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31--Compact Cars for Sole % VOLVO & PEUGEOT MERCEDES BENZ JAKE and BILL'S GARAGE General Repair and Auto-Electric Service 449 Ritson Rd. South Oshawa 728-0921 SABYAN MOTOR SALES LTD, "VOLKSWAGEN Sales and Service New Used Cars itson Rd. S, 723-3461 Open Evenings ZOLTAN - NICK & DAN'S Your authorized DATSUN DEALER Volkswagen Service 160 Simcoe South Oshawa 728-0051 1963 CORVAIR Spyder convertible, 150 HP, all ae ee fully equipped, Immacu- late. 723.3098. 1961 paicon two-door standard. Radio, white wail tires. Good condition, Tele- Phone 668-4732 Whitby. 1958 NASI tan, standard 4, two- Fr four new tires, new battery, $200. 725-3200. isa Bcevg-af Dauphine body Clean inside. A Make ex- cellent second car, $250, Telephone 723- 1963 VOLKESWAGEN 1500 good condi- tion, Private sale. Telephone Mr. Abel 3 to 5 p.m, 725-093 725-0937. i961 TRIUMPH H Herald, 900d condition, 'new tires, recent tune-up. offer. Telephone 728-1061. 1960 ENVOY in top condition. For Infor- mation 725-8019. $95. MORRIS MINOR 1954 -- Must sell. Excellent tires, new brakes, battery. !m- a, Interior, good second cer. 723- a best 1964 agg ey ll Cobourg, 372-2553, betwi 1955 NASH, good condition, only $175, or offer. Telephone 725-8439. Telephone and 10 p.m. TRIUMPH TR3, in excellent shape, wire wheels, overdrive, hardtop, New convertible Seer tonneau cover, radio. Best offer. 723-42 1959 iar PLYMOUTH hey four-door hard- top, ae Sell for best offer. Telephone i955 CHEVRGLET, four-door. Excellent mechanically. Very clean, reliable car. $160 cash, Pickering 942-1653. 1960 FORD 6 paral two-door hardtop, rn Feed and white, Telephone 725-3678 after 5 p.m. 1957 BUICK sedan automatic sinere sion, A-] condition. Make offer, 804 Row- ena Street. Telephone 725-0289. 1954 CHEVROLET four-door sedan in om condition. Telephone 723-7600 after 30 p.m. | DON'T BO IT YOURSELF: Let one o| the experts listed under the TENDER Construction Of A Secondary School on Harmony Road North Sealed tenders, ona sewes shall be received by the Busi- ness Administrator, Mr. J. R. Backus, 555 Rossland Road West, Oshawa, Ontario, or the Architects, Jackson, Ypes & Associates, Architects & En- gineers, 5382 Yonge St., Wil- lowdale, Ontario, until. 12:00 o'clock noon, Daylight Saving Time, Wednesday. July 28, 1965 for the construction of a pro- posed Secondary School to be constructed on Harmony Rd. North in the City of Oshawa. Tenders for Mechanical and Electrical trades shall be de- posited at the Oshawo Bid Depository, 80A Wolfe St., Oshawa, until 4:00 p.m., Doy- light Saving Time Wednesday, July 21, 1965 Plans, specifications and in- structions to bidders may be obtained by General. Contrac- tors, only after 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 29, 1965 from the office of the Architect on a deposit of a One Hundred dollar certified cheque r@y- able to the Architect, which will be returned when the plans and specifications are returned in good condition. Plans and specifications will be on view at the Toronto Construction Association and The Oshawa Builders'. Ex- change. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all tenders. Oshawa Board of Education E. A. Bassett, Chairmon, J, R. Backus, Business Administrator and Secretary-Treasurer. 38--Coming Events Services Directory" do tt for you. 32--Trucks for Sale 19%3 CHEVROLET % Bip Fong) ayy, oversized tires, eight-foot body. N 964, After 6 p.m.» 1958 CHEVROLET, half-ton truck, Sod tires, new paint and motor job. Tele phone 723-5367 evenings. TAKS ee ae 1956 Fargo, body and In good condition. motor . Newcastle 987- 33--Automobiles Wanted 'CARS WANTED Buying a New Car ? $ell your used cor to "Ted" Talk "Cash" to the New Cer Dealer and 'Save' TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 OSHAWA AUTO PARTS -- Wanted cars for 'ing. Tires and parts for sale. 1175 Nelson Street. Telephone 725-2162, WANTED: Cars ter wrecking. Telephone 728-4549, Robert Nichols. bd SHAW AUTO WRECKING CO. Cars } parts sale. Iron and metals bought. 