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2) PATTERNS SIZES 10-18 DRESS DELIGHT By ANNE ADAMS A NATURAL for happy days id nights to come! Shape 4684 yings out below cuff collar-- e lively line accented by top itching, low tabs. 'Choose ight linens, knits. Easy! Printed pattern 4684: Misses' es 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 14 kes 2% yds. 35-in. SIXTY - FIVE CENTS (65c) coins (no stamps, please) r each pattern. Ontario res- ents add 3c sales tax. Print ainly SIZE, NAME, AD- tESS, STYLE NUMBER. Send order to ANNE ADAMS, re of The Oshawa Times Pat- n Dept., 60 Front Street West, ronto, \LL'S NEW FASHIONS = > the best of the new styles ' all sizes in our new Fall- nter Pattern Catalog. Get » pattern free - just clip cou- n in Catalog. Hurry, send 50¢ ht now. RIES MRS. HARRY STRUTT 'ollowing a sickness of four nths the death occurred Sept. at St. Joseph's Hospital, lerborough, of Mrs. Harry utt, Varcoe's Rd., Darling: Township, She was in hes d year. : he former Idella Slinger: d, the deceased was a ighter of Mrs. B. Hubbard | the late Richard Slinger: 1. Born in Hamilton, shd d in California prior to her rriage. A resident of Oshawa 28 years, she had previous: lived at Burketon. _ member of the United irch, she was a member ol United Church Women al keton. Prior to her retire: at in 1965, she worked in the oratory at the Oshawa Gen | Hospital. esides her husband, Mrs. itt is survived by a daugh Mrs. R. Lott (Phyllis) ol inton and five grandchildren Iso surviving are her moth who lives in Bowmanville four brothers, Willian gerland of Oshawa, Alder bbard of Bowmanville le Hubbard of Burketot Ross Hubbard of Trenton. 1e funeral service was helé he Northcutt-Elliott Funera! 1e, Bowmanville, Sept. 22 rment was in Bethesda ietery, Tyrone. Rev. D, they of Tyrone conducted service. he pallbearers were Ed. se, Howard Geary, George ry, Ralph Jones, Jack kins and Clifford Ramsay, .. FUNERAL OF -FLOYD WESTLAKE e memorial service for d Westlake, who died sud- y, Sept. 24, at Trenton, in 7th year, was held at the strong Funeral Home at '9 , Sept. 27. v. L. W. Herbert, minister ingsview United -Church, ucted the service, Inter- - was in Oshawa Union ptery. ; e pallbearers were Gordon night, Fred Warren, Al. ns, Len Piper, Charles 2 and Roy Arsenault. eer Fleet ; To Expo » that has reduced Expe dance for nine days. all started the other day," id in an interview, "when ced up tourists from Flor- owntown. ey had been waiting for a or more than an hour," isting promises of help four other service clubs, Echelson said "the thing een snowballing." mbers of Knights of 1mbus, Richelieu clubs, n and Kiwanis will be ipating in the shuttle-run three points in the city ixpo. s pretty wonderful when nights of Columbus call up B'rith and offer assist- ' Mr. Echelson said, oil company donated 1,000 Ss of gasoline, he said, and had promised to help with ity. at MEETS COMMONWEALTH HEADS Finance Minister James Gichuru (right) of Kenya during a visit to Africa. Smith, a Toronto-born dip- Commonwealth Secretary-~ * General Arnold Smith meets President Milton Obote of Uganda (centre) and plomat, has conferred with all the Commonwealth's 26 heads of government except |Late Scratch: Purple Hill, THURSDAY, SEPT. 28 FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,800 claiming maiden two year olds, 6% Furs Also Ran In Order: Marc Thomas, Red's Choice, Lake District, Far Away Yates, Hickory Nick, Silvido, Acein- thesky, Camilo and Go Go