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1G Tomvarun.siinrtown 6" __) GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS | -- SATURDAY, AUG, 26 Rhodesia Fights by disguising its exports as goods from South Africa, Moz- ambique and Malawi. The economic sanctions jagainst Rhodesia" were lendorsed by the United Nations jafter the colony declared its independence from Britain in |November, 1965, after failing to come to any agreement on allowing its big Negro majority an effective voice in govern- ment. Oil was reaching Rhodesia jfrom a big international com- ~ {pany with large interests in 4 |Britain via one of its related companies in South Africa, the "HUG FOR A CHANNEL SWIMMER ~ |comsn" Chennel. The landlady, Mrs. | "Rhodesia needs New York City police of- to sell six ficer Thomas John Hetzel, Garnet Martin, gave Hetzel |commodities--Tobacco, sugar, 31, gets a hug at Dover, the rose. He made the swim asbestos, copper, chrome and England, today from his in 18 hours end 57 minutes. ae Pe says. ' English landlady after his ; a | "Only. sugar has looked any- : (AP_ Wirephoto) thing like hopeless; investiga- the English swim across | tions in Rhodesia and calcula- |tions from world markets indi- cate that Rhodesia is selling all the asbestos and copper she sold before, around one-third of Archbishop Visits Expo Before Returning To Rome is: """"" OTTAWA (CP) -- Archbishop, In 33 days he travelled 7,400 . Sergio Pignedoli has been the/miles through Western Canada Canada To Continue) Pope's man in Ottawa for the|in a Volkswagen, stoppping at last three years. Sunday he leftlevery mission and diocese NATO and NORAD Canada for a new post in along the way. Rome, but managed to take in| The next leg of his whirlwind) TORONTO (CP) -- Canada one last quick look at Expo 67, |journey took him up to Alaska will continue to participate in As apostolic delegate to Can-|by ferry, back down through both NORAD and NATO, Exter- ada since July, 1964, he hasithe Yukon by car, through the nal Affairs Minister Martin said been the Roman Catholic northern end of the Prairies|Saturday in an apparent reply Church's official representative|and back to Winnipeg. Along |to suggestions earlier this to Canadian Catholic Church's|the way he visited developing)month from Dalton Camp, official representative to Cana-|settlements and Indian missions|Progressive Conservative party dian Catholics, distinguished|in Alberta, Saskatchewan and/president, that Canada with- himself in Ottawa diplomatic' Manitoba. draw from both bodies. circles with an ease and.charm| On Saturday in his study he! Mr. Martin was speaking at envied by many fellow diplo-;summarized some of his the Canadian National Exhibi- mats. impressions of Canada. tion International Day lunch- The in-group of diplomats did) He described the Indian situa-/€0P- | not hold his attention as much tion as a problem that cannot! He discounted fears that par- as did the Canadian nation and be quickly resolved. jticipation in the North Ameri- its. people. , ' can Air Defence Command Sunday, the man who was. Lhe process is going well. It would commit Canada to any t would be a mistake. to go quick- future U.S. plans for an anti- assistant to Pope Paul when he | é : 5 was still Cardinal ' Montini. in|!