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J 16--Apartments for Rent 'HREE - ROOM riment, available | 5" "Drew ape ow, for Information apply treet. \ODERN four-room, ent. Suitable for two ied or suple. $75. monthly. Call 723-5730. HREE-ROOM apartment for rent. Ap- ly after 5:30 p.m. to 466 Humewood 723-8806. ve. or EWLY Secorated Seseraet apartment yr one or two les. East end business F city, $70 monthly. Avaltable" October 1. elephone 728-5567. NE-BEDROOM apartment with bath- som, Ritson Road Pout us stop. Call 725-8785. \ODERN UPPER two bedroom entral. Chi vere Available mber 1. Telephone 725-3090 or sharing motel bor - PER PERSON, joms; private $16.3 ree rooms $35.; parking. 668-5201. OUR-ROOM apartments for rent. Apply } Wayne Street, Oshawa. Apartment ne. JBLET -- three bedrooms, ys bat newest one of Oshawa's jIidings. Ava! October rh Tele- none 576-1037. INGLE WORKING mr to share semi- rnished riment same. Shifts NFURNISHED three-room apartment, wily decorated, southend, bus op, heat and hydro included, immedl- e possession. Telephone 725-2632. EWLY DECORATED, _ unfurnished, ree-room apartment. Private bath and trance. Main floor. Working couple. ply 492 Front Street. Telephone 725- nai ROOM apartment in apartment ock. Private bath, stove, Apel apt. ur, 428 Simcoe Street, South. ON'T YOU VISIT Princes Anne partments. Onl few suites left for e ones who Al Rees a life 7 ar, See r suites dally bind 9 am. fill 9 p.m Nt 725-9934, 723-6022. 2UR-ROOM apa iment, ohne now. » children, close to Centre, 2 Stevenson Rd. North, or " VO-BEDROOM apartment, # 2 Highway at doa Ores "300 Fi aot, [LF-CONTAINED, ent, $70. monthly. lephone 723-7691. NE and two-bedroom apartments. Ap- y 291 Marland Ave., Apt. one 576-0668. furnished One adult ys 103 or tele- or unfurnished two-room artment. Close to bus stop. Private ty enirenes and parking. Telephone 8352. IREE-ROOM ished." Very rent, fur- hed or unfurnished. central, lephone 728-0073. IRNISHED aparinent; comfortable, 'ee rooms and bath, $90. Responsible siness couple only. Front door please, | Grenfell Street. INTRAL DOWNTOWN, upstairs, four- 9m, two-bedroom apartment, $85. nthly, immediate ee not suit- le for small children. Apply Lloyd "eng Hee 'metcalt eal Estate itd, St. E. --IOBON. three-room unfurnished stairs apartment and bathroom. Pri- fe entrance, heavy duty wiring, $75., t, hydro Included. One child wel» ne. Also one furnished room down- irs. 725-4573. RNISHED two-room pital, $60. Calli } heat. Telephone 7: iTBY -- three-room upstairs apart nt, stove and refrigerator included, tral location, Adults preferred. Tele- ne 668-3800 from 6 to 8 p.m. BEDROOM apartment, heated, erator and stove, fi balcon: silable Immediately $102.50 pels wag ephone 6980. 10-BEDROOM apartment, heated, nished or unfurnished, convenient . to inal factory, Bowmanville, Telephone J incu nydre Lg RGE, FIVE ROOM apartment, two rooms. Bloor East - Farewell. Adult? ferred. References. Available Octo- Ist. Telephone 728-3537. ITBY, Dundas Street pg Bie room apartment, $90. | light included, ssitcontatee. "avait e now. Telephone 576-3888. ITBY, two-bedroom apartment, dern building, electrically neated, ve, frig and drapes supplied. Laundry ities, parking space. oe. Sep- ber 15. $110 monthly, SOND FLOOR partment, m, three-piece beth, kitchen, park- laundry facilities. $70 monthly. ilable now. 728-6246. UR ROOM apartment near south Gen | Motors. Immediate rt come Tele ne after p.m, E BEDROOM TS ean Inga heer ad om eral Motors south plant. tiger r, stove, one child Onan. gy Available October 1 Scares, UR-ROOM nt, one bedroom, in apartment hot'se e to downtown, Avaliable October 1. ephone 725-4569. parki refrigerator, iia 1, Telephone after 6 p.m. 728 er, stove, A--Expo Accommodation SERVATIONS taken now for large ble et, ty egy! private "ome in couple, $15. twe Weg 'sto WBS he four. 723-1355, --Rooms for Rent ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED ROOM Available in private home. | Call between 5 and 7 p.m. | 82 PARK RD. N. 728-8671 ISHED bedsitting room, kitchen, refrigerator. Close to south GM. at door. Suitable for working girl. Bloor Street West. 728-9940. IMS (or room and board) for twe tlemen or ladies. Telephone 723-1207. ITHEND, near 401 and Bloor. Fure ed bedroom, parking and private en- ice. Telephone 728-8353. IMS FOR RENT -- Nightly and kly rates, $12. weekly, maid service, taurant on premises. Queen's Hotel, Simcoe North. ITBY -- Large, furnished room, ate home, board if desired, tae packed. Close to Anderson igs ol. Telephone 668-8597. re DROOM for young girl or woman a month, kitchen privileges. Nice, n, quiet home. Telephone 728-5752. IM FOR RENT for clean gentleman, te kitchen. Telephone after 5 p.m. = FOR RENT on main floor. Close Us stop, fersral, ene Apply 343 gon Street. 728- IMS FOR an one private and to share for gentlemen in. quiet e. Must bePemployed. Telephone 668- Ge housekeeping _ room, ed, refrigerator, stove, ing. Apply 410 King E. tNISHED BEDSITTING room with } housekeeping, priv: bath, c! eee tecy" preferred. Telephone fully fure and water, i HOTEL, WHITBY, 171 Brock et North. Rooms nightly or pga and cold water In each room. } ROOMS and kitchenette, stove and gerator, drapes. Adults only. Tele 1@ 725-7768. 