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THE OSHAWA TIMES, babaunsssod aves 16, 1967 | BIRTHS REID -- Williem and Norma an-) nounce the birth of a daughter at King- ston General Hospital on August 12, 1967. OLIVER -- Art and Phyllis (Glowask!) are 'hrilled to announce the arrival of their chosen son, Kevin Arthur MacCANNELL -- Doug and Jeanne (nee Purvis announce the safe! arrival of their daughter, Kelly Lynn, S$ pounds 11 ounces, on Saturday, August 12, 1967, at the Oshawa General. Hospital. Many thanks fo Dr. Beckett and fourth floor nursing staff DEATHS AKHURST, Annie rt At Fairv ew | hitby, on Tuesday, 967 Dusty, beloved | te Albert Akhurst, dear] James Dusty of Oshawa and the late Rae Dusty, Also predeceased by! Mar ag Mrs. N. Binke- Kingston Tues pel on ougham BRUNER, James Frank race Hospital Sunday, August 13, 1967, Bruner, at the age of 65, Cynthia and husband of the late runer, brother of Mrs. of Oshawa, Mrs Bloomfield, Mrs. Ed Le | Mrs. E. Ferry Thomas Ed rl Bruner. Resting at t Wednesday morning. DAVIDSON, James Alexander At the Community Hospital, Port Perry on Tuesday, Au! gust 15, 1967, James y loved husband of Bar dear father of James y a7th year. Resting pel of MeDermett-Panabaker Port Perry. For service on Friday at 2} ce Grove Cemetery. | at the p.m, Interment Pir aiteria shor Tiress at the ostawa Gen- " DOMINION'S . BRAND" RICHMELLO era) Hospital on Wedr 1967, Annie Jones, of Toren daugnte Interment Gr moeee at 2:30 p.m. Cemeter y, Brook Minister the Rev Armstr 'ong. Visitors commencing sae dadine "DOMINION'S OWN BRAND" RICHMELLO KAYEL, Lovis Entered into rest In Bowmanville Me morial Hospital! o Sunday 1967, Lovis Kaye PARKER, James fre Entered into rest In the Oshawa Gen a Hospital on Sunday, August 13, 1967 James ira Parker Grace Turre' father Mrs. John Olliffe (Mary), Mrs Robert Bradiey Joan), and James Melrose es ker, Osh awa, brother of Mrs. (Carrie Athens, Ontario, and John, Oshawa; WERZUN, Annie Entered Info rest fn the Oshewe Gen- eral Hospital on Wednesday, August 16 day, Augu gusholm ighter of the fate Annie Jones, dear sister of ses Sally and Beatr og Jones of hitby, Jack of Midland and Ted of a. har her year mastit ng at W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby fer service in the chapel on Friday, August 1 on August ' in his 66th year. Rest ing at the Armstrong Funeral Hon: Oshawa with funeral service In chapel, Wednesday August 16, at p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Canute. N Cherry ) ona rea In his S2nd_ year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral ee Oshawa with funeral service in the) Chapel, Wednesday, August 16, at 2 ee Summertime 'n sandwiches. Go together don't they? Add kids! Kids and sandwiches have been going together since almost always. And wise moms know where to get all the fixin's for real swingin' summer sandwiches ... at Dominion, of course! Stock up now and "'Loaf" through the rest of the summer. SLICED or UNSLICED 24-OZ 16-OZ. JARS beloved tusbend of "DOMINION"S OWN BRAND" DOMINO--PLAIN, PIMENTO OR NIPPY 8-OZ. PKGS. 3 2% 5 C 1.00 1.00 1967, Annie Kreskiw Bukachyk, beloved | wife of John Werzun and mother of Mrs. John Witkowski (Maggie), Welland, On tario, Mrs. Cameron Cole (Nettie) of Ayton, Ontario, and step-mother of Mrs. Robert Bowers (Alice), Toronto. In her 7oth year. Rest rmstrong Fu neral Home, Oshawa with Requ em High Mass in St orge's Ukra Catholic Churct $:20 am SERVE