The Brandon Sun from Brandon, Manitoba, Canada • Page 11

Want Ads ILt MARKET I REPORTS 11 GOODLANflK TENDERS WANTED TmUpr, Qctr iWj THK M.AMOOH Obituaries il. McKinnon. w'-n WINNIPEG GRAIN I home in nr. v.i. fwn's ran CAHADA nepARTEin of agriculture eVotrl Farm Rehabilitation Administration WiNNIPPr.

rrm wroniw nonored Your Honlth us Jojtph Ywrtkl friend, "nnS 01 her OATS Mrs. Wvntt 4 1 to that had been employed with Cummin" and Dobbie. Milliard G. M. LiHl.

Funeral service for the late Joseph Vaworski, whose death received and ladi home wcre aucsljf by Dr. Lester Coleman Many friends gathered at Minto Is tho Intention o1 (he P.F.R.A cjrlng 1ht month of January, 1941, toli foe lor the Hon oi Asslnlbclne River Pro! eel. occurred in Brandon Saturday, will be held at the Brockie Donovan Chapel Wednesday ni. 10 a.m. Prayer service will be held at tht! chape! tbi.s evening at 3 p.m.

with (the jtft of a chair. lv of r-hiiri i 7...., 1WS cleaning solvents are Lnurcn ntmny afternoon to honor tho memory of the late ffilliard Garnett Milton Liule tT iJa2 CONTRACT 3 aiusicai entertainment was spring nace to' hcaith. TtT aTLTeVmrec and j1 tfils IS 1o I Mr. 1 aworski is survived by his wnose death occurred in Minto Holiday and Mrs. MeKillop I iime uic most aruuous tour years that children become Pleas by public health cduca- curious climbers and be-in to tors, almost 2.000 deaths le leotur or lie home .1 3 Yi-w; Wlllim Hutt MONTREAL (CP) yunrat service will be held today for William Null, former secretary-treasurer and auditor of the Herald Press which operated the ontroa! Herald He died Monday.

He retired in 1957 after the newspaper ceased publication. Russell William (Bun) Boll LONDON. Ont. CP-Kussell William Buzz) Boll. h4, operator of a commercial anj industrial real estate firm here for the last 10 years, will be buried here Wednesday.

Mr, Boll, who has also beer, a news and photography correspondent fnr th AGine. one daughter and three sons, Mrs. h. Chamberlain, V. alter and nf Brandon and Frank of ingersoll, Ont.

There is pen e.ich year in the United closets, and hidden areas About Maies from chemical poison- the age of five, youngsters pa 3 alone. The number of non- through this tasting. exploration IJata eases ic ntHmaSoA at nprirui 5e end Tvi $1100 Raised At Fun Fair muiway evening. Kev. Wilson officiated at the church and committal services.

Interment was in Minto cemetery. Mr. Little was horn in Minto and farmed there all of his lifetime He is survival by one sister, Mrs Ruby L. Citmphell of Marietta Georgia, U.S. i i grandchildren, a brothe'r, in Brandon, il 7- "i-Luiiie more I than 1.000.000 vear tjOUS 1,1 RE.STDV r.Cni-i.

iAPESEED- Noy 1 MV.b Jart, Worth in Poland. Mr. Yaworski had farmed northeast of Brandon since 1931 and prior Yet such dangerous substances. mil! Eoit ond tvo miles North o1 irw town of Shelrmouth, Manifold. It Is tentatively estimated that Contract 3 -Embankment, Stage 1 will rq Iff Cite gm potting of 1,503,000 cu.

yd of cerv-Irwt end Impervious material, "'(bid Information Including pr. from the Resion Unit MospiLal Aids annua fun The number of fatalities due Ooli: I am; feed 79. pressive as the single unneees-lr 3 2 4-rov l.JS'.i; peeled to he $1,100 eX" Tllf fr.tr- U.S. Strafes Arils Snyder CHICAGO fAPj Arlis Sny if, 61. of SnriiiBfloW i the consump i of aspirin most surprising.

This effec- 'C dlUC is nnvmnllv nm. 1.2?'.'e; Irotk 1.27V, to be heWin equeit, irom the untferVigntd office In Regino, sask. 'J mat. occurs 10 some- Jone close to us, A few cljati.rir. null Flox: 1 Toronto Telegram died of cancer Sunday.

Viet Nam official of the Brotherhood Ropewcd; tin. 1 ConaaW l.if.i. AT CHICAGO CHICAGO (API firnln rlr. iilciod one of the safest of all ink. mim -Mrs.

Doug watt was in charge i. G. Wotson Chlei Engineer, p.F.R.A. th Floor, Alolfierwelf Biej. uriLunioute engineers, diedl.

