The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

' jover 65 and the chronically ill ;, \to get vaccinated, the health de- Reasons For Vaccinations OTTAWA (CP) -- Recent in- fluenza outbreaks in Saskatche- wan provide an "added basis" for pregnant women, people partment's chief epidemiologist said Tuesday. "T think this is probably a de- sirable thing to do on a routine annual basis," said DR. E. W. R. Best in an interview, "Cer- tainly now there is an added ba- sis. The opinion of the physician should be sought." Dr. Best said it is not yet known whether the disease which broke out in Saskatche- wan--Influenza B--will spread to the rest of Canada. eration; the Governor-Gener- al; and Immigration Minister Ellen Fairclough. --(CP Wirephoto) | | months to hedge against a sud-} ers dumping cattle. The ensuing shortage of ta- ble - ready cattle prompted! higher prices. Retail changes do noi always reflect the supply picture, offi- icals said. Large stores dislike}; uggling prices frequently. 'Plans Liberal Riding Contest TORONTO (CP) -- Walter L. Gordon, chairman of the 1956 royal commission on Canada's economic prospects, T u es day night announced his willingness) to run as Liberal candidate in the federal riding of Toronto} |Davenport. | During a press conference,|$5 |the 55-year-old economist fore-| member of the European Com-| |mon Market within the next| year or 18 months. He repeated criticism of Can- ada's opposition to Britain's pro-| posed membership in the trad-| jing group, saying the Progres-| sive Conservative government} was handling the matter ' Influenza Adds |\Cogst Guard Tows Ship To Shelter HOUGHTON, Mich. (AP) --; The Woodrush will escort both} The U.S. Coast Guard cutte rlthe Secord and the Mohawk|"ine months' probation Tuesday} Woodrush Tuesday night towed) the disabled Canadian freighter C. D. Secord into the shelter of the Bete Grise Bay at the north- ern tip of upper Michigan's Ke- weenaw Peninsula which juts into Lake Superior. The freighter was rescued Tuesday by the cutter from rough Lake Superior waves. Bete Grise Bay is on the east- ern side of the Keweenaw pe- ninsula and affords protection from the west and west-north- west winds that had been buf- feting the ship. The coast guard ordered the Woodrush to stand by in the day with the Secord until the Canadian steamship Moh a wk Deer arrives. Thé Mohawk Deer, expected to reach the bay early Thurs- day, will tow the ship to Fort William. 2 Men Get 2 Years On 5 Fraud Counts TORONTO (CP) -- Two men |who sold interests in worthless jmining claims for a total of $50,000 were sentenced Tuesday to two years less a day in re- den price dip caused by farm-|cast that Britain would be alformatory. Kenneth Weldon, 46, of East |Orange, N.J., and Fred W. |Jackson, 40, of Toronto were jconvicted of five joint charges lof fraud. W. A. MacDonald, for the On- tario Se cur ities Commission, said the two men told prospec- Deer to Fort William. TOWLINE PARTS ing without power since Mon- day night when a towline broke as she was being towed to Du- luth, Minn. By the Sir Thomas Shaughnessy for reno*- ~ broken propeller. The ship and its 25 cre. members weathered a night of 10-foot waves and winds up to 40 miles an hour about 10 miles south of Rock of Ages light sta- tion off the western tip of Isle Royale in northwest Lake Su- perior. The Second's sister ship, the Golden Hind, stood by until the Weedrush arrived from Duluth. The 542-foot Secord and the coast guard cutter originally headed for Duluth after the res- cue. But seven-foot crests and 25-mile-an-hour winds forced a change in course to the penin- Be Honest With Yourself! This advice paid off for a college girl who said: "From now on I am going to be my- self, and they can take it oF leave it!" -- Her date that night must have approved... to what extent he approved is related in December Reader's Digest. This intriguing article shows how self-honesty can be the turning-point to 'as if|tice victims that they were It could be -- e you too! Get your Reader's Digest lay -- The Secord had been wallow- 9 Month Probation: 'For Kevin Griffin TORONTO (CP)--Kevin Grif-) fin, who