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* back and forth with tambou- | OPPORTUNITIES OPEN 30 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 20, 1967 ° ° : mas . L t rines and it all costs $6.98. REGINA (CP) --. Opportuni- 1 | rs Tis 1 1S Li The other, and less stren- | ties for blind students have im- ' an n enn Ss 'e | have not been ov- h that 40 per cent 38--Coming Events | uous sports OV- | proved so muc! . ae DEATHS 2 rts Sriggkee ich can get a' bit [of the graduates of the Ontario skins,, w : SUNNYSIDE | me ' ; Variety For Sportsman -- sii nics ict 5 [ome artes i ona | MacKay, Merle Jane a. Gaus n nt of squirting the wine into the |ford now go to college or uni- { hy " jasseu . Street, on * Moncey, Becember 18 1967,| e CO e pe ve By BRUCE LEVETT are smaller and shaped differ- | gullet. And for Prag arts MN versity, says Stu Armstrong, su- |Margaret MacAulay, in her 74th year.) ' ; : ditor ently and--mercifully--the | set there's a skin specially perintendent of the school. Stu- Beloved widow of John MacKay and lov-| Canadian Press Sports Ei lasti treated for use with milk. i O nN SRA ot hee or Ala Ee Aes Gen Ghoisunek ak on " wd 6 we Maybe stud poker is your |dents in the school receive such Ray. Restiro. at the Gerrow. Funerall LONDON (CP) -- Britain's|to grant permission for U.S.;tion by definition," De Stefani ee ga eenlteg a Plocasd am to badminton, | game--if so, you can find jextras as typing, home econom- ice i theca 'on Thursday," Decem- eg cate. est Tear s/neeaiear Uisvers. > Comper tt eerie i a h, will tanh to his mate va don't need a net any- | decks this year that makes it |ics, crafts and piano tuning, r 21, at 2 pm. Interment Mount Lawn! Wimbledon tennis tournament] an open Wimbledon. Jim Barry, president of the} Marsh, wi sa ga ol A just a rotten shame to have to | said Armstrong on a visit to Re- = S i 1 i and--just before diving into @ more; you don't even need | j é Cemetery open to professionals as well as| The British action was made|South African wn Tennis hail of birdshot--will exclaim: acquets. You bat the bird | turn over that whole card. gina. amateurs has started a round of|effective by : substituting the Union, said his attitude re- ree ish Td sald that." racquets, TULLOCK, Joseph controversy in tennis circles| word "player" for "amateur" mained one of sympathy for the The | iat is that ack calls TWO $250 00 Entered into rest in the Oshawa Gen-| around the world, but there was|and "professional' in the. offi-| British move. : lik le Hig Aci ais thing alve i" $50), ocean 'Tollocky beleves teskena ef/strong support for the movelcial rules. It will become effec-| South African star Cliff Drys-| Hike Just abou Ty' : 1967, Joseph Tullock, beloved husband of g am ee in the sports stores for Yule. JACKPOTS Win Hepa (Wu), ternal oie ee ' fe aa a cr gh ec stg 5. . * wphis| tide, may not have changed / t ; i ts or everyone Wm, Hodges (Maud oronto, ~{ The British Lawn Tennis As-/the British hard-court tourna- _ "Marvellous news. ... This , t ¥ er than H h f d g f y 52 and 55 Roe oe, eal ya eh hae sociation voted Thursday to| ment. |is positive thinking--at last Brit- much but they're better ere S W ere 0 In | eee aby Osea. Brother of Miss, Ellen gna| defy international rules by) Derek Penman, chairman ofjain has some something irres- Ror instaies: Sou may stil Toil tinct oe Taylor Tullock, all of} throwing Wimbledon, the most) the rules and international com-| pective of world opinion. sol arenas ; cen ventional sled England, in his 72nd year. Resting at) prestigious of the amateur tour-|mittee, said: "The resolution is| South Africa's No. 1 Davis} jatiered "Rosebud," but the 500. Funeral "service ins tne 'Chapel Thurs:| naments, open to the pros, uot tat we should have an Openle Ub eet. AusUalianpors Bob) vee ee eis