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DISTRICT NEWS ff gee Be OE 8) ValtWiignt VOUNCL, DOara Attend Joint Inaugural . BLACKSTOCK (TC)-- THE Cartwright Township Council and Board of Education held a joint inaugural meeting Jan.4 in the community hall. Members of council were re- turned by acclamation for 1966. The new members of the board - Harold Kyte, Douglas Lleep and Robert Wheeler will serve with Harvey Graham, Neil Mal- colm and Donald Frew, who have a year. of their term to serve. | Attending the meeting were Mrs. P. Romerill, secretary- treasurer of the school board; Township Clerk Victor Malcolm and Merlin Suggitt, road super- intendant. Rev. P Romeril con- ducted the devotional. During the noon hour the civic officials) dined at Port Perry. | Appointments were: welfare, administrator, Reeve Merrill Van Camp; recreation board, Deputy Reeve John Hamilton and Councillors Ernest Swain and William Ferguson, ceme- tery board, Councillors Swain) and Gordon Gettins; bylaw en-| forcement officer, Deputy Reeve} | assistant; | successful King farm. Club work for girls, : if leaders can be found, was discussed. Mrs. Kenneth Samells con- ducted the program. Contrib- uting were Mrs. C. Hill and Mrs. Russell Mountjoy. Officers for 1966 were ele- cted at the annual meeting of the United Church Sunday Sch- ool. Those elected were: Glenn Larmer, superintendent; Robert Wheeler, assistant; David Kyte, secretary; James Carnaghan, Ernest Swain, trea- surer and Miss Aileen Van Camp, missionary and mainten- jce treasurer. TEEN DANCE HELD PICKERING BEACH (TC)-- THE Beach Boys held a very teen dance at the old school house Saturday night. Bob Collins and Diane Spang- er, John Jones and Susan Bat- chelor won the spot dance pri- zes. The "Silver String" pro- vided the music. Ajax Kinsmen acted as supervisor. | The McGree family of Toron-| to provided a musical treat} for the congregation at the even-| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, January 12, 1966 15 bp) =22 2S DIrig 23 Das 4it EFL om nae, am eat OSpsSer In Heavy Water By BORIS MISKEW NEW YORK (CP) -- Jerome S. Spevack, president of Deu- terlum of Canada Lid., says he is optimistic that the company's plant at Glace Bay, N.S., for the production of heavy water will be expanded. "We look forward at least to the doubling of the capacity of the plant, which is scheduled to go into operation this summer," said Spevack. Construction of the $35,000,000 plant followed agreement by Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., a government agency, to pur- chase 200 tons of heavy water a funds. Expansion of the plant would bring the price down even more. Spevack said he is confident that an understanding will be reached between Deuterium and Atomic Energy of Canada to supply an additional volume of heavy water, because his com- pany holds the patents for the most economical production of heavy water available so far. NEEDS EARLY WORD To keep production from be- ing interrupted and to keep the costs down, he said, Atomic Energy of Canada should give year for five years from Deu-|an indication of its future pur- terium of Canada. ichases no later than the end of The plant is being built by|January, so that expansion de- Deuterium of Canada, partly owned by Deuterium Corp., of which Spevack also is president, tails can be worked out before completion of the Glace Bay plant. with the controlling interest in| Spevack predicted 'a bright the hands of Industrial Estates/fyture for the use of heavy wa- Ltd., an agency of the Novalter as Canada's atomic-reactor Scotia government. A controversy was stirred up in Nova Scotia in December when it was learned that Atomic Energy of Canada had entered into negotiations with the Amer- program expands. He said that when negotiations began for the Glace Bay plant, Canada figured it could get by with 100 tons a year. This estimate had been increased six-fold in only \ ; 'Hf not completely satisfied with ™ ANY fresh meat you buy from LOBLAWS \. 3 mae A - Guaranteed! SPECIAL! '!MPORTED -- ROAST, CHOPS, STEW lane aaa 4 : eN-lican - owned Canadian General] ears 3 jing service in the Communit . : . » | two years. visory committee, John Hamil- Churoh: with t6 and duet vei_|Electric Co. regarding produc-| Spevack said Deuterium can ton and William Ferguson; bui-| otions tion of an additional 400 tons of], aie all future Canadian at. -- Oy Gn ta _ 'The "Sky Cadets' had a rous-|Meavy water a year for 10| \eeds of heavy water--the more Micae, Fart "Dorrell ing snow party on the hill south|° mY that is supplied, the cheaper "Rais Bay oe ., |Of Ajax last Friday. HAS SUGGESTION would be the price--by expand- Solicitors, Mackie and Bail-| | 'meeting will be held this) Premier Robert Stanfield of|ing the Glace Bay plant and by ey; dog control, Frand Gibson; /phursday night at Paradise|Nova Scotia suggested that|building an additional plant or John Hamilton; construction ad- C LAMB::. BASKET . 