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Foom-cush- eld, match- volstered in mn surfaced } of colors. )-67 TES 29.67 comortobly 78,00 » top tadle, 78,00 table choirs 18.67 ber edging, 97.00 good look- 97.0u < choirs in Price next $117 irborite top $118 dern swivel 'iced | zag te ney stitches m up. Also ques, mone s on bute case, 14.95 ICE 1 woods dresser CHERNEY'S -- CARNIVAL '67 GREATEST SHOW ON WORTH SHOP LATE TONIGHT - OPEN TIL 9 P.M. ... SALE ENDS SATURDAY! Westinghouse AM/FM Stereo 2 only! Contemporary style Walnut cabinet, 80 wotts music power. 6 matched speokers. Dual 1010 automatic changer, Record storage. Reg. 489.95 $378 Philips AM/FM Stereo Contemporary style fur- niture crafted walnut cobinet. Solid state chossis. 35 watts music power, 8 speakers, Push button control, 4-speed eutomatic changer. Re- cord storage. Reg. 449.95 Electrohome AM/FM Stereo Early American _ style. Deilcraft hand rubbed walnut cabinet. 50 watts music power. Solid state chassis. Push button con- trols. 20-50,000 C.P.S. Garrard AT60 4-speed automatic changer. Reg. 649.00 Electrohome AM/FM Stereo Spanish Provinicial Deil- craft cabinet. 50 watts music power. Solid state chossis, 20-50,000 C.P.S. Push button controls. Dual '1009 automatic changer, 6 speakers, / Reg. 729.95 Sparton AM/FM Stereo 3 only! Traditional style cabinet reflects Spanish influence, Solid state chassis. Push button con- trols, 6 speokers. Gar- rord automatic changer. Genuine Walnut cobinet, Was 699.00 $398 || *528 || 9538 || *487 Bj PRICED A good looking eompact unit. Speakers and tuner-amplifier fold together os @ cdmpact console -- just swing open to operate . . . no need for extension cords or jacks -- the hinge acts as the connection, When you want full, living sound of stereo, speakers can be detached and extended up to 20 ft. Each speaker has a 5' speaker, Amplifier equipped with FM/AM/FMX selector switch . . . on/off signal light . . « FM stereo light... tone, volume, balance control, FM-AM RADIO STEREO... Tuner-Amplifier . . . Speaker ' [Soe Big 27" Rectangular Picture Tube Arrange for your new set tomorrow! See Color TV as it wos meant to be seen... ni ™ faced shallow-depth color pictur Admiral rectangular tube reprodi they are transmitted . . . in the movie screen. It's your "'pasport" to Trade up today! REGULAR 995.00 T7383 WITH YOUR TRADE hours. . PHILIPS CONTINENTAL 101... 2 TRACK TAPE RECORDER Compact battery operated tape recorder. Simple to operate with fast push-button controls -- in- cluding variable tone control. Operates on six flashlight cells with estimated battery life of 40 . 115 volt, 60-cycle house current. Size 114%" x 3% x 734", weighs only 7 Ibs. FORMERLY 149.00 'FB 5s SAVE $102 20 Watt... 4 Speaker AM/FM Radio Stereo A SOUND INVESTMENT Looks good! Sounds even better! Modern AM/FM radio stereo with 4-speaker sound system, B.S.R. automatic changer. 20 watt music power, 50-15,000 C.P.S. frequency response. BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE PHILIPS AM/FM MARINE BAND 10-TRANSISTOR RADIO Looks good! Sounds good! Priced even better! This deluxe Philips portable 10-transistor ra- dio will provide hours of listening enjoyment for every taste. Features include: Four wave bands --FM, AM, Long Wave, Marine. Built-in an- tenna (telescopic Antenna for FM). 7 pushbut- tons. Connections for earphones or car aerial. [ea FORMERLY 139.95 CLEARANCE... COLOR TV 12 IN. PORTABLE TELEVISION Come in tonight! Look them over! RCA Victor, Electrohome, Admiral, Philips, Westinghouse, etc. -- Portables, Consoles, 3-Way Combinations: PRICED AS LOW AS .............. $397 Excellent picture! Excellent tone! Good looking rugged case. Front sound projection. Earphone jack for private listening, CARNIVAL PRICE ................ $117 SAVE 135.95 Modern 23' black and white Console television in a distinc- tive Danish Walnut cabinet, illustrated with transformer power chassis. 21,- Exactly as 000 volts picture power. Front sound projection. Turret tuner. Pre-set fine tuning. Conven- ient front controls. See this and other models now feature ed at Carnival Sale Prices. EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED 23" CONSOLE TELEVISION BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE CHERNEY'S CARNIVAL '67 - "GREATEST EVER" STOREWIDE SALE! .... SHOP LATE TONIGHT! GET IN ON THE SAVINGS! THE OSHAWA TIMES, -- Thursday, July 20, 1967 7 FIRST WIN Muriel (Mert) Orris flashes a wide smile at Fort Erie, Ont., Wednes- day after the first horse she has trained won the second race of the day. Mert received her trainer's licence only three weeks ago and Daring Bull was her first horse. (CP Wirephoto) Youth Centre Suggested MONTREAL (CP)--A spokes- man for the Youth pavilion at Expo 67 said Wednesday the governments of Canada, Quebec |and Montreal would be "'miss- jing the boat' if they failed to stump up $10,000,000 to build an international youth centre. | Pierre Bourdon, 24, a mem- |ber of the pavilion's youth ad- |visory committee, said at a | press conference, the committee proposes that such a centre be {built on the Expo site after the \fair ends in October. | "We would like to take over lone of the existing pavilions-- lthe Australian, Czechoslovak, | Belgian or- International Broad- j casting Centre would be perfect --and establish a. centre in |which the phenomenon of youth | could be studied. | 'The Centre would be apoliti- \cal. We would welcome students from mainland China, Soviet Russia and other communist countries as well as from any other country in the world." 'Teachers Vote | On Fee Increase OTTAWA (CP)--A scheduled |vote on membership fees this morning will determine whether the 170,000- member Canadian Teachers Federation will be anything more than an organ- ization for liaison between pro- vincial teacher organizations, If a British Columbia motion to increase fees from $1.75 to /$3 a member is defeated, the | federation will be forced to cut its educational research serve ices by almost two-thirds. Spokesmen said other servy- ices would also receive serious set-backs. | Delegates to the four-day an- pnuet meeting here spent most jof Wed Jay in closed it | discussing the fee dispute. i _ Escarpment | Land Marked TORONTO (CP) -- Conserva- tive authority officials in the Niagara - Bruce Peninsula area Wednesday asked the provin- cial government for immediate funds to begin a massive ace quisition of escarpment lands. The province was also asked EF restore full power of expro- priation to expedite the acqul- |sitions. | Under. legislation in effect since Jan. 1, conservation au- thorities, hospitals and univer. |sities have to go before a jcounty judge and prove they need the land before being al- lowed to expropriate. | The authorities plan to ask |the government for'grants sub |stantially above the normal 50 per cent grant they now recéive \for land acquisition, but named no exact amount. Desranis VIP In Ottawa OTTAWA (CP) -- Although there are "no strings" attached to Canadian military aid to Tan- | zania, the country's second vice- | president says the equipment will not be used to help other African nations win their free- dom struggle. Rashidi Mfaume Kawawa, 38, told reporters Wednesday his country is "committed to the freedom struggle" in Africa and jadvocates military action to rid Rhodesia and South Africa of their white regimes. BISCUIT IS HEIRLOOM | HALIFAX (CP) -- A Halifax man, J. A. Scriven, is proud of his unusual family heirloom, It is a biscuit baked on Domin- jion Day, 1867, and thrown into ja crowd of people during the jcelebration parade, The biscuit jhas been carefully preserved ea still bears the date July 1,