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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, 27--Rooms for Rent SELF-CONTA! @6, two bedrooms, suitable for two friends "I itchen, v atareon: | Close to down-| town. Available now. Telephone 728-0852 WIDOWER pensioner wishes to share! furnished apartment with other person| with ail privileges. Simcoe North area Telephone 773-6508. __|31--Compect 'Cars for Sale "*% Volvo and Peugot * Mercedes Benz General Repair and Auto-Electric Service Jake and Bill's Garage 449 Ritson Rd. South Oshowo 728- 0921 -- FURNISHED, bed-sitting + reom | in pri vate, adult home. King West'. Park area. Suitable for young working girl. Tele Phone 728-0055. Two DB iight =] rooms, private entrance, ground floor, | bus at door, Suit one or two, clean] quiet persons. Ritson Road South. 723-) 0479 ATTRACTIVE light housekeeping room, | completely furnished, sink and refriger-| tose to hospital and buses. | meais, lunches packed, close to bus, ZOLTAN and NICK'S Your Authorized Datsun and Fiot Dealer Specializing in Volkswagen Repair and Service 160 Simcoe South 7 Wovemper 7, 1967 |35--Coming Events ' | |35--Coming Evenre LIONS | SUPER BINGO $1, 450 Ps PRIZES 2 JACKPOTS Nos. 52 and 58 THREE SINGLE bedrooms, one @ Tigh! 1955--GoiwswagEn, turauolne Gem ANMSGINE seen, Apely "136° Colbert | ee aeee Street, Oshawa Haney car, $500. Telephone 725-4585 afte a 1962 BEDFORD VAN, Good transporta-| 2 --Room ar m and | Board tion. Best offer. Call 725-0353. | WHITBY. Central location. Room and 1959 AUSTIN HEALEY, runs excelient,| board for young gentleman. Parking, TV,imust sell, leaving country. Whitby, 307/ lunches packed. Telephone 668-4928 Euclid Street ROOM AND BOARD for gentleman, good 33--Automobiles "Wanted Parking. 728-4845. Ech ROOM AND BOARD for ceniieman, six| days, lunches packed, close to bus, Tele- | 05 4 OR ROOM AND BOARD. ~ gentle abstainer, private home, tele. parking, Simcoe St. N., side door. | Telephone 72 | ineraes een Robert --| CARS WANTED | Buying A New Car ? | | | | | Sell your used car to "Ted" Talk "Cash" to. the New Car Dealer and "Save"' HOM from home, in quiet home by is away : ing to, share. Single) TED CAMPIN MOTORS bed, lunches, lau and home cooked 23-4494 557 a s 'p! 72 90 mesis. Telephone 72-64 _. WANTED, cars c ng. No charge for towing. Best prices 29--Wanted 'to. 'Rent paid. Telephone 728-4549 anytime Nicols SHAW AUTO ) WRECKERS co. < Cars| LET HARRY HELP SELL /bousht, bought. 89 Bloor Street East. tron and metals 725-2311 | parts for sale OUR HOME IN A HURRY | 34-- Automobile | Repair _ Call Harry Taras 728-9817 or 723-2265 Schofield-Aker Ltd, Reo ROOM unfurnished apart THREE - FRED STONE | Brooklin -- 86 Queen St. E. | Automotive Machine Shop REBUILT ENGINES OVERHAUL AND ENGINE PARTS quires room in quiet home near the col fege. Reply:to Box 87, West Hill 137 King West 723-6322 -- 723-8311 Lost. 923-3492 now for glasses in dark case, ate area One Must Go $300 in 52 Nos $200 in Announced Nos. | $25 Consolation Prize PLUS or Less | $10 per line both games $150 JACKPOT:GAME 20 regular games ot $20 Double in 15 Nos. Lost 5 Games $30 per game or Less ADMISSION 50¢ Eorly Bird Game 7:45 Shorp Guaranteed Minimum $5 Per Line $25. Full Cord Bus service leaves King and Simcoe Streets ot 7:00 and 7:15 P.M The Biggest Prize Money in the area for a 50¢ admission chorge Every Wednesday All proceeds to charity | JUBILEE PAVILION | PLAN TO ATTEND SPECIAL BINGO NOV. 15th fer mother and child, child care while/ | mother attends night school. Telephone mother attends, night | schooi, AUTOMATIC | RE e unfurnished 4 apartment TRANSMISSION | © and -child Id. care while mother attends night Telephone CENTRE 723-6598 atter 6 p.m., 725 bees 1038 Simcoe St. N., 728-7339 BANK MANAGER requires | 3-bedroom) Transmissions are Our Only house, reasonable rent, for Dec. 1, ex cellent references. 728-2582 sory are Repairs: Aalst WANTED TO"RENT, garage for one car pelts, oe anges om Athol and Drew area. Telephone after Guaranteed. 6 728-5884 : oa bs TM: ae CITY-WIDE COVERAGE at low cost Is DURHAM COLLEGE girl student r@- what you get with Classified Ads, Phone an ad-writer. 30--Automobiles 'For Sale 35--Lost | t and F Found Lost. | Dark brown wallet c containing citizenship papers and other important Onl $] 0 Down papers, Call 725-0349. 7 LOST --Smali male cat, five months on the cor of your choice old, Beau Valley vicinity. Reward with up to 48 months to re- Please telephone anytime. 