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'67 's fair to be held in Antonio, Tex. next er. --CP Wirephoto NOODBINE ENTRIES MONDAY, OCT. 16 Clear and Fast rT RACE -- Purse $2,000. Ciaim- 00). Three and four-year-olds, es (14). Miss, Brownell X108 Kid, McCauley 112 No Boy 110 » LeBlanc 112 Pageant, Platts X10$ izanno, Armstrong 110 arianne H., No Boy 112 ad, Platts X105 16 Platts X103 , Armstrong 109 Eligible: Those Who Walt, Me- 116; Bye Bye Fifi, No Boy, 107. IND RACE--Purse $2,200. Maid- year-olds, foaled in Canada. One e-sixteenth Miles on turf (9), ent, No Boy 122 pportunity, Walsh A-122 tuth, Turcotte 119 ck, McComb 122 LeBlanc 119 j Storm, Fitzsimmons A-119 imes, Cuthbertson 122 Relic, Platts X114 Pacifist, Platts X11? dfields Farm Entry. 1D RACE -- Purse $1,800. Claim- 100). Three-year-olds and up, 6" ys (18). : ac, McCauley 119 t Tango, McComb 111 Wonder, Stevenson X107 + Pilot, Brownell X110 Delight, No Boy 119 Dusk, No Boy 116 k, No Boy 112 rancis, No Boy 116 'pediter, Stauffer 118 Eligible: Future Time, LeBlane, hiss Blackhawk, No Boy, X104; Arctic, Michaud, XXX101; Red No Boy, 112; Jet Invader, No 115; Nearctic Myth, Cuthbertson, RTH RACE--Purse $2,100. Claim- 000). Three-eyar-olds. 7 Furlongs Dancer, McCauley 107 / Trip, Bell 111 ct, No Boy 112 The Pot, Potts 114 Thought, Platts X10? yle, Green X105 t Response, No Boy 116 (EXACTOR WAGERING) TH RACE -- Purse $2,300. Claim- 500). Two-year-olds. 6' Furlengs jan Dancer, Alter 110 » Ground, Turcotte 118 tye, Kelly X114 Movement, Gordon 110 nage, Walsh 115 Reactor, Gordon A-112 at Lou, Brownell A-X108 Gable, Green X102 ng Rounds, No Boy 117 pe Gate, Platts X117 Velshman, Turcotte 118 | Marty, Platts X112 nning Creek Farm and H Johnson try. TH RACE -- Purse $2,600. Allow- Two-year-olds. One Mile on turf eb ees ase eanee Volant, Hernandez 114 » Hill, No Boy 119 r Tower, Dittfach 114 'd Accountant, e Count, Gomez 11 | Miss, Kelly X109 Orillia, Turcotte 114 al Law, Armstrong 116 VENTH RACE--Purse $2,800. Allow- . Three-year-olds and up. 6% Fur- (12). v Twig, Kelly A-X112 ar, Gomez 113 nt d'Air, Platts B-X106 » Til, Kelly A-X109 r B. Good, Dittfach 114 s Bay, Platts C-XX104 Encounter, Harrison 116 Ww, No Boy B-118 ogeaue, Swatuk X114 Charger, Brownell X111 Snow Goose, Turcotte 110 Cheat, Platts C-X112 Kane Entry. L Levesque Entry. ardiner Farms and W € Pitfield niry. GHTH RACE--Purse $2,100. Ciaim- ). Three-year-olds and up. One one-sixteenth Miles. (8). Hawk, Bell X107 Tell, No Boy 111 jon Colonel, Gomez 118 Ml, McCauley 111 ing Rich, Kelly X106 king Breeze, Platts X119 Mel, Gibson X106 ju, Dittfach 117 (EXACTOR WAGERING) --5 ibs AAC --7 Ibs AAC --10 Ibs AAC POST TIME 2 P.M. so Started: Donna's Champ, XACTOR 5 AND 3, PAID $23.30. ITE: This was win No. 199 for Keith Vaples in 1967. IVENTH RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse 0. Conditioned. Scion 30. on's Gift, Archd'kn 7.40 4,00 3.40 ly Hall, Hicks 4.10 3.40 nny Symbol, Witte 3.60 so Started: Riddell's Counsel, Lud- M, Diana Hunter, Haul Away and am Victor. 'ake RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse and Lass, Walker 7.60 4,49 3.60 da, Wellwood 11.20 5.60 verly Dillard, Shea 4.4 so Started: Greentree Judy, Sharon y, Armbro Heritage and Gina ea. INTH RACE -- Mile Pace. 0. Claiming. inea Mite, Geisel 28.70 15.30 6.60 n Carey, Lambertus 13.20 10.70 rst Jet, Davies 5.60 iso Started: First Joe, Madam Her- , Rockie W. Grattan, Kawartha Star Away Kid. ndance 3,672, Handie $194,438, Purse The Hastings and Prince Edward Regimental Asso- ciation, Belleville, held its annual reunion in Oshawa recently. Lord John Tweeds- muir, third from right, was special guest speaker. From left are: William Watts, vice-president; Mrs. Watts; Mrs. Roland Fleming; presi- dent William Fleming; Lady Tweedsmuir; Lord LORD TWEEDSMUIR SPEAKER AT HASTINGS AND PRINCE EDWARD REGIMENT REUNION Tweedsmuir; Mrs. K. D, Willcox and Lt. Col. Will- cox. Lord Tweedsmuir is a former commanding officer of the Hastings and Prince By BEN WARD OTTAWA (CP)--A new riding | carved out of downtown Ottawa) has become the main attention-| getter in what otherwise has been a dull provincial election campaign in the capital area. Ottawa Centre is the battle- ground for three newcomers, each with impressive back- grounds and enthusiastic cam- paign organizations . Privately, none fs too sure what to expect after the votes have been count- ed next Tuesday, election day. Th lineup: Ivan Sparks, 50, president of a moving company and a direct descendant of the pioneer Otta- wa family that gave its name to downtown Sparks Street and farmed the land where the Par- liament Buildings now stand. He is running on the Progres- sive Conservative ticket. sulting engineer who organized the last two federal campaigns in the area for Works Minister George MclIlraith and is presi- dent of the Ottawa West Liberal Association. Irving