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VCC eS UV ee THE OSHAWA TIMES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1962 aly Best-Sellers nce aaa take . EXTRA GROCERY VALUES! SAVE ON THESE Reported By THE CANADIAN PRESS Best-sellers in Canada, com- piled by Quill and Quire, maza- (previous month's posit:@a bracketed): 1. Ship of Fools, Katherine Anne Porter. Dramas in minia- ture played out in the theatre- world of a ship. (1) 2. Youngblood Hawke, Her- man Wouk. Downfall of a suc cessful writer who tries to be- come a business man..: (5) 3. In. High Places, Arthur Hailey. Political: novel involving Ottawa and Washington under threat of attack. (2) 4. The Reivers, William Faul- kner. Comic novel of suspense about a motor journey from Mississippi to Memphis. 5. Franney and Zooey J. D. mit FILL-YOUR-FREEZER WITH SAVINGS reagragi hag ~og, Honig STOCK-UP-THE-PANTRY i the Rye. 6. The Golden Rendezvous, Mi FE AT SPECI A LS SALE ° AlistairMacLean. Suspense and) adventure involving piracy,hi-| jacking and a kidmapped scien- tist. (6) d the Ecstasy, aher dtema" Bioasaghical no. : COOKED READY-TO-SERVE YUKON CLUB vel about Michelangelo. (8) | 8. Devil Water, Anya Seton.) sic Defeat of James Stuart in the} Revolt of 1715. (3) é co 9. Dearly Beloved, Anne Mor- : row Lindbergh. A series of re- | flections on society during three generatians. (4) 2 a a ORANGE, GRAPE & FRUIT PUNCH Utopian fantasy ofa liberal- Shank C ed society. (10 ; sae NON-FICTION Portion -- 1, The Rothschilds, Frederic Morton. History of the Euro- Ib. ee pean banking family. (1) 2. The Guns of August, Bar- bara W. Tuchman. A study of the political and military events Shank Butt Half Centre of the opening of the First World Half No Centre 5* Cuts Cc GEISHA SOLID War. (3) No Centre Slices 3. Conversations With Stalin, Slices Milovan Dijilas. Historical docu- Ssinievad -- So 7-02. ment by a former Yugoslav Ib Ti government official. is : ins 4. Uhuru, Robert Ruark, An American's viewpoint on pre- vas sent-day African nationalism. Grade 'A' 5 to 14 pound average 5. Calories Don't Count, Her- aig labo dt a Nat OVEN READY ANN PAGE 6. My Life in Court, Louis Nizer. Autobiography of a fam- Boneless Solid Meat -- End Cuts ous American lawyer. (10) 7. Backstage -at - Stratford, Joan Ganong. Behind the scenes . : at Ontario's Stratford Shake- spearean Festival. (7) te Ei : %. 0, Ye Jigs and Juleps, Canada's Finest Quality Red Brand Beef Virginia Gary Hudson. Witty comments on the state of things : Short Cut ° na earl STOCK-UP-THE-PANTRY-SALE ¢ H 9, The Last Plantagenets, = _ sad * Thomas B. Costain. Reigns of Smoked, Cooked, Picnic Style ; RichardII, Henry IV, Henry' V id and RichardIll. (4) 10. In the Clearing Robert : Re en Frost. Acollection of new poems Sweet Pickled, Vac Pac A&P FANCY ur pace || CorTaGE ROULS __- 6 Hi TOMATO JUICE liot Ghenme wieners 3°-47%:= 89° cop nus 3 29 | || By KEITH POWER ion eeclaapeteomelmasl ALLGOOD, SMOKED, "1ONA, CHOICE QUALITY BROWN 'N SERVE SLICED, RINDLESS LONDON (Reuters)--The five : Ib. ¢ bare-chested men who recently Sausage Patties ony 39 SIDE BACON ia 69 strolled into a "high class" pub in a suburb near London illus- WHEATLY werd trated the growing, unre COOKED "4 PERCH FILLETS _,, 49 among the drinking natives of Britain. The five wore ties and de- tachable collars, but no shirts, ' A&P when they entered the saloon Fresh From The Farm To Feed Your Family bar of The Commodore from where a friend had been ejected 3 a few days earlier for failing to wear a tie The demonstrators were . thrown out after one drink, but their point was made and the ; story was played in the national : SCOTTIES, 400 PACK press. The Commodore land- lord, ex-quartérmaster Wlliam Quick, was unmoved. "We are aiming at making this a high class pub--peop!e without ties can always drinl ing between the working and ILE F middle classes of earlier this century. By spending a f : pa more Bs rake a re TASTY AND SWEET C F ; ; could prove his inate superior ity in the saloon bar. ~ LARGE SIZE 126's I SLIDES : Pubs still are built with sep- NO. | GRADE arate rooms, but less for the DOZ : : SCOT ¢ rex PAPER TOWELS 45 pkg. pg in the public, de- aoe cor an ainty femini - : pany in the talon, FULL OF JUICE, NO. | GRADE wes 14-07, ¢ But the resentment of the past C tins is ae ed vate * iy baa a GIANT newly-affluent English worker =. put up bong Pima he re- mses ~ nie , GIANT SURF 18 OFF ¢ gards as a slight from "them" Js gen rpg A in front of his SIZE C si wife at his "'local." The problem of the one-b Ont. Grown Cee Grade 15-oz, pub, a recent innovation, biew W LTHY 3-Ib. Cello Bag ae - CHUM DOG FOOD 4 tin 39° into open warfare in the Lon- EA ing to serve drinkers who don't ' 32-02. measure up to his standards. : BICK f YUM P| KL j "I am afraid that if I let the 'FOR EATING OR COOKING' YUM we bigot ea ns landlord of i e King ohemia said, "the 24-0x. Bohemians will follow suit." Washington Genuine Freestone No. 1 Grade AYLMER JA STRAWPERRY jor 45¢ A spokesman for one of Brit- Pectin Added an's biggest breweries polished the pub image a little after the Ib. T1-oz, a, rag a : A&P KETCHUP 2 Bottles 39° ey were fighting t le. "We teel thai te ihe an or Ont. Grown, Fully Matured, Canada No. 1 Grade oussl status the terms public BARTLETT PEARS 6-qt 20-07. ar and saloon are outdated and aul : inclined to set up social orien Bskt. IONA PEARS, Standa rd by tins 89 among the clientele." purposes of snobbery than con- don distret of Hampstead be- Sinte Britain's brewery com- California Salmon Flesh No. 1 Grade r panies own 65,000 of the coun- KOTEX 1) § k ¢ try's 70,000 pubs, their opinions Jumbo Size ' eee obviously count among the ten- ea. in the public bar," he declared, neatly overlooking the whole cause of the bare-chested ones. The segregation in British PUREX, 2 ROLL PACK taverns has its roots deep in the resentment and misunderstand- venience--darts and unfettered tween the local tenants' asso- mt C Ui 15-oz, ciation and the King of Bohemia LIBBY § DEEP \ WITH tins tavern. BROWN PORK The landlord has been refus- a ant-landlords or managers.