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Oshawa Times (1958-), 26 Oct 1961, p. 11

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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, October 26, 1961 FREE 62 PAGE BOOK! by R. D. Pope, M.D. ON RAW VEGETABLE JUICES The lock or deficiency of certain el such as org i Is and ly of vi from our customery diet, is the primary couse of nearly every sickness and disease. This book is a guide for the furnishing of the body with the elements it needs. For FREE book by R. D. Pope, M.D., on the value of raw juices and diet. Write or Phone 728-7721 DIETARY SPECIALTIES 328 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH OSHAWA, ONT. [Police Give |. : by its founder, Joseph Smith,!law. We can't condone Says: violations of one law and try *. . Tobacco is not for the|to enforce others." do you go about making a baby|milk and concentrated vita-|monkey. house built to house it e gorilla feel at home several| mins. as guest of honor. Anyone under 21 caught smok-/cent of the state's 890,627 per-|youths for questioning about thousand miles away from its} During the morning the go-, The zoo is arranging a con-iMg in this city gets a ticket/sons and 56 per cent of Salt|something else With the new jdrive, there were 130 smoking ment in the baby at stake--do/before being put down for a s you try to make sure the 24-/nap about 11 a.m. After awak- movies and a lecture on pound weakling will grow intolening for lunch, the baby and evils of tobacco." ligious issue." 'ing school. Strict enforcement of the 1907, - rector of the Granby Zoo, when) puri inte "Ours fs the zoo decided to add a go- aie eines se Bt rind the B "almost all kids at delinquency n , 5 gorilla will be kept indoors all "ja s " i rilla to its attractions. lthe time. 4 hearings were smokers" and | had the "attitude of 'I'll do ® e Z '00 Direc 'tor aqises | of Wisdom, code of conduct of, "It is just a matter of educa- Ti k the Church of Jesus Christ of|tion. We want them (the juve- . '- 'Tickets | Gorilla Like Human -- . 0 mo ers body . . . and is not good for, Only 150 tickets for smoking men, were issued in 1960, most of native African jungles? jrilla plays in the house -- it's|test to pick a name for the go-|ftom the police and must either|Lake County's 383,035 residents. How--with a $4,000 pay a fine or attend a 2%-hour| Judge Garff, a Mormon, con-|tickets last July alone, Police features two color)tends, however, the drive onjissued 39 in August but re- a mature, 400-pound monster?|Mrs. Charron play together out- ar Those are the problems that|side or, if the weather is bad, 5 law began several months ago. Juvenile Judge Regnal Garff| i *Getting a gorilla is a fairly : : mae "| ' simple job for a reputable sabe _ After the afternoon play time what -I want to do regardless comes supper, a bath and a of what the police, parents or Latter-day Saints, as defined/niles) to stop flouting the GRANBY, Que. (CP) -- How|sists of plenty of greens, fruits,|ficials hope to have a new Bats SALT LAKE CITY. (AP) --, Mormons make up 63 per them mere formalities to hold invest-|fascinated by kitchen utensils--|;ijjg. class that "the! smoking "is no moral or re-| ferred many more to the smok- B faced Gilles Charbonneau, di-|in the house again. Jr., started it, declaring that jwith the money to spend, but) down with lanolin oil--both court want' raising it to maturity Is another) ¢ which the gorilla hates--and : q| more sleep. A gorilla, for all its bulk and)" ' ' strength, is one of the most dif-|| The gorilla has become af- ficult animals to raise in cap-|fectionate since moving to the J tivity. farm, running to Mrs. Charron It can, as Mr. Charbonneau, Whenever she calls. : j ; tale ; "He is such a good baby," i put it, get sick at nothing or, aoe PA, jah if it feels lonesome, just sit in| MS. Charron says, "I will be a corner, moping and refusing| SOY. to lose him, But I m sure ; + to eat until it dies he will remember me." ike ad cel a Sheen ities Mrs. Charron, who is expect- ; | FOUND er HOME bh lene a baby of her own, will lose Sa ile ae Pi peg lice lb eke her guest next spring when it DRIVES CAR when the 2-9 8°°lis moved to the zoo, where of- The state law prohibits smok- ing or possession of