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Plan Reception For Marathoner AJAX (Staff) If Walter (Peg Leg) Piotrowski reaches Ajax by Aug. 17 on his mara- thon hop from Montreal to To- ronto, it is very likely that Mayor William Parish of Ajax and the walker's family will of- ficially congratulate him on his last leg of the 350-mile jour ney. Walter, aged 53, a town works employee, left Montreal on Thursday and expects to arrive in Toronto on Friday, Aug. 18. The reason for the lengthy "jaunt" is to prove to such marathon walkers as Dr. Bar| bara Moore that, although he| has one leg, he can '"'show them a thing or two". The marathon jaunt is also being made by Walter to cele- brate the 30th anniversary of the loss of his left leg. He lost it way back in 1932 when he fell off a merry-go-round in Prince Albert, Sask. 25-POUND PACK He will carry a 25-pound pack and hopes to average 35 miles The concensus in Ajax is that and walk the entire distance be- cause of his "inestimable cour- age". He trained for the walk by hiking up to 35 miles a day with the same pack on his back and has proved to the local children that he can ride a bicycle as well as any of them. Walter Piotrowski resides at 15 Durham street, Ajax, with his wife and 10-year-old daugh- ter. He also has a married son. Thursday, Aug. 17, will be a big day for the entire family when he strides into Ajax to, what is hoped to be, a great welcoming reception. CITY AND DISTRICT The Federal Maple, a gift of the Canadian people to the young West Indies Federation, JUDGING AT PETERBORO Three Oshawa district men will be judging at the Peter- borough Exhibition next woek. ol was turned over to the Fed- CANADA'S GIFT TO WEST INDIES FEDERATION eration in a ceremony at Mon- treal today and will go into service later this month carry- ing passengers and cargo Palm, nearing completion in Port Weller, Ont., another Canadian gift to the Federa- tion. --CP Wirephot among the West Indian Islands. The 298-moot cargo liner, shown during her sea trials, will be followed into THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, August 5, 1961 3 Street Fair Is Planned At Orono MRS. K. GAMSBY Correspondent ORONO -- In less than two weeks the annual Orono Street Fair will be in full swing. The date of this annual event is Wednesday, Aug. 16, and the whole show will be held right on Orono's main street. For the great event the billing includes a complete funland for both the older set as well as the youngsters. This includes rides on a ferris wheel and merry - go - round. A massive bingo is to be set up for the bingo players with a host of prizes. Other games will be in operation along with entertain- ment being provided by a bal- loon novelist. George Wade, the renowned square dance caller, will also be at the street fair with his band of Corn Huskers. There will be CAPSULE NEWS To Feed vice-president, Toronto, will serve more than 250,000 homes. Construction is to begin Aug. 8. INTRUDER ARRESTED 70-year-old contractor in his ex- clusive Forest Heights home F'ri- day but was talked into leaving the house without loot by the service soon by the Federal Fined $100 Child Injured both round and square dancing on the street for which there will be no charge other than the general admission charge. Concluding the activities for! H. Alketan of Toronto and charged him with breaking and entering and assault with intent to rob Emanuel Dreisinger. Plan Gas Line Metro TORONTO (CP) -- Consum-|ling interest in White Hardware er's Gas Company announced Limited, Rexdale, Ont., a whole- Friday the construction of a|sale organization which services $1,500,000, 30 - inch feeder pipe|retail hardware stores, lumber line in Toronto. W. M. Kelly, dealers and industrial concerns said the 10%-|/in Ontario and western Quebec. mile line, which will eventually Handy Andy