¥ in solving the transition from hallistic-missile defence net Milan, flew to Rome to become simple village life to the work the new secretary of the) Modern society," he said. At a news conference earlier Congregation of the Propaga- He feels the government is Mr. Martin said Canada does tion of the Faith, the organiza- doing well with the Indians, but not encourage draft-dodgers to tion that directs the church's more Canadians should visit enter Canada, but that draft} Missions throughout the world Indian missions and encourage status does not enter into the} This summer, no sooner had Missionaries among the evaluation of landed immigrant! his new appointment been Indians applications | announced than he decided to' In Canada, he said, he found ae ee red make the last of his Canadian people who work hard, and this cross-country tours, visiting/is important because it is 'a especially the missions in west- good fundamental base for ern Canada. human values." Contract Signed By Contractor SARNIA (CP)--A road con- struction firm has signed an agreement with the Internation- Pickets Protest Toronto Eviction . ' jal Association of. Bridge, Struc- Carried Out In Man's Absence |i: "20 anc' drmamenta tron Workers, Local 700, even | TORONTO (CP)--Forty pla-jbeen guarding it to back up his though the company has not eard-waving demonstrators demand for $12,000. employed a member of the Sunday marched in front of the Many of the demonstrators Unlon for more than a year. homes of Mayor William Denni- Sunday were owners of older "We held out as long as we| son and five other prominent homes in redevelopment areas. Could," said H. T. Marentette, civic officials, protesting the Claiming harassment by city President of Marentette Broth- seizure Saturday of the home of building inspectors they made ers Ltd., "but when you have a Matt Konrat. on-the-spot checks of the picket-/84n In your ribs you aren't Mr. Konrat, 57, left his Stei- ed homes. going to fight a bullet." ner Street house to shop, then The homes of Mayor Denni The iron workers' union is on returned to find wreckers son, controllers June Marks eine: BRBInet all members of accompanied by sheriff's offi- and Frederick Beavis and the Sarnia Construction Asso- cers had ripped out the win- alderman Oscar Sigsworth were ciation, of which Mr. Maten-} dows and doors and were judged safe tette is a member. | boarding OP the four-room But those belonging to con } frame structure aii. Maneerel: Ganmobel and eer, « 7 " ne n © Was ¢ 2 The house was ordered expro- alderman Jose ph latest 5 Year were prounounced unfit iated three months ago for 00 to make room for a low "It's unsafe. No one else rental housing project. Mr - " . ; could get away with it, Konrat; who bought the house thomas Craigen said of Mr waran ee " , o r $9 s . 10 years alae for $2,000, had piccininni's home Investment Certificates Mr. Beavis sympathasized Now EARN . with the protectors and with Winds Of Change ir Konrat "I advocate a home for a 1 +d home. I know there are no Sweeping Church homes available at $8,800. I lf, (a) think y st > "| i OTTAWA (CP)--Governor - jer compensated." General - General Michener ------- c fer Sane says the winds of change are for five years blowing through the Christian by investing in Guaranteed' | church as they are through Perfect Murder ih vont ime we Corticates ope ig ld 1,000 E T C it which are ut he told about 1,000 per- Guaranteed--as to Principal and sons at a centennial