89 Bloor Street East, 725-2311. LAKESHORE AUTO WRECKERS ' OSHAWA LIONS CLUB BINGO WED. NIGHT $1,200 in cash prizes. Jackpot Nos, 52 and 52 JUBILEE PAVILION 3 door prizes $10 each drawn after early bird game. BINGO TUES., JUNE 29th 7:30 P.M. 20 regular games $8 and $10 Share the' Wealth $150 Jackpot 55 Nos. $20 Consolation FREE ADMISSION DNIPRO HALL Corner. Bloor Street and Edith TRADE UP to @ better used car from one of the many bargains offered dally in the Times Ciessified Section. 34--Automobile Repair CARS PAINTED BINGO KINSMEN CENTRE TUESDAY 7:45 Early Bird Game FREE ADMISSION $1,250 in Prizes Jackpots 53 and 52 Children under 16 not allowed Special 7:30 bus from 4 Corners SPECIAL $55 DEATHS APPLY 83 RITSON RD. S. ot rear of Texaco Station @ Collision Experts @ Free Estimates HARWOOD AUTO BODY @ Auto Collision and Repair Work @ Truck Repairs and Refinishing NOW LOCATED ON THE | Oshawa -- Port Perry Highway (Formerly Ross Auto Body) 655-3621 OSHAWA TUNE-UP CENTRE offers ex- pert carburetor and auto ay ser- vice, 222 King Street West, 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 Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral Home. ( neral arrangements la Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral vice in College Park Seventh Day Adventist Church on Thursday, July Ist at 2 p.m. Interment Union Cemetery. Casket will remain open at the church from 1 p.m. until hour of service. CAMERON, Mary Alice At Oshawa General Hospital on Monday, June 28th, 1965, Mary Alice Kivell, in roll 86th year, wife of the late. Herbert J. Cameron, dear mother of Mae (Mrs. Harold Trivett), Toronto; Irene (Mrs. Lioyd Webb), Newcastle; Edna (Mrs. Albert Wood), and Robert, Tyrone. Rest- ing af the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bow- manville. Service in the Chapel on Wed- \nesday at 2 o'clock, Interment Zion Cemetery. McAVOY, Jack $. Beloved husand of Marjorie, father of Carole of Scottsdale, Dear brother of Mrs, Edith Snead, Francisco, California; Betty stridge, Toronto, Ontario: James, St. Catherines, Ontario; and George, Port Robinson, Ontario. Memorial service will Home, Ser- lovi |, San Mrs, Hen. TRANSMISSION specialists. seers sions are our only business. 1038. Simcoe North. Phone 728-7339. be June * 30, 1965, at 2 vim. Rae $t Scottsdale, Ari Barnabas forbes 'in _tieu_ of flower: contributions to the tesa ni will be | 35--Lost and Found tosr = i -- In vicinity of Courtice, Brittany Spaniel. Orange-white In color. Tattoo on left ear. -H.0.W.1,3. Probably smells. of gasoline. Finder please phone 728-7924 or contact John Smith, 7 Celina Street, Osh- awa. LOST -- Yellow female Collie (small size), with Bowmanville tag. Lost in Osh- Mortuary, Scott LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements ond floral arrangements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING ewa. Reward. Telephone Bowmanville, 623-2525. CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 BIRTHS | | ROGERSON -- Keith and Mariene (nee! Martin) are pleased to announce the ar. 5 rival aurie Ann, weight 7 Ibs. 6 ozs.,| at Oshawa General Hospital on Saturday,| June 2%, 1965, A wee sister for Dennis. | Thanks fo Dr. King and Or. Henderside.| WHITTAKER -- Kathy and Royce are proud fo announce the arrival of their ton, Foy! Cameron, on Friday, June 25. ew baby breton' for Carrie and! Sony. ULRICH -- Donna and George (nee All man) happily announce the birth of a} daughter, Karen Lynn Marie, 6 \bs. 8 ozs.,| June 27, 1965. Sister for Mark. Thanks to Or. Ross and Or, Anderson end 4th fleor steff, Kindness beyond Price, yet Within reach of all. GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 _ EVERLASTING __ MEMORIALIZATION is almost possible with the MATTHEWS BRONZE MARKER thot we supply and install; Please co MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK 723-2633 'sits. Ing | Arizona. 