725-3613 Ag LOST -- Smail black collie, eight months | poy a old, white markings on feet and chest,/ rswers Yo Trixie, north end of town M | St Iker Telephone 725-7489. or ey a LOST--between Oshawa and the Whitby Curling Club, Saturday, brown and red MOTORS woo! motor rug. Telephone 725-0717. F One pair of girl's brown in O'Neill Collegh | \f found, please call 728-6816. FOUND. Young male cat, yellow and white, King Street West. Please tele- MORE CASH phone 723-9712 Paid for Good Clean Cors 36--Legal Trade up or down. Liens paid. | DODD MOTOR SALES | 314 PARK ROAD SOUTH | 723-9421 GUS BROWN | Cars, liens paid. TERMS. Phone 728-7375 or 728-7376 Good Clean | LI { la | } in RAMBLER SALES -- SERVICE NICOLS MOTORS LTD. WHITBY -- 668-3331 di ators, spindles for t Bloor Street East. %\ CHEVROLET Nomac w ers, springs, 81 H new, tires, body $)3 week, L 728-735 487 PONTIAC station wagon, six cylin fp Ger, standard, radio 0 Cabot Street TO CREDITORS | i on or before the 20th day of | | | | { NOTICE IN THE ESTATE OF | WILLIAM ALEXANDER | MOTORS LIMITED WILSON R.R. No. 3, Oshowa | All persons having claims TRADE UP OR DOWN. Top against the Estate of WIL- Price paid for AM ALEXANDER WILSON | te of the Town of Whitby, the County of Ontario, re- | tired, deceased, who died on | or about the 8th day of April, | 1967, are hereby notified to send into the underisgned and PAINT ; New and Used Cars November, 1967, full parti- Easy to Finance at | culars of their claims, after which date the Estate will be stributed having regard ly to cl "a 'sh CHEVROLET station wagon, auto only to claims of which the matic, power steering and very good con underisgned shall then hove dition. Asking $1,400 or best offer. Tele- notice hone 725-8963 evenings er USED | as <a whisk rad Dated at Whitby, this 13th y tir w i 309, day of October, A.D. 1967, | | UGH T. NICHOL, Q.C., | Barrister & Solicitor, 319 Brock Street South, Whitby, Ontario | licitor for the Administrator. | Telephone 576-0846 '66 CHEVROLET Be automatic, power C Pontiac Lauren: FOR Quick SALE, ITY OF OSHAWA Sale of Land |._F. MARKSON, Treasurer | Central Council of Neighborhood Association BINGO OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM riday, Nov. 10th' Over | $5,000.00 PRIZES | $1,500 Jackpot $500 Snowball ; coe $150 Special Game | $1,000 Escalator | 20 Regular Games $50 Each 9 Early Bird Games ROWE TOURS CARIBBEAN and WEST IN- DIES cruise, 15 days, 7 ports. S.F, ROTTERD, January /2. 17, 1968. FLORIDA circle tour January 24 to February 12 20 doys March 22 till April 10 CALIFORNIA ond NEW OR- | IN CUBAN PRISONS Color Indicates Change In Prisoners Thinking Canadian Press reporter Carman Cumming finds that the treatment of some political prisoners has im- LEANS tour 30 days February 19 to March 19 SYRACUSE, NEW YORK, charter bus weekend of November 24 to 26 | Chortered bus to KINGS- VILLE, DETROIT and JACK MINER'S BIRD SANCTUARY to see birds in migration November 3 till 5 For information to the. above tours telephone or write ROWE TRAVEL AGENCY 885-2527 Port Hope or BURLEY BUS LINES Cobourg 372-2118 THE RESIDENTS OF HILLSDALE MANOR Cordially invite you to attend their | sharp improvement in ANNUAL BAZAAR pmo a group of about Wednesday, . 8th At 2:00 P.M. © | November | sidered particularly cant | group was made up largely of hard-core aries, prisons | reputation for They of the old Batista regime. HALF SWITCHED Sale of Work, Afternoon Tea, Home Baking and Door Prizes DNIPRO HALL EVERY TUESDAY | 7:30 P.M All Regular Games $10 Shore The Weolth Jackpot $150 in 61 Nos. or $20. Consolation s Good Service For Greater Attendance FREE ADMISSION DNIPRO. HALL c Corner Bloor and Edith Sts u EUCHRE n Wed., Nov. 8 n 8pm i Southmead Community Centre Kawartha St. | cal half group in La Cabana proved in Cuba. In_ this story he tells of their reac- tion to the new approach, By CARMAN CUMMING HAVANA (CP -- A | signifi- cant number of Cuban politi- prisoners recently have decided to give up their yel- low uniforms and put on blue ones, sources here report. The development is a vic- tory of sorts of the govern- ment. The yellow uniform symbolized the prisoner's re- fusal to undergo 'rehabilita- tion' even though he could greatly improve his lot by doing so. Putting on the blue uniform means he is ready at least to | expose himself .to reindoctri- nation, although not necessar- ily to accept it. Reliable sources who have had some contact with the prisoners say the move to the blue uniforms took place in prisons across the island and apparently was linked. with a treat- ment of those under rehabili- tation. Havana's Cabana 200 who.had been holding grimly to their yellow spite bad conditions La uniforms