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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING --OonAWA BOWLING NEWS = |:iifvds U.K. Lorles race (Continued from Page 25) CATHOLIC LEAGUE [week and if you are unable to be there, 206, A. Pi 264, J. Sweets 260, 3 Wednesday we will bowl for our |Piease have ikon rly Bah ou. 316, A Stevens 255, Lloyd Carson 344 Wousaude o Sraduales public] | Oo h I x ». M ---------------------- % { " k 244, M. M > i 50--Articles For Sale HANEY CREA ow, Demir Dowiers LADIES MAJOR "A" Sia, B. Brown 30, E. McKenzie 22,|schools, he has sent his three Su roa i | SH |in attendance are eligible. At 10.30 {a J nt child . p.m. there will be a draw for 20 chick-| Mavis Taylor was fop bowler this|B. Bracey 222, 200, Orly Conlin ren--two girls and boy-- 50--Articles For Sale 3 (320) fo Oi : SELLING furniture? We'll buy it ens. The turkey's will go to the ladies' week with llowed by Janet|Bob Skelton 212, 201, G. Haines : : frigerators, TV's, washers, pli ny - 's hi tri | 4 eS | "pr oA Ba through the University of Al- : . stoves, etc. For top cash offer, con. (ORDERS taken for storm sashes, aud_mens | high 'singles ang irigies., " Peel ww, Greta Tutor 705, Joan Kun [201, B. Sots 210, A. Brown 201, berta, All have degrees In aris) Canadian Press Statf Writer [strength remained at six, the|gates at a special conference that tact 19 Prince Street. Phone RA 8-113] Jisassremients and estimates free. ang 5. Wrubel 388. Moss 670, Chris Collins 670, Lorraine| Ladies' high average: Anne Landry or science. | LONDON (CP)--British politics|8ain of one seat cancelling out nationalization should be rey NEIGHBORHOOD ies room mow =" oi an ry py es = A. Hous $38 std Morphy Gib Outa Gunn 000, lage IEE dee Ha wae | i A2red Hf Students have chapged|.®, 190 may bring external prob-joue defeat, {Sarda on its merits, not con- 'open for business. "What have vou to cook stove for sale, in good condi- ° a d « . King 659, Ann Chyb 651, Marion Ding- {Har Johns . Ladies' hi 3 ns To lems for e "onservative gov-! i . | sider: as a sacr ; Sell. clothing ine good condition. furni- (tion. Phone RA 8-8530 29; , Over 200 -- K. Bawks 275, M. Halik man 643, Mildred Whitferick 61, Mil. (WO handicap: May Whitting 271. La.| much in their ways of passing gn OF of. OTR Sod sojaciiiian welcomed the Con | re cred cow. ture, anything you have. RA 85835. [ooo 0 STL nT on rg, R, McKenna 228, SIR 3 Le Catcton 63, Bernice Saramal dies High ssl i Nn il he lime, he said: "They have ali," ooposition Labor party i alas is alr a a ler Dmenialies funsidered 4 ---- Se --e------------ am chests, yn. s R. A 28, 3 220. 8.1 g 3 les ar 3 246, L es' hi vith! di av read d N '1 L Fi } by { i SEE he Speciaesiay aw BHceanctsi [SE AY este for oily 33 down. mennduke Ze I. AlcGrath. £76, 30%;{oa. Georgie Nesbits 620, Mary Mang Braciurm 2/6 Ladies HEh Hite aos different way of wasting it now. | vi " For L Rl J Das0ele h at Gaitskell had the right ides, 3 to 35 bp with two starting models.|Heiloom. Red Seal, $39 ub. Order E Mathers 221, G. Neault 227. -J.|oti Vara Sager § AR Femme The days of practical jokes are! With four or five comfortable abor, however, another but the old faith dies slowly in Come in and choose yours now. Trade yours now for Christmas delivery, Wrubel 288, T. Powers 203, D. Dionne ®0p lS ES it Gin pe 4, Aca. [high single WO handicap: Herb Bathe over. Television takes up their Years stgetching ahead of them kind of war was far from obso- the Labor party and a majority A 8 a Garage, GRaden|Sarons Home Pummishings, 494 Stmeos [208 Tattoo * A Houston 2c dian 0: Strouds 2, Nu-Way 2: Gillards 343. Men's high triple WO handicap: | spare time now." after ther surprisingly decisive|lete. This was the old feud be- at Blackpool appeared to favor Jerdun Road. _ ie |Street South i Le Alar A '|. Cokes 3; Hayden MacDonald 3./Elvi Landry 778. Men's high single lvictory in the general election tween left and right in the party, retention of nationalization as a. ED Sales a NEIGHBORROOD sales room, now M. Ekker 244. C. Turcotte 