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WORD FROM THE HUSTINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS The British connection an parts deal came in for som attention on the election scen Thursday. gressive Diefenbaker, picked the sam former. He said in making his firs campaign speech outside Ot ditions "are going to be maintained.' a charge by Mr. Diefenbake that the Liberal government i and other British traditions. the Canada'United States auto Prime Minister Pearson, fol- lowing in the footsteps of Pro- Conservative Leader place as the opposition leader-- St. John's, Nfid.--to discuss the tawa that Newfoundland's tra- and British heritage He appeared to be replying-to whittling away at the monarchy Empire And Auto Dominant Topics Ottawa today. Mr. Diefenbaker has been resting for two days and addresses a Toronto rally tonight. Mr. Douglas continues stump- ing Ontario with a public meet- ing in Londen. Mr. Thompson is in Wetaskiwin, Alta., and Cred- itiste Leader Real Caouette be- gins a three-day foray at Que- bec City. Mr. Pearson in St. John's and Mr. Douglas in Sudbury touched d e e t |sities. | The prime minister said the \federal government must do |more than the present $400,000, 000 a year to education. Every- one must have access to every type of education as far as he or she can go. Mr. Douglas said free univer- r is on the question of aid to univer- Vatican By JOHN ORGAN Vatican ecumenical council to to rewrite controversial decla assembled in St. Peter's Basil | ACCOUNTANCY GRAD Pictured above is J. Gra- ham MacMillan, son of Mrs. J. C. B. MacMillan | and the late Mr. MacMillan, | who graduated as a char- | tered accountant recently Mr. MacMillan received his Oct. 18. It was the first time since the council gonvened in 1962 that) tsuch juled a break has been sched in the midst of a session. |The council now is in its fourth and final session, with officials hoping to wind up its business by Christmas. The bishops met today for day scheduled an unprec- edented one-week recess to give its drafting commissions time rations on religious liberty and cardinals, patri- archs, archbishops and bishops ica were told that the council would not meet the week of y Rewrite Of Draft Ordered, Council Recesses cussed 'deal with social justice,| ganization of a public authority VATICAN CITY (AP) -- The|aid for developing nations, war| with power to punish those who and peace. idisturb.the national order." The fundamental law of eco-| nomic progress 'should not be} the séarch for profit or power, but the service of the whole man, without distinction of either race or continent." A chapter on political life calis for "active participation in virile society, not for a priv- ont few but for all the citi- modern world problems, includ ing birth control. The 2,200 Another chapter explains ways "'to carry on the battle against hunger and for the de- velopment of nations," empha- sizing the need of far-reaching modifications ef the methods of world commerce. cree says war must be out- lawed and the only way of achieving this aim 'is the or- The final part of the draft de- their last debate on modern public school education in Oshawa. He graduated from O'Neill Collegiate and Voca- tional Institute in 1960. Mr. MacMillan is presently em- ployed in Kitchener. In Montreal, Privy Council) Sity education would be a prior-| |President Guy Favreau told ality item of a New Democratic nominating convention one of/0vernment. The level of edu- | EVENING CLASSES McLAUGHLIN COLLEGIATE AND VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE terial Association, Dr. Flor- ence L. Nichols, a psychi- atrist, and Miss Beryl Bas- singthwaighte of White Cross Centre. The workshop was sponsored by the Osh- The Certificate in Business Administration may be obtoined from Ryerson Polytechnical Institute Toronto by attending the course being held in the McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational Institute. The Course is open to applicants with Grede 12 or equivalent experience. Six subjects are required for the certi- ficate. FIRST YEAR Accounting | (Mondeys 7:00 - 9:00) ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES (Wednesdey 7:00 - 9:30) SECOND AND THIRD YEAR A e HL © ond Report Writing. Business Manogement. * FEES: A ing $30, E $25, for 20 sessions. APPLICATION: Apply et Classes which begin Mon., Oct. 4 end Wed. Oct. 6 at the High School. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Write or telephone the Ryerson Extension Department (EM 8-2631) 50 Gould Street, Toronto. yet to be dis- at Niagara Falls, N.Y., and took a plane the same day to | Washington, where he spent four days in the U.S. capital. CORRECTIONS SPECIAL WEEKLY MESSAGE PLANT SUPERVISION --Material Handling Foreman Clb> FOOD CLUS --Production Foreman --Trades Foreman 115-58 345-156 577-96 Successful candidates must have: --Supervisory experience in one or more of the above functions. OR --Two to five yeors industrial experience; proven leadership qualities; aptitude and interest in plant supervision; one or more years of post high school education obtained through @ technological institute, university or apprenticeship course. TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts! Peterborough issued at 5:30 a.m. EDT: |Trenton ..... ese Cooler air is sweeping across) Killaloe .. the western lakes. This cooler) Muskoka air will spread eastward during| North Bay. the day, cutting off the rain but| Sudbury clearing will be delayed until! Eariton .... late in the day. Partly cloudy|sault Ste, Mar conditions are forecast for Sa-| Kapuskasing turday. White River...... Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, Moosonee southern Lake Huron, Windsor,' Timmins London: Clearing this evening, Kingston mainly sunny Saturday. Winds becoming light tonight. 4y Niagara, Lake Ontario, Nor-| thern Lake Huron, Georgian Bay, Killaloe, burton, Toronto, Hamilton: |p Clearing tonight, mainly sunny Saturday, turning cooler. Winds}, becoming light tonight f Northern Georgian Bay, -Al-|/ goma, Sault Ste. Marie, Tima- gami, North Bay, Sudbury: clearing tonight, variable); cloudiness Saturday, turning |) cooler. Winds becoming light " tonight. ts White River, Cochrane: Vari- |" able cloudiness tonight and Sa- turday with little change in! temperature. Winds becoming light tonight. 60 60 60 58 55 55 52 52 50 55 45 52 Please direct @ complete personal resume including work ex- days. perience to: Delegate block voting. on the government's plan to restrain the rise of wages and prices) went narrowly in the govern- ment's favor by a margin of seven to five. plans for covering the visit, and But the opposition included one ran into a possible conflict major trade unions, whose co- with a baseball game. operation is essential to the New York's police, mobilizing wages policy, and restless left to handle the expected throngs,| wing members of Parliament, pressed a drive to detect any| whose support in the House of| psycopath er fanatic who Commons is vital to the sur- might try to harm the Pope. vival of the government. At the United Nations, it was Si IRMEAE RD announced that the pontiff will hold two private talks during his three-hour visit to plead for world peace before the General Assembly. The Pope will talk with UN Secretary-General U Thant and AS Salaried Personnel Supervistor, Ford Motor C y of C Ontario Truck Plant Oakville, Ontarto. nasil da, Limited Signed Aldermon A. H. Murdoch as Cheirmen. PEN ANGI OTRR: PT TE a ee ¥ ANNOUNCING OSHAWA RECREATION DEPARTMENT -- FALL SERIES -- The following are some of the activities available through your local Recreation Department. The pro- fessional Recreation staff will welcome any inquiry or suggestions regarding programme activities for all ages. Call 725-1111 Come to 100 Gibb St. EVENINGS PROGRAMME te Tide's Turning Says Viet PM with Amintore Fanfani of Italy, ge he -- of the General Assem-|(,,,, Ky, (Reuters) South Nam's Premier Nguyen! reviewing his govern ment's first 100 days in office, said today that the tide' has turned in the war against the Communist Viet Cong. With his 12-man cabinet be- side him, Ky outlined plans for what he described as "the nex! \1,000 days."' He said his government, an effort to create a new life in the cities and countryside,| Kitchener }would fight administrative in-| Mount Forest..... jjustice, corruption and ineffici-| Wingham ency, raise the standard of liv-| Hamilton ing and improve educational St. Catharines. | facilities: Toronto .. HE Oshawa Fire Department had a busy time yesterday dealing minor calls. They were called to wash gas off the road. on Metcalf st., to check out a strong smell of sewer gas at Dancey Shoe Store on Simcoe st. s., and a call to check a rubbish fire on Albert st. City ambulance dealt with three regular house calls. Tenders will be called for construction of an eight-inch watermain, from Farewell ave., to Townline rd., to serve Darlington Provincial Park, as soon as an agree- ment is signed with the De- partment of lands and Forests. Public Utilities Com- missioners learned last night that départment has verb- ally agreed to pay for con- struction of the watermain. ic. cs Re eI |problems before Pope Paul flies : ; : in New York. { : " "i the first acts of a Liberal ma-\Cation should be decided on the| The prelates, discussing the ; oe jority government would be to|Student's brains, not the size of, |draft decree "the church in the A YWCA THEOLOGY WORKSHOP declare O Canada the national |his parents' bank account, | ____|modern world," have practic- PRINCIPALS T anthem. |PROMISED AID a : lally exhausted debate on @ Pictured at a one-day clin- awa Ministerial Association |PACT CRITICIZED Mr. Pearson also promised Joi Cardinal Heeuan of Brit- ical thiolegy ngeaieonaie oa Health Association branch |bobbed up several times since|men similar to crop insurance id ain bonged -- = ar Adelaide House YWCA are in Oshawa 'and Ontario |the Nov. 8 election campaign|for farmers and charged that "ee tol re Rev. D. R. Sinclair, presi- County. \started, with criticisms coming|the previous government of Mr. C d B t rules ha the ost gy ber dent of the Oshawa Minis- --Oshawa Times Photo [from Mr. Diefenbaker, New|Diefenbaker short - changed ana a, u = "i ogni od -- ----------/|Democratie Leader Douglas| Newfoundland. ment about marriage. . and Social Credit Leader) He said a special act will be AWAIT POPE'S WORD | Thompson. placed before the next session ot 0 e r e aqains roun | ' ¥ Paulo, speaking for 70 Brazilian y |latest blast in Red Deer, Alta.,/initely an $8,000,000 annual einen a bishops, said they were await- |where he said "there must have|grant to Newfoundland to bring _NEW YORK (AP)--Although|ing Pope Paul's -decision on) a been a payoff some place" in|public services 'up to par with Pope Paul's transatlantic flight /pirth control with a sense of Cc as Te- once connection with the agreement.|those of the other Maritime|te New York Monday will be|jovaity. ' "I would like to ask Mr. Gor-|provinces. the first trip to North America' 'The draft decree was "inade- don (finance minister and Lib-| Before moving to Sudbury, {0% 2MY Pope, it won't be that quate and uncertain" on this OL, England (CP)| conference featured a debate) action. : ' se phen et } I Pc ysl soo ag Teft el bw delayed plans to nationalize) After brief discussion, the ea yc i these companies farm regions and called on the| fice. ; said, : ed today to fighting! the British steel industry. Party| conference voted to turn over paid to bolster the Liberal cam-/federal government to provide) He has been to Canada once' Other sections was reduced today to ligating) : de : Sie paign," he said in reference to| works projects "mers|and the United States twice be-;- ------------- for a concession that the lead-|members angered by the gov-jall. the resolutions to the na-\General Motors, Ford, Chrysler works projects to help farmers) and the . ership had virtually yielded in| ernment's failure to fulfil a na- tional executive for considera- vq american Motors. ysler|faced with heavy crop loss due fore. he annual party tionalization pledge during its|tion -- effectively shelving the" Nonsense, insupport 4o cold, wet weather. Before he was elected pope advance at t party Nonsense, insupportable and F j conference. \first year in office, were sup- issue. fia alia. cckertail: Taduelry In Nova Scotia, Premier Stan- June 21, 1963, Giovanni Battista asta eka aaaitia™ Ea Sata = Ne : - ndustry|tieid told a federal nominating| (John Baptist) Montini had vis- | important issue in the first four) . . My P : ke jdays of the conference, featl Coeelei cer eles sae and Conservative candidates be- again in 1960. The earlier trip |some steam in the steel debate tor should od by 1968 |cause the province must assert| was for the pleasure. The sec- | when the government gave The dat of thin aitticcers be.|itself on questions such as off-|Ond one was reported to be for |them an answer Thursday. tweee the higher Canadian |*2°re minera] rights. diplomatic purposes. ter e ta ait e James Callaghan, chancellor|yrice and the American price| "We can't stand idly by and) His first trip to North Amer- of the exchequer, told the meet-| governed by the auto|/S¢e our rights infringed wpon,\ica 15 years ago was while he SAIGON (AP)--A U.S. mili-|was a suspected Viet Cong po- ing Thursday that steel nation-|arts deal under which Canada|such as. the offshore mineral|was a Vatican "desk man," an tary esman today reported|sition in Quang Ngai province, | #lization sbeitetyd gale eda partliifted tariffs on car and parts|"ights now being challenged by aso ; oy one of the biggest battles in the/320 miles northeast of Saigon. of the government program. imports, Mr. Drury said. the federal government. We, The then-Monsignor Montini' Mekong delta in months, with In Saigon, five convicted The conference, first full) My 'Thompson had called it)must be prepared to look at the spent two - and - a - half weeks 68 Viet Cong bodies counted and| murderers and rapists were ex- rub, des the Labor parttYinanding the auto makers $50,-/facts and assert ourselves." jtouring North America. He nother 100 guerrillas believes\ecuted but a sixth man, re- since it won power a year 880, '999 999 'on a silver platter." On the Prairies, Senator M.|spent the first four days, Aug. . : ! has been a personal triumph Wallace McCutcheon said in Re-| 26 to 24, 1951, in Canada, visit- BG bese gina the Liberal plea for a ma-|ing Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Be ay cred geil ian ick tits be snag a gaa té change. Mr. Pearson's St. John's|jority of Commons seats really|Kingston and Toronto, among ia teecotan with po -- tee et mane to pion A majority of the party, de- by a non-political appearance in|stamp votes in Parliament. He entered the United States mated 1,000 Viet Cong about 20\whether the sentiese of $00 oe ticn te. the a oa W TH rR FORECAST - sien aia te us. miles west of My Tho. sixth man resulted from recent) 2 io, . , el EA HE 7 g some trade unions, has 9 Four U.S. Army advisers|Communist threats to execute). jroved the Wilson admin- CEN TENIAL o ; jistration's ways of trying to troops. Se gy were wee ae killed more! hake up the country economic- Clearin Cool Saturda CITY f OSHA WA The South Vietnamese suf-| Government sources had said) 244 the leftists veudint g. y oO fered light casualties in the/earlier that six men would be sharply soliieal of the govern-| { fighting, the spokesman said, ted and no C ist | 4 ees é '. but took moderate losses when|prisal was expected because a Senet Spagsthe geen t Bay ut ost y unn ES PU BLIC NOTICE the Viet Cong ambushed a river|their activities had no connec-|i., and could jeopardize Wil.