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38--Coming Events 34--Autamobile Repair FRAWEATSHION epee. 'Special ig port 192¢ Bi eae ric yg ae andFound 5g Ct Te MS ae Road Su phone 725-068) Say DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OF CANADA Notification of Requirement For Leased Accommodation Ajax. _ SEALED ENVELOPES odirase- ed <0 the Office Mano t af Public Week, yi larvis Street, Toronto, Ontario and marked "Quot- ations for the provisions of premises for a Post Office in Ajax, Ontaria" will be re- ceived until 3 p.m, EST, Mone doy, September 13th, 1965. Details of the requirements: for the premises can be ob- tained from the atte, of the District Manager at 241 Jar- _ vis Street, The required prem- Ises_ comprise gpproximately 6,630 squore feet, and-gre to be located in the area bounded by Hignway 401, a Street, Exeter Road nd Nille Road, as accurately Sofined in the requirement document, To be cansidered, each quot- ation must be submitted on the forms supplied ond must be nied by the sec- urlty pred in ae require- ment brie' All quotations received will be for the pervee, and con: sideration of the Department of Public Werks, which may subsequently enter into @ lease eh whichever porty, who in the Departments opin- ion, offers the best solution te its requirements. John P. Harte, Office Manager. ONTARIO ONTARIO HOUSING CORPORATION CALL FOR DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS FOR 42 UNITS OF "ONTARIO . HOUSING" IN THE TOWN OF WHITBY, ONTARIO The closing date for receipt of development proposals for this project, -as recently od- vertised, has been extended, Sealed proposals will now be received by the Managing Director, Ontario _Housi Corporation, Room $02, 95 Yonge Street, Toronto 5, un- til 2:00 PM, Tuesday, August 31st, 1965. Propesal forms, specifications and information may be ob- tained from the office of the Managing Director as above, A @ re FREDERICK JOuN HENRY Y (Fred) jorth Street, Newcastle will without, my \ Fred Ward. ae Eyénts OSHAWA eee Monster BINGO 20 GAMES AT $20 5 GAMES AT $30 ACKPOT NOS. 50 - 55 $10 PER LINE PLUS $200 PER FULL CARD IN 50 AND 55. NUMBERS. THIS WEEK PLUS $25 CONSOLATION PRIZE. $150 TOTAL PRIZES GUARANTEED IN ° THESE TWO GAMES. EARLY BIRD GAME EXTRA PRIZES. 50 in Door Prizes 1,00 ADMISSION JUBILEE PAVILION Direct bus service to 4 Corners CHILDREN UNDER 16' NOT ADMITTED SUNNYSIDE PARK BINGO TONIGHT 20 games ot $20, 5 games ot $30 -- $150 Jackpot 2 -- $250 Jockpots NUMBERS 54 and 50 Early Bird Game RED BARN " Children unc under 16 not admitted | pur AWAY AWAY 8 t a tidy sum by renting thet spare room with @ Times Action Want ad. ' (Home, Oshawa with R Telephone 7232492 and put one to} tor you, | HOLY CROSS BINGO Every Friday 7:45 $600, IN PRIZES $130. in 56 Nos, $20 Consolation $10 each Horizontal Line {31° $200. in 55 Nos. $20 Consolation Free Admmission---Good Parking No Children Please Want-Ads Don't Cost-They Pay eos KENNERY -- In loving on va ney whe Few roll le BE, > ann in on unless marke $. fights ae xd ---Ex-divi er--Ex- i ts, a xara Mt cana u Sales High Low a.m. ati, wo $1i% Ay Mg 20 "Via Stock Abitibi cai OF Taine ANKS te to Tint Mei anced 24.00 ie, ean rkers, Sel cal ee pe eR OBITUARIES LOREN EDWARD CRAIG The death oceyrred yesterday at the Oshawa General Hospital of Laren Edward Craig, of '17 Westmoreland ave., Oshawa. In his 49th year, he had been in failing health for the past year. He was the son of Luella and BIRTHS 'igat ons leased to a annus IF a i + 10, 1965, at the me lbs., 2 O28. vai Maney x, Ld G eral Hi a ag o Anderson and four! staff, BHOE -- Ivan and Hele Helen wish te an- nance 1s birth of @ bouncing baby pay. bor, i# 25.. an August 965, ine ener i 4 iy play: roe Angela. i randson