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U.S. SCHOOL WINS MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS |, 94208923". ne falo State, be oy ~ -- at i Mark, Georgia |halftime, scored @ ictory omy tg {ster ree, shly Boy," Scotch. Laird end ae Caiversily of Windsor, BEFORE THE MA 19 Mont For 16-Y A 16-year-old Toronto youtt DEATHS 16. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, December 2, 1967 BLACKBURN, Estelle M 36--Legol A |At Memorial Hospi keeles, Fri-| Central Council of | jday, December-1, 1967, Estella M. Black. | T \burn, 148 Third St., Bowmanville, aged) Oshawa Bowling News KEVIEW LADIES LEAGUE |. SHERIFF'S TAILORING LADIE fone LEAGUB tC. FIRST RACE -- Mile trot purse $900|Golden Harves! Ont., Friday night in the sea- Lai $ Pde i Triph acon 697, G. Brown) High Triples -- Linda Stairs 735 (306,| High Triples -- D. Duncan 827 (254, | cond conditioned M. Wanemaker 666, G. Scott 648, C.|215, 214), Jane McCron Be (208, 218),|320, 253), K. Shobbrook 805 (222, 308,'* Mitetaski 19.10 $99 $m) firth RACE -- Mile trot purse $1,000) <on onening basketball game for \Gosding 625, B. Smith 608, G. Cork 606!/iris O'Connor 621 Doreen} 275), R. Holmes 742 (247, 233, 263), 38--Coming Events 3 Van. as A-Claudette Mir, 6 Neighborhood Association|st years, daughter <f the fate Mr and | and B. Saunders 600, Sheehey 619 (228, 204) and Helen Gara- ob gi 682 (304, 235), J. Van babel 830/1-Success Jen, McDonald 6.00 2.90 2.80 both sch ools. Bob Nadetta |Morris. Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville.|, High Singles: L. Bacon 308, 260, G.| son. 601, (242), Gis, 201), D. Dow 664" (248, 221), 9. Th 4 |7-Kawartha Alibi, Coke 3:10 300 scored 16 for Windsor. j Service in the chapel on Monday at 3:30 then 305, M. Wanamaker 242, 230, G.| Hifh Singles -- Mickey Weroski 262, a 663 (229, 218, 216), E. Melonson Also ala Consten Rose, Flashy) era) Belle, Walker 4.40 it 270, E. Ouellette 270, M. Hall 256,/June Hurst 247, Marle Pope | (244, 208, | B.m, thtérment wowmenvilie Cemetery. | Marg | 66) Bembi Riddell, Hi Gier and Bren-|Time 2:11 2.5 | UNDERDOGS LOSE ry egmith 249, 234, C. Gooding 240, 229, Dafoe 233 and Martha Mepstead '732. 244) 1) and G. Lowe 630 (228, 204). ' Also Started: March Van, Reckless |! tiev of flowers, donations to the CNIB _thacQuarrie 239 and G. Cork 228 Team Standing --. Tics 14, Termites| High Singles "- E. Moreau, 293, s, 93 0 : | BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- Un- lin her memory would be eppreciated. | s. Teom. Stendin |Living and Palacone 9: _ Untouchables Salamanders 7, Beeties 4 Fleas 5/\sbisgter 260, R. Graham 240, D. Cotton -- Mi rse| bated Peter McNab end Clever Eager Beavers 28, Centennials 20, Alley and Spiders 4." 1234, J. Huband 233, B, Chamberlain 233, len°* onetiase 7 lle pace. pu iderdog University of Toronto andition shot into an early lead, but Uni- 209), R. Wright 642 (257,/+ wre | BINGO 30, 12, -- AT -- | @LADMAN, Cyr R.A. \Cats 20, Tipsies 20, Hot-Shots 18, Try A. Walters 231, P. Small 231, J. Gwilliam | rpg a 270 240 [ees "an shuren, Noverbe Bowman |Hards 14 and Hippies 10. ET 229 and E. Thibodeau 228. arieabadel oneal hom O17) 210| SIXTH RACE -- Mile pace purse $806 | versity of Buffalo streaked back i neetence' to hod _--_ * nf 4 Team Standing -- Beatty Haulage te wood, t 4.10 | conditioned rmatory when N O T | L F OSHAWA CIVIC aS perce prone Senior¢ High Triples -- Bill Creamer General Printers 12, Dodgers 10, Patte's "speedy , Hedge oe |acthe Crooner, Zirnis 10.00 5.20 2.30/for an 87-63 exhibition basket- inite in ate : plete af {the Ronis. Funeral Chess, Bowman. MAGILLS MIXED LEAGUE 688 (253, 219), Bob Barlow 675 (258,/Paints 8 Western Oil 8, Doyle's 5, ais Started: invincible Pick, Camp-|!Elmer C., Waddel 5.0 2.40! hall victory Friday right. Bruce pleaded guilty in £ AUDITORIUM Fe Service inthe chase! on Monday, High Triples: €. Bastarache 691, C.|223), Bob Burns 622 (217), Tim Alexan- Maple Cleaners 5, Rebels 4, Hambley's| hief, adios "Direct, Capetown Joe 4sonnie sim Abbe, Feagen "10 Dempster was high for the Ca- Pirate's court Friday to nin Stet tot estion te Rage? service torment Riverside Ceme, Little 678, S. Siblock 672, R. Saunders \der 609 (235), Sylvia Burns 562 {234),| Bev. 2 and Honyokers: 2, fo Neh Naios Directs jown JOR! Fin aoe r emp: f auto theft, one o pe ee a je A8 ee, tn 637, B, Madigan 633, L. Madigan 629 and | Ann Edwards $32. (187), Susan Ander: OS Taney cmuretaae i see stool Moorelands. Dusty,|nadians with 15. ' charges 0 Daily Double, 1 and 1, paid $34.90 theft of auto keys, and a charg be sumitted to the electors ot B. Poole 602. 