Joh. SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000 claim- ing 3 and 4 year olds, 1 1-16 Mig Rodeo Pageant (2), paid $19.10. THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,100 claiming two year olds, 6' furs 8-Swiss Movement, G'rd'n7.90 4.00 3.20 1-Yorky Miss, 6.00 3.70 4-The Welshman, 4.00 Time 123 1-5 (On main track) Also Ran In Order: Not So Social, Red Rick, Gay Penn and Four Bives. FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,100 claim ing three year olds and up 6 furs Also Ran In Order: Grano Salis, Fair mar and Sorpasso. | those recently admitted -- Lesotho and Botswana in southern Africa. (CP Photo) Canada Seeks Contracts For New Zealand Nuclear Plant WELLINGTON (CP) -- Can- ada lost no time in striking back in the contest to build New Zealand's first nuclear power station. A high-level mis- sion has restored Canada to the lead, at least in public opinion. The first New Zealane nuclear station is not due to start producing electricity until 1977, but already the contest for the order is remarkably keen. Canada, Britain, West Ger- many and Sweden are all intev- ested, but Britain is showing up! Ltd., led by J. L. Gray. as Canada's closest rival. As well as engaging in New Zealand's intentions detailed talks with government have already been surveyed by experts, the mission has gained several representatives frvum!much publicity, especially for both countries. jthe Canadian trump card--that In August, Britain sent her|Canada is ahead of anyone elsc minister of state for the boardlin building the kind of nuciear of trade, George Darling, to keep up the pressure. He lost no time in saying that Britain has more experience in running nuclear power stations than any other country--and that Britair. would certainly be ready to tender for the first New Zea- land station. "IT am willing to begin nego- \tiating right away," he said. | Canada replied with the visit of a delegation of four experts from Atomic Energy of Canada power station New Zealand requires. CANADA HAS STATIONS It has been firmly established that New Zealand's circum- stances call for an atomic sta- tion using natural unenriched uranium with heavy water as moderator. Only Canada has such stations in operation. Britain says it has the know- how, and that by the time the station is required it will have stations of this kind operating But Canada maintains that its head start will mean that it can offer more advanced designs. The visiting Canadians made these points in interviews in several cities. They insisted that there was no question of trying to negotiate a sale at the present time, and said their aim was to bring latest Cana- diay designs, training methods and ideas on nuclear power to the notice of the New Zealand land power engineers, electricity department' and the Atomic Energy Committee. They talked with Electricity Minister T. P. Shand and numerous New Zealand 0*fi- cials. In addition, they inspect- ed the planned site of the first nuclear station, on the Kaipara Harbor, north of Auckland. Accompanied by New Zea- they made a detailed appraisal of the site and waded through the mud of the harbor foreshore to study the needs of a statioa in the area. The race seems likely to con- tinue equally briskly in coming months. Visits by other British and Canadian experts. on aspects of nuclear power are scheduled. GROWS LARGE A large male northern timber wolf may measure seven feet in length. Registration and Revising Officer WALKER CLARK, Clerk to Revising Officer MARILYN WEBB, Late Scratch: Victory Trip The Exactor, Nijo and Bold Champ, paic $7.20. THURSDAY, SEPT. 2% jean Sketch, Webster 4.10 2.6016 Furs FIRST RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse! Bill Adios, McKinley 2.70 Kiss Me Quick, Green XXX102 $800. Claiming Also Started: Sharon Dolly, Northwood | Brief Garon, Green XXX109 6Merrie M'der, W'dell 7-Armbro Frosty, Varcoe 4Lord Dean, Hansen Also Started: 12.50. 