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The And--stilt-we years are swiftly passing, dont forget, For In the heart that loved you Your memoty lingers yet. pase a missed, mother and family. MCQUAID -- In loving memory of our dear father and mother, Claude Earl, who died June 29, 1962 and Ada Loretta, who died May 16, 1954. --Sedly missed but lovingly remembered by daughters, and families. RICHARDSON -- Bernice, In Madeline, Hilda loving memory |of @ dear mother and grandmother, Ver who issed away June 29, 1960. Five years have pa: Since you were called In tears we saw you We watched you fade =ey, But when we saw you sleeping, So peacefully, free from pain, We could not wish you To suffer that again --Lovingly remembered by son George, | feit thanks and a ppreciation for the acts daughter-in-law Joan, grandchildren Shar- of kindness, Neesseans of sympathy and dear mother, we back on, Sandra, Allan and Paul, RICHARDSON -- in loving memory of| 8 dear wife and mother, Vera Richar son, who passed away June 29, 1960. Though her smile' is gone forever, And her hand we cannot touch, Still we have so many memories Of the one we loved so much. Her memory with which we'll never God has her in His ki We have her in our is our keepsake PING, rts. | (Polly) Davies wish ELLIOTT -- The family of the late Wesley Elliott, wish fo express their deep appreciation and thanks for the ied acts of kindness, messages of sy and beautiful floral tributes from ues bors, friends, and relatives during their bereavement. We especially wish to thank |the Venerable Archdeacon Cleverdon, |Chief Ray Hobbs and the members of the Oshawa Firefighters Association, Chief Herbert Flintoff and the Osh- awa Police Association, members of the Canadian Legion, Branch 43, members of Temple Lodge, 649, Pythian Sisters, Daughters of England and Sunbeam Chapter 73, DAVIES -- The family of the late John to express their artfelt thanks to relatives, friends and eighbors for their many acts of kind- ness and floral tributes, Rev. A. Wool- cock for his consoling words, the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 43, for their impressive service and Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral Home for their efficiency and ;many courtesies DART -- We wish to extend our heart- | beautiful floral tributes from friends and |relatives during our recent bereavement. hanks to Dr. Hall and Dr. Rudnik and e nursing staff on the 2nd floor of Osh- awa General Hospital. Special thanks to 75 475 +5 | $13% 13% 3%--% 150 ei +2 | 5 Yg iat "| cultures, ideas and expressions, 715° -- | English- accented Spanish may Whitby Lasco Steelers Win In St. Catharines By CLIFF GORDON Whitby Lasco Steelers came up with their third win in-a-row and their fifth of the season Monday night in St. Catharines, as they dumped the homesters 13-7, in a Jr. B. league fixture. The win was a big one for the Whitby club, as it moves them to within two points of the front- running, undefeated Huntsville 'Teen Towners, who have 12 points, as against the Steelers' 1 points in seven games. The two Whitby defeats have come at the hands of the Teen Town- ers. Last night's game was very fast and cicanly-played with the Steelers once again relying' on their fast-breaking and accurate shooting; to catch the St. Kitts' team out ef position on numer- ous occasions. Tim Gray sparked the scor- ing attack for the Steelers as he triggered three goals. Dave Keenan, Mike Lewis and Al Partington were two-goal men in the winning cause. Bill Gres- ham, Larry Haight, Butch Brady and captain Dave Hous- ton each added singletons. Stan Ignatczuk paced the at- tack for the losing home side with two goals. Aces were pick-| ed up by Wayne McMahon,) Keith Moore, Jim McDonald! and Claude Gault. Brian Bremner was between) \the pipes and came up with an-| jother standout performance. He : _ Saudi Arabia To Restrict TV RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) Saudi Arabia, whose immense picked up an assist on one goal.