347 LaSalle Avenue. INISHED LARGE corner room with housekeeping privileges. Close te A Be north G.M, plant. Tele ice CERNE room Pine Ave. and Grenfell, ne 723-5522. rent "Serking ISEKEEPING room, | Motors, furnished, ar North tove and park Tele rator, ly decorated, eee Gentlemen cnly. arteapli ail fo cng Lo Ung for leman, light cook' facilities, goot ing, Whitby 668-8109 : ) large furnished Sara suitably 3 girls, kitchen and laundry facilities 19 room with TV, ee luded | central. Telephone 728-371 PLETELY furnished Bedroom and en with sink, refi ator, Mel eee outlet. suaote for gentle Apply 237 Athol Street Gast. 725 NISHED rooms (femae). Home ed meals if desired. Newcastle, 987. area. Close te ree rooms $25.5 30--Automobiles For Sale |}38--Coming Events 19%5 VOLK ew, no down In fu ming house. Stove, refrigera- washer, dishes, linens jay have access te whole | 7, Ooms ished roo! television, FURNISHED big getinn ttl room, three piece bai entrance. Ap- ly 507 Wilson wy us Telephone 723- 644 after' 4 oo ac a ENE OMe lene GIN STREET EAST, second floor, apse 'oom, refrigerator, parking, iW Sige ine PEO FURNISHED ROOM ane Red E yinlsler to Payment $11 per cont gts 589904 Well- man's for Rambler. Call 728-7351. "43 VOLKSWAGEN, lady's car, up to 40 miles: per gallon. No down payment, $8 per week. Lic, J24303. Wellman's for Rambler. Call 728-73! '87 OLDSMOBILE hard top and '56 Pon- tiac 6 cylinder. Apply 170 Cabot Street or telephone after 6.30 576-0846. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, body A-1, $375 or best offer. Telephone 723-8348. 1961 FORD - $395 or best offer. Phone 723-0930. Tele- share _ other ladies, | hom ly 'very close to hospital. Please tele- 208. '65 METEOR 'ation wagon, very good condition. Telephone 668-3915. ROOM to suit lady or . $12 weekly, ample parking. oly 576 Harmony Road South or tele-|7 phone u ISHED room, central to- (668-2466. lg furnished bedroom in clean, st Feiephone. poe Apply oun ine. fi 7 PT cw iKLY aie eed kitchen and Scag begs 1 don pest "ib ree, 9 stop at door. Im a King aretit Lae. medi 1957 OLDSMOBILE, A-1 mechanical con- dition, good bo oy. y.. Telephone 576-2105, KINSMEN BINGO 2-- $20 JACKPOTS 2-50 One Must Go white, 9, good red interior. erento between 1 and 8:30 p.m, 723-0258. 1959 FORD STATION WAGON, six cyl- thei Best offer. Telephone 942-3254 even- ings. 1957 g soobetipgal--r) vt 2-door hardtop, fully powered. i. lephone 576-2451. 42 CORVAIR 700 0, ear ae sedan, auto- er igd with fo'd-down rear seat, $375 728-9736. LARGE clean sround fieee Quiet |;, peter locale, dies General g meviiges avaliable, "0.2908 or 58 Aber- deen Street. 28--Room and Board AND BOARD for gentleman, near Room wg Bare facilities, ey, 963) Ti elephone Ritson id. Sou South ROOM AND ND BOARD | for "9 ge! Close to downtown and nh Motors. Apply 147 Brock %. East, 725- 2938. zs ROOM AND BOARD for gentleman. Tv Apply 216 Clarke Street. Telephone 28-7798. Jus. hte ERE aaa eta ROOM AND BOARD for gen' soo a week, close to south GM. Tele- phone 728-7873. COLBORNE STREET EAST, 57 -- Room and board for gentleman to share. Single beds, close to forth Gene Netors. Apply above address. ROOM AND BOARD, five day week; lunches packed, walking distance of Du- plate, Peddlars, Malleable tron, Fab- ricated Metals, 725-7043. 544 Drew St. wuiteY -- Central location, room and board for young gentlemen, parking, TV, lunches pace or housekeeping room. Call 6 FOR & GENTLEMAN, home cooked meals, clean, quiet home, parking, _ to bus. 43 Garrard Road, by K-Mart. ROOM AND BOARD for "gentiemen, a lunches packed. Close to J. 728-48 4845. ps Scitae ROOM AND BOARD for gentleman, close to the north bg hospital, and bus stop. Telephone 725-2305. Port Perry 985-7212. a CADILLAC, LAC, BLACK, four door, re. dio, good running condition. Telephone @ PONTIAC convertible, $325 or best cash offer, Apply 41 Brock St. West, Osh- STATIONWAGON 1960 iienatiene) tra- velall, V-8 new 'get aghast , $850. Telephone after ALL USED pat ia "wheal. radi- | ators, spindles for trailers, springs. I|Bloor Street East, ee %5 PONTIAC, Cu t, selling this week for best offer, Telephone 723-0296. 1962 RAMBLER would like a good home No down payment, $4 per week, Lie. K16032, Call 728-7 7351. '7 RAMBLER Rebel, automatic and radio, etc, Company owned car, reduced $ PLUS $10. per line Both Games $25. Consolation 150. Jackpot Game 20 REGULAR GAMES AT $20. Last 5 Games $30. per Game Early Bird 7:45 Sharp $25. full card Guaranteed $5. a line TUESDAY Admission 50c $1,000. No down payment, $20 per week. Bank financing. Wellman's for Rambler. Call 728-7351. 62 BUICK brakes and steering. Phone 725-3614. '59 BUICK, two-door, hardtop, auto matic, body exceptionally good, with black vinyl top, radio, discs, four new tires, new fuel pump, generator and regulator. Must be seen to be appreci- ated. Private. $500. 723-5666. "0 CHEVROLET oa mbale, automatic, power steering. Good body, radio, white- wall tires, $400. Telephone 728-1773. MUST SELL! '67 Rambler Rebel, four- door hardtop, excellent condition, $2,800 Gg offer. 728-6168 after 6 p.m. Ask for ~ power Tele- "LeSabre, four-door, One owner. 1959 PONTIAC station wagon, good tirer jak motor. Best offer. Telephone 728- ROOM OR ROOM a oe for gentle- men, Telephone 725-31 31--Compact Cars for Sale VATE - Room a board for pitted tel five days 8 week, In North West area, Telephone 728-0693. M AND BOARD, home away from ong Brand new private house, use of piano and coloured television. Telephone 728-2696. iiceNSED and aeoreved boarding excellent home ed meals ytd wi and attractive hagytocnibans Sinane for gentlemen. Telephone 668- 6363, LARGE RGE ROOM, | , private . bath, Close to 'whitby. sult 6664. , garage. | abe Street High chon, | 668- en reacher. 'Telephone Po teaniy Fr a aay, peauit ire hospital, television. North Gener Motors. Parking. Bus. 723-8863. 