9.50 Key, Dictator Pick, Bout and Jimmy Riddell. SECOND RACE -- Mile Trot. $800. Claiming. \5-John Ross, Waples 4-Tootsie Doll, Walker , 1-Nijo, Stevenson 3.80 2.50 2.4¢ 7-Bold Champ, Kelly 2.4 2. 5-Biue Mel, Harrison 2.66 Time 114 2-5 ri WOODBINE RESULTS FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,100 claim- Ing two year olds 62 Furs (On main track) Also Ran in Order: Mambo Cafe, Dia: logue, Tompionette and Pomme Souffle. Late Scratch: Parade ground. SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,800 aliow- ances three year olds and up foaled in Cda, 6 furs Meredrum, Arctic Canuck, 4-Tamiana and Fleur 4 -- Stafford Farms entry On Main Course) $u 4 ia Grand Galop, No Boy 113 ' 3 XXI10 One Sunday, Leblanc 113 $ XXX106 A--Hillcrest Stable and Gardiner Farms 2-5 Baze 119 entry (EXACTOR WAGERING) } Royal Missy, Emerald Star and Rotundo Cap Ferrat, Gubbins A-116 | 2nd. -Gallant Scot, 2 | |-Paraguayo, -Prompt Response, Gomez "ate Scratch: Ne Passez Pas Attendance, 4,447, Total Handle, $360,542 GARDEN CITY RACEWAY 11.30 5.10 4.40/Freddy, Gina Guinea and Johnny Bing 5.70/$900. Claiming. Wise Bug, Mary Guy |1-Stewart's Winnifred Po Ka)3-May Trust, Wellwood and Lea Honor 10.00 4.60 3.50 1 Handle, $112,716. 450 sao| enn SATURDAY, FIRST RACE -- Purse 1-Machedash, Griffo 6.70 4.80 3,30/7-Fleetwell, Grubb 12.70 4.70 3.10); , alah 3-Golly Solly, Gordon 21.70 10.78|3-Tiger Court, Gomez 3.10 2.60) i sacle Tneneyent-old 9-Sir Tinda, Baze 2.90) 4-Wincuba, Platts 3.70) Lord Post, Kelly A-X101 Time 121 4-5, Raining and sloppy Time 12) ree Times Tipped, Grubb X105 Th jartistay No Boy 109 Day's Best, Walsh 112 Kool Copy, Kelly A-X105 Drag Pit, No Boy 115 2Rodeo Pageant, Grubb 5.30 3.50 2.50/Se+No Reasoning, Grubb 5.70 3.40 2.30/River party, Grubb X110 10-Last Marriage, Platts 8.10 430/6-Miss Snow Goose, Platts 6.00 2.70! Tiempo Muerto, Bradfield x106 'Career Lady, Kelly A-X112 | 3-Sunyou, Dittfach 3.20|3-E. Day, Turcotte 2.70! Worthy Craft, Platts X108 Great Promise, Werry 123 Time 150 2-5 Time 113 2-5 ¥ He ¥ Be Optimistic, Kelly A-X112 | Also Ran in Order: Miss Marianne H.| Also Ran. In. Order: Pierlou, Snow Iso Eligible: {Priam King, Gordon 117 | Castillia, Alibinaut, Jiveastar, Winshot,|Time and Butterscotch Billy Baton, McCauley 114 {Shining Mark, Platts B-X109 | A-Digatate, and Monessa. Late Scratch: El Esmer Alda Top Cadet, Brownell X107 |King City, McCauley 114 } Late Scratch: A-Chimar. The Exactor, No Reasoning. and Miss|After Dusk, Barroby 116 \Chopstick, Armstrong 114 A-- J. Hawkins and Mrs, J. Lease|Snow Goose, paid $48.60 Orchard, Swatuk X110 Sultan's Treat, Brownell XX104 entry. S.A. Boy, McComb 116 Baby Ruler, Platts X115 1 The Daily Double, Machedash (1) end] SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $3,000 al-|TWilight Tango, Kelly X104 Star Tudor, Platts B-X108 oe ets 0. fowances three year olds and up, | mile|A--Dane Hill Acres and L and 70 yards (On main course) 3-Attention 7-Indoctrinate, 2-Gen Try, Swatuk Time 145 4-5 entry B--R Godleski, R Hunt an entry 19.30 8.50 4.30 4.90 2.70 2.80 Hero, Bell