233, Woodlyn 1: Young Moderns 3, Hor. with handicap. J. Dodds 316. Men's| SIGN last Oct. 8, Prime Minister Mac-/ between the fundamentalists or|leading article of faith, whatever. or" pence 'ane Het poet mattress 'or OPED for business. what have you to|H. Burrows 00. M. Koster 2, D wich 1 hist tiple with; handicap: m IGN PITCHERS millan's Conservatives appear to doctrinaire Socialists and those|electors may think ' imi sell, clothing in good condition, furni-| Har an R. Gould 224, P. Lesley 3 sii ] " : h : bw on { A . box spring absolutely free! Limited S€l COURGR 1 BOCC On Op oe 210, M. Mothersill 283, M Noonan! THE PIN HITTERS ST. LOUIS (AP)--Three young face their main challenge abroad.{Who believe that the old slogans Aneurin (Nye) Bevan, once the. a pitchers, righthanders Bob Gib-| Among their major preoccupa-|2re no longer relevant. Chagrined firebrand leader of the left, made. supple} So Winky! Barone ORTALE arse reas Paves ma|Z Ana. P- Andrey "273, 205, Team standings -- Smale's 16, Cor : SUE he 8 $4 Sym ; AT gt Lemon League -- C. Gould 60, C. son's 13, Price's 12, Gearing's 12, To STORIE PARE LEAGUE son and Bob Duliba and left- {ions will be European trade and 2! the thought of losing an elec-|\what was generally regarded as | pe. a vi jo jan eloquent speech without com: - ee 34.95. T! ch Merchant, 171 > 8 SKATES new and used. largest selec. |loW as $34.95. The Dutch Mitchell 90, R. Mahoney 93. A. Lesley zer's 11 and McKinstry's Vince Craddock was best Saturday | sh Fh " ; A pply Drayton Cycle, ond Street! WE pay highest prices in the city for| Team standings -- H. Dickison 11, B. 274 behind was Eileen Barrett 735] r I ¢ ts with must find ways of associating! 0, in mself unequivoca to East lused furniture. Pretty's Used Furni-| Houston 9, E. Ekker 8, E. Mothersil| Men's high triple -- Lloyd Corson 60 | (206, 256, 271). Nice going you two. the St. Louis Cardinals, the first themselves with the Euro) the party charged into the fray, either side, and some left Black, TELEVISION 17% screen. $40. Apply|ture Store, RA 33271, 444 Simcoe 7. D. Harriman 7, T. Powers 6, H. (157, 24, 175) Oscar Morrison 657 (233, 235); Joe Par-| of Redbirds to do so Bridges, 28. | ope lashing out at their own col-lpool with th 566% Simcoe Street South. 29ic South McGuire 5, H. Burrows 5, J. Wrubel 5, Men over 200 -- Tab Gearing 220, sons 626 (280); Alberi Porter 617 (288): (4.4 2» 64 won lost record | »|Common Market, now dominated leagues LIniout Hon {pool wi e thought that the ELECTRIC stove 24" x 5:|AWNINGS, plain, colors, or gay » Ranks D, THmbie.3 0d J: Sach hee ng 3, a Dn Toy na Sh a, gm), = AT! season Gibson, 24 was 25 pie by France aud West Sermany against the pion Bolg nd | po Se eatin ord KLECPRIC 2 i prompt service. Free esti: Boorm , Lloyd Ca 74, Te ch 602 (254). : season, Gibson, 24, was 3-f and. come "to: terms Wi ac) st tl \ ; rship, Three-piece chesterfield, 8: | iso] Order now for early delivery | x niun ORDER OF FORESTERS|L0XT 20% Maurice Richards 212 and aor IN. Eve Komylo 26, 21, Duliba, 24, was 0 and 1. |African nationalism without up- the election campaign. Gaitskell and Bevan locked in an »91¢ (Cha), and table rentals. Cleve Fox, 412)" = = aL i" ieorge Taylor 207 gir - Millie Ca; . 207. 204, Ziggy -f H i | uneasy partnershi; t the There were three nice 700 triples this| Ladies' high single -- Enid Hatt 222. kowski 273, Jean Whitmee 231, Rita NOT TEMPTED setting white settlers. CONTINUED DEBATE dey Pp p a e sum- ) oh 2 Laid , {mit. Others feared the old labor - Simcoe North TWO - piece mahogany bedroom suite, 2 week -- Ron Swartz 763 (229, 280);| Ladies' high triple -- Gwen Wright Boneham 227, Harry Williams 224, 5 % | roll-away bed, record player, Niagara WINE Pid. vider © wares, os izes: |Arn Greene 744 (248 263); Norm « 155) and Enid Hatt 553|George Arkwright 219, Marg Williams| BAIE STE. ANNE, N.B. (CP) TO VISIT AFRICA | The argument is expected to nightmare, a wide-open split a i " -1773. 2011 solid oa rice B - 0' e716 (229. 