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Bobby Reid Is Winner, aii Por ep Tm ky, Se 38 88 J Surviving Foul Claim Gillies: Caouette Runs 5, arms. pal sieonsaree wt But Dad Won't Help Him ing survived a claim of foulltured eighth and ninth races. Saturday to win the third edi-| Joe Dares won the eiginir in BE ks CTC Ase inne fo WBE tion of the Fort Erie Stakes at|2:12 3-5, paying $19.00, $7.00 By CY FOX spirit ag ag mPa ieabelie atv tering sce Se -- Garden City Raceway. and $4.70 MONTREAL (CP)--The teen-|si9 ee ra prs tag young Mr. Cai contends, Overlooked: in the betting at| Hal's Pence won the ninth iniage years of affable Gilles Ca- STUD! 1a ated oid entry from |2:10 45 and paid $7.00, $4.30 andouette were filled Se tat cant feet time, Gaver Cieeey" -- 4% paves ee Reid Ballentine's Bad Axe Sta-/§2.80. polities, economies and life. lover" Gaston. Clermont. of thelthem because the Social Credit ble, raced to a 2% length vic- "| He talked at school and' col- Liberals, who is campaigning|doctrine as taught by bis father Corvair Corsa Sport Coupe tory, paying $18,60, BOWLING NEWS lees. He talked at home, andjacain in the same poe vecimnainisins that "the human be- Bobby Reid fashioned a new there he was matching Wwordsls gsr yotes to 6,632 in the fourling 1s the most important, thing ' ' track record, covering the one R CITY STORE LEAGUE with a formidable orator who way 1963 race, land the economy should be and five-sixteenths mile: replac- Play drass mit Stinson asp (aime, ras been the big influence in : geared to the human being's v 6 6 CORV A R le th : e 1 ing the 2:56 4 clocking set by dune Grice, a. is, 2), All re life -- Real Caouette, his|\CHANGED PARTY needs." Betsy Herbert in 1964, , m5), father, Mr, Girouard switched to the} Like his father, Gille | -- unlike any ing else going e Renald Filion, an eight-year- H My' gy al 200 wr bogey Bosal i \conservatives last year and now tended the anes Cathalie c. old trotting . mare, combined |". °C ey oeen is Fioody 241, Mabel a, -- a cagincering the Tories' flag - bearer nied Heart College in Victoria- Corvalr Is great fun -- going and coming. For '66, as in the entire Chevrolet family, with Cryaial Hal for # $26-00\ iota, "clue welman 221, Ruby|technician by profession, Hull, Que. Hae A ge og ntl od H $4 Sh on 205, 5 there's a new 3-Speed fully synchronized transmission; new seat belts front and rear, Lynden Almer, from Max "em Banding "Modern "yphoier Mn aes bed greg Me. Doeremendie, 4 , former home town of Rouyn, a north- ' ' A . , ing 12, Jury ov , 9 : a backup lights, padded instrument panel and sun visors, outside rearview mirror and ne eek st ro) Krnagnanfo,Jloaars eats Fe |stand in a tough district ASlthe Senate sh ener Gotan! tone Goshen comment 2-speed wipers and washer. All standard equipment. What hasn't changed are quinell Bal oes ag A Ma 1 "atuement dex-Crelcommision fortes he Teorivedleal and eventually with te Corvair's great looks, spirited performance (up to 180 hp on Corsa models!) and LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Horses| CANADIAN ORDER OF FOREsTaRs -- in the yi Ba sagen from a Montreal hospttal. Northern Electric Co, Ltd. ' : / » Ont. oe ounger sporting personality. Come see what makes '66 Corvair so different .. . so great! LONDON, Ont. (CE)---Hornes! Jin Nemieh te gil riding, ig nal TO" Teen ee SmuiL iecei dts ar on ielediadentins thet that uae Ee ' Rexdale, Ont won both divi-|317), Congratulations on those 300 games! y Labelle race as an independent the steel that goes into support sised' of the featured Preston reteset As tintin st C213, 2380, rans ome poe wig "n ae Ceseerimive, suninat 180 etticleliiowers fer electeions eet. ' Fi ' m pi , Fren\own ste Springs Racing Association|ces Gibbs 610 (272) and Wes State 600 campaigns he waged as & cal Hk Ge a Manns and Gilles Caouette at school and pace at Western Fair Raceway Ras ae and over -- Stew. Tippett(didate under his father's lead-|crats 'i wi m Mr , rete college was never public de Saturday night. |a597 Sion. Hartshorn 248, Bob Spiers 237,] ership, ory Gillen Casustie "We father |DAter but he thrived on conver- l Ron Feagen of Goderich tg heraney aan, Reny. berth he! Thinner of face, and trame orice sald: : sations riddjed with ideas, drove both winners, bringing|Diane Lounds 214, Dunc Lowden 207, Donithan his celebrate parent, he) wxy gon can tak of| Any ideological problems were jStoney Burke home firet in the therm ang Clnude Olasstora 202, and they) is ghout te sane height--fiver himself, But ms is os on brought home to Real, in those first division and handling Mar- Peeling 200 feet-eight--and plunged with the}, " lgie Wick in the second division. | fom faqane Mets and Leaders 1-\same intensity into the election I'll certainly speak up for him."