tobacco by| anyone under 21, There is a} companion statute making it) illegal to give sell or provide tobacco to anyone under 21. | The judge's announcement created a furore in a city where smoking is forbidden in most public places--a law that is | violated about as often as the ban against teen-age smoking. | | There is support for the law} lin Mormon doctrine. The Word! * gaan : pe | BITES PEOPLE lrilla arrived here at the end of aie _\ July, Mr. Charbonneau looked around for a foster parent who could give the baby the con- istant attention and affection it} needs while adjusting to its new} life. Hard Province For Instructor Be settled on -- pvroed Charron, a young, easant | | CALGARY (CP) -- It's not parm wife who lives 1% miles! easy to become a driving in- tom the zoo ages sy ihe bee : Mrs. Charron's approach to| | The government examina- the job of keeping the gorilla | |tions are so tough, in fact, that|ajiye and happy--a_problem| the Alberta Motor Association that has been too much for jwon't allow a prospective AMA) many a professional animal instructor to take them until he keeper--is simple. has had at least 100 hours of She treats it as much like a special instruction human baby as possible. One result, says Roger Moore' A regular schedule of eating of the AMA, is that the associa- sleeping and playing has been tion's driving teachers have a worked out and the baby is perfect safety record thriving on it, gaining about Operators of private driving two pounds a month--exactly schools and their instructors what GP Att. gorilla should, _|must obtain special licences| Mr. Charbonneau says. -- j , : and the schools must post' Occasionally, Mrs. Charron have questioned its right to do ponds admits, the gorilla gets a bit as it pleases. A first|Tambunctuous and when he's i i st pr .. « |\mad he bites. But a slap is| | By etig ven a <--s on needs a class A operator's lc- enough to make it mind its) \o ir tavern where they c : n lquaff beer unfettered by Eng-°Mce of the type required for) manners again. lland's strict licensing laws and Alberta's school bus and taxi) The daily schedule starts at pub closing hours. drivers. He then requests a7 a.m. when the gorilla wakes| The captain of the fishing)special examination from the UP- It sleeps in a cage, partly E ti ti ance hi an's wr to get it used to bars and partly) |vesse hit by Harman's wrath-|,-ovincial driver examiner O get 1 Use 4 * Of Judaism ful bullets claims his masb was 5 rT into prevent wandering off and SILVER . CHINA . CRYSTAL NEW YOR K(AP)--A prom.|struck by one of the shots but Charge of driver training/getting lost at night. inent U.S. rabbi, anticipating)no one was hurt. schools and instructors Breakfast, like all meals, con- GIFTWARE - Is BEING SACRIFICED! that his views might be "criti ------ - -- sor cans NERS THIS MUST BE DONE TO SETTLE THE ESTATE OF THE LATE cited: ak crass 'heresy ?% cave NEIL E. FELT. i} Judaism is headed for extinc-| BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! WITH | SAVE 25% - 35% - 50% upto 60% FELT BROS. JEWELLERS SINCE 1886 LE OC LL HELPS AROUND HOUSE Rabbi Sees. prospective teacher By Order of the Executors ! 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Rabbi Sigal is not a member of the council Rabbi Siga) takes particular issue with Israeli Premier Da- vid Ben-Gurion who views true Zionism as nothing less than "aliyah" -- emigration of all Jews to Israel NATIONALISM RISES Rabbi Sigal is equally dis- tressed over what he considers a rising spirit of nationalism among Jews, spurred by the success of the nation of Israel "Now it is taken for granted in almost all circles," he says, "that nationalism is a perfectly normal and authenitc expres- sion of Judaism. "The transformation of . the nature and destiny of the Jew from a theological concept of a 'covenant people' into a political concept of a 'nation' has. be- come so deep-rooted by now that one is looked upon annoy- ingly when he questions the idea." Rabbi Sigal's own idea is that Jews share a bond of religion, nothing more. Bullets Drive Fisherman From Fishing LONDON (Reuters) -- fish may be jumping near the tiny, granite, gale-swept island of Lundy . But don't go after them. 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