] . : ° GLANUE satires GLOBE THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tessen, May W, 1966) 19 Wy British Gas Finds Canadian Soprano Signs @iavwaeae days in jail for resisting arrest : e é ' 4 j t i .. TORONTO (CP)----Two young Look Like Bon anZza Metro olitan Contract oe interrupting @ lawill meet gratt-dodgers trom the United | States say there are more than f ry | p BLAMED FOR DEATH 90 more like them hiding out 4 TORONTO (CP) -- He Yy Pp to' e nancing for the conversion from! amount of gas being discovered. |. 4ian soprano Lilien Sukis haslice last week. Between 900 and ; "p)._N DBRS tee 7 : ' a : ladian sopt A BURIS ft : P ainter, was remanded Monday |con f as ¢ - Prasat - Ae North Sea a| the power peipchiged tread | 9 amgg , poe Sone bel signed a one-year ontract with) 1,000 bottles of blood were re- e next Tuesday ps a Bomragy ser ot ie the borage } " sat comet of] rhe government has already/anotner biow fo br 5 the Metropolitan Sopern Yom-|moved from stock Friday and|non-canital er int ; : wshke. Abe tew mills off the east coast oflcontracted to buy BPP gas. [ready limping coal indssiry. AVIpany"'n New York, City, fer|Saturday when it was diacov-|temegnynymurde it te deathdicied Kenneth, Drusha, ny A Englan ay ber : ne the endl, Jt now. ts expected to press|though coal still provides, di-lman Geiger-Torel, general man-lered that supplies contained an| An autopsy showed the womanident Union for Peace Action, a neg Nagle Te 80) for a sharp emmy ve lw ated or introns. Oe tgs ager of the Canadian Operajabnormally high quantity Of|suffered a ruptured liver, a'radical leftist group é 4 Bch pags », Price it has to pay for further ain's power, there has been|company, announced Monday. |"hemolised" blood, a condition|--__ heaschebecd ilk aM ch aba tc Meas esa ROR EE Officials in the government's|-- .--_. vsccani eats, tates la steady cutback in the number , "1 peut 4 : j g from the breakup of ministry of power now say pri-) lof producing mines and mech- RECEIPTS HIGHEST ved bisod cell | vately Britain is probably sit Non vegidents Ownianization has sharply reduced) TORONTO (CP)--Red Cross - " Biting on 4 edge bs Wes ¥ the} ithe armies of miners campaign receipts across Can GETS LABOR POST world's largest natural gas) . | eam 'ada this year were the highest; OTTAWA (CP) -- Appoint- elds. Unproductive Land PRAIRIE Z00 GROWS since the Second World War, the|ment of J. Lorne MacDougall There is quite possibly enough) |) an (cpy_a survey of| ¥ Chae ,)central council of the Canadian] as chief executive officer of the gas available, say qualified) Saat' te te Gateriel EDMONTON (CP)--Zoologist! Red Cross Society was told|Canada Labor Relations Board "4\sources, not only to fill all oe Leave ix acti has shown|Al Oeming recently collected) Monday. Donations totalled|was anneynced Monday by La-| sige oe aide -- but 180) et leas than 10 per cent of five fresh-water seals from Si-| $6,280,716, an increase of $211,-| bor Minister Nicholson, Mr for possible exports. ' 4 t 220 over the previous year. On-|MacDougall, 59, has been sec | There has been no official the land is uae used "A the) boris, tvo mountain sae tario collected $2,796,979. retary of the board since 1953 statement to confirm the extent| Production o} Bey "ey - _ |from an Antwerp z00, a leopard, Mr. MacDougall, a native. of lof the finds. a a. Monday, the coun'la Tasmanian wallaby, a Pyre- DONATIONS POURIN | Rarrie, is x graduate of Queen's | The last public comment pai aad gi * Monteagle nees goat and some Chinese| SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP)-- University and joined the de- 'came early last month from Wicklow Lindsay Harley Bret- monkeys for his Alberta game|Red Cross officials said 200|partmerit 30 years ago, Shell and Esso, working jointly) jou, and McGrosson - Tovell| {atm near here. He made_a trip) pints of blood were given at Gdnano _ on a major drilling operation. It) ingunchins, through Europe and Asia to ac-|blood donor clinics Monday as i0ES JAIL y | said the companies were confi-| The ada shows that 68,000 quire ney specimens and fresh|the service began to replace NEW YORK (AP)--A pacifist Ident their discoveries are "OE anes are owned by persons liv ideas. stocks recalled by the provin-|who shouted "Frage Viet Nam, 4 considerable importance." ing outside the townships. P ------ - - sa ADAE A ERO th aie | | "These absentee land owners /ESTIMATE STRIKE VOLUME) Reports Monday said the vol-|@ppear content in the main to ume of gas trom the Shell-Esso| Pay their local taxes and let the | Istrike