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Ratepayers Protest A group of Verdun road rate- payers who like their street the way it is may not get any im- provements after all. Although Ontario Municipal Roard approval has been obtain. ed for granular base and curb and gutter for a section of the road, and tenders have been let, Mayor Lyman Gifford Mon- day night sent the matter back to the Public Works: committee for more discussion. Residents fear local improve- ment charges, according to Charles E. Cherry, who sub- mitted a petition calling for can- cellation of plans for the work. He complained that an earl- fer petition favoring the work was worded so homeowners didn't know what they were signing. Mr. Cherry said the road has been graded and oiled and is "in better shape" than it has been for three years. The petitioners did suggest a layer of black top on the west sidewalk from Mitchell avenue south to the CPR tracks, and some ditching. Ald. Finley Dafoe wanted to jconcur with the petitioners' re- |quest that the job not be done. Ne couldn't get a seconder for his motion. Mayor Lyman Gifford describ- led the problem as "peculiar" and sent it back to the works /committee. CITY AND DISTRICT THEFT CHARGE Allan Snelgrove, 17, of no fix- ed address, did not appear in Oshawa court Monday but was remanded by Magistrate H. W. py cermyn to Aug. 26. The youth is charged with theft of a radio jand a blanket. WHEEL DISCS Keith Ronald Howard, 242 Conant street, appeared before Magistrate H. W. Jermyn in Oshawa court Monday on a charge of possessing four wheel discs which were the property of Stanley Trowbridge, 170 Park road south. He was remanded to Sept. 23. COMMON ASSAULT Edmund Goldman, 280 Mont- rave avenue, appeared before Magistrate H. W. Jermyn in Oshawa court Monday charged with common assault. He was remanded to Aug. 26. Com- plainant is Robert Trejbal. ONTARIO GAZETTE The latest copy of The On- tario Gazette contains the in. formation that. under the Cor- poration Act Letters Patent have been issued to Vomra In- vestments Limited, with head office in Oshawa. $300 DAMAGE A two-car crash on Ritson road south Monday afternoon re- sulted in vehicle damage esti- mated at $300. Drivers of the cars were Leslie Forbes, of Kal- HONORED BY CHURCH Catholic Church to lay women, was presented during the CWL national convention in Calgary. --(CP Wirephoto) scroll she received along with a papal medal "Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice."" The award, one of the highest awarded by the Mrs. Hermon Stevens of Cal- gary, national president of the Roman Catholic Women's Lea- gue of Canada, displays a AUDITORIUM TARGET DAY; "Fun For All 9 To 90 Wednesday's Goal Following the game the dona- tions will be received from in- dustry and reports received from the Telepledge which will be held throughout the evening when citiens will be able to phone campaign headquarters and help boost the fund with pledges, It is expected that the Target will be reached around 10 p.m. To ensure that the sound effects in the Stadium are in "There will be fun for peo-/Oshawa Tony's in an Exhibition ple from nine to ninety," says|Softball game. Eddie Shack and Bill Kurelo, chairman of the Billy Harris will be two of the Target Day Committee. He players in the NHL line-up while was referring to the planned facing them in the Tony's line-up celebrations tomorrow on the/will be Bobby Hull, the star of eccasionof the anticipated the. Chicago Black Hawks who reaching of the $1,000,000 to} will pitch and Lorne Worsley, build the Oshawa Civic Auditor-jthe goaltender of the Montreal jum, a dream since the old|Canadiens, late of the New erena