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TTERNS 4572 | SIZES 10-18 2 SHAPING NNE ADAMS m panels divide at suggesting the new f fall. fashion. Sew tiful shaping in | knit, crepe or any ic attern 4572: Misses' , 14, 16, 18. Size 14 is. 39-in NTS (50c) in coins s, please) for ach tario residents add Print plainly SIZE IDRESS, STYLE r to ANNE ADAMS, he Oshawa Times, pt., 60 Front Street ito 1, Ontario. NEW FASHIONS -- st of the new styles s in our new Fall- ttern Catalog . Get 1. free. -- just clip atalog. Hurry, send ow Record . alia bushfire area. Euca- ich is the principal state's forests, is a l. It explodes when ts intense peculiar grasses heat, for when they nough to barn they cplosive pockets of s are never allowed lack Friday, Jan. 13, 71 persons died in [he state was alight fire officer, Ron recently: a bigger fire dang it was before Black » must act if we are saster." pr still in people's he Tasmanian trag- ruary this year when illed 62 persons and 313 homes inder the constant bushfires has com- orians to create one t fire-fighting 'organi> he world nunications network 00 firemen, tons of and thousands of ve- the centre of it all is ry Fire Authority. strikes, authority bri- hit back within min- alarm e is serious, a disas- omes into operation: volunteers and am- en rush to the area ip down trees and re-break; telephone clear a direct line rea; an army of vol- es into action, such ves acting as nurses, » smoke-burned eyes, ndwiches--and coffee ted fire-fighters. the best organization rid, thére comes a nothing man can do 2 fire. The mid-sum- te of Victoria is: a ny. The temperature up higher than 100 nd gale-force "north ep ,the heat down earng desert lands of of the continent. » Many people are to preventing a fire here are the lunatic nt on creating one fires Jast year in the idenong area. east of 200 were started by Sually check people in cars firebugs. But some ist year used a de- n firebomb: A burn ite tied to a box of es. They had left the » the fire broke out Rolphton, and a son, yhnson of Oshawa viving are 19 grand- rested at the Anderson Funeral I this morning. The vice will be held at im and Deayitt Fu- nston ¢, Pembroke. Nov. 4 will be in the Pem- lecostal, Cemetery. cordon a fire . @ ) GREENWOOD ENTRIES ] ee THE eenaws TMG, eneey: Mavenoer 3, 1967 19) SATURDAY, NOV. 4 | FIFTH RACE -- Purse $3,000 allow 7 (Cloudy and Muddy) ances 3 and 4 year olds | mile (6 Winning Shot Jr., Bell 120 pinsT RACE -- Purse $2,000 claiming) Dark Secret, No Boy 113 hogo) three year olds. and up 1 -1-16) Manteo 2nd, No Boy 116 Dies (8) i James Bay, Platts XxI04 bow } Wonder, Platts X105 Chincoteague, Platts X116 4c Grubb. X114 Countenaire, Kelly. X111 : Platts X10" (Exactor Wagering) ori y No Boy A-118 abl Plan, Kelly X110 | SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2:400 allow 1 lances two year old fillies 7 furs (9) Sailor Take Care, Swatuk XX102 {Miss Orillia, Gibson X106 Coeur Volant, Armstrong 114 Bo) anish Dancer, GUELPH (CP)-- Englis hie hiver Gus, Gibson x10 willow Downe Farm entry ND RACE -- Purse $2,300 claim- Greek Victress, Grubb X106 . hid acts tage 0) two year olds 7 furs (7) Clem's Romance, Grubb A-X109 j Saturday vaikin Dud, No Boy A-119 Dance Me Loose, McComb 109 vhish Princess, Platts X102 Amber Relic, Grubb 109 4 , Bett 115 Level Road, Swatuk A-X104 , Armstrong 107 {A-Statford- Farms entry fe! Nose In, Leblanc. 