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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednondey, July 24,1963 ers Albany's { ny demonst nchading - juveniles Four. Negroes are into a paddy-wagon Ga after they tr graie white while aniv Reds Slowly Closing psy gi To Freedom LONDON (AP) munists are ine es which more th uRees three Hy sngar jans make it across. the r Austria 20-m mostly a have 5 ground nace nna.Oan a year made more During 2 PH, DRA the ives $ ORiV n, Korea, Today | sealed Row ghitly Vienna poe Jap Economists Get Vital Role aka Doar Shwaura to buyers of Jap & Products The shairman Electric has smal! 'Ist Tokvo ashiba : Bank : nex N PPA ~---- wa ze aay « his 2 TREASURY KE\ REACH AGREEMENT MINNEAPLIS (AP Hara c Moar @ the proposed « the Canade These powers nessmnen "STS. 32 and Fam financiers art ge from and ' = kee 2 > ase Lake of the mo angie fo STORY WAS HANDY TY (AP) -- Fee uay 2 _ . te alant Woods tm the narth > Mier Shends tens clese. 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ORONO At actine at Or held > de he She w ay An at the Caldwel mage ft S voting fire Fluoridation Issues | Uncertain For Layman: By CARL MOLLIN § Canadian Press Staff Writer Fow features of the continu.og debaie on fluoridation seom solid enough for the laymar to grasp with absolute certainty Claims for its effectivencoss against tooth decay are met with arguments that it can cause a variety of side ailments Against the background: of acrimonious debate, 30 Cana q{dian communities voted during ithe last year on the fluoridation 4 issue--18 rejecting it and 12 nh favor At the end of 4)197 communities were adding ifuorides to the public wate = supply compared with & in the * eispring of 1962, a Cross-Canada Survey by The Canadian Press shows Move than 2,000,000 Canadia 'had access to fluoridated water : Supplies--one in nine of the pop ulation--compared with 1,350 000 a year Gander Nid. Was jcommunity in the At ces lo add Nuoride supply for the fir last yea ) RAISED OUTCRY The Gander town coun caused an outcry among some of the 6,000 townsfolk by inst tuting fluoridation March 18 without a popular vote and nouncing "oo aflerward Four Nova Sc ties--Halifax ville and. Wolfville--have artificially Nuoridated wa Several years, Dartmouth 2 among the four he endum on the issue, in 19356 the only other Nova Scatia ce tre to hold a vote Glasgow, where was rejected three New Brunswick Edward isiand ar May this year earlier the ola CON Dartmouth was flue ono Horticul:| home| re} 8 held in con rene Junio the [OOK August 22 correspond bul there are to { ons such as a ment r Tiewey JUNE MUSIC MerreeM ra soma ada Ciass for arrangement! dal shower have bow! to ao the the most RESULTS sik Make r final meeting] al eresung assembd Benjamin Moore EXTERIOR WHITE 499 6.49 "everything you need Dann amma PARA EXTERIOR LASTEX 6.25 EDGAR'S 34 KING ST. W MAY WE ADVISE YOU? DECOR CENTRE 723-7331 time , ONE lisor, We Nand Y hersthurg ft voridation iprevinces having no fluoridated) water systems cilizens voted it down in 1960 \mong 30 Quebec communi} with fluoridation, only St Lambert held a referendum, Quebec law pequires a vote only when the communily borrow mony for the praject Trois - Rivieres, with 40,000 residents, is the biggest Quebec community with = fluordation Several Montreal Island munici- palities have pressed for it but Montreal city has taken as ac es on DISCONTINUED The only Canadian community known to have discontinued fluoridation after starting 1 is Sillery, Que. The reason there Was said to be a tight municipal . budget drapped fuori before they were \ plebiscite Dec went 4,817 in favor and against but city council! subsequentiy decided = against Huoridavion Kingston, Ont lation plans ul into effect 1958 4.687 Ontario law in force for the rs requires Mund ¢ by the majority na fluoridation refer endum, The jaw .also permits councils to fluoridate without di rect reference to a popular voie, but the common Ontario prac bern to le ng maunicipa ast December, Toronto. Prescott voted in Otlawa, on, Sarnia borough elections Wind and Am favor Hami'ton Relleville, Pe Chatham, St, Cath ' and St. Thomas were among a doven Ontario commu es rejgecung S FORCED A VOTE In Toronto, the Metropoiitan jper cont of the population in a wants to} ;Supplied with Windsor water did the people been held of ber council approved fluoridation in the referendum under On ario law When petitions against tho, council decision, representing a majority of the 18 Metro munic.| ipalities, were filed Windsor's action aroused con troversy because fluoridation began three manths before the referendum and four suburb | nol get the vote About 5? per cent of toba's population is fluoridated water largest provincial proportion in jCanada, The 'communities of) Metropolitan Winnipeg aad) seven Outside centres have fluoridation The Saskatchewan govern. ment actively encourages flucri.! dation and 44 communities in: | cluding about one-quarter of the population add fluorides to theiy water systems, Uranium City voted for Nuoridation and: four vear In Alberta durir the as year, Coaldale, Peace Rive Ralston, MK River and Krause voted for fuoridatio nand four other communities rejected it Some 50,000 residents in 19 A} berta centres: have access to fluoridated water Fifty Mam served by systems, the} fluoridation votes have British Columbdir since 1934 and only 10 centres have voted the requisite 60 per. emt majority for adoption, the latest Fort St, John last Decem Reveistoke and Delta turned down fluoridation at the same time SELLS TO WEST According to official data, West Europe takes most of YVugosiavia's exports----absorbing Si per cent THINKS BOAT OKAY jthe challenge will be made HUNTER'S UAY, Scotiand/through that club, >») -- Var y (AP) Yachtsman Tony Boy USE. MANY NUTS den announced Sunday he is YELLOWKNIFE. NWT well satisfied with bis new '!2 |(CP)--About 50 tons of nuts and metre craft, Sovereign, and will polts--about 500,000--are being challenge the New York Yachijused to hold .ogether northern lub to race for the America's\Canada's largest fue! depot. in September, 1964. Boy-/The storage centre, being built den, a racing member of the at Yellowknife, will hold 3,000,- Charlottetown /1961 but tion was: forced to hold Roval Thames Yacht Club, said'000 gallons of fuel in 21 tanks, JULY CLEARANCE SALE STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS SALE PRICE 25°... 25°... 39°... 79... 8g... 98°, 69°... 89... 1.29... 98°... REG, PRICE 45° yd, 4c, 59... 36" Cotton Print 36" Broadcloth 44" Broadcloth 44" Bedford Cord 1.09, 45" Linen 1.29... 42" Printed Shantung2.98,, 36" Kitchen Print Bo, 45" Printed Barkcloth1.09,,, 45" Printed Drapery 1.69,, 45" Plain Fortisan 1.49,, Pleater Tape 2o:,, 25°, Pleater Hooks 2... 15° S'., HOUSE of FABRICS Lid. 7S SIMCOE ST. 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