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~ ADOPTION RICH -- Cyril and Ann are pleased to nounce the final adoption of their ughter, Gwendolyn Elaine. A tittle ter for Kathy. = _ DEATHS SONNETTA, Mary tered into rest in the family resi- nce, 97 Rosehill Bivd., Oshawa, Wed- day, September 20, 1967, Mary Mc joe, beloved wife of John Bonnetta, ther of Mrs, M, Thajer (Mary) and bert, Oshawa, daughter of Ns. Mary Indoe and gister cf Miss Nessie Mc- joe, Surrey, England, in her 44th ir. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral me, Oshawa, with funeral service in - chapel Saturday, September 23, at p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Ceme- y. (In lieu of flowers donations to - Canadian Cancer Society would be preciated.) AMPBELL, James Archibald idenly, at his residence, 909 Lilac Ter- e, Whitby, on Wednesday, September 1967, James A. Campbell, (investiga- with CNR Police), beloved husband Dorothea McDonald, dear father of s. C. Gaudreau, (Winnis-Ann) of rnpayne, Mrs. T. McKeever, (Sharon) {1 James of Oshawa, Sheila, Lorraine, mas and Kenneth, at home, in his h year. Resting at the W. C. Town neral Chapel, Whitby, for Requiem gs in St. John the Evangelist Church, itby, on Saturday, September 23 at a.m. Interment Mount Lawn Ceme- y, Oshawa. (Visitors commencing 2 1., Thursday. Rosary will be recited day at / p.m.) ROOK, Fannie ered into rest In Hillsdale Manor, awa, Thursday, September 21, 1967, inie Mitchell, widow of Albert Ed- rd Crook and mother of Mrs, Howe Williams (Elsie), Cannington, Mrs, 'old Audley (Dorothy), Oshawa and liam of Peterborough and sister of sie and Mrs. A. Bowditch (Katie), sland, in her 87th year. Resting at Armstrong Funeral Home, Osh- 1, with funeral service in the chapel srday, September 23, at 12:45 p.m. rment Mount Lawn Cemetery, awa. EEK, Sarah ered into rest in the Oshawa Gen- | Hospital on Tuesday, September. 1967, Sarah Balgue, beloved wife of ver Meek, mother of Mrs. John Dain- (Jean), Lindsay; David, Bay Ridges, neth, Little Britain, Trevor Jr. and nis, Oshawa; daughter of Mrs, Lil- Balgue, Bancroft, sister of Mrs. sph =Fox (Lillian), Toronto, Mrs. ence Sweeney. (Betty), Ban- t, Mrs. Frank Shand (Flora), Sault Marie, Ont., and Thomag Balgue, It Ste. Marie, Ont., in her 56th year, ling at the Armstrong Funeral ne, Oshawa, with funeral service in chapel Friday, September 22, at 2 . Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery, awa. ATTHEWS, James Ernest, Perth Memorial Hospital on Thurs- , September 21, 1967, James E. Mat- is (formerly of Prestonville) beiov- husband of Hazel La Chapelle, dear er of James and Roy of New York Paul, deceased, dear brother of Earl Slack (Meda) of Arden, Ont., his 60th year. Resting at Tomkins sral Home, Gananoque. ETHERAL, Laura Elizabeth Fairview Lodge, Whitby, on Tues- September 19, 1967, in her 95th . Beloved wife of the late William eral and dear mother of John of ford, Elmeda (Mrs, Howard Morn- of Uxbridge, Velma (Mrs. Bernard | Of Keswick, Sam of Whitby, je (Mrs. Robert Crosier) of Ches Peter of Whitby and Howard, pre- ased. Resting at the Bullock and ham Funeral Chapel, Beaverton, funeral service on Friday, Sep- er 22 at 2.30 p.m. Interment Stone ch Cemetery, Thorah. HNSTON, Charles H., rillia on Wedensday September 20 Charles H. Johnston, of 96 Dun- Street, Orillia, beloved husband of late Carrie Ball, in his 84th years brother of Margaret, (Mrs. Claude ) Harry and Kenneth of Oshawa, er of Jack Johnston of Rochester York, Resting at the Doolittle Fun- Home, West and Coldwater Strects a, for service on Friday Septem 2 at 2 p.m. Interment, St. Andrews tery Orillia, LUTT, Idella |. Joseph's Hospital, Peterborough, lednesday, September 