11 fT Image, Grubb X110 SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $10,000 ad- Fiedall, McCauley 112 werve, Grubb X110 ull Force, Kelly X103 'obin Whippet, Dittfach 114 Iberta Sunshine, No Boy 109 ura, Swatuk X107 Kitty G., Platts X100 THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,800 claiming Efte Rule, No Boy 111 ,a changing world and a chang- aring Bull, McComb Valam, Kelly A-121 ear 'Joey, Bradfield X104 {Pine Point, No Boy the society, last year called for r Famine, Kelly A-X117 r preg EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $3,000 allow..a sociological survey of the jeldgiass, Cosentino 112 |provide the data for a team of| FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,190 claim-|Margabella, Armstrong 118 Byrne Cony Kelly Az) | The Guelph workshop is the ' (Exactor Wagering) Mal Personality, Gordon A-122 ded "Sandown Stakes" three year olds cussed by the 51 -P, $mith entry rch Sah mile (8) will be the relevancy and effec- Sein te ec tie tiveness of the religious order in 000) Bye and Near, Fitzsimmons 116 ; 7 furs (10 soning," Ditt! | hfee year olds and gd urs (10) No Reasoning, Dittfach 114 ing church rea: Promise, McCauley 115 Yahoo Wahoo, No Boy 10° Rev. Pedro Arrupe, general of liar Scholar, Dittfach 112 Native Victor, Armstrong 116 Wa hiss Dynak, Swatuk X11] AW, ¢, Pitfield and Hillcrest Stable en. € ach province--administrative all Indian, Gordon 114 iy division--of the order to conduct Helen Mary, Grubb X11) rother Leo, Kelly A-X114 ances 3 and 4 year olds (Divn of Sth) 1) work being done. Reports from mile (7) toknyigiaaas oC. Dangerfield and 7. Ziegler entry 'Empress of India, Grubb X10, the world wide provinces will Sweet Intent, Kelly A-X1]2 Ing (5,000) three year olds and up 7 furs |Black Ringo, Griffo 123 jJesuit experts to draw a profile Cosmic Grey, Grubb X106 of the order's work. Caesar B. Good, Dittfach 123 ' A-R. Henderson, L. C, Morrisroe and §. first' stage in the survey by M. Paulson entry English-speaking Jesuits in Can- X-5 Ibs AAC: XX-7 Ibs AAC: XXX-10 Ibs ada, A similar study was con- AAC: Post Time 1 p.m. ducted previously by French- speaking Jesuits. i THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 Also Started: Colonel Philip, Long N FIRST RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse|tovely, Adios Susie, Trina Lee and Next Wednesday un! Ayrtl 4.10 2.90 2.20 : ac, Robin Melody, Aunt Myrtle and/jgptle Bomb, Maples 3 220'whether or not Hous. S-Mr. Allerton Key, Fesgan 2.5 to commit for speaking Jesuit Priests Confer 'On Work Of Society Those attending will {speaking Jesuit superiors from)the presidents and rectors of Je- Pipers Hill, McComb: 107 jacross the country meet here/suit colleges and high schools, and Sunday for "ajsuperiors of parishes, missions 'careful reappraisal' of the work|and social] of the Roman Catholic Society|s ors, six of Jesus in Canada. still in training--and two reli-| Among problems to be dis-/gious brothers rerresenting! participants French-spea! ing Jesuits. include apostolates, profes- scholastics--Jesuits FACES DIFFICULTIES | A Jesuit spokesman said in al he here man, There are about 550 English- Jesuits in one-third of them still engaged n_ studies. iniversity, MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS Fraud Decision "ani, °"" 10uses statement that renewal in the| Christian church and changes in| society have created difficulties jfor the religious order which must be resolved. There also are opportunities for new developments, he said, and the order will "take a very close look at ifs nature and mis- {sion in order to renew itself and! adapt its life and activities to the exigencies of the church and a s of contemporary Canada, They operate one four colleges and retreat parishes and mission Stations, and act as chaplains Conditioned Queen Bive Frost (ONF on college