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IN MEMORIAM BAUDER -- In loving memory of @ dear husband, father and grandfather, Egerton Bauder, who passed away Oc. tober eal 1965. he blow was great, the shock seve We little thought the end was near, bu Only those who have lost can teil How sad is parting, and no farewell, Sadly missed by wife and family. BLAND -- In loving memory of a de: mother and grandmother, Dora Bland, who passed away October 17, 1964, God knows how much we miss her, Never shall her memory fade; Loving thoughts shall ever wander To the spot where she is laid, --Ever remembered by Soshand Matt, Douglas, Eleanor and Roger. . KARN -- In loving memory of G: oe who pasted away October 1é --Sadly missed by sister Ell; tay Hatter). pene (Mets MUDREY -- In loving memory of lear son, John Mudr. wi 4 way October 16, 1966." me: Beseee mae remembered by Mom, Dad and ami y- SHARKO -- in | prea Suen who pebe P avey. Ode Wa tan think of 4 When we were ou Sopetters " A shadow o'er our lives has cast, ir lovee ones gone forever, 7 ys remembered by ohn, daughter Eva, soniniaw whine aughter-in-law Helen, daughter-in-law orothy, grandchildren Pauline, Jennie, gM Terry's nd' Renee Linda, Gail, A LASTING TRI TRIBUTE For Permanence and dignity we suggest MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS For courteous advice please visit the Park Office, 723-2633 OBITUARIES MRS. ALLAN MOORE The death occurred, Oct, 16, St. Michael's Hospital, Tor- ito of Mrs. Allan Moore of Sharon Avenue, Oshawa, he deceased, who was sick ly for a short time, was in r 3ist year. The former Faye Hardy, the ceased was a daughter of Mr. id Mrs. Henry Hardy, of hitby. Born June 22, 1937, at sw Richmond Quebec, she as Married in February, 1954, Whitby. A resident of Osh: ya for eight years, she had eviously lived in Whitby. Besides her parents and her sband, Mrs. Moore is surviv- by a daughter, Trena and son, Jody. Also surviving are 0 sisters, Mrs, Leonard Mil- ' (Lila) and Mrs. Brant Fos- ' (Eunice) both of Oshawa. [he memorial service will be ld at 2 p.m., Oct. 18, at the mstrong Funeral Home, Inter- nt will be in Mount Lawn metery. Rev. R. B. Lytle, 'tor of Calvary Baptist urch, will conduct the ser- e. RS. ELIZA MAY TAYLOR 'ollowing a short, serious mere the death occurred, 16, at the Oshawa General ee of Mrs. Eliza May vior, 1212 Simcoe Street 'th, She was in her 82nd Fr; he former Eliza May Somer- e, the deceased was a daugh- of the late Mr, and Mrs, lrew Somerville. Born Feb. 1886, at Zephyr, Ont., she ; married Nov. 20, 1904, at ion. A resident of Oshawa 10 years, she had previously d at Brighton for 40 years. redeceased, Mar. $1, 1957, her husband, Ernest Gut lor, the deceased is surviv- by two sons, Leonard and nford of Oshawa; two sis- , Mrs. Florence Payne of onto and Mrs. Millie Quantz Ixbridge; four grandchildren six great - grandchildren. 1€ memorial service will be | at 1 p.m., Oct. 19, at the strong Funeral Home. In- 1ent will be in Mount Pleas- Cemetery, Brighton. Rev. *, Swackhammer, pastor of t Baptist Church, will con- the service, FUNERAL OF IRS. CLARA PAWLEY 2 funeral service for Mrs. 1 Pawley, a_ resident of ale Manor, who died Oct. t the Oshawa General Hos- was held at 2 p.m., Oct. t the McIntosh - Anderson ral Home. le service was conducted ev. John. K. Moffat, minis- f Simcoe Street United *h, Interment was in Osh- Union Cemetery. . pallbearers were L. E. on, W. D. Johns, D. L. : and G. H. _H. Wesselink. Dart Results ults of Woodview Park i Dart League games play- hursday are: Sharpshoot- i, Skylarks 1, Cryers 3, s 2, Teenie Boppers 3 Hippies 2, les: J. Houston and L. rook 4, J.. Mnaghan, J. pr and R. Donald 3, G. on, R. Oderkirk, D. Young, 'bb and J. Elliott 2, M. n,.W. Dave, E. Major, sxe E. Thompson and S. vial: B. Simpson, D. | W. Dawe 6, N. Pullen t. Shobbrook 5. 