29 SPECIAL! IMPORTED -- SHORT SHANK school attendance officer, John} Vinning; livestock valuator and Warble Fly inspector, William) Forder; fence viewers, Murray| Byers, NEIL Werry, Charles Fee, George Johnston, RayMc- Laughlin and David Johns;| pound-keepers, Ivan Mountjoy! and Victor Malcolm; represent- ative to the Federation of Agr-} iculture, Willian Ferguson rep-| resentative to the Fire Fight-| ers' Association, Gordon Gett-} ins. } The Women's Institute, at its} Jan. 5 meeting, decided to con-|~ School to reorganize the Home| and Schoo! Association which} has geen inactive since 1959. All| parents are urged to attend. NEW YEAR'S BALL | BALSAM AND MOUNT ZION| (TC)-- A large crowd attended! the New Yeat's Eve dance held} in the Stouffville Masonic Tem-| ple by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bar-| kley. A.LLAN Jones has returned home from Oshawa General Hospital. ; Atomic Energy of Canada should obtain an additional 200 tons annually from Deuterium some other source, source is considered essential to Canadian national policy. Canada now buys all its heavy water from the United States Atomic Energy Commission. The cost is $24.50 a pound in U.S. funds, or about $26.50 in Canadian funds, The Glace Bay plant will supply the deuterium for $20.50 a pound in Canadian land a further 200 tons from| if another| | | plants, either in Cape Breton or in another part of Canada. GOOD FOOD BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 12 Noon to 2 P.M. DINNER 5:30 to 8 P.M. FULLY LICENSED DINING ROOM HOTEL LANCASTER 27 King St. W., Oshewe tinue holding euchre parties on the second and fourth Wednes- day of each month. A report was also given on the sale of clothing being collected for the BRIDGE SCORES ~ The winners and high scores | in the games played last week by the members of the Oshawa, Oshawa Golf Club, Brooklin and General Motors Duplicate Bridge Clubs were: | OSHAWA CLUB { North-South -- Dr. and Mrs. 8. P. Kandel, 154.5: Mrs. James} Timmins, and Mrs. E. R. Drew, 149.5; Joe Coles and Paul Ver- suluis, 144; Mrs. M. R. Clarke and E. P." Coles, 139.5; Ken | Marden and John Miller, 135.5. | East-West -- Mrs. H. James | and Mrs. F. Rundle, 157; Mr. and Mrs. R. Marks, 149; Mrs. Mary Dowdle and Mrs. Jack} Wilde, 145.5; Wm. Sleep and James Drummond, 139.5; Mrs. Wm. Medland and Janet Bar- rand, 139. | OSHAWA GOLF CLUB North-South -- Mr, and Mrs. | Eric Henry, 102; Mrs. Elmer | Stewart and Mrs. R. Cruwys,| 80;.Mr. and Mrs, Frank Bur- rows, Mr. and Irs. D. Willson, 73; Mr. and Mrs. P. Chubb, 70. East-West --- Mrs. H. Lapp and Mrs. James McCansh, 77.5; R. Garrat and Earl Anderson, 75.5; Mrs. 0. G. Mills and Mrs. A. Armstrong, 73: Mr. and Mrs. | Geo, Read, 64; Mrs. E. Bastedo and Mrs, E, H. Armstrong, 62.5. The Team - of - Four Cham- pionship for the Vickery Trophy will be held Jan. 19 BROOKLIN North-South -- Mr. and Mrs H. Barker, 106.5; Mrs. S. Sheri- dan and Mrs. E. R. Drew, 105; Mrs. E. J. Wadsworth and Mrs. Roy Morris, 104; Mrs. Ken Mar- den and Wm. Cox, 88.5. East-West -- John Miller and Ted Heron, 120.5; Mrs. Wm. Medland and Kay Hunter, 111; | Mary Jean Heron and Jack Pat- terson, 107; H. Winter and Roy! Howe, 95. The Mixed Pairs Champion- ship will be held Jan. 12. GENERAL MOTORS North-South -- Mrs. M. R Clarke and Mrs. Ken Marden 108; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baker 104-3; Mrs, Harold Barker and Lloyd Peel, 98;. Mrs. Roy Mor- ris and Miss V. Drummond, 90; Sid Sheridan and Art Vaillan court, 84. East-West -- E. P. Coles and Mrs. Wm. Heron, 121; Hazel Kashal and Peter Kaukonen 112; Mrs. E. Bovay and Miss G Bovay, 107; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coles, 104; Mrs. Wm. Heron and Kay Hunter, 98.5. The Mixed Pairs Champion- ship will be held Jan. 13. FIRE SMELT TOO GOOD VICTORIA (CP) --- Firemen dashed to George Gajska's house when a neighbor reported clouds of smoke. They found the| owner peacefully smoking veni- son. DEALING YOUR CAR? The Mon To See is TAMBLYN YOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH IS OUR FIRST CONCERN DE VILBISS VAPORIZER REGULAR 8.95 SHULTON HAND & BODY LOTION 8 OUNCE 2.50 VALUE 99° ANACIN TABLETS 100's--Comp. Value 1.29 PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE 1,19 VALUE RESDAN DANDRUFF REMOVER 10-0Z. -- 2.25 VALUE 1.73 CEPACOL §«. ANTISEPTIC -OZ.--1.40 VALUE REXALL ADHESIVE TAPE 1" x 10 YDS. REG. 1.00 REXALL TOOTH BRUSHES REGULAR 69e BLUE ORAL -- KLENZO - M1731 ANTISEPTIC 16-O0Z, REG. 98c 78 12 oz. BRECK SHAMPOO with 4 oz. CREME RINSE--2.50 Value keep you fresh Lightly Scented Anti Perspirants that all day. YARDLEY SPECIAL OFFERS RED ROSES OR MEN'S ROLL-ON DEODORANT 2 for | 3.00 Value 1.47 1.50 BOX OF 3 JACK HUGHES at ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LTD. REG. 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