de- decided | in a body recently to accept the blue uniforms. This development was con- signifi- because the La Cabana counter-revolution- brought in from other because they had a intransigence. included some officers The 200 represented about the yellow-uniformed The blue ame as uniforms are the those: worn by | ordinary prisoners, except for the insignia This, in fackwhas been one- of the complaints of the politi- al prisoners--they want a niform that distinguishes them from common crimi- als. One of those who joined the ove to the blue uniforms was quoted afterward as say- ng he couldn't understand why all prisoners didn't do the same. He said the prisoners are not required to participate in the indoctrination -- sessions. Cosh Prizes Light Lunch They need only keep their Admission 50c eyes open and stay out of oe rere | AAO TIB, RUMMAGE SALE How many political prison- Simcoe Hall 387 Simcoe S. WED. NOV. 8 1:30 P.M. Golden Jubilee Chopter IODE 5 Late Games $50 each Admission $1.00 (receive one card for All regulor games) 25c double card except jackpot $100 in Door Prizes All gemes 25¢ double card double cords gomes Share the wealth 7:15 p.m. Regular Games Start im mediately ofter Share the | Wealth | | ers there still are in Cuba-- | and how many of them are still holding to the yellow uni- forms--is not known. Estimates of the over-all total by opponents of the gov- ernment generally are in the area of 70,000. The official fig- ure is around 40,000 1 ae KINSMEN BINGO It is also not known whether 2----$200--Nos. 52 and 50 | t 1 MUST GO | treatment has improved for $25 CONSOLATION those still wearing the yellow TUESDAY uniforms, although the sources say they believe the See Saturday's Ad pressure may have eased ADMISSION 50c somewhat, Rummage Sale Wednesday, Nov. 8 | 1:30 P.M. DEATHS | ST. JOHN'S HALL Bloor and Simcoe ALL NEW ARTICLES SIMMONS, Mable At Victoria Hospital on Sunday, Novem- ber 5, 1967, Mable Simmons, of 64 Byron | BUSES wae London, beloved wife of late Wilbert E. Simmons (March, 1953), dear| EUCHRE, nariien Park Clubhouse, mother of the late Cecil A. Simmons/ jougias Street, Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M. (predeceased January 29, 1966). Sur Leaving Bond and Simcoe *% t Admission 50c, rival. of their MEMORIAL vived by several nieces and nephews; Previously, they prisoners were packed in a room so small that not all the prisoners could sit down at once, with one hole in the floor for sanitary facilities and three pints of water daily for each of them to wash and drink. MEALS POOR They were wakened at 5 a.m, for breakfast of gruel and water; let out for exer- cise and then returned, to the cell for the rest of a long day broken only by bad meals at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Understandably, Cuban offi- cials are not anxious to talk about the prisons. My own re- quests to see a prison and to interview officials about the rehabilitation program were neither denied nor granted, but simply kept in limbo until I left the country. In any event, the sources say authenticated stories of brutality that emerged from the prisons a few years ago no longer reflect the real situ- ation. Premier Castro himself is reliably reported to have spo- ken privately of his concern over the waste of human re- sources involved in the big imprisonment program. He is said to be thinking in terms of expanding existing parole procedures so prisoners may spend more time at home while they continue rehabilita- tion. About a year ago the gov- ernment closed down one of the worst prisons, the old Isle of Pines prison where Fidel himself served a_ 19-month term after his abortive attack on the Moncada fortress in Santiago in 1953. PRISON NOW SCHOOL e prison, a collection of five huge, circular buildings with cells honeycombing the inside of the walls, now is being turned into a technical school, The prisoners are reported to have been relocated in pris- ons and work camps closer to their homes to facilitate pa- role programs. In some cases political pris- oners in the work camps are permitted to go home to their families for leave periods. Even in the Isle of Pines prison they were allowed to receive visits from wives and mistresses. At first they were permitted to spend some time alone with them in block houses around the perimeter of the camp. Later, "more so- phisticated facilities' were provided. The work camps for _politi- cal prisoners are separate from the military work camps, called UMAPs--Uni- dad Militar para Agudar Produccion, for military unit to aid production. But conditions