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NO GAY YULETIDE lOli DRUG Some 24 narcotics suspects have learned that the man be hind this heard is no Santa Claus llos Detective Edward Egan who carried photo and ALL SM data file on drug traffickers inhisbeadasbeltoodooa Pilot Are Credited VAL DOR Que CP cool pilot and prompt action by the RCAF were credited with bringing five men and two women safely through an emer gency landing and long hours of exposure this weekend on an is land in northern Quebec river Bill Silbum of Val For town 210 mills northwest of Ottawa was pilot of the twin engined Beachcraft The plane was forced down Friday night on slushy sandbar in the icecovered Beliriver 75 miles northwest of here It had been on loomiie flight from Val For to Chibougamau where the passengers were to at tend reception for Hon Jacques Miqoelon Quebecs recently ap pointed solicitor general The passengers included Mrs Mi quelon andthe ministers secre tary Mrs Marc Gendron The others were two Val Dor newspaper men Jacques Gagnon and Armand Beaudoin and Ar mand Bourcicr Val Dnr car dealer HUDDLE AROUND FIRE Silhurn and his copilot Danny Leblanc also of Val Dor are veterans of the RCAFs search and rescue service Theylmade sure their passengers remained bealtbyand relatively comforta Criticismbl csc Iloors iisii hie imtii help arrived The party huddled around an open fire Thc RCAF using helicopter borrowed from private firm tlew both the women to safety Saturday The men supplied with food and sleeping bags spent second in the open and were picked up Sunday Mr Mioueliin said his wife was extremely tired Praisbig Sil binn he said several aboard told me the landing was com parable to one on normal field Mr neaudoin said We were all nervous but we didnt anic Slush was all around us but we picked our way to little island about 50 feet away We were in about the centre of the river fire was the tirst thing we needed so we tore branches from the trees and piled all the magazines from the plane Then we lit ltwith our lighters gtAll night long we took turns to see that it wouldnt go out SUGAR AND CREAM Teri pounds of sugar and sev eral bottles of cream were the only supplies in the plane The group boiled water from the planes nose cone over roaring fire and began building shelter which was completed Saturday Ouimet Blasts Contradictions TORONTO CPLThe C3010 day got its corp ate dander up at some of its critics Alphonse Ouimet CBC pres ident said some of the distorted and misleading statements made about the corporation recently threaten to submerge basic principles of national broad casting system The CBC management isnt worried about the usual run of criticism evui though the contra dietary nature of the comment often floors us Mr Ouimet said But in addition there is some pretty fancy sophistry going on The statements that eyolvevsound logical and believabl Jillth Toincidfitalfliut miraculous Addressing the Canadian Club he said that at recent public meeting in0ttawa liewas as tonished to hear it said that the publiclyowned CBC was estab lished to do only those things which private stations couldnt think the speaker be Mr Ouimet said He didnt identify the speaker lmthin the last month have read or heard that the CBC is wasteful that private enterprise can provide the Vsame lce free that broadca ing is pri marily vehicle for advertising that Canada cannot afford Cana dianprogrammiag that there is no Canadian talent worth adver tising and that Canadians dont want Canadian programs have neverheard or read so much uninformedand negative nonsense in my life Mr Ouimetdidn any where he had read or heard such state ments but some similar com ments aboutthe CBC were made during the twoday public hearing held in Ottawa by the Board of Broadcast Governors last month on television regulations SOMETHING POSITIVE SaidMr Ouirnet JL gt somebody said some in positive about Canadian broad casting as change from this dc structiveand negative mythology which could if unchecked even tually threaten the eifectiveneSs of our entire broadcasting sys £8111 Those who say the CBC was created to do only things that the private stations cannot do would relegate the CBC to the status of program bank be it The publiclyowned corpor on would becom their opinion pro cultural programs in the narrowest sense of the word womans