1HE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, February 1, 1960 15 HOW FAST CAN WE 2-50 \ - W ; GET SWEET OLD pores) ng ;N ADVERTISING 1 2 HAT SOME T.V. SHOW ; NCE - BLOODWITCH'S | BRAN BALISP THIS'LL BEY --~ 5 SOMETHING WRONG, , : YTHING | STOPHOVERING! | » BLOCDWITCH'S | BEFORE THE YL soa%FOR 72 RAN J ¥ ESE MISS ROMAN 72 ! NEVER ER Ell t ! ak 72 MILLION, OLD FOOL. P MILLION= B went WH A OVERER TD CAR Ooh 10 e masini | Wants New Atom Centre ELLIOT LAKE (CP)" -- This Northern Ontario mining com- munity, threatened with a cum tailment of its uranium mining V "acd operations, is protesting a deei- THE SPELL. A. a 4 > %®, |sion to build Canada's second a nuclear research centre in Mani- foba. ay The protest movement followed { I oraNpmA, peE-WEE ALL py Pe WELL. Ee Yr ler an announcement in Ottawa Jan. > VITE| £ TO.HI LA C | A S N CY a > RB \ Uoee Fok oer. | | 2 FORNER.. ade FOR DESSERT. }~ Jomez ie | ve pickroe (iT 19 by Avoraie Bicray ot Candda [ J - ¢ RN ful AN Yer re (i{sl |centre on the Winnipeg River, 60 OCS SE) de, | INE OE JULIET JONES Ww ee | GOOD DAY, , = I HAVE HERE THE tiles northeast of Winnipeg. This community of 20,000. mid- way between Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury, has been faced with an uncertain financial future ever since the federal govern- ment announced that contracts for delivery or uranium up to 1962-63 will be stretched out to 1966--thus reducing annual pro- duction. GROUP ACTION The chamber of commerce is leading a group of organizations protesting against the Manitoba location. rT -- . 7 HELL LE N INK, ITLL BE DANGEROUS The organization include the (rusts RIGHT. T RUN THE HOW FIVE Ew) YOU DON'T GBT cei ! . (us ER rt oan Pris EXPOGE STHE SCOURGE." \ ministerial association, the Kins- Fah . liv FLAWLESS ANSWER NG REASON~ AND YOU NOW much FOR BA CKEL \ : - ey "THE SCOURGES" - men club, the Business and Pro- HEAR YOU'VE 7 SERVICE! I, ABLEZ THESE S. 1 a 3 =r GANG! : fessional Women's Club, the Ki- : A AND ALL QUESTIONS i OR MY FIRST id S19) am une L I TENING a AT REASON ib! \ Wi EN ee The groups have been sending me 7 . . telegrams to Prime Minister Diefenbaker, Trade Minister Churchill, cabinet ministers, Manitoba Premier Roblin, and Premier Frost of Ontario. ---- > . oF - A 4 . 4 4) 2 Rev. R. H. Farrell, parish ANE) = h ner IRVY. 2 . ; ; priest of Our Lady of Fatima \ SES a L p dy FS Bs S 2 .| |Church, said in a telegram to Of- SILVER RACES FAR AHEAD OF PUBLISHER. re tawa: BLAKE AND HIS FRIENDS « - : I strongly feel that the gov- | ernment has a moral obligation to consider the people of this area and help them find assur- ance and a decent living." WANT TRANSFER The ministerial association said it "views with alarm the impend- ing curtailment of mining opera- tions in this area" and feels 're- location of the proposed White- shell research centre fo Elliot Lake would alleviate present an- xiety and future hardships." Liberal Leader Pearson, in whose Algoma East riding this town lies, said it is not too late for the government to switch the centre from the Winnipeg River site to Elliot Lake. : He said in a telephone inter- view from Ottawa that work on the Manitoba site has not yet begun. I} | | TEXT BOOKS . S é tv 1 & | Imports of text books for Cana- dian schools and colleges were (valued at $7,512,000 in 1958, CLIFF Mil y S MOTORS LIMITED RR ir |i | SALLY'S SALLIES I - , = a7 &i lop i MUGGS AND SKEETER THE J.ONE RANGER HOW ABOUT Jarre & [ERP TIM SORRY, Tg How ABOUT NBR TREES | ri Suey: a | I CONGIDERING WHAT I RAINPIPE THE )i 2 2 b& 8U FAVE TO | Phil Finds FOUND INSIDE THIS LEATHER 1 ! . 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