are also said to be immensely improved in the UMAPs, which won a grim- reputation after they were opened about two years ago. CLERGY CONFINED The camps, designed as forced military service units for anti-social elements, re- ceived a variety of draft-dodg- ers, clergymen--particularly of the evangelical faiths--and suspected or actual homosex- uals. One man released from a UMAP said the only com- mon factor among prisoners in his camp was that they had all applied for passports. Complaints about the MAPs focused both or ton- ditions in them and on indis- criminate roundups of their recruits, In one case a man who went to a_police station, accompa- nied by his girl friend, to re- port a theft, was bundled off | to.a UMAP on the grounds | Premier Castro is centennial project, Lori | And died beloved by all He had a. kindly word for each | that he appeared effeminate. Personal intervention by credited | with the sharp improvement | 6:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m. 7:30 in her 89th year. Resting at-the Wortley oe Bae 00 ee | Road Chapel of the A. Millard George | For Taxes Q p.m. vailable Funeral Home, Wortley Road at Elm | After Bingo wood Avenue, where funeral service will ; ; BI) bac naar aerate 25 253 be held inthe chapel on Wednesday, A sole of lands in arrears of BIRTHS November 8 at 3 p.m. Interment in toxes in the City of Oshawa Woodland Cemetery, London. held in the C KINSMEN 1965 BEAUMONT | V-8 automatic.) * | be held in the Council | radio 34,000 origina Chamber of the City. Holl, | hie 1/ BROWN -- Mel and Ruth (nee Ander- wner "Bank finan-| Oshawa at the hour of ten | bring this 2 Son) are Ploned to announce the arrival with $150 down scalps | of a son, Timothy Paul, on Saturday, 'clock in the forenoon of Price Pass |November 4, at Oshawa General Hos- I EMORIAM ay oy fe] Tuesday, the fifth day of | To The pital. Thanks to Dr. Halam-Andres, Dr. adio. $850. Telephone) December, 1967, unless the | -- . Se ee ee 1 toxpe ond coueaie gmonee | Friday, Nov. ] 0, ] 967 GRANT -- In loving memory of a dear as | father and grandfather, George Beane 1962 CHEVROLET impala convertible paid. | Grant, who passed away November B wulorhatic. Power. & aR : MARSHALL -- Mr. end Mrs, Laur- Toque OP y 7, Telephone Nestleion e list of lands for sole for - | KINSMEN ence Marshall wish to announce the ar- | Tho' his smile is gone forever, | Grrears of taxes has been i CLASSIC, = er blished in the Ontario SU PER CAR Lynn, 7 ibs, 2 o28., on Monday, Novem-) Sit De tee Ate UaGk Natal Ea @ reliable, 37507. Nol Gave , ale ber 6; 1967, at Oshawa General Hospital. | Sy/,We nave $0 many memo ms A No sazette on the 2nd day of | Thanks fo Dr, Cherewaty and fourth per week. Wellman's, . z | TRS = Sadly missed by daughter Betty, son- |. September, 1967. Copies of | Or stant, in-taw John, and grandchildren. | "the said Tist may be obtained «| re the offiea ot ha Ts ices Fs GRANT -- In loving memory of a dear rien at the office of the Tax.Col-. - | a Baits Fre Michael and Mildred (nee 'ather and grandfather, Frank George D lector. . j ses Ok on ee rhe Stnday, Grant, who passed away November 1962 GALAXIE 500, two - door hardtop.) | At The p 1 | 196: eight. Good condition. Private. Telephone} Dated at Oshawa, Ontario November 5, 1967, at Oshawa General fis smiling way and pleasant face Le gplnd id | 1 hank ti 1 28-5884 after 6 p.m this 9th day of August, 1967. | PETERBOROUGH preg ti statt of ThA an ieee amvAndres) Are a pleasure to recall: Long-Distance Phone Used VICTORIA (CP) -- Doctors at 7, Royal Jubilee Hospital here are c 'Vancouver Island heart patients over the phone. hecking the progress of their said, 200 in the camps a year ago last summer. After Fidel ordered investi- gation of a series of com-| plaints, sources said, the com- mandant in charge of the program was dismissed and conditions immediately im- proved. One story heard frequently here is that the premier, on an inspection tour, became so infuriated over conditions in a UMAP camp that he struck a camp official. DON'T BLAME CASTRO True or not, the story indi- cates a frame of mind in Ha- vana: The belief that if there is maltreatment in the camps and prisons, Fidel himself is not responsible for it. The UMAPs, as_ military units, comevunder the authori- ty of Fidel's younger brother Raoul, the minister for the armed forces. They are described as still OSHAWA TIMES PATTERNS basically a punishment bri- gade, with rigorous condi- FOR FALL DAYS tions, but not anything like a prison, Those who behave well By ALICE BROOKS in the camp may. be trans- S re cIeeeat