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30--Cars for Sale 30---Automobiles For Sole _ CONVERTIBLE TOPS NYLON $89 UP REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF CARS. ' Bill's Custom Auto Trim 409 Brock St. South Whitby Days 668-8101 -- Evenings 655-4575 BEAUTIFUL! 1966 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE A completely equipped. Pow- er steering, power brakes, power windows. Medium red with white power top. Auto- matic transmission, automatic radio, whitewalls, wheel discs and only 12,000 miles. Still under Generol Motors war- ranty. Owner must sell and ony reasonable offer will be considered. Please phone 640-2963 in Stouffville, any- time. MORE CASH Paid for Good Clean Cars. Trade up or down. Liens paid DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. SOUTH 723-9421 © A.M, @ "Your RAMBLER Dealer" NICOLS Motors Limited On Highway Ne, 2 Just West of Thickson Rd. Whitby 668-3331 DOWN----$30 MO. 59 - 61 models your choice! BILL BENNETT MOTORS 484 King W. 723-0371 ZOLTAN AND NICK'S Your Authorized Datsun ond Fiat Dealer Specializing in Volkswagen Repair and Service 160 Simeee South 728-0051 | 1965 VIVA, tour months' warranty left, . $875. T Port "64 OLDSMOBILE hardtop, power ing and brakes, 394 cubic inch meter, positraction, many extras. A-1 conditi priced. 723-8050. 1962 MERCURY COMET -- Licence Laide ae ord Fayed be driven to be u ore Motor a 'Hidhivay No. fs "het" 'West of Thick- son's ae poeta 668-358}, Runs real well. ta for ing tie Wt PONTIAC sedan Rute, re Staten wetor sane: Street West, 31--Compact Cars for Sale 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. Seuth Oshawa 728-092) i¥éi VOLKSWAGEN deluxe, radio, | peed a + scene car. | al Caneirier, ele- hone 728-8300 after 6 fat FALCON deluxe saat automatic, radio, a tires, body in geod i ven $695 or best offer, Telephone int ENVOY, good aoneinen Call 728- 6670 after 6 p.m. inal PEOGEOT 43. ad running condl- M. Gutman, Kingsway Solas. 16 ie St. &. -_Telephi one 7 ies. CHEVY 11 balance of warranty. Radio, whitewalls, Terms cash. phone 725-3701 after 6 p.m. bd SUNBEAM ene convertible. $75 728-841 ia VaCuGWaeaw yeuxe reliable, $300. Telephone 723-7343. 1966 FIAT (650). In Al condition. 975 or best offer. Must sell! Phone after 6 p.m. 725-2045. Perry, WBEATb4. 32--rrucks for Sale 56 G.M.C.. model -552, five-ton, long wheel base dump truck, Combination box and hoist, V-8 engine, 16,000 peund rear , Clarke trans offer. Telamore 723-5387, 11 18@ WALF-TON" Chevrolet. Telephone Ajax, 942-2401. 33--Automobiles Wanted 36--Legel 38--Coming Events TENDERS addressed to the Property and Maintenance Committee Women's Welfare League of 387 Simeoe St. reatment oti Bloor St. East, for 9 period of one year, January Ist, 1967 to December 3] st, 1967. The lowest or any tender not ne- cessarily accepted, | a- mation mey be ebtained front H. W. MeNeill, Simcoe Hall Settlement House, 387 Sim- coe St. South, ay Bony Tele- phone 728- 7525. 38--Coming Events Central Council of Neighborhood Association BINGO OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM FRIDAY, OCT, 14th Over $5,000.00 PRIZES $1,500. Jackpot $500. Snowball $150. Special Game $1,000, Escalator 20 Regular games , eac 9 Early Bird Games 5 Late Games $50.ea. Cers bought and Sold MORLEY STALKER MOTOR SALES 137 KING STREET W. OSHAWA 723-6322---723-8311 On the Spot Financing 195 DODGE Polera converiibie. Power windows. Tinted mirror, V8 auto- discs. Owner Setling ". oo Telephone 728-7311 between 6 . or re es eee = a FORD FF 8195. Good rete condition. Telephone 728-0558, 1968 CUTLASS convertible, power equip- Bla new, low imilecce. "Telephone 725-0694, a STK WAGON, Pontiac, i tee aol 'Staiker 'Motor Bron sales. 