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) PATTERNS ALK OF TOWN By ANNE ADAMS S CURVE SWERVE is Ik of the town -- does the beautiful things for the Petal scallops bloom on ollar -- all in all, a dress ke yours now! ied Pattern 4911: Misses' 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, Size 14 %s vards 39-in CY CENTS (50c) in coins tamps, please) for each 1. Ontario residents add Ss tax. Print plainly SIZE, ADDRESS, STYLE ER. order to ANNE ADAMS, of the Oshawa Times, 1 Dept., 60 Front st Wii 0 1, Ont. mer's Fashions are a OR ALL SIZES! See 115 two free hat patterns, , accessories in new - Summer Pattern Cata- ft Coupon for free pat- Catalog. Send 50c RESULTS and 4-year-olds, fonied In Cda, Bleu, Grubb 17.70 8.99 5.90 A 10.00 4.20 4 '4 in Order; Arctic Piitad ingo, Blue China, The Ann B Good bead tACE -- Purse $10,000 added Stakes", two-year-olds, 514 Image, Grubb 7.70 4.40 3.40 hoes, Dittfach 480 4.20 'do, Turcotte 9.00 | in Order: Balperion, ae rgoyne, Winning Isle, Past s-Mygypsey, B-Hasty Laugh- ostume, Poet's Dream and er. Farms entry e# entry ' RACE -- Purse $15,000 naught Cup Stakes-Handj. ld 'olds and up, foaled in ites, Good, Grubb 6.50 4.00 2.19 Near, Dittfach 5.20 2.19 ra, Gomez 2.10 + He's @ Smoothie na TOR, 1 AND 5, PAID $39.40 RACE--Purse $2,300. Claim. ar-olds and up. 1 1-16 Miles rse Gitt, Kelly 6.20 3.40 2.79 Grubb 4.20 3.40 nage, Coombs 6.10 in Order: Sarosu, Marching ore Tony B Good and $s 11,025, 1» $660,067, TRIES No Boy 112 Barroby 120 Vo Boy 115 Turcotte 117 Hale 112 tr» Grubb X107 $s, Gordon 112 Gubbins 112 io Boy 112 hg Dittfach 112 e: Boy 117 lo Boy 119 cH -- Purse $2,000. Mal 1 (3500). Two-year-oldg 5 Furs ht, Kelly 107 Green XXXx108 lo Boy 117 jon 120 00d XXX110 i linojosa 120 No Boy 112 us teve 117 celly X115 tarrison 112 Dittfach 120 itfach 119 ACE -- Purse 2.200, /ear-olds, -- foaled in Cada, No Boy 11 Dittfach 110 No Boy 120 ouye 120 No Boy 118 alsh 115 omb 115 \GERING) => Purse $2,000. Claim. yeerolts and up. 6 Furs >| d, Kelly x14 ) Boy 119 XX107 ic 122 arrison' 114 Brownell XX107 , Dittfach 111 -- Purse $2,500. All olds, foaled in cde. cote 119 rnblum X16 Grubb 117 rroby 119 pomez 122 GERING) 'CE -- Purse $2,100, Four-year-olds and up, bb XIII Poirier XXxX101 rotte 108 ch 119 ojosa 116 vob X106 XXX103 em --Purse $2,000. Claim. "year-olds and up. 6 16 ell X109 Ditach 116 X17 elly X114 'don 119 fo 108 srubb XI14 --7 Ibs AAC; XXx--10 is This is a_ self - dumping Dg barge capable of carry- ing 1,500,000 board feet of SHIP aeli Minister's Wife Arrives In United States 'NEW YORK (AP) -- Mrs.|carefully etched, and the prom- Oshe Dayan, green-eyed wife ise of more. § THAT UNLOAD THEMSELVES logs. It is used to transport logs 500 miles from lumber- ing operations in British THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, July 10, 1967 17 jnancy and, if possible, to re ae) " on Canadian Week-End Toll Alabama Governor mre tte tumor. | Lists 63 Accidental Deaths F* Sreration scheduled to go into surgery several hours. HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) -- Can-| at cpp ng 23 to be i : , firmed|able to tell what the operation By, THE CANADIAN PABHE | Prinpe Siverd Und re) SANURDAY (ite, Seumiat ae coated foveal 'vhost metal Pale At least 63 persons met acci-jcorded one tra an death and) Allan Murray Stafford, 9,|Governor Lurieen Wallace of tin is issued at 3 p.m. dental death in Canada during Nova Scotia one drowning. New-| truck by a car near his home|Alabama is mali nant. | The malignancy, first de- the weekend, including 39 in/foundland was. fatality-free. r4 "| | : . traffic mishaps. jin