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18 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTR, Pridey, Bocomber 20, 1957 7 a (LCRA 3 STORES 7 @ /i 5) ¢/ Gift Selection In Town , CS ------ I ------------------ ET ------------ Christmas Special 21" TV HI-FI Record Player and Radio . . . ih) BIGGEST BARGAIN EVENT OF THE YEAR FREE GIFTS for everyone Specials _ Galore !! COME IN FOR YOUR COPY OF Bing Crosby's BIG NEW CHRISTMAS PARKING RIGHT AT DOOR!! == : i's FREE with any purchase of $5 or more Firestone sions ADDRESS TOYS -TOYS-TOYS | The Biggest Selection of Toys in Oshawa NO PARKING PROBLEM HERE PARK RIGHT AT THE DOOR | = tet | I wa 3 CORNER KING and DIVISION STREETS irestone| aig OPEN TIL 8 PM. UNTIL CHRISTMAS Vd A -- PHONE RA 5-6566 saw0=730a S NEWS BRIEFS GONG FOR EISENHOWER PARIS (Reuters) -- Presid 10 YEAR SCHEME Eisenhower today received a gold medal from an organization of 25,000 French farmers, a tribute to him as "president, liberator) and Gettysburg farmer." Count Francois de Vogue, head of the Societe des Agriculteurs de France, presented the medal. UNCOVER PERON PLOT BUENOS AIRES (Reuters)-- Police 'have accused Jortties die- gentine. have already been made. MISSILE FOR JAPAN SRO site's ce Soa 5 g to equip Japan's fledgling t-war air force with the Sidewinder missile, an air-to- air rocket which homes itself on an enemy plane. The decision to send the § J planes was announced ay by the U.S.-Japan security|the Ni committee after its fourth ses- sion. By JOHN LeBLANC : Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP)--A huge expan- sion program for civil a over the next New fields will be springing all over the country. A ec vor ume private projection of Can- ada's flying future in the hands of Transport Minister Hees indi. cates that much of this will be in orth as development takes place there. But many of the more than two BUY AT Cn ----,. REASONABLE PRICES VIGOR GASOLINE STANDARD TAX INCLUDED | VIGO 78 BOND St. W. NEW SUPER HIGH TEST 9/10¢ GAL. 9/10¢ 4 Ju TAX INCLUDED R OIL RA 5-1109 Aviation Expansion Program Is Planne Sputniks By THE CANADIAN PRESS Miniature satellites and mis- siles have made some inroads into toy departments in stores aeross Canada this Christmas, but not enough to displace any of the old favorites. Traditional Christmas toys such as dolls and doll carriages, electric trains, cowboy suits and holsters, hobby and construction sets are still the prime sellers across toy counters, a Canadian Press survey shows. A nation-wide mail-order and retail house says satellite toys, modelled after the Russian Sput- nik, are not big sellers. One reason is that satellite toys are not being produced in volume in Canada. Most come from New York. Favored In Toy Department have just about outsold everye thing else. But even in missile-happy Ed- monton, the demand for more conventional toys was main. tained. Edmonton toy prices were gen- erally up a few cents year. Moose Jaw, Sask, and Mon! .al toy prices are wp slightly this year also. xcept for some electronie |toys, these increases are not general. here say they are holding the on prices this Christmas. The new electronic toys this Christmas include a satellite radar defence centre for repell- ing invaders from outer space, a radar rocket launcher, a rocket with an electric brain and which follows a pre-set course. The only major centre across Canada that reported an espe- cially high demand for satellite toys was Edmonton. | PRICES STEADY There, retailers say that since the first Russian satellite began orbiting in October, space toys Some stores also have a bat- tery-operated lightning bug that | changes direction every time its antenna comes in contact with something. If this doesn't titillate the chil- |dish appetite there is always a | complete home-broadcasting sys- ss operated with a tiny tran- sistor. BIG OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW .. «. . and big things from little ideas grow . . . 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GROWNUP DOLLS Parents of little girls can also buy adult dolls. Some have "grownup" figures, and feature nylon stockings, high - heeled shoes and painted finger nails. For more practical girls there are automatic washers operated by batteries, miniature soft drink dispensers and ice cream mak- ers. The modern era is also re- flected in rocking horses. The new models are western - style broncos that buck, bounce and gallop, and have a thing called a TV saddle to be used by young fry for watching their favorite ams. For little girls there are also toy baking sets, plastic tea sets, ashing machines, dryers, iron- ers, a with chrome-plated handles and fenders. For boys there are airplanes, ray guns, helmets, hockey sweat- ers, trucks, cars, cranes, - guns and all sorts of mechanical s like electrical drill sets and hockey games. BURKETON E. M. McCOY Correspondent BURKETON -- The WA met at the church hall and held its elee- tion of officers for the ensuin| year. The Si udguce was fair. 4 d reco! was sent yA WA by Alden 'Hubbard with the compliments of the season . R. B. Green meeting and gave a very inspir-! ing talk, On Wednesday 2 11, a social evening was af the home of and Mrs. Bert Dean. Proceeds went to the church building fund. Mrs. Wm. McLaughlin has gone to Blackstock for the winter : months, with Mrs, Fred Bailey. Mrs. Cyrus Ashton has return. ed home after visiting relatives in Bowmanville, Mrs. I. Argue has returned , home after spending a few days , with Mrs. R. Spints, who has been ill. The community wishes her a ' speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. B. Hubbard and ' Alden were Sunday dinner guests at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hubbard and family, to celebrate the wedding anniver- sary of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Hubbard. Lawrence Lunn, Toronto, visit. ! ed Mr. and Mrs. Les Taylor and family, Mr. and Mrs. Les Argue and © family attended the funeral of Mr. Argue's uncle in Peterborough om Saturday. Mrs. A. J. Trick, Lindsay, visit- led friends in the village last | Thursday. Miss Donne Patfield, Eddie Patfield, and James Stephenson, ' Oshawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. W, 8 enson and family. r. and Mrs. Murray Abbott : land Kathy, Bowmanville, visited |Mr. and Mrs. Howard Abbott and | family. : Mr. and Mrs. George Bammer, ' daughter and granddaughter, Whitby, visited Mr. and Ss, Bert Dean. 1 Mr, and Mrs, Albert Bryam, | Courtice, visited Mr. and Mrs. B. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Russell White White and family, Peterborough, visited Mr. and Peter Gatchell and family. Mr. and Mrs, P. W. Davidson, Zion, visited Mr. and Mrs. B. Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. Bryant, Oshawa, visited Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Me- Cullough and family. White On , Dec. 18, a Gift Service was held at the church with a fair attendance. The gifts are sent to the Old Folks' Home at Cobourg, The |Rev. R. B. Green was in £harge of the service. On Sunday, Dee, |22, there will be a special r eve , Dee. eld mas Service.