operates 31 com- be stretched across the north-|pany-owned stores and has 85 ern boundary of Metropolitan|associate dealer stores in Que- bec, Ontario and the Maritimes. DELAYS ACTION UNITED NATIONS (AP)--The Afro-Asian bloc decided Friday TORONTO (CP)--An intruder bn Seiay vat Monday any i ieldi teak ife ti er action g special Wielding 2 steak knife ed up a/Lier aCLul oF 2 Special on Assembly on the French-Tunis- ian conflict over Bizerte. The group found it lacked four sig- contractor's wife and daughter. |Datures necessary for the ma- Police later picked up Edward |iority of 50 out of the 99 nations to have the session called. PREDICTS CANCER CURE SANDWICH, England (Reut- Tourist-Boppers | Exiled To Wilds | aren, Of Tools GATLINBURG, Tenn. (AP)--, But cranky black bears are S™ ¥ . SOB 4 Sak Aa i ..|chie McLaren was rushed to the Three anti - social black bears usually caused by tourists. Laws hospital for Sick Children, To '"The only reason you are not have been sentenced to an in-|about not feeding bears are en-| " going to jail is because you|definite term in the wilds of forced in the park, but tourists|TOnt0; on Wednesday after hav- {have a loyal wife who came! Great Smoky Mountains Na- wil sneak snacks to the bears| "8 fallen about 10 feet through down to testify on your behalf, [fiona park. occasionally, Ela said. a lumber chute in the Orono y i - . : |F d Lumber Building. La- es Ne A The bears, described as "un- ' Bi? he next time some| Xie] 203 Lumber, Bt re is pro- told Fraser MacDonald, of 1124|desirable" by chief ranger Tom '0Urist doesn't divvy up the|groqsing favorably. Cloverdale street, in Magis-|Ela, had a record of bopping |, 0041¢5, he gets bopped by the|™ yr "coe phil Long trate's Court Friday. unsuspecting tourists, Ela said | sar who doesn't understand." |, 4 "Rev and Mrs. B. Long He was fined $100 or 30 days| Rangers, armed with air rifles|,. The, bear smumobilizing team, .iionded the graduation exer- in jail after pleading not guil [loaded with hypodermic darts, 10'081st Coleman Newman of| coc of the class of certified ty to a charge of stealing $30/shot the bears, loaded them into|h¢ U.S. national park SEIVICe| nursing assistants in the Chapel worth of tools from a truck park-|a truck and carted them away|2nd Dr. James Wright of the of St. Andrew's United Church, ed at the rear of the Cadillac|from the part of the park fre. Rational zoological park in poronto, for Miss Doris Laing Hotel July 29. |quented by tourists. Washington, first wed the hypo-lon Wednesday. The complainant, Malcolm| "This was most] i-| Fart ie lear. Mrs. McKenna of Calgary has McNeill, told the court he nc ent" Ela poy we want tol They hit i but the bear just| = =oq erg Ag Bap ticed his loss after spending 20/see whether this means of ani. -"¢ EE roun and looked at the|}; vino with Mr. and Mrs. Guster minutes in the hotel. Missing| , men, Ela said. i »UElmal recovery would be safe for| « and family. were power bars and swivell he hears ang th " Then he walked down a log, M d Mrs. J Gamsb wrenches of a size and gauge| 16 TANgers." sat down and started scratch. MT. and Mrs. James Gams a not useful to the ordinary citi-| Bears aren't particularly|ing. He scratched for a god 2nd Melanie Jayne are spend zen -- not even an auto mech. | cranky at this time of year, he|long while before he lumbered| "8 two weeks at Minden. anic. MacDonald is employed as gai, as the Summer Nears off. We were glad it wasn't a CREDIT UNION MEETING i empers ge Ibi » . a body repairman, | PRIS get shorter, | big bear. The meeting of the director- HS ETHING 0 SILL ell ' i orman icholson testifie ) § 3 Provide Adults With ] ith Swim Time he was sitting later that night gh BL with a group of friends driok.