Shedden, eight miles south- | The survey does not include|west of St.Thomas, They prepared for an explor. jtected three weeks ago by doc- 'bis F ; ° tory operation today to deter-|tors in Montgomery, Ala., was A Canadian press survey from industrial or natural deaths,| win : al "| : ; 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sun-| known suicides or slayings. ste, Wak ck ee mine the extent of the malig-'confirmed Sunday by specialists day, local times, showe per: SUNDAY ! ' ok b s | sons drowned, four died in fires] walked along Highway 7 a mile ; | Thomas Swayze, 17,. Niagara west of Havelock. yg Feo pe gg vo Falls, Ont., drowned when he} Robert D. Allworth, 55, and) 16 in traffic, five drownings,|fell from a raft in the Welland|Gordon Glen Cassidy, 31, both two men diéd when their light! River. jof Toronto in a two-car crash. aircraft crashed near Bolton! Henryk Kocur, 21, Toronto,| Brian Cook, Toronto, when he) and a four - year - old boy|drowned in the Kahshe River/fell from a cliff in Bon Echo smothered in his crib. inear Orillia. | Provincial Park, 55 n.iles north- | Quebec had 17 fatalities, 13 on| Michael Kondratiuk, 31, Ham- east of Belleville. the highway. Two_ personsjilton, struck by a car as he} Ralph Gerald Wilkie, 43, Rus- drowned and two died in separ-|checked his vehicle for damage | sol} Township, and Denise Vil-| ate falls. |from a previous crash. \leux of Eastview, an Ottawa In Manitoba, four were killed | Thomas Stuart Brown, 25, of|suburb, in a two-car. collision| in traffic mishaps, one drown-| head injuries received after he) near Ottawa "THe WAR WAGON" | |ing was reported and one man|was thrown from his motor-) 1 \.4ne Robitaille, 2, hit by a Se ec uncurues | rear Mosychick, sf Tur car near his home in Eastview '! TECHNICOLOR® /PANAVISION® sammy "2 \4 DIE IN B.C, FIRE onto, drowned in Lake Ontario. FRIDAY TIMES -- 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:30 - 7:35 - 9:40 British Columbia, also with} Allan MacRae, 46, Renfrew, i six deaths, recorded one on the|drowned after his. motorhoat) _ Barbara Jean Graves, 18, highway, one drowning and four|drifted over a hydro dam on Keene, Ont., killed when a car persons killed in fires. the Bonnechere River, North-!/ driven by her father careencd Four persons died in Alberta.) west of Ottawa off a highway into a rock bluff. Two were killed in car crashes| Larry Allen Stephenson, four-| Donald Fendley, 43, Brampton 'THE WAR WAGON ROLLS and two children in falls from) months-old, Listowel, smothered|and Donald Gillespie, 23, Tor- horses. jin his crib. onto, killed when their singie|& ieee Posen ae Saskatchewan had two traffic} Anna Busnello, 10 months,|engine plane crashed in a Bol- --_ fatalities while New Brunswick | Toronto, died after a two-car|ton cow pasture. had one drowning and one ac-|rear-end crash 15 miles east of} Allan Clarke, 19, NIGHTLY FROM 8:00 P.M. -- First Oshawa Showing Orillia, > it i ' lation. Hamilton. Mary Lou Gaudaur, 19, Orillia, | th Sooner a forint nora ae ----|Graham Woods, Toronto, John) Is 8 most ee |Dumais, 19, St. Catharines and| DIABOLIGAL en en Paulette Bourassa, 24, Hamil- a NEWS IN BRIEF ton, in a_ flaming three-car WOMAN WHO EVER LIVED _.. SHERULED A PALACE OF PLEASURE for women! AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL presente crash near Orillia. DUTCH STUDENTS VISIT ,three centennials and has two|-------- TRURO, N.S.. (CP) -- Eight|more to go. These include the} Dutch agricultural students are|1958 B.C. centennial; the 1966} union of) ada studying the country's agri-| Vancouver Island with the ~|cultural