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French-Canadian prime min- ster; explorer Samuel de Champlain; and Dr. Fred- erick Banting, co-discoverer of insulin. Next came Riel and Mack- enzie King, hockey player Gordie Howe, explorer David Thompson, Prime Minister Pearson, Olympic. skier Nancy Greene, and hockey layer Rocket Richard. Further down the list came yroadcaster-teacher LaPierre, and near the bottom were John Diefenbaker, the ex-Tory eader, and T. C. Douglas, the NDP leader. Dr. Jackman said the stu- lents apparently like vaPierre because he is con- roversial and "knocks down: sacred cows." There was one other obser- yation, too. At Uvie only a few votes vere cast for Premier W. A. }. Bennett. But at Memorial Jniversity in Newfoundland, >remier Joey Smallwood was mong the top five favorites. Students here were quick to ote there are' no university uition fees in Newfoundland. Wisin veryone... AS TER é ifts for Everyone g CHRISTMAS... 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Claim- 4 'Eauntenare, igi ty Potente nen foaled In Can)" 'iso Ran in Order: Pledall, ia Thomas, D'fch 6.00 29 230 Beauty, Page Royal = Glenyvar. ainklknow, fier 2.60 A--Gardiner Farms Ent: ' EXACTOR, 1A AND 1K PAID $6.20, Order: unk SE ag en awh Over EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim-| 1, ing. Three-year-olds and up. One Mile. 7 -Park Hts., Kelly sored, essed Force, Black Alloy and i yphoon Dan. Bic Nenderson and D D Taliman! é -Danish Dancer, Platts 450 3.1 Entry. 1A- yeh ae Pas" Gordon Also Ran in Order: After Dusk, ND RACE--Purse $1,800. Claim- pe eiden two-year-olds, foaled In Ca Furlongs. 4 Be, Gordon 7.10 3.10 n-| tion, Zorctaste, Twilight Tengo, 2.30|A--G Kisoff and Grovetree Stable Entry. ming Legend, Dittfach 2.70 2.2| Affendance 7,001, Total of Grace, Platts 40 Iso Ran in ores Megay, Oriental right! Jacob Starr. + Sr poUBLEY YAN AND 5, PAID $37.20. HIRD RACE -- Fie lh 0p Preis 1 three- r-year-olds, Bocas clear, track fast) rlongs. lly. Living, Gordon 6.80 94 2-90 inst RACE -- Mile trot purse $900| Time early Blue, Bell wry Hela persion hl NOVEMBER 20 Weather ta oman Echo, Wapl Guylene . ila er is Mr "matin, Holmes | B-Vi G , Hi ra, fd PUP atic ond Namtyr' Balle. [eVirgnes Gypsy, Holmes 020 iso Started: Johnnie Laird, four-year-olds, One and 8.50 4.50 3.70! 8.80 6.50 Lynden Candy SECOND RACE -- Mile pace purse conditl loned Cc. Day, Feagan Haceburg, Armstrong 12.80 so R Ran in Order: Winshot, Jurisdic- Aggie Dillon, Varcoe 10. Fo Dear Joey, Sunday Cruz, and Wind yee. Prag Coke 5 sh. Also 1FTH RACE -- Purse $2,300, Claim- ipo Whirlaway Picks Free Whe va Foes ing ai ry Ann Tige ew, Platts 5.80 3.10 2.50/Dally Double, 7 and 7, "paid $20.40 5.50 2.90 laiming WEDNESDAY, 220/CLEAR AND FAST Maple ig on olan ane 00 am. |Winning Monarch, Grubb X112 Mariondort, Bradfield X105 Canada's Answer, Vast Opportunity, No Boy Tron Knight, "No. iron ni 1o 4.90 3.00 2.50! Hickory Nick, Grubb X108 -10|Noble George, Ditffach 118 ri Tardy Tears, Kelly X113 Ha: and| SECOND RACE -- rse int Market. eae ere ean Twoyeinone foaled in!Famous Tour, Also Started: Freighter, GREENWOOD ENTRIES Leblanc 113 loy 113 Handle, 491,35. Sighest Rone, No Boy A-117 A pt i RACE--Purse $2,000. Claim. |steam, Van Lee Mac, Belmont Jane and|6-Game Mir, F ri [aie J "sig Pike Varcoe Also Started: Pal | MeGragor, Cashman, |Mornins Mornin, Grubb X107 Mick's Girl Stanors 7.50 490 3.00 eeector, § and. b paid $15.10 SEVENTH RACE -- Mile trot purse $900 conditioned Started: Miss Widower Creed, Lotta Bomb, Song, Dream Acres Guy, Lawson e flge "Sarton: Phyllis Mai oh : (4000). | a in ry THIRD RACE -- Mile pace purse $800/pase, Ear lagin: mad Mece amen Ales NOV. 22 Say bine n3 MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS 8-Clever Sal, Waples Faerie Robillard 310 March Van,|Pousse Cafe, es 5.60 37 3,0|gaey Ezra, Mr. Scott Key and Jimmie|Our Gooden, No Boy 116 ac SIXTH RACE -- Mile pace purse $900 Maromero, conditioned Live|5-Peter W. Grattan, Coke 4.60 2.60 2.30 3. 