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ing Events Auction Sale Sat., Nov. 19 -- Household Furniture Property of MRS. LAURA ADAIR 54 Cameron St., Pickering Auctioneer, Telephone 668-4271. Auction Sale CATUBRAY. NOV, 26 Loyal Pogue, Auc' eer, See Bills, Tel, 668-4271. 38--Coming Events JAYCEES Monster BINGO Admission 50c Two Jackpots 55 and 58 ONE MUST GO $500. IN 50 NOS. or LESS $200. in @ennounced Nos. $25 Consolation Prize $10 per line both gomes $175. Jackpot $20 per line. $75 full card 20 Regular $20 gomes pay double in 17 Nos. or less. Five $30 Gomes farly Bird Gore 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 efter Bingo Children under 16 not admitted. Central Council of Neighborhood Association BINGO AT OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM FRIDAY, NOV. 18 Over $5,000.00 PRIZES $1,500 Jackpot $500. Snowball HOLY CROSS BINGO FRIDAY at 7:45 P.M. ST. GERTRUDE'S AUDITORIUM 690 King St. East ot Forewell + Peer ADMISSION ~ FREE - 20 Reg. SNOWB. $130. Plus $10 yon horizontal tine. eguilar logy 29 $200. oe 59 Nos. $20. Con. Shore The Wealth Good Parking Extre Bus Service No Children. Pleose: PLEASE NOTE: OUR NEW LOCATION Games--Total $300. . iC in 56 Nos. Labor Loses Lead In U.K. LONDON (Reuters) -- The popularity of the ruling Labor party has fallen during the last month, two opinion polls pub- lished here showed today. One ei gave the Bay ee Conservative cent popularity lead curt The other said Labor's over the Conservatives was halved from 14.9 per cent to 7.1 per cent, The Gallup Poll in The Daily Telegraph said that if there were a general election tomor- row 44 per cent would vote Conservative and 42 per cent Labor. The National Opinion Poll in The Daily Mail said 45 per cent would vote Labor and 37.9 per cent Conservative. The National Opinion Poll added that the latest survey showed that Prime Minister Harold Wilison's personal popu- time since he took office two years ago. fied with his performsncs, wie oniy 38 per cent of those polled were satisfied with Opposition Leader Edward Heath. DEATHS John Harris MOUNCEBY, Entered into rest in the Oshawa ni Hospital on Wednesday, 1 TEN PERFECT CHANNELS the finest in ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS Relayed directly to your home via interference free Cable TV, Phone Now and place your order for Cable TV PHONE 723-5278 Oshawa Cable TV 1966, John Harris ren, band of Ruby May Lean and brother of Mrs, Willlam West (Louise), venta Archie and Harry, larity was lower than at any-|' But it found 54 per cent satis-| 7 Like giant jaws, the John- son Street bridge in Vic- toria opens to let two tugs pass through. The tugs are part of a lineup which +} 228, P. Sh OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS Bay nll NIGHT LADIES 'aken: Alley Cats 7, Pediars §,| and aes Se ie 5%, &, ens aie. igh § vis 245, &. Lewis tars pr Oatten 222 and A, Annabelle Cobb | Joyce cone 2% lire CHOMP forms daily morning and night when the bridge goes up during a redecking pro- ject. (CP Photo) George, Cobourg, and proce, vegeene. in his 77th year. Resting In the Armstrong Fu- neral Home, Oshawa with funeral service In the chapel, Saturday, November 19, at 2 p.m, Interment: Merrills Cemetery, Roseneath. Masonic service under the auspices of Lebanon Masonic Lodge No. 139 will be held Friday, November 18 at 730 p.m. JACKMAN, Lila Aft Oshawa General Hospital on Wednes- day, November 16, 1966, Lila Cole, of 63 Jackman Road, Bowmanville, In her 77th year, beloved hapa of Roy Jackman, dear mother of Mrs. J, Living (irla) Mrs. Heard (Eunice) and Ross. Resting af the cutt and Smith funeral home. Fu- neral service 2:30 o'clock, Friday after- noon, Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL) 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 IN MEMORIAM SUNNYSIDE BINGO TO-NIGHT $2,300.00 IN PRIZES JACKPOT NOS. 55 and 58 At The RED BARN 7-7:30 P.M. EXTRA BUSES COWLING -- In. lovin dear mother, Florence a passed away Nov. pad 1965. Wonderful memories, woven In gold; This + a ee we tenderly Lage Ls s "re he ir hearts, @ ° " cherish, never forget. Lovingly mbered by Ree and Cella. memory of 8 Cowling, who COWLING -- In loving memory of a dear mother, Florence Cowling, who assed away Nov. 17, 1965, daughter COWLING -- In loving memory of @ dear mother and grandmother, Florence gg rd Cowling, who passed away Nov. ', 1965, One sad end lonely gael 'ig passed, Since you were called The shock that we coceived | 'thet day, No one can ever say. eed gave us strength to meet # courage to bear the blow, eur what It meant to lose her No one will ever know, --Sadly missed and ever remembered by dauahter June, son-in-law William, ject § children Lawrence and Lorraine. MACDONALD -- In memory of @ dear CRYSTAL BELLS BAZAAR Saturday, Nov. 19 2:00 P.M. Tea Room. Home Beking. Fancy Goods. Candy. ST. MARK'S CHURCH Beurling and Stevenson Rd. North. father and grandfather, Peter A. passed away November 17, 1965, Time changes many things, But love and memory ever clings And while he lies in peaceful sleep. His memery we shall always keep. --Lovingly remembered by daughter !sa- belle, son-in-law Gordon and children, MACDONALD -- In memory of @ dear husband Peter A. who passed away Nov- ember 17, 1965. Thoughts wander as daylight fades, To the land of long ago, And memory points old scenes In the cold of the twiliaht glow SALVATION ARMY BAZAAR Will Be Held Friday, November 18 at 2 p.m Fancy Goods ia Aprons Tea Room KNOX CHURCH FALL SALE, Friday, November 18, 2.30 o'clock. Home Baking, | Fancy Work. Afternoon tea, 50c. 1 seem to see In the soft dim lights A face | loved the best, 1 think of him wan daytime fades In the fer off wes' --Lovingly sotenmaree by wife, Anna- bella. | MOORE -- in loving memory of a) dear husband and father James E. Moore who left us so suddenly November 17, 1961, and Jives forever In our hearts. --Ever remembered sadly nisssd by wife Ruby and son Murrey. SHELENKOFF -- In loving memory of dear husband and father, Boris D. RUMMAGE SALE, Unit 2, Centre a ype dl Lond Friday, November 11, 12 noo te Lk TO ATTEND the Rotary play (more than meets the eye), ed Town gee Bowmanville, December | em. Proceeds for Crippled Children. 2, 3 at a om" who passed away November W, 1 What would | give "2 clasp his hand His happy face to see, To hear his voice 'a4 'see his smile That meant so much t --Sadly missed and SBR og remember- ed by his wife, Victoria, son Robert and @AI8_ Wilson' Hos! skin Avenue, "South November 18, from 2 to 5 @ 0 m, Tea Room, home baking, Christmas p. novelties, etc. and bake sale, ber 19, 1966. 2-5 p.m Friday, ' to 9 BAZAAR Philtip's Chere Oxford yal Weoraty, Novem- dauahter Zita. TOPPING -- In loving memory of a mother and grandmother, May Topping who passed away November 17, 1965. Sadly missed along life's way, Quietly remembered every day. --Son Harold, daughter-in-law Isabel, RUMMAGE SALE, Sitees Street United Church, Memorial Hall, Friday, Novem- ber 18, 1:30 p.m. Unit 6, or en Karen and Warren. of WW, TOPPING -- In loving memory wey Topping, who passed away Nov. SOMETHING DISAPPEAR? Place 8 lod ied to reach the finder. Diar ad in