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SPEAKING TO ALL The CBC international service broadcasts every day in Eng- lish, French, Czech, German, Spanish, Hungarian, Polish, Portuguese, Rus sian,-Slovak 4 : and Ukrainian. The law directing the govern-| Nader, whose book Unsafe at "among the worst performing)out of major options for safety] THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, March 22, 1967 7 | s 8 s s Je Agonizing Timidity Seen vehicles on the road today are|advances," he said. ones which can meet or exceed} Nader said that could happen) ' eG the standards set for the 1968|if the safety agency slipped into pei geet yg casey ie : tinal 'Tegulations, insisted . models," he said. the control of the automobile |Pres! rom 23|/they were generally meaning- a er n et u in industry it is supposed to be proposed standards. jless. Is YEAR OLD regulating. | Lowell K. Bridwell, acting) spetrneeneanectcneicenmenem start siatieieil undersecretary of commerce | L Gaacamerhchp (AP) -- wee S safety aeeney. gr . tes-|ment to set safety standards is} any Speed made him a central|for transportation, told the sn BRIDGE SCORES | Nader accused the government's|timony prepared for the Senate|less than a year old, and Nader| fig ' ; : : LEWIS traffic safety agency today of}commerce committee. salt dt cartion thé Hike of nec: figure in the drive for passage/ate panel Monday the stand-| The winners and high scores Established for over 30 years * he ae Ale rye e . , of the law, said industry pres-) ; jin the games played by th moving with "agonizing timid-| «With very few exceptions,"|tion and delusion. sures "hat the fbiemerainie for ards represent a major first Suhiuh Feb e iL. EER le 10% King Street West 725-0444 For your new Spring Outfit EASTER fabrics Fine Dress and Drapery Fabrics in i the latest designs, colors, and mater- "¥ ials. y ity" and said it has issued in-\Nader said, "these standards| "It can delude the public into|the kind of standards which|SteP toward safer aulonmbllet. Moines and Oshawa Golf Dupli- adequate safety standards for!did not advance the level of|thinking that the government {slissued forth with such agoniz-| But William I. Stieglitz, ajcate Bridge Clubs were: 1968 cars. existing safety beyond what|watching out for the safety in-|ing timidity." consultant who helped draft the! He assailed the automobile|would have been the case with-|terests of the people when in| The safety agency issued 8 original standards, then quit the | OSHAWA CLUB (Section A) lindustry and the national traf-jout the law. reality there could be a closingiset of 20 standards for 1968/agency Feb. 2 in a dispute over,,, North and South -- Miss P. 11% King Street East, Oshawe, Ontario 725-4551 OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 725-4551 BoD aE Hughes and D. Model, 106; R. | White and B. Baker, 93; C. Nel- son and J, Buchanan, 92; Old- Ifleld and R. Eagleson, 87. East and West -- Mrs. J, |MacLean and J, Condos, 105; ™ |Mrs. R. Heron and J. Patter- ison, 98; Mrs. W. Baker and Mrs. W. Medland, 84; K. Brack '5 : and T. McQuade, 82. Section B: North and South-- & Mrs. H. Webster and C. Keith, y |91; Mrs. E. J. Wadsworth and .% lf R. Niglis, 83; Mrs. V. A. Sil- s / Super-Right | Quality ra ID. McCuaig, Mrs. A. Dowdle land Mrs. J. Wild. SHANK PORTION | BUTT PORTION | CHEESES" | AsP Cores...About You! | [i215 2m K. Marden and J. Miller, 79. Morris, East and West -- Mrs. R, jand Mrs. W. Heron, 85; J. Wild 14 TO 16 POUNDS FULL CUT HALF HAMS -- NO CENTRE 8LICES REMOVED jand R. Eagleson, 101; Miss G, Morris and Mrs. R. Drew, 80; Mrs, Sayin nd sic, Wal WHOLE HAMS «69: e SHANK HALF «63. BUTT HALF «73. HERRING 37. eeee 4 : ; , 7 VAC PAC LB ¢ |Mrs. Ci et Ueda A ys 4 mT § Good Holiday Eating Starts with 'Super-Right Meats! vial eee aa |Drummond, 71; Mrs. D. Stew- art and Miss B. McDonnell, 67. | John Miller was the winner of the winter series. The Oshawa Club will hold its team - of - four championship April 3. The defending cham- pions are Mr. and