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A. easter although price were of small fmactions. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, September 24,1964 DY {838 to come off the assembly : 7 line this week, the Motor Ve- Manufacturers hicle * Associa.(scheduled to roll: off the lines CAPTURE CONVICTS -- tion reports. in Canada this week compared) OKEHAMPTON, Eagland Volvo remained closed .for| with 10,005 produced last week.|(Reuters)--British army pare- holidays while the Big Three ins Deven Up to the end of last week,|troopers on night manoeuvres and American Motors were pro-,497,359 cars and trucks haditig of four con og been made, against 419,214 in|caned Tuesday night from Dart. moor prison. 3 3 g f 3 Vegetable, Grain, Hay Results At Durham Fair .| Watermelon--1. C. W. Down- i Geo. Gummer; 3. s = 3 ¥ 3 : if Studebaker Line | Back In Swing TORONTO (CP) -- Stude-|ducing at an increasing pace. E j 2 8 tf Final 3 38 [ Pumpkin, pie--1. Kay Lycett, Orono; 2. Geo. Gummer; 3. D. taples. - Pumpkin, fleid--1, C. Turner; ,2. Geo, Gummer. Peppers, sweet, green--1. E. Stapleton; 2. C. W. Downey; 3. C.. Turner. Squash, hubbard, green--I. A. ; 2. Bill Tamblyn, Orono; 3. A. Peterson, Tomatoes, red -- 1. R. Van Horne; 2. E. Stapleton; 3. Mrs. 0. Challlice Turnips, field--1, Mrs. A. Hol- lingsworth, Orono; 2. Mrs. Stan Altin; 3. Geo, Gummer, Tumips, table--l1, W. Farrow; 2. Geo. Gummer; 3, C. Turner. SEEK ASYLUM NAPLES, Italy (AP) -- The Soviet passenger liner Pobeda resumed a Mediterranean cruise Thursday, sailing from this Italian port with 417 Polish tourists--five fewer than ar- rived here four days ago. Italian police said.one of the five had asked political asylum -;and Sons, .| Rickard, .| Jean Staples, Orono; wheat--1. W. Yellowlees Enniskillen; 2. G. Bowmanville; 3. H. Yellowlees, Enniskillen. Oats, Gary, Russell, or earl7 variety--1..H, Yellowlees; W. Yellowlees; 3. G. Rickard, Rodney oats or late variety-- 1. A. L. Blanchard, Hampton. Barley, any variety -- 1, G. Rickard. ; 10 ears of hybrid corn--l,| 2. Mrs./| Stan Allin; 3. G. Rickard. 12 stalks corn-silage--1. Ivison Tamblyn, Orono; 2. H. Yellow- lees; 3. Wes Yellowlees; 4, G. Rickard. Fall wheat, sheaf -- 1, Geo. Gummer, Oat sheaf, sheaf -- 1. Geo. Gummer. Mixed hay, first cut--1. Mrs. Stan Aillin; 2. Carlos Tamblyn; 3. Wes Yellowlees; 4. Wm. Tam- blyn, Mixed hay, second cut--1. Wim. Tamblyn; 2. Hugh Allin; 3. C. Tamblyn; 4. G. Rickard. John Ovens, 0.2. | OPTOMETRIST 8 BOND ST. £., OSHAWA and that the other four were oa PH, 723-4811 missing | JORDAN REFRESHMENT GREAT VALUE serve cold on the rocks. orwith your favourite mixer "Rain or Shine' 'Day-In' and 'Day-Out' - waiting for His P He's Always on Deliver Your - | OSHAWA ' Please Be On Time With Your Payments When He Calls! REMEMBER! Your Oshewe Times Newspaper Carrier Hoe to poy for his papers EVERY WEEK, so PLEASE don't keep him He's in busi The Job To TIMES! for himself and the money you owe belongs te HIM Re pers end net co! YOUR Carrier te meet his promptly when he cells. + + + M0t te the Newspaper, In many cases he just connot efferd to keep on paying for hie s+ » © pleese try end help aoe by peying him | | She Oshawa Times 'Read By Most Everyone In Ontario County' baker went imo production of! A total of 11,896 cars arelthe same period of 1963. ACROSS ONTARIK ne gy é SPECIAL/PURCHASE LADIES'FUR FABRI SPECIAEL PRICED TWO STYLES IN FULL LENGTH COATS AND 9/4 LENGTH COATS MADE OF BORG LIKE FABRIC. COLOURS; CAMEL SHADE, BROWN, IVORY, WHITE AND BEIGE, SIZES;8 © 16 LADIES' CAR. COATS ae TEN BEAUTIFUL STYLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE. MADE i MADE TO SELL AT 29.98 IN ORLON-JERSEY, CORDUROY, BLACK AND WHITE CHECK SUEDINE AND ALL WOOL FLANNEL. COLOURS@RED, BROWN BLUE, GOLD AND BLACK. SIZES:® = 20 ; Nylon Tricot GOWNS LADIES' NYLON TRICOT GOWNS WITH 15 DENIER OVERLAY ALL AROUND. ECRU EMBROIDERED LACE TRIM NECKLINE PINK, BLUE AND MOONLIGHT, SIZES: SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE. LOUNGING PYJAMAS LADIES' SATEEN LOUNGING PYJAMAS. ATTRACTIVE PRINTED TOPS WITH SOLID COLOR TROUSERS. MANY STYLES AND COLORS. FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE. SIZES: SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE. Arnel Tricot 2 SLIPS Special Purchase! LADIES' ARNEL TRICOT ¥% SLIPS. DEEP LACE HEMLINE, EMBROIDERED. STYLES IN WHITE, PINK, BLUE, RED AND BLACK. SIZES: SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE. INVISINET BRASSIERE ' Ya PRICE. INVISINET BRASSIERE BY PETER PAN. FLOWER SCROLLED NYLON LACE BANDEAU. COL- ORS: WHITE OR BLACK, SIZES: A-32, B-32-38, C -- 32-40. REGULAR 7.98 599 EACH REGULAR TO 7.98 99 EACH SPECIAL 4g EACH REGULAR 3.00 EACH sateen ene SPECIAL PURCHASE LADIES' SKI - JACKETS 2 'SPECIALLY VZ PRICED <8 ad a) "A SPECIALLY PRICED ZES 7-14 LADIES | BULKY CARDIGANS 799 REGULAR 10.98 & 12.98 LADIES BULKY CARDIGANS 1M WOOL AND ORLON OR ORLOW SAYELLE.CHOOSE FROM BEAUTIFUL PLAIN AND JACQUARD DESIGNS. ASSORTED FALL COLOURS. SIZES; SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE, 100% QUILTED NYLON SKI JACKETS wiTn ACETATE WYLON LINING, EACH COAT WAS STORM KNIT CUFFS AND HIDDEN HOOD. MANY BEAUTIFUL PRINTS FROM WHICH TO. CHOOSE © $1 ZES; SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE. GIRLS' REVERSIBLE SKI- JACKETS 99 EACH GIRLS REVERSIOLE $K1 JACKETS. 18 WYLON AND ACETATE, BEAUTIFUL GAY PRINTS ON ONE SIDE REVERSIBLE TO PLAIN NYLON ALL HAVE WARM WOOL STORM CUFFS AND HIDDEN HOOD. Sizes; 7 = I% EACH sieineal aie | * GIRLS' FALL DRESSES SIZES 3-6X SIZES 7-12 A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF GIRLS FALL DRESSES IN PLAINS AND FANCY PRINTS.MANY ADORABLE STYLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE. FABRICS-WOOLS CORDUROY, RAYON PLAIDS"AND FINE BROADCLOTH, GIRLS' STRETCH SLIMS MIREGULAR 2.98.1/2 ELasTic TWO POCKETS AND ELASTIC AT FOOT FOR SHUG FIT.SIZES: 8 = 6X, ~ GIRLS 100,NYLON LEOTARDS CHILDRENS 100% NYLON STRETCH SEAMLESS LEOTARDS IN ASSORTED COLOURS.SIZESs 4 @ 1% 222, 372, BACK, 99 EACH 49 EACH wo THICKSET CORDUROY BOYS PANTS CONTINENTAL PANTS.1/2 ELASTIC BACK,ZIPPER FRONT OPENING, DOME FASTENER,2 POCKETS. SIZES: 7-12, OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE Open Daily 9:30 o.m. te 6 p.m. Open Thurs. & Fridey te 9 P.M. 99. | EACH