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THE OSHAWA TIMES, 21 Wednesday, October 19, 1966 DODGER CATCHER John Roseboro is first- string catcher and a power hitter with Los Angeles Dodgers of the National baseball league. (CP Photo) Labor Unrest Causes Cited SARNIA (CP)--The steadily- increasing cost of living, the in- flation that will accompany it and the fear of the unknown th technological Lat in industry were cited Tuesday night as some of the sure causes continued unrest in labor in ' Judge Hugh C. Arrell, of Hamilton, Westworth County|' hon al and family court, ad- sing the Sarhia and District Labour Council said the '"sec- ondary changes" which will oc- cur through technological ad- vances in industry which have "not even been considered yet" may have more far-reaching ef- fects than some people think. + He said it was time labor un- jons started thinking more of the "social utilities' than of the strictly materialistic things. He said that in Ontario "we seem to have failed in the hu- manities noting they build much better homes today . . . but we don't seem to be able to keep families together." Hees Stresses BOXED SHEET SETS First quality. Set consists of one double bed sheet and a pair of ane pillow cases. Richly schiffli embroidered. Choose from five multi-colored selections, two desi, A most beautiful and thoughtful gift. Pink, blue, white, aqua, gold. Reg. 8.98 Sale! 6°* zg, | LADIES' PANTIES Sale Special! In nylon tricot with elastic legs. Lace or nylon trim. Gold, aqua, white, pink, blue, pr: 3, M, L. DRESS SHEER SEAMLESS NYLONS Sale Special! First quality. Fashioned with reinforced ( pr. heels and toes for longer wear. In beige- tone, bronzetone, or browntone. 9-11,° or 4 pr. $1 MISSES' STRETCH SLIMS Firet quality of a well-known make Fea- tare side sippers and detachable stirrup straps. Machine washable, Black, camel, claret, green, blue. 10.20, INFANTS' SLEEPERS 606g SEN FOP OT RT iy EOE EEE AG GEE oa 44} f Stability Need | TORONTO (CP)--The govern- ment must take immediate steps to maintain economic pro- gress and keep the price level within reasonable bounds, 'George Hees, former trade and WOOLENS BY THE YARD Save up to 4.21 a yard ~ We've gleaned these better quality worsted and ' Val to 6.98 dist fabrics from well-known British and a ip pa Canadian mills in order to offer you these great -- 'yard Famous "Dr. Denton" Grow-A-Size Sale Special! double knit sleepers. Feature non-skid or 2 pr. 4.50 shoulder openings. Aqua, maize, pink, GIRLS' POOR BOY SWEATERS blue. 04 commerce. minister in the Dief- savings. $30,000 stock to clear for $16,400! enbaker cabinet, said Tuesday Choose from a glorious arra' ain and tweed night. finishes. This isa seldom hag to The former president of the possess such beautiful quality fabrics at rbd Sale! Montreal and Canadian stock tremendous savings. Don't miss it! In fall's new exchanges, who is Conservative deep, rich shades and pastels. 54" widths. MP for Northumberland, was speaking to the Toronto Broad- view Conservative Association. » He said Dominion Bureau of Statistics figures showed the in- dex of industrial production de- clined 0.8 per cent in July--the third consecutive monthly de- cline. . "These figures indicate the achange which is taking place in 'our economy and that the pros- perity which we have been en- 'joying during the past five | years appears to be approach- ing the end of the road," he said. Mr. Hees said Canada was in , the same kind of situation now , 'as it had been in 1957 when Dr. '30. J. Firestone, economic ad- lviser to the government of the | day, warned a business reces- sion was likely to follow if the government refused to reverse its tight money policy. "That warning was followed by a recession which lasted 314 years." SUGGESTS REMEDY Mr. Hees said the government must take the following steps to counter a decline in the coun- try's economy: Increase the supply of ' skilled workers by an ex- panded immigration program until training facilities in Can- ada can produce enough tech- nically trained young men and * women io imcct the growing demands of industry. --Expand technical training school facilities to meet yearly needs for skilled workers. * =--Make industrial loans available at reasonable rates of interest so that Canadian producers can expand produc- tion to meet the growing de- mand for goods, both at home and in the export market. The text of Mr. Hees' speech was released to the press in ad- vance of delivery. Search For Hunter Enters Fifth Day FOREST, Ont. (CP) -- The 'search for 15-year-old Dennis Hall of Wyoming, Ont., missing since he disappeared Saturday onto the fog-shrouded waters of Lake Huron, enters its fifth day today. ' His boots were found Sunday night near Ipperwash. Monday morning, the 10-foot punt he used to venture onto the lake to retrieve a duck he had shot was found near the north end of Pinery Provincial Park. Tuesday, searchers, who in- clude Dennis's classmates as well as area farmers walked 20 feet apart the full length of the Pinery park on the possibility he may have struggled up the beach and into the park area He was last seen by a com- panion hunter on the shore line aw ® Save on Famous-For-Quality TEX-MADE" FLANNELETTE BLANKETS The following feature colored borders and sturdy whipped ends. "IBEX" SHEETS 10" x 90" 6.79 pr. 80" x 90" 7.49 pr. 80" = 100" 8.49 pr. 5.57 ps 6.47 pe. TAT we. "CHINOOK" SHEETS Sale Sine Reg. Sale 10" x 90" 4.99 pa. 90" x 90" 5.99 pe. 80" x 100" 6.99 pr. "ARCTIC" SUBSTANDARDS 3:99 pr. 4.99 pe. 5.99 pr. Sise Reg. If First Quality Sale 70" x 90" 679. pr 80" x 90" 7.49 pr. 5.17 5.49 pr. TEX-MADE FITTED CONTOUR SHEETS substandards with elastic corners. Siz? Reg. It First Quality TWIN BED Size 39" x 75" 3.98 ea. 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