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Calls Recorded lo Lovelorn BOSTON (AP) -- Recorded lephone announcements are ailable in Boston for the bird atcher, in Paris for the love- rn, in Germany for the gour- et, in England for the parent need of a fairy tale and in vitzerland for the doer of ossword puzzles. The New England Telephone . Came up with a worldwide rvey of these recording serv- ss by drawing upon several urces, including the Ameri- n Telephone and Telegraph New York began the service 1928 with recordings that ve the time. That particular rvice has spread throughout > world and in most countries called 'The Talking Clock." Ine of the most popular of ston's services is Mrs. Arthur Argue's 'Voice of Audubon" ich tells about the latest htings of meadowlarks in bucester and towhees in ver, Parisians are taken care of fore marriage with advice to » lovelorn and after marriage h recorded counsel on hous- ; and family problems. Mundane Parisians also can ; up-to-date information on clear. physics, AL FAIRY TALES n England, parents trying to the kids off to bed quietly 1 dial a fairy tale--Goldi- ks, Rumpelstiltskin and Cin- ella. Father Christmas also 1 be reached for words of 'dom at Yuletide. \ similar service is available Vienna from Aunt Fairy le, Often she will sing a lul- y. Vest Germany has "recipe of day" recordings for fancy ks, and the Swiss can get p with their crossword puz- s, chiefly spelling of words. n Japan, where school chil- n often take overnight ex- sions, parents can phone for orded information on where kids are and what they are ng. reland has a wake-up serv- _ but for a small fee. n Berlin, a music lover can | a musical pitch to tune his jin. Holland has a service t gives travel and tourist in- mation in four languages-- ch, English, French and 'man, .S. callers can get ski con- ons, stock market quota- s, baseball scores, election its and the waiting time on nicipal golf courses over the ne. here is an American service ch checks the caller's hear- by playing tones, four to h ear, and fat people on S can get calorie counts on h delicacies as rum cake hot fudge sundaes. SELL BASEMAN HILADELPHIA (AP) -- Vet- n first. baseman Tito Fran- a was sold Sunday by Phila- hia Phillies to Atlanta ves for an undisclosed sum, make room for Francona, Braves optioned catcher- ielder Glenn Clark, 26, to ding of the Eastern League. SETS WORLD RECORD AN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) -- Seagren of the University jouthern California broke the Id record in the pole vault 7 feet, seven inches Saturday it at the annual San Diego tational track and field t. Seagren erased the record 7-6% set by John Pennel in Angeles July 23, 1966. , Mrs. I. Fisher (Iris) of onto, Mrs. A. Bradfield drey) of Simcoe, Mrs. L. t (Jean) of Belleville and . D. Harris (Ruth) of Lon- , Ont.; two brothers, Alex of ston, Ont. and Foster of ston and three grandchil- 1. He was predeceased by a her, Smith. ie funeral service will be | at the W. C. Town Funeral pel, Whitby, at 2 p.m., June Interment will be in Mount n Cemetery. Rey. John th, minister of St. Mark's ed Church, will conduct the ice. IRS. ROY W. NICHOLS resident of the Courtice for more than 40 years, _ Roy W. Nichols died, June at the Bowmanville Me- ial Hospital, following a thy sickness. She was in her year. rn at Bowmanville, Mrs, ols was a