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aye for appearing before council and: Board race. William Wannan said he thought Mrs. Nettleton could erthuse the senior govern- ments with her ideas as they were presented to the Ajax Council. He also suggested that Deputy Reeve John Hall be appointes '~ the committee on EMO next year. 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 16, 1964 Plans For Disaster Said Insufficient you take people from their home to a shelter you assume respon- sibility for them, Mrs, Nettle- ives Oh tae to be ton ror 9 oe, os = .jOCcurT, ticipate Defence Act e Mrs. .E, M. Nettleton, chief]/very short. There would be 16 Ontarie igvidinnes TA year fnstructor for. the Provincialltarget cities in Canada with) which stipulates that every Emergency Measures Organiza-|very heavy casualties but that municipality shall prepare a ton, told ¢ Cooma oes rd was protection against plan for emergency measures oY at bes fi t in other centres. and send: it = the attorney rel dade PLAN NECESSARY general's department. Ajax to 16 ' Councillor W. B. Robertson|date has no plan. the nso in plan-| Mayor Harry Smith thanked Deputy |susgested ning for that when Mrs. Nettleton and Mr. Wotton Robinson Heads Poll For Board ORONO (TC) -- Morley Rob- inson, advocating the retaining of small school units as long as possible, headed the polls on Monday when only 25 per cent of the eligible electors voted in the Township of Clarke. Mr. Robinson counted a total of 442 votes. Others elected to the new school area board were Law- rence Greenwood, William Wan- nan, Robert J. Taggart and Robert Stephenson. Mr. Greenwood 422 voted to hold second place in the School twenty-five per cent turned out to vote out of a possible 2,250] NOW HERE'S AN EXCELLENT GIFT SUGGESTION Make her work load light with a : TAPPAN-GURNEY AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER | Ask ebout Our 6 Month De MILLWORK & BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. when it is considered that LST - were defeated in the election having 301 and 260 voles Te-| SWEDEN FOR TURKEY spectively, STOCKHO! shed Mr. Robinson in counting the MS tae top vote polled far ahead of others in the race in Newton- ville and Starkville. In both these polls he led with his closest opponent being far behind. Lawrence Greenwood led in No. 9 and Kendal polls as did Bill Wannan in Leskard and Oak and Bob Stephesnson in his home poll of Browns, Ernest Dent held a slight lead in polls five and nine (Orono). In general sectional voting is evident amongst those that voted, however, polls five and nine do show a fairly level of voting for the seven candidates. The turn-out was rather poor PRINTS A CLUE EAST LONDON, South Africa (AP)--Scientists say they have identified marks on a rock found here as footprints of a primitive man who lived 30,- 000,000 years ago. Marjorie Courtenay - Latimer, director, of the East London museum, also said the rock shows clear footprints of birds and a tiger, and what appears to be the hoofmarks of an early horse. Butchers' Association says twice as many turkeys will be prepared for Ohristmas tables this year compared with last year's total of 125,000 birds. weapons to kill all life on earth 10 times over, Mrs. Nettleton explained that it was assumed that should a nuclear attack WITNESSES BANNED AMMAN, Jordan (AP) --Jor- dan's government has banned all religious activities by the Jehovah's Witnesses. It said the order was issued in compliance with a decision by the Arab League. 1279 Simcoe North, Oshewe 728-6291 OPEN FRI. TILL 9° P.M. cipality. Along with Mrs. Nettle- ton he answered council queries. was council's responsibility to guide the people who elected it. Hurricane Hazel, the Alaska forest fires and recalled by Mrs. Nettleton in pointing out the large numbers of casualties that could result from a natural disaster. "Most people think a nuclear war is a long way off, Services to cope with an emergency are available to you if you do the planning. Police and fire forces along with the hospital should geared to handle an emergency and someone has to co-ordinate these forces," explained -Mrs. Nettleton, "Have you as individuals made any plans for your fam- flies for an altemate way of life? What would you do and where would you go if a natural or nuclear disaster should strike? The provincial govern- ment has not given much of a fead in coping with disasters and they blame the federal government but you will forget about governments when its your own skin you are protect- ing," said Mrs, Nettleton. RADIO ESSENTIAL Mrs. Nettleton told council, "Without you the people cannot survive and without people the country cannot survive. You should consider the cheapest |s and easiest form of equipment}? that you can utilize in case you). have to move quickly. Nothing). is worse in a disaster than the! * lack of information and a tran-| >» sister radio is essential." Pg Mr. Wotton suggested that a committee be set up consisting of members of council, hospital, fire and police departments to study how to cope with disas-| ters. When Councillor E. Wetherall asked why the provincial and federal governments had not used the radio and TV mediums to publicize EMO, Mrs. Nettle- PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC. 16, 17, 18, 19 SPECIAL! aut 3 ror 34¢ varieties -- HEINZ SPECIAL! WESTON'S CAPRI CRACKERS SPECIAL! DETERGENT SUNLIGHT LIQUID SPECIAL! FANCY ASSORTED Del Monte PEAS ...... SPECIAL! SWEET MIXED HEINZ PICKLES.....23.47: seereecooecees OF JAR SPECIAL! WESTON'S FESTIVE TABLE FINGERS ....... % 29e SPECIAL! 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