burned down ten years/York Rangers, who will per- ago. form his apo --_ boom ' , the Chair./heavy goalie equipment in the r wun ot oo taae Committee, outfield for the Tony's team./good working order, Williams- reports that the fund has reach. The proceedings will be under|Warner Service Centre has 6d $770,000 this morning but in|the watchful eye of three of the donated proper equipment and the last two days he says he has|NHL Coaches, George Imlach|the flag at the Stadium will be had reports from numerous in-|of the Stanley Cup winning To-/fluttering for the first time in dustries in the city that they|ronto Maple Leafs, Milton/years. will be ready to report their|Schmidt, the former playing The Kinsmen Centre will be eontributions Wednesday. 'We|great of the Bruins and present/fairly jumping tomorrow night have planned this as a day to|coach of that club and Redjwhen Oshawa will have its first celebrate," said Kelly, "and we/Sullivan, the mentor of the Hootenanny featuring the Fern. will be greatly disappointed if|New York Rangers. wood trio, a combination of we do not reach our goal." | Earlier in the day they will three Oshawa boys who have The centre of attraction will|play golf at the Oshawa Golf made their mark in the folk be the Kinsmen Stadium where Club where there will be a press|Simging world since they left the NHL All-Stars will meet'conference at 4.30 p.m. O'Neill Collegiate two years Ted Parrott and Bob Cunning- A "more efficient" system of| warning property owners to cut! their weeds or have them cut by the city with the cost add- ed to the owners' tax bills was suggested to city council Mon- day night by Mayor Lyman Gifford. A blanket notice in the paper giving the date -- the notice to cover all property. owners in the: city -- was his answer. The majority of council, how- ever, sided with the Public Works Committee's recommen- dation that the present policy of calling fur INDIVIDUAL no- tice before taking action be con- tinued, Difficulties in locating land- owners who live in other cities can complicate the procedure no wused. His Worship, in advocating the change, was siding with the! Lake Vista Ratepayers Associa-| tion which also suggested the city set a date by which all property owners must have weeds on their land cut. (The suggested method isn't really new; in fact, the system was used before the change was made to the one now in use which calls for separate notices to be sent out ("usu- ally after a complaint has been received," says the mayor) fol- lowed by a seven day waiting period. Then the city has to find the time for its own crews to get around to the scattered properties. The mayor complained that "much more paper work is in- volved" in the present method. Ald. Finely Dafoe estimated to 35 percent of the costs of weed cutting could be saved. Later, he explained this esti- mate referred to the money a landowner could save by not leaving -the job to the city. "Now the city cuts its own weeds first and the rest have to pay time and one-half." "IT don't think we have the Would Warn About Weeds right to charge time and one- half," said Ald. John Dyer. Answered Ald. Cliff Pilkey: "I don't care how much it costs them because they should' have their weeds cut. I don't care if it costs them double - time' rates." Another complaint of the LVRA is a construction shack which the group has been un- able to have removed from a lot at Phillip Murray and Cedar streets, Last night council deleted a section of the Zoning Bylaw to make way for a regulation call- ing for the posting of a bond and the issuing of a building permit when such temporary buildings are set up. A section of the Township of Scarborough's