1H ly. | SHAW le sHRECKING C6. Cars CARS WANTED Buying A New Car? Sell your used cor to "Ted" Talk Cash' to the New Cer Deoler and "Save". TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res, 725- ar 34--Automobile Repair bought, yd for sale. iron and metals bought. 8? Bloor Street East, SBN. | OSHAWA AUTO PARTS --- Wanted cars| for wrecking. Tires and parts a sale. 1175 Nelson Street. Telephone 725-2162. WANTED - Cars for wrecking. No charge for A iri Telephone Tanase, Robert Nichol Admission $1.00 (receive one cord for reguler gomes). All games 25¢ double eard--~ except jockpot. DOOR PRIZES All games will be played en double cords. Share the Weolth--7:15 p.m. Regular Games--8:15 p.m. Rt JSES Leaving Bond and Simcoe $t. 6:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 7:30 ond 8;00 p.m. Avail ble After Bingo. Kir Wee ae ; 327 auto radio, fully powered, bucket seats. (Licence 233753. Stalker Motor Sales, 137 King West. 723-6322. 1999 CHEVROLET deluxe sedan, auto- matic, Beg power brakes, steerl Good clean car. $495. Licence 2940: Stalker Motor Sales, 723-6322. 1960 DELUXE Aggeieodl sedan, automatic, radio, Only one Licence J20989. Stalker Motor Sales. i King West, 723- FRED STONE Brooklin Phone 655-3653 @ Motor Rebuilding @ Cylinder Reboring @ Pinfitting @ Resleeving @ Automatic Transmission @ Crankshaft and Valve Service TRANSMISSION nar ny Trens- 1038 16d CHEVY A sedan, ari ee e Simeoe North. Phone with tae. dust new. Licence 415886. Stalker Motor alee 723-6322. 1966 gure PARENTS. 8 La Si . seer reg seen! Jracha. 'halker Motor | Co! Sales, 7 . 35--Lost and Found LOST -- In Bowmanville arena, sliver colored Wittnauer wristwatch, and wallet with personal Leg Oy Te' 195 OLDSMOBILE Jetstar, 4 door, hard- top, power brakes and steering, mist blue; A-1 condition inside and out; aiso mechanically A-1; low mileage, execu- tive car, Best offer around $2,650. Call 723-6803 oF 5 1999 JAGUAR XK150 convertible, chrome wire wheels, radio, 4speed. Financing available. Telephone 728-3035. 194 CHEVROLET Super Sport convert. for, steering 'and r-speed cellent condition. Trade considered. * 5947. "4 CUSTOM SPORT, red and white top, V-6 automatic, power brakes, power steering, $2,295. 6414. 1954 PONTIAC Hearse, body by Barnette, 19,000 miles immaculate and original. 300. T 725-1343. 3%) FORD Frontenac, sedan, (black) $ cylinder, standard, redio, heeter. In eKeenen Coin. . Piivaiw Sai. Whitby 660-4878 after 6 pum. 1945 PONTIAC Laurentian, auiomatic excelient condition, fully powered. sit under ety, Telephone 725-9300. "& BRIDGESTONE, 90 motorcycle, ii- \ cence 492KMC. Sell or give gh = cycle for good car. Ted Campin Motors Oshawa. T 723-4494. '1962 as Be equipped, A- a 2346 after 5 p. = aERCUAY Marauder, tion, $2,095. Telephone 623-5097. USED CAR PARTS, tires, wheels, spindles, springs to ane trailers also arc welding on trailers. 509 Bond E. 19 PONTIAC Laurentian, 6 cylinder, Fr gil ve new = ow condition. "Starfire." Fully $1995. Phone 668- A-1 condi cans PAID oF a ; Gia up, down, Choose from over 60 cars. No down pay- ment. Gus Brown Motors Ltd. 728-7375. 193 ACADIAN -- -- Licence 91267, four door sedan, $50. down, Boor monthly. Nicol's Motor Sales Limited, on High- way No. 2, just west of Thlcksor's Road, 668-3331, 196 CHEVROLET. Licence 667512, six cylinder sedan. An ideal family car. $25. down, $39. monthly. Nicol's Motor Sales Limited, Highway No. 2, lust west of Thickson's Road, 668-3331. 