1 for three darts was G. yre with 100. 1 And Gun Club ampionship held their annual Rod un Championship on Sun- with approximately 45 's participating. The re- were as follows: Open Al Bergman 24, J, 23 and D. Cathcart 22. Single Event: Class 'A'~ heridan 25, D. Watt 24 Smith 24; Class 'B' -- ake 20, M. Hicks 20 and cott 19; Class 'C' -- M. 14, i Idey 12 and Ray Doubles Event: Rick in a Don Lake 18 and Al in 17, } - _the Education Big Issue In N.B. Election Battle By DON LeBLANC FREDERICTON (CP) -- Edu- cation has emerged as a major jssue in a provincial election campaign which swings into its om week today in New Bruns- ne figures are not com- plete, preliminary: lists show 412,531 persons will be eligible to yote next Monday in the prov: ince's third general election in seven years. A good turnout at the polls is anticipated in the wake of a campaign which has been made the liveliest in at least a quarter of a century by Premier Louis J. Robichaud, his Liberal ad- ministration's sweeping Pro- gram for Equal Opportunity, and Progressive Conservative Leader J. C. Van Horne's al. most violent opposition. Education was one of several major services for which the province assumed financial ad- ministrative responsibility Jan. 1 under municipal reform legis- lation. The government promptly con- solidated the province's 422 school districts into 33--a 34th was added recently--and es- tablished a uniform salary scale for teachers. "We refused as a government change our children with a sec- ond-rate education," the pre- mier says. "The worn-out schools of yes- terday can never do a decent education job for the citizens of tomorrow. That is why we be- lieve that the time had come to change the system." The Liberals say the 34 larger school districts were necessary to meet a federal government regulation that districts must have a minimum of 600 students in Grades 10 to 12 to qualify for vocational and technical school rants. However, Mr. Van Horne has pledged that a Conservative gov- "jernment will raise the number of districts to about 60 "to elimi- nate the long bus rides which many students now endure." He says federal regulations re- quiring 600 high school students in each district are only guide- lines. "They are not hard and fast} regulations," he says. "You, don't have to guarantee there| will be 600." and as a province to short-jdren "The Conservatives say they will also give parents 'a voice in the education of their chil- " by establishing a system of electing school trustees in each area, provide financial as- sistance to students seeking hig er education, convene an annual provincial conference on educa- tion and settle the "financial plight" of the province's univer-| \sities. The premier says his adminis-| tration has already launched "the greatest program of school building" in the province's histo- "Over $18,000,000 will be spent this year alone on new elemen- tary and secondary schools. It is year one of the 10-year plan to build schools adequate for our time and to expand schools to meet rising enrolments." Standings in the legislature at \dissolution Sept. 8 were Liberals 30, PCs 21, with one vacancy. In |the last election April 22, 1963, the Liberals elected 32 mem- bers, the Conservatives 20. | Redistribution, the first in the ag ionald 711, Doug Smith 699, 696, Gord Brown 687, Ted Smithion 668, Roznik 659, George Hubbard) ey 665, ns MOTOR CITY MIXED High Triples -- Pete Makarchuk 816, High Tri Stella Makarchuk 706, Laura 698, Helen Trott 696, Marj Ford 691,/H. Cloyd Morey 690, Jo Westlake 678, Jack|liams James 674, and Al Jamieson 674. 