29--Wanted to Rent ZOLTAN and NICK'S Your Authorized Datsun ond Fiat Dealer Specializing in Volkswagen Repair ond Service 160 Simcoe South 728-0051 VOLVO and PEUGOT % MERCEDES BENZ General Repair and Auto-Electric Service Jake and Bill's Garage 449 Ritson Rd. South WOODVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE BINGO Ad fre EVERY MONDAY mission ticket gives you e chance on door prize. TWO JACKPOTS 53 and 56 $1 IN 52 NOS. OR LESS In announced Nos. $50. Consolation Prize 0. per line in both games $150. JACKPOT $20. A HORIZONTAL LINE $ $50. FULL CARD 20.. in 52 Nos. or less 5 SPECIAL GAMES AT $30. $45 in 17 Nos. or less 20 GAMES AT $20. Regular games pay double in 7 Nos. or less EARLY BIRD GAME $100. Door Prize EXTRA BUSES RED BARN NORTH OSHAWA Children Under 16 Not Admitted) Oshawa 728-0921 | THREE-BEDROOM Y party, Whitby ares. Telephone (668-6939. 30--Automobiles for Sale Chance Of A Lifetime We at Seaway have taken special pains in advertising this exceptional pln e a year we get a trade-in cane ast this 5965 Chev. Super Sport hardtop with 9,000 original miles, with bucket seats, power steering, consul, radio, white walls, wheel discs, automatic, fin- ished in Canary yellow with beautiful white leath MUST SELL this week, '64 Volkswagen deluxe, forest green, 31,000 original mil- es, perfect shape. $975 or best offer. Apply George While, 240 Burk $t., 728- 8557 weekends only. 1966 WHITE Voikswac uphoistering, 11,400 miles, phone 723-0420, 1957 _M.G.A, excellent motor, many ac- he: $1,300. Tele- cessories including seven tires, radio. Returning to school, must sell. Best offer 728-8685. '6 M.G.A., good body, mechi sound, new top, fee Treas Considered. Telephone 576-2151 1959 AUSTIN | HEALY with hard top, good mechanical condition, body solld, Telephone 728. "6 VOLKSWA 1300 De Luxe, cus- tom radio, leather trim, gas heater, etc. interior. Remember only 9- 000 original miles. Licence K4914. Price $2,695. Phone 668-5893 RAMBLER SALES -- SERVICE and PAINT New ond Used Cors Easy to Finance at NICOLS MOTORS LTD. WHITBY -- 668-3331 GUS BROWN oe ane RR, , Oshawa TRADE uP" oR' DOWN. Top Price paid for Good Clean Cars, liens paid. TERMS. Phone 728-7375 or 728-7376 MORE CASH Paid for Good Clean Cars. Trade up or down, Liens paid. DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK ROAD SOUTH 723-9421 OSHAWA TRANSMISSION SERVICE New convenient location 116 BOND ST. WEST We now have the facilities to do all general repairs. Guaranteed work. Call 576-2610 six- "#2 ACADIAN station wagen, new cylinder motor, discs, portable transis- tor radio, white walls. Make offer, will take trade. 728-1892. EXCLUSIVE Scotia Plan, bank finan- cing available at Wellman Motors on all new Ramblers, Warranted quality used cars. You will be amazed at much you save on finance charges. Call ne Tash te for details. 1967 Bel Air sedan, V-8, automatic, Power steering, radio, whitewalls, wheel dises, A-1 condition, Telephone 723-1702 atter 6 p 'S17 PONTIAC tour door hardtop, V8, radio. Telephone 728-3304. '%& CHEVROLET, 4-door, standard transmission, clock and radio. bagi car. Pe 1500 cc, '62 Mercury Comet station wagon. $550, Both in good condi- tion. 728-3950. 1963 CHEVY Biscayne four-door sedan, V-8, 283, clean, in A-1 condition. rebuilt motor. $850. 192 OLDSMOBILE, 2-door hardtop, in ed condition, Price $895 or best offer elephone 623- 'condition, 33--Automobiles Wanted WANTED, cars and trucks for wreck- how/ing. No charge for towing. Best prices paid. Telephone 728-4549 anytime. Rob ert Nichols. WANTED. r ing. No charge for towing. Best prices paid. Telephone ert Nichols. SHAW AUTO WRECKERS CO. Cars bought, 89 34--Automobile ~epair In Price $1,300. 983-5622 Orono. 5 B., radio, two new tires, good ion throughiut. Must sell. Will sac- rifice to cash buyer, Telephone - 5929. 1957 MGA, mechanically A-1, needs body work, $225. Telephone 723-0310. "68 VOLVO 544, two-door. Good condi- tion, Telephone 942-5545 after 5 p.m. 32--Trucks for Sale 190 CHEVROLET one ton $900. and e| 5S Chevrolet half ton, $100. Telephone 725-0264, if 1965 MERCURY ECONOLIN, A-1 condi- tion, big motor, 150 H.P., oversized tires. Terms cash. Telephone 723- -1453. 1962 CORVAIR handy van; 1963 inter- national pick-up; 1960 GMC 980 Dump; 1960 Chevrolet tandum dump; 1954 Mer- cury tractor, Telephone 725-2156. 1962 G.M.C. VAN, 12 foot platform plus tailgate, excellent condition. Seaway Mo- tor: '44 MERCURY dump, 700 series, heavy duty. T.B.-6 International front end load- er. '60-Chevrolet six standard, best cash offer. Telephone 728-1205 - Joe. 197 CHEVROLET 'A-ton pick-up. A-1 Telephone 668-2453, WANTED Good clean local cors for cash, BINGO St. Gertrude's PARISH HALL 690 KING ST. E. Every Monday et 8:00 P.M. 20 games--Jackpot-- Snowball and Share the Wealth Free Admission No Children under 16 OLD COUNTRY CLUB of Oshawa & District Me mbers and friends are in- vited to our weekly WHIST DR House, corner of Park Road South and Gibb Street, each We p.m, commencing September 13th, Come along and enjoy @« frie Pp 39--Notices IVE at Rundle Park Club dnesday evening at 8:00 1967. ndly game of cards. rizes ond Refreshments Admission 50 cents BIRTHS WHALEN -- Stephen and Cameron} are happy to announce the arrival of} jtheir baby sister, Karyne Irene, 6 Ibs.,| 2 o7zs., Thursday, September 7, 1967, at) the Oshawa General Hospital, Thanks to Dr, Ross and staff. DEATHS BARCHARD, Gwen At Memorial Hospital, paereay Setpember 9, Hoope be William Bowmanville, on 1967, Gwen r, in her 40th year, beloved wife eeu 5 R,/2, Newcastle, chapel jonday at 2 p.m. Interment Soomanvtiie" Cemetery. CROPPER, R. Edward (Ted) At Northwestern Hospital, Toronto, Fri » September 8, 1967, Ted Cropper, of 61 Humewood Drive, Toronto, beloved husband of Catherine May Caine, dear father of Ross, Toronto and Bruce, Germany, grandfather of David and Stethen, in his 63rd year. At the been donated to Medical Science, etal of Toronto, and his eyes to the Eye Bank of Canada. in memory of the deceased those who wish to may make @ Contribution to the Scott Mission Inc., 502 Spadina Ave., Toronto, or to ft Canadian Cancer Society. There will be No memorial service, KAZARUK, Michael Entered into rest in the Oshawa General Hospital, on Friday, September 8, 1967, Michael Kazaruk, beloved husband of Jennie Kazaruk and father of Vera, Mary, Olga and Joseph, all in the Ukraine, in his 57th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with funeral service in St. Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox Church on Monday, September | 11 at 9 a.m, interment, St. Mary's Ceme- |tery. Prayers in the funeral home, Sun- \day at 8 p.m | KOWALSKI, Izydor | Entered into rest in the Oshawa General Hogpital, Friday, September 8, 1967, izydor Kowalski, beloved husband of Irene Christ, father of Helen, Elizabeth and Leslie, all of Oshawa, in his 48th year, Resting at the Armstrong Funeral |Home, Oshawa, with Requiem High Mass jin St. Hedwig's Church, Oshawa, | Monday, September 11, at 10 a.m. Inte |ment Resurrection Cemetery Prayers| will be held at the funeral home, Sunday, at 7:30 p.m. 2 | LAWSON, Rita Jane Entered into rest at the Ajax and Picker- ing General Hospital, on Friday, Septem-| ber 8, 1967, Rita Jane George, of 47| Christina Crescent, Pickering Village, | beloved wife of the late Frederick 0. Lawson, and dear mother of William G. MORLEY STALKER MOTORS, 7 King West 13 723-8311 723-6322 -- ~ CARS WANTED Buying A New Car? Sell-your used car to "Ted" Talk "Cash" to the New Car Dealer and 'Save'. TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res, 725-5574 'sand trucks for wreck- 728-4549 anytime. Rob- bought, parts for gale. tron and_ metals Bloor Street East, 725-2311. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CENTRE 1038 Simcoe St. N., 728-7339 Transmissions are Our Only Business -- Repairs, Adjust- ments, Exchanges. All Work Guaranteed. 1963 ACADIAN Be jaumont, vertibie, bucket seats, automatic floor shin, Reas- After 5 p.m. Whit- 35--Lost and Found '64 pica RIVIERA -- fully powered, air conditioned, wire wheel Tales) tilt away sharing wheel, $2895 or best offer. Call 576-2405 after 3:30. '62 CHEVROLET IMPALA convertible, 283 automatic, power steering, brakes and windows, good condition, $950. Tele-| Phone 728-1947. 1, RICHARD Asli eHeksen, 1908 bela. view Road, ly of 233 Palace peta Whitby, will responsible for any debts contracted in FOUND. Red male Cocker Spaniel In Brooklin area, Telephone 655-3811. 36--Legal , Ont., forme nt be oy name, by anyone, on, or after this ORFF MUSIC Gro music following the Orff Me- thod for children 5 to yea tals rhythmic activity, eor train- ing, and the playing of spec- ially designed Those provided are glocken- spiels, xylophones, metalo- phones. 'cello, timpani, as- sorted rhythm instruments, and flute-like recorders. This cou prepare children for the study of choi ious study already begun. Hour-long lessons weekly on Saturday beginning Sept. afternoon 199 Centre St. Oshawa. For further information Mrs. Stella Morton CLASSES up lessons in instrumental 12 rs of age. The fundamen- are taught through instruments, rse is designed mainly to on instrument of their ice, and to stimulate ser- 16 at the YWCA contact: A.T.C.M., R.R. 1, Kendal, Ont. Phone: ORONO of Pickering and F. Allan of Toronto and loving sister of T. &. Lloyd George of |Chatham. Private {funeral and interment, |was held at St, George's Anglican) Church, Pickering. | LINTON, Eva Elizabeth 'Entered into rest at the Cottage Hospital, |Uxbridge, Saturday, September 9 1967, |Eva Elizabeth Holtby of Claremont, |Ontario, beloved wife of Norman Linton and dear mother of Edith (Mrs, Ray- mond Stickwood), Eileen (Mrs. Paul} |Wellman), Mildred (Mrs. Maurice Vin- |sted), all of Claremont and loving grand- |mother of five grandchildren and dear sister of Edith (Mrs. Howard Dobson) of Manchester, Lenora (Mrs. William Free) of Belmont and William Holtby of St./ Thomas. Mrs. Linton will rest at the McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Kingston Road W., Pickering, after 2 p.m., Sun- day. Funeral notice and arrangements jin Monday's paper. Peet dade decode Mrs. Irene the Scuth Waterloo Memorial Hos- | phate Galt, on Friday, September 8, 1967, Irene Lord, in her 80th year, widow of Dr, €. F. Richardson, beloved mother of Or. William F, Richardson of Galt, Mrs. | Basi! (Elinor) Plumb, Vancouver, B.C., Ns. Wade, Catherine Riddell, Cleveland, | Ohio, dear sister of Mrs. Mabel Hunter, St. Johns, New Brunswick and Mrs. Lottie Webster, Edmonton, Alberta Resting at the Coutts and Son Funeral Home, 96 St. Andrews St., Galt for serv- Jices on Monday, September 11, at 1:30) Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery,| p.m, Oshawa, upon arrival proximately -- 3 30-4 _P.m. motors (ap- Kindness beyond Pics, ae within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST ___ Telephone 728-6226 STAFFORD BROTHERS LTD. Authorized Dealers ROCK OF AGES FAMILY MONUMENTS 318 Dundos St. E, 668-3552 Whitby, Ont. IN MEMORIAM HARMER -- In loving memory of & dear little son and brother, Grant, who passed away September 10, 1965, In his sixth year, A precious ene from us has gone, | A voice we loved Is still; | A place Is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. --Too dearly loved ever to be forgotten by Mommy, Daddy, Lynda, Jane, Mari- lyn, Brian Cathy and Edwin. LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements and floral arrangements for all occasions, A LASTING TRIBUTE For Permanence and dignity we suggest MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS For courteous advice please visit the Park Office. 