for " yA reciee on we Kehoe. mn Nath floor Ps Av AP gts both pale DEATHS CRAIG, Lorne Edward fiaverea int into A in Wy Hospita Lorne ed oo oy' kten s. Luella Craig of Rick, vce, q *rofher ef Ronald, Kenneth Bring ae bee of Orillia; in his 4th esting at the Armstrong Funeral hawa, with funeral service in Thursday, August pH Nicholls rr Oe awa General gual + i, ae! Moveres aba! father of Pic et the cha BVANS, William ' lengthy iWpees at Oshawa Gen- er Hospita en ' hursday, August 12, 945, William Vee in his Sist year, beloved hushend of Edith wars uN Victor gy wn Fred rata, A Mg NY, se A rs. . Wain ware es and, Nand. Resting at the New Funeral Chapel, 390 King Street West for service in we chapel on Saturday morning at 10 @. inverrmont Mount Lawn Cemetery. GRIFFIN, James Peter Entered into rest in the Oshawa General Hespital on Thursday, August 12, 1965, James Peter Griffin, beloved hushand of Catherine Griffiths and father Mrs. Matthew Campbell (Margaret) 'of Whitby, Mrs. Welter Hulier (Betty) of Brookli Ars. John Collins Fal ha' Resting at the Arma Lens a J igh Mess Woly Cross Chur Y Soturdey. Aug: oe " at 10 a.m, Interment Resurrection Cemetery. HUTCHISON, William Hanlan | Entered into rest in the Private Patients Pavilion of Toronto General Hospita' Thursday, August 12, es. Willlam Han- jan Hutchison, late Myrtie Anna Haesier, father of Ken- neth i of brother of Mrs. beloved husband of the aurice Hutchison Oshawa, Wilmer Nuttall (May), Mrs, Harmon of Frayn (Luella), and Cecil, all of Kingston and Clarence of Brewer's Mills. and grandfather of Mrs. Christopher Sheffield (Joan) and Larry Hutchison. of Oshawa; in his §2nd ear. Resting at oh Armstrong Funeral ome, Oshawa with funeral service in the chapel Sewurdey, August 14. Inter- Oshawa Union Cemetery. Leip ded asked not te call at the funeral init Friday afternoon.) SHERWIN, Mabel Lillian At Victoria Hospital, London, on nesday, August ||, 1965, Mabel ey th Graydon Street, London) and formerly of Oshawa, beloved wife of the 4g michara Resting at Mcintosh-Anderson Funeral Home, 152 King Street East. Service in the chapel on Saturday, August 14 at 1.30 Be. interment Bethesda Cemetery, Har- we . WAGAR, Blizabeth Victoria Entered into wz In the Oshawa Genera! Hospital on Wednesday, August Me Md Elizabeth Victoria Cairns, widow of liam Herbert Wagar, mother of Mrs. WT. D. Robertson (Ruth) of Westmount, Que- bec, Robert of Newcastle and Donald of beg tig and sister of Frank Cairns i Sroeatn in her 76th year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with yrara pone in the chapel Friday, August 2 pe Interment Baptiste kag Brook! LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral arrangements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 EVERLASTING MEMORIALIZATION is almost possible with the MATTHEWS BRONZE MARKER that we supply and install; Please call! MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK 723-2633 Kindness beyond Price, yet Within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 IN MEMORIAM CHANDLER -- In loving memory of 3 dear husband and father, Charies Chand- ler, who passed away August 12, 1964, He Is gone but not forgotten, * And, as dawns another year, Inour lonely hours of thinking, Thoughts of him are always near. Days of sadness still come o'er us, Friends may think the wound is healed, little know the sorrow That lies within the hearts cone concealed. Lovingly and ever remembered by wife | Madeline and daughter Linda. CHANDLER -- In loving memory of a: dear son, Charles, who passed away Aug-| ust 12, 1964. We who love you sadly miss you, | As it dawns another year in our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you are ever near. Sadly missed by Mom and Dad. CHANDLER ~ In