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LANGUAGE PROBLEM One unidentified Montreal driver wasn't happy with the French - language slogan "La Belle Province" on the 1963 Quebec vehicle licences. He painted it out and substituted "The Pretty Province". Police have said such tampering with licences can mean a $200 fine but say no action has been taken in this case yet. (CP Wirephoto) 4 Canadians Plead Guilty In W. Virginia WYTHEVILLE, Va. (AP) -- Four youthful Canadians from Woodstock, Ont., pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in county court Friday and were ordered held for an appearance before a grand jury. Accused are Robert Cecil Case Jr., 21, his wife, Grace Smith Case, 18, Antony Dewall Jr., 18, and Barbara Rae An- derson, 18. They were arrested in con- nection with the theft of about $60 worth of foodstuffs and cig- arettes from Hopkins Grocery at Max Meadows, Va. They are being held without bond for an appearance before the Wythe County circuit court grand jury. State Trooper M. W. Kilby arrested the quartet about 5 a.m. Tuesday after noises on an intercommunications system warned the owner of tha store and he called police. The elec- trical hookup was connected APARICIO WANTS MORE MARACAIBO, Venezuela (AP)--Luis Aparicio said Fri- day he'll work in an office or just loaf this year before ac- cepting a-pay cut from Chicago White Sox. Aparicio, a star base stealer, said the team paid him $40,000 last year but has offered only $35,000 this year. He demands $45,000, 'I know I had a bad year last year but I was the leader of the team in stolen bases and fielding' he told a reporter. "If they don't pay what I ask then I won't report.' Blame 3 Parties For Bridge Drop BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)--The City of Buffalo, the owner of @ Great Lakes freighter and the owner of the dock where the vessel was moored were respon- sible for Buffalo harbor's bridge collapse in 1959, Federal Judge Harold Burke ruled Friday. The disaster resulted in more than 40 claims asking a total of $15,000,000 in damages. The night of Jan. 21, 1959, the 420 - foot freighter MacGilvray Shiras broke from her winter- time mooring at the Continental Grain Company dock and drifted down the river during a storm. She collided with another freigther, the Michael K. Tewksbury, which also broke OMA Outlines Stand On Medicare TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario Medical Association has sent out thousands of circulars in support of its stand on public loose. The two ships floated downriver together and the Tewksbury rammed into the bridge at Michigan Ave., tear- ing the big lift structure into a crumpled pile of steel, There were no injuries but flooding resulted as water backed up in the river. Burke ruled that the City of Buffalo was at fault because city officials, after receiving sufficient warning that the ships had broken loose, did not raise the bridge to its full height so the vessels could pass under- neath, He said Kinsman Transit Company of Cleveland, owner of the MacGilvray Shiras, and Continental Grain were at fault because the ship was improp- erly moored for winter condi- tions, of the admiralty law providing a limit' on liability when an ac. He said that under a section| . Single Sneeze Could Destroy Petunia Beds VICTORIA (CP) -- A single sneeze could wipe out the entire petunia plantings in Victoria's parks for 1963. That's one of the hazards of the annual seed ordering chore that keeps parks administrator W. # Warren busy at this time of year. 'My order for a fancy type of petunia from a Chicago speci- alty grower totals 1-128th of an ounce, "The seed is like a fine pow- der and that amount of it wouldn't even cover a dime but it'll produce all the petunias we Cost of this tiny. amount is $4.50 but it will produce -- na- ture permitting -- better than 2,000 plants for June blooming. (For those who like figuring, e ounce of the seed would would produce 285,000 plants un-| der ideal conditions.) Begonia s that comes in tiny and expen- sive quantities--some varieties running to $5 for a pinch. "Our total seed er for all types of flowers is under five pounds in weir" and, at guess, cost up to a gross of $200," said Mr. Warren. From such a smaill invest- ment, Victoria's parks: and en te are ee ere ea 10 Will Receive Order Of Malta OTTAWA (CP)--Ten persons, including a father-son combina: tion, will be honored at the an-|Ca' Get, Titel, Pophtnbe ag Ae pan with Cross a Merit, Others to be invested of Magistral Grace in etde Harry Carmichael of already is a knight, the as nual ac of the Order of Malta t Jean pon of Montreal is to be invested as a Knight of Magistral Sti on Bl while his fa-lg streets mainta'» °" reputation. rethat quantity supplies our aanual flower needs for all the beds in Beacon Hill lark, Sta- dacona Park, Pioneer Square, Hollywood Park, the flower bas- and vases we fill for icvic buildings such as city hall and the fire stations." RESTORE OLD BRIDGE POWERSCOURT, Que. (CP) A covered bridge built in 1861 has been renovated here by the Quebec public works depart- ment after the roof collapsed under ice and snow. The bridge is 170 feet long and 20 feet cost $576 at that rate--but it wide, cident happens without mana- gerial fault or knowledge of the owner of the ship, Kinsman would not' have to pay more than $76,688, the value of the MacGilvray Shiras and her dent, medical care insurance. The Ontario Federation of La- bor, representing 425,000 work- ers in the province, also mailed this week 80,000 printed cards seeking endorsement of the fed- eration's declared support for a government - sponsored univer- sal scheme. The OMA, which has opposed the New Democratic Party's proposed medical care insu- rance plan, has sent its 7,000 members a pamphlet to answer the question: 'Doctor: What about medicare?" : More of the OFL cards are to be mailed out soon, and offi- cials say they hope to have 250,- 000 of them signed and returned 'APPROVED seavict CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS OSHAWA - PORT Wet WHITBY - COBOUR BOWMANVILLE - SCARBORO Curtains, Drapes, Blankets, Rugs OSHAWA"S ONLY UNIONIZED SHOP 723-4631 50 MILL cargo at the time of the acci- | | DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 12:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. MEDICAL PHARMACY 300 KING ST. WEST PHONE 728-6277 North Simcoe Pharmacy 909 SIMCOE ST. NORTH PHONE 723-3418 POWELL DRUGS 2512 SIMCOE ST. NORTH PHONE 725-4734 kets, and all the flower boxes/f. SERVICE STATIONS OPEN THIS SUNDAY 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. PRESTON'S SUNOCO STATION _ 925 SIMCOE.ST. NORTH HOUSTON'S TEXACO STATION 67 KING ST. WEST CRANFIELD'S B-A STATION 331 PARK RD. SOUTH FOOTE'S SHELL STATION 97 KING ST. 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