the | day, December 2), at 2 p.m: Interment} The International Lawn Ten-| Wimbledon but that we should| Hewitt, said he was shocked eae s |suspend the British body if it;from the game." , i ily g rate ' ps icti traps him- $25 consolation prize | STAFFORD |goes through with its open ten-| Wally MePherson, president|held their decision over for an- pli lig oP ig Boe athtub S LTD s plans, in which pros com-|of the South Australia Lawn! other year. : S S ' i | BROTHER : jnis plans, P : fae f France's and skids downhill steering $10 per line both | Aihoridad Dealers pete for cash and amateurs bea tong ervey ong: ee so oe | Adena Wit a brake ia each head. ' iwi J i Sup selector, said in his view! Four us s years) . ' . saes ROCK OF AGES baler usheuees core ween pega oo germ by was not innterialty lies and now a vice-president of Price, $30. oe jack, FAMILY MONUMENTS oh stralians wi "hanged the international body, said he| _ If you don't want to go that $150 jackpot 318 Dundes St. E. 668-3552 Three top Australians who are/ changed. ; i | ised by the British{ high, for about $10 you can # 7 saga Gene dé jexpected to turn pro next year! I still feel it unethical to sup- was not surprised by the ritish| 'BM, saure This re- $20 per line Dathy One |praised the decision. But at the|port Britain when the Interna-| decision. But he said he expects! Pic te a Snu se gee ae ;same time they had doubts tional Lawn Tennis Federation application of the mea sure} sem "al ein ihe cane cane $50 full card about Britain's chances of mak-|ruled against an open Wimble-| would be delayed for a year. you ride it 1 dis 5 ing it a success in the face of,don proposal." . "The vote of the English is| ner, standing up and holding a $800 regular games IN MEMORIAM world competition. Giorgio De Stefani of sy RUE Lge i ges "T know) rope. | president of the international|their feelings and share them. I SITTING DOWN | $20 per game HOBBS -- In loving memory of od age Neca ak ae body, said that Britain could|We have often a ae together| " ou have $200 and just | < Pars s 's | wife and mother, Mary S wno pas-| John Newcombe, asked wheth-| consider itself suspended from/|for 10 years and, like them, 'an't get the hang of skiing, | 8 : | i $40 in 17 nos. or less OteAsIe. Thee be Wierd. Jack end (Or HE would defend his Wimble- the: federation. jcannot conceive a false ama-) therein he: Ski-Ech. It fea- | Gifts for the Home |Entertainment $150 special games spel el aed jdon singles titles, Feginl : Hite As still unclear to me teurism."' | tures a seat and handlebars | OEMS SEE | MENGES HUNGERFORD -- in loving memory) have to weigh the pros and CONS) whether this decision has now| Jack Kramer, former Ameri- borrowed from a motorcycle | | MAKE A. DATE TO loor prizes of 2 dear sister, Ivy Hungerford, who/ but my feeling is at the moment! heen written into the statutes of|can tennis star and pro tennis ne cans | 1 | Pp | and has fore-and-aft runners TS YOULL VISIT : Seay ielesd ane avisale: remeber (TL Diy." ; ._|the LTA (British Lawn Tennis) promoter, predicted many ama- --you ski sitting down, which GIFTS | tee Early Bird Game at 7:45 p.m. |egby' sister Edna | .Tony Roche said: "There is) Association)," said De Stefani. jteur players would compete in| i-"where most of us end up ON EVERY FLOOR | THE HUNGERFORD -- In loving memory | Dt ust trying ee ccd "But if this decision has been|the tournament and "this will anyway. | GEORGIAN ission $1.00 of a dear wite and mother, Ivy Hunger-| but if o' er coun ries dont £0 officially carried into its by-|create the pressure that will Somethi t Iter? If | Mater Motat ee eee, "MO Passed away December 20,/along I don't know where the! jaws, then the LTA is out of the| make it difficult for amateur of- yer nee Wate ke 1276 Shades to Choose From | * has ends "NC IAs . Pte 