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36--Legal | CARS WANTED Buying A New Car ? Sell your used car to a, atk cam te New TED CAMPIN. MOTORS 723-4494 Res, 725-5574 |34--Automobile Repair FRED STONE | eee See @ Motor Rebuilding 4 Cylinder Reboring @ Pinfitting @ Resleeving @ Automatic Transmission @ Crankshaft and Valve Service = Pe alts 35--Lost and Found sre, oom, = oa a rt rdhoplng Ca ae August Reward. pak Siar Ld Child's pet. Bik ik hound dog. te VROL iscayne, 4-door stan: ait errelnat 47,000 miles, Phone 723- 'FONTIAE" jirato-chiel, two. door b. udlo, 'geod condition: Tele. phone Tati atten 6 p.m, 1965 PONTIAC Parisienne, ~. V-8 avtomatid, Man' of mew car warranty, two-door extras, hard Bab Phone 723% | ward Telephone 66-4 7 lat eco and sliver frames, ect and simeoe area, Telephone 725 | $= Legal The CORPORATION of IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF RICHARD HOLMES EYRE, LATE OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA IN THE aoe OF ONTARIO GENTLEMAN, DECEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons -- claims inst the Estate of Richard Patoes Eyre, "4 of the City of Oshawa in the County of ge who died on or about ind day of July, A.D, ae are hereby notified to send full particulars to the Pires on or ag i of September, A.D. 1966, " which date the Estate will be distributed with regard only to claims of which the undersigned sholl then have had notice. DATED at Oshawa this 19th day of August, A.D. 1966. JOHN EYRE and FRED BULLIVANT, JR., Executors, By their Solicitor, JOSEPH _P. MANGAN, Q.C., 14% King Street Eost, FORT ERIE RESULTS FORT GRIE, ~~ Erie io ce ai boy tn Freen ime: it it 35, aPebbie , o--Stafford 'Ferme Seeand--2.000. "claiming, . wus ee vp iveien 400 Bandier erven) Ages moet (Fitzsimmons) lrmes 1:18, Greek Tar, wales a Redirect, Sliver, Nimble, ne ontry, 3.00 2.60 Roman also ran, The CITY of OSHAWA 37--Auetions Notice is hereby given thot the Council of the Corpora- tlon of the City of Oshowa to pass a by-law 1961 "SONTAG Far Parise V-8 automatic, power brakes, excellent condition, best offer ie ae 5 pm. ai SUNBEAM Al cer, red with eater trim, $50, 3. th 1; Nicols tors Sa Just West Thi 2, 668-999), 7-77 'ih. ickson's Road, Highway No. 43 CHEVY hardtop, at cy "fi white walls, Line. new, Nicol Motors Seles Ltd, Fag West Thicksons Road, Highway No, tion wagon, V-0 very good condi. best 195? PONTIAC, raion. H99TSL. 6 cylinder sutomatic, Full price $595, Nicols Motors Sales Lid. Just West bad * Road, Highway No. 2 660 @ PONTIAC convertibie, Lie, Heneed, 6 i transmission with Power re tear Kk sonable refused, tors Sales Ltd. Just West "Thiekton's Road, Highway No. 2, 668-3331. 'iy CHEVROLET, V-8 automatic, 4door, running condit jargaini 'Ss? owner car, os aaa west 's Road, Tole tale a Ns 2 440-3391, "69 ACADIAN, Lic. H91267, 4-door sedan. An ideal 2nd cart Nicols Motors Ltd. Just west Thicksen's Road, Highway No. 2, 668-333), i944 FORD XL, two-door hardtop, tur- quolse, power steeri brakes, radio, bucket. seats, automatic transmission on floor, low mi tion, = ried to set sell, ny ™ 31---Compact Cars for Sale ZOLTAN AND NICK'S Your Authorized Datsun and Fiet Dealer in Volk Repair and Service 160 Simcoe South 728-0051 SABYAN MOTOR SALES LTD, Volkswagen Sales and Service New and Used Cars 334 RITSON RD, S. 723-3461 Open Evenings % VOLVO & PEUGOT « % MERCEDES BENZ General Repair and Auto-Electric Service Jake and Bill's Garage 449 Ritson Rd., South Qshewa 728-0921 4 TARK STUDEBAKER, excellent con-| dition, new en, new paint job, Telephone 1959 VOLKSWAGEN, it ply. 1490. Wilson Red feed conaiton. Ap wa [\") CORVAIR: a vena condition. Telephone saa a one WE CORVETTE convertible, excellent condition, stilt 'under "¥ warran' $08 Madison Avenue. ye. Telephone 723-7 i AL WEALEY 3600 MK Ii, Lew 5. Pirelt! wm Bh ig new paint *. worerve, Geed condition. Telephone 72 1286. N- ee WORRIES MINOR: MINOR, dive, ot or best bs Come end see it or telephone 728. eaivate -- vertible, a (668-4327. 32--Trucks } for Sale tren, | 207" 145 Corvair Monza con- horsepo' wer. Very condition, Telephone/ 180 FORD, hai tion, $150, Telephone 728-1997. EME, model wat, five-ton, 2 ee -- base Combination box "aie. 