ferred to regular units. reasure {this smart Jack By and large, neutral ob- for travei near and far. Use TO SIZE 48 servers say, conditions in worsted or synthetic yarn, Cuba's prisons probably are ables encircle neckline and Ry ANNE ADAMS no worse than those in many 'create deep, dramatic border TAKE IT EASY in a flaring other Latin American coun- jjnterest Knit in one piece shape that makes it so easy tries. from neck down. Pattern 7181: to keey fresh. apd pretty all Horrendous torture stories (size; 32-46 included. day Flare sleeves are cool, emanating from exiles in FIFTY CENTS (coins) for fashionable. Very easy. Miami usually arediscounted 'each pattern tno ~stamps,, Printed Pattern 4501: Wom- or ridiculed here. please) to Alice Brooks, care en's Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, But there 'is widespread of The Oshawa Times, Needle- 46, 48 Size 36 requires 3% agre@ment among foreign res- craft Dept., 60 Front Street yards 35-inch idents, including some sym- West Toronto 1, Ontario. On- SIXTY-FIVE CENTS. (65c.) in pathetic to the regime, that tariv residents add 3c. salesicoins (no stamps, please) for administration of justice is tax Print plainly PATTERNieach pattern. Ontario residents uneven at best. NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS. | add 3c sales tax. Print plainly They add that it is not nec- | First time! Jumbo 1968/SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, |Needlec craft Catalog --hundreds! lof designs, 6 free patterns (in- jcludes- designer sweaters) in- structions inside. Knit, embroider. 50c. Book No. 1 -- Deluxe Quilts-- 16 complete patterns. Send 60c Book No. 2 -- Museum Quilts! -- patterns for 12 quilts. 60c. Book No. 3 -- Quilts for To- {day's Living. New, exciting col essarily worse than under the old Batista. dictatorship and | probably has improved since the heavy-handed days early | in the Castro revolution. LIKE OLD WEST Trials are open but there are indications that the main | work of the court takes place before the trial. In one case sentences of three persons on trial together. were disclosed 60c ig re igtags g o of- Book of Prize Afghans--Knit, ficers picked for revolutionary |crochet 12 afghans. fic. zeal, rather than legal ability, or youngsters fresh out of law school. There is a sprinkling of judges remaining from | pre-revolutionary days. The judges operate under MONDAY, NOV, 6 FIRST RACE -- Purse $1,800. Claim heav iti s i ing. Maiden two-year-olds. 7 Furlongs. y Political strain and are 6-Conservation, Grubb 22.40 8.90 5.80 not particularly inclined to be |10.bQ-Sea of Grace:.Swatuk 9.00 5.00 concerned about precedents. 9-Flaming Legend, Ditttach 4.20 Also Ran in Order: Sailor's Rest, "It's sort of like the old | ' Lucky Monarch, Typhoon Dan, Lake Dis: days of the Wild West," one |trict, Camilo, Haftado, It's Andy, Hi j i Royal and Sam's Wish. foreign resident commented. 13 DQ--Finished first but was disqualified If you go before Hanging | and placed second. Jude Parker you may be SECOND RACE--Purse $2,000. Claim strung up. Go before some Jing, Three-year-olds and up. One and other judge and you may end |one-sixteenth Miles r } |5-Mighty Patrol, A'stg. up having a drink with him." tigate os) He cited two parallel cases. In the first case a man had Ipaned his car to another per- son to drive some refugees to a shore point, where they | were to catch a boat out of the country. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison: SHORTER SENTENCE In the second case, the sus- pect had actually driven es- |2-Andrea Inez, Dittfach |3-Cosmic_ Kid, Swatuk 6.00 Also Ran in Order: Harlion, Jet in- vader, Whistler's Wife and Footprint. DAILY DOUBLE, 6 AND 5, PAID $120.90. THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,800. Claim- jin Maiden two-year-olds. 7 Furlongs. Courier, "9.20 3.30 3:30 i 2.50 2.40 Ithinkiknow, Nr. -Jacob Starr, Green Also Ran in Order: Pioneer, Oriental Era, Shine Brightly, Twin Guns, Judge Beau, Half |Count Wyndham and Senier Service. FOURTH RACE--Purse $2,000. Claim- A ing. Three- and four-year-old. 1 Mile capers to a rendezvous point. |8-Mr. What, Gordon 10.40 $.60 3.60 i ; |6Sunday Cruz, Gibson 6.90 3.70 He said he had done it under |Fayy Ris, Shitach 310 duress but his story was re- | Also Ran in Order; Mace, O'Dongo, jected and he was convicted. (Buckminster, Sunyou,. Just Salled end rief Garon. The sentence, however, was only three years in a work camp. In cases like these, the charge usually includes the} allegation of carrying out an act "inspired" by the U.S. WEDNESDAY 'NOV, 8 Central