|years a garage - owner just [Purse in each division was Fon? Le eee ds Sante oe 'campaigns he staged in 1963 a ie SU Ser climbing toward political prom- |$3,680. SHERIFF'S. TAILORING jand 1968, sists his father, 48, had nothing !ence- en -- vom SWITCHED RIDING to do with the selection of the| The young Caouette has two WINDSOR, Ont, (¢ es iat inihe,,bellipops took, three, points. from)" 'These were fought in the Jong-\Creditiste candidate for Labelle.jother heroes besides his father [Brian paced off a 2:04.83 mile|tne teams all split their points, t#kIngitime Liberal district of Mont-} The local organizers asked ~--Napoleon and the late French- Saturday night, fastest time of|two sac simbugs 14, $mart-(real Laurier and against a re-lhim to run there, says Gilles,|speaking Canadian nationalist, the season at Windsor Raceway, |igg \4, Kit-Kats 14, Lollipops 14, Cracker-|doubtable opponent, The cur- and he agreed, with his party-|Henri Bourassa, These days he A rg gia $5,000 In-|Jacks, 13 and Peppers it cood formirent campaign also has shaped leading father then giving the has, what he was "a good ace, Ke inv no steady cr n ' |: Philip Brian relurned #4, 68 cae ny ona Wap e tn rae the Beant gh Farmers and woodsmen in his wite. : daar: Nova Super Sport Coupe land $2 40. Trotwood Bob, sec: | isk alele we we pp al Watton ase atituency of Labelle, northwest\-- cease ond by 4% lengths, paid $4.80\(74, 299) oon Smith, 631 (2M, 202)! of Montreal. ane Sa Gold Step was third | eoeiney Breer SM sony joanne rugnes| For his baptism of fire two Th Pl ti A I H eh {FR he ie SE sears ago tne voue voune) BME FLASUC Lge 18 Here Wall 24) EV Snow 21, Jane MeCrom|man--who worked, then as now, 66 CHEVY I | k ] eae Que. (CF) se Rebel i234, Marie Upton 224, Carolyn Gilbert with an electrical company in # \ Lan arry a our-year~ 225, Ellen ibson 215, joreen chens | al res : J : sy, 1914, 205 and le F 01, |Montreal--took on Lionel Che- new 00 S, new go, new car: |pacer, captured the agar temon League -- Dawn Carr 99, Joanivrier, a seasoned member of anc es er a lve ltrot-and+ pace featured ninth|walt 9, €sther Hamilton #3, 80, Thelmelthe Tiberal hierarchy and now] ' : ' ' lrac ' > .|Kay Cross 90 and Doreen Sheehey 68. |) 4 | So new, we were going to call it Chevy III. But in spite of those beautiful new sculptured [seen at Conmnelet Fe 8? ~ [Canada's bigh commbtiesloner in) MAHON BAY, M4. (CE)-1white GMOS siete. 20 tect high, ; : : : ; pe aN. ae / . EWE LAN \h ' |Neville Lyon, a native of Eng-jand within the nex ree weeks raged legs -- oes and the ae lineup ---- (up to 350 hp!), oe tet eee wa Cee ee cent of Canada's| Mr. Chevrier wo the 1963|iand's steel city of Manchester, |will be lowered 'by helleoptar it's sti e same dependable, economica sy-goin e i j 1 : ridge, N.Y idilab é "ifight with relative edge, though|believes this is the plastics age. onto the Roman Catholic Star pe , &C Cal, easy-going Vy ome see all the nice. liams of Cambridge, N.Y., Pine|aay, force is in agriculture to Bae manager of Atlantic Bridge of the Sea Church at Canso, . 'Mr. Caouette ranked ¥ecpnd things that have happened to Chevy II. fonda AP nyt ne weet ran the ares compere with 46 per cent among four candidates Co, Lid, (Abet), plastics divi-|N.5, prance SEs ble ce 1 el ee OR ey Bes evrier|sion, he's out to prove it by| Also having finishing touches was off to London and a byelec-|making everything from fishing|applied here is an 18-foot-square U s it Lib : tion to choose his parliamentary|boats to church steeples, altar canopy in blue fibre glass niversl y 1 raries successor saw Mr, Caouette de-| He believes that plastics can|with gold leaf stars for St. feated again, be used for almost anything|Dunstan's Church in Frederic- Ma Enio Com uter Link ' This oe Mr, -- hum-|and ie belief a renee 2 ajton. ers ex-Senator Hen Courte-| marked increase in 'o's plas- Y J Y Pp manche among his opponents initics business. GET BIG CONTRACT