walked from Montreal to Vancouver for last year's iGrey Cup game, was put on}; jafter admitting nine counts of| fraud, He pleaded guilty to defraud-| ing two Toronto hotels this! month of $63 and two depart- ment stores of $119 with bad cheques. He told Magistrate Donald \Graham he was promised §$15,- 000 for walking to Vancouver \"but the man welshed on.the \deal." The magistrate ordered Grif- Nein to make restitution and a Salvation Army officer prom- ised to give him accommodation and try to find him a job. OCEAN DOT | Jarvis Island, covering only one square mile in the Central Pacific, is on the air route from \Hawaii' to New Zealand. The stylish way to warm, dry feet all winter long-- waterproof, stain-resistant with the look and feel of fine leather SNODRIFT iS SON Rh Re a. FN AN Ee SR the British were our bitter ene-|about to form a company to| 41 articles of lasting interest. ernment House in Ottawa. | Candienne, a Montreal Italian- Vanier Tuesday night enter- Ottawa th attend r tained representatives of on ee Le an Lindall, of Winnipeg, presi- mara iano | dent of the Ethnic Press Fed- | e e MacDonald Says Fligh Beef Prices Sweden A Mecca | e labor and co-operative point of j R I i EC | I l St ¢ idy view, says Donald MacDonald, O e 1 e Mecca that exists in the ma-/canadian beef prices aren't ex-|imaJs and no grain or fodder.|! terial world. pected to show any recession|They stepped up the normal au- treasurer of the Canadian La- bor Congress, recently visited impressions to the Ottawa Co-Op Luncheon Club Tuesday. ment is 1.7 per cent of the work- ing force. Households repre- thovement totalled 1,100,000. The population of Sweden is There was effective, three- way co-operation among labor, Governor-General and Mme. The representatives are in | janguage paper; Judge W. J. Canada's ethnic press at Gov- | Nick Ciamara, of Citadiano OTTAWA (CP) -- From the| "Sweden is the closest thing to) oppawA (CP) -- High-riding|to avoid being caught with an- Mr. MacDonald, secretary-|until February or later. |tumn marketing rush by three Sweden. He outlined some of his He said Sweden's unemploy- sented in the country's co - op 7,500,000. Management and government and determination to achieve But neither are they due tojmonths. The run started to be firm anchor of United States supplies, always ready to move in when Canadian prices in- crease enough. Meanwhile, livestock market- ing cfficials here said Tuesday that the impending holiday sea- son means more turkey and jham sales and that beef-eaters won't be crowding store count- ers until after the festivities. The price rise -- 12 cents a pound since July 1 -- is stage prairie drought. and a '"'common recognition reo of developments caused by their national identity." First, farmers were anxious rise much more because of the} felt June 15 and by Oct. 28) nearly 270,000 more cattle than usual were marketed. EXPORTS RISE Exports to the United States rose substantially -- as of Nov. 25 they totalled 317,451 head of beef cattle against 121,158 at the same point last year. Prices re- mained steady, propped up by the U.S. market. Now it is cheaper to import beef from Chicago than from Western Canada. Buyers who normally pur- chase cattle to fatten before marketing had laid off for three Wants Parking Near Churches BRANTFORD (CP) -- Alder- man E. J. Campbell Tuesday criticized police who ticket cars parked in restricted zones near churches during Sunday vices. ¥ "It seems strange that on a Sunday you can park on a lot} or at a meter on any street, but! not in front of a church," Ald. Campbell said. He will refer the matter to the police com- mission. Bat Masterson HOLSTER | % SET With Cane and Vest Reg. 3.49 SPECIAL! $ Doll Prams g TOY § TRUCES 3 ' DISHES TEA and CUTLERY SET Setting For Six 40-Piece SPECIAL ! H 6 Kindergarten Set f HOCKEY § ' @ DUMP @ FIRE @ WRECKER @ STAKE Length 14" SPECIAL ! DELUXE f HOCKEY STICK WITH PUCK SPECIAL ! BICYCLES ser-} develop the claims, mies." TWO MODERN STORES IN OSHAWA RETAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 P.M. Great Tree 15' of Angel Tree, White TREE DECORATIONS various shapes and colours. Oval, Reflectors. 