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= ep ae ee Tor ed THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, July 25, 1962 39/f _ GLASSWARE & PICNIC SUPPLIES 7-PCE. ICE TEA SET 1.97 8-OZ. PITCHER 6-15-OZ. GLASSES PLASTIC WATER PITCHER, 4 tumblers 70c PAPER PLATES 19¢ & 39¢ NAPKINS 40 2-ply 39¢ ' ae || TABLE COVER 54x88 25¢ HE TALKS FOR MONEY es || HOT DRINK CUPS 20 - 39¢ Crowds still gather in Lon- | orators today aim to be enter- | ness, 34, a regular park speak- | preciative listeners. ck (ne Gre ba. Matoee sa. Os tees band Wy 08 elit COLD DRINK cu PS 25 39¢ Kresge's still have a large selection of beach and sand box speakers but successful | ative. Gypsy Billy MacGuin- | on the silver tossed by ap- : : toys for vacation fun. WAX PAPER 4 28 95¢ . Beauty Contest] | "ir - SAND PAIL AND SHOVEL Frank Sinatra Spends Compared To || SPOONS & FORKS § 20-25¢ 4-PIECE GARDEN SET RAKE, HOE, SHOVEL AND GRASS RAKE .............. Fortune On Elephant Catieconest || 7 FS SUNGLASSES. | sitet nown sn U t t . recent Miss Universe contest in s. Styles to suit everyone BOATS AND CARS HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Thejsomewhat of a financial white;and. Donny Brooks and new\the United States was "more; P: ee re dawn mists had barely lifted! elephant. dining room and stage. All new like a cattle contest than a it aS f) from Lake Tahoe, high in the In recent years, it has had|Sinatra touches beauty competition,' said Miss : MENS 39¢ to 1,00 pe California Serras. more owners than a 1949 station' Carpenters were hammering'South Africa on her return And there, blueprint in hand,| wagon. No one, it seemed, couldjnails until showtime -- and home today. LADIES 69c to 1.49 stood Frank Sinatra telling a'make it pay--even with gam-|Frank was telling them where Lynette Gamble, 18, also said carpenter where to build a par-' bling to pound. "there are: so many wolves CHILDRENS 15 & 29¢ pe athe ng ehe page 14" DOLL tition Then Sinatra bought it. Within) For the opening weekend with et. Bs aay ae girls pos wae It was quite a sight but nota few weeks, he announced Sinatra as star attraction, res- to ight to keep away from { ~ a = quite as astounding as one later/a $7,000,000 - remodelling pro-|ervations were 11,000 more than|them.' J) oe > CLIP-ONS 1,00 & 1,29 ¢ to t] in the morning. gram. The wise boys shooklthe three shows a night could) Lynette, a cousin of Holly.) : BEACH BALS 4 There stood Sinatra in the|their 'heads. accommodate wood dancer Juliet Prowse, | failed to reach the finals at midst of a group of busboys' "To make money, you gotta' The casino was so crowded Miami, Fla DONALD DUCK SPIKIE LAD 1ES' eget ras gen 008 hed spend money," Sinatra argued.| with high rolling gamblers that'-- ¢ to remove isnes Nnolseiessiy In the space of two months, he you couldn't even see the car- TERRIFIC BUY i from a table. copter, Frank the tycoon with ° s 1 what had o et appl s W Had I ay seen it all seg! ed gg ne yd eae p ae ae a the 'Mido tolich: said: : FUN SHO ER Nylon Hair Net own eyes, I never wou ave} : Peer ° "There's our answer." ° ° Loads of d 7 B 'complete with deer heads com- go. storey hotel built," says Si- : oads of fun and practical too. Beauti- ' : a wis ling through walls into Las'natra, "and we'll stay open all ae :. ig Be pee po Transistor Radio fies your lawn and cools the kids. Mga yee et eee parlor fresh in This i a the owner,/|y, P Ol R ; arora e@ Deacn. {Vegas with pines. year round." a heliport atop the casino. Heli-/f Stands 6 ft. ,sprays up to 25 ft. dia- not Sinatra the performer. : ' Frank recently bought Cal- SINATRA TOUCHES What about the heavy snows copter service between Cal-| 6 Transistors 2" Speaker meter, Neva Lodge, a famed Tahoe A new casino, a new cocktail|that have kept the club closed'Neva and the Reno airport, resort that, because of an ex- lounge with all-night swinging|!% Previous years? some 50 miles away, will nbs Complete With tremely short season, has been!groups including Buddy Greco' Pointing to a hovering heli-ithe snow problem. -- Earphones and | Antenna VISIT 1. COLLIS & SONS "FIRST" | ioe 50-54 KING ST. WEST Children's eee VACATION-TIME A | a . oo : : '. 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