664 jprovince since 1946, has added six new seats, bringing member-| 'ship in the house to 58. Cassavates' Film Career (croom BOLTS Takes Turn For Better HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- The acting career of John Cassay- etes has surfaced unce more. Cassavetes was a pioneer in the underground movie. Between acting jobs in films and television, he directed and improvised film in New York, using pickunp crews and unknown actors. It was released in 1961 as Shadows| and critics hailed it as a fresh breath of air in what was then a stale movie atmosphere. "I was brought to Hollywood Bible Truths For Children There is never a dull moment when "Uncle Bob" and 'Aunt Vi" open the doors of their exciting meetings for children. The week of Oct. 17-22 has been scheduled for Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Portway, children's evan-|: gelists, to conduct meetings in Christian and Missionary Alliance Coureh in Oshawa, 455 Bond St. The th le employ the use of colored slides to portray Bible truths in a way children love. They also use puppets, scene-o-felt pictures, object les- sons and other aids to hold the interest of even the youngest child, The children themselves enjoy participating in the pro- gram, such as when they are invited to play in the 18-piece trombone band, sing new chor- uses and learn memory verses. Since this is an inter-denomina- tional endeavor, children of all faiths are welcome. The meeting each night ts one hour and 15 minutes tn length, beginning at 6:45 and ending promptly at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. known for their sound Bible teaching and the winsome way in which they gear their teach- ing to the age and the under- standing of the child. Mr. Port- way is a graduate of the Prairie Bible Institute and took further studies at the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, California. Both he and his wife are graduates of the International Child Evangelism institute; they have been engaged exclu- sively for the past 15 years in presenting Bible truths in a manner that appeals to hoys and girls, The bright happy atmosphere of their meetings reflect the true, spirit of the Savior they seek to exalt. a community of quiet elegance located in exhawe's northern residential Grea. Simcoe and Taunton If you are looking for a lot to buy .. . visit cedar ridge -- use a builder of your choice, for information. phone 723-1194 OSHAWA Portway are} recalls, "I made one bad pic- ture, then I had a terrific fight with Stanley Kramer on anoth- er one. And then I did nothing." The first film was a jazz saga with Bobby Darin and Stella Stevens, Too Late Blues. The Kramer film, cailed A Child is Waiting, seemed il!-fated from capped children and starred the incongruous combination Burt Lancaster and Judy Gar- land. Both movies were fail- ures, The following period was a difficult one, Cussavetes admits. Not only was his prom- smashed, he discovered he was in little demand as an actor. But the New York-born Cas- make deals. But the deal-making paled on etes. Once again he cut out on his own as a film maker, fash- ioning a feature about the mid- performers, the film: Faces. of shooting Faces a film role. He was offered a diers in The Dirty Dozen. He took it. The Dirty Dozen has proved a smash hit, and many observers feel that Cassevetes stole the acting honors right out from the film, including Lee Marvin. as a director, and I didn't know) what