The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

e een ae ene eee ee ee i nae sks , ™ sag 4... Ceylon...and.. Malaysia..slone,. __#) ~ _ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 30, 1965. 25 Ld : Russies UK Top Canada received shout the same Family Incomes: -- : sal ican = : Ll pith ' iy evar amount peony aid as au $5 195 In 1963 The report said more than|larger gains were made' by ae . peice . J iis ase t ' nine per cent of all families and|t{hose whose principal sources : Ss 800,608 ogether -- about) OTTAWA (CP) -- Averagelynattached individuals had in-jof income were from unincore : ; * er apl a oreign iT $4,000,000,. , __\family¢incomes rose to $5,195 in}comes over $10,000 a year. This/porated businesses or other Pp bl Outline . The rate of total foreign aid|1963 compared with $4,815 in|was a substantial increase over|sources. ; ae \received by developing coun-|1961, the Dominion Bureau Of|preyious years. 14 @) ems LONDON (CP)--Canada hasmissioned by the Common- tries varies widely, from 60/Statistics reported today. . vA peeeS : . more than doubled the value of|wealth Parliamentary Associa- 'hn Sivetian: 4 ie fi | Families and individuals LIGHT LINGERS ON : * 1 hreelti " 'socla-\cents for each Nigerian in a| The figures covered both fam q i MAPLE GROVE (TC)--Rev.jof stewards, Mrs. ©. Green-jand his bride-to-be, Karen Mc-|!' foreign aid in the Jast three|tion and published. to reggie year to $1.87 for each Indianlilies of two or more persons and|Whose incomes came mainly) 'There are more than 750,000 K. J. Frampton, of Bowman-|ham; missionary and mainte-|Gill, of Bethany. Many gifts); years but ayes ey Ba give|with the opening of t e 11th)and $189 for each of the 5,000|unattached individuals, but didjfrom wages and salaries re-|gas lights in use in North ville, outlined some of thelnance, Mrs, H. Foley: .Chris-jwere presented. Cards and|/¢ss, Per capita sg ritons or} ce conference in Wellington,|inhabitants of Niue Island in the|not include families living on|corded a 6.6-per-cent gain in|America today, more than there problems relating to the union|tian education, Mrs. D. Woods; |dancing, followed by refresh- oT to help poorer|N South Pacific. E farms. the two-year comparison. Butlwere 50 years ago: of the Anglican and Unite djleader for Unit 1, Mrs. P. Flin-/ments, were enjoyed, Kk cals ct Setelan' sid in the! hag ge -- Pred pega Noting that' the Common-| Churches at the United Church|toff; leader for Unit 2, Mrs. H.| Sympathy is extended to Clar- Commonwealth 'published here|patte consistencies in wealth itself supplies less than Women's meeting. Stevens; leader for Unit 3,/ence Avery in the death of his|toqay shows Canada, the ric legate of foreign aid. third of the total non-Com- The members have been busy|Mrs. J. Hurrie; pianist, Mrs.juncle, Howard Goodman, at/c: member of the Common.|. /%¢ Commonwealth, with 1 lala Bed Resin catering and as a result a bal-|/Wm. Laird; auditors, Mrs. C. Hayter, Alberta. lwealth in per capita wealth, "Iper cent of the non-Commamist|munist aid received by Com- ance of $944.36 was reported. 'Russell and Mrs. S. Jeffery. | gave $7.35 a head of population world's population of ible sgn monwealth countries, the sur- Officers for the ensuing year) His 'many friends will be 1964, of/countries, receives only 28 perivey concludes that the organiz- are: Mrs. J. MacNeil, past pres-!sorry to learn Fred R. Stevens Mulamba Cabinet Kites et Fon \ieaiseawtels cent of total non-Communist/ tion "could not conceivably ident; Mrs. W. H. Brown, presi-|is a patient in Bowmanville countries rated: ax yich. mem- development aid. The Common- dent; Mrs. C. Greenham, vice-/Memorial Hospital following) Gets Approval \pers, Britain gave $10.57, Aus-|Wealth has 13 per cent of the become: a sell conteined am president; Mrs. H: Bradley, sec-|surgery. | 'alia $10.50 and New Zealand| non-Communist world's "rich"|from the aid point of view. retany; Mrs. H. Cryderman,) yy and Mrs. Gordon Beech LEOPOLDVILLE (AP)--The $5.10 |population, but gives only 10 per) "'It is inherent in. the compo- assistant secretary; and MYrs.