Baze SECOND RACE--Purse ing (3000), Three-year-olds Miles on Marshall turf Silver Gus, Dittfach 119 Footprint, Gomez 119 Repulse Bay, No Boy Also Ran In Order: A-Sharon Market, 1s milesiCosmic Kid, Barroby 116 t Cleaner, Grubb X11 6.40 3.50 2.70;Roman Tribune, No Boy Kell 50 2.50'Now | Wonder, Stevenson 2.30) Nearctic Myth, Tuckwood ime 155 Also Ran in Order: Supreme Chief, Fast Answer: | Portmaker, Grubb A-116 Also Eligible: Swatuk A-X114 Steve 119 Fatalito, Jet Invader, \A--G A Martin and Yellow Brian Stable/Merger, No Boy 122 ances, 3% and 4-year-olds, Jamr Purse Ten Bella X103 112 NINTH RACE -- Mile Pace. b Bell 8.80 5.30 3.40:Ann's ¢ sordon 111 Hoot, F'gan 4.10. 2.70 Ansley Blue, Turcotte 11 |7-Commonweaith, Waples 2.70 Wellington Square, Grubb X106 Miles on Marshall turf COMPANY LIMITED Purse! Also Started: Roving Gypsy, Tay Town be Hee ay fone Tae Hard Pressed, Grubb X111 | . r ort Y oney, e! Laddie, Queen Blue Frost, Pass Port|Pal's Honey, Brownell xX {Sirius 2nd, Platts X119 286 KING STREET W. WOODBINE ENTRIES SEPT. Marshall House, Gomez 122 Glen Francis, Fitzsimmons 8100 Bench Warrant, No Boy 8-115 109 BIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,000 claim-|Miss Blackhawk, Michaud XXX-103 ng three year olds end up, | balla 4 'Arctic Fable, No Boy A-122 {Northern Oil, Fitzsimmons 1 THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,400, Allow-| Arctic Blizzard, Gomez a ket, Gubbins 111 Grand Jive, Platts X111 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridoy, September 29, 1967 17 » FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,400. Al-) [lowances, two-year-old fillies. 6 Furs |Alberte Sunshine, No Boy 111 $1,800, Ciaim-|Nite Nurse, Turcotte 112 |Admiral's Gift, Dittfach 114 is and up, 6/Elhew Queen, Baze 114 Caledon Star, Turcotte 115 Sailor Take Care, Fitzsimmons 109 |Peter Comet, Kelly X109 Greek Victress, Fitzsimmons 114 |Bengal, Baze 117 [Dene Road, Grubb cat os Koura, No Boy 114 ance Me Loose, No Boy Famous Monarch, Armstrong 121 | (EXACTOR WAGERING) Miss Dynamic, McComb ne X--5 Ibs AAC XX--7 tbs AAC XXX--10 Ibs AAC {POST TIME 2 PM FIFTH RACE -- Purse $1,900. Claim Ing (4000), Three-year-olds and up. 6'2 urs |Righteous, Grubb X106 € Morrisroe |A--E Lieberman and R Henderson | entry d Mrs J Byers|B--G D Patt and H Tenebaum entry SIXTH RACE -- Purse $10,000 eyear'| Y $2,000. Claim-|auytumn Stakes Handicap," three-year. | '5D and up. 1 1-18/oids and up. 1% Miles Pool to Market, No Boy 116 Valam, Gomez A-114 Bye and Near, Fitzsimmons 114 \Carteret, Grubb A-119 |Native Victor, Armstrong 116 Pretko, No Boy 110 SEVENTH RACE--Purse $25,000 add or more ed "Coronation Futurity Stakes", two l year-olds foaled in Cda. 1% Miles Son Costume, No Boy 122 foaled in Cda.| Amber Tower, Baze 122 | {Touletabilie, No Boy 122 | |Big Blunder, Dittfach 122 | Solometeor, Harrison A-119 A--Windfields Farm entry { : meteutn race--Purce 2200. claim.' NIAGARA FINANCE 723-3487 Cambuslang, Grubb X119 2-Hava Julep, Wellwood Also Started: Danny K. Peters, Live| |Steam, Queen Castle, Elvis and Even! | Glow. DAILY DOUBLE, 6 AND 5, PAID $56.20 | THIRD RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse) '$1,100. |2-Singing Pence, Hill 7.00 4.10 4.00 4-Girlie Dillon, Arthur 7.80 5.40 5-Tempo Melody, Chandler 5.70 Started: Belle Richards, Fancy 'and Sir Also Knight, DNF -- High Yates, Blaze Away. DNF--Did not finish. FOURTH RACE -- Mile Trot. $1,100. Conditioned | 5-W'bk Shy Ann, L'H'x 9.60 5.10 3.70 1-Hit Parade Mir, 6.00 3.40 6-Bambi_ Riddell, Palmer 3.20 Also Started: Laurium, Brenda's Joy, Fleet Song, and Aunt Myrtle. Purse | FIFTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse |$800. Claiming. 