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THE OSHAWA. TIMES, Wednesday, May 27, 1959 1 | 50 P er C ent Of pe og" 3 olgeale supply Legion Auxiliaries joa puchasedii rine va Grocers Company, et puill CHICAGO (CP)--The Marchan| {cor oration. Company Ltd., of Toronto has| is te (0) oI O ad 50 per cent of the stock of IGA, a food store chain. AUSSIE POST OFFICE Purchase was disclosed to the| Tne Australian Post Office is PORT HOPE (Staff) -- Ladies' earn the legion the respect it' The meeting was conducted by|IGA board of directors by IGA a ye d 8 lh anniver auxiliaries from eight Zone F2, |deserved. Mrs. Dorothy Perry, president of|President Don R. Grimes. celebrating sary Canadian Legion branches met in Zone egmunander F. R. Jims Port Hope ladies' auxiliary. _The chain has more than 5,000/in 1959. Port Hope Sunday for the annual of Port Hope also congratulated 0 rally, held in Port Hope for the the ladies and the band on their| LYeleit, Were menbely Som first time. J out. ancl | Brig om ig, © ps Bion, band, her ers were Scotty rne, Fran A ope, | ed by Branch 3 Pie 'ceno. Broughton of Brighton, regional Trenton and Warkworth, as well taph where wreaths were laid by|vice - president, Canon C. H.|las provincial obi Pg Mrs. | Boulded and branch president Rietiardsdn and Jrovinesal secre- Mrs. M. Richardson, provincial president and Zone C Cole Locke. ry Mrs, E. Duffield "1 m Mrs, Gwen Baker, of Cobourg. | | a Branch 30 padre, Canon .C. H. Boulden, conducted a short serv- ice. The parade marshal was ser- Vj geant-at-arms John New and the ® color parte was commanded by 4 Robert Smith, second vice-pres!- dent. Branch 30. The color party vas composed of Henry Cook and AL |Frnie LePage. The ladies' aux- |iliary's colors were carried n | | I Mrs. Edna Dilworth and Mrs, 1/ PRICE : A ere NS gos SEE Bernice Foster. John Herron led Branch 30 representatives, Reeve Read Budge stressed the A at Le ak ined Segcial i . . . at reduced prices Canada and the Commonwealth. "You have earned a welcome Group of The balance of our Infant's and j wherever you go. We in Port SUMMER DRESSES Children's Coat Sets are marked H are fortunate that you i : ve chosen to come here for i down for final Clearance this week | 'your one rally," he said. ,.. Included are our stocks of Little Deputy-reeve Michael Wiadyka | SPECIAL . . . . 12.95 Nugget Adjusta Sets" and "'Heitner sald that the recent increase in| ; J membership of legion branches Confy Quality Sets", for Boys and could be partly credited to ladies' ' auxiliaries. By their devotion to THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Girls ages from 1 Year to 3x legion principles, they had helped MAY 28, 29, 30 | - ge PURCHASED BY HOUDAILLE INDUSTRIES, LTD. | an Found ind tdna dnn dats | WN AR D'S OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE RA 5-1151 : me . »One of the most interesting | dle the huge dies which Hou- | end of each production run and | Equipment Co. Ltd. here. The Ot Having Stocks dustrial trucks ever shipped | daille uses to stamp out auto- | the new truck is equipped to do [ on | & atria € ' . P| truck is capable of handling | MONTREAL (CP) -- Peter| Wmto this area has "been pur- | motive parts. These dies which | this job. Manufactured by The ; \ : ¢hased by Houdaille Industries, | weigh as much as 20 tons must | Elwell-Parker Electric Com- | dies a weighing up to 40,000 | (the Russian) Stepanoff was Ltd. of Oshawa. The new truck | be placed and removed from | pany of Cleveland, Ohio, and | pounds. |found guilty Tuesday of possess-| is especially designed to han- the stamping presses at the | handled through Industrial ' J --Ireland Photo, |Ing $9,600 worth of stocks stolen P---------- a --- earlier this year in a huge $890, burglary in had hoped to build an arena for [tration and management respons}. [Xo En Sompany glary Arena Plan the school, is owned and admin- bilities would be transferred » Amazed Woman verdiot del b e vi was returned by a istered by TCS the town. v Coun. Smith said that Dr.