THE Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 STAFFORD and Wil AL &X BROTHER Ahh FOR ¢ AM LONDON:PARIS PLUS $500, TO SPEND AS YOU WISH Fly CPA-DC-8 Jet Empress Service to Europe HERE'S HOW TO MAKE IT from the bottom up sthorized Das ROCK OF eee FAMILY MONUMENTS $18 Dundas St. F 668-35 52 te Or IN MEMORIAM HUN TLEY g memory of @ nd grandfather, Huntley, who 966. (1) Crusty French or Italian bread with salami slices and onion ovingly semem rings. (2) Dark rye bread spread with prepared mustard and filled : with thinly sliced corned beef and dill pickles, (3) Sliced enriched nemory of Sid white bread spread with mayonnaise and filled with tomato slices. o Panaried. thls 4) Sliced whole wheat or cracked wheat bread buttered and filled y his wite and with Canadian processed cheese slices. (5) Sliced white bread, family buttered and filled with cooked ham and Swiss cheese slices. (6) Medium rye bread buttered and filled with bologna Slices, white bread buttered the order orange slices and onion slices, (7 = MS a As > OFTHE EAT WHOLE CUT UP CHICKEN - BASKET FRESH CHICKEN CUTS LEGS and BREASTS THICK and MEATY Presswood or Lucos Brand----Rindless BREAKFAST BACON i Qe SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE! ls All meat and meat products sold at Deminion, whether Fresh, Frezen or Processed are Se cee ! 39. 'Tb. 49. Blade & Chuck STEAKS * 69: ith salmon salad. B id together until ready ordinary barbecue skewer through all tt and filled w g an shown @ with a Centennial or Canadiar OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK 1 promise to serve the "Sandwich (PLEASE PRINT) MAE ii 0 bs Se eWN DS Oka es CaSO ADA REE EO RIA RUNES Oe Mor inet ME CIV /PRO. ioc. cscs si "Special A AO PHONE NO......--.--+04 Mail to: Sandwich Time, P.O. Box 2134, Toronto, Ontario. ENTER NOW! CONTEST CLOSES OCTOBER 31, 1967. HOW TO ENTER Here is all you have to do: promise to serve the sandwich of the century FUNERALS FUNERAL OF DOUGLAS G. CRYSDALE The memorial s ce for las Gordon Cry neale, who ju dges is final No correspond died Aug. 12, at the Ross Mem- entered into except with sele: orial Hospital, Lindsay, was elec held at the Armstrong Funeral jome: at 27 must first corr ithe: ser aa conducted by answer a time-limited li-testing é . ty question. Prizes will be ally Re of the Chris- and must be acc ontes lie d Missionary Alliance operrto all r 1 Church. Interment was in Mount (18) years of age or over, except wn Cémetery. and their families of the Bakery Co The pallbearers were: Max the Bakery Foods Foundation, its advertising Vooue. David Young, Wayne agencies and the judging organizatior rherte Ross Gibson, Dick Trotter and Norman McLeod | "Health and Beauty Aids" DOMINION'S 1 Save 20c! OWN BRAND a a Levoris Antiseptic RICHMELLO «** |Mouthwash & Gargle ate roses pie SCONE 188? Bottle ROLLS PKG, OF 12 DUNHILL Si. Moritz Cigarettes ¢ 5 AVAILABLE AT POPULAR PRICE Save 20c! on Shampoo Lusire Creme 7: 79° Save 30c! on Pepsodent Toothpaste "7..." 