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By JIM PEACOCK Canadian Press Staff Writer Parliament opens 'Troops to Cyprus King Paul is ill The second session of Can- ada's 26th Parliament opened this week and the minority Liberal government set before ita legislative program loaded with controversial is- sues. . Perhaps the most controver- ial is the government's com- plex retirement pension plan. Through the _ traditional from the throne, read at the opening Tuesday, Prime Minister Pearson's government said it will go ahead with the pension plan in the face of Quebec's non- articipation, stern criticism m Ontario Premier Ro- barts bbe | pressure from private-plan interests. Heavy fire from the opposi- tlon can be expected in a study of a new defence policy statement, major legislation on railway regulation and the ratification of the Columbia River power treaty with the United States--all promised in the throne speech. The speech also announced these measures will be dealt with: Setting of an age limit, robably 75 years, for sena- %, who now are appointed Controversy Abounds In Liberal Program to Jack Ruby for the murder of accused presiden- tial assassin Lee Harvey Os- wald began Monday, After four days, the first juror suit- able to both defence and pros ecution was seated. He was Max E, Causey, 35, an elec- tronics analyst. World briefs: The U.S. state department drew angry re- sponse from the British press when it announced that U.S. a aid to Britain, France and Yugoslavia--totalling less than $55,000--had been cut off and aid to Spain and Morocco frozen at present limits be- cause these nations' trade with Cuba, . . . Eartquakes shook Sao Jorge island in the central Azores, resulting in evacuation of 1,060 residents and heavy damage to prop- erty, but only one casualty was reported. . . . One of Belgium's great art treasures, Rubens's Negroes Heads, was stolen Monday and recovered Wednesday in Brussels and police said a youth admitted the theft saying he hoped to get ransom. WEEK IN ONTARIO An Ontario Supreme Court jury Tuesday ordered Sarnia policeman Richard Gunn, 33, to pay $88,791 damages for crippling William Williams, 29, with a night stick during a fight April 27, Williams was left partially paralysed and with the mental ability of a child of eight. Gunn, who has no insurance to cover the damages, said he will contest the ruling, Mrs, Marie Hamernyk, 2, a Sudbury mother who tried to give up her four children to the Children's Aid Society, was hammered and stabbed to death in her home while three of her children watched early Wednesday. Her hus- band, Henry, 32, was charged with capital murder and re- manded. Mrs. Hamernyk gave up her children for a few weeks shortly before Christmas because she could not afford to clothe them. The two + day annual meet- ing in Toronto of the United Church's board of evangelism and social service called for a clinic to distribute nar- cotics at coast to registered addicts trying to-kick the ha- bit, agreed to appoint a "tavern minister" whose par- ish will be Toronto's beer par- lors and nightclubs, and urged greater publicity for birth control methods to 'diminish the number of illegal abor- | tions," Toronto police said Thurs- day counterfeit United States $10 bills with a face value of more than $200,000 have been seized in Toronto and Van- couver. They arrested two British Columbia men who were remanded until Wednes- day on charges of possessing counterfeit money. Long sweeping lines, con- toured window wall and close- ly integrated planter boxes for life; arrang ts for in- terest-free loans to university students; organizing of an in- into means .to limit lection campaign expendi- tures; establishment of a new federal labor code and of a fisheries development pro- ram; and action leading changes in constituency boundaries. CONFIDENCE MOVES By Thursday, Pearson's vernment--outnumbered 136 129 by opposition members in the Commons--was chal- lenged by two non-confidence motions. Opposition Leader Diefenbaker charged the gov- ernment with failure to re- al the sales tax imposed on |---G.W. ding materials and con- struction e quipment in the budget last June 13. T. C. Douglas, leader of the New Democratic Party, e¢hargtd the government failed to initiate a federal- provincial medical-care plan. TROOP AIRLIFT Britain airlifted 1,500 rein- forcements to Cyprus to bol- ster its 5,000-man peace-keep- force on that troubled editerranean island, where bloody fighting broke out be- tween the Greek- and Turkish- Cypriot communities before istmas, A truce was ar tanged then, but many inci- dents, including shootings hich boosted tensions this week, have occurred since. Meanwhile, the Cyprus dif- ficulties were being discussed t the United Nations in New ork. TLL King Paul swore in a new ¥8 - member Greek cabinet Wednesday headed by Pre- mier George Papandreou, 76- year old head of the Moder- ate Centre Union party which won 173 seats in Greece's 300- member, one - house parlia- ment in Sunday's elections The next day, the 62-year- old Greek monarch signed a decree naming his son, Crown Prince Constantine, 23, as re- qu to pee the royal juties while King Paul under- went surgery for a stomach ulcer. The operation was carried eut Friday amid fears for the king's life, but a medical bul- letin issued later said the sur- gery was successful. ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT Prime Minister Ismet Inonu of Turkey, 80, escaped an at- on his life in Ankara Fri when a man with a ol fired three shots at and missed. Mesut Sura, about 30, an electrician in a textile factory was arrested along with two other men, UPRISING CRUSHED A bloodless military coup on the tiny West African na- tion of Gabon saw President Leon Mba imprisoned and forced to broadcast his resig- nation Monday. On Wednes- Gay, France sent in airborne troops and by Thursday Mba was back in the presidential palace. SEA DRAMA The storm - wrecked Brit- ish freighter Ambassador, helpless in the North Atlantic fome 650 miles southeast of lifax, sent out a desperate © § Tuesda pores as seas grew to foot heights 'and winds rose to 65 miles an hour. The Italian transatlantic liner Leonardo da Vinci was on the scene a few hours later, but was unable to help Because of the weather. The U.S. Coast Guard cutter Coos Bay arrived Wednesday mor hing and with the Norwegian Ore carrier Fruen took on 20 survivors and the body of the Ambassador's skipper. When the search for others was abandoned Thurs day night, 14 of the Ambassador's ¢rew were presumed lost JUROR CHOSEN YOUR HEALTH By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD Dear Doctor: What causes one breast to be larger. Does this mean cancer? How can I) check for it? Iam not very] well-leveloped, so there is a ee difference. I am 17.| Dear Dr. Molner: I am a 17- year-old girl and very con- cerned over what may seem like a ridiculous problem. My right breast is smaller than the left, Is this serious? Should I see a doctor?--A.M. Sometimes I lose my self-con- trol and. rant -- well speak sharply, anyway -- against the over-concern with having a big bust measurement. From the purely medical standpoint, I think we can spare a few words for girls who write letters like these, today. Unequal size of the breasts Is not unusual, In fact, most of us, male and female, are unequal from left to right in many things, (No, that is not a politi- Nothing Unusual About Odd Sizes that the shape of the breast is somewhat distorted. At 17, cancer is quite unlikely although I'm paunes that girls are aware of the problem be- jcause that means (I hope) that they will be on guard against it later in life. For the girls who wrote to- day's letters, a visit to their doctors will set their minds at made this modern Brick Ven- eer design different and ex- citing. In the living room, a ledge rock wall contains a large fireplace. Note a spaci- ousness of family room, The second fireplace is the other side of the living room unit and is therefore very economi- cal, The. kitchen features « "U" arrangement with pen- insular counter. 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This edition includes denn 'i 60-4" SASS Rae "35 3 ate | eee she "36 5 CaS | 7 3 | 169 aloe" qppAcs. | et » ke 3 3 i ny cinammes neawo" rs Pr) bs Tass ames oe hl ao* twrey PORCH on RESIGN Ne, 519 4 House 1577 Sq.Ft. e Gorage 547 ee Ft sets, They are available in information on Financing in HOME DESIGN No. 510 y on, Financing in Canada, tion Details, Landscaping, Color Selection, Int rior Deco- rating, Furniture Arrange- ment, Custom Designing, etc., plus over 100 popular and new designs to choose from. Also included in this book are full details of how to order blueprints. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Pebrucry 22,1964 JQ. ~ FIRST AID TO THE By ROGER C. WHITMAN AILING HOUSE PAINT OVER FIREPLACE QUESTION: Above my man- tel over the fireplace, I notice the wall paint is peeling off. What is causing this? How can it be corrected ANSWER: The plaster on this wall is probably applied directly to the chimney brick under. neath, When warm, humid house air comes in contact with cooler masonry (the plaster has the cooler brick temperature) surfaces, it condenses, This peel off the wall, To correct this condition, a false wall of plaster- board panels on one inch fur- ring strips should be built; this will create a dead air insulating space between the wall and the brick