19% FORD coupe, _semi-customized, Cadillac motor, needs transmission. Best offer. Telephone 668-2344 In Whitby. GRILLS, radiators, all car parts. specialty Courtice Lake Auto 45 CHEVROLET Super Sport hard Power steering and brakes. Positraction, radio, under warranty. Price $2,495. Tele- Phone 725-1546. ANTIQUE CAR, 1927 Ford Touring, com- plete and unrestored. $650. Days call 668- #101; evenings 655-4575. ie 1966 "990 AMBASSADOR, automatic, V-8, power steering and brakes, radio. A-) condition, 8,000 miles, 725-0185. '3] MCLAUGHLIN Buick, good running order, Collector's item. aan oct Mr, Paimer, Bad Boy's Store, 728. SAVE DOLLARS! Several sad cers, 55's up. Trades accepted. Terms ar- ranged. R. B, Motor Sales, 809 Bloor E. 1966 PONTIAC Strato Chief sedan, V-8, automatic, radio, oversize whitewaill tires, 5,000 miles $2,475. Apply 189 Windsor Street. 728-69 18. 198 FORD, Bulee engine with extras. Telephane 967- 1966 eS ames Convertible, low mile- age, cylinder, power eGuipped, yel- low black interior, many extras, $2,795, 728-6609. " ACADIAN Canso sports deluxe, 'fully equipped, low mileage, one owner. Tele- Phone 728-8800. ee BEL AIR, six cylinder, standard, A-| shape, reasonable Telephone 725-9656 | after 4.30 p.m. 1956 THUNDERBIRG, V4, Dapeed auto matic, power steering, detachable hard- top, Cong A ane condition, Call Caniprgton 432-2641 er 432-2029. James 704 or Bowmen- ville Police. FOUND -- Pet rabbit vicinity ef Verdun Road. Call 293 Olive Ave. 723-9528. 36--Legal The Liquor Licence Act NOTICE OF | ANNUAL MEETING LICENSING DISTRICT NO. 7 Take Notice that the Annual Meeting of the 'Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for Licensing District No. 7, comprising COUNTIES OF DURHAM, ONTARIO, PETERBOROUGH, VICTORIA AND THE DISTRICT OF HA!IBURTON will be held o NADIAN LLEGION HAL 217 MURRAY ST., in the CITY of PETERBOROUGH the COUNTY of PETE BOROUGH on TUESDAY the 25th day of OCTOBER, 1966, commencing at the hour of 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon at which time it will hear and determine ap- plications for the renewal of licences in accordance with The Liquor Licence Act, and the Regulotions thereunder. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that ony person who is resident in the licensing district and objects to ony application -- shall file his grounds of objection in writ- ing with the Registrar at least ten doys before the meeting. H. J. BROWNE, Registrar 55 LAKE SHORE BLVD; E., TORONTO 2, ONTARIO NOTICE TO | CREDITORS | All persons having claims against the Estate of MA- HALA ALTHEAR PARKER, late of Windsor, Ontario, Wi- dow, deceased, are required to send them to the under- signed Solicitor for the Exe- cutrix, on or before the 26th day of October, 1966, after which time the Estate will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. MARCEL D, BAILLARGEON) 1159 Lesperance Road, Técumseh, Ontario. Solicitor for the Executrix. You are One of Thousonds who read The Times Wont Ads Daily. BINGO $1,450.00 IN PRIZES Oshawa Lions Club 2 Jackpots Nos. 52 and 58 ONE MUST GO | $300 in 52 Nos. or less | $200 in announced Nos. $25 Consolation Prize PLUS ein Sie Ai mhdn mene iv uns Soin games Early Bird Game 7:45 Sharp Guaranteed Minimum $5.00 Per Line $25.00 Full Card $150 Jackpot Game 20 Regular Games at $20.00 Double in 15 Nos. or less Last 5 Gomes $30 per game ADMISSION 50c Bus Service leaves King and Simcoe Streets at 7:00 and 7:15 p.m. The biggest prize money in the area for a 50c¢ ad- mission charge. EVERY WEDNESDAY All Proceeds to Charity Jubilee. Pavilion BINGO DNIPRO HALL EVERY TUESDAY 7:30 P.M. All' reguler games $10, Share the Wealth Jackpot $150. 