20, 1967, Idella sriand of Varcoe's Road 'North, wa, In her 52nd year. Beloved wife arry Strutt, dear mother of Phyllis R, Lott) of Taunton, daughter of B. Hubbard and the late R, land. Resting at the Northcutt t Funeral Home. Funeral service 'lock Friday afternoon, Interment sda Cemetery. STAFFORD BROTHERS LTD. Authorized Dealers ROCK OF AGES FAMILY MONUMENTS 8 Dundas St. E. 668-3552 Whitby, Ont. IN MEMORIAM NNETT -- In loving memory of @ husband and father, Roy Bennett, passed away September 21, 1965. hing can ever take away love a heart holds dear id memories linger every day, nembrance keeps him near. ingly remembered by wife Freda, Mer Judy, and mother-in-law Mrs. bodman. TON -- In loving memory of @ mother and grandmother, Eliza- Kinton, who passed away Septem- 0, 1961. her's memory Is a keepsake h which we'll never part, | has her in His keeping, have her in our hearts. ingly remembered by daughter $s and family. A LASTING TRIBUTE r Permanence and dignity @ suggest MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS r courteous advice please sit the Park Office. 723-2633 im Honors . iceman \MLOOPS, B.C. (CP) -- A 1 has been erected on the where a police constable stabbed and shot 90 years by a notorious gang known ie McLean Brothers. e four McLean brothers their cousin later were cap- | by a posse and hanged he murder of John Ussher, yn stable in the British mbia Province Police. e cairn was erected by D. ficars and H. T. Vicars, of a former law officer, in 'olling hills 16 miles south is ranching town. nstable Ussher had formed sse to chase the McLean , wanted for stealing s. The constable found the and advanced alone rds Alex Hare, the cousin e McLeans. revolver holstered, Ussh- 'appled with Hare and was ed in the face repeatedly a knife. Then one of the an brothers placed a ver at the constable's head ired. > McLean gang later was thended at New Westmin- OBITUARIES ferme memececrezy' GARDEN CITY RACEWAY |. xotit2°%2™" cou! Numismatists -- {__TWt mwa rts, rons, somber 21 1967_23. 'Smale of New Zealand hoN; jland's new decimal currency.|the treasury will give one coin |Chureh parlor for light refresh- ; . |ments. [ butfet dinncr was! pinst eetaee ine be, eras Cnouitw oeara Waples baad 4 first place in the world Flying) Get Freak Coins | Because of a die error, the €OM)free to every registered mem- FUNERAL OF A resident of Canada for 54)served in the Dobbins' home 0/8900, Conditioned. pe 390 2.0| Also Started; Sunny Brier, Donbryn|Dutchman sailing champiin- nae oe jis an ordinary New Zealand ber 6f's coin club: THOMAS EDGAR FOX years and of Oshawa for 40\the many relatives and friends|7 7 iM (an. 'avtnur 3550 280. Adiog, Kelly Mae Hal, Ebony Grattan s,|Ships today after a Thursday) AUCKLAND (CP)--The } ve tat piece on one side, but) The funeral service for Thom- as Edgar Fox, 230 Nipigon Street, who died Sept. 17, 'at the Oshawa General Hospital, was held at 10:30 a.m., Sept. 20, at the Mcintosh - Anderson Funeral Home. The service was conducted by Rev. Dr. H. A. Mellow, min- ister of Northminster United Church. Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. The pallbearers were four grandsons, T. E. and R. D. Bennet, J. G. Fox and D. E. Brown; a nephew, H. A. Wi- ley and F. L. Whittington. FUNERAL OF CHARLES G. MARACLE The funeral service for Char- les G. Maracle, 330 Gibb Street, who died Sept. 17, at the Oshawa General Hospital, was held at 2 p.m., Sept. 20, in College Park Seventh-day Ad- ventist Church. The service was conducted by Elder D. L. Michael, assisted by Elder J. C. Reynolds and Elder A. E. Millner. Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. The honorary pallbearers were: §. R. Alger, H. Jeffrey, C. Klam, L. W. Magill, P. W. Manuel, P. Moores, M. Myers, A. G. Rodgers, D. Sherwood, D. T. Townsley, F. B. Wells and J. Westrate. The active pallbearers were A. G, Choban, L. D. Dunn, J. L. Leatherdale,. R. M. Russell, A. Simcock and A. Vickers. A graphic arts consultant and @ recognized authority in this field, Mr. Maracle as a young man worked for Alger Press Limited. MRS. JOHN BONNETTA Seriously sick for six months, | Mrs. John Bonnetta died Sept. 20 at the family residence, 97 Rosehill Boulevard. She was in her 44th year, The former Mary Mclndoe, the deceased was a daughter of Mrs. Mary anl the late Ro-\M bert McIndoe. Born Aug. 22, 1924, at Glasgow, Scotland, she was married here Dec. 26, 1945. A resident of Canada and Oshawa for 21 years, Mrs. Bon- netta was formerly an employee of Morrison Furs. Besides her husband and her mother, Mrs. Mary MclIndoe of Surrey, England, she is surviy- ed by a daughter, Mrs. Moe Thajer (Mary) of Oshawa and a son, Robert, at home. Also sur- viving are a sister, Miss Nes- Zealand treasury is giving years, Mrs. Crook was a former attending from a distance. |é-Miss Widower Creed, W'wood 6.40 and Riverdale. Jennifer. protest against Bertrand Cheret bears Bahama markings on the) on 1 1 j : | | member of Simcoe Street Pent-| Gifts were received for the) Also Started: Nancy Killean, Fleet. lof France failed to upset the| away free a freak coin to every! other. : ee ecostal Church. Canadian Cancer Society in ad-\tnq°erdactie Risden" \™? §Y*" sure Race -- mile Pace, Purselfirst five places. After fourjmember of a New Zealand coin|. 4 substantial number of coins LEWIS + _ 9 | Py r 2 Predeceased by her husband.|dition to a superb array of $1,200. Claiming. iraces of the seven-race series,|club--and no one else will get have gone into circulation and OPTICAL Albert Edward Crook, Aug. 6,/floral tributes including those|ssco"Ciaiming, Mt Pats Purse a.Uncle, Spud, Feagan 1040 $09 430/Smale is listed with 24 points| any. lat_one time high prices were ) 1951, Mrs; Crook is survived by from the Veteran Employees |2-C'land Ace, 'Hil! 17.40 6.20 4.70'7 Keith Abbe, Waples " sao\under the Olympic scoring sys-| The coin is the 'Bahama' |being asked for them. The faeces for over 30 yeors two daughters, Mrs. Hoeard| Association and the supervisors ¢Fem>row | Bill, Waples 470 UE Also Started: Wee Governor, Lynden|tem with a second, ninth and|two-cent piece made in error by|treasury has recovered 60,000 1/1014 King Street West Williams (Elsie) of Cannington f H. J. Heinz Co: Ltd., and! "iso started: Cocoa Van, Dixie Wicks Wieireg ny Shier Adios Susie @nditag more second - place fin-'the Royal Mint in London|coins and most will be meited| 725- and Mrs. Harold Audley (Dor-|the Lodges. bree ree ony SPArKY Eden and WidOW~ attendance 2,757. Handle $147,849. | ishes. 'among coinage for New Zea-idown. But to stop profiteering, | 4 of Oshawa and a son, | nL DOUBLE, 4 AND 2 PAID $90.90, William G. Crook, of Peterbor: WOODBINE | 2 | ough. She was predeceased by | $1,000. ct eg ee il " Hi itiver Biepeae et 39.20 12.0 6.80 -Lichver Bimbo, R'ton . 0 6. a son, Edward, Feb. 11, 1929. |4Nurse G., Crowe 4.30 3.50 Also surviving are two sis- 5-Miss Moray Comet, Ingles 410 |ters, Miss Bessie Mitchell and wibwi _ nist, Starved: pishee Sone: Paget di fati N AY, A Sono, Mary Guy Key, rusader an |Mrs. A. Bowditch (Katie) both) pinst Water e eune tracy claim: (Armor Frosty, of England; 13 grandchildren ing. Maiden two-year-old fillies, foaled Kingsway College and sev eat - i in Canada. 6/2 Furlongs, FOURTH RACE -- Mile Pace, Purse | Whe nein at - gtandchildren.