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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, 18 December 16, 1967 IN MEMORIAM | BINGHAM -- In loving memory of @ dear wife and mother, Agnes Bingham, who passed away December 17, 1952. '© happy hours we once enjoyed, How sweet their memory still, But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill --Ever remembered by husband and family. FOUNTAIN -- In loving memory of 2) dear mother and grandmother, Edna Fountain,. who passed away December) 16, 1964, | In my heart your memory lingers, Always tender, fond and true, There's not @ day, dear mother, 1 do not. think of you. ~--Always remembered by son Milt,/ daughter-in-law Beverley end grandchil-| Gren. | KORNIC -- In loving memory of a) ear husband and father, Nick, who) Passed away December 17, 1966. 1 think of him in siience, His name | oft recall There is nothing left to answer | But his picture on the wail. | Lovingly remembered by wife Vera @nd children Betty, Ken, Nick, Marian and Nydia. KORNIC -- In loving memory of a) dear father and grandfather, Nicholas ON Ngiad who passed away December 17, 66. Caim and peaceful he is sleeping, Sweetest rest that follows pain; | We who loved him sadly mis¢ him, | But trust in God to meet again. --Sadiy missed by son Alex, daughter- in-law Pat, and grandchildren Dianne and Kim. LANGMAID -- In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Gordon Lang- a who passed away December 16, 959. No length of time can teke away My thought of you today. --Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten by his wife Stella and son Murray and family. REID -- In loving remembrance of @ dear brother, Alexander (Scotty) Reid, who passed away December 19, 1960. He left us quietly, | His thoughts unknown; | But left us @ memory j We are proud to own; | So treasure him Lord, In Your garden of rest, | For when on earth | Coliseum," Mitchell, a regional president of the Canadian Figure Skat- ing Association and co-ordina- tor for the championships. By DOUG MARTIN VANCOUVER (CP) -- The Canadian Figure Skating Championships may be skat- ing on thin ice here Jan. 9-14. The combined champion- ships and Olympic trials have been detoured out of the Pacif- ic National Exhibition grounds and into small sec- ondary arenas by the touring professionals of Ice Capades. Promoters for the touring show locked up the PNE grounds several months ago by booking the 13,000-seat Col- iseum for Jan. 8-14 and taking an option on the 5,000-seat Forum If the Coliseum is finished on the target date of the first week in January, the seven- day ice show will have the added advantage of being the | attraction that opens the building. If work is not complete, the show will move into the Forum, nearby on the PNE grounds. "We were hoping to get in on the ground floor at the new says Mrs. J. H. CFSA officials were looking | forward to rceord crowds in the big, new building, drawn by the lure of the Coliseum it- self and a strong British Co- lumbia team. Instead, says Mrs. Mitchell, the amateurs found Ice Ca- pades: had the two buildings locked up and had a clause in the contract. prohibiting simi- lar events on PNE grounds for six weeks before and after their visit. A PNE spokesman acknowl- edged the clause and said other big shows ask for simi- lar protection. Ice Capades officials say they are sorry about the clash but they cannot change their dates. The CFSA dates are inflexi- ble because they are part of a chain of competitions leading to the Olympics Feb. 6-18 at Grenoble, France, and the world championships Feb. 27- March 3 at Geneva. The figure skaters were forced to put their showcase into the 3,000-seat Kerrisdale Arena and the 1,500-seat North Vancouver Recreational Centre. Seniors will skate in the bigger building while nov- ices and juniors compete in the smaller one. "We're not too concerned, though,"' says Mrs. Mitchell. "We think we'll break even. We're operating on an ama- teur level and we're on a tight budget of $10,000 to $12,000." The only capital now avail- able is $800 put up by the 16 British Columbia figure skat- Vancouver Problem ing clubs co-sponsoring the championships. Later, the an- ticipated 150 entries will pay «$5 entry. fees. B.C. SKATERS HOPEFUL Competitors must pay their own travel, meals and room expenses. The championships have two strong selling points in bucking the professionals and the new Coliseum. B.C. skaters already hold two of the four senior Cana- dian titles and are rated as at least a fair chance to grab the other two; and it will be the first time in 18 years the championships