campuses, in pe . i " | ui § niten- Claudette Mir, W'wd 12.10 4.40 3,00/DNF -- Queen Blue Frost did not finish. rp a =) Yo - ely ' p Flood, Walker 300 2.40 TORONTO (CP)-- Magistrate tiaries and with the armed ady Dean. Who, Letty 460! SIXTH RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse David Coon said Thursday he! forces, : Missile Way. $800. Conditioned } ' xt W F er Also Started: Missile Way, Van Lee) aan ee vaples would decide next Wednesday' Work on the. sociological sur (a vey is expected to take about a trial two Toronto men charged yea, . 9 LONDON The WHITE SATIN this k by white satin Premium Gin In.1770 famous Gin Thank you, Sir Robert Burnett: "That's how a Gin and Tonic should be!" London Town Storm you can still taste the sensation today Today, White Satin Gin is just as special, just as palatably sensational as it was in 1770 when Satin-smooth, decisively dry, White Satin is a tradition that's been kept alive by generations of good taste, Take a taste and see. Sir Robert Burnett invented his London Dry formula © -- Mil Soe. Also Started: Buckeye Belle, Wilbrook aed sede : a carne Mile Pace. Pufse civ "Ann, champ Moray and. Squadron| With conspiring to defraud the Eden Atom, Hill 390 130 sao) ender M6 public of $100,000,000 in the op- Valley, sean Voune ary CTOR, 3 AND 4, PAID $19.0, erations .of two Panama-based 'om Tally, Bay: Also Started: Oneida Chief, Gypsy Coin,,.. SEVENTH RACE -- Mile Pace Purse companies $800. Claiming. , ij | ' 'ol pie: The Chore, Tempo Melody and oi Bullet, Gurren ---18:10--9:60- 4-60. The ee ixton follows fours 5-Sailor Mon, Waples 450 2.70;month pre. v. a S34 AILY DOUBLE, 6 AND 7, PAID $28.00. /3.Bacy Port, Hicks 2.70\the 'charge against lawyer Jo- Also Started: Gentry McKlyo, Van's in 5.5 stock Git, Northwood Edward, Clandeboye c,/sePh Williams, 56, and stock promoter Myer Rush, 43. 840 3.70 2 yo|and Gracie Byrd. ' 3.10 2.50 The companies involved are EIGHTH RACE -- é 3.40 | 51 400. Conditioned Darien Explorations SA and Jive Cg M'dow Liner, Graham 25.40 6.20 4.60 British Overseas Mutual Fund 4-Kwik Kat, Arthur 2.60 2.40l a. PAHs 5 7-Tigalus, Gagnon 340\Corp., both directed by Mi Baila. Rush Also Started: Walnut 'Herbert 6.70 3.80 2.60/8t@r, Blaze Oregon, and Frosty Magic Last week, Manuel Britstone, Armbro Bingo, Ray 9.40 4 '49, was sentenced to one year in Pembrow Bill, Waples 240 NINTH 'RACE -- Mile Pace, Purse!' and fined $10,000 in the Also Started; Cloveriand Ace, Sue Dud- $900, Conditioned prison an i Chieftain, !rene MacDuff and Lord |1-Pat Sultan, Ellicott 6.00 480 490'same case r 8-Brave Ezra, Curran 14.30 6.80 . Y ni » THarriman A AWA aide bata 3-Larry Dillard, Graham 99 Former Toronto alderman Also Started: Scot Gay, Andy Ellis; Robert Colucci still is being Perennial, Mr. Whiskers and Dyke. {sought in connection with the THIRD RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse 00. Claiming Ottawa Duke, Stirton Nurse G., Crowe Wise Bug, Lawson © Also Started: Cindy Sky, Mr cots Up and Jimmy Riddell Mile Pace. Purse FOURTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse 00. Claiming Leo Law, Waddell FIFTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse Claiming Tay TN. L'die, Curran 12.10 3.70 3.30 Ferndale Prince, Waples 2.70 2/60 | Attendance 2,444, Handle $163,685. jcase, Uncle Bun, Foley 4.10 _ _ . seal e 6 : 'creENwoop Four Out Of Six Nations /RACE RESULTS Favor U.S. Withdrawal THURSDAY, NOV. 2 FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,800. Claim Ing. Maiden two-year-old fillies, 7 Fur. longs 2 -Bolero Wpr., Kelly PRINCETON, N.J. (AP)--A!be so deeply involved in Viet- Gallup poll shows