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Wednesday, Mey 17, 1967 Grants Due On Housing For Indians OTTAWA (CP) -- Conditional housing grants of up to $6,000 will be made effective Tues, to Indians who wish to live off the reserve, Indian Affairs Minister povet announced in the Com- g THE OSHAWA zd "i. Laing said $1,000,000 is being put up by his department to make available housing grants of up to $6,000 plus an- other $1,000 for furnishings. Employed Indians would be eligible for the grants, to broaden their opportunities for employment and to live in the community of their choice." The amount available to each Indian would be tied to his in- come and ability to meet MOFt | pseu gage payments over and above sss the conditional grant. Central Mortgage and Housing, Corp. will be responsible for providing the mortgage funds. The grant will be secured by a@ second mortgage which would not have to be repaid if the ap- plicant lives in the house for 10 years. Indians are now given grants up to $7,000 for houses built on reserves. The Laing statement said the housing program is in line with "the government policy to pro- vide the Indian people with the greatest opportunity to choose their own way of life." The department of veteran's | \. affairs will supervise the off-re-| *% serve housing program, helping each Indian select a home "suitable to his needs" and en- suring it meets the standards of} the National Housing Act. PLENTY TO READ There are more than 200 scientific societies in Britain publishing 400 magazines and 48 ox. Tin APPLE JUICE 27° SAVE RTIN'S VITAMINIZ POWER GRADE 'A, FRESH FOR THIS WEEK END (AS A MATTER OF FACT, STARTING TO-DAY) POWER-OSHAWA OFFERS YOU AN EXCEPTIONAL NUMBER OF TRULY OUTSTANDING "MONEY-SAVERS." WE URGE OUR CUSTOMERS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE, BY STOCKING UP!...AS THEY SAY "A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED"--AND YOU REALLY DO SAVE AT POWER CANADA ist GRADE CREAMERY IF YOU'VE FALLEN § IN' or "OUT' OF LOVE} WITH US 2 WE'D LIKE TO' HEAR FROM YOU: ON THE PRESEDENT'S "HOT-LINE" journals. FACIAL TISSUES KLEENE: White or Colored y LEON WEINSTEIN President & Gen. Mgr, We're asking both mew. custo- : mers and old customesrs of ours to call and give us:the' straight | goods. Our Vice-Prresidents, Bryon Sims and Harry Guest -- and President Leon 'Weinstein, | want to know what you/ like about 7 Power. And what you :don't like. Selling | "DAILY" Clark's Vegetable All. Tomato TOMATO - iV AYLMER FANCY This kind of customem»research | is important to us in:more ways 7 than one. First of allwe're self- | ish. If we keep our 'customers -- happy -- we keep our customers. / So if you like our prices... our meat... our cashier's... our ho games, stamps, tapes or gim- micks policy--don't be:shy. POWER EVAPORATED Ayimer Fatey Cut - -- Blue lake ; Speak up today. We want'to keep | you 'won over" to. Power, 3 Where can you sell al- most anything . . whether it's household goods, live- stock, farm supplies, cars or houses the TIMES AC- TION ADS are the marke place of thousands every- ALLCURRORE C 6 POSITION CAMP cor ° day. If you don't need it . . turn it into ready cash and they're easy to place. ° Open ge bean, You can either mail it in : . Str 3h sleleted or phone it in, if you are KRAFT @ Jet Puff @ Chocolate or Fruit Flavoured SAVE 68 = POST SAVE 10¢ e Ei Sat) Duck craig down town then come on MARSHMALLOWS PKG. 27¢ BRAN FLAKES eat 27¢ © Stores poh aro, . @ Con also biuseg as'a cheir, y over and bring it in. Yes! PREM i NABOB LI The TIMES ACTION ADS : 12 oz, 10, " "_, -- Ta TIMES ACTION AS Po WER Pus LUNCHEON MEAT © x 49¢ PIE FILLER ts 1S? ST, WILLIAM'S STRAWBERRY OR SAVE 136 COTT'S ORANGE OR SAVE 17 of turning unwanted items a ne : oa 7 ENT RASPBERRY JAM Mae 46; COLA w biposte jr 3O¢ 773.3490 FTER INSTANT COFFEE © "$9.39 FRUIT DRINKS 3 "sz: $9.00 PUREX @ WHITE & COLOURS SAVE 6e --E.- D. SMITH SAVE 6¢ TOILET TISSUE 2% 27¢ TOMATO KETCHUP '3: 18¢ 5 lb. Bag "Your Direct Line to Over 23,560 TIMES READERS" 99 564 KING STREET EAST, OSHAWA Open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday till 9:30 -- Saturday till 6 CLOSED MONDAY -- VICTORIA DAY