Saturday nisrht r.frw ho ,.,.1 iLQiOl MCLnn S.MGO.V 'AH)Radio Hanoi Tlie The w.o pjuijjL-m, j'oisonjng js a(. ijuuefioifj drugs. ways accidental attd almost tendency to make aspirin more ways the result of rareWnP r.r,i-..,.M palatable Hnire attending a dinner. Snyder was chairman of 54; Way 1.54'i-Yj; July l.5Wi; Sept, V'h-at (old): Dec. I.SOlsub.

has disadvantages as as because to 4-H Club Head RESTON (Special) Carol McLean was eleeiM nr; Children are the chief victims. -More than 50 per cent of all iouis and sai Francisco Railroad Lodge. Way 1.3?; July wti it is nothing cnarged Sunday night that three U.S. fihler aircraft from Laos nd South Viet Nam bombed and strafed a North Vietnamese on Friday and Saturday, It claimed three U.S. fighter bomhers from Laos bombed and strafed Karua Hllaoi fn SFORTS-STANDARDS- ALL MAKES OF IMPOKTKD CARS ipDisonings occur in children be- "uuren low the age ol five years, and more than candy.

I many children of the Resion 4-H Home Econom- Sept. ti. Dr. Richard L. Weaver ANN AFfROR iiPh no Rve; 1.2Ai-i Moy l.aiTsj July 1.31.

of two years. Jye. bleaches, insecticides, sleep- WE SERVICE THEM ALL .5 timtls. In Dr. Richard L.

Weaker, 03. professor of conservation and education in the University of Michigan sehnr.l nf natural WINNIPEG STOCK VIKHIPEG (CP)-Trnde wot (airly active Mondoy on ihe Winnipeg v- The fact that stands out mostlin coiiijejJijigiv in ihe report militarized zone on the Retlub- llC Of North 4.A,-:t. jl4 l.uu a 1 me recent reorganizations! meeting. Other officers are Bonnie Zarn vice-president; Wendy Wilkins' secretary and Eileen Parker' treasurer. Junior leaders are Carol McLean, Sharon Sturby and Bonnie Zarn.

Grouo wuuoi ventre oi tne ioa persons under the age of -ew York City department of 20, in a six year period, were health, frnrn nVii.h cnT.tilwj at 9 a.m. Friday. Three U.S. died Saturday, fotloving a heart 51 ecfl to 50 csn aircraft from Snrirh ViHjKm 'statistics were drawn, is that I If a nnisnn MAJOR OR MINOR REPAIRS Caffif l.ms- rhfir. strafed Karau and a number of other places such as Sana aud Ramai in the samo arps Cah.r.

peod 21.Sa-22.50,- gjod heifers 'l infants and children, who are most important immediate Baron Ronald de Reufer GENEVA (Renter?) -r, iut.i uiem- tirst aid measure is tn trv to Tom Champion, Mrs. W. Camr bell, Mrs. Trev Sharratt, Mrs. Free Pickup and Delivery Ronald de Renter, 65, a grand' 1S-16; good feeder steers I7.5o-5o Colvts Good rnd choice 26-30.

Hogs 200: GraiJe A dresu-ri 717! 'often aJIf ri i 'T' mos! dilUte lMilk' water- Wt Of day mornjr.g, the North 'Vietnamese broadcast charged. Uie lounaers oi Keuters uiga G. Pengelh Mrs. Max Caldwell, Miss Sefiv Ink and Mrs. Perrv Rocan.

Sheep end iambi Gosd h'n i U1 truit juice or diluted Itai onSaSz Always Austin Phone Agency, died here Friday. His elder brother. Baron Olive de Reuter, 70, the head of the family, lives at Lausanne, Swit- in thP hr.mo ru "Biranie. uau for DON GAMBLE LTD. THE IMPORTED CAR CENTRE 18th Street North and No.

1 Highway B.M.C. JAGUAR. SALES AND SERVICE Mrs. A. Arnold Staff Honored L-r-iin- nospitat immediately.

Keep the TORONTO STOCKS TORONTO (CP) The stock marker advanced across narrow fractional range during oniy moderate trading Monday, a Ben W.etali gained Qh cents to cfn'i turnover l.M.'.TK shares, flrsJ time on Individual I to taV container; valuable time can be Wins Rose Bowt SIDNEY (Special) A PSth. I that lies in their reach 1 poison is known. 'iortunately, bleaches, insecti- ing was held at the: Gordon Motor Inn, Portage la -Prairie, Foot To UN From AP-Reuren LONDON (CP) 4 Rr-UTcI, BOISSEViAlN fSpecial) Mrs A. J. Arnold was the winner oi the rose emblpmatir Dn llfir trancfa Windfall wodi rd its' i-ciacutir ieit.

