THE BOOZER BARED A Lousy Finale To 1965) (2m no significant change before Staying Sober? [For The Vancouver Folk si.' ""m'tre'| papy S If It' S ' VANCOUVER (CP)--Greaterjthe small hours of the' morn Valley. ancouver get just about every- ing. It turned to snow later, ee ) O » 8 \thing Thursday -- the eighth|then to hail and back to rain The slightest shift in the cold BORN IN OSHAWA straight day of wintry weather again. 'front means the difference be-| NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.)is that you are not drinking al-| which has caused traffic ti 'tween rain and snow. £ £ : (AP)--You can tell some of the| cohol while you drink the cof-| and some power Bre ameee| ee ae jams were reported in in 1 66 i avon, paler real drinkers even before they fee," Jones advises. failures. |minster area, a brilliant bolt of | Burnaby, in the eastern section! 6 tbs, 11. ox, GIRL a |have had a drink, according to| The coffee may wake you up, Rain began falling Wednes-|lightning lit the sky followed by| of Vancouver and in North Van- | 3 ) a student of alcohol and its ef-/but it won't sober you up,/day night and continued unto|a thunderclap so loud many res- \couver. fects on drinkers. |Greenberg adds. - sie "On the way to the party the} What to do about a hang- voice gets pene, SaNey pred ie Nothing, according | | To The Proud Parents remarks are found to be hilar-|Greenberg, who has been study- | ious, before a drink is con-|ing the effects of alcohol for 32 To Your jones WITH BEST WISHES -- sumed," says Robert W. Jones, | years and enjoys an occasional associate director of the Rut-' social drink. ers University centre of al-| A couple of drinks the next gers . |cohol studies. morning may bring momentary Litfle Bi m Jones and his associate, Dr.| relief, "but it isn't exactly the 0ss0 Leon Greenberg, discount meas-|thing to do--it just postpones jures designed to prevent intox- 'the evil moment," Greenberg ication. | advises. ; : -¢| Only time will help, although s as good as a glass ot alt to "oat" the tanny you can distract yourself by : taking" pills. lin advance, because anything cA eee ee 1: lwith a high protein content Best Wishes | serves the same purpose. They NAMED FOR MAKER | advise eating a good meal be-| The name. "mackintosh" for |fore drinking much liquor. a raincoat recalls Charles Mac- and for the first | Both say coffee does not sober |intosh who patented a rubber- | you up. "The only good it does! lined coat in in n 1823. mother of the year... A BEAUTIFUL BOUQUET re ie OF FLOWERS oo ae e x Here's to to the FIRST 3 ¢ < ) | REED'S FLORI STS Baby's good a yy a ae EOS health and were ry i BABY of WYZAM as St Nerth Downtown Oth a ae we He ... Byes wide open, and Times 'First Annual Baby' dressed like a little lady, contest, and picked up my- ons Ann Zlotnik, Oshawa's first riad gifts and vouchers from Born In Oshawa ; baby in 1965. Ann was also local merchants. the first Oshawa child to 1 _cash_in in on the Oshawa _--Oshawa Times F Times Photos _ : dae Oshawa' S To The PARENTS of OSHAWA'S $5.00 VOUCHER le FIRST BABY of 19 Fantastic Marking Finale | 295 _» FIRST BABY + $5 vaneniil ted For Booming Year For B.C. nia he ig of 1966 || Miri At them VANCOUVER (CP) -- For|come from British,* American, ( Y most sections of the British Co- | Japanese and even Finnish in- . ' lumbia economy, 1965 shaped|terests. 1 en Our Prediction: up as a year of continued steady} West Coast fisheries had a ' : growth, with a kick in its tail.) mixed year, pyith trawlers mak- % : : The growth was a reflection| ing their best ever catch, and 3 : ; A BoY Cc L E A N IT Ss E R ¥ I C E of the province's prosperity--|net fishermen having a disap- x 7 Ibs 15 oz a: : DRY CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS plenty of new capital in basic) pointing year industries, higher wages and) A department of fisheries higher. profits. |source said the poor catch by|f 36 Athol East 725-1812 : : A 92 Wolfe Street e Oshawa The kick came towards the/net fishermen could not be ex- NY ' end of the year, in tumultuous] plained