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COLD WEATHER persists east of the Rockies with large area of snow activity covering northern Ontario rflow oi cold air tram Hudsoua Boy hrbrgs snow to most of the ltlaritlmcs with rain in Nova Scotia Extremecoid is cited ing Alberta and Sariratcbcwan with tempeiaturesas low as woman Warming Trend Will Result In Bdinfqli Stmny akiu will prmflove large portion of southern 0n tario today including the South in Georan Bay weather dis trict Saturday will be cloudy and warmer with wet orgy in the am beoorranx min the afternoon Winds will be smith erly 20 on Saturday Llormll expected to tatng ohlpe today to the soutbmtern and move into the Great area Friday Thin development will sper soow into the pron Im along with milder tempera hrres Saturday in southern tario the show will he yret and likely change to rain during the ThsTmootoWeatherofficedny pmdicts low tonight at degrees and high Saturday of 31 degrees for the Lake Sirneoe area At am In downtown Barrie The mariner them orneter registered 21 degrees synopdlz With dear vskies overnight temperatures dropped sharply to the teens or lower five degrees above zero in Ed monton The British Columbia coast is moderate under hand otrainiull with recordV ed high of 45 degrees at Van hoover CF ercphoto Grey Cup Fever Reaches Epidemic Stage in Ottawa OTTAWA CPI Football fans mm across Canada are streaming into the city today to bolster the Grey Cup spirit that flnally burst to the surface Thursday nve special flights from Hamilton are due at Uplands Airport There will he special train irom the Wat its well as extra cars on regular trains Fcnis that 1957 might be the year of the quiet Grey Cup evaporatcd Thursday when thrown at about 3000 filled the lhreehlocklong downtown inail Jar Western Day celebration on Most horses riders wagons and spectatorsnere from tho Dttawa Valley area but acted aslf they wcre away from home for the first time Thc horses and riders had the run otthestreels banks de partrnent stores and any build ing withdoors largo enough to allow their entry HORSES CQSTOMEIIS What can you doi asked the assistant manager of one hank as three horses mingled trotting customers on just havc to stand by with shovel and to clean up after they lea lie was lucky The horses lcit nothing more than minor scuiis on the polished floor it was dltierent story on the Claim Russians WASHINGTON CF prl ate rightwingiorganiza in United States the American Security Council has revived is denied report that caoadian Geagfiyllvnmaalnutewm The report was revived in broadcast thisweal by the ex treme anthommunist organiza tion hsays it broadcasts its rightwing views trvlcevceir Iy on 1200 115 radio stations The broadens does no tlon the fact that both Gen AL lard and the Canadian govern moot haVedenied that such an invitation was ever made The retcrence to Gen Allard has worked into theme or grow ary cooperation Ibetweenethc oviet the USSll to penetrate NATO broadcaster aseD representctw nsiderahlc iword from NATO intelligence sources that early this foil se cretinvitation was extended to the chief otthe canadiandc fence sta mddsLirL its was once rilli he oscotvand mall tvhero city tumours lowed the horacs with brooms and shovels While most otthe crowd lust stood and watched some oiiice girls on their iunchhrcak took otters at ridden the horses UIIW Silent 0n Intentions cannot the Tho on United Auto Workers met tor 595 hours Thursday and broke up without saying whether the on would send delegation to lhe AFtrCIO convention in Miami Beach next week There have been reports that aUMV boycott oi the giant lahor icderatlons tild tip the Mi running battle bettvecnrlilaiter Reuther UAW president and Georgchieany veteran boss of the AFLCIO Reuther was expected to use negotiations with General lift tors as conienient excuse tor attending the convention part in the activity accepting member memorandum of us Nixon Praises TORONTO or Ontario Liberal leader Rohort Nixon said Thursday he considers