52 Nos. or $20 Copesration attendance. FREE ADMISSION Corner Bloor and Edith Sts, DNIPRO HALL BINGO KINSMEN CENTRE TUESDAY, 7:45 Early Bird Game FREE ADMISSION Jackpot 55 and 53 Children under 16 not allowed Special 7:30 bus from Corners A LASTING TRIBUTE For Permanence and dignity we s st LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS For courteous evice please visit the Park 723-2633 LOCKE'S FLORIS! Funeral. arrangements and floral arrangements for all eccasions. OSHAWA "hate 24 HOUR ROME SERVICE After ian 725-7928 CARD OF THANKS SOCIAL BINGO ST, JOHN'S HALL cor, Simcoe and Bloor Sts, WED. OCT. 12 am She welcome lunch served 39---Notices 1.0,0.F, REBEKAH A new garden section has been developed and set aside for members and relatives, in @ choice location of Mount Lawn Memorial Park, No, 2 Highway, Oshawa and Whit- by Township border, Present 1.0.0.F. and Rebekah pro- perty owners may request transfer to this section with- out cost. Please call Wm, Greenhalgh, President 723-2633 BIRTHS ARMSTRONG -- Ronald and Ruth (nee Bradley) are very proud to announce the arrival of a son. swaioning 7 yo 1 ous., on Thursday, Octobe: 966. Many wonks fo Or. K. C, Hobbs and nurses on «. FARNDAL® -- Bob end Marg ( Fry) are proud to announce the arrival of their sont Randall a 4 ' 2 Se a Saturday, October &, General Hospital, A brome er Michelle, A special thanks io Dr. . Blair and fourth floor staff. JACKSON ~~ Murray and Hennle (nee Meredith) proudly announce the orriva! of @ son, Steven Murray on 1966, at the Oshawa General Hosplist. A bhi for is onli and a grandson vy A. Mert dith and Mr. and Rt Brmiston, Brooklin, Thanks, to 'Dr. Ross and staff. LONG -- Phil and Doris (nee Laing) are very happy to announce the arrival of @ son, Christopher Mare, 7 Ibs, on October 8, 1966 at the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital. A brother for Todd. Many. ae to Dr. Morris and fourth floor stat. we DEATHS ALCHIN, Helen Louise Entered into rest at Bowmanville oe Hospital on Saturday, October 8, 1966. Helen Louise Miller beloved wife of George C. Alchin; mother of Mrs. Austin Stephens, (June-Marie) eg Ae ig B 4 ioger Roy Alchin, B.C.7 sister of M Gladys Miller, Weston; and Eman 'alers Toronto; In her 73rd year. Resting at the Oshawa with Armstrong Funeral Home, funeral service In the chapel Wednesday, October 12 at 11 a.m, interment Mount Lawn Cemetery, Oshawa. COBIERSKI, Daniel Cin (R,C.E.M.E.) uddenly as 8 result of an eccident on be 4 \ ost 7, 1966, Daniel Coblerskt F.B., St. Hubert, Quebec in his Soin year, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Cobierski, dear brother of Susan, Patricia, Dennis, ra, Michael and Robert, Rested Northeutt and Sent Funeral Home. "Requiem Mass in t. Joseph's Catholic Church, Bowman- ville at 10 @.m,, Tuesday, Octover 11, 1966, Interment 'Bawmanville Cemetery. GODDEN, Victor Horace Suddenly at Oshawa General Hospital on Saturday Oct. 8, 1946, Victor Horace Godden, in his 75th year, beloved hus- band of Louise Broadhead end loving father of Jack, of Vancouver, Mrs. R. Alderson, (Myrtle) of Don Mills, preter of Miss Daisy Godden of England. eral service was hes at the serree Funeral Chapel on Tuesday, October 11, | at 2 p.m. Interment was In Mount Lawn Cemetery. orial Hospits!, Bowmanville, on Friday, October 7, 1966, Eva Sinclair, in her 83rd year, beloved wife Bs ~ lat 4 Frederick J. Mitchell, dear the late F. Kenneth Mitchell. Resting s the Northcutt and Smith Funeral Home. Funera) service was held 10 o'clock a, m. Monday, Octoner 10, 1966. Intern- ment Cittle Britain Cemetery, Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 IN MEMORIAM BROWN -- In ek | memory of @ dear father W. Howard rown who passed away October 10, 1963. We lost a ded with ® heart of gold, Who was more to us than wealth untold; without farewell he fell asleep With happy memories for us to keep. TEN PERFECT CHANNELS the finest in | ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS Relayed directly home via Cable TV. [ to your interference free Become A Charter Member Before October 21st and Save 9.95 PHONE 723-5278 Oshawa Cable TV WANT-ADS DON'T COST -- THEY PAY ver , Verna and Regi- naid Ross and Marjorie, Helen and Nel- son, Earl and granddaughters. COPE -- in loving memory of a dear mother, Violet Amy. Cope, who passed away October 10, 1°44 Time takes away the edge of But memory turns back every --Sadly missed by the family. rief leaf, HESS -- In loving memory of @ dear husband, father end grandfather Lyman Hess who passed away October 9, 1964, Friends. may think we have forgotten When at tirgs they see a smile But they littie know the heartache Our smiles hide all the time. | --Wife Vera and family. HORNBY -- in loving memory of a dear mother, Margeret Hornby, who passed away October 10, 1961 Resting where no shadows fall In perfect pesce she awaits us all Where God wili link the Aad chain As one by one we meet again. --Fondly remembered by the family. KILGOUR -- In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather Barclay rs dade who passed away October 10, Mis memory is as dear today As in the hour he -- 'aah Agnes, soin-law Hovert 'ad grand RIGG -- In loving memory of @ dear husband and father, |. Harry Rigg, wh- passed away October 11, 1955. Precious for ever are memories of yo Today, tomorrow and all life throu Just as you were you will always Treasured for ever in our memories --Sadly missed by wife Ada, Dorothy Kathryn end Russell, miChrist Memorial ozs, |Drother Eman Miller of Tor- -|Oxford County, was the daugh-| Pamela The ar ou vl se late ahn ry. Wi 9 offer our 'e ciation to the many friends Welgh. their net and symone for iF av ace fo have At Ootee oad Aner Anne Barry and family. Peal vs = The family ef the tal Bateman, yet to 'nares end Fg for ictal ial ness during our rege', Veron roert' Bat Bateman LOGAN -- We wish to Searems eur sincere thanks and oparecia Vion to rela. fives, neighbors end friends for ° sloral tributes, cards ona letters and all acts of Kindness duri ment of a belov brother John, Mrs, John W. Logen, Clara Connolly, Jean Hadley. eur recent bereave- husband and our only y | ee m Car For Paul, a five-year-old at a British school for handi- capped children, uses spe- cially - constructed vehicle for the severely handi- capped, Powered by two ear batteries, it moves at Ine se Tine Mige| tween ba' i an won't go unless the safety bar is in place in front of the child. (CP. Photo) MRS, GEORGE C, ALCHIN Following a serious sickness of one month's duration, the death occurred, Oct, 8, at the Bowmanville Memorial Hos- pital, of Mrs. George C, Alchin, Liberty St., Bowmanville. She was in her 73rd year. The former Helen Louise Miller, the deceased was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Born Oct. 3, 1894, at Stouffville, she was married there June 7, 1916. Fol- lowing her marriage she re- sided in Oshawa and since 1940 had been a resident of Bow- manville, A member of St. John's Ang- lican Church, Bowmanville, Mrs, Alchin was a member of Anglican Church when she resided in Oshawa. She was a past presi- dent of the Women's Guild of 8t. John's Church, Mrs. Alchin is survived by her husband; a. daughter, Mrs. Austin Stephens (June Marie) of Bowmanville and a 60n,| » ger Roy, of British Colum- bia. Also surviving are a sister, Gladys Miller of Weston; a onto; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mrs. Alchin rested at the Morris Funeral Home, Bow- manville, until noon today. The memorial service will be held at the Armstrong Funeral Home at 11 a.m,, Oct. 12, followed by interment in