have been held in Vancouver. Betty and John MckKilligan of West Vancouver won the senior pairs last year in Toron to and their clubmates Joni Graham and Don Phillips won the dance event. Karen Maggnussen of North Vancouver, a 15-year-old schoolgirl and a brilliant free skater, finished second to Val- erie Jones of Toronto in the 1966 championships. Jay Humphry, a _ former North Vancouver skater now training at Toronto, finished second in the men's singles to | Donald Knight of Dundas, Ont. Ironically, Knight has since turned pro and will be appear- ing across town with the Ice Capades. will | Lack Of Arena Space (Ontario Pee Wee Teams Likely Shun Tournament TORONTO (CP) A di- lemma faces Ontario teams an- ixious to participate in the an- jnual Quebec International Pee- jwee Hockey Tournament Jan. 27-Feb. 4 in Quebec City. Bill Hanley, secretary-mana- \ger of the Ontario Hockey Asso- |ciation, said Thursday the prob- jlem is that the Quebec Amateur not Hockey Association has |sanctioned the tournament. Without this sanction, Ontario \teams entering the tournament jrisk suspension by either the Canadian Amateur Hockey As- |sociation or its affiliate bodies. "I'm not even sure what we |would do if they went ahead on Affected will be the 22 Toron-|in to-area teams and six Ontario squads who usually take part in the tournament. Considered a backbone of the famous tourna- ment, Ontario teams have won te times. tournaments in Quebec featur- ing teams from other provinces. yet sanctioned the tournament. AWAIT ANSYVER bec branch two weeks ago ask- status of non-Quebec saying the tournament should be open to all teams under the the Class A championship seven yet," said Hanley. 'There is |nothing we can do unless the OLD COUNTRY SOCCER LONDON (CP) Friday's English League soccer results: Division II Scunthorpe 2 Peterborough 1 Stockport 3 Reading 0 Tranmere 2 Torquay 3 Division IV Doncaster 1 Barnsley 2 Southend 1 Port Vale 1 QAHA sanctions the tourna- ment." : Jack Harper, an_ executive with the Toronto Red Wings minor hockey organization, said he has been unable to reach QAHA officials in Quebec by phone. "We can't find out what the quarrel is about down there." He said Ontario teams proba- bly spend about $100,000 at the tournament every year. . "Cer- tainly, none of us is going to go if it means we'll be suspended when we come back." But the Quebec body has not Hanley said he wrote the Que- clarification on the teams, g for rms of the CAHA agreement. "We haven't had any reply . The dilemma is over age Jim-| its in Quebec and other jurisdic- tions. | The CAHA this year proposed} changing age limits for the 1968-69 season. The Quebec divi- sion later was given permission to change the age limits this season. But the CAHA stipu- lated the Quebec. rule would apply only in Quebec to Quebec |their own and played," said Hanley. teams, and would not affect Win CBC Cur By STERLING TAYLOR TORONTO (CP) A rink from Elbow, Sask., that came to an international curling tourna-) {ment as a last-minute | |ment, won the title early today. But Doug Wankel's Western-| ers had to defeat the defending /Canadian champion skipped by} | Alf Phillips Jr. of Toronto twice jin six hours to win first prize in |the eight-rink, double-knockout |competition sponsored by the | CBC. He was one of the best. j Sadly missed by sister Jean. } SUGDEN -- In loving memory of @ dear father, George Sugden, who died December 16, 1943. --Ever remembered and sadly missed by his family. TEDFORD -- In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. A. oe who passed away December 17, In the book of life there are memories LOS ANGELES (AP) -- It they have excelled Top Offensive Teams Clash Unbeaten Colts Face Rams in recent/sion even with a tie game. The Phillips was unbeaten going) into the final Friday night and} Wankel, with a loss Wednesday| to Terry Braunstein of Winni-| peg, had to topple the Toronto) foursome twice. And he did it--} 8-6 in the first 10-end game and| 7-6 in the final which went into an extra end. | Doug Wankel's Westerners ling Spiel ointment. Wankel's lead, Elmer Knutson, had decided to retire before the invitation arrived and had only curled 10 games Here's where to find gifts for everyone. . . CHRISTMAS GIFT SPOTTER this year. | "He was really weary a ifts for the Home Entertainment there after three straight games in less than 12 hours," said) third Art Knutson, | Wankel and the Knutsons began the final day by defeating Hec Gervais of Edmonton 9-7 to reach the final. The Wankel rink received prizes valued at $900 each, while the Phillips rink received motor-driven