lsving memory of a jdear brother, Charles, who passed away | jAugust 12, 1964. There is a family who misses you, And finds time long since you went, We think of you daily and hourly, But try to be brave and content Friends may think we have forgotten When at times they. see us smile, But they Jittle know the heartache Our smiles hide all the while thelr Lovingly remembered by brothers, sis- tere and families, | the late Edward Craig. He was born in New Liskeard an No- vember 27, 1016. He married the former Miss Frances Wilson at Midland in 1946. He managed Walker stores in Midland, Barrie, Arnprior and Oshawa. He had lived in r.|Oshawa for the last four years. After leaving Walker stores he was employed at General Motors for a year. He was a member of the First Baptist Church where he was chairman of the Deacons Board. He leaves his wife Marie Frances; his mother Luella who lives at Orillia and two children, Nancy and Rick, both of whom "live at home. There are three brothers, Ran- ald, Kenneth and Stanley, all of whom live at Orillia. The body is resting at the '/Armstrong Funeral Chapel for -|service today at 8 p.m. The body will then be moved to Nicholls Funeral Home at Mid- land for burial on Friday at 3 p.m. at Lakeview Cemetery, Midland. Both services wil) be conducted by the Rev. M. F, Swackhammer, WILLIAM EVANS The death occurred at the Oshawa General Hospital today of William Evans, of 1101 ™-| Cloverdale, Oshawa. In his 8ist year, he had been in failing health for the past three years. Born in the cathedral town of Canterbury, England, he moved to Canada at an early age. He married the former Miss Edith Marie Masserella in 1904. He and his wife celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last year. For 36 years he owned and operated the Gold Medal Clean- ers on Bond st. e, The business |is now run by his sons. He was a member of St. George's Anglican Church, the Phoenix Lodge No. 22, IOOF of which he was a Past District Deputy Grand Master, the Can- tons and the Ontario Encamp- ment No. 10. He had a country home at Pine Point on Scugog Lake and spent the winters at Daytona |Beach, Florida. During the First World War he served overseas with the 37th Battalion, He was in France between 1915 and 1919. He was a member of the Osh- awa Canadian Legion. He leaves his wife Edith; j| two sons, Victor of Whitby and Lawrence of Oshawa; ~ two daughters, Mrs. N. Chandler (Dorothy) and Mrs. E. Bouck- ley, (Fairley), both of Oshawa. There is one brother, the Rev. Frederick Evans of Katoomba, New South Wales, Austrdlia and a sister, Mrs. F. Pergomet (Florence) of Auck- land, New Zealand. There are eight grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. The body is resting at the Gerrow Funeral Home for service this Saturday. at 10 a.m. Burial will be at Mount Lawn Cemetery. JAMES PETER GRIFFIN The death occurred at the Oshawa General Hospital yes- terday of James Peter Griffin, of 91 Banting ave., Oshawa. In his 69th year he had been in failing health for the past eight years, He was born on August 25, 1896. at Whitechapel, London, England. He was married on |December 26, 1918, to Mary --| Ann Griffiths. He came to Can- jada and Oshawa 41 years ago. For 17 years he was employed at Fittings Ltd. retiring in 1957. He was a member of the Holy Cross Church. During the First World War he fought with the Queen's Royal West Sur- reys. He was with the Surreys for 12 years. He played as a drummer with the Oshawa Canadian Corps Association and the Sons of Ulster Flute Band. He is survived by his wife Catherine; three sons, James |of Niagara Falls, New York; Robert and Edward (Ted), both of Oshawa; and three daugh- ters, Mrs. Matthew Campbell |(Margaret), Mrs. Walter Hul- lear (Betty) of Brooklin. and} Mrs. John Collins (June), of); | Oshawa, There is one sister, Mrs. | Elizabeth Griffin, of London, ingland. There are 12 grand- children and five great-grand- | children, The body is resting at the| | Armstrong Funeral. Home for | High Requiem Mass to be sung at Holy Cross Church on Sat- urday. The Rev, M. Beriault | will sing the Mass, Burial will be at Resurrection Cemetery. 