3,80 3.30 2.60 4.10 350] (EXACTOR WAGERING) SIXTH RACE -- Purse $1,900. Claim. capital's purse strings. 5.60 4,80 |Oliphant, Dialogue; No Boy 117 Sir Tinda, Grubb X112 Swanky Franky, McComb 117 Gold on Gold, Kelly X109 Parade despa t8 yee WwW Lori Be, No a Pagan Prince, ey KiN2 A--C ing (3000). Three-year-olds. 7 Furs {Golden Jive, Bradfield X106 Bea Nutts, Grubb X111 'Mission Clove, Grubb X114 Swatuk X112 {Open Page, Brownell X106 $2,100. | Portree Gem, Brownell X109 Whistler's Wife, Gibson X103 Vibrant Gem, Gibson X103 FOURTH RACE -- Claiming (3000). Three-year-olds of 3rd) 7 Furs No Boy 114 Gibson X103 Swatuk X106 Dittfach 116° 9.60| Strateo, Flying Ky., |Dalton's Pamela, Swatuk X106 Walsh 122 |Gay Andrew, No Boy 122 | FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,400. Ay |Lykke Til, Kelly X109 |Canadinis, Grubb X107 Echo Lad, Armstrong 114 \Baranof, Kelly X109 |Ledy Kasha, Swatuk X104 Three-year-olds an- F Reinhart and R Spooner entry THIRD RACE -- Purse $1, "al Claim- Purse $1,800. (Divan Claim- (6500). Three-year-olds and up. | 1-lé)have been taken since the sum- Washington 'Mr. Mayor' But Congress In Control By ARCH MacKENZIE . Bis § (ag Sh egro, is still in the future. WASHINGTON (CP)--Negro| 4 much more realistic test of Walter E. Washington, 52, wasiwhen the country's city elec- called "Mr. Mayor' by Presi-\tions may begin to reflect their dent Johnson when he was|Negro cores is presented by installed recently as chief/cjeyeland. Carl B. Stokes, a administrator of the capital. Negro, 40, will carry the Demo- As such, he was the first oficratic party's colors Nov. 7 his race to hold so high a U.S.|against Seth Taft. If he wins, civic post. Washington, presid-|which seems uncertain despite ing over a city of 810,000 with|the shoo-in Cleveland has pre- rule for this city, 63 per cent} day Is possible for urban Negroes, President Johnson with speedy congressional approval scrapped the old three-man board of commissioners. and Washington as chief administrator with a white dep- uty. | There jmember council majority--Negroes. But there Is still no vote. There hasn't been since 1874 and won't be if the congression- al climate of the past continues. There is no evidence that Congress, ready to supply guns for Vietnam but paring. large chunks of butter from poverty, is an enlarged nine- with five--a the highest concentration ofjsented for Democrats in the Negroes in major U.S. cities,|/past, it will be despite the old |was also a token of the pell- party machine and anticipated| {mell haste to head off civil)wide-scale defections by white janarchy in this federal enclave.| Democrats. oh s: Cleveland is the eighth larg- -- Se est U.S. city and 35 per cent Negro. mer race riots. The riots nar- rowly missed the capital. RACE IS ISSUE . ; .,| With more than 10 of the big- But Washington is a synthetic] est U.S. cities facing Negro jmayor, Congress still has the) majorities in the future, "'black| | power through its grip on thejpower" in civic affairs is the) Homelissue, Some sociologists say the) space and other civil programs, will give Washington badly-! {needed funds, More than 25 per cent of the}; (Negro families earn less