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70 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, June 28, 1961 TO CELEBRATE CANADA'S BIRTHDAY SPECIAL! ALPINE CLUB GINGER ALE or LIME RICKEY ..... SPECIAL! MEDIUM SMALL, ASSORTED 30-FL. OZ. BTLS. PLUS DEPOSIT OLDEST GRADUATE Richard U. Ward, who cele- brates his 100th birthday in three weeks, was honored as the oldest living graduate of St. George's Public School when he paid a visit to the London, Ont., school. Present- ing him with flowers and a gift are, left to right, Mary McAlpine, Dorothy Thompson, and Nancy Fairs. --(CP Wirephoto) GREEN GIANT FANCY PEAS ....... SPECIAL! WITH PORK AND CHILI SAUCE CLARK'S SPECIAL! Stores Will Be CLOSED SAT. JULY 1 HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS SPECIAL! REGULAR PACK MONARCH 2 MARGARINE ......... SPECIAL! GRAPE, ORANGE, PARTY PUNCH, APPLE OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY Night til 9 Western Farms Burn Under Severe Drought 1-18. PKGS. 48-FL. OL. LGE. TINS By THE CANADIAN PRESS | A wheat pool spokes man|Hat south to Foremost is about Severe drought in all three said rain is needed in the south-|15 bushels an acre. western provinces continues 10 eastern area burn crops and blacken the out- look of farmers. While rains of from one-fifth to one inch dampened northern| and central areas Monday,| southern Alberta, Saskatchewan immediately if President Ed Nelson of the |farmers union said the federal {farmers are to harvest as much| government will have to provide {as five bushels of wheat an|at least $35,000,000 in aid to Al- |acre. Average wheat yield in berta farmers to ease the pinch the hardest hit area between caused |Grassland, Alta., and Medicine'and grasshopper damage. this year by drought and Manitoba crops withered under the weight of a prolonged scorcher. Manitoba provincial authori- $les sald the 48-day dry spell represents the driest year for| the province since precipitation records were started in 1874. The Farmers' Union of Al berta asked the federal govern- ment to declare the southeast- ern section of the province a "disaster area." Saskatchewan A gr culture] Minister Nollet said Saskatche-| OTTAWA (CP)--If all goes ac- Lines' plans and economic fore- casts, the Crown - owned com- pany should just about break even this year. Airline Hopes To Break Even jcouver South) suspected that cording to Trans - Canada AirTCA hid what would otherwise {have been a profit last year in a depreciation account. | "I think you are trying to show a worse picture than you Hi-C FRUIT DRINKS -. GARDEN FRESHI TOP QUALITY! PRODUCE FEATURES ! LUSCIOUS WEEK-END TREAT! No. 1 GRADE! BIG BLACK BEAUTIESI BING CHERRIES... 49 CALIFORNIA'S FINEST! No. 1 GRADE! WITH ICE CREAM A DELICIOUS DESSERT! 39- THOMSON VARIETY] LARGE CLUSTERS OF SWEET EATING! CHILDREN LOVE THEM! FAMOUS FOR MILD SWEET FLAVOUR! No. 1 GRADE! 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Prime Minister Diefenbaker announced in the Commons at Ottawa that the federal govern- ment will pay half the freight cost of moving fodder and cat- tle to meet the drought problem in the Prairie provinces. The announcement was made| after Liberal Leader Pearson| attempted unsuccessfully to open a debate on drought con- ditions in Western Canada. GRAIN PRICES RISE In the face of the drought which extends to the southwest United States, grain futures prices on the Chicago Board of Trade firmed Tuesday with wheat and oats advancing a cent 4 bpp pran ie vin voy tures up nearly four cents. Gov-| ernment officials from the Prai-| rie provinces were reported to have inquired about the avail- ability of feed grain from the He de- government-owned railways and the government," he said. "The airlines approved TCA's 1861 competition is not hurting you." budget Tuesday. | Douglas Fisher (CCF -- Port It was based on a net income | Arthur) said CPA lost $4,700,000 of $500,000, compared to last|last year. year's deficit of $2,607,350, the| "What would be the effect on first deficit in 10 years. {your revenues if CPA were TCA officials said they based given more tr an s continental their forecasts on the assump-|flights?" Mr. Fisher asked. tion TCA would not run into fur-| "We'd lose our shirts," said ther stiff competition from Ca-|W. S. Harvey, comptroller of nadian Pacific Airlines. The TCA. NOW AVAILABLE IN ALL LOBLAW MARKETS A FINE SELECTION OF GARDEN FRESH Ontario Grown Vegetables ® CRISP HEAD LETTUCE © TASTY GREEN ONIONS © FRESH CUCUMBERS © ROSEBUD RADISH © TENDER BEETS ® SOLID CRISP CABBAGE ® SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOWER QUALITY IS TOPS | ARRIVING FRESH DAILY I question now is before cabinet| for a decision on airline com-| petition policy. B ib C Ernest ise (PC ~ Van. | I e ase BC. Liberals helsRlant Rap Alliance |"ICCSS Lamera OTTAWA (CP) -- A Cornwall VANCOUVER (CP)--A | Man accused of giving a mem- SPECIAL | PRE-DRESSED GRADE "A" TURKEYS =... . 