40d. 40d lonely years have pessed,| British a aria "Opien International Amateur Federa-!ficials to suspend everyone." that floats, just out of reach Visit our new showroom for complete decorating service | daliahtful tediive otmca: in r great sor HI, y Said: i ch, Every Thurs ay The shock fhat_we received' that 49Y tournaments are eyentually naturally; if you hate him, | Carpeting for the living room, bedrooms and halls. A gift your phere. : | None can ever tell : hhdhveges there's the ball that explodes hole family will enpoy. FREE ESTIMATES AND EXPERT @ Top-flight entertainment | God gave us strength to meet it, | going to come but I can't see a when He Sees of whole family you're sure to enjoy RED BARN And courage fo hear the blow, lot of countries coming in at And th a th bal : INSTALLATION. ee aie te book: ee But what it cost to lose you, this stage. I feel they might sit _ And _there's e ball six : , No one will ever know | = inches long--for the man who Christmas and New Year's It's lonely here without you, back a year to see what hap- r : md D N reservations now Buses leaving four corners at We miss you more each joy. pens." hits the ong ball, of ag - | THE GEORGIAN 7:00 p.m. end :7:30 p.m. | for life is not ti called 'away. Wimbledon women's cham- ,_ Does he have trout Mes a | Children under 16 not admit- You bade noone. fast farewell, pion Billie Jean King said she i | tig iis been down? For vied | 428 KING ST. W. 728-6254 | alias «eat ted vel ate ia hana we reutieie hopes to defend her title next : ; : $1.98 Hee 2 Xs 7 | Rice MEE TE Tr S : And only God knows why. |year. 'I favor professional ten- John Cunniff, Associated tionary rashes now pocketing cure. Se Birep at ae a ee Oe Teene LOU or ie: anid would He happy to play' Press business analyst, the heated American economy | around the head with a strong amily. Ps Fy . rd l d t 1 = - it if clubs in the United States comments in the following --the Canadian government bet bed sans Ay th peat A GIFT CERTIFICATE Bring This Special agi id boc gO Bi MiLclings Mead BT TT an story on Finance Minister has produced an entire tax we ee ohe function ee ihe " oline Labanovich, who passed away De Three proposals for dealing) Mitchell Sharp's mini-budg- package. D FROM ave ourse i cember 19,1958 } sh decision will be) et and suggests that the Its most i j legs. Guaranteed to keep his | VY Price Pass For Two At ich) "aehet aah with the British decision wi an ugges most important move, or | '"* Keane her, tratery, ever. deat, offered to the membership of) United States might learn the one at least that affects | eye on the ball. P OSHAWA CABLE TV LTD. FRIDAY Bar anes May the seme et, Oriet the U.S. Lawn Tennis Associa-| something from the Cara- the most people, is a five-per- Git a ee a that A Merr Merr f ag ot Me '| tion dian action, cent surtax on personal in- ' j y y ys remember y Walter, F 2 7 DEC, 22. 1967 daughtersinaw: "Ann and' grandchiléren, | EXPECT FEB. 3 DECISION pee take standard batteries but . «» the gift that keeps on giving . 1 A LASTING TRIBUTE Robert F. Kelleher, president By JOHN CNNIFF In addition to this, it has i ide oA mies cies ristmas"" For permonence and dignity |of the 'A, indicate urs- pee a speeded corporate tax pay- | Sipicacuece annels KINSMEN we suanest: jday that the body will take up) NEW YORK (AP) -- Can- ments, raised the tobacco and | BOOMERANG $3.50 : MOUNT LAWN |the controversial question at its ada and the United States are alcohol taxes and made provi- Minneagta Fats. would. love @ Perfect Reception SUPER CAR MEMORIAL PARK annual meetings Feb. 3 at Coro. vastly different lands, as any sions for a smaller than ex- the selection of pool tables @ No Antenna BRONZE MEMORIALS nado, Calif. Canadian and a few Ameri- pected budget increase for the that fold away. They range by