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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, July 18, 1960 | i ouare Mace, 15, Fesserton, Minister Tells Jug school in nearby Stanley- Cecile On Orphans: "I'll have to adopt a wait-and- { ville, *|see policy," he said. "It's all rowned Sunday in Georgian Bay, 20 miles northwest of Or- | July Death Toll |: Of Congo Strife . jas hel + oi? "Wait And See' i. srs, io Frederick Donald Letbold, 17, children she had brought to Stan | Zurich, Ont., believed drowned] AVONMORE, Ont, (CP)--MTrs. |leyville, TORONTO (CP)Welfare Min- have to wait and figure out how | Sunday in Lake Huron, 17 miles| lone McMillan, 47, veteran Congoj Mrs. McMillan said that when|ister Cecile of Ontario says helit's going to affect us. { south of Goderich. missionary who escaped Wednes-| che left the Congo no mission-|has serious reservations about! Lloyd Richardson, children's eqac 1355) An unidentified man Sunday in|day with her six sons from the|,.;oc had been hurt or mission |the application of Prime Minister aid executive director, said he a three car collision near Strath-|strife-torn republic, today anxi-ln,operty damaged. There are|Diefenbaker's announced plan for(also had reservations about the Largest All-Canadian Consumer Loan Company How much do you need? § , {ously awaited word of her hus- : i By THE CANADIAN PRESS William Raymond Willson, 60, George C. Robb, 34, Londoa,|band. i Bg Wg Usps @ Keluses Shire Sn Be Si pn Seventy-two persons died in ac-|Welland, Sunday when bis light|Ont., Sunday in a three-car col-| Rev. J. Hector McMillan public. : he would ref to support any |trickle and it was almost impos- cidents across Canada during the plane crashed near the. Welland lision near Strathroy. Te a elnian alony, itor| But the children attendingpolicy that would jeopardize sible to find parents for orphans mada i 8 ited ac. | AirPort. loading his family on 4 plane|school in Stanleyville had to be(adoption chances of the 8,000 to|of mixed Oriental blood. dentally in the three July week-| Edward Wiley, 17, Georgetown, | So 2 B Wednesday. He wanted io help|accompanies th Res times ; by 10,000 Ontario orphans now under ends so far. Saturday, when hit by a train in| nic ang other missionaries escape. troops ud proteet don against care of Children's Aid Societies. Helps You Overco Last weekend 42 persons died Georgetown Mrs. McMillan and her sons, the rocks, hur at them, Mr. Diefenbaker announced me while a record 122 deaths were| Terence Hodgkinson, 16, Owen Ki ranging in age from six fo 13,] "It began with fights on the|prigay the federal immigration FALSE TEET recorded over the Dominion Day|S0und, in a Toronto hospital Sat-| t ingston are staying at the farm of albus but later we found out little|, ou will be altered to author- H ios long weekend urday of injuries suffered in al brother Archie McMillan near girls were not safe from the bigli oe J4mission of refugee children Looseness and w A an Press survey from|¢ar accident near Owen Sound] KINGSTON (CP) -- Residents|this town about 60 miles south-|black boys who travelled on it. for Canadian foster parents. He| orry 6 p.m. local times Friday fo mid-| earlier Saturday. |of the Polson-Clark subdivision east of Ottawa. Mrs. McMillan said the Congo-( 4 rivincial child welfare au-| ease Heer junoyed or fool f1l-at- 2.5% Scant showed 46 persons Eddie Beamash, 32, Chicago, |on the westefn outskirts of this) Mr. McMillan, a missionary|lese obtained indepeadence at thorities will rule on applications. | teeth. P, Joos, Wobb Jaleo br in traffic accidents this|in Sudbury hospital Sunday of|city were startled Sunday by a|for 15 years with the Unevange-|least five years too soon. Mr. Cecile said he would be the| ine (non ) powder, sprinki i injuries suffered in a car acci- mysterious explosion. RCAF offi-|lized Fields Mission, and his| They were not even ready she do oi Jour plates holds them firmer Y © mum © mum © mum © mum © WO Sm---- weekend. Drownings claimed 18 | ; : i tage of the ed.