conditions. D. E, Mac-)mainland; Canada's Centennial | or 728-0192 |Phee, assistant director of the|this year; the centennial of the| {Nova Scotia Farm Loan Board|union of B.C. with Canada in| EPI'S here, said the students hope to|1871 and Vancouver's 100th get jobs on farms and stay in|birthday in 1986. | Canada two months. S ta = yIZZA Phone 723-0241 Columbia's Queen Charlotte western part of the prov- C ince. to spend the summer in Can-|celebration of the Adult Entertainment Islands to mills in the south- (CP Photo) Mrs, Dayan's concern for re- I Y l . | With the wave of immigrants g /then she noticed the handicrafts|*® @ Communist country as a|University students are to have} | oe | @ |some--not enough, but we will Bill G h \find it." y Ta am |fugees and handicrafts is noth- jing new. to Israel in 1948, she volun- ZAGREB (AP) -- Billy Gra-| ON-THE-SPOT GROOMING jteered to teach agriculture. But|ham regards his first crusade] HALIFAX (CP) -- Dalhousie| in the homes she visited, and|success although only © OF the Israeli defence minister, "They do beatiful work, but/set out to encourage and pre-|2:000 persons turned out forjand barber shop. Plans for a| twirled a pink rose in midtown they never had any government|serve them. » Manhattan peace. in behind the tanks in the Mid-|wood carvers,' too." die East last month as sort of! @ One-woman Peace Corps. "I was so joyous," she saidjis very acute. They make rugs|producing decorative here.jand lovely handwoven fabrics," "I went to Bethlehem to visit|she said, linking the two. 'Now| in a weekend interview the family of friends." lack Dead Sea stone vases,|t and talked about/plan there before," she said. |'*Now they belong to our govern- A grandmother, weaver and|ment. We will work with them. basketmaker herself, she moved|/There are dressmakers, olive}ment and the Jewish Agency.|thousand or a million--that is alfor students, It now has 700 families, some/success,"' In 1954, she set up Maskit,| Yugoslavia. an arts and crafts firm, with} 'Whenever the Gospel! is\stand and dry-cleaning depot. the aid of the Israeli govern-|preached--to one person, or a/The facilities will be exclusively | She went to the Gaza Strip.|/of them handicapped and many evangelist "The refugee problem there/of them refugees and Arabs, |train fabrics, | United States. Jewelry, ceramics and rugs. She flew to New York Friday|able to come, that he was here|000 were issued for the Monc- jwe will have to get them some/for six days to promote Israeli-|with us, She came away with some] wool to work with. They used)/made handicrafts. Sales are lag-/self," said Dr. Jozip Horak, almonths of this year. : o get it from Cairo. We havejging at home. about/their own bank, beauty parlor | jeach of his three meetings in/new student union building also include a book - store, news- faculty members said the American/and guests. . before leaving by! Jimm Allen Sunday night for the! BUILDINGS PLANNED MONCTON, N.B. (CP) -- 2ND HIT IN COLOR MASTER OF HORROR Adult Entertainment ape OSHAWA PH. Leu DRIVE-IN Quartet Canada's Top Western Recording Stars "Just the fact that he was [Building permits worth $3,716,- was a success in it-/ton area during the first six Several Baptist leader who was Gra-|major projects are still being In 1535 Samuel de Cham- plain took 100 beaver pelts from some friendly Hurons to lay the economic founda- tions of the city of Mon- treal. In the four centuries that have followed, the city has used the St. Lawrence River to ex- ploit the continent's wealth in satisfying Europe's wants. Trade between Can- ada and the world flows LIFEBLOOD OF THE CITY ham's host. planned