osrananvn meson domes ACCESSORIES smvnnrnarn FINEpmNa Mth omit cm mans Lavawav WEBB JEWELLERY gt ByfBE carnal mass TBAFFICKERS familiar face in the crowd he signalled his helpers by shitting his bell to his other band ilere Santa has narcotic syringe in one hand his bail in this other TORONTO CPI Mr listice SNSchatz of the Supreme Courtof Ontario said Saturday he had no intention of distin guishing between rich and poor when henwarded $1060 parttime charwoman left with lump near her shoulder be cause of an auto mishap Mrs Rosemarie Hiesl had coni plained thatremarks made by Mr ustice Schatz led her and her husband to understand the judge thought her station in lite Mr Justice Scbatz led her and collarbone would not be great source of embarrassment lm sorry if they feel that way about it Mr Justice Sebntz commented in an inter view My remarks were not in tended in that light at all The meaning intended to convey was that this was not as serious in her case as it would have been to asinger or actress who depends on her appearance to make living atholic Students Rap NeWspaper lid LEEDS England Reuters Some 400 Roman Catholic stu dents were reported threatening to boycott their student news paper it itcarries birth control advertisement in its next issue on Friday wre repored threatening to boy cott their student newspaper if it carries birth control advertise ment in its nextissue on Friday The editor of the paper 23year old art student Pvetei HallI Catholic was quoted as saying he had no choice but to accept the ad because the paper is so short of money Choose and on Complete some viriiiiioiirii iii One andthe largest mi 217 °J°u°i nl muai lies Sat hy=clcctiag new civic administra tion more cities and beat oi other centres bold civic lhe towns of Illa andlbdid land held ecldions today Petuborough reelected Mayor Donald Loudrs for second two yearterm Four of the Five coun cillors going to the polls also were returned To exception was councillor Stanley McBride whochose to run against Mayor Loucks He lost 5755 votes to 3579 Burlington ll amiltons big neighbor whoseassessed popuialt tion at 37530 is greater than that of many Canadian cities re turned Mayor John Lockbart but by so narrow margin that recount is possible The mayor had only 29vote edge 3437 to 3458 overC Blggsl Mr Blggs said he will consult his adviserson whether to ask for recounL Haifa Petcrborougha mmcm her council goes to the polls each Man Is Found Dead ves said diemail is re lieve received woman lag the evening eral hours later she ran into hallway screaming for help An orderly rushed to the laundry room and found the man dead with gash in the back of his head The woman disappeared An autopsy was ordered Milk Men Rap Marketing Plan CHATHAM tCP Chatth Milk Producera Association went on record Saturdayas being up posed to the proposed Gothic milk marketing plan scheme to pool the production of both whole and concentra moluti was passed unanimously at the associations annual meeting Copies of the resolution will be forwarded to theOntaiio Whole Milk League provincial govern ment members in this district and to the minister of agriculture The first blow at the proposal wasistruckjy Warren Arthur of Kingston guestspeakcr mem ber of the milk league executive he contended that whole milk pro ducers would lose 46 cents on every 100 pounds of raw milk while trated producers would gain 34 cents per 100 pounds minus PtfliEllS litEAlilt MY suiris ALL TATTERED MlelfiENSr one rnivro MVSLEIGH NEEDS REPAIRING MYVBILLS AilE UNPAID TRANS CQNADA CRED amnesia Donald Munro Bride In Voting iiifilo imnm ill Bernice Graham and William Trim retained their run with replacing Mr bl¢ Growers Proposals outgrew Four lions from Colin growers concerning price ebangeaytor canning crops have been endorsed by the Ontario Vegetable Growers Association it was announ today Paul Weber of Merlin Kent Comty vcgetalde grower mandations will beforwarded to negotiating committees which will ailoo president said the realm Six in voting todayBelle ville Chntham Guelph Niagara FF rain London andSQult ste Marieoelectcdlthelr mayors by acclarnntion andwill pick only councils and other elected bodies There will he mayoralty fights in addition to aldermanic coo testsinWatcrloo Gait Stratford Kitchener and Woodstock he owned within three weeks to priccslnd Innisit