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or Del an EDGAR PUPILS pose for photo From the left front row Mike Clarkson Carol Wilson Janice HughesJae quellne Hennlng Mary Dan iel Anne Coglllll and Gary Fullrerson Back row Ron nie hfaanumtoo Brian Wy ndham Alan Youngash Wil RESIDENTS IMMUNE Water At CookstoWn Unhealthy Dr Scott The water supply of the pol ice village of Cookstcwn was described as generally un healthy by Dr Scott 0i Simcoe County Health Unit yes terday Cookstown water would prob ably have adverse effects on outsiders the doctor said How ever he said the 601 residents of the village have become practically immune to the pollu tion Cookstown residents obtain theirwater from wells Some of these wells are quite close to septic tanks chairman of the trustees of Cookstown said the village has tried to get better water sup ply for six years now STOCK MARKET Highest TORONTO CPlThe indus trihl index reached peak in lightmorning trading today al though few issues were traded lndustrials rose 75 on the air change index to 59438 highest point since the index cross of 20 representative stocks was first compiledin 1944 Steels foods pipe lines and refining oils all advanced Atlas hitra high in the first category In foods Oshawa Wholesale rosea point Among pipe lines and refining oils Pembina TransCanada and Imperial Oil had fractional wins on index golds fell 13 to 9202 while base metals rose 21 to 19957 and western oils 18 to 9573 The 11 am volume was asap 000 shares compared with 426 30 at the same time Wednes all III base metals International Nickel reached another high up as to 82 Labrador gained If and Falconbrvige li Gunnar and Steep Rock fell few cents Colds were dull Giant Yellow IIrnlrfe slipped ffaction but Me yre orcnpioe was as to 3714 high Steels and utilities led the market to gain of more than three points on the industrial iri dex during moderately light trading Wednesday Ira Wilson Industrials Most municipalities could in stall modem means of water supply in matter of months however Cookstown has been in unique position for some time IN FOUR TOWNSIIIPS The village is located in four townships Essa Gwiliimbury West lnnisfil and Tecumseth As result the decision to in stall healthier water supply fa ciIlties six years ago hasbeen considered by the loWnships at their respective monthly meet ing over the years Monday of this week Essa council signed an agree ment in conjunction with the other three townships to guar antee the 3125042 estimated cost Hit Point Dominion Foundries and Steel had the biggest gain among steels up to 59 to equal its high Utilities were by far the steadv lest group on the industrial lsit Gains went to most of the major gas and power companies in moderate trading Papers also contributed to the general rise On the exchange index indus trial rose 332 to 59363 and base metals 50 to 19936 Golds fell 02 to 5215 and western oils 29 to 9555 The final volume was 1657 000 shares compared with 1063 000 Tuesday The basemetals market he gan the day strongly ahead and reached its highest point on in dex since July 1957 but later backed down in lighter trading Gains among the seniors ac counted for much of the rise Interoatidnal Nickel hit high of 82 earlier but finished at 82 Falconbrldge rose point in the pe ul live range gains of three to 15 cents went to Murray Bouzan and Lorado Gold trading was light with Giant Yellowknife and Hallmrer ahead fractionally whileMcIn tyre Porcupine dropped few cents In poor western oil trading Hudsons Bay and Central Del Rioboth fell while small gains went to Bailey Selburn Great Plains and Pacific Petroleum TODAYS STOCK PRICES Compiledby Flynn Asbestos Abltfhl Algoml Steel Aluminium Alberta Gal Atlas Steel Bkmuuontrui as gs it of N5 TeL zillau nc Power Cdn Bk of com com Breweries CPR Camus Cement Camrchemlcal scan on Can Min Sin Coo Paper Consumer Gas Dis Sens Dam Tar Gt Labs Gat Pow iii XS rand Gunnar CoanIuky Howler Comp Chi con Danllon co Hall nanny Falconbridgs Geco Miner anaqu Nametll Exflulsltn 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desire to become incorporated The Department of Municipal Affairs inslsls on municipal water supplies com ministratinn Cookslown will be granted thestatus of an incorporated municipality Jan 11302 The first stage of the Cooks town water supply system is $10000 well Tests have been made of the available water and the well will be located on the south side of Highway so about 100 feet wut of the rall way tracks near the townline Now that Essa Township has put the final signature to the Ontario Water Resources Com mission agreement work will soon start on the new well Trustee Ira Wilson said to day the Coolrstown residean can feel confident of better water supply and healthier future for