LOS ee Si Ce ee ee KN wT oe 2S ee ae ad eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee to deal with a small rural con-;members of the synod gave an gregation year after vear. ;average of $8.45 each las! year, ;problem of the rei:ti church--jnod increased by $19-018, un 42 1962 Plans Rev al d | 'city from the country. |the. synod is 55,342. CaleG oem « in cies BRANTFORD (CP) |not keep pace with the influx.!737.48 Total contributions Toronto broadcast program-| "ach local television station ister of a rural church "endsithese people, and then visit or/3gi' figure for 1960. Wednesday to choose the nextling it exclusive rights to. con-|stations will be able to receivé| annual meeting of the Presby- presbyteries, in Western On- : privately-owned stations. Airach ieeal wishes welll dheo| " ; eral assembly's board of stew- " : The ev. C. Deane Johnston of| ; r St. Andrew's Presbyterian Miss Canada Pageant and MBPjProvince. fatnal 'cups 6 'i 1 i the church original organizer S. aeagestie found 'to the differences. |The synod appointed a layman, fering because all Miss Canada commeric2al,)ada 1963 during the Miss Can- of the Miss Canada project or-|breakdown: on the other hand,|GIVING INCREASES to go back to their churches and * | 18S anada Pageant le syneu discussea another, Budget giving within the sy- { | Problems jthe people who stop attending}per cent, for a total of $467,863 |church after they move into the/during 1961. Membership within Discussed Dr. Johnston said the congre-; On a national level. budcet The, S2tional growth in cities does| giving increased $115,156 to $l TORONTO (CP)--Miss Can-| In the statement, Mr. Paskojternationally famous Canadian|Minister of a city congregation|y, . i . 'iad ree , ' . ls 4d : uggested the church obtain|across Canada amounted to ada Pageant Limited and ajsaid: TV personality as its master of|!8 overworked, while the min-|/addresses from relatives of | $19,614,433. up over the $11,988, ming firm anounced -plans will be offered a franchise giv- a, : jup pacing the floor wondering) write to th mrereenns to choose ext| 8 All participating local TV) what io do with is time." the -- pean nets signt| Alex Deans, assistant secre: iss Canada through a series) Sk et katt : " of competitions televised v yo ral within its cov-|the provincial and national fi-|terian Synod of Hamilton. and) Pre tary of the Presbyterian gen- ° eS inals."" London was told Wednesday. |'atio, ended its three-day meet- ' The announcemen 2¢ 2, » Winn Miss Canada _ pageant} ing Wednesday. It will meet injardship and budget, said the tracts have been signed between|@"ter a televised final for each| was started 16 years ago. The|Central Presbyterian Church, secular plan of giving is suf- - : i . a Brantford, said an answer must | Church, Welland, April 22, 1963. roductions Limited giving) 'From tie provincial win- i ¢ MBP "the exclusive rights to|ners will be chosen Miss Can-|Weaver of Hamilton, has fre- 1. 34 2 city minister some-|9:,B: Foote of London, as treas-|doesn't work at it, and chal- quently been a target for critics);ines heads earths a hance lenged the elders of the synod radio and TV productions.' (ada TV spectacular which will | : regional pagean tion with civic telecast distrib from Toronto. The television and national, sored. Grummett of acting president company, and a; The pageant "ia franchise to i oF . © PLAN TO PICKET MEETING test at Miss Canada is : __.; | Victoria, 19 yea to picket meetings of Presi-| Fv 125 pounds dent Kennedy and British |" y4j.. Holden, Prime Minister Harold Mac- competition ant millan in Washington later this |, week, (AP Wirephoto)) holding 10-week-old son Nicho- | las: from Cornwall, made the | trip to protest U.S. resumption of nuclear testing, scheduled this week They said they plan Two British women smile | as they arrive at New York's | Idlewild Airport Wednesday. | Mrs. Anne Kerr, left, from Putney, and Mrs. Judith Cook, via zs | disagreement |Connie-Gail Fe The aim will ganizations, ending