The Oshawa Times, 26 Jan 1961, p. 13

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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thavsdey, Jonsery 16, 96% 3 ! GAS WATE ! | 4 | EDMONTON (CP) -- Natural (eo | © 1 gos has brought wesith to AL. MADE A PROFIT (high in gemesswny attendance Nth of ats ee ead TU + der. Four nominees {or Kennedy | sdministration posts pose on Capitol Hill today alter win ning approval of the Benale BAN BURNS BURNS CLUB FORT WILLIAM (CP) federal peri nent has left a the mouths of Beotsmen here What Fort William could romantic Time have & small war Separating 4 Scol_onRobert Burns 'day from fis haggis is like banning pige music in the Highland The de artment food mm ee or iithou Nhe iYS he's three hag William Burns from Seotland nigm ary Ina anmver Birthday ih The uiture deta had 1 n avin i more rausen ory locked es the Fon ardered Wednesda th Club for celehratin ary of poet Burn He told the 47 frustrated ch member Lhe Perth must he whence I just don't understand it, said a disappeinted Frank Williams, student of the bard's works and an avid member of the Burns club. The parcel was shipped to him "The department of agricul: ture won't let us have the haggis because it arrived without & government seal of approval, I don't understand how the seal got lost, It didn't Scotland's tradi- wreel from nt back or burned from I came wrapped and cooked In a [grams because it gave them an sheep's stomach |oxcelle nt metal True Scotsmen say it's de licious Unfortunately for Wednes: day night's celebrants, on every food parcel from Eur ope a government seal must be placed indicating the con. | tents have been processed in An approved abattolr The Scots ate haggis way, good as the food which lies in the customs office "We flew in three from the east, hut it lacks the Scottish spices." What will happen to the im prisoned haggis?" "it Mr Scots any sent back says, "We're can't afford it" voan't he Williams We Boy's Sentence Rired In House OTTAWA (CP)~The question of a possible commutation of the death sentence against 14.yvear old Anthony Wayne Yensen of Capreol, Ont, convicted of mur der last week in the knife slay ing of a Capreol mother of three children, was raised in the Com mons Wednesday Speaker Roland Michener sald the question shouldn't be asked Robert C. Coates (PC--Cum herland) asked Prime Minister Diefenbaker whether any ac tion had heen taken in view of the death penalty ordered for the youth Speaker Michener said ques tions about the royal preroga tive of mercy should not he asked before that prerogative is axercised Yensen was sentenced Satur day at Sudbury to be hanged April 18 for the September mur The jury recommended mercy, but the death sentence 1s mandatory where there is a conviction on a murder charge The present Progressive Con. servative muted death sentences in all cases where there has heen a ary recommendation . for mercy, Since the Conservatives took office June 21, 1957, there have been 10 executions and 38 commutations of death sen tences. In 12 of the 36 cases the jury recommended mercy SYMBOLIC APPROACH DERBY, England (CP) ~~ A candy jar containing 5000 ex tracted teeth is on display out side a local dental clinie. Clinic members hope to persuade chil dren to take better care of their) teeth, GLASS COIN The United States considered minting a three-cent glass piece during the Second World War te relieve the copper shortage. it did to 42 Beots in | but claimed it wasn't as | government has com-| NOMINEES GIVEN OK BY SENATE Finance Committee From of Virginia, to be yndersecre- left: John 8, Gleason, Jr., 0 | vi of the treasury; Mrs | filingis, to be Veterans Ad Elizabeth RB. Smith of Califor | monisteator: Henry H Fowler | nia, to be treasurer of the Prisoners 'Don't Work FAVER OUTPUT LP MONTREAL (CP)--Output of the Canadian pulp and § Ape in |dustry was at a record level in | 1060 BR. M. Fowler, pre ide nt of {the Canadian Pulp and Paper tion sid Wednesday BENNIE mg He gid in h annual re. ge re] 5 port thet over ill production rose by five per cent in 1960 (CP | compared with 1958, with a cor } ;| responding rise in (he Hamilton MONTREAI master-General Wednesda night prisoners federal penitentiaries dn work on mail box keys or locks.) He commenting on Of Itawe reports that four men #r- rested in connection with #8 neque passin nan Kes ald could open al federal mall box in| value ol - Was pres that police Hust every OUawa--and probably in the en | (tire country, The keys were he-| lieved made at Kingston peni-| tentiary, the report ald fr. Hamilton sald