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24 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, May 15, 1967 68 Deaths By Accident Mar Week-end In Canada By THE CANADIAN PRESS A traffic death toll of 31 in Quebec accounted for almost half the 68 accidental deaths reported across Canada during the weekend. A Canadian Press survey from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday, local times, showed a total of 61 persons killed in traffic accidents, five by drown- ing and two in other mishaps. Thirteen persons died in traf- fic mishaps in Ontario, six in Alberta, four in Newfoundland, two in each of British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia, and one in New Brunswick. Four drownings were reported from Nova Scotia and one from British Columbia. An Ontario} boy was killed when struck by a train and one person in Man- itoba died after an accident in- volving a tractor. Prince Edward Island re- ported no accidental deaths, The survey does not include natural or industrial deaths, known suicides or slayings. "The Ontario dead: SUNDAY Jacques Landreville, 20, Ot- tawa, in a two - car collision near Maberly, 35 miles north of Kingston. Jean Desbiens, 31, Strickland, when his car left the highway and overturned near Kapuskas- ing. Joseph Willaert, 48, Leaming- ton, when his car overturned near Tilbury, 15 miles south- west of Chatham. Lawrence Featherstone, 24, Merlin, James Haskell, 23, Leamington, Theodore Cedar Jr., 39, and Richard Taylor, 21, both of Tilbury, Ont., when the car in which they were riding left the road and struck a tree near Tilbury. SATURDAY Tauno Johan Backstrom, 42, Oshawa, when the car in which he was riding left the Mac- donald - Cartier Freeway and crashed into a bridge abutment near Toronto. Kenneth John Connelly, 14, when struck by a CNR train while walking across a narrow} railway bridge near George- town, about 20 miles west of Toronto. Steve Shorobura, 68, Toronto died in hospital Saturday of in- juries suffered when struck by a car in Toronto Friday night. Bertha Grexton, 46, Hornby, when the car in which she was ridi@g left the road and struck an abutment near Milton. Gordon Ellwood Davie, 32, Plattsville, when his car struck an overpass on the Macdonald- Cartier Freeway about eight miles east of Kitchener. John Henry Nelson Trudell, 28, Collins Bay, in a single-ve- hicle accident four miles south- east of Kingston. Christa Durynek, 17, Toronto, in a two-car collision in Toronto. NEWS IN BRIEF CLAMP ON DRIVERS More people are imprisoned in Norway for drunk driving than for all other crimes put together. CANAL KEEPS BUSY The Weliand Canal of the St. Lawrence Seaway carried 8,714 ships in 1966, more than 200 more than in 1965. VETS KEEP IN TOUCH About 1,400,000 former U.S. soldiers are members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. CANADIAN CAME FIRST Henry Woodward, a Toronto medical student, patented an electric light bulb several years before Thomas A. Edison. Monday May 22nd is a Holiday... Enjoy ity ... as you travel around Ontario @ As you visit Expo @ As you open the cottage or camp @ As you boat or fish Shop at EATON'S TODAY for ALL your Holiday Needs! % Of course, the staff of EATON'S will enjoy the holiday as the store will be closed Monday, May 22nd. @ As you garden or play EATON'S May Sale of Linens Continues... Thermaloft Blanket EXCLUSIVE WITH EATON'S This is value where it counts! Just 5.99 buys a Viscose and Acrylic thermal blanket for year round use. It's highlofted and permanapped and has Leno weave --- cool for summer, worm for winter. Wide colour range fits the decor of any colour- conscious bedroom -- blue, rose, white, medium green, antique gold-colour. 