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"No Fog, Rain, Snow For Grey Cup Day" P) -- Weather statistics of the last 20 'yearsjof specifics for the Grey Ci indicate that chances of heavyjgame is almost impossible," fog, a significant snowfall or a|Gee said Monday. heavy downpour are unlikely for|could be two or three centres TORONTO (¢C 's G Cup football es _ The statistics. suggest a cloudy day with 20 and of scane snow one in four, However, Gordon Gee, mete- ervisor for pe » anspor, a combination house and storage not impossible that there| oon in Rast Whitby Township, could be a repetition of the {98ljust north of the city limits, efront in 1962 udbow! orologist irtment. that ens the dium on the nor the famous: 1950 m match at Varsity Stadium. > \jumped to paper in the attic. = SPEAKER Gordon Aiken, member of Parliament for Parry Sound, Muskoka, will be guest speak- er Dec, 3 at a City of Oshawa Progressive Conservative As- sociation dinner meeting. temperatures near 40 degrees and a 'westerly wind of 10, to 15 --_ be age Chances of. m are a ie in five, of heawy snowfall one in shows that in the 20-year period from 1944°to the present, only | two days were sunny, the tem-|Nov. 28, 1958 and 7.5 inches fell. | perature has ranged from 30-to| A warm front would be re-|in 20 years," said Gee, "'As it] 50 degrees, rain has fallen on|quired-to produce fog conditions}was, it was just a localized con- four of the days and although|such as those which existed dur-|dition. The fog receded during vi n "Any forecast now in terms jer pombe Tgp 2 hapa be turned it into a two-day af-|a significant snowfall occurred--'fair. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, November 25,1964 9) "That might not happen again| the 1962 Grey Cup game|the night before the but} 7 southeast wind freshened and/ brought it back for the game." "There of low pressure go through here Saturday." 'ore ; ONLY TWO SUNNY A look at the record book Fire Razes Rrea House An early morning fire razed yesterday. the Oshawa Fire Department said the house, owned by Mrs. Agnes Lawton and tenanted by Michael Sissons, had been all but wiped out when they ar- rived. Efforts were confined to the protection of two nearby houses and a barn. Estimated loss was $2,000. The storage portion of the dwell- ing was used for apples. » Sissons told firefighters « that he had put out the wood-stove fire and gone to sleep about 5.30 a.m. He awoke less than two hours later to find the house in flames. Platoon Chief Ostler said the blaze likely started when sparks from the wood fire remained in the pipes, and HOSPITAL REPORT The report of the Oshawa General Hospital for the week ending Nov. 19 follows: admis- sions, 340; births (male), 20; /}(female), 27; discharges, 326; newborn discharges (male), 21; (female), 28; major surgery, 73; minor surgery, 109; eye, ear, nose and throat, 71; treat- ments and examinations, 214; casts, 26; physiotherapy treat- ments, 1,070; visits, 771; occupa- tional therapy, 227. Platoon Chief Mart Ostler of} ° 7 a Pranning We invite you to discuss the practical problems of plan- ning your estate with our trust officers and to inquire about the many advantages of using Canada Permanent trust services. Trust service is friendly service. = CANADA PERMANENT TRUST COMPANY _ black, beige, gold, olive FANCY STITCHED GLOVES Wool and Nylon Gloves in assorted colors. Also eolorful Jacquard design gloves. Sizes 5 to 7. gan i ee mal se) i Se ET Tt IS Ladies' GLOVES Se a LEE OLE RSA [pith Oe : 6 Button Length Fine Denne RO rarer ELL eens | pilates oer a puis Knit with ac alee AN ALE Laaletel RARE ES Se We UA a hes TAL ASA SPOT dae Woke AIG ABAA TA ar " tive Fancy Cuff. White, BSUS a arguing ened Se) aS YM mo oe Ae wg boPd? sha! and cocoa colours. Sizes LADIES' $-M-L $1.29 » CHILDREN'S 2-4 98¢ » George Martin, president of the association, said Mr. Ai- ken will speak. on the topic: "Are 'your MP*s doing their job?" Mr. Aiken was first elected to the House of Com- mons in 