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NAMES IN NEWS The eulogy at the Ottawa »memorial service for Sir Winston Churchill will be delivered by former Gover- nor-General Vincent Massey in the Parliament Building's ' Hall of Fame Saturday. Governor Genera! and High Commissioner Henry Linott ana Lady Lin- ott, heads of diplomatic mis- sions, representatives of vet- erans organizations and oth- er prominent Canadians will attend. : The Dominion Drama Fes- tival in May will have a Ca- nadian adjudicator. He is Guy Beaulne of Quebec City. The finals will be held in Brockville. The last Cana- dian adjudicator was Pro- fessor Emerys Jones of Sas- katoon who served in 1947. Anti-Castro guerilla lead- er Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, who vanished from the Cuban exile colony in Miami last spring followed by some.of his fighters is re- ported a prisoner of Fidel Castro in Cuba. His capture is considered a serious set- back by anti-Castroites, Menoyo talked on putting plan into operation in Cuba called Plan Omega he said was "militarily impossible to defeat'. Somebody wants to 'Keep Dief the PC Chief". Ad- vertisements. carrying this message started appearing in Ottawa newspapers this week. They are unsigned, appearing in little boxes a column in width. Quebec MP's have requested a lead- ership convention to decide whether Opposition Leader Diefenbaker should continue in the role. No similar ads have been seen in Ottawa French-language papers. Some system of regulating the water levels of the Great Lakes should be established prior to diverting water from other areas such as James Bay. Resources Min- ister Arthur Laing contends. He told the Canadian Con- struction Association that a major diversion project would not solve the immed- fate low-water problem -- "it would take a matter of years and it would contrib- ute to flooding in high-water years, unless the diversion could be steered away". Co-chairmen have been appointed for National Bro- therhood Week Feb. 21-28 by the Canadian Council of Christians and former prime minister Louis St. Laurent. THEOGENE RICARD Officers Named By Explorers SOLINA (TC)--Twenty mem- bers of the Explorers Group attended the meeting at which officers were elected. They are: Kathy Vice, chief explorer; Jennifer Eakins, assistant; Nancy Knox, keeper of the log; Elzen Cryderman, assistant and Shirley Westlake, keeper of the treasury. The study period was in charge of Mrs. R. Cryder- man and Mrs. George Knox. The CGIT meeting was held at the home of the leader, Gladys Yellowlees. The presi- dent, Peggy Millson, conducted the meeting. Plans for a Valen- tine Party on Feb. 13 were dis- cussed. A farewell gift was presented to Penny Stuart. The worship service was taken by Diane Darch, Janet Millson and Penny Stuart. Mrs. Knox led the Bible study. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Hills opened their home for a fare- well party for Mr. and Mrs. P. Stuart. The guests of honor were presented with a card table and chair set. A cup and saucer was. presented to Mrs. 'Stuart by the Women's Auxil- i | ary. i A letter from Ny Lai Ching, } the adopted child, was read at the Women's Institute meeting. Group No. 2 was in charge of the program. The program was presented in the form of a television pro- gram. Mrs. E. Cryderman act- ed as master of ceremonies, introducing the panel as the Solina WI Quacks Taking part in the program were: Mrs. C.) Vice, Mrs. R. Parr, Mrs. M./ Vice, Mrs. R. Cryderman, Mrs. G. Knox, and Mrs. W. Ashton. JEAN MARCHAND The president of the Con- federation of National Trade Unions Jean Marchand: is rumored to be considering a move to federal politics with the Liberal govern- ment. He is shown in a photo by Gaby. A 55-year-old Progressive member of parliament from St. Hyacinthe-Bagot is re- ported to be moving into a new role in federal poli- tics. Pundists see Theogene Ricard emerging as the new right-hand man in Quebec to Opposition Leader Die- fenbaker. Winston Churchill was de- scried as the greatest En- glishman in history and the greatest man of his time by Lord Thomson, speaking to the Metropolitan Toronto Board of Trade. "We busi- nmessmen admire the way he was supremely of his time," said the Canadian-born peer and publisher. "For the complexities of modern life and knowledge need more than ever the grasp of the comprehensive man. We can pay him our finest trib- ute by projecting his exam- ple into the future." OTTAWA (CP) -- The two| names Winston and Churchill are solidly enshrined in Cana- dian geography. A number of Canadian geo- graphical features are named after the British wartime prime minister, his father, his grand- father or his forefathers. Several features named Win- ston or Churchill have no re- lation to the Churchill family. However, to the general public the immediate connection of all these features is to Sir Winston or his forefathers and this con- and some shoals in Hudson Bay. The Winston Churchill Range in Jasper. Park, Alta., was named after Sir Winston in 1956. LEADERS HONORED A survey by the geographical branch of the mines. and tech- nical surveys department shows that there is a mountain in northern British Columbia that was named Churchill Peak in 1944 in honor of Sir Winston. Winston's Name Bisbuned In Canadian Geography named Mount Roosevelt and Mount Stalin. There is an unorganized township in Northern Ontario that was surveyed and named Churchill in 1910 or 1911. An adjoining township was named Asquith and it is presumed that Sir Winston, who headed several ministries in British Prime Minister Asquith's cab- inet,' was the Churchill after whom the township was named. Adjoining mountains are Elsewhere in Ontario, there ception is likely to be strength- ened in the years ahead. The best known feature bear- ing the name Churchill is the Port of Churchill in Manitoba. This port, established as a post and fort in 1685, was named after John Churchill, the first Duke of Marlborough, who at the time was a governor of the Hudson's Bay Company. The name was later given to the Churchill River flowing into Hudson Bay, the present town of Churchill, a lake in Saskat- chewan, a cape in Manitoba Mec 74 CELINA STREET TRACKS EXPERTLY INSTALLED FOR THE FINEST Custom Made DRAPES in the Latest Shades and Fabrics THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Jenuery 28,1965 19 | are the Churchil1 Islands,|British wartime leader. named after Sir Winston's} There is also a hamlet in father, Churchill Lake, Winston|Simcoe County in Ontario Creek, two Winston lakes andjcalled Churchill, believed orig- Winston Point. But there is nojinally to have been named for levidence that they honor thela "church on the hill." LITTLE LADIES' CLUBS Every Saturday' Morning JANUARY 30th -- MAY 15th For girls 8-12 years of age PROGRAMME: Active gomes Arts and Crofts Drama Quiet Games Singing Games Register in Clubhouse of your choice. NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOCIATION CLUBHOUSES NORTH OSHAWA -- Nonquon Rd. STORIE -- Mill Street WOODVIEW -- Cadillac Ave. N. 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