'Y8.000 pound rear Tres Bey trans ition truck, Good condi-|* '%6 without my written | cars 200 Wentworth Bast, Ver SHAW AUTO WRECKING CO, Cars bought, parts for sale, and metals bought. . Bloor Street Eas, ns. 23th OsWAWA A AUTO PARTS-- Wanted cara} fer wrecking. Tires ses perts for sale./ VIS Nelson Street. Telephone 725-2162. GET SPOT CASH WITH TIMES ACTION ADS ty. Apply) T7409, ing the names of ell, ne ays or streets in the City of Oshawa named and described in the first and second columns follow. ing to the respective names oppeoring in the third column following, namely: Harwood Avenue, Plan 802, 803, & 747, to be changed Harwood Drive. Dieppe Avenue, Plan 167 abutting Lots 212 to 217 In- clusive on north and Lots 254 to 259 inclusive on south, to be changed Dieppe Court, Keewatin Street, North of King, to be changed, Keewa- tin Street North, Keewatin Street, South of King, to be changed, Keewo- tin Street South. John Street, between Simcoe Street South and Park Road South, to be changed John Street West. The Judge of the County Court of the County of On- tario. has approved of the foregoing notice, and has ap- inted the 15th day of ptember 1966 at the hour of P10:30 o'clock in the fore- noon at the Court House in the Town of Whitby, Ontario, as the day, seth and place for considering the proposed by-law and for hearing those advocating and opposing the AUCTION SALE FARM IMPLEMENTS "i STOCK The Property Of HOWARD F. BRENT Lot 9, Concession 6, Darling. ton Twp. Y Mile "South of Tyrone. SATURDAY, SEPT. 3 At 1:30 p.m, Ford Tractor, good condition. Ford Cultiva- tor, Ford 2 furrow plow, Disc. Side rake, new, Fertilizer Seed drill, 13 run, |, C, mow- er. Cockshutt manure spread- er, 4 section harrows, Fon- ning mill, Roller, 27 ft, bale elevator, new. Garden tract- or with cultivator, Trailer, M. H, 7 ft. binder. Buggy. Cutter. Harness. 2. single plows, Riding plow. Dump rake, Hay loader. Buch rake. Sleighs, Feed rack. Hay ted- der, Lumber, Hampers, 2000 Ib. scales, Pig crate. Water trough, Lodders. 50 stee! posts. 50 cedar posts. Snow fence. Old iron.' LIVE. STOCK 28 ewes. | rom 5 stocker cattle, | cow, FUR- NITURE Cook stove, good. Piano and bench like new. Side board. Tables all sizes. Antiques, Iron kettle, Dishes. Chairs, Rocking Chairs. Some chains, Forks, Shovels and many other articles, TERMS: CASH FARM SOLD NO RESERVE Proprietor or Auctioneer will not be responsible for ony public Hobility or property damage or injury to the pub- lie in -- with this guction sal CLIFF PETHICK, Auctioneer change. A copy of the proposed by- 38----Coming Events =. stating the reasons for the changes, may be seen ot the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Oshawa, Ontario. DATED AT OSHAWA, ON. Hong THIS 2ND oF "JUNE 50 Centre Street OSHAWA, Ontario IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LOUIE JUE (ALSO KNOWN AS LOY YEE SUE), LATE OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA IN THE COUNTY OF ONTARIO, COOK, DECEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL persons heving claims foninet the Eetate af | MINE JUE (also known os Loy Yee Sue) late of the City of Osh- awa in the County of Ontario, who died on or about the 8th doy of June, A.D, 1966, ore hereby notified to send full particulars to the undersi ed, on or before the 18th day of September, A.D. 1966, after which dote the Estate will be distributed with regerd only to claims of which the undersigned shall then hove had notice. DATED at Oshawa this 22nd day of August, A.D. 1966 LOUIE TOA MING, Rg agg omnes his Solicitor, JOSEPH _P. MANGAN, O.C., 14% King Street Eost, Oshawa, Ontario. fT PoMiny, auctioneer, ® Road Werth. 