. By Thursday? |New Attraction On Motorhikes {| . y ¥* | CALGARY (CP) -- Calgary's] Battle ired stem UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (CP) newest tourist aitraction is | LONDON (CP)---London is ex- c |perimenting with the use of mor Cuban Foreign Minister Raul $450,000 aquarium with 50,000 torized policewomen y Roa sald Thursday night it was gallons of salt water | The polie . By DON HANRIGHT Main argument expected from up across Canada, some in cities '78i¢al to expect a United States ™ © by 8 Colgan brewery 12 8 por 3 Seputtn in a8 But Canadian Press Staff Writer the wired TV companies is this: and some outside, with anywhere '"Vasion of Cuba by next Tues " I triets of the metropolitan area on . - Any TV viewer esp put up bis from a couple of dozen to a few day to put Vice-President Rich- and opened last summer under) month trial basis OTTAWA (CP) -- A ba tle I5 own rooftop antenna -- it's his|thousand subscribers, ard Nixon in the White House. direction of Eimer Taylor of Tor-~ mp. women were ided with shaping up over the so-called right. How then can Parliament There are some If every prov- Roa said Nixon's election de- onto, it was visited by 120,000, 5 new type of lightweight NR 'wired television systems Wor (he BBG prevent a group ofl ince, Quebec has the most By bends on "another 'glorious vie- people in the first month and a eycle, suitable for use in an ordin. Canta, 1 will J havly Sake viewers from linking their sets pio too" on antenna on one of its Ory' of North American imper- half. sry skirt pate ore a Commons Com hy coaxial cable to one Cory many hilltops, good TV signals 'olism in Cuba, . , . " So far the star of the show is| The scootertype vehicles will Bvitay .. owned TV sation HI omvenna DF the studios of cay "he picked up from stations Ros said the U.S, intends toa shark purchased after it badisave travelling time and will en- Fvaley » oWnel stations a coin-box operation on both sides of the St, Law- create a provocation against the been shown at the Canadian Na-|able the policewomen to visit are seeking a legislative change, The CAB, intends lo raise thei rence, Guantano naval base which wilit ional Exhibition in Toronto.\more areas where their services {to bring the country's 250 com-lissue before the select Commons In many cases these anteonae serve ss a pretext for "the Eventually it is planned to show are needed, They ordinarily use | munity antenna systems and pay- committee on broadcasting, are erected in areas where resi- armed invasion and occupation some 2000 exhibits, {normal police or public transpor- as - you - view operations under| scheduled to meet coon after thei dents otherwise wouldn't get of Cuba." One problem was to get water, tation, Contre] of She Board of Broadcast Noy, 17 opening of Parliament. (good TV reception--or reception - ee Fifty thousand gallons were They will visit parks, open Such 2 oh " an CBC . , {of any kind, But recently many shippe 2500-07 | spaces roadside cafes whi Such a change would mean CBC BACKS BROADCASTERS others have heen erected in the enterprise has become estab- wis Th gig Bd pg women and chil that the wired systems, now! Supporting its case will be the ©." > {iments } feeding mostly American pro- publicly-owned CBC, A corpora- cities, as the financial Success of lished. Sa cost of $8000, dren have been concentrated. grams by coaxial cable to theirition spokesman says that al- subscribers, would have to can- though the CBC is not affected cel many of these shows to abide competitively by the wired sys by the BBG's Canadian-content tems, it understands ihe private | regulations broadcasters' complaint and will o Vigorous opposition is expected back it ! ifrom the antenna and coinbox| HI Is understood that the issue | companies has been discussed by the CAB, Key to the dispute is the 1958 and representatives of the wired {broadcasting act. 1t defines systems with the governors and broadcasting, In part, as "the the transport department, But no 1 | wireless transmission of writing, decision has been reached, More] i (signs, signals pictures and