of the chimney. The plasterboard can be painted or papered, as desired, SILVERFISH QUESTION: I have been troubled with silverfish for over a year, They appear in one bed- room only, I have sprayed the cellar and around the floor of the room with canned insecti- cide but they are back again the same night. What do you recom- mend? ANSWER: An _ _ effective remedy for silverfish is pyre- thrum powder, dusted with a powder puffer, in cracks behind woodwork and wherever else the insects are seen; or use DDT or lindane powder instead, Silver- fish feed chiefly on starch, seek- ing it in starched fabrics, wall- paper paste, etc. LIPSTICK ON WOOL RUG QUESTION: An open lipstick was dropped on the wool rug in our foyer and left a stain, How can I remove the stain? ANSWER: Recommend hav- ing a professional rug cleaner do The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontarie, © Enclosed please find $1.00 for which send me Book of Plans entitled "HOME PLANNING GUIDE" Mail reouests l0c extra. (Please make remittance payable to The Oshawa Times). Name eeecseccoes Address COCO COO RE OOS DESSOSOCO OSE EEOO OEE E ETO LER DODEOEOS ease. There is little reason for any rea] concern. Dear Dr .Molner; My _ hus- band has diverticulitis and is on THE HOME WORKSHOP a bland diet, Can he eat corn and ripe peaches? What other) fresh fruit?--Mrs. N.S. Corn, which he. shouldn't eat has a high residue and this can be irritating when it reaches the sensitive area of his digestive tract, It wouldn't be a bad idea to try a peach, apple or pear, but peel it first, and then see whether it causes discomfort. If not, don't think this means that he can keep on eating such cal comment), Rarely if ever do you find a face which is per- fruit without limit. If one peach (or other fruit) doesn't cause fectly balanced, and photo-|trouble, then a few days later graphers have had some fun| another probably won't, either. = IDs. vite >) LP sey By RUTH W. SPEARS RUG MAKING fs a wonderful hobby. Pattern 334, which gives directions for braided rugs oval, round and novelty types, is 50¢. How to estimate mate- rial, dyeing, blending colors, sewing for a reversible rug in- w cluded, This pattern also is in The Rug Packet 21 which in- cludes directions and full-size designs for hooked rugs -- all for $1.75, A tremendous value. Send orders to The Home Workshop Dept., The Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ont. NETWORK OF PIPES In the U.S, there are more than 450,000 miles of pipeline, mostly for natural gas, crude oll and petroleum products. the job. Try softening the stain with glycerin or petroleum jelly, then washing with warm mild soapsuds, then sponge off all suds with a damp sponge or cloth. Sponge any remaining color with two parts of water and one of denatured alcohol, ALABASTER BOWL QUESTION: I have had a small alabaster bow! for many years, Although originally al- most white, it is now darkened moisture is causing the paint to} water. Allow the solution to re- main only a minute then rinse off with clear water, If neces- sary, repeat application, When the alabaster has thoroughly dried, apply a thin coat of white beeswax dissolved in tu tine to prevent future dark 5 CHEWING GUM ON RUG PP gs gs What causes our d cause Campane? Oar cab he : QUESTION; I ascoyered|iar walls eo cement block. We some gum on the rug in our foyer. How can this be safely removed? The rug is wool. gsi ANSWER; Hold an ice cube on the gum to harden it, to make it easier to lift off most of it. The remainder can be re- moved with a nonflammable}; liquid spot remover, being sure the a is bars berms es working and avoiding inhaling block walls any of the fumes. Work from er cement and the outside toward the centre so y as not to leave a ring, PAINTING SHINGLES QUESTION: Is there a paint) towai available to paint roofing shingles? We put an addition to the house and were unable tolare wi available at match the old shingles and got a color as close as we could. We can't afford complete re-roofing and find the two different colors Pll eye-sore, Anything we can lo ANSWER: Aluminum roof coatings (paint) in a choice of colors, are available at large paint and roofing dealers, to be applied over either asphalt or asbestos shingles (you don't\har state what type of shingles you have), Or use a vinyl plastic paint, which can be applied, fol-' lowing label instructions, to most types of surfaces, LINOLEUM STUCK QUESTION: I removed very|s old, worn linoleum from the kit- chen floor, but a lot of the ad- hesive remains on the floor underneath. What is the best way to get this off? ANSWER; The simplest meth- od would be to scrape the floor GUIDE REALTY with a floor sanding machine. If regular linoleum paste was