521 (190), Judy Corcoran 507 (211) and lQueenie Blossom, Major Frost, Jane R.|-- Pitey, be. a | elections to be High Singles: B. Poole 273, R. Saunders Colleen Peebles 493 (178). POST OFFICE LEAGUE ; : 9 He on De hi Sth 1967 \222, 254, E. Bastarache 211, $. Sib-| Bantam High Singles--Leigh Hender-. High Triples: Midge Cameron 708, SUIRE RAGA r= Mlle pace Outen: S000 EVIE end Care ey aas.te Shr ally youl mes of absconding on bail. a on Pecoraro h : | STAFFORD lfock 223, 248, 8. Crovter 246, B. Madigan son 3M (204, 167), Bob. Jones. 454. (223),| Wilson. 700, Herb, Butler 68M, Frank' Rott ot con ec Seana EE , b Dany Cornet ooo ae Rae William Webster, 1229: i [aa 2 222, L. Madigan 240, 222, P. Taylor Ed Zylka 335 (177, 158), James Laurie 659, Clint Martin 660, Bev Stephengen| tala be yon 320 300| SEVENTH RACE -- Mile pace purse. Rl 'Ginn Guinea, Rode' end Gracie , , On int f ver | BROTHERS LTD. (23, . Southwell 223 and C. Little 201, [m2 (167), 'Carol Johnson 288, (168), $./ 632, Paul Atherton 400 and Lloyd Schram | mia Merger, WMINCOe 30 ae ed i jHerbert, | " Bloor St. W.,. Toronto, odmit re: ee. FON | : rele time 212 35 Parieen, Wellwood 1680 a0 $40) stealing the cars an ' ; i th d Deoler: 2M. Ih 99, 79, Tim|tiigh Singles: Midge Cameron 287, 239; | Time ? | i moving pictures, theatri- | umcnee eer |deiie's3, 89, 99. D. Bedding vn 267 Frank. Rolt 2/4, 209; Herb Butler 273,| Also Started: Hy Adam, Soler Adios, (£eertee ila, Ce Hie £0 410) NINTH RACE) -- Mlle pace purse keys between Sept. 8 and th ROCK OF AGES |92 and P. Taylor 88. Sar-| 238; Clint Martin 260; Eric Pearce 257;|April Mac, Kinna Duke and Luelia's|4Guines Mite, Gels Ca Beers Harn" Wiebolen. O00 10 3 end of October. cal performances, 1960-61". TAKE NOTICE that the fore- Going is @ correct statement of the question to be submit- ted to the vote of the electros of the Township of Whitby pursuont to By-law No, 2142 possed on the 16th day of October, 1967. The doy for taking the vote of the electors upon the soid question, the places where the votes are to be taken and the Deputy Returning Officers sholl be the some for the election for the Municipal Council and the Returning Officer appointed to hold the soid election shall take the vote. AND. NOTICE is further giv- en thot Friday the Ist doy of December, 1967 ot the hour of 2:00 o'clock in the after- noon ot the Municipal Build- ing, Brooklin, Ontario in the Township of Whitby, hos been fixed ot the time ond ploce for the appointment of "persons to attend the polling places and at the fino! sum- ming up of votes by the Clerk On Monday, the 11th day of December, 1967 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the after- noon ot the Municipal Build- ing, the Township Clerk shall attend ond sum up the votes for and against the said question. DATED ot the Township of Whitby this 9th doy of Nov- ember, 1967. Wm. H. WALLACE, A.M.C.T., Clerk, Township of Whitby. con- certs and lectures on the Lord's Day to be regulat- under the authority of the ed by Municipal By-Law Lord's Day (Ontario) Act, $5,000.00 IN PRIZES $1,500 Jackpot $500 Snowball $150 Special Game $1,000 Escalator 20 Regular Games $50 Each 9 Early Bird Games 5 Late Games $50 each Admission $1.00 (receive one card for regular games) All games 25¢ double card except jackpot, $100 in Door Prizes FREE --- DOOR PRIZES FOR CHRISTMAS | 10 TURKEYS All games 25c¢ double card double cards Share the wealth 7:15 pm Regular Games -- Start im- mediately after Share the Wealth. BUSES Leaving Bond and Simcoe St 6:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m, 7:30 and 8:00 p.m. Available __After Bingo. BINGO St. Gertrude's PARISH HALL 690 KING ST. E. Every Monday at 8:00 P.M 20 Games -- Jackpot Snowball and OSHAWA, ONTARIO TENDERS FOR ADDITION TO ST. THOMAS AQUINAS SCHOOL Sealed tenders .will be re- ceived ot the office of the architect, Williom Saccoecio, 215 Morrish Road, West Hill Ontario unti! 4:30 p.m. Thurs- doy, December 14, 1967, for the construction of an eight classroom addition tothe ex- isting St. Thomas Aquinas School, located at the west end of Pacific Avenue, Osh- awa, The owner is the Boord of R.C. Separate School Trus- tees, Oshowoe. Lowest or ony pay not necessorily orcep- ted. WILLIAM SACCOCCIO, Architect Share the