rer Seurigous Beye please "T feel as though the time has) cans will tell you. Consider hext fiscal year. | from $600 down to one mea- Vint, 28 733-2639 come for a trial of this type," the differences in size alone. Beyond this, Finance Minis- | suring one foot by toned OSHAWA planning your Dana SR tt ha Act fo said Kelleher. Canada in area is much ter Mitchell Sharp is reported | played with balls the size of The proposals to be submitted larger than the United States also to be planning meetings | Chinese checkers and cues AT THE to the USLTA membership call --second only to the Soviet with labor, business and other | ahout the size of large chop- HOLIDAY PETERBOROUGH | OBITUARIES | for es iin eat page seit na it has ee p Sapo t set up ito i | sticks. ine abolition Istinction 20, iy people, compare and voluntary restraints on in- | Have the rifle and the bow LTD CHARLES HENRY LEE |Petween amateurs and profes-| with the 200,000,000 who in- flationary pressures. lost their challenge for the | 600 KING ST. E. 723-5278 DIN NERS MEMORIAL CENTRE \_ 'The death occurred suddenly, -- Mivinide (4a Ke sea habit the United States. BLOCKED IN U.S hunter? Invest $3.50 in a \Nec; 18, at the Oshawa General| , --Provision dministrad of pene ee ee ae ne fattvely speedy boomerang and stand back. | d | Hospital, of Charles Henry Lee the inclusion of the administra-) of less than $10,000,000,000 This' re ely speedy ac- For: a little backyard jal an $9 000 {89 Adelaide Avenue West. He(ti0n of pro tennis within the compared with more than tion in Seneee can Oe COM: | ik there's somethin He t was (hid Oth ear USLTA. | oe $100,000,000,000 in the United pared sik {he frustrations in 9 called ey Bete ae THIS YEAR GIVE THE GIFT PARTIES IN PRIZES INCLUDING A son of the late William and|_ Consideration of a decision Ge win national product, gress and the administration. | Principle is the same as in the THAT KEEPS ON GIVING! ! Lucy Lee, the deceased was ) 8S nal product, ies ' ; | big game, y Brond new 1968 Ambassador horn Jan. 4, 1902, at West Han'| fie total all $00 Sed ety," ae etree te THE OSHAWA TIMES Sedan or $2,000 in Cosh. England. and came to Oshawe)| BOWLING NEWS | ices is between $6,000,000,000 other. ay | Small snowball $1,000 (52 | 3°" child He received Ine che and $70,000,000,000 in Canada _ While this impasse contin. | . : CAROUSEL nos.) $1,000 Hi-Lo Game. | 25° Ber a ae | and between" $790,00,000.000 wes, the factors that produce | Phone the Circulation Dept. 723-3474 Big snowball $1,400 (56 | Cation at Maxwell's School. OLD COUNTRY CLUB e n_ $790,00,000,0 u t D e | Re) BOR anda gomes | Prior to his retirement in No- utllthy, Teele Turkey Winners = Ai! and $80,000,000,000 in the inflation continue to do their $450 special games. Plus 4 |Vember, 1966, when he was in} 596, Roy Mintz 630, Ann Brown | ésa,| United States pipet ee ths ewiitty, 'Gifts for the Home Holiday Fun INNS early bird games (Share the |the small parts section of the/fitenk ie his COS Mahe nine ane neuenal a ates » alternately pushing and pull: | Wealth) ot 7:30. Don't for- [truck line, Mr. Lee had been|Jim Wyllie 528 and Dorothy Sayer 325. Viously, are very different in 4 Sac othehcand cancel | n ayo. SPARKLE WITH get to buy the economy [employed by General Motors), clan Sica Turkey Winters. te siete but beyond a ee a ling Each Attier also | | CHRISTMAS OSHAWA 723-5271 pock for value and save /for 49 years. He was a mem-| 4, 248, Bob Fenton 247, Steve Sand., Milarities are ar less 0 ; eg ae : 4 5 money. ber of the Retirees' Club of | ford 28, "Eric Lloyd 214, Art Coverty vious, the similarities far eas- The brie tgs the Mpa of | DALLAS, Tex (AP) -- Foot- elegant gifts Make your appointment new sith AJAX 942-5580 : Local 222, UAW, and an adher-|2%, Sadie, Stovell Arn anarnon ter we; ier to observe. Each