snow sleds valued at $700. | "This will probably mean that] we'll be suspended from geht od in Ontario for at leasst this] year," said Phillips. | The Ontario Curling Associa-| tion forbids any playing mem- from receiving a_ prize ¢ MAKE A DATE TO GIFTS YOU'LL ADORE VISIT ay ON EVERY FLOOR GEORGIAN Motor Hotel 1276 Shades to Choose From @ Fine foods seryéd in a Visit our new showroom for complete decorating service dallahitial< tastive." atmon: Carpeting for the living room, bedrooms and halls. A gift your phere. whole family will enpoy. FREE ESTIMATES AND EXPERT @ 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 INSTALLATION. ANGUS-GRAYDON 428 KING ST. W. 728-6254 COUN' Relatives And Ruby Anniver BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- hundred and fifty relative friends honored Mr. and Mervyn Graham at an home" on the occasion of 40th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Graham former Ella Flett, were ried in Bowmanville by R U. Robins. They lived in awa for a short time t moving to Blackstock. have a daughter, Mrs. Pargater (Grace), a son, and six grandchildren, all dents of Port Perry. Pouring tea were Mrs. Flett, Mrs. Ed. Harris, Oscar Graham, Mrs. Cla Graham and Mrs, Cl Smith. Guests from Os! Cannington, Bobcaygeon, brook, Hampton, Bowmat Cobourg and Port Perry a ed. 35TH ANNIVERSARY BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- and Mrs. Harry VanCamp honored guests at a s party at Club Annyene, Si Island, on the oceasion of 35th wedding annivel Members of their families Listowel, Toronto, Oshawa, Perry, Janetville, Ennis and Blackstock attended, WHITE GIFT BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- Larmer, superintendent o Sunday School, conducted White Gift Service at the ed Church, last Sunday. Lori Turner told the story a program of Christmas c was sung. ATTENDANCE BROOKLIN (TC) -- Av for perfect attendance were Wankel's rink only made it to| ber |the tournament when the Ron) valued at more than $150. : Northcott-skipped rink of Cal-| The OCA will probably dis-} Of the happy days we knew, And recorded in love are the blessings|used to be a matter of a great/ years. Of @ wonderful mother like you. offence by Baltimore Colts and) Paralleling sented at the United Cl Sunday School White Gift | Coastal champs move on to play Baltimore's im- the Central Division winning @way December 16, sSadiy missed by sons' Lucky, Cralg, Ricky and Rusty. " : =-Lovingly remembered and sadly miss-/ @¢ by her daughter Pearl, and grang-|th @hildren Nelli, Evelyn and Ruth. well TERWILLEGAR -- In loving memory @f 2 dear dad and granddad, Archie Ter- willegar, who passed eway December 17, Beautitul memories are woven in gold This is @ picture we tenderly hold, Deep in ovr hearts your memory is kept, To vad and to cherish end never for- get. --Always remembered by daughter a" son-in-law Ray end grandchil- ren. WILLS -- In loving memory of 8 dear father-in-law, John Russell (Lefty) Wilis, who passed away December 16, 1964. Deep In my heart lies a@ picture Of a loved one laid to rest, In memory's frame | shall keep It Because he was one of the best. ~--Lovingly remembered by daughter-In- few Gail. WILLS -- In loving memory of my dear husband, John R. Wills, 964, Alone, but never quite alone, 1 face an empty chair, But sometimes in the silence 1 imagine he Is there. tack, e defence of Los defined in their National up Sunday. Quarterback Johnny Unitas Baltimore leads the NFL in of just under 30 each game. The Colts, however, have al- of under 12 points a game. DEFENSIVE LEADERS The Rams lead the league in|board, defence against a running at- in which a department jhave shown a_ vast seasons and repeatedly to settle for points. jget them on have put 364 points to Balti second only |more | Baltimore could win the divi improve- three ers, y Angeles|proved defence, quarterback|Green Bay Packers next Satur- Rams, but the issues are not so|Roman Gabriel and the offence!day in Milwaukee. I The pro football weekend be- Football League battle coming) ment. Third-down yardage inva-| gins Saturday when San Diego} riably was hard to get in recent|Chargers play at Houston Oilers a the/in an American League game| and the Colts' offence are still/faithful Ram fans in the stands|and Dallas Cowboys visits San| quite evident, but the defence/groaned when place kicker! Francisco '49ers in the NFL. has been important in their did|/Bruce Gossett and the kicking! for the Coastal Division title, as|team trotted on to the field to/york Jets visit Oakland Raid-| well as the Western Conference | attempt | and NFL championship