|,n4 their daughters, Janice and|Congolese parliament unan-|" However, more than two-|cent of total bilateral aid, |sition of the Commonwealth, Mee Date taeoaie and so-|Bonnie, were hosts when a num-imously approved Sunday the/thirds of Australia's foreign aid) Canada, which last year de-|with its great preponderance of nd antizi "iber of old ; a friends called to\c@binet of Premier. Leonard) ota} goes in grants to its neigh-/voted about $80,000,000 of its\developing countries, that it ~ Better B for cial Action, Mrs. S. Morton;|nonor Mrs. Beech's mother, Mulamba. There were 256) poring trusteeship dependen- ltotal foreign aid of $140,000,000|should be primarily a receiving sea Ge = your Community Friendship, and vis-\\jp, yp. Ashton. of Oshawa.| Yes' votes, two abstentions! cies of Papua and New Guinea.|to the Commonwealth, gave al-|group which looks- outside 'its 5 iting, Mrs. B. Snowden; C0-| afternoon tea was served and in/@nd 41 absentees. New Zealand devotes aboutimost half to Asia, India andj/membership for the bulk of the operation in Christian and taba , the evening to members of the} The new cabinet is a result/half its foreign aid to South Pakistan received $54, 186, 000. economic aid it needs." - ; Missionary Education, Mrs. D.|ramity, of Thursday's military coup, led) Pacific island dependencies, |. on aes " Woods; finance, Mrs. H. J.) . po by Lt.-Gen. Joseph Mobutu, who| Canada's aid is more widely 4 : \ yg aah ae J, Hur- ' BROUGHAM ta) = ge @ named himself president. distributed, although Asia gets z ' rie; alerature an Jommuni-| dozen women attende e cop- y 5 % char, : cations, Mrs. Petrosky; manse,|per tooling.course, sponsored by Ex-premiers Moise Tshombe, |the lion's share. Bi: | > pect ar ; fi a .. Evariste Kimba, Cyrille Adoula) "Aid in the Commonwealth," Mrs. F. Stevens; membership,|the Women's Institute. Eac hi ond Joseph Ileo have no places|a statistical study by the pri- Mrs ah ie & breekiien tae ---- in it, although they are repre-|vately-endowed Overseas De- ite: sented by supporters. velopment Institute, was com- ' , a and Mrs. T. White; social func-| \frs. William Knox celebrated ~ plows . at sup er arket pe arta aga gg her 75th birthday recently by| m and publicity, Mrs. H. Free-|ontertaining more than 40 mem- IT'S FROM BIRKS | man; program, Mrs. H. J.\hers of her family. Miss Pat 174 RITSON ROAD SOUTH OSHAWA Brooks, Mrs. W. H. Brown,|Knox showed slides of her trip i Mrs. R. Dubeau and Mrs. H.ijast summer to the United Cooney; stewardship and re-|Kinedom as:a 4-H Club dele- ' ; Pi & OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. cruiting, Mrs. C, Jeffery. y 7 4 gate. Leadership development, Mrs R. Dubeau; supply and social ENNISKILLEN (TC) -- Mr. < ae { Z @ FREE PARKING ee FREE DELIVERY oven tican assistance, Mrs. J. Holtby; rep-.and Mrs. Wallace Griffin enter resentative . to official board,|tained a t a~ miscellaneous etty Haydl | - ¢ a | @ FINER QUALITY @ GREATER SELECTION Mrs. W. H. Brown; committeeishower in honor of Jerry Giles | $100.00 eee : . ff AGN: rear angy A sparkling diamond ring from our anit | SHOP