Wealth Free Admission No Children under 16 COLONY TOURS -- packoge -- FLORIDA TOUR $246. American -- 14-day GUIDED tour, All Accommodations @ 14 Meals Included @ Side Tours Included COLONY TOUR OSHAWA |HARMAN PARK dence, December 2 $2.50 per couple. Also New Year's tick. jets available (39 Notices mh 38--Coming cents KINSMEN BINGO §2 - 50 2 -- $200 JACKPOTS | One Must Go | PLUS PLUS $10 PER LINE Both Games $25 Consolation $150 Jackpot Game 20 REGULAR GAMES AT $20 Last 5 Games $30 Per Game Early Bird 7:15 Sharp $25 full card Guaranteed $5 a line TUESDAY Admission 50c WOODVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE BINGO EVERY MONDAY Admission ticket gives you free chance on door prize, TWO JACKPOTS 53 ond 56 $500. IN 52 NOS. OR LESS $200 In announced Nos. $50. Consolation Prize $10. per line in both games $150 JACKPOT $20. A HORIZONTAL LINE $50. FULL CARD $20. in 52 Nos. or less SPECIAL GAMES AT $30. $45. in 17 Nos. or less 20 GAMES AT $20 Regular gomes pay double in 17 Nos. or less EARLY BIRD GAME $100 Door Prizes TURKEY DRAW DEC, 18th 12 TURKEYS Door Stubs Saved each week from Dec. 4 to Dec. 18th EXTRA BUSES RED BARN NORTH OSHAWA ow Children Under 16 Not Admitted 1 humbly solicit your Support at the polls on Monday, December 4th. WES FICE, REEVE, 7 years council ond 2 yeors os Deputy. | transportation, telephone: 623-561] experience For BIRTHS BLOYE -- John and Wilma (nee Mc- Donnell, RN) are proud to announce the! birth of @ son, Robert John, 8 tbs. ozs, Tuesday, November 28, 1967, at Scarborough General Hospital. MOLLOY -- Vince and Pat {nee Kelly) thank God for the sate arrival of| | their son, Michael Patrick, 5 Ibs. 15 ofs., Tuesday, Novernber 28, 1967, at the Osh- awa General Hospital. A brother for) |Matthew and Tony, Thanks to Or Warren end fourth floor staff, MacMILLAN --- Gordon and Nancy i nee Kight) are pieased to announce oe hl rth of @ son, Matthew Gordon, 7 ozs. born Monday, November al liver at Port Perry Community Hospital. DEATHS EVEREST, Ethel At Strathaven Nursing Home, Bowman-| {ville, on Friday, December 1, 1967, Ethel | 1M. Harper, aged 83 years, wife of the jlate John Everest, dear mother of Best (Mrs. .C. E, Abrams), Bowmanville,! Muriel (Mrs. G. L. Button), Sound and Annie (Mrs. Glen deceased, sister of Mamie (Mrs. S. Bj |Scott), St. Catharines. Resting at the) |Morris Chapel, Bowmanville. Service in |the chapel.on Monday at 2 o'clock. Inter- |rment Bowmanville Cemetery. Parry | SANDERS, Norman W. Entered into rest in the Oshawa General) Hospital on Friday, December 1, 1967, ;Norman W. Sanders, beloved husband of | |the late Ethel May Balson, father of) Mrs, Mary Lowe, Toronto, Mrs. Brown (Polly), Arthur, Samuel and John jof Oshawa and brother of Mrs. Eva Hynds, Bowmanville, in his 84th year. | | Resting at the Armstrong Funeral |Home, Oshawa, with funeral service in| |the chapel' on Monday. December 4, at ae p.m. interment Mount Lawn Ceme-| p - FAMILY MONUMENTS 318 Dundas St. E., 668-3552 _ Whitby, __ Ont. ~ FLOWERS Dy Locke's appropriate funeral tributes 728-6555 OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE IN MEMORIAM CAMPBELL -- In loving memory of @ |dear friend, Catharine, who passed away single 233 to @ lernon 88 in one night. GLENHOLME SCHOOL SCORES David O'Boyle and John Wilson were |the two top scorers for Glenholme this ironeen 657, Bert Cole 653, Rose Beth je 300, Shortt 624, Nan Bennet 622, Lois Burden Pam Knight 619 and Mary Mc-| |week Senior Boys: Randy McArthur Cario DeJong 270, John Wilson 320, Only Pat Taylor could go from a high gant 258 (131), Ken Elder 255 (132) and Bev Stephensen Scott Mercer 253 (130) LADIES' MAJOR "B" LEAGUE High Triples -- Ena Pearce 695, Neld 639, Annette Burrows 633, 622, Billy Nichols 280, Bobby Henning 280,| Knight 605. Stanley Welsh 230, David O'Boyle 380, John Martinelil 180, Jimmie Swayne 210 Ruby Lane 257, Vi 232, Cleta Wellman 229, 209, Betty and Elmer Behm 594, jand John Bisschop 230. Senior Girls: High Singles: Christine LaRush 140, Karen O'Boyle|Cheseborough 213, Marge Fudger 212 and 235; Elmer Behm 255, Roberta Plews |110, Glynis Gard 160, Wanda Mather Vera Bint 211. 