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SPECIALS EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, TILL CLOSING, SATUR= DAY JULY We Reserve the Right te Limit Quantities to Rea» sonable Family Require- ments RE NO DEALERS PLEASE. THE OSHAWA TIMES, 564 KING ST. 8 Weinesdey, be Y 19, 1967 OSHAWA. : cea = $00 ROSSLAND RD. H Windsor Star ton nat ans Publisher Dies Set. Till 6 P.M. WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Hugh A. Graybiel, 77, publisher of the Windsor Star, died yesterday. He suffered a stroe June 12. His* death came just eight days after that of his son Rich- ard, 47, died of a heart attack July 10, Richard was general manager of The Star and first vice-president of The Canadian Press Hugh A. Graybiel had been in the newspaper business most of his life. He was born in Cale- donia, Mich., July 16, 1889 | After studying at the Univer- { sity of Michigan at Ann Arbor, 'he went to Saskatchewan in 1913 and became associated with the late W. F. Herman, Canada Grad "h" Fvi FRYIN NG then owner of the old Saskatoon) et viscera Star and the Regina Post. G or ROAST When Mr. Herman bought the old Windsor Record and changed its name to the Border Cities Star in 1918, Mr. Graybiel went with him. Mr. Herman died in 1938 and Mr. Graybiel, then business manager of The Star, became its publisher. He had been a director of the Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers Association and a member of the board of gover- 2- : Ib. nors of the University of Wind- sor. His first wife, the former Alice Wilson, died in 1951. | Mr. Graybiel's second mar- riage was to the former Marg-! aret Guppy Dickson, who had co PLUMP MEATY Rowemary, row ar ee nee oo MENS | Us Weried | soFT DRINKS | & Ul G AR :m aa 97° ut Status ]¢ POWER EVAPORATED IN A BASKET LB. . ccian ikcbonuik of Serente, PURE WHITE GRANULATED WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S.! 24 diplomats are concerned over C the strength of anti-American 10 OZ, TINS ' sentiment in the Arab world 16 oz. j FRESH LEAN despite the fading away of Arab 1 59 PER TIN Tins F charges during the Middle East| . ' PORK 3 a ¢ B. 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