1956. SECOND VISTA FORUM IS SET Lake Vista Ratepayers A jation will sp TRAIN HANDICAPPED TAUNTON, England (CP)--A farm training unit for mentally handicapped persons is to be set up in the 'Bridgwater- Taunton area of Somerset, at a cost of £75,000, by the National Society for Mentally Handi- MISSES' GLOVES Bulky Rib Knit Gloves with turned down euff. A variety of plain colours to choose from. Ong size. $4.19 CHILDRENS' KNITTED MITTS Two Tone Bulky Knit Mitts with contrasting turn down cuff and tip. OneSize., 89° capped Children. Training will be in specialized fields of farm work requiring minimum skills. the second of its Civic Forums next Sunday night at St. Phillip's Chugch on Oxford street. The 22 aldermanic candi- dates in the Dec. 7 election They _ will for sited" snower ston from the floor. Mr. Lymam Gifford has also been invited, Joint Meeting Is Scheduled The annual joint meeting of the Oshawa and District Cana- dian Diabetic Association and $IX RED-HOT BARGAINS FOR YOU THURS.-FRI.-SAT. thers Group will be held Thurs- day ot McLoughlin Bal. A Perfect Gift LADIES' Pre-Christmas i cece sl) ceramic WOOL | | WEEK-END Figure Lamps HEADWEAR CASE Assorted Styles films of the first summer camp Rep. Valu 6.66 Sesh hsson 5.99 and 8.99 Reg. value 1.98 PULLMAN 4.44 TRAIN CASE we 7.47 7.44 1 * { { Colours... Blue or Gray weeks lJast August, said Mrs. Fully Lined HURRY IN FOR BIG SUPER SAVINGS! tokes. It is hocated on an is- Watch For Extra Special Values Every Week nd off Honey Harbor in Geor- WH SL LT LL Will Assist FOAM FILLED PILLOWS The Patients Reg. Value 1.98 A bigger and better Christ- : a | aa * mas for patients at the Ontario Regular Price $5.95 . White-Pink-Blue Hospital, Whitby, is being plann- som 4,77 sees x eva ed by the Canadian Mental @ 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU BETTER eo Health Association, a local spokesman said yesterday. DOWNTOWN OSHAWA OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE C. A. Powell, gifts project SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED LADIES' VINYL GLOVES 8 Button Length Gloves in Black and Brown colours. Sizes Small, Medium and Large. {in Most Kresge Stores) " sT 19 LADIES' KNIT GLOVES Wool and Nylon Knit uy 5 ¢ -- LADES VINYL SLIP-ON GLOVES Gloves with Vinyl Palm and back with stretch Gloves in white, black and many. more col- ours, One size. (In Most Kresge Stores) chairman of the Oshawa and Ontario Coumty Branch of the Association, said the organiza- tion is appealing for gifts, cost- ing not more than $2, for dis- tribution at the hospital. "In spite of the best efforts of friends, relatives and hospital staff, many patients feel re- jected and lonely, particularly at festive seasons like Christ- mas," said Mr. Powell. "A gift from the cammunity is tangible evidence that the patient is re- membered and is of positive therapeutic. benefit." Mr. Powell said gifts may be A Treat For Christmas MIXED NUTS Reg. Value 98c SPECIAL (ft 14-oz. Tin LADIES' FALL SHIRTS Kresge Super Values Regular Price $3.95 sta 2.77 Regular Price $4.95 SPECIAL 3.77 left at the YWCA, Centre street; the White Cross Centre, Simcoe street south; or the McLaughlin Public Library,, Bagot street. Mr. Powell said more than 30 volunteers from the Oshawa and County branch of the asso- ciation will sort and wrap the gifts, which will be distributed at parties arranged by the hos- pital staff and volunteers. ACE nw TAXI 723-5241 OSHAWA'S Newest Taxi Offering Sofie, Courteous Service 46 King St. W. Oshawa MEN'S LEATHER GLOVES Smooth, rich cape leather is full-cut for comfort- oble fit. Three rows of pointing on back gives extra Cope slip-on gloves with nylon pile lining. Three rows of point- =n $3.98 appeal. Brown, black and gray. Sizes 8 to i 1. wedge sides and overstitch seams. Sizes 8 to 11. | Colours . $9.79 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED - 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU BETTER DOWNTOWN OSHAWA OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE