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Start working instead ot wish-|steadily one step at a time. Gi-! po Yi tea Be tage ns cmnnieneennenscemanenenemens eee ee si Start Working ling for a new opportunity. -- ant steps are ideal, of course,| I, D. N. Puiuhbo Gt % = K * . night plan how you will sche: "|But you can still get in tune! prince George Naa been ne: : Instead Of Wishing tie the following Gay: PUL TOUT Te a cities iy tak-|siemed-oreniteal atthe Gatun tine chores in their proper); | awarf-sized steps. And re-|jic Women's League of British For Opportunity [lace hy deciding how to do member, as you take them, con- Columbia. them quickly. Then delegate the) ' 4, i caged a By ROBERTA ROESCH snatches of time that all of Oe calin" acueet reggae that! Whenever I hear anybody say | have left over to the new OPPO) ven with ihe best laid plans for| "I can't find time for that," I|tunities you want. _/a daily time-making program) OSHAWA TIMES end up quoting the 19th century Get off to a good start every | there will be days and weeks in| PICTURE TORONTO 10:4 tribut writer and editor, Charles Bux- morning by arising eartly| our jife when a series of hay-| > \ 'Toronto Stock f | | fe ive y lf a hea A # ' i 1 | | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 20, 1967 |ton: enough to give yourself a | wire happenstances rips your ere. ote 116 racemes hth Aieks "You will never find time for start on the rest of the world.|jine sheets and schedules in| RE-PRINTS 100d. tol. xd lanything. If you want time, you Even a half an hour that you4,i¢ When these days come,| tights, xw--fxewar from previous boa Princess Grace Rests In Hospital ™,."*.'" A od laminates a ls SoS gh ad GOP This week, I found myself time wor aving. |to being discouraged. quoting this line to a very dis- -in gusy : | Instead get off to a brand NU-WAY PHOTO Mil > 4 : couraged young homemaker ™": 4 gs ' new start, gaining the time that Stock ~ Sales | _ After Suffering Miscarriage --sto'tisined'shee wanna way ,,A5, 700 bexin sour day and non tata we decide, =» SERVICE Fier : | f ; follow through on it, refuse to . Advocate 100; ; \to find the time to climb out of waste your time thinking how to make it. 251 King St. E., Oshewe » Par fir MONTREAL (CP) -- Princess} Prince Rainier had accom- her routine and start a ng terribly busy you are-and how| Seer ce -- Ang Ruyn 300 1 Grace of Monaco was admitted|panied the princess to hospital pemny A ig rong Wanted 101 auch you have to do. Don't) HOUSEHOLD HINT | 8x 10 -- 1.50 each Argosy 2200 to hospital in Montreal Wed-| but did not stay overnight. "Dm dying for new opportu: procrastinate; get busy being Two pads paver illo Moy 5 x7 -- 1.25 each Arnone 1000 nesday night after suffering a} The 37-year-old princess was nities," she told me, "But my, . Y. i eae nes Ge iol in tis ors pina Hel £0% Diceuston On Belcher 209 : miscarriage, an information of-|being attended by Dr. Gone days are "ga of small . Pegi sete new opportuni.|clothes will have a smoother| of 5 or More Pictures Big Nama 6500 ic rine .|Maughan and Dr. Newe il- tine chores ave no time of ° ¥ 7 : | final a. sc my own. Each day 1 can never les_by_moving_toward_them inh. -------- a ea Th se re. The birth of the royal couple's find any more hours than Brunswk 200 6 rh ices gran nee fourth child had been expected found the day before. cumin wast 4 ress Grace Selly, Wes Se ee, USE OPPORTUNITIES ' ering ae to the Royal Victoria Hospital) Mr, Allen said "there was' since none of us--as Charles OUR GREAT ; ¢ ,Jamlesn 7300 at 10:05 p.m. EDT, said press|nothing to indicate' that the puyton said--finds time unless Cdn Nisto 1000 attache Rupert Allen, Her con-| miscarriage had been caused by we make it, here are six ways Candor 14000 dition was reported as satisfac-|the strain of the visit by the tg make some for new opportu Cont Pat ft tory. royal couple and their children | nities: Chestrvite 4500 The Princess and her hus-|to