Intelligence Agency, Cloudy and fast even though there is no evi- dence linking the act to the United States. The official explanation is FIRST RACE-- Purse $2,200 maiden 3 and 4 year olds one mile (12) Globarantter, Leblanc 122 Little Quill, Bell 116 Boy Of Fourche McComb 114 Run Around Sue, Swatuk X106 that the crime is the sort of |Frdi'pride. Dutty AXXX112 thing the CIA might inspire. Granizado, Walsh 119 Penalties for crimes of vio- |Brazen Roman, Steve B-111 Guylene, Dittfach 116 lence are severe and those for |Kingdon Bay, Duffy A-xXx109 "economic crimes"--black |Whirling Typhoon, Steve B-119 3 : Melbourne Sale, Gubbins 114 marketing--are becoming |im a Devil, Gibson X114 | more stringent. A-Mrs, R. Smith Entry B-MG and EC Preston entry SECOND RACE-- Purse $2,100 claim- ing (5000) Two year olds foaled in CDA "You may go to prison for a year for having two pounds of meat illegally,". one foreign : : rf 7 furs. (9) resident said. Another cited a |Dan McGrew, Grubb x114 Morning Rounds, Gomez A-122 case where a man got 35 Canadian Dancer, Alter 117 years for slaughtering a cow |Dialogue, No Boy 117 illegally. Frisky-Flighty McComb--114 wes Lisa 8. Good, Dittfach 114 The penalty for, armed |Fiee Session, Turcotte 117 robbery can range from five Rionieg Fetish ae AeA toga aac he on ruce, Armstrong or six years to execution by |a-'p. G. Bonald, J. R. Brickley and firing squad--in which case a |D. Mann and Martel Entry. brief notice will appear in the |yyigp Race-- Purse $1,800 claiming paper saying simply that the | (3000) three year olds and up 7 furs. culprit has paid the maximum | ' crochet,! lection -- 15 complete patterns, Home, Enlyn Sun, STYLE NUMBER Send order to ANNE ADAMS, care of The Oshawa Times, Pattern Dept., 60 Front Street West, Toronto 1, Ontario. On- jtario residents add 3c. sales tax. Print. plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER. FALL'S NEW FASHIONS -- see the best of the new styles -|for all sizes in our new Fall- |Winter Pattern Catalog. Get one pattern free -- just clip coupon in Catalog. Hurry, send 50c. right now. GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,200. Claim ing. Two-year-olds, 1 Mil 1 Won Ton, Dittiach 22.90 3.00 2.18 1A-Swiss Movement, Gordon 2.30 2.10 5 -Eve Darby, Griffo 0 21 Also Ran in Order: A-Tiger Court, and Wincuba. A---P Smith and H Katz Entry. EXACTOR, 4 AND 1A, PAID $27.80, SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim- ing. Three-year-olds and up. One end one-sixteenth Miles. 4Try Brandy, Gordon 6.80 4.90 3.70 9.90 5.50 3-Chopstick, Platts 2-Drifted, Dittfach 4.00 Also Ran in Order: Communicate, Roman Tribune, Meteor, Galanx end Fatalito. SEVENTH RACE--Purse $2,200. Claim- \ing. Three-year-olds and up. 7 Furlongs. 6-Tricky Scamp, Grubb 18.30 $.90 3.20 1-Vintage Port, Platts 3.60 2.90 4Jim Gee, Dittfach 4.00 Also Ran in Order: Mornins' Mornin, Twinkle Jay and Real Runner, EXACTOR, 6 AND 1, PAID $75.50. 5-Fast Elsie, Griffo 4-Gay Andrew, Gibson 4.40 rid 8-Jurisdiction, LeBlanc Also Ran in Order: 28.30 9.80 4.90 Three Times tip. ped, Winshot, Last Marriage, Tudor Gift, Sensationally, Ann B. Good and Stra- bonne. | Attendance 7,499. Handle $521,629, GREENWOOD ENTRIES [Prince Bunty, Bradfleld 107 | Feast or Famine, Kelly A-X114 |Bold Champ Kelly A-X-114 Indian Game, Bell 115 Black Kitten, Bell 111 Mission Clove, Dittfach 1% River Party, No Boy 115 Dark Scope, Armstrong 122 Gay Pageant,. Gordon 114 Twilight Tango, McComb. 118 ALSO ELIGIBLE Daring Bull, McComb 112 Dula Gail, Bell X106 Monisteo, Barroby 112 Never a Question, No Boy 112 Mary Catharin, Swatuk X109 Tall Indian, Gordon 11) A-G C Dangerfield and &. Liberman entry. FOURTH RACE-- Purse $1,900 claiming 'K 000) three year olds and up 7 furs. Great Promise, McCauley 122 Shining Mark Platts X107 Tiempo Muerto, No Boy .115 Suitan's Treat, Brownell XX109 Lady Kasha, Grubb..X111 Fortunatus, Grubb X107 Caledon Star, Turcotte 113 (Exactor Wagering) FIFTH RACE-- Purse $2,000 claiming (3,000) three year olds and up | and one sixteenth miles (10) % Royal No Boy 2 , Kelly A-X110 Turcotte 111 e Passez Das, No Boy 118 six _eylinder, Ever: th, about 50 long- ro, Walsh 113 T Some day we hope to meet him, uvery month, about 4 ong Wee 5 ' Telephone | A mooth Drifting, No Boy 119 7 CENTRE Some day, we know 'not when, distance calls are received from penalty for armed robbery. rare Venture, Fitzsimmons 116 East -Aniwats- Grubb cane = ~ - ole ibeah Brcebiin. ont 1S Georse| ovciase, his hand in the better land, | natients in places like Tofino,| Spanking Breeze, Gordon 116 1959 PONTIAC sedan