5.99 72 x 90", SALE, cach ...ccscessscecsccvescnes wee Caldwell Terry Tea Towels Even cleaning up after a large party can be fun with thirsty Terry Tea Towels! Absorbent cotton terry in stripes or block checks play the role of kitchen helper with ease. Created by the Caldwell people for happy kitchen action! Sizes at a practical 15 x 30'. Bold stripes of blue, red or gold-colour. Old fash- joned checks of rose, blue 2 99 4 1 90 for ® tor 7 or yellow. SALE, BEDSPREADS Experience the pleasures of summer all year long with a Daisy-printed quilted bedspread. Sheer nylon top is tailored with ruffled skirt, backed with French crepe. This desirable, machine washable spread is Kodel padded for light, yet airy warmth, It's hard wearing, yet looks delicately attroctive. 81 x 110" or 97 x 110" in rose, blue or gold-colour allover print. neem 1 DDO SALE, each . LINENS AND BEDDING, UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 236-436 PHONE 725-7373 Reversible Cotton Coverlet Here's a bright touch for your bedroom! Spork the decor with an abe stract wheel and scroll design in brilliont scarlet, ocean blue or gold- tolour and white, Cotton filled and cotton covered with a neatly ruf- fled edge, this reversible cotton coverlet weighs next to nothing. 80 x 84". Ordinarily 11.98. SALE, each 80 x 100". Ordinarily 14.98. SALE, each: ..cccccccccccccnccscsssenes eee 25% Off! 2-Piece Nylon Pile Bath Mat Set - Reg. 12.98 Save 3.25 on a luxurious, deep piled bath mat set, consisting of oval mat with skid-resistant cotton duck backing and elast- icized lid cover which fits average fixtures. Machine washable, this set adds a touch of elegance to any bathroom. g ag Mat size, 24 x 36'. SALE, 2-pce. set 7" Chicken-and-Goose Feather Pillows Pick a pair of fine chicken-and-goose feather pillows and sleep softly every night. Washed, sterilized and Sanitized for lasting freshness, covered with smooth, linen-finished cotton, these pillows are excellent value. Naples pattern piped all round. Sweet dream colours -- pink or blue. Size 19 x 25'. SALE, pair oe ae 7 a free |b [oN fe we (LOO Saori Lady Galt 6-Piece Towel Ensemble Choose a pair of bath, hand or wash towels! Better still, choose @ complete set of thick towels and the real savings which go with them, Jacquard woven 'Venitian' (cameo and scroll) print in high looped cot- ton terry with hemmed ends. Colours are summer-happy bright in mid blue, avacodo green, petal pink, sun yellow! _ 3,99 Beth 24 x 45". Ordinarily 4.99. SALE, pele. eee ped@eles seas Hand 16 x 28". Ordina aw a ae Wash 12 x 12", Ordinarily .69 each, Cotton Flanneletie Blankets (NOT SKETCHED) Pairs of snuggle-prone flannelette blankets can be yours at one attractive sale price. For summer-night comfort treat yourself to the smooth textured luxury of light, yet warm cotton flannelette. Creamy white bordered with rose or blue. Size --66 x 100" (Twin or %). SALE, peir Size -- 80 x 100" (Double bed). SALE, peir rily 2.49. LINENS AND BEDDING, UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 236-436 PHONE 725-7373 and dream alittle... Visit EATON'S Summer Living Centre Soon! Discover the fun of outdoor living and make your purchases early to ensure a full season of pleasure! EATON'S has an extensive selection of seeds, bulbs, garden tools, barbecues and patio furniture. Come see our boats, motors, tent trailers and water skiis EATON'S Open Thursday and Friday Nights Until 9 P.M. ! ? EARLY WEEK MONEY-SAVING SPECIAL ie "DOMINION'S OWN BRAND" COUNTRY CLUB COFFEE 1-LB. TIN SAVE 10¢ "DOMINION'S OWN BRAND"'--BAYSIDE FANCY RED SOCKEYE SALMON 1-LB, TIN SAVE 18¢ SALAD DRESSING JAR SAVE 10¢ CANADA PACKERS LUNCHEON MEAT SAVE 10¢ LYNN VALLEY--STANDARD SAVE 16¢ 28-0Z. TINS LEE--SLICED--CRUSHED OR TID BITS PINEAPPLE** 23° CORONATION--HOT DOG OR HAMBURGER 1 2-0Z, JAR EVERYTHING GUARANTEED K-MART PLAZA -- Open Every Night until 10 p.m. WHITBY PLAZA -- Open Every Night until 9 p.m. MIDTOWN PLAZA -- Open Wed., Thurs. and Fri. until 9:30 p.m. | DOWNTOWN OSHAWA and BOWMANVILLE ' Open Thurs. and Fri. until 9 p-m. AMPLE FREE PARKING WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT Q' UANTITIES VALUES EFFECTIVE MON., TUES., MAY 15th, 16th DOMINION STORES LIMITED DOMINION |