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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, April 1, 1967 ed Ric Oe : j 2 | | 3 | | HUMPHREY'S MEET PONTIFF U.S. Vice-President Tours Europe A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE | 'Let Hour Ring For Peace, Says Pope Receiving Gift : the Alberta legislature |Monday to file with the Speaker | VATICAN CITY (AP)--Pope|was in Toronto Friday to pro-| Paul held a 30-minute private|mote his book The Murderers Assault Charge audience with Hubert _Hum-|Among Us KINGSTON (CP) -- Gordon hrey and talked of peace in He told a press conference Patterson, a Kingston police-| ietnam with the U.S. vice-pres- that the war criminals in Can-|nan was charged with assault ident. ada are from eastern Europe.|puian. ' ses During the audience the vice-'He declined to name them, but | riday on a complaint from a man he arrested March 25. Robert William Oliver of Kingston is charged with as-| jsault and obstructing a police! lofficer following an incident in Worst Storm la local hotel, can secretary of state, for 20) ADEN (AP)--The worst storm| Oliver alleges that the officer minutes. in living memory flooded Aden|dragged him down a stairway} Several hundred persons,|today, bringing a temporary halt|and struck him with his flash-| mostly tourists, milled around|to terrorist activity. light. St. Peter's Square, but there) The British port at the en-|to appear in magistrate's court| were no demonstrations as|trance to the Red Sea normally Tuesday. Humphrey's four - car, police-jis lucky to get one inch of rain guarded motorcade passedliannually. Today, the streets More Debate TORONTO (CP) -- Religious president gave the Pope a desk said their crimes had been clock and the pontiff said: "Let|committed in Poland and the us hope that this will ring the'Baltic countries hour of peace." Then Humphrey met with} Amlet Cardinal Cicognani, Vati-| through the entrance way next!were flooded to a depth of three to St. Peter's Basilica. feet and hundreds of shops and Friday night Humphrey's visit}homes* were inundated. Hun- touched off one of the giggest anti:Vietnam war protests. in |be encouraged in public schools, jthe Ontario committee on relig- Compensation jious education was told Friday. | Rome in years. } A brief from the ad hoc com- Riel Veteran REGINA (CP) -- Legislation|mittee of clergy, headed by} VICTORIA (CP)--Edgar Cros- |Providing for compensation for|Rev. Donald Gillies of Bloor sley, a 103-year-old veteran of {Victims of crimes of violence|Street United Church, said the the Riel Rebellion, died Friday, |Wasgiven third and final read-|present system of religious in- tin and cardboard homes. i | Readers have asked that cop- , |les be sent to South Africa, Ger-|sonally by a Times' advertising| stationary through southern On- ; y by ; | Netherlands, Indonesia and Sing- |ceiving a stinging rebuke from|tions of impropriety against the|London .... Both men are scheduled | tation of other. . dreds of Arab families fled their |COmtoversy an? debate should Jury Returns Times' Centennial Edition WEATHER FORECAST To Be World Traveller | Few Showers, | Reports on activities in On-|sible publication and has nvit But Mainly Mild itario and Durham Counties to-;ed all non - profit clubs and |day and during the 100 years/associations to prepare 300 to} TORONTO Ofticial|Muskoka ...ssesese 35 a (CP) -- |since confederation will be read| 400 word 'articles on the his- Forecast issued at 5:30 a.m.: |North Bay . 40 | jby persons all over the world tory of their organization, em-| §ynopsis: Southern Ont ario|Sudbury . 40 lthis year. phasizing where possible, aN Y| wil) have another mild day to- Earlton .... 30 Copies of the The Oshawa centennial aspect. day with afternoon tempera-|Kapuskasing . 25 Times' "Ontario and Durham| 7, B, Leith, advertising di-|tyres generally in the 60s. An ca Counties Centennial Souvineer rector of The Times, suggests!extensive area of showers and Edition" will be mailed to/|that in addition to mailing cop-|scattered thundershowers cov- |friends and relatives of res-jies of the special edition to!ering Michigan and central On- idents in the two countries tO/friends outside the two count-|tario is expected to weaken as it jcountries throughout the world. |ries, parents might be interest-|spreads southward across the The special edition will beled in saving extra copies fot|lower Great Lakes. Colder air published June 20 and already |their children for