A) brother for Kim, Kelly and Chris. Thanks $150.00 Special Game $1000.00 Esculator DEATHS HOLMAN, Ethyl Mae At the Oshawa General Hospital on Mon-| day, November 1, 1965, Ethyl Mae Hill,| \beloved wife. of the late Harry A. Holman, and dearly. loved mother of Drusilla (Mrs. E. Gallagher) ¢ illowdale and Gloria (Mrs. Jeff Bailey) of Brooklin, pre deceased by a son, Robert, Resting at the! [Robinson Funeral Chapel, Brooklin: Serv. ice in the chapel on Thursday, November |4 at 2 pm tery, Brookiin, in the chapel o'clock.) 20 Regular games $50. ea. 9 Early Bird Games 5 Late Games $50 ea. Admission $1.00 (receive one cord for regulor games), All games 25c double card-- except Jackpot. Interment Groveside Ceme. (Rebekah Lodge service Tuesday evening at By Special Request This Bingo will be operated on o s.milor basis as the Bingo in Searboro Noble, Jean Isabelle After a lengthy illness, af the Oshawa General Hospital on Tuesday, November 2, 1965, Jean \sobelle Noble, of 154 Pine Street, Whitby, beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs. G. E.' Noble, dear sister of Stanley Gordon of Glasgow, Scotland, and James of Oshawa, in her 38th year. | Resting at the W Town Funeral! Chapel, Whitby, for service in the chapel Friday, November 5, at 2 p.m, Interment Union Cemetery, Oshawa. Minister, Rev. 5. Armstrong. (Visitors commencing 7 p.m., Wednesday.) DOOR PRIZES All games will be played on double cards. Share. The Wealth--7;15 p.m. Regular Gomes--8:15 p.m. BUSES Leave Bond and Simcoe St. 6:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m, 7:30 p.m., 8:00 p.m. Available _atter the Bingo, __ RICHARDSON, Pavia On Saturday, October long itiness, at her PE In her 36th year, Tom Richardson Jr., Ontario dear and George. P.E.I 30, 1965, after a home, Summerside, beloved wite of (formerly of Whitby, mother of Tyler, Susan interment in Summerside, $500.00 SPECIAL SUNNYSIDE PARK Monster BINGO Thursday, November 4 JACKPOTS Nos. 54- 58 1--$500.00 54 NUMBERS -- 1--$250.00 58 NUMBERS -- $10. PER LINE PLUS BALANCE FOR FULL CARD $25.00 CONSOLATION PRIZE 20 Games at $20 5 Special Games aot $30 cicaip gomes pay double in 17 Nos. or less 1 -- $150. JACKPOT $20. PER LINE PLUS $50. PER FULL CARD $50.00 Loor Prize Eorly Bird Game at 7:45 Admission $1.00 Extra Buses RED BARN __NORTH OSHAWA _ LIONS BINGO TONITE $1,200. in cash prizes Jackpot Nos. 54 and 57 Early Bird Game 7:45 SAMIS, Edward At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Tuesday November 2, 1965, Edward Samis, Newtonville, in his 82nd year; dear brother of Bella (Mrs. Stan Gilmer), Carlevale, Sask., Eva (Mrs. Will Staple ton), Newtonville, and Pearl (Mrs. Reg. Woodhams), Toronto. Resting at the Mor ris: Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Serv ice in the chapel on Thursday at 2 o'clock. Interment Lakeview Cemetery, | Newtonville LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral orrangements and floral arrangements for all occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING SHOPPING 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 | Kindnes beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 IN MEMORIAM HALL -- In loving memory of our dear aunt, Mabe! Hall, who passed away No- |vember 3, 1964 | Upright and just in all her ways, Loyal and true through all her days, Silentiy suffered, patiently bore, God took her home to suffer no more. Sadiy missed and