|oil wealth has given it palaces! _ He also drew a misconduct for|and limousines, private planes and personal zoos, will have some "back chatter" to the referees. television this summer--without Steelers got some bad news|" lence or sex. Because of the strict applica- over the weekend, when theyiicn of Moslem religious edicts were informed that Ron Sutton, one of the most improved play: ers on the club, will be lost to the team for the balance of the season. He was injured in the game here last Thursday night. The play appeared as only a hard check from be- hind, but proved otherwise. Latest reports from the Osh- awa Hospital were unable to give a definite answer to just 'how serious the injury was, but first reports feared a ruptured| kidney. Ron is,in Room 31, Floor 3A, and we know he would appreciate getting a card from any of his friends and fans of the area. He will be missed around the local team and dressing room. Steelers will be in action on the holiday (July 1) at the Whitby rink, when they play host to either Markham or East York. At time of writing, it was not known just which team will be here. In either case, it should make for some good action as both clubs will be out to make lamends for the defeats suffer- ed at the hands of the Steel- ers, especially if it is Mark- ham, as the locals thumped {them good in their first meet- ing. y,|know how to say "Slide, Kelly, | slide' in Spanish? "Slide, Pedro, slide." That's how. It may be stretching the point| % pa |to use this old baseball phrase as a sample, but the truth is that from Tujuana to Tierra del Fuego the natives are putting \lots of English to their Spanish. The result is a jivey "Span- 4| lish" that has saddened pur- " ists. They blame it all on what they call 'el snobismo."" -- The creature of lightning - swift communication of new be more than just a passing fad. It seems to be giving the) mother tongue a flexibility to meet the communication needs of Latin America's younger gen- erations. Because of their promixity to the United States, Cuba and | Mexico are believed to have pioneered the injection of simple English expressions (like "OK" and "Hello mister') into the language. V4 FILMS CAUSE | s Television and movies have been major vehicles in recent ish? times. Today fhere's hardly an Eng- OBITUARY MRS. GEORGE ABRAMOFF The death of Mrs. George Abramoff occurred Monday at the Oshawa General Hospital in her 59th. year. She formerly re- sided at 162 Harmony rd. n., and had been in failing health for some years, She was the former Sarah |Kalachoff, daughter of George and the late Mrs. Kalachoff. The deceased was born in Sebastol, the Crimea, and came to Can- '| ada in 1911. | Mrs. Abramoff was a member of College Park Seventh Day Adventist Church. She is survived by her hus- band and her father, of British Columbia, a daughter, Mrs. Es- ther Wood, Middlebrough, Mas- sachussetts, and two sons, Leo- nard and Benjamin, both of Oshawa. Four sisters also survive: Mrs. |Annie Antick and Mrs. Lydia |Warby, B.C.; Mrs. Leah Mellar, California, and Mrs. Jennie Dwistransky, Saskatchewan. Two brothers, Walter G. J., Saskatchewan, Mac, of B.C., and six grandchildren also survive. The remains are at the McIn- tosh-Anderson Funeral Chapel for the funeral service Thurs- day in College Park Church at 2 p.m, Elder L. L. Bock will of- lficiate and interment will be in /Union Cemetery, Oshawa. The coffin will be open in the church for an hour before the service. MRS.. MARY A. CAMERON The death occurred at Osh- awa General Hospital yesterday of Mrs. Mary Alice Cameron, of Tyrone. She was in her 86th year. She was the wife of the late Herbert J, Cameron, the moth- er of Mae (Mrs. Harold Trivett), of Toronto; Irene (Mrs. Albert Wool), Tyrone; and Rob-| ert, Tyrone. The