life Jong resident e district. She was a mem- of Ebenezer United Church while her health permitted active in the women's work e church. sides her husband, Mrs. ols is survived by a ver, Gordon Chartran of tite. She was predeceased | brother, Sid Chartran, of nanville. : e funeral service will be at 2 p.m., June 14, at the 'is Funeral Chapel, Bow- ville. Interment will be in it Lawn Cemetery, Oshawa, service will be conducted fev. John Romeril of Ebe- ", assisted by Rev. W. C, h of Oshawa. FUNERAL OF JOHN SNIHUR e funeral service for John ir, who died June 8, at the wa General Hospital, in his year, was held in St, 's Ukrainian Orthodox ch at 9.30 a.m. today. e service was conducted tev. R. Panczenko. Inter- was in Oshawa Union tery. ® pallbearers were Peter ta, Steve Widish, Steve ak, Mike Krawetz, Walter etz and John Cherkas, 8 s ] s THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 12, 1967 17 Marxist Socialist Revival mete a Sisis Cota edie . e . American or 2 bal ] ] n Grief For Chile President sano fi 2%. ine, Det] 182 39 61 .335 Robinson;"Bal 197 41 66 .335 By JOSEPH BENHAM being heard for nationalization|arew, Min 108 26 67.330 At Top In Modern Trend | SANTIAGO (AP) -- The farjof industry and banks and for Petrocell.' Bos 184 %6 He ik left is reviving in Chile, and thejother moves to change the! R ' cheetah taal result could be increasing trou-|power structure uns = F. yin ern By ARCH MacKENZIE Well - known military men is Ss A " As if ™ ' _ more, ovar, Minnesota, ; government are Presiden' e é wt ee ae = oie eens lave BF' lkaline and McAuliffe, Detroit,, WASHINGTON (CP)--Greece, Taulle of france, Soars Gan ie left wile of the Radical party|aligned publications with what|°9. the cradle of that fragile poli-lera! Franco, Col. Nasser of Runs Batted In -- F. Robin- tical philosophy called democ- Egypt, Gen. Ne Win of Burma son, Baltimore, 53; Kaline, De- racy, is the latest example of &/and President Ayub Khan of jtroit and Killebrew, Minnesota well Biggest yg oe Pakistan. i i ' i i i lt ,Puts the professional military' Generals tend to be kept in oo pedi yh el eS iuaal Hits--Carew, Minnesota, 67; man into politics, right at the|tneir place more in Communist at 7g date, they have worked calling for non - capitalist solu-|¥. Robinson, Baltimore., 66. i. las re in ofe| 2S: Cuba, for example, the , t If\tions to Chile's development], Doubles -- Yastrzemski, Bos-| Many military men a ol last country to shift left into the i wer Soudine taste, ihelimeciass ton, Toyar, Minnesota, 13; fice by virtue of coups, most--|Communist camp: in 1959, is ey begin k , the) #: and the far left wing of Frei's|U.S. officials consider increas-| fjown Christian Democrats are|ing frequency of late. demanding faster and more rad-| At a meeting of party leaders at' . m ice-presi-|Mincher;~ California, and F./not all -- are right wing and it\headed by Fidel Castro who yak 6 ckeaiy whic. a eiane a te meeenanes yr "th on, Baltimore., 12. can sae as Piggott a doctorate in economics, rel, ate | d a : les -- Buford, Chicago.,|cates, in places far removed) been plagued since taking office) cultural development corpora |Montay, Kansas City and Ver. from the trigger-happy political| GENERALS IN POWER eile an centk aca oe alten sates erating tee. LS Minnesota, 5;. arenas of Latin America or Af-| In Southeast Asia; four of the calls an unholy ' a, i ric in U.S. allies are headed by em jfar left and far right parties in'was named president of a po- Home Runs -- F. Robinson, | rica. main U.S. allies a iti i : ission|Baltimore, 18; F. Howard, 'The. U.S., which signalled its|generals, from elderly Chiang iam 2 technical commission 5 ts ee Pie. "a able to push which wil review the Christian} Washington, 15. 