Classifi 723-3492 for an ad-writer now. "So many things have happened Since you were called away So many things to share with you $150. Special Game $1,000. Escalator 20 peal pone 9 Early Bird Games Had you been left to stay. Every day In some small way Memories of you come our way, Though absent, you are ever near, Still missed, loved, always dear. --Sadiy missed by son Craig, daugh- ter-in-lew Marjorie, and Grandchildren, | | Donald, Robert and Raymond. A LASTING TRIBUTE 'who | ing rand- | Riline, GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS 's Green- » TORONTO (CP( wotd results: Firs58s2,000, year-o ds, 7 fi Ceelgee (WALSH( Wellington Square (Hale) Ann 8. Good (MCCauley) Time: aDark ative maiden Yo? claiming, Freedom, in Hope, A--MRS. entry. second--$2,200, 4 year-olds, one mil Bitte Pet (Dittfach) 8.90 dolly Monarch A trata Fiddiehead (Gome)) H. A. Luro entry. bv. eons 4 4 Wild Fabius, ime: 1:40. Galanx, Glen Francis, Va? a Pe one mile. ™ \VicScria Day (BARROBY( bLAWLESS Ramb_ er, bbreak Camp, Lisa J.|n Lib, Kitty G., Cloudy MIST Sie hon imon lyn's ?ride, North Duchess, am Star, Idle Scholar also ran. Daily double: $31.80. Third -- $2,300, claiming 2-year-clds, Te? UVa? €ollan Harp (McCauley) 12.00 Hg Baby aie ead 3.20 Time: 1:40 2-5. Commodore, aFast Elsie, wk, Col, Saxon, Nuzzle In, Vinny's Redhead, Flying Ky. ave ran, a--The Pheasant Stable and Gless entry. Lete scratch: Nini gee age * chai + and «+ ar-olds, 1 ledall (MeCaustey) 5.80 3.30 2.70 Hi So. Smart (Dittfach) 3.30 3.00 Never a Question (Bowcut) 5.40 GREENWOOD ENTRIES rehab aie ane tas i FRI. PiRsT RACE -- Purse 200 en three and four year olds 1 mile wil Brief Garon, Alter 110 Sandeen, No Boy 100 Little Crown, No Boy 118 Cold 'Assist, No Boy 115 Ernarco, Dittfach 113 Kerr Son, No Boy BlazingTommy, Kornblum xis Tu Fu, No Maple peeve an (ef hs vt 'ornbium X11 x08 Dear Joey, ore no Ing av Maiden two year olds, fil- Hes, 7 furlongs. fee Pals lo Ba ae Lot 0" Passer we Babe. Kerem 108 Alice Parkes, No wy jiiey Honoufer, Sutcliffe XXX1103 Last Marriage, No Boy 118 en three and four year Doon 1 mile Susie Sweet, McCauley Hunter's Dolimae Sreeoan xs Lib, Grubb X11 SKH Fleet, Robinson 113 Jokaday, Coombs X110 Romantic Kiss, Grubb X Im Rocky Parham, Krohn O13 Phalanx Queen, McCauley M113 Game Over, Inouye M113 Hubert McComb 113 7 turtong: Buccminster, Dittfach 113 Our Gooden, Inouye 118 Pat's Honey, Brownell X108 Baby Blue No Boy 113 Mens Ik, Comb X108 No Boy 113 Lily, Platts MXX103 FIFTH RACH -- Purse $2,200 cial Ing (3000) three year ods, I mile a. Black Kitten, Coombs X106 Drag Pit, NoBoy 17 Royal Regret, NoBoy 107 Sweetly Packed, Grubb X106 Don Cecilio, Inovhe 119 Lofty Visitor, No Boy 114 Enchow, Buisson 114 Vital Mahn, No Boy 110 Dark Numbers, No Boy 11@ Steller Flyer Harris 114 Gay Champ, No Boy 112 s (7). (7,500) Two hs a 2 mile Sea Salt, No Boy A-110 Ette Ruie, Sirrtech W Lema Hill, Fitzsimmons 119 Lord Post, A-112 my Fair, Lina Pagee, McCauley X105 DARING Daryl, Fitsimmons 112 Crow's Mile, Grubb X105 ry; V(Exactor Wagering) one sixteenthmiles King Leoend No Boy 120 Captain Prefect, Harris 113 New ic A inquye Ud Cantided Say A-t5 Park Heights, No. Boy ne Ross Bowcut 11 Tricky, Scamp, No Boy fogged Swatuk 7 Parad |New 4 Wonder, Sreen XXX10 | EIGHTH RACE -- Purse en cane: ling (3,000) three year olds 1 mil | Danish Dancer, Hale 112 |Valley Roaal Grubb X109 ie Hangman, G Gomez i Sultans Treat, Brownell outa Alberta SinShine, No Miss Dynamic, No Boy Ma Viva La Bell, Brubb X106 Canadian Love, Swatuk XXX107 Radioant COLORS, No Boy 110 Valley Town, Kornblum