9a 44+ vs] es 400 §: 510 bs Cc imp Bk © 360 Cl Gas Oil ciL 100 CPR Chemcell er comne 175 p 150 irysier, 200 Furies a to 520 $42% 2 M ii 4% 639 $13% 12% 13% 40 $105¥2 105V2 1052 2/5 $6% - 225 $22 22 pia tii vi t _ @ i iis 1% $ 4 25 32h 23% 200 $19%8 19% 100, $30% 307% 4 m " "4 bx 19a -- Ve 3% + Ve 64-- Va 97 Sie + Ve 105 46Ve 23% + Vs Fed Grain GMC Goodyr pr GL Paper G L_ Power GN Cap C w 400 Gr Weg G 100 Guar Tr 100 Hawker-3 20 $§ Hayes Stl 100 500 23% 60 2 int C G rts 400 int Nickel 30 Int Util xd 120 Inter PL 40 int Stl P Jefferson 19 Jeff Bw 12% Jockey C 200 5% Kelsey Co xd 225 Bird LOnt Cem 500 LO Cem w 4525 no" x" +10 takeisra 100 8 45 Ve 94% 3014 -- Ve 88 5% 19% + Ve 12% + V4 Sve " i Leaf Mill Mass-F Moore Nat Drug Noranda NO 8 Ogilvie Pac Pele Pow Corp Price Bros Gas Rothman Roya: @k Saiade 'bayverie 34a 380 Shelli Can 239 Sheil | pr 200 Simp Sears 113 2657 Stee: Can Texaco 100 §50% Tor-Dom Bk 50 $6lva 6i¥2 T Fina 2600 $13 134 Tr Can PL 3/5 $36% 36% Trans PPL 2100 $9 9 Turnbull 200 $10% 10% Un Carbide 1000 $28% 2% Un Sreei 6700 $87 = 80 Versatile 560 $20a 20 Walk GW 200 $372 3/'4 Westeel 140, $15¥a 15% W Pacific $174 17 $20 20 S1% itr 11% $25¥a 25a 25% vou Sau Sau OILS Mideon NC Gils Permo Spooner Triad Oil Union Oil U Canso 1500 215 550 00 2. Ss 2 $194 19% 9a+ Vo aS 30 31S +5 MINES Agnico 1000 133 133. 133 OBITUARIES MRS. ELIZABETH V. WAGAR The death occurred at the Oshawa General Hospital yes- terday of Mrs, toria Wagar, of 85 Nassau st., Oshawa. In her 76th year, she had been in failing health for |e past four years, The former Miss Elizabeth Victoria Cairns, she was the daughter of the late Elizabeth and Andrew Cairns, She was ia on June 2, 1890, at Brook- n. She was married to the late William Herbert Wagar on Sep- tember 11, 1911, at St. Andrew's Church, Oshawa. She had lived in Oshawa for the past 63 years, She was a member of St. Andrew's United Church and the Scout Mothers' Auxiliary of that Church, She was a former ers' Association. husband on September 6, 1961. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. T. D, Robertson (Ruth), of West mount, P.Q.; two sons, Robert of Newcastle and Donald of | Bowmanville. There is a broth- er, Frank Cairns, of Brooklin. There are eight grandchildren 'and three great-grandchildren. The body is resting at the Armstrong Funeral Chapel for service tomorrow at 3 p.m. The service will be conducted by the Rev. J. K. Moffat of Simcoe |Street United Church. Burial will be at Baptist Cemetery, Brooklin. - FUNERAL OF HOWARD JOHN McCOMB The funeral took place yester-| day of.Howard John McComb, who died at the Oshawa General |Hospital on August 9. In his 79th year, he lived at n4 Albert st., |Oshawa. Funeral service was from the Armstrong Funeral Home with the service conductéd by Ernest Fellows, assistant at King Street United Church, Burial was at Oshawa Union Cemetery. Pallbearers were all employ- ees of the Metropolitan Insu- ance Company. They were Grover Gage, Douglas Stainton, Charles Green, Jack Graham, George Leeming and Garry Booth. e|>Call Me Elizabeth Vic-|¢ 'STOCK MARKET Am Lerder 4900. 20 Ang Rouyn ry il sit Pug 26% + Ve 550 +5 a3 EH 325. --5 s Denison Dicknsn Discovery Dome Va 7% On 4 27% 27% '0 ait 40 5 tt fo de od S314 3% 3% 314% 14% 14% 205° 205 205 --' 15 45 --5 5 1399 42 "Mol Marchant 200 2 240 240 +4 Mattgmi 17% Wie-- Va Meta Uran WY" WA-- Midrim 48 4BVa +12 Mt Wright a 4 4 +1 Multi: 53. (53 New Ath New Bid N Hosco N Mylama Norbeau Norgold Norpax North Can +1 8 2 --2 1% '1% 30. 