Mount Lawn Cemetery. Rev. K. J. Framp- ton, rector of St. John's Ang- lican Church, Bowmanville, will conduct the service. MRS. ILA M. BARNARD The death occurred at Fair- view Lodge, Whitby, Sept, 26, of Mrs. Ila M. Barnard, a former resident of Port Perry. She was in her 92nd year. Predeceased by her husband F, James Barnard, the de- ceased is survived by two daughters, Mrs. A, McEachern| (Thelma) and Mrs. J. Me- 'Eachern (Lola) both of Port) Perry. | Mrs. Barnard, who was born) in North Norwich Township,| ter of the late Albert and Ellen Bingham. She was predeceased by a sister, Mrs. F. L. Thomp- son (Belle). She was a life member of the!. United Church Women of Rag- lan United Church. The funeral service was held at the McDermott-Panabaker Funeral Home, Port Perry, at 2 p.m., Sept. 28. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. Rev. A. Rice, minister of Port Perry United Church, conducted the service. The pallbearers were R. Row- land, J. Dowson, A. Mc- Eachern, H. Simpson, R. But- son and G. Jeffrey. CFN. DANIEL COBIERSKI Requiem High Mass was sung in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Bowmanville, at 10 a.m. today, for Craftsman Dan- iel Cobierski who was killed in a motorcycle accident, Oct. 7 at Huntingdon, Quebec. The Mass was sung by Rev. F. K. Malane. Interment was in Bowmanville Cemetery. Full military honors were accorded the deceased by military per- sonnel from the Canadian Forces Base, Downsview. The deceased, who was in his 21st year, was the son of Mr, and Mrs, Dominic Cobierski, RR 2, Bowmanville. Born at Sudbury he had been in the armed forces about two years and was stationed at St. Hubert, Quebec, with a Royal Canadian Electrical and Maintenance En- gineers unit. Besides his parents he is-sur- vived by three sisters, Susan, OBITUARIES Mrs. Franklin leaves to mourn a_ daughter, Helen (Mrs. Harold Bentley) of Ajax and a son, Grant, who is on the}, heme farm in Manchester, A daughter, Marian Croxall, pre-deceased, : Four grandchildren also sur- vive. Rey. George Teskey of the Scugog Charge conducted the service from McDermott and Panabaker Funeral Home, Port Perry, Oct. 6, The pallbearers were all neighbors: Bert Gray, Jack Gray, Murray Holtby, Byron Holtby, Os Croxall and Lorne Thompson, VICTOR HORACE GODDEN The death occurred Oct. 8, at the Oshawa General Hospital, of Victor Horace Godden, 25 Colborne St. W, The deceased, who had been sick for a month, was in his 75th year. Born in Kent, England, the}; deceased had been a resident of Oshawa for 42 years. He was hy Chi ~ the of England. An employee in the trim department at General Motors for 20 years, he worked for Flintoff Hardware for a time $700 (8), and for the past five years was employed by Hayden Mac- donald Wholesale Ltd. Mr. Godden is survived by his wife, the former Louise Broadhead, whom he married 42 years ago; a daughter, Mrs, R. Alderson (Myrtle) of Don Mills and a son, Jack of Van- couver. Also surviving are a sister, Miss Daisy Godden in ret and three grandchil- ren, The funeral service was held; at the Gerrow Funeral Chapel at 2 p.m. today followed by)? interment in Mount Lawn Cem- etery. The service was con- ducted by Rev. J. Osborne of|™ Christ Memorial Anglican) .