| made regarding a Credit Unipn Mrs. K. Gamsbhy Miss Alma Cuttell reported on Correspondent the financial position of the ing beer when Mac Donald] booth at. Orono Pair. "came in and said he had Two new members were re- something to sell". MacDonald ceived, making a total mem- . ORONO -- The Orono Memor-| Operation of the pool and also of ial Park Board on Tuesday eve-|the capital cost of the pool. It ning, set aside two one-hour|Was pointed out the $500 still has "empli » bership of 125, with 38 borrow- Le alcelng Soon ers. It was announced that the periods at the Orono Swimming|to be paid on the original con- Pool for adult swimming. These|tract price. Out the ent to t A picnic for Peterborough and Shi 4, is : The 2: | Oshawa Chapters will be held in periods were set up as a num-| There is also one or two ac- ber of requests had been re-|counts to the pool. A balance of ers)--Sir Cecil Wakley, chair- man of the Imperial Cancer Re- search Unit, said Friday in a lecture to medical students that "within the concentrated effort f the cancer foundation and other research institutes, we should have a cure for cancer within 10 years." He said pro- gress in finding the causes of cancer was being made and cer- tain types were already treat. able through the use of drugs. HONORED BY CHEMISTS MONTREAL (CP)-Dr. W. G. Schneider of the National Re- search Council, Ottawa, was awarded the Chemical Institute of Canada Palladium Medal for outstanding contributions to Ca- dian chemistry at the insti- tute's annual meeting here Fri- day night. The medal, donated by the International Nickel Com- pany of Canada, is presented annually. a day if his peg leg stands the They are Robert Flett, rough treatment. The pack car-|steins; John Batty, Jerseys and ries spare equipment to make Fred Trewin, of Blackstock, repairs on the artificial leg. |swine. A well known local citizen by| the many thousands of people the night will be the grand draw for the 20th Century Travel Trailer. The trailer is fully equipped with a kitchen and sleeping arrangements. Mr. Found claims the night is to be packed with fun for the whole family, The Street Fair is sponsored by the Orono Cham- ber of Commerce. Kart Racing To Feature Orono Fair MRS. K. GAMSBY Correspondent ORONO -- The directors of the Durham Central Agricultur- |al Society met Monday evening with a good number in attend- ance to make further arrange- ments for the annual exhibition to be held in Orono Sept. 7, 8 and Final arrangements were completed to hold go-cart rac- ing on Saturday evening in front of the grandstand. This event will have a special trophy for the racers to compete for as well as prize money. Gordon Watson is in charge of this event, Improvement is to be made in the fruit department with an improved method of displaying the exhibits. Russell Osborne was put in charge of this de- partment and the exhibit is to be moved in the centre of the area. Further to the ex- ADDS TO AREA TORONTO (CP) -- About 450 acres will be added to the area covered by the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conserva- tion Authority, Planning and Development Minister William Nickle of Ontario said Friday. BLAST HURTS TWO TORONTO (CP)--A chemical explosion caused minor damage and injured two students slightly at a University of Toronto lab- oratory Friday. Both students-- graduate James Lee, 24, and un- dergraduate David MacRae, 19, of Toronto--were released from hospital after treatment for cuts. A university spol said a sub-critical atomic reactor, in the same room where the ac- cident occurred, was not in- volved. PRESENT INDIES SHIP MONTREAL (CP) -- The cargo-liner Federal Maple was presented to the West Indies Federation in a ceremony Fri- day at Canadian Vickers in Montreal. The Federal Maple, a gift of the Canadian government to the young West Indies Fed- eration, sails today for Port-of- Spain, Trinidad. The Federal Maple is the first of two cargo liners the Canadian Government