723-2633 CARD OF THANKS HOPKINS -- We wish to express our) heartfelt gratitude to relatives and! \friends for their many acts of kindness| day, | following the passing of our Seer oe health for the past two years. | lo Our very special thanks . goes erend Black for his message of comfort and to Dr. McKinney who so faithfully attended mother during her several ill- nesses, --The Hopkins family JOHNSTON -- Special thanks to Dr. | William Grant, Dr. Rowsell, Dr. Kowal- sky, nurses of intensive care 2A for their wonderful care. Our friends and neigh- bors for cards, flowers, fruit and many phone calls. Reverend Porter for his Visits while | was _a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Thanks also to admin- istration personnel! and members of the nursing staff, members of Order of the Eastern Star for flowers and expres- bie of sympathy in the loss of a loving wetter Slilla Johnston (171 Gladstone Ave.) SWEET -- |! wish to express my sin: cere appreciation to neighbors, friends, and relatives for lovely flowers and cards during my stay in Toronto General Hos- |. Special thanks to Dr. Clarke, Dr. Lang, Dr, Reid and Dr. Russell, nurses and staff on fifth floor. Since returning home, many thanks to all, --Molly Sweet (Area code 416) 983-5682 66 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE two door, [Ste Seprember % 1967, without my six cylinder, standard transmission, €X-| signed, R. W. "hibcholeea fon as low onerer perfect condi- ion. 7: A #7, oo ion Sales 1963 CHEV convert. "= 283 Cu. in, 3- 3 s speed shift, new tires and roof, red with black interior. Full price $1,250. | Phone BIG OR SMALL pire foae CHEVROLET Bel Air, 6 cylinder, automatic, clean and re! ee no down- ir week, lg Well- payment. $6 per man's for R Rambler. i960 VALIAI VALIANT, 3 slant six, sar con- dition, economical WE DO THEM ALL DOUG. GOWER I transportation. Very Private. tires and battery. Selaphene 7-14 t AUCTIONEER 728-1005 FOR RESULTS TIMES ACTION CLASSIFIED ADS FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES READ AND USE THE MARKET 723-3492 | the \for 19 years, strong Funeral Home. Rev. Bagsik will conduct a Pb Interment will be at the Resur- /rection Cemetery. awa General Hospital and came to Oshawa from that and more recently by the Osh- awa Roofing Co. He was a mem- ber of St. Orthodox Church. Mary and Olga, Joseph, all in the Ukraine. Mary's will conduct the service on Monday, Sept. 11, at 9 a.m. Funeral Home. be at St. Mary's Cemetery. |tina Cresent, died at the Ajax and Picker- ing General Hospital on Friday, Sept. 8. George and wife of the Frederick O. Lawson. William G. F. Alan of Toronto. She is also BASKET survived by one sister, Lloyd George of Chatham. FREDERICTON (CP) -- Last year only 500 Atlantic salmon returned to spawn in the Northwest Miramichi River of New Brunswick, a river where fishermen say it was once not uncommon to see 1,000 salmon a night. Jack T: H .Fenety of Fred- ericton, president of the Northwest Miramichi Salmon Association, said that a sec- tion of the river has been pol- luted by wastage from a min- ing site, and it is spoiling one of the best salmon rivers in the province. Fenety said the pollution was first noticed in 1957 and in 1960 the association started a campaign to keep the river from being spoiled . He said the river is being polluted by Heath Steele Mines, located in the high country 30 miles northwest of Newcastle, N.B. Untreated water from the mine some- times spilled into the Tomo- gonops River, a tributary of the Northwest Miramichi. Lightning put pumps in the mine's pollution control sys- tem out of order June 25 and untreated water flowed into the Tomogonops. Fenety said salmon swim- ming up the river to spawn turned back when they came in contact with the polluted water. Others swam into the TORONTO was 40 when he collapsed with) a coronary attack. For 11 days he was kept in an|Heller's theory is Bert Life, 57-\activit y and cardiovascular| Bet Ss. oxygen tent and for two weeks more he lay in bed brooding, afraid he would become a vegetable. Four years later he runs 114 miles five days a week. Dr. Elliot Heller, senior con- sultant in cardiology at North- western General Hospital, says he has found through cxperi- ments with heart patients that regular controlled ©xercise fol- lowing a heart attack may improve the circulation by increasing the pumping func- tion of the heart. "Patients. can enga e in! 'Only 500 Salmon Return To Miramichi In Year mouths of small brooks trying to escape from it. 