¥ Church, MRS. A. A, PARRIS The death occurred Saturday, Oct. 8, at Orchard Park, New York, of Mrs. A, A. Parris, mother of Mrs. F. N. Mc- Callum, Oshawa, and grand- mother of Mrs, L. R. Sawyer, The. funeral is taking place at Orchard. Park, tomorrow, Oct. 12. FUNERAL OF STEPHEN LOVELOCK The funeral of Stephen Love- ives, Wid died Tuesday, Uci, 4, at the Oshawa General Hospital in his 63rd year, was held from the Armstrong Funeral Home, Friday, Oct. 7, . Interment was held at Mount Lawn cemetery. Service was taken by Rev. R. G. Ongley of St. Geonge's Anglican Church, Pallbearers were: Morley, Ronald, Frank and William Lovelock and Frank Jarvis. Rare Tiger Lair Found HOBART, Tasmania (Reut- ers) -- Scientists have set trap in what appears to be the lair of a Tasmanian tiger, one of the world's rarest animals, for years believed extinct. A farmer found the lair. Hairs from it were put under the microscope and identified as those of the strange preda- tor which once ravaged local flocks of sheep. It has a brown coat striped with black like a tiger, it looks like a wolf with a large head, its tail is thick-based like a kan- garoo's, and it is mrarsupial-- the female carrying up to four young in a pouch opening to- ward the rear, It can measure eight feet from nose to tail. ajrice seedlings. GARDEN CITY |: RACEWAY MONDAY, @CT, 10 FIRST RACE - 1 mile (Pace), rele 'al ait M. Wolleneed 27 tear? betas pA bady nla, Zirnis Purse if fi, wy Started; Madoc Gratton. Van's |H Gift, Anita Dillon, and H A dream. Scratched, Mollie Ariac, it RACE -- 1 mile (Pace) Purse i nalon, AY, €, Robillard Also Started: Mindy M, Minor Joe, malt Ballastar, D. Nos. 4 Risin Al M end SOen Me Kiyp, paid $7.90. THIRD RACE -- 1 mile (Pace) Purse TLornie Rhythm, Cldwell23.00 7.90 4: {Een Covell ler, Wadde HI 1% rr &White Ankles, Fk Time 314 1s Started: tes pave 'swe, cindy Vs vn "patree Wick, and Fernda' PR iy pace o 1 mile (Pace), shy Boy, Bolly 18.40 ye @ ih Rex, Norris 3.0 Seadie's Pride, Reagan Time 218 1-5 Alen Started: Gratten Portege, Rick Spencer, Goldie figin W, ang Miss Dainty Volo. Scratched, Melodie Byrd, FIFTH RACE -- 1 mile (Trot), Purse 25.00 iy 13 w, Scot_Key, ee. i molty's Report, Wap! 8-Lady Szra, Norris Time 215 45 Also Started: Miss Mora bro Farr, Kit's Kid, Favor! Thelgiers. Comet, Arm- Valley, and SIXTH RACH -- "Garden City Stakes" 1 mile (Pace), Purse $4,195 (6), GO (gery John, Lake $40 9.30 by Broke, Hayes 5.10 3,00 Fireside Adios, Wellwood 6.20 Stoney fel Time 208 2-5 Also Started: Gentry Yates, lo United. Burke, and Al Exactor, Nos. 5 and 1, pald $34.70. Se enr tt paee ~ 1 mile (Pace). a Purse sAceway sulle, Campbell31.80 10.70 3-Northwood Be Cg a Gemmili 6.60 J-Isobels Choice, Crowe Time 215 3-5 Al Started: pes heag: Hal Jean Third, Jermite, Regent, and Hasty + Mer RACE -- 1 mile (Pace). Purse Ginaine 'Topic, Stirton 6.30 450 3.90 $Bryan H Direct, Hayee 4.30 6-Kawartha Babe, Alexander 4.70 Time 214 4-5 Also Started: Andy Ellis, Miss Dean Grattan, Homestead Valentina DNF -- Edgeoow D Scott, and NB -- Guinea Mite. NB -- Mutuel Scratch, DNF -- Pulled up -- Did not, finish. NINTH RACE -- 1 mile (Pace). $800 (7). 4-Jean First, Gelsel, Jr. 5.10 3.40 2.50 Iwood 5.40 2.60 Purse ~__THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tossdey, October 11, 1968 29-¢ sad oer RESULTS (CP)--Woodbine peo and up, 1 1-16th miles. Sunstruck, Gomez Sirlus 2nd, _ Fitzsimmens oR aire Pi hie i yiag jar Strong Steel Leader, Willed, Wher, 'a Time, Ships bs wad Pass | d, Witcheratt al {sh ator wine ge Seeond--$2,700, "Lonsdale, claimit 3 Georee teed olds and up, Marshall turf course, Hrd iy porte 15.20 4.10 3.30 4 2.40 (a 240 4 Commer Mar- Dane Wil Acre Acres entry: ode Dally Double) and and 2 bald $58.10. 