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oe ee a ee TENDERS INVITED. fei demand Township School invites tenders for the fp Bacall 5000 sq. ft. addition to Newtonville Public School, Performonce Bond re- quired. ond fications avail- from the Architect, Fran- cis G, Reed, 2390 Eglinton Ave. , Ont. on 'deposit of $50., Docu- ments may also be seen at the Building Exchange offices in Peterborough, Oshawa and Toronto. ee a tae ese. aw. Tj Ml 19th -ot om any eae not stam ac- cepted 5 _ "NOTICE OF SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION" 1958 Volkswagen Window "ong Truck, serial 295513 will be sold by public auction by Sebyen Motor Sales Limited on the fifth doy of July 1965 at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon at the premises of Sabyan Motor Sales Limited, 340 Ritson Road South, Oshawa, Ontario, for default in payment by one Arthur McDonald, the person liable as debtor, of repair and storage charges amounting to $197.23, for which the said Sabyan Motor Sales Limited claims a lien. Dated ot Oshawa, Ontario this 21st day of June 1965. 38--Coming Events ROWE TRAVEL SERVICE TOURS July 17 - Aug. 8. 23 day Western Circle Tour Sept. 17-24 -- 7 day Bermuda Cruise Sept. 26 - Oct. 10 -- 15 day East Coast Tour For information contact ROWE TRAVEL AGENCY PORT HOPE, ONT. BINGO St. Gertrude's AUDITORIUM TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. 690 KING E. ot FAREWELL FREE ADMISSION Snowball Jackpot $220, 56 Nos. $20 Consolation Reg. Jackpot 66 Nos. $100. $20 Consolation. Good Prizes GOOD PARKING | Extra Bus Service BINGO KINSMEN CENTRE TUESDAY 7:45 Early Bird Game FREE Y ADMISSION $1,250 in Prizes Jackpots 53 and 52 Children under 16 not allowed Special 7:30 bus from 4 Corners WOODVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE BINGO Nos. 56 and 58 TONIGHT -- 8 P.M. RED BARN EXTRA BUSES BIRTHS L@IPSI@ -- Cor and Joan (nee Powell) Whitby ere very happy to announce the arrival of thelr daughter, Catherine Fagin 7 tbs, 11 ozs.,.on Saturday, June 26, 1965, at Oshawa General Hospital. A little sister for Jimmy, Rendy and David. Thanks to Dr. Spragge and 4C. 1 Net Stock Sales High Low a.m, Ch'ge INDUSTRIALS Abitibi 550 812% 2 1% Alta Ges 100 $36 6 --% 22 $67 a a Alumini wn --* zo $19 99 A +% fH eh Auto EI 5 Bank Mont 200 $42 61% 62 --Y% Bank NS xd 7220 $72 72 72 Bath P 75 $25 25 25 Bath P pr 725 $202 204 20% Bell Phone 1583 $5 5? SF Bowater 300 $6%e 6% bie-- Ve Brazil 30 3 60S SM BA rn 2100 $8 BA Oil 250 $32% 32 324+ % BC $% 626 OH Bul 100 $8% 8% B4+% Burns 2210 $233 22 Ve Burrard. 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Simp Sears 225 $19¥2 19% 19% Slater Steel 445 $13 13 3 ---V Slater Aw 900 750 740 745 --5 Steel Can 2390 $28% 28' 2842 -- Ve Steinbg A 500 $44% 4444 Mh -- Ve Suptest ord 300 $20% 2% 20%4-- Texaco 25 6504 0% Se Tor-Dom Bk 25 $614 61% 614-- % T.FinA 325 $14Vve 14¥e Vem 4 Tr Can PLL 210 $34 348s Trans-Mt 380 $1934 19% 19% + 4 Trans PPL 220 $914 9% 9% Tru-Wail 100 458 455. 455 Turnbull 2135 $11 10% 10% Turnbull Apr 225 $20 20% 20% Union Ace 200 87% 74 + Un Carbide 225 $28 2 2% Un Gas 220 $274 274 27\4 U Corp B 100 -$12% 12% Bag Un Steel 230 $80 (75 IN MEMORIAM DEATHS ABRAMOFF, Sarah At Oshawa General Hospital on Monday, | June 28, 1965, Sarah Kalachoff, beloved wife of George Abramoff and loving mother of Mrs, Esther Wood, Middles- borough, Mass., Leonard and Benjamin Abramoff of Oshawa, in her 59th year. The late Mrs. Abramoff is resting at Mcintesh-Anderson Funeral Home. (Fu- neral arrangements iater.) CHARELLE, At Riverdale Moopitel on Saturday, June Doris, beloved wife of Fred Charelle, and sister of Mrs. Ross White of Oshawa, Mrs. Peter McLeod of Mani- » and Arthur Cavender of Mont- real. ing at the Turner and Porter Funeral Home, 436 Roncesvalies Avenue, Toronto. Funeral service at 9 p.m. Mon- day, June 2%. interment at Bristol, Que- bec, on Wednesday at 1 