itself. City Chiefs Broncos Kansas against Denver lowed fewer points than any| This is the finest scoring team|Browns are at Philadelphia Ea- NFL rival--164, or an average|for Los Angeles since 1958, the|gles, St. Louis Cardinals visit last time one scored more than|New York Giants, Atlanta Fal-| 300 points. To date the Rams cons are host to Chicago Bears,| the| Detroit Lions entertain Minneso- Orleans} Washington -ta Vikings and New Saints are at -|against the Redskins. My companion for so many years, No longer here with me, And yet in some mysterious way He keeps me company. Sadly missed by wife Fie. WILLS -- In | memory of a dear @ad, John R. (Lefty) Wills, who passed 1964, We tried so hard to save you, Our prayers were all in vain, Our home would seem like heaven If we had you again. You left @ lot of broken hearts, That loved you so sincere, That never have, nor never will Forget you daddy dear. | H pl is | 758 Hi |S. Sargeant 743 (269). Oshawa Bowling News | MEN'S STORE LEAGUE igh Triples: S$. Claus 824 (331, 289); Wagg 799 (328); M. Childerhose 78] H. Norton 777 (276); ALBERT ST. UNITED CHURCH High Triples: Gord Schmidt 731, Glenn Maunder 696, Cliff Davis 694, LADIES' MAJOR "A" LEAGUE High Triples -- Marion Dingman 788 Fred (305, 300), Yvonne Duguay 782 (295, 271), B. Coul-|coj 651, Marg Mossey 672. Ruby |Helen Gorley 772 (343), Janet Peel 750 son 774 (304); M. Anderson 766 (272); | fanteen ass: Andy Marlow 64, Alf Brown) (276, 264), Doreen Goch' 780 (272), Mavis| In Sv..day's AFL action, New! and Now it is not unusual for the/Boston Patriots are at Miami points scored, 384, an average|Rams to go for yards on fourth! Dolphins. |down and, more often than not, gary was unable to attend. | | LAST-MINUTE SUB | "We were in Edmonton last} week, curling in the big car| bonspiel, when we were asked to come to Toronto for this one,"' said second Gay Wankel. go But there was one fly in the in the five-day bonspiel. cuss the matter at a regular meeting next Wednesday. Rinks skipped by Braunstein, Chuck Hay of Scotland, Hersh Lerner of Winnipeg, Gervais, Bruce Roberts of Seattle, Wash., and Ernie Richardson of Regina were eliminated earlier TORONTO (CP) -- The On- tario angler looking for a good lake to fish is going to get some help from a computer. An electronic brain is being used to digest information for ir maps of lakes. The maps will tell which fish they hold and provide tips on how to catch them. Some 3,000 lakes have so far been surveyed in detail and information is being gathered on others. It will be more Salmers 765 (281); G. G. | William 663, Eric Jacklin 659, Mace Morrison| Taylor 737 (286), Ev Redpath 729 (319).| than a year before the first (270); B. Bradbury 756 (267) and i Joyce Bell 720, Lorraine Murphy 715/ : rs 64}, Jim Scott 619 and Mark Hill, 619. /7317), Marion Hutchins 698 (277), Grace} results are available to sports- igh Singles J. Zak 275, L Yuilll 274, a Allen 263. Team Standings: Oshawa Tune - Up A LASTING TRIBUTE 13-17,325; Algers' 13-17,190; Goch's' 13-16, 455; Schenley's 7,301; Dixon' 11-16, High Singles: Frank Cooper 265, Pearl aay SN hak se eT Wilson 697 (300), Joan Jackson 691 (271), $. Turner 273, R. Pearse 270, A. Shortt, | sa ei Hamiiton sine' Novos. thoes |Bard McFeeters 677, (258), Loretta _AMc-| | 269, C. Hubbell 264, J. Morrison 263 and | 94) Winnie Scott 232, Dorothy Pridie 230, Art Aliman 230, 206, Pearl low 225, 200, Perce Clark 225, and Jes- sie Tippett 210, 207. Team Standings: Drifters and Aces Lean 671 (276), Barb Sagar 668 (271), Mar. |Audrey Hodgson 668, Marg McGrath 663 (261), Jackie Boddy 658 (258), and Marg Vice 657 Team Standing -- Crawford's Ins. 15 men And even then the maps will deal with only the most ob- vious fishing spots. There are more than 200,000 lakes in On- FISHING BY COMPUTER In the NFL, Pittsburgh Stee-| lers visit Green Bay, Cleveland} WILL GUARANTEE CATCH Excellent lakes are rated as 1, good lakes 2, fair lakes 3 and poor lakes 4. Letters as- signed to the numbers provide a further breakdown. The letter D, for example, A GIFT CERTIFICATE FROM OSHAWA CABLE TV. 0 . » » the gift that keeps on giving "Have Yourself A. Merry, Merry Christmas" @ 11 Channels @ Perfect Reception @ No Antenna by planning your HOLIDAY DINNERS ond OSHAWA CABLE TV 600 KING ST. E. 723-5278 indicates a depth problem and L a light penetration problem. Other letters indicate lack of nutrients and spawning areas, pollution problems, oxygen deficiencies, temperature res- trictions and stream flow problems. | A poor fishing lake, shallow | THIS YEAR GIVE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING! ! THE