'No sete tes onal or foo large, Call 728-6810 or 725-408 any- time. i, KAROLY" NAGY, 30 Huron Svea, Oshawa, will not net be deoh responsible for any | | : eat _--Karoly y Nagy. it , STEPHEN WHITEHAW Street, Oshawa a a Myers for any Gout e contrectes' anyone, on or we my name, by after this date, August consent. KINSMEN BRING THIS SPECIAL 2 PRICE PASS to the Saturday, Sept. 3 KINSMEN SUPER CAR BINGO AT THE PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE $8,500 IN PRIZES INCLUDING New 1966 specified Car from dealer of your choice or $2, 000 Cash C1 00M Malan Game, $1,400 Big Snowball (56 nos.) $1,100 Small Snow- ($3 nos.) $600 regular gomes. $450 Special games, Don't forget to buy the econ- omy pack for value and save money. Plus 4 Early Bird games (Share the Wealth) at 7:30 MANY FREE AND VALUABLE DOOR PRIZES RINSMEN SUNNYSIDE BINGO TO-NIGHT $2,300.00 IN PRIZES JACKPOT NOS. 53 and 55 AT THE YOU iAre One of the Thousands | Who Read TIMES Classified ACTION ADS EVERY DAY To Place an Ad Telephone 723-3492 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Saturday till 12:00 noon | RED BARN EXTRA BUSES 7 -7;30 P.M. For RESULTS TIMES Classified ACTION ADS 723-3492 Dally double: 399.0. 'Third--$2,300, fillies, six furlongs. Swan ey (Steve) 113 15. (epee) wee, fa | 1 Sal, Miss Orleans, Resbird Steve R peainner al. _Sueen and Gom'z) 5.40 3.20 2 (Turcotte) = 3.90 3. Mahon) 4.0 3 aie Exotic Charmer al wnat "Serateh: Fifth -- $2,700, ' 716 miles (Maxwell) Arab Prince (Hernandez) 4 Ri te iat (Harrison) Nearetle Heir al Late scratches: 8, Exactor: Sixth -- $2,600, alle four-year-olds, WArriviste (Grubb) Arctic Canuck (Harrison) peddi PB gi bol Judge Burns, nar) ran, Bering Daryl. ae eked Silly, Right 26.10, allowances, Likay, Lassie also ran. Seventh) filles, six rere Prize Jive (McComb) Snow Time (Griffo) irene Schwester Frieda, Cologne Time: ley R ay Manta H and Anxious Age also ran, lighth--$2,200 claimi four-year-olds, 1 1-16 mile! Ann's Reply Bell Metal 7 ae three (Gomez) TA sui ime: 45. Twitont Tete. Red Purse, Peeper, Sunny James and Java also ran. Ont, (CP: op ea at rem two} 2. ua ia oie 14.70 5.90 3.40 2.00 'Cadet, Nevy Grand, 'Claiming, two-year-old 17,00 5.00 3.20 4.20 2.50) al) Whirling he "laiming, two-year-old Page Day vain three year 9.80 He 2.20 three-and about seven furlongs on 22,50 8.70 5.10 5:10 4,00 F 4.40 seater: Erinsville. af 11:30 am. titer: 35, new course record of the Assumption peme:| Linebacker, Quick Response, Windy Fiash and Wee 0,000 " pede, three-year-old 16.80 7.60 3.40 19.70 6. 2. North: | of ern Minx, Venarponaio. Miss Quickstep, Wy and|T (Turcotte) 10 x7 3.60 2.9 2. 3.30 Dream | a Jive BIRTHS IN MEMORIAM CARD OF THANKS to announce the sinet @ litte sister $ tbs, 9 of8., at pital, on Saturday, rents Ley are Anonichuk)., Many and fourth Noor st CONBOY = David Sat 4 BRIKOWSKY -- Y) eal itt General ve Thanks fo Dr, Miller and 4th floor staff DEATHS COLE, George Gotered peed rest at at and Pickering General Hospital Tuesd ey, ae Fed ae wenry Cole husband S Helen Gracy Cavin, 'and dear father of Char- - Cole of our Frances, Aline (Mrs. Martin) of Owen -- and Netteey of Cointe Claire, & Cole is rest- w Kingston Nowe W. lservice In the 'chapel Funeral Home, mplckarng Funeral ve a Toronto. Please omit into_rest in the Oshawa General on Be ho! Se whe f Ve 1966. Hap gn Hawley beloved husbal Seer go May Mann, fa' ther = (madeline nag brother of whey horns and Frank Hawley Hi of Oshawa, in his 8st year. Resting at the Arm Streng Funeral Home, Oshawa with ve neral service in the chapel Saturday, September 3 at 2 p.m, interment Mount Lawn Cemetery. HOPKINS, Ted At the Hotel Diev Hospital on Wed., Aug. we vane Joseph Edward Hopkins "4 s beloved fwsband of irene see son of Ed and Madeline ee veys s of Erinsville and brother of Mrs. Vince Conhve (Mary) Wi Garrett (Anne) Kingston, Larkin (Allene) Teronto and Janie at home, Resting at the residence of his father i ee Mass on vr abe ta Septem the church of the pony Harser oy id ital ment church tery. LOYST, Harold F. (Abe) Entered into rest at the Toronto General peer munday, August 29, 1966, Har- tle Davis of Claremont, Ont, and dear) father of Frances (Mrs, William Guest), Dianne (Mrs, Bruce Redshaw), Lenora Mrs, George McKenzie) and Bileid all! Claremont, loving son F.