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erat astern i About 75 members of the Gra- canica Serbian Greek Ortho- WINDSOR CHURCH-GOERS PROTEST dox Church staged a protest Sunday in Windsor over what they called Communist-infil- sident faction of the church ti . E he di picketed in front of the build- tration of the church, The dis- Ing. (CP Wirephoto) Reserve Planned On Capital Works acres, the citizens don't have Mayor Lyman Gifford said Sunday night he will ask coun- cil to set up a special reserve fund for capital works projects. To get money in the fund would mean a half-mill or a mill increase on the tax rate, he guessed. One mill will raise about $220,000. "The day is coming when we will have to put more on the mill rate and force down our mounting debenture debt,'"' he told a Glen Stewart Ratepayers Association meeting last night. The city's debenture debt hit $20,000,000 this year. The in- terest on this debt is more than $1,000,000 a year. "We have to come up with some kind of refinancing plan," said His Worship. "J-want to see more down payments aitd less on the cuff." Mayor Gifford peated Ai assertion that Oshawa should elect its aldermen on the ward system, rather than on a city- wide basis as now. "Today, with a city of 14,000 tri six aldermen from the North- east Ward alone, good men. I am saying that you will never get true repre- sentation with the present sys- te neither of the city's ratepayers associations would have to come to council but could take their problems to their district alder- m keep you away: but I think the people would be better satisfied and better served. are too many on city council. "Very few cities of our size have as many aldermen as we have," he said. tional representatives were add- ed to our 10 man council. The understanding was that they were to be there for only a few years, They are still there." ue representation. There are "J'm not saying they are not m."' The mayor pointed out that an, "Not that we are trying to The mayor also hinted there row. After annexation, two addi- Rose Rover Crew Activities Start 7TH D. M. ROSE ROVER CREW As another year in Rovering begins, another pen takes up the cause and scratches out the weekly report and various little bits of den chatter that one hears so often. My first duty as your new scribe is to congratulate the new executive under Mate Mike MacKay and Second Mate Ron Blythe. We even decided on a chaplain and it is not the "Red Rabbi" so there, Well, we can still call him "copper 'top.' I hope the ne executive gets together soon and shows the crew it is doing a good job by bringing in results. Good Lick Exec. CREW SQUADS DRAWN The meeting held at Quag- mire Inn last Thursday was marked by many alterations and recommendations. The crew squads were drawn for the en- suing year under Squad Leaders Mike MacKay and Ron Blythe. Now how about a name for each squad? The crew received an invita- tion to Assistant Skipper John Norris' wedding on Oct. 5 and) Skipper Snowden promised to reply with the information that 12 hungry Rovers will ke on hand for the reception feast. Our warmest congratulations are extended to John and Bruce Luke, the retiring mate, whose marriage will take place Oct. 19. older Rovers. Congratulations to Jim Gas- dick and his staff for a very fine weekend, DEN CHATTER Jim Allen and Bruce Gibbs about 2 a.m., give me one real reason why we sh down to over their gas stove," a quote from Bernie Muzine, scouts interested in Sunday: "Now ould not sleep in the den." "There go the Rovers the den to cook supper llth Sr. St. the scoring champion of the Brooklin team and the league and the league and team runner up Cy Coombes, Also Pat Baker the winner of the Harry Lumiey trophy for the second year in a Pat came into the series with the west leading three