Canada and their tours of Begin your time-making pro- ER FURNITURE oh Wh eek band, Prince Rainier, earlier | Expo 67. _ |gram by setting aside some Comb Met 2333 | had cancelled a scheduled trip} Mr. Allen said Prince Rainier|/hours to decide what new op- Con key a to Quebec City. They came to|and the children will remain in|portunity you want at the mo- Con | Fardy in? 2 jalli 7 Montreal to participate Tues-| Montreal for the time being. |ment. This is essential at this | . Come then 4 day in ceremonies at Expo 67; They were to have left Mont- point, whether the idea on your S | AR A S | OMORROW C Morisn 1100 45 honoring their tiny Mediter- peal by train at 12:45 p.m. to- mind is a new or improved job, Con Negus 9800 § C Rambler 4000 13 ranean country. day for Quebec City and, after a money - making project at C.RedP 42000 Mr, Allen said in a statement spending two days in the proy- home, a volunteer post, or what- ce Fields 500 M ; that Princess Grace is expected | ince's historic Old Capital, trav- ever: Then once you decide, Capa 2500 to remain in hospital for sev- elled across the country to Vic-|start working instead of wish- Boer. Horn on r . WS. tor ing for it. ' . . x &, % eral days toria 8 We are offering very worthwhile savings on pau ae read ' East Sull 650 57 Princess Grace of Mona- po's Place des Nations at Expo. Last night the chesterfield suites, chairs, occasional furniture, Endake 250 } co, wearing a black dress Tuesday as the. princess, Princess was nga to met : a . i Giant Yk 2s r >i Pag . pete : . nn Exp i Vs Neen, ens, ere Bae ee ee em bedroom and dining room suites, continenta Goldrim "2000 4 y. ; 4 » wis Mavh : | i Grdroy 5 5 during ceremonies at Ex- ded: Monaco's national day (CP Wirephoto) | beds, mattresses, etc., all by Canada's leading oats 2 © Gunnar 20) 20 ie * ies' . : 1a furniture manufacturers Headway 1500 1 ondon s Pearlies L ¢ y T ] F ] , High-B! 200 $1 Holl 56 $2 ucky Trailer Families = ee s s ' y Clearance of all 1967 Clairtone Hi-Fi Sets int Bios Ties } Jaye Exp 1000 1 Fading F S : S Lae panne: | Line Route OF The Queen | Joliet woo § LONDON (Reuters) -- Brit | ' Jonsmith 1000 1: ain's other royalty--the pearly 'Three hundred and six trailerjhere,"" Mr. Robertson added. Choose from our huge stock displayed on four oe pd J kings and queens of the cock-|families from the trailer clubs) The convention was planned| f A Kid Coner 3600 7: ney market places -- are slowly|of Ontario went to Ottawa for,around the centennial celebra-| showroom floors. Free storage until required. Kirk Min $00 dying out. the Dominion Day weekend and|tions. Buses were chartered to} Cikahesd < sane Only eight families are left of unexpectedly had one of the/take caravanners to Parliament | t Shore 500 26¢ the original 28 who can claim best views of the Queen in town./Hill for Friday's events, and | Lele oe ant title to those elaborate cos-/ They had gathered at Lans-/also for sight-seeing trips) || OUR OWN BUDGET TERMS Martin 1000 2 tumes studded with thousands downe Park for the second an-|around Ottawa. of mother-of-pearl buttons and/nual convention of the Travel) There was a buffet supper| the long tradition that started | Trailer Club Association 2f On-|sponsored by the city, a bacon} in London street markets be-|tario. When the convention was/and egg breakfast, a pancake fore the industrial revolution. (arranged, it was not known that) breakfast, movies, a rock 'n' The pearly king once ran the|the Royal couple would pass/roll session for the teens and local Barrow market, protect-| right through the trailer camp|young adults, and an entertain- Midri 21900 168 5 Muiti-Mi 200 144 Nat Expl 7000 12 Newconx 2300 570 N Hosco 900 171 N Imperal 1800 310 N Que Ragl 100 550 * 'Norbaska 500 64 Norbeau 2300 32 ing the regulars- from bullies/to the stadium for the Saturday| ment by member clubs, Noviex 1500 14 who thought they could put up| celebrations. A group of American visitors Norpax 1500 8 their stalls wherever they liked.! «6 sure had to work hard to/had travelled from West. Vir- Ncoie tae The titles were handed down' .4: the Queen here," joked Ot-|ginia. Northgat 125 415 from generation to generation,|. 