that heavy|nam if it did not wish to es- iB polere Were oh 12.70 $60 §49/ majorities in four of six West-|tablish a permanent military B -Queen's College; Platts 370'ern countries favor the with-|base in South Asia and that the Also Ran in Order: Mona Marie, Deo-| drawal of U.S. troops from Viet-|Vietnam war is being used pri- bie's Wish, Briefly, Bert' Wish, Fleeting} | rily to test new W d Storm, Queen's Award, and A-Gimpy|nam, marily to test new weapons and | Ga | The four countries are Brazil,;new military tactics." . Gniry. Donnelly end Valecrest Ferm | riniandg, France and Sweden. In| The question asked was: <eecodb Rice hur fine Gaine the other two countries--Canada| "Just from what you have in Twovhirelek, 7. RUTOnDR: jand Britain--opinion 1s morejheard or read, which of these 4&Yorky Miss, Kelly 640 3.00 2.40/closely divided, the poll says,|statements comes closest to the Peelynne ooltttech iad 375 but even there more persons}way you, yourself, feel about Also Ran Yn Order: A-Golly Soliy,/favor a withdrawal than favor|the war in Vietnam? Rolly Octo, and Dashing ee myer [Continuing U.S. of stepping up A. The U.S. should begin to Entry. |the war, withdraw its troops. DAILY DOUBLE, 2 AND 4, PAID $38.9. The survey also shows that, B. The U.S. should carry on THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,800. Claim-|there are more Vietnam sup- its present level of fighting. Ing. Maiden three- and four-year-olds. 7/norters in Canada who want to| C. The U.S. should increase see teas, Swatuk 29.40 13.40 #.10;expand the U.S. commitment injthe 'strength of its , attacks 4-Pearly Blue, Bell 7.30 4.60/South Vietnam than in any of/against North Vietnam.' S.whirling TyApog, Stee at Pride, Tim|the nationalities polled. _Those answering that the A Devil, Run Around Sue, Melbourne! The survey results were re-|United States should begin to Sale, Nem's Pride, Away Maid) 84 leased Wednesday by the Amer- withdraw its troops were 81 per aleany ican Institute of Public Opinion! cent of those questioned in Fin- FOURTH RACE--Purse 52/000 lel and its affiliates. land, 79 per cent in Sweden, 76 ine. SMe Atle ae ae George Gallup said the large per cent in Brazil, 72 per cent in 4-Career Lady, Kelly 5.90 o 280\vote in favor of withdrawal of France, 45 per cent in Britain a Parh | bee Aires ® 38 U.S. troops reflects a wide- and 41 per cent in Canada Also Ran: Red Purse and Gallant Sco!. spread fear that the Vietnam 'Those in favor of carrying on EXACTOR, 4 AND 5, PAID $25.70. |. will escalate into a Third at the present level were four FIFTH RACE -- Purse $1,800. Claim-|World War. There also wasjper cent in Finland, 10 in Swe- ing Vise y eon ae 9g "eo aos Skepticism regarding the stated den, 5 in Brazil, 8 in France, 15 Famous Monarch, D'fach 10.50 toe er of the U.S. in Southeast seg ee ia 16 in ¢ ene 9-Apple, | Bell ei stion, | Asia. n Finland, five per cent fa coe ite gl eal Ned MAY WANT BASE vored an increase in action; judge Burns, Maormero, Prince Bunty' 'In fact," said Gallup, ""many,Sweden, four per cent; Brazil, BAU <gerorenln, persons polled in these countries 'five; France, five; Britain, 15 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $1,800. Claim-|believe that the U.S. would notiand Canada, 23 per cent. ing. Three-year-olds. 7 Furlongs SEE RADISH OPES ETP ERAT We ORT AST Le OA ARLES ARONA ACL DO 6 Super Liner, Kelly 4.90 3.20 2,50 Capt'n Roo, Gubbins 7,70 oa ' THE LOWDOWN ON LONDON Boy Cool, 4 Also Ran in Order: Cool Open | Bush Hawk, Power Court and Page EXACTOR, 6 AND 2, PAID $80.40. | SEVENTH RACE--Purse $3,000. 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