2 Lead Foil Icicles--tfire proof -- for a glittering Christmas Garlend -- fire proof Aluminum Foil Roping, Multi- coloured, Red, Green, Silver .. Table or Fireplace, = All-metal Tree Stands. &; and water container to keep tree fresh. variety of Tree Ornaments in Round, 5° * 49° 10° * 25° Sparkling Silver Tinsel 29° 29° Hair Spun Glass for decorating and Pastel Colours 29° Adjustoble legs 1,00. 1.39 Deluxe 450", 3 rolls LOVELY ASSORTMENT BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS AVOID THE LAST MINUTE RUSH! BUY NOW WHILE SELECTIONS ARE COMPLETE ! Tinsel Tissue Christmas designs. Contains Printed Foil Wrap. Assorted Christmes Wrap. 2 sheets to a fold Assorted Rayon ond Ribbon ond Ready-made Bows . . Assorted Seals and Tags 200 pieces Red, green, white .... IFT WRAPPING Cutter Box Roll Assorted 20" wide to a box . 10°. 25° 19°. 29° Ribbons Paper. 10°. 25° * Absolutely waterproof because they're molded in one ° piece with "'Leather-ex"' uppers. * Genuine Shearling-lined for maximum warmth. * Resistant to calcium salt and other stains. * Easy to keep clean. Just wipe with a wet cloth. * Stylish pointed toes. Wedge or flat heels. * Other styles available in -- Beaver Brown, Dark Green, Black. * Priced from $7.98 to $8.98, evs PWRERT PETE Pees eo fee te CRAFTED BY KAUFMAN | MAKERS OF FOAMTREADS, KINGTRFADS, PACKARD SHOES AND surah, AND WATERPROOF FOOTWEAR. MODEL SHOE STORE 55 KING E. (Corner of Albert) PHONE 725-1521 © Pedal Autos t Folding Table t GAMES % WAGONS 4 Reg. 13.95 . ¢ Beautiful cards printed in glowing colors on excellent quality paper. Velvety flocking, glitter or trimmed f Tricycles t Strollers é PPS SSN Nurse and Docior Sets : SPECIAL! 88° EACH iz 3.29 4 MARS se 7 © DELUXE SETS Reg. 4.59. NOW se ' SY" CIRCULAR SAW $ Reg. 32.95 4 SPECIAL ! § 24.95 $ % @ No Outside Financing 1.00 down 1.00 week RHI oe @ New Budget Accounts Welcome f & Chairs } 8.88 1.00 down 1.00 week Bisieisiwisisiseal DOLL WITH FURNITURE SPECIAL ! 3.88 ar ac et 95. SPECIAL 2. 98 . § ELECTRIC § j BLANKETS f CANISTER . 29.95 pre TAL YEAR WARRANTY 1.00 down 1.00 week Rss $ . @ No peyments till Januery B ae.» RSE * SR a + HOUSE , Goal Set SPECIAL ! 1 Ud down Be 00 week SSeS ae "Basketball : i é SPECIAL ! THROWBALL TARGET GAME . 2. 88 « RASAIIARIS 7 MAIS RSE 7 6-PIECE CHERRYWOOD $ J oi SPECIAL 1.00 down 1.00 week Sgrerinupsguernege © SKATES -- 4.88 f SCOOTERS # POPEYE PUNCHING * TOY § t SPECIAL ! 2.39 PRAMS 4 ADMIRAL f $ $ 849 } RADIOS f 5-TUBE MANTEL SPECIAL 19.95 CLOCK RADIO © 27.95 § SPECIAL 1.00 down '1.00 week tere wae oA Hine Rite 2 lle BRN e Bite |S 9 ithe Bites > acre aztec y i: H f with foil. Boxed 51 cards. plete with envelopes. Zeller Thrift-Priced ... Com- BUY "CHARGE-IT" PLAN ASK ABOUT ZELLER'S CONVENIENT NOW! PAY NEXT YEAR! PRESS LN CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP | Three festive designs for © glamorous gift-wrapping. , CELLOPHANE WREATH with Red bow. Green holly leoves ASSORTED DOOR KNOCKERS | HOLLY WREATHS ' TABLE CENTRES .. ceeereee CHEERFUL DECORATIONS red candle, * Tri-plug with 4-ft. extension cord ape PINE CONE DOOR DECORATION-- Bk 3 SPECIAL! SAVE UP TO 5% O CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS INDOOR 10-LIGHT SET -- If one goes out, the others remain lit! Easy to clip on tree, Reg. 2.49. PARSE SS SSS DECEMBER STORE HOURS! OPEN EVER CHRISTMAS Y NIGHT 'TIL UNTIL 9 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS Pere RE . DOWNTOWN 21 SIMCOE ST. S. £ Ph: 723-2294 ZELLER'S LIMITED SHOPFING CENTRE 226 STEVENSON'S RD. S. Ph: 723-2209 id eeaag Houston Shoes WHITBY WHITBY PLAZA PHONE MO 8-4901 wm stidaveis COLLINS SHOES " 119 BROCK ST. SOUTH WHITBY MO 8-3476- OPEN FRIDAY EVENING TILL 9 P.M. -Lite Shovs - 107 DUNDAS ST. WEST WHITBY= PHONE MO 8-4881 . Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores DOWNTOWN Oshawa DOWNTOWN - 2s amcor st Shopping Centre WHITBY : se eat mom ren BS EA, DAVIDSON'S 55 aay we . <> Ourawe KING AT SIMCOE 725-4611 DANCEY'S: : 18 SIMCOE ST. S. = / 725-1833 : "Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded" OPEN FRIDAY EVENING TILL 9 P.M. 31 SIMCOE ST. N. 725-3312 'Thy Shoe j Guild Oshawa senate