games to nil. He did a yoemans job in holding the fort for St. Cather-|sir Conrad, No Boy 120 ines and although he did not get/Michael's Lady, No Boy (A) 114 the big publicity that some fel- lows get, we feel he more than|Leaves 0' Gold, No Boy 114 likely had a lot to do with the the finals the Brooklin club sure got its share of the silverware, You will see pictured elsewhere}; on this page a group shot of the club, The silverware in the ex- treme front now are as follows, reading from ledt to right, The Gene Dopp trophy won by Glen Lotton for the most valuable man on the Brooklin team, the Bucko MaéDonal trophy won by Glenn Lotton for the scoring championship of the Sr. league. The big 'ellow in the middle is the one that makes the players smile and that is the Lonel Con- acher Trophy for the team fin- ishing in first place during the scheduled play, the next one a small one is the replica of the) Lacrosse Club at the Catharines. The Glen Lotton, Merchants Cook, Mitchell Brooklin Lacrossers - Hold Final Get Together BY CLIFF GORDON Brooklin held its final get together of the season Saturday night Spruce Villa Hotel as the play- ers, manager, coach and execu- tive along with the sponsors en- joyed an evening of dancing and entertainmet. ' The Brookli team while they did not win the Eastern Canada title and go on into Mann Cup playdowns did place three men on the team that did represent the east, three men were, Wear, and the Spruce Villa Hot- el of Whitby, Neil Bramley Mot- ors of Oshawa, and the following and = gents Brooklin, Luther Vipond, Gord Brothers Lum- ber Company, Cashway Lumber Lorne McCoy, Marine Storage, and Bob Heron. The entire Bnooklin team and executive are deeply apprecia-|a tive of what these fine sponsors have done during the past sea- son and hope they will be back}said today he is still waiting with the team next year. from| eis BE Mothers in the Glen Stewart Ratepayers Association area (south of King, west of Steven- son road) are threatening to act as crossing guards to get their, children across Stevenson road to Westmount school. At a meeting Sunday night in the Mall Restaurant in the Osh- awa Shopping Centre, one mother warned that "the wom- en of the subdivision will get together to stop the traffic. "We are not going to have a child killed before we get an officer on the street," she said. WOULD CURB SPEEDS Mayor Lyman Gifford; who was invited to the meeting, was asked: '"'What are you going to do about that speedway? Cars go down there at 65-70 miles an hour." His Worship was told there are no speed limit signs any- where on Stevenson road from King street right down to the General Motors south plant. Another association member said he watched a nine-year-old boy one afternoon standing in the middle of Stevenson road "for five or six minutes," wait- ing to cross and "'not one driver would stop to lei him across." CLAIM PERMISSION A four-man deputation from the association told a recent Oshawa Police Commission meeting that the Oshawa Shop- ping Centre administration is willing to let school children cut through the centre to West- mount school on the east side. Judge Alex C, Hall, chairman of the commission, said the com- mission could not channel chil- dren across private property without written permission from the owners. The commission agreed that when such a letter is produced, crossing guard would be placed on Stevenson road, Police Chief Herbert Flintoff 'tor the letter. People Ask |, i Dennis Coad of Toronto (right receives the Player's Chal- lenge Trophy from J, W. Bald- cor oe ee we RT Pt ee 5 a Bs yn Ki es 28 ' pact ey eae nee penn nga tpl THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, September 30, 1963 3 | COAD CLINCHES CANADIAN DRIVING CHAM win after Coad clinched the Canadian driving champion- ship by