| The meeting came about, said | Court of Queen's Bench Jury. A. C. Ketchum, headmaster, Coun. Smith, at the request of Sees Hold-Up Mr, Justice Wilfrid Lazure said | Pp had made two suggestions to the Dr. Ketchum to consider local . ad Is Discussed : 1a e two 8 complaints about ice condition he would sentence Stepanoff Fri recreation officials \ wa day PORT HOPE -- Various local Either TCS could rent the arena and thickness, general lack of, DENVER, Colo. (AP)--While a=" "* recreation bodies met last week to the town at $1 per year; or heating, and holes in the roof Woman nearby watched in aston- Stepanots lawyer, Antonio La- art: Hope protest abe Sort TCS could arrange] He sald he believed that TCS ishment, a man looted an arm- mer, said he w enter an ap- ioubeat Pe 4 t Hoe ol A al I a with the ange might be willing to assume cost ored truck of $164,450 in cash |peal against the jury's verdict. Arena, reported Coun. Carl Smith buying TCS out in a year of installing heating equipment Tuesday and escaped with @® : at council Monday night In either case, TCS boys would and building a new roof male partner in a green: anc The areria, named after a Trin- be guaranteed certain hours per He also announced possible white automobile. Woman's Role On se % OMOrrow a. [11] it§ College Sc chool old boy wholweek free skating, and adminis- early start on construction of an| It was the second largest cash o ® addition to the arena, to allow haul in the history of the Denver I Marriage curling facilities. area. In 1922 armed men am. n - Formation of a local curling bushed a federal reserve truck in. Husbandsshould avoid critic L E VI S I O N L O G club has been a long, fond front of the Denver Mint and got and threats, says this article: | dream of many local citizens, away with $200,000. sa SeSpesial latmool Women Ww whose nearest available rock-slid- Tuesday's theft , was in the in June Reader's a CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto ing rink is located at Cobourg drive-in area of the Jefferson Yb as it may Diss, Pus WKEW-TV Channel 7--Buffalc WROC-TV Channel 5--Rochester mm County Bank just west of Den-| often need help in accepting WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffale ~~ WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo MOTHER OF YEAR Vous their sexual role as 48 Veolnua, | _,-- | GRANBY. Que. (CP) -- Mrs,| The thief opened the locked | Here's " Ernest Pare, mother of 18 chil.|truck door with a key and tossed | learn the true ener of Praacd SWEDNESDAY P.M. 8:15 AM. THURSDAY EVENING (dren ranging in age from 28 to/four canvas sacks holding the ininity and win happiness from 7? - Sw PM 4~Captain Kangaroo Btaetly dbf ns |tWo years old, was named money to his confederate. Then | discontent. Get Reader's Digest: . 0 1seTheatre; Spo : M. [ "Mother of the Year" they drove out past tellers sit- 37 articles of lasting interest. @wDancing Storybook | S5--Burns and Allan 6--Whistletown Granby's Se Playhouse | 4--Popeye 5--Playhouse |by the Granby centenary com. |ting at drive-in windows and van- | #eFun To Learn 2-Coffee Break 4~Fun To Learn mittee. ished. Be ew | Dein | Tv ee ln.b ! I, nn . -- Plain Fortisans and Printed Bark 9:3 | 4=Cartoon Storybook Cartoon Storybook 7--Romper Room | 0 P.M 5:30 PM. S-Favorite Story | Te-Mickey Movs a 4--Topper r--pumey ae a | h > cklebe! u Of ecker ey | Ce co | RES 5 Cloths in all Decorator Colors 2~Bengal Lancers | 52--Dough Ra M1 3--Huckleberry Hound 3 3 EAST 6:00 P. M. 10:30 AM 6:00 P.M. 11% Theatre News; 7----Morning Show Ul--Theatre; News: | mo: km ene KING ST LOW, LOW Early Show . - | 11:00 AM. 6-Metrop. News [] REG. VALUES , é { D. $2--Price Is Right 2-Jeit"s Collie EET |i | FINEST QUALITY LADIES' APPAREL up To 53.98 yo. SALE PRICE +80 0:3 P.M. + n S$43--News; Weather | Top Dollar | B4a-News, Weather 6:45 P.M. P.M 68-4-2--News | N-Surytine soi, mime "i Wl Thursday ® Friday ® Saturday 7---George Hamilton wv GeTablold 52---Tic Tae Dough 6---Tabloid Shien | Nin Voter" | The Taman 36" to 42" 36" ar 36" DOTTED SWISS EOI en | SR P| LAST 3 DAYS DAN RIVER WASHABLE COTTON CELANESE AND 7:15 _P.) | 7--Pantomime Quiz 7:18 PM 7=News: Weather | 52-It Could be You 7--News: Weather Fs 7:30 PM. | 4--Search for Tomorrow 7:30 P.M. | 7Lawrence Welk 12:45 P.M, 7--Leave It To Beaver 6-Disney Presents 11--All Star Theatre 6--All Star Theatre r:. 