historical and/ will drop temperatures through- readers are taking advantage educational purposes. out northern regions today and of a Times' offer to send three) 44, Teith says businessmen|Sunday and scattered snowflur- DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 12:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 909 SIMCOE ST. NORTH + EASTVIEW PHARMACY 573 KING STREET BAST MEDICAL PHARMACY 300 KING ST. WEST North Simcoe Pharmacy Lid. PHONE 723-3418 PHONE 725-3594 PHONE 728.6277 [copies of the edition to any) wig may wish to participate in|ries are forecast. jplace in the world for 25 cents. | the edition are being sent a| With the boundary between letter and will be contacted per-|the warm and cold air becoming Zealand, Ireland, Japan, Ger- tario tonight and Sunday tem- many, England, United States, a 8 y peratures will remain well apore, among other places. |Leith, would like to give all ealtiy olay ips onl The special souvenier edition|business, civic groups and fra- cAattahad" TMGEHAH WATE Will will depict, through photographs ternal organizations the oppor-/7ontinue to be a threat firouphe and stories, the many changes |tunity to be represented in this cut the weekend which have taken place in the|once - in - a - lifetime publica- stg a counties of Ontario and Durham tion. To insure representation, Lake St. Clair, Lake | ure, during the past 100 years. (Mr. Leith said the advertising Lake Huron, Niagara, Lake On- The Times' editorial depart-|department would welcome calls |tatio, Windsor, London, Hamil- ment has invited readers to sub-|from Ontario and Durham Coun-|ton, Toronto: Mostly cloudy and ; ' -Ity businessmen. continuing mild today and Sun- mit old photographs for pos-ity businessmen day A few. atatiered shawars PRESTIGE Stinging Rebuke Delivered ::"srzurav" RESIDENCE Georgian Bay, Haliburton, | North Bay, Sudbury, Killaloe: |Cloudy with showers and turn- 0 em. er n ta. ling cooler today. Clearing and lcolder tonight and Sunday. Winds light. Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, high Sunday stalked from the house Friday|of the assembly specific charges | Windsor .. to consider his future after re-|and evidence concerning allega-|St. Thomas salesman. The department, says Mr. OSHAWA'S MOST EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT ADDRESS | A very few suites ere now evoiloble EDMONTON (CP)--Pale and tables were turned on Mr. Tur- | tense, the only: NDP member|cott, who now has until 2 p.m. | for. rental: CONTACT MR. NORMAN OSTER AT/ oh Re 723-1712 or 728-2911 1 | } the Social Credit government|municipal affairs minister, A, J.|Kitchener ....... .. 50 60 FOR AN APPOINTMENT and the other four members of|Hooke, and the former provin-|Mount Forest ...... 40 55 the opposition. cial treasurer, E. W. Hinman. Beda preg steeeneees . = | Since Garth Turcott last) Mr. Turcott last month ques-|Q&MUION ++++seeees | month questioned the propriety |tioned the propriety of Pome (St Catharines ..... 50 65 G@ORGIAN of actions by two government |land dealings by Mr. Hooke and|Loronto .-.... seeee 50 60 | mansions | 5 . 48 . PARK ROAD NORTH members, the case has lurked|suggested Mr. Hinman may|beterborough . restlessly beneath the surface|have used his cabinet post to | Kingston eee of day-to-day proceedings. further his own ends. Mr. Tur-|lrenton .. Wednesday, it boiled to the|cott tabled documents relating | Killaloe Bs SERVICE STATIONS OPEN THIS SUNDAY 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. OSHAWA ESSO SERVICE KING ST. W. AT PARK RD, -- 728-1601 PRESTON'S SUNOCO SERVICE 925 SIMCOE STREET NORTH CRANFIELD'S B.A, SERVICE 331 PARK ROAD SOUTH FLOYD PRICE SUNOCO STATION 531 RITSON ROAD SOUTH GANGEMI SERVICE STATION 809 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH SIMCOE ESSO SERVICE STATION 89 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH -- 723-6951 tion passed Friday --which| Mr. Turcott asked for an ex- "deplores the impropriety of|tension of the time limit to 2 (Mr, Turcott) in casting reflec-|pm, Tuesday -but this was de-| tion on the character and repu-| nied. | t ; - members| He said that despite the re- without presenting specific)/buke, he had no intention of re-| charges supported by evi-lsigning the seat he won in a dence. | 1966 byelection and that he is Thus, by a vote of 54 to 1, the|considering his position. | surface when Premier E. C.lto the allegations and asked rid -- | ' Manning tabled notice of a mo-|a judicial inquiry. br yt te te or TUXEDO RENTALS We carry @ complete line of: Syd SILVER'S formal wear and ies for all ions, Free Booklet on formal weer end wedding /pro- cedures, Pick up your copy today. | | "& NAME FOR FINE CLOTHES" FOUR SEASON'S TRAVEL on their SUNTOURS TOUR to Open Verdict HAMILTON (CP) -- A cor- oner's jury ruled Friday that Agnes Martha Skrypka, 26, was "ue shot to death Feb. 22 by per- 2345 Simcoe South 723-7974 three days after he received a\ing in the legislature Friday.