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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 3, 1966 Durham MP Honor Guesi OTTAWA -- Durham MP Russell C. Honey, chairman of the Government Caucus, was guest of honor of the Jamaican Canadian Association in To- ronto. The dinner marked the fourth anniversary of Jamaican Inde- pendence. Mr. Honey represented Prime Minister Pearson who was un- able to attend. He conveyed the greetings of the prime minister and the Canadian government and referred briefly to recent Political events in Jamaica which enabled the former Crown Colony to gain internal self government in 1959 and full independence in 1962, when it withdrew from the West Indies Federation. Underlining the importance of growing trade between Can- ada and the Caribbean area, Mr. Honey referred to the re- cently completed Common- wealth-Caribban-Canada Confer- ence held in Ottawa earlier this month. He noted that under the Commonwealth - Caribbean as- sistance program adopted at the Conference Canada will pro- vide financial assistance for the development of the Jamaican fishing industry, projects for rural water storage and dis-| tribution and a program to in- crease the level of skills on the Island by contributions toward the purchase of technical school equipment. Referring to the production of his own riding of Durham, Mr. Honey said he was hope- ful that the recent trade talks would see an increasing use of Canadian Flue-cured tobacco in Jamaica and other areas of the West Indies Soap Box Derby s Has 16 Entries BOWMANVILLE -- Close to 16 cars have been entered for the first annual Recreation Department Playground Soap Box Derby to be held Aug. 4 on the Simpson Ave | Following the derby th entation of awards will | made by Deputy Reeve Fice,| Reeve §. Little, Councillor A. Oke and J. Coyle, Sr., vice chairman of the recreation committee. | Other special events, spon-/| sored by the recreation depart- ment, are the playground track meet to be held Aug. 11 at the Boys' Training School; the an- nual swim display Aug. 12 at the Cream of Barley Pool and the Penny Fair, Aug. 16 The track meet will include boys and girls, five years and up. Events will include 50-yard dash, 100-yard dash, 220-yard dash, broad jump, high jump and other events. The Penny Fair will be pre- ceded by a parade starting from the Lions Centre at 6,30 p.m. Those taking part in the swim display will demonstrate the fundamentals taught. at the classes in recent. weeks. Rhodesia Seen Firm LONDON .(AP)--Roy Welen-| sky said Tuesday economic sanctions are hurting white-| ruled Rhodesia "but there are no signs that Rhodesia is going! to surrender." Welensky, a former boxer, | who was prime minister of the since-dissolved Central African Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, came here to attend Saturday's title fight between heavyweight champion Cassius | Clay and British challenger| Brian London and to visit old | friends He told airport reporters: "Let's get one fact Rhodesians are Britisher British did not weaken under} the hammer of Hitler and the| Rhodesians are not likely to| weaken under another sort of| hammer. It is true that we are being damaged but this damage will not frighten Rhodesia into} concessions that the public} won't accept." Welensky said he 'opposed the unilateral declaration of inde-} pendence proclaimed last No- vember by the Rhodesian gov- ernment of Prime Minister Ian Smith in a dispute with Britain over giving the Negro majority political power but he ee) "I am a Rhodesian and my loyalties are to my country.""| Detachment | Bolstered LONDON, Ont. 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