va. engine, "ule tor ch pre ms not be responsbile! Never to part again | |Thirty Grand, Kelly A-X100 amatic, radio. Telephone 72595 __|f2r any debts contracted in my name 10 00 DEATHS --Always remembered by son, Donald, Comox, Chemainus, Gan ge s,| Caledon Colonel, Gomez 116 1959 MORRIS OXFORD, low mileage ber 4, 1967, without my written cova ' om eee | cadyemith: and Duncan: MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS | elds? Mk Ent 'tke He Eulelie Avenue. Tele- ; TERR Ce -E Lieberman and M. Kane Entry bod Signed, Robert Dingman ' - Prizes euswik gla k The calls are connected to the} leer ea 1965 SUNBEAM Imp, throughout |37--Aucti ion Sales ia At his late residence, 19 Division Street, A LASTING TRIBUTE hos pita 1's electrodiagnostic) MONDAY, NOV. 6 ||-Henry's Allen, Hill 6.10 4.20 3.00; (4,000) inne Wear cine + me Or Four brand new fires $600 or best offer. MMe slanted eee | on Sunday, November 5, 1967, Sidney' For permanence and dignity services laboratory and in- 5-Tammy Chief, Coke 6.60 3.90|My Maura, Grubb X107 Atter 5 p.m. telephone 728-4717 Including Albert Crowle, son of the late Albert) 4) ooo. stantly the doctors are provided FIRST RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse 2-Wee Governor, Campbell 2.90'Cool Boy Cool, No Boy 114 Se IEC La RAGE, SUD: pamer | Brand New and Alice Crowle, in his 77th year.| uggest: Stanu) y S$ are provided $800. Ciaiming. Also Started: Major's Missey, Uncle Aberfoyle, Green X112 6 Le. Sabre, automatic, N ALE Resting at. -Melntosh-Anderson.. Funersi MOUNT LAWN with details of the heart cases. 7-Heathcliie, Spencer 5.90 3.49 240 Spud. Mick's Girl, Myron Scol and M brakes and steering, radio, in good con 1968 AMBASSADOR SEDAN i i : ron Scot and Mr./Super Liner, Kelly A-X105 aiiGn Beat citer Telenhoas. 725-4021 SEL Home, 152 King Street. East. Service in MEMORIAL PARK What happens is this S-Merrie Meander, Waddell 6.00 3.20 Adam. Bush Hawk, Bell X119 n. 2S = is ail or $2,000 In Cash the chapel on Wednesday, November 8, BRONZE MEMORIALS | "dare wl 6Mary Guy Key, Feagan 2,80 ' Sir Trio, Armstrong 112 1966 CHEVROLET CAPRICE "eleanor! FRIDAY oX 10, 1967 $1,700 Big Snowball at 2 p.m. Interment Union Cemetery. For courteous' adilea "piidse In the small, out-of-town hos-! Haves le Pi isl g iol Fou PE ee RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse|Full Force, Kelly A-X105 condition all extras relephone , r urte } Pee julep, HW erly fan . Conditioned Heol é at 2PM (59 NOS.) : visit the Pork Office, pitals, ly cesgta thi bs aa ingy bly Jamie, Spencer 3.4 2.50 2.80 Ohare Cee nm 66 CORVAIR CORSA Convertible, four-| b $1,000 Hi-Lo Game ' LEWIS, Wm. Glen (ai) x = 723-2633 hata ek ys 'ey ex diated |. sEconD anise ile hice RAK 2 Buck os Sinai W'wood 3.10 2.90 A-L C Morrisore and &, Lieberman speed, 140 HP positraction, tach, spe| Dealers and gorage with A $1,100 Small Snowball Bay RM Aa ABE alloca abit td toingh |ly fine electrical fields radiate Conditioned. Also' Started: Beth wen iteute cial ins trumentation, power top, radio,) or C licence only. Pickering (53 NOS.) Beach' Wiliam Glen ten). Cewlse fare from the heart, Pintader teoele Ante Sob a8 alate Bary inning ne he clever KExatior. Wagering), few white walls, disc --------| Police and Ajax Police im- $600 Regular Games meriy of Oshawa, beloved husband ot These are amplified and sped zooms Look, Waples 2.60 2.30 EXACTOR, 5 SIND 2, PAID $10.80, SEVENTH RACE-- Purse $10,000 added 1962 RAMBLER siation wagon, good] pounded vehicles. At- Ajax $450 Special Games pre daa ee aid Ts ga peg jover the telephone lines to an| Maine Marion!' WIC Lor. Checile, Jotey| SEVENTH RACE -- Wie Pace. P jrcatleton Stakes" Two year olds foaled c on, & cylinder, gta 'a transmis. id ie) Urse}in ng ia wih. Wont bios ines 3 Tele-| puis Apt ond Wreckers, Plus 4 Early Bird Gomes Rodbard (Betty) Toronto, it ¢. Renate " CARDS OF THANKS jelectrocardiograph in the labo-! Alon at Mac, Shady Oaks and vain Conditioned. jel Binder. DitECs Ns on, blue 3 Valle oad, Aja A ) ' man (Phyllis) Florida, 7 Gratian yke, Waples 3.40 2.80 2.50|Rouletabille, G 9 phone 725 aa y ie (Shore The Wealth) at 7:30 | tr rioY Morley of Wasage. Beach ard| ratory at Royal Jubilee. __|DAILY DOUBLE, 7 AND 4, PAID $14.00. |T-Armiro iietent, McKinley 3:50 2.60 Centennial 'Year No "Boy a "b& PONTIAC Pari sienne, two-door hard On Vamaho Motorcycle 16 Don't Forget to Buy The Fred of Barrie; in his 74th year. Resting| KOCHO -- We would like' to express The continuous, jagged line |3-Arleen, Wellwoos 3.10/Nangela, No Boy 11 top, V-8 automatic. Power omanae cycle 66 Economy