300)3 r 5 3 Eddie Gresik 211, Arkwri vi relle i + : + Xe i " 0 . massage gad, like new. BA 3. HU are, 8 Church, RA 3.7624 OB. J)! iy arias, 0S Eoin Sako er Be Lo or = von Durelle, retired Canadian) Macmillan's visit in January to T28¢ into the new year. One| Some independent commenta- YY ee Ice I TRICYCLES -- various types and Wess Richards 658 (205, 309); Flo Tip-|1g4, 176, E 92. Gwen hi|Art Tuson 211, John Cameron 204, and British "mpire light-heavy- South Africa, Ghana, Nigeria and ¢12Pter in what has almost/tors, including Canadian - bora Teed 'rebuilt machines. Estimates free. Sizes, also kiddycars. All re-condition. ett 626 (270, 231) Molly Hartshorn | 500. 198, Wilma Taylor 246, June Waller Blanche Norton 204, Harry Norton 201, weight boxing champion, said the Central African Federation amounted to the post-war serial Robert McKenzie, chided Labor Rentals. Vacuum Cleaner Repair Serv. ed. Phone RA 8-8038 2901 2 Ba 214) and Aubrey Hircock 612|17G' Snooze Smale 189, Dol Tozer 178. Pearl Peacock 201, Bea Hudson 200 and Monday a $10,000 fight offer|the first such trip by a British | Story of Socialism in Britain was!for "failing the nation" as a ' y 2 183 and Chris Thomas 179 . |Sid Loscombe 200. on" ; TRY e first st I y } |fo { pos- Colleges 11, Mins| VOR t lure him out of retirement. prime minister in office--will be unfolded late in November at|sible alternaaive government by ice, RA 8-1081 anytime. B. F. GOODRICH Stores -- tires, bat:| Games over 200 -- George Scott 239 i Ruhl rr meen ee - } 9 cobras & A Tab TR *| Lemon League -- Lorne Crandall Team standing 3 : a HEAVY DUTY all porcelain coal and [teries, Kelvinator refrigerator, televi-|josie Brown 237, Bob Spiers 232, Rose|y ii "Gir (oi "Betty Houston, Rose 11, Hillsides 9, Hibberts 7, Oxfords 5, Durelle has been offered the sum an important event. Government Blackpool, when party leader its apparent inability of unwill- electric range. Excellent for farm or sion. Thrifty Budget Plan. RA. 5-4343.|Kehoe 231, Don Robinson 228, George pi... and Jim Waller Cuberts 4, Burtons 4, Cromwells 4,/to meet former world middle- offic i ini Hugh Gaitskell sought -- perhaps|i t its i o 3.77 S i 7, Milli 296, For ; . 8 d officials he pri s perhaps|ingness to settle its internal prob- ottage Reasonable. RA 37726 LADY'S winter coat, grey, sie 16:18. Killen 227, Millie Brown 206, Ford Ben-| tt M0 JU5, CECE 1g 1s Chicken [Simeoes 3 and Trecanes 2. weight champion Carl (Bobo) OL lao cay Filth ie Jynister unsuccessfully--to convince dele-/lems. pr | TY ar bo | ed th yl - - nett 225, Harry Dove 224, Joe Flynn 223, A re By USED parts and repairs for all makes Phone RA 5-2261 after 5.30 A 0 3 q Roll night (no regular bowling) so let's| Don't forget -- Saturday night is } : p Jim Nemish and Bill Elliott 220. Don, 2 2000 turn out. No need to bowl | chicken roll ! son in February. way to grasp the immensity of of wringer type washers. % HP molors USED refrigerators. ranges, washers, Brown 211, Al Smith 210, Helen Hir- -- $5 to $10. guaranteed reconditioned ielevisions, radios and record players cock and Sid Hurlock 208, Evelyn Stata ff. - i nctiond = a -| "I'm not interested," Durelle African problems, . washers and stoves Paddy's Market, } ifr. G teed repairs to alli2); and Keith Clarke 203. {Xie SOMplOies He seconl uchon, said. "My legs are strong but I| Macmillan's announcement Hampton CO 3.2241, I I television Team standing -- Lucky Strikes 9,/ Summary lo da | hav le s ino ' i 3 FOR CHRISTMAS home decorating 1 tubes and f lable, Barons' | [Wi-Bawls 8, Imps, Yanks, Idiots 7. Jest-| Winning team Smale's with 16 points TIE AND TAILS |iave gd am ek Tones Bat Juin Aivies Mould be > R 3 g. High average ladies: Dot Tozer 161; { something wrong." The Baie Ste. cluded caused criticism from inside and out. See Dominion Tire|Radio and Electric Lid RA 3-2] ers and Barbeites 6, Dont's and Hi-Lo's N rage oh 1 ! h € Store. 48 Bond Street West. Oshawa. /THRFE rooms of fine furniture deliv. 