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"5 PATTERNS SIZES 12%-22% BRIDGE SEASONS By ANNE ADAMS ONE DRESS above all th others, bridges the season beautifully - it's the smoot skimmer with yoke detail an front pleats. Choose scooped o standaway band neckline, Printed Pattern 4984 Misses Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 2 Size 14 takes 234 yds. 39-in SIXTY-FIVE CENTS (65c.) i coins (no stamps, please) fo each pattern. Ontario resident add 3c sales tax. Print plaint SIZE NAME, ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER. Send order to ANNI ADAMS, care of The Oshaw: Times Pattern Dept., 60 Fron Street West, Toronto. FALL'S NEW FASHIONS - see the best of the new style for all sizes in our new Fall Winter Pattern Catalog. Get on pattern free - just clip coupo: in Catalog. Hurry, send 50 right now. . RESULTS , FIFTH RACE -- Purse $1,800. Clain 'Ing. Three-year-olds and up, foaled | | Canada. 6 Furlongs. 49 7 7-Mary Cath'n, Swatuk 28.40 8.80 4-Triple Alliance, Platts 3.50 2. 2-True Jac, McCauley 4.3 | Also Ran in Order: King City, Andre |Inez, Bronselene and Merry Arctic. | SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,600. Allow ances. Three- and four-year-olds. Abou , D'fach 5.50 2.60 2.7 2.50 2.2 |2-Pink Phantom, Kelly 2.4 Also Ran: Miss Snow Goose and Nov |velle. EXACTOR, 4 AND 1, PAID $12.90. | SEVENTH RACE--Purse $2,300. Claln jing, Two-year-olds, 6 Furlongs. |1A-Bunty Escar, Kelly 4.50 2.70 2.3 7 -Dual Personality, Gomez 2.90 2.4 8 -All Image, Walsh 3.0 Also Ran in Order: Bruce Tartar Moody Marty, Aye Aye, The Welshrr@s A-Spring Comet, Bronze Bette and Luck Monarch, A--E Lieberman Entry. EIGHTH RACE--Purse $2,000. Clair ing. Three- and four-year-olds, One an: jone-sixteenth Miles, 1A-Dis'te, LeBlanc 610 3.40 25 5 -Lord Post, Kelly 4.50 3.9 4 -Miss Marianne H., Harrison 4.6 Also Ran in Order: Sunday Cruz, By Bye Fifi, Sunyou, Jive Mister, A-Chima and Just Sailed, A--M J Hawkins and Mrs J Lease Entry laienianes 512. Total Handle $419,786, ; ENTRIES | entry SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000 Claiming (3000), Three-year-olds. 1 Milt jand 70 yards Whistler's Wife, Gibson X103 |Blank Pistol, No Boy 119 Vibrant Gem, No Boy 111 Crimson North, Kelly X112 Dark Freedom, No Boy 113 jErenchman's Cove, Cuthbertson 111 * Enlyn Sun, Turcotte 117 THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,900. Claim ing (4000), Three-year-olds and up, 6" urs Fieldglass, Fitzsimmons 118 Righteous, Fitzsimmons 109 }Grano Salis, Batroby 116 Famous Monarch, Armstrong 114 Chopolis, Swatuk X107 | Sultan's Treat, Brownell XX102 {Dollar Scholar, Dittfach 112 Shining Mark, Platts X107 Blue Mel, Harrison 112 |Fairmar, Gomez 116 {Big Rocky, Hale 112 Caledon Star, No Boy 116 Also Eligible: Full Force, Armstrong 109 Mary Tell, Platts X107 Park Heights, Kelly A-X117 Whirling Rich, Kelly A-X107 Sir Trio, Armstrong 111 A--W Moldowan and L Patriquin entry FOURTH RACE--Purse $1,800, Clalm ing (3000). Three-year-olds and up. 4 Furs Great Promise, No Boy 119 Tall Indian, Swatuk X111 Thirty Grand, Kelly X114 Peaches Reward, Dittfach 119 Fortunatus, Leblanc 119 Mount Market, Armstrong 122 |(EXACTOR WAGERING) _ FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,300. Claim {ng (9000). Three-year-olds and up. @ urs |Royal Encounter, Harrison 117 Mornins' Mornin, Swatuk X108 {Well To Do, No Boy 117 Arctic Canuck, Michaud XXX103 El Esmeralda, Fitzsimmons 119 Vicinity, Platts X105 [Lykke Til, Kelly A-X112 Little Red, Kelly A-X110 A--M Kane and G Moldowan entry FIFTH RACE -- Purse $3,000. Allow ances, three-year-old fillies, 1 1-16 Miles en turf All We Have, Walsh 113 Lady Taj, Gomez 115 Speedy Sonnet, No Boy A-108 |Colucie, Swatuk X108 Fleur, Fitzsimmons 108 Zacata, Harrison 108 Forest Path, Dittfach A-113 A--Armstrong Bros. Stable and Lanson Farms entry (EXACTOR WAGERING) Ee SEVENTH RAC -- Purse $30,000 get Breeders' Stakes," _ three- year-olds foaled in Cda, 1¥2 Mil \Marshall turf : Laie Cusmax, No Boy 123 More