Greenberg, 39, presi- dent of Minto Construction Co., carrying the New Democratic Party banner. Edward Regiments. A so- cial dinner and dance and march to the Cenotaph was held to mark the anniver- sary of the association. Downtown Ottawa Riding Puts Some Life In Race Harold MacKenzie, 46, a con-| But Liberal organizers say that the new riding {s almost the exact copy of Mr. Mcllraith's federal constituency and that the minister's full organization has been recruited for the provincial campaign. Mr. Mcllraith has been mak- ing regular personal appear- ances at the Liberal candidate's tea parties and neighborhood Although both the Conserva- tive and Liberal organizers dis- count any threat from the NDP, Mr. Greenberg has had 75 vol- unteer canvassers working the area since last May and claims they have called on every resi- dence three times. /Bob Gencher, NDP campaign manager, says just over 40 per cent of Ottawa Centre's 34,153 functions. | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, October 14, 1967 97 WILLING TO TEST -- REGINA (CP)--The Univers \sity of Saskatchewan's agricul- jtural engineering department has offered to test farm young voters with a high popu-|machinery for manufacturers, lation turnover," he adds.|The department last year tom "Past results don't mean alover the former provincial tes eligible voters live in apart- ment houses and this is where Mr. Greenberg has concentrat- ed his personal campaigning. "This is a riding of fairly thing in this kind of situation." ing service. ------ 7 RE-ELECT eS CONSERVATIVE BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Six-Month Jail Sentence For Theft From Mails PICKERING -- Pleading guilty to @ charge of theft from the mails, Allick A. Wilson, of Pickering Beach, was sen- tenced to six months in jail here Thursday by Magistrate H. M. Jermyn. The accused, who was em- ployed as a truck driver, was delivering parcels which were the property of the post office. Evidence indicated he took three parcels, containing cam- eras, opened them and gave the cameras to people as gifts. FINED $200 A fine of $200 and costs or $0 days was imposed on Charles' Mann, 17, of Pickering, for driving while intoxicated. He was also fined $20 and costs or five days for having no driver's licence and was prohibited from applying for a licence for 12 months, DISMISSED A charge of 'ving while his ability was iu.paired against Wayne M. Major, 21, was dis- missed when a police officer said the effects of alcohol were so slight he was unable to form any opinion. TWO CLEARED "I don't think a conviction would do either party any good," said the' magistrate, as he dismissed a common assault charge laid against John Ross Fertile, of Wharf St., French- man's Bay. A similar charge against David C. Balsdon, of Frenchman's Bay, was also dismissed for lack of evidence. Both accused had pleaded not guilty. A neighbor of the Fertile family, Charles Morton, ac- cused both men of striking him while he was in his car in his own driveway. A_ counter charge of assault laid by Fer- tile against Marton was with- drawn at Fertile's request. REMANDED Convicted on charges of care- less driving, excaping from cus- tody and having no driver's li- cence,. Roy Kenneth Gallinger, 27, of Liverpool Rd., Pickering township, was remanded in custody for sentence in Ajax court next week. A charge of dangerous driving was dismiss- ed. The accused pleaded guilty to driving without a licence and not guilty to escaping custody. The court was told police fol- lowed the accused at speeds up| to 60 mph in a 25-mile zone in Bay Ridges, on streets where children were playing. When told he was under arrest, he said he was not driving. When the officer went to seek assis- tance, the accused disappeared. When finally picked up, he gave a fictitious name and address. Bound over on $500 bond to} - keep the peace in July of this year, Gallinger will also face a breach of bond charge, when he appears at Ajax, as the result of his three convictions. GUILTY PLEA Pleading guilty to a charge a community of quiet elegance loeated in eshawa's sorthern residentiel area, Simcoe and Taunton If you are looking for a lot te buy .. . visit eedar ridge -- use @ builder of your choice, for information, phone 723-1194 OSHAWA Tn of driving while disqualified, William Harold Downs of Scar- borough, was sentenced to six months in jail. The charge was: laid following an accident at the intersection of Altona Road and Highway 2, in which the accused and a companio nwere injured. The court was told the accused and a companion were ed to stop at the intersection. His licence was suspended in 1966 for failing to satisfy a claim. JAIL SENTENCE A sentence of 14 days in jail was imposed on Wiggers Bak- ker, who pleaded guilty toa charge of driving while intoxi- cated. His driver's licence was suspended for two years, CELEBRATING Lawrence