finishing third over all in the Canadian Grand Prix at Mosport track Saturday, Coad drove a Lotus 19. Winner TIONSHIP of the race was Pedro Rodrh guez of Mexico in a "rear-en- * gined V-12 Ferrari. (CP Wire- photo) DRAKE'S LOG Win Tro This is the first, and we hope, not the last entries to be made| in '"'Drake's Log'. We will try} to give you the scuttlebut as we see it and as we hear it. Probably by the time aany ef you read the Log, Drake will have participated in the regatta in Toronto and will have brought the spoils of war back to Oshi- WOODBINE ENTRIES Jane Wee All | Natrol, {No Joke, |Vibrazon, Jamarullah, Street, M., Walsh No Boy Wick |Men Free, McComb SECOND RACE -- Claiming Purse $1800 for three-year-olds. Furs. Gee Gee's Jayne, No Boy 115 Border Chiet, This, Royal Heavy Man, Flippin' Floyd, Guiding Wave, Peter Wrack, No Boy lit Feverzauber, Lebanc Canadian Shield, No Boy 113 Charley's' Pak, Dittfach 116 Turcotte 120 Bobby Brier, Walsh X106 Also Eligible: Gardens Win, Armstrong (A) 109; Harlech, No Boy 116; Speedy G., Harrison 110; Du Barry Rose, bog tale 4 k yglay! mare 7 Tiny Fruit, No Boy 108. Mess: A-Mrs.. Von Richtofen and Garden City | Quality Lad, Hernandez 110 entry (18) THIRD RACE -- dens $2500 Claiming Purse $1800 for two- year-olds. 6¥2 Furs. No Boy FIRST RACE -- "Tammany" $2500 Claiming (Foaled In Canada) $1800 for three-and-four-year-olds. 7 Furs. Lichee Nut, Dittfach 117 Censorlal, Cormack 117 Robinson 114 xis W7 |Whirling Banner, No Boy (A) 117 7 7 Cormack 113 Lanoway 109 Leblanc 109 Walsh XX109 (A) us "Queensway" Scouts, . . . How about holding|Harry Luley trophy to be kept|punco tax, Norrieeh 112 a meeting to plan a Hallowe'en|py Pat Baker. Next is the Har-|Pen Drift, Walsh x104 Party, ... A tour of thelry Lumley trophy trophy for the|Kimlyn No Boy , 109 : : , Chervil Boy, No Boy 112 water works Thursday not bad./outstanding goalie in the Sr.|/H v. Caplan, No Boy 109 in pipe lately, . . . Hold your nose./row, Next is the Dow award for|Nina Mala, No Boy 116 .. + A good idea would be|the most popular player on the|Cfand, Fleet, Dittfach 112 » 2 <. i" °o y water and heat one of these|/Brooklin team as adjudged by| Alse Eligible: Hannibra, No Boy 116; years... , . Dress for the wed-|the fans in a vote cast at every Scholar. Trust, No Boy 109%; Betlye M., j ; l ij. ee ¢ lo Boy 116; Arm Crest, No Boy 112; ding on Oct. 5 will be full uni-|home game and this too was|Boy benny, No Boy 11%) Knight O° Gil form and thumb sticks, won by Pat Baker. Remillard 112 . . Look at all those amoebas the water. . . . Seen the toilet See you on Oct 10. --Rann--Oshawa. CITY AND DISTRICT pl its. Oshawa base, has been ap- pointed vice-president in charge of ewker Siddei+y Canada Limit- ad We put in an appearance, be- tween meals anyway, at the Rover - Scouter Competition. I'The Oshawa Christian Science am afraid some of our squires|\Church. A prayer from Psalms f 2 ; have a long way to go before|(119:18) was included in the|Registered Nurses' Association "Open thoujof Ontario. The gathering was held Sept. 21 to 25 at Delawana o HELD Sept. 21 to 25 at Delawan} 3, Inn, Honey Harbor. becoming proficient campers.| Bible Boys! That's what I call organ-|mine eyes, that I may behold wonderous thing out of thy law." improve before the winter rally.