the hell I was doing," he} the outset. It deait with handi- of ising career as a agirector savetes, 38, found oiher ways of making money in' Hollywooi-- such a creative man as Cassav- dle years. Again he used a vol- unteer crew, but this time he lemployed some _ professional including his wife Gena Rowlands, The name of Cassavetes was in the midst last year when he drew an interview for part as one of the criminal-sol- under the other tuugh guys of 'BRIDE REMAINS | DURHAM, N.C. (AP)--Mag- | istrate Jeanette Johnson was about to perform the marriage ceremony when the would-be groom took a deep breath and rushed from her courthouse office. But not for long. His would-be bride ran after him, and the couple returned in a few minutes. The young girl was beaming and the boy was red-faced and nervous. Magistrate Johnson started the ceremony again and all was fine until she reached the words '"'and forsaking all oth- ers and keep ye only unto her so long as ye both shall live?" Lge the boy shouted: "IT won't He bolted out of the office and this time the bride didn't chase him. OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS MOTOR CITY SUNDAY NIGHT 0.C.C.0.D, LEAGUE MONDAY, OCT. 16 11-Moody Marty, Platte 28.40 13.20 6.20 ahead ihr { High Triples: Bill Veitch 12, John FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim-| 6-All Image, Walsh 6.60 4. High Triples -- Ron Buttler 740, Mac Hall 618, Roy Mills 660, Phil Adding-|/ng. Three. and four-year-olds. IV Miles. aye Are elly 3.90 Eari|ton 649, Edna Alderton 634, reves Bar- coon, Ba i E inbmwetl 18.50 9.20 5.80 in Order: Stanhope Gate Art Coverly 640, Alley Cats 14, Jesters 12 and Hi Balls 660 and M, Cobourn 660. FRIDAY INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Norma Bradburn 765, Chuck Ford 738, Richard 739, D. Wotton 736, J. McKen-| McKinley |zie 726, J. MoArdie 680, High Singles: H. McArdle 333, R. Rich-| WOODBINE RESULTS 49.70 18.80/Swiss Movement, Parade Ground, A- jan Market, Platts 3.70) Cat Ernie Mcll- rh Also Ran in Order: Marg Hall 764 and Bob Shel- Lou, Morning Rounds, The ao he Miss Marianne H.,;man, A-Fleet Reactor, and ate |don_ Colonel. EXACTOR, 1 AND 4, PAID $326.10. | Attendance 5,693, FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,300. Claim- ing, Two-year-olds, 64 Furlongs. ' WOODBINE ENTRIES ples: W. Helmecke 869, Sharp 702, D. Amey 482,| B. Fisher 678, D. Wil- and H. Canfield 658. \GARDEN CITY THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 17,1967 19 PLAY SHELL GAME PARIS (AP)--A 1,000-pound bomb, dropped by the Ameri- cans in 1944, was found in the RACEWAY Rines 632, Dave Walker 629, ley 63 courtyard of a house at Inger- Cosmic Kid, Alton Lad, Tudor Liz, Al-|A--Running Creek Stable and H 'Sonneon Louie Kelemen 628 and Harold Lindsay meh. Singles: John Hall 318, Roy Millsitons Miss, "Your Lizarno, Those Who! Entry. » Track Past) isheim, Alsace, by workmen 254, Phil Addington 261, Edna Alder- in an | rinst nacl RACES - mnie trot purse $1 00] i i ""Hlgh Singles --_Suranne Simpson 26s fon 46, brenda Baten Usic Bon Lame] ne Ferner Perad, SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,600, Allow-| Conditioned installing new pipes while a g -- Purse . low- jdack Dodds i Phat Bet toy Peg re 251, Art Coverly 252, Ernie Mcliwraith' secOND RACE -- Purse $2,200, Mald- ances. Two-year-olds, | Mile on turf, |!