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Boys' )RDUROY AIRTS 'mart Price 1,97 cial Discount 47 IRS. FRI. SAT. cotton corduroy, eve sport shirts. e with assorted tyles in a wide f colors. Sizes 8 LE & PURSES 7.87 e3.87 Sat. aay les & colors ESS OXFORDS nart Price 8.76 4 Special Discount ble 5.77 RS. FRI. SAT. N'S LOAFERS mart Price 2.96 oft ahs Special & Discount « 2,00 IRS, FRI. SAT, EL TT LUE. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 30, 1967 Prison Census Shows Decline KINGSTON (CP) -- A nation- al parole board official says the current decline in Canada's fed- éral prison population may be the result of an increasing num- ber of paroles granted. C. A. M. Edwards, Kingston regional supervisor of the|" board, said in an_ interview) = today the development is a) result of recent increases in the) staff of parole board officers. "We can do a lot better job of processing applications for parole with the result that more paroles are granted .. and this in turn gives inmates hope, so more apply for parole,"' Mr. Edwards said. In the last few years, the ratio of paroles granted had} increased to one in every three) applications from one in four. The failure rate had remained the same--about 10 per cent of those on parole. PLAN RESEARCH J. R. Stone, deputy commis-| sioner of penitentiaries in Otta-| wa, said in an interview with The Whig - Standard that the! federal prison population had | dropped to 7,035 this month from 7,651 in March, 1964. "We are going to conduct research into the reasons for| this drop, but right now we. . . would have to put most weight on the increased number of men jen getting o out on on parole." 25,000 Arabs To Return | JERUSALEM (AP)--Israel fs ready to take back at least another 25,000 Arab refugees after the Aug. 31 deadline, offi- cial sourcse were quoted as saying today. | Jordan has a backlog of 10,- 600 unused returnee application) forms handed over from Israel | through the International Red} Cross, 1,000 of which were con- veyed Monday to Amman. Israel was ready to accept an estimated 35,000 Arabs during the 12-day operation. So far only some 10,000 have actually| # crossed the River Jordan with) only another 7,000 expected at| the present "slow motion" rate | before Aug. 31. | Israel and Jordan have charged each other with delay- ing the refugee return schedule for political purposes. The newspaper Maariy quot- ed official sources as saying that Israel now is considering allowing those west bank fami- lies already cleared by security authorities to return to the west bank from Jordan. Child Star Seeks Office SAN MATEO, Calif. (AP) -- Shirley Temple Black, the one- time child movie "star," has d her didacy for the U.S, Congress, following in the political footsteps of two former co-stars, U.S. Senator George Murphy and Governor Ronald Reagan of California. All are Republicans. Mrs. Black will seek the 11th California congressional district seat vacated by the death last may of Republican J, Arthur Younger. | She is entering a crowded field. Six other Republicans and three Democrats already are running. The district covers San Mateo County, prosperous and populous suburban area immediately south of San Fran- cisco. Mrs. Black, now a 39-year-old housewife and social figure in her hometown of Hillsborough, has been an active Republican worker but never before has sought office. Hover Club Plans Rally FREDERICTON (CP)--The Hover Club of Canada is plan- ning an international hovercraft rally for Calgary in July, 1968, says Maj. Peter Rubie, honor-| ary secretary of the club. | The rally will hase pes pei designed to ride on : connie of air. It is aimed at giving them an opportunity to improve design and operating tech-| niques. | Maj. Rubie says the National) Association for Air Cushion Vehicle Enthusiasts -- the U.S. organization -- has agreed to take part. He adds that trophies and cash prizes will be awarded for the fastest time over land and water and for the best time over an obstacle course. There will also be a $1,000 prize to the Canadian competitor with the best home-built hovercraft of his own design. OFFERS PAY NORTH WALSHAM, England (CP)--The principal of a Nor- folk high school made a revolu- tionary suggestion for keeping students at school after the offi- cial leaving age of 15--pay them. Edward Riddle-Smith says a pay scale rising from $10 a week for 15-year-olds to $18 a week at 18 would encour- age bright youngsters, who oth- erwise leave to earn a living, to stay, in school, What did Great-Grandmother expect when she visited the general store? Friendly personal service! A good variety... and of course, a good buy! So she got to know her grocer pretty well. He was only too glad to help her with her weekly shopping. He would tell her what was on special . .. what was the "best buy"... and when she wanted a special cut... well, all she had to do was ask. Shopping was fun. It was.a time to chat with old friends and stock up for the whole week ... sometimes two or three. Things have changed considerably in the last 100 years. While Today's shopper still expects friendly personal service... she also expects a much bigger variety...and an even better =. buy. That's what Dominion shoppers expect and get! They've come to know and rely on DOMINION! Mainly Because of the Meat. As a Centennial tribute to great-grandma's shopping days, we're holding a 100-CENTennial Sale... you'll get an extra big Dollar value for every 100 cents you spend. Bring Grandma along. She'll recognize our old fashioned friendly service and good old fashioned savings right away! 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