is presenting to the federation. Her sister ship, the Federal Palm, is nearing completion at Port Weller, Ont., and will be christened Aug. 26. BUYS COMPANY MONTREAL (CP) -- Handy Andy Company announced Fri- day acquisition of the control In 10-Foot Fall By MRS. K. GAMSBY ORONO -- Murray McLaren, | $300 DAMAGE who visit the Ajax Community| Damage totalled approximate- Centre each year, where he||y $300 and no one was injured works, Walter is noted for his/in the one accident reported to agility to get around as much, the Oshawa Police Department and even more than men half Friday. Cars driven by David his age. {Leslie St. Andrews, o, o hd His job in the community cen-| Sutherland avenue an avi tre Ea requires him to climb|Charles Coty, 31, of RR 2, Bow- ladders in the 50 foot high puild-| manville, collided at the inter- ing, but to Walter, it is all in|section of Hillcroft and Masson a day's work streets. COMING EVENTS WHITBY BRASS BAND BINGO CLUB BAYVIEW, BYRON SOUTH, WHITBY Wednesday, August 9th, 8 p.m. us L Osh Terminal -- 25c¢ Return PSPECIAL GAME OF $200 (Must Go) $20 each horizontal line--$100 a full car $25 AD RICKSHA CHINESE FOODS By Popular Request We Will Be OPEN Every MONDAY d DED EACH WEEK, NOW WORTH $150 IF WON IN 52 NUMBERS Church Bus leaves 4 corners 7:30 p.m. 5 GAMES AT $30 -- 20 GAMES AT $20 TWO $250 JACKPOT GAMES Jst--No. 53; 2nd--No, 55; $30 Consolation $1.00 ADMISSION INCLUDES ONE CARD Door Prizes--Proceeds go to Building Fund Children Under 16 Not Admitted BINGO EVERY MONDAY, 8 P.M. ST. GERTRUDE"S AUDITORIUM 690 KING ST. E. AT FAREWELL 51 NUMBERS $100.00 JACKPOT CONSOLATION $20 20 GAMES -- 16 PRIZES OF $10 the "something". Mr. Nicholson {Cobourg on Aug, 20. said: "I was the only one with money, so I paid MacDonald DRAMA 5 STIVAL on Orono will again participate Yo ae hs in the Orono Drama Festival Counsel John Greer contended in sti q . to be held Sept. 28, 29 and 30. the tools were lost or taken be- The Orono play this year is tah fore Friday night. 1 EACH OF $20, ARE THE SH. SNOWBALL JACKPOT $150 IN 56 NUMBERS CONSOLATION $20, $10 EACH HORIZONTAL LINE CAR GOOD PARKING -- EXT CHILDREN UNDER +6 NOT ADMITTED ADMISSIO! $30, $40, $50 WEALTH S 50 CENTS RA BUS SERVICE KINSMEN BINGO 20-$20 GAMES $150 Jackpot $20 each line plus $50 Full Card 5--$30 Games; 2--$250 Jackpots JACKPOT NUMBERS 55 and 51 The accused's wife, Mrs. Joan MacDonald, and William Patton told the magistrate they saw some of the tools in the accused's truck and in his house the previous Wednes- day evening. FOUND THE TOOLS MacDonald said he found the tools in the Cadillac Hotel park- ing lot '"'either Wednesday or Thursday night -- and I sold them for beer money". "Don't you realise there is such a thing as theft by find- ing?" snapped Crown Attorney ceived for such periods when only adults would be using the pool. The hours set aside for adult swimming will be on Tuesday and Friday from 8 to 9 p.m These periods will be open for those 18 years and over. The life guard will also be present during these times at the pool. New hours for the pool have also been set for the pool to be open during the month of Aug- ust. During the week and also on Saturday the pool will be open from 1 to 5 and from 6 to 8:30, excepting, of course, on the "Purple Door Knob" and will be directed by Mr. Les As- lett. It is a comedy by Walter Prichard Eaton in which an ac- tress seeks to buy an antique door knob from a bedridden old woman. The cast consists of three women «- Maureen Johnson, Margaret Powell and Gladys Aslett. EXTEND PLANT Curvply Wood Products Ltd. started construction this week of an addition to their building on Cobbledick street. This new $380 yet to be paid which was added exists in the pool fund and this amount is expected to almost carry the extra costs when approved for payment, providing it is not needed for