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The Oshawa Times, 12 Mar 1961, p. 2

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(ence snd veNgon, ther con ses We ond ses 'Pearson Sets Out On Recruiting Drive . Wational Conservative governments iw thiough easier credit and lower psn was (laws end #t Cucsw's Park to interest rates, % new mest Ontario's Dnencial needs, Wr. Wintermeyer 19i4 the party "There's a feching of Mis mesting of shout 500 Liberals erence enchantment with Dist" Mr. thet Canada and Omiars "ean evening Pezrson ld the Southwesicin not sflord Conservative govern. 4 Omtarie bibs ral Association mihis id onger the federal BIEN BE Was DAME Ws ow AER WEL gleate ay neent ly, Pearson sab yal BF 4 £5 ; ty off rg Berrie of $4 Thomes as Ms government's Claim to have 'Anis 2nd the resmirees of Wel He told students ot the Uni n the TEoronts president made "a massive attack" on L108 SS0-memher whion Wend yersity of Western Ontario he is i be sovead later "1 suspect thet (the dis unemployment Rmounts 9 wHtoris ta bring kad wend Work s of the country, enchantment) has even reached "a couple of sporadic raids" HE standards of Canadian beraliyminded Green's Park, and that if Pre- and that the government Ras Irtherers OR RB par with these i» in "the delib- mier Frost were candid he dope nothing 16 recognize the the US and the would admit he has only Wim- basic proviem of Wolstering the He seid i might take some ity ot both 56 1h Mame for having 19 economy 1» take wp serps la time 10 vipe ont wage @iter- { level raise taxes bor now end increased labor entials between the two coun In Future? wy James / LONDON, Ost, (EF) ~ says the Canadien trick TORONTO Hotta TORONTO (CF) Liheral Leader VP schediied wineh SH PHBE TRETTIE RII today gd W Fhe Sir Hugh, 7 years R29, speasing om movements toward when with (5% fo science and religion, We said ad oy PS SUMMIT A fraulein holds wicker has ket with dolls carieaturing some of the world's which were on dig terngtionsl fair in Vrankiurt, Eight Day Oakville Strike Ends OAKVILLE (CP)~The day dairy employees here is over Officers of dairy worker International Brotherhood of Tet ters (Ind) met wit resentatives of the two d involved Saturdaj reached il 647 of th fe of the Loc m " an nt day night and members 3 approval Sunday Home deliveries sume today Blorekeepers picked up thelr own milk at the t til Thursday, but milk from out « of Agrees were to re 0 dairie hed town when un fot the union threatened to picket, outlets using milk from firms involved Pay under the contract which expired Noy, 18 was 870 a week for inside workers and $60 plus commission for drivers, Under the new agreement there will he a 82 « a « week increase for salaries employees, and a 8250 increase In fhe basie salary of milk truck driv ers, All workers will recelye § in retroactive pay and the con panies will pay higher ecommis:| sion and uniform contributions Free Pork Gets Check PETERBOROUGH (CP)~The city health department has been Instructed not to distribute any .more free ting of minced pork until tests have heen com-| nleted by the provinelal health) aboratory, | City sanitation inspector Dr. | Fred Harden said examination of the cans showed some dis coloration and corrosive action on the inside surfaces This Is normal after pro longed storage and presents ab golutely no health hazard," he said, Malcolm Bassett, city welfare director, sald his department had distributed about 60 cans a month since September, The meat was part of a half a freight car load accepted last year when offered hy the fed eral government at no cost ex- eept shipping charges, 9 ii 1 the! f ( ne There were | ¥ y MEETING West Germany from left f Castro Kennedy Charles By THE CANADIAN PRESS { IN 1 Fin. rect in traffic fatality, a girl id two of his son ed tia contributed the fatalities four 0 in Alberta and me each in New Brunswick and british Columbia 0ns Ire yned and a father were asphy Nova 8B nst tral fie FREELOADE | ACADEMIC F OXFonn, 1 (AT) A heatnik-h led ork id Bund ( heen ford R youth at O month an undercover for the past Alfred Raede! to reporters he has ing the traditional ca n gown and attending un#ersity classes, but never hothered to enroll or pay tuition fees, Said Raedel "It was six months of free education, 1 just bought the proper student attire and walked in, Nobhidy paid the slightest attention, T worked on the side as a janitor in A hospital and earned $22.40 a week," Raedel said he was a gradu ate of New York's Columbia University "1 had always wanted to go to Oxford," he said, "but had only $185 when I arrived in England and a couple of terms