|last to discourage help for suffer-|feel more wo So lives one man was burned to dent betweén Gore Bay and|cers said the sound might have|wife, in the field for 19 years, (said to take advantage of ie e le wphans on eomtries like death and seven other persons Little Current on Manitoulin Is-|been caused by an aircraft break-|operated a boarding home for 26|ucational facilities available to a Ton died in a variety of mishaps. land. ing the sound barrier. children of missionaries attend-/them. . Last weekend 23 persons died on the highways and 62 persons met death on the road during the three - day Dominion Day < weekend. : 2 ; : " This weekend's road death toll ? . ; : a CV - ' STORE HOURS: included three triple-fatality ac- i i : : b / : 4, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. cidents in Ontario, which pushed : ! the province's toll to 16. Im) Ah ; 4 / ; Monday to Soturdey Quebec reported 10 traffic I 1 Gi ; Open Friday Night deaths, Alberta eight, British Co- ; } ; / . # lumbia and New Brunswick four each Manitoba had two traffic deaths, Nova Scotia and New foundland one each. The survey, which includes traffic and summer activity deaths, compared with 13 drown- ings last weekend and 49 the weekend before that. Five persons were drowned in Quebec, three each in British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba. Ontario had two drownings while Nova Scotia and Quebec had one apiece. H i: Ontario dead: : Rev. Harold J. Williamson, 27, ; « ' : " . " his son Lawrence, 3, and daugh- ? me Killer Kane ter 'Laura, 19 months, of Tor- onto, Friday night in a car-truck| | wh Wo collision south of Sudbury. 2 Weed Bar From $50.00 to $2500.00 . (sometimes more) NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED 37 King St. E., Al Bldg. (next to Biltmore Theotre), Suite 22 lM se Eo An Sirians Open 106 P.M. Fridays Branches Throughout Ontario i \d Miss Blanche Bibby, 78, Brighton, Friday night when her . 5 car went out of control in Tren- 5 J As easy as walking! Just pull it over ton. Peter Messervey, 20, Tren-| | : y 3 3 " + + ton, 5 Tedestrian kiled in toe) ) 25 4 the lawn for effective destruction of same accident. Rose Strong, 53, broad leaf and tap root weeds! a passenger in the Bibby ear, : died later in hospital. It's a ready-made preparation containing a Wthel Squire, 65, Toronto, Z 4 ; > high percentage of 2, 4-D amine solution, S-- when she aud ber see- "> § which won't wash off with rain or blow away ne DF Were S:ruc y a ]a " in the wind, and you simply pull it behind truck in Toronto. James Barker, 29, Paul C.|{* 4 you over the lawn. Effective and safe for Jeffery, 21, and Richard Harlow, i ; the control of weeds such .as dandelion, 15, all of Toronto, in a two-car|| : & ' i plantain, thistle, daisy and many more . . . crash Saturday morning in 7 wk 3 2 p & A Stouffville. o ; y i i one bar should cover approx. 20,000 sq. ft. David Lucier, 40, Brampton, | § i J : § 4 Saturday when the car he was in i } 7 EATON Special Price, package collided with a train in Bramp- 0 y P ' packag ton , Tt on } i {5 vo Frank Ferris, 63, Staffordville, C fo A i Li Saturday when his car missed a J ii El : F f ; ® turn on Highway 19, 32 miles] southeast of London, Ont. | i % J Helen Thompson, 13, Forest, ; J Wk y } Yi Saturday when the car she was dq « % 3 i B ; A i, EATON'S LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 280 in turned over. ; x ; " J PHONE RA 57373 Biography || Ni oo 12 | =n | Cardigan Of Wolfe = AN | Cel 4\\||/// A TLL engl Blended cuffs and waist. Cotton and Nylon Well Done 23 & a 4 2 3 4 ] +1 FP ; \ 4 i "Pearlized" button closing, com- * ) fi Ne '3 21 1% 5% 4 fortable three-quarter length Slips Elizabeth Nowell has written an| | | i 3 i ¥ og 8 Be " sleeves, waist-length. authentic and painstaking bio-| | * y 1 % i Shrink- and moth-resistant, dries ® Slim style with shadow panel down graphy of the late Thomas Wolfe ' § fi or) Gh : quickly. the back, smbroidery on self fabric in her book, "Thomas Wolfe" A" 3 ; P $5 4 fo a : : p i and lace at yoke an m. (Doubleday of Canada Ltd.), al- ' : 5 al : 4] 1 Wie only, sizes small, medium White only, sizes 32 to 42. though she does show a strong bX : 1 | and 'oge, tendency to take the U.S. author's| | % a Wa ' i ] As - = EACH EACH .self-appraisals a little too ser-|| © WA " Bie ; i : 7 ] fously. | 75 EER 3% EAA A TEM ; She tells about Wolfe's early / AC 5% 4 wi A 15 / ; INE Al : ° a years in Ashville, N.C. where his mother kept a boarding house, where his father ran a marble Sak EATON'S UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 246 EATON'S UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 209 d, and x 1 Jor Ph paren eccuped Galvanized Fan-Style Opaque Plastic : PHONE RA 5-7373 PHONE RA 5.7373 » | ' ; nN san in Exc f pti 0 i al S avi i gs 0 nh Lawn Edging Wooden Trellis Garden Hose 5 tween the two, sleeping wherever Prevents grass from Unfinished wood ready to Plastic ribbed outer sure " " By md, But TE nays : |] creeping onto driveways, paint in the colour of face approx. 