| toyst at Claremont and Srother be "Grace (Mrs, Roy Thompson) of Tweed, Ar-| Lise of Whitby, Mildred (Mrs, Grant | myer of Claremont, Frances (Mrs. Willlam Pyatt), of Willowdale, and Ren- dell of Claremont; also surviving are 6 randchildren. Mr, Loyst will rest at the) ag a) Funeral Home, 28 Kingston | bois W., Pickering, after 7 p.m, Wednes-| YY: Funeral service in the chapel on) Friday, September 2 at 3.30 p.m. Inter- ment Claremont Union Cemetery, PRATT, George Kenneth At the St, Michael's Hospital Toronto} 38--Coming Events JAYCEES Monster BINGO Admission 50c Two Jacknots NOS. 53 and 58 ONE MUST GO IN 50 NOS. or LESS $200 In announced Nos. $25 Consolation Prize $15 per line both games $175 Jackpo $20 per line. $75 full por 20 Regular $20 games poy double in 17 Nos or less, Five $30 games Early Bird Gome 7:45 P.M, EXTRA PRIZES Every Thursday at the jubilee Pavilion BUSES LEAVING FOUR CORNERS at 7:00 and 7:15 P.M. And Returning after Bingo Children under 16 not admitted on Tuesday, August 30th, 1966. George| Kenneth Pratt of RR 1 Pickering, be-| loved husband of Marie Thompson. Dear father of Mrs. L. R. Kennedy (June) of RR 1 Pickering, Mrs. ig ft oor win of Oakville, Mrs. K, Disn anne) of Oshawa. Dear brother 'of Wal. ter of Galt and Miss Lelia Pratt of Cieve- land, Ohio. dye at the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitoy for ervies in the chapel on Friday, September 2nd at 2 p.m. interment Salem Cemetery Pickering Township, Minister, the Rev. M. Buttars (Visitors commending 7 p.m. Wednesday). PRITCHARD, Gwenda May Entered into rest at her summer home on Tuesday, August 30, 1966, oe May Perrin beloved wite cf Allan Pritchard, mother of Mrs, Guy Nuke (Shirley), and. Mrs, William Pike (Aud rey), both of Oshawa, sister of Albert Perrin of Lindsay, Gordon 'of Engle- wood, Fla, and Harry of Rexdale, In 63rd year, Resting af the Armstrong Fu- neral Home, Oshawa, with funeral ser- vied In the chapel Friday, September 2, . 2 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Cem- tery. Quist, In falling Nan te for sometime at the Oshawa General Hospital on Tuesday, August 30, 1966, Ivy Lena Peabody of 1600 Brock St, South, Whitby, Beloved wite of the late Ernest Quist, dear mother of Jeck of Burlington, Harry. of Sarnia, Albert of Whitby also survived by eight he pernta 3 In fd 79th year, Resting at the Town Funeral |, Whitby, for. service in Meg Bag ro Friday, September 2 at 10:30 In ferment St. John Cemetery, Port, Whitby. Minister the Rev. J, McKibben, (Visitors ey be received Thursday, 2-4 p.m. and Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 IN MEMORIAM dear brother, Lavrace Who passed away September 1, 1960. He Is gone but not forgotten, And as dawns another year tn our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of him are always near. --Ever remembered by sister Darlene and brother-in-law Gord, HOBBS-- In loving memory of a dear brother Laurace Hobbs who passed away September 1. 1940 Weheve "only" a Memory, Dear brother to keep our whole Life through, but the sweetness will linger forever, As we treasure the Image of Lovingly remembered by brother "Art and sister: in-law Pearl, HOBBS--. In sweet and loving memory of a very dear uncle, Laurace Hoobs who passed away September 1, 1960. When we meet our loving Savior, What a happy hour 'twill be, =, we're gathered with our loved and dthele happy faces to see. Yes "Dear Laurace" we'll meet you HOLY CROSS | | | | BINGO FRIDAY At 7:45 P.M. ST. GERTRUDE'S AUDITORIUM 690 King St. East ot Farewell ---FREE- ADMISSION ~ FREE- 20 Reg. Games---Tota!l $300. SNOWBALL--$170, in 56 nos, Plus $10 each horizontal line, Regular Jackpot $200. in 57 Nos, $20. Con, Share The Wealth Good Parking Extra Bus Service No Children Please PLEASE NOTE: OUR NEW LOCATION in the morning. When we hear Tne Savior's call, Come ye Blessed a my Father To a home prepa for ail. nephews Randy and Ricky Maddock, Christine, Debby and Gary Hobbs HOBBS-- In precious and loving mem- ory of my dear son "Laurace" who left me so suddenly Sept. 1, 1960 age 24 years. God picks the beautiful blossom And sometimes the bud so rare To bloom in his wonderful garden Which he tends with loving care, Some day in the sweet tomorrow, Some day we know not where, He'll