Pack For Value at Mather's Funeral Home, Stayner, our sincere thanks and appreciation '0 which the. electrical impulses THIRD RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse Also Started: Highland Girl, Larry Dil-/No Parando, Turcotte Ww vin 0, white walls Buick 1959 nd: Gave. Money with funeral service Wednesday, Novem- our many friends and relatives for thei rl h $800. Claiming. lard and Michael Kirk i¢s Turn, Leblanc 116 ce Excellent canaition. Call One Oldsmobile 1959 and Sav aney ber &, at 2 p.m. Interment Stayner Ceme-'many acts of 'kindness, beaufiful floral transmit onto the graph tell doc- t-success Curl, Waples 6.30 3.30 Phelodie, Grubb 113 ..... .secs seeeee . ia FORD co < = ne Chevrolet" 1959 Plus an Extra Big tery. tributes and messages of sympathy injtors what is wrong with the far- co . Creed, Mogens 3.50 3.10 BigHTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse|Bunty Escar, No Bey 112 hae interized. wit 45 bs (Share The Wealth Game) our recent bereavement in the loss of a! Royal y, Ellicott 5.00 |$1,600. Conditioned. Sailor Take Care, Fit n0 See ee ee ee wit vauoh: Make) TWO: ROntlOee 1958 With « Mininca: G G te --------\heloved son and dear brother. Special aWay heart. Also Started: X Pert Becky, Billie|3-Wyandct Chief, F'gan 12.30 4.40 2.90/Request Denied, Griffe To) our-whee! dri One Dodes 1952 a Minimum Guarantee | STAFFORD thanks to Dr. Sproull and Dr. Rowsell,) W. A. McGovern, Jubilee' 8(Tut, Wil Lor Kim, Ballerina Wick and|2-Peter Way Sultan, Davies 3.30 2 ee? oe | One: Buick 1957 of $1,000.00 * jnurses of Oshawa General Hospital, head techttician, says about 50|Miss Dixie Dale. 6-Jose's Dominion, Waples 5.30/EIGHTH RACE Purse $2,600 jtllomances eee | ine Buic : ' BROTHERS LTD. | Armstrong Funeral Home, and Reverend of the 500° electr di | Also Started: Brown Ned, The Gibb,/3 and 4 year 'olds'1 mile (9 | One Dodge 1957 MANY FREE 'AND A. Sharp for his kind service. ClrocardiograMs| FOURTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse/Scat Time and Waygone. Pat's Honey, Brownell xKi08 . PER MONTH | One Chrysl 1957 VALI e Authorized Deolers hale and Mws. George Kocho andirecorded at the hospital Cuchi) S0. | Clehriing. Tammy's Ringo, Dittfach 113 | ine Chrysler ' LUABLE R PRIZES family. h "Andy Byrd, W'wood 4.60 3,30 3.00 NINTH RACE -- Mile Pace, Purse Anns Gem, Gordon 112 The cost of this) One Thames Panel Truck KINSMAEN ROCK OF AGES month are from out of town. Teen Richards, Hie 8.80 6.50/$1,000. Conditioned |Devivar, No Boy 112 ££ at daily tor one Ter Cash FAMILY MONUMENTS LANE -- Oliver H. Lane and the He says Jubilee started help-| readies ride, Manion §.50/3-Treasure Mir, L'H'rx 13.40 7.60 4.50| Ten Jays, Platts X-104 MS °] airy. 19 Terms SI | i a family of the late Olive Lane of Myrtle li ig d Also Started: Rugged Yankee, Dean|7-Kawartha Babe, McArthur 8.60 7.10|Rich as Cream, No Boy 113 eor smo AUCTIONEER Loya! Pogue | 3.18 Dupdos St. E., 668-3552 station wish to express sincere thanks|iN& Save lives by long distance) guizan - Castle Direct, Dixie Wick and J-Little Cherry. Fole 5.40! Aynsley Blue, Turcotte 112 be noticed? . 2 LOSE SOMETHINGA Place 4 Ios! ad in Whitby, Ont and appreciation to their many rela in July, 1965, and remains today' Stepping Bill Also Started: Dan Carey, Edgewood|Shining Hopr, armstrong mu Classitied to reach Me finder, Dial 723- fives, friends, and neighbors for their , Wally, Atforney Brooks, and ' Narciss. Wellington Square, Armst: " You' d ! NEED HELP ina hurry? Place "e Help|3472 for an ad-writeh today THOUSANDS | read Times Action "Classi-|kind expressions of sympathy extended the only hospital in Western) piety race -- mie Pace. Purse X-5 Ibs. AAC: XX: Ibs. AAC? KXX<10 Ibs, oure reading 'Wanted ad now by dialing 7233492, ' ltled ade dally. lduring their recent sad bereavement, (Canada with such a service, $700, Claiming, | attendance 2,400, Handle $167,080, AAC: Post time 1 p.m, Recom To This REAL E 323 King 120 Dundas Str f Or I $21,400 .6 3 bedroom Beacon ladies, actually over | in before Christmas! . "Rent "BUYING A HO | Call For HIGH RECOMMENDED BESTWA (Forme: "The best ' FREE PIGS, whole tb. CHICKEN for freeze Red Hinds .... Ib. Fronts .... Ib. Side eb. Commercial, Side | All Freezer Orde TURKEYS, Oven Rec WONDER BREAD, Fr SNOFLAKE SHORTE! T-BONE and SIRLO!! HAMBURG CHICKEN LEGS and | FARM FRESH EGGS : 909 Simcoe No OPEN THUR Mn ee = arene ne mgm HIGH M¢ RECOMMENDE OSH Quick, BUSINE The Times Busin services for mo handy-to-use-fin on the very fi Whether you' re « service or a won we suggest, th ACTION BUSI} You'll find the |