X104 ates Ios AAC: XX- 7 Ibs_ AAC: Post TIME ? P.M. LJ ald- | Alirullah, SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000 claim- THIRD RACR -- Purse $2,200 maid- FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,000 claim- (5,000) maiden two year old fillies SIXTH RACE' -- Purse $2700, Claim A-B Sweeney and Dane Hill Acres Ent- SEVENTH RACE-- purse $2,300 clalm- ing (4000) three year olds and up I- Ibs. AAC: XXX H eadl a Natural sitor, Allrahni, Prince Bunty Risky Liga Able Ruler, Golden Game Jr. Fifth -- $2,400, hl and upward, 7 furloi 'Muskeg (Dittfach) Lykke Til (Harris) big hl en (Inouye) te Kenteek, Kingusto, S-year-olds * 420 2.10 2.10 2.20 2.10 2. ae Common -- market, Mighby Gar also ran. Dan Hill Acres and H. Katz. entry, Yexactor: $7.30. Sixth -- $2,500, and upward, 1 1-16 Fabison (inov) ure aSilver Moonlight (Swatuk) aSpicy er (Harris) Time: dae a5. "nie d-year-olds 6.30 5 in a0 3.20 3.20 Fasty Duby Cat, Cote, Cruise control, Park Salen" 'Sito ran, a--M. Kane, S. M. Paulson and L. C. Mead entry. Late scratch: Mitzi's Seventh--$10,000 added, fillies and mares, Syear-olds and upward, 1 3-16 miles. Speedy Lement er 7.00 Ped 3.30 Beavante (Dittfach) 0 5.70 ye. Tara (Bowcut) 5.70 2:00, dqHinemoa, Cosmic Grey, Solar Park also ran, dq--finished third but was disqualified and placed fourth. Eighth -- $2,200, claiming, S-year-olds and ieee 1 1-16 miles, Brief W Gomez) 6.70 3.80 2.70 My ee michord (Walsh) 9.90_ 4.80 Motor Grubb 2.50 Time: 1:46 25, aHoss's Pick, My Boy Richard, Acou- chi, R9man Tribune, Red Purse, What 8 Question also ran, a--Natural Farms and M. Kane entry. Cate scratch: Mighoy Patrol. ttendance--8,176. Handle--6575,613, High Doubles: Scott M 5/210) 360; Pat imcconnel a "| 4sobels Choice, end Henr; also ran.| 20 TLornie, Rhythm, Caldwell White 2' irene Rahme 212, Deity sath 20. CEDARDALE LEAGUE + John Griffin rence 8, Theresa mie ak Lows at et a Sharon 24, 238, Jud' Meniile 235, Jack 255, Jerry Manilla 275. vie bebe sy ates Jim vi Leckie, John Gri lane ene Bosley. PP ayy oe gy BLIND LEAGUE petit, in (150, oes) 3067 Rolly Cousins (96, 151) 247 and Ade Mc bg (109, Doubles with handicap: Vi Pike gi ) 104; Vera Siblock (52, 51) 103; Sudda: NEPA #1) 102 and Blachenko (50, $0) 1 ALRERY CT. UNITED CHURCH LEAGUE Men's High Triple: Glenn Maunder (230, 248, 200) Bill Pike 664 (242, >| 680 222, 200); Art Allman 642 (224, 265); Bill Hamilton 612 (265, 206}; Frank Cooper |" Mont ja Maclean, Pat = Sonia} 228, Je Perce Clark 606 te, Ere a tad (2, gi a a5 i Mans High Singles: Clit Ag 606 (220, 280); Roger | Plancke AM! Brown in Mim" Scott ag ss Marg. Jackin 2 233, Ploters re iat ED 7 ac tomhars Shinar Pole Bickle 634, MeGlllvary 612. | Hoare. 237, Pat Irwin 222, Bea sate ae orabeg iy Folth urns Fred Porter 207, Herb Albrecht 207 and Paul eet 4 wis eit Hi ie coy 3, Strike- us" + Strikes 3, Pin-Pickers 1, Spitfires 1, Sput- niks 1, enerals ae MOHAWK RACE RESULTS ut RACE -- 1 Mile (Trot). Purse 4Chub Hanover, Fillon 3.90. 2.90 4 2-Johnnie R, Palmer 3.00 2,90 3-Avis, Wilson Also Started: Ledy M Moray, Jose: dale Red Flyer, Famous Wick, Rintutica, and Martys Trailer, SECOND RACE -- 1 Purse $800 (8), 4Katle Trot 'he Mi Mile (Pace). "tabi 46.90 7.60 4.50 2.80 He 1) wer Lusty wi Atom and Art Ber DAILY DOUBLE, 4 AND a PAID. Sis.s0 Pia RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace). Purse os Janets Boy, 12.70 ry 60 3.10 3-Cunny's Lou, 3.90 a. &Bold Jenni, Also Sta Pp esol Gilm Mottart 2.80 + Bonnie Burns, Tullymon, T Grattan. Scratched, Echo Ridge Tommy. FOURTH RACE -- 1 Mile Purse $800 (8). 