than! $4,000 annually, although the)? federal government provides | more jobs and more stable lemployment than most commu- 'nities, Unemployment averages as jhigh as 35 per cent in some Lge zones. Crime, venereal disease and infant mortality jrates are among the country's |highest Surveys have shown! THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 21, 1967 177 OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS = MOTOR CITY Lodoinga hl SOCIAL TOWN AND COUNTRY LADIES High Triples: George Hubbard 829,/ High Triples -- pvt ler June Hill, 750, Darlene Rines 719, Ted|Jackie Legere 454, Ai Smith 718, Dave Walker 715, Mac Mac-| Lisa Leni! 615, Bard 609 and Donaid 689, Barb Smith 680, Jerry Bourd-|Joan Gi yp ee ages 667, Darlene Gray 652 and Barry| High lgtes _ --_-- il 7» yng 651. ee Keeler 233, Rose Jai High Singles: John Hilton 256, Rex) Sharon Gaskell 236, Eleanor Vairencant Gillette 252, Gloria Oke (238, 212); Na 22), Isabelle Calder ie fobs ing neo Dodds 236; Pete Rines (233, 202); Al|213, Dot Brabin 212, 208, Bowler Mosher (230); Ron Butler (233, 223) (213% Liz Biglin 208, Liz' Hutcheson moe and Kathy Kelemen 231); Ken Pye (233, 202);|/Dariene Williams 203, in Leo Gorman (222, 213) and John Tur- Aye ony. cott (222, 215 eam Standing -- AL Dream Team Standings: Sky Divers 8, Hot, |The Supremes 22, Searchers orn Th Shots 8 Hippies 6, Love ins 5, Jets'Monkees 21, The Rating Stones 20 and 4, Misfits 3, Mods 2, Tennors 2, Skirts 1 and Allycats 1. MOTOR CITY STORE LEAGUE Mini The Stitch-N-Times | MOTOR CITY JUNIORS ins ag ofpeties and over) -- High Doubles: M. Frobel $26 (263, 263),|Kim Kimmerly 396, John Logeman 343 3. Campbell si9 (238, 1), -C, wellmen| (298), Kim Mitchell' 333, Bevid. Arme 442 (207 235), H. Gourile 437 (11. 256), eee 331, Michael Wodnisky 325, Tom M. Poch 437 (201, 236), F. Williamson 427/Enoland 316, Cindy | Bell 316, Jill (23s, Wot). 1. Campbell ds (229.197), , senmelder 312° (213), cathy Allon 31}, | Bouckley 436 (230, 206), A. Burrows 42i| erry Bell 305, Betty Ann. Major 304 SAID; and We Mae AIR Ck Oa): im Kornic 304, Douglas Dalton 303, "High Singles: D. Huzar 238, J. Grice fst wae 298, Gerald Pare 297 and 37, -M. Hubbell 217, V. Szikzay 217, H.." 4¥ntor Hp igs Britten 214, R. Stovin 211, M Bell 210, H. lors doubles. and yok _ a ae Ingram 208, M. Baldwin 208, E. Freeman) cage" 22,182 205 and B. Pelow 201. s Team Standing: Peoples 22, 250), Robert 424 Jack Smith 43 Wl? er Rick Kinloch's 355" t708, 172), Aaike "Prion" see, "amy \375 ( i , 18 Angus Graydon 18, Nu-Way 14, Bal-!Scritn ag (2105, Miles Siuter ie, Oa |linger's Meats 13, Jordan's Florist 13, Collis 358, Susan McQuarrie 358 and San- Modern Upholstery 13, Thompson-Ker- a4 Giassford 357, naghan 9, Jury and Lovell 8 and Swan's Hardware 8. Seniors (575 it ol! and over) -- Lorne Congratulations to People's, winners of Ross 705 (270, first section! 686 (279, 217), UAWA LEAGUE Sun Life 4, D McLeod 601 (247), Niged Bev. Hodgson 585 (227), 585 (225), Allen 600 (213), urnos 0; wepiek 4 Murray Rug 0; Home App yoga sroup 1 Tom Poupard Joan Taylor S78 (222), Rick +f Number 4, Bethel Mar Mic fell "ond did) 'Buon' Treat, Brownell X106 Port Amber, Brownell X104 flight of the whites and middle- h's 1: Clint gi 'Groce, Speedy "Austral ond Ac {Eemme's Dexter, Avery13.20 4.00 3-20 not finish" Alberta Sunshine, Steve 113 Neat Little Divil, Brownell Xx102 aes Nawhoes to tha auborhe ia the over-crowded, dilapidated rep 2 Med. Pharmate' 4, The Bfecks 576, (224), Stephen sheridan $76 A ru ipeedy ela pecs Boo Curcen 2.80 Ho EIGHTH RACE -- Mile pace purse|indian Game, Swatuk X11] Pipers Hill, Duffy XXX102 bulla g d bl Alay hools are turning out Grade 273" 0; Active 4, Kemp's 0; Tony's 4, (220) 8nd Wayne Hodgson $76 (208), ypsy Coin, vi . ree claiming Be Optimistic, Kelly A-X117 |(EXACTOR WAGERING) . uilding up a device capable of/19 st s Houdailie 0; Motor City 3, Al' Rite 1; w il Pitfield and Gardiner Farms| ey? 2210 an way Kid, Curran 9.60 420 4,00/Great Promise, McCaiuley 116 denying euch power to th6 Olly e ' ae ee at the} eine ate waco 6 s BI-Rite 1; WIRE AND HARNESS Dick Henderson and P_ Smith Entry.