254; Joan Brisco 247; Adelaine Brod- 170, Helen Renaud 90, Barbara Freiter| Points Taken -- Burn's 3, Mister TV ofski 234; Rosanne Gauld 232; Bob Baier 80 and Lorraine Marshall 90. Towers 1; Saywell's 4, White's 0; Flow-|228; Steve Peter 228 and Mike Peter Intermediate Class: Ricky Peyton 155, ers by Penrose 4, Mitchell's 0; Motor 224. Mary, Polacok 140, Susan Lazin 170, Jim- 160, mi rown 187, Debbie Bartlett Michael Polityka 158, Ross Kane 135, Joe Holkema 160, Freddy Johnston 203,;TV Towers 3, Mitchell's 2, White's 1 and | Dennis Boivin 155 and Terry Clark 274. INTER -- CITY MIXED High Singles -- Eileen Anderson 262, Pe! Cathy | 607, Rorison 241, Ja' Christine Straszewski 200, Campbell 222, 216, Celia Wigg 215, June City 4, Henderson's 0. » Flowers by Penrose 6, Burn' Henderson's 0. ORANGE LEAGUE Standing -- Saywell's 8 Motor City 7, plos 23, 's 5, Mister, Town Cryers 17 and Castaways 12. 253, 230; Paul Latherton, 251, Jim Wilson 250, 226, 224; Vince {Savarino 242 and Frank Foley 242. Team Standing: Strikers 25, Knockers 21, Hippies 19, Stars 19, Twisters 12, ja 'Avangers 9, Hoppers 4 and Hypsters LUTHERAN CHURCH LEAGUE ~ Triples: Helga Kelling 736, Steve r 658, Rosanne Gauld 607, Bob Baier "Frank Macko 597, Mike Peter 595, 9. | Helga Kelling 237, 264,) Team Standings: Schnitzel six 27, Ex- Hippies 21, Daffy-Dillies 19, Lemons are not the vicar's favourite fruit he bowled out of the lemon League with @ 200, plus @ handicap to boot. MEN'S STORE LEAGUE Girl. FOURTH RACE -- Mile pace purse Hd and White Ankles $800 claiming y it 1 4-Little Bik Sambo, Wpls25.90 72 $0| sonra Race -- Mile pace purse |brick Grattan, Jolltop, 6Capt Ain Dillon, Hicks 4-Kip, Feagan atched: Whirlred. 3.40|$1,700 condition: ne Started: McHuff, Eimtown, Etch-) izene Zin, Ellicott ud Gist, ee in |Time 2:08 1-5 | Also Started: Wally 8. Byrd, Phil- Superior Eddie land Hat 16-Greentree Suey Boyce 11.10 4.70 2.80! Ationcance 4,372, Handle $260,890. Time 2:13 3-5 Here's where to find gifts for everyone,. . . CHRISTMAS GIFT SPOTTER EURO ENE Gifts for the Home Gifts. for Everyone |December 3, 1965. High Triples: Jim Meikie 660, Wayne High Triples -- Jack Goodman 849 E In tears we saw you sinking Johnson 645,-Jean Hubbard 617 and (265, 286, 298), Jim Messaros 750 (273,| High Triples: B, Lavergne 613 (328); | We watched you fade away, Barb Geen 606. 293), Joan Ellis 695 (238, 258), Ruth Nunn J. Bent. 789 (272, 263); S. Claus 762 | Our hearts were almost broken, High Singles: Jean Hubbard 255; Stu 673 (322), Bruce Price 673 (218, 261),, (293, 272); L. Yuill 760 (314); A. Hackey | You fought so hard to stay Reeson 237; Jim Meikle 234, 232; Don Elmer Marshall 672 (249, 247), Bob Ellis 753 (299, 273); J. Healey 746 (262); J But when we saw you sleeping, Bright 230; T. Waterhouse 226; John 662 (225, 235, 202), Garth McGillvary 658 Manilla 744 (282, 271); F. Eccles 743 So peacefully, free from pain, |Hubbard 224, 205; Wayne Johnson 220, (251, 258), Dianne Reich 643 (206, 255), (263); M. Anderson 729 (205); S.. Sal We could not wish you back, 213, 212; Barb Downey 214, /211; Barb and Sam Plume 642 (250). mers 728 (272); and P. Whitehead se To suffer that again. Geen 212, 205 and Ruby Owen 206 High Singles -- Faith Young 213, 222, (257) Ever remembered by Lois, Bill 89d' Team Standing: Aces 7, Wheelers 7,/Ernest Kairies 239, 207, Alf. Kern 200,| High Singles: J. DeBeaupre sis e.| Rickey. 7 Crystals 5, Wafers 2, Srits and Grinds 244, Sandy Ferguson 200, 244, Herb Gill|/Donald 284, B. Morey 278, 261; wil " 0 and Bank of Montreal 0, |250, Bea McGillvary 238, Vera Stronge liam 276; W. Harmer 267; R. Phaure KEWIN -- In loving memory of @ deer 232, Yvonne Marshall 225, Carol Wood 266 and W. Lanning 264. father, Claude Kewin, who passed away 222 and Ed Samkovas 218. Team Standing: Schenleys 10, 10793, December 2, 1948. ater CITY HALL LEAGUE Rotunda Reastaurant 9 - Biel G Sicon's| Deep in our hearts his memory is kept, High Triples -- Guy Williams 360, 261 By 10,013, Coulters 8 - 9,822, To love and cherish and never: torgel. and 235, Bill Kirk 319, 263, Jack Good LADIES' MAJOR "A" LEAGUE 4. _ 9805, Oshawa Tuneup 9 - ea |--Always remembered by son Jack 8nd/man 299, 274, 248, Ernie Patterson 280,.,. High Triples -- 'Loretta McLean 831 igers 7 - 10,387, Hallidays 7 - 9632, daughter-in-law Jinny 252, Pat Smith 278, 240, Royce Weather-| (301, 255, 275), Mavis Taylor 809 (353,/acadians 6 - 10568, Cross Canada Pav bee 265, 248, 243, Bob Spooner 258, Fern | 280), Marg Vice 726 (286), Georgie Nes-'ing 6 - 9615, Pediars 5 - 9402, Nationat MYLES -- In loving memory of @ de@r Buechier 241, Irma Schaefer 240, 232, Ditt 715 (268, 300), Joyce Bell 714 (253, Grocers 4 - 10230, Central Pharmacy father, William Myles, who passed away Doug Redknap 