body is resting at the Mor- ris Funeral Chapel, Bowman- ville, Funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial will be at Zion Cemetery. FUNERAL OF FRANK W. KEMP The memorial service for Frank W. Kemp, who died June) 24 at the Oshawa General Hos-| pital, was held at 2 p.m. June} 98 at the Armstrong Funeral] Home. Rev. L. W rt, minister] |the Canadian Legion and Rev. W. Her- bert and Armstrong Funeral Home for thelr kind and efficient service. ~--Mrs. C, Dart and family | NESBITT cere thanks and appreciation to all who Ever remembered by Husbend Clarence|have been so kind during their recent end een Hewerd, bereavement of @ loving father, The family of the late, Lregonning, : John A. Nesbitt wish to convey their sin- | Harold Bonnetta, Lloyd Skinner, tains, appliques, more! 60 cents. Alan Smith and Edward Brad- bury of King Street United Church, |' conducted the service, Interment) was in Oshawa Union Cemetery. The pallbearers' were: ( varl| Edward Hubbell, Jivey 'Spanglish' Results 'From Swifter Communication BUENOS AIRES (AP) -- You! Lloyd) Webb) of Newcastle; Edna (Mrs.| lish word that doesn't fit or gets thrown in somewhere in every- }day Spanish, Some examples: Housing--The important ques- tion to ask is how big is the 'living' (room is deleted) and does the apartment come with "kitchenette" (spelled "quiche- net'? in some countries). You may be told it has an ample "hall" and that the rent can be discussed in another "inter- view." | Clothing--The young girl look- ing for a shorty negligee needs only ask for 'tun baby doll." Bikini is common, as are "shorts" for bathing trunks and "sweater." Travel--The only way to go is "por jet,"" making certain to take "muchos travellers cheques," The resort is certain to have quite a few "whiske- rias" and "bar grills." Most ho- tels feature an "American bar' which differs from the ordinary "cocteleria' in that stools are provided for drinking right at the bar instead of having the "barman" attend you at a ta- ble. Why is this happening to Span- In Argentina, at least, says a university professor, French influence is on the decline and English has become the second language. This could be true of the rest of the Americas, he and the conservative nature of the people, programs to be |shown on the new state-owned TV will look odd to North Am- ericans or Europeans, That great staple of all west- erns, the wheriff, will be scis- sored out of a program if he wears a six-pointed starr, be- cause it looks too much 'like the Star of David, Israel's national symbol. But five - pointed or eight-pointed stars will be per- mitted. Other things that will be banned are kissing, brutality, crime, scanty clothes and danc- ing. This automatically excludes such characters as female ten- nis players, swimmers. or ice \skaters. In fact, programs that have women in lead roles will not be shown at all, Females will be permitted to appear only in minor or secondary parts. Most programs will be Amer- ican, Egyptian or European films, with live shows limited to religious discussions, newscasts and speeches. As yet, exact censorship rules have not been set down, and programs are being selected on their individual merit. The two stations--one in Jed- dah, on the Red Sea, and the other here in Riyadh--will bring television to the kingdom as part of the government's current modernization drive. Former Liberal Candidate Dies LONDON, Ont. (CP) --T. Harry Quigley, 44, a former Liberal candidate in provincial and federal elections, died of}? cancer in hospital here Monday. A native of London, he won the Liberal nomination for Lon- don South in the 1962 federal campaign before losing out to G. Ernest Halpenny, a Progres- sive Conservative. In February, 1963, he lost the Liberal nomination to Clarence Peterson. Later that year, Mr. Quigley entered the provincial campaign for London South but was de- feated by John White, present