of Mort, No Boy 126 'Yahoo Wahoo, Kelly 126 |\Jammed Lovely, Fitzsimmons 123 Courant D'Air, No Boy 126 Pine Point,.Gomez 126 Battling, Dittfach 126 'Dark Secret, Platts 126 EIGHTH RACE--Purse $2,000. Claim. ing (3000). Three-year-olds and up foal+ ed in Cda. 1 1-16 Miles \Drifted, Dittfach 114 Valley Town, Cuthbertson 117 |Rullahs Image, Walsh 112 [Danish Dancer, Steve .117 'Harlion, Gordon 117 'Royal Doctor, Gibson X117 Cal Emir, Barroby 115 'Market Bid, Brownell X114 | _ X--S tbs AAC | XX--7 ths AAC XXX--10 Ibs AAC POST TIME 2 PM a i TEEN ' . O'Neill C Along with many new names and faces, there has been quite a bit of excitement in the past few weeks in the mellow, old halls of O'Neill. Last week we had an exciling and unusually clean election campaign. Amid the mountain- ous pile of torn paper hats and discarded posters, our new cab- inet emerged. At the head of the long table fs new PM Gord Lewis, and beside him is Deputy PM Saily McDonald. Minister of Publica- tions is Jane McCujiah; Minis- ter of Finance and Justice is Murray Farncombe; Minister Without Portfolio is Duncan Vi- Bowman Bowmanville High School is where the action is! In the sports scene: Girls' Basketball: Both senior and junior girls were tri- umphant over Courtice in their recent exhibition game. On Oct. 10, they challenge Henry Street High in Whitby. Good Luck, girls! On the football scene: Sept. 27 Bowmanville's juniors de- feated Henry Street in their} first game by the lop-sided| score of 34 to 6. Charles Cat- trau scored three touchdowns, John Froats one touchdown, and three converts, Jerome Billet one touchdown and Mike Dillon one touchdown. Well done, Redmen! Sept. 29, Bowmanville's Sen- fors lost 34 to 19 to MCVI, Larry TALK ollegiate pond, and Secretary of State 1s) Anne Bishop. Congratulations are extended to our brand new Cabinet. The great, pulsating sounds of the Last Remains entertained a large crowd at a very suc- cessful Election Dance last Fri- day. There also seemed to be much of that scarce commodity, School Spirit, in evidence. As if that weren't enough, our fabulous senior football team is on a winning streak! Good work boys, and keep it up. We are all hoping for a COSSA championship this year! --CAROLE HOOKER ville High Simpson made two touchdowns, Bill Morrison one, and Guy Parker completed a convert. What is defeat? Nothing but education, nothing but the first step to something better--VIC- TORY! The results of the elections held last week were as follows: Prime minister, Ken Karpiak. Ken is in grade 12, and was minister of finance last year. He is an honor student, and we are looking forward to a good year with him as PM. Deputy prime minister is Sue Neal, grade 13, also an honor stu- dent, and a former member of parliament from last year. Sec- retary of state, Dave Segal, is a football player, honor student, and a member of the school! band, from grade 11. Alan Monks is minister of finance,| school's track stars. He would have played football, but an accident made that impossible. Both Dave and Alan are lan- guage students. Minister of justice, Ted Dionne, is well known around the school, in grade 13, played basketball, and gave the most politically McLaughlin Collegiate also in grade 11, and one of the|should be efficient and well-run. fairs is Dey Brownlee, from grade 13 as well, who was chairman of last year's centen- nial committee, and a member of the opposition. She is one of the hard-working members of our school. Cheryl Imeson is the minister of publications, and from grade 12 business and commerce, She has had exper- ience on the Haggis, and in some clubs, as well as experi- ence in the business world. Min- ister of organizations is Brian Robinson, grade 12, who will do a good job getting our clubs going again this year. With this cabinet, our parliament The Shades of Difference played at the dance last Friday when the election results were jannounced. We can be very proud of this local band, from our school, who did a very good job. Question