2,300, Camaring claiming 3 Erik Lea, Har-Dan also ran. Fi E ee. aWillow Downs Farm. Time 1:45 Direct Ketion Mr, Brass aiso ran. Seratched--Kojo. = a Be 88 a yg i et Orblier, ole. i = i ests $ SB a5: seu fF eee oorms2.s0, Trotedere, claiming 2 me sce voutll 1 1B ran. o-. aExotie Red, Princess Vertes, aH, €. BurtonBo-Teek Farms. entry. Fitth-$3,200, Marelius, 8 year olds WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12 Clear and Past Finsy. Pu ta , Two year ol " aid Weitere reall et A Me ae ges = Purse $2,200, and four year No Boy A-103 Nidev's 4 rotaste, M halen" Korabam X102 le Ru sam 5.20 4 te tenga Re iene Bi wer At10 Brownell X105 si | ula' marfanne Elin 10 len Star, 'No Boy 103 ring, ante, a, vn, tle ety RACE -- Pi (7,500), Two 'year othe mt ta WOODBINE ENTRIES Ist), Poaled In CDA. 7 furs (9). Momentaril cram 3 xus eae trish, Sion Me Boy 118 ae + Babe, i A ins = Purse gr Claim. year olds and up. 7 xi x us 109 Soon m as XXX105 Purse $2,100. Clalm- year olds and up, 6 eaetee Tewood, COURTRIGHT, Ont. (CP)=-A|" West German freighter is aground today and listing at sion with a Liberian freighter in night, stein, caught fire following the collision and her captain, Ru-|' keep her from sinking. The other vessel, the Olympic 30|but later moved up river, No one was injured and al) 33 crew members and two pas- sengers were accounted for. U.S. Coast Guard vessels, an air-sea rescue helicopter teem? Selridge Air Force Base at|¥' Mount Clemens, Mich,, an vately owned craft took part in the rescue, Some of the crew members' x. were at first taken to the U.S. side of the international water- way, but all of them later gath- ered at a hotel in Sarnia, Ont. 7-Andy Byrd, Wel éLoyal MN Waples LA yy farted: Captain Dillon, Single aan: Bele Richards, and Keystone Killean. 'Atiendance, 2.948, Total Pool, $152,732. WEIGHT BEATS LIGHT Photographs taken during the 1952 eclipse of the sun show that Stavity can bend starlight. Viet Rats Face War SAIGON (Reuters)--The South Vietnamese government has de- clared war on rats in the fertile Mekong Delta, where most of the country's food is grown. Rats' tails piled into mounds as high as small haystacks are being displayed by farmers as "war" trophies. The ministry of agriculture launched the anti - rodent cam- paign after farmers orted swarms of rats feasting on their Thousands of huge rats invaded the seedling nurseries before the rainy sea- son, the farmers said. In some areas of the battle- scarred delta region, rodents are reported to have caused more damage than the war with the Viet Cong. In one province, on the Cambodian border, they have accounted for up to 30 per cent of annual crop losses. In a single week, the farmers of Kien Tuong province killed 3,000 monster rats, cutting off their tails as trophies. They used American-supplied rodenticides and traps made of wire netting and bamboo, often with crabs as bait. Particia and Barbara and three] brothers, Dennis, Michael and! Robert. MRS, ETHEL FRANKLIN After a short illness, Mrs, Ethel Franklin passed away in Port Perry Hospital Oct. 4, The deceased was the, wife of he late Howard Levi Frank- in, Born in Reach Township, the 'ceased was a daughter of thc 'e George Franklin and Sarah imb, They farmed at Man- hester for some 40 years, HOUSE oF FABRIC 11% King St. East = Your Fall Sewing Needs Shop et 725-4551 23 mernrs: ass byiwyawye Suu we iva Prare) introducing the barefoot comfort ee «+. the softness of carpet «». the toughness of vinyl . now combined in one revolutionary new floor covering, never needs wax- | Ing. See TAPIFLEX today at: Floor Fashion Centre Gibbons St. at Bond the St. Clair River Thursday|* The German ship, the Em-|'®x#ctor Wagering) a 45-degree angle after a colli- Sha SEVENTH RACE -- Purse "Bloordale" Allowances. rg Two year 'Fillies foaled in dae Tt 1 mile on Marshall dol Prokesch, grounded her to} turt (9) Kool Pearl, was damaged in the bow | Cusm Gold RCMP boat and a small pri- Spicy Boweut 116 SF tba, AAG: XX-7 tbs, AAC: XXX-10 CAROUSEL INN OSHAWA Congratulations and Best Wishes Corcoron Foods Limited TORONTO 728-3980