exports most but not all economists, 1s |)a1)%. most battered up quarter- SUZANNE Extra Big Game for ent of St. George's Memorial |Elizabeth Pearce 166 prodigious amounts of goods to take some money out of the jbacks are ready to match pains f th h REN AE EERE ESE Cis eS COLORED TV Anglican Church leapram, Winners -- Frank Linley end' to the other. Each invests in merican eee - in the big game of the year for| or Tne nome HAIRSTYLING' [THOUSANDS read Times Action Class! e Mr. Lee. is survived by his|~ Bowling begins again Jenvery 7. the other's country. Some in- on gi Bed Mon and ith Dallas Cowboys and Cleveland! Meira Id ' a Many free and valuoble door wife, the former Freda Eliza-| dustries are jointly owned. that : es 7" he Care |Browns: | When you decorate your tree, i rer Ws; it : , prizes. beth Perry, whom he married) aceerr sv. UNITED cHurcH By money Day Of g0v- | It's the playoff for the East-| dress up your home with ay Gifts for Everyone ic | IMPORTANT TO U.S t budget deficit | | 725-4541 KINSMEN here June 19, 1929: a daughter,| High Triples -- Gord Shemilt 77 "I asin 8. ernmen : us pet encit, 'ern Conference championship) drapes and floors from Shew- s | Aa roa oe i Marg. Jacklin 721, Roger Plancke 720, t is this econoniic closeness Whatever device is used to Seehae a | ring. frs. Harry Gibbard (Joyce): Perce Clark 683, Bill Hamilton 674, Glenn | that makes the recent. fiscal t flation in the United jand the Cowboys and Browns 9 | CHRISTM two sisters, Mrs. Samuel Brown|Maunder 674, Pearl Marlow. 66, Ross'? e nt fiscal counter inflation in the Uni jget together Sunday in the Cot-| ENJOY THE STMAS ... (Dorothy N , |Clark 64, Eric Jacklin 642, Ken Mossey) action in Canada of such im- States, it must be taken soon. ast ? ' Is the Time IRTHS rothy) and Mrs. Harry Price 42, Alf, Brown 621 and Audrey Pike 62! portance and interest to the Th ent inflation. which is |ton Bowl. | You deserve to buy the best FESTIVE SEASON B (Mary) and three brothers, Wil-| High Singles -- Walt Tippett 240, 1vy | 2 nel ANS present tniauon, which 16 | ang the hopes of both Dallas} and can have a wide variety, Depend on To Give The Finest : . Gibbs 239, Winnie Scott 233, 225, Amy United States. Canada has rising, will damage not only ee ; ' pend | @ Pierced Earrings liam, Jack and Frank. all of i "An , : 4 j'g (and Cleveland will ride on the| choosing from: Motor City Cab : aa | Oshawa |Kellington 231, Gord Ford 230, Agatha) raised taxes; it has promised. the American economy and its | ; "| : otor City Ca | @ Wotches BAIN -- Dr. end Mrs. W. Gordon Watt Melanson 222, Ernie Rundle 218, Frank + capending: 40a i : orld aftal but |Passing arms of the two fugi-| CARPETS for eo R announce the birth" of their grand-- The memorial service was Cooper 214, 209, Mark Hill 211, 203 ang) tO Cut spending; it is counter- position in world affairs, bu ltives from a hospital--Frank! e or Fast, Courteous iamond Rings Hare Sain ok Wormhan cols Gireci/held at 2 Pm... today, at the| usr trandinss -- pritters and AGT eel: inflation ' will also hurt the closely-relat- |Ryan of the Browns and Don! @ DRAPES | 24 HOUR SERVICE © Stone Rings Hospital. in' Toronto on Wednessay, 'De-| McIntosh Anderson Funeral|15, King Pins 14, Stars 1), Gaels 0 These, of course, are the ed economy of its Canadian 'Meredith of the Cowboys. | @ CORLON | 725-1127 And 'Serine Beautiful cember 20, 1967 Home. Interment was in Mount|Waves and Comets Turtles and Pin: very aims that clearly have neighbor : aterea | TORGINOL | IDEAS i! ners 7 and Chiets 5 been frustrated in the United There are vast differences eredith even got pneumonia) @ TORGINO fi BRADLEY -- Bob and Joan (nee Park.iLawn Cemetery. Canon F. G.