thanksgiv- asy: o Lomm! Interest. ing service Sunday night that! waTERLOO, Ont. (CP)--Dr. fe ear Yo fone? Sr meeting the change with Morton Shulman, former. chief change will present tremendous coroner of Metropolitan Toron- opportunities for contributions tg said Saturday it is relatively to the church and society. easy to commit a perfect mur- The service was at Christ ger in Ontario Redeemable--by -Executors In the event of death. | Authorized--as Trustee Act In- vestments. CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST Church Cathedral during a pr, Shulman said a person recess of the 10-day general could commit a perfect murder & SAVINGS CORPORATION synod of the Anglican Church of «because it is all too simple to 1) Simcoe StN. Oshave Canada have a eremation certificate 723-5221 Most Rev. Howard H. Clark,/signed and once the cremation 23 King St. W., Bowmanville Archbishop of Rupert's Land is performed it is impossi- | 629-2047 and Primate of All Canada, ble to tell what is the cause of | called on Christians to be death." | ; s OPEN thankful for Canada Dr. Shulman, who will be a FRIDAY "The greatest thing a Chris- New Democratic Party candi- NIGHTS tian can do is give himself in date in the next provincial elec ya yee love for. Canada," said the pri- tion, was speaking to an NDP FOUNTAINHEAD mate who is president of the youth assembly at the Univer- ® posileasd a 'synod which sits again today. 'sity of Watefloo. i }2-Drifted, Dittfach Economic Sanctions '"2"" 6727!" | MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS | Also Started: Dottie T., Janet'? Dream, Bridgette Riddell and Armbro Impact GREENWOOD ENTRIES TUESDAY, AUG. 9 SATURDAY, AUGUST 26 2.50 up. (Weather Cloudy--Track Fast) ; : Time 145 1-5 CLEAR AND FAST n and , FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,300, claiming aise Ran In, Order: Communicate re : Exacter, (4) and (5), paid $10.30 WO VERE OB ue 006 2 Guest Speaker and Gandio FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,200. Ciaim-. Tripie Al lance, Kelly X108 FIRST RACE -- Mile pace, purse $800 SEVENTH RACE -- Mile pace, purse 1A-Mambo Cafe, Dittfach 7.80 2.90 2.20 Tne Exactor, Spanking Breeze and Top ing (300®). Maiden three- and four-year- Caledon Colonel, Moreau XXX109 claiming $1,500 conditioned 2 " 3-Balmoral, Kelly 2.50 2:19 Cote; paid $16.90 olds, 1 1-16 Miles Gerden's act, G 122 amber Atom, Wellwood17.80 5.90 3.30/2-Armbro Egan, McKinley4.80 3.00) 2.30 Boy feeding bee . Cover Moon, Sieve 119 Fatalito, Grubb X11] B-Shady Diamond, Crowe 30 2.60|3-Dream Castle, McFadden 3.70249 i + Cloudy and Fast FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,100, claim: Lies N Lib, No Boy 105 Lione Head, Grubb X114 s.Merrywood Atcm, Campbell 2.80 4-High Patch, Walker Also Ran In Order: A:Nosliw, Rolly ing three year olds and up, 7. furs Miss Nowata, Robinson 110 Paraguayo, Kelly X117 Time 2:09 3-5 Also Started: Black Creek, Northwood | Octo, Not So Social, Eugene William and ja-copper Fire, Kelly 19.70 7.70 5.80 Cavan's Reward, Leblanc 118 Mary Tell, Fitzsimmons 111 | Also Started: Bonnlyn Herbert, Babe|Freddy, and Gina Guinea $ | Hammer Boy 4S. A, Boy, McComb 9.60 7.40 Aventurero, Bradfield X110 EXACTOR WAGERING) | Adios, Aceway Julie, Canadian Way and|Scratched: Joses Dominion " A The Pheasant Stable and W. F. Ed- >.Tripie Alliance, Platts 7.80 Sunyou, No Boy 115 ! Duke Bee Dillon EIGHTH RACE -- Mile pace, purse miston. entry Time 125 4-5 Rolyn Ed, Gubbins 110 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim: sECOND RACE -- Mile pace, purse|$!,700 off 10:30 j ; Also Ran In' Order: Alberta Sunshine ing (3000). Three-year-olds (Divn of 4th) $1,400 ciaimina 4J. J. Wann, Bolly 7.80 4.90 3.40} SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000, claim: sky Spark, Be Optimistic, Famous: Mon: SECOND RACE--Purse $2,000. Claim. 