with a final would be spon- The announcement of plans Biwas made jointly by George s\president of MBP. entry in the Miss America con- Atlantie City. be to havejbe held at Toronto with an in- anization. ts organized as| ------ : omic live TV productions in co-opera- and service or- uted nationally shows, regional DAYS ONLY AT RUTHERFORD'S Burlington, Ot. of the pageant Walter Pasko, company holds select Canada's} Present Nina Holden of rs old, five-foot- and 36-24-36 runner-up in the September, n }herited the crown following a between ous ller of Ottawa jand pageant officials. At that there has been Police Curb Raffles, 228% |Canada competition has been organized and ri e € n jada 1963, will ] gos O nu autumn. Wednesday's WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- Thejpoint where greater control,section the Criminal Code Windsor police commission in-|could be exercised over bingos.)covering raffles is quite clear.) 9nto-Dominion dicated Wednesday it will per-|It suggested» however, that any|The only raffles and lotteries| ministered by < mit bingos to resume operating|organization using bingos for|excepted are those for prizes of|tees, : in the area but that raffles willl/fund - be curtailed. clear A six-week police department|With the police investigation of bingos and raf-| "We will need to be assured,' fles ended when the commis-|the report said, "that these sion adopted a report prepared/games are run in the interests by Police Chief Carl Farrow]of the charity involved and that|fficer and Crown Attorney Eugenela proper system of bookkeeping|{!ed must Duchesne. is established." fered for The report said it Referring to raffles and The report of the games religious object, if permission|fyrther their e 'Jhas been obtained from the city|/reer training or municipal council or from the mayor, reeve or other chief} The articles to be raf {throughout Ont have first been of-|the very desire ah tailing the big sale and his activity lot said a recent/has always bee was felt| that the situation was now at a'teries, the report said: 'The crackdown on bingos and rafflesjinnocent pastim Kelvinator spacesaver K600 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR - FREEZER * APPROVAL p 4, By LESS THAN 60" TALL e FITS UNDER EXISTING KITCHEN CUPBOARDS "KELVINATOR'S K600 SPACE SAVER is a two-door refrigerator-treezer designed for kitchens where existing cupboards limit height to 5 Freezer section stores 84 Ihs:'in zero cold. Two stain-resistant aluminum ice trays have pull- up release levers. u | Ice-tray rack, Two deor shelves for frozen juice and soup cans. Exterior colours available: Bermuda Pink, Butter- } cup Yellow, Turquoise, Aztec Copper, Classic White. * Refrigerator section stores 8.6 cu. ft. of fresh food. Unique Humidiplate refreshes food as it refri- 33 95 Less 88 KING ST. WEST and moisture. shelf, Twin moisture-seal crispers, box holds 2 dozen eggs. refrigerator to work area. Door has storage room for most used foods. compartment. White plast WELCOME GENEROUS TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE The next winner, : "> | From the raising purposes should! small value ($50 or less) at any| will be made to Miss Canada} beforehand bazaar held for charitable or/1963 and provincial winners to} gerates by maintaining proper balance of cold Nickel-chromium steel shelves -- one is a pull-out Easily carried from Magnetic door closure gasket. . . no latch. NEW BUDGET ACCOUNTS $10 DOWN and $4 WEEKLY un Miss Can- this be selected announcement said a $10,006 scholarship trust} fund is being set up at the Tor-| Bank, to be ad- n board of trv-- fund, awards ducation or ca-} had} | ario "has d result of cur- money onerator] in a field which n considered an ae 2-PC. DAVENPORT SUITE Attractive grey and silver boucle, Modern styling. Was 149.50. Sth SEASON PRICE 2-PC. SKLAR CHESTERFIELD SUITES High-grade Nylons and all-wool friezes cushions. Beautifully styled. Reg. values to 349.00. Sth SEASON PRICE 2-PC. BAETZ SOFA SUITE First quality in dark rose metallase -- a rich luxury OUT THEY GO FOR ONLY... 10Qx00 2-PC. MODERN CHESTERFIELD SUITE Bright combination color hondling. Was 189.00. Sth SEASON PRICE TWIN HALF SOFA SECTIONAL Rubber cushions and backs clean easily. Beautiful shade of turquoise. Originally 299.00. 