of the week: When is the Pep Club going to start adapt speech at the election assembly. Minister of social: af- Future Happenings! Pine Ridge School plays host to Bowmanville on Oct. 6, as our track and field: meet will be held there. Grade 13 students will jour-/er, Says voters have a clear/21 and there was one vacancy. decision to make between|119 IN RACE ible! ney to Stratford - Oct. view Shakespeare's 10, to "Antony and Cleopatra' (which has re-|government when they go tOiegntest the legislature's 58|tuencies single - member rid-|reforms six by ings, based on one member for ceived excellent reviews). Plans have also been made to visit a local coffee house. The play, "Inherit the Wind', premieres in November, co- directed by Mr. Sheridan and Mrs, Pease. Central Collegiate Last week was action week at Central. It was election time again. The halls and gym were covered with campaign posters. Central's student body is gov- erned by the Student Council which is comprised of an ex- ecutive and_ representatives from all forms, The parties consist of five members each and when voting day arrives you mark your ballot for the party of your choice. This year's parties were call- ed the "Clubs'" and "Spades". During the week each party held one rally whereby they hoped to gain supporters. Many attended at noon hour to listen to the planks and enjoy the entertainment. An assembly was the high point of the week. All members running for office were intro- duced, speeches were made out- lining platforms and rebuttals by campaign managers ly enthusiastic and waved large signs which they no doubt had taken great pains to make. This also helped to liven up the assembly. The dance on Friday night was the finishing touch for elec- tion week. Music was provided by the Sceptres from. Toronto. The winning party was an- nounced towards the latter part of the evening, being the "Spades"; members including: President, Andy Cherkas; vice- president, Maureen Lee; secre- tary, Joanne Locke; treasurer, Terry Nicholas and organizer, John Vetzel. Congratulations. Central should see a successful year, Other highlights at Central include a car wash being held on Oct .21 by the GAA at the service station on the corner of Gibb and Simcoe. Hope to see you there, --ANITA ROTER --KAREN SPENCER | FREDERICTON (CP) -- Pre- mier Louis Robichaud, New Brunswick's fiery Liberal lead- ible and \r irresp |the polls in the province's gen- jeral election Oct. 23. | Progressive Conservative Leader J. C. (Charlie) Van |Horne, a_ controversial, one- \time maverick member of Par- liament who often prided him- self in rebuking party policy when he was a Liberal, says the issue is democracy versus dictatorship. It boils down to the contro- \versy surrounding the govern- |ment's Program for Equal Opportunity--a wide - ranging, municipal reform program put into effect this year. It swept county councils out of existence and gave the province financial and administrative responsibil- ity for health, education, wel- fare, justice and assessment. The five areas were previous- ly controlled by municipal gov- ernments, which meant that compared with the more pros- perous regions such as Saint John Lancaster, Fredericton and Moncton. Mr. Van Horne charges that the Robichaud administration has set up adictatorship through its central but the premier says the gov- ernment is only trying to assist areas. Vote Issues Clear In NB. Fiery Robichaud Asserts taxes were high in poorer areas! anthority,| the province's less Prosperous) this year? | The Liberals held 30 seats in |the 52-seat house at dissolution |Sept. 8. The Conservatives vad At least 119 candidates will] seats--increased by \redistribution, The Liberals and |Conservatives' will have full) slates while the New Demo-| cratic party plans to contest) three seats in the five - mem- ber Northumberland constitu- ency. Nominations close Tuesday. Other elections are scheduled |Wednesday in Saskatchewan and Oct. 17 in Ontario. | The New Brunswick