ale Dutch Children Meet St Nick 81 CATHABINES CF At Bales Pldrerlngqls Shannan Scott Ba vies SmithHow Feed To AlexWilliam ircrrn Cities Fetish REEVES Townshlpa Brathnmlvan Buchanan rLouthlired McKenzie MatchcdashA Deconkey North Gwilllmbury Joseph By THE CANADIAN PRESS MAYORS PclerboroughDonold Loucks due of the biggest partlesdhls etc has seen about 1000xchil dren whose parents coma mm Holland where St Nicholas makes Dec vlsitfound that be also calls here and brings gifts The party arranged by travel agent Mason and Royal Dutch Airlines was first planned for 200 children But as news of the party spreade families of Dutch descent throughout the Ni agara peninsula arrangemean were made for 500 When twice that many show2d the food was spread around and extra gifts rounded up According to the Dutch legend St Nicholas visits Holland every Dec Sand gives gifts to good children while had children are whisked off to Spain by Black is 75 centsa bushel higher than plan Peter too 10 iii Midland COLLINGW St Lawrence Seaway adverse effects on grain trade inWesteia0ntarl v7 ports says Norman Broadw general manager of Colllogwood Terminal Elevators He said the cost of shipping wheat througb Ontario elevators that of direct shipment to tide water portsGrosa revenue at elevators in Collingwood GOdEI ich Midland and Owen Sound fell off to per cent in 10 months this year The main curtailment is in ex IMPERIAL MICBEY sooner nv have developed do with lrn TORONTO CflAn elder of the Seventh DayAdvmtlst Chwdircfosedtomarryawm lndian man and hisCnnadian brideSaturday ofmlxedoolof Latcr Baptist minister mar rled Alfred Irving Cream and Giorida Marilyn Woods Kenneth McComas elder of the two th Day Advtlst Church which conducts its serv im at Carroan Memorial United Church said his refusal was his own personal decision Mydenomination neither up couragos nor discourages mar riausbetween persons of outer ent color liowever would have Mghtmmiods appealedtollemllrul MlllanolFlnt wbocametotha andperformedtha Traffic Mishcips if Kill 16 In Canada rm cannons pastas Traffic mishaps took in live across Canada during the week and as the accidtal death toll moimted to 23 atmidnight Sun day nigbt Canadian Press survey from pm local times Friday showed Ontario leading the provinces with nine deaths seven in trai flc linearold boy and his eightyear old sister died in fire Saturday at their home in War ren Seven died in Quebec five in traffic one in shooting and one when crushed while working on his car Two died on Nova Scolia roads and one by another cause Bond accidta took one life in both Alberta and British Colum his and one person was killed by another cause in each prov ce Nawloundland Prince Edward island New Brunswick Manl toba and Saskatchewan reported no accidental deaths The toll in itdes accidents connected with average ale long asvlt has at capacity and turnover gt He said about 24000000 from the area are expected may by rail through Maritime grrylng cost will be about$23 this winter The extra Win kiwi rante NOVAK MARCH a1qu nmnramunur Eve Shown at 709 and 830 ADDED ATTRACTION ifsouNo orr AMAziNcAuvsuiunas as LONE memos LAND oi VioLEnicE grjMITCHUM timinouosmoss mum non SMILEY HEV stilnnriiiisvis is one saw ar iris llliCIIUP voun armors arms of holiday activity dead Fran Barron 71 Sirocco lamamhiigi cog way Donald Kicker 44 Borkett Sunday when his car was had sluognizlimatrainatalovelw Hurkctt George Graham 19 St ath arinu Sunday in Hamilton of ln Juries uttered Saunday when the car he was in rolled overnn the Queen Elizabeth Way west of Niagara Falls Mrs Agnes Keirninn borough Sunday when hi can rebounding from with another car in main nines 19 other and Leann Inwood l7 Denhlgh early Sunday when the car they were in smashed into aroclr eml bankrnent on Highway nears Denbigh Mrs Margaret Johnston 88 Maple Friday night When hitby car while aossing aatrcet Maple WAS IMAOR LEAGUER MOORESTOWN NJ AP William Wid Conroy 31 major league third harem an ballcentury ago died Sunday In hospital at nearby may Urinaltot ryof weather and gt gt difions cl IIIO ChristmdsfinditlaVIf Yourl Season approaches places ram and service cvstomen or our Stores In order to avoid gestion ol the Shares éndolsa poinrniant in our delivery rvice Company Lint ed iiogiiomuiesiooiiananai WI 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