always remembered by nephew Leslie and family LAW -- In loving memory of a husband and father, Charies A. Law, who passed away November 2, 1954 Love's last gift, remembrance Ever remembered by wife Eve family and MILLER -- in fond and loving memory of Wolfe M. Miller, who died November 3, 1964 "Til the dawn breaks shadows flee away.' Remembered always by his wife Dor: othy and family, Shirley and Bob, Mari lyn and Jim, Jay and Walt __Jubilee Pavilion and the 50 - 50 CLUB Simcoe St. United Church ANNUAL TURKEY SUPPER Saturday, November 13th Commencing at 4:30 p.m the Memorial Holl. Adults $1.50. Children 12 yeors 75c. BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE Simpson's Order Office Friday, Nov. 19 11:30 o.m Sponsored by Church of Jesus Chirst Lotter Day Saints Memorialization | sible with the BRONZE. MARKER upply ond install; lease call Everlastir 3 is_almost MATTHEWS that we in MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK 723-2633 under 'CARD OF THANKS BROWN ! neighbors, al! rd while would like to thank my friends and relatives for all who came to see me Dr. Ruddy, Or. Lind. and all helo on 3rd floor 3A Oshawa General Hospital. Special thanks to pastor, Rev, DeLos Scott for visits and prayers Ross Brown. NOVEL BINGO THURSDAY EVENING 7:45 ot ST. GREGORY'S HALL (Albert and Jackson Sts Games $6, $12, $20 May be doubled or tripled $160. IN JACKPOTS Door Prize $15 ur 172 Hillcroft St OBITU JEAN ISABELLE NOBLE The death occurred Nov. at the Oshawa General Hospital following a lengthy sickness, of Miss, Jean Isabelle Noble, of 154 Pine st.. Whitby. She was in her 38th year \ daughter Oshawa JAYCEES GALA BALL Gentlemen, plan ahead ! Limited number of tickets EUCHRE WOODVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE Cadillac Ave. North Wednesday, Nov. 3rd & P.M. SHARP Lunch -- Prizes Admission 50c ANNUAL FALL BAZAAR and TEA Peter's Anglicon Church Thomas and Cedar) Women's Auxiliory Soturday, Nov. 6, 2-4 P.M will Tickets 50c sient Children accompanied free Carmaters Door Prize 9 of Mr. and Mrs Gordon Noble, the deceased was born in Whitby. She was a mem- ber of the Church of England. Be her parents, she is survived by two brothers, Stan- ev. of Glasgow. Scotland and James of Wh She was pre- deceased by brother, Fal The funeral service will be held at the W Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, at 2 p.m. Nov Rev. S. Armstrong, rector Al! Saints' Anglican Church, onduct the service. Inter- » in' Oshawa Union ides a ( St of will For RESULTS Use TIMES Classified ACTION ADS 723-3492 FUNERAL EDWARD The ward idon OF JOSEPH ROBERTS memorial service for Ed- Joseph Roberts, 790 Gor- st.. who died Oct, 31, at ithe. 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A. M. Butler, minister of Cedardale United Church, conducted the service. Inter- ment was in Mount Lawn Ceme-, The pallbearers were Stanley) Locke, James Cooper, William) Henning, Frank Stacey, Earl! Hoy and Noel Henning. EDWARD SAMIS A lifeldng resident of the New tonville area, Edward Samis died Nov. 2 at the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. The deceas- ed, who had been sick for some time, was in his 82nd year. 4 son of the late Mr Mrs. Norman Samis, the ceased was a farmer all his life. He was a member 'of Newton- and iville United Church. three sis- (Bella) J Wil- (Eva) New- He is survived by ters, Mrs. Stan. Gilmer of Carievale, Mrs liam