gather a few more blossoms And we'll all be together again, God's message Come to my Heavenly garden And see in perfect bloom The flower you lived so dearly And thought that | picked we soon, Then you will now my reaso! Though you will not know it feeey; Why in nis promising manhood 1 took your soon away. --Still wee still missed and ever dear, | "Mothe: | SAXBY-- In loving memory of a dear | mother, Annie, who passed away Septem-| jber 1, 1942; and a dear father, Thomas, who passed away April tl, 1962. Have gone to another land, But we're not sad because we know They're walking hand in hand. Always remembered by daughter Edith, Jim and children WOOD-- in loving memory of @ tear father, Norman Wood, who passed away September 1, 1965, Gone dear father but not forgotten, Mow we miss your smiling face, Death has left a lontiness And none on earth can take your place, --Sadly missed by son Kenneth, daugh- jter-intaw Alice and grandchildren Sha- ron and Brian, | WOOD-- In loving memory of @ deer jfather Norman Frederick Wood passed away September |, 1965. Whet we would give if we could say, Hello Dad, in the same old way, To hear your voice, and see you smile,| To sit with you and chat awhile, So you who have a father Cherish him with care, For you'll never know the heartache, TI you opt hay vacant chair. i--Always he all be remembered by daughters inde and Shirley. Loyst, beloved husband of Myr- | HOBBS-- in loving memory of our! --Always Parareares | by his neices and] The two people that we loved the most) wholp WOOD-- Cherished memories of # lov- of |1n0 | ag father and gardener Nor | i gy oe Wood who left 0 1965, vas remembered and missed by whe iidred and fami | . wood | ir father | +, jand aarenataier Nor pied Fg Wood "a who left us ano today. 'our hearts still ache with sadness, And secret tears still flow, What it meant to loose you, No one will ever know, When the da yore sad and lonely, irag everything. goes wrong, We seem to ae =e whisper, Ciieer up ene eam time we 'we "your "picture, You seem to smile and say, "Don't ery i'm only sleeping," We'll meet again someday". rine tli 4 remembered and never for: lg y Betty, Donald, Nancy, peany and Dwayne, WOOD in loving memory of Norman Frederick Wood who passed away. Sept- ember 1, 1965. And while he ties in peaceful sleep, His memory we will always keep, --Ever remembered by Orval and Sugy. WOOD -- In loving memory of a dear irk father and grandfather, Norman Wood, passed away September 1, La le've loved you, sadly miss As your memory fades and lite Mparts You live forever in our hearts, Ever remembered by daughter Donna, son-in-law Lorne, and grandsons, Lornie nd | and Allen. LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements ond floral. arrangements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 ROBERTS -- The fool eS of ig late Edward (Ted) bene og wish their relatives, lat toes ona re e 3 beautify tri and Qwan, Rev. H. A. a the Armstrong Funeral GREENWOOD nner ma LuWUL hw FIRST RACE -- 1 mile (Pace) Purse $900 8 GO 4Dream Castle, McFadden3.50 4 2.40. 3-Adios Ollie, Cahie 4.00 3.00 LE aoeg | Pe yea Carnahan Hy Also Started: Stewart's Gold, Dixie Wick, i Gaines, Harry Dillon, and Thor- pette, IECOND RACE -- 1 mile (Pace) Purse 8 an First, Geisel Jr, 11,50 P| on PSpeedy Battle, Hawke 2-Grattan Portage, West 500 Ti 2-5 Rick ime Also Started: hi Acres Averill, Spencer, Galie's Jet, Girlie Dillon, and Rich are D Nos. 4Dream Castle and 7-Jean First Paid py) 80 THIRD RACE -- 1 mile (Trot) Purse $1,000 8 GO 5-Oakie Bars, Walker, 9.70 5,50 3,20 70 4) 3.30 Also Started: Gal Hunter, DQ-Chip Dip, DQ-Lochinver Bimbo, Miss Easter Van Who, and Ringto Star, DQ@-Chip Dip -- finished 3rd disqualified Hye A cow nll éth for a lapped on break at the wire. DQ@-Lochinver Bimbo -- Finished 2nd dis- and placed Sth for a lapped A LASTING TRIBUTE For Permanence ond dignity we suggest. MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS For courteous advice please visit the Park Office. 