28%2 284--1 -5 Opemiska Orchan Pax Int Perr Pine Point Placer Purdex is. ue Man 23¥2 23Va 23%2-- Va we Sturg 4 06C«A 10 8 9 --6 600 220 190 214 185 145 (155 Rix Athab 21a 21% 21% Roman S75 $75 575 Sherritt Silvertield 425 Willrey 30 165 White Star 10800 65 Sales to 11:00 a.m.: 1,699,000, rengian PP ae "Lae, Coch Will 450 sas 0 600 Joburke 1000? i] ¢ 67% 67% -- 0 C +7 --20 } 123; meth ee sais ois es J cane S-Lad mi. ish 0 {2 if The snare y we, een tie bi had , Ne Double mate = THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,100. Claim- ing, three-year-olds and up. 1 1-16 Miles it) rie sae 6% 1 38 3.00 iis Turley, ve, ig art and B ; dim, haa -- wolt vouati RACE -- Purse $2,700. Al- ees. three-year-olds and up. 1 1-16 Miles (8), 1-Vic Mo Chroi, Gomez 7.50 5.20 4.40/M 3-Flaming. Triumph, F'simmons. 7.20 ba 10 6-Contest Man, Harris Also Ran in Order: Five Loves, Ferrat, Tricky Scamp, Blu Sunshine Blond. Winner, ch.g, &, by Chamier -- Vie Girl, by Vic Day, Pool $63,034" FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,600. Allow- brs ie Mel, and Clear a FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,100. (3000) Claiming, maiden,.three- and four-year- olds. One and one-sixteenth Miles, Chic Visiter, Dittfach 111 Penadee, No Boy A-X11) Xalapa Curry, Grech X110 Ascot Prince, Steve X106 | Bedford Park, No Boy 116 |Bettye M., Cuthbertson X113 Ripglong, 'Gordon Ww Land Ahead, Turcotte X11! Royal Bunny, J Diaz X106 Alice H., Steve ange Berne Jerry, No Boy Mental Challenge, Bitrtach mt Algo Eligible: Jet invader, Leblanc, Selwyn, X110; Win Dixie, Walsh, 111; Nordstern, McComb, ii Tanamakoon, Turcotte, X106; Honey, Harris, A-X110, A--M Kane, M Cohen and L C Morrisroe Entry. SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000 (3000)/¢ Claiming, three- and four-year-olds, 6% furlongs. Bingham, Turcotte nie Great Promise, Shuk 11) ee ay R! + Harris BH Bethe Away. Be me San Valcutta, Harris cic Witencean' WensiNara %ta M » Inouye 106 Wi inon, Ferro 105 Annie Dory, No Boy 101 Harris, FIRST RACE -- 7 Furlon maidens, ali 09%, Purse $700 (8) SMiss hy Cc, ingles 4.30 a 7-Reaper Mc! Wigs 3 Carr 4.0 Palmer 4.00 Also Sta Mr C Lee, Oakie -Bars, Rex, Bonnie Blue A, and Ginger Oak's, SECOND RACE -- 7 Furlongs (Pace) for Fyeer-olds and up. Claiming, $2,000. Purse $600 (7) 4+Eclipse C.- 00 410 32 4 Waddel 4.70 Alse we Kitigen, Shirley Baker J, and Cunny's Lu Yocke. DAILY DOUBLE, ° SAND a 'vaio 921.40 Scratched, Roselawn Boy. THIRD RACE -- 7 Fur a Teel) for d-year-olds and up. Purse (7) &-Havana Julep, W'wood 9.10 400° i? 3-Wind Song, rg 60 1-Patsy Peters 3rd, 8 abe |, Josedale Fiyaway, and Scratched, Patricle oe erm FOURTH RACE -- 7? Furlongs (Pace 4Johnny Hy, Comeeet 146.0 $70 3.40 3-Vernons Star. ; eye phocesd "oirect ier Alse Kaylee, {tee} for 90 70 Norris Trivue, Also Started: White. "Prince, for 7-year-olds end up. Claiming, $600 (8). Started Miss Goldie Abbas Wick. FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace) for 2- year-olds, 'Standardbred Stakes" (ist Elimination). Purse $4,523. %). 4Bright Mir, Feagan rr) 2.10 3.00 5Pats Ezra, Carmichael 5,50 we 70 8Game Mir, Cunnin erbert, Duc Drum: mond, Armbro Granite, Worthy Fleming- ton, and Par-T. SIXTH RACE--"Standardbred Stakes" {and Elimination). 1 Mile (Pace) for 2- year-olds, Purse $4,523. 