Zoning Bylaw is being used as a pattern, In Scarborough, a permit is required for these buildings and there are size restrictions on them. In addition to the permit fees, the applicant is requested to pay $75 for anything up to a 100 square foot building and $50 for each additional 100 square feet, or portion thereof. The location of the building has to be approved by the build- ing inspector. The building must be remov- ed one month after completion of the work, or on two month's notice from the township, If the building is not remov- ed, the t ownship may, on one month's notice, have the build- ing demolished or removed; the material is disposed of at cost to the applicant (from the nioney deposited). Any money left is returned. Ilowever, if the cost of disposal is greater than the deposit, the township may demand the dif- ference. , Oshawa's Building Bylaw is now being drafted and will in- clude the new regulation. Karen House has a big Nog for Butterfly at Chicago's O'Hare Airport yesterday, It's the first puppy the ten-year- and it's a very special one. THE OSHAWA. TIMES, Tuesdey, August 20, 1963 3 Sop = LOVES THAT PUPPY It was sent to her by the Presi- dent and Mrs. Kennedy. Butterfly is one of the four puppies born this summer to the Kennedys by Soviet Prem- fer Khrushchey, Karen's iet- ter to the President request- ing the dog was one of some 5,000 requests received by the old youngster has ever owned Pushinka the dog given to White House. (AP Wirephoto) WEDNESDAY, FORT ERIE ENTRIES AuGUST 271 Approval FIRST RACE Allowances. Purse $2500 for 3-year-oldy 6¥2 Furs. Fisherman's Luck, Dalton 113 Taj Arat, Fitzsimmons 117 Kirgferd, Burton 113 Passionate Polly, Walsh XX104 Ciochette, Simpson X103 Comar, No Boy 117 Tiny Fruit, Turcotte 105 Pirate King, Fitzsimmons 113 SECOND RACE $2500 Claiming Foaled In Canada Purse $1900 for 3-and- 4year-clds, 1 and léth Miles. Sirimaway, Hale 113 Irish Toddy, No Boy (A) 108 Silveriam, Walsh (A) X103 Janilyn, No Boy 105 Hot Apple Soup Hernandez 108 Bonnie Flare, Simpson X100 Phalamore, Fitzsimmons 111 Joe the Captain, Dalton N17 Top Glitter, Lbblanc 111 A--- Mrs. V. Martin Jr. B. W. Preed- man and H. A. Starr entry (9) THIRD RACE $2500 Clalming foaled In Canada, Purse $1800 for J-year-olds and up. 6 Furs Cairnfieid, No Boy 123 Ramblin Wreck, Burton 17 Jaded Jewel, Harrison 112 Peter Wrack, Dalton 118 Penetang, Potts 117 Canadian Shield, Gordon 118 Gina Might, No Boy 11S 1) Swear, Simpson X107 Harry Hotspur, No Boy 117 hy Elector, Wolski 120 Mr. Yo Te, No Boy 123 June's Choice, Burton 110 Also 4 1 adar, and Stephen R: L of RR 1, Beaverton. "High Rise" Plan Advances So-called "high rise" apart- ments may be just around the corner for Oshawa. Council , Monday night ap- proved a planning board recom- mendation and raised height limits in R3, R4 and R5 areas Apartments in R3 areas can ham. Ticket requests have come from as far away as Peterboro. -| ATTRACTIVE SIGNS The attractive signs around the city announcing the Hoote- nanny have been the work of Andi Gifford and Nora Lee Flegg. The Chanteclairs, a singing threesome who have appeared onthe U.S, Television network will also entertain the Hoote- nanny fans. The Children's Arena has been decorated for the Teen Dance tomorrow night which ago. They are David MacMillan, HELP FUND DRIVE HERE will be part of the celebration to mark the reaching of the one million dollar mark and the Lincolnaires have donated their services free of charge. And at the McLaughlin Band- shell a concert will be held fea- now go to 50 feet, up from 45 feet, In R4 and R5 areas, build- ings will be constructed 70 feet high, compared to the previous 55 foot limit, Seven storey