Stapleton of tonville and Mrs. Reg. Wood- hams (Pearl) of Toronto The funeral service will be held at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, at 2 p.m Nov. 4, followed by interment in Lakeview Cemetery, Newton- ville vin, * * points, 'for 'claimed by Granduc Gulen Gunnar Hastings Hud Bay 1 Kenvilie iron Bay Jacobus Jelex Joliet Joutel Kerr Add K Anacon K Desmond Lab Min L Dufauit 400 355 350 355 woo 67 7 7 520 226 1400 30 80 $78 15900 3B 1100 229 1000 «10 5000 30 3000 33 700 122 300 790 225 325 7 37 227 10 2 u 226 330 i] 7 10 NN" W210 «121 785 785 350 320 «320 «320 2000 68 64 68 220 $3594 3554 35% 250 $147% 14% 14% 3000 14 13% 134 200 $149 145% 14% 1000 38 BB 990 $50 S45 550 $192 192 19% ' 35 35 247 7 2500 2000 22 2) noo 2007 83 83 500 91 91 2900 860 830 8870 440 425 1000 265 265 1500 16 «1616 1000 23° «2323 $100 15! 14' 14a 4500 14 14 «(14 10) 100 100 100 306 785. 785 785 00 940 «940 «940 18 18 8 995 995 995 w. 33 2 «620 21 n 63 9 855 440 265 Meta Uran Multi-M New Cal Newconex Neonex w N Hosco Newlund N Mylama Nick Rim Norlex North Expl Northgte Opemiska Paramaq Patino Pax int Pce Expl Pine Point Placer Preston Probe Que Lith Que Sturg Quemont Quonto Radiore Raglan Rayrock Rio Algom Roman Salem San Ant Sherritt Silvertield Silvmaq Steep R Sud Cont Territory Texmont Tombill Tribag U Asbestos Un Buffad Un Keno Violam West Mines Willroy Yale Lead Zenmac + 1000 + 4 a 154 nS 242 154 "5 242 295 53 600 375 152 5 242 292 «295 $3 53 600 «600 375. 375 495 490 490 #006«4177"--=«O«N77 15% 154 15% 35¥e 35¥e 35a t 1000 1000 Sales to 11:00 a.m.: 714,000, FOREIGN TRADING Madsen 700 265. 265 265 Raglan 200 215 215. a5 Bantings Win : Third-In-Row John Boivin's in the final quarter and Melnychuk's steady scoring, the Bantings to their straight victory on Saturday. Boivin scored 16 points, Ni ed the Maples, 28-to-3 Rickey Hemmaway picked "all three points for the Maples. ve Bantings scored 14 points in the . final quarter to BANTINGS -- chuk, Jim Atkinson, John ski and Coach Jim Waddell. MAPLES Bill Boyd, Stanley Hemmaway, Bruce sand Coach Blaine Boswell. HURONS lt T AV Mike' Brisebois: + ¢ o-7-e Cook, d as Hurons upset 10. Avenues lead at half-time, and then the roof fell in, as t Hurons, who only +45 $25 | Fri. + % Sun. 1 as _,|pm. + Alert, +4 +5 5 ~§ 1 5 led third-|to dissolve skin cancer and to/St. "walk away Nick Melny- Boi- Paul Boyd, George Grabor- Cup between Eastern and West- ern champions here Saturday, Nov. 7. Junior B Dates' For 'Crushmen' OSHAWA "CRUSHMEN" JUNIOR "B" GAMES HOME GAMES Oct, 22: Trenton, 8 ; Oct. 29: Peterborough "4 Fr. Fri., 'aip.m, , |Mon. Nov. 8; Cobourg, 8 p.m. 4 |(at Cobourg) Noy. 12: Noy. 19: Belleville, 8 p.m. 1 (Fri. Peterborough, 8 p.m, *\Fri. Nov. 26: Kingston, 8 p.m. Dec. 5: Belleville (Loca- _tion to be announced) Fri. Dec. 10: Kingston, 8 p.m. " Fri. Dec. 17; Ex. Game Home (Maybe Whitby) Wed. Dec. 29: Kingston, 8 p.m. Sat. Jan, 8: Trenton, 2 p.m. \Fri., Jan, 14: Kingston, 8 p.m. Fri., Jan. 21: Peterborough, 8 1 28: Cobourg, 8 p.m 12: Trenton, 2. p.m. 18: Kingston, 8 p.m. 25: Belleville, 8 p.m. Oshawa has one more to be arranged Jan, Sat. Feb. Fri. Feb, v|Fri. Feb. Note: wy 'home game" with Cobourg. | AWAY GAMES 4 4 a ; Wed. * Sun, Mon. Oct. Nov, - ' : Peterborough, 8.15 Nov. 5: . Noy. 29: . Dec. 3: Belleville, 9 p.m. . Dec. 14: Peterborough, 8.30 (at Lakefield) Dec. 20: Cobourg, 8 p.m. Jan, 7: Belleville, 9 p.m.