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fore it gets to Moscow | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 15, 1959 1 a : - < vi 'Rotary Told Of Fashion Show | Te chanses wii be mate, nl | a Tus ' . signed by 41 fashion editors who|scene showing rock 'n roll danc- clothes civil ceremony, with a i 'Convention To Be Changed :=+ in su Suna ana raise ing wih the have clad, in hack white couple ss their winesses Driver Unhurt Loy protest against the race-mixing , any Americans a symbol of the n ur | T HOPE (Staff) -- A re- scenes and others many A i ¥ Tl Tr Pog the June conference of Before Visit \ They aid. ihe scerics were "nol wild or delinquent ieenage COBOURG NEWCASTLE (Staff)--A Mont- may, were attempting to pass Rotary International in New representative of the American| A Young Negro couple, Norma Frank N. Pickford real transport driver Proulx |through the narrow subway, the| York was presented to Port 'oo vopx (AP)_A fashion Way of life." : Jean Johnston, a registered| Tel. FR 2-3676 Donat, 49, narrowly escaped car eastbound and the truck| Hope Rejary Sb Monday git. show prepared for the American| Fashion editors from all parts|urse, and Gilbert Noble, office| death Tuesday, when the truck|westbound, at the same time Stan Cid py nem Ao vay. | exhibition in Moscow, with scenes|of the United States signed the|worker-pianist-artist, who actu-| PORT HOPE which he was driving collided] Fearing he would hit the car, | bourg clu ties of the of Negroes and whites together petition. In addition to the scenes|ally plan to be married soon-- in M 1d 5.5 with the rear end of another Hobbs applied the brakes to his}ious. aims oF a ht 17 at a wedding and a barbecue,|with Negroes mingling wit h|possibly in Moscow--were to be Tain Macdonald TU. 5-5737 transport and a car 3 the CNR | tractor - trailer. Donant, unable|Svention, ea DIouEn: io [Will undergo drastic changes be-'whites, they opposed a teen-ager the bride and groom in a street- 3 subway, about a mile east ito stop his vehicle, collided with; pare ) Sable ee -- pram here, on Highway 2. |the rear end of the Hobbs' The delegétes Were divides When the Direct Motor Ex-|truck. At the same time, he hit | {bee nen he jg press truck driven by Donant col- {the door of the Hunt car. ja TE ers Jiri Yo kded with We back o 2 London, Damage to the Direct Motors ang outside interest in such area: Wines tractor - bral er, ven Yitruck was estimated at approxi oc the Mediterranean, Asia anc John Hobbs, 35. of Lender tImately $150. to the London/ygric, load e Done i d } { ) vehicle shifted, 'and. Bono the Vier truck, $150 and to the car| "nj Crabbe was Wtrodgeed by p " x [$70 R. B. Baxter and tha by You oe, that the Hobbs As a result of the accident,|C. E. Stephenson. vehicle and a car driven by | Which occurred around 12:30 p.m., | ------ Charles Hunt, aged 70, of Inver- traffic was tied up for approxi- TWICE SHY? - ho -------- CO mately two miles on each side of] OTTAWA (CP)--Ottawans may the subway, for approximately pe excused if they occasionally half an hour. OPP Constables jook askance at stray dogs. There ore 0 ry R. S. Diamond and D. G. Foulds, js a reason. City police report and PC Ricard, who investigated, [that in the first six months of diverted. some waffic to the new 1959 a total of 265 Ottawans were section of Highway 401. bitten by 'man's best friend." At Cobourg te | ployment increased sligh Fire Scare In the Cohourg-Port Hope area las week, according 'o figures re hd leased by C. L. V' "bridge, are: ovie eda Tre manager of the | There were 257 trnemplove . BOWMANVILLE (Staff) not pin the cause of the outbreak bourg registered and 143 reg » thi ini i Bi nig ayy A ig Viewers at the Royal Theatre|down to anything definite. were forced to flee the mes 3 Only slight water damage wa COBOURG (Staff Unem tly i TrT-- Within the next few weeks our store will be remodelled for your shopping comfort. GLAZIER'S ARE NOW DISPOSING OF THEIR ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK AT FANTASTIC LOW PRICES TO MAKE ROOM FOR REMODELLING LADIES' BATHING SUITS | 4 cirrRTs Clearance of better bathing suits in a host of styles Sleeveless and short sleeve, in and materials. Most sizes in the lot. many styles ond colors. Values to 2.98 VALUES TO $8.98, 1 Special SPECIAL es A 49 White ! Ee aN FLANNELETTE LADIE SB RIEFS 27" wide waist and leg, white and some pink, Coon blue and aqua, sizes S, M, L. LADIES' Percale Print | "*" SHORTS 36" wide . ne wondrous host of colors and Special pair 19¢ fabrics Vols wd oil » neatly 3 YDS. 1.00 LIMIT, 2 PAIR Special PER CUSTOMER 1.00 ALL SUMMER STOCK 'usa GREATLY REDUCED LADIES' SUMMER LADIES' BETTER BLOUSES Seeing is believing, clearing many styles of sleeveless and short sleeve that usually sell as high es 2.98, Sizes 10 to 20 Special All reduced for clearance, all this season's latest styles. 1.00 Values to $5.98 each 2 for 5.98 Vomei a5793 .. 