235 and Elaine Weather- Fine) Madeline Reeson 701 (302), Marg.3 - 10027, Cable TV 3 - 9688, OMS 3 - December 2, 1943 be McGrath 695 Barb Harding 694 (273), 9617 and Oshawa Bakery 2 - 9689 ~Always remembered by Margaret and High Singles -- Guy Williams 956, Marilyn Richards 692 (263), Lorraine) Rotunda Restaurant holds Hi-team| Peter PLOWRIGHT -- In loving memory of jaway December 2, 1962. | Nothing can ever take eway } The love a heart holds dear | Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near --Always loved and remembered by wife Rene. PLOWRIGHT -- In loving memory of 8 dear father, Edmund F. past, For there it was planted forever to last Too deep In our hearts for divide, Parted, but still we walk side by side. | old 274, K. |--Ever remembered by his Joyce, Jean, Joan and families. 1 SHIPMAN -- In loving memory of dear wife and mother, who passed eway December 3, 1966. daughter Martha and family. SMITH -- in loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, Edwin L. Smith, who passed away December 2, 1959. | Away In God's beautiful garden, Sheltered from sorrow and pain, Safe in God's wonderful keeping, | Until we meet him again. --Lovingly remembered, daughter Dorothy, son-in-law Bert, and grandchildren Sharon and Gordon. ' pees mother and grandmother, Han- who passed away December 1, 1965. er God will you take a message To my mother in heaven sbove And tell her how much we miss her And give her all our love. j--Always remembered by son Bill, \daughter-In-law Mary and grandchildren. | A LASTING TRIBUTE | For permanence and dignity | we suggest MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK BRONZE MEMORIALS For courteous advice please visit the Park Office | 723-2633 | Walker 702, Bev Barclay 693, Enid Rob- CLUB 4 mson 680, Roger Demers 672, Flo Johns- High Doubles -- Ruth McLean (258, ton 671, Lionel Lachance 662 and Mike 272) 530; Rose Anderson (217, 205) 422; 662. Belle Forbes (217, 203) 420 and Florence High Singles: Beth Lynburner 296, Jack Bracey (228) 409. Laverty 263, David Singular 262, Carol; High Singles --. Liz Callison (239); Talbot 259, Ewen Moreau 256, Cliff Jessie Burleigh (211); Hazel Logan Donna Heed (205); Elva Fowler| Lean 246, Al Statham 241 and Carl Bur-| (208); Jeannie Regimbal (207); Ruth | WOODWARD -- In loving memory of | Hutchison 255, Rich Wilson 249, Jack Mc-{(210); (CARDS OF THANKS PARFITT -- ! wish fo thank my) friends and relatives for the many cards, flowers and other gifts | received during my stay in hospital. Also Ors. Sprovie and Glazier, nurses and staff of 4F Madeline Parfitt THE LADIES AUXILIARY, Oshawa Po tice Association, thank all those who, thr hes their donations and time, con- to the success of our bazaar. We themes you all for your support. Mrs. Mervyn Baker, NHL BIG TEN | | | | By THE CANADIAN PRESS Mike Walton, the peppery lit- tle centre for Toronto Maple Leafs, scored a goal and an as- | sist Thursday night to move into jthe National Hockey League's /top 10 scorers. Walton, a major factor in the Leafs' 3-3 tie with Detroit Red | Wings Thursday, has 20 points jon 13 goals and seven assists. |Bobby Hull of Chicago Black) | Hawks still leads the scorers} {with 28 points on 19 goals and| nine assists. The only other new face to enter the top 10 Thursday was Dean Prentice of Detroit Red Wings. He has nine goals and 10 convener 13 assists for 19 points. Yvan Cournoyer of Montreal moved up a notch in the list as the Canadiens tied 1-1 with! Minnesota North Stars. He got a goal Thursday to bring his sea- son total to 21 on 10 goals and 1) assists. Martyn) | The leaders: GA Pts, PiM! | Hull, Chi 19:2 9° 28 12) |Bucyk, Bos 13 14 27 0) iMcKenzie, Bos 8 18 26 20) |Stanfield, Bos 6 19 25 2) |Bathgate, Pitt 9 13: 22 11 Cournoyer, Mtl 10 11 21 2 Delvecchio, Det 3 18 21 2 ;Walton, Tor 13 17 20 19 Howe, Det 1t'=39 20 19} *\Esposito, Bos 10 9 19 2 McDonald, Pitt 9 10 19 2 BLUES MAKE CHANGES ST. LOUIS (AP)--St. Louis} {Blues announced Thursday they lare bringing up two players} from their Kansas City farm jclub oo Central Hockey} Le The tional Hockey Warue Blues said the players) being brought up are left winger} |Claude Cardin and centre Frank St. Marseille. Right wingers Norm Beaudin and Roger Pi-| card are being sent to Kansas} City as replacements. Bob Nichles 44, First Downs 37, Joneses 36, Charlle Browns 24 and Civic| Cleaners 8, Horwich Jewellers 7, Young 321 (653); Alf Liles 240-209 (648); Moderns 