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Friday, September 15, 1961 Page 4 The Ottawa Citizen I 's BOARD NOTES fflflflUfACTMS' 0-0PERf)TI0Il 'Man Biles Dog' News, Whitton Lauds Campeau Shop and Save SATURDAY 9 to 6 p.m; SAVE $20 FREE GIFTS TO THE Feature Value! SPACE FIRST 300 CUSTOMERS SAVER DAVENPORTS Double Duty Double Value Sewers Out The Ontario Municipal Board at the request of Board of Control has agreed to the deletion of Melbourne Avenue from a 15-street storm sewer installation program in Highland Park. The project was being held up because of two protests from Melbourne Avenue property owners which had to be heard by the OMB before the work could go ahead. Mayor Whitton said she hoped it was clearly understood this meant Melbourne was deleted, not deferred, from the program. I 1 4 utcu- I "Sl a A comfortable sofa by day that opens easily Into a roomy bed for two, with hidden bedding compartment. Smartly tailored in a long-wearing novelty cloth in your choice of colours.

Smooth level top for easy sleeping comfort. Reg. 59.95 tii v. SOVTH CARLETON HEADS Rita Foley, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence J. Foley, Dunrobin, and George Wilson, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

Wilson, Richmond, have been elected head boy and head girl of South Carleton High School. Both are in Grade 13. Cttiien-UPI Staff Photo I 3 Pro' BEDROOM SUITE At a savings of $30 New NumbersiLannevin I Jj Decorative brass pulls on drawer double dresser, dovetail construction from seasoned hardwood. Full size adjustable mirror with bevelled edges matching chest of drawers and 54" bookcase bed. Available in Mahogany, Walnut or light walnut finish.

Reg. 199.95 1 i-95 Dentists Meet Here At Weekend Col. Robert Shira of Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D.C., will head a list of distinguished speakers addressing the 85th annual convention of the Eastern Ontario Dental Association at the Chateau, Sept. 17, 18 and 19. Other speakers include Dr.

Harry Rosen of Montreal. S. G. Bagnall of Camp Borden and several local clinicians. Association President Dr.

Lyon of Kingston, will open the program Sunday evening with a reception and musicale. Health and Welfare Minister J. Waldo Monteith will be the speaker at a luncheon Monday at the Chateau, and a dinner dance will be) held at the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club Monday night. Dr. Murray Heit will be chairman of a public health breakfast Tuesday with Dr.

Don Gul-lett, Canadian Dental Association secretary, as main speaker. Dave Patrick, local TV personality, will speak at the members' dinner Tuesday. The Ottawa Dentists' Wives Association will sponsor a luncheon and tea, and participate in several joint functions. The Dental Nurses' and Assistants Association has its own program Monday, with clinics, lectures and a dinner. Km Poot.d Comport S'A" Oiom Covered luttcr Oiih 6 'A Op.r, Jowl 6" Cov.r.rf Payment Use Your 39.95 Swivel Chairs 34.95 29.95 Platform Rockers 47.95 42.50 No Down Hostess Chairs Platform Chairs Recliner Chairs i Downstairs Store 40 Alterations Major Job Langevin Block extensive interior alterations and redecora-tion, in readiness for occupation by staff of the External Affairs Department, will take about six months for completion.

Part of the External Affairs Department staff will continue in the East Block, along with the offices of the Prime Minister and Privy The Langevin Block, now the next oldest government building in Ottawa to the East and West Blocks of the Parliament Buildings, has been the home of the Post Office Department since Confederation. The Post Office Department now has its own Sir Alexander Campbell Building, and three nearby smaller buildings, at Confederation Heights, Riverside Drive. Blackburn Building space being vacated by the Post Office Department wiil be used for some staff of the recently established Forestry Department. However, Forestry Minister Hugh John Fiemming and Dr. J.

D. B. Harrison, deputy minister, will remain in their present location in the Norlite Building, Wellington Street. The passport office of the External Affairs Department, housed for years in inadequate quarters on Bank Street, will be moved shortly to the Blackburn Building. Third Ftoor Clearance I CHAIRS fool.d Vou i' Win D((jnir 7 A Values! Off Lead Crystal HAND CUT Developer Robert Campeau came in for some high praise from Mayor Whitton at yesterday's Board of Control meeting.

Con. Lloyd Francis said this was in the "man bites dog" category of news. Mayor Whitton's felicitous remarks were prompted by the care Mr. Campeau was taking not to disturb residents of Ri-deau Terrace during construction of his huge apartment block. This care covered the storage of materials, heavy equipment, safe covering of trenches, restoration of the pavement and "corsets" for tree protection.

"He is a model for everyone else in this regard," said the Mayor. Blading Mat The city is going to find out whether it is cheaper to rent a blasting mat at five dollars a day or buy one. "Maybe we should buy it and keep it in Board of Control," said Mayor Whitton at (he end of a fractious morning. Man's Body Recovered At Pembroke PEMBROKE (Special) The body of Frank Weever, 51, of Pembroke, drowned last Saturday in the Ottawa River near the Quebec side opposite Pembroke, was recovered yesterday near the Pembroke Golf Club. Club pro Wilf Parker noticed the body floating in the water and notified police.

Two men who accompanied Weever, Elias Kelly and Charles Borne, both of Pembroke, were rescued after their small boat capsized. Both Accused, Witness Absent Case Dismissed A minor traffic case in which neither the accused nor the crown witness appeared in court was dismissed by Magistrate Joachim Sauve. "I'm assured my client is on has way," said Richard Barber, appearing for the accused, "and I'm willing to let the Crown proceed." The Crown, however, was unable to produce its only witness and the complainant in the case. "I'll have to dismiss this," said Magistrate Sauve. "After all, the complainant certainly should be here." Hull Ratepayers Okay Rezoning Of St.