| . Jan. 23: Trenton, 7.15 p.m. Jan. 24: Kingston, 8 p.m. Jan. 30: Peterborough, 2 (at Hastings) Feb. 4: Kingston, 8 p.m. Feb. 11: Belleville, 9, p.m. Feb, 16: Trenton, 8 p.m. Feb. 21: Cobourg, 8 p.m. Fri. Fri. Wed. |Mon. sharp-shooting DISSOLVE CANCER Laser beams have been used ck prevent detachment of the re- and/|tina of the eye. |Melnychuk 12 as Bantings crush-; ------- OSHAWA TIMES PATTERNS up) | | | Ray Bartodziej, John} Anderson | all in the third quarter,} Avenues 19-to-! 6-4 he) scored seven points in their first two games, took over, Along points, four and other three. Randy Jordan and Miles Shri der scored four points and Captain the losing Avenues. HURONS Mike Ron Boivin, Bruce Terry Hubbard, Andrew sini and Coach son, AVENUES with Brisebois' Bruce Hubbard -- Allan {Miles Shrider, Philip Spence and Coach Don Ormiston. Rantings Hurons Avenues |Maples Next Saturda Westmount Biddy y's games in t League, at the Simcoe Hall Set- : Maplesone piece from neck down in- tlement House, find playing Hurons at 9.15, and Av-| cluding jenues hosting Bantings at "9.4 Whopping Quinell Paid In Windsor WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- Windsor Racew Tuesday night at was paid hasy combined 13 bettors. to return $288.30 E,'O Beau Srigley CAMPBELL VILL (CP) Keeper's Nelson Wheatley, Ont., for spring, registered her ninth v tory of the season in seventh race way Tuesday night Keeper's Beauty paid $4.70. T de-\largest quinelia of the trotting} tario jseason Annie and Little Joe Jam) $1,500 lastiquilting motifs the! museums. at Mohawk Race- Museum Quilt Book No 12 Andrew Ghersini scored! the each! Allan Boivin two, Miviacea.| Hubbard, Gher-} Harold David-| Boivin, | |Paul Anderson, Randy Jordan, | er TO A MAN'S TASTE By ALICE BROOKS the man in your life rich-looking cardigan Please he|with a Basketball of warm knitting worsted. Cable-rich jacket knitted in sleeves. Zipper clos- 7221: men's sizes) 44-46 included. jing. Pattern --|36-38; 40-4 THIRT @ each pattern (no please) to Alice Brooks, of The Oshawa Times, Needle- craft Dept., 60 Front Street he|West, Toronto 1, Ontario. On- residents add ic. sales Print plainly PATTERN stamps, ay|tax. when|NUMBER, NAMEs_ ADDRESS. GIANT 1966 -- raft Cat- tolalog stars knit, crochet -- many jmore needlecraft designs, three free aug printed in cata- nt.jlog. Send 25 ty,| NEW! 12 of|Patterns for Quilt with " 'ollectors: you in color, famous for New De- luxe Quilt Book No. 1 -- sixteen icomplete patterns, 60c. from fc. collected Send ic-lever 2 , zones, particularly "aroun d) inn. port, Rmons 9.50 420 3.301500 spirit, Gomez and others moved into Saskat-|Brooks, 100 miles southeast Of| 314i The Line, Barroby 1% 180|7-Xhalie. 2nd, "Gordon chewan and Montana. Hundreds'Calgary, a once - closed area) 7-Tomboy Pete. Gordon 9.20 &Prince Guard, Tingley more died there as deep snow gradually being "broken in' to Ran in Order: covered feed. pronghorn hunting. Since 1956 the fish and wild-| But in others, figures were ied in A Many antelope died in Alberta 6.0 4 3.0 ie oe Also Cup of Kinanease Tondahar, Ballistic, Mary aeryy Petare's Dawn, iid & Also Ran in Order: Cresta Roja, Bush- er Jackson, Dollar Scholar, woe Bunty, Greeting Casd, and Willie Arctic Lake and Wi Winner, b ¢, 4 by Turn To-- Run, tates eater wea Roman ae by Menow. ap " Pool $57,497. 