-Van Lee Mac, Davies 7.40 7.20 4.60) 55mm. art ilte ry shell was Fee ae ee She torcatte "a2s,| 200 Marg Hall 249 end Bill Hayward en two-year-olds, foaled In Canada. One|7-Middle Ct., Gomez 4.30 tad bgerpiel Myrtle, Lambertus = 10.70 $40|found buried near a fashionable a ee A ee oe call land one-sixteenth Miles on turf, |SRichard -B' Good, Ditech 7.60 lee Hed ttle restaurant beside the leafy Bois Wiealih 14, Jety berésens TL Dec Team Standing: Limeys 36, No. 11 2,|7-Great Pilist, Platts 3.40 27 32 'o-Miss Orillia, Gordon ytd Wakelin, 218, Jerry Bourdages 215 Dor' isiot shots 26, Racers 22, Nuts 22, In|4-Gimcrack, Inouye 140 7:30), Also Ran in Order: Turt Accountant,| _ Als® "started: Hit Parade Mir, Bran- |de Boulogne in Paris. The shell filler NZ Ron Pye 202 Henry -Ovellene|Crowd 21, Hi Spotters 21, Corner Pins|6-Amber Relic, Kelly 3.50|Amber Tower, Coeur Volant, Federal/da's Joy, Lord Bay and Lady Dorette jwas from the war of 1870 . 204, Gord Johnson' 202, Darlene Rines 200 20, Bobcats 20, Kilties 16, Blunders 16) Also Ran in Order: A-Fleeting Storm,|Law, South Park, Dan McGrew and|Scratched: Hi Gier Sl Connie Yeueend te and Goons 11. A-Vast Opportunity, Garnement, Four | Yorky Miss. SECOND RACE -- Mile pace, purse) de Townsend 200, ooles Ruth end Brief | $1,100 conditioned A" Naas Nae Minigkirie' 12: BAILY DOUBLE , 4 AND 7, PAID $34.40.) SEVENTH RACB--Purse $2,800. Aliow-|2-Dyke, ait be wn Ge oe aly, Cais 16, Jets. 10 UAWA LEAGUE jances, Three-year-olds and up. 6% Fur-|¢Blaze Will, 2.80 Hot shots 8 and Cove ins. 7." '| Standing Group 1: Tumey's 12, Flem- BD RACE Pulte C08. Cai es tim Kan Camber oa ols ove Ins. 7. i 10, Wave sh, sHome Ape. ing. Tiresraaroiee and up. 6% Fur- j¢-Royal Enc'tr, Walsh 27.00 10.50 5.50 2-5 [porns to Rogers' "8 Clint's 3 ana (tong |S-Caesar B. Good, Ditttech saad re wee Ka ata Wa ie sans on WIRE AND HARNESS |Med. Pharmacy 2 Group 2: Kemp's 13 aad Aehte, Meco" 80 Se ito Ano Ran in Order: Lykke TH chin | Daily Double 1 and 2 paid $15.20 . uiith, Toelae tl soon, amy tle pcaane gam" cnt 1 0Ghn Rani armtang 2m lclemue, Blame Bay, APwriy nal Him AACR" ih ro puree se Z "<4 Also Ran in Order: True Jac, Breezy Miss Snow Goose. ae Ll sete ge | Eyeuerner Al-s Bi-Rite 7, Berg's 4 and Active 2. lBreeze, After. Dusk, Fardale, Forever|A--J L Levesque Entry. T-Tootsie Doll, Walker 6.40 He 320, Agirl, a boy. a tender; os Ronan vai ih a shh ne 626 | High Triples -- T. Edoes 784, J. Dere-| Pilot, Jet Invader, Phil's Delight, and|B--Gardiner Farms and W € Piffield|4-Foul Ball, Curran ' High Singles -- Enid Robinson 247, M0 782, D. Hodgson 763, "K. Johnson 750,| Mr. 'Expediter. | Entry. ie see rr funny. terrible Phils Hollman 247, Joan Singular 240,/D: Stovin 741, L. Sabins 740, B. Bracey| | gIGHTH RACH--Purse $2,100. Cleim-|_ Alse Seseai. Dani' Ks Matedes. The ' Ouellette 238, Doreen Barclay|728, F. Elliott 712 S. Lockey 709%, S.| FOURTH RACE--Purse $2,100. Claim-) urse . Claim- R Fey out ae eere tl vilie, 252, Peter 692, A. Stovin 690, C.' Crandeliling. Three-year-olds. 7 Furlongs. jlo. Three-vear-okis end up. One. and) Debutante, Mike Ridcsll end Kinne Art| wedding night. Reg Robin 232 aioe Laverty 231 and pee W. Kelly 685, D. Davis 685, D.|7-Prompt R'nse, D'fach 28.80 9.60 4.30/one-sixteenth Miles. Scrat Faber's Penny hee F ie an, , Y Brown 684, J. Redko 684, E. LaHay lt |1-Trayhl Dancer, McCauley 14.70 5.80/1-Bush Hawk, Bell 16.40 7.40 $10) FOURTH RACE -- Mile pace, purse im gid i Lucky Strikes 28,,H. Kellock 671,.B. Maeson 668, B. |4-Take The Pot, Potts 2.80 4-Pie Dall, McCauley 23.90 12.80 $900 claiming Hi Los 24, Gay Six 18, Pin Pickers 17, 667, W, (Mueller 467, B. Coleshaw as,|- Also Ran in Order: Redirect, Victory 6-Spanking Breeze, Platts 4.80/1-Temp Melody, Chandleri.10 7.10 4.80 Twi " 17, i Pin 15, Fly ers 14, yy 663, F. Barnes 663, B. Turnbul' Trip, Hasty Thought, and Aberfoyle. | Also Ran in Order: Blue Mel, Mary|5-Hi Adieu, Lundy 7.10) 