New York Yankee shortstop Ruben Amaro watchcs son,

SHORTSTOP OUT FOR THREE MONTHS

“Hill Hospital Monday, Amaro was carried off the field in

on it will be performed Wed- mesday. Amaro in al! probab-

David, three-year-old, play Baltimore on Saturday after a — lity will be lost to the Yankees with traction bar on his ortho- collision with Tom Tresh. He for three months. injured his right knee. Surgery (AP Wirephoto)

pedic bed in New York’s Lenox

NATO's Best Efforts Suggested Still To Come

(CP)

NATO's; withdraw from the military fab-

“most enduring accomplish- |ric of NATO and a still-uneasy

struggle said Mr. Harriman, and North Viet Nam reacted to

- 8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., April 20, 1966.

TORONTO (CP)

a Servings range from pre-

business, marketing officials ESTIMATED AT $50,000,000 say it is growing rapidly. | It estimates the total Cana- Because of. the competition dian market for these goods at among distributors, some are|more’ than $50,000,000 annually. hoping it may give their prod- | ucts a firm share of a market tributes the success of individ- in which they might not other-'ual packages to. convenience, wise_survive. * \better__quality and improved Products available now in/|presentation. : packages wrapped for individ-' ‘‘Many .of the packages just

thave to be popped in the ‘oven !

A grocery chain official at- |

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for a few minutes and even

lalent serving off a large roast, |Lower beer. prices, more outlets

but people living alone aren't {for wine and beer sales and

labor movement teaching .injmen or sports fishing groups as

4 | school and university curricu- |is

St. John’s area. It urged the government not to start a sys-

getting home, marketing offi-|stores. | icials say. It advocates a government- | [eer re ‘jrun automobile insurance

LA PLATA (AP)—The Argen-|gcheme similar to that of Sas- | tine ministry of agriculture iS |Katchewan, stricter enforcement trying out plastic false teeth for | ofthe Minimum.Wage Act and ‘needy cows and bulls. Veteri-jan increase in the current 70 narians at an experimental farm | cents hourly minimum, equal say results are excellent so far. ‘pay for women and inclusion of

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will replace the ‘‘austere trim- lmings’:. of earlier years, Tass

room marketing experts, “al-|cooked TV dinners to shrimp |faceq with the waste they'd compulsory automobile insur- |tem of leasing waters to sports- reported. * ways looking for fresh ways to |cocktails, prepared fresh Vege- | experience if they bought ajance are among recommenda- 5 OOS Odd POSSESS OSOP POSS “AFCO Hy win consumers'’ dollars, are|tables and small loaves of |-oast when all they wanted was | tions made here to the pro- : . paying renewed attention to bread. cna sal ot beste \vincial government by the New- Visit Moore & McLeod’s For single - serving grocery pack-| One independent marketing| another factor is the growing foundland Labor Federation, | ages. firm says individual serving$|jumber of martied women in| In its annual brief, the federa-_ Ready Pasted Although. the gy packages are -- _ bought Ruee 7 the labor .force. They find: it |tion asks the, government cut SUNWORTHY account for a minor part of the;more by housewives anxious to : ‘fix meals using indi-|the. price of “ working $4,500,000,000 - a - year grocery [please one palate in the house. vidual eae than to start ajman's drink” and consider the WALLPAPERS

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ie wi i “FASHIONS LOOK EAST _ : cojie with their own dishes. | dl lum. FASHIONS : f t } Newfoun and | The delegation led by Pres!-| MOSCOW (AP)—Styles at al : Grocery Stores Taking Look le aan dee sane areas: toe, | . Je ae Thoms also asked for | Soviet fashion festival ee Si { e INo one pretends it’s cheaper to| Present Brief an investigation of the Bah is. a silk wie cont. -_ h a. fox “ bi TV dinner, for example, ch rice ‘and rental c 1 wit Of At ing e Serv Ing Packages ltham it seid be get an equiv.| ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (cP)— foe homes, particularly in the |Jeather. “Diverse embroidery

ments may be in the future ra- | political. atmosphere - in _ Viet ~—@her than in the past;’*Avereli-;Nam-which- threatens-theAmer-

Harriman of the United States state department said Tuesday

ican military effort there. Mr. Harriman, with an un-

the peoples of Canada and

.|U.S. have travelled a long ‘way

SEES STRONG TIES 3 “For somewhat different rea- sons, béth Canada and the U.S,

tions could even begin.”

in Europe in the 1920s, as a U.S. Chamber of Com- merce delegate, showed then a

” emotional ties with France lea ie fai, ass tin back, sOSNE ume. rial wit |pllon to lente "a ace for eS et erento 0 | difficult days of our revolution - | e 1 Oil Se still strong in the) SSBeeeseecer; our people.”’ mperial Ul said NATO is essential for Fuel & Profits Higher ie, scant of the Adentie Sto i g community and “is a compo- ve TORONTO (CP) — Imperial aor easaie shuacueee® - Oils Oil Co. Ltd.'s indicated net} NATO and the Marshall Plan \ Burner profit for the first quarter of|had checked Stalinist aggres- Rs . this year is $22,700,000 or 71|sion in Europe but’ ‘Soviet pol Service cents a share; compared with |icy still supports on a. world- A complete stock of $20,600,000 or 65 cents in the|wide basis Communist subver- furnace parts on hand. “

similar 1965. period, President |sion and aggression, W. O. Twaits said at the annual, The ambassador recalled that

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He added the 10-per-cent in-|Soviet leaders in Moscow it was Pp. Eg. beste oe necessarily indica-|‘‘made clear that Soviet lead.

ive the prospects for the en- |ers still believe worldwide Com- 1 tire year. The gain was due to| munist revolution is the inevt. (Qo. W. Skinner a four-per-cent. sales increase |table course in history.” ‘ and stronger gasoline prices iN viet NAM IS PART Dial 4-4044 effect from late 1965. Fess eS OSS SSS In his address to sharehold-- | ~ -

Viet Nam is part of that

ers, Mr. Twaits criticized at- | tacks on foreign investment in | Canada. .

“It’s about time—that—we in | Canada .. . give recognition to the tremendous acomplishments of international investment by the private sector, and what it has done for this country.”

Canada wants capital ‘'with- out accepting the fact that cap- ital’ flows inost readily to the point’ where it is most wel- comed.””

Provincial

FISH EAT ANYTHING

MONTOUR FALLS, NY. (AP)—Supposedly wily trout bit on pieces of cloth, petroleum jelly balls and worms on the opening day of New York state’s fishing season. Terry Oderkirk of Lavonia, N.Y., caught a 912-| pound rainbow trout in Naples Creek with a piece of orange) sponge for bait. - {

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