here can cost around $4,000, Ko 1 went under cover, for free." Raedel sald he hroy around among various classes, "Hust soaking up the academic atmosphere, It has been a lovely experience." heen vet 24, explained you mn | Willy B (AP Few Killed Ea On Highways |, , BC i | en also reports 0 lled In « ! died n death Bund oyed his fi Cyril (Br or home Bund (Gas Kills Three In 'Family WINDSOR (CP)=The of three members of a discovered Bund ir earhon mon home, Three oth wert ved Dead pre Hh 4 Cyril (Boh) Mi bh, 45, and { ! n rd 11 and Wayne 164 fon ition were Mrs, ( {ah 141 and William, 13 n {months old Robert un harmed Doctors stricken odorless gns home during Preliminary not reveal N18ONOUSK [i | {1 Nu 1] In erit ri ht hte said the family Saturday when WAS the fA quiet evening investigation the of ga the source Friends {near a television set still turn led on, and in the bedroom | Mr, McNab, a Ford of Can ada machinist mi when friends unahle reach him by Vi Ww tel ore an outing Sunday | VAKIED BOOTY VIENNA (AP) Thieve broke into 1,000-vear-old Bi egr Castle in the province Lower Austifa and made with 15 Baroque carved statues did «wor Cong crept through thelr My found we vietims in the living room ed! ramrod sla to Torontn Ba hone, He was! erumbled all q {to have taken a Cub group on | EN hofore seo of | 1 off ie gre being # mer the riding as i "He thought thet by followin, ber. John, be would have heen # 6 avoid thet kind of thing Pesrson he followed John right inte # ally of five sales tex {0 riding pssock IMPRIEH of the I iberal CITES RECESSIONS "We have had two recessions he replaced for home defence ers understand Is power and since the Conservatives come by the latest and best jet Bir complete and effective organi «nin power," Mr, Pearson said, craft ay ailahie "Phat kind of thing cannot £9 on.' He said that if a Liberal gov- HUST HAVE PLAN ye re he justified for the adyan ernment had heen in power dur. though millions gre heing spent last three years it would aken up Britgin's offer of ade plan 25 A MEANS anding trade inte Varone the whole North Atlantic It would glso have taken 14 of monetary policy 19 ses that the money suply Is used "vw Raps Hospital on om Facilities BY § vr Job er pt # ed the new f 0 vis ratives ' ers (1 The LONDO ' of po govern nies TORONTO (CP)=Dr, BR, Gor don Bell said Sunday night Rus ia provides yearly for treatment of sleohol 108 hed In gente ea Dr. Bel, director of the Bell linie here, said in a discus n Christianity and psychi t Royal York Road Church that Optario addictions Canada, for an { even { to Soviet alcohol and devel heer with only one of ridiculing opment of | ge of Canadiens 44.000 hospital heds hut it Is difficult to get 8 on ry MacInnis United South) says New Party leaders aleohol are increasing at & force in the future, VESES DEFENCE Pearson else criticized the government's fallure 1» \make decisions on defence, He said the obsolete CF A100 should Also, he sid, no decision has heen made on whether Canada is 10 have nuclear wegpons, il on two Bomere missile launch ng sites at North Bay apd Mont | aurier, Oue,, and Defence Min fer Harkness believes the Bo mare caput gchieve Ms rus sotential without nuclesr war: heeds "I do not want 19 see Canada become a nuclear power," Mi Pearson said. Nuclear weapons for Cenadign forces should be limited only to NATO forces in Furove, end the weapons should be under NATO rather then ny single nation's control, J | | For Alcoholics |New Party Utopia "Like Jail' cr) « Cape Breton are using union hacking for per: onal political gain and are dis loyal to the New Party prin program ciples He sald New Party promises tof equal benefits were already wernment per cent alcohol will make more in effect in Canada "in prisons e of Lords progre ala tions tedly Ai etary Tair nina tor ys gol-r0Y ns in Kenys family has : " ) maker first Flizahethan era 1 a number of local Con. ¢ organization 1080 B ] arsonist irhan TORONTO (OF) {wo | ina sub 7 home of a Tp ni ( Appar homes of Ie on f Btewart and Thomas 1 through un Incked dot their owners vore ont heaped on the hed et on fire My, Bi f damage was estimated hy firemen at $7,600 Li it $150 Clo timely f Youngster Calm As Ice Crumbles cr A ear-nld hoy stood on a floe Sunday while around him nl TORONTO nerved, seven ht ice But men re fack I tremh with | They d threo mashed thelr way feet of broken fee in a rowboat ping him from the | end Sunnyside hoel miles and nfl eh The hay 0 wi had heen playing on seven paintings and three chan: the ice with other ehildren when deliers, Police sald the cannot be reckoned valuela section broke and floated Howard a