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. Raa NEARS peal Oe jor Fe PS ST Net ae AINE SV ale SAY iy ye Sie ae Ae ie a NS Sy er SH Se Oy Sal tnd or ee ee ee SS Oe iw tw a are Me ae gl Oy er ane ae ; i i [BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, August 25, 1966 19 an VeGRSS BOWMANVILLE (TC) -- An accidental shooting in Twin Oaks Motel resulted in an American visitor being charged with -having an 'unregistered| pistol. | Venerable Francis. Booker, Portiand, Oregon, pleaded guil- ty before Magistrate' R. B. Baxter here Tuesday, He was given suspended sentence for one year and the pistol was confiscated, Mr. Booker, his wife, soa and daughter registered in the motel about 2 a.m. He asked his wife FIGHTS POLLUTION ' Stewart Udall, U.S. Sec- retary of the Interior has * Pistol Is Confiscated Chante ese ebses Boe Wife The pistol] was registered with the Oregon Police Department but Mr. Booker had not de- clared it when entering Canada. INTOXICATION & Two construction 'workers were convicted of public intoxi- cation in magistrate's court. Each was: fined $25 and) costs. or five days, when they appear- ed before Magistrate Baxter. Wilson Alan Neil and Edward John Murphy both pleaded guilty. Neil was fined $50 and| costs; or an additional seven | days when he claimed the part | FINAL WEEK SALE ENDS SATURDAY FINAL WEEK SALE ENDS SATURDAY worked with Canadian of- |for the pistol which she was|quart of wine found in the car. | ficials. to combat Great [carrying in her purse. He in-| Police on. checking a cail| Lakes pollution. He ac- |tended to put in under his pil-\from Highway 7A and Scugog cuses fellow Americans of |jow. It accidently discharged,|Road, found a car in a private being the litter champions |striking him in' the little finger|lane with Neil asleep behind the | of the world, of his left hand and also hit'ing|steering wheel and Murphy (CP Photo) |Mrs. Booker, who required/asjeep in the ditch across the rae, ae ~~ |medical attention at Oshawairoad. The wine was 'confis- | 'Man Wrote |General Hospital. cated, | As He Died *MORSE, Sask. (CP) -- Fred Peill, 57, scribbled a note to his family Tuesday night as he lay Bleeding to death pinned under the swather that severed his right lég. "A terrible way' to go, he said in the message which was mostly personal and directed to his wife and three grown chil- dren. Full contents of the note Were not revealed, Coroner H. F. Crebo of this community 65 miles west of Moose Jaw, said Wednesday the accident apparently occurred| 13 between 8 and 9 p.m. Tuesday as Mr. Peill swathed grain near a dugout. The body was dis- covered about nine hours later. "It appeared the tractor struck a washout and, as it started to jacknife, Mr. Peill acting on instinct jumped. Tra- gieally he jumped to his right and into the still-turning blades of the swather. "The swather almost com- pletely severed his right leg just above the ankle and the swather| passed over him before coming to a-stop." The tractor remained upright|--- and stalled at the edge of the dugout. Mr. Peill 'would be alive today if he'd stayed with the tractor," Mr. Grebo said in an interview. He' said the swather pinned the lower part of Mr. s body 'but allowed him to move his arms and remove a small pe and pencil from his pock- is ' "He wrote that he was in pain and ditin't expect to live long."| NAME NICKLAUS NEW YORK (AP) -- Jack Nicklaus' victory in the British open golf championship earned _-him the nomination as Hickok's Pro Athlete of the Month for July. He thus becomes eligible for the $10,000 diamond-studded belt which goes to the Pro Ath- lete of the Year. 