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20 THE PAILY TIMES GAZETTE, Thursday, August 15, 1957 Arvida Strike May Spread _ QUEBEC (CP) -- The indefin- ite suspension of talks aimed at settling a strike at the Aluminum Company of Canada plant at Ar- vida, Que., has opened the pos- sibility the stoppage may spread. The National Metal Trades Federation (CCCL) called 6,500 workers from the Arvida opera- tion May 17. Votes approving strikes were made in two other Alcan plants in the province, but no action was taken pending out- come of the talks organized here by Labor Minister Antonio Bar- refte. The union has 11,500 work- ers in nine Alcan Quebec plants. Gerard Picard, president of the ST TO Ei GIRL GUIDES oe CANADA HO sroniges » J pes tract to cover Alcan's Quebec province workers. The company balked at the demand, but hope for an end to the strike was raised when Mr. Barrette formu- lated a settlement proposal last month. It did not specifically mention a master contract but recom- mended that wage inequalities in the Aluminum plants be elim- inated by 1959 and a three-year collective agreement be signed by the parties. Inability to agree on expiration dates for the contracts at four plants proved a main obstacle. Canadian and Catholic Confedera-| The company wanted contracts tion of Labor and representative for workers oa the Isle at the talks, said before Tues-|Maligne, Beauharnois and Shaw- day's meeting the strike might|inigan Falls plants to end within spread "if the company's at-/three months of the expiration titude makes it necessary." date at Arvida. The union wanted Key issue in the strike is a|the contracts to terminate to- union demand for a master con-'gether India Celebrates 10th and the girls are busy exchang- ing gifts and stories. The musician here is Luningning Music is world-wide lan- | guage, so it is used by 1,500 | BLACKSTOCK MRS. R. C, HILL Correspondent BLACKSTOCK --Several mem- bers of the Orange Order at- tended the Royal Black Precep- tory celebration at Niagara Falls on Saturday. Others went to Genelon Falls for the celebration there, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Collins, Bruce, Pamela and Wanda, have rented their home in the village and have moved to Scugog Is- land. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Butcher, Tillsonburg, spent a few days with the Harold Kytes. David, Floyd and Bob Kyte are visiting their grandparents and other relatives in Tillsonburg, Last week it was reported that Dennis Romeril was with his parents in the U.S.A, Instead he chose to visit Dennis McLaughlin on the farm. Donna McLaughlin is visiting her cousin Shelagh Murphy, Tyrone. Mr. and Mrs, Harold McLaugh- lin and children were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mec- Laughlin, Enniskillen, on Sun- day. Bob remained for some holi- days. The Ed. Harrises, Carl Mec- Laughlins and Mervyn Grahams joined the Don Pargeters, Port Perry, for a picnic supper on the latter's lawn Sunday. Man, visited refalives In the is spending a couple of weeks with friends at Fenelon Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Collins, Terry, Randy, Jimmy.and Law- rence spent last week in a cot- tage at Lakeside, Scugog Island. On the holiday weekend, Mr, and rs. Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davidson, Raglan, took a trip to wheeling, West Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hooey are visiting Mrs. Ida Coulter, Toron- to. 'Mr. and Mrs. Austin Beacock spent the weekend in Toronto with the Jno. Mew"s., Jane returned home with them for some holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor, Mr. and Mrs, A, L. Bailey, -Mr, and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin and Lawrence, Mrs, Jas. Forder, Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Murray and girls spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Anson Taylor at their cot- tage on Rice Lake. Ardis- and Robt. Demsey of Stratford visited at Dr. Me- Arthur's, Ardis McArthur went home with them and remained until Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. McArthur and Miss Jessie spent Monday in North Bay. For their holidays last week, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wolfe, Brian and John, attended the Canadian Keswick Conference at Fern. dale, Muskoka, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Marlow and Mrs. N, Marlow were Sun- RAGLAN MRS. L. MAHAFFY Correspondent Mr, and Mrs. N.| dinner guests of Birkett and Ivan, . | Brigh RAGLAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. | with Steele were Sunday supper guests of Mrs. Neva Lyle at Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. George Luke, Mrs, Harold Luke and family at- tended the Maye family picnic on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs, Stan Manns and bos spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur French and family at Oshawa. Mr, and Mrs, Russell Coates of Shirley were Sunday visitors with Ms, and Mrs, Len Slute and fam- ly. ..Mr. and Mrs. Don Haines and family of Oshawa were Sunday ests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell avidson. Mr. and Mrs. R. Manns and family of Port Perry were Friday on both the Canadian and Amer- ican sides. 