hreakwater | in| | Other leaders are hor police: | illinnt, hel 5 during the next three ' That's the sort of utopia social ears than Canada will make In ism leads to." 25 Star Magnetic Field Probed By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS iteel-| through 40| Toples this weeks A mage netic star, a habel of lan. guages and notes on black widow spiders MAGNETIC GIANT Astronomers are Intrigued with a faint star which has the strongest magnetic field known in nature, ts magnetie field is some 85,000 times greater than the earth's, hut it fluctuates, sometimes being only 12,000 times the earth's field p The star, In the constella- tion Lacerta, was analyzed in spectrograms taken by Dp, Horace Baheock at Mount Wils son and Palomar ohservators jes with the great 200-inch telescope TOWER OF BABEL A George Washington Upls versity report lists 180 lan. guages each of which is the mother tongue for at least 1,000,000 people, This covers the native tongues of 2.706, 000,000 of the earth's total population of 2,080,000,000, Chinese-Mandarin leads the lot, being spoken hy 460,000, 000 people, English runs see. ond, with 260,000,000 speakers, Hindustani, Bpanigh 140,000,» 000; Russian 180.000,000, and German, 100,000,000 Such languages as Tadghik, Melanesian, Chuvash and Fang-Buly are in the 1,000,000 ¢lass, Nineteen of the 180 lan. guages are mother tongues of citizens of the Soviet Union, MOON FOAM The surface of the moon is comparable to hardened foam, a Boviet gelentist concludes from radio telescope studies, His data indicate the lunar surface is phvsieally homo: geneous to a depth of about one vard. The scientist, Vseva: lod Troitsky, says he doesn't agree with views the moon is covered by a thick layer of dust, BLACK WIDOWS As his roommates at Emory University, Bill Bracewell has a colony of more than 600 hlack widow spiders, and is renving more, The pharmacology doctorate student wants ahout 1.000 of them, to extract enough venom to take it apart ehemi. eally and test the effects of the eamponents on the nervous system, Ninety per cent of bahy gniders hatched from eggs live, unless the mother eats them, as she has already done with her mate, Bracewell HAVE The hlack widow's bite will not kill peaple in normal health, although it is seme: times fatal to older persons and children," he adds 160,000,000; FOLTOW FLOES He was a8 member of a panel discussing the New Party gt a seminar Saturday of the Inter: national Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers (CLC), "The New Party didn't get rolling until Stanley Knowles was kicked out of Parliament He's trying to use the rank and file Of the workers to get back in aghin,'" he said, Mr, Knowles, once CCF House Leader, now is executive vice: president of the Canadian Ta thor Congress which Is Joining iwith the CCF to form the New |Party | Other members of the panel {were Eimer Sopha, Liberal {member of the Ontario legisla: ture for Sudbury and Pred Young, York Centre CCF ean didate in the 1050 provinelal election Bopha said affiliation the New Party will set trade unionism hack 25 years, North Store Chain Sold FORT WILLIAM (CP)=A hid hy employees of Chapples Lim: ited to purchase the Sl-year-old Northwestern Ontario depart ment store group has been sue cessful A spokesman says the offer to purchase had heen signed and the sale will hecame final in 10 days providing certain conditions are met hy the pres. ent owners, The firm now is a subsidiary of Great West Baddlery Lim- ited, Offer to purchase was made possible by strong finaneial sup: port from Mrps, C,H, Chapple, widow of the company founder, and from A, HE, Chapple, com: pany president The employees plan to set up a holding company and pur chase shares through nay: roll deductions, No individual will awn mare than 3.4 per cent of the voling shares, GETTING P NiGHTS akes Many Fee Before Their Time There 18 nothing that ean make you feel older and fnore depressed than Ins. Mu slo worrsing about Getting Up Nights (le frequent, hurhing and {tehing urination) Backache, Binddey Gramps, Birang, Oloudy Urine, or Jtheys malle Paing due fo Kidney and Bladder Teciiation, Tn seh cases Now Improved OVETEX Wsually wives quick, wonderful, saolhing relief as an ehiltepile in seid uring and hy relaxing, pain velleving aes ton, Geb UIATRA from dineslst today, Feel better fast FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL CONFIRMS YOU ON THE SPOT Donald § tries, but the union will wee Hs ceonamic strength to 49 50, there is no conflict betwesn sei The meeting of Teamsier ste werds cheered when he stated bis vhilesoviy "Fhe only thing the employ. ration" y Later, at 8 press conference, we said Ws union is hated be use of we e provisions n agreements giving workers $190 fon on yetirement 7 Can't slarve ws 4 3 k A monin pen at 69 out," he Of President Kennedy's ad ministration, he said "They won't change thelr me thed (9 plese me end I won't chenge to plegse them, I wres tled with then for three yesrs and 1 can do it some more" OSHAWA SHOPPING THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the OSHAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL cordially invite you to attend ANNUAL MEETING to be held in the HOSPITAL CAFTERIA OSHAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL on TUESDAY, MARCH 28th AT 8.00 P.M, Reports will be submitied by the verlous commitisss ond deportments end election of Henerary officers and Directors for the current yesr wil be held, Your presence will edd to the interest of the meeting. Flesss plen to ettend ond learn more ghout your hospital T. L, WILSON, President WwW. A. HOLLAND Secretory | | | OUTSTAND Cv ING SAVINGS {pik uh ZELLER'S LTD, CHENILLE SPREADS Reg, 4,99 3.91 CITY OF OSHAWA NOTICE Discharge of Roof Waler fo Sanitary Sewers BY-LAW MNO, 383) of the City of Oshowa provides thet efter April Yor, 1961, it shall be an offence to discherge roof water ta the sanitary sewer system end persons convicted of failing ta comply with the previsiens of the by-lew ore liable to @ maximum penalty of $300.00 During periods of heavy rain, roof water (which dogs net re« quire treatment) seriously taxes the facilities of the Sewage Treatment Plant end couses flooding of the sewer system, All owners of buildings In Oshawa should carry out an Im- mediate check to deferming If water from the roof of any building is being run Inte a sanitary sewer; and if this is AGNEW SURPASS SHOE STORES Ladies' Corduroy RUNNING SHOES, in oll New shades for 6), Old Gold, Loden Green, Black and White Reg, 2.58 ~~ ONLY HARLETGH SUPPLIES All Weel, Hend-made REVER. SIBLE MATS, 25" x 1] LH] ll 45", Reg, 9.95 JACK FRASER'S STORES Save on MEN'S SOCKS! Nylen "Stretchies' , , , fit most men Smart new designs in several shades, Price reduced, Previous: Iy 1,00, NOW, a pair 6' TWO PAIRS 1,00 FABRIO | TOWN A5" & AB" Printed and Plain | FORTISAN BRAPERY FABRICS In all colors and designs, Reg, up to 2.49 vd, 4 | SPECIAL, yd, | BEAUTY OLINIO | | HAIR STYLISTS | | ONE DAY SPECIAL! Bring this od for gq sheclel 20% Reduer |{ Yen an any Permenant W {¥ or Color TUES,, MARCH Vth, LOOK FORK THE Ere ' ¢ NON-T S*WED AM. 1.06 | found to be the case, the reef water lssders must be permans ently disconnected from the sanitary sewer net leter then April 1st, 1961, Roof waler may he disposed of by runni it en the ground and letting It Hoy 18 the neaigst sire gutter, ditch or water course, or by instelling a storm sewer connection, Anyone requiring edditienal information should sell RAndel §:-1163 and leave his nome ond address with the City Ene gineer's Department, A representative will be sent out fo discuss any preblems, W. R, BRANEN, Chairman, Board of Works, NOTICE TO ALL EX-SERVICE MEN, WOMEN AND DEPENDENTS | All ex-service personnel and thelr dependents ere invited to take adventage of o FREE LEGION SERVICE W. R. BUCK Assistant Secretary, Service Bureau, Toronto LEGION HALL, BRANCH NO, 43 Wednesday, March 15th FROM 2:00 TO 5:00 P.M, Alsa from 7:00 p.m, to completion of business , , , to give skilled advice en Veteran's Benefits, Any» one with questions en war disability pensien, War Veteran's Allowance (Burnt-out Pension) , , , Treats ment or Hospital care is urged to call or write to MR, B, JACKLIN, Business Manager of Canadien Legion, Branch 43, 90 Centre Street, Oshawa, who will arrange an appointment, ESKIMO BAHA SPEAKER MRS. AGNES HARRISON will address | PUBLIC MEETING ot the GENOSHA HOTEL Tuesday, Mar, 14 ALSO ALL OTHER TRAVEL ARRANGIMENTS TOKYO (Heuters) = Japan's defence ministry has 12 aireraft spotting and plotting lee-packs as they drift south, The survey, an expansion of a trial check {last year to ald fishing fleets Cheko in front, and Katy and [is expected to help fishermen Vm, A, Galewski, assistant [lengthen Jheir operations by two manger of the apport, {months, | 5:00 P.M, The Subjest Experience In Brotherhood the Oshawa members of the aha'l World Fatty ROUND THE WORLD FLIER HOME family at the Winona, Minn, | his honor, Left to right in the alrport which has been ves | pleture are: Mrs, Conrad, pamed Max Conrad Field in | Max, Annie, Terry in rear, Round the world flier Max Conrad 1s greeted by Mrs, Conrad and members of his Sponsored »,

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