The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

was an increase of six per cent over shipments in August, and a 6.1-per-cent gain on shipments Production Rises in September last year. Following Slump The Dominion Bureau of Sta- OTTAWA (CP) -- Activity in| tistics also reported Tuesday Canada's major manifacturing| that the backlog of unfilled or- industries is picking up again) ders for manufactured goods at 32 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 16, 1966 COUNTY LINES Re ear ne, SEs Fallen Heroes Remembered At Blackstock Service BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- The Remembrance Service in the Community Hall was conducted by Rev. P. Romeril. Girl Guides, Brownies, Wolf Cubs and Boy Scouts, led by their color party paraded to the hall prior to the service. At the cenotaph the honor roll was read by Reeve Merrill Van- Camp. The wreath from the province was laid by Alex Car- ~ puthers, MPP; while the town- ship wreath was laid by Mrs. Malcolm Emmerson, a Silver Star Mother. The Women's Institute has re- ceived a letter from _ its "adopted" boy, Lau Chan Hing. Mrs. L. Thompson has deen authorized, to forward him a Christmas gift. The institute will also send a birthday gift to H. Hall at the Golden Plow Lodge, Cobourg. A lict wae racaived fram Port Perry for the fair. A committee was appointed to secure the re- quired items. A committee was also named to choose a list for Blackstock Fair. A gift coupon will be purchased to help in- stitutes in the north country. were Mrs, W. Archer iand Mrs, slump in the economy. September shipments were valued. at $3,149,600,000. This W. W. Viti Camp. The Blackstock Loyal Orange Lodge No. 133, held a success- ful Past Masters' Night. Those invited by W. M. McLean to occupy the various offices were: Earl Dorrell, WM; Leslie Bea- cock, DM; Stanford VanCamp, secretary; Ernest Swain, PS; Herbert Swain, chaplain and Roy Ferguson, leeturer. Visitors from Tyrone, Whitby and North Verulam attended. The lodge Road, last Saturday on the oc- casion of their 25th wedding|turers 4@ Guests from|first nine months of 1966 were Oshawa, Ajax andj valued at $27,188,100,000. This was 8.8 per cent higher than in the same period last year. anniversary. Whitby, Englehart attended, They re-| ceived many gifts and a tele- phone calf from their son, Jack, in California. : Mr. and Mrs. Ed = Spanger celebrated 'their 21st wedding anniversary Noy. 14. They were married in Hull, Quebec. ber, 1965, after the spring and summerthe end of September was higher than.a year earlier, and new orders placed during the month increased over Septem- Total shipments of manufac- p Canada during the MANY MORE STUD sion classes. Y More than. 50,000 people study at Canadian universities by cor- respondence or through exten- will hold its annual meeting Dec. 5. Prize winners at the euchre, sponsored by the Women's In- stitute were: Mrs. R. Ford and Mrs. ¥, Hoskin. Joan Paisley was hostess for the meeting of the ONO Club when William Ferguson gave facts and figures regarding the arena. The club will hold its Christmas meeting at the home of Shirley Turner. Mrs. Lawrence conducted the |meeting of the ACW of St. John's Church, Mrs. H. Mc- Laughlin conducted the devo- tional, It was reported the autumn bale had been shipped . stag BANQUETS GROUP SOCIALS Ud ae L alelanane y MOTOR HOTELS Christmas i ENDS SATURDAY sov. ws Good Old Fashioned Savings On Quality Furniture and Appliances... PLUS... DURING SALE ONLY 122 pc. DINNERWARE Set FREE With the purchase of any of these major items: Chesterfield Suites, Bedroom Suites, Stereos, some TV's, some Refrigerators, Automatic Washers, some Ranges and Dining Room Suites. OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY Till 9 P.M. Mrs. G. V. A. Scott told somejand that the chicken pie supper interesting things she had seen|had been successful, and heard when visiting an in-| Instead of holding an ex- stitute in England. An informal|change of gifts at the Decem- report of the area convention) ber meeting, members will | in Toronto was given by Mrs.|make a donation to the Port) R. Mountjoy. Mrs. V. Bailey|Perry Hospital Building Fund. | conducted a contest. Others|The annual Corporate Com- | contributing to the program munion will be held Dec. 4. Hunting Poor For Pickering Residents PICKERING BEACH (TC)---|mencement of Children's Local hunting enthusiasts were|Church in recent weeks. The not too successful in their en-|service for juniors is in charge deavors last week. Brucelof Donna Manning with an Mitchell and his father, hunting|assistant each week for the in the Gravenhurst area,|nursery department. | bagged a nice buck. Harold and| This week's prayer meeting| Dorothy Barter, hunting in the|was held at the home of Mrs. Leaf Lake district on Halibur-|Cecil Kaiser, Lakeview Boule- ton, returned home empty|vard. Rev. Charles Long is con- handed as did M. Russell, G.