their children Aircraft Missing Report Aboard TRENTON CP light plane carrying five personaidlsw appeared Wednesday night on flight from Quebec Cityto Chi bougamau the RCA said here today The plane Cessna 180 equipped with floats was piloted by Roger Leblanc instructor with the Quebec AH Club His four passengers were not iden tified The club began search for the plane but found no trace of it The ECAF has sent an Alba tross search plane to the area Ohibougamau is 170 miles norttmest of Quebec City PRODUCE TORONTO CF Churning cream and butter print prices were reported unchanged here today The egg market was steady with offerings barely adequate for fair demand Country dealers are quoted by the federal department of agri culture on Canada gradeeggs delivered Toronto in fibre cases large 44 medium 41 small and grades no market Butter prices Canada first grade Ontario tenderabla 68 non tenderahle 61 62 in light tr din western 62 nominal NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Westcoast Transmission Co year ended March 31 compared with net loss of $915794 in pre nuivran KILLED Britishbum David Kingscote 32 one of Kenyas best known big game hunters died here Wednesday from injuries re ceived when lion dragged im Tanganyika game reserve the children for their work our Resume Hun gt llani sun and Richard liock pay 12 Edgar Students Receive Diplomas Twelve students from AVM Ripley School received their Grade diploma at special dinner held in their hon or at ECAF Station Edgar The speaker for the evening was Wing Commander Jli Dempster commanding officer at the radar base Ha praised lng the year and urged them to carry on their studies The speaker was thanked by Richard Hockney The dinner was sponsored by the Womens Auxiliary at RCAF Station Edgar Top student this year wos Ronnie MacNaughton who also came second in the Simcoe County scholarship Alan Young ash came second and botii re ceived pen and pencil set Parents of the children and all members of the school board attended the dinner Wrong Way Crash Kills 11 Persons LAS VEGAS Nev APiA speeding piclrup mick Friday night roared down the wrong side of fourlane highway and Maesive Séatdh liails After an unsuccessful search by more than 40 volunteer shin divers yesterday the boat for the body of Joseph Smith of To runln missing since Last Satur day in Kempenfclt Bay ream ed normal proportions today Au OPP launch under the supervision of Corporal Giddcns again took to the wa ter off Shanty Bay with complement of six akin diver volunteers from the Leaxida Skin Diving Club Toronto to which the missing man belong ed Corporal Olddens said hi morning that teams of to div ersatatimecarriedoutalinc search Wednesday under his supervision but that no trace of Srrdth was found SURFACE PRECAUTION Because of the cold water and the depth at which the div ers were working up to so feet in some cases it was neces sary to use an additional four divers near the surface to keep an eye on those far below It was explained that even for experienced divers water of that depth could be extreme ly dangerous There is an ap parent danger at all times of the divers suffering cramps or the bends if they attempt to surface too quickly after deep dives The Tomato man went min ing as he and companion Thom as Pearce also of Toronto were returning to shore following skindiving excursion near the Shanty Bay dock Mr Pearce told police he and Smith had surfaced and by means of hand signals signified their intention of returning to shore He said Sniitb had in dicated to him that ev was all right madam fore they both submerged and presumably headed for share According to Mr Pearce Smith was closer to shore than he was as they began theman oeuvre 0n the way in Pearce surfaced briefly and seeing yellow object which he pre sumed was Smith quite close to shore be head to that direc tion IT WASNT SMITH As he approached shore be realized that the object he had seen was marker buoy and For Body there was no trace whatsoever of his companion Smith was an experienced diver with more than 10 years experience and had achieved lnstructnr status with the Lea aide club In addition to his club mates all of whom have been partici pating in the search since early Monday morning the 01 has been assisted by members of the Aquatecrs skin diving group from Camp Borden Yesterdays search by the more than in livers has been described as perhaps the larg est underwater search ever conducted on the continent Canadian Priests Radio Station Bombed Clash Erupts In La Paz LA PAZ CFAP Several persons were injured in light between Roman Catholic and Communist tin miners that broke out Tuesday night after radio station operated by Ca nadian priests was bombed The battle took place near Sl gla Vefnte tin mine The number