43: SPECIAL! "IDEAL FOR SUMMER COTTAGE OR PICNICS" HICKORY SMOKED S.X. COOKED HAMS... = 2.49 SPECIAL | SWIFT'S spokesman for the British Co- mba Vannes Tihasal Asoania tion said Tuesday the associa- tion is opposed to any alliance or proposed alliance with the New Party. President Mike Jeffery was United States. commenting on a report that ber of Parliament a $10,000 |cash bribe smashed a photog- fz api I's camera 'fuesday on |his way into court. Abe Bergeron, 45-year - old service station operator, hit the camera out of news photogra- pher Bill Newton's hands after {Newton took a picture of him The Alberta Wheat Pool said Ontario Young Liberals think outside the courthouse. the area about 40 miles west of|an alliance between them and| Medicine Hat is "likely the most critical in the province" and the New Party might be a good idea. | Newton ducked the blow and the burly Bergeron slipped and [fell on the laneway. The pho- "hopes of harvesting any crops| B.C. Liberal leader Ray Per-|tographer recovered his badly at all are quite slim." Hardest hit are the mustard and flax crops, some of which were being plowed under. | rault commented that he is am- enable to the idea, providing the New Party joins the Liberal party. Dead Workers Ignored Warning TORONTO (CP) -- Four wit- nesses Tuesday told a coroner's jury two men who died May 26 ignored their warnings before a cave-in of freshly poured con- crete in Toronto's east-west sub- way project. Coroner Dr. Morton Shulman and a five-man jury heard wit- nesses say the wet concrete roof of a tunnel collapsed killing the men because steel jacks and shoring were not used to hold roof moulds. The witnesses, most of them laborers in non - supervisory jobs, said they warned John Blaney, 39, a carpenters' fore- man and Edgar Ostkamp, 34, an engineer, before the two were buried. Paul Pankiewich, a laborer, told the jury strong bracing was not used because Frankel Steel Construction Company *"started skimping to save money and time." He said he asked Ostkamp work was safe enough before the engineer went to inspect it and was told to mind his own business. damaged camera and later dis- covered the film was usable. Bergeron and Raymond Bru- neau, former Liberal MP for Glengarry - Prescott, were re- manded to July 11 on bribery charges laid in connection with a government property purchase i oy while Bruneau was an Fortune May ¢ Be Used For DDEMIIIA EDA MUEIDT SPECIAL! "IDEAL FOR MEAT LOAF OR HAMBURGERS" SPECIAL! HN Ee [4 Nan of CHOICE BOLOGNA SLICED SPECIAL! AVAILABLE IN MOST MARKETS Chopped BEEF STEAKETTES - 55¢ ® FRESH FROZEN FISH -- PAN READY @ SPECIAL! CLEANED AND PEELED Georgia Golden Shore SHRIMP ...... i. 1,109 FOR DELICIOUS SANDWICHES SPECIAL I EXTRA STAMPS With Coupon & Purchase ONE 10 LB. BAO NEW POTATOES Henry Svans, a carpenter| : : from Hamilton, said he pre.| Foreign Aid dicted within two hours the! time of collapse and warned the| . ZURICH (AP) -- The former Gamble Benedict says she SUDEIVISOLs to stay away from! ;.ic"to invest' her $30.000.000 the tunnel. : ; 4 Remington typewriter fortune in PREDICTED COLLAPSE underdeveloped countries -- if "I told them it would collapse |and when she gets it. between eight and 10 o'clock,"| "My grandfather was a pio- Svans said, "when the forms|neer so why shouldn't I try were filled up (with concrete). |Something like that?" she asked But they said 'never.' " | Tuesday. Mr. Svans said the subway| She and her ex-chauffeur hus- project was the first in his 25|Pand, Andrei Proumbeanu seem years of experience. in which |Sure the opposition of Gamble's steel jacks were not used to grandmother, Mrs. Katherine give added strength to the forms | Scncdict, can be overcome and during a heavy pour. {the fortune will come their way Roy Kelloway said he checked | ISX! January Wien Gamble be: fhe Jom work May 25 and gave | : aney his opinion: "I told him! i I didn't think it was safe. 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