but work is expected to Graham preached Saturday|start soon on the city's $3,000,- night at a Lutheran church and|000 provincial administration twice Sunday on the soccer|centre. field of a Roman Catholic semi-| eo | ENR A | ; SP)--British Co- Boren hae Alyy rll geo lumbia already has celebrated tion of Orthodox and Roman Catholic tradition whose govern- ment now professes atheism. | Yugoslavia's constitution as- sures religious freedom and the/ Communist regime gives all re-| ligious minimal tolerance, but! no encouragement. Graham regards his visit as a test for future trips to Eastern Europe. | Join The Crowd at Entertainment Nightly--Saturday Matinee oS THE GOLD RUSH LOUNGE ee, * RAY DUNDAS ST WHITBY Ee | V-BAR-S RO MK 3g STOCK RANCH HORSEBACK RIDING STABLES e@ 160 Acres of Lend @ Indoor Arena e@ 70 Horses of ell Types Western and English Style Riding vd PAINT THE DUSTBINS | Don't Miss This Exciting New Group ! CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) --| City councilman Charles P.|[ ° 7% °™ 0 HAR RY YOUNGS Taft who wants to brighten up|} ® nity a Cincinnati proposed the council|] © Here Rentele --. te groups, BELMONTE sponsor a program to have Monthy" 'Boss a Sectal Rates, And The NOBLEMEN artists decorate all curbside trash cans. "Let them.use their HANCOCK RD. N., Laffs Aplenty a « =, 3 imagination," he said. 'Cans COURTICE painted this way would look a 1 mi, North of Hwy. No, 2 Top Musical lot better than a row of four or 728-7768 five shabby cans such as are Revue lined up where I live." > wy ao KING ST OSHAWA 1S THE GUNFIGHTER 1S THE SHERIFF IT'S THE BIG ONE » WITHTHE * , BIG TWO! SATURDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY & SAT. AFTERNOON THE GENOSHA HOTEL FPP IIA AHI I IIIS IIS IIASA ADA A DD te te te te te te SHIRLEY HICKEY Held Over KITTY LANIER 3 SPRUCE 6 i $ SJAES CAAN CHARLENE HOLT: PAUILFIX ARTHUR i aa TRS ee ee R EVU E Top Toronto ai through the city's water- TODAY: V i front, In the background is oa * THe ILLA Modelling Instructor the Jacques Cartier bridge. 7:00 . 9:20 FEATURING .., (CP Photo) HOTEL WHITBY EDDY WOOD DUO AFTER SUCCESSFUL SHARE HONORS the 1%-mile race, Prince Blue went to the front early and held mea el Hideo - command with a clear lead to Alf's Folly and Fortitude shared the stretch. In the final turn, honors in the 37th running of Alf's Folly came up strong and the Alberta Derby at the Cal- moved ahead of favored Prince gary Stampede race nect Sa-|Blue to win by almost three turday. In the first division' of 'lengths. FINAL WEEK The TEXAS STARS AT THE ESTABLISHED HOME Of Country & Western MUSIC IN OSHAWA PV HOTEL LANCASTER Today st -9:15 7:10 "BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR" ae 1 eT ~ National Society of Film Critics ae Pegs ale thai S AVE 20 % "A BEAUTIFUL AND STARTLING FILM. on Vicki Jenkinson's Mid-Summer Special AN ENGROSSING THRILLER. : The Daring heeks armas sia nies ene Sic a Se MAGNIFICENTLY TENSE. A FASCINATING POINT ' ! : DARA WELLS i nly ol aoe of superior self-development in- OF EXCITEMENT. 1 SUGGEST YOU TRY IT! ae TANTALIZING Warahiie' ane Hc inooioen Ith toile ne tre Judith Crist N.Y. World Journal Tribune Michelangelo Antonioni's FIRST ENGLISH LANGUAGE FILM Vanessa Redgrave BLOW-UP co-starring coor David Hemmings Geta STRICTED Sarah Miles « EXOTIC DANCER Entertainment and Dancing Nightly Saturday Matinee 4 to 6 p.m. French Buffet Daily 12-12 30 and 5-9 p.m. Sunday Dinners 5-8:30 p.m, nday AN ' Banquets -- Weddings -- Parties limited time only, so avoid disappointment and call today, 723-0311 Vieki Jenkinson Modelling Agency 739 STATION PLAZA OSHAWA