BETTER ROADS NEED BETTER DRIVING 4 station, one of the oldest and at | has completed negotiations with hl i a weer M. Laure ArTIVed hare Ba urday for a week or 10-day vaca- tion in nearby Fort Lauderdale, Fla. His place touched down after being delayed by a refueling stop in New York and strong head- winds. REFUGEES LEAVE BREMERHAVEN Germany (AP)--A group of 461 Tefugoes from Hungary left this West Ger- man port for Canada Sunday aboard the 9,000-ton liner Arosa Sar his is due ii Montreal ec. 13. NEWS BRIEFS TO BECOME STORE NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, (CP)-- |The Queen Victoria Park railway lone time one of the busiest rail- road terminals in Ontario, will be- come a souvenir store and res- taurant, Oscar McLeod, local con- tractor, announced Sunday. He the New York Central Railroad {for the purchase of the station. OPENS NEW HOSPITAL THE DAILY TIMWS-OAKETTE, Teestay, December 4 1988 94 GENERAL DIES least as as those in Africa WASHINGTON (AP) -- Lt.-Gen.|and Brazil." The diamond fields Lewis A. Pick, 66, former chief of Were along the upper reaches of army engineers and builder of the [the Vilyuy River, a tributary ef Ledo truck road from India to(the Lena. . China in the Second World War, HUNT BY HELICOPTER . died Sunday at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He retired in 1953 after| NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) -- Brit- ish forces now are using heli serving 36 years in the U.S. Corps copters to track down Greek of Army Engineers. CLAIM GEMS FOUND riot rebels in the mountains LONDON (AP)--Moscow Radio Cyprus. An official army day the d of |nouncement said they are 088. LS e dio diamond deposits in Siberia "at ing a great succ WINNIPEG (CP) -- Lieutenant. Governor J. S. McDiarmid of Man- itoba officially opened the new Winnipeg Children's Hospital Sun- day. The $3,000 000, six-level hos- pital is the only one of its kind | between Toronto and Vancouver. The cross-shaped, brick building |contains 245 beds and cribs. NONAGENARIAN DIES OTTAWA (CP) -- George Well ington Willoughby, 97-year-old na-} tive of Athens, Ont, died at his home here Saturday, He was a former warden of Lanark County and mayor, reeve, deputy reeve, fire chief and councillor of the dis. trict town of Almonte, Ont., be- fore coming to Ottawa to live about 50 years ago. | PRESENT AWARDS | TORONTO (CP)--Safety awards were presented Saturday to boys and girls from Ontario coun- ties and to six pulice officers. One other police award was made post- | humously. Each of the children re- GRAND FOR BABY'S CLOTHES, DIAPERS! For safe driving on super- happen fast at high speeds. And | stop for rests, advise Doctors highways, stay alert -- things don't be hypnotized by long, | Brady and Stack, New York straight stretches. Vary speed, | University safety experts. GOOD EYES ARE NOT ENOUGH |" .v werwonx sranss | Twenty-twenty vision is a| great help to a driver but it | | will not necessarily save his | lifé. Any driver can see the | ceived a safety certificate and a crest at a presentation ceremony before Attorney-General Roberts and Highways Minister Allan of «| Ontario. | number on the license plate of | HALIFAX (CP)--The Canadian the truck in front of him. The |Broadcasting Corporation's Mari- perceptive driver also sees the time regional television network traffic light ahead and knows |DeSan operation Sunday, linking that this is no place to pass. |TV stations in Halifax, Sydney, Saint John, N.B., and Moncton, SOFT AS NEW! US. Air Force Plans Building tomic-Powered 3y ELTON C. FAY WASHINGTON (AP) The United States Air Force, ap- parently confident of success in building an atom-powered bomber, has staried organizing a complete weapons system for the operation of such aircraft. The same deep secrecy which has surrounded the nuclear pro-| pulsion project for devising an! atomic airplane engine also cloaks Vv weapons program ymic-powered bombers will operational requirements nd make possible strategy entir- different from those for pre- aireraft weapons systems. ble information indicates force already has let con- for development of some of the equipment needer 5 The Atomic Energy Commission recently completed a big nuclear 52 FORCED OUT WINNIPEG (CP)--A fire in a three-storey business and apart- ment block at Selkirk Ave. and Main St. in north end Winnipeg Sunday caused damage estimated by insurance adjusters at $25,000. Fifty occupants of the 26-suite building were evacuated. Bombing Plane that "we have the development of such a plane in the research and development' stage, but that it is several years away from realiza- MAN FOUND SLAIN tion. . | VANCOUVER (CP)--The body His reply was to a question of an elderly Chinese grocer, Low whether the air force is working Chew, about 60, was found Sunday | on a plane which could make a in a pool of blood at the back 2 flight to Russia and return with- his Kitsilano district store. Police out aerial refuelling. | A nuclear-powered aircraft could stay in the air far beyond the en- drance of any one crew. The long- est routine training periods for heav y bomber crews now are about 48 hours ' An atommic-engined plane might: be able to fly for weeks said he appeared to have heen beaten to deatn during a holdup of his store. NOT A SOAP, DETERGENT, OR A WATER SOFTENER) | BOOSTS LOAN RATE | WASHINGTON (AP)--The gov- ernment Sunday boosted the in-} terest rate on home loans from 4'2 to 5 per cent in a move de- signed to prime the dwindling flow of mortgage funds available | re {io prospective home buyers in the The ar| United States, VITAL AREA heavily-industrialized S F234 TOWELS FLUFF UP NEW COMFORT FOR STARCHED CLOTHES! NEW LAUNDRY RINSE Makes wash- hardened fabrics soft and flufly again WOOLENS RINSE LUXURY SOFT! NEW | ~~ ee LAUNDRY RINSE IRONING'S EASIER! ECONOMICAL! EASY TO USE! IN YOUR NEXT WASH. 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