|,'sine's Pet, Gomer" 6.40 3.40 2.00|s10o0 erate @ memorial service will be|i-Huia Baby, Ditttach 4.20 3.10/8-Lamars Dream, W'wd 42,80 14.90 5.80 held at the Armstrong Funeral|'+or! Be, Grubo 5.70) 4.Duke David, Stirton $60 3.50 an_in Order Hel Cat Lou, DQ-! Huff, Fi 2.90 Home at 12:45 p.m. Sept. 23.|ceia on Gold, Lesside. Rules' Bella) Meret reagan Cole, Alien followed by interment in Mount |Angelica, _ Balle Bonnie, iwariondort: Creed, Worthy Flemington, Favonian 7 4 , mber itt, alisun and Scarie lume. {Lawn Cemetery. Rev. N. UF. DQ--Finished 3ro but was disqualifies OM ee oe Swackhammer, minister of First) and placed sth. . | | FIFTH RACE -- Mile Pace, Purse Baptist Church, will conduct the! seconp race--Purse $1,800. Claim-| $1,200. Claiming. 196 y = 68 LYCEUM SER IE S 'service, ling. Three-year-olds and up. 6 Furiongs,|4Wally's Queen, Avery 14.90 610 410 |2-Fortvantus, Grubb 400 2.90 Tonio ine A lay eee cut | GEORGE S. DOBBINS -- /jT0ll Indian, Kelly, $6 to, Also Started: Kawartha Babe, Argyel |, The death of George S. Dob-| Also Ran' in Order: Berno Miss, Nep-|R0Y@l, Etching, Allie Dale and Wee Le |bins, aged 48, of Leamington, psi Homers, Never A 7 auestion,|Salle ' rateo, Orchard and A . | Ont., occurred at Windsor Met-|paicy DOUBLE, 2 AND 2 PAID'$10.20., SIXTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse {ropolitan Hospital, Sept. 13,) 2,300. Conditioned. 7 SUPERB EVENTS from cancer | THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,800. Claim. |5-Galen's Boy, Curran 8.80 3.60 2.80 | . jing, Three-year-olds and up. 6 Furlongs.|3-J. R. Spencer, Waples 3.70 2.80 | Bc do the beloved: husband |7-Gay Pageant, H'son 15.60 8.40 4.10 4-Armbro Egan, MEKiniey tee ot iof Florence \}$-Puriy Sark, Fitz'ns 4.80 3.30' Also Started: Twinkle's los) and lof Di iin Bennett, (formerly | Tay Kasha, Gomez 2.60 Lynden Aimer. | arlington), who survives Also Kan in Order: Steel Leader, EXACTOR, 5 AND 3, PAID $29.00. jhim, as does his father Henry | Meromero, Royal Regret and Dula Gail i P| . NTH R cod i! t. L. Dobbins of Pelee Island; one| fourth RACE--Purse $2,400, Allow Fay et ae Ble Nit, Pores brother, Cyreal Quellette of|ances. . wo-year-oids, toaiea in Canaaa 2-Clever Sal, Waples 9.80 4.90 4.60 Pelee Island, and one sister, ¢ t¥riongs 5-Riddell's C'sel, L'Heureux 4.90 3.90 tue TET Merger, Gordon 6.80 5.70 3.30/4Freighter, Hill 4.70 Mrs. Berthan Mitchell, of Wood- s-amoer Tower, saze 10,60 4.20 te Started: Kawartha Alibi, Azucar ROBERT McKEOWN -- 'slee, Og ey go ba lng P » 2.50 Babe, Clement Hanover, Harlan Boy i ve so Ran in Order; Canadian Dancer, ang Miss Todd Riddell | Born on Pelee Island, Mr.irasnion king end LU-Request Denied . |Dobbins came to Leamington es ee re but was disqualified EIGHTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse |23 years ago following his serv-| ¢h5 de $1,200. Conditioned 5 § EXACTOR, 1 AND 3, PAID $97.70, : \ice in Oshawa and Arnprior and e ee ee ee ee overseas in the Second World! l scovsrans Gta War as a Flying Officer and In- 3Royal Turban, Kelly 14.20 7.00 4.60 lstructor of the ROA Brierdig Aig des 703 40 1 SPECIAL WEEKLY MESSAGE oT an ae 11-Sund, 1op, bei y He was employed by the Ato Kan in Order: Mister O'Shann TO MEMBERS H. J. Heinz Co. of Canada Ltd, .Cuddie ana kiss, Gay Sister, Look: Out RE SEPTEMBER BULLETIN 3 "World, Roxerin, Tutti Mami, Purple -Hill, where he was a department Surier Joe and Bug Pacer. head for the last 20 years. He was a member of Leam- SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,800. Allow- Py " a ances, Three-year-olds. 6 Furlongs. ington United Church; the SunjsGarcon DOr, H'losa 11.00 3.60 2.10 Parlor Shrine Club; 'Leaming-|6Sweet Intent, Kelly 2.70 2.10 YS 4-Gentry, Swatuk 2.10 ton Masonic Lodge AF and A Also Ran: Ruling Crown