'Teachers Want Standards Held TORONTO. (CP)--The board of governors of the Ontario Teachers Federation voted) Wednesday to study how high school standards can be main- tained after Grade 13 is abol- ished in 1968, The board, which represents 75,000 Ontario teachers, took the) vote at its annual meeting after} 'seeing a report, prepared by Dr. Gerald Mahar, chairman of! the federation's committee on |Grade 13, which criticized the /"premature burial of Grade | The report raised the issue of ow the department of educa- jtion could issue graduate certif- jicates without indicating that jacceptable standards had been | said the department has | given some indication that a {form of quality control will be implemented, but this hasn't been spelled out. "The decision to eliminate the; |departmental examinations has jbeen made without prior} thought as to how the vacuum) will be controlled," the report said. Hydro Workers Accept New Pact | TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario} \Hydro Employee's Union' an-} }nounced Wednesday that its} members had voted approval of; a collective agreement with the; | Ontario Hydro Commission. | onan Oye a | | The agreement, affecting jmembers in Ontario, covers the |period 1966-1968. It gives the members an in-| jerease of 4% per cent retro-| A used car buyer was con- victed of impaired driving in | court. There was an automatic | suspension of licence for three | months. Magistrate R,-B. Bax- ter fined him $50 and. costs, or) seven days. | Thomas Joseph Christie, who was represented by Terence) V. Kelly, QC, pleaded not guilty, | Police observed the 'accused | driving @ast on Highway 401. In| half a mile he went off orto the south shoulder three times and | crossed the centre line twice, | forcing a half ton truck off onto | the north shoulder. | Mr. Christie admitted spend- ing four hours in an Oshawe hotel with two former army buddies. He said it had been a Yong day, that he had left home| early and had driven through to Hamilton on business and he | stopped in Toronto and Oshawa, also on business. 1 He added that he had intend: | ed staying over night with one f his friends just east of Bow- He was apprehended | efore reaching there Court Sets Over Lottery Counts LONDON, Ont; (CP)--Lottery charges against two of four soft | drink bottling firms which offer) prizes in bottle cap contests were adjourned Wednesday un- til next month, ~ The charge against London Bottling Co. Ltd. will be heard | Sept. 1 in magistrate's court. On Sept, 28 the case against} National Dry Ltd. will begin. Last month trial dates for | Coca-Cola Ltd., of Toronto and! Vernor's Bottling Co. London! Lid., were set. The cases! against Coca-Cola will be heard Sept. 29 and the case against Vernor's Sept. 28. active to April 1 and another | six per cent increase effective April 1, 1967. | Other benefits include im- proved health and pension cov- lerage, improved vacation in-/ cluding four weeks after 17) years service this year and after 16 years service in 1967. John Ovens 0.2. ORTOMETRIST 8 BOND ST. £., OSHAWA PH. 723-4811 SHOP TOMORROW, 9 AM. -9P.M.... ALL DAY SAT. If you have been in already . . . go back again! Further reductions have been made on many items throughout the store. As merchandise is sold other items will be moved 'in from the huge warehouse. Thousands of dol- lars worth of fine furniture, mame brand appliances, televsision, stereo, carpets, broadioom must be cleared. Call in! Browse around! Look for the big red and yellow sale tags in all departments. Use your credit! "'On-the- spot' credit terms can be quickly arranged. GLASS DOOR BOOKCASE Keep your books in order for handy reference. Sliding glass door. bookcase. Furniture fin- ished formica top. SPECIAL 28.88 STROLLER CARRIAGE Blue or grey embossed cor- riage. Full chrome mucguards, pusher, Sun visor, "See-Thru" storm cover, Adjustable back rest. Converts to a: stroller, SPECIAL 29.88 SCANDIA STYLE OCCAS. CHAIR A comfortable modern pull-up choir, Foam seot, back cush- ions. Walnut finished frame, Decorator fabric REG. VALUE 49.95 29.88 ADMIRAL CLOCK RADIO You'll like this! Sounds good ! Looks good! "Auto" wake-to- music convenience, Large easy- toeread clock. White or pink, REG. VALUE 39.95 29.95 5-PCE, CHROME DINETTE A best seller in every sale. Ex- tension top table with mar. proof orborite: top, 4 comfort- ably padded chairs covered in durable vinyl REG, VALUE 59.95 34.88 @ ADMIRAL AM/FM STEREO Deluxe solid state stereophonic high fidelity with FM/AM ~~ Built-in FM and AM antenne. 