structures will) Gubbdins 112) | POURTH RACE -- "Erie Downs Coun-| try Club Day" Allowances. Purse $2500) for 3year-olds. 62 Furs. j Royal Jill, Robinson 105 | Tipont, Wolski 123 | Milator, Hale 113 | Britain's Ally, Gubbins 16 Smokey, No Boy 120 Flaring Page, Dittfach 108 Action Station, Potts 118 River Bully, Simpson X118 FIFTH RACE -- "Philos Club" Allow-| ances foaled in Canada. Purse $2500 for! 2-year-olds. 6 Furs, Northern Flight, Robinson 122 Sweet Lady Briar, Dalton 116 Lady Champion, Turcotte (A) 116 Leader Lane, Dittfach 122 Snappy Pappy, Walsh XX118 Miss Essco, Harrison 119 Mineral Wealth, Burton 122 Stalwart, Fitzsimmons (A) 119 Queen's Law, No Boy 116 Windfields Farm try BETTING en' QUINELLA SIXTH RACE -- "Fort Erie Day" Al- fowances. Purse $2500 for 3-and-4-years 6\2 Furs. Forest Lark, Walsh X113 Nothing Secred, No Boy 111 Bionca Mano, No Boy 116 Reyal Piper, Lanoway 118 Bronze Turkey, Simpson X10! Her Glory, Fitzsimmons 106 Cui Flower, No Boy 102 Fifinella, 9 Pic n Pile, Turcotte 111 SEVENTH RACE -- "Duchess Stokes" Fillies 'and Mares. Purse $10,000 for 3-year-oids and up. 1 and 16th Miles (Turt Course) |New Fashion 2nd, Robinson 123 Bottling Way, No Boy 116 Vare, Remillard 114 Cesca, No Boy (A) 116 Flight Princess, No Boy 10? Laburnum, No Boy (B) 114 Court. Royal, Fitzsimmons 118 Twice Shy, No Boy (B) 123 Etimota, Turcotte 116 Royal Qpirit, No Boy (A) 123 Reluctant Deb, Harrison 18 A--Stafford Farms ent B--Williow Down Farms entry EIGHTH RACE -- $10,000 Claiming Purse $2500 for 3-year-olds and up about 1 mile (Turf Course) Raven Wing, Smith 116 Crafty Lace, No Boy 1117 Red Sail, No Boy 116 Colonel Bingo, No Boy 118 Impresionante, Ditifach 116 Johnsal, Turcotte 115 Mark Left, Robinson 116 Wonderwine, J. Parsons 11) ry and H. Waggoner Rococo Rogue, No Boy 116 Mystere, Lonoway 116 Post Time 2 p.m. coudy and fast | CAPSULE NEWS Police Attend Annual Meeting Is Granted COUNCIL BRIEFS A request from the Board of Roman. Catholic Separate School Trustees that city coun- cil relax building regulations on portables resulted in council's approval Monday night of these provisions: That the City Engineer be empowered to issue building permits for portable frame classrooms of the Public and Separate. School Boards subject in each case to the following re- quirements: 1, The building must be set on cast-solid concrete blocks to keep all wood members well above ground level, 2. The space beneath the floor joists must be closed in to pre- vent unauthorized access be- neath the building. 3. The space beneath the floor joists must have a net un- obstructed natural ventilation opening of one square foot at each end of the building. 4. A building permit and a moving permit must be obtain- ed for each location at which portable classrooms are to be erected and each application must be accompanied by two copies of a plot plan drawn to scale showing the proposed lo- cation of the buildings. 5. A standard drawing of each type of portable classroom and its foundetion system must be submitted and approved by the city engineer's office. 6.: Once a year, the School Boards should request an in- spection of all portable schools Under new council policy ap- proved Monday night Oshawa's purchasing agent is authorized to sell city machinery or other city goods, where the highest bid is under $100, The city treas- urer will have to report all such sales to council. General exemptions to the off- street Parking Bylaw will not be granted to the Board of Edu- cation. The Board asked for con- sideration on the construction of new. buildings and -- or addi- jtions on sites now owned by the Board. The city asked the Board to submit specific requests