prisons have reps One ireq mall hoxe considerable period the {lowed into the penitentiaries are) given to prison officials so they | lean cheek repairs It was possible, however, that a prisoner with 8 knowledge of {locks could make a key that! {would open the mail boxes | "But I am quite convinced |that, even i mail boxes had never gone inte penilentiaries there are many people in Can ada who could make keys to open the locks," Mr, Hamilton Lime nu Only Key a giant size 2% sald, Repalving mail boxes was a LE TE A opportunity te WOrking Mr, Hamilton sald that at the moment he has heard nothing that would indicate the mail-hox Fepalrs program should be changed Mall box keys and locks now are made by an Ottawa firm, the said learn CITY WIDE 8 KING ST. E PHONE RA 3 224% FR TOUGH TIMES In the hard times after thh First World War, Germany ely: culated coins of porcelain and SQ papier mache KOS STORE SLYN PLAZA | Roosa NEL SIN BOWMANVILLE AND WHITBY {Color B 4 3 inte Margarine Commities mel a TORONTO (CP) ~ The Tor Lim the steps of Queen's Park United States of New undersecretary for monetar and Robert V, York of the treasury affairs He did nat he output ures ART COMMISSION LONDON (CFP) sion to decorsle two staurants 7] murals nas gome Evans, a. 15-y¢ with no art training ELIZABETH ARDEN iy) body lotion Blue Gps ot © Gm Gi CAL, Now this famous Lotion in in economy giant gize in hottle leak the hand th the ith i plastic exclusive proof loe-top dispenser This superb Lotion smooths, whitens, and softens in just one appli cation, Easy to apply-- delightful to use, Vor " fimited ime only, 4 os, size 1,25, B og, size 2.25, Codmelic Deparlment DELIVERY 530 SIMCOE PHONE RAS RAB 4GGE | El 81. 8 hac PLAZA {Wednesday end demonstrates the trigls of a hovsewife trying io color a Bar of marganne The nine women, sll Toronto housewives, stood for nearly mimes and worked color buds inte the margarine to tern i) butter yellow for a group of! newspaper and (elevision cam lerRmen They carried # sign which asked the government to re move the "nuisance han" on eolored margarine, They were armed asise with a petition of more than 2660 names of house wives who support their drive The petition was shown to five Toronto legislative mem bers: Hollis Becket (PC~York to be give hig A commis London with black and white Beatty | ar-old schoolgirl Bast), Henry Price (PC ~~ Si David), Richard Sutton (PC iY ork Bearhorough), Kenneth (Bryden (CCF--Woodbine) and Vernon Singler (L--~York Cen itre) | Mr. Becket said he supported the women "I have #90 housewives in a : uds my nding whe want Sonora MATERINE end why shouldn't they have i. | don't lke prohibition of sny kind." SHOULD RAVE CROICE Mis. Olive Coombe, chalrman of the commitice, said women have the right te buy eotton or mylon stockings and true or arti ficial vanilla so "why can't we iy a yellow spread for bread! © as well as butter?" Present legislation, which pro hibits the sale of colored marg arine but allows enloring 10 be packaged with it, discriminates) © those who have thel | against most need of B cheaper spread, she said Mrs. Ruth Crone ssid mare grine sells for as little as 3 cents & pound compared to Werte but i5 has wise brought 8, CHICAGO (AFP) \ haze to Edmonton. Dr. N. H.\Cubs Wednesday reported a net! (Grace of the Alberta research profit of 927411 for the 1969 ses leouneil says the burning of son. The figuee compared natural gas is creating & fog 914.003 for 1950. Home game at thet hangs constantly ever the 'endance (efi off by #4485 10 | = Cieagm of 1,246.50, city so that the sky is & pale, 10tal of B99,776 but the road furry Wiue, turnout was wp W1464 (or 8 new ahout 72 cents for hutier--""and butter is usually stale at thet" The group presented B one page hrief 10 the legislative) members, Saying margarine hoped to ines » its sale hy compelling the house wife to buy it in a form which is much less attractive, lle ws gir avd lor Wie ALL VEGETABLE Blue Bonnet . MARGARINE LEAL EE A AA AAA AAA SWIFT'S PREMIUM Macaroni & Cheese Veal, Pork and Chicken Pickle and Pimento Yes our semi-annual Clearance all this week with many excellent Dolla Men's and Pullover Boys' Sizes 2t0 § SHOE STORE 31 SIMCOE ST. NORTH ® OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL Snow Boot strap, shearling lined cuff. Brown only 3.49 | Men's Sixes 6 to 11 3 98 ot these prices . . . you can't afford cold wet feet! PAVIDSON'S PAVIDSON'S JANUARY CLEARANCE Is Still In Full Swing 20ie continues r Saving Buys in top quality Shoes and Winter Footwear. 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