p.m. LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements ond floral arrangements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 Kindness beyond Price, yet Within reach of all. GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390_ KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 EVERLASTING MEMORIALIZATION is almogt possible with the MATTHEWS BRONZE MARKER that we supply and install; Please call MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK 723-2633 PEEL -- in loving mother of a dear passed sister, Core Vesta Peel, who away June 28, 1964. saw you getting w So He did what He pico best, He came and stood beside you And whispered, "Come and rest", You wished no one @ last farewell Nor even said "Goodbye You were gone before we knew It And only God knows why. --Lovingly remembered by Irene and brother-in-law, Harold, PEEL -- In loving memory of a dear wife, Cora Vesta Peel, whe passed | ye June 28, 1964. No morning dawns, no night returns, But that | think of you. Those left behind are very good, But none replaces you. Many a silent tear is. shed When | am all alone, The one | loved so very much, The one | called my own ie remembered by her husband RORISON -- In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Janet Rorison, who passed 'oe dune 27, 1957. Time passes on, aoe = Since death its 'Sloamy. shedow Upon our home, where all was "bright And took from us a shining light. We miss that ti and ever will, Her vacant place '3 none can fill. mourn, but not in vain, For up in Heaven, we'll meet again. --Lovingly renemuared by Marg, Earl and grandchild OBITUARY MRS. DORIS CHARELLE The death occurred at River- dale Hospital, Toronto, on Sat- urday, June 26, of Mrs. Doris Charelle. She was the sister of Mrs. Ross White, of Sussex dr., Oshawa. Mrs. Charelle leaves her hus- band Frederick, another sister, Mrs, Peter McLeod, of Mani- touwadge; and a brother, Arthur Cavender, of Montreal. The body is resting at the Turner and Porter Funeral Home, 436 Roncesvalles ave., Toronto, Funeral service will be held at 9 p.m. this evening. Burial will be at. Bristol, Que- Alminex 200 5 90 5 Am Ledue 1000 11% 11% 11% Ang U Dev 200 125 125 Asamera 700 173 S be +4 Calvert 3500 9 +3 C Ex Gas 1400 150 130 1% C Homestd 200 130 130 Cdn Sup Oll 223 $i8%e 182 18¥ Cent Del 750 $10% 10% 10% Dynamic 11800 118 «115 116 --I Mill. 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ADD Tor 11: a.m. stocks FOREIGN TRADING 300 100 1 Hey Gas 100 300: 415- 415 415 Coch 200 360 3600 300 Siscoe 1000 225 225 225 --15 Willroy 100 180 1800 180 --5 «Road Hacked To Hostile Tribe RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters Brazilian explorers are hacking a trail through virgin jungle in the Matto Grosso region to open up a new road through terri- tory inhabited by hostile, giant Indians. Indian service officers have jnever succeeded in making con- her sister, tact with the jungle giants of the Kraihakoro tribe, mostly |more than six feet tall, who use enormous bows with deadly accuracy and have killed strangers who stray too close to their hunting grounds, The expedition set out morth- ward through unexplored coun- try to reach Cachimbo, in Para state, about 85 miles distant. Its aim is to clear the way for a road opening up the central Brazilian jungle to colonization. Rainmaking Try Called 'Gamble' TORONTO (CP) -- Agricul- ture Minister William Stewart of Ontario said Friday the prov- ince will go ahead with its rain- making plans despite attempts to pour cold water on them by experts and the federal agricul- ture minister. "It's a gamble," Mr. Stew- art said. "I've said that from the beginning. But a situation like this is worth a gamble." Parts of Ontario, especially eastern areas and the Ottawa Valley, are suffering drought conditions. Mr. Stewart said studies show there is a possibility that a United States firm hired by the province will produce rain for a cost of about $100,000 