'FESTERING SORE' He said the mine, produc- ing copper and zinc ,has a settling pool where water from the mine is treated with lime, but added that he does not think it is big enough to handle the job. "It's a festering sore on the landscape of Canada's picture province," he said, describing the pollution problem . The association president said he has suggested to Fish- eries Minister H. J. Robi- chaud that the salmon be transported around the pollut- ed section in tank trucks. Dr. John Sprague, in charge of water pollution research at the fisheries research station at St. Andrews ,N.B., said the prob- lem is "very serious." He said water samples were taken every day during the summer and several times a week during winter months, but no improvement in the pollution level has been recorded since 1960. He said only two-thirds of the salmon which leave the river to go to the sea ever make it back to spawn after natural predators and com- mercial fishmen take their toll. If pollution is to kill still Toronto Businessman, 40, Has Miraculous Recovery (CP)--Max;supervised and even strenvous!a total of a mile. Now he jogs! Waese, a Toronto businessman, |exercise with great benefit and|one lap and walks the next. with no bad effect," he says. The man who has proven Dr.) year-old athletic director at patients on a three-year exer- cise program. | Max Waese was afraid he would do too much, but with) Mr. jagement needed. REDUCES FAT Mr. Life started Mr. and patients walking half a mile, and supervision they were walking two miles. 15 ) laps" and Jogging. the | last Jap, OBITUARIES MRS. GIVEN BARCHARD | Mrs. Given Barchard of RR ___|2, Newcastle, died at the Bow- A private funeral service and|the distance. interment was held at George's, Anglican Church in Pickering|occurred, although two patie¢ts| | manville Memorial Hospital Village. learly Saturday, Sept. 9 in her 40th year. She is the former] wa py IZABETH LINTON Given Hooper. She is survived by her hus- band, William Barchard of RR |2. Newcastle, and three child- |ren, Lois, Cambray. She is resting at the Morris Funeral Chapel in Bowmanville where services will be held in chapel on Monday at 2 p.m. Interment will be at the Bowmanville Cemetery. IZYDOR KOWALSKI Izydor Kowalski of 296 Guelph St., Oshawa, died at the Oshawa General Hospital, on Friday, Sept. 8, following a one-year ill- ness in his 48th year. He was the son of the Jate Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kowalski and was born on May 10, 1920 in Poland. He was a resident of Canada and resided in Oshawa for the past 18 years, working at Houdaille Industries. ames and Lyn, She jis also survived by one sister, Norman Lee (Helen) of| | Eva Elizabeth Linton o urday, Sept. 9. Elizabeth Holtby. She is sur- daughters, wood (Edith), Mrs. Paul Wel- Iman (Eileen) and Mrs. Maur- lcie Vensted (Mildred) all | Claremont. She is.also survived by five grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Howard Dobson (Edith) of} Manchester and Mrs. William} Free (Lenora) of Belmont, and '}one brother, William Holtby of St. Thomas. Mrs. Linton will rest at the McEachnie Funeral Home Pickering Village after 2 p.m. Sunday. Funeral arrangements have not been finalized. MRS. IRENE RICHARDSON Mrs. Irene Richardson of Galt died at the South Waterloo Me- |He was a member of St. Hed- |wig's Polish Church and of the 1952, in Oshawa to the former|Dr. E. F. Richardson and is the|to spend $2,458 recruiting men UAWA. OSHAWA SHOPPING He was married on June 1,| CENTRE 728-6555 Irene Christ. They have two) daughters, Helen and Elizabeth, and one son, Leslie, all of Osh- awa. He is resting at the ear Hedwig's on High Mass at St. at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 11, MICHAEL KAZARUK Michael Kazaruk of 483 Wilson Rd. N. died at the Osh- on Fri- Sept. 8, after being in poor He was in his 57th year. He was born 'on October 26, 1910, at Bukoviva in the Ukraine country 16 years ago. ; He was employed by Ontario Motor Sales for over 10 years Mary's Ukrainian He is survived by his wife, Jennie, three daughters, Vera, and one son Rev. George Tsukornyk of St. He is resting at the Armstrong Interment will RITA JANE LAWSON Rite Jane Lawson of 87 Chris- Pickering Village, She was the former Rita Jane late She is surviyed by two sons, of Pickering, and T. &. .|couver, ' | building complex. ant, morial Hospital on Friday, Sept.} |8, in her 80th year. She was the widow of the Jate former Irene Lord. She is survived by one son, Dr. William F. Richardson. of} /Galt, and two daughters, Mrs. Basil Plumb (Elinor) of Van- B.C., and Mrs. Wade Riddell (Catherine) of Cle- veland, Ohio. She is also sur- vived by two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Hunter of St. John's, |Brunswick, and Mrs. Lottie Webster of Edmonton, Alberta. She is resting at the Loutts and Son Funeral Home at 96 St. Andrews Street, Galt, for services on Monday, Septem- ber 11, at 1:30 p.m. Interment will be at the Mount | Lawn Cemetery in Oshawa at approximately 3:30 p.m. New York Plans Skyscraper NEW YORK (AP) -- Another skyscraper is soon to go up in Rockefeller Centre, the world's largest privately-owned office- The 54-storey masonry-and- glass tower will be 700 feet high and contain 1,800,000 square feet of rentable space. It will bring to 19 the number of build- ings in the cluster that will then cover 19 acres of midtown Man-|} hattan. When completed the new building will almost completely take up the 98,000-square-foot site on Sixth Avenue which now is occupied by two three- and five-storey buildings that house mainly small shops and res- taurants. The announcement of the new ey structure was made by Rocke- feller Centre, Inc., and Stand- ard Oil Co. of New Jersey, which .will be the principal ten- YM-YWHA. He has 45 heart! Life he found the encour-| cant he | rides--fat A Waese suggests the other cardioprogram|should exercise at least every adding 100 yards each day until) Mr. Waese was soon walking|Mr. Claremont died at the Cottage} Hospital in Uxbridge early Sat-) She was the wife of Norman) Linton and was the former Eva! vived by her husband and three Mrs. Raymond Stick- of | tan corporation of Greater Win- hi 'Lady Kasha, Gomez in| the other cheek a little bit." New| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, September , 1967 1 - OSHAWA TIMES PATTERNS more salmon, their population could soon be wiped out. The researcher said four one-hundredths parts of cop- per and zinc in one million parts of water would be lethal to salmon. And it only takes one-third of the lethal amount to make them turn back dowh the river. He said copper and zine are "very, very dangerous for salmon," "The , water is safe for humans to drink, but a salmon is 10 to 100 times an sensitive." Dr. Sprague said the mine has gone to a great deal of trouble and expense to rectify the problem. He said if it had no pollution control system, the pollution would have reached a level that would kill all fish in the river. Natural Resources Minister William R. Duffie of New Brunswick said the problem is causing great concern and steps will be taken to provide | alternate, facilities to keep untreated water from the river. "The technological pro b- Fe - lems of completely eliminat- OD creeps Ei | ing heavy metal pollution ; | have not been solved any- where in the world and we | CHARMIN CAT have made a greater effort By ALICE BROOKS with more success than any- | Love at first sight! Nobody where else in this respect'.' can resist this charmin' cat; nee aps "\grand for a mascot fan. Teenagers, tots' adore 14 QUICK BASIC linch Miss Glamor Cat. Dress By ANNE ADAMS jin jewels' 'n' bowns sit on bed; BASIC but never boring -- |dresser. 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WOODBINE RESULTS FRIDAY, SEPT, 8 ing three year olds, 7 to walk two miles without stop-| furs |ping, while 11 out of 22 now are FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,800, claim-|5-Garcon D'or, Hinolosa 17.10 7.10 28 3-Landy Dee, Platts 4.70 ing maiden two year olds, 62 Furs able to run at least a portion of j)%dvance, Gemez 9.30 400 3.30\¢Lava, Hill, Gomez j2-Lebanon Kid, Kelly |4-Queen's Award, Steve In Orie aneairect, Full ime 119 4-5, Clear and Fa: 'ce_and Princess Also Ran in Ord Dash Se Fire, Den- The Exactor, eran Dor and Landy 2 Museum Quilt Book 2 - com- plete patters for 12 superb heir- jloom quilts. Bargain! jother day." Dr. Heller was able to report to his colleagues that 22 men in|_ Life's program showed improvement in stamina. |Eventually each man was able "No serious complications nigon, Bry Jan, Royal Brandy, Count|Dee, paid $61 ideveloped very mild attacks of |i Werdhen. 'The cweimumen Phanten\ acute coronary insufficiency|Fiight and The Canucker | SIXTH RACE -- Purse 98,400, allow. after approximately two weeks|Léte Scratch: Briefly bere two year olds, foaled In can 4 on the program.' SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000 claim- rivinm Sal, being? | 1290 §.20 3.20 f For Max Waese, it's a run for ing three year olds 1 1-16 miles Fa rechaun Lady, Fitzemns 3.50 2.90 lhis life. 8-Aberfoyle, Barroby 5.50 re 2.90 1-Burgoyne, Platts ' Randy Sue, Kelly 5.00 x 70| Time Ss : memieroneren s Wife, Steve 3.50 Also. Ran In Order: Dear day Com | time 146 3-5 jblen D'Argent, A-Amber Tow North Also Ran In Order: Yumka, Naipe.iern Oll and Canadian Dancer" {Thunder Jay, Chimar and Dark Free-|Late Scratch: Gord 8. Good dom A -- Stafford Farms entry |The Dally Double, Advance (12) and) |Aberfoyle (8), paid $35.60 | TH RACE -- Purse $2,800, ale | |lowances three year olds, 6% Furs For Winnipeg | THIRD RACH -- Purse $1,900, claim-|2-Etfe Rule, 1.20 440 2.38 Grubb WINNIPEG (CP)--Smiling_ ng three year olds and up, 6 furs 13 James Bay, Platts $0 28 2-Shining Wings, Grubb 6.10 3.20 2,50/1A-Jammed Lovely, Fitzsimmons 2. |drivers are what the metropoli- |? Baby Rules Gr 350 270/TiOe 117 1s : ess 3.00; Also Ran In Order: Amber Tea and | Smiling Drivers Griffo eg wants and it is si Time 11] 2-5 Vicinity lio then in Europe. earching Pedliod Ran in Order: Triple Alliance,|Late Scratch | Merry Arctic and Chance!A --.C, Smythe a 'We could get |The Exactor, Bite" Rule and James Bay, who could get from point A to, paid $58.80 |point B," transit system super-| | RIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,000, ¢ |intendent C. E. LaForme says. ing AUD A ig and up 1 1-16 idea' ad Nilhodlt gate olds and up, 1 1-16 beni "What we need is a man WhO |1-Maiestic Sal, Grubb §.60 3.60 3.20/8-Judge Burns, se. LeBlane 35.00 13.00 7.88 will smile at the passengers. |4 Meteor, Kelly $.30 4.30/6-Fast Jay, Grubb $0 3.30 6-Vital_ Mahn, Fa ' They've got to be able to turn|Time 1433.5, Course Firm HO as La courte el |Time 145 1-5, Course Firm Also Ran In Order: Fatalito, Harilon, z Also Ran in Order: Sliver Run, Maebest, Five Loves and Fast Answer |Seventh Line, Communicate, Rotunde H FIFTH RACH -- Purse $2,200, elaim- WOODBINE ENTRIES | Aner Blonde Copper Fire, 150 drivers | Encounter Late, Scratch: Brockton Boy FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,000, claim-| | The transit system now| employs 769 drivers, about 30) short of the full complement, and local recruiting has not filled the gap. Health and per-| |s onality are basic require-| ' Fy a MONDAY, SEPT. 11 |. Also Eligible: ments. The job is physically (Clear and Fast) INearetic. Myth, Platts. X107 and mentally demanding and) FiRsT RACE -- Purse $1,800, claim-|Sun Stage, No 1 getting tougher as traffic in the tors i) maiden 3 and 4 year olds, 6|Maytown, LeBlanc 112 icity pelligeess man Emperor, No Boy 112 0 now innipeg has de Cantvatian Dittfach 109 peg decided Combustions Maid, No Boy 114 Wallaceburg, Werry 112 reliable| Villaroma, LeBlanc All2 nday Cruz, Steve 109 |Rolyn €d, Brownell X107 === Run Around Sue, Platts A-X104 | Ticket To Ride, No Boy B-112 