\"Ned seen tea. NA ha eacant : "mostly |2nd missed three games. | @ CERAMICS NEED A CAR? odd @r) ere pleased to announce the arriva Onzgley. rector of St George's tates, although the cause of In the two economies, mostly | Dallas and Cleveland both} | 725: 3541 GA L B R A | uf H tier heater ie Church jucted the « the frustration is perhaps less in size; but what curbs infla- | ' deal Ae | - Saturday, December 6, 1967, at th urch conducted the service ? ae CLUB a" clear and is still open to polit- tion in a smaller country |Present strong running games Is the number to remember ewe nere ospita h bles 5e5 D F. } 1 > 7 | Bobby and Christine. "A pUNnal oi (246) 435; Liz Callson ical interpretation might be. the solution in a Relat get Be a should) SHEWRING over the HOLIDAY SEASON J E W E L L E R S r. an rs. Claude 7. Bracey (241) 415; Betty A y J ; Sia: Grate Bakar cea MRS. JANET. a ee ain ain gs Migay tok In an effort to combat rapid- larger country also. Some- | Ryan fas' a bruised left fore: UNITED TAXI AJAX SHOPPING PLAZA son for Mrs. James. Tu S. J Al ELL ai3 ly rising prices, costs and in- thing might be learned from iN ds , | BROS. LTD. 143 KING EAST AJAX -- 942-0407 mm. Geng: Special th The memorial service for} High Singles -- Rose Kadski 228 terest rates--the same infla- _ the Canadian fiscal action. |arm. It can't hamper his throw- Serson, 'BF Basset en Mrs, Janet Campbell, who died) tam, tending "Poly Wogs Te, ot ing but if it was hurt again it) FLOOR AND WALL COVERINGS HOTTOT -- Don and nee Cov-'Dec. 16, at the Oshawa Gen-|Strikes 10, Mavoobs 8; faotnonnva s. might get him out of the game ery) a abe #5 ti eral Hospital, was held at "the Happy Gang 8 and Ti ata ae Pe where he couldn't throw at all. | 728-3980 SATURDAY Minute ELMER'S ounces, on Friday f Armstrong F ineral Home at 11 wiring" the 2nd. section W Ch li B S s T a, el broken nose| 26 GIBBONS STREET aH "The Christ St at the Oshawa Genera Yer 9 erry Christmas to all! | s i | ristmas Store fe! thanks to Dr etter t | Motor Cit wlin f ' the foo floor stat for the aes a fee on Phra oe reisue ar 1é rown eries ODS hisses 4 GAMES "When oe Pai Bouin's with Gifts Galore' uuke's Presbyter- CROVEN GU teas 7 fs " TUTTON -- Len and Barb are plea : een "cer.|. Points Taken: Night Hawks 7, Lucky | Meredith has missed 4% fun !'" ; Pong lag Seti ment 'Was in Mount|*Witt fagheltegrit 3 en, 0 : [games this season and his pass-| DISTINCTIVE 78 RICHMOND W. Bers Rosa aero ORY Doeiear Me To Lege poheee tegen gLaDmey ling has suffered mostly from 723-3212 mers Bargain House and y, Carol dertord 62 y | : ACCESSORIES see the large selection of gifts gl Age ae pallbearers were Hugh Hy aed there ga ioe jlack of practice and game ac-| nd GIFTS for the whole family, . pallbear Lee Hugh s94 an Kose Tromiey: Su tion. | q i : intaceen Leche Ret a [ae Richard Wei ish, Bey ft ZC By THE CANADIAN PRESS birds and landscapes by Cana-| Ryan has been playing, too, FOR THE HOME Holidey Food ELMER'S 'aegis 1 Ne SISIGC. | 207, Carol Raderford 252, Theresa Trom dian artists. jalthough he probably should J Young a . ; e) enn eatherel , Mar 7 . : B @ BEDSPREADS DEATHS his oung and Charles Gili ley 247, Benny, Weather Calverry nae| The plea to put Christ back) A bit of Old Montreal has|have been in a wheel chair at} @ LAMPS TURKEYS wi into ee ae exactly | been captured in the typically|times, He sprained his ankle in| @ PICTURES 253 Bloor St. E zoine unheede iy reeting . i oeigul SOUGHTY, Willan Lesnar a ee ou SsaHia thine: Sit Shinto pcigedteh sige being / practice before the season start-| @ MIRRORS GEESE 728-3473 greet Ses ee MRS. MICHAEL CNORIK F are Youll be. recetving femer|eucues, Megabit by the Antr ied. he sprained the other one in| @ ETC DUCKS jecember RS. MICHAEL GNORI I be heme | quarian and Numismatic Soci-|the opening game of the season i it All Be ' Care ont tee tate € memorial service for cards with a religious themelety of Montreal. The cards,/_aga "Dallas: which the CUSTOMC RAE CAPONS MARTY'S RECORD BAR EE gh gh servi n Mrs. Michael Gnorik who died.) It wei turkey reil night andthe scores this holiday season [2vailable in French and Enz-\Cowboys won 21-14 He played| © CUSTOMCRAFT Roasting Chickens impeypethe chapel, 390 Ki sday, December 21,/DeC. 15, at the Oshawa Generaliwac' bowled by Ball Hi's with sas ana, With the odd exception, de-|lish, feature a Norman Lauzon|with two sprained ankles and FURNITURE ' TOPS IN POPS' @t 3:30 Intermen! Union Cemetery Hospital, in her 68th vear Was|the high single game by Imports with partment stores and the greet-|painting of a 1722 Vule party at one bruised finger on his pass- 1188 SIMCOE § Also Smoked Turkeys music to suit all tastes RE NGO dics Sn held at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 19, at/Giy.. warold Ballem aso (3s, a31),|ng cards trade report growing|Chatean de Ramezay, a 1900/ing hand and Cleveland lost to! 728-7271. and barbecued turkeys SPECIAL: All Four At the Steckley | 2 Armstrong aged igo iim (Soecells (851, (310); Bob Laverane| interest in contemporary ie pnt Plt the egg by| Detroit. 28- upon order MONKEY'S Albums day, December } "he service was conducted by 332); Ron Bragg 71 S03) on|and some depicting Canadian|Georges Delfosse and a Charles He got a banged up right i 35% SIMCOE NORTH He yy 780 (325); A Perry 744 (303) and PUT AWAY a tid: Cr ieeseineed Rev. A. ¢ hurch, pastor of Rit- Rev Hickey 718, ; z landscapes. | Simpson painting of the old Bon-| shoulder in the second period of | apartment. Phone 723-3092 "end pioea t LITZ POULTRY 723-0731 Pearce of RR 2, Bowmanville Restingison Road United Pentecostal] | Dolls Brash Dinerah (319, 317) "There isa trend away from| Secours market. |the game with New Orleans but/#Pt for rent ad in The Times. 117 BLOOR E So er a Chapel Church. Interment was in Mount |i oretto McLean IR (318); Laura Mc-/the nativity) scene which was|. UNICEF cards, this _yearlonly missed one series of 723 4722. Se Na FLYING CLUB on Thursday, December 2), at 1 pm |Lawn Cemetery [belle King' set Bea Ketel a6 pra selling well last year," said a|featurings a painting by French-/downs, leading the Browns to Gifts for Her i 71th Special Person on your Neen oenezer Cemetery' fav" The pallbearers were § te v.e|belle King 684, Boe. Koteiko *"' spokesman for Morgan's depart-|Canadian artist Henri Masson| victory, 'Three games later he Christmas list, give him or her tice Luckow, John and George Thnat,, 4 Udy aires Mantront: |and one by Jean-Paul Lemieux, got a collar bone injury against ' page certificate for as HOAR, Amelia E John and Andrew Panicka, and sdubae uisne Gli: ; |are becoming standards, Chic left th d got P, TURKEYS DS ee feeders at ot : ;. BUT $0C iM tokniit ee ior card. 'beco s chicago, left the game and go' enetrate i Tuesdsy," Decerioer 19 John Gaatch High 'Triples: George Hubbard 498/19 reports. » oreat demand|,_ It's still possible to buy a card patched up, then returned to her Kear with CAPONS ° private and Commercial Hills, RR 1, Bowmany rs + Dove § 293, fan th Ch celia aie aia for a dime but prices seem to score the first touchdown as fresh eut flowers, plants . Phe Ng Training wife of the late Sidney Gis Fn we eal Ra seb he Town series|tove risen this year, with 25 to|ciey sa or floral arrangements. Order Now for Christmas easure Flights dear mother of Lioyd and patterned after the comic strip |Cleveland won 24-0. 9 Oshawa Municipal A t Aldin, RR 5, Bowmany at (243,) : pt : ut of 2? cents the most popular price} Meredith's list of ailments is| FRANK HOAG vaelel pal Airpor the Morris Funera " ALI, WET 206); Henry Ot character. 'We're always ou of range for singles and $3 for Hout ai ons' Ge Rysi's, fle Jordon Florists Rossland Rd, West | -1626 yi, Serve nm, hae on Eieey #!