1-" BRIGHT'S FANCY SAVE 26¢ Y\ APPLE JUICE ss' BBE P HOSTESS Potato Chips '*< 69° @ CARNATION EVAPORATED SAVE 6c Mam CANNED MILK 2 "$2 33° AJAX CLEANSER comnts OO" SAVE ALL SAVE Se WAX PAPER 2", 69° SAVE 10c! SAVE 11c! SAVE Ile "DOMINION'S OWN BRAND" MAYFIELD SAVE 10c MARGARINE = 4 xc: 89° "'DOMINION'S OWN BRAND" RICHMELLO SALAD DRESSING 32-0Z. JAR 49. LIBBY'S DEEP BROWNED IN TOMATO SAUCE BEANS with PORK """ 3 * 79 FANCY ASSORTED DEL MONTE PEAS """ 4 "= 89. "Fresh Delicious Fruit and Vegetables" CANADA NO. 1 GRADE -- ONTARIO PRE-COOLED CORN On The COB «39: New Crop---South African Sweet and Juicy, "DELICIOUS FLAKY CRUST" RHUBARB-APPLE OR ORANGES Raisin Pies 2,,, 1.00 SIZE 49¢ DOZ. EVERYTHING BAKED RIGHT IN THE STORE CAROLINA GROWN SERVE ICE COLD WATERMELON 17-LB. ¢ AVERAGE 79 EACH MIDTOWN PLAZA ONLY 112's "OLD FASHIONED" CHERRY Pecan Loaf ba 39° Ki "DELICIOUS" DANISH Night Opening Bonus Buys' Bearclaws = 5, 37° eee der ne tonnes sm WED. THURS. Fresh Orange Juice 7 i "DOMINION'S OWN BRAND" -- 6 Delicious Flavors SAVE Richmello Ice Cream tint one CHOCOLATE BON BON Layer Cake --,.., 69° "TRY'EM WITH HAM" Scotch Baps 45° "DOMINION'S OWN BRAND" SAVE 16¢ ; : In Th 1-Ib. "RIGHT FROM THE OVEN" Fal Domino Coffee Bean Bog 59° "DOMINION'S OWN BRAND" -- CHOICE QUALITY SAVE 26¢ Hot Bread =. 25°] | SAT. Domino Tomatoes Tie" 1.00 EVERYTHING GUARANTEED--VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING AUG. 19th MIDTOWN PLAZA--OPEN WED., THURS., FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 9:30 P.M. K-MART PLAZA--OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 10 P.M, WHITBY PLAZA--OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 P.M. Downtown Oshawe and Bowmanville -- Open Thurs. & Fri. Night Te 9 P.M. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quontities -- Ample Free Parking DOMINION STORES LIMITED { _* f 4 THE Wednesday, Au: Judge Acqui MONTREAL tice Adrien Me Superior Cour' 'Tuesday on a ¢ in testimony he a judicial inqt lent bankruptci The acquitt down by Judge of Sessions Co judgment that an hour to reac It was the Mr. Justice M convicted and years in 1964 offence. He was free 000 pending th appeal which about a new | that there had larity at the fir At the seco this year no called. Both sit depositions fro be entered int the second. Tax B Conce COBOURG, C J. A, Heenar there is growin members of the pal Associatior burden placed home owner th by the senior g Federal and ernments pass municipalities | to pay for wh done, he said before leaving meeting of the Arthur. Mayor Heeni the OMAs res tee, said feder: legislation "ay cate and throt sion." "There is a that the plat instance, shoulc for land use ¥ nificance and t should be left municipal coun The resolutio preparing mor posals to be c delegates at thi Municipalitie: allowed to colle oline, tobacco the income use debt against said. Municipal be reduced by per cent if put missions were their services a Teache $1,000 1] TORONTO ( age salary g public school te io this year w and $1,000, I executive secr Federation of V Associations of day. The 27,000-me achieved a long Martin said, w cial governmen minimum pensi in January. It $1,200 The federati $14,000 to teach help them figh by the Quebe February, she restricts t strike. Federation | Woolley of Ot gates the cha teachers in the the need to ex; need for fresh teaching. Tattoe At Ot OTTAWA Hill echoed musket and ¢ wail of the be noon hour Tues dian armed for ists and lunchii to a half-hour s touring military Governor-Gen will preside wh cast presents t spectacle at th Central Canada today Several thou gathered on th liament Hill T the servicemen forms of vari Caneda's deve bricf history from the time Champlain to t Police Ce Shooting TORONT'! police are investigation o night shooting ber Guiseppe O Mr. Oppedisa was shot from car while driv Toronto. He dr a billiard hal took him to hos Police said t the back of O} passing out alo