in the future. Low bid for floor and tile in- Stallation at the CRA Building on Gibb street was entered by W. F. Mercer, at $2300. Ceil- ing and light installations will be done by Dale Plastering, whose bid was $1806. Two bids were received on the first job, three on the second. Requests for 1) a stop sign at Lakeview and Oxford streets and 2) for a delay traffic light at Wentworth and Simcoe streets were turned down by council Monday night. In the first case, a hedge will be re- moved to improve the sight distance at the corner. Council agreed with the Traffic Com- mittee's recom dation that a Woman Hurt In Accident WHITBY (Staff) -- Mrs. Dorothy Markuardd of Cumber- mere, Ont. is in satisfactory condition in the Oshawa General Hospital following a car-truck accident on Highway 401 east of the Liverpool road cloverleaf early this morning. She suffered a fractured col- larbone and scalp lacerations when her vehicle struck a trac- tor trailer combination driven by Stanley Lauder, 47, of Nobe ton, Ont. Mrs. Markuardd y accompanied by an unident, ~»,» male passenger who s oo minor injuries. A third vehicle driven by lan Clements of Peterborough was totally wrecked when an attempt to avoid the first acci- dent caused the European model car to roll into the me. dian. The Markuardd car was to- tally wrecked in the collision which sent the vehicle across the median and west bound lane to come to rest 50 feet north of the highway facing in a north- erly direction. The new tractor trailer, which was carrying a valuable. load from Toronto to Ottawa, suffered damage. to the rear wheels. The accident is under the in- vestigatton of Constable Ray- mond Goodwin of the Whitby OPP Detachment. delay-type signal is not needed at the intersection at the present time. to ensure that the buildings are not being endangered by frost action or deterioration. IS REMANDED OSHAWA'S BIGGEST REAL ESTATE TARGET DAY wed. Ave £1, 1963 WINDSOR; Ont. (CP) -- Po-\women, described by police as}, J2mes Bremner, of East Whit- parts of|waitresses estranged from their\Y Township, Monday was re- jOntario met in Windsor Mon-/husbands, were charged Mon.|™@nded in custody to Aug. 26 on |day for the opening of the an-\day with two armed holdups at|? charge of threatening his wife jnual convention of the Police/motels that netted a total of|and children with bodily harm. |Association of Ontario. About $291. Lillian Herscovitch, 30,|The accused did not apvear in 250 delegates will represent the and Sylvia Duffy, 28, were re.|¢ourt where Magistrate H. W. 8,000 members of the associa- manded by Judge Armand Clou-|Jermyn presided. tion. tier to Aug. 27 for preliminary hearing. 'cos muy came | NEW HOME | SPECIALISTS | 000,000 play for the NHL ALLSTARS who will play at Kinsmen Sta- turing the band of the Ontario now be possible in the latter two lice officers from all Regiment. jzoning areas. At all sites spectators will be} Planning Director G. A. able to take part in a draw for)/Wandless told the July board spot prizes which have been) meeting the city is getting more donated by merchants through-|and more requests for higher out the city. | buildings. FORT ERIE RESULTS FIRST RACE -- 6 Furs. for Maiden)12-Argo Bound, Walsh }2 years, Cdn. fosied. Purse $2100. (9)!10-Tough Kennamon, Terry \7-Top Ruler, Turcotte 3.10 2.40 2.20 Start good, won ridden out B-Heliofields, Fitzs's 2.90250 Also Ran in Order: Belle Prestia,) Yo Te's Pride, Wick 5.90\Moontame, Snow Lane, Queen's Day. Start good, won easily Bobby Brier, Humber Broom, Five for Also Ran in Order: Ben 8 G, Master Fun. Guiding Wave and Bombadier PIRST RACE -- 1 Mile pace. Pyear- McCallum eds, maidens. Purse $700. (8) 2Mt. Orab