/ COLEORTON, England (AP) |Mue! Ronnie eas (2V4, S62: Ray'stock on that one," said the| Page eumuh a8 10g a8 ai har Oshawa 725.6837 | # aicloce. taterment Bertesda Cemetery Bill Capenor's new chore asl(zis, 277) ' ay spokesman for one big store. All firms report SWEONeH Lael vile wan the corer earned, 728-9443 : DRUM Cy. AP ant: Ganon Go p parelaker in the National Coal ecient 25, lee burrdees oe, Hleque cards that play On éex|saiey and one fein says its dol-! But the two will be out there| TORONTO a ee ie y Board office is watering a car-|2s1), Lue Kelomen 30, Wi Beown gas, Or drinking are getting an in-\Ier sevenne from card sales is/sunday--even if they fave to| Trees and Trim | LIKE ARMCHAIR 250 DRUMS SET Lee, 'in his 66th y S pet. The makers said the carpet/Evelyn Ouellette 234, Eileen Smith 229,creasing amount of Play butiyy 34.3 per cent for English: : f | > ot Prive biGaheh. Pare Fee ne nile, fan{ REX Gillette 226, Betty Hill 224 and Barry| © ai hed jget to the park in ambulances. | | SHOPPING : To choose from. All makes Phar bt Nes. 'Harry-olbuard (lo a)Should be watered daily for|townsend (221, 201) Christmas still hasn't reached| cards and 39.4 per cent for ae CHINN'S, Park South at Hillside. Fresh| Ph 68-3311 new and used. brother of Mrs. Samuel Bro three months to make it bed), Turkey winners ware: Betty Hil. the point where the so-called| French,' cut spruce and Scotch pine, 98c\ up| one 668-33 o perieee Ded get Hekate down properly 'and Capenor|tene, clare Geet yack mise tongs | Sick cards are available in any| A sidelight to the Christmas 1TH CELEBRATION | Sprayed and delivered. 728-7288, 723-7088,| For details on Gift Packs ye ase lect Resting at. Melntosh Says; now its the funniest | Townsend, Jerry Bourdages, Roger number jcard story is a gradual increase! Summer of 1969 will mark the CHRISTMAS eee NS nay Sbruces| of SELECT APPLES | pOLCHIMe sateen = erel_Home jobs] ever had to do. It's the erg rpg" snowmen, Googe ub A significant development' is|in the sale of cards for Hannu-|100th anniversary of John Wes-|reasonable rates. Free 'delwvery. °'s09| RED WING ORCHARDS. [FULL-TIME SALESMAN, Classirieg Ads qrecueecey Pi eta ¢ manufacturer's idea, not ours Eee Worware mh ee nee the growing interest in cards|kah, the Jewish Festival ofjley Powell's perilous journey in|Bioor St. E. r3-2281. bey atti | lee fay around the clock, Dial 723 fami! id appreci donations : to < ple r ' 2 Smith, Julie Mosher and Muriel Roznik the Heart Fund 89 expressions of sym ee ¥, DOO e think it's rather | Winner of lamp was Laura saad pathy. iJoke. thame, 1012 McCullough Dr., Whitby, { ' that are really artistic, includ-| Lights, which begins Dec. 26|Colorado ing reproductions of paintings ofithis year, through the Grand) Canyon, | taieaiiitiianimata Assort From C By THE ASSOCIATED Influenza and influe respiratory infections a ting a bug in Christmas ations from Oklahoma te land. Across the Middle mid-South and mid-. states, outbreaks of vari piratory ailments have schools to close early ar nesses to curtail activity Though the "bugs" hs some last-minute Ch shoppers with sore | fever, aches and chest their arrival was not tots expected. Last summer, the U.! ernment's communicab) ease centre in Atlanta forecast an influenza ey in the eastern United Sta winter, Unfortunately, the pre appears to be coming the East and- Middle where several epidemic near-epidemics already full swing. SERIOUS OUTBREA In Michigan, Asian flu 9 ported near epidemic tions in the southeastern of the state--the populor troit area, state health a ties reported, FS Bi, Wis a Wb Was Wa: ¥ in PokP LT A PLES SPS Raia: tiaints TOSS CUSH In any assorted olor Set of 3 ae SERVING T Fiberglos, various desig Set of 3 BOUDOIR L, Lovely brass and wood bose. Each TABLE AND 2 ¢ Kindergarten size, gay decoration. Each SF yet Yay yee