0 displeasure about the Greek sit- nergy Koren boa Feed Mar. scant wk ae legislation! Democrats' programs and goals|_ Stolen Bases -- Campaneris, wation by trimming a "few ma-|Park in Ko : sic , |Kansas City, 22; Agee, Chicago, jor items" from more than $60,-/Shal Thanom_ Kittikachorn, Sette it lel reper ice ie are na os ee, hte a re Be -otetreegenr doe i ip Sen Hl Frei strategy in the past has, Pitching -- Horlen, Chicago, first successful general--George|mier Ky of Sou i --_ the for "erg persnanlity his|been to let the far left talk|70, 1.000; Sparma, Detroit, 6-0,|Washington--into its first presi- ba ge el "thie vert pn political skill and his| while he moved ahead as stead-| 1.000; Lonborg, Boston, 7-1, .875.! dent i "4 : ' Biot : > "ig f Hi ver|the other. ability to keep his own party in|ily as possible with his own pro-| Strikeouts Peters, Chicago,' Gen, Dwight D. Eisenhower ihe atriy threw out Paalcut line f gram, cracking down only when|86; Lonborg, Boston, 84. was the last U.S. president, with diverse of letecete S| Now, in the wake of Aprillit looked as if the dissidents| National League a professional military back-| haccas Gaius ae sabe [municipal elections in which|might be getting too powerful or AB RH Pet. Sround. --|occurred in Africa's Congo, Da- jopposition parties picked up)too noisy. -- Clemente, Pgh 192 40 72 .375 t ; : ' ub- letrangth vile the Christian) The president has spoken out) Cepeda, StL 179 29 63 352 Pinson, Cincinnati, Gonzaler, page Mig i Mg Pag t Democrats slipped, the Frei|when he felt it necessary to re- Rose, Cin 226 42 77 .341/ Philadelphia, 5; six tied with] Ghana image is tarnished and the mili-jassure Chile's always nervous|stayh Htn 156 18 52 .333 four | Soak hk bed. aeun jtants are saying that he should|businessmen or to support) Brock, StL 238 41 79 .332| Home Runs--Aaron, Atlanta,| mititarily ~ dominated regimes. turn over the reins to them. |Chile's relations with the tt Runs--Rose, Cincinnati, 42;/15. Perey. Cincinnati, 13. Fy snuitary man rules in Algeria Both in and out of the Chris-|States, which Frei considers! ,aron, Atlanta, Brock, StLouls,|" sioien Bases Brock, St. Liniidl star ¢ coup, tian Democrat ranks, calls are| good. {41 23; Wills, Pittsburgh, 1. Phil-| In Latin America, the demo- Runs Batted In -- Clemente, ef ' eee ee i = ae ST Danae "Ati nin ibe CMOAO, ai \cratically - elected governments Page 3 * iG Pain ER | is Ca es Title Pittsburgh, 44; Perez, Cincin- Pitas << temaiter:. Ab are ry minority and range from REE _ ; 79: le inci i, Veale,| Venezuela to co, ' ILL STREET, OSHAWA E gl pi Hist -- Brock, St. Louis, 79; Janta, Queen, Cincinnati, F e D REMAINS OF OLD EDMONDSON'S POWER DAM ON MILL STREE1 nhdla ur ee & Pitsburgh, 7-1, 875; Cuellar|and Chile, Argentina's military « « » This Was The First Power Dam To Be Used In Town Of Oshawa eee Doubles -- Cepeda, St. Louis,| Houston, 7-2, .778. |regime ; diplea plies The oldest is Paraguay, where 2 . ) . oe t Wiis base "Cnn nscmtner ils Helen, bein en. Alfredo Stroessner has held WOODBINE RESULTS | Alaska Sold By Russia Before Largest Turnout init! tt wate power for 13 years. SATURDAY, JUNE 10 EGARCON D'Or, Hinojosa 10.30, §.