readily, except that the - : P ° trading on the Vancouver Stock| salmon run was not up to ex- Our Prediction --. A Boy 8-ibs. - 8-ozs. BE ea ge oS \ : For Pick-Up and Delivery -- 725-3555 § e Exchange's mining section,| | pectations, a ' Suitable sparked by discoveries at) jm on mines which, ironically, are not : in British Columbia. af ° In November, trading on the ' I t Vancouver exchange was, in p OSHAWA ') ae : dollar volume, double the en- SHOPPING : : 3 tire year's trading in 1960. CENTRE ' : Se cies will be given to the Most of it was touched off by ay. im - hook , dogg at 7 : A excitement over lead-zine dis-) : : First Baby with the coveries in the Pine Point area Ries : ' . "ere rf of the Northwest Territories, ee a i, ' S68 compliments of partiowerly in the aril] cores Are Proud to Present to the Proud Parents turned up by Pyramid Mines er of Oshawa's first baby born in 1966 Elsewhere in the B.C. econ- omy, prosperity seemed the key- note, in spite of several long, costly strikes and warnings A 1 fi LTB. from the provincial government FEA iWe ee ae pe orang or 8 King St, East 530 Simcoe St. South Rosslynn Plaza 723-2245 725-3546 728-4668 -- GIFT CERTIFICATE New-car registrations, an in- FREE CITY WIDE. DELIVERY dication of the amount of money e available to consumers, were up = Senanrenrea CRencsn one Congratulations! f sa Ss , t the fi 0 j months of the gg Pay With this, they can choose from Walker's vast selection of items same growth as 1964. ; ; panied aiaiek in their wonderful baby department. To Bidet F TO THE Shipping from the province's ports was up from 1964 in spite of waterfront labor disputes. r R E E | PARENT Grain, whose flow through the port of Vancouver was tied up Ay | for weeks by a strike of the ad / | International Union of United EVERY : 2 4 e Brewery, Cereal, Flour, Soft i /, ' Drink and Distillery Workers ; p (CLC), was well down from s 4 4 of 1964, a record year. ' - ig But port authorities figured e ' : i AL i the rege was about taken ( 6s 1 966 ° ° up by shipments of potash and \ e . < Born in Oshawa in 1966 petroleum products, whose ex- port from the west coast has . more than doubled in recent Come in and pick up your free copy ears, i : d i icti he of 0 maogizine called "YOUR NEW \ ae 4 We Will Be Pleased Our Prediction -- A BOY -- 7 lbs. 3 ozs, alone 'has a contract to supply «BABY, published by Parents Maga- ie 28,000,000 barrels of propane zine. It's full of interesting hints on to Donate Its "For Those Who Think. Young" built in Vancouver by Trans tion. ts 1 by 1 F ef 7 PLEASURE TO DONATE ver, the largest by Pacific Coast ome of the province's old * OUR PREDICTION -- A "BOY" -- 7 Ibs. 134-oz. | sapere to the end of August f were off about four per cent H Logs and lumber shipments Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Refunded T were up some 78,000,000 board L % he ra nr nage was up about 30 per cent year. & oy orth asda Pyle Co. baby care ond AVAILABLE -TO 7 A pan over 10 years, 1. 4 IT WILL BE OUR Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co. Bi -- in potash from 5 7 : ' TT askatchewan -- increasingly oe ' ke so ~ibe, A 24 BO L needed as the world's fertiliz f - 7 . : : E supply diminishes--has led a Visit Walker's hing "7 rage LES CASE 0 Bulk Terminals Ltd. whose cur- P xd i , shipping standbys -- coal, fish products, and grain -- were BABY WEAR feet from the year before, how The race to spend millions " ine Face to spend milion on -- en OSHAWA SHOPPING "OSHAWA'S SPECIALISTS IN CHILDREN'S FITTINGS" BEVERA G € * Comme using @ $3,000,000 terminal to be EVERYONE "FREE! No obligae multi-million-dollar investment in terminal facilities in Vancou For All Your ) BABY S i 0 E Vy) h f ') 44 y ° / a" rent expansion program is to cost about $11,000,000 IN FANTS & -() slightly down for 1965, and tota ever, and deepsea import ton SHOE STORE (Oshawa) Ltd e province slacked off during the XCENTRE "Doctor's Prescriptions Filled Accurately"' ae ke cen 31 'SIMCOE ST. NORTH (CORNER BOND $T.) LIMITED Se FAREWELL AVE. OSHAWA jarge-scale expansions Capital for Wie projects has