to tax- payers. Harry Hays, federal minister of agriculture, said Thursday he doubted Ontario's plan would work. By WILLIAM C. HARRISON BERKELEY (AP -- "'In- stant fish" will be tested this summer as a weapon against mosquitoes whose itchy men- ace is spreading swiftly in Cal- ifornia, The inch-long fish from Bra- zil and Argentina will be planted in rice fields. They live about a year and gobble mos- quito larvae. Each female fish lays hundreds of eggs. The rice fields are flooded from May to September, but drained at the end of the sea- son. The eggs of the South American fish can survive dry- ing out for up to two years, however. When the fields are flooded again, the eggs hatch within 20 minutes, giving rise to the nickname '"'instant fish." Despite a $6,000,000 annual abatement program, California There are more than ever be- fore in the state's, history. Besides their annoying bite and buzz, mosquitoes are poten- tial carriers of malaria, yellow fever, dengue (break bone) fever, filariasis (elephantiasis, hemorrhagic fever, encephalitis (sleeping sickness and other diseases, including heartworm in dogs. In 1952, the state recorded 800 cases of encephalitis when continuing rain and mild weather led to a great surge in the species of mosquito (culex tarsalis that carries. the dis- ease. "Instant Fish" Tested In War On Mosquitoes In California That was the last serious epi-|.es, demic of encephalitis in the aes ae ~ yc ee aoe SECOND RACE chief the () jureau - Gratton, Gorski of vector control, fears another Kevsioe near Caer combination of circumstances, 'also Another Look, intensified by continuing failure| Wille Wye, Ballerina wick, 'Mis of control methods, can bring on a worse epidemic. Like other insects, completely," The chief Be sonpone vd egg nia's mosquito population ex-| four: plosion is the state's intensive|{Dosrlel, Gomez 580 30 33 farm system, most of it re-|11-Balinode, 'Tingley quiring irrigation. Nine million acres are under irrigation NOW,|Tyrkey, A-House Boy, Remister, a quarter of all such land in the United States. Acreage will] Wan end Phoenix Stable be doubled by a vast federal-|sun, by Chop chop. state water development pro-|Dally Double Pool $124,666. gram under construction. Mosquitoes complete a breed-|'9- four-vear-olds and up. a hatch each time. sel Heol, i Saat og is! , Ingles Son, Gay Frisco, = to most of the toxic chemicals /|aago, a v4 Chief, Sugar Babe used against them. Spaghetti ps eée cae A toss - up exists whether) FouRTH race new techriiques will be avail- IMacbots "esse OO ad 9) able before present control Cotton Maid, C' technology fails Round, Gum Swamp, sma, 16h miles o Turf Course ing cycle in four to six daAYS./3.tneai me Aces, Ferro 4600 11.20 7.10 They find a happy home in/4Felpale, Turcotte 3.40 2.90 California, where fields of some|*Si@ck Coral, Herander, | & crops may be flooded as many i s i Double Nick, B-Stromaway, Joe as 10 times a season, producing rime Mr ue mischlet, A-Phoenix Ste: be and J. Sikura Jr gery! Be os Brener,| added Nudity In Movies Problem ROME (Reuters) -- Nudity in movies is becoming a prob- lem in Roman Catholic Italy. While a movie set openly in a nudist camp would be "} banned, directors are achieving more provocative effects with various striptease and un- dressed scenes which leave |little to the imagination. A survey by the illustrated| weekly magazine Incom indi- cates even top - name Italian film actresses do not mind un- dressing in front of the cam- eras, For the last two years, there has been a flood of Italian films on the theme of sex. The standard pattern is the movie composed of three or four episodes, often with differ- ent directors and each portray- ing some kind of extra-matital relationship: The opportunities for-undress--are numerous. The prevalence of nudity and near nudity has brought a sharp reaction from the church. The Bench of Italian' Bish- ops, in a formal