'sharply reduced. In one south-| Winner, b 9, 2, by P Wander- VE CENTS (coins)| care) Finest patterns) life department has estimated, 'leach year how many antelope) it can "'afford" to have killed. limited number of hunting permits is issued on the basis of this estimate, Dr. Mitchell says licences for ithis year's week - long season lending Oct. 30 were issued for an estimated kill of 3,600 ante- lope. This compares with about |4,300 last year. 'We couldn't even have done that without ensuring an ade- |quate population by controlling hunting on the licence and area! basis,"' he says. The pronghorn population in each of seven hunting zones and jits apparent breeding success lis taken into account when planning the "allowable har- vest" in each zone. 'central Alberta zone, the esti- mated harvest was cut to 270 from 970 and in another, farther north, to 375 from 750. "The winter kill was pretty grim in some areas," Dr. Mitchell says. "We lost 5,000 animals, though some of those were through migration. could have had no season all." Saskatchewan has a fledgling scheme which operates on the same lines, Dr. but "1 guess it hasn't really been going long enough to be} effective yet.' Hunters can list the zones in which they want to hunt in order of preference on their applications, thus getting) "more than one kick at the! at" in the draw for permits. at Protestant Church Leagues : Commence Schedule Play Auditorium|who tipped in four of the six|Shuswap Sai, Oshawa Civic buzzed with excitement as the! Novice and Mite Leagues to the ice Saturday morning, in their first games of the 1965-66 season. | Last minute instructions were, Oct. 20: Trenton, 8 p.m.|given to the young players by|jstair Simeson, Kingston, 8 p.m.|the coaches and tension gre W and Bill Killingbeck. among the. boys. The young Mite teams (7- Trenton, 9 p.m.)years-and-under), were the hizh-|simkins . Nov. 17; Kingston, 8 p.m. jlight of the morning as they Trick', Cobourg, 8 p.m.|skated onto the ice in their new | ability. |PCHL sweaters of green, blue. red and orange. Their faces beaming with enthusiasm and determination, created much jo- vial excitement among the spec- tators., The action in the League and newly formed Pi Wee League, at the Children's) Arena, was in the form of a practice session to organize and limber up for the regular sched- ule, due to start this Saturday. NOVICE ACTION In the first game of the morn- ing, Southminster battled with Paul's Presbyterian to a 6-6 Bantam tie Southminster was Glen Kirkham FOR TEEN FASHION. MODEL E> DOLL SIZE 11%" M 4592 FOR MODEL DOLL By ANNE ADAMS Does your youngster have a |Teen Age fashion model doll?) Be thrifty! Make a wardrobe lof scraps from your sewing basket. Sew gown, coat, hat, ipeignoir, sheath, separates. Printed Pattern 4592: 11%-inch teen fashion doll. Use scraps. FIFTY CENTS (50c.) in coins (no stamps, please) for each pattern. Ontario residents add/7 2c, sales tax. Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER Send order to ANNE ADAMS, care of The Oshawa Times,,Pat-| tern Dept., 60 Front Street |West, Toronto 1, Ontario BE ALERT to What's New! Send for excitement - packed Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog. 350 design views school, lcareer, glamor styles. coupon for free pattern ichoose it from Catalog. 