general operation of the pool. The total receipts at the swim- ming pool for the first month of operation has amounted to $1,553 which includes the general ad- missions along with season tick- ets. After paying the life guards and ticket takers a sum of $1,139.75 has been realized from the operation of the pool for the month. None of these costs in hibits and the choosing of a Tobacco Queen, which will be held on Friday evening, other items are being added to the agenda for Friday, which will in effect make the fair a full two- day fair. Harness racing will be fea- tured Friday afternoon along with the Holstein Black and White show. 4-H clubs will also take the limelight Friday after- noon and a parade of the 4-H Club Livestock will make its way past the grandstand at 3.30 p.m. as a grandstand entertain- ing feature. OBITUARIES FUNERAL OF RAY BENNETT The memorial service for Ray Bennett, who died sudden- ly at Hollywood, Florida, Tues- day, Aug. 1, in his 37th year was held from the Armstrong Funeral Home, Friday, Aug. 4, at 2 p.m. Interment followed in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Rev. W. G. Dickson, minister of Centre Street United Church, conduect- From Aug. 7th On! B oav seecutst TAKE-OUT AND DELIVERY ONLY Delicious Deep-Fried CHICKEN WINGS One dozen Reg. 1.00 ....... 15 2 SOUTHERN ed the services. Pallbearers were Austin Ben- nett, William Bennett, Brian Kane, Ray Cole, Alex Knihniski and George Zakarow. FUNERAL OF MRS. MILFORD HUBLEY Bruce Affleck. Mr. Greer said his client's explanation '"'was not inconsist- ent with the truth". "The onus is upon the Crown to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the theft occurre addition is to be used for the Tuesday and Friday evening|clude maintenance of the pool assembling of nesting chairs when adult swimming will be|during the period of operation. held. On Sunday the pool will] Miss Cuttell also reported that|and to house the necessary run from 12 noon to 9 in the Sunday parking had netted| equipment such as tube bender, evening continually. |$391.20 with picnics bringing a|riveter, welder, etc. sum of $91.00. The maintenance| Curvply has since coming to costs for the pool and park had|Orono moulded the seats and It was also decided to hold a livestock parade on Saturday. Arrangements have also been made to have special police on duty both days of the fair who will patrol the grounds and gates. FRIED GHICKEN with French fries and cole slaw 1 25 | Reg. 1.50 ...... TEAM 3 JUBILEE PAVILION FREE ADMISSION--TUESDAY, AUG. 8th Children under 16 not admitted WOODVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE SUPER BINCO MONDAY, AUG. 7 $100.00 DOOR PRIZES Jackpot Nos. 50-57 2--$500 JACKPOTS IF WON IN 52 NOS. OR LESS (IF NOT THEN GAME IS REGULAR $250 JACKPOT) (NOS. 50-57)--(Consolation $25) 1--$300 JACKPOT IF WON IN 52 NOS. OR LESS 20 GAMES AT $40 IF WON IN 17 NOS. OR 5 GAMES "THE NEW" RED BARN EXTRA BUSES -- ADMISSION $1.00 ADMISSION TICKET GIVES YOU FREE CHANCE ON DOOR PRIZES ($150 Consolation, Must Go) LESS ($20 Consolation) AT $30 Monster Bingo 16 PRIZES OF $10 1 EACH OF $20, SHARE THE SATURDAY, AT 8:00 P.M. ST. GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM SIMCOE STREET NORTH ADMISSION 2 EXTRA GAMES AT $25 $107SPECIAL ~-- TICKETS 25¢ or 5 for $1.00 N__LDREN UNDER 16 NOT ADMITTED $30, $40, $50 WEALTH JULY 22nd 50 CENTS July 29," Mr. Greer contended. "The man is an admitted thief," rallied Mr. Affleck, "and he was not too drunk to sell the tools for more beer." Delegates Return From Convention Oshawa and district delegates to the New Democratic Party founding convention in Ottawa have returned to the city and all are agreed it was exciting, interesting and a worthwhile week away from home, Mrs. Alice Reardon, an Ontario Rid- ing CCF Association delegate said today. Convention delegates from this