7, Cross Canada Paving 6 and Lioyd 276 (637); Brenda Baron 223, 200,/ Piowright, Perry 725; |who passed away December 2, 1962 73 We keep in our hearts the love of the arnoig 722, W. Hunter 703, death to 300, W. ® Happy Gang May Shipman, Trim $35,950; White Scott's Always remembered by husband Earl, city 036,947; Hambly Beverages Henderson 754, and missed bY Tyreski | it capsizing Jack Goodman 811, 756, Bill Kirk 746, Royce Weatherbee Ernie Patterson 731,/ Pat Smith 719, Irma Schaefer 645, Bob Sager 608. Team Standing -- DeHartiess Ones 49, The | Squares 20. DOWNTOWN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE High Triples -- P. Whitehead 794, G. Gwilliams 728; F. Eccles 3, N, Jones 719, J. Klapow 744, G. Daniels 700, D. Smith 700 and M. Bell 745. High Singles -- W. Hunter 340, M, Bell Appleton 290, Perry Whitehead 282, F. Eccles 273, N. Jones 286, S. Arn St. Onge 281, G. Gwililams daughters, 269 and A. Perry 263 Mister TV Towers 7--38,223; McLaugh- in Fuel 7--37,347; New Team 7--35,7628; 732,957; Oshawa Auto Stars 234,629 0--37,172; Motor Jim's BA 0--34,101 and O--33,891. Chicken Villa WIRE AND HARNESS High Triples: Ray Pleau 757, Leo Gorman 711, Bruce Donna rill 240. Team Standing: Lucky Strikes 13, HI Los 11, Gay Six 9, Head Pins 8, Alley Caty 8 Flyers 7, Twiggies 6, Jesters 5,|Happy Hippies 5, Tie Cats 5, Maybees nee 585 (215) and Mike Boakes 583 Pin Pickers 5 and Hi 4, ' Balis Murphy 688 (250), -Zelia Morrow 68: | (301), Marion Hutchins 680 (256), Marion Dingman 679 (268), Team Standing -- Crawford's Ins. 11, Nu-Way Rug 10, Stroud's 9, Hayden Macdonald 6, RAINBOW LEAGUE High Doubles -- Lena Burkhart 532 (267), Dorothy Bentley 469 (306), Lil-| lian Clemence 439 (258), Joyce Osborne 431 (254), Mary Flynn 429 (27), Huston 420 (214), Jeyce Davidson 417 (214), Mary Cuthbertson 413 (272), Bert pees sat (258), and Shirley Thompson | 409 "high a ee -- Mary Wise 255, Mae Luke 238, Norma Burnett 231, Eleanor Gordanier 231, Marlene Sheppard 220, Dorothy Nicholson 219, Rene Reddoch, 216, Merle Smart 216, Gwen Dingman 214 and Marion Knibb 212. Team Standing -- Rose 8 White 8, Marcon 7, Tan 7, Green 6, Mauve 6, Silver 5, Beige 5, Grey 4, Red 4, Black 4, Purple 4, Gold 4, Lime 4, Pink 3, Orange 3, Bive 3, Brown 2, Coral 2 and Yellow 1. LaFlamme (206) and Irene Hann (201) Team Standing -- Polly Wogs 10, Hot Shots 8, Happy Gang 7, Hootenannys 5, 4 and Lucky Strikes 4, Grace Wilson 675) my dear husband, Edmund, who passed spooner 642, Doug Redknap 640 and Don eid Jn Jackson 664 (261) and Mary Scugog | Frank Linley 233, 7\triple with 3712 (1313). OLD COUNTRY CLUB High Triples -- Phil Addington 268, 235 (686); Bob Shelley 224, 259 (670); 262 (657); Roy Mills Eric }206 (629) and Sadie Stovell 210, 220) (616) High Singles -- Bill Veitch 272; Mera| Hall 269; Joe Finch 256; June Parsons 251; Jack Frost 246; June Jones 234; Rey Mintz 232; Dick Haywood 226; Ann Brown 221; Ai Baron 219 and Ernie Mc- liwraith 219 Team Standing ders 10; Help 10; Bobcats 10, Blun Corner Pins 9; Hi Spotters 9; In Crowd 8; Hot Shots 7; \Limeys 6; Racers 5 Nuts 4; Kilties 4) and Goons 2 | GIFTS YOU'LL ADORE ON EVERY FLOOR 1276 Shades to Choose From Visit our new showroom for complete decorating service Carpeting for the living room, bedrooms and hails. A gift your whole family will enpoy. FREE ESTIMATES AND EXPERT INSTALLATION. ANGUS-GRAYDON 428 KING ST. W. 728-6254 CHRISTMAS ... Is the Time To Give The Finest @ Pierced Earrings @ Watches @ Diamond Rings @ Stone Rings And einer on More Beautiful IFT IDEAS Be GALBRAITH JEWELLERS AJAX SHOPPING PLAZA AJAX -- 942-0407 MOTOR CITY JUNIOR Bantams Doubles: Cindy Warlow 378 (195), James Jay 360 (183), Paul Mailhot) 346 (178), Wayne Kelly 343 (209), Gerald) Pare 340 (184), Albert Harris 331, Glen Kirkham 330, Terry Bell 329 (196), Kim eirommerty 320 (167), Ron Shortt 319 (175), aren Glassford 308 (156) and Michael |Weanisky 305 (157). Juniors Doubles; David Smith 421 212, 209), Robert Hodgson 41) (216) Steve McBride 408 (223), Rick Schneider 388 (195) and Bev Kirkham 354 (194 Seniors Triples: Nigel Allen 736. (406, 258), Tom Poupard 672 (327), Randy Rector 663 (250), Marcel Rene 660 (261), Armond Hachey 626 (307), Phil McKin- ley 619 (249), Irene Roznik 617 (229), Ron McLeod 603 (246), J Anderson 60) (209), Cathy Freeman 0 (218), Rich Hyderman 600 (202), Tim Nicholls 600 (241), Cathy Michael 592 (228), Richard By GERARD MeNEIL OTTAWA (CP) -- A genera- tion of northerners