of injured was not disclosed Homemade bombs fashioned from sticks of dynamite exv plodednear the parish priests residence and radio statiozI Pin Doca Pius XII which is oper ated by Canadian priests of the oblate Fathers of Mary Imma culate The bombs broke windows and blew lndoors of the buildings radio broadcast brought Ro man Cothollc workers to defend the residence and radio station Believe me Died In Mosletn Riots from ReutersAP ALGIERS Strong security forces guarded dozen trouble spots throughout Algeria today in the wake of bloody clashes Wednesday between troops and Moslems demonstrating against partition of this North African territory At least 06 persons were killed and and wounded in the clashes The death toll was ex pected to top 100 when all vie tims have been reported The French reported six of their men dead and so wounded Most Moslems returned to work today after the midnight expiration of the general strike smashed into station wagon killing 11 persons order from the insurgent Na tional Liberation Front Sacred Strategists Sure Issue Over Coyne Will liid Party Vote By GRAHAM TRUITER Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA CPIVeteran So cial Credit strategists figure the current Ccyne controversy will help their party most in the next federal general election The partys platform is anch ored on revision of the own trys monetary system The Bank of Canada is the imple ment of Canadian monetary pol icy This is pretty deep subject for most voters or has been un til now But the controversy over the Conservative governments bill in Parliament to fire the cen tral banks govemnr James Coyne has brought the bank and its functions into public fo cus as never before Social Creditors see nothing but good from this for their party The more the voter de bates the pros and cons of the Coyne issue and inevitably gets deeper into what monetary pol icy is and what can be done the better theyll be able to un derstand Social Credit theories in this field PIPELINE PARALLEL They hark back to the 1956 pipeline debate when the Con servatives were championing the rights of Parliament and claim ing the Liberal govemmentof theday was running roughshod over them At the time many observers thought the conservatives would have hard time translating this into an effective election campaign argument paigned to the hilt on the su premacy of meat and combined this issue with others to gain power in the 1957 elec tion The Social Credit party has long way to go to duplicate that feat In the next election it will be starting from scratch hav ing had Its Common member ship wiped out for the first time since 1935 by the 195s ConservaA tive election landslide One bogey they must over come is the funny money tag put on tha partyby its critics DEFHTES PLATFORM in his keynote address to the convention Wednesday Premier Manning of Alberta dwelt on He summed up Social Credit monetary theory this way that consumer purchasing power be maintained at level equal to the normal price vlaua of our national production This requires the controlled expansion of the nations money and credit supply in direct ratlo to the progressive increasein the volume of production tech nological progress makes pos sible and for which there is con sumer demand Only thus can the evil effects of both inflation and deflation be avoided and the soundness and value of theCanadian dol lar be preserved Algiers was bustling with ac tivity again Reports said con ditions were normal in other coastal cities and in most of the interior But precautions were taken in fear of further disorders dun ing the funerals of thosa killed OPENED FIRE The slaughter came when French troops opened fire on demonstrators at string of centres in Algeria mainly at Constantine and towns west of Algiers French officials said that for the first time in Algeria uni formed insurgents appeared openly in the streets to egg on the demonstrators to attack troops with stones iron bars knives and other weapons They said the death toll placed another obstacle in the way of workable association between the European and Moslem com munities in an independent Al geria The 24hour strike called to protest President Charles de Gaulles threat to partition Al geria into European and Mos lem enclaves was 90perceot effective and bolstered the exile rebel regimes prestige and bar gaining position with the French There were mass demonstra tions of support in neighboring Tunisia and Morocco French official in Algiers admitted the disorders hardly contribute to chancesof peace frd coexistence between Algerias 9000000 Moslemsl and 1000000 Europeans or to association of an independent Algeria with France PERSIAN ASS HORN CHICAGO lAPA rare Per sian wild asscalled an onager has been born at Chicagos Lincoln