4 and Rangers 2 y en ich orson, At Tozer. SUN: {Anne, N.B., boXer - fisherman is quarters opposed to the National- - HE new German Stereo Hi-Fi sets ered to vour home for iy ss -- Rol might I re iii Bip Men: Lloyd Corson J FOR PRACTICE scheduled to undergo a complete ist government's racial policies. | 0 I anize m are here Drop in and see them. The This includes chesterfield, bedroom | {00 WE hen tore: will be 20 Tore Mr de ie: hari , = ; S Jaf ; . Dutch: Merchant, 171 Bond Street East, suite. complete with springiilled mat. PONtiok Well JRESars, Bo AEC CMSt) (C00 5 cbeon," 6nd Vaatice 1] TORONTO (CP)--The five | SMALL PROFIT Some felt the visit implied Bry _"ltress. spring and pillows, kitchen sel APP} Is and Tab Gearing, 774 ronal Toronto Marlboros | : ish government approval of apar- TORONTO (CP) (a. ing 'the 1959 legisl Ath PORTABLE tape recorders $99.30. coffee and step tables, table lamps chards a ab Gearing roughest Toronto Marlbor: | TORONTO (CP) General theid. Other voices warned that|, TORON 4 gM Na. ® e " egislature sitting, ional Union of Public Employees defines a Crown agency as any q/was blocked Tuesday in its at- board, commission, railway, pub- completely transistorized. The Duteh|ets. "For the Best Furngure ai Low RADIATOR DEPT. LEAGUE ' ugle, Ladies: Ali tilmou made a bid for sartorial re- ; 4 i er, yolee ! Merchant, 171 Bond Street East est Prices" see Barons' Home FurQish-| Team standings -- Lucky Six 39, 208 Price, 310 Se iticn. Tuesday wheir they Dianager Hiram McCallum of the outspoken criticism by foreign RED Bestch hei ings, 424 Simcoe Street South Guitersnipes 33, Blazers 31, Champs Iigh with handic os aii , : Y |Canadian National E x h i bition countries might be a two-edge a we fy : PRUNED Scotch Pine Christmas trees o 0 ar . " | 1i: 1 : feet in height. David Archer, Burke.| MOFFAT stove, automatic, Crosiey re. 30: Muskateers 26, Hit Shots 325, Boorman, 303 :Men aving.| turned up for practice re- |gaid Monday a profit of $9,000 weapon, tending to stiffen the tempt to get bargaining rights on lic utility, university, factory, ton. RR 3, Blackstock 82R13 frigerator, push button defrost, "five. Lucky Strikes 2% and Witter WB. MV single, Ladies: Wilma Tay splendent in white tie and [may be realized this year on the Nationalists and rally domestic|Pehalf of 130 Workmen's Com-[COmpany or agency owned, MODERN Kelvinator refrigerator. with Picce dinette, washing ee eu Guttersnipes to a 3.--1 victory over 'the and Snooze Smale, 38: Me rne tail |CNE stadivm, home field of the opinion behind them. pensalion Board Hospital employ- Sperated or controlled by the across-the-top freezer, in excellent con- Brey broad ofim oi Sal bois league-leading Lucky Six. The losers, Crandall, 15 Marlies leaders of the On: [Big Four football league's Tor-! « , : a: ._ |ees at Malton. vince. : a. h 291 leas ; . arlies, lea 0 e | Big otball league or Strength of anti-apartheid : dition, $95. MO 8.2806 289¢| bird cage with stand. RA 3-100. led by Jack Milne, bowled well but| Low single with 'handicap. Ladies ie. Mee A SLI0 | . : , Strength of anti-apartheid opin i | Unions now hol i CRESTERFIELDE and bedroom siltes eb ee ot te be. denied. | Snaose Smale, 79: Men: Les Smale, 99. tario Hockey Association Ju- |onto Argonauts. Revenue at the|io; nevertheless seemed on the A recent ruling by the attor- rights for -em: , bargaining $89 up. The pleasing and practical 52--Legal Notices The (Champs ook the Blazers by a The third section will begin on Friday,| nior A series, came 'in for |city . owned stadium was about|increase. A test of its extent was|Dey-general's department to the ron I ye 2 in Se gov- 3- : Jamies: a January 8, 196 writicis sddi Ananeinals E. te $ gies L a gift for Christmas. Take advantage of 3404 count. ai Jameson bad a good January 8, 1960. some criticism from Eddie | $110,000 and annual financing jikely in February, scheduled effect that ; the compensation the Onialls = Anglicies as on an PE rN Hons Fi **% IN THE MATTER OF THE 'Shown the way by C mith, the Bush, coach of Guelph Bilt- [costs would be between $100,000 start of a boycott of South Afri- board doesn't come under the d the Uni Nua, Ralvay " Casy