LTD. used, it should be easily re-jf @ LLOYD CORSON, President moved by scrubbing the floorj] @ canes baxanan barihaan: with a strong, hot solution of]f © LUCAS PEACOCK See-Trees. washing soda, using about a PHONE 723-1121 pound to the galion of water. somone RAAT a &. Buying or Selling! considerably, Is there any way to lighten alabaster? ANSWER: Yes: Alabaster can be lightened or bleached by wip- ing or brushing on a weak solu- tion of oxalic acid (poison), using one ounce to the quart of STOVE | Om Quality Oi Automatic Delivery by Metered Trucks Phone 668-3341 Allow the solution to work on the @ ONE WEEK ONLY @ LADIES' $ LADIES' 4 59: @ FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY "The Best In Town" 'PHONE 725-1191 showing how different most of|But if he goes on a fruit binge, us would look, including world|teo much may cause a problem famous beauties, if both sides|even though just one will not. were identical. Seedy fruits (raspberries, Buying a pair of shoes the|/Brapes and such) should be other day, I said that a little|avoided, stretching of one, to clear my| If worried about Vitamin C, projecting ankle-bone, would in--he can get plenty from the crease comfort. The salesman|juices of oranges, grapefruit, insisted that I try on the other|tomatoes. shoe, and walk. around in it ,be-| Dear Dr. Molner: If cancer cause, he rightly stated, hardly|is discovered from a smear any of us are the same on both|test, can doctors tell how far sides, One shoe fits; the other/ti has gone, or would more tests doesn't, Studying ourselves, we find this to be true, even though no-/ hody else notices it. So inequal-| ity in size of the breasts is) nothing to be astonished about.) Just to include other possibil-| ities, a simple cyst formation) can cause enlargement, but in) that case it will be apparent! or x-rays be necessary?--Mrs, HLL. Prevalence of the cells might give the basis for some slight guess, but that's all, Other tests or examination vould be neces- sary. The smear test simply ex- poses the presence of abnormal cells; it does not indicate how far they may have spread. Planning By MRS. KEN GAMSBY ORONO -- The Orono Cham- ber of Commerce held their February meeting at the Orono Restaurant recently with Rob- ert Simpson, chairman of the Clarke Planning Board, as guest speaker | Mr. Simpson outlined some as- pects of pl which are now being considered by the Clarke Board along with general infor- mation of the Clarke board) which is composed of three ap-| jpointed members, Gordon Cot-| jter, Arthur Low and the speak- ers with. two members of coun- cil, Reeve H. E. Walkey. and) councillor Roy Foster. | The speaker stated that it would have been possible for Clarke to have planning with- out forming the board. The work could. have been done by the Council rather than by a Plan- ning Board. However in Clarke| the council reasoned that they did not have the time to deal with planning matters, so form- ed a planning board. Mr. Simpson also pointed out that the Department of Muni- cipal Affairs had also strongly recommended planning for Clarke as they were aware that problems would arise where no attempt was being made to- wards planning. Subject Of Talk At Orono "If you have no controls in Clarke we then get buildings) which cannot be undertaken in the other municipalities," he said, "Property values also suf- fer where there is no plan- ning," stated Mr. Simpson. The speaker also pointed to the need of mortgage money to promote building. He said that the large dealers in mortgage money such as NHA will not loan money where no planning exists, These loan companies want to know what is going to happen in an area before they issue mortgages. "In Clarke Township, a build- ing code exists for single family residents only. We have no code for industrial, commercial or multi-family homes. Considera- tion is being given," said Mr. Simpson, "'to use the National Building Code in these latter instances," The speaker told of develop- ment which blocks the use of land for other purposes. It was in this area tha sub-division con- trol could be of benefit. "This control", he said, "has worked well in the Orono area where it has been in force. Subdivision control," he said, "is only a matier of fair play with every- one, it makes sense." that he felt that we have to have The main purpose of planning, stated the speaker, was to pro- |tect the present population of the district. Other municipali- jsome form of planning in Clarke |Township. | He was introduced by R. For- rester and thanked by Charles In closing the speaker stated} Dallas, Tex., the job of |ties around Clarke have plan-|Armstrong, president of the mB... 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