the Confederation ni Tomorrow con ference was worthwhile on the whole but he reyetted that the federal government was not re presented The second most important topic at the fourday conference said hlr Nixon was eouailt of economic opportunity ch only the federal jurisdiction can decide hlr Nixon said New Bruits wick Premier Louis Rohichaud nca theoutstanding iigorc he cause of the way ho lniccted his feelings into hlsvspeechesf Quebec Plcmicr Daniel John son come through ash very th lo and responsible spokesman tor his province and AttnmcyGcnerul Itohcrt llonner or British Columbia was Jstartlingly intellectual in his approach said ltlr Nixon Mr Nixon attended the con ferencc as an official observer atoms synrs connan mess VictoriaWilliam Gufld 57 former general manager of sta tion CJVI in Victorlaond or flcir director oi Broadcast News DublinPatrick Knvanagh £2 Voneot irelands leading poets and newspapercolumnist ilcwitt NJ Cameron rmdnoninre 15 radloéand television actor who achieved tilrn and Broadway success playing father roles WinnipegAlbert tAbhie Con 82 veteran news paper man and leadingCana dian llsureiin international am atcur athletics tn prowar years tendon Windsor rats St Clair Lake Erie Lab lluroo regions Variable cloudiness tod becoming mainly cloudy tool bt Saturday cloudy and warmer with wet snow changing to rain by midday Winds light today southerly to Saturday Toronto Hamilton Niagara Lake Ontario soutbem Geor gian Bay regions Sunny with cloudy periods today Saturday cloudy and warmer with wet mow beginning in the morning and mm rain nuts ternooo Winds light today southerly to Saturday Hallhtuton region Mainly runnytoday Cioudin over Sot urday with snow likely in the air tcrooonor evening Light winds Sudbnry North BayT norlhcrn Georgian Bay Ttmogaml re gions Sunny becoming mainly cloudy this aftunoon Cloudy with wet snow and it little warm er Saturday Winds light today southerly 10 Saturday Aigomu Coch no White River western James Bay re gions hlainiy cloudy and not so cold today hftider with show Saturday minutely 15 Ottawa region Clcnr and cold today with light winds Saturday hrcrcosing cloudiness in the morning and ovemstin the afternoon with some snow be ginning late in the day Viuds PHARM Dispensing only armors perweck No Suitdays $135 per week starting salary tight easteriyund lncreulng to easterirw in the afternoon Montreal region Mainly clear and mid today Saturday clear thenbecoming cloudy In tho af wi rm snow in the evening id winds becoming easterly to Saturday Forecast Temperatures auasgmsrszauuunuuueu dasnnuateslzoahsrmoagess DENTISTS TO MEET TORONTO GP The Ontar iollcntal Association and the Dental Laboratory Association of Ontario will meet Monday to discuss charge that increased laboratory costs will force the provincesvliellltsts tum their fees alter Christmas Dr vn ilom Spenccdentai associa tion president said earlier this week service fees will he in creased $2 to $3 ncross th board Atter Far BARRIEandprincipai cities in ONTARIO Income Protectionplan fullyN paid TVvo necks paid vacation we believethis to be one in modern retail Appiy to ot the finest opportirnities pharmacy today KENT DRUGS LTD 1194c CALEDONIA ROAD nononro i9 on an twine tow ahova address 0hr commanded Canadais brigade in Korea He was invited to Moscow at the 50th anniversary celebra Gen Al fortunately presented the proposal his colleagues in NATO and to accept the invitation Judd said heartin can ulorFantF Francos Spain and oiciforts by also at ased by 10 cenb the federal tax bohacco the ment hit limiting capital pun iishment murderers of p0lt llcernentand prison guards The vote held free of pa he the only NATO chief oi staff agreed that it would be unwise Etrcnon townsnp or iNNISFlt Notice is hereby given that an Ilection will behold nnotod hereunder for the purpose of lioeting Reeve DeputyReeve and three Councillors only At the some time and place voters will be kid hy ballot the question 7Aro you in 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