tern i A 3 F XC way Ss 1 ' * § A h 3 3 youre Ap A accepted. | Barons' ESTATE OF WILLIAM STAN. | Muskateers put up a good team ef LEGION LEAGUE mores, at Monday night's [and $102,000. can products organized hy United Scope of the Ontario Labor Rela- A Byersity of Toronto. Home Furnishings, 424 Simcoe Street EY HUTSON, LATE OF THE [10h And defeated (he Hot of the Hot|,, Starting the second se ction, great in OHA junior council meeting. ----------------|Kingdom groups. including stu-|tions Act closed the door to union Tuesday night th Dole jo a Li ON, L J 3-t0-1 % $ X terest 36 show the 'attendane . : slop. eh. iby) roanizati 4 S v South CITY OF OSHAWA, IN THE Shots had his biggest night of the year, hy oe wih ving Pog oe 2 ns ance, Bush called them the slop dent organizations {organization of employees. foot a i pe ru ngs SKATE eschiuge, Bergan: COUNTY _ OF ONTARIO, |to no avail heentees This is mot soins to howd| Piest team in the league and | AllaS-I'0 or | An organizing drive by the future of 6x15 tin g bacsaining EB ha har C A Yall, Wikies ! absentees is ne ns ; in 3 é ! ive by . and uled Sales, Wt ..| SUPERVISOR, DECEASED The lowly Wiifers dropped farther, league together as we may have to| said they turned up at | - [ELECTION THI MPH . .... |Public Employees Union amon|pnights 5}10g bargaining Bicycles from $39.95. Sportsman's - 4 Lucky Strikes in 2 Ta stre affair, [TOP two teams to fill in the. teams| Guelph in dungarees, sweat For Third Lea ue n face of t ese looming diffi- 900 office employees of the com- a d "Kk ; : 3 mer, 105 Byron Street South, Whitby, NOTICE TO CREDITORS With the exception of Al Perry and Jim Who are SRO. er we} shirts. windbreakers and old g culties, Conservatives could find pensation board also was stalled ont know how they will one block west of four corners. Open ALL ERSONS. - having |Poot. mo 'one 'showed much in the fine| Chicken roll is this coring week so; oo... comfort in an electroal achieve-| : SHa7ee. affect them," he said. till p.m claims against the Estote of [of bowling . li Medd Bion Bay king] elude B DALLAS, Tex. (AP) -- Branch ment that exceeded their own ex-|. ine ruling threatens bargain- David Archer, president of the KELLY TV. vour authorized consumer®'| \[L [JAM STANLEY HUT- In Bill Shin toy J Step and Fetchet, Sharpshooters took ie » Prove : 0 o Bases Rickey, president of the proposed pectations. Having entered the ng Fights held by us! me on "e-/Ontario Federation of Labor, said as ance dealer, ranges, dryers, TENN & ' J points from the Misfits a ars| COL ook © elegan oge é b 2 kd 45 : - a ee orn. a i . gas appliance Sealer, anges, dryers SON, late of the City of Os- |249) followed by Doug ( points, fom he' 4 efits nd 8 ne Souk Ris Horr tog Continental Baseball League, is Ocl: 8 election against Labor with Bali of eluployees of all govern- a meeting of all interested down, pay on your gas bill. Free serv hawa, in the County of On- JB Al Stevens er nie Lk 3 iis Tout tre nk M DI oS pa scheduled. to. confer Yate: today most commentators looking for a oh S. parties would be held to discuss . 2 (24, . sard, Jac E E on |§ ] By p ay vi i ituati 3 : -and-neck race, the Conser- 'ollowing on the ruling the On- the situation. ce, lowest prices. Kelly Tn | tario, who died on or about (242, 241), Gord 298: 253) Packed Team. Wildcats took 3 points Curry 4 »d their formal bout ssible Dall "or i TV. TOWERS, all welded, rust proof the 22nd day of September, land Al Perry 606 35. 203) from the Blowers. The Dead Heads and Urry onned leir forma 3 ou a DOSsi'e allas - Fort yatives emerged with an over. tario - government operated On- -- no rivets, speciol $49:95. Low over AD 1959 ore hereby not. Goud single games were by Jim Poot Bar Tenders split with 2 points each attire orth entry all majority of 100 seats. ltario Food Terminal blocked an LUNAR GLOBE § ries Kelly TV f 265, Jack Dawson 9, Rr te. ¥ Bathe rolled the high triple 774 # 4 oi, flea ee fied to send full culars Jenson 226, Bud Edgar 2 Wee, 343, 251, followed by Bill Smith 72 Allan Russell of Austin. seek- Thev piled up 13,763,128 votes application by the Te SELB, Germany (AP)--Alfred ing to promote such a team, is or 49.4 per cent of the poll, win. Union for certification on behalf geplegel an engraver ; § gel, Germ graver, has STEREO and monoraul tape recorder, Indarsicre befo Xe nan " i . 