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nell == 34 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, July 25, 1962 Port Perry Gets completed this fall. Arrange- ments have been made with Municipal Service Ltd., Oak-) ville, to complete the job in September with the assistance Pretty Geologist Ann and Judy planned to take) turns driving a government sta-| tion wagon. They did not plan! to camp out. H Their route was to North Bay,| Sa a Sa agai ea ves len ocean ae tics coun aati, de a Fallout Shelter oe ree Dust? Many cite an easing of inter. national tensions, apparent con- fusion on the part of govern- jment and the possibility that jemisting buildings can be jadapted to provide shelter dur- of all Chamber members. 3 Sault Ste. Marie, along the north : A number of donations have Pr epares Booklet shore of Lake 'Superior to the ™m ap d Lakehead, and then into the oO Oo se By TOM HENSHAW burned financial fingers and a| The boom. began last sum- - been received from outside bus- ouse u e rl I lg pe gee : -- this 5 Brgy Mieag mood . ore. bir year's field trip| Falcon Lake area of Manitoba. project and if 'Council will ap-| OTT. -- Somewhere|was the department's first) Miss Carson, si- . Presi- > : prove the house numbering|in Northern Ontario Ann Sabina)move to bring information on/dent, is pron Sy a chr ie racket 10 lniger than tree pein ara ceaterae iam: dent Kenn ay iat oe Bx BRE. CB. REEBOR | |icip to Barbades, Mr, ual MYS-lpcaject, a charge of (2 per| dans bse jonne sad Meavy boots) mineral occurreeces up to date.luate, marking for the Sumner oa eked in Tulse, Okie. ar attack |serves, the Communists allt & RT -- Mr, an more will reside in if : rr} ; ig fase ; stands as a fitting emorial to . , Mrs. Rae Warden were mar-|Toronto. ag Ah tn dedi oon ro gr Lous we Feed Ws dat te ake a eee bi Ming Mh cag hcg te great American fallout shel-| 'The department of building ane i perig- Bact : and Wont A 30 : the. jena Fon Pert y. sail, (lecaet mastion of S' Tiis too Will be callocted by Meme them so travellers and tourists|and raised in Winnipeg, started) tym ty FA cet it was|ged 67 applications tor permits|umed, nuclear test.) ira Warden was the former wpe 4 -- r pa ommerce,|ihe Chamber when the num-| The pretty brunette, a geolo-jcan find them with a minimum/out taking geology as an extra), >). - Pgs was|ged 67 applications for permits} Now," says Price Hampson, ee ane wienems attended by some members, |hors are installed on the homes, |gist with the federal govern-jof:trouble." : subject at the University of|<50 toy communi site of @ $2,-\to build fallout shelters last No-|general manager of an Albu- tal pth or Me. and Wit a ; ce, president made) ¥..5 Goitten chairman of the|Ment's Geological Survey, is} Before starting the trip, she|Manitoba and became so inter-|?' "| pvp | fallout shel-)vember. More than two appli-iquerque, N.M., construction Ghly daughter of Mr. and SArs-jthree important announcements| nas evelopment program; re-Aking a 2,506-mile motor triplwas busy completing a bookletjested she switched to the geol-| (00.7, i families, a0 emet-jcations a month now WoWld Dilcompany, "the socket Sauaae poe ag ogee pl 9 penis ageracd efforts over| ood the Provincial Govern.{T0m Ottawa to a point about| which deals with mineral occur-iogy course. jgency city underground. considered a rush. has stopped and people are - rie a ere wiltrealy pe six -- The new ment had approved the davetop-\"" miles inside the Manitobajrences in all of Canada, based! She joined the federal govern-| The project was abandoned| Coraloc Industries in New|more interested in who will win Warien oe Crakendee, Ontario. Phe ev gy ig n.d poe ment of the lakefront. park an 4, border. : _ {on material in old reports andjment department 10 years ago last Avril. There were not|York, which specializes in a/|the football game." Oca fade their hous -- won Mig ti nage PY | woul d assist us this year to the, Her work: collecting material _ other geologists, The field) after graduating along with half/enough takers, $1,800 pre-fab kit for a six-per-| 'The simple truth of the mat- qcon in the Maritimes, thelTourist Ce bap iy the extent of $2,500 to start the pro-|{F @ booklet for hobbyists on|trip is expected to result in theja dozen girls and about 50 boys.