OSHAWA TIMES Phone the Circulation Dept. 723-3474 PARTIES CAROUSEL and with turbulent water which prevents light penetra- Gifts for the Home INNS | Holiday Fun tion, would be rated as 4DL. Ratings will be based on survey information and the field experience of depart- ment biologists and conserva- elegant gifts SPARKLE WITH CHRISTMAS Make your appointment now with OSHAWA 723-5271 AJAX 942-5580 ice. Bert Hannam, secre The luxury corpet look for porty Weason AND AT A 0D COUNT! JOCK'S 282 King W. BENSON'S 576-2030 "CLASS | Located On Hwy. "'2 a Carpets Discount Call 576-011 | For permanence: n je and dignity {723, Coulter's 10-16,184; 'Cable TV. 8-16)|4, 0am, Stan King Pins 10, Comets and |NU-Way Rug 13, Scugog Cleaner¢ 13,| tario and mapping even a SUZANNE officers. be we sugcest: 508; Central Pharmacy 7-164; O.M.S. i Horwich Jewellers 13, Hayden McDonald/ MOUNT LAWN |7-16.090; Pediar's 615,463 and Oshaws \Chiets vg es Dimmers & Waves § 2nd\13) Siroug's 10, Cross Canada Paving 10, fraction of the number will nae cae 4 f h h pi MEMORIAL PARK [Bakery 3.161940 Rotunda|,.D0n't forget your dollar gift next 2nd Young Moderns 9 take many years. placed on topographic maps| TOF the home HAIRSTYLING THOUSANDS read Times Action Classi. GO OVER | e vi ¥ ' k, | i rs, ONZE MEMORIALS leeateurent' 1e17.286 sna' Nations' Gre |" City HALE LEAGUE | In preparing maps of lakes, se scale of four miles to the alle fied ads daily. Radios, Record Players, High Triples -- Jack Goodman 733,| the survey crews make physi. "CH: When you decorate your tree, Hair pieces sold or set. Greeting Cards For courteous advice please 5 JOHN ST. W @,.GUNS @ ciers 8-17,397 visit the Park Office. | Let's all get out for Turkey Roll next RAINBOW LEA Royce Weatherbee 706, Fern Buechier A spok es rt 723-2633 | Tuesday. Ni Cone Ee si sm Mary Kirk 653, Brenda Wiliamson| cal and chemical observations ;.° meres for the fisher- | dress up your home with Gifts for Everyone ig es = Shirley Thompson 636, Bob Spooner 626, Don Sager 621,| which help determine capabili. ¢S. branch said the survey drapes and floors from Shew- 725-4541 7 LUTHERAN CHURCH LEAGUE [477 (336), Merle Smart 475 (269), LillLise Prusinski 617, Bob Rovleno sis Pp pa will t : & High Triples: Tom Briscoe 687, Bea-|lison 470 (247), Gwen Dingman 447 (239),|John St, Pierre 606 and Irma Sschaeter| ty for the production of sports ll concentrate on southern HIND H " |Aho 683, Rosanne Gauld 636, Helga Kel-|Bea Colvin 452 (257), Dorothy Bentley 446! 4o¢ | and commercial fish, They 'e8ions although some areas CHRISTMAS CARD OF |ling 620 and Joan Brisco 608 (229), Joyce Osborne 432. (730), Irma! High Singles -- Jack Goodman 27%, 273, Setermine it Northern Ontario will be in- ENJOY THE oe CIGAR STORE High Singles: Tom Briscoe 280, 236) Vasik 431 (227), Eleanor Gordanier 429 Don Sager 267, Bill Kirk 244, John' st.| also drop nets to determine You deserve to buy the best FESTIVE SEASON Is the Time |Vicar Harold 252, Bea Aho 245, 256; Ken|(215) and Dorothy Wilson 428 (292) Plerre 244, Brenda. Willian a ee aaa ee cluded. To Give The Fi 121 Brock N. 668-83 | f. rorotty , Brenda Williamson 241,) what fish are already there. : and can have a wide variet: sive The Finest |Hotfman 257; Joan Brisco 247, John) High Singles -- Emily Clark 245, Olive/Royce Weatherbee 241, 234, 231, Bob He said the federal govern- j ds Depend on Pi SCORGIE -- Words can't express my|Hamacher 235; John Barna 235; Vern|Shortt 244, Irma Wrobel 242, | Shirley|Spooner 232, Irma Schaefer 231, Fern| This isn't the only. scientific i ; ; choosing' from: M Ci Cab @ Pierced Earrings a sincere thanks 10 all the. wondertyi|Gauid 229 and Roberta Plews 27. -- |Turner 237, Mary Flynn 228, Margaret|Buechier 230, June Si, Onge -2%6, Bob ay of Mies " ment is dividing the province otor City Ca @ Watches nurses in Intensive Care and floor 4F,| Team Standing: Schnitzel six and Hip-|Marchand 228, Ina Way 224, Lena Burk-|Rouleau 226 and Mary Kirk 225 survey of the lakes. Under a into watersheds and they will @ CARPETS For Fast, Courteous @ Diamond Rings LOCAL and LONG DISTAN also my attending Drs. D. Kutzner, Dr'|ples are tied with 28 points each, Ex-|hart 224, Mae Luke 223 and Barbara Team Standing -- First Downs ¢ The| Program sponsored by the Ag- be rated foll tai 24 HOU! 3 Sproull, Dr. Rowsell, Reverend Arscott,|Plos 27, Town Cryers 22, Daffy Dillies|Glover 222 Joneses 9, Civic Squares 8, Charlie} ricuitural Rehabilitat d e rated following a detailed @ DRAPES | OUR SERVICE @ Stone Rings Courtice United Church with his sincere|20_and Castaways 18 Team Standing -- White 12, Green 12,|Browns 7, Dehartlese Ore 7" and 'Bob uitation and -- study of a representative lake N | 725-1127 And Many More Beautiful MOVING visits and prayers. All my nelghbors,|. Turkey winners: Tom Briscoe, Vicar|Maroon 11, Mauvé 11, Orange 9, Tan 9,\Nickels 2 Development Administration, the watershed @ CORLO! | GIF % friends for their lovely cards, flowers, |Harold, Frank Macko, Rosanne Gauld,|Beige 9, Rose 9, Black 8, Silver & Lime all: Ontario' lakes ARDA in the watershed areas plus @ TORGINOL T IDEAS sifts, prayers, also Courtice UCW dur.