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AR ORE ea a eR al eae ge ee ba i ee om Ta Neca tn apne tr gat pa openectecny "Seerneen | 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, June 1, 1963 Ontario May Harvest More 'Beet Sugar By ARCH MacKENZIE OTTAWA (CP)--Canada ha ) ; ° the capacity to grow a lot more 2 7 : 1 Much Below Usual Price! of its own sugar--but it hasn't " d off in the past, Fe "9 tae gr a sugar Pe 2 Popular Styles in Men's and Young Men's in c, Ontario, Mani- : : é beets : toba and Alberta usually have , SS ae A » A been recipients of federal aid. ati T In 1959, Ontario acreage : ; ; rim 1] on Wi ac S$ lummeted because a Wallace- a & ; z urg refinery was closed. It fell ms J a > ' to 0 eu So : < i : AL - Renowned long-wearing 'Dan River' cotton, '"Scotchgard'"' treated Agriculture department offi- eat, 4 io for resistance to dirt and stains. Trim, plain-front slacks with dash- ae sine sic 1 pat cook ot Ba * | ing uncuffed bottoms. Self-supporting style, waist sizes 30 to 36 in- lies about 15 per cent of its : : 4 : ' . sugar consumption and that--as ce Ys. cluded. Belt-loop style, waist sizes 30 to 46 included. Shades of beige, Trade Minister Mitchell Sharp a e 4 g antelope tan, pewter grey, loden green and black in the group. indicated in the House of Com- mons this week--farmers are planting more sugar beets this i ed : 4 2 ; 5 : prices for cane sugar, which set rae : a Ae \ rT -- OPPORTUNITY DAY : tthe pattern. For the second year ---- *_ | . , : ; PEE: f SPECIAL, each ...... e in a row sugar demand has ex- ceeded output internationally and this lies behind the upward surge of prices, now faltering. MAY HARVEST MORE : i fs ' i New-season checks in Men's aeen ae may harvest Pa . >t 4 ' . fay , acres against 13, in i A pe y 1962 and Quebec about 10,000-- A Ke \ cool Wash 'n' Wear cotton or just about the same. ' : "wy " me ; Firm contracts with refiners : Bas: ' A «a are signed by sugar beet grow- : , be, 4 ¥ i ers as early as January, well ' 2 ss \ 1 ' ' before the crop is planted. World conditions shape the price ; 4 : j ; structure. S" \ eS : ; ' ri ittle-or-no-i ~~ Me crit tesids ia @ cone i pas rie i Easy-care, little-or-no-iron cotton neatly a i : : checked in shades of blue, brown and grey. cated operation. Only about one- third of the sugar produced gets Handsome styling with side-adjusting extend- into the international trade. | ae 7s Le | ; shia! About half that is outed byl & ed waistband, four pockets. Waist sizes 30 to quotas and agreements. : 4 44 in the group. Prices can come downward sharply as well as rise. Cana- dian growers are cushioned : # * hil : eX a ; 7. o Bian against this by an orrangemedt . : ' , , a : , i EATON pinned to world raw ugar price sai: ; 4 a levels. Federal payments are| : on a OPPORTUNITY DAY : , be SPECIAL, each ...... & & ES : : : a ' made if the average price re- ceived in Canada: for home-) grown beet sugar is below the! international level. No such payment is antici- pated this year, because of high| prices. Southwestern Ontario is one spot where poorer prices over the previous few years quickly drove farmers to use their choice land for other cash crops. This year, with prices higher, farmers still had to be per- suaded to go back into sugar beets. Ambulance Delayed By Slow Freight NORTH BAY (CP)--An ambu- lance driver said Friday that he was held up for 10 minutes by a slow-moving freight train while taking a heart attack victim to hospital and when he arrived at hospital the victim was dead. Driver Ken Rose said in an interview he sounded his siren when he reached the Canadian Pacific Railway crossing at Golf Street Thursday night. He also waved his hand to the attend- ant in the train's overhead look- out to have the train "broken" to let the ambulance through. Mr. Rose said: "I estimate I was at the crossing 10 min- utes." Fire Chief Norman C. Ed- munds of West Ferris was giv- ing oxygen to A. F. (Gus) Maves, during the trip to St. Joseph's General Hospital. "There was a switch engine nearby which might have been used to break the train," Ed- : munds said. '"'We seem to get hi d Fe better response at the crossing ; : Ks a when going to a fire." ie. nie sii ! re : ° wine crossing is between! |= Men"s Cabana Sets : Finely Woven Cotton Five years ago approval was Beach Jacket and Swim Trunks Swim Trunks given for an overpass at the crossing but financial obstacles ak G Fy r 9 M i i 'elow Usual Price! have delayed construction. & yw ere ea S uch B : @ Boxer style trunks with elasticized waist, adjustable @ A handsome Fathers' Day Gift for fun in the sun. Gomfortable draw string and inside cotton knit support. cotton jackets lined with soft, absorbent cotton terry cloth, two s Cab Driver To ak JUNIOR SIZES handy pockets and metal buttons ° @ Small and medium size checks in brown, blue or green @ Boxer style cotton swim trunks with adjustable cord and inside r pport shades. T Hy ] In knit su E rla ° @ A wide selection of all over patterns, checks or strippes in blues, . , Much Below Usual Price! browns or green tones. @ Sizes small, medium and large, @ Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. SPECIAL, each Murder Case pla get alos 1 PHONE 725-7373 Not Al o LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Lloyd ( I Patterns are Illustrated) : EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT. 928 McFadden, 27-year-old London : t ee ; Gab driver, was ordered to One basic sheath style that can be dressed up in a jiffy with rei « i hearing Friday on a charge of] G Glamorous pin or scarf! Smart understatement that so capital murder in the death of . ' : William Henry Doxtator, 39, of] ™any occasions demand! Dress styled on slim lines with el- ow Oneida Indian Re-} qsticized waistband, casual tie belt, kick pleat in back. Vib- . Doxtator's beaten and burned j j j j - : er et ye rant and soft colourings in checks, stripes, abstract prints | : *% shallow ditch off a Westminster] nd solid shades. Lovely imported fabrics in "Moygashel' es << Sql : ey cS Please, No Mail Orders Township road. li li : : i ' Cab owner Stuart Wright of| linen, polished cotton, linen-like*rayon and cotton pique. London testified his cab was Telephone Orders Accepted Only While Quantities Last taken over by McFadden Apri] COlours include reds, blues, greens, yellows, browns, tans, 8 ' Here are barbecues for large or small families! All are sturdily con+ 3. When he returned for it the j i H ; rae Ag I etc. in the group. Junior sizes 8 to 16. SB structed and have many special features . . . You'd really need to see blanket missing and stains on : : them to appreciate this outstanding value and make your i . WZ | choice. Se rear seat. McFadden was Vn early for best selection! Discontinued models. r shen Wright's Pigesemgss | ig tend | EATON ; The cab was seized by police) > j 18" B a " , : Sr er ee Opportunity Day es EATON Opportunity Day 3 $8 ne gered " ow a 'ound. : gj . motor. rtuni Testimony Thursday was that| Special, ee e - 3 Special, ecch .............Ue etal eau pportunity 15.99 = wr bg " s a cab 24" Barbecue---flat style 0X 8 assenger ' : EATON Opportunity Day the night of April 3. We cannot promise to fill all orders according to colour or fabric. ; | Special, each vanes 5.99 PACKERS SIGN TWO Please, state:second colour choice. : : p 24" Barbecue with hood. 24" Barbecue with hood, spit and GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP)--| i. ee y | EATON Opportunity Day motor. 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