Conservative whip in the On- tario legislature. He served with the Royal Ca- nadian Navy during the Second World War. His wife, Lucy, is a sister of ;\John Wintermeyer, former On- tario Liberal leader. He is sur- vived by a daughter and a son. Funeral service is to be held here Thursday. WANTS OPEN a tie ATLANTA, Ga. (CP) -- Esther Rawn is campaigning to have the city's golf courses set|/ aside a children's day- each week. She began when a public course turned away her two young sons with their one set of clubs because of a rule that each player must have his own golf added. bag. 47482 SMART GIRL By ALICE BROOKS Suit daughter smartly for school and weekends in_ this OSHAWA TIMES isda 4954 _ Sizes 144-244 cozy, whirl-skirted outfit. Knit cable-rich jacket in one} piece from meck down sleeves. Pleated skirt teams) with. other tops. Pattern 7482: sizes 2-4; 6-8; 10-12. Thirty-five cents (coins) for each pattern (no stamps, please to Alice Brooks, care of The Oshawa Times, Needle- {craft Dept., 60 Front Street | West, Toronto. Ontario residents add 1 cent sales tax. Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS. 1965 NEEDLECRAFT CAT- ALOG 200 designs, 3 free patterns! Newest knit, crochet \fashions, embroidery. 25 cents. Now! Send for elegant, new 'Decorate with Needlecraft!" 5 beautiful room settings, 25 lcomplete patterns for decora- tive accessories in one book! Pillows, wall hangings, cur- 24%. Size 16% requires 3 coins (no stamps, éach pattern, Ontario residents SLENDER PLEATS j; By ANNE ADAMS Slender-falling soft pleats set the skirt in motion long- waisted line is a wise choice for shorter half-sizes. All told, an excellent investment. Printed Pattern 4954: Hal fl iide Sizes 1444, 1614, 1814, 2014, 22%, yards 45-inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS (50 cents) in please) for add 2 cents sales tax. Print plainly. SIZE, NAME, AD- DRESS, STYLE NUMBER. Send order to ANNE ADAMS, care of The Oshawa Times, Pat- tern Dept., West, 60 Front Toronto. COMPLETE FASHION RE- Street PORT in our new Spring-Sum- mer Pattern Catalog plus cou- pon TERN! Everything you need for. the life you lead Value! Deluxe Quilt Book -- |design ideas! Send 50 cents now. for ONE FREE~ PAT: 350 16 complete patterns, 60 cents.,SMART GIRL Pat 7482 + first girl born on her father's JAMES W. MARSHALL 0. D. Cowan, Chairman of the the following appointments: President ond General Manager. Mr. Mr. Carson joined Ontario Steel Treasurer. Ontario Stee! Products Company railroad, mining, agricultural, STEEL PROD COMPANY LIMITED APPOINTMENT RICHARD B, CARSON Board end President announces James W. Marshall, formerly General Manager is appointed Vice Richard B. Carson, formerly Secretary and Treasurer is appointed Vice President and Secretary Treasurer, Marshall has servedthe Company since through several' managerial positions, 1946. progressing Products in 1951 as Assistant Limited is one of the principal Canadian manufacturers of automotive components and in addi- tion, produces a wide range of metal and plastic products for the industrial and consumer markets, FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile (Trot) for Maidesn (any age) Purse $700 (8) i Sa 1 ig 4.40 2.80 3.40 Rex, ae Ae Mike Ricdel, Woods Alse Started: Miss Moray Comet, Black. poeigy Promised Frost, Marilee and Why Ngeconp RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for four-year-olds end under, Purse ye (8) nm 3.30 2.40 2.20 ick, "Nelo 3.10 2.50 Anglo United, Wi 2.80 Also Started: 'Whats 'Up Front, Pon- flac Nancy, Miss Teressa Mac, Pink oy and Liza ilis. DOUBLES 2-Intrigiant and 1-Mary iw PAID $11.10 THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. ( Kawartha Helen, Hope DH-Mary Volos, Waddell wares Trust, Redpath Started: Lady Violet Direc. A pad tes Jerome G. Creed, Gary Gratten, and jay Todd. DH-Dead Heat for second position. FOUTHR ACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for