2 Mr, and Mrs, Roger Dorrell, Martin, Valerle and Brenda spent a couple of days last week in Niagara and district. Mr. and Mrs. John Ballingal enjoyed a two-day trip to Corn- wall, Ottawa and the Seaway. Mrs. Roy McLaughlin spent the holiday weekend in New York. Allan Bailey and two boys from Port Perry, Peter Law- rence and Dave M ko, com- peted in the amateur musical contest at Peterborough Fair Christine, and James Nash Sr. of Sunda; Mrs. companied Mr, Manns and Beverley of Scugog on a motor trip to Flint, Michigan. Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Beverley of Peterboro, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Luke were Sunday guests Luke Kathy's birthday. Douglas 1 spent last week holidaying at Wasaga Beach with their uncle ad aunt, Ee ontgomery ax. Mr: General Hospital. family of Oshawa were Sunday supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Davidson and family. of Whitby were Monday evening | visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Roy Brown, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd David and family visited Saturday Ring with Mr. and Mrs. Gordd eeman in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. James Nash and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Oshawa were fos te of Mr. an George Solomon spent wa Mr. and Mrs. Walter Manns ac- Jays vi aud Met ul Mr, and Mis. Stab | Manns boys were n y goosts of Mr. and Mrs, French and i] at Oshawa Mr, and BS Dav dso spent Friday evel ! a Mis Pete Colling and bo; at enson's Point. Misses Jean a Lines Bell © er t Sa and "Mrs. L. Mahaf! Mr. and Mrs, Reader, Mr. and Alf) Dowson and of Mr. and Mrs. Harold |LOrt and family, celebrating | pir EAT RAT POISON BARRIE, nt. 4CP)--Two eh i dren from ton were ted by a doctor and rushed 30 mil to the Sick Children's Hospital Toronto Tuesday after eal rat poison. Paul Catania, 4, and h sister Matte, z. mad their Step achs pum were of danger. The children ate the poison at the cottage of their parents--Mr. and Mrs. Catania of Beeton. EPIDEMIC CONTINUES JOHANNESBURG (Reuters)-- Terry and s Bryant and Mrs. Gordon s. E. Manns is in Oshawa Mr. and Mrs. Don Haines and Jim Vale and Miss Gillah Vale Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elborn of Toronto visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Brawn and Clare. Mr. and Mrs. N. Birkett and Ivan spent Friday evening with Roberta, Toronto, M1, and Me Mr and Mrs. Richard Manns and | Arthur Ruston and Jimmy, Port|family at Port Perry. 3 end Crodi, spent he weekend. wih "Ne and Mes. ond Evans and 1° ates tl shoe Mrs. R. Ford. Mrs. Ruston and|family spent the weekend with [i & Fo i ] Jimmy Temained for a week. IMr. and Mrs. M. Conroy at|i 0% : Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stinson.|Pperth, | Lotus, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr and Mrs. Ralph Lee and| CHUTE JUMP ATA } Green, Bethany, were Sundayfamily of Kinsale were Sunday| ASIAGO, Italy (Reuters)--Par- Mr. and Mrs. Caluco Mingotti was low, accompanied by |killed Monday during an air Wallace Mar- evening visitors of the ed| visitors with Mr, and Mrs. R. | achutist Mr. and|Dayes. Madalene Wren of Osh-| Davidson. } 4 : Thos. Bowman at the Wilfred|Mrs. Rud Heaslip, Toronto, had|awa spent the weekend and Lor-| Mr. and Mrs. Stagg of Toronto | demonstration when he land 3 on { Bowman's, Enfield. |a most enjoyable ten-day trip | raine Dayes returned with her tojand Mr. and Mrs. Walters and | his head after a normal parachute ' Miss Rhea Forder, Pipestone,'around the St. Lawrence Seaway, Oshawa for a few days. Ifamily of Woodbridge were Sun-' jump. : ott A L E'S | OF-FASHION STYLES RELIAB NEW HEIGHT- (Thins! FURNITURE SALE oavings From 10% to 30% During Our Annual Mid-Summer Furniture Clearance! | 1 HOSTESS CHAIRS FROM 10.95 More than 75,000 cases of Aslatie influenza have been reported in Durban, where the epidemic has shown no signs of abating. The death Sunday of an African baby | Girl Guides as they camp at | Doe Lake, near Huntsville, Ont., to celebrate the 100th an- | niversary of the birth of found- | er Lord Baden-Powell. Flags of 40 nations fly over the camp | Donna Marie Avery, Tilbury, |is visiting her grandmother, Mrs, J. A. Johnston. Miss Pat Hoskin spent last |week at Lakeview with Mrs. |Jack Webb. Mrs. W. Cooke, Oshawa, is vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer and family, Whitby, spent a couple of days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer. Wednesday they visited Mrs. Balmonte from the Philippines, and her audience is, left to right, Heather Caldwell, Winni- peg; Diane Hook, Toronto, and Janice Simonton, Connecticut. day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tinney at their cot- tage, rigeon Lake, * Sharon and John Larmer are holidaying with their grandpar- ents at a cottage at William's Point, Miss Margaret Epps and Miss Mable Vancamp, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mrs. W. W.| Vancamp. Friday and Saturday nights and won first prize and received $25. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ford and Year Of Independence By CHARLES LANE NEW DELHI (AP) -- Ancient India marks her 10th birthday as an independent naticn Thursday. The occasion will also mark the 10th anniversary of India's first and only prime minister--Jawa- harlal Nehru. And there's no in- dication he is thinking of step- ping down As Nehru journeys to Kerala to make the traditional independ- ence day speech, many of his listeners may muse over the pop- ular question both here and abroad: After Nehru, who? The question arises because Nehru towers so high above all around him. No one is so idolized by India's millions. No one's word carries so much weight. No one in the government makes so many decisions MANY FACTORS INVOLVED Many political observers be- lieve that when Nehru finally Canada May Withdraw From Boxing Committee LONDON (Reuters) -- Harry Shepherd, manager of Canadian light-heavyweight boxer Gordon allace, said today Canada may withdraw from the British Com- monwealth and Empire Boxing Championship Committee. Shepherd said the action was contemplated because the pres- ident of the Canadian boxing board of control was 'so upset" at the committees decision to de- prive Wallace of the Empire title. "1 a guarantee from the Canadian boxin + board that only the Canadian national title would be at stake when Wallace met | Yvon Durelle and lost in two rounds at Moncton, N.B., May 0," imed Less does go, the government will swing glightly to the right. The swing probably will not go too far, however. India's short- age of capitai, the nature of some of the projects which must be undertaken in the underdevel- oped country and countless other factors will probably call for a Socialist - type government for years to come. But even today. Nehru is to the left of most of his own cabinet members. After his departure, the influence of these conserva- tive elements probably will be felt more strongly. The man most often mentioned as Nehru's successor is Morarji Desai, 61-year-old minister of commerce and industry. Desai played a prominent role in the| Congress party's campaign for Indian independence. In recent years he has shown himself a good administrator as chief min- ister of Bombay state. f Empire championship committee dethroned Wallace and named Durelle new empire champion. Shepherd will be joined by Wal- lace in London next Saturday and they will both fly to Johannes- burg Monday to prepare for Wal- lace's fight against Mike Holt of South Africa Aug, 31. "Rae fig in South Africa will STORK VISITS SISTERS as far as I am concerned, be for TR rv - the Empire title," Shepherd said. | BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)--There| DETR "I maintain that Gordon is still | Were girls--two born on the same Neff, 43 champion and I am consulting [daY- -in the Babcock family to-| Elsie, 53, was often tempera- lawyers here about possible legal |day for the first time in four gen- mental in their 12 years of mar- action against the Empire Cham- erations. The girls were born Sat-/ riage. He got a divorce Tuesday pionship Committee." urday to Mrs. Ralph B. Babcock after telling the court Mrs. Neff -- --------ee---- land Mrs. Paul F. Babcock. The threw his supper into an alley be- Radio .- carbon tests on lotus mothers shared the same doctor cause he listened to the last in- seeds recently showed them to be |and the same room. Each gave ning of a baseball game on the| between 830 and 1,250 years old. birth to her first child. radio before eating. in the cooking, done over open camp fires. Over a ton of char- coal is used each day to cook the Guides' food. Canadian Guides are the host- | esses at the camp and, as such, | Janet Hamilton, Weyburn, Sask., takes a personal interest THROW AWAY SUPPER DETROIT (AP) Raymond testified that his wife, s | Clearance of LIVINGROOM SUITES 2-Pce. Chesterfield Suite -- Red and black met- allic covered decks, airfoam cushions. Reg. 249.00. Save 60.00. 189 00 L AUGUST SALE ...........5.... Clearance of BEDROOM SUITES 3-Pce. Bedroom Suite -- Double dresser, chiff., bookcase bed. Your choice of Seamist or New Mocha. Reg. 179.50. Save. 40.00. 139 50 . LJ AUGUST SALE Tesesns MIKE WILLIS invifes Everyone fo ~ * Open House K FRI. and SAT., AUG. 16 and 17 Open Until 10:00 P.M. Nightly To SEE and TEST The Amazing Style, Power and Economy of the New 1957 MODELS of AUSTIN CARS a ! an a month later, the SIMMON'S MATTRESS 405 Coils. White Felt. 49.50 2-Pce. Chesterfield Suite -- Brown frieze, cov- ered, decks, airfoam cushions. Reg, 289.00. Save 50.00. 239.00 AUGUST SALE ...ccvevvcncanes 3-Pce. Bedroom Suite -- Double dresser, chiff. and bed. Natural oak finish. Reg. 239.00. Save 60.00. AUGUST SALE FACE aE 169.00 3-Pce. Bedroom Suite -- Triple dresser, bar bed and chiff, with useful cedar lined drawer. Chin- chilla_ finish, Reg. 289.50. Save 60.00. AUGUST SALE ..... 229.50 3-Pce, Knechtel Bedroom Set -- Double dresser, chest and bed. Beautiful twilight grey mahogany. Reg. 269.00. Save 50.00. AUGUST SALE ..... ah 219.00 3-Pce. 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