7 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, November 30, 1964 Air Canada | Pee : : Seeks Pilots| Giga OPEN FROM VANCOUVER (CP) -- Air Lis 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Canada, in common with other * : - f! DAILY international airlines, is con- EXCEPT SUNDAY OA Mea ny) fewer aircraft to use they don't] . : 'an 2th : require as many men. By ae: f coe ) ) Oo : . ; reat eer asa) Om jg all your<-. CHRISTMAS NEEDS anu Gift Ideas! schools isn't nearly] |< UR URDA ANS ; OUP sve "0S. enough, Eventually we may hee for a ye us . oe ee a and a ce ' have to do our own training to ' t keep pace." Art. Rankin of Vancouver, Air Canada's senior pilot who retires next year, says govern- ment flying schools may be the only solution. : , oe International Air : yee, '4 . Association officials < . : soe took a yy that Fy age ho < AS. ES eo 5 10 ROLL per cent of the world's pilo : x i s will be retired in 10 years and that 60 per cent will be on pen- ; ; sions by 1984. : ; te at They say that with the num-| 7; OF: FAMILY PACK ber of flights being ae 3 oe ' and the number of air travel- ' ge ae lers continuing to grow, the ce , ies: GIFT WRAPPING PAPER pilot shortage will reach criti-| jos Sa < ee : é cal proportions in two to. four ; oe Assorted foils and printed design paper. years, Contest Slated f. DP ag - -- 4 c | a : ' ) ant Christmas Christmas | Christmas For Souvenirs TAGS and SEALS | TABLECOVERS | Luncheon Napkins Genes isnt nave to rely 2 | i <a 7 i. Mammoth Pack- Napkins match the tablecovers .on imported Centennial year - : im ; pia 75 --" € on the left. 26° goarears Jn 207, the Manitoba) wt | < oe places . £ ... Institute is sponsoring a ¥. i : Sg "agen me: designe that é , f f / ; sapere eg 4 P Tablecloths wi LUNCHEON PLATES can roduced in the prov- : : aper * ' pal P Pp o ' . ' " 295 pleces ... ss € od ablecloths with attractive To match the napkins, 33° "The designs must not only ; Christmas designs. PhS kbs. hase Lae. be original and attractive, but the souvenir must be capable of being mass-manufactured," gays Jessica Coulter, the insti- tute's souvenir activities chair- man. "With $6,000 in cash prizes and royalty opportunities, we are confident we will be able to attract very competent de- signers to méet these require- ments." Designs will be accepted from any country, Mrs. Coulter gays, and the competition will be run in two stages. In the first, closing Jan. 15, ee ' oo gn coh : é Ro : A josen from graphic submis- ihe" @ oe PACK GED sions, The designers will re- ceive $200 each to develop their ; : ' i . : : ecient le ia is) 'TIES | RIBBONS| BOWS In the second stage the jury KING SIZE ROLLS e prize winners will be an- ' nounced by next May 28. ee, ro . Small packages, 3 large ties on a Cu RR adele Ad fe a card and Jumbo packages avail- | Assorted plain colors, tinsel Mason Plays Host able. stripes in various widths, 12 bows to the yard. To All 'Convicted' § i ss aa 3 v : we Vaal a te MEE arenas coektall SWZ ' i ft y' Af F yy ; 4 ' T bi parties was held at a a aNGs om ; . 4 : Wy < : Christmas a @ ae fienk a ts leans y sates é AY the 0 Ae: ew eee ' Decorations Perry Mason: had. convicted in ny aS $y : fae ly va pod -- te show hes Save 4 ' YS? Shae FE & CANDLES 4 Roll Box wrar4l® An assortment of trees All the losers showed up but : So PF Assorted white, red and 3 Roll Box you. a7e ~ eer floes Be a: the hosts didn't. es SRR viazmend Bar tail aay = 6 ROLLS | aren coors, | ae aa ay) GIFT WRAP ar ae 2D tor | Qe Cater Box 2.7 | Yar OTe members but none of the cast showed up--except the biggest Large assortments of colors and iT of all. ae ; : 3 r "Bill Tallman, the district at- oe qonere. Kraft Rolls is. 33° MEDIUM ot 12" size y] for 1: TREE ..... Vic torney who has yet to win a ease from Burr, made it White & Colored Plain ai Tissue 18 sheets .... nent as. the last guests were a t oe 7 leaving. ae é : No explanations were given. . : 15" size '] for VAL as * | tk Mate -- taen ] $3 b . sheets ceees Py Australia Market 6 KING For Labor Tight SIZE ROLLS : ' per cent of Australia's CHRISTMAS GRACKERS rasic = PLACE MATS ~ Pg bee 4 of Australia's 400, workers are unem- x. & a ployed and the labor market is ' S14" sine Saeience: Grocers CHRISTMAS so tight that 70 per cent of the # e ; Re ewecereseenese cotton at factories have em- : 10" size Christmos Crackers A VARIETY OF DESIGNS FOR YOUR 21 ployees working overtime. SELECTION, € Unemployment fell to 0.8 per 2 ; ; oe : = hs secord low of October 1960, and| | CHRISTMAS CARDS there were 16,000 more jobs i Hl js Assorted Special trem' protitgpes"9'nd 'an nm be "a 4 of $2,000 will be awarded| | 10 FAMILY faethe Wea > ce 53 2 f . Hes PACK i a a cro Dw Te te A3< 93 than unemployed workers. 'Predicting continued prosper- ity, Harold Holt, federal treas- urer, says that some restraint has been placed on new lending because "our labor reserves are virtually exhausted." But he other credit squeeze one in November, 1960, which hit the economy amid boom conditions. HAM'S HELLO Amateur radio enthusiasts persuaded the U.S. Air Force aS DY" gee ey , ees" : to allow an orbiting satellite to § ' ; Be? ss cm ee { } , Brown and Ivory CHRISTMAS PETITE roa Pi . =} PHOTO ALBUMS |Scotch Tape |STAR BOWS WESTBURY RELATIVE Cheistmes Card Card Assortment Chrismtas CARDS RECORD BOOK Atwestive olbums In assorted de- with black refills. e signs and colors . € 4 : LY 6 26¢ | Keep @ record on the friends ALDERMAN ff 57 10c to c ea" tena corde. & act, tole } 35 ea from. Space for names and ad- 2 PCE. DIARY & 1,57 REGULAR SCOTCH TAPE in POLY BAG 51 assorted cards and en- A large selection to choose -- ADDRES BOOK 404 e400 Re-Elect velopes to box. from. 43 3 PCE. DIARY & 1.99 plastic dispenser AUTOGRAPH BOOK ...... fs Ya x 820" 'a Assorted colours. HIGHWAY NO. 2 BETWEEN OSHAWA AND WHITBY JOHN G.