BY PHONE AT GLECOFF'S os os os Bh DRAPERIES sive collection of first quality gemss» yacoutsie All models available in white or yellow gold | : CALL 725-3445 15 King Street East -- priced to suit any budget. CUSTOM MADE DRAPES > Phone 725-2686 ' @ Finest Furniture | OSHAWA GLECOFF 8 SUPERMARKET @ Crystal Chandeliers Lamps, etc. ¥ = i Parting Mires } SHOPPING BIRKS Custom-made drapes ----- broadioom -- full decorator TURNBERRY INTERIORS °"32"s7"" CENTRE 723-3889 . AT KARN"S* 3 NEW STARS i Minolta Electric Shot ue : Minolta Autopak 700 Minolta Autopak-8 K5 World's first 35 mm camera with electronic shutter, completely automatic Craftsmanship and versatility never seen before in an instant-loading still camera... et any even with flash, famous Rokkor 1.8 lens. Limited quantity 129 95 One look will tell you ms is pep kd rie a as -- abide price. Drop-in instant loading with Kodopak cartridges, fully automatic . . . semi-eutomatie uw " me os every movie will prove it, Drop-in foolproof loading wi super- A guia : Me i of this Minolta "first" with leather case .. ecitridoes, fully qutumnatic through atielens expostire meduarerent exclibive ire completely manual (a Minolta Autopak 700 exclusive), exclusive "in-the-lens" CdS elec: "total control' through-the-lens viewfinder, superb Rokkor lens quality .. . tric eye, tinted bright-frame super-imposed rongefinder. ag 95 'a 9.5.to 30 mm. zoom. With Leather case seme emcee cece eg eee reserereseeneeces Special Introductory Price, with case AND THESE TIME PROVEN Minolta FAVOURITES ee ee MINOLTA $R-7 -- A35 mm single MINOLTA HI-MATIC 7 -- This 35 MINOLTINA AL-S -- The world's MINOLTA OUTOCORD CdS -- The MINOLTA SR-1 -- An outstanding MINOLTINA P -- A full-size 35mm MINOLTA 16-CdS -- Amazingly hens reflex for the serious photograph- mm é¢amera is so automatic it almost smallest 35 mm rangetinder camera. world's first and only 2% x 2¥%4" 35'mm single lens reflex with a host camera that's actually smaller than small , . , hides in your hand, yet twin lens reflex with a biult-in CdS f da if H pe yf dele. Feat takes wallet-size snapshots in color or peter Uses 120 and 220 film without oF advance eatures as provision many /2-Ttrame models. Features ex- black-and-white (color slides. too), special attachments. Speeds 1/500th for accessory coupled CdS meter, clusive "Auto View' window to show Fully: automatic CdS electric eye pro- manually too). Electrit eye, match-needle ex- plus' ""B', M-X: synch,; all 'pro' fea- speeds to 1/500th plus "'B", auto correct exposure and focus at a vides perfect exposure. Foolproof, Superb posure control. Rokkor 40 mm f/1.8 tures, With mirror and diaphram, Auto-Rokkor glance. .,Built-in electric eye, self- drop-in loading. Including 69.95 mm f/1.4 lens, 6-el t Rok lor Rona . "pr Case . ' Sun Chee | 4 299.95 elemen kkor 45 mm f/1.8 lens. lens speeds to 1/500th plus "B'. 55 mm f/2.8 lens: 1 nn. timer, outo-reset frame counter. Ww fA AE w. an nm aa * are seeeeee ~ . , 2 : ther fAinolta 16mm_ subminiioture Cena T1S.50 Cae 99.90 Other Minolta 2% x 214" twin len With Meter and Case ., © SS8WS cas Hon, Torey re re ase . . : ; é@r. Bui't-in, cross-coupled CdS meter, thinks. for itself. Exclusive "'in-the- Weighs a scant 18% ounces, yet CdS electric eye makes all ad- takes full-size 35 mm slides (prints, lock, speeds to 1/1 000the and "B', justments. Camera works much more. With Auto-Rokker 58 and semi-automatically too. outo mirror and diaphragm, mirror lens" cameras from. TR : ov 24.95. § 28 KING STREET EAST 723-4621 F rom rw i rye Open Evenings 4) 43 ar vay 4) ay Oy 4) 4) 4} 4) a) dd dy dy ae dd dd