5th SEASON PRICE Airfoam 149.00 lightly damaged in Slightly soiled but will 148,00 | 2-PC. COLONIAL CHESTERFIELD | SUITE Made by Kilgour with maple arms, colourful Colonial print fabric with valance. 139 00 ® Reg. 199.00. 5th SEASON PRICE SERTA COLONIAL DAVENO In quality homespun tapestry fabric. This suite was 269.00. 5th SEASON PRICE 199.00 32 ONLY--27" x 54' CARPETS These cre samples and Include Wiltons, twists, etc. Reg. values to 22.50. | CASH AND CARRY | 69" x 9' HARDING CARPETS hep. 59°50 line. Sth SEASON PRICE .. COvOO WALNUT DOUBLE DRESSER BEDROOM SUITES Include double dresser, chest and bookcase beds. 5-ply walnut 178 00 ls Regularly 299.00. 5th SEASON SALE BEDROOM CLOSEOUTS ®@ Peppler @ Gibbard @ Knechtel 60" These feet ic egg' Dairy dresser suites and some with All include bar bed and chest quality, Double triples. top style lines $168 are top Reg. . to $395. 154-156 SIMCOE ST. S., OSHAWA it is frustrating for a minister No Exchanges No Refunds ALL SALES FINAL th The synod was told that itsicorrect the situation. Let's be frank! The 5th season is the "off season" and we're loaded. Loaded with won- derful spring values that arrived on time -- but the weather is late. Therefore, we've got a back-up of stock -- but a scarcity of busi- ness. We're .prepared to offer exceptional values just to get things moving. These are but a few of hundreds of genuine bargains-- choice plums you may never see again. Don't miss this BIG event, Time is limited. Act now. SEASON SALE 11 ONLY --- BABY STROLLERS Plaid Covers. Comparable value 10.95 CASH & CARRY 3.88 % PRICE BEDDING SALE @ Seria @ Sealy e@ Restonic @ Simmons Reg. $49.50 to $99.50 Lines 4.25 49,75 ONE ONLY DOUBLE DRESSER SUITE Shaded twilight grey finish -- a beauty: double dresser, chest and panel bed. Originally 179.00. 5th SEASON SALE Includes ODD WALNUT BOOKCASE BEDS Left-overs from expensive suites. Double 39 15 bed size only. Values to 79.50. ONE PRICE HOLLYWOOD DIVANS Full innerspring construction with removable back. Values to 49.50. 5th SEASON PRICE SKLAR ARMCHAIRS Including swivel rockers, Various colors and fabrics. Values to 79.50, CASH AND CARRY ONE-OF-A-KIND TABLE LAMPS Many varieties and styles. Mostly expensive lines. Values to 24.95, CASH AND CARRY TRILIGHT LAMPS Wolnut ond brass. Values to 39.50. CASH AND CARRY, while they last . OCCASIONAL TABLES Coffee, cocktail, end and step. Walnut, blonde ma- hogany. Midmatched sets and one-of-a-kind. Reg. 19.95 to 79.50. 9,98 to 39.75 To clear at HALF PRICE .. ... 12,99 4 ONLY!! Used Electric Ranges MAKE. AN OFFER ! OPEN FRIDAY "TIL 9 P.M. AT JOHN STREET WE'RE OUT TO DO BUSINESS REGARDLESS OF THE COST | SALE STARTS 9 A.M. TOMORROW FOR 4 DAYS SINGLE WIDTH DRAPES 21 pair only, your choice of florals, plains, modem designs. These were 13.95 to 19.95. All to 8.43 clear at one price, CASH AND CARRY .. LIVING ROOM PICTURES HASSOCKS--BATHROOM HAMPERS Ya PRICE Large selection of colors and styles. Broken ranges, samples. TO CLEAR 2-PC. DAVENO SUITE Famous Restonic quality. Includes spoce-saver daveno with matching chair. Two only. 48 00 seees 1) Reg. 89.00. 5th SEASON SALE . RESTONIC 2-PC. BED DAVENO SUITE Smart novelty fabric in rich shade @f charcoal. Reg. 159.00, Sth SEASON PRICE ....... GRUNDIG STEREO CONSOLE 6 speakers, 12 pushbuttons, magic eye. Combines AM-FM and Hi-Fi. Room. for record storage. Reg. 699.00. 398. 00 DEMONSTRATOR TO CLEAR FLEETWOOD STEREO CONSOLE Walnut, 4 speakers, automatic record changer, Push wer nene6. TO CLEAR . 21 9,00 Y Price and Less DINETTE SUITES Over 40 suites from such famous mak- ers as Liberty and Cooey. All samples of new spring lines to be closed out at truly bargain prices. See for yourself. We've pulled no punches. 725-6559 P