1-Pepper Yates 22.4 7.20 3.80 4.50 3.10 Cet ney Kucla 2.80 ed: Jan Third, Midnight aan oracle Byrd, Ramona Direct, and Holiday Happy. 2 yeh ag RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace). Purse $900 ieuy CAtiochey, Feagan 5.80 3.40 2.80 SAndy Ellis, Furness 4.30 3.10 20 Also Started: Kawarthe Babe, Larry Adios, He Gay, Dudley 0, end Style a-- | Guide. SIXTH RACH -- 1 Mile (Trot). Purse 6Kimbo, 430 | "Evergreen Pat, Robillard i 2.20 3.40 ited: Hapey MacDuif, Irish and Billy Hal' SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace). Purse $800 (8). 4° Atkin 10,00 "" 4.30 ie 4.90 $1,400 (6, Wapi 2.20 Mie. Bae Carmichael valley WS yadtent 6 AND 1, PAID $4.10 8). $-Globes Birthda' emmill Iso Started: Unique Richi Mea- dow Wave, 1 a Bullet, a Trust, and Sliver Leird. BIGHTH RACH -- 1 Mile (Pace). Purse $1,500 (7). 1-Champ Tass, Davies 6.10 3.70 2.70 4-R- Yankee Wann, Boily 6.40 4,00 4R Yankee Wann, Bolly 6.40 4.00 6&Checkit, McElroy 3. Also Started: Anglo United, Tarport Scotty, Armbro Cardinal, ela RACE -- 1 Mile (Trot). Purse $900 Pishop. Song, Varcoe 17.70 bY re 3-Palacona, Robillard 3.00 gh mg Po-Ca Bout, Hie 4.10 : Ottawa Duke, Tootsie polly" wiltw Brook Darky, Silvis and Van Song R. Total Pool $185,942 SIZES 10-20 OSHAWA TIMES PATTERNS By ALICE BROOKS Under a coat now or in fact all year 'round, you'll enjoy the smart, all-over design of (Pace). | Figg); 9, Pin- Pickers a Lucky- Strikes 6, Sputniks 6, Strike-Outs 4, Gen- erais 4, Spitfires 3 and Blow-Hearts 3. GLENHOLME SCHOOL Intermediate Boys and Girls: Class 1 -- Margaret Reid 160, Christine Stras- zewski 190, oe Larush 105 and Wanda Math Class 2 -- Ricky Peyton 140, meney Weish 195, Jimmie Brown 150, Mary Polacok 90, Jane Blecha 90, David On Boyle 275, Susan Lazin 120, Boris Sko- biltkosky 155,. Freddy Johnston 125, John Martinelli 125 and John Bisschop 150. cLuB High Singles -- i atnison 232, Jen Thomson 229, Mae Patterson 223, Nicole Lavergr ne 219, Ruth ey Flamme 219, Anne Lee 214, zm. Reardon 204 and Barbara Quesne! Standi -- Tootsie Rolls 21, Road Runners Y, Swinging "sixtet 17, Thistles 14, Slow Pokes 13 and Alley Ys ts 8. Points Taken Tootsie Rolle Road Runners 1, Swinging Sixtet 3, Snlailes 0, Slow Pokes 2 and Alley Cats 0. Points Taken -- Picomats 3, Imperiais 0, Motor City 1, Westmount 2, Dairy Queens y Reynolds 2, Acadiens 3 and Playboys 0. "h Triples a fs Liniey 802 (255, 209, 258); M. Thompson 721 (321, 203); Bell 630 (219% 21007 i. poy 650 oy Osborne 603 (212, 210); R. Doyle ( B. Taylor 688 (218, M7, 243); Phil Cormier 704 ee ech TE L. Arp, 263, 293); and R, Rich 274), High Singles -- J, Hart 217, B. Fisher 234, 219, L. Arsenault 212, B. Gallant 206, B. Scott 229, G. Gaudet 205, 214, R. Rod dick 222, H, Cranfield 236, B. Nickols 222 and C. Winacott 276, OBITUARY JOHN HARRIS MOUNCEY The death occurred, Nov. 16 at the Oshawa General Hospital, following a very short sickness, of John Harris Mouncey, 77 Cadillac Avenue North. He was in his 77th year. Born Nov. 26, 1889, at Rose- neath, Ont., he was a son of the late Robert and Eliza J. G. 3%|Mouncey. He was married ior, 29, 1916, at Hastings, Ont., operated a general nk: a Fenella, Ont. for 20 years prior to his retirement in 1941. A resident of Oshawa for 25 years, Mr. Mouncey was 29| member of Northminster United Church and the Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club. While a resident of Northumberland County he served as master of his masonic '00| lodge and was an affiliated past master of Lebanon Lodge, No. 139, AF and AM, Oshawa. He is survived by his wife, the former