Moreau, 53, of Ajax, who said he was cele- brating his return to work, was fined $50 and costs or 15 days when he pleaded guilty to driv- ing while impaired. His licence was suspended for. three months. aia e SUSPENDED SENTENCE Due to the fact that he is married, the father of three children and because several Bay Ridges, was fined $50 and ward on his behalf, Bruce H. Colwell, 677 Lakeview Avenue, Fairport Beach, was placed on two years' suspended sentence when he pleaded guilty to be- ing in possession of stolen goods valued at over $50. He was fined $500 and costs or four months in jail on a charge of being in possession of stolen goods valued at under $50. The accused was ordered to return two outboard motors to their owners and -make~ $200 restitution resulting from dam- age to the goods. DISTURBANCE Pleading guilty to a charge of creating a disturbance in a pub- lic place, Stewart MacLaren of costs or 10 days in jail. WELSH INCENSED CARDIFF, Wales (CP)--Pa- triotic Welshmen were incensed when. an Irishman was appoint- ed to head the Welsh tourist board. Harold Naylor, 35, pre- viously worked for the Irish tourist office. but now will put all his efforts into attracting tourists to Wales instead. "'l By ED BLANCHEV -- TEL AVIV (AP)--The "old war" has erupted again in Israel--sabot- age and terrorism. But this time the Arab raiders are pack- ing a harder punch. El Fatah--phantom--terror- ists are again working behind Israeli lines in the occupied west bank. They are better armed and more efficient than the Egyptian and Syrian raid- ers who terrorized Israeli bor- der settlements for 19 years. The campaign of sabotage, in which eight Israelis including a three-year-old boy have been killed and 33 wounded since the June 5-10 war, has dampened the flush of victory- here. The Israelis are clamoring for revenge. ; Although authorities say they have broken the back of the El Fatah campaign by rounding up 200 Arabs and' seizing large arms caches, the raiders are far from crushed. : TERRORISTS RETALIATE ~" They answered 'the Israelis by striking into Jerusalem, dynamiting a United Nations ceasefire supervision mission radio and planting a bomb in a "Old War" Erupts Again Sabotage And Terrorism before it was timed to explode. Of the three, Mr. Greenberg is the best known because of his frequent involvement in civic affairs and a 1964 public feud with Charlotte Whitton, then mayor, over the issuance of a building permit. The per- mit was finally issued, one of the few times the peppery Miss Whitton ever lost an argument But Mr. Greenberg's promi- In Jerusalem, police said|jonce is at least matched by Thursday they smashed anjmr, MacKenzie's long experi- Arab sabotage group theyjence in political organizing and) believe was behind five terror- ist incidents in the city in the Mr. Sparks' inheritance of vot- ing support from two Conserva- tive-held ridings that formerly last month, Twenty Arabs and|shared the downtown district four prostitutes were arrested. TORY STRONGHOLD _ El Fatah groups are still hid-| The riding was largely drawn ing in the craggy Judean hills|from Ottawa South, which has and more are sneaking acrossiheen won by Conservatives the low-water Jordan River by|ever since it'was set up in 1925, night. ' _ land Ottawa West, also Conser- Soviet machine-guns, Syrian|yative since its re-establish- army bazookas and Chinese/ment in 1954. It takes in only a mortars have been found. small slice of Ottawa East, Lib- Defence Minister Mosheleral in 13 of 17 elections since Dayan has warned in effect)1908 including last one. that Israel may make a retalia-| mr. Sparks, who has special- tory strike against Syria if sab-|ized in street-corner campaign- oteurs continue to infiltrate intojing, feels this background and | | They Said = Sea EVERYBODY BENEFITS'... EVERYBODY GIVES COMMUNITY MANY cameaicns in ONE! SOCIAL BRITISH 2 -- 3 taxes. sons plan Provides means te 5 -- They do | budget. 4--_ | | OCT. 17 VOTE 1 -- Give $25.00 to the old aged pensioner over and above the pension given by the federal government. Give a rebate every year to home owners on their realty British Columbia grants an interest free loan to per- WE CAN DO IT IN ONTARIO -- LETS START IN ONTARIO SOUTH MACKIE -4m«s sc It Couldn't Be Done!!!! CREDIT IN ALBERTA AND COLUMBIA ARE DOING IT ning to purchase a home fo live in. medicare to those who need it without « st and without compulsion. all these and more and STILL balance their ae Israeli-held territory. his own familiarity with the ~ineighborhood will add up to BERGMAN'S HURT SLIGHT |success. : "eons Pee LR eOe| ne troit Red Wing def Gary Bergman, struck in the face by a stick during Wednes- day night's National Hockey League game with Boston Bruins, escaped with only a lac- eration, a spokesman at New- ton-Wellesley Hospital said Thursday. 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