50c. For Leading in the scoring for} Plus} * |goals, while teammates Jim singles, The marksmen for St, Paul's with singles were David Hardie, |Gary MacLean, Paul Adams, Al- Brian McCron King St. United edged North- jminster 3-2. King St.'s Eddie performed a _. "Hat demonstrating great Tipping in singles for North- minster were Jim Krantz and Ricky Leask. Albert St. United scored a 2-0 win over Christ Church. Sharing, singles for Albert st. were John e-|Mountjoy and Drew Webster. |Erin Pan, \Credited with the shutout was 5% |\Larry Wetherup, who played a steady game. First Baptist blanked St. An dres United 2-0. Slapping in sin gles for First Baptist were Mary Shearer and Billy Galbraith. Goaltender David Salway earn- ed the well-deserved shutout. St. Marks Anglican white- washed St. Luke's Presbyterian 5-0. Scoring doubles for St. |Marks were Danny Morris and |Ricky Dart, while Kevin Dawson) gehen a single. Danny Lymer, | Mark's goalie got the shut- uk Harmony United upset Simcoe St. United 2-0. Peter Fallaise was the big noise for Harmony, jscoring both goals. Veteran goal- We; ne Ways, by Instin Pool $51,702. FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,000, Claim. ing, three-year-olds and up. 7 Furlongs) 2). S-Bonne Vitesse, D'fach 16.80 7.60 4.80 T-Autumn Souvenir, McComb 4Well Oiled, Armstrong Also Ran in Order: Bar, Vedas, Remister, Service, Lesiack, 11.20 Briefsin, Bordeau Arthur H., Page H. V. Caplan and Roy Winner, b g, 4, by Canadian Champ -- La Vitesse, by Menetrier. Pool $54,526. Mitchell says,| 4.20 3,40) | | EIGHTH RACE -- purse $2,100. Claim- ing, three-year-olds and up. 1 3-16 Miles (0). 4Captain Prefect, B'by 6.50 4.00 3.60 9.60 6.10 5.50 '6Champ's Sis, Armstrong bay os Finley Also Ran in Order: A-Centores, Black Coral, Sheree, A-Supreme Chief, Mon- digo, Laf'n Bid and Choreography. A--Two Corps Farms, J Kruger and J. Minegarten entry eek: b ir ee ae by Perfect 2nd--Warmita, | Pod! $65,787, Tonal Pool $461,314. | Attendance, . 6,451, _ GREENWOOD ENTRIES FIRST RACE Purse $2,100 (3500) ley Reply, No Boy A107 Claiming Maiden two-year-old Fillies. One| Nayno, Turcotte 107 Mile Romantic Kiss, No Boy 117 Fair and Lovely, Dittach 112 Smart Bird, Tinley 112 Phantom Flyer, Dittfach 117 ear Joey, Werry X107 | Jewet, No Boy 112 ~|Gray Band, No Boy 112 Fabulin, No Boy 112 Jenn-Dar, No Boy. 112 Breezy Breeze, Leblanc 112 Acceptable Gift, Cuthbertson X107 SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000 (3000) Claiming three-year-olds. 7 Furs Bodwenni, No Boy 114 Ply Friend, No Boy 108 Hot Honey, No Boy 108 Great Council, Inda 114 Champagne Lill, Turcotte 108 Triple Alliance, Leblanc 117 Barroby \11 Maytown, Wifflaw, Turcotte 111 Ferro X106 took| Wyatt and Mark Cruwys scored) wee Annie Dory, No Boy 108 hb Best, Walsh 11) ibulous Star, No Boy re Eligible: Bully Celts; Potts 116 THIRD RACE jClaiming Maiden (Divn of ist) One Mile Pat's Mully, Werry X112 Our Tom Boy. No Boy 117 Early Advance, Inouye 117 |Enslaved, No Boy 117 Mighty Chic, Johnstone 112 Pabst Fitzsimmons 112 Cara Mia, Ferro X07 | Vichalma, No Boy 112 Bive Chintz, Werry X107 ~ Cool Cutie, Potts 117 Sultan's Ranee, Steve X107 Purse $2,100 (3500) two-year-old Fillies Cruise Control, Mink Flyer, Dittfach 109 Chance Encounter, No Boy 116 Anxious Age, McCMomb 116 Cosmic Greay, Fitzsimmons 107 A-Windfields Farm entry QUINELLA WAGERING SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,200 jClaiming three-year-olds. One Mile Eddie Shack, No Boy 111 | Chief Brant, Walsh 117 | Saucy Auvestion, v1 Boy 108 Sil, No Boy Chinese Sabre, No 'sey mI |To Glory, Turcotte 113 | Black Diver, Leblanc 116 |Berno Miss, Turcotte 117 | Miss Blackhawk, No Boy we [Maid of Honor, Take Noitce, \Con-Jo, No Boy 111 | Also Eligible: Reetwait, ree, Xie | Red Purse, Fitzsimmons 111; ing Fa- shion, Parnell 108; Lemartel, Potts Wy | Reval Embassy, No Boy 111, | SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,400 (6500) Cane three-year-olds and up. 7 Furs Muskeg, No Boy 116 Gordon 116 id Boy 115 | | (4000) Carrier, |Winkie, Gomez |Revelling, Turcotte 113 Laeger: Lane, Werry X112 Buona Fortuna, No Boy 113 | Peters Sister, McCMomb 112 Senator Gray, Leblanc 121 3 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,100 (3000) Claiming three-year-olds and up. One Mile | Dave's Mistake, Werry A-X117 Dark Gem, Leblanc BI16 Humber Broom, Armstrong 114 | FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,000 (3000) Jodeb, Wall 119 palin' three-year-olds Now. 1 Wonder, Turcotte 111 Music Festival, No ay 108 Queencrest, No Boy 108 Silver Penny, Nash 111 1 Fitzsimmons 114 ouzem, No Boy 111 |Liberated, Walsh 122 Whirling Rich, Barroby 114 First Fashion, Steve X112 Valecrest Lady, MeCMomb 114 Bingham, No Boy 11 Elan Vital, Armstrong 111 FIFTH RACE -- Purse $3,100 Aliow- ances. Two-year-old Fillies. One Mile Warm Reception, No Boy Al07 MOHAWK (Divn of 2nd) jEnlyn Lad, No Boy 116 | Dream Plan, Werry A-X14 | French Twist, No Boy 116 {split the Loot, Finley X14 Real Black, No Boy C116 |Judge Alone, Barroby 119 |Popsaysno, No Boy C116 Breconing, Fitzsimmons 119 Also Eligible: Ponder On, Ditttach 122+ Artista, No Boy 116; Prime Princess, Steve X111; Brief Wind, Leblanc 8116s Chance Cover, Turcotte 122; Farmer Jack, No Boy 119, | A-W. Moldawan and Renee Nunnally entry. B-S, Fishman and 8. vor entry, C-Phoenix Stable and Mrs. R. E,. Fisher entry. X-5 Ibs AAC, Post Time 1 p.m, RACEWAY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 FIRST RACE -- | Mile Trot for al! ae Purse $700 (8) 7-Bucky Song, Hicks 16 tito: Gypsy, Holmes 1-Kit's Kid, Feagan PE ca Started: Oakie Bars, Me Spud. SECOND RACE -- | 7 ne 2-9) m0 year -olds and e? Sea $800 (8). 130 Blackthorn, erry Way, Reaper McKillop, and Call Mile Pace for] Hl 7 AND 7, PAID $68.30. --_1 Mile Pace for three 5.90 4.30 3.70 3.20 Daly Dou |" THIRD RAC! k Cloud, C arvis Rab, shiner -Spindietop Joan, Norris Also Started: Lenawee, Magelle, King's | Messenger, Dusty's Dream, and Bo Adyn. FOURTH RACE -- 1 19.40 Mile Pace for lie Ken Scott received the hard- three- and tour-year-olds. Purse $800 (8).| three-year-olds and up. Purse $600 earned shutout. |MITE ACTION Maple Leafs outscored Red |Wings 8-2. Veteran player John | Kelly, ignited the scoring for the Leafs. tipping. in four goals. Teammates Peter Bone, Roger |Lockie, David Prout and Bob {Stirling rounded --out the ling, with singles. Scoring singles for the Wings| |Sheridan Rangers blanked out the Black Hawks in a hard fought battle \2-0. Scoring singles for the Ran-| | A sissy was any boy whose | loers were Carson Campbell and Tom Butler. Credited. with a) shutout for his hard work in the) net was goalie Russell Spiers. SATURDAY'S GAMES Oshawa Civic (Novice) -- 7.00 a.m. St. Luke's vs Harmony; 7.40 a.m. St. Mark's vs Simcoe St.; 8.20 a.m.