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nly 10 ELLE a as Sef. Sunbeam IMON » 69° at 49° | ag 53¢ 69° " 69 " 69 Sauce - Colored OR 79° FT c. 49° ' 19 'S T3 THE OSHAWA Times, Wednesday, January 18, 1967 MAO'S SUCCESSOR Lin Piao, leader of the Red Chinese army, is con- sidered to be the succes- sor to Mao Tse-Tung as leader of Red China. (CP Photo) BRIDGE SCORES The winners and high scores in the games played last week by the Oshawa, Brooklin, Golf Club and General Motors Dupli- cate Bridge Clubs were: OSHAWA North and South -- Mrs. A. V. Silgailis and D. McCuaig, 190; John Condos and Bob White, 180; Mrs. W. Medland Mrs. K. Hunter, 179; Mrs. R. Heron and J. F. Patterson, 177; Mrs. R. Morris and Mrs. R. Drew, 177. East and West -Mr. and Mrs. E. Jeffery, 126; John Mil- ler and Roy Morris, 133; Miss G. Whidden and Mrs. M. Every, 135; Mrs. R. Smyth and Mrs. A. Neil, 146; Mrs. E. J. Wads- worth and R. Niglis, 139. BROOKLIN Mrs. R. Drew and Mrs. S. Sheridan, 101; Mrs. Wadsworth and John Miller, 96; R. Niglis and Ed. Coles, 90; Mrs. R. Bar- rand and R. Morris, 82; Mrs. Mediand and Mrs. C. Davies, 81; Mr, and Mrs. H. Barker, 79. GOLF CLUB The defending team and win- ners of the Team-of-Four Tro- phy are Mr. and Mrs, E. Henry, and Dr. A. Rudnik and A. Little who had a score of 16.5. The scores of the other par- ticipants were: Mr. and Mrs. P. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. F. Burrows, 15.5; Mrs. D. McKin- non, Mrs. D. M. Coombs, Mrs. R. H. Broadbent and Mrs. W. E. Austin, 14; Mrs. E. Stewart, Mrs. M. Every, Mrs. R. W. Graham and J. Coles, 12.5; Mrs. E. F. Bastedo, Mrs. E. F. Armstrong, Mrs. E. C. Jamie- son and Mrs. R. Ruddy, 12; Mrs. Hy. Hatt,. Mrs. ¥. 3, Rundle, Mrs. 0. G. Mills and Mrs. A. W. Armstrong, 12. GENERAL MOTORS Mrs. K. Marden and W. Cox were the defending champions in the Mixed Pairs event. The new trophy winners are Mrs. W. Heron and Bob White, who had a score of 156. Other scores were: Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Kandel, 156; Mrs. R. Drew and John Miller, 155; Mrs. H. Webster and John Con- dos, 152; Mrs. H. Cruwys and J. Coles, 151; Mrs. E. M. Culp and K. Marden, 146. F Board Asked To Halt Buy HAMILTON (CP) -- Oppo- nents of fluoridation of the water supply, approved by a 1,195-vote margin Dec. 6, Monday asked board of control to reconsider purchase of the necessary equip- ment because a petition to force another plebiscite is being cir- culated. The request was refused. David A. Stevenson, chairman of a citizens' anti-fluoridation committee, said 10,000 signa- tures have been obtained for the petition. It requires 18,000 to force a new vote. Mayor Victor Copps said coun- cil has no option but to act on the wishes of the majority. Pact Reached In Libel Suit NEW YORK (CP) --Out-of- court settlement of a libel suit against Seven Arts Productions Ltd., Toronto, and its president, Eliot Hyman, has been an- nounced by Seven Arts. *The suit, filed in Canada last year by Louis A. Chesler, Cana- dian financier who now lives in the Bahamas, was reported set- tled for $265,000. Toronto's Mount Sinai Hospital is to bene- fit from the settlement. Chesler, who grew up in Peterborough, Ont., sought $21,- 000,000 damages because of al- legedly defamatory statements in a prospectus that formed part of a registration statement by the company with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Com- mission. Chesler was founder and former chairman of Seven Arts, which licenses motion pictures for television use. The complaint alleged that the inclusion of certain state- ments in the prospectus im- paired Chesler's ability to ob- tain credit and injured his rep- utation. As part of the settlement plan outlined here, Seven Arts would pay Chesler's legal fees of $40,000. The company and its president would each donate $50,000 over the next two years to Mount Sinai Hospital. Ladies' sd .ameswoot CARDIGANS A Division of the S. $. 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