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"THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE 1 | [CROSSWORD - - = By Eugene Sheffer HORIZONTAL 1. pointof a crescent moon 8.large snakes 9. given nourishment 12. inner coat of the iris 13. Gaelic 80. less 53. legal wrong - 54. unit of work 55. river in Italy 57. small islands 61. Scottish Arctic explorer 62. dye indigo 64. Great Lake spbegye 10. independent Ireland : 11. specks 16. church festival 20. guided 22. paid notice 23. woman of title 24. Russian . VERTICAL 1. severed 2. grape- 3. unyielding 4. idle chatters 8. French cap 6. correlative of either 7. European Jagged Sea Crags . b} 3 = Giant's Weapon Halifax-- (CP) --The mighty Glooscap--Imdian Paul Bunyan of the Maritimes -- may actually Lave lived in his storied home on the red cliffs of Blomidon, over- looking Minas Basin on Nova Scotia's western shore, Such is the contention of Joe Cope. Perhaps the fact that Joe, dwel- ling on the Indian reservation at nearby Shubenacadie, is a true descendant of Micmac war-chiefs with close to 90 years to absorb Indian lore, has something to do with the sincerity of his story, The tales of Glooscap standing atop the steep slope and hurling his gigantic spears into the muddy water below were told to Joe by his Micmac ancestors. But he also adds a modern touch. At low (ide, he says, where the Blomidon meets the sea, are seen two huge spear shaped rocks. Might not these rocks be the heads of two of Glooscap's weapons thrown from the crests ahove? With this convincing fact off his mind Joe will probably then puff on his well-aged pipe and launch into another of his pet subjects: the treatment of In- dians, «We're under what the white men call, I believe 'unconditional surrender' , .., we're a conquered people and we can't help it." But 'he believes there is a fu- ture for young Indians wishing to take advantage of facilities of- fered them by the federal govern- ment, In typical Cope manner he'll say: 'n'ot only are the In- dians becoming more civilized , . . but the white men too are becom- ing civilized." THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 194) ® Daly's Tea is delicious because It is a high quality tea. Ask your grocer for * Daly's Tea. You'll enjoy it. LIBBY'S ASSORTED BABY FOOD . . LIBBY'S Q.T. READY TO MIX PIE CRUST - BURRY'S FANCY ANN PAGE VARIOUS BRANDS Te ie, = BONELESS CHICKEN - CLARK'S NUSHROOM SOUP " 5-0z. - Tins 15¢ 6-oz. Tin "hr 19¢ Ib. 49¢ ww. ge | PRETZEL STIX BOLOGNA "Co NO COUPONS ®@ o Cake LIBBY'S eo eo +o PRICES © eo T-oxz Tin 20-o0z. Tin o 10-02, Tins 13¢ 15¢ GREEN TEA CUROWN so 7 5 » « wm 09" Pkg. 15¢ 12-02. 25¢ Tin Czar 25. goddess of 20-o0z. earth Tin 26. June-bug 30. lamprey fishermen viper 8. close her- metically 9. shapes 65. consume mation 66. network 67. normal either, Let's go over and break tha fool? 11¢ 11¢ VARIOUS BRANDS GREEN BEANS * ° 14. city in Brazil 15. become ragged 17. father \"T don't know ber EE gre LOBSTER "© ° iy 65¢ 19¢ fu 20-o0z. Tin 8-08, Builds Cottage Effort to Solve Home Shortage . B. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. F. A t and Wayne, Maple Grove, Mrs. W. E. Sanderson, Fast Whitby, Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Ratz and Don- na, Hampton visited Mr Edgar Wright. Misses Laverne and Elva Orchard Bowmanville at Mr, M. Stainton's. Miss Annabelle Adcock, Miss Grace Kersey, Hampton, with Mrs. mour. Misses Gloria and Carrol Wright visited Mr. W..B. S8andersons, East Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. J, Allan, Toronto, thick. Bd Cain, Pontypool. A Such, Hampton, with Mrs, T. M. Slemon with evening, April 20th, Mrs, R. M. Seymour, being the speaker. Special The C.GI.T. meeting was held Saturday, April 12th at Mrs, Harold Ashton's. Next meeting at Doreen Rahm's, April 26th. Mr. F. Ellis has sold his farm to Mr. R. Stenger. Mrs. R. M. Se; is training the children for the Sunday School anhiversary. J Mrs, Gordon Leask with Mrs. Annis, Rahm. Mr. and Mrs. W. Rahm, Doreen and Clem, with Mr. Lorne Griffin, Purple Hill. RADAR GUARDS PORT Liverpool, England -- (CP)-- The movement - of harbor traffic here will soon be under the direction of radar sets which will.cost the Har- bor Board about $120,000. It is hoped the apparatus will be ready for use sometime in June. WHAT BINGE DOES Drunkeness is a temporary cere- bro-spinal disorder induced by the absorption of alcohol into the sys- tem in a short space of time. Lee BY A. Burr EMPIRE GARDEN TRACTORS "Built To Do the Job" 6H.P. - 3H.P.-1}; H.P. Also a new product, The BOB-O-LAWN Power Mower' ./All on display and ayailable for immediate delivery. See us first at 1024 Lakeview Gardens Oshawa Phone 66-W-12 Perr FLIGHT LINE In keeping with the heading of this column, the aircraft found parked around the hangar on the flight line will be described in de- tail so that when you come out to look over the air activities at the local airport you will be able to re- cognize the various types of plane which will be operating. Two Aeronca Champion aircraft are available, one is owned by the Club and the other is owned by Mr. C. M. Birchard who is one of the most enthusiastic club members. Both aircraft are in great demand these fine spring days for they are quiet, easy to fly and up to date. Following are the features:: Seats 2; gross weight 1,220 lbs.; empty weight 710 1lbs.; fuel 14 gallons: . | performance: Max. speed 100 m.p h.; cruising speed 90 m.p.h.; land- ing speed 38 m.p.h.; climb 500 feet per min.; cruising range 270 miles. Engine: 4 cylinder continental 65 horse power. The span is 35 feet and overall length 21 feet 6 inches. It is an easy-to-fly tandem trainer featur- .| ing 300 degree visability, with ex- ceptionall large windows and a one plece formed windshield. Standard equipment includes dual brakes, steerable tail wheel, compass, wir- ing for navigation lights and cabin heater, The Champion can be taxi- ed from the front seat with excel- lent visibility forward over the nose. The local Aeronca Cham- pions bear seriel numbers CF-DNR and CF-DFL. Last Sunday the weather man finally started playing his cards the right way and the largest num- ber of flying hours of any one day in 1947 were logged. Many mem- | bers took advantage of the oppor- | tunity to fly the Ercoupe stored at the local hanger and it had a very busy day. Next Sunday a breakfast flight to Picton Airport is planned and all aircraft will be participating. These flights are very 'popular and the following week--ends many mem- 18. aptitude 19. 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