|Joan Brisco and Anne Reid 8, Pink 7, Grey 6, Purple 6, Gold 4, Red| DOWNTOWN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE | akes in ARDA spot observations of -- other > from STO RAG 2 ER hagitets, In Ostawe General Hos- hee piblen LuAcun 5, Brown §, Blue 5; Yellow 2 and Coral 2.) High Triples -- A. Greene 782, a.| areas are to be rated for their Jakes @ CERAMICS NEED A CAR? A D VAN LINES (conede) | ; Align : FUSING sada ts 782, A. i ; | G L | H NITED VA 'anade "ILM. Scorgie|_ High Triples: Ena Pearce 725 (2 Nery eat JM. Bell 752, F. Eccles 799,| Sport fishing potential. The lake survey is part of a 725-3541 ALB RA T 243); Irene Hunter 647 (235); Clint M INTERCITY LEAGUE Bain 729, J. Klapaw 734, L. Schram' 729, The province began work national program of land and Is the number to remember Agents [tin §70 (255, 227); Eric Pearce 652 (231);| High Triples -- Don Bright 700, Larry|A. Rich 726 and G. Gwilliams 724 | last spring in 14 lands and f , eaee es over the HOLIDAY SEASON J E W E é L 2 R S cee Midge Cameron 31 (262); Vince Savar-|uendersgn gS, ime" MelaG' oe, "eave High: Singles) = AC vorsers ta, .| spring in 14 lands and fo- water inventories being car- SHEWRING WILLIAM. (BILL) ROCKBRUNE OBITUARIE Ino, 642 (238); Lloyd Schram (242) |Collard 638, Jean" Hubbard 437, Dale Schram 311. F. Eccles 313, 300, B. zak. Tests administrative districts ried out for the federal gov- UNITED TAXI AJAX SHOPPING PLAZA General Manager : High Singles! Hugh. Stephenson 230, Harter 636. Larry Flander 628 and John grow 309. |. Tompkins 41, 'R. Pidwer.| searching lake survey files for ernment to determine the best BROS. LTD. 143 KING EAST AJAX -- 942-0407 725-2621 ry 'i 7 y \. eves in j ; . =, : ppyce Ash 229, Herb Butler 229, Milton! "High Singles -- 'Don Bright 288, 231,/A. Perry. 291 en" information needed for the areas for agriculture, for- FRANK DOLINSKI \Weam 'Standings: Strirers se, tipptes Larry Fiander 286, Larry Henderson 281,|_ Team Standing -- New Team 21 - a2, project. estry, mining and fishing FLOOR AND WALL COVERINGS Seriously sick for three years,|3!, stars 26, Knockers. 21, Twisters 19,|22" Kave, Collard 281, 205, Jim Meikle |7667 White Stars 14 - 41,091; Mister TV 4 cf . OPEN BOWLING : years, |3!, q Sle nuisters 19/277, 224, John Hubbard 270, Dale Harten Towers 11; McLaughlin Fuel 10 - 44,150; 728-3980 ELMER'S Bia naa, SATURDAY NIGHTS ee Dolinski of 291 Baldwin pvengers 16, Hoppers 11 and Hipster: , 228, Ed Greentield 241, Jean Hub- Motor City 10 - 44,008; Scott's Chicken treet. ; 'ate rd 235, 223, Barry Watt 235, Pete Ven. Villa 9 - 43895; Hambly Beverages 9 - 4 poe Perec" died Dec. 15, MOTOR CITY MIXED LEAGUE tress 233, Steve Rice 232 and Myrtle 340; Happy Gang 9 - 40,340 P oihawe 26 GIBBONS STREET St Sa Un Ch i at the Oshawa General Hospital.| nigh Triples: Lavra. McKinley 780/Belsey. 230. Auto Trim 7 - 42,488 and Jim's BA $ - 41,- 4 Motor City Bowlin Mi ristmas Store He was in his 67th year. (262, 264, 254), Yvonne Watson 742 (25 Team Standing Aces 16, Bank of 470 i ie with Gif Gal fo Bien in Punt oR 268), Mari. Ford 763 (265, 280), Bug|Montreal 12, Wheelers 11, Crystals 10, Turkey Winners -- High Triple: F. wers When more than one, Bowling's ! itts Galore porn in Poland, Mar. 31, 1901,|Morey 721 (267, 254), Jack. James 689 Wafers 9 and Grits and Grinds 5. Eccles, 799; High Triple with handicap un 1' the deceased came to Oshawa (2), Jack mn 673. (2 B. Breen, 656 21477; High Single DISTINCTIVE 78 RICHMOND W Got gift problems ? Drop into See ae 665 vido C., 344; High Single with Handi Phe : a year ago from Toronto where 235). earl LADIES MAJOR "B" LEAGUE cap: R. Pidwerbecki, 146-132-359. . . | ACCESSORIES | 723-3212 Elmer's Bargain House and he had been a stationery engin-|Goodes ¢ High Triples: Pheobe Mullen 630, Lois suoppin | see the large selection of gifts eer. He was married in Toronto), (1'9", 5 Helen, Anderson 254, Burden 623, Irene Moore 616, 'Nelda adds CENTRE JUNIOR LEAGUE \ and GIFTS for the whole family : icy Kutas 246, Pete Makarchuk Tho ie in 6c 5 RS wa i : in 1948 241, Fig: Sirank 29, Stelle Leighton. 