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ships or aireraft. operated by Communist countries. The notice also applies to 500,000 Workers Get Waming a LONDON (Reuters) -- Nearly j:empt + » ified in. 500,000 civilian workers in Brit- forieation -- Bisco yg bf ish dockyards, air bases and/iiherately or involuntarily--was Held At Blackstock Park jarmament depots havetsbeenlthought to be the most wide- BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- Seven-jcock, Lindsay; oldest man --) e ty-five members of the Bea-|J. Robertson, Dunsford; most |Warsed not to visit Cemmbaiat spread security ruling ever cook family atiended the o8thjrecenlly tiaivied coupie -- Mr.) mads in peacetime Bitten. annual reunion at «the park.jand Mrs. William Ferguson; eg Bg ony foceone in all "ee Meals were served in the rec-|longest distance travelled -- N.|pritish ministry of defence es-| NOT TO BY DROPPED reation hall and the sports and|Wilkinson, Kitchener; longest tablishments, also advised em-| The moon weighs 81,000,000,- ager meeting were held at)married couple -- Mr. and Mrs "|ployees against travelling in 1000,000,000,000 tons. e park, Tennyson Samells; family quiz Officers for 1967 are: Os-|-- Miss Olive Beacock. borne Taylor, Bobcaygeon,| Friends attended from Kitch- president; Mrs. Harold Beatty,jener, Oakville, Toronto, Willow- Dunsford, secretary; Mrs. Vel-jdale, Don Mills, Oshawa, Lind- mar Robertson, Dunsford,|say, Dunsford, Bobcaygeon, treasurer, Peterborough, Cobourg, Prince The winners of special events) Albert and Nestleton. 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, July 11, 1966 Beacock Family Reunion ene Go now! 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SCARBOROUGH COLLEGE HOUSEHOLD Fi Ask about our evening hours 2 OSHAWA OFFICES Suite 208, Oshawa Shopping Ctr.--Ph. 725-1138 (northwest corner, over Fairweather's) 64 King Street East--Telephone 725-6526 (next to the Genoshe Hotel) AJAX: 66 Herwood Avenve South... oeeeeseesones Telephone 942-6320 (over The Advertiser vertiser) 'STRAWBERRIES MAKE FESTIVAL WORTHWHILE The Centennial Fashion Show, 'Portraits of the Past," was given full attention by those who . attended the Strawberry Festival, Saturday after- noon, at the Pickering Township Museum, in Brougham. However, for the younger generation per- haps the main attraction were the dishes of straw- berries served by the com- mittee. Seen here is Lorne . Chapman, 4% years, son of + Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chap- os man, Piekering Township, who is devoting his entire attention to the bowl of summer delicacies. --Oshawa Times Photo Waistlong Hairdos Proposed. By JEAN SPRAINWILSON NEW YORK (AP)--To be ab- solutely sure there is no con- fusion in separating the men from the women, Kenneth is advocating waistlong hairdos. Since Kenneth Battelle as Jacquelin Kennedy's hairdres- ser once influenced a world of women into teasing their tres- ses into a huge head of hair, he may get his point across. But if you can't grow that much, can't wash it, or flip a dise trying to comb it, you can buy it and tuck the root of it into the crown of your hair. | Called falls, these spare hair| parts have been gaining in pop- | ularity and in length during the} year. But Kenneth probably has the record for the longest, 36 inches of silky stuff that costs] WBE oe s ee < about $750. ; Boas " ' I. <S ; More hair than no one dares " ' . : yank sells by the foot. These] ee ais 7 HE ia } é Rae are braids that dangle the ae a ee : j . ae : r 6} : | | oh a ; AJAY \ DAILY length of the body, or pull through hair loops, or form 9 to 9 FRIDAY masses of intricate ins and outs "TIL 5 P.M, at the nape of the neck. In his crowded salon, Ken- SATURDAY 'TIL NOON AND SAVE with your MILLS MAN neth explained to fashion writ- ers here for fall style previews that: H Eyelashes should be prop- | erly enhanced with two coats of mascara to give a woman appear ance.| brushed to- an enigmatic i False eyelashes, i gether with natural ones,|i) should be worn for evenings. jf} -- Hair should shine withif healthy highlights and: fall toll! shoulders or the waiste al-|f} most like Lady Godiva, if|f}) you are young enough --Lips should be soft andi! moist - looking, neither too! dark, nor too light, with | tantalizing sheen. The Millinery Institute -- duced a group of small hats that managed to squeeze a | the fine artistry of the hair-| dresser without wrecking it. Recognizing that a woman's|}} hair is not always at its best, the hatmakers also included a group of wraparounds, or cover- ups -- turbans, scarves and baggy berets that keep women in curlers without detracing |f) from the' their chic. Your Mills Man "Pick-of-the-Week" == $2760 "Laurentian" PROV. TAX EXTRA SEE your MILLS MAN DON GAVAS RAY McLAUGHLIN FRANK WHITE LEN BURTON ROSS SHEYAN MIKE JACULA ¢ e @ DAVE BATHE @ Murray FRANKLIN e & eS Five Cent Meters Being Installed WHITBY -- Whitby residents | > seat belts; should from now on pay more attention to parking meters. Al- H ready starting at the four corn- H | = 4-DOOR SEDAN 8-Cylinder model No. 75669 equipped with: ---- automatic transmission; windshield washers; padded dash} outside mirror; licence. ceetuttly Tow iver BILL HAYNES RON SILVER BADE CRANFIELD BERT AMEY ONLY 6-cylinder $100.00 less. Your Mills Man FRANK WHITE ers Brock St., to Byron St., on Dundas St. W.,. five cent meters are installed on _-- sides of the street | Meter Inspector Eric al fs progressingly making the if! changes. A_ sticker on each | meter indicates the changing |] rate H | One more thing cannot be | bought in Whitby (one cent par- | king) | A. E. JOHNSON, 0.D. |} ; he | i] OPTOMETRIST 14 King St. East |i! 266 King. Street West '3 = _-- one am ee Sores = a = --_ at NS eT CES = ' -- - = se " mee nF: = SE --_ = = a of Your PONTIAC ¢ BUICK © VAUXHALL ¢ VIVA ¢ ACADIAN ° GMC ¢ BEDFORD Dealer CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. Phone 723-4634 | 799.9721 Downtown Oshawa