| By GARY McCARTHY hag a ae a a -Counteneire, "om! . ithe firs | FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000, claim-|Time 112 35 | MONTREAL (CP) -- Eng-\n nar shet with hls left foot! par olds and up, 7 f | Also Ran in Order: B-Bea Nutts, A-| C t A A MO} \ rel a ToU.S., Two Cents An Acre... "~ "Yy lars Scholar, Ditt'ch29.80 "aso 8.50/Pink Phantom, Lava Hill, To The Day) nd, see tet td a from cg yards out Sia Waal ; ignall of Nottingham »ithrough a maze of playe x A -- W. Molodowan and €. Lieberman) : a idefeated Borussia of Dortmund, caught Wessel off guard. Bie x i yy Ab ig Sally Monarch, |entry | FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP)--; A narrow-gauge rig? io a West Germany, $2 Sunday to|"voray (oa the score 1.1 in the Production, Apple, Blue Chimes, Suit/B -- Mrs. W. J. Seitz, Mrs. V. © Relé/Qne hundred years ago Russiala river sternwheeler, bot! pri-|™ the 'Heng 67 international osab . Cleaner, Arctic Venture, Provocateur' and R. L, Victor entry sold the whole 586,800 square|mary means of transportation | W!n je & is A Ghaihpien- 33rd minute of play when e ge nai SIXTH RACK -- Purse $10,000 added) miles of Alaska to the Unitedjin frontier Alaska. A gasoline-|Soccer tournamen beat Banks with a 25-yard shot Im leap i 1 i re the largest crowd pe Pig oi ah get Fae ari Galles idk ane, Pig yey aed 1 156 miles. |States for $7,200,000, two cents! powered locomotive will haul 80) ship befo 8 after picking up a loose ball in bb 00 5.20/and In The Tub beaee, 'Coors 15.00|Late Scratch: B-Kan Jiv r game i < aerate 'On main track) 1-Stevie B. Good, Walsh 9.10 4.50!an acre, jpassengers along the ath na eM a soccer g England's territory. en bh oe ae 100 svictorien are ous sd In Congress there were an-|right-of-way of the crooked | on . ia easel Emmerich scored on a pen- iroyar Bociors Diffach 70 F30| Time 1s 35 |guished outcries. The deal was|Creek and Whiskey Island mau heb gery a i as Ingialty. kick at the two-minute ; ime es And Near eld a9.20. Good and PY°\dubbed "Seward's folly," after|road. th pag) ; ie ive the English mark of the second half aft Time 'Ronin Order: Latin Artist, Five|Late Scratch: He's A Smoothie Secretary of State William H.) The Nenana, largest o! e/secon na r 4 ii i being fouled by Brian Labone Loves, an Silver Run (No Show Betting) Seward, who engineered it. Alaskan' sternwheelers Well eeide : ane et iensorl on of Everton. ed aks Ral gel hh Ma ./sailed the Yukon and Tana Riv-|tory before 22,467 spectators. Wisnutt ded the seote RS at! Tne Dally Dovble, Dollar Scholar (and added "Toronto, Cup, Stakes Handicap",| | Ome member of the House, oP o'r will house @ transporta-|tied the score 2-2 at the 27-|,,Wignall tied the score taking The Dally Double, Dollar Scholar (9 and added 'oronto Cup e: t + posing the appropriation to pay)|©'S- roe oak : of th nd half e seventh line (2), paid $218.90) |three year olds, 1 1-16 miles on turf crs. a that tion exhibit, restaurant and|minute mark of the seco aed "SOR 'Alan 'Ball and LRcenttye Kelly 680 5a0/ ie gy RUINS, ane we did|VIP Club, the latter at a $100/and added the winning goal 10/8, Pass. from Alan Ball and THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,100, claim- sereaty, May pees 6.80 $30] Alaska was something "we did Nan we ae \closed out ne 8 or ¢ 10 min- Heeciover, Kelly © "iio 3.30 2.30) Time 155 45 lnot need, that nobody wanted) membership fee. ; lutes later when he : A . | ini Valley, which chroni-| Norman Hunter scored the ith John Byrne of Crystal Kt i 60 2.40| Also Ran In Order: Ette Rule, Courant) as itis known, is Mining Va A n a wi John yr Ane oa ee 6.30) D'Alr, Selinger aes A ai worttiees," jcles the history of the search |other goal for pr omg Sore | and Colin Bell of Man- ee Order: Cool Boy Cool, a acn Ths Ring | So much for that clouded|for gold which created the|Wosab egy om mmer' lchester City for the winning Level Jay, Zeebest, Strateo and Dark/Late rie tgp a lerystal ball. state's first He a et scored for West sermany. er oal. pels |B -- Golden West Farms and Gerdiner| 'The Alaska Purchase Cen-|$10n. Visitors may pan for gold) pierre Dupuy, commissioner-|" 4 goal by Gannady Krasnitsky | i xami ini ipment. | 1 of the world's fair,)with f inutes remaining in FOURTH RACE' -- Purse $2,600, al-| Farms entry ial opened March 30, a cen- and examine mining equ igenera em feng ek "gS erate gcsade enone nat EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,600, claim- om 'ne the day the treaty| Native Village, a demonstra-|presented the Expo soccer|the game broke a 1-1 tie and aR Hinojosa 3.20 2.60 2.40/ng tour year olds and up, 1 I-16 miles) Was signed, and the official ex-|tion of how the natives survived |tournament trophy to the Eng-|gave Russia its victory in the furs 4Ri Letabilie, 2Burgoyne, Grubb 3.90 3.20/(On Main Track) Son Ci 3.50 be #.00 5.30 340\position, Alaska 67, has just|the winters of 100 years ago, in|lish squad after the fast, rough | consolation round Saturday. \r Time 1 2S core 3 lgMony 8. "Good, Hinojowa wre opened on a 45-acre tract. the walrus hide houses of the|game. Beradéy "Abduraimoy scored i ar od cth A taal Car | In Fairbanks alone, tourists|/Eskimo and the rain forest log) In the cons edad beg x the other goal for the Soviet vi w ° i 4 je : ia? The Betton' Racinebilte and murgnyney| Ae, Tam 10 orgers, Slee el Sirius are expected to spend some- houses of the Tlingit Indian voces Ae oie ig Russia de Union while Austria's goal was paid $13.90 |Late Scratch: A-Vintage Port, Chance|thing like $8,000,000, or $800,000 tribe. "rngland went to the attack|*cored by Josef Broz. aoe mee aa, aihite im cimlen | ncovetey ieperman and, Dane Hill Acres|More than the whole state cost, | sonia the stare ot Ras ae | ie fur 1 or: - ' s eee | eae opener. ste BASEBALL. STARS fandony sone ostanting net) | DUES APTIER GAME nicl i minding by Bernhard Wessel) HAMILTON (CP)--The West- OODBINE ENTRIES dv maga anes eee By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS prevented the English team|chester, N.Y., gh gg "i _ | : ing up a high score./withdrew from the Hamilton W Bartlett's Plaza, a five-acre| Batting -- Adolfo Phillips, ye a ak eit from| centennial tournament Saturday, TUESDAY, JUNE 13 Pyrochlore, Ferraro 119 {complex named for Alaska's|Cubs, smashed four homers-- essel had to be sharp after one player died following ee A sings TeeSah y ified |Senior senator, E. L. Bartlett.|/three in the second game--and/the beginning as he was: forced Fer aan Waee ryt is ae Hine egy ttyl ee It contains a circular civic cen- drove in eight runs with six hits|to make three tough saves in toh Gaon uv toeetal ater on: PRIRST RAGE -- Purse $2,00. Claim PEN ACTOR WAGERING). ltre with a 400-seat theatre and|as Chicago swept a double-|the first five minutes of action. dns of cliaat patos lead the ioe aime Nalaen Aveyeal die: ARTE ian exhibition of Alaskan and|header from New York Mets D hie A in Canada, 5 Furs | EIFTH: RACE -- Purse' $2,500. Claim- | d 18-10 BANKS ALSO TESTE an hour after his team won a Renay Renton, ogres Le ling (7500). Two-year-olds, 5 Furs jcontemporary art. |5-3 and 18-10, | English goalkeeper G or do n/6-0 victory. The New York wenn Count Crescent, Fitzsimmons 118 tian, Sue se MOST ARE ORIGINALS Pitching -- Louis Tiant, In-|Banks also made several bril-|/was favorite in the tournament. Ceuaue Do Bats Grubb X13 Cory Anny Ferrara 114 Gold Rush Town, a collection dians, scattered seven hits andjliant saves which kept his club Hamilton won the tournament Four Blues, No Boy 118 aeons lor a0 log cabins and false front) struck out 11 in a 12-1 victoryjin the game after West Ger-|with a 2-0 victory over Toronto Joss, Ferraro airline Als [Dual Personality, No Boy A-122 uildings recalling the boomjover Kansas City that trig-/many took a 2-1 lead early in Rangers. Wilf Monteiro et No Warnings :ctomb 115 Be LeRbee tio Bey Actes days of '98, all but one an orig-| gered Cleveland's doubleheader|the second half. a Keith Newton scored for the Grey Lodger creo x10 A--Dane Hill Acres and J. G. Cowan inal structure. ' sweep. Hunter gave England a 1-0 winners. Come To Hand, No Boy 118 entry . Sent PR: Nes "i XIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,300. Claim- | 118 ; Also Eligible: Nobleton Hills, Steve| ing (5000). bars Shag 7 up. 6 Furs) 118; Bacon Benny, No Boy MU Contess ae ae ltd a Di Guerra, Kelly X110; uke, | r BO, Dittfach 118; Prince Sanber, No Boy |Chopolis, pers | 118; Winning Talk, Kelly A-X110 _ fers ia ay 4h | A---G i Armstrong and E B Messing Conner Hag Rally A-X110 vas Shining Wings, ee RACE--Purse $2,200, Claim-| Robby Jr., Grul ing (3000), Three-year-olds. One mile on A--M Kane and E Lieberman entry For You! Marshall turf | | SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,300, Anarene Per ubb X106 jClaiming (4000). Four-year-olds and up. ' i -16 Miles Portree Gem, Tartaglia 106 1 1-16 Ml $ Heh ie aera te The Oshawa Times Centennial Wedding gift for all couples who Sunday Cruz, Steve 106 LAA BE: ac de rd iss Waldemar, No Boy 106 atalito, No y Mi Dark Scope, Dittfach A-116 Nihilist, Inouye 111 one Come, Kelly a THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,200. Claim-|Miss Dynamic, Inouye ing. (3000). Four-year-olds and up. 1 Rd HT Ae ige the SR Catenion Colonel, Dittfach 115 |A--Falcon Stable and Dane Hill Acres marry between June Ist and December 31st, 1967. The Times will be delivered by carrier to each couple completing entry Market Bid, No sa a EXACTOR WAGERING) Dark Sin, Brownell X110 | EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,200. Claim- and mailing the coupon to The Circulation Department, for a Sun Hash, Hale 118 . Brillie, Coombs X113 jing (3000). Four-year-olds and up (Divn period of 4 weeks FREE. Jazz Round, Kelly X105 jof 3rd). 