| An Associated Press survey|son shelter, has an inventory of|ter is that the government has couple will reside in Brant. mult h ag ee. Aa, com- ram, mineral collecting along the|first of a series of booklets deai-|Her mother, Mrs, Pauline Sa-|shows the boom of '61 has gone|$100,000 and no sales. confused this business so much ford where Mr. Warden will belthis ,* pl ; vondl popes on - . . : Trans-Canada Highway. ing with specific areas. bina, lives in Winnipeg. bust in "62, leaving behind some! What turned the boo m intoiwe can't stay in business," rantford Summe: : ach year the government) 4 jot of material has been wo Pogare fasting schoal, *| Distribution of this brochure| Will assist with a 50 per cent/written on the subject but it's eae Mr. and Mrs. James L.|'8 now underway with about|grant on all expenditures. The! been aimed at professionals, not Hunter were married in the|1900 copies having been re./first. part of this development) amateurs, Miss Sabina ex-| Erskine Presbyterian Church |quested by various travel bur-|Will be the fencing of the pres-|niained before setting out July| "leaus and Provincial Govern.|ent park and on weekends a)j with fellow geologist Judy! . b ? Ottawa, in @ double ring cere' ont departments, Local busi-|charge will be made for use of| Carson of Ottawa on their three-| mony. Mrs. Hunter was the " née 'Getier Helene Louise Viau,|/"€S$ men who supported this/Same. Government participa-| week trip. : venture financially will also be tion was only available if a) During the last four years, | age ge sed port Pag oe brochures|Charge was made for use of|Miss Sabina has been answer- Thomas Viau. The bridegroom, |ff9™ their place of business. | facilities. jing letters from amateur rock LAC James L. Hunter, RCAF,| George Emmerson announced|. The Reynolds and Fishley kin| Collectors sent to the Geological Uplands, is the only son of Mr.|that the house numbering proj-|held their first family reunion | and Mrs. Lloyd W. Hunter, ofject first discussed some fivejin Port Perry. They congre- swimming and sports were Port Perry. After honeymoon-|years ago will definitely be|gated at Poplar Park where enjoyed. ing in the United States, the|------ = : ese couple will live in Bonneyville, | Alberta, near the RCAF Station; at Cold Lake, Alberta, where) the bridegroom is now posted. A former Port Perry _ boy,| John Henry Whitmore, only son) of Mrs. N. Whitmore, of To-| ronto, known to his friends as TI TOP'S SEM 1-AN N UAL READY 4 wae tone ue jack' was united in marrage) fi TO WEAR AND HABERDASHERY ALL YOUR to Ruth Winnifred Muddiman, | ss daughter of Mr. W. H. Muddi- £ Cs : : . man, of Beaumaris and the } : oe PHOTO NEEDS late Mrs. Muddiman, in St. E , Margaret's Anglican Church,/ FILMS BULBS FLASHGUNS LIGHT METERS BINOCULARS FILTERS GADGET BAGS jing and after attack. mal distributing these a Toronto. Following a wedding Honeydale WI Holds Picnic At Lakeview By MRS. C: H, REESOR PORT PERRY -- The Honey- : | eens dale Women's Institute met in i ee : the Parish Hall of the Church : | of the Ascension and 27 ladies| | were present recently. | 3 | The president, Mrs. Nelson} : & eS & & : YASHICA Williams, chaired the meeting,| asssisted by the secretary, Mrs.| Harold Honey. Two minutes silence in mem- ory of the late Mrs. John C. 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The Historical REDUCED 'Museum was used as a head- 50% 'quarters and home of Pastor Thomas Henry who lived in Oshawa during the war of 1812, eee and built in the sear 1849. It SES ei was opened te the public as a historical site, two years ago. Throughout the museum there are relics of the early period LAMINATED JACKETS Lightweight modern jackets. Beige, blue or KNIT SHIRTS a3. 2.99 2 FOR $5.50 SHIRTS 4 @ Short sleeve white shirts oe ee 99c SWIMWEAR by Jontzen Sizes to 44 LOTR ATS @ Short sleeve sports shirts TARON V18 35 mm CAMERA F1.8 LENS. Range finder. Suggested Retail 82.45. NO W 59.95 @ Short sieeve knit shirts 2.67 3.34 8 m.m. film Day- light and Type A. Suggested List 5.45. Reg. $4.00 Reg. $5.00 eee of settlement in this part of | BRING YOUR Canada. 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