and Royal "CANADIAN ADVENTURE" SEPTEMBER 23 Conoda's gifted reporter, broadcaster-producer, opens the series with his humorous and understanding tour along Canada's wonder road. See the natural marvels, striking events, and off-beat places, from Vancouver Island to Newfoundland over adventure's favourite high» way. No. 290; Windsor Precep-'Herod. FOOD CLUB tory No. 26; King Cyrus Chap-| EXACTOR, § AND 6, PAID $23.30, ter, No 119, RAM and the Sun) SEVENTH RACE--Purse $10,000 ADD Parlour Curling Club. ed "Challenge Stakes-Handicap'. Three ma ' 4 : | years ~ 307 -- 48 hey Masonic Lodge Service was! <e. PBav, Toreelte. iro 10.20 6.10 72-8 30-8 JACOB GROOB -- eld on Sept. 15. Funeral ser-|10-Liz, Grubb 4.60 3.00 -- _ : : 12-- 98 318 -- 144 , 5 vices were conducted Sept. 16) "MAME 82 oe 1, jae = $8 HENS "TORONTO CHAMBER ORCHESTRA from Smith's Funeral Home, |ny's Form, Grand Galop, indoctrinate, 220----- 58 321 -- 144 Leamington, with Windsor Pen-|Prize Jive and Snow Time, ae ae ee ae OCTOB ER 14 tecostal Pastor William Fitch! siGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim. a ee 78 Officiating, assisted by Rev.|ing. Three-year-olds and up. One and ter HH So William Bell of the United|(Cercer'ceuy, kei 6.50 410 3.10 a75---. 4-0 Ob One of Canoda's finest Chamber Orchestros. Mr. Groob, founder and conductor, Church, 7-Ne Passez Pas, McComb 20.00 7.50 284-- 48 mber Orchestra brings to Oshawa on outstanding musical Pallbearers w fell inz 4-Prompt Response, Gomez 3.10 of the Toronto Chamber O re] . ete te come Also Ran in Order: Gallant Scot, Ro- PHONE 723-1163 treat. In addition to Mr. Groob's many personal agen asa bh iy? n : e # tundo 2nd, Vedas, Altona Miss, and) onto mphon' rchestra and as usica 100 friends returning from the |Dosea. | well known as @ member of the Toronto Symphony sie McIndoe, Surrey, England and two grandchildren, Lynda and John Thajer. The memorial service will be held at 2 p.m., Sept. 23, at the Armstrong Funeral Home. In-| terment will be in Mount Lawn Cemetery. Rev. Dr. George Min- jelly, minister of Centennial United Church, will conduct the service. In lieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. JAMES ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL The death occurred suddenly, Sept. 20, at his residence, 909 Lilac Terrace, Whitby, as the result of a heart attack, of James Archibald Campbell. He was in his 55th year. Born at Newcastle, New Brunswick, the deceased was a son of the late George Robert and Anne Jane Campbell. He received his education at the Newcastle Separate and High Schools. Mr. Campbell came to Whitby from the Maritimes three years ago. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police before joining the investigation department of Canadian National Railways about 26 years ago. A member of St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, Whitby, he was also a member of the Knights of Columbus. During the Second World War he served over- seas with the Canadian Armed Forces, He is survived by his wife, the former Dorothea McDonald, whom he married June 27, 1940, at Halifax; three daugh- ters, Mrs. C. Gaudreau (Winnis- Ann) of Hornepayne, Mrs. T. McKeever (Sharron) of Osh- awa and Miss Lorraine Camp- bell of Oshawa and three sons, James of Oshawa, Thomas and Kenneth of Whitby. Also surviving are three sis- ters, Provincial Superior Moth- er Alice Campbell of Charlotte- town, Prince Edward Island; Sister Julia Campbell, superior of Notre Dame Convent, Brock- ville and Mrs. L. Dennis (Mar- garet) of Sydney, Nova Scotia; three brothers, Professor W. A. Campbell of Cherry Valley, Mass., Major §. J. Campbell and Thomas A. Campbell, both of Newcastle, N.B.; and