could be 1,200,000,000) land remain unproductive," the |cubic feet a day. report says, . ; Ones a But, Mommy 33 | That figure represents about) The 7 ee todd of the! j ez Y 4 4 Ta bag acres studied could become pro- We ian y . / f ' cred of Cans a pdtv under forest mana , : | Ve SUPPIN lt Hurts My Feet ! auc ; _ iment, It recommended long-} nd -ten y ' ritain's current demand, with! torm' agreements between the! Most broadloom; even the most expensive |20 per cent left over. |province and owners fora new] @ and finest quality, will eventually show obvious The production figure has| reforestation program signs of wear and deterioration; will feel soil Laurie and Linda, two- ° (right) fell, breaking her |Jeaped sharply in the last week.) The council also suggested a| OO Complete Selection and traffic hardened. Little wonder, then, ; t an at a figure of 900,000,- i t practices, ; : year-old twin daughters of right leg. As Mrs, Schlar- ppd Post review of assessment pr that little feet complain, But BAKER'S gentle ail id was re- cre. 4G 4 | Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. mann rushed to her aid, vised' apwaae ee tines Me pes i ag pgpbnn ant y m FENCING MATERIALS carpet rejuvenating care restores your broad- ee ik es oe er eas ced sik cohen 9 new drilling reports came in. concentration of rural housing | loom and carpets to that "like new" feeling; roar uk, We totes ears the thay busy collect: The figures do not include aby Central Mortgage and Hous-| ] 1 uN soft and gentle; original colors glow again, playing on a swing jin their ing autographs on their |major find reported earlier in| ing Corp. AG ; Why not call ROSS MILLS (local agent) ahd 7 i FT. ' the North Sea by BP Explora-| Monteagle and Wicklow are in 4 y have BAKER care today! back yard when Linda casts, (AP Wirepholo) (7 "co a firm in which the| Hastings County, Lindsay is on Bp gc LIN. t FT. "Free Pick-Up and Delivery' ais : lest, and Brethour are in the New) pp * or Hostility To Education "it proven, the gas finds would] Liskeard area ang McCrosson-l] | Mme) Jo e 1 x 8 CEDAR 11¢ ir BU] "JUST ONE CALL DOES THEM ALL" -- lmean drastic changes in the | Tovell is in the Rainy River dis- . * 4 hole pattern of ly| trict. co LIN, | "Over 80 Years Experience" National Characteristic leas Uaied Xegieas | ------ | FREE © 2x4 CEDAR... 10% ir | r perien OTTAWA (CP) -- Canadians; tionary, colonialist, Ly sewer aiades Chill Holds Up | ESTIMATES e 4 x 4 CEDAR ee 23¢ un, are "largely hostile' to the idea' and conservative ee ng Fo tn : of education as a pathway to| "Because of the desire to dis-/'TY have already begun pre- | economic opportunity, sociolo-|tinguish ourselves from Amer-|liminany planning for the mas-| ossom ee | FENCING STYLE SUGGESTIONS s | | P sive problems the discovery) F lete select f fi buildi terial in to Holl ¢ 5 ) gist Dr. John Porter said Mon-|icans, we tone down radicalism would. mean--new pipelines t0| sp. CATHARINES (CP) -- Eyring rom posh Yo pike freer fence nd boat fet ranch fnee And CARPE ay. paris s a8 (C of course, st f! So, i it i 4 | Dr. Porter, author of The and elitist." 'be built and perhaps new fac-\Frost and cold, dry weather| Sh aan mana 6 UC UC Ue ee Cleaning Co. Vertical Mosaic, an analysis of This tended to discourage the|tories to build them, new na-\make the date for the annual | j social class and power in Can- desire for education as a way Blossom Week in the Niagara} H i we ada, addressed the opening ses- to moving up the social scale.|worker, specially trained to|Peninsula uncertain this year.| @ FREE HOME DELIVERY e@ For "BAKER SERVICE call your local sion of a Canadian Teachers') He said the function of the;combat the "hostile attitudes) Blossom Week is usually set ent a Federation seminar on teacher|education system is to supply|towards education embedded in|by the federal experimental S E MILLS C Li education. a trainer labor force and that|\some of our sub-cultures,"'|station at Vineland which has | : e , 0. '. The Carleton University pro-jthe Canadian education system | These social workers would "go|said tentatively that Blossom " i™ fessor told the 100 delegates was inadequate for the needs|into the homes and encourage|Sunday may be May 15, but f across the country that/of an industrialized society. the students to stay in school,/blooms are still slow in devel- f , Canadian values "if there are| He suggested a new occupa-|leaving the teacher free toloping because of the unusual R.R. No. 1, OSHAWA AT 5-POINTS 725-4709 80. 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