4. club president Stewart! Many trailer owners attended North Can 200 147 but the practical need for, po} harward. The Otltha oanv ho: hturt GF Pi tola my an pearly kings died out in this oamgiiney warner for the ome ate peti gh Pg Begg p Orehon 300 220 century when licensing laws veritioel : 150 trailers left Monday to con- 63 KING ST. E. PHONE 725-3514 Sime Yor 2s were passed to protect the) 4. it happened, the royal tinue their trip to Expo. Rating | 482 925 street market stall Owner: couple's route had been planned! The Oshawa Travel Trailer Pee Exp 33700 111 And now London's best-knowniig take them down the Driye-\Club had reserved the Exhibi- Plex Craw lay 28 pearly bee and enn Frea\ ey, Mien clear gh theltion 2 ft Que-| Bing, Pelnt 305 $49 Tinsley and his wife, Have an-| contre of the site. The thousand hec for their trailerites Q'iattamt 430 tio nounced their retirement. They| trailer campers at the conven-| Oshawa was the first char- wemont 160 740 Said they had no heir to their/iion were lining the route to|tered trailer club in Ontario, Rorex ao ts kingdom" which included the| rreet them. their club was formed in 1961. Rio Algom 461 $35) bape oer Lon- "It turned out to be one of the} The Ontario Trailer Club As-| pecs a HH hy "in tocent Sacie Re Nnsievs highlights of the convention for|sociation was formed two years Rowan Cn 6000 10 and. other surviving pearly | '"e visiting people, many of|ago, comprising most of the She Ritant kings and q "4 Bene Gavdied whom had never seen the Queen trailer clubs of Ontario. The Sarime themselves to charity work and|efore." said Mr. Robertson. |president is E. M. Ostler of sherritt, to promoting such causes as "Our American visitors just/Oshawa, who was re-elected for ne tourism and "buying British.' |COU!d_not comprehend it. One| 1967-68. First vice-president is| aoa 1t whin't unusiel tore pearly man told me it cost him over|Frank Ball, of Oshawa and sec-! Siscoe : af $1,500 to see President Johnson|retary, Forbes. McEwen of Stenrck rine vee pice o pack an their and then he was behind 40 Whitby. } aa x a ge Meee unite Heyl ae 10) Sec urity men. To see the Queen' The past weekend the Oshawa Sunburst fe Grtshunade ein aad ke as him nothing -- he was here Travel Trailer Club held its Te - * |with us -- and he hada front-| monthly outing at Holiday Pines Thom L HELPED WORTHY CAUSES line view." Resort in Hastings and the i alleng Nor was it unusual for them Another couple, Mr. and Mrs.\ general topic was the Ottawa Tribag fo donate whatever they made| Walter Boxall from Hythe,' rally. eee to charity. The Tinsleys esti- Kent, England. have spent the - piss £25 mate that in their 50-year rule past year travelling around! they raised thousands of pounds North America. They were also} BLACK'S for worthy causes seeing the Queen for the first The pearlies take months time te person, They had come making their costumes, sewing!a lomg way for their first on each button by hand limpse Clearance of the true royal cockney The duke is patron of the tage. Caravan Club of Britain so it But these unofficial monarchs| would have been of great in are jealous of their heritage and terest to him to see the trailers disdainful of any publicity-seck:| ee ing imitators. BEAUTY ' One pearly queen. Mrs. John BARBARA S SALON Marriott, says of the fakes NNIVERSARY SPEC 4 SOT a eae SIT OSD "There's a whole moh of 'em! 980, OEE ON Continues LO SONG SING: SM SIM SSM ASM SSM ee ALL GOLD WAY (Gain DOOM OOO SOON MOOOO OOM MOOOOOUMMOOOOOONVMOODDOONYNSOO000 everyone dressed up. These are wy Ghai oe Ne tiwA © -eamenawaemems © =\ iS the leftovers, and they're a dis- 725-9572 ' grace to the real pearlies." 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