Park Zoo zoo Director Marlin Perkins said today Per kins said the onager female is behaved to be the first ever born in the western hemis phere Onagers about the same size as domestic donkey are dying out as breed even in Iran BY TIME The draft Social Credit plat form which goes before the con ventlon today makes abundan tly clear that the praty if elected would seek to imple But the conservatives cam Bloodcfiri Wainnan ca 112 28 CundlgsRdEast Barrla ment this through change in the role of the Bank of Canada PA 63021 Midland netang Elmvale Phonchenith 14130 No TollCharga Welcome Wagon cale hates the arrival ofeadi nawbaby with afrlandly callwith basket of gift and congratulations noonnonunion lie sum to tell Welcome Wagon of the arrival of ovary new baby in your Iii rA 6630 WELCOME WAGON against the communists The station which is run by Rev Jocelyn Grcnier of Vlcioravillc Que broadcast running ac count of the bombing and fight that followed BUILT YEARS AGO In Montreal Rev Herman Morin said the radio station was built three years ago to answer the need of the miners in the area who were serviced only by Communist station The Communists planned similar attack about month ago Father Marinaddcd but we were advised in time and 5000 miners came to defend the station when Father Grenier ap pealed to them The station is located in Bo llvlan mining area about 200 miles south of La Pan and cov ers radius of about 205 miles Father Grcnler has been missionary in Boliviamore than five years and came back to Canada for several months last year COUNCIL MEMBER Msgr asll Kushnlr as vicargeneral of the Winni peg Ukrainian archdiocese was named to the Canada Council for threeyears term in May 1961 Msgr Kushnir hasbeen president of the Uk ranian Canadian Committee since 1940 CP Photo BABY WAS ILL AEILENE Tex APMrs Sharon Jones 23 unconscious since an auto accident last Dec 19 gave birth by caesarian see tion Wednesday to son She was reported in good condition but still unconscious today The infant Weighed six pounds and four ounces Doctors said he was riously ill with respir atory ailment sraz mum THURSDAY JULY CAPSULE NEWS Goya Painting MNDON APlThe treasury has decided agahst making grant of £1WW moon I6 prevent the Goya painting of the Duke of Wellington from going to the United States An American millionakc Charla Wrightsmaa of New York purchased the Goya at auction last month for £140000 Many persons in Britain called on the government to get the portrait for the Natkmal Gallery as it can do under law Wright man then offered the picture to the National Gallery for what it cost him Royal Rurdor LONDON AmSociety folk today viewed Nicholas Eden handsome son of Sir Anthony Eden as the strange coo tender for the hand of Britulns most eligible bachelor girl Prin cess Alexandre Young Edens chances took rise to Mayfairs eyes with the announcement Wednesday that his father the former prime minister had been made an earl That automatically Nicholas Edens only survivng son to the peerage as we count and the heir to his fath ers enrldom Study Proposal OTTAWA CPIProposals for new northern territory will be studied at the regular summer meeting of the Northwest Terri tories Council beginning Mon day at Fort Simpson Six new legislative measures and amendments to eight exist ing ones will be approved Study of third territoryin addition to the Yukon and the Northwest Territories was made last January at the coun cils winter meeting here Boun daries council campus on and date of formation probably around fedswill be the subject of special papers to be are seated at the summer meeting Russia Korea Pact MOSCOW AP Premier Khrushchev today announced new mutual assistance pact with North Korea pledging Soviet military help if the Asian Com munlst state is attacked The Sovlet news agency Tess said Khrushchev announced the agreement at Sovichorth Korean fricndshvi meeting here attended by Marshal Kim Il Sung who has been premier of North Korea since before the Korean War Both premiers the treaty Heavy Casualties MADRAS India AP Offl cials fear deaths from floods and landslides caused by mon soon rafns in southern India may total hundreds when all casualty figures are in Two landslides were reported to have killed 43 persons in Ker ala state last Sunday Thirtysix other deaths have been reported in Kerala since the rains started last week ARCHBISHOP DIES COSNEZA Italy tReutersi Msgr Aniello Calcara 01 arch bishop of Cosenza and chairman of the International Union of Cathode Poets and Writers died here Wednesday lfyour boolcosed dung or iniury for which you were found liable If your boot sunk or was damaged You have his investment In your pleasure boot You could lose your investment and 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