Boy, Burrison SAlion Witmac, Eaid 27.20 11.70 680 S-Jasper's Gold, McFadden |Matt H., Hereforall, Fast Answer, King's Buck 12.60 5.70 4.30 Line and Sky Porter. Winner ch # 3 ky Colonel -- Rosy Hue. Cc. MacKinnon. "ss, Maci _ $3.20 19.70 Also: Noble Spencer, pod ee oer seg 319 Jeri Carran, Billey Halliday, - Billy Harris (left) and Milt Schmidt will be in town to- morrow to help the Oshawa Civic Auditorium Building Fund reach the minimum ob- jective of one million to build an auditorium for the city of Oshawa. Harris, the slick cen- tre of the Stanley Cup win- ning Toronto Maple Leafs will ty OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM TELEPHONE 728-9485 dium against the Oshawa Tonys and Schmidt along with two other NHL coaches, will attend the game. Schmidt is the coach of the BOSTON Bruins, After the game dona- tions will be received from industry. WOMEN CHARGED MONTREAL (CP) -- Two) Pleads Guilty 'To Damage --__,SUDY SPEED rare H. Beliy, 42, 149 Albert street,/Columbia eventually will in pieaded guilty in Oshawa court)/°Tease speed limits to 70 miles | ae my Se |Monday to a charge of damag-/@" hour on all freeways, High- | SECOND RACE -- 6 Furs. for ?year-\3y-earclds and up. Cdn, foaled. low ng the electrical fixture in his|W2YS Minister Gaglardi pre- jolds, Claiming all $8000. Purse $2100. (12)/arces. Purse $2900. (5) : rs |jail cell and was fined a total of dicted Monday. He said he has | | MOVE SOON! MONTREAL (CP) -- The Danish freighter Athene sailed |Monday with 270 head of Al- berta cattle purchased by the Russian government. i Sormy Lu, i 40 Private Lee, /Pool 26,756, Double Pool 44,480. end Hi Fender EATN TRUE-TRIM BEEF 12 KING E. 723-3633 MEAT SPECIALS ON SALE WEDNESDAY ONLY! I Ih...c> Breakfast BACON 1 Ib. Sliced PORK LIVER ey (°} ONLY Skinless WIENERS 5 «=, 1.95 CHICKEN WINGS 4 ..1.00 COOKED HAM 99° | SIXTH RACE -- 1 and ith Miles. Pool $30,007. NEED AN OIL FURNACE .. cau PERRY DAY OR NIGHT 723-3443 SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, reliable Ges Decler in your eres. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner ot Athol) Your Original CARPET CENTRE Over 50 Rolls of Carpet on Display Select from the largest display east of Toronto. N-I-R-C LICENSED CARPET CLEANING 728-4681 NU-WAY RUG. CO. LTD. 3.80 3.0 Winner ch, John -- Red Trainer J. Huntley, | Pool $4,069 rincess J Also: Patriotic, Merryweod 1 Brincess, , Ouchess . anc iy preye Patey |1ORovers Pride, Walsh 46.90 24.30 12.50/1-Windy Ship, Fitzs's $09 2.70 2.40) Do--Dlsquaiitied and congener 9.70 $40)3-Admiral Armbro, Remillard 460280/e05 ona costs by Magistrate|OTdered a study of the increase Poal 5 ty Oouble since July 1S. Claiming all $2500. Purse|Start good, won driving to 70 that took effect Monday on SECOND RACE -- ! Mile trot, } and + $900. (8) | Also Ran inOrder: French Twist, Noble Galindo. of $1500; AE--SMeadow Charm, Waples 3.30 2.60 2.70/ Score, Apache Dancer, Swinging Summer.) . QUINELLA 1 and 2 PAID $24.70 OppeY. noises from cell in the Osh- 0.0 4232 Also: Homestead Jose-|DAILY DOUBLE 7 and 10 PAID $198.16, yeer-olds end up, Non-winners of 2 races! ' tat ay A) 17 -" Me ao 270 Annie: Highland Gien, Prince Adam, Band| Winner gr, g2 Star Rover -- Andy's since July 1Sth. Claiming all $2500, Purse\2W2 station on Aug. an Jesper Herbert [Pride |$900. 8) found that the accused man had 'bee R372. j+Harry's Joe,Macrae Also: Valid Pick, His Royal Highness, ié@Jean Chips, Costello 'The Tag. and Ruth Key | SEVENTH RACE -- 6 Furiongs. For 3-\Maiden. 3-and-¢year-olds. Claiming all Time 209 1-5. Off at 100s EDT. cer stated tha eliy had been Pool $73,114 yearcigs and up. Claiming ail $3900./$2500. Purse $1900. (10) Als®: Scrapper Chief, Dinny Bomb, Ann! "5 - - d . mt ip ny : Purse $1900. (2) | &The Avenue, Dittfach: . 