statement, has called on the government to take action against the "pro- gressive and unbridled moral deterioration" of Italian films. ~ Prof. Raimondo Manzini, edi- tor of the Vatican newspaper, Osservatore Romano, appealed to the public to boycott. movies showing examples of the cur- rent wave of immoral films. The Incom survey produced these replies from actresses, among others: Gina Lollobrigida: "T refuse to sit in the dock, under the 'accusation of immor- ality or worse. When an ac- fs tress undresses she is not nec- essarily contributing to porno- graphy, otherwise the history of the cinema would have to be condemned virtually as a whole.' LOVE SURVIVES WAR AND PEACE ESSEN (AP)--Two letters mailed by German soldier Helmut Glasmacher to his girl friend in 1940 hae fi- nally reached their destina- tion. Anneliese Braun, 16 years old and living in Cologne when the letters were dis- patched from an army post in Eastern Germany, re- ceived them Friday at her home in Essen. The letters carried 1940 stamps and a postal cancellation saying "Air raid protection is a na- tional duty." Glasmacher is married to someone else and living near Essen. Anneliese's married name is Metzema- cher, i Law Society Asks 'Books' TORONTO CP)--The Law Society of Upper Canada will require its members to file & public accountant's report of their books each year before they will be allowed td continue practising. Kenneth Jarvis, deputy secre- tary of the society, said in an interview Friday Ontario's 5,979 lawyers will be notified of the new rule by mail Tuesday. Mr. Jarvis said the proposed letter says "'this requirement represents a further step in the ensure compliance with the rules respecting accounts and to protect against loss of cli- ents' funds." Each year, by Nov. 0, the lawyers will have to file forms completed by independent pub- lic accountants or else file stat- utory declarations that they have not handled or been re- sponsible for clients' trust funds or valuables in the preceding year. For Roman Catholic Italy now circulating "are just short stories with a dose of pepper,|Four R's, A-F A Sherman and J 5 "W which cause only professional|Carmichael entry moralists to sneeze." But French actress Michelle Mercier disagreed: "To make actresses undress|Course (7) is the easiest way for producers|éLengcrest, McComb to make money, but it is not true that the public only wants "For me, to undress in front of the camera is a real psycho- H, G. Crane and G. Me Aces (3), a4 $154.50 With Me, by Capot. Pool $111,484 ances two-year-olds, 5 Furs (11) 5-King's Haven, 20.90 9.1 4Roma a Sophia Loren said the movies| Atso Ran in Order! Fort Rouge, $. A. Boy, Victor's Best, A-Wabush, Sliver Bo for Action ed Miss Escar, Strip %Big Rocky, Leblanc Turkey, King end Ky. Mira: Wier, ch c, 4, by longs. (6) Walker aah $7 | Madam Sampson, sae Ba Evergreen |G. Also Ran: Armbro Earl, Cool chide ae Wick, Chappie's Boy, Count In this age of jet travel, a|_ FIFTH are human carrier of a foreign dis- pred Hal, "walker 12.0 599 ease -- who might appear|Ster ston, healthy when he enters t! United States--could supply the connecting link in a mosquito- forged chain of illness and is losing its war on mosquitoes. | 4 9.70 4.80 3.60 Also Ran: Vierhien Tom Tally, Stew- he | art's Dillard, 'Minor Joe, Hurricane Wil, NEW WOODBINE RESULTS FIRST RACE -- gg $2,000 Claiming, | -Chop-em-P: "year-olds and up. Furiongs ( 5.80 3.90 3.10 8: Also Ran in Order: Peter Wrack, Jeaz Johnie and Humber Broom A-P H Rot- SECOND RACE -- Purse Send oe Steve C, Ponder On, Sheree, borg 's ll Boltz DAILY DOUBLE, Bonspell a) Yond Deal Winner, ch m, 5, by Ace Marine -- Deal THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,600. Allow- le-Land Office, N. Turcotte 4.90 3.10] A~ Winner, b ¢, 2, by Grey Moarch -- Gang Miss, by Black Gang. Pool $140,785 | FOURTH RACE -- Purse $3,100 Aliow- ances Four-year-olds and up. Foaled in Canada. One and oe Itéhs miles on Turf 5.30 3.60 2.70 2-Canadillis, Gimez 6.10 3.60 we 83 Also Ran in Order: Wey Lily, Golden Gorm Nearctic --Peariess |W Mary, by Challenger 2nd. Poot $155,159, FIFTH RACE '-- Purse $3,000 Allowances| three-year-olds, Foaled in Canada. 