7/16" in- Orlow . The book tells about his six- walks, flower beds , . . your choice... construc. side diameter, light- Bulky-Knit year mother-son love affair with 0 - ve po | S edging is about 4' high ted in traditional fan pat* weight, should not crack ° a married woman nearly twice made of weather-resisting tern . . . lovely for climb- or kink. Zinc-type, crimp- Ca rdigans Bis ase, oe am vem, a galvanized metal, bends ing roses, etc. Size is style couplings. : ; Editor Max Perkins of Scribner. & 1 4 4 46 easily to contour of gar- approx. 8' in height and EATON July Sale Special A miniature hi-fashion The biography skips by Mrs. ave ® 6 fo ® den. Package contains =~ fan aot top measuring Prices; note for little girls. Soft, Esther Jack in "The Webb, and Wh Sng den sed 0 coor 8e8Y BL fluffy, bulky "Orion" the Rock, and "You Can't go . 7] " . 23. 1Ppec wih /metg 1a . bly, Sale 1.49 3 19 sweaters, fashioned in Home Again". Mrs. Bernstein set Special buy of 1960 lines from 1o join other langths, Special, each .. Add classic cardigans, with Wolfe up in a studio on Manhat- . . EATON July Sale tan's Eighth Street, cooked gour- | two internationally-known makers ! Spocial canon. 109 wo ....... 509 long sleeves, ribbing at waistband and cuffs. Blue met meals for him while he| \ wrote, helped add to the slim| EATON'S LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 253 PHONE RA 5-7373 ' and Red only. Sizes 2, 4, pother nd row tics | ORDINARILY 4.95 to 7.95! | ee job at New York University and bo 11 helped him, b; i. - Soong SU Aired Mom Sy War aampr-»=e 0.1L. Latex House Paint EACH Homeward, Angel". a Acrylic latex exterior paint that flows on easily, to leave | AIDS CAREER also helped with| pr a tough, hard-wearing surface that "breathes" to help : Wolfe's career. He went with him EATON July Sale @ combat flaking, blistering and the ravages of weather. Dries \ ® on extravagant walks around quickly to reduce bug and dust collection. Follow instruc- Manhattan's Central Park, He H ti tin. drank with him and above al] he| Special, each . . 5 one is n | White, China blue, Coral sky, Golden tan, Arcadia green, EATON'S UPPER LEVEL helped to shape Wolfe's prose into "Look Homeward, Angel". Wolfe| Parchment, Chamois beige, sunflower, Seaway blue, Gull DEPT. 210 left Scribners in 1937 and broke grey, Wood rose. : PHONE RA 5-7373 with the man who had accom-| panied him to eminence. Wolfe 3 { 10 00 A UART GALLON said it was for "ideological rea- or M oy - = ° sons" Perkins had curbed Wolfe's EATON'S LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 275 PHONE RA 5-7373 passing romance with Marxism. Critic Bernard De Voto had : : written that Wolfe lacked the|| Handsome shirts of good-quality, Summer-cool cottons and complete 'artist amd was merey|| a¥ons - . . all hand-washable, and many "wash 'n' wear" Solid Rock Maple Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture a collaborator with Perkins on|| types that need little or no ironing. Choose from shirts in the the Scribner "ass ine" : : : iis ; i Wolfe tried AY ae season's best-selling styles, patterns, shades . . . expertly Softly glowing, these beautifully styled pieces have a durable, hard finish. The Spice Brown colour is just right for but he died of brain t i : : ; i bad Eo Jain The Tiluss tailored and detailed with one or two breast pockets, button- the Colonial styling 1,200,000-word manuscript to his| | down or "perma-stay" collars. Rich shades of gold, olive Buffet, Refrectory Table, Mirror, Bookcase Bed, new editor at Harper's, who sliced ; : : 4 ' each h n each each w it up to make "The Web and The| | blue, grey, tan, white and red in the lot. Sizes small, med- ae eae & tr. sodas i Ren Bl Male Sa Tel : : . Welsh Top, Round Table, Single Dresser Bunk Bed, Again" and a book of short] YM, large and extra large included. Please state collar size each = each " 94.50 and Mirror, each . 98.50 each . tories. His last k ed i i " Cig a rors Seeted 0 when ordering. Shop early for "pick of the crop'! Ching Cabinet, Armchair, 31 50 Chest-on-chest, 105 00 Nite Table, kips. each Pes each = each ......... ] each Col gis EXTRA SAVING OF .47 Server Buse, Side Chai, iy 79.50 oe. tr essasaas LJ black scowls of Hitler as he each each each whoops hoarsely for Negro Jesse| WH EN YOU BUY TH REE ! Welsh Top Double Dresser, 10 00 Panel Bed, Ii 95 each .. " [} Owens at the 1936 Berlin Olym- h h cach i * eac - each .....ce0 tees ssssse pics. This is a book to be treasured EATONS MALL LEVEL, DEPT. 228 - ll ls 3 bok be ifeasited PHONE RA 5.7373 EATON'S LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 270 know and love the works of the late American author whose pri- vate life was such an unhappy mess, especially in the creative years when he continued to turn out some of his best books.