236 (ris Lee gle" en me OM ES si estabrooks 604 CaM? Ten wlsnen: FOR THE HOME Hetidey Fons 1 Mr Dolinski is survived by Art. Irving 235, Cec Litster 232, 233, Sadie) High Singles: Celia Wigg 243, Vera der 657 (249); Bill Creamer 647 (243); u : + ELMER S his wife, the former Doris Scra James 228, Sony dackson 228, Harold |Bint lary Curry 231, Mary, -Mc- Bil (Brenton 638 (227); Doug Creamer aan Tee (CP) ,. closed-|lights are automatically hooked} @ BEDSPREADS Bide ' if u rvis 2 night 228, Anne Knop 228, Mildred Tur- 43); Dave Williams 605 (240) and j i ircui i buik: six stepsons, William and|.,Points: Guys and Gals 4, Sextets 0; /ney 224, Elleen Anderson 200, Ruby Lane Robin McLaren 602 (241), eh serioeal b Linge l an Diente into the circuit and the drain of} @ LAMPS TURKEYS Michael Loople of Toronto Kickbacks 4, Luckies 0; Peepers 3, Pant-(216, Bea Alexander 215, Marge Hickey Top Senior girls were Ann Edwards Powered by the electricity from electricity blacks out the TV; @ PICTURES GEESE 253 Bloor St. E. toa Nick s|ers 12 Spots 3, Beeps 1; Ding Dongs 3,/213'and Kathy Jay 213 with an excellent 648 (248); Susan An- a bicycle generator are one of/screen unless you pump harder.| @ MIRRORS nn, Nicholas and Anthony/Al's Cats 1 Team Standing: Saywell's 15, Flower's derson 486 (185); Sylvia Burns 481 (28)'the features at Fairyland, a| The lesson is that it tak @ ETC DUCKS IIe) 5 Pin Aut i Loople of Oshawa and Joseph by Penrose 9, Motor City 8 Burn's 8, and Judy Corcoran 459 (202). : ' edt hae Poet ah tance 8 : a: See ee ee gas CROVEN LEAGUE Mister TV Towers 8 Mitchell's 8, White's BANTAM (Scores of 275 and over) -- Christmas show that draws 5,-\lot of pumping to produce even Prices to Suit All Budgets CAPON embal of Oshawa; 16 grand-|. Points Taken: Owls 7, Lucky Strikes 5/6 and Henderson's 3 Ken Elder 374 (203, 171); John Me-/000 persons a day at the Cana-|a tiny amount of electricit s MARTY'S RECORD BA\ "OPEN" children and two great-grand-|Nigh, Hawks 2 and Rolling Pins 6 Winners of the annual chicken roll Climond 335 (177); Karen' Wilson 3h6 lati ibition a CUSTOMCRAFT Roasti Chick . | High Triples: Penny Weatherell 745/were: Beth Shortt, Denalda Williams, |(186, 140); Vickie' Jorweon dian National Exhibition from) 'The four bicycles at the show FURNITURE ogsting Ickens "TOPS the Jom: $0 498 IN POPS" 6:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. 322 (184); Alexander, Marge Hickey, Jean Paul Vinson 316 (190); Tim Nichols 315/NOv. 19 to Dec. 24. are part of a display installed Brown, Hazel Rumpel, Anne Elmhurst, (167); Ed Zyika 313 (159); children. The memorial service will be ®'¢ (320, 247), Carol Radertord 591 (210) and Bea hard Welch 586 (201) Also Smoked Turkeys and barbecued turkeys 1188 SIMCOE S. music to suit all tostes 7 Days A Week by Ontario's Centennial Centre yemes Laurie' Visitors mount the stationary High Singles: Betty Hill 220, Theres. 0 held at the Armstrong Funeral|tromiey 21 NU "RT ond Towers won tra copannore prices Lert cot Roms a ae): i i i Rhee al te ne Ae icy Worley 218, Heidi Nuemann 217 and Towerg won the sponsors' prize Harlos 281 (155); Cynthia Uens 280 (160); | bikes, begin pumping and watch|of Science and Technology. It's 728-7271 upon order SPECIAL: All Four lowed by interment in Oshawa Ene 27690937? (167) and Diana Blen-\their own image appear on thejusing Fairyland as a research MONKEY'S Albums COUNTY BOWL ales n Os sign COMMERCIAL LEAGUE MOTOR CITY JUNIOR LEAGUES |screen. Then a couple of bigjand testing ground for a variety|?UT, AWAY a tldy sum by renting that 35% SIMCOE NORTH nion Cemetery. Rev. George),/igh Triples P. Ambra 745 (249, 279, pantams (275 Doubles and Over): Glen| WHITBY LADIES' CANDY LEAGUE ibi i senriment. inene 723542 and piece. én Z POULTRY: 723-0731 eo > bobo Tsukornyk, pastor of St. Mary's|a Wegner oe" of 21%, 202); | Kirkham 371 (192); Gerald Pare oMp| High Triples -- Grace Sandford. 457,| of exhibits designed for young|apt for rent ad in The Times. : Ukrainian Greek Orthod 0 x|60 ar mare DO Contes aan inet ton | (186); Micheal Wodnisky 357 (202); Kim|Jean King 639, Florence Moore 619, | people. U7 BLOOR E. OSHAW. --_--_ hi al PEN OG O Xi; S. Lawrence "sre" (oe, (Gay, 223) Kimmerly 355 (206); Paul Mailhot 351|Gladys Wiles 605, Rose Peleshok 594,| The second busiest exhibit i FLYING CLUB Church, will conduct the ser-|Hayes iss tue sa, noe a7); R| (184); John Logeman 348. (184); Albert Marg Farquhar S64, Pegoy Pacey S60,| called a star Gan Here. the Gifts for Her | 723-4722 For the Special Person on your DINE ATD vice. |652. (237, 231); 'W. Hare 6s (ase ag | Harris 334 (177); Ricky Sheehey 331 Doreen Kehoe 558, Jackie Banks 552 and sag : Christmas |i i i ang Giroux om) (nh oP" |r cay aro 26, (7), Mangal Mare Cine Ss xing 29, 200, PINEDA WINS 4s9 _--|{Tick is to trace s star pattern | a flying gift catitente fer we oe te High Singles: H. Seifert (283), J. Gar-| Mg Rabe F rad A an. Geek Eke a reflected in a mirror. If the e ge in ae |Joseph Yetman 302 (161); Jill Schneider Gladys Wiles 251, Grace Sandford 247, ; . M low as $5. FUNERAL OF Jacl (222), J cteeeey Fas Ae Mich | 302 "(152); Kelly Gallagher 296. (Iss); 231... Florence Moore. 