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Fete Ladies Club To Wiener Roast By M. HORN ter, Mrs, Cecil Slemon and Mr. HAMPTON -- The Ladies'|Slemon. daughter Nancy, Port Credit, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Honey. Mrs, Sidney Nash and Miss Mavis Nash, Detroit, Michigan. have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs, Chapman, Mrs. Nash, Miss Nash, Mr. Gordon Shackle- ton and son, Billie, were Sunday BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Russ Cars May Be Competitors are depreciating in non-use. "Pride of ownership" may sians, Sir Francis comments. If this happens the demand for cars at home will "rocket" and hours a week, even though they|Russian capabilities should not be under-emphasized. He nade bis Sommenstt in an interview 'oronto while on a also develop among the Rus-| i. "i0" canada to look over Rothmans' C an a dia tobacco operations. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 26, 1961 17 Need Not Start Nuclear War there will be fewer for export. Sir Francis sees Russia as a coming competitor in world Find Stolen Bonds TORONTO (CP)--External Af- fairs Minister Green said Mon- day he is convinced that the even if the UK. decide later to join the Common Market. Mr. Gathercole said Canada should also try to expand ex- ports to the United States and the countries of Africa and Asia. He said Canada is "well on its way" out of the recession, with average hours of work and Service Club had a corn and| Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rahm, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. wiener roast at Mr. and Mrs.|Union, Mr, and Mrs. Sid Ped-|Dick Gibbs, Tyrone. Laverne Clemens' recently. [lar, Stayner, visited their aunt, By FORBES RHUDE long Russians will be content|" Sines on a broad scale. At After Mystery Tip present, Russian competition is Berlin problem can be "worked industrial production now at Canadian Press Business Editor|with the present rental system, thought of in the West largely MONTREAL (CP)--Two pro-|out" and that it need not pro-|their highest level in history, Sympathy of the community|Mrs. S. G. Niddery and Mary. SUNDAY GUESTS . oo ISir Francis says. : E : vincial police constables, acting|voke a nuclear war. and the unemployment ratio is extended to Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hub.| Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Richards, aan oto} gars are Wkaly AT lle rontals, a substan. A fertue of basis malericls, but vill | Dolice oo gt ing 'Addressing the annual confer-|down to 48 per cent. Will Chapman on the death{bard, Oshawa, visited Mrs. Lu- Torna, and Mr. and Mrs. Mer- Whos ee oobile busi.[tial business in western coun-lalso in a wide range of con-|covered $234,900 worth of stolenfence of the Canadian Institute of their daughter Gladys (Mrs. [ther Allin and family and Mrs. Sy derian and son Glen, Tiers tries, are a particular feature in|symer goods bonds in a locker at Montreal's|0f Chartered Accountants, he| pERSONALLY APPEALS Gordon Shackleton of Salem) |Sarah Allin, Mrs. Hubbard re-| DS awa, were unday guests es il od Russia, "he systems gives: close Dogs, DO ero tanal Atport.. [said he thought it would be| ABERDEEN. Md (AP) -- Sympathy also to her husband|maining for a few days. foes 200. Yas, is Cryder-| This is the opinion of Maj-|is maximum utilization of avail. As with automobiles, the "mye ponds were reported sto-[Wise to bring the United Na-| president Kennedy issued a per- Gordon and sons. BRAMPTON VISIT 10an, Gen. Sir blancs de Suingand, able cars. A man going on holi- amount of consumer goods\ion from a Provincial Bank of tions into the situation in some|sona] plea Monday for an end Yue funeral service was helll® Wr and Mire. George Gilbertipeiin, "a Mis. Earl Luke and long-time chief 0 cr 0 Field|qays, for instance, may hire ajavailable for export will depend|nanads branch in suburban|Way, possibly for the purpose of|to segregation "in restaurants ar: tad Sith Pei a ay ih Do amily aud Mr. Len Eradley, Marshal coum Bom erY:car from a communal garage|upon the extent to which theiysporg.a.Plouffe last March 11, (Ruaranteeing access to the city.|and other places of public serv- neral Home in Bowmanville lle Mrs Dennis Marshall in "Bert vend % or pail Malt a' i Ne A. an 20d, when He i Yvugh with %, eS 2 So dividus! Bussion d Qedrge po aterele, Ontario jce." His call was in a telegram i " Hen: . : d ind "|somecne else hires it. 1 : CATHY MARRIES eputy minister of economics, |read to a meeting of 200 ay hon Bs ge] a Mr. Sats and family, at|gheir cottage. a [rector of the Canadian Rothman| This contrasts with the pri-| Sir Francis sees a wide gap| HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)--Cathy|said Canada should make every|ers of 2 Dots of wo horst. Interment was in Hamp ig 'Anne Phillips, Kingston, Mr. and Mrs, _K. Caverly|Company. Le vate ownership with its con-|yet to be filled for Communist Crosby, 22, daughter of singer|effort to obtain the most favor-imain highway between New ton Cemetery. has been visiting her daughter,| ere guests at a birthday party] How (ast Russia will develop|venience of always having alhome consumption, but empha-|Bob Crosby, married a Houston|able trading arrangements with| York and Washington, where Mrs. J. A. Burrows the past for their grandson, Master|as a competitor will depend in|car at hand, but under which|sizes that on the basis of the|oilman, Edwin Gilbert, 32, Mon-|both the United Kingdom and|Negroes have been refused pub- PERIONALS Beige ved week or more. {Mark Caverly of Bowmanville. considerable measure upon how many cars are used only a few|strides she has already made,|day night. the Common Market countries'lic accommodations. rs. alson enjoyed a 3 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dean, Car-| motef trip io Grilishy with Mr. sonville, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Max Dean, Dianne and Mrs. Irene Chapin, Long Is-g oger, Lansing, Michigan, land City, N.Y., was a recent|;,.. heen guests of Mr. and + visitor with Mr. and Mrs. J. D.|yrec" RJ. "Hodgson, Mr. Joe Hogarth. Dean who is 88 years of age Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sykes, To- (js Mrs. Hodgson's only living ronto, visited his mother, Mrs.|brother. L. D. Sykes on Wednesday of| Rev. and Mrs. Frank Cryder- last week. man, Toronto, were guests of Mrs. Harry Brooking, P ort/Mr. and Mrs. Lew Cryderman. Britain, is visiting' her daugh-| Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly and STORE HOURS: 9:30 em. to 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday Open Fridey Night until 9 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES (Civil Service of Canada) CHIEF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEER -- (professionally qualified to be responsible for the direction ond administration of all electrical and mechanical de- sign projects for Government buildings), Public Works, Ottawa. $12,500-$13,500. 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