Mrs. R. Mor- ris, Mrs. H. Webster and Mrs. J. MacLean. The junior trophy |will be defended by J. Willis, jand L. Peel, 84; Miss A. V. Drummond and P. Kaukonen, e l 83; J. Drummond and D. Me- YC 8 f d B -- Cuaig, 83. % ed ote) UYS: ba The club will hold its in- {dividual championship March A&P BRAND BREADED 8EA SEALD BRAND |March 29. Mrs. W. Heron is the lb defending champion. ' so L 3 Cc ©) D GENERAL MOTORS North and South -- A. Vail- PORTIONS FILLETS \ lancourt and §. Sheridan, 111; |E. J. Wadsworth and J, Condos, 1108; R. White and K. Marden, 16-oz 1-Ib /105; Mrs. W. J. Timmins and |P, Kaukonen, 103; Mrs. R, C pkg C pkg Drew and Mrs, G. A. Rundle, 92, East and West -- B. Oldfield GOLF CLUB SUPER-RIGHT BRAND -- READY TO SERVE SUPER-RIGHT BRAND -- SMOKED, COOKED SUPER-RIGHT BRAND -- 5 to 7 LB, \ In Ruddy, #6; Mr: and Mes, \Henry, 56; Mrs. E. C. Jamie SEM! |b picnic CANADA GRADE "A" EVISCERATED | ipo ¢ PORK STYLE ROASTING cee eS id i ¢ i+ AMS resi SHOULDERS ( . | ¢ K F ti . Boros Tops WAPLE LEAP PURE get yl Golf Winners | PALM BEACH GARDENS, PORK SAUSAGE MEAT-45: POLISH SAUSAGE 7% | HQ, y | [2 23 ners in the Professional Golfers 8X BRAND ALLGOOD SMOKED, SLICED, RINDLESS : . 2 1%-b$9.79 3.4$ 2.39 $4.39 Pat enctins Ghe oe tin tin 2-b pkg won by Dan Sikes. \ Boros has $46,687 winnings from official PGA events, the basis on which the PGA rates med Frozen Foods! Sag Value-Priced! m8 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! Exse arene, ese 687.50, $1,667.73, $48,355.23; 2. Whole Kernel Reg. Price 550 -- SAVE 6e Reg. Price pkg. 26e -- SAVE 180 23 A«cP CORN 2bpely bse -- SILVERLEAF LARD ZrvsinB9e 1" \) es eae is Clark's Beef, Chicken or Turkey FEATURE PRICE Rep. Price $1.06 -- SAVE To G ke Ca - You ir 4 ea d ua rte rs edgy oevscgi Bagge - ' ¥ , Tay rewer 747.50, 09, MEAT PIES Ate 99¢ CHEER DETERGENT sissies 99 A q Rr an She 2 j Ys Plai 20,883.33, 2,140.59, 23,028.92; 7, ORANGE DRINK = 6 60z1in 89 aie lGeorge Knudson. 14,617.80, LOOSE PACK n 6 I al State ea ie ae For Your Easter Flowers iia Naat taal Pepsodent |Art Wall 12,211.37, 5,364.21, 17,» F Qualit 12-02 pk 4 PEAS force Sonne 29: TOOTHPASTE sian size be 5 Qe [Yet 0, Chuck courtney CANDIED YAMS 1207 pko 29 White Swan Reg. Price B50 -- SAVE be hasan a 1.79 POTTED ak ee BIGGAR, Sask. (CP)--When 1.99 each PAPER TOWELS =-- nisi 9 | EASTER 1. sg d i Twinkle (7 Varieties) FEATURE PRICE bi ' Gerald and Judy Kolberg asked -- IAS Ps -- CAKE Mixes ZiserioA7e | LILIES ss--- 249 4 =MUMS pene tater te ie 7 eae d Kol- hed P. Reg. $70 -- SAVE 40 showed them. Mrs. Richard Ko at th aah sg ee ye agandagle |berg bought a fleece and spent OLD CHEESE Ib 69% TOMATO KETCHUP 20-fl-oz bil 3 3c a week on carding and spinning yoo PEATURE RIOR. Big 207, Copitry Reg. Price 380 -- SAVE 7e POTTED ROSES ..... 3.89 CUT FLOWERS fentung two pa el eg Ph CHEESE SLICES 3 8-0z rkos 1.00 N LA 10-0z pkgs jcost for pple was $3.75, Rope Erive 0109 --~ GAVE: 6s pei sti -- Ric. a . disap HYDRANGEAS POM POMS | 99c sere Ludi ditalia Lane VELVEETA CHEESE 2+:1.33 ALKA SELTZER bilo 25 @ Qe 3 blooms 3.95 4 blooms 4.50 TULIPS 6c HEAT WITH OIL AN IDEAL EASTER GIFT Royal Prinee Fancy Quality . Reg. Price tin 390 -- SAVE 90 ; WHOLE YAMS wsveur 29-1-ortin 69 . DIXON'S MELLOWMOOD NYLON SALE vos ae Mente at HYACINTH, 3 blooms. . 990 DAFFODILS .... 49¢ OIL SEAMLESS WESH WITH BANLON TOP 2 COLOURS SV ARNTIG? @ ttee in : . | x SEAMLESS MESH -- 4 COLOURS K & K Brand Reg, Price tin . -- SAVE a GERANIUMS 4 inch pot Se 6 6 a 8 8 8 8 79¢ a one Pricigr' 7 9. . oe eee LPOTTED TULIPS 6 inch pot........++- 149 J |{] | 723-4663 LEE PINEAPPLE A viexin 8% SERVING osHAW, Available at most A&P Foed Stores All prices J oo \ Pw ||| osuawa tines Easter | WED. & THURS. TILL 9 PM. | | Geasng ete CANADA ONAN aa MRT STORE Closed All Day Frid | | ZN "nn ||) REPRINTS HOURS OPEN SATURDAY 8:30 till 6 P.M. \ y/) FOR4OYEARS geil i967 ~ 2 o SERVICE |] 25) King St. E., Oshawa | 8x10 -- 1.50 each | Sx7-- 1.25 each 20% Discount on Orders | of 5 or More Pictures mereh ht) NU-WAY PHOTO OPEN MONDAY MARCH 27