| i | Drei 2 > is The Council of the City of Oshawa has directed the Parks, ae Geant oe tee a ae cancelled, Mt as looreed| Oy lars sage 'she Property and Recreation Committee to take the leadership 2 " "pt ge ot in ursday the party lead- raid of the war. Their target'he was a Viet Cong. ership weathered the third ma- for 1967, ssault on its policies in t = os jor as on policie 'wo A meeting 's therefore called for OCTOBER 2ist, 1965 at 8 P.M, in the COUNCIL CHAMBER, 5th FLOOR of CITY HALL ew or us n own to which all interested groups and citizens are invited. Letters will be sent to all organizations inviting representation. Readying For Papal Visit Paul's coat of arms has been emblazoned beneath the Gothic arches of Si. Patrick's Cathe- dral, where the Pope will pause for prayer Monday during his Worknen erected the shield on the midtown Manhattan ca- thedral Thursday as the city stepped up preparations for the pontiff's visit. board up the windows of Fifth Avenue stores near St. Patrick's to prevent them from being broken by spectators. Radio and television net- Oshawa city council will hold its first regular October meetl- ing Monday night at 7:30 p.m. in the fifth floor city hall to United Nations headquarters 'chapter dealing with marriage. | and the Canadian Mental The auto - parts deal bas| Catch insurance" for fisher- Pope In U $ Agnel Cardinal Rossi of Sao Mr. Thompson levelled the|of Parliament to continue indef- By CARL MOLLINS The final day of the five-day| porting resolutions demanding .,g) campaign chairman) how Mr. Douglas toured northern for the man who now holds the subject. the Brazilian prelate oe escicnliscinaiengerrven sea The leftists, balked on every|winic ae 2 c S d Minister Drury in Ottawa. The) onvention that he's supporting|ited this continent in 1951 an | wasn't assistant secretary of state. killed or wounded. ported to be a Viet Cong agent,' 65. prime Minister Harold Wil- DIEF RESTING speech Thursday was followed| means they want more rubber-| other Canadian cities. were with the government/more American prisoners if the ally and socially. beat bringing reinforcements. j|tion with the Viet Cong. But) 01+. programs and his two-vote for purpose of orgonizotion of « City wide Centenial Program Please keep this date in mind. NEW YORK (AP) Pope American mission of peace. Plans were announced to works gave details of their council chamber. Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, high Saturday: Windsor St. Thomas London ... 4 40 in with a selection of Gordon E. Coulter was elect- ed second vice-president of the Royal Canadian Flying Clubs Association at the annual meeting in Halifax this week. Wilfred E. Gillette was elected an Eastern Ontario zone direc- | tor, Both men are past presi- dents of the Oshawa Flying | Clubs | Ontario Health Minister Dr. Matthew B. Dymond of Port Perry will address a dinner banquet of the Oshawa Cham- ber of Commerce Monday evening in a downtown hotel. Dr. Dymond is expected to outline his observations on his recent trip to Russia in re- gard to health and medical conditions in that country. PROPOSED NIGHT NO. OF WEEKS 10--Beginning October 12, 1965 10--Beginning October 11, 1965 10--Beginning October 12, 1965 10--Beginning October 13, 1965 10--Beginning October 13, 1965 10--Beginning October 14, 1965 Weekly until May Weekly until May 6--Beginning October 27, 1965 Weekly year round Millinery Tuesday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Thursday Mon., Tues. & Thurs. Monday Wednesday Thursday Soturday A.M, Variety Crafts Ball Room Dancing Fencing RESTAURANT Upsteirs 141% KING ST. E. 728-4666 -- 725-0075 Christmas Decorations Canapes and Fancy Sandwiches Woodworking Choral Society Furniture Finishing Senior Judo Junior Jude AFTERNOONS Shuffleboard (Senior Citizens) Weekly year round Woodworking Ladies Only) Beginning October 12, 1965 Most activities have an established maximum number per group which we must not exceed. Register by phone or letter, don't be disappointed. For gracious dining, visit the newly renovated Grand Restaurant . . . featur- ing delicious Chinese foods, Canadian style meals, and take out lunches, The newly installed wall: to wall carpets en- sure quiet comfortable dining in a Weekly year round pleasant atmosphere. aL = For a tasty snack, oF full course meal, try the Grand Restauront, you'll be gied you did, Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. Tues., Thurs. until May 6 OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE' EL take advantoge of it! 24 hour§ § vice; and radio dispatched "4 | ways on the ready to serv OPC'! ol Fuel Oi! 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