38 Viaqen, Tosh | +-Owing Lim oe Pa Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale ¢-Union Pacific 4~] Love Lucy 8:00 P.M. | 7--Music Bingo 3-Texas Rodeo ll--Leave It To Beaver | 6--Matinee 8:00 P.M. 4~Keep Talking 5--Movie 11.6--~Musie Makers | 8:30 P.M 4--Meet the Millers Tors d d d d 114-One of a Kind | 3-Midday matinee $.2--Lawless Years ® y . ® y . ® y . Y y . 7-~Ossie and Harriet | 1:15 P.M. 4--December Bride 1 | 4~Trackdown | 11=Movie Matinee 4:30 P.M. 58-Price Is Right | 4--As the World Turns | 11_Sportscope LAE pe Hove Gin, wn | WE'LL MAKE THESE LAST 3 DAYS MEMORABLE | 5,000 YARDS 36" PINWALE 54" TO 60" CELANESE 115-This Week | 7--For The Ladies Travel 7EDonna Reed 2:00 P.M 7--Real McCoy's WITH OUTSTANDING BARGAINS BETTER QUALITY 65-2---Music Hall 7-Day in Court 52-Too Young to go 4=The Millionaire any Wisi Steady -------- RD SPRING 9:30 P.M, 2--Helen Neville 4--Yancy Derringer ' 11~Century Stories 2:30 P.M, 9:00 P.M. LADIES and MISSES 7-8an Francisco Beat | Site Storm 7~Pat Boone 652--Bat Masterson | ews 6-Wyatt Earp IN 20 SHADES Eicon Tir | EN coe | ER BETTER QUALITY DRESSES | LJ ai cre Hoe rrr tune STUY Theatre IN ALL COLORS AND DESIGNS 2-Offich tectiv 3:30 P.M 1 8 Y . cial Detective -You Bet You Life THESE MUST GO AT SPECIAL FURTHER DISCOUNTS ON 2 OR MORE -- SIZES 8 TO 30 10:00 P. 1156an Francisco Beat | 3-Hageis Bazite 9:30 P.M 5 OH, How Pretty -- AH! How Flattering Res. wp to -V.A9 track us ot thi REG. VALUES ock up at this UP TO Jad SALE - yd. low low price. . yd. 2.98 yard. 1 0 | SALE PRICE . . » 10:48 P.M 11-6-Open House 10 "Emme For Sports | 7-Who Do You Trust | 11--Playbill - 36" to 39" DRIP DRY 44" PLAIN 36" PLAID 36" POLISHED 7-Boxing | 7--Rough Riders fe. 2 | 8 ori hese Roots | 7--Border Patrol LADIES' SANFORIZED 11 5-4-3 Cn &-Verdict Is Yours { § "Weather; Sports 4:00 P.M, 3 ir SPRING BROADCLOTH 10:30 P.M. 7--Beat The Clock | 10:00 P.M makers -- Exciting fabrics in Silks, Prints and the newest in Summer 118--Close-Up 3.2--Dr. Malone 11-6-- Explorations Cottons. A large variety of dazzling colors. Reg. to 24.95, FARA, 5--Special agent 4-Big Payoff | "7--Frontier Doctor THE SALE ENDS IN 3 DAYS! é-Unforeseen 11-6--Nursery School | 6--Loretta Young ; These dresses will put you at the head of the parade. Choose from | T--American Bandstai $3 or Conseuen (2 El TO PUT YOU AT EASE ALL REG. VALUES UPTO 5 Your Life 3:00 P.M 5-2--Ford 8h style 9 3 ne , r $3-This 3 You 2 Sak TN Fa_Pog Show } tyles that are new ond becoming ---- Impressive styles by leading nd | P.M. y 6--Speaking French 11 resid News Sports $ 158 ful All col A eautiful Colors colors FRR, -- + Ww. 12 Shades > 1.49 YA 11-4The Late Show Sean "a sh dig ; SUMMER LONG nares (OATS 4 3 Sal P . Y RD 6<Feature Film 'eature Movie * ln : H : 4=Theatre 3---Sports Reel elsewhere . , . It's a com- "8 Sale Price ) Sale Price e Frice Sale Price 2Jack Paar | 5-2--County Fair 11:30 P.M. plete costume itself -- a silk Regular to 39.95 LAST poder oe ne Gm, J ined doce ond Sint -- Re-- yl Cems Roundup | bint of int us fo Rew I overt ee at ji LADIES' : @ y 98 yd. JAY yd. 59 yd. -- bani in every line. Reg, ot 39.95. SHOPTY HE i i v' 4 : iY y | FUR STORAGE (OATS '10 - THE ABOVE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE OUTSTANDING VALUES ON SALE... SO COME AND SHOP EARLY WHILE SELECTION IS AT ITS VERY BEST -- Store your Furs and Winter Gar- Regular to 24.95 LAST 3 GRAB DAYS as low as ments in Our Modern Refrigerated Vaults Safe from \ FIRE THEFT « MOTHS LApISS Yes! Those ladies Core \ ¢ 3. to Z/ storace + cLeaning [ll CAR COATS wr mee cue $ &" \ * SHINERIZING _ sur 5 -- ONLY LEANING) "CREDIT You can still buy on Credit as you have always -- T OSHAWA FUR and "TERMS we shall be glad to explain the new arrangement. C LE AR AM C 3 LTD \ COLD STORAGE | NESBITT'S WEAR 33 KING ST.E. {ll 75 simcoe st. norTH PHONE RA 5-1611 81 WILLIAM ST. W.--OSHAWA--Ph. RA 3-3012