Ruby May Lean; a sister, Mrs. William West (Louise) of Hastings and four brothers, Archie and George of Roseneath, Harry of Cobourg and Bruce of Vancouver. The memorial service will be held at the Armstrong Funeral Home at 2 p.m., Nov. 19. Inter- ment will be in Merrill's Ceme- tery, Roseneath. Rev. Dr. H. A. Mellow, minister of North- minster. United Church, will conduct the service. A masonic service, under the auspices of Lebanon Lodge, will be held at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m., Friday. ne man who was once cook for Governor . General and Mme, "They were the best people I at worked forthe easiest to ease. Fit, Set ---- recalls anol experience of a differ- ent sort while serving at El Arish in Egypt after being sent there to install new electrical ¢jcooking equipment for the United Nations troops serving meals being served was some: what limited and soon the rea- Rir Cleaning Brings Cash VANCOUVER (CP)--A Van- couver-area firm has found it pays to keep the air clean. Columbia Bitulithic Ltd. esti- mates it reclaims $40,000 worth of material annually through anti-pollution measures used at its year-old $300,000 plant in neighboring Port Coquitlam. The plant is a replacement for one formerly located here. "The fine dust particles we once discarded into the atmos- phere now are being collected and put back into the aggregate as an important ingredient in asphalt mix," says Andrew Jen- kins, district. manager for Co- 636 | lumbia. He said that before the com- pany moved into the new plant where the filtering system was installed, it had to buy fine material for its mix even though it was producing its own dust at the rate of two tons an hour. Mr. Jenkins said before the' company could relocate, it had to satisfy the Port Coquitlam poy its operation would be clean. EVERYBODY HAPPY "Recent tests by Vancouver City's air pollution inspectors show the plant to be one of the Semen in the province," he said, The anti-pollution equipment consists of a wet and dry sys- tem for filtering smoke and dust, Mr. Jenkins said installation of dust-collecting equipment has put the company in the good books with a lot of people. "Employees are happy be- cause they don't have to work in dirty air, the District of Coquitlam is happy because it has added a clean industry to its tax toll, and we're happy because we've found a new "| source of revenue in reclaimed material." He said Columbia's expe- rience is not unique. "Cement plants with dust- collecting equipment have re- claimed thousands of tons of product a year, grain loading industries have found that | dust can be collected formed into pellets for cate feed. Even marble dust can be used as filler." SHAKESPEARE ON TV CBS-TV has contracted with England's Royal Shake: Company to present King Lear, Macbeth and A Midsummer Night's Dream in color on TV. NEW_LOW PRIC THE(TROTHIABOUT KING OPTICAL C0 ' cw, Se \ " ALL GLASSES ONE-LOW PRICE "SINGLE 1218 Vio iON THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, November 17, 1966 23° © Arctic Cook Feeds Airmen GREENWOOD, N.S, be dg son ' me ae ine ee tae a 3 ai #8 ss z a cook--I love it. mendous amount of satisfaction out of it." . And what is it like for the wife of a man who has far more experience in cooki most women will ever have? ted can bd a bani 1 jut ty ous g at home, so to be satisfied with wha we serves and not interfere. Det tt there is a new dish to be tried out then I do it." ¢ who needs Complete with lenses frames end ease. G5 STYLES, SHAPES AND GOLORS T TO CHOOSE FROM e Glasses that want for jal requirements. sciet frm a vide assortment of frames, the F aegflvige > directions sizes 32-38 incl. signed especia Eger Thirty-five cents (coins) for po * oe Valeo and Highest each pattern. (no stamps, tad alr ban + » comparison please) to Alice Brooks, care of MECESSARY The Oshawa Times, Needlecraft Dept., 60 Front Street West, Toronto 1, Ont. Ontario resi- dents add 2c sales tax. Print plainly Pattern Number, Name, Address. 