219. 2 > TO 21, 231 towest Orices. The Dutch Merchant the det i ed ba Sos n ; Mel Wotton Wah 220 Tab Parish 708, 344, 206 PA = Sask Mr Cam US expected to meet with Rickey io ans : f terminal employees Tuesday 17] Bond Street East. ~~ . oe 1959 BY uy Seem lard St, Li 0, Don James 208, 202,| Ladies' high singles -- Anne Landry . ite Pp i en 366. places in the Commons al employees Tuesday. completed a lunar globe. He - after. which d Walt Fr E. Dumas 203, Ernie 281, R. Langton 352, Louis Glover 240 . ink this will crystalize compared with 258 for Labor,| Under the interpretation act. worked nearly 10 years on the or OME APPLIANCES the Estate will be distributed Cheredaryk 202 and Bill Romanuk 201./225, Edna Elliott 226, 223, 207, Flo In Retirement real quick and my idea is to who received 12,216,166 votes or Crown agencies are excluded moon's face and with help of the SEE H | with regard only to claims of | Al hail the new "King of the Lemon. Bracey 217, 26, Eileen Smith 215, May [make ii move fast so that we 43.8 per cent of the poll. The Lib-|from the provisions of any Soviet embassy at Bonn has just ot caguers'" -- ys8 St Sd « r 219 ' » Tad » : : Prd Bos s i y V. ; OSHAWA LTD which the undersigned shall |Get s or ng a brilliant 40 Waiting Foy Marion Hawley 204, Bdna| EDMONTON (CP) -- The Uni-|don't continue to be in the dark,"|erals picked up some votes in statues unless specifically completed the far side, pa the 90 SIMCOE SOUTH FOR then have had notice y That's forty! 'A record like that| Men's high singles: Jack Dodds 27, versity of Alberta was three said Russell, president of the Aus- most constituencies where they brought within their scope. The basis of photographs taken by the FRIGIDAIRE DATED ot Oshawa, this should a long time. Congratula- piyi Landry 273, 210, J. Strank 269, years old when Reg Lister, with tin Senators of the Texas League. ran, but their parliamentary Crown Agency Act, passed dur- Russian Lunik III SALES AND SERVICE 30th day of November, A.D, [lions are in order to our perennial Lemon Leaguers, all of Whom SAVE | esse cssn cesses esmaren Sy re By Domestic and Commercial Next week is our turkey roll, 16 tur a RA'5.5332 MARY FRANCES HUTSON, hens hb ne tae on SS Bo SD 1959 above 100 last night esi---- Executrix As well as bowling next Thursday, we also bowl on Saturday afternoon at 1.30. FOOD AND FREEZER PLANT By her Solicitor, This stables us iu wake up the week $15.40 o week per family of four, includes approximately 90 per cent groceries and JOSEPH P. MANGAN, Q.C., | DUPLATE SOCIAL AND SPORTS 1 < . The Christmas turkey roll was a 1472 King Street East, nappy and competitive event with 24 OSHAWA, Ontario bowlers faking home turkeys and 12 freezer. No down payment, taking home chickens, The winners or ; { lias will receive their fowl, Monday, Dec For. 'appointment (no obliga 21, between 3.00 p.m. and 4.15 p.m. 3 RA 5.3709 2 P 5 H tion)--phone RA 5- est Steve Melnichuk not only took home p---- t------------------ Il S 1e a turkey but topped the existing high single by bowling a 360 game. Another | J} FALL SALE high single 332, was bowled by Ori | 3 | n ttac Thompson, who was also rewarded by \ jon' i » turkey. Bowling will discontinue as We don't promise any bonus, | ROME (R oe) -- of December 17 for the Christmas sea- | §#/ A (Reuters Two RO- (on and wil commence January 7 Fi {.stori i d man Catholic priests were be- Turkey winners -- G. Stacey, J. ¥] self-storing oluminum. doOrs (headed when their missionary Hardie, L. Locke, S. Meinichuk, FE, g nstolled, guaranteed. only [station at Bafanga, in the French Moni, 0 Thompson, E Ballantine, D $44.95 Al ium. double- c 4 Vetherup, Chris Mason, znik, » Amin ube ameroons, was attacked last|cChute, G. Gatto, J. Snelgrove, Clare