7 Furs 'Merrie Dazzler, Furnessa.a@ 3,20 2,70\)-Armbro Gambol, Galbraith: 4.30 3.50 ing three yea rolds and up, foaled in Cda. arch and 'Sultan's Treat ing (3800). Maiden two-year-olds foaled Cambert, Gibson X112 tides' valley Duke, Vareoe 4.90. 3.00/2:Sharon Dolly, Campbell 4.00 a bo aon Late Scratch: A-Career Lady in Cda, 7 Furs Aberfoyle, No Boy 111 6-Prima Pick, Coke 40 | Ti : fone " rince Bunty, Bradfield 14.60 4.50 3.00 q _E, Lieberman entry Lutky 'sues Brownell, SOC Golden Jive, Inouye 117 Time 2:06 2-5 i Also Started: Fireside Adios, Rough 2Portmarker, Kelly 2.90 2.41 Renarlae Dittfach 118 Power Court, Grubb X107 'Also. Started: Prince 8u De, Royal| Sketch, Blaze Oregon and Roda oerueey eienote trite 3.00 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,600, claim- Queen's Wild, Grubb X110 Football, Green XXX101 Alex and First Joe | NINTH RACE -- Mile pace, purse Te eae ia Orders "Cohid, 3 ing three year olds and up, | 1-16 miles|Lori Be, Gordon 115 Dark: Freedom, Thomas, XXX101 Daily Double, (3) and (4), paid $43.80 |$1,500 claiming so rig Le rder: i erhad, Judge 3.\taliana, Platts 13.50 6.90 4.40 Etonian Golfer, Kelly X113 Bandit Boat, Kelly X117 THIRD RACE -- Mile pace, purse $900/3-Wyandot_ Chief, Feagan 6.70 3.60 2.80 bled Be iss Telso, Set The Course ands sirius 2nd, Gomer 4.90 3.10'Nachedash, Griffo 118 Pousse Cafe, Dittfach v7 Cisne 4 " 4Champ Tass, Davies 3.40 2.80 rr y ae i "| 9 5 Mi | The Dally. Double, Mambo. Cate C1). end Lena h alah Kelly 3.00 Advance, Dittfach je f auphin Bleu, Grubb 2 7Scottadee, Galbraith 4.30 3.40 3:10 Pet Al Mn Grattan, Wellwood 2.90) Prince Bunly (1), paid $64.30 Ae 'Benin Order: Tricky 'Scomp.(Cay AR NS Bey Tis" SEVENTH. RACE -- Purse $7,800, Al. 7Arn's Boy. Maun) $30 +, Also Started: Belmont Ernie, Lach- Sian 4h _ |Koura,and Bevercal Winning Monarch, Platts. X113 lowances, 3- and 4-year-olds, 1 Mile, Time 2:08 4-5. Janna and Lucky Sis ie CE -- Purse $2,000, claim Late Scratch: A-Paris Fashions Gold On Gold, Brownell X110 Colucie, Gomes 108 Also Started: Susi Do, Widower's Pick, Scratched: Ed Lester 'or lad oie olds and up, foaled in Cda, q _ &. Lieberman and Dane Hill Acres Eritine, Kelly, X10) Scottie Purdue, Jean Third and Larklie|Attendance, 6,195. $272,202. / entry abulin, Bradfiel . 0 -- I-Lady Kasha, Kelly 9.00 4.20 3.40 THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim- Gienyvar, McComb 118 Helén s 2Arctic Venture, Gomez 3.20 2.70 pety Sarge' ["allane and Sirius 2nd: ing (3500), Maiden two-year-olds foaled \Nrarron Glace, Brownell A:X96 FOURTH RACE = (Wie pac: Puree 7-Pretty Wise, Hale 5.00 in Cda (Divn of 2nd), 7 Furs Page Royal, Grubb. A-X103 SO i ia Gon AS CALL OR SEE NESBITT Time 125 3-5 SEVENTH RACE Purse $10,000 Confederation Year, Thomas. XXX108 Good Ole' Pete, Dittfach 108 -Leo M. ' 70} : - . f ; 1 4 18.80 9.10 Also Ran In Order: Tu Fu, Twilight " "« Briefly, Hinojosa 115 