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Jobn cerhveee od in failing health some time at the Fairview Monday, on vy» Lucretia Wolfe, beloved wife Nor- man T, ee Sr., and mother of Mrs, Russell Young (June), Roy, Clarence, Lestie and Norman dr,, pil in ber 66th year. service Gay, January 3, 1963, at 3.15 p.m, In- terment Mount Lawn Cemetery, RAE, Alexandria 'he Oshaws Gea- into rest in Hospital on Monday, December 31, 1962, Alexandria McMillan, beloved wife of Norman A. Ree and mother of Mrs. (Phyllis) of Osh- s|in the talks since last week, 10% 10% 4 1% 11% li" Litt a WY lap + tb 37 3 50% 50% ~ ! % 30 19% 19% --~ % 3288 a 4 Ye 294 4 14] Sly 3684 36% -- 14] 54 {jim Ledue ecetesecteicez f 3 250 8 75 7% 47% $18¥e 16% Shaw A pr Shell Oil '+ Me for-Dum Bk Fina tr Can PL frang-Mt 83% ai" endonat j Valk GW , S04 Sb Sim 'Const vt 3%) 1986 + V Pacific s 17% Veston A 7 895 Vest A wtse Voodwd A ellers 7 ws 6 OILS 3000 6 ue 60 403140 MO M0 NEW YORK (AP) -- Negotia- tions resume today in the New York City and Cleveland news- aper strikes following recesses The lengthy newspaper black- outs led to more reports of seri- ous impacts on business and in-} dustry and on the cities' way of life in general. The 26-day shutdown of New York City's nine major news- papers was said to be crippling +3 jAng U Dev i000 40 me Newspaper Strike Atom Scientist "'Talks Resumed |Teamsters Union broke off Sa- turday with no date set for re-! sumption. The Guild is bargaining for editorial employees of the two newspapers and for commercis! department employees of the Press and News. 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The dead man was Dr, Gil- Bogle, 38, specialist in rial Research Organization. Gales te tb amt 400,000. ie Osler Bish Low om. Ob'ee 100 920% 90% B0% a be ad ged ees..ge 8 +> nd oe Fegt > a 35 oF = sezc. fs 2 = i Este eeeeEsesSFEEPEE Eis tSccelekRteteciss Pts Eesweueers. EsBEs tesee. senytak sBEs test oedes 53 ucktebecurs 3 extsccuces? SSezee . 5 FS Me 2% i it = we Bre $ui% 11 6% Ls} % 11 + ou" 6 & 5 310 515 135 36 373 iss 166 ¢ 185 Ma =! 154 +1% 6 +2 | io 6 6 5 185 4 Si) Sie 156 156 wv | ee] had 80 88 ! 4 { 5500 j 29h + hb 4 4 5300 20% } jsuit was neatly folded beside jhis shoulders, | Mrs, Chandler's body was found about 17 yards away un- der cardboard eartong. Police said they understood jthe two had been to a New! Year's Eve party. They re- ported both had died from poi- son but it was not known what type or who administered it. Police said Dr. Bogie mar- ried and the father of four young children, had planned to) leave Australia shortly with his family to take up a research scholarship in the United States, FINDS 'CRUSOE' | CHRIST CHURCH, England! (CP)--Danny Weil, a 44-year-| TOO MUCH OVER THE HOLIDAYS ? Perens EFF JANUARY 2. "To LIMIT QUANTITY >. FRESH PORK SALE! 43: OVEN READY WITH DRESSING BONELESS PORK SHOULDER ROAST OVEN READY WITH DRESSING BONELESS PORK BUTT ROAST 3 3 Nb TASTY & WELL TRIMMED BUTT PORK CHOPS u §9° TABLERITE WIENERS «x::%.4Q* ECTIVE 3, 4, 5 "a ovar or <i Fish & Chips %t° 59° HOSPITALITY PIE Blueberry Pie » 45* AVAILABLE THURS., FRI., SAT. ONLY 59° 33° 89° PINK SEAL Pink Salmon IGA Peanut Butter CHASE & SANBORN 12¢ OFF Instant Coffee. REDPATH GRANULATED White Sugar 5-LB. ue 47* CARNATION POWDERED Instant Milk x 79* 1-LB, TIN 16-02. JAR 6-02. JAR payee of the Cleveland Press| and News, The Teamsters seck'| jbetter working conditions at the The woman was Mrs, Margaret Shredded Wheat": 29° j\the Broadway theatre business, J a old Hampshire radio mechanic] Chandler, € | .|The report was made by Tho- handler, wie of Geoffrey Chandler, a scientist with the] 0 is sailing around the world] MINCED BEEF FRESHLY GROUND LB. 43° Street,| and others in the field. '» (president of W, C. Town Fu- Lid,), dear husband of Pu-jenteriainment and cultural en.| terprises report they are feel.| {}ing the pinch. 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In Cleveland, negotia tions start up again between rep- resentatives of the Cleveland unit of the AFL-CIO American Newspaper Guild and the Cleve- land Press and News and the Plain Dealer, Talks between the publishers and the Guild have been in recess since Sa- turday, Talks between the pub- lishers and the independent The printers in New York have! asked for an $18.45 weekly wage! ncreasé over a two + year pe- riod. The publishers, rep- resented by the Publishers As- sociation of New York City, have offered a $9.20 package over a two - year period. The printers' pre-strike basic wage average $141 a week on the day shift, Samia Schoolbays Win Their District SARNIA (CP) --A Northern Collegiate rink from Sarnia, skipped by Jim MeDonald, ad- vanced to the Ontario schoolboy curling championship with a pair of wins Tuesday over Brian Keen of Windsor-Walker- ville Collegiate, MeDonald won 12-11 in the morning, holding off a strong late-game bid by Windsor, and in the afternoon scored four rocks @n the final end to win 10-8 and take the best-in-three series in two straight games. The McDonald rink wil! be one of eight seeking the Ontario championship at Renfew Jan.| 9. | radiophysies two news-| same organization. division of the Two boys found the bodies near a golf course lane in a pers. Dr, Bogle was clad only n shirt, shoes and socks, his in a 60-foot ketch, reports find- _ a modern Robinson Crusoe living alone on a tiny island in the South Pacific, The man, a New Zealander, said he wants to "keep right away from eiyil- lation." 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