7 Fur- _ GARDEN CITY ° elgg esity et Filton 4,40| Ambrose Abbe, Hill Fn = Dil Witt, Swen Seng, Tonke 2 -and-1 PAID $51.00 Gorski 11.70 tT Hy Fearless Doc, : Brilliant Mir, Galbral Alexandra, Also Ran: ANGe8| winbles Ang DAILY DOUBLE. 8 and 7, PAID $61.90| Frost THIRD RACE Dream , Thibeau --10.20 4.70 3.20 i mosqui- Princess Bilon, Walker 6.60 EIGHTH RACE by 9 ride, toes have developed resistance|"Si> pan: Buster Grattan, Prince on Socky 2 inlay dh-Doc Fin, +|dh-Potomac Lass, ag Aliso Ran: Follow Su! Guy, Fentabulous Ri Riddell. dh-deadheat for third NINTH RACE Norale 'nid i al Magic Mill 4.40 sees Vatley, Adios Dominion, Rianne 4,292. Mutuels $167,258 Teneareic tel Heir, Turcotte 2-Northern Dol, Harris Also Ran | Order: Again se A-Now | Wonder A-F. A. Sher- roe|QUINELLA, Chop-em-Please and Nearctic) \ ( Winner, b ¢, 3, Chop ¢! -- Come Brit W Please, by WN. rah ' ' Pool $91,254. Quinella Pool $69,471. SIXTH RACE -- Purse $10,000 added "Highlander Stakes -- HDCP" Three-year- olds and up 6 Furtogs (9) Fhovel Tara, Leblanc a-Leban ML, Inouye lepriont Object, Walsh Ran in Order: Also 80 | and Golden 5 ype entry | Winer, ch f, 3, by Hasty able, by 'altohel. Pool $192,795. SEVENTH RACE -- "The Quee's Plate stakes" year-olds, Foaled Voth miles. (1)2 Ye-Whistlig 2bFlyalog, Po 9-Blue Mel, Dittfach Also aa 1 Order: Good Mort, Flow, Py Des Erables, C-Top Victory, Chief Brant, A-Spotted Flyer and Butte: Ry Flyer and Butterscotch, Olivier ---- and Golden ai Farms | zag entry. B-Mi $. Thomes, T. Hi end D. B. * weldon entry. -windields Farm entry. Winner, dk b or br ¢, , by Alibastro-- 8. Fast, by Bunty Lawless. Pool EIGHTH RACH -- Purse $,200 Claim- ing, four-year-olds and up One and VYeth| <a Miles (9) la-My Valentine, Ferro 6&Systems Go, Dittfech &-Vedas, Turcotte Also Ran in Order: B-Ramsay 2nd, ces. sis Miss, Royal Doctor, Come tlhe, bagi B-Rotundo 2nd, Late Scratch-- 'arms ZY ee ee ke Se Oe ae ee ~ Mary, by Reaping ye Pool $144,295. Total Attendance, 31,752. Toten nel hea days, 161,606, Total Pool, days, $10,077,809. 'Spotted society's program designed to}, enjoy your vacation choose your spo go by bus? Round Trip Fares are low! BEAVERTON . . GRAVENHURST BRACEBRIDGE . HUNTSVILLE. . NORTHBAY... PARRY SOUND. BALA ....... 915 BARRIE..... ORILLIA..... MIDLAND.... WASAGA BEACH COLLINGWOOD MEAFORD.... OWEN SOUND. . Plan well in advance to have your resort reservation arranged Harry Donald, Agent, 300 Dundas St. E., Phone 668-3675. §.45 6.90 7.60 6.90 7.50 8.75. 9.50 Ajax South) the Coffee Cup, Phone 942-2940, (North) Ajax Coffee Shop, Phone 942-3390 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, June 28, 1965 23 _NEW bin ENTRIES. ST RACE -- Purse $2,100 ($4000) sett ae bee hme" ban) Sieg. Werry x7 enadee, i FIFTH BAGS = Duras me | 'reasure, No 6g bag aT fauiweLea WAGERING) Acres|Bive Week, Leblanc pe Ella, No Boy 106 Perfect Company, Saucy Ms Lynnie, No Boy. 106 Rubber or wari» cee 4.00 $2,200, Maiden|Winisteo, Turcotfe X109 Seevonneith: Fetiee Conan: & Fut (0) Cosmic Kid, No Boy 122 Secand. Wardens Crain Dunman, Turcotte A-X1 Holarctic, 'Remtterd Al cho 8d, No Boy 22 6th) ebout 7 Furlongs on T Safely Mon, Welsh 117 rie A-Garden C! or PR ns nt ype ec tevin and FH Purse $2,100 ($4000) gape and up. 6% Fur- Booting LIKE WOODS LIFE About 41,000,000 Americans go or camping each year. lo Boy 113 A-Grovelree stable and F J genaia entry wy eee M Carter Sea, lovye BY APPOINTMENT 'TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH © 'SUPPLIERS OF "CANADIAN CLUB" WHISKY 'WIRAM WALKER @ SONS LIMITED "THE BEST IN THE HOUSE" Canadian Cle THE Lohtit WHISKY IN THE WORLD Oshawa Bus Terminal, 18 Prince Street, Tedel Ltd.---- Agent.