four-year-olds and under. Purse $700 (7) Swift Cavalier, Thompson 10.50 4,90 .70 Ann Adios, Gordon 4.10 60 Widow Killean, Waddell 4 Also Started: Chatham Adios, Arieen, Willow Ann end DNF- Vera Adios. DNF- Pulled Up -- Did not finish, Late Scratch, 4.80| Jerry Canuck,. Ren GARDEN CITY RACEWAY FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mi le(Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Purse " Rich Liner, Dussavit 19.40 7.70 5.0 MacClenne Boy Grattan, becipewnupyy * ry Stewart's Morty Stewart Jr. Also Sta Poplar ew vies G. Unko, masher Wave. Late Can, G See. SIXTH RACE -- 4 Mile (Pace) for twe- year-olds. Purse $700 (7) Meadowland, Feagan 7.70.10 1" Tango Lobell, Findley 2.80 2.40 Drummond Time, Wapies 70 Also Started: Mamdem Herbert, Bel mac Chieftan, Berthmors Bertha end x. press Select. poopy co Nos. 1H. A, and ngo Lobell, PAID $28.70 SEVENTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for three-year-olds and up. Pi Billy Express, Galbraith 80|Mistress Mine, Feagan wn inia's Boy, CaHie ited: Greentree pose bec Tom's Trailer, Ji Abbey C, 1GHTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for ease yenees and up. Purse Leny Boy, ins Armbro Adanac, McKinley Fillon 00 Also Started: Meadowview Champ, Hor- wii Lee Johnston, Ronny €, Grattan, a Chiet cM Isobels .Cholce FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000, (3000). Claiming maiden three and four year olds. 62 Furs. (18) Nordstern, Dittfach 111 Scubalou, No Boy 115 London Wise, Harris X106 Petite Maria, No 106 Davids ere nee 106 Gina Su, SI Royal Pieasre, Ne (4 m Galumphant, N jo Boy } Mrs. Khan Nogara, Surette > Fad tng Mistake, Potts 1 . D's Honey, Harris X110 Also ligible: Play Money H., Tingley, 1113, Sweet Salling, No Boy, 111; Smart and Lucky, No , 106; Jet Invader, No Boy, 1733 Miss Scooter, No 'Boy, 106; Jet Attack, Ferro, X106, (4). Shining Winew, eit X05 Ki No B Girl Appeal, No Boy 113 Change Cover, Turcotte xs Ponder On, Gomez 118 Jessie B. Good, 110 Hustlin' Harry, Dittfach 118 Top Ruler, Turcotte X110 Susie's Roman, No Boy 110 Also ligile: Sheree, Harris, Famulus, No Boy, 118. THIRD RACE -- ovine $2,000. (3000). Claiming maiden Mi aa year olds: 62 Furs, (Divn ie is), (8 Dames Dittfach 106 Bridget L., Harris X110 Currette, Sutcliffe x10 Berne Jerry, Potts 11) Chinese Sare, Hale 111 Bray Lake, Tingley 120 Fransultana, No Boy 106 Merry Barque, La Fad 106 Top Doll, No Boy 1 Gay Chant, Inouye ies Moon Babu, Walsh 116 108; bertson X101 Twilight Tar, No Boy. No Boy, 115; North Gate, No Boy, 108; Pure Iron, No Boy, 20 oy No: Boy, 115; Swa Day, No Boy, | FOUTH RACE ~ Purse $2,100. (7500). Claiming maiden two year olds aout 5 Furs on turf course. (1), Gray Fellow, Lelanc 115 Knight Out, Werry X110 Mono Type, No Boy 11 2 Kingusto, No Boy 117 Vital Mahn, No Boy, A-115 Black Phantom, at Boy 120 ye abet No Boy 1 Lady Kasha, No Hod Sweetly Packed, No red 2 FIRST RAC -- Purse $2,000. Maiden, |- two-year-olds, foaled in Canada. Claim- ing. § Furlongs (12), T-Arrow Gal, Ferro 57.00 18.90 110 2-Man in Flight, Potts 10 8-Valley Town, Harris Also Ran in Order: Gay Champ, Royal Paul, South Bruce, Moonlight Mambo, Roman Minister, Carodana, trish Girl, Count Sand and Marlboro Ann, Winner, b f, 2, by Sultan Mahmoud -- Arrowette, by Nirgal. Pool $24,534. Daily Double Pool $41,860. SCOND RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim- 2 three- and four-year-olds. 6% Fur- longs (12). \A-Autumn---S'nir, 10-Forebearance, Werry é-Abitibi, urcotte Also Ran in Order: D'roin- 18.80 -- phy 3.20 2.50 3.10 What A J SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000, (3000). Claiming four year olds and up. 7 Furs. Ai Lynden Mac. Attendance 2,365, Total Pool $140,580, NEW WOODBINE ENTRIES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90 Muncey' Maid, 'No ig? AT eee Armstrong Galore, No. Bey 8 bat oor Tract, 'a7 B-1209 aie. a) rie 3 row, un Wood> B- Willow Downs