Joseph Hull ratepayers last night approved the rezoning of a section of St. Joseph Boulevard for commercial purposes. The section includes the west side from St. Alexandre Street to Meunier Street and the east side from Montclair to St. Raymond Boulevards.

The west side from Montclair to Gamelin Boulevard is the only section of the road to remain residential. The meeting was presided over by Aid. Omer Alie. PRINCESS National Exhibition next fall Phow by wuon Genuine Reg. 3.50 to 11.95 NOW I CnnMv a.

A llTj In the group Bonbons Vases Ash Tray Covered Candy Bowls Butters Decanters, etc. 42 Pee. is 3 -s ti 9 a.m. Special! Reg. 8.95 4 Pee.

Soup Tureen White semi porcelain. Approx. 96 ot. 13" plate, cover and ladle. No Phone Orderi, Please Un Highways In District Several changes in numbering highways in the Ottawa district have been announced by the Ontario Department of Highways.

A section of Highway 13, from Smiths Falls to Perth, will become an extension of No. 43, which includes a new section of former county road between Smiths Falls and Winchester. This means that No. 43 will extend from Perth eastward to a junction with No. 34 at Alexandria.

A section of Highway 29, between Smiths Falls and Carle-ton Place bypass will be renumbered Highway 15. This means No. 15 will run continuously from Ottawa to Kingston, via Smiths Falls, instead of Perth. Highway 7 will be extended from Perth to Ottawa, along the present route of Highway 15. This means one may travel continuously from Samia to Ottawa on No.

7, which now ends at Perth. Signs bearing both old rnd new numbers will be installed along the renumbered sections and will remain in use for a year or so, for the convenience of motorists, district engineer Lloyd Walker said. Island Park At Queensway Is Open Again Island Park Drive, closed for -several months due to Queens-jvay construction, has been opened to traffic. Merivale Road extension, a new roadway extending from Carling Avenue northward under the Queensway to Island Park Drive, has not been opened to traffic. Engineers on the job said it may be two or three weeks before this link is put into use for traffic.

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In jar or tube, herever cosmetics are sold. Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do tarn teeth drop, ulp or wobbt when you Ui. (at, teugQ or anerae? Por. i be annoyed and bv such hndlrap. PASTEETH as alkaline (noo-aeid) powder to aprlo-kle on your ptanw, keep falae weth rnore nrtly Ol confident feel.

In of eecamv and addod cnmfK ii gummy. s-ooev. pinny txte or fI-trr. Get PASTEETH today a any ruc Bunions A'lHWiiiuiiHi ot th sari ri.pf. Lrf I Art for tt Ramon mm.

I Cndr lox S' lus a cool sft f.99 Three heata to choose from, plus a cool Lady Torcan Hair Dryer Ccplan O.I.A. 52 Pee. English Dinnerware Sets "Cynthia" Pattern by Johnson Bros. Service for 8 including 8 large dinner plates, bread and butter, soup plates, fruit saucers, cups, saucers, 1 ea. of platter, veg.

bowl, cream and sugar. Reg. 19.95 14-95 Bathroom Hamper Sets Metal clothes hamper and matching wastebasket. 2.99 Colours to harmonize with your bathroom decor. Kiddies' Pantie Sizes 2, 4, in pastel and white.

Reg. Si I i i. 1 v. set- 1 ing. Complete with hood 12 month and war (- i I i Men's Nylon Fliie Bags Stainless Steel Tftl Tableware Service ot persons In-clodini each of knives, forks, dessert spoons, tea spoons, salad forks, one iDf ar shell and I butter knife.

All In lined chest. Reg. 19.9S NOW 14-95 Mir FTP 3 1 iu Harly knit SHIRTS Sizes 1, 2, J. 5 Register Today Registration for members of the Hull Figure Skating Club will take place at the Hull Arena today, starting at 7 p.m. Club officials have announced that John Routh will instruct again this year.

RENFREW'S KITCHEN I I i I I TOOL SET Bill I I Stainlrii Steel. Full fj Jj I IB tang handle spatula, tl fl 1 Fork. Lifter, Mather, I fill Ladle, Spoon. I I 4.88 i4Qj-M C. fc All steel adjustable Ironing Table Downstairs toi.

top and grey legs. fiE Reg. 9.95 05J Ironinj pad and cover to fit above. 2.98 It 49 1 ranty. a Pink.

HWiillf Boys' Shenno Pants Sizes to 11, Black, and Beige in the group. 1.55 or 2 for $3 Bfraaaaml With shoe pocket, 2 side pouches, with zippers, sturdy reinforced construction Tan, Blue, Charcoal. NYLONS Subs of ti quality. shades 4ftfl needle mesh. Sizes 8V tali.

Qpair Re9- 1I-95 aainiriiii 11 11 ti iir in Mill hi i MaiaMKi li 11 mi 111 1 ir ir I'll 1 I vym Kin. 11111 '1 1 111 i n. nvn-mn. ir in in in h.hii. ii Mi -mrf'-- grtm 1 1 1 1 Wtm.mm $EEmm MMHMASM Kiddies' Socks Sizes 6'i to 8', in stretch and 'combed cotton.

for $2 tvetyn May, daughter of Mrs. Kenneth May of foresters Falls, wag chosen dairy princess for Renfrew County at the annual dairy princess competitions held at the Renfrew Fair Thursday afternoon. She won the D. W. Stew-art Trorhv and will ffsmpete it the Canadian representing Renfrew County.

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