AcViseount' Hardinge Entry...) sso. 5-Myron Scot, Lambertus | " : Tango, Breery Breeze, Roman Haroid|eices, --\erendon Stakes," two year O18) wer) gee, Bradiiel dX110 {EXACTOR WAGERING) 1-Andy. Byrd, Wellwood 3.40 Representative and Maytown bl Mutuel Choice, Bell X113 , Time 2:08 } fos 2-Dancer's Image, Gomer?.70 2.30 230 coin, Platts Xi10 EIGHTH RACE--Purse $2,200. Claim-| Also Sta Royal Oaks, Silver Laird, FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,200, claim. jponomereor, Wartison 2.60 2.50) moon Joy, Grubb X113 ing (3000). Three- and four-year-olds.'Easy Annie, Miss Trudy Spencer and ~ Purse $2,200, claim- 6 -Percussionist, Walsh 3.70 is 1 1-16 Miles Mighty Chance FOR ing three year olds and up, | 1-16 miles Time 124 Belle Bonnie, No Boy 118 re ie Grub ti80. ighty Chane ; neq d of enn Bel! 5.40 on pe Also Ran tn Order: Muziedick, Ova Beet Ne ee 'a Rossi, Turcotte 108 Penal RACE -- Mile pace, purse $900 OIL FURNACES i g tion, A-Arctic Fable, Son Costume and!) A Crimson North, No Boy 106 H : Madison Queen, No Boy 115 3-Wee La Salle, McLean 10.40 5.30 4.90 sn en Mike's Express, Coombs X113 charlaran, Bell X10 2Homestead. Valentina, Hie 7.10 550 SERVING OSHAWA OVER Assurance Company A -- Windfields Farm entry Bachelor of Arts, Hinojosa 116 4-Tom's Trailer, Wellwood 5.70 f i om's 'Trailer, 50 YEARS of Canada Ablegate, McComb 1 4 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,000 sry Breeze, Platts X105 Time 2:09 2-5 wee D and ayear old fillies 7 roile |Clalming (3000). Th Ids. 7 F Also Started: Sue Dudley, Union Scott 24 . ances, 3 and 4 year old fillies, 1 mile aiming . Three-year-olds, UrS| Royal' Missy, Brownell A-X103 0 : 5 ; % 7-Hasty Thought, Walsh 9.80 5.40 3.90 Dalton's Pamela, Griffo 112 lapehssenes No Boy Hil stepping Bill, Capetown Lad end Hi HOUR SERVICE Oshawa Shopping Platts 4.20 3.90/ Tricky Pal, Harrison 112 Pheasant Bar, Kelly X11] i ': 5.60| Thunder Jay, Kelly X112 [Altona Miss, Brownell A-X105 SIXTH RACE -- Mile pace, purse 3173 ALBERT ST. Centre Time 140 2-5 'andy Sue, No Boy 112 \'A--JE D Ryan and Liveoak Stable $8,633 "Standardbred Futurity' |4-Tanya Herbert, Herbert 2.40 2.50 2.50 3.3 723-4663 R Buena Notte, Jive| Clara B. Good, Kelly X107 LONDON (Reuters) -- The! Also Ran tn Order: Nr 0 entry | t Ph 725 4563 sagas Win, Breezin Thru, Winshot and G/len/| Whistler's Wife, No Boy 106 --t AA XX--10 Ibs AA 5-Robra Rosie, Feagan 0 3.00 one - Sunday Times reports Rhodesia Brencls : Miss Sweety, Platts X112 (% Hoban rte te: WP ronliead |3-Nancy Killean, Revington 4.80} is fighting economic sanctions Attendance, 15,383. Total Handle, $829,113 Naipe, Platts X117 POST TIME 2 PM Time 2:06 4-5 is fig Save Tuesday... on candies and fine foods Special Purchase! 29 Manufacturer's Clearance ! PET MILK Assorted Deliciously tempting candy with various fillings at Eaton's! Chocolate cover- ed hard, soft, creams, caramels . . . also many other centres. Good to have on hand in case of unexpected company or just a family gathering. 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Three were r The previous high lost in one week between May 14 an The week's losses total number of A plancs lost in c¢ North Vietnam t more than half involved killed or ¢ spokesman said. In South Vie stepped-up campais and bridge destru MISE Five - year Robinson has and now the fe hua, Pepper, similar sympto insons say Pep