area included Tom Edwards, vice-president of the Oshawa and District Labor Council, Local 222, United Automobile Workers delegates, John Brady, Robert Bedford, James Lownie, B. Crandall, Roy J. Fleming, Tommy Green, Jack Meugher and William Stacey. CCF Riding Association dele- gates included T. D. (Tommy) Thomas, MLA and Mayor Chris- tine Thomas and Mrs. Reardon. Steelworkers Locals delegates| included Syd Burgess, L. Haley, Ross Behart and A. Morris, Bowmanville. National Union of Public Serv- ice Employees delegates includ- ed S. A. Little, Colin Mainds and Tom Corneal. Upholsterers' Union delegates included Bruce Moores and Mr. Shultz. Durham County CCF Riding Association delegates included Ernie Dent, Mrs. Eleanor Bur- gess and Mrs. Coutts, of Hanip- ton. Mrs. Reardon said today there were 681 voting delegates from unions across Canada in Ottawa during the week-long NDP founding convention. Seven hundred and seventy| CCF delegates attended, 255| farmers were there, 248 NDP groups: were represented to make a total of 1,801 voting dele- gates at the convention. CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS Congratulations and best wishes to the following resi- dents of Oshawa and dis- trict who are celebrating birthdays this weekend. Those who celebrate to- day are: Mrs. Ralph Mac- Carl, 503 Athol street, Whit- uy; Pauline Levesque, 260 Clarke street, Oshawa; James Hazelton, 305 Buena Vista, Oshawa, and Ernest Brown, 68 Ritson road south. Area Doctors To Assist With Mediscope Mediscope exhibits at year's Canadian National Exhi- bition will be manned by more than a thousand doctors from a hundred Ontario communities. Volunteers from this area who will participate in this pub- lic service of the medical pro- fession include Dr. B. Doherty, Dr. W. Grant, Dr. W. G. Mec- kay, Dr. J. A. Patterson and Dr. C. D. Russell, all of Osh- awa. Doctors from Brooklin are W. W. Baldwin, W. G. Grant and A. G. Stocks; from New- castle, Dr. L. S. Miklos; Pick- ering, Dr. E. Macbean, and from Whitby, Dr. J. O. Ruddy. | Mediscope is Canada's first| health fair and one of the larg-| est in North America. It is a 15-day show, lasting through the exhibition from Aug. 18 to Sept. 4. this| | La $7,259.60. {backs for nesting chairs but | A letter of thanks was-author- only until recently have they |ized to be sent to the Orono|assembled the entire chair. The |Band for the splendid concert|new addition to the building will | provided by the band at the provide room for new equip- | park. 'ment to handle this operation. Call Out Police After Bombings LUSAKA, Northern Rhodesia were being intensified along (Reuters)--Police reserves were main roads. All iocal police called out in the copper belt leave has been cancelled. mining area of this British pro-| ia a; tectorate today after a series of| 1 & series of arson Incidents, explosions and outbreaks of ar-|2 Dus was burned at Konola, SOL. {near Bancroft, and an attempt A government spokesman said| Was made to burn three munici- political activity was suspected|Pa! trucks at Mikonfwa African in both the explosions and fires. | township. : Most of them occurred after| A store at Senga Hill was a meeting of the African nation-|/ burned down and a small school |alist United National Independ-|seven miles south of the town ence party at Lilanda African|of Mpika was damagea. township near Lusaka Friday| Friday night's UNIP meeting night. was addressed by Mainza At Mufulira, an explosion in a|Chona, vice - president of the trading area blew in 30 wirdows |party, and according to reliable Explosives stolen from copper|sources he urged members gen- mines was believed to have been erally to step up the party's ued and detonato 's were found | "master plan" of passive re- The government spokesman |sistance to "crack every part" {said police patrols were being|of the