239, 212, Alma| , SAN MATEO, Calif. (AP) --lelectric pen tracer strays out- hi Beeb P deorkly ° es and C i LORNE E. SHOBBROOK -- |chuck (210: "ubsau zis)" p. small ne"any Munch. 205 (172 Paul MeQuar. ones, 212, Rose, Pelesek 218, 2v.| Alvaro Pineda, 22, of Mexico,|side the double border a buzzer! fresh cut flowers pl CAPONS Flying Training isu i | ) (98 ie fhe rie ); Cindy Bel 168); Te oe , Jackie Banks ', Dor- - j j ; resn cu low: The memorial service for! {33}! 4: Van Dyk (251) and T. Lyons! Bent 277 (143) and Douglas Dalton 277." een Kehoe 205 and Liz Martin 201, Pesan 8 sh jockey in his-|sounds. or floral Heit rt Order Now for Christmas @ Pleasure Flights 13 GIBBONS A' Lorne E. (Red) Shobbrook, who} Team stencings: Beatty Haulage 21,| Juniors (350 Doubles and Over): FE oll Seiiny | Moee aa Eure suet e 400 winners in a sin-} People accustomed to using : FRANK HOAG Oshawa Municipal Airport died Dec. 13, at the Oshawa/Dodgers 17, Maple Cleaners 16, Rebels|dames Bracey 492 (278 215); | Joan| Beans "Tei008; Lite Savers' mens, Leuly| Sle Year when he rode Ventura/mirrors--women, girls and den- Jord Flori 728-1636 --_--__ General Hospital, was held at 2|Doyies 12, wean oi) lly (253)7, Rick Gevieg YO? ashe Richard pops 18,323; Maple Buds 17,866 and Pep-| to victory Jin the third race at/tists--generally succeed without lapel dg Osh i yon BOURNE'S v e 0 . ; 2) 5 ¢ j . a p.m., Dec, 15, at the Armstrong|!! and Patter Paints & |Roznik 390 (202); Bruce "Hubbard | 376 Perm lt eves gags Day Meadows Uriday, much buzzing. 728-9443 pill! 5-687 DRUM CITY |(2110; Steve Hutcheon 375 (209); | Rich tora' "Rise Pelearen Marge trash | Machines designed to chal-| TORONTO HANDBAG SHERIFF'S TAILORING LADIES | Schneider 371 (191); Joanne Esposito 368 The service was conducted by}, ,it/9h Triples -- Joan Wall 761. (251,|(219) and Miles Shrider 367 (184) i Pe | 288, i Carolyn Gilbert 707 (264, 225,| Seni 75 Tri t i Rl W. oo minister of /718); Bev Hicks 628 (217, 214); irl Fewler ts Gos, ser pic abl Romie Bsview nited Church. In-/0 Connor 621 (225, 208); Marg Dafoe 611 | 672 (280, 230); Wayne Hodgson 654 (257); Peggy Pacey, Jean Ainsworth, Liz Mar-| tin, Katie Vandyke and Mildred Thomas.| HUMORESQUE BLIND LEAGUE High for this 'week was Scott Mc- Funeral Home. | KIONIK FARMED OUT lenge a person's sense of pitch PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pitts-/are an adult attraction. In these | burgh Penguins of the National|a range of sounds is matched by Hockey League sent defence-|adjusting a tone control. HOSPITAL Repairs to any lea- ier goods. Zippers, etc. Trees and Trim LIKE ARMCHAIR SHOPPING ? Phone 668-3311 250 DRUMS SET To choose from, All makes new and used. CHINN'S, Park South at Hillside. F cut spruce and Scotch pi 'te prey terment w i | (270), Millie Bawks 609 (227), Jean Win-|Cynthia Mitchell 651 i ; Panes, = ee rl Niele st eset br-sye Egan ou schneider ts Sen (im, 257) 6 Pet Meconnel! (27, man George Konik to Baltimore] The exhibits are a small part|Sprayed and delivered. 726-7248, 723-7088. For details on Gift Packs Telephone Collect The pallbearers were Lioyd| ia, yj gies Cheryl Lynde 239; | bie Snowden 617. (270); Marcel Rene 609 Meborsueh (ear oe mn Joste walain| Coppers of the American Hock- of What is shaping up for the/CHRISTMAS TREES, No. 1 Spruce, of SELECT APPLES 925-4434 ee eee ee | Smith, Wright Howe, Jack Wild,|fg isa." Com TS nd Ruth Com GES) Mihara te (20) Wavn zero a) a, Frege wnie (rz /@¥ League Friday, but the Pen-ljunigr; museum section of the\rectonsle"*raits" ries deitert"°s| RED WING ORCHARDS |MitbTINE satatnan, cain ge? Jack O'Brien, Richard Donald cient, Slencing--Tics 10, Termites 18 (224); Tim Nichols po 12a) Nigel eee) a5) al ge mges (83, $1) 134 and SA tere ee ie cane science and technology centre,|Bloor St. €. 723-2281, ery. 509 rll Wik &round the gd! oo OSHAWA and Harry Colacicco, pee 7 tad 10, Fleas 7 a il Ria hon oe baled rte 19 wip handicap was Vera ath Chicago, 1g) game see af ie be opened by the : ~ SHOPPING CENTRE ; ; ; va "i "a * Sa Sa ty a ig ea 576-2040 ; >