'wiggies 17, Heat ins yers EXACTOR, 7 AND 1, PAID $331.30, Tell, Whirling Rich, Sarosu, and Cale PSeiaghi th Mark, 'Waddell 3.90 Time 2:1) come 'ater: Rugged Yankee, Merry-| lom, Colosse Mir, Meadow Bres- ta ly Mold The Phone FIFTH RACE -- Mile pace purse so claiming J-adios Breezy, Feagan 7.80 4.30 <a 4.10 2.40 6-Dandy Sandy, Waddell High Singles -- Leon Davey 290, Helen ard 323, W. Helmecke 315, G. Gallant) WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18 mber Hill, Swatuk X110 Anderson AD Sheila Patterson 267,/301, S. Cupelli 298, D. Amey 270, Nick' (Cloudy and Slow) Twin Guns, Bell 118 eo, F. Curl 262, Reg. Norris 257, Wes. 0 260, D. Wotton 258, b. Fisher 254 Royal Captress, Griffo 118 Kutasienski 256, Bud Morey 251, Harold/and V. Mastrojani 246. FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,800 claimingj|Lucky Nosey, Dittfach 115 Wilson 250, Joan Jackson 238 and Bud Team Standing Playboy's 2, Reynolds /(3'300) maiden. two year olds foaled In|Gimpy Gal, Bradfield X110 Jarvis 236. , Motor City 2, Pic O Mats 2 Dalry|Cda, 6v2 Furs (18) Pagan Prince, Turcotte 118 Team Standing -- Beeps 4, Sextets 0, Queen's 1, Tony's 1, Russell's 1 @nd/Hickory Nick, No Boy 118 Re-Dust, Kelly X110 Kickbacks 4, Ding Dongs 0, Peepers 3, Westmount Lisa B Good, Dittfach 115 Four Ruth, Turcotte 115 Guy: Gals |, Spots 3, Panters 1. Royal Brandy, Welsh 118 Gold on Gold, No Boy 115 Luck nd Al's Cats 1. Just A Glance, Griffo 115 Tolstoy, Walsh 115 Norme Brecburn' hed a fine 20 NEIGHBOURHOOD LADIES Queen's Award, Cuthbertson 115 Lotella Flight, No Boy 11s jgeme. : Chopagain, Cuthbertson 118 yphoon Dan, Gori Li al Ale) yal gl rl ade Oriental Era, Weceuiey 18 Yhiso Eligible: (280, 201) Ellen Burrus 670 (289, 208), |Oriental, Nev Boy ts ier Tare MeChuley 118 MOTOR CITY MEN'S MAJOR Lois Burden 664 (244, 220, 200), Joan/ Mone, Marie, Mo q i ea Dance, 'Michaud XXKI05 Control Data, Brownell X110 Team Standing -- Group 1: Braggarts Belfry 630 (233, 216), Edna Hall 628 Bert's Wish, Green X110 Sea of Grace, Swawk X113 POP GLU AN ae eR Ma NG AT STO Uh A cag |Lady Sovereign, Platts: X110 Lucky Monarch, Walsh 118 Colts 11, Knights 10, Sellers 10, Jay- 205) and Myrtle Waite 608 (231, 218)./ ching Brightly Pe AUG Eexsevatien rite xil0 walkers and Ozarks 4. Group 2 High Singles: Darlene Wilson 246, Jay 5 Dr. Trimble, Gubbins 118 Stoppers 15, Comebackers 13, Prowlers Shewring 233, Effie Baldwin 229, Mary Also Eligible: 12, Goofbalis 11, Aces 9, Clunkers 9, Pahodid 218, Georgie Barker 217, EviMr. Pioneer, Gordon 118 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,400 claim-) Marksmen 7 and Tallenders 4. mpbel! 214, Laura Collins 214, Doro-|Port Amber, Swatuk X110 ing (6,500) three year olds end up 1 316 High Scores -- Reg Hickey 883 (350), | fy Bentley 212, 200, Olga Johnson 212,|Jacob Starr, Green X113 miles (5) Alex Donaldson $39 (294), Joe Vasko|Mary Maddock 207, May Jones 207, Flo|Bry Jan, No Boy Ms Silver Moonlight, Dlttfach 113 816 312), Ron Bragg 797 (311), Garry |Litster 206, Doreen Moulds 204 and Mar-|Tuannies, No Boy 1} Tricky Scamp, Gomez 116 Gwilliam 794 (288), Ron Jay 791 (286),\got Bobris 201. Count Wyndham, No. Boy 118 Rhanny No Boy 116 Mic McMaster 782 (323), Mike Childer-|" points Taken: Shewrings 4, Campbells neat mate: ite hose 779 (276), Ozzie Keeler 778 (293).