|: an nome poten Darren und Keay lepanie Ade Kenge 30 2m Chopstick, Swatuk X108 | EIGHTH RACE --Purse $2,000. Claim- arade 9 level. surveys say it] Standings -- Group 1: Sun Life 27,|w {iin Triples -- Bill Solomon 765, Rich DikctOR, 1A-AND 4, PAID $52, 0.50." [Dream Patch, Demetryus and Key 7Chiet, Widower, Crowe 5.00'Big Rocky, oe! x14 ling. {8000), Fheweveerolds end "u Negro, would cost more than §$1,-|Fleming's 25, Tumey's 21, Goch's olan sd MAY Fel song 733, Bob FOURTH RACE Mil {Te Ue First Joe, Duke David! deel Re ac AL (foaled in Cda). 1 1-16 Miles This device is amalgamation |000, 000,000 to right matters. |Durno's 18, Clint's 15, Murray Rug \M4lwatker 677," Baviine Ball" pif sen IXTH RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim-| -- Mile: pace puree) ane rst Joe, Duke David,|Ma Petite Folie, Grubb X108 |Those Who Wait, No Boy 117 and Home App » Ewen Three-year-olds and up. | Mile. $800. claiming |Prima Pick, Rockie W. Grattan Whirling Rich, Kelly A-X108 lPretty Wise, Kelly X114 --the formation of metropolitan) Washington !s second in the! Group 2: Cadillac 22, Al'¢ 19, Houdaille Moreau 669 and Bob Clark 659. jaraguayo, Kelly 4,50 3.10 2,60) 2-Spicy ee Feagan 8.20 5.40 4.40) NINTH RACE -- Mile pace purse $900/Will Do It, No Bey 16 |Galanx, Swatuk X110 government such as Toronto's|U.S. crime rate. But only 20 per 1% Kemp's 19, Motor City 17, Tony's 17,| High Singles -- Ray Pleau 285, Lionel allant Scot, Gordon 8.30 5-69 cnet hh 10.70 5.90 claiming Fortunatus, Grubb Emerald Star, Steve 117 Metr ten tok s teldent of th spat The 27's 16, Med. Pharmacy 15, Berg's LaChance 254, Audrey Burrill 247, Marg ommunicate, Bell 3Willor Dolly, Hie 6 eMcHult, Feagan 7120 300 R40|ACK Hentersin and Patriquin entry Caledon star, steve. 117 etro system to swamp theicent o e under-strengtir 13 and Active 12 Hurren 246, Bill Harding 235, Al Stahtam iso Ran in Order: Cal Emir, Newer To ere los Dunes heey tee fty eae Waly eauuiin. wick « as: "0 Aged Dus, Gibson X117 black ghettoes within. police force is Negro--and ot Scores A. 'Stovin, 639 c Heath | 29, Rover Demers 226, Jack Laverty , Re n Tribune, F. Al O 2 om ally, Troy - 'urse % » MM. Coburn abins 771 26, Beth Lynburner 223 and Sum Bell peverion. Ronen ey te "Fiore Jule Singing Penet, emanany and: Scot-| 2) mong Py Ai, Reveaeald | tile one Danish sPancer, No Boy 122 However, the federal govern-/police-community relations are Crandell 771, W. Kelly 766, F. Kay '763, |222 B Purdue. \* "Me ted: Etching, Tammy Chief, Mile XX--7 Ibs AAC {ment is seeking to make thisjterrible and growing worse. E. Jordon 762, J. Trott 740, W. Villa 738,| Team Standing -- Lucky Strikes 7, "FIFTH RACE -- Mile trot, purse $1,000 on Jennifer, Pontiac Nancy and/ Turkish Princess, Brownell X104 |xXX--10 Ibs AAC city a show-place, living evi One in six houses needs|H-, Burke 722 es Cameron 717, S. Peter Twiggies 6, Hi Los 5S, Jesters 4, Alley EVENTH RACE--Purse $2,600. Three- {claiming Michael ir Coeur Volant, Leblanc 114 mae Pipa 13, D. Davis 711, J. 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