|struction should be abolished federal government centenarian |Government members have said|because it can turn a child] scroll. they consider it the first legis-|against religion for the rest of He was born in Centreville, lation of its type passed in| his life. Ont., moved to Brandon, Man., | North pone. , '| 1 ) in 1882, then to Oxbow, Sask., ased on legislation in effect and finally to Victoria in 1947, Jin New Zealand, the act sets up| Consu ar Pact | WASHINGTON (AP)_ --Pres-| from persons in-lident Johnson signed Friday a | Mr. Crossley served with goy-/&a board which would consider | ernment forces that opposed the |applications Rebellion |jured during crimes of violence|consular treaty with the Soviet | jor their dependents if the vic-/ Union, : rebels in the Riel He is survived by his wife,|tim is killed. The agreement will not take when he was 22. Mary, 91, three sons, three| Attorney-General D, V. Heald, 0 tet Py - daughters,'15 grandchildren and|who introduced the 'bill, saidthe soviet Union, an action thal| eight great grandchildren. |Britain and New Zealand cur- may be some months away. Va | eer. are. the ay two coun-| he treaty sets forth techni- War Criminals |inns n the world with similar) og) procedures to be followed A scien Seen pais vari -diplomatic deal- TORONTO (AP)-- Fifteen| fot stg Bin Nazi war criminals are living : ee perwern Sebo neste ou in Canada, about half of them) LACK Of Housing | 4s an instance, a U.S. official in the Toronto area, says isi C b I d ee Le] under re "Rich. e right of access within four = found Adolf Eich urds in ustry jdays to any U.S. citizen ar- Simon Wiesenthal who since, TORONTO (CP)--A Montreal |rested in the Soviet Union. Also, the end of the Second World|"oUsing construction official|consular officers of the two War has made the tracing of |S8id Friday that industrial de-|countries would be accorded Nazi war criminals his career,|velopment in many Ontario|diplomatic immunity. similar to phe ak aa ata _--__--'|communities is being strangled|that of embassy personnel. Fi ly a housing shortage. | se | Kenneth Cross, vice-president ive-Day Halt .."37"" | planning and development | Y for Alcan Design Homes Ltd.,| HEAT WITH OIL | \blamed lack of co-operation be- ' For Chrysler tween various levels of govern- DIXON Ss a sp. /ment in the province for con- penal Be oak Roane tren to the housing short- OIL on 7 lage will shut down its passenger |-- car assembly plant for five | 313 ALBERT ST. working days, starting April 17. W a About 5,000 workers will be LE Is 24-HOUR. SERVICE affected OPTICAL 723-4663 The plant has been producing Established for over 30 years 3,750 Dodge and Plymouth cars 10% King Street West SERVING OSHAWA OVER 728-0444 50 SEARS | a week for the North American | market. The company said the shut-|™ re coma {the dead woman with physical} year ago. EXPO '67 sons unknown. The jury of three men and three women deliberated about Open Fri. 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Oct, 10, Tues, 3 EES SCO wage be 08 We ~~ be Pe ne ee a wee knw awe htu wun eo ww x os Included is oll tronsportation, both to and from i Montreal as well as shuttling from Canadiana Village to Expo; accommodation based on two per ogg Poi 'an Expo tick- et per day. t of the two day | two double be. 8, a trip Is 28.00, Cost of three doy} bath, one Pigg dba nt stil Advance Sole Price $ PER 24 NIGHT Canadien Village enews trip le 46.80, Cost of four day | pied by 2, 3, or 4 parsons. On Aor trip is 65.00, 1, thi price edvences to $25, ee FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL 576-3131 57 King St. E., Oshawe | IN BOWMANVILLE JURY & LOVELL TRAVEL AGENCY 623-3182 18 King St. E. = REE RP OMIIC | 2 ---- , Abo mana found tario yeste! panie Oshav Founc Fi O PETE The Cz Tattoo, contribu tennial run he The 4 tre was Te Camer 26, in ¢ court Fi support children, of court Crown was ex his case fered to Pacey that bef Affleck, ed Pace ment. 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