\9; Burrus 3, Wilsons 1; Collins 1,; SECOND RACE -- Purse $1,800 claim-|Peter Comet, Kelly X108 dim Cassells 771 (324), Sel Himes 767) pearse's 3; Wittericks 13, Vickers 1 ing (3,000) three year olds and up foaled |(Exactor Wagering) (273), Larry Piper 757 (297), Al Stovin| Total Points: Coll 15, Pearse's\in'Cda, 6 furs (18) Se TE aS ec IRL Mie & 12, Shewrings 11, Wittericks 10, Wil-|Bronselene, No Boy 116 FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,600 allow-| Willams 735 (267), Eddie "F' Brown isons 9, Burrus 9% Campbells 8 and Wee Bunty, Platts A-X111 ances 3 and 4 year elds, 1 1elé miles. (8) sea tee co ee Dave Vickers 6. Golden Karime, No Boy 122 Anns Gem, Gordon 109 Bishop 733, (338), Matt Kotelko 731.. Roy | Artista, No Boy 113 Morny, Grubb X104 Nesbitt 732, Red Hardie 731, frank ; lGrano Sails, Kelly X117 Page Roval, Dititach 109 ccles 727, Stan Rogers 726, | Pam| MEN'S LEAGUE {Pretty Wise, Hale B-119 Devivar, Nedeav eg A yg Hissoyg tdi ney White- (Thursday) Broth Of A Boy, Brownell X111 pace, Grubb Xho oe fl High Triples: Doug Warankie 760 Andrea Inez, Dittfach 119 en Jays, Platts Sree a eee ee aay Deu | Bill Jordan 783, (271), Bob McAllister 749| Judge Burns, LeBlanc C122 Terrible Tan, Hernandez 114 Dow 735, Bob Lavergne 732, Hal Clarke | (285), Doc 706, Harry Burkey 699, rache 695, Ernie Millard 692, Paul Mc-| Smith 716 Intosh 686, Paul Wright 684, Sid Bowers | Keith Mac! 683, Ray Cooney 666 and Murray Arm- 714 (249), strong 663. | Ross 706 ( High Sin WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES |), .1 High Triples: Emma Mayo 765 (356), | 1) Ethel Tonkin 704 (266), Millie praia 696 (244), Elleen Anderson 659 (249), Redpath 648 (230), Vi Brown 631 'ome; Marg. Eccles 630 eet Fran. Schoenay , 282, |268, Gord |253. Group Strikes At Apartheid LONDON (Reuters)--Two out- in southern Africa. that this was "the only way ple can overthrow the rule of apartheid and racial oppression practised against the African|¢: people in southern Africa." "Having exercised superhu- man patience for decades, breaking point has been reached," the statement said. lawed African nationalist groups said Friday they have launched |®! a joint armed struggle against apartheid and racial oppression |7°3 The African National Congress of South Africa and the imbab-|; we African People's Union of |? Rhodesia said in a statement through which the african peo-|N°. ! Babe Store 2, T Eliz-| Bannon 227, Gayle Canning 224, Fe | 214, Lyle Huxtable 213, 201, Ann Krasinski 210 (Wednesday) High Triples: Doug Warankle (330), Les Reed 756 (260), Ozzie Moore! Messaros 753 (335), Dennis Connelly 742 (279), Ron|Reich 660 MacCarl 740 (251), Bill Sibeon 724 (269),|638 (229, i Henderson 718 (293), Ross Spencer | (758), 714 (295), Eric Erickson 713 (255), Bar- rt Ol rs Corner 8, Whitby. Police | , B. and B. Rentals 8, reas he | Shop 7, , The Golfer's 7, A qT) rs 7, 'mitton Machinery 6, 9% Sports: ber Moto *Otten-| Bantams eMuiian -- Real|(168, 185); 2 Containers 3, Estate 2, Jim's Stage Door 2 Police No. 2 4 (158), Emery Basta. (on 725 (269), Doug Allan 718 (252 John Adams 289, ins 276, Bert Seeley 273, Wayne Allan|Arctic Venture, Fitzsimmons C-122 Team Standings: 10 (267, 236, 207), J Ellis 668 (285, |423 (223, 760 aii, Wyo Marshall 663 (289, 229), Gs (210), David Smith 373 (195), Ken Lin- Fred Porter 630 (238, {Elmer Marshall 625 (288). MOTOR CITY JUNIOR brite's 5, Woitoy ak eat Shop 4, Bathurst|land 369 (217, 152); Glen Kirkham 350 M Whitby|Diana Dove 304 (178), 130. x4 By The Count, Kelly X111 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $3,000 allow: lances 3 and 4 year old fillies 1 1-16 miles (5) Forest Path, Dittfach 113 Cosmic Grey, Walsh 112 IMargabella, No Boy 112 Snow Time, No Boy 112 Marron Glace, Grubb X106 (Exactor Wagering) Roper Ree.