4-speakers. PHILIPS AM/FM, 4-Speaker Stereo Smart contemporary cabinet with FM/AM rodio --~ automatic changer. Built-in tape recorder (optional Record storage .comportment ELECTROHOME AM/FM - FM STEREO Distinctive French Provinciel hand rubbed Deilcraft cabinet with Duradeil protective finish. AM/FM --FM stereo 'radio, Gerrard changer. Westinghouse AM/FM, 80 Watt Sterec Trim contemporory cabinet with solid furniture top. 80 wott musical power. Dual 1010 automatic turntable. 6 matched speakers, AM/FM/AFC Salid state circuitry List 379.95 FM stereo radio, Fully transistorized, LIST 330.00 solid state multiplex. 4-speokers, 4-speed Diamond/Sapphire ¢artridge, Bolanced speaker ssystem, List 479.00 FM Stereo. Giant record storage, 287.95 297.95 388,95 397.95 PRICED WITH A TRADE! tuner. Solid copper circuits A new 1967 model with automatic channel equalizer, ADMIRAL 23" CONSOLE TELEVISION PRICED WITH A TRADE! Good looking 2-speaker system custom console. Wide ongle 23" picture tube with slimmer. cabinet styling. "Super-Span" turret tuner with pre-set fine tuning, 20,000 volt horizontal chassis, Automatic electron focus control, ELECTROHOME 23" CONSOLE TV PRICED WITH A TRADE! Distinctive Deilcraft hand rubbed cabinet with protective Duradeil finish, Centurion MK1 chassis. Fully transistorized. Pre-set fine tuning that remembers ideal tuning on every' channel, @ WESTINGHOUSE 19" PortableTY = Big screen portable at a realistic low price! High impact styfene cobinet, Front-mounted speakers 18,000 volts picture power. Solid state power supply. Fold down monopole antennae, 20-tube fune= tions, Leatherette carrying handle. @ RCA VICTOR 23" LOW-BOY TELEVISION 217.95 Handsome walnut finished 2-speaker console, Powerful new viste 18,000 volts picture power, Stotic-free 'Golden Throat" FM sound, 164,95 228,95 FULL-SIZE CRIB OUTFIT Natural or white enomel crib with 4-position spring. Spring- filled mattrés with water re- pellant cover. Posture unit. SPECIAL 36.77 STUDENTS DESK and CHAIR A back-to-school special! 48' x 18% x 282" walnut finished mar-resistant top. Contour back chair with vinyl padded seat. SPECIAL 39.77 VINYL SOVEnED MODERN DIVAN A lovely addition to the fam- ily. room, Seats 4 comfortably. "Family-proof" vinyl fabric pro- vides good looks, easy care. SPECIAL 39.88 MODERN TV SWIVEL CHAIR Want to watch everything in the room at once ? Here's your chair! Heavy duty mechanism. Hard wearing frieze fabric. SPECIAL 39.88 PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER Excellent tone . . . good. looks . .. big sovings ore oll yours with this deluxe portable. 4- Speed changer, Tone/Volume control. REG. VALUE 54.95 43.95 @ MOFFAT 24" APT. SIZE ELECTRIC RANGE $129 New 1966 Model! Built to last a lifetime! Space-saver apt lift-out burners for easy cleaning, Lift-off oven door size electric range with infinite heat @ MOFFAT "FIESTA" AUT. RANGE A real beauty! All stoiniess steel! Roli-out cooking top. Eye-level oven, Lazy Suzan base ineluded BACK-TO-SCHOOL VALUES September Ist, 2nd and 3rd See the Back to School Circular coming your way Wednesday, @ WESTINGHOUSE 24" ELECTRIC RANGE $129 New 1966 electric range at « price thot won't upset the budget, Features include lift-off even door for easier cleaning . . . 