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $1,900 claim ing (7500), maiden two year olds, 6 furs |Tom Jester, Fitzsimmons 120 |Turn Aside, Hale 120 |Rues Admiral, Grubb X110 |The Welshman, LeBlanc 120 Son Of Bruce, Gomez 118 Eternal River, Base 120 jin Europe. Capable, | men--who smile. |Miss Whistle, Brownell X104 Leaside Rule, No Boy 112 I'm A Devil, Baze 118 jTriumyir, Kelly X110 |Buckminster, No Boy 109 (Exactor Wagering) | Also Eligible: FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,000 ma two year olds foaled in Cda, 614 Fur fi jAmanotis, Fitzsimmons jLator Love, No Boy 109 Melbourne Sale, Fitzsimmong 112 |Last Marriage, Walsh 114 RACEWAY \Wairangi, No Boy B-112 Middle Count, Fitzsimmons 118 FRIDAY, SEPT, 8 'Irene Fox, Gubbins 109 |Bert's Wish, Dittfach 115 FIRST RACE -- Mile pace, purse $800 Pearly | Blue, Bel! X104 Garnement, Grubb X113 claiming 3-Hasty K. Feagan 6.30 3.50 2.80) try | 'a ry |6-Miss Trudy Spencer, Waples 3.20 2.70;|B8 -- P, Drouin, B. G. 5-Tom Tally, Bayne 3.00 | Sinardo and F, Apa entry Time 2:08 |_ Also Started: Diller Rod, Ferry Clay, |Tornado Lee, Northwood Debbie } Aceway Julie Dark Scope, Barroby 119 | SECOND RACE -- Mile pace, purse Golden Karime, Robinson 116 $2,100 conditioned Roman Harold, Brownell X111 4-Armbro Gimilet, Mrs. W. 0. Connor and A. Beers|Clem"s Romance, Platts X110 | Tripartite, Baze 118 F. Phelodie, No Boy 118 |Interstate Champ, Barroby |Femlin, Potts 115 SECOND RACE -- Purse $1,800 claim-|leen!, Dittfach 118 and ing (3000), three year olds and up, 7 furs Merger, Gordon 118 (16) SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,200, claine ing (6500), three year olds and up 6" Furs (6) Twinkle Jay, Platts X112 Jackson, "8 | Waples21.60 4.70 3.50 |Aged Dust, Gubbins 119 3-Guy Stone, Furness 2.80 2.40 Dosea, Griffo 115 |Real Runner, Kelly A-X111 |2Sharon Dolly, Campbell | River Party, Baze 117 5. A. Boy, Barroby 113 [Time 2:05 1-5 Phil's Delight, Bradfield X117 Hugonote, Kelly A-X116 | Also Started: Tom Jones, Choir Beauty, Bradfield Td Fireside | Sweetly Packed, Green XXX99 | Shoo! |Adios and Kenland Lags k 2nd, Platts X117 Caledon Star, Turcotte Daily Double, (3) yee t, paid $70.40 |Vedas, Gubbins 115 A -- R, Henderson and Hae Hi Acree Chic Tudor, Werry 112 entry THIRD RACE -- Mile pace, purse Pretty Wise, Hale 112 (Exactor Wagering) Head conditioned | Also Eligible: SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,400, 1-Tradewinds N., McNutt 4.50 3.30 3.00/Steel Leader, Srey anny XXX109 al 10. | lowances 3 and 4 year old fillies, @ fur® ) 3-Phyllis Ann Mite, Telfer 5.80 4.20|Jiveoli, Bell X 2-Lady Petunia, Zirnis 4.30| Breezy Breeze, Bradtield X106 ime 2:06 Miss Blackhawk, Michaud XXX102 Also Started: Invincible Pick, Allan Wilmac, Ezra Lee Deen, Cap Marti Miss Dean Grattan sete Sweet Intent, Kelly X11] |Hasty Thought, Gordon 114 Forest Path, No Boy A-110 Young Gerry, Armstrong 107 Ruling Crown, Fitzsimmons 10% THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,800 claim- ing (3000), three year olds and up (Divn of 2nd) 7 furs. (15) FOURTH RACE -- Mile pace, purse|New Herod, No Boy 115 Line Charger, Walsh 113 $1,000 conditioned Marshall House, Gomez 122 Nouvelle, Bell X110 4-Jamie Barker, ,Hutfmant0.00 4 © 3.40 Lord Post, Kelly X101 Speedy Sonnet, Dittfach a 8-Soanfra, McNut 4.20 3.70|Piedall, Gibson X109 Miss Snow Goose, Grubb X109 6-Colone!l ran Giitten $.20|Mary Catharin, Kelly X108 A -- Lanson Farms and Armstrong Broa. Stable entry EIGHTH RACH -- Purse $2,000 claim- Time 2:0 |Lady Dot, Platts x114 Match-| Fort Rouge, Inouye 114 | Also Started: Dream, nad Béve| Wild Fabius, No Boy 112 H. less Pick, McHuff, Roya' 3 La Adios Twilight Tango, Inouye 109 'ing (3000), 3 and 4 year olds } 1-16 miles River Bully, Grubb X114 }a7) FIFTH RACE -- Mile pace, purse|Busters Mark, Harrison 106 Charleran, Bell X110 $1,200 claiming Ki-D-Ka, Bell X114 Pheasant Bar, Kelly X113 Radar, Waples 7.60 4.00 2.90 Fabulin, Bradfield X108 5-Wee Governor, Campbell 4.60 3.00 Oliphant, bat SH A-113 1-Globes, Birthday, Archdekin 5.40] Time 2:0 Bronselene, Fitzsimmons A-105 Time 2:06 Riso staried: Lady Spring, Quarnaval,|Alton Lad, Dittfach 110 Also Started: Allie Dale, Uncle Spud,/Garma Alert, and Becky Herbert Prompt Response, Gomez 113 Pierre Herbert, Midnight Zone and| EIGHTH RACE -- Mile pace, purse|Darying Daryl, Kornblum 108 King's. Buddy |$1,500 conditioned Rossi, Stevenson X106 |5-Raw Yankee, Feagan 5.70. 2.90 2.90/Enlyn Sun, Harrison B-110 SIXTH RACE -- Mile trot, purse $3,500|4-Kwik Kat, Arthur 2.80 2.50 ulae-y Miss, Brownell B-X107 invitation 1-Fast Rodney, Furness - 3.70/Ann B, Good, Bell X105 4-Pr't'ct'r_ D'ni'do, H'Im's15.70 4.90 3.20/Time 2:03 4-5 | Has * Eligible: 1-Nancy Brook 8., Graham 4.20 3,30| Also Started: High Patch, Perfect) tented Stare Robingon 117 5-Silver Nib Lee, Stirton 3,50|Dream, Larry Dillard and Hazelia Tudor Liz, Brownell X102 ae 2:05 2- Last Duchess, No Boy 108 Started: Fearless Doc, and Kim-| NINTH RACE -- Mile pace, purse|Sunset Isle, Grubb X109 |$1,600 claiming Those Who Wait, Baze 115 Exactor, (4) and (1), paid $48.90 {4-Away Kid, Ray 22.90 ue aed -- Mrs. J, Byers and Craigiea Stabis 4 .t 5-First Jet, Davies SEVENTH RACE -- Mile trot, purse|2-Kawartha Star, Feagan G. &. Lyons and $1,800 conditioned Time 2:06 Liveoak Stable entry Away, Nicintryre 13.80 4.80 3.36| Also Started: Echo 0. Valley, First|X-5 Ibs AAC: XX-7 Ibs AAC: XXX-10 Ibs 3.40/B -- P. J. Enright, 3-Avaion Jo Jo, Clements 2.90 2.60|Joe, Ambrose Abbe and Brother NOble |AAC: 2-Ed's Dream, McFadden 3.30'Attendance, 4,775. Handle, 1,380. IPost Time 3 om,