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Borden Delegates Hold Conference on National Delenoa am pioyea Assodation at can Borden and district and its third provincial conferenceiin till Hotel Pelelbot ough on May 1514 Host for this conference was the Toronto branch at the association The delegates and those at teoding Camp Borden and Mn ch oi the NDEA in cluded the president Hop kins executive vicepresident Collins vicepresident ar myi iii Haitinan vicepresldent air Mel Brayman and RCE ME representative ill Bowers TM rmv CPO Earl Carroll al so attended the first day of this conferencr Maurice Punchon provincial president for Ontario NDEA was the chairman on the conference floor and amongst the principle speakers who spoke to the dole gates on the first day of the conference were Cyril Tanner national executive vicepresi dent for Eastern Canada La Stevens Command CF Al Murray Civil ervc ommis sion and Gannonom may minimum aim at this con create our the consideration and selection resolutions tor presentation to the national convention August 1115 in Mon treaL iwcnty4ive resoluqu were carried as written three were amended and then carried tour were held foradditlonal study and possible resubmission at later date to were withdrawn became of duplication and three were deleated total of 45 to solutions were perused by the delegates during the two days There were no resolutions an the group medicalsurgical plan because this is now under con sideration by special com mittee During the conference Hopkins was chairman of the resolutions committee so the contentious session on the good and welfare of the association Mel Brayrnan was chairman tremendous amount of work was covered by the delegates during the conference and the into crime in Ontario Letter Threatens Lite 0i CC Chiel mnomo 0P letter threatening theme of Ontario CCF Alder Donald MacDonald is being examined by the pros vincialcrtme laboratory on or ders AttorneNieneral Kclso Roberts The letter warned tho CCF Leader Would be beaten if he didnt leave the bookies alone Attached was an obituary no tice about an myeanold Don aid MacDonald The unsigned letter said Therell be another Donald McDonald in the obituary col Iifliilnnll you dont watch your se The leader said thé let ter was the strongest threat he has ever received Ho renewed demandslfor lullscale inquiry President Hablb Bomgulga oi Tunisiapaid threeday visit to Ottawa early in May 1981 President Bourguihathen visited the United States GP Photo COIN TOTAL DROPS NEW YORK AP The wishing pool in front oi the New York public library was dismantled Wednesday The wishers had deposited only $2831 in coins compared with $53155 last ycnr Church in Cuba Speakers Topic ldnnlcas lid Marys ETA members heard Father neeardi Moreyrs diseuu the Catholic Church in Cuba today at meeting at St Hoaiess School recently Born in Havana in mm itr Morey studied at the Jesuit Beien High School and College During two years oi this school lnl Fidel Castro studied at the samaschool Fr erd was professor of history and classic at Santiago de Cuba dining the revolution against Batista Since September of use Er lioreyra has been studying Theology at Regis College inToronto ln describing Ribs Fr Mor eyra pointed out the dllference in the religious background of the people lack of native cler EY In 1059 about 91 per cent of the people supported Chaim he said Even the Church accepted him as reviver of spiritual life ir Moreyra described how the new regime duped young children in school into believing that Fidel Castro by answers ing the pupils prayers was more powerful than God mares noun cAR MONTH can PAY lillt voun ltiiiil GiiillilGE Well help plan your garage so it truly suits the style of your home and our err ports build it bo meet wannabistab olon Dont delay Drive over for chat today Theres no obligation for esoimetes Orit youd prefer planning advice at home Just mum 82496 couplele Jonflflflhilflliifiil 7FillilFlill vain mumsus Mm 4181AljvlNESI mm motion smoothworking overhead Garage Door is must for every garage Insist on one it youre building new garage or plan to install one in your presenhgarage to bring it up to the minute in convenience slsv Blinlllll llillllls no lViliiilili noun Elbe loam Examiner CHARLIE EVANS operator of ngs ton milk transport business holds finely scrolled and engraved Haliet mumieloading pistol one of his collection of more than 250 weapons dating back to the early 160115 CP Photo AME HEAR VOICES TURIN ltaiy ReuterslTwo radio hams said Wednesday night they have picked up male and female voices talking in Russian on wavelength non maily used for Soviet space experiments for three consecu tive days BARRlE slécrmc MOTORS M010 SAlES In SERVICE PIN2206 530W ST FROM KsRNsT DEFARTMRNT warms to the taste of oungm mdzve enough for those who Vwanmo retain ethic charm traditional grace Wallace 171 Dimension Emery Ste mg pa Ilaoesetting KERNS Ié We LRY LIMiT€D spdrklingneiv FRIDAY MY 19 It ll Fancy Hardware Forms Collection KINGSTON Ont CPlA knuckiedustcr that unfolds into tiny pistol with bayonet iiko knife attachment is one of the daintier weapons in the arsenal of Charlie Evans onetime amateur boxer with taste for fancy hardware Mr Evans operator at Kingston milk transport busi ness hasa collection of more than no iirearms including pistols that can be concealed in the palm of the hand and rifles more than five feet long His prize is fiintlock pistol Accused Killer Shoots Himseli BOSTON ani Accused killer Edgar Cook 48 sought since he and follow prisoner shottheir way onto Middlesex County jail Sunday shot him self to death Wednesday nighL He put bullet in his head as police were about to seize him in an apartmentand died in hospital two hours later Whereebouts of Norman Porter in 21 Cooks companl ion in the jail break remained unknown Cook and Porter escaped jail after shooting to death Warden David Robinson 53 am yet deca war cssreruNe runs crises oi the 17505 with goldplated waterproof firing pan for which he traded $500 worth of guns The collection also includes variety of Colts and Reming tons so Canadianmada weapons and sixshooters oi the American West The oldest itcm English Cripps matchiock muzzleined ing rifle more than five feet long manufactured in 1625 II is designed to take IAlnch musket ball An exotic weapon is long handlcd ilintlock pistol once used by Chinese river pirates its grip serves as the scabbard for long and fearsomelooking knife Canadianmade guns include long doubleharreled percus sion cap instrument made by the Kingston firm Manton and dated 1881 Another oddity is an early automatic called harmonica because its ma ins moves horizontally across barrel Student Nurse Rescues Child WYBURY CP Gail Quast 19 student nurse rom Timmins became heroine Wednesday night when she dove several times into the icy waters of Lake limiskaming to rescue drowning child Lizette Tousan and her brother Gaitan9 oi Haileybury had been fishing along the lakes rocky shore nboul quarter mile frdm theh hdme when Li zette lost her balance and fell into nine feet of water Jack Suihran 41 seeing Gals tans futile attempts to rescue his sister jumped into the wa ter despite the fact he cannot swim He too was unsuccesstni Miss Quest going fishing with three companions rescued the girl and applied mouthtomouth artificial respiration gt As police and medical assist ance arrived Lizeile cried out ior the first timefioday the child was reported in good con dition in hospital Miss Quest rested overnight at friends home under seda Ation Try Examiner Want Ad gtPhone Palmer mm TRUE VANILIA mm flavour Fullbodied vanilla flavour Is gt locked inthls bottle of Shiryitt Extract Youll find Macyu inall SaludaeShlrriitHorsly produomfromshlnlffbeserrts