|jaw,." ization and co-operation. Let's! The competition during the weekend saw many good sugges- tions put forward. I hope some- one finds the time to pursue|Sinclair, both from the Oshawa them and, as a result, get more'area, were among the nurses th JOINS OF FTAWA FIRM Paul Y. Davoud, a former om- loyee of Field Aviation Co. at the Ottawa operations ol SUBJECT Hotel, League and was won by Pat Baker for the second year in a So one can see that the Brook- lin team will have their mantels filled for this winter. We understand that the Brook- lin team is already making plans for next year, have had their heads in an effort to raise some extra money for the Club. This year.was somewhat dif- frm jn a sponsorhip way for the Brooklin team. They had not just one man or company doing the job but If fine men and com-} panies came up with the much needed help, They were, Royal Joe Ottenbrite Evel olds. The executive| ek' together) Pant 119; Mens lew, No Boy FOURTH RACE -- 62 Furs. No s Levy, Leblan No oismine, No Flying Dodi, McComb 109 |Ornery- Floe, No Boy 109 ny Sandy Man, Wick 112 Prilynn, No Boy 116 Back Nine, Time Out, Boy 119 No. Boy 112 Gordon 112 Jet Impala, Dittfach 112 Daumont, Re-Se-Se, No Boy 109 |Master Himount, Warriors Tihee, No Boy 109 Snow Beau, ic 119 Wick 112 Boy 112 Boy 112 Also Eligible: Pary Parade, Robinson,|~ Med- Bet On Black, Turcotte 112; {bins 112; Merit R Solve, No Boy 1] "Reality" was the subject of e Bible Lesson on Sunday at readings: for 30 Cntarfio communities who attended the conference sponsored by land Street, No Boy 112; Fieldglass, Gub- ippey, Dittfach 119; Re-|/ 9, gee FIFTH RACE -- Allowances, $2500 for 3 and 4 year-olds, 7 furlongs. Peter's Sister, Terry (A)111 i No Boy 109 + }River Bully, Walsh X113 seventh annual the | Dittfach No Boy Hanover County, No Boy 116 Artista, Royal Piper, Walsh X111 Castenango, Robinson 109 }Senator Lerner, No Boy 109 |Man of Kent, Robinson 109 |Mountain Climber, Bohenko (B)116 106 }Ready About, No Boy 113 | tso Eligible: Willowdale Girl, Fower, Roma Locuta, Wick (A)108; (B) 106, Purse "Universe" $2500 Miss Dittfach Mai- "Locust Maiden' $3500 Claiming Purse $1800 for two-year- Purse| ">= No Boy. Cut A--H. C. Burton entry B--E Peco Ranch and Windfields Farm entry SIXTH RACE -- Rockden Allowances. Purse $2900 for 3-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles. Chaimoogra, McComb 117 Popsaysno, No Boy 119 Ramsay 2nd, Walsh (A)X112 Arthur H, Dittfach 114 Suttermilk Pike, No Boy 117 Own Colleen, Turcotte (B)109 Impresionante, Turcotte (B)116 A---Gardiner Farms and Hillcrest Stables Lid, entry QUINELLA BETTING arr ee Also Eligible: Laskay Lad, Simpson A"s winning the two Bames|ii7; Nik Page, No Boy 117; Royal they did. ' \ Bronze, No Boy 114 SEVENTH RACE -- Toronto and Dis- 'i : A -- Mrs. H, J. M. Banks and W. Adams/trict Curling Assns. Purse $2900 for 3- For a team that did not make entry (15) lyear-olds. Allowance. About | mile (turf | Course) Alergo, Turcotte (A)109 That Critter, Fitzsimmons 119 Serve, No Boy 116 Safety Man, Wick 119 Gay Jive, Hernandez (A116 Prince Mepe, Harrison 112) Bradbury, Walsh X114 A---Windfields Farm and Hi A. Lure entry EIGHTH RACE -- Robina $2500 claim- Ing. Purse $1900, for 3-year-olds, 1 1-16 miles (Marshal Turf Course). Plaisir, McComb 112 Niagera Drift, Dittfach (A)112 Verbal Battie, Fitzsimmons (B)112 Gurn Swamp, Leblanc 108 Hippomedon, Turcotte (B)117 Samara, No Boy 109 Phalamore, No Boy 109 Ridge Road, Dittfach (A)11S A--A. Webster and S. N. Shapiro entry B--Mrs. F. H. Merrill Jr. and T. E. Hays entry POST TIME 2 P.M. CLEAR AND FAST ASK MORE POWER MONTREAL (CP) -- Quebec judges meeting in conference, Saturday passed a_ resolution asking the federal government to give criminal court judges the power to pass sentences which could not be shortened by the National Parole Board. The resolution asked that judges be allowed to set as part of the sentence, a minimum number of years. during which a pris- oner could not be released, even by order of the parole board. awa, we hope! Nontheless, our seafaring counterparts of the Sea Rangers did show some of your hardheads that the weaker (2) sex can accomplish a lot if need be! They won thei. cutter race at the recent Ranger Re. gatta held in Burlington re- cently. Last Saturday those who were able turned out enforce, (guard, band