} Northminster vs Southminster 9.10 a.m. St. Paul's vs King St.: 9.50 a.m. Albert St. vs St. An- drews and 10.30 a.m. Christ iChurch vs First Baptist. Mite -- 11.1; a.m, Red Wings| vs Rangers, N. End and Maple) Leags, vs Black Hawks, S. End. Children's Arena: St.; 4.40 p.m. Northminster vs |Westminster and 5.20 p.m. St. |Paul's vs Westmount. Bantams -- 6.10 p.m. Knox vs St. Andrew's and 6.50 Christ Church vs Harmony. GUELPH BEATEN TORONTO (CP) -- University| of Toronto completed an un- model defeated season in the Ontario-| Quebec Athletic Association| Soccer League Tuesday by| downing University of Guelph| -3. Toronto winner of the West- ern Division title, will meet) Queen's University of Kingston| stern Division winner, for Ea jthe O-QAA tiffe-in Toronto Noy. 113 ||| A. E. JOHNSON, 0.D. OPTOMETRIST 144 King St. East 723-2721 | i scor-) Auditorium: | (Pee Wee)) -- 4.00 p.m. King St. vs Simcoe) p.m.| |7-What's Up Front, 2-Donna's Champ, Waddell &Pink Lassie, Wellwood | Also Started: Mamie Herbert, Burns, Another Parlay. H'ms 8.90 4.40 3.60)2-Mary Volo S, Waddell 5.80 5.10'6-Hasty Widow, Campbell 7.30/3-Ellen 480 3.30 2.80 5.04.50 4.4 Hieland B Grattan, Stansell Also Started: Corporal Byrd, Davie Blue, Dawn Delight, and) Direct, Lynden Anne, Miss Angela Mary, and Shoshone. ee las RACE -- 1 yeh Pace for three- (8) | | THOSE WERE THE DAYS... Fashionable }adies wore | high-button shoes A fellow could make a liv- ing in vaudeville by imitating bird cries. mother wouldn't let him go barefoot all summer. The hero | was the first boy to stub his | toe so badly he had to wear | a bandage on it. Workmen preferred to get their pay in cash because it | was just too much trouble to get a cheque cashed. If a motorist drove more than 100 miles without getting a flat tire, he bragged about it for days. A spendthrift was a fellow who bought a suit that had only one pair of pants. If you lived on a farm you were a hayseed; if you lived | population you were a city | slicker. It was easy to tell family was the richest in the | block. They had_ venetian blinds instead of curtains in | the front window. | Those were the days! | member? Re- in a town of more than 10,000 | which | 3 -olds and up. Purse $ |auJermite, Feagan 3.90 3.20 of |7-Dream Haven, err 13:50-6.8 6.06 5-Dr. W, Waddell Also Started: Nia agare Scotty, Brave | Margaret, Echoridge Jack, Marjean Chief land Rita M. Reno, SIXTH RACE -- | Mile Pace ae three- jyear-olds and up. Purse $1,000 ( |2-Attorney's Bob, W'dell 3.50 i id |S-Larry Dillard, Graham |6-Rendezvous Boy, Feagan Also Started: Lucky asi, and ony' McKiyo | QUINELLA, 2 AND 5, PAID $16.70. | SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile Trot for four-year-olds and up. Purse $900 (7). 2-Keepers Beauty, S gly 4.70 be 2.50 |7-Wee Crusader, Feagan | 1-Josedale Royal Pal, Walker Also Started: Mid's Boy, Miss Fly Ball, Pixie Lee 2nd, and MU--Jimmie Mac. |MU--Mutuel Scratch, EIGHTH RACE 1 Mile Pace for three-year-olds and up. Purse $900 (7). 5-Dapper G'tan S, Filion 7.00 4.10 1-Patsy G 2nd, Wellwood 8.00 ye |2-Wee Governor, Campbell Also Started: Crystal Duke, Mistress |Mine, Tommy Direct, and Allie Dale. NINTH RACE -- | Mile Pace for three- year-olds and up. Purse $700 (8). 7-Shadow Stone, W'wood 76.0 '= 3.00 5-Scotiand's Van, Geisel Jr. 5.50 1-Crystal Hal, Coke 3.40 Also Started: Glendale Joe, Star jon ston, Big Chief C, Delphine, and Prince Luilwater Attendance 2,064. ae Total Pool $119,368. "-- Pool $119,362. Rc | Save On. Phone DX FU Homeowners! Why Pay More! STOVE OIL SERVING OSHAWA - WHITBY & AJAX DISTRICTS 20° « 668-3341 EL OIL