ryo ii 'iil to have packed up ngs to leave if the ies to rise. Several | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, December 23, 1967 7 Toronto Author Refuses (----""""~ Order Of Canada Medal Families crit Seri TORONTO (CP) -- Author| "All my life in sige sa Evacuated heaviest single-day rains in Morley Callaghan of Toronto} stood for an adult view of litera-| {Chatham history, with more | nas turned down a medal of))... | CHATHAM, Ont. CP) -- Fam- than 2.3 inches record in a 13] ervice of the Order of Canada)", " aa Per ; mee hour period at Chatham water-| Regine he says it would make I don't give a damn one way ilies were evacuated by boat orks. sant him and other Canadian writers|9F another about this award. from south Chatham homes Fti- appear second-rate. |And I' m willing to, applaud|day after a flash flood from oe pipes ' SUBURBS GROW é Mr. Callaghan said he consid.) every yerny -- or award! rain-swollen Indian Creek sur- In the United aioe taka éred a medal "A rank of second a ne e se gets. | rounded their houses. 1960 and 1966, the population A ¢lass" in comparison with the But this is setting up a peck- Chatham fire-lieut. William growth of the suburbs were rel- ; order's other decoration--Com-| ing order in writing." Willder said more than 15 per- atively seven times greater than panion of the Order. Claude Bissell, president of sons, including a six-month-old that of the central cities. | Sewers were gushing like fountains in the centres of many | residential streets in that area. andoned on waters ts and backed-up complicated the He & & _ The companions named in the the University of Toronto, last baby, were removed from -- a first honors list in July included) year described Mr. Callaghan|homes by the department's res- y Montreal poet F. R. Scott, Win-|as Canada's greatest novelist. | cue boats. | nipeg novelist Gabrielle Roy] 4, hs ; ol « . a : | and Montreal novelist Hugh Edmund Wilson, American lit-| Six or seven families refused I jerary critic, has called him|to Jeave their Christmas-deco- ne ae a Canadians receiy-| th. most unjustly neglected/rated homes when the boat 'ng the 16bA bonore Will. he re. novelist in the English-speaking pulled up to their front door. ct Bairday in Ottawa [Mone The flood forced closing of Fourteen persons will be named| , He said more and more Cana-,Many south Chatham streets. _ Companions of the Order; 43|dians had appetites for honors will get medals of service. |and titles and that the govern- "If writers are being given or-| ment was doing its best to feed ders of the first class then I ob-| them. ject to being one of the second! At 63, Mr. Callaghan is the class,"' Mr. Callaghan said in an| author of two plays, 16 books interview. jand more than 100 short stories. Revised Criminal Code Includes Passport Forgery OTTAWA (CP) -- Canada will|two-year sentence for anyone tighten up security by making Who makes a false or mislead- ing written statement in order ry ence with |"* ica PaReDONY ee nory en off a h to obtain a passport. This is re- in the revised Criminal Code. vised to include both written Among amendments intro- and ora] statements, For the finest in Custom Upholster duced in the Common Thurs- day is a clause providing a maximum 14-year prison term for forgery of a passport or use of a forged passport. The clause also makes posses- sion of a forged passport with- The new provisions apply whether the forgery, statement, use or possession take place in or out of the country. 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