723-2633 | OBITUARIES HERBERT E. HAWLEY In failing health for some jtime, Herbert Edward Hawley, 1084 Hortop Ave., died early) today at the Oshawa General Hospital. He was in his 8ist |year. A son of the late |Mrs. Alonzo Hawley, the de- }ceased was born in Whitby, | Aug. 1, 1886 and came to Osh- }awa from Whitby 57 years ago. An. employee of General Motors for 47 years, prior to his retirement in 1955, Mr. Hawley then worked at the Oshawa General Hospital for six years until he retired in 1963. A member of Northminster United Church, he was also a member of Local 222, UAW and | of the Canadian Order of Fores- jters. He received his 50-year | jewel from the local lodge. | Mr. Hawley is survived by |his wife, the former Florence |May Mann, whom he married Sept. 21, 1910, in Toronto; a daughter, Mrs. George Perkin Mr. and | (Madeline) and a son, Edward, both of Oshawa. Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Madeline Horne, Oshawa; a brother, Frank Hawley, Osh- jawa; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The memorial service will be held at the Armstrong Funeral Home at 2 p.m., Sept. 3. In- terment will be in Mount Lawn Cemetery, Rev. Dr. H. A. Mellow, minister of North- minster United Church, will conduct the service, FUNERAL OF KENNETH C. VINCENT Requiem High Mass was sung |" in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church at 9 a.m., Aug. 31, for Kenneth Vincent, "330 Gibb St., who died suddenly in Seymour Township, Aug. 28, while on a fishing trip. The mass was sung by Rt. Rev. Monsignor Paul Dwyer. Interment was in Resurrection Cemetery. The pallbearers, all fellow | jy, employees at the Ontario Motor Sales, were Howard Cook, Ches- ter Morden, Fred Parks, Ken Fraser, Ross Steele and George |Martin. Prayers were recited at 8 jp.m., Tuesday at the McIntosh- [Anderson Funeral Home hv Rev, John Markle, FUNERAL OF MRS. ELLEN JANE GOODCHILD The memorial service for Mrs, Ellen Jane Goodchild, who died Aug. 28, at the family residence, 180 Monk. St.) was held at the Armstrong Funeral Home at 2 p.m., Aug. 31, The service was conducted by Ralph Moore, assistant minister of King Street United Church. Interment was in Oshawa Union Cemetery. The pallbearers were Harold Russell Sproule, Lloyd | a. Tindall, Milton Morris, Frank Coleman and Frank Cooper. FUNERAL OF JACK FERGUSON The funeral service for Jack |Ferguson, 316 Saguenay St., }who died suddenly, Aug, 29, at \the Lakeshore Hospital, Pointe |Claire, Quebec, was held at the | | | |McIntosh - Anderson Funeral en at 3.30 p.m., Aug. 31. ev. J.D. Osborne of Christ aeet Anglican Church, con- ducted the service. Interment ;was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. The pallbearers were Gordon Ferguson, Cecil Goodwin, Lloyd Gifford, Walter Taylor, Jack on break at the wire, FOURTH Par ig Purse $800 8 1-Bonnie auc Fritz 6@Susan Dale, Pollard 7-OH GO, Curran Time 208 3-5 Also Started: Tica's Flash, Meadow Lil- lian, Armbro Ceasar, Lynden Ada, and -- 1 mile (Pace) 6.50 4,80 3.70 12.90 6.20 | Adios Pete, FIFTH RACE -- 1 mile (Pce) Purse $1,200 8 GO 6Belle Wilson 6.90 3.60 2,40 5-Dandy Diamond, Macdonald 4.60 2.60 7-Pertect Dream, McFadden 2.40 Time 207 1-5 | Also Started: Jimmy Chief Junior, Count Fleet, High Hat Dan, A Swift Cavalier, and Armbro Explorer. SIXTH RACE --. "Standardbred Fu- turity'" 1 mile (Trot) Purse $6,862.50 |GO 3Garma Alert, Walker 6.90 2.40 2-Sharp Hoot, Campbell 2 A-1-Kawartha Betty Time 212 3-5 Brenda's Joy, and A-Ke- Also Started: wartha Belle, €xactor Nos, 3 and 2 paid A-Coupled 'awarthe Betty and Ka- wartha Belle, No Show Wagering. SEVENTH hg ra -- 1 mile (Pace) $50 4.10 3.40 15.10 6.70 9.40 4-Dr. Pat, 7-Goldies Joe, McLean 6-Robert i head Habkirk Time 20! Also' Started: Kino Hérbert, Wally 8 Byrd, 'Larry 'Ollierds Invinelble Pick. end Heres How, on Pes -- 1 mile (Trot) Purse $1,800 8 3-Sudbury, a 'arcoe 6.90 3.90 2.70 1-Earley "return, Robillard 6.00 ed 8-Lullwater Frost, McKinley Pat's Midas RM Ad Hanover, Lightening, Dean's Pride, Sis Herbert. NINTH ee ~ 1 mile (Pace) Purse $1,200 6 5-Uncle Davis, Curran 5.40 3.60 3.00 1-Port Wallis Boy, Clark 6.80 4,10 gy Grattan § Fillon 4.60 T 208 2-5 Also Started: Marabelle, Thunder Bars, and Letta Worthy. Scratched: Uncle Bun. Att. 7,009 Total Pool $336,609, FORT ERIE ENTRIES eae SEPT, 2 CLEAR AND FAST FIRST RACE, -- Purse $2,000. Claim- ing (5000), Bp be two-year-olds, foaled in Canada. 