Rhodesian federation and The grounds committee has been making improvements at the grounds. The bandstand platform has received a new floor along with a railing and paint. The grounds in general have been cleaned up and the long grass cut to greatly im- prove the general appearance. The booking of exhibit space at the fair is this year being handled by Bob Moffat and John Stone. GOOD MEALS PROMOTE FUN Studies made at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin show that people have the great- est capacity for fun and en- Funeral services for Mrs. Mil- ford Hubley, who died at Osh- awa General Hospital, Wednes- day, Aug. 2, were held in the McIntosh - Anderson Funeral Chapel, Friday, Aug. 4, at 3 .m. Elder P. W. Manuel, president of the Oshawa Missionary Col- lege, conducted the service. Pastor A. Dick assisted Elder Manuel. Mrs. E. B. Lange sang two hymns, "Beyond the Sun- set" and "Does Jesus Care?", during the service. She was ac- companied by Mrs. A. E.Car- ey. Interment followed in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Pallbearers were L. Dunn, H. Jeffries, A. McPherson, H. Lofthouse, R. Valliers and E. B. Lange. CHINESE DINNER For two 3 00 . L Reg. 3.25 ..... "If you can't come to us We will rick-o-she to you." THE 42 KING ST. WEST 728-1676 joyment after a good meal. While feelings of depres- sion are most apt to hit on an empty stomach. Empty pocketbook s are also notorious joy-killers. And Classified ads are fa- mous for filling "em! If you've things you'd like to sell for cash, or a spare 12 KING ST. E. Meat Specials! BUEHLER BROS. 723-3633 Tues. & Wed. bedroom you'd like to turn into income, call RA 3-3492 for an ad-writer. Before you know it your financial pie- STEW BEEF ™"" 4 ..§1 ture'll be lots rosier! {maintained in Negro housing| 'shake the very foundat'ons of areas in the copper belt and the British government." Papalia To Serve PORK HOCKS MEATY 5 $ 1 LBS. SELLING YOUR CAR? Jail Term First On Probation For Cash Theft 1 List and Advertise Car At Your Price You Drive Until Sold VEAL PATTIES 3. §1 1 | { TORONTO (CP)--John Papa-| Christpoher McPherson, 16 of (lia, 37, of Hamilton, now serv-(725 Eastbourne Ave., was given {ing 18 months in jail for assault-|a suspended sentence and two ing gambler Max Bluestein, will years' probation in Magistrate's BUYING ARMS ZONN (AP)--West Germany, to meet the Berlin crisis, is in- creasing arms purchases abroad Defence Minister Franz Josef Strauss said Friday. He told a press conference that to get the latest military equipment--Ilarg- ely rockets and electronic de- vicés--some 2,200,000,000 marks ($550,000,000) is expected to be spent in the United States and Britain. be extradited to the United | Court Friday, for stealing $2 | States when he has completed {from a dairy. The youth pleaded his term. guilty to the charge. Papalia was jailed for the as-| Detective Sergeant G. Mec- sault of Bluestein March 21. |Cammond read a statement by A New York grand jury has|the accused in which he ad- indicted him on charges that he mitted going to the Dairy smuggle heroin worth $20,000,-|Queen, 235 Simcoe street south, 000 into the United States from|July 30, and removing the Italy. money from a cash box. | The matter came up in court] Crown Attorney told the ma- Friday when Mr. Justice W. D. gistrate that McPherson had a| Parker dismissed an application record as a juvenile. He was un-| for a writ of habeas corpus for|employed, apart from occasion- Papalia. al work "cutting lawns". or Refi Red: or 3 GET 5 LB Pay Cash -- Pay Off Liens BUYING A CAR? Any Make, Any Model New or Used | Save You Money Low Down Payment Up To 36 Months Low Cost Financing 'Selling or Buying | Stew is Worth Trying' 86 ELGIN E. (AT MARY 725-1667 --ANYTIME FREE! BUY 5 LBS. SAUSAGE MEAT FOR 1.00 BUEHLER Tender EAT'N TRUE-TRIM BEEF CLOSED MONDAY, S. FREE! v 7