6-Van's Gift, Young 28.80 9.80 6.70 |5-Eden Atom, Hill 9.70 4.40 |2-Sailor Mon,, Waples 3.30 Also Started: Gay Robert, Irene Mac | Duff, Dandy Sandy, Armbro Bingo and |Armbro Caesar | SIXTH RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse) | $1,000. Conditioned. | 2-Jugler, Waples 5.10 4.80 3.10) |8-Rod Wyn Girl, Waddell 5.70 3.50 4-Willow Bk Darky, LaRush 6.00 | Also Started: Miss Moray Comet, Royal McLean, Larry Lee and Squadron | Leader. EXACTOR, 2 AND 8, PAID $35.30 SEVENTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse | $1,200. Conditioned. , Coke $8.80 4.70 2.40 400 2.40) 1-Elmer_C., Furness R | Also Started: Hello Killean, Ben Carey and Mr. Dee Dee. | EIGHTH RACE -- Mile Pace. 1$1,800. Conditioned. i 2-Peter Way S'tn, Davies 4.90 3.30 2.50 Purse Hey look wot 5 acres parkland, swimming pool, sauna room and gym, ample park- ing, fenced-in playground, spacious suites, colored stoves and fridges, plus many other extras, Come onin and Compare! MONA LISA APARTMENTS 191 Nonquon Road, Oshawa Model Suite open daily 1 p.m. till 8 p.m. Call 723-6022 ONTARIO PROVINCE or ONTARIO ELECTION NOTICE OF REVISION OF LISTS OF VOTERS (IN URBAN POLLING SUBDIVISIONS) entered upon the enumerator's list will be heard at these sittings. NOTICE OF SITTINGS of The Revising Officers in the Electoral District of ONTARIO SOUTH Public Notice is hereby given of the revision of the lists of voters for polling subdivisions Nos. 33 to 89 inclusive, and No. 121 for the Village and Township of PICKERING in the Electoral District of Ontario South, AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that sittings will be held by the revising officers at the times and places set forth in the schedule herinafter set out. Any person qualified to vote at the pending election to the Legislative Assembly and whose name has been omitted from or incorrectly entered in, the enumerator's list of voters is called upon to attend at the times and places hereunder mentioned for the purpose of having his name enrolled upon the list of voters to be used at the said election. Complaints which have been properly filed with reference to names wrongfully List of voters for this Electoral District will be open for public inspection at the office of the Returning Officer located at 62 Kingston Rd. E., Pickering between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 9:00 P.M. on and after Friday, the 29th day of September, 1967. The lists may also be inspected at the officeof the Clerk of the Municipality between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M., on and after Monday, the 2nd day of October 1967. SCHEDULE Registration and Revising District No. 1, includes Polling Subdivisions Nos. 33 to 89 inclusive, and No. 121 bounded as follows: Polling subdivisions 33, 34 and 35 comprising the whole of the Village of Pickering, Polling subdivisions 36 to 89 inclusive and No. 121 comprising the whole of the Township of Pickering. Sittings will be held for Registration and Revising District No. 1 at the office of Lawson & Clarke, Church St. N., Pickering, between the hours of 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon, and 2 to 4, and 7 to 9 P.M., of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 2nd, 3rd and 4th days of October, 1967. LAWSON & CLARK, Church St. N., Pickering ra