will re- member the Centennial of Confederation as the year the ferris wheel entered their lives. The wondrous wheel was perhaps the most fascinating of the many firsts brought north by the celebrations. It came by river, like al- most everything that enters the North, a creaking veteran of innumerable prairie fairs, standing precariously astride a Mackenzie River barge. Yet age didn't tarnish the | timeless appeal for the young Indians, Eskimos and whites who had never seen a ferris wheel before. The whole population of Col- ville Lake--a settlement so re- mote, even in the Northwest Territories, that its inhabit- ants are known as "the people at the back of the earth"-- came en masse to see it. Tales of the wheel spread through the N.W.T. In a way no teacher ever could, it made Canada real and like- able. A human touch was evident in many Indian-Eskimo events during the Centennial Year as the old theme of se- paration gave. way to partici- pation. TREAT FOR CHILDREN The Hillcrest Community | Club of Ottawa gave 100 Eski- mo children from Baffin Is- | land an unforgettable 'holiday in the first city they had ever seen. Meanwhile, the impressive | Indian-Eskimo pavilion at Expo 67 gave the world an un- censored and eye-opening pic- ture of native life. In the provinces, numerous powwows and other gather- ings brought Indians of var- ious bands together. But in the territories there are no reserves, few roads, little radio, no television, and | certainly no ferris wheels. The idea of a ferris wheel mounted on a federal barge didn't catch on in Ottawa, where officials had visions of in Great Slave Lake. However, Fort Smith publisher Jim Whelly, the in- defatigable N.W.T. centennial co-ordinator, prevailed. A Nova Scotian emigre cap- tivated by the North, Whelly 'Centennial Celebrations Dar League Results Take Ferris Wheel North saw the value of the idea when it occurred to him that his own children, born in the North, had never seen a ferris wheel. Northern Affairs Arthur Laing, a visionary himself, was misty-eyed when the barge carrying the wheel left Hay River, N.W.T., in July. LEARNED ABOUT CITY A second barge contained models of Edmonton's planned city centre complex, the CNR's new turbo train, hydroelectric dams, freeways and hotels. One elderly Indian was going through the exhibit for the fifth time when a curious crew member asked him what the attraction was. "I never saw a city in my life,' replied the old man. "I never knew what a city was. Now I think I know." Ablaze with flags, the barges circled Great Slave Lake, glided down the Mack- enzie River, and slipped into the Arctic Ocean as far as ice would allow. A rock 'n' roll band, a folk trio and an organist provided th® music for dances that last- ed. well into the sunny north- ern night at each settlement. At Tuktoyaktuk, a grateful community took the entertain- ers hunting whales. At Rein- deer Station, the whole troupe went mountain climbing at 2 a.m. as a result of a question by one of the visitors. Starry-eyed children at Snowdrift kept the wheel turn- ing for five hours. DRANK AND FEASTED At Fort Good Hope, an excit- ed gathering put a new roof on the dance hall while await- ing the arrival of the barges. Hay River celebrated with a special liquor licence that cov- ered a couple of blocks, in- doors and outdoors, and fea- tured barbecued grizzly bear, buffalo, moose and caribou. The inhabitants of Fort Franklin made an _ unprece- dented trip to Fort Norman, the nearest stop, for the show. Awaiting them was not only the wheel but candy floss and popcorn, Meanwhile, British Colum- bia's popular Barkerville show, singers like Monique Leyrac and Alan Mills, the University of Alberta mixed Minister | WOODVIEW PARK MIXED Results--Teenboppers 4, Sky- larks 1; The Cryers 3, Sharp- shooters 2 and Hippies 3, Atom-| ies 2. | A GIFT CERTIFICATE FROM oe. CARE TY - .. the gift that keeps on giving @ 11 Channels 8 @ Perfect Reception @ No Antenna OSHAWA CABLE TV 600 KING ST. E, Mis. 5278 Doubles -- M. Smith 2, W. |Dowe 2, J. Monaghan 1, E. Major 2, V. Ross 1, J. Bryant 3, A. Bryant 1, D. Young 2, B. soy va 2, J. Webb 1, J. Elliott L. Cornish 2, G. Houston 1, Midge Wilson 2, Syd Emm 1, |D. Donald 2, T. Emm 2, R. Oderkirk 1, C. Oderkirk 1, A. Kaltner 2, J, Kaltner 3 and B. THIS YEAR GIVE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING ! ! THE OSHAWA TIMES Phone the Circulation Dept. 723-3474 Simpson 1. High Three