9 {or 1.08 LADIES' PEDAL PUSHERS ALL LADIES' BETTER DRESSES REDUCED TO LOW, LOW PRICES A quantity of better pedal push. ers with most sizes in many colors, Values to 3.98. MEN'S SPORT Special 1.00 SHIRTS 89¢c Short and long sleeve styles RACK in the lot, fine washable cot- ton, some rayon. Values to 1.98 Clearing Ladies' Dresses, 99¢ GIRL'S Skirts, Girls" Dresses. Out Special go all odds and ends of lines JEANS with values to $19.98. AAA SLIMS and MEN'S & LADIES' . SHORT Special LUGGAGE In broken sizes and Is Sizes 6 to 14, Values to 3.98. Special. Reduced to fantastic low prices 59¢ or 2908. . Ra iE EN MANY, MANY MORE BARGAINS Fellow Merchants all our counters iva a ON DISPLAY, BRING YOUR f A pucks FRIENDS AND HURRY. PLENTY I7€ for sale to make room for our new store remodel- OF FREE PARKING. ling. Come in and give us an offer. f » total i y rer 172 ry A De her aty ut 14 Por Tuesday night when flames of|suffered in the theatre auditor Hove. 84 males and 59 females unknown origin raced through an {ium and apartment above, but A total for the two offices of 430 air conditioning . unit atop the extensive damage was done to compared with 399 for the wee holding Shot 5 p.m Erica {the air conditioning system fing v 3 owmanvilie ire gaae| od a a ending July 3 inder the supervision of Fire| GRASS FIRE CALL i os! BS ns € Chief Walt Hackney battled the | 2 mes 2 sveral on eal said, which serves not only the Haze Ci syproximstely halt su) oe grass fire which raced along buf the surrounding iii ze a the CNR tracks between the The enclosure is a pent-house|Stevens Fuel Co and Goodyear here was an increase nly atop the theatre building it/Tire and Rubber Plant. * two at the Port Hope office houses a motor which powers the] Chief Hackney said it appear- plant used to control tempera- ed that someone threw a lighted res in the theatre below. cigaret butt into the cut grass t Laud Work Of Chief Hackney said he could along the track didn't want to hear "all w " . - ) : inist stuff. Dude" Hills Canadian Sees «pi is io wen ae roundkv applauded Dr. James at the end of his address & PORT HOPE (Staft Dele gates from seven of 10 Canadian Improvement Legion, Zone F2 branches met in Port Hope Tuesday night fic . | Amateur Course pay tribute to retiring zone com- In Russ Life . 'Seen Stiff Test mander FR. (Dude) Hills Mi. Hills becomes district com-| MONTREAL (CP) Dr. F TORONTO (CP)----Competitors who toured the Toronto Golf Club mander for district F after a Cyril James, principal and vice- provincial legion conference at|chancellor of McGill University, 1 Tuesday that within 12|course Tuesday concluded that standard of liv-/the Ontario amateur champion Kitchener in August. Two speak-|said ers. Scotty Broughton, regional years Russia's ; on vice-president, Brighton: an d|ing will be on a par With Hat in Sig Spesing here today. wi Ishi SO! one comman-|/Canada and the United States no cine! ali ie hy Re a mat Dr. James, who recently visited| Bruce Castator, Canadian ama- to Mr. Hills' work at the meet- Russia, told 2 Rotarv meeting | teur champion who shot a par fr the economic advances of the 71, termed it 'the best course we've had in vears for 'a tourna Russians were due to the choos Business at his final meeting |g. of ihe right men and women ment like this.' included discussion of conference and through the best possible! The guessing was that it would procedure and plans and reports). i ..o take 77 to be among the qualifiers surviving {Uday i> people were | hole round. It will be follow: y = " actively engaged avs of match play, wind- | C in its production, Of these, 51 had ' ad is eC m 1 " 7 5 x ing up Saturday. 2 B al ed juin, a Yetlo mach below et Castator. who failed to qualify of branch activities. - On a collective farm he visited, {of the Canadian farm commu- > Ay / for last year's tournament at nity Rates of pay varied, some ; : : " At Port Hope workers getting 10 times the|Dundas Valley sald Some of} PORT HOPE (Staff) -- Tnree 2Mmount paid to others. Young IP Pai Ve, SC got * Aiat people were attracted to farm Wo Sreac AH a sales, Shite fun Toron. life by high pav--if they worked He a edioted, | however, iat] diy es 5 a so ing cut- hard and skillfullv--and the op- jogurale Sooters ie pi wh - . spent Monday in Port Hope portunity. to get homes of their ek of in SOT, he sending *chO Maurice Smith, PO 1." I an Robinson. So v Po In a cotton factory he found|the course to their liking bald w re on. Sith Fad " the same motive for work. If their were ee old > production costs rose above a set hs y PA figure the manager lost his job. | aid becalmed them at Portihyt if they were kept down, one TIMES BUREAUS third of the difference would go The three had hoped to sail to the' manager. one third to key- . RJRX by day until about 8 p.m. but personnel and the remaining John Mills Ajax 426 ie wiles Neuther held them!third to a workers' recreation captive in harbor fund os Sa | Joe tn yep wnsly BOWMANVILLE Fggeq 25/8 MySay ouuer. wa out Rae Hopkins % is named "Elviney One of the men declared he P Ma. 3.7282 HERE'S THE SALE YOU HAVE WAITED FOR A wide selection of day "n date dresses, suits won- derful wear-everywhere fa- shions at a fraction of their sriginal prices 6.98 + WEAR 4): ALL REDUCED Sportempos pi TO CLEAR CUSTOM SAD SLIMS CONTOURED OE C000 SKIRTS {,gh\~ 20% OFF RUN SHORTS ee ® 0 0 TWO-PIECE NYLONS OUTFITS pair 79c¢ Pretty cotton dresses, gay new play clothes, colour. ful outfits for the whole family . . , whatever youn make, Elna saves many hours of your precious time, The work and worry of troublesome jobs disappear fast. For instance, discover the ease of mendirig sleeves, socks and jeans on Elna's free arm, And here's good news. 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