hung storm windows. Only month by hundreds of outlaws, Mason, A. Pavne, W. McRae, W Fer. MR : the Fides news azenc guson, F. McKenzie, P. Mason, P. $18.50 installed. Now try [the Fides news agency reported|TUUL "5 iho Hi. Badour, H. Duttin Tuesday _ |and Doris Wallace The agency. run by the Vati-' Chicken winners -- F. Gavas, R Gar i D. Brockman, R. Villeneuve, A we promise only number one AAR A A ~-- Z BONY 6 Transistor Radio in genuine leather case the best in town. Call us for quich rv RA -9851 , . k service 3 : 85 can's Missionary Congregation dian, D. Brockm Reneuve, 4. lex Voida, 481 Drew St for Propagation of the Faith, said Friichard Jomo ; Tutin, S. Goleski, N. McRae, J. Rob- ] eee |ANOther priest and a nun were erts, Isabel Husband, C. Moak ' BELOW injured during the attack triples: L, Locke 750 (241, 225 ' d CLEARANCE Bafanga is about 110 miles Moni 746 (38, 319). W. Ferguson 711% WHOLESALE . X Ne Mdehir ui ; (221, 277), E. Ballantine 710 (220, 251, ? , from the coast and only a few|s39) §. Melnichuk 703 (360), J. Hardie |® ! MIGSON, HI-FIVER, 4 TRAN- miles from the British Camer- 700 (240, 253), G. Stacey 699 , 235), ' - a J-- 4 ROordian 698 (282 F f S\N . SISTOR RADIO in leather case oons 2. Gardian 698 (282, F. Gavas 682 x ith 'earning hendle 248. 236), R. Chute 865 (232, (+) d { ®) 9 . 2 ; FANTASTIC Fides said the dead priests bis Mason 658 ED Wetherup 635 rGIRLS 11 BR { BELOW 24 50 41 jewel, fully outomatic, REDUCTIONS were Father Gilles Heberle, head] (236, 230), A. Pritchard (228), D WHOLESALE . self - winding. Drastically issi 1 x r Va-| Pick 552 (230, 234), A, Sheridan v of the mission. and Brother Va-|gs* (au). D. Brockman 643 (60), J DAISY, SUPER PLAY Daisy TV Western Here reduced, nelg 642 (234), O. Thompson 637 . H H BOATS | The outlaws attacked the com-|(332, B. Harding 633 (242). 8. Roznik Cheyenne Rifle Shooting Outfit $ b st MOTORS pound containing the hospital, 627 (273), B. Thomson 627 (258), | Complete with cap rifle, sap ; eanreeze Stereo TRAILERS church and jing quarters on Dionne 620. G Gatto 618 (259), V Smokes end ricochets pistol, leather holster and Model RP122 . Sozansky 614 (223). A. Pay > y canteen. the night of Nov. 29-30 with rifles, Ran 603. W. McRae 603 (23 Retail 6.95 Retail 4.98 Toys Huh Ju Stereo records up i, reo channel out WEYMOUTH CRUISERS pistols and at least one machine- Claus 601 Wholesale Wholesal x \ MARINE SUPPLIES [B® Sia ite BE Creloten 10. 34 Best. 5.60 4 FY mln, ade, TV" or Speck PAINTS » . 7 Gooter RE A i . . R Turntable 4 pecdn CHAIN SAWS India Fires Piney, 27, Toppers 7, 25. Hustlers 7. 30, | ; Retail 34.95 d ) PRESTO GUNS Dandy 5. 9 PLASTIC BOWLING SETS SE DISCOUNTED TO & - STEAM AND DRY Saggers 5, 21 And AMMUNITION a ~ o sy 11 10 PIN 5 PIN y 4 iy Off Protest | muon tases acer Retail 4.95 Retail 2.98 pe [2 IRONS etc high this week with 706. Nice goin OUR PRICE OUR PRICE WHOLESALE 5 8) SRR RT E&I kT Audrey Metcalf 666, Dot Brabin 2 Highway at Ajax T Chi June Yuill 383, Toots Taylor 589, Haze 4 00 2 40 Welsh § Laur e Gillard 5 3 J an | 9 . . AJAX 1266 0 INES citer 56 Suriey smesal 57. Gwen YASHICA, FULLY AUTOMATIC Taylor 515, Marie K 508 id Isa- NEW DELHI (Reuters)--Tudia nelle Askew 508. hig Toy MONARCH CHROME OVIE CAMERA has sent a sfrong te of pro- High singles Shirley Mil 29 . COLONIAL ras vent a sirone note or pro Jick Nomis 2, Ss, le vi p Kindergarten Sets M M 245, 205, Vi Taylor Marie Knapp | J of fhe Future 1: 1.4 f « 10 mm. lens, voriable speed | A ALL NEW 1960 SUNBEAM AT AT aT al dT dF dF dT dd) <] £0 0.4 and inhuman handlin of In- aa urie Gillard 23 st Brabin 230, i t HOME 1 d £ Laurie Gillard 233. Dot Brabin 230 The Lindbergh line. Plastic Retail 24.95 opsration; ASA; ratings adjustable' from 10 Toots Taylor 216, 200, Gwen Berwick Retail 7.95 | told Tuesday. 206. Isabelle Askew 201, Jean Carter | od : OUR PRICE ONLY a ' i IMPROVEMENTS Ten Indian border police were 201 and Annabelle Cobb 201. | OUR PRICE EXTRA SPECIAL | ( Canada's most powerful vacuum cleaners with 1%2 h.p. killed in the clash. Ten others! Lemon League Theresy Smegal | 5 95 15 50 RETAIL 99.50 Sunbeam motor, . 