210 Most Beautiful Needle- craft Designs in new 1967) Needlecraft. Catalog! Knit, | crochet fashions, afghans, quilts, embroidery, toys, gifts, 2. Free Patterns. Send 25c to- day. 12 remarkable heirloom quilts --complete patterns in color in Museum Quilt Book 2. Quilting motifs. Send 60c. Send also for Quilt Book 1-- 16 complete patterns. 60c. BUS STONED MILAN (Reuters) -- Some 2,000 angry soccer fans stoned the bus of the Rome team after it held highly-favored Inter of Milan to © scoreless tie in an Italian First Division game Sat- urday. In the attack on the bus, which came as it was held up by traffic, windows were broken and two piayers injured, Police dispersed the crowd and. ar- rested two persons. POLES TO PLAY ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)-- The Polish national hockey team will play here and in Gan- der, Nfld., next month, Don Johnson, president of the New- foundland Amateur Hockey As- sociation, ed. He said the Poles will play St. John's Capitals Dec. 3, one day after for kindness and sympathy shown us|tney meet Gander Flyers. Can- | during our recent bereavement. We espe-|ada's national team will meet cially wae ang rook peenrle .f"\a Newfoundland allstar squad --Mrs, Chas. Lake, Harelé end femily.|here Sunday. 5 Late Games $50 ea. Admission $1.00 (receive one card for regular games). All games 25¢ double cord-- except jockpot. DOOR PRIZES All games will be played on double cards. Share the Wealth--7:15 p.m. Regulor Gemes--8:15 p.m. BUSES Leaving Bond and Simcoe St. 6:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 7:30 end 8:00 p.m. Available After Bingo. this dashing jacket. New sculptured effect of raised diamonds is fashion news. Pattern 7347: knitting For Permanence and dignity we suggest . MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS For courteous advice please visit the Pork Office. 723-2633 LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral arrangements for all occassions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 After hours 725-7928 CARD OF THANKS LAKE -- We wish fo express our heart- felt thanks and appreciation to our many friends, relatives and neighbors By ANNE ADAMS | Go-Easy, sew-easy skimmer with magic, long, side darts to shape a lean, graceful midriff, Fling of scarf adds dash and dare to collar. Printed Pattern 4747: Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 14 requires 35g yards 45-inch fabric. Fifty cents (50c) in coins (no stamps, please) for each pat- tern. Ontario residents add 3c 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, Toronto 1, Ont. Fall's 130 Best Designs lively school, sport, career, glamor styles, all sizes, extra features in new Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog. Clip coupon in Catalog -- choose one free pattern. Send money? We all do, mone things HOURS: 9 A.M, 1M, East nae 5 5 P.M, Deily jos: i Day Wednesday 2nd Floor « PHONE: 728-1261 WE FILL ALL PSI, ow TS AND OPTOMETRUTS PRESCRIPTIONS AME LOW PRICES 17 Bond Street COACH Frank Clair is coach of the Ottawa Rough Riders of the Eastern Football Conference. |e «CP Photo) WANT-ADS DON'T COST -- THEY PAY