cam- |paign has centred on the two \leaders. Mr. Van Horne, 46, says a |Conservative administration |would restore local government through a new Elections Act which would make all consti- Most of the changes in the Renaults for 1968 are in the comfort, quality and per- formance rather than the ex- terior styling. The only major exterior change is on the Renault 4 which gets a new front grille and new bumpers. Inside it has a new four-speed all synchromesh gearbox. | duane TT jevery 12,000 of population. All je but four of the province's 22 constituencies are now multiple |- member ridings. Premier Robichaud, 41, who} levied a uniform property tax rate of $1.50 on each $100 of assessment and later pledged not to increase the rate for at least five years, says the Con- servatives are opposing his pro- gram for just one reason-- "they knew that if we imple- mented this program they would remain in opposition for a generation." If elected, Mr. Van Horne says he would enact sweeping | | AUTHORIZED SAL UP NOW FOR MUCH LESS. @® VOLKSWAGEN @® WE STILL HAVE A FEW 1967 MODELS IN STOCK. PICK 'EM PICKERING CAR CENTRE, AJAX, ONT. BASELINE 42 MILE EAST OF HARWOOD OPEN TILL 6 P.M. -- SALES TILL 9 P-M. TELEPHONE 942-1881 ES AND SERVICE RENAULT -wox uvion/ THE 68s--COMFORT, QUALITY The Renault 8 has been given a new sieering wheel and dashboard of a sporting character, For the Renault 19 there is a_ rear-end treat- ment and new interior trim and dashboard. The Renault 16 now has different trim, a new gear- box offering easier gear changing and a special safe- Tutsi 1 a AE id effect energetic! |admj Stration in such areas as) | cation, highways, industry,) jagriculture, social security and welfare. | The Liberal platform covers THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, October 6, 1967 ah Whitworth's the Ladies' Los Angeles Open| 9)' last week boosted her earnings] $21,400; in the Ladies Professional Goif|$17,803.50 and Mickey Wright Association tour to $28,177.50.1(3), $16,306.50. TOP LADY GOLFER The top five official money win CINCINNATI -- (AP)--Kathy Mers with gee go Poor cot ments won: thy 'itwort $2,325-victory $28,177.50; Sandra Haynie $21,858; Carol Mann, (3) Susie Maxwell, (2) In) (9), ty arrangement for the hand- | brake. Renault sales in Canada | | have been increasing at an | average of 20 per cent per | year over the last three | years, Most of the Renaults | sold in Canada are produced | at the SOMA factory in Quebec, items ranging from medicare to mobile dental clinics. It includes a promise to provide, tax exemptions on $4,000 on) property owned by widows and} women not supported by hus- bands. ue ALEX CARRUTHERS FOR CONTINUED PROGRESS IN DURHAM For the first time... starting Nov. 1st, you can jet from | Toronto to Miami aroused students. The students were able to take an active part in the assembly by cheer- ing their party. Some were real- Man Studies Hippies' Cult VANCOUVER (CP) -- David) Pellin, a former geriatrics stu-| It's Fun... It's Exciting .. . You Could Be A Winner... Let's Play non-stop dent, is a man with a plan for the city's rapidly expanding hippie community. Mr. Pellin operates what he calls an® activator. unit from a dismal shop nestled among the) colorful hippie establishments along lower Fourth Avenue. He gave up studying the dis-| eases of the aged to devote his) life to helping hippies. During) the last three years, close to 400 people between 18 and 25 years of age have visited the) activator unit seeking Mr. Pel- lin's guidance in ihe art of liv- ing. | M rr. Pellin has no degrees in philosophy or psychology and) dispenses his advice free of| charge. He talks to kids, from broken homes, LSD users, alco-| holics, marijuana smokers. | "They all feel they are inade- quate persons," je says. "They must learn what they are and) be shown how to maximize what they are. H "Then they will be capable of living a full life, working with society rather than against it." 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