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Rie SONG NSE SAR My FP ES Ry te ar Nl Ns NOD EI BBO IEE 26 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 10, 1965 ROUND THE GLOBE IN A GLANCE Thirty Bolt United Church As Loyalty Pledge Sought LAWRENCE STATION, Ont. (CP) -- Thirty persons walked out of a meeting here Tuesday night after a petition was cir- culated for signatures pledging wey to the United Church of on. "six of those attending the meeting of Iona and Mc- Bride church members signed the paper. Ilona and McBride are near this community 10 miles west of St. Thomas. Those refusing to sign were a dissident group of Elgin pres- bytery parishioners which with drew two weeks ago from the United Church with plans of es- tablishing an inter - denomina- tional body. The group last Sunday held its firt service in the McBride church, ~ "We're going to ignore the other congregation," said Lloyd Paton, a spokesman for the dis- sident group. 'We're going to|? carry on as we have." IS PEACE OFFICER TORONTO (CP) -- The On- tario Court of Appeal ruled; Tuesday that a conservation of-| ficer appointed by the depart- ment of lands and forests is a peace officer within the mean- ing of the Criminal Code of Can- ada. The court ordered a new trial for Robert Wood, 35, of Campbellville, near Guelph ac- quitted last April of a charge of obstructing a uniformed peace officer. At his first trial, it was ruled that a conservation offi- eer is not a peace officer. ANTI-NAZI SENTENCED TORONTO (CP)--Mike Soer, 45, of Toronto, an anti-Nazi who Jat dusk for a trip to Saskatoon. ers' in a concentration camp during|Brampton - Bramalea areas the Second World War, was|comes from six industries, the fined $150 or 30 days in jail|Ontario Water Resources Com- Monday for his part in a riot at/mission reported Tuesday. It Allan Gardens last May. Soerjidentified them as American pleaded guilty to causing a dis-|Motors (Canada) Ltd.; Bramp- turbance near the park the day|ton Poultry Ltd.; Gerry Lewis 5,000 persons showed up for a/Ltd., a tannery; General Latex scheduled Nazi rally. ng Chemicals Sa may Ltd.; . \Thomas J. Lipton Lt a food BLAMES INDUSTRIES processor and Gummed Papers TORONTO (CP)--Much of the|y tq, waste overloading water pollu-| tion control plants in the Diefenbaker FINED FOR NEGLECT WOODSTOCK (CP) -- Girard Debord, 24, of Toronto, vice- president of Debord Circul Ltd., /Tuesday was fined $450 or four | months in jail on conviction of ltwo charges of neglecting ani- To Ca ital jmals. Debord, a wild - animal peaines from France, was) icharged Aug. 10 by the Ontario) PRINCE ALBERT Sask./Humane Society after two trail- (CP)--Taking it easy after alers and a truck laden with cir- high - pressure election cam-jcus animals were found aban-| Diefenbaker today starts wend-|The caravan had broken down ing his way back to Ottawa by/en route to the Brockville area. | t ty of 25,000.! train from this city of 25, WINS CHEESE AWARD His private railway car will| be hooked on to a freight train| TORONTO (CP)--The Farm-|, Joy Cheese Factory There it will be added to the|Monkland, Ont., won the cham- CNR's trans - continental train|pionship cheese award Tuesday The Panorama, for the ride to/at the Royal Winter Fair. The the capital. lreserve championship went to The 70-year-old prairie law-|the Glenco Cheese Factory of yer, who helped prevent a Lib-|Northfield, Ont. eral majority but failed to re-| Soon (oe : gain power himself, spent the} SEES LEGION END election weekend in his private) MONTREAL (CP) -- car parked on a Prince Albert|Royal Canadian Legion, founded siding. in 1926 will eventually disap- Mr. Diefenbaker's train is ex-|pear, says Leonard A. Fuller, pected to arrive in Ottawa Fri- the legion's Quebec provincial day evening. Aides said tenta- |president. The demise of the le- tive plans for a hunting trip)gion is inevitable, he said Tues- here for prairie chicken fell iday, "unless the country is The} lost six members of his family through. 'thrown into another war. |Liberals could have had their Liberals Querying Selves: Where Did We Go Wrong? By STEWART MacLEOD. duced as the Liberals expected OTTAWA (CP)--The Taner e majority would have been campaign sirategy Was pianined)irtyaiy assured before the! with the idea that if Prime|yanitoba results came in. Minister Pearson started late; 'The Liberals never had hopes and reached his peak just be-lof any massive gains on the fore Monday's vote, the party| prairies, would come in with a majority.| There were no major surpri- Up until the vote-count, the|ses in British Columbia for the strategists thought things had|Liberals although they had worked out as planned. Butjhoves of one or two additional there was no majority, and we seats. - th t-mort: il on for e post-mortems will go SHOOK THEM weeks, Did the prime minister's| "it was Nova Scotia and campaign go awry? "No, P.E.I. that shook us,' said a |don't think so," said a party of-|party official. "and there is no lficial Tuesday, '"'his campaign|doubt about the pension prom- went as planned, the troublelise being a big factor." arose through several pained Apart from a lower standard ted events." ofliving than in many other A Liberal official said one "of provinces, both Nova Scotia these events was the under-|and P.E.I. have a higher pro- rated importance of 'The Stan-|portion of over 70s in their pop- field machine" in Nova Scotia.julations. While 5.2 per cent of A few -weeks ago, some party|Ontario's citizens are over '70, workers had hopes of getting up|the percentage in Nova Scotia |to eight or nine seats in the pro-jis 5.9 and in P.E.I. it is just vince; they got one out of 12.lover atycu, A second unexpected force) The party officials discounted was the popularity of the pro-jany suggestions that the flag is- tario, Had the Maritimes pro- sions by Conservative Leader|national unity was responsible Diefenbaker. paign, Conservative Leader|doned on a highway near here. ions increase in old age pen-|sue, or the complex question of for a fall in Liberal support in !the two provinces. They . said CONSIDERED CAUSE, Prem-|22Y such feeling would have lax' Keanheld'a effolis. was at. peer reflected in southwestern} tributed the poor Liberal show-| |Ontario, where the Liberals ac: | ing in Nova Scotia, A Liberal) [tually gained ground. source said some thought that Southwestern Ontario, on the| the pension issue alone gas re-| lother hand, is one of Canada' s| sponsible for the loss of two|most prosperous areas, and| Liberal seats in Prince Edward|Might become more so under| Island. the Canada - U.S. auto agree- | By holding their seven seats) ment. in Nova Scotia and P.E.L., the} | Oshawa Diving club | Skin and Scube Classes For Men AT THE "BOYs' "CLUB cherished majority. 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