and division) to win tne trophy for the best cadet unit on parade. Our cans off to "Shorty" who won the trophy as the best drum-major. To those not aware of the occasion, it was the annual Canadian Corps Parade and Drumhead service. We might also mention that PO Burnett won a trophy presented for the f:rst tine. This trophy was dona*ed by the late Harry Arnold, who pass- ed on to the Admiral's Fieet a few days before. We were priv- ileged to have known Harry 'hrough his association with the Corps and the Ontario Regi- ment. He would have ben ra- ther proud that a member of his old Corps was the first to win his trophy. , Best Cadet Unit phy For small band. One other date to remember is the weenie roast on Saturday, Oct. 5, Tuesday night will herald some well earned pr motions and presentations. .\ind s»eaking of promotions . , Sub Lt Dews- bury is now a Lt.; Midshipman Morin is now Sub. Lt.; and Mr. O'Flynn is now Sub. Lt. and stores officer, On the lakefront we wmd:r what a certain cadet wreuld have done if he had not found his crutch in the coal p.e; or what "'Bailer" Bilski ana his crew will think when he was to empty the water ballast in one of our cutters. One of the crews felt that it would be easier ~.o pull a boat about the harbor if a little liquid ballast were slosh- ing around the floor boards! DID YOU KNOW THAT? A lanyard was used to nang a knife in front of the sea- man's body when he was work- ing at rigging. The length was variable depending on_ the length of the arms of the wear- er. The lanyard is worn unde: the collar so that if it is caught the running Turk's head. will not slip up and strangle the wearer, Don't forget! . . . the fsor is the deck and the ceiling is the deckhead. Tuesday night 1845 HRS for the band, guard and duty watch; and 1900 HRS for the ship's company. "WRITER" BAND PRACTICE Sunday at 1330 hours (1:30 you skylarker!) band practice and don't forget that Tuesday night Leading Cadets Blainey ard E]- lis are duty buglers. Dress is blues with gunshir's and as this is the area officers first visti WISH TO CONTACT PEOPLE OVER 30 FOR SELECT SOCIAL GROUP 728-1682 of the winter season, let's sur- prise the AO by appear'ag in clean uniforms Be on time as you are being assigned to your division. Labrador is the Duty division and Lt. Dewsbury will 1ave charge of the guard. 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Murphy and Mrs. H. How Do You Find a REAL "Bargain"? YOUR taste . the house @ "bargain"! LIMITED 360 KING WEST Houses, like everything else, ore com- petitive. Most prices ore determined by supply ond demand. So how can there be "bargains" in an open market?~ The onswer is simple: a house is OBE. goin when it fits YOUR needs... . . YOUR price bracket. Getting what you wont and need comes first. Getting it ot a foir price mokes "Over A Quorter Century ef Service" SCHOFIELD-AKER 723-2265 SINCE R we Yate e pas -- TH 1 should like to convey my sincere thanks to all those people who voted for me, worked for me, and gave me their support in the recent Provincial election campaign. The effort put forth on my ANKS TO CITIZENS OF OSHAWA RIDING y, behalf is deeply appreciated. FRAN Liberal ALL coerce cesemananennmanmanmage saccce see greta CES JONES ¥ Candidate THE NEXTRED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CLINIC, will be HELD THURSDAY, OCT. 3rd . from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. and from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. ST. GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM | SIMCOE STREET NORTH OUR BLOOD BANK IS IN DANGEROUSLY LOW SUPPLY New and old donors are urgently requested to attend. People who have never given blood before will learn their blood type and receive a valuable identification card. ane, need seweee c ceme. Tee ePeeeePeET