11.70 4.90 3.30/hal, ShirleyBrooke, and Silver's Girl, -- heavily before he was jJaec wp. i preferred. Cisiming eli $1,500. Purse) 5c 3.00/Start good, won driving | EIGHTH RACE -- 1% Miles Trot. 3! ininthd tee es | ! : an in : Real Gentieman,|Looking, Wellington Whiz, Wanless, Red/in 1962-43; AE--Optional Claiming of 2 amagin I 3.30 280 Sun and Wind, Grierama, Star Shadow,|Raft, Native Way and Tiny. $4000. Purse $1500. (8) = a, ' ad <" dite Leg tstington. |7-Riddeliwprin, Hicks 70 property and an additional $25 for repairs to the fixture. j $.00 3.60) 13.00 $.00 1Madam Sampson, McKinley ...... 2.90 j Time 226 2-5. Off at 1029 EDT. |. FOURTH RACE -- 6 Furs. for Maiden Also: Clement Hanover, Armbre Butch, | Byeervlds. Cdn. foaled. Purse $7100. (8) Johnnie R., Theigiers, and Dean Yates. Homestead irish Fergie. | SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile race, dyear-| 7-Susie's Roman, Smith 400/4Ettoro the Great, Walsh 2.80) ot Patrol Sergeant. Peter White Some Washington state high- 'of 3 races Bfetime. Purse +ECdiecan, Galdraith 3.10 3.00/Maple Way, A-Empire Boy, Our P | SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace 3 340\" QUINELLA ON $ AND 4 PAID 312.10 ne Ce se 18.70 7.60 4.40) i i 1s ai smashed the light bracket and TwiRD ingen --7 Furlong pace, + 20Sky Spark, Harrison $.@ 3.50/}0-Mary Elizabeth, Ea Sirapson 690 4.70/Poll $30,27 Gordon Magistrate Jermyn fined the! }-Stewert's Jet, Stewart Jr. 610 Field Trial, Eternal Lock, Keep A Think- Selector \Trainer W. F. 5 >King C. Lee,Holmes end placed ods and up. Non-winners of 2 races) éFalls Way, Turcotte tso Ran in Order: King Gorm ang/H. M. Jermyn. rp. told the court he investigated Ways. DiAariene R_Ritchie éWierty, Merit R » and A-Aged Dust. } Who, |Pool $16.4677. Quinetia Pool $17,787. : : ; | THIRD RACE -- 1 end 18th Miles for7-Rocky Senator, Duford z@ torn out the wiring. The offi- Winners at this rneet-is Faithful Tom, 11.30 $50) §-Cort Cindi, Walsh Count York, Robinson ra i m0. ). | Also Ran in Order: Snow Bright, Caught yearclds and up. Non-winners of $7590/4Ccused $50 and costs on the 2 Chief Moken, Betty Abigail, Ke- oo Brave Spartan, and Oshawa 2nd a Fool $53,503. FOURTH RACE -- 1 Mile trot, Syean EIGHTH RACE -- One and onesix. &Nacuba, Fitzs's OK 3.590 2.50 2.50 Pool $36,816. @és anc wp. Nonwinners of 2 races/ttenth miles. For Syearclds and up, 28REULE, Burton @rce July 15. Cisiming all $1500, Purse Canadien foaled. Claiming ali $2500. 7-Arabian Market, McCMomb 3.4) NINTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. d-yea! en. @). Purse $1900, <7) Ster? good, won easily olds and up. Winners of more than $1500) Som, McFerien@ 7.80 5. 3.20 6Mr. Rooster, Ditttach 42) 36 26 Also Ran im Order: Fabison, Around but not more than $2500 In 1963. Purse Hi é 4@ 290 the Hills, Snow Candy, Among the Stars, $1200. (8) i 2.0°end Top Bunty. 3icC Hanover, Lockhar? 112.30 6.4 3.70 Winner ¢k b c 2 Neher--Hecubs. Trainer +Patsz G. 2nd, $303 Niegere Drin, P. MacMorchy. mo Herbert, Herbert? 2 Happy Herry, Mister Parham, end Just Stert good, won easily Time 207 45. Off at 1053 EDT. : Dor'? Shove. Pool 402 Also: Lochinvar Duke, Bye Bye Baid- PIFTH RACE -- 7 Furlong pace, 3 Winner, bg. 7, by Chop Chop -- Tinted twin, Mighty Ledy L.. Northwood Alex, and up. Winners at this mee? Chick. Trainer C. F. : FIFTH RACE -- 6 Purs. for S-yeer-cids. end Dick's Henly. preferred, Cisiming ell $1500. Purse|Poo! 352,537 Total Pool $415,487 Cielming all $2500. Purse $1800. (12) Poo' $37,946 Total Pool S779478 a lAmendence, 440 Raney Brown, d 2.80! Ariendence 3.00 2.80 280 |