6 Furlongs (9). Churchill Bill, Herrivon me Superfivous, No Bo' Alton Lad, Hernandez 118 Queen's Velvet, one x10 Anuwar, No Boy 115 Yor Priority, eee 6 Menssik, are x1 Ann Good, No Boy "hs Col, Saxon, No Boy 118 SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000. Clalm- ing (3000), hag oar 4 a 6 Furlongs (7) Valley Town, Walsh 10? Cangal, Kornblum og Gay Champ, Steve X109 Canadian Flash, Gomez 116 Guta Gluck, Hale 119 Hurricane Bessie, Harrison 119 Condora, Barroby 114 Ing (5000). Maiden two-year-olds, foaled a Canada (Division of Ist), 6 Furlongs Jesting Maid, Alter 115 Montreal, No Boy 115 Lisa nhipb.hBztinx1i0né hé hé hétttt Fourth Bitten, teed seg us Be A Hero, Waish 1 Victoria Day, Remolum XxX108 Buntelope, Mack: Smoke The Gress. earreny e Valiant Hope, No Boy 115 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim- ing (5000), Maiden two-year-olds, foaled In Canada (Division of Ist). 6 Furlonas Milistra, Fitzsimmons 115 Gambari, Gomez 1) Tudor Liz, Fitzsimmons 118 Third Attempt, Harris 115 Sir Whistle, Combu X113 Queen's Haven, Griffo X110 Crow's Mile, Gomez 116 Pinclo's Gift, Bell X110 Jiveastar, Hale 118 FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,200, Sera: | (3000), Three- and four-year-olds, 1 Miles (12). Forty Carat, Walsh 'Vis Sliver Run, Coombu X105 Canadian Love, Harris A-112 Arctic Vanture, No Boy 112 Short Affair, No Boy 112 Paraguayo, Turcotte 117 Beech Time, No Boy 115 Sun Stage, No Boy 107 Dr. Brickar, Robinson 107 Penadee, Harris A-115 Fort Rouge, Hale 110 Locksley Hall, Neff 117 A--S"M Paulson, L. C Morrisroe and M Cohen éntry SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,300, Claiming i) Three-year-olds. . -- (6). Lazy gsi ye Boy 1} Tulyandy, Neff 1 tron Star, No bet Knight Out, rere. mM El Esmeralda, Ne oer Noy Shuswap Sheik, No Bi (BXACTOR WAGERING) SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,600. The Cardinal." Allowances. Two - year - olds, py Bg Canada, About 7 Furlongs on turt (9). jahoo, Anita's Grand, Griffo X109 Amberiane, No Boy A-119 Blenheim Park, Pitesimmons 12 Charming Bive, Barroby 117 dammed Lovely, Harris 116 Pappy Parker, Gomez B-117 Third Rule, Turcotte 114 A---Statford Farms entry B--Bill Beasley entry BIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,200. Claim- |Collison and Elva Burley. FUNERAL OF JAMES GRANT McINTOSH | The funeral service for James| Grant McIntosh, 168 Glenwood | yy |Cres., who died Aug. 28, at the| |Private Patients Pavilion, To-} nto General Hospital, was held at the McIntosh - Anderson | Funeral Home at 2 p.m., Aug. 31 The service was conducted by| ev. G. W. C. Brett, minister | of Knox Presbyterian Church |Interment was in Oshawa Union | Cemetery. The pallbearers were Derumaux, Jack Scilley, Eigis |Munday, Keith Gahan, Joseph {Kerr and Leon Rolson. ing (3000), Three-year-olds and up. 1 1-16 Miles (8), Sun Hash, Hale 119 Vedas, Coombs A-X117 Briarcliff Boy, Maxwell 122 Silver Beau, Hernandez 115 Atti, Barroby 114 Hoss S Pick, Harris A-119 rf Brittiant Needle, swoee 12 gg obey Farms Cy Ky Ibs AAC? XXX-- 10 bs AAC. POST TIME 2 PM FEARS TITLE SHAKY EAST PECKHAM, England (CP)--Bill Phipps defends the Kent yard-of-ale drinking title be fall but feels doubtful about keeping his crown. He dieted|-- off 154 pounds to a svelte 182 during the last 12 months and says his drinking capacity has gone down too. "soa to pace Auto Workers "\defeated Union Rod and Gun '90|goals for Houdaille while Dave |three runners on base in the |The Oshawa Times, Needlecraft |Toronto 1, THE OSHAWA. TIMRS, Thoreday, September 1.1966 at Kirkham's Goals Provide Spark Glen Kirham scored six Credit Union to a 9-1 win over Tony's Refreshments and take the first game of a two-game, total-goal series in the A divi- sion in Oshawa Minor lacrosse Novice play Wednesday. Steve Rarrett scored a pair for the winners while Ke vin Whyte added a singleton. Steve Zaporozan got the