WATERLOO, Ont. (CP) --[braries in Ontario may bejLabelle, The seat was won for) «We've got 75 people working Pee Poot att year one of Chief Librarian Robert Harold|linked to a master one. -- --ltfor us now," said Mr, Lyon in raed bengg te p real g rn Blackburn of the University of|that will "take some of the| Bibliographit information nowjan interview, "That's three _ Cc e Mont aoe gi an 1 tek Toronto predicted Saturday that/weariness and searching out Of|can be stored, analyzed and|times as many as we had last inte «6 pe a vs = 4 he | within five years university li-jresearch."' sorted in memory banks of alyear, And in some lines, like rama ag snails "ter Mont- pa -----| Mr, Blackburn spoke at the|computer, Mr. Blackburn told|tractor cabs, our production has| peal's 246 wsleas cars blopening of a $2,750,000 arts li-jabout 500 librarians attending |increased 70 per cent." | It's really a@ selling job,"" brary of the University of Wa-|the ceremony, Earlier this year the plasties|..iq Mr, Lyon, "You have to terloo. He was one of three Ca-| 'When the technique is per-|division moved from cramped) educate peo} Je in the uses that' nadian librarians to receive|fected, every university library |quarters at the company's can be made of plastics. Pulp honorary doctor of laws degrees|may be able to have a direct/home plant in nearby Lunen-|and paper mill people 'are 8 from the university, The others|line into a master computer|burg to a plant here that covers) pooq example and we've really a Aap : ®|were Bertha Basaam, director|which may contain the equiv-|15,000 square feet, It is adja- increased production in mill Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe is : S p emeritus of Toronto's School ofjalent of up-to-date international|cent to Industrial Shipping ©o.| components." with the Sports Option Pa \Library Science," and Jack E.|analytical bibliography, plus ajLtd., a manufacturer of fibre} Most of the mill items are Brown, chief librarian of thejunion catalogue of the libraries|giass pleasure boats acquired) anti . corrosion materials -- 69- National Science Library in Ot-jof a university, or a region, or|by Abco at the end of 1964, foot-long washer hoods, exe tawa, a country," he said, While the toy departments Of/naust hoods, fans. tanks and most stores are currently show- pipelines, é r '66 CHEVELLE a d I ing the versatility of plastics, 8)" Mr. Lyon is confident that the -- manufacturer of moulded fibre : greatest future expansion lies ran new sty e glass, like Abco, can show just] with the fishing industry. Iron- . A ' : : as wide a range of products. |ically, it is here that marketing in middle-size cars! __The church steeple is moulded! nroblems arise. "The fishermen know that What's happened to Chevelle for '66? It's all new. Crisp new front end. Sculptured rear deck. Racy new roofline for the Malibu Sport Coupe. A new Malibu Sport Sedan. i kinds Of ideas tor tings to Se MAY DISTU B SLEE used in fishing, but it will take fibre glass boats are good, that they last longer. But they're Two Sixes and three V8's. Two Station Wagons, two Convertibles. A super duper Sports ; 4 Mens triceas many womenas men some time to educate the fish. conservative people. I've got all ermen," * * * : ' | ) ' a) Option* for Malibu Sport Coupes and Convertibles. Come see '66 Chevelle! ' \, ' Y Gail ; at The provincial government p rbed see? inhqwever, has supplied some u major contracts, These include dasnGvermX ina cleening urinary ante the processing equipment at srpiic, aiea an aneleesle pein Tere uuehe, [the new Lunenburg sea Prod: Backache, and muscular pains, Ges jucts Ltd, plant, winch covers OXSTEX from drugsist, Feel better fast, and fish holding tanks. e *Basic Sports Option includes: Special model identification and exterior trim, Strato-bucket seats and all-vinyl interior, | A note Lh cyeday og ole | to the prominent Canadians | who insist that Bell should '66 IMPALA --Jet-smoother | beownedby Canadians. =| than ever, and as lively as you like! | They've overlooked one | Nothing can compare with Impala at Impala's price! New luxury is everywhere on any | small point. Bell is already | LWAYS THERE WITH READY CASH © of Impala's five models. Power choices from the new 155-hp Six up to the 425-hp Turbo-Jet V8! Outfit yours just the way you like. 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