Darts -- R. Cor- Holiday Food Entertainment jnish 114, Sharon Emm 111 and| R. Oderkirk 101. Baseball High Three Darts--| J. McIntyre 5, W. Dowe 5, G. Bryant 5 and J. Kaltner 5. chorus and the RCMP band toured the N.W.T TURKEYS CAPONS Order Now for Christmas FRANK HOAG Rossland Rd. West Oshawa 725-6837 MAKE A DATE TO VIS! ; THE GEORGIAN Motor Hotel @ Fine foods served in a The Mounties were as over- whelmed by their reception as the northerners were by the music. "Cambridge Bay had never seen a band before--any band," says Whelly, who helped organize the tours. LIKE ARMCHAIR SHOPPING ? Phone 668-3311 For details on Gift Packs of SELECT APPLES RED WING ORCHARDS delightful festive atmos- phere. @ Top-flight entertainment you're sure to enjoy, @ Be sure to book your Christmas and New Year's reservations now THE GEORGIAN Champlain and Thornton 723-4693 Meanwhile, almost every northern settlement built some kind of centennial me- Gifts for the Home morial--in one case a beacon on a whale's tail devised from stones and mortar, MONEY-SAVERS LOST The money came mostly from Ottawa, where aghast Officialdom fought a_ losing battle against the North's bil- lowing budget. "My attitude was 'let's get that damn thing done and clean up the paper work at the end of the year'," says Whelly. He notes that the N.W.T. is 1,300,000 square miles in size. "It's one-third of Canada, and we certainly didn't spend one-third of what Canada spent," he adds. As for the ferris wheel, un- less a sea-going model can be devised, he doesn't recom- mend another such adventure, despite the good results. Ferris wheels are landlub- bers, built to go round and round but not to and fro. With the barge wallowing at summer's end in the midst of Great Slave Lake, and: the tired wheel straining and pop- ping bolts, it took all 17 per- elegant gifts for the home When you decorate your tree, home with drapes and floors from Shew- dress up your ting, You deserve to buy the best have a wide variety, and can choosing from: CARPETS DRAPES CORLON TORGINOL CERAMICS SHEWRING BROS. LTD. 728-3980 26 GIBBONS STREET | FLOOR AND WALL COVERINGS "Have Yourself A Merry, Merry Christmas" by planning your HOLIDAY DINNERS and PARTIES CAROUSEL INNS sons aboard to get it down. Dismantling is normally a Trees and Trim OSHAWA 723-5271 one-man job. 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CITIZENS' ARREST A citizens' arrest was cai ried out on Sept, 17 after Rar dolph Scott, 43, of 302 Muri Ave., reportedly struck a par! ed car on Rossland Road Eas Evidence showed Scott pa icked and drove off after stri! ing the car but an individu: standing on the street yell to two men to chase him. The jumped in their car and pu sued Scott around the stree in the area until he stoppe Crown Attorney Bruce Afflec suggested to Magistrate Dona Dodds that there should | "some commendation to th citizens who made the arrest Magistrate Dodds fined Scc $200 and costs or 30 days ar reminded him that an automat Department 6f Transport sv pension follows a conviction f leaving the scene of an ac dent. In praising the action the two citizens who made t arrest, Magistrate Dodds sa "the administration of justi $100, Costs For Causin: AJAX Convicted on charge of causing a disturbar Harold Ralston, 26, of La: downe Avenue, Toronto, © fined $100 and costs or 20 dz in jail when he appeared magistrate's court here Thu day before Magistrate H. Jermyn. Police said a Pick ing village woman was walk her dog when she was i proached by the accused ¥ made obscene remarks. $200 BOND Charged with watching besetting his 16-year-old w from whom he is_separat Aubrey Mitchell, 25, of Bayshore, Bay Ridges, v placed on $200 bond and a : month suspended sentence. 1 accused was seen on seve occasions loitering near house where his wife lives. CARELESS A fine of $75 and costs or days was imposed on Lat Gallant, 27, of 2142 Dun Street West, Toronto, 1 pleaded guilty to a charge careless driving. The susp sion of his driver's licence \ left to the discretion of the partment of transport. REMANDED Barbara Holden, 17, of A who pleaded guilty two we ago to a charge of stea jewelry, was remanded Dec. 14 for sentence with stipulation that she live home and be off the streets 10 p.m. each day. RANE OR Announcement GABRIEL MARCHILDC Formerly With Trio Televisi: has opened a shop unc the name TELEVISIO! Sales & Service 786 Simcoe St. § TELEPHONE 723-0402 Honest, reliable serv to all makes.