loner for Tony's. In the B series Nu-Way Photo 5-4 on twogoal performances by Tom Wreggitt and Randy Bonnello. Steve Goleski scored the winning goal. Jim Dui scored twice for the losers wile John Powers and Robert Small each netted singles. In Series C Houdaille Indus- tries downed Eastview Phar- macy 10-2. John Pattimann and Jeft Rorabeck each scored three Yuzwa netted a pair and Jim Krantz and Mark Kashul scored singletons. Randy Harding scored the lone Eastview goals. Next games are September 7 at the Children's Arena, Kingston Aces Blank Tiremen Kingston Nylon Aces blanked Oshawa General Tire 4-0, here at Alexandra Park last night, to even their Eastern Ontario Zone finals, in OASA Inter- mediate' - Industrial playoffs. The third and deciding game will be played on a_ neutral diamond, on Wednesday night, of next week. One bad inning, the second, which Kingston came up with two hits and Oshawa Tiremen went down with two glaring errors, accounted for the scor- ing in this game. Ed Litchfield, . Kingston's great hurler, started the rally off with a single, then John Steel was safe on an error by Ron Wright. Craig. Kelly fol- lowed with a triple, to score both runners, Jim Clyde then drew a walk, Tom Clifford popped up and Jerry Lynch flied out to right field, then Larry Davidson's fly to centre was bobbled by Wayne Norris and that let Clyde go all the way for Kingston's fourth and final run. Bob Mason replaced Warren Wills in the second inning and Kingston got only two runners on base in the last seven frames, one on an error in the fourth and Clyde, on a single, with two out in the ninth, Oshawa Tiremen got only entire game, Ed Litchfield was just too good for the homesters. He missed a no-hiiier Dave Hickey belted a clean single in the second inning. After that, John Pipher got on via Litchfield's own error, in the third and Bill Solomon got on via an error, in the ninth. wie Lake Vista And Harman In Wins In Kiwanis Bantam : Lae V ieee Bey i and Harman play at home but their diamond wee still tan mnddv_ managers game to Vista diamond, where the Southmead team started off with three runs in their first but managed only three singletons after that. Lake Vista had two big inn- ings, scoring 11 runs in the third frame and adding ten more in the fourth. The de- ile }layed start, plus the long ral- lies, forced umpire 'Red' Scott to call the game at the end of five innings of play, due to darkness. Franssen was the winning pitcher and Brudek the' loser, Brown and Franssen both hit homers for the winners, with Curtin, Bowler, Cousins and Whitmee each having a triple. Bowler also had two doubles with Brown, Whitmee, Frans- sen and. Veverka each having one, In the game at Valleyview Park, the homesters were held off the scoresheet by pitcher Bryan Rose, until the fifth, when they scored their four runs, R, Cochrane's triple being the big hit. Harman Park got to Dave Bishop's slants early, John Gryszezuk homered to open the game and Harman staged a six-run rally in the second stanza, added three in the third, pi in the fourth and one in the Triples by Terry Andrey, Paul Hill, George Montpetit and doubles by Andrey, Mont- petit and Sonny Kolodzik, paced the Harman attack. Nipigon Girls Take Opener Nipigon Bantam Girls took the first game of the semi- finals as they doubled the score on Storie Park 16-8 in CRA Softball action Wednesday at Nipigon Park, Nipigon scored 15 runs in the first inning as Crossman, Whyte and Mamelke homered, Crossman's homer came with two on base, Whyte hit a grand Slam ar did Mamelke. They scored one more run in the fourth inning on a single to Branton. C. Wilson was the winning pitcher. Lenczewski hit a two-run homer in the third inning. Other runs were scored by & Bessie, three, Gulenchyn, . Ogden, one and Davies, one. Losing pitcher was Taylor. NAMED HONOR BOXER DALLAS, Tex. (AP)---Curtis Cokes of Dallas, pend welter- weight champion, named honor boxer for 'sagas by the And that was it, for the Tire- men, Litchfield struck out 19 batters and didn't issue a single walk. 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