1 1-16 Miles Prilynn, Grech XXX103 \Snub, Grubb X113 Tony's "count, Coombs X110 |Reap The Wind, cone ee Future Time, Inouye 113 {Elm Wood, McLeod \Artista, Griffo 110 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,200. Mald-|Dosea, Kelly X113 Coupons should be mailed at least two weeks before the wedding en tte ere fillies, foaled in Canada.|Nighty Patrol, Gordon 118 date, 5 Furs Ann's bg sd aay gy Bedford Park, Alter Real Gaeta Thomas XXX109_ pe aa Ey aegall ae nown \" 1 | Roya ple, Gri United a a Ete ANI (SEs en aay KT tbs AAG) SOL The paper will start on the first Monday the couple resides in United Queen, No Boy 119 Solometeor, Dittfach B-119 Canada's Answer, Kornblum B-XX112 AAC. . Post TIME 3 P.M, their new home. GARDEN CITY RACE WAY THE PUBLISHER, | 5-Phylis Gold, Findley 5.30 3.10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, cwenATURDAY: June sen) Northwood Freddy, Waples 2.60 | 86 KING ST. E., ime 2: * | Also Started: Gaylerd Grattan, Mee OSHAWA, ONTARIO. | eras Me. Pee cond! alr, Guy. Proteclor and Madam Herbert Brartar, Wellwood 3.70 3.10 3.30 SIXTH RACE -- Mile trot. The We are interested in taking advantage of The Oshawa Times Centennial Wedding Gift eStern ig, gana 5 $n i ay I gel) NP Ng Nd to newly married couples, Please start carrier delivery of The Times for a period of isueh pe ""|7-Armbro Gazelle, Sill'nt 2.60 2.30 2.30 ime 5, Track slopRy Keystone |4Royal. Mint, Findiey 2:80 2.70 four weeks free. Also 'Sterted: Ledy \ -Gleetul_ Armbro, McKinley 290 Parme, Janet's Boy Dwain Grattan end aa be Unies adsl Also Started: Larry Lee, The Van's - | Admiral, Kelly Tod an lat Frost! SECOND org -- Mile pace, claim: Fe anee Stommeinaar yi dam ister, Curran 7.40 2.10 2.30/Exactor, (7) end (4), paid $6.60 Monta hag Geol ealad 490 370| SEVENTH RACE -- Mile pace, Cond., / purse. $1, "hve sreried ' I 10.30 6.10 4.60 : . Di-|2Anglo United, Wadde' eee ee Guinea, Norris $30. a0 mn, McKin' ' ee ay bgt Fig yh it J a Stein, jai Hy irs' oe, i" alae ROC -- Mile pace, claiming Ais Oiek wrarae te tans Ticing's Buddy, Waddell 9.10 eee 3.80 | Blackstone, stite, a Oe Herrington pad Fe EIGHTH RACE -- Mile pace, Invite- "IT 45 |tlon purse $3,500 Time te itdd: Right Step, Trina Lee, |2-Baron Adios, Munroe 4.30 4.10 3.20 ii RE NU WAU ION Ab) chi k we kG AR AREA CUAL ASRS VOR R Ore aal's 5 A NBs oka eee keep | Please start the poper on (date) The mame of the Bride iso... cece tec cece stat cccareneseerseneanersse anne seeesegrnee | | | | Presant address 18 ....csscccsccscesercsscvencsessssepens | The nome of the bridgegroom is ...........022e cece eeenees Re sear BGs CNB M Np PAE eH Zh | |5-Prince Bambi, Davies 8.90 3.90 Widower's Pick, Harry Dillon and Miss yan Herbert, Herbert 2.60 + yes Tidlso Started: Adios Alice, Oneida How-|{ i im-| Also Started: Adios Alice, Oneida How- ing pons SMO gy ue Scratched: Earlylakes John and Gentry | 6.60 4,70 3,00 | Scra' : Earlylakes in an e' 3-Lee Jennston, | Hicks £80 3.20| Yates ss Hayes 2.70 NiNvA RACE -- Mile pace, Cond., 1 Psheron Dell Campbell 3.70 3.30 3.10 ried: Royal Oaks, Queen Blue|4-Sharon Do yy coveeall $702.00 210 rot, cert ewe Tommy Atorey B.S ' "ONTARIO COUNTY'S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER" . bert" Gemon oe 'Fe Yee vee COOPER - SMITH FLOUR - FEED DELIVERY TRUCK SHOWN IN 1920 OSHAWA SCENE ONT. ) FIFTH RACE -- Mile pace, Cond.,|~ Also Started: Lucky Pat, Amber Chief er . Soop ft and Fred West On The Right Rd tke, Larkin 620 250 aanlAiiendance, he Hanae, s20,708, | +++ Aubrey iy On Left and Fred Wes: 8 a