lo nor bldney tne inoustriol lilt vros pttl! top placing in the Home Grounds I diplomat who resigned as a del stances into soda bottles, coffee cans or milk, bottles. Ak.iid,iSt; Mail. A. J- Pilgrim, commercial super- egate to the Unite. Nstmnc in v.uiujjKLtiions sponsored tn- the Boissevain and District rtramhar Trust add.rf il v.aut.

was in cnarge of arrangements and welcomed thp m.Dcfc resoeci ve th. at'or inn' disagreement with Conservative government oolicv wa nartW ftJ, 1J1C OO- hects of a child's scrutiny, "too Of IPo. Atumli of Commerce Town Planning and ono uiiFiiisri 5ec- Corsages were presented to the grom eacn wcned on Vj Sunday as Britain's permanent j-ikcu twain tames and Pilarim sojke on the "Best Kent Premises. Dduuncauon committee. Other winners were: Mrs.

Margaret Aitkens. second; Cecil Orrias, third: Mrs. A. J. McCausInnri u.c uroiui oi your family by checking and.

double loi snd CPR and Dominion Electrohome each advanced to S2V ond 15 Algcma petition." Following dinner Mr fourth. reiepao-e arid Co gary under ths new Labor government. Sir Hugh Foot, hi, was appointed minister of state for foreign affairs by Prime Minister Harold Wilson, who spent the day at his officp fn in coiumns are designed congratulated the Sidney staff In the Most Improvement to Home Ground comnetitinn Mr- reipeciivefy. Industrial losses were scattered. DAIRY QUEEN WILL CLOSE FOR THE SEASON juuj.

icara aoout health through a undei-- 4tar.fi 2.i and 76. The senior bese metals list featured iiitroaucea rt. N. Williams who prese.ited cheque's to district man George Ardogh and Miss Carrie Hall, chief operator. These 'were for' fittf nrWr, Downing Street interviewing Harold Smith was first and A.

Robinson was second with Jack Jackson and Jim Pugh, as runners-up. ramutr issues wnn netty coins. rnina aca DOdy. All the hopeful advances in medicine reporfed here' are known jo doctors everywhere. prospective office holders.

Foot, former Governor awards will be presented at ie annual meeting smnwrwi iour individual medical prob- iofc- 1 in the Portage wire- section and Second prize the Provincial Rose Bowl competition. A framed certificate ivas also to Miss "Halt. uivi iiomueu ay your own doctor. He knows ydii best. by the Beautification Committee in the spring.

was serving as British representative at the UN in ise2 when he resigned ia protest over the Conservative poliev on Southern Rhodesia. He" said it could not be defended against day as the 12.s!ocX gold rndex set record high of 150.U2 ot its noon com-pllatlon. Glont Yeilovknite was the main Impetus behind t.e rise, gaining Other officials brssent n-hn Two Returned 0 D-Ck- offered congratulations were W. auoLhi uy Duncan and Asian nations. In Albert RM riampkOn, Winnipeg, provincial traffic superintendent; Mr.

Cav TOMORROW WED. OCT. 21 ers, Winnipeg, general plant lo 12 on news ihot it hos offered to buy all the outstanding common shares of. Corwdo Oil Lands at S3.25 eart Raise $45 ELKHORN (Knril Tl, -C-lv manager; R. S.

'Bernier, plant' supervisor at Portae la Prairie.1 MEMBER DP THE CANADIAN PRESS The Canadian Press Is exclusively entitled to the us for re-publication of all news dispatches credited to it to The Associated Press in this paper and also the local news published taenia. 1i. Tht- deal coiild involve lust under and Don Bradshaw. traffic horn Women's Institute held a cancer tag day recently that ahead 15 cents to $3.05 after selling supen-isor at Portage. The members of the staff and i-enT5 nigner in nsnt Horrre A era 1: nomination meeting of tie RM oe TAlbert, held in Tilston last week, councillors Lome T.

Watt ward two, and John M. Williamson, -ward four, were returned to office by acclamation, i At a ratepayers meeting following the nominations a proposed grant to the Rsston Rink I was discussed and rejected, each to end 1Vj, netiea a sum of 545.10. Mrs. Jessie Robertson is president of the organization and gutsLi ureaeni were: and Georse Ardosh. Mis Hnli i'iub, inausinais rose .60 to 4S.W ond 1hs TSE index .52 fo 755.00, vhile golds ga'ined l.5 to U9.45.

Ba netals rose .02 to 71. hut Mr. and llrs. Oscar Dunton, Miss Gail Sylvester, Mrs. William Sylvester and Mr.

and Mrs. L. collectors were Odette Dimit. Darlene Shoemaker, Mami U'Greysek and Lorraine Johnson. I L72 fo 9ila- Volume was.

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