7-heat rotary switches . broiler Lhd McGLARY-EASY 30 TRIG RANGE $168 An outstanding buy at this low price! Popular 30" electric range, Automatic clock control, Clock and minute minder. Lift-off oven door, Full-width storage drawer; WECTIMGUALICE 2N" ANTOMATIC Oe ere ee ew re ee ee ee Quality constructed 30" automatic electric range with clock controlled oven and applionce outlet. Lift-off oven door with oven window. Lift-out elements, Broiler, Utility drawer, 4 @ McCLARY-EASY 12 cu, ft. REFRIGERATOR $214 Excellent value! Big 12 cu. ft: capacity with full-width 65 Ib. frozen food storage, Twin porcelain crispers. Dial defrost, Slide-out shelves. Deep door storage, WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER $248 it's @ refrigerator! It's @ freezer! All-in-one! Big family-size refrigerator-freezer with full-width zero-zone freezer, Automotic defrost refrigerotor section, Deep storage door, Two-Door, Frost-Free Refrigerator-Freezer $299 s.cafsigers! with m trade.int If war are still defrostina vour refriaerater the old fashioned way --. scraping, chipping -- trade it in! This model is Compratety Trost' tree, Big full-width frost-free zero-zone freezer. Big frost-free refrigerator section, All the storage space you could wish for, Buaaoey je me WALNUT FINISH ROCKER ROOM DIVIDER This will be the most popular A good looking . ...". practical chair in the house! Waffle unit. Con be used as a china patterned back Glove-soft cabinet bookcase . . . room wipe clean, vinyl fabric, Wood divider. Walnut finished arbor- trimmed upholstered arms ite REG. VALUE 79.00 REG, VALUE 69.95 54.88 58.00 HI-BACK SWIVEL SEABREEZE PORT. STEREO The. big sound! Portable stereo with deluxe automatic changer. Separate volume. control for each channel! SPECIAL 64.95 1-PCE. CHROME DINETTE Our lowest price . . . ever! Family-size arborite top exten- sion table (extends to 72" with 2- leaves). 6 heavy duty choirs. REG. VALUE 99.50 76.00 CLEARANGE 1966 . LAWN-BOY POWER MOWER DELUXE 19" ROTARY MOWER with GRASS CATCHER LIST PRICE 109.50 August 31st for values and savings for the whole family. ... "SHOP & SAVE THE OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE WAY ! " OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHT wo 00 2» REG. VALUE 9.95 SQ. YD. @ NYLON TWIST BROADLOOM 7.88 *: 9 FT., 12 FT, WIDTH, This densely pocked 100% nylon surfaced Broadioony is remarkably care- free, non-allergenic, moth-proof. Heot set nylon pile springs right back when 'you walk on it. Green, gold, coffee. REG. VALUE Yo. AGRILAN TWIST BROADLOOM 103550. 9,68 The yarn "is specially protessed to hold the distinctive herd 12 FT. WIDTH: An excellent buy! twist texture. A double jute backing adds dimensional strength, extra durability. Gold, mink, spanish moss. Heavy All-Wool Hardtwist i395 30-7. 12,88 8. 12 FT, WIDTH, An extremely fine hard-twist designed especially for rugged use in heavy weor areas. Made from 100% virgin wool, Avocado; spice, beige cinnamon, quartz green. All-Wool Wilton Carvecraft Tos to's. 15,88 #8: 17.95 $Q. YD. First quality embossed broadioom with a proven performance record. Resilient all-woot yarn is guaranteed moth proof. Colours --- silver, moss, ant gold, spice, beige, burnished brass, glacier white. WATCH COLOR Why weit? Colour TV is hére to stay! Come in select your new set today, Sit back end watch the world series games in living colour . . . Follow the sport of kings with the "Blue Grass" of Kentucky . .. Watch the "Flame-out" os more and more astronauts soar into space -- it's all yours -- today -- in living colour. BIG $200 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Trade-in! Trade up today! Cherney's will allow you a big $200.00 trade-in allowance for your present black/white television set on the purchase of a new 23" OR 25" ADMIRAL COLOR SET. : e me > @#herney's ELECTROHOME FLOOR SAMPLES REDUCED SAVE UP TO $150.1 Come in! Select your new Electrohome steréo today! All 1966 floor samples, demonstrators have been drastically reduced for quick clearance. Each and every set backed with our full warranty.