five grandchildren. Mr. Campbell was prede- ceased by a son, Bruce and a brother, Frank. The deceased is at the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, for requiem high mass in St. John the Evangelist Church at 10 a.m., Sept. 23. Interment will be in Mount Lawn Ceme- tery. The Rosary will be re- cited at the funeral home at 7 p.m., Friday. MRS. FANNIE CROOK The death occurred, Sept. 21, at Hillsdale Manor, of Mrs. Fan- nie Crook. The deceased, who was in her 87th year, passed away following a lengthy sick- ness. Previously she had lived with her daughter and_son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Aud-, ley, 94 Gladstone Avenue. The former Fannie Mitchell, the deceased was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mitchell. Born Feb. 18, 1881, at The Woodlands, Northaw, Director ef the Oshawa Symphony Orchestre. Handsome new decanter, Smooth, lightiflavour. Now you know why Hiram Walker's Gold Crest is the hit of every party. JENS BJERRE -- "RED CHINA" NOVEMBER 4 One of the most dramatic revolutions in history is now taking place in China, Now the first authentic, uncensored film lecture. lifts the Bamboo Curtain on this vast land. See and hear this world famous Danish traveller and author as he presents this surprising, ¢olourful and impressive film -- packed with facts, Adventure HANS GMOSER -- "RENDEZVOUS IN THE SELKIRKS" JANUARY 6 Hans Gmoser returns to our series to present in person a colour Ski and Mountain Adventure film, See some of Canada's top skiers in action in Canada's foremost high-country for @ week-long Alpine holiday in the towering Selkirks of British Columbia, EMMANUELE VERONA "CONCERT PIANIST" FEBRUARY 17 Presently on the faculty of An drews University. He has studied in Italy, Austria and Russia. Re- turning to our campus for the second time, Mr. Verona will again delight our audience with his magnificent and sensitive perform ance, Se GOLD ERI AN When a whisky is as smooth as Gold Crest, you've got something good going for you. Because everybody likes it. And since a whisky like this doesn't happen very often, we've decided to cele- brate this Centennial year by putting Gold Crest up in a new kind of decanter. Tall and cylindrical. Clean, clear, and slim. With a cut glass sunburst in the base. It lets you show off just a' bit. Because it looks great,' and tastes so smooth and light. It's the kind of whis- dtumo yea DON COOPER -- "KLONDIKE! AND HIWAY TO ALASKA" ' MARCH 23 A rollicking true life adventure based on the great Gold Rush of 98, The most complete film ever made on the Alaskan Highway, This humour-packed adventure will be enjoyed by all. n it a | Ylature --_ sown "LIGHTNING ON THE WING" APRIL 6 One of America's leading authorities on Birds of Prey returns to our campus. This young Naturalist Explorer who is featured on the popular N.B.C. T.V. show "Wild Kingdom" will present in person a fascinating programme. See the giant well-trained birds in action as he releases them in controlled flight in the ouditorium, LYCEUM SERIES '67 - 68 TICKETS * ky that goes well at any i eR ELIAAETUE SE eT R| SEASON TICKETS SINGLE ADMISSION kind of party. Try it at your Kingsway College Auditorium Adve $8.00 chite 2:50 Adult $1.00 -- Child 30° next party and see. Gold Student 3.78 Family 12.50 Student 75 Family 2.50 Crest. The Party Whisky. (North at 1156 King Street East) Tickets available ot the College Business Office or at the Box Office. Mail England, she was married in -- England, Nov. aa 8:00 P.M. orders to: Lyceum Tickets, Kingsway College, Box 308, Oshawa. Phone OSHAWA ONTARIO Reservations: 725-6558. Hiram Walker & Sons Limited, Distillers of fine whiskies for over 100 years.; ~ r