69.95 : : 3 < days. The note said they were 87 . OUR PRICE ..:.....c00idaiens . 34 Jimcoe St dS. subjected to treatment that was! Standings -- Tiger Lilies 36. Petunias | 5 * )SEr 5 vies 30, Buttercups 29. Sweet Violets 27, ' Oshawa opposed to all canons of civi- pr Sno nodils 26, Sweet Peas ASSORTED (¢7:Y,", 1 3 the Ghinese responsit \ tients Ibe out bowling . ALARM the Ghinese responsible for "sub ALL AT WHOLESALE PRICES : at $7.95 installed $1.00 extra jecting helpless Indian prisoners' ALpERT STREET UNITED CHURCH CHRISTMAS Ships Watch" with 8 spokes to such inhuman treatment." The Eagles are still on top with 13, oe NE OCODDE on highly polished brass stand, Blankets As used by U.S. airforce and Katam Singh leader of the In-|g Stars and Blue-Jays 5 » fire depts dian patrol involved in the clash, Only two ladies over 200 without 3 Retail 22.95 Underwriters. loborotories has stated since his release that handicap: Marg Jacklin 234, 207 and | J E L E Cc nn R 1 Cc R A Zz (o] R Ch) o ot WHOLESALE WHOLESALE \ dians taken prisoner in an Octo- Shirley Smegal 230, Hazel Welsh 224, | construction models with free 1 7. Gw Joodcock 21 i to 40, ip. : Damn 217. Gwen Woodcoc stonds and bases included © 40, complete with pistol grip [ Vv A Cc uU U M Cc L E A N E R Ss )= 172, Gladys Harper #5, Marie Jordan | lized behavior." It said adequate Tulips 20 and Peonies 8 : B te WESTINGHOUSE arometers INGHOU Clorobromomethane « > y t aw! kets, Bes 5 d Sli- | 3 open centre dial with set hands extinguishers from $5.95 Deputy _ police superintendent Hawkes '0, Rocweld, Borer & amet PHILISHAVE -- TREE LIGHTS | ond knob. Double bed size with A ws | Pearl Cooper 216 listed he was severely beaten by Chi-|"'[adies over 200 with handicap: Mur (Made in Canada) fiw nese. Now in hospital where. doc- iel Maunder 247, Betty Grandy 229, 2 Retail 39.95 WHOLESALE FREE 25, Mildred 95. 18.25 ; PRICES . . co i . yd) ber border clash, parliament was Barb RA 8-8571 were captured and held for 2545 give Duffield 95 and Janis Towns DOMESTIC FIRE action should be taken against Chicken roll' this week, 0 everyone ELECTRIC 1 ers 9, Jets and Satellites 7, Comets Retail 2.00 dual controls, tors are trying to save his frost-|222 (671); Helen Moring Down 220, 210: Muriel Scott 218, Helen |" WHOLESALE CHRISTMAS Biitew log. he 52 d he was forced |comman 217, Gladys Shem HT, Ivy n the open for Gibbs 210, Grace Locke Verna Y BONUS three nights and was kept with-|Haight 203, Dorothy Coleman 202 and | gi out food for two days Vera Szikszay 200 y F ¢ You. sles te af We have five scratch bowlers for the ire can kill while you sleep His statement said he and six and they Are: Frank Cooper 291, me To safe guard our ¢ vers | i men : > qu u mers other Indians were kept in a nar-|228 (644); Stan 220 (633) Maunder we give o row pit; covered only by a tar. Eric Jackin 218 2 p NN ~ y auli Taw "land Fred Coleman 208 : FIRE ALARM AND paulin, and fed on dry bread in| en over 200 with handicap: Cliff | J EXTINGUISHER freezing weather for several!Davis 300, Walter Scott 262, Mark Hill |#] with: every self-stori Y days. He said he first was inter 243 (667): Bill Pike 3 00 | oy y_ self-storing door |.saated for. 12 consecutive hours, | (686). Perce Neal 237. Juck ; : AT $49.50 bs ;|Clayton Lee Bill Hamilton . Meany the New Delhi|George Ford 223, 205, Reg Pike 223, |%(§ Installed with written Eve Jews, is a story from Gord Shemilt 220s Jim Scott 216, Wil- | guarantee for 20 years Katmandu, Nepal's c¢apital, bur Down 214. Roy Corbman 210, Bruce | Buy COLONIAL HOME [quotes Nepalese deputy defence | port i Leen IMPROVEMENTS 'minister, M. B. Gurung, as say-| We have five in the Lemon League (BETWEEN GIBB AND OLIVE) - PRODUCTS . ing China has built up licavy|this week: Verna Haight 8. Bessie | LJ : troop concentrations along Ne Rnox 87, Khel Weatlans 3. 95; Gis] 3) BEE 2 ds J) 2) 8). 8%)... § t 72 and Cliff | $ ry 3 3 203 0 0 Sove and be sofe. [pals sarihers border. ila 0 peas nd ou nt Led SUSE ESS EE dei