Farm en FIFTH RACE -- Pures $2,200, (000), Claiming four year olds and up, 7 Fura, (Divn 2nd), (15). Midway Blue, Lelane 115 Navy Grand, McComb 115 Prime Princess, Steve Non P Garay Guy, 'Armstrong 15 Leo's Yongel, Cag nd x fe; Vineyard, Walsh, 1189 vy dag No Boy, 115; Zenarchal, Ne joy, 115, SIXTH RACE ~« Purse $2,200. (4000). Claiming three year olds. 1 one-sixteenth miles on Marshall turf course, (7), Lets Scawf, Werry X109 Erin Pan, Lelane 111 ay Ollie, Walsh 111 She' Salpy, No Boy ad Red Purse, Dittfach 1 Zeesekite, No Boy am KI-D-Ka, Harris A-X111 cer Dane Hill Acres and #, Junger intry QUINELLA WAGERING) SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,500, (9000), Claiming four year olds and up. 6 Furs. (9), Apple, Werry sg tk All Seasons, No Boy 113 Dark Fairy, Harris X106 Flying Dodi, Inouye 108 Carrier, Harris X111 Carrier, Harris X111 Your County, Cuthbertson Aig iver Bully, Cuthbertson X Fayette Queen, Gomez A it Reap The Wind, Armstrong 116 A- Gardiner Farms Entry ~ EIGHTH RACE -- Purse de (000), Claiming three and four year olds, 1 one-sixteenth miles. (10), Hot Honey, No Boy 101 Centores, Ferro X108 lve, Werry Abitibi, "Turcotte x1 Tucked Away, one 106 Comby, McComb Acanthus, pil a 13 Moores Beary Leblane 111 X-5 1 POST TIME 2 P.M, NEW WOODBINE RESULTS 'eefwaif, Maxwell 6. wei in Blinkers, Also Ran in Order: tel and Honey Blues. 430 Winner, dk b or br f, ' bd Black Metal-- Pb Isle, by Milkm: 'ool _ $50,720, Peiern RACE -- Purse $2,700, Allow. ances, three- and four-year-olds. 7 Mile Shempetor Hale 50 2.60 ale 6Last Stand, Gomez 4.50 i) 1-Regal_ Image, Leblan 00 don Colonel, Whisees Re, x Rerelows and 'olonel, r Whiz, Baden-B La 'orelevu end aden: +o algae 8 AnD 6 PAID $22.0 po ig g, , by Primate -- Barber Champagne Lill, Vaicutta, foot, A-Roman Warrior, Strathroyal, Prince. A--J G Farintosh and Mrs, G. F. Robson entry DAILY bouste, 7 AND 1, PAID $615.10 Winner, b g, 4, by Porterfield -- Miss omer a Shepperton. Poot THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,300, Maiden, three: and four-year-olds, foaled in Can- ada, 1 Mile turf course (12), 2-Fablus Jr, McComb 15.50 4.0 .203 6Twenty Francs, Werry 2.70 73 3Roman Tribune, Armst Also Ran in Order: Win 'Aco, Count Fair, Chump, Mental Challenge, Ripaiong, Aunt Fanny, Willie's. Brief and Chief White- Devil Lecom, Merit Rippey and Susan's we br g, by Fabius -- Peer- less Mary, by Challenger 2nd. Pool $57,000. FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,300. Claim- ing, three-year-olds. 62 Furlongs (9). 9-Black Isle, Robinson 18.60 7.70 4.80 GIRL BREAKS CYCLE TIPTOE, England (CP) -- A family cycle 130 years old was broken when Caroline Jane Vaughan was born. She is the Pool "$2,535, Quinella Pool $30,435. SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,300 Claiming, four-year-olds and up. 6' Furlongs (8) 1-King of Maryland, Cuthbertson 10.20 3.30 2.30 2City Owl, Werry 2.90 2.10 3Sky Spark, Harfls 2. Also Ran in Order: Mount Market, Fast- oo Love Quest, Joey Mac and Brief Winner, ch, 9, 5,:by Iroman 1--Mi Fallsto, by' British: Buddy. Pool ws SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $2,400 Claim- ig, four-year-olds ad up. 6 Furlags (8) 5Ky. Quill, Turcotte 13.50 8.50 4.40 6Gay Va, Harris 30.20 4-Barleycor, Gomez 3.00 Also Ra | Order: Go Go Jocko, Ar- thur H., Ocean Pearl, Nakina, and A- Badger Pie. Late Scratch -- A-Theodore C. A-Dane Hill Acres and W. T. Juriger entry. Winner, b g, 4, by Retaliation -- STudent Nurses, by Clamis, Pool $60,983. EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,700 aces three ad four-year-olds, Turf Course (8) 5-Admiral's Gift, Dittfach 7T-Social Jewel, Sorensen 3-Market Bid, Ferro Also Ran in Order: Allow- 1 mile o 6.70 3.80 2.70 6.60 3.50 3.20 Rhan, Tricky Sca Bel'o Babee, Gu Artist and Wild Fabive, side since 1830, Pool pihego FI at Bat Admiral Lea -- ous , ledon. Poot $61,902, Total ce BIS ERLE IN GTI GC TI IMEEM IE