|tinuing the Bible Study from Kay, A. Draper and L. Pretty|the Book of Daniel. who hunted in the Norwood) David Barber, Lakeview area. |Boulevard, celebrated his eighth Cameron Black, of Churchill|birthday, Nov. 11, with a party Heights, Toronto, was the tenor |for his friends. Daniel Manning soloist at the evening service|celebrated his 12th birthday, in the Community Church. At-|Nov. 13. tendance-at the morning serv-| Many friends called on ice was up following the com-|Robert and Lucy Fowler, Range Highlight of the Year AT CHRISTMAS Celebrate the year with a delightful even- ing spent at the Flying Dutchman. Your guests will thoroughly enjoy themselves we are sure Pleasant Surroundings Easily Located on Hwy, 401 Just 10 Minutes from Oshawe on the Bowmanville Interchange (No. 75) We at the Flying Dutchman are especially proud of the prestice which has been achiev- ed through the personal' and meticulous con- sideration which is given to the minutest detail of your function For Reservations Phone 623-3373 LICENCED UNDER L.C.B.0. Extra Special! FLEETWOOD HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE Three-way TV-Radio-Stereo, 3 solid state devicés, 23" picture screen, solid state stereo- phonic ampifier, AM/FM multiplex tuner, four-speed Garrard changer and six speakers. Available in assorted finishes. LIST PRICE $799.00 ANNIVERSARY PRICE. .. "@ PLUS FREE DINNERWARE @ Family Cleaning IS OUR SPECIALTY SAME DAY SERVICE men Highwey 401 Bowmanville yy H | Ba ee CLEANING CENTER Caenernenmy CHa Clemence alt migpinicesEN rors NG Wee KING PARK PLAZA '".*: .:: 723-0961 MeClary - Easy 14 CU. FT..FROST-FREE 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR Big capacity freezer, porcelain eris, . ANNIVER. SARY PRICE ee " 299.95 Only 4.00 per week CONTINENTAL BEDS Smooth top construction, complete with legs ond headboord. ANNIVERSARY PRICE 39-33 21" Console Model COLOR TELEVISION List Price $899 ANNIVERSARY PRICE LAZY BOY AND SWIVEL ROCKERS In assorted eolors end covers. Choose now for Ohriste mas, Priced from 69-50 STEREOS With record player, AM/FM radio with multiplex, 37 solid state devices, stereo beacons in assorted finishes. ANNIVERSARY PRICE 289.95 30" COPPERTONE RANGE With removable glass oven door, automatic elock and timer, appliance outlet, etc. ANNIVERSARY PRICED. 199.95 @ PLUS FREE DINNERWARE @ KITCHEN SETS , Assorted colors and styles. Every suite in the store ON SALE FREE DINNERWARE INCLUDED te MOTOR HOTEL - ~ . " A full line of SMALL APPLIANCES By General Electric, Phillips and Sunbeam. PRICE LOW FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTING Meat Market For Personalized ' Service MEAT PRICES are LOWER at NORM FISHER"S ALL GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEAT Prime Rib 09 SEE WHAT $1.00 WILL BUY... Fresh Mode Country 3 tbs. SAUSAGE HAMBURG STEAK 3... For Christmas Giving JURY & LOVELL suggests - ee BINOCULAR 'with @ full 367 ft. field of view Now with FOLD-A-WAY Soft EYE CUPS! Only $6.00 per week ONE ONLY .. . 2-PIECE 2 PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE | pavENPORT SET with foam rubber eushions and long wearing fabric. List price $329. ANNIVERSARY PRICE 199.00 Only $2.50 per week -- plus free dinnerware Tender Rib Steaks Shoulder Lamb Chops Shoulder Pork Sieak A beautiful vinyl covered suite to enhance your living room, ANNIVERSARY PRICE 139-95 General Electric and Inglis WRINGER WASHERS with pumps. ANNIVERSARY PRICE 104.50 Only $1.50 per week General . Electric AUTOMATIC DRYERS With Free Electric. Blanket ord Free Vent Kit, ANNI- VERSARY PRICE 149.50 Onlv $1.80 per week #4 ction, things and people Bee 2 demonstration today "almost close enough to touch" : Specially priced at only COMPARE $39.95 mer 29.95 e*eeeauwue If you wear eye-giasses, or suit giasess, or if you'll use your binoculars in cold or wet weather... you'll enjoy this new, wonderful SCOPE INSTRUMENT feature. The soft eye cups fold away neatly when using glasses -- snap out instantly for ordinary use. So easy on the eyes--so comfortable for continuous viewing. You'll use this precision SCOPE INSTRUMENT binocular -- wherever you go for Sports, Nature Study, Travel and general observation of distant objects. WING STEAK Breakfast Bacon 'geeranngy slialidialids © Halinditaliaticl © editiadinde! age A new, practical Binocular, Case... this SCOPE INSTRUMENT patented leather case protects and positions Binoculars for instant use ie included, | EXCLUSIVE < A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR PURCHASE TILL CHRISTMAS JURY & LOVELL Lid: FRESH B 24-02. READ = 5 wows 1.00 * FREEZER SPECIAL ° ar ee ee HOGS vik su. 48° No Charge for Cutting, Wrepping APPLIANCES and FURNITURE EASY BUDGET TERMS -- ALL SALES FINAL 50 BOND ST. E. Next to U.A.W., Hall OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY @ CLOSED ALL SAY MONDAY @ Norm Fisher's Meat Market 22 Simcoe St. North Phone 723-3732 "For everything Photographie" WHITBY -- OSHAWA -- BOWMANVILLE 728-2151