meetings are scheduled during B41 | sounds of all kinds , , , intended the next several weeks, ! Eo to be received by the public," AM "present, there is only one a Ehre i pay-as-you-view system fin Can-| § FREE OF REGL LATIONS ada--the Trans - Canada Tele-| HE Thus any operation sing meter Limited operation, supply-| coaxial cable Is excluded, It 8 ino 5700 homes in Etobicoke, on free of the long list of statutory the northwestern edge of Tor- provisions and regulations apply- onto, For $1 in change dropped| Mrs. Vivian Larsen of Mone- | journey by horse and wagon | 'secret', Mrs Larsen, a (ing to radio and TV stations into 8 coin box attached to their ton, New Brunswick, Canada | that began July 24, 1959, widow, sald she hoped to get The position of the Canadian own TV sets, viewers get a full-| an hr daugher, Bande, ae | They to picture in Calori's ShOUEh ter, (0, he, Ts, | scion, of route length, movie wabroken by" co believed almost within sight of | Imperial valley en route to see nance her daughter's education. |tions--is that the same controls, Each $5 installation gives the| their goal In a cross-country ' Walt Disney and sell him a --AP Wirephoto [should apply to the same end yjewer three channels, Two of| -------- -- ---- - S-------------------------- result, namely the picture on the them are devoted to first-run| viewer's screen, no matter how movies and operate only in the United Protestant missionary movement to ad outdated and not geared for mis- it gets there evening, The third is for sports| vance Christianity in Asia and|slon work, Unfair competition elso is; . A | He told the Canadian Council dntate or ; "DB I a th and other events not shown on oe og ; A d A rade y the CAB, It says the Mission Sought ele, ised 5 of Churches some 200 different Bied® D8 on Col Panty Tog te Rev. Wilfred Scopes, secretary Christian groups are involved in|... American shows as they "Te free daytime programs, 8ST. CATHARINES (CP) Alof the International a work In India, TO be jike" while TV stations will be MANY COMMUNITY SYSTEMS| a ----r--y | PTIVate TV Stations [Ca Invasion Celery Sqtarium| Policewomen free TV, late-night movies and veteran of 35 years as a mis-|Council's standing committee on effective churches will have 10 pequired to attain 45-per-cent,, Community antennae are a dif- slonary in India called Thursday|the ministry, sald current de-|overcome denominationalism and Canadian content by next April ferent matter. In the last five night for a unified Protestant|nominational mission boards arelinternationalize mission and B5-per-cent a year later, vears more than 250 have sprung I Have So Much... To Be Thankful For That's why I'm upping my contribution to the . . . Greater Oshawa Community Chest! YES... Oshawa has been well-blessed in the past and Her citi= zens have always rallied to the CAUSE . . . and the Greater Osh- awa Community Chest has always benefited from this support, This year, with the addition of two new agencies, the objective is greater than ever and it is necessary that we reach our objec- tive, v » 5 wt y | Thee fo i F [ THIS YEAR'S CAMPAIGN OBJECTIVE IS Vy The Past Has Had Many Blessings... And The Future Promises Even More! These 18 Agencies Need Your Support BO7S SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION ® CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY ® SALVATION ARMY QAHADIAN ARTHRITIS & ® OSHAWA & DISTRICT ® WOMEN'S WELFARE LEAGUE COMMUNITY RECREATION ' CANADIAN GIRL GUIDE ASSOCIATION ® YOUNG WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CANADIAN NATIONAL {ORY HOWARD SOCIETY ® MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND OF CANADA SOCIETY VICTORIAN ORDER ASSOCIATION FOR OSHAWA AND DISTRICT OF NURSES RETARDED CHILDREN CEREBRAL PALSY SCHOOL ® ST. JOHN AMBULANCE NAVY LE AND CLINIC SOCIETY Shug ody CANADA (@ 0 ol nN GIVE ONCE... FOR ALL! Greater Oshunns Community Chest 1A 0) + To] Campaign Dates... Oct. 26-Nov. 10 Bring or mail donations to:- CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS, 35 KING ST. E., or COMMUNITY CHEST OFFICE, 11 ONTARIO ST. (2nd floor)