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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thumdey, Avgust 12, 1965 'Bright Mir', 'Direct Dave' Win Elimination Heats TORONTO (CP)--Bright Mir' and Direct Dave won two elim- ination heats for the Canadian Standardbred Horse Society Fu- turity Stakes at Greenwood Raceway Wednesday night. 'The first five finishers in each clmination heat meetin «final show. test here Aug. 18. Bright Mir, owned by Adrien and Gerard Miron of St. Augus- tin, Que., won the first elimina- Eee sea 1a, Bright Air do feated Pat's Ezra by 3% lengths Exotic Holidays Swedish Trend STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -- Sweden's affluent society, earn- ing more money today than ever before, appears to be tir- ing of Europe as a vacation playground. More and more Swedes are seeking more exotic spots as far afield as Australia. For years, Swedes have sought to escape the Arctic winters of their Nordic capital by travelling to Majorca and the Canary Islands. Italy, Greece, Spain and the south of France have been equally pop- ular resorts. Now, however, with more money to spend and more time at their disposal, distance ap- <e to be losing significance. Stockholm travel agency, Bs example, reports a roaring bod in long-distance trips, in- ing a package trip to Aus- oo via Beirut, Bombay and Singapore. and Game Mir, from Elmer Ugg ag PRL Ingersoll, Ont., stable, was third. Bright Mir paid $3.40, $3.10 and $3 to win. Pat's Ezra was $5.50 and $4.60 to place ms Game Mir returned $10.70 to Direct Dave, ond elimination in the sixth race, defeated Armbro Guy, owned by the Eagle Stable of Kitchener, Danny Marc ~- Mic, from Ann Cote's Sillery, Que., stable, was third. Direct Dave, driven by owner Keith Waples of Victoria Har- bour, Ont., paced the mile in 2:10 1-5 paid $12.80, an and $3.30 to win. Armbro Guy $3.30 and $2.80 and Mar-Mic $3.40. RATAVIA, N.Y. (CP) -- Cricket, a nine-year-old pacer owned by the ABC and G Stable of St. 'Lambert, Que., won the featured $1,100 conditioned pace "1 _--* Downs Wednesday ie rg shot returned $1.60, $5.80 and $3.20 in r the immense and partly unexplored region. Scientists from the universi-|w : tropical the sec-| auspices of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. The expedition will follow the first international soil biology en here Sept. 10 to Oct. One of the most interestin studies will be the terrac cultivation system used by the Quechua Indians in the hi Mesetas of Peru. The soil of terraces has apparently not de- clined in. fertility despite 900) years of use. OFFER PRICE GUIDES One of the Australian govern- ment's guides for immigrants is @ comparison of. prices for all kinds of foodstuffs in seven major cities, MONTREAL (CP)--The Sea- International Union ternational Trazseort Workers' Federation. The federation consists of 340 unions said to represent 6,500,- 000 transport workers in 83 non- 'Communist countries. The SIU of Canada, in an an- nouncement from its Montreal headquarters Wednesday, said it previously had been repre- sented in the London-based fed- eration by the Seafarers' Inter- national Union of North Amer- iea, The new affiliation will not sever any links between the SIU of Canada and its parent North American unit, a spokes- -- for the- Canadian union said. "With the dirsct affiliation; the Seafarers' International Un- ion of Canada row will be able to speak directly for the inter- ests of Canadian sailors on is- sues concerning their welfare s international trade," the SIU of Canada said in its announce- ment. SSRI eA RR A NRE MENON RAED, mile in 2:10 2-5. Elden Turcotte" drove Mr. Cricket to a nose victory over Terron, owned by the Mehlen- bacher. Stable of. Hagersville, Ont, Jimmie Bond was third. Terron paid $8.60 and $4.80 to place and Jimmie Bond was $3.40 to show. Mental Tests Seen Stiffer WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Honey West Normal Girl nOLLY WOOD ( Pe yt a .. We Uke to think of Honey West as defi department says young American males are as healthy years ago. U.S. military service, officials say, it's due primarily to stiff- ened mental requirements. Figures compiled by the of- fice of the army surgeon-gen- eral show about 12- per - cent are being rejected service now than during ae Second World War. While rejections for medical reasons have remained about 15 per cent, those for mental rea- sons are up 12 per cent. i wee And Honey West, of course, is one of next season's 20 or so new television comedy series. Tt is an oblique commentary on the state of network entertain- ment when producer Spelling in- sists that the ABC spoof is one INSECTS WEAR COATS Insects which live on the hot sand dunes on the Delaware coast have been found to have heavy heat-repelling coats of of next season's more daring experiments. "No one has ever attempted ft," he continued. "The odds are really against the show. The question is whether the public will accept a girl lead in a half-hour adventure show." The mood, Spelling hopes, will be pure Peter Gunn, the private eye series of several seasons back that combined ur- banity and sophisticated, brit- tle dialogue with roundhouse slugging so dear to the hearts of the viewers. Its immediate parent, how- ever, was Burke's Law, which blazed a TV trail because it "kidded murder, néver gotten credit for it,' as- serted Spelling, who also pro- daced that series. Honey first appeared as a character in the Gene Barry series on ABC last season. As originally observed, Honey v=eactress Ann Francis--was a ate eye who protected herself against assorted evil doers with a quick flip of the wrist that sprawled them on the sidewalk or with a hand-chop that knocked them cold. George Maharis, who rode oft | the télevision range in a cloud of futy after those seasons of Route 66, returns for the first time as an actor in one of the Bob Hope Theatre shows--shar- ing billing with Simone Signo- ret. Meanwhile, he has been busy with motion picture roles and we've and has a profitable singing ca- reer going for him, too. fur or hair. PHIL WRIGHT and the COUNTDOWNS Dancing 9 p.m. till 1 Admission $1.75 At The HOTEL LANCASTER The supply of old movies | which have not been released to television is lower than New York City's reservoirs. NBC worried about the shortage t years ago, experimented b: with making some full Aagth films then dropped the expen- sive project. Now CBS is con- sidering a partnership with one of the studios in such produc. tions which would also be re- leased to theatres. eweligg? has -- a pac of foreign s 4 for broadcast in 1966. It in- clues some Sophia Loren ard i pictures including Yes- | tarda, Today and Tomorrow finsT SHOW AT DUSK GOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8100 PM. BLUE HORSE LOUNGE $300 A MONTH FOR LIFE Here Is @ pion to provide for your family If you should die, or for your retirement years If . You make regular payments te the Sun Life of Canada, then et age 65, you start receiving $300 a month for life, or if vou prefer, $44,150 in cash. Both of these d by leaving your dividends on deposit. Should you not survive te oge 65, a minimum of $30,000 will be pald immediately to your family. you survive . . ean be | --or healthier--than those of 20 7 If more are being rejected for | GREAT HITS! henig FUN! SONGS ! ACTION ! FIRST OSHAWA SHOWING ! 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