| Triple Alliance,. Platts , Earl |Chopstick, No Boy 119 (266),|Roman Pride, Turcotte 119 Doak! Also Eligible: JIM Dollar Scholar, Tomboy Pete, Dafoe 732 (272), (301), Gord Deeth 7s Donald 714 (310), Glen Bill Dingman 713 (266), 251), Bill Dalby 700 (343). gles: Frank Kapuscinski 311, Maytown, Coombs XJo! Tom Perrow 284, Joe Larkspur Lady, Platts A-X111 Bill Col-|Big Rocky, No Boy B-122 Dittfach 119 Elliott 116 Dave Mcintyre 278, Willlamson 257, Marty Jordan He F. Edmiston and H, Waggoner er &. Taylor and Murray Stable entry |, SEVENTH RACE aylor ded 'Nat Stakes" Beaton end Gold D Stable mies « Nesime Sranee Purse $10,000 two year old Kaiser Aluminum 11, BL, 625 9), Yvonne Duquay 622. (228), {Diamond Insolations 10, Post Office 9, C-Mrs. G. C fillies foaled in Cda 1 1-16 miles on turf) Marg. Klink 617 (254), Madeline Mor-| igure conenn retire ge od Ken |entry WV eouay DhHaeh ANE mith Const. 7, it jardware 7, evel Road, cl aah. oe County Bow! 6, Whitby Firemen 6, K of THIRD RACE -- Purse $1, De oe Rhythm Sal, Turcotte 116 High Singles: 'ols Duffy 252, Shir-|C 5, Deboy's 5, Red Wings 4, DuPont 4,/ing (3.500) maiden. two yar iy loalec |mizzen, Grubb 114 ey Taylor 247, Dot. Burtch 234, Hazel|Legion Od Sweats 3, Mercantile Dept.)'" 08 (Divn of Ist dss oilabbtis Dance Me Loose, LeBlane 112 Winning Isle, No Boy 114 United Queen, Gomez 11 he Guy's 1. > Sailor Take Care, arian Na lias Dalton 297 (161), Michael Wadnisk: ih_ Bateman 210, a aor (173), Wanda Marshall 284 tnd 'Grace "Snodden. 210 oroner eepeye John Logeman 2/8, Kim Mitchell 273 [Ra¥,momeeiicr Ko Gov lage Herd Gill TIS. (Abe aIm), ery (end Gerald Pare 277, A-Windfields Farm entry MEN'S LEAGUE Albrecht 715 286, 250), Jack Goodman| Juniors: High Doubles -- Jim Brace, 200); Robert Harding 397 miles Erin Pan, No Boy 119 iTablin, Gordon 117 Mighty Patrol, Potts 117 Ne Passez Pas, McComb 115 661 (233, 227, 201), Dianne|ley 353, Janet Sutherland 345 = (222), (235, 221, 204), Bruce Price|Bruce Hubbard 334, Robert Hodgson 214), Garth McGillavary 631) 1332, Rick Irvine 327, David Murphy 322 734) and|Doug Lavis 309, Pauline Mayhew 30! and Gall Batt 303. : : Thirty Grand, Kelly A-X117 ret ae 706 (273), Dave Walker! 299 Games: Bernice Derry eh econ fh PN ay co tel Ne Novar A Question, No Boy 119 Dianne Fuller (229, 203), Reg. eich 883 (22' ' i Bol jute Lione Head, Dittfach 119 | 7 Hah singles: Hane zimmer 87 4278\ (202,""200),. Jim Marshall. (238), George| (239, 236, 213); Wayne Fowler 767 (292, lhionisieg: No Boy. 116 | qT gon 262, Nell Spen 260, Andy |NicBride (226), Gordon Nunn (220), Sam/249, .226); Sharon Benson 683 (238, 247); |Copper Fire, Kelly X-X107 Vanderend 20, Alex" Fillier - 282, col! Plume (213), W. 'Talbot (212), Paui Her-|Tom Poupard 668.264, 207); Charlie cgPamunteate, 'Coombe, S172 0. Ron. Childs 250, @arl r i chagten (211), Marlyn Herrington (210), |Brown 661 (251, 216); Wayne 80 TAM. Kane and E. ge ent odigeed ig Marg Shavgrew (210), Andy Frappier/659 (213, 203, 240); Mike Blakes 655ly's ins AAC: XX-7 Ibs. AAC: X wary 'eam Standings: Rambler's 9, Wit-| (209), Bill Stacey (207) and Ed Sambo- 765, 231); Armond Hachey 643 (203, 212 fips, AAC: | gon's Food Market 9% La Lg, |YYS (202). 228); Richard Mitchell 643 (223, 228) anc | Cynthia Mitchell 619 (296). Post Time 2 p.m. : High Doubles -- Tom Eng Patricia Snowden 338 (190), Kelly Gellagher Ron Shortt 300 (165), Doug- NOW PLAYING | IT'S NOT TOO LATE, RE-ELECT CONSERVATIVE BRITONS David Whitfield Coptial Record Star Singing his million seller song "Cara Mia' Sponsored by 'Old Country Tickets Oshawa Old Country Club Members Auditorium Box Office Bolahood's Sportshaven Bishop's rting Goodr The Disc Shop Marty's Record Bor Bus Service Oshawa 7:00 - 7:30 - 8:00 P.M, Return After Show THURS., OCT. 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