7-Direct Dave, Waples 6Armbro Guy, McKinley 5-Danny_ Mar-Mic, Cournoyer Also Started: Armbro Guest, Chieftan, zra. QUINELLA, 7 AND 6, PAID $38.60 SEVENTH RACE -- 7 wfurlongs (Pace) for dyear-olds and up, Purse $1000 (8) 3-King Grattan S, Fillon 19.70 ri +2 6-Patsy G 2nd, Campbell 3.10 5-Skip, Fritz Also Started: Widow Mar Mic, K Blue, Dillard, and A W Lee. DNF--Aggression. DNF--Accident did not finish. EIGHTH RACE -- 7 Furlongs Ap for 3-year-olds and up. Purse $1,200 8-Count Yates, Kingston 5.90 4.30 a. 6Flashy Freight, McKinley 6.30 $8 one, Symbol, Witte Ise Started; Madam Victor, thetelon, vant s Pride C, Diana Hunter, and Ben Away. NINTH RACE -- 7 Furiongs (Pace) for Frisco. True Ezra, and m Also Started: Kino 25. (7). 12.80 4,70 3.30 3.30 2.80 3.40 Belmac Kawartha Admiral, and Brave 3.30 Deena member of the Air Force Moth-| 'Found At Fair She was pre-deceased by her) Nifty Needles If needlecraft is your - forte, the Oshawa Fair (Aug, 19 to 21) will have some first-class ex- hibits on display in the Alexan- dra Park buildings If you like to coax mystical shapes out of gnarled driftwood then see what others have done at fair-time. If you appreciate the time- consuming toil behind a well- worked piece of leather, put this exhibit first'on our list. These and additional varied displays of household | linens, children's wear, rugs and hats will attract artisans and those who appreciate the skills of persons who work with their hands. Featured in the Junior girls' class will be sewing, baking, flower arrangements and hob- bies. Baked and canned goods and other domestic science dis- plays are included. Livestock entries include sheep, dairy and beef cattle, heavy and light horses--and ponies. Exhibitors other than agricul- tural include safety displays by ithe Department of Transport, Family Herald, and a driver. Purse % 3.00 Fleety Riddell. GREENWOOD RACEWAY WEONESDAY, AUGUST 1) Syear-olds and up. Purs @$1,000 (8), 4Wally B Byrd, Miller 6.80 4.20 3.20 TJudge «Lawrence 12.70 6.00 e. Patch C, Craig 5.80 'Also Started: Favonian Gratien, Star M irene Mac: Distance. Out, and % Attendance 7012. Total Pool $343,489. FORT ERIE RESULTS WEDNESDAY, 'ave. " FORT ERIE ENTRIES FRIDAY, AUGUST 13 se am ceed ated oe ick eg te piensa BO I Ob EO re yy pre re ee duTat ols AME rus td y Cc el " M tT 00. 9.001 © ByeliW B--J H Bell ro et ot om c TOR o ater IGHTH RACE -- Purse i inf 'ieleare ie and nd Bs wre + Harris = 1.80 12.00 salt tety woe, Gomez 4.00 as velling. ie, Were der: haba Fayl san Doating, he L Sarosu, © Bat nn me tel Aaa sane bd K fendance, & ind Poa Mgnt: Tippidy, Ferro, 108; ried By Ai rg 110; For Wan, (Nie omb, fh, he Gina Su, No Boy, 110; a laos joy, A-110; Chole Practice, N 3. |A-- "4 'ironach and WB Malor and A G Le r) | THIRD RACE -- Pures $2,200. Maiden, |two-year-olds. About 7 Furlongs on turf. |Rayal Staff, Leblanc 120 |Dunman, Turcotte ¥110 |Solar Park, Robins lalate | Royal Encounter, |Arab Prince, Ferro xe Red Lapels, Duran 115 Busher Jackson, Cuthbertsan X110 Koura, McComb Hey Mald, he 44 12 Silver Gus, No Boy Mariscal, No Boy 0" FOURTH RACE -- puree. $2,100. (3000) Claiming, Loree yencalge and up. Ong and bad -sixteenth . i's Victor, Oiiec ie 'mbro, Dittfach 113 iooor Ig interes, Steve Also & 2,400, Allow- ces. T ne hore me, Move, Maa ial Famastar, A--S baba ol wwe P Kalensky and J J SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,500, (9000) con 'Beau syd "6 xi Midway Blue, Tiblane 1 vleTy Bom = Pury he ah' See ie Ae ga A: Mr ice Water, Femitlard lard in Ent oeetiker rs Fotne Claiming, three-year-olds and up, 4 Fur- longs. PERMANENT DEBENTURES ° & GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 5% for'any term from 1 to 5 years Issued in amounts from $500 to $50,000" larger amounts subject to negotiation CANADA PERMANENT VINGS » «MO! ESTABLISHED tang Please send me an application form and folder for © Debentures (1 Guaranteed Investment Certificates leaseininadinat Oshawa Shopping Centre, 728-9482 J, W. 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