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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thersdey, Deconber 32, 1966 § CAPSULE NEWS Dairies Need Shot In OTTAWA (CP)--Plerre Cole,|Accountants Association of On [teri announced Wednesdey they may merge 7 HALTS FOAM / TORONTO (CP) -- Goodyesr Tire and Rubber Co, 7 Dodue ase] Wednesday 4 will cease surph market|ton of pure fosm rishher 25 8 result of declining consump-| competition from synthetic ition of buiter and whole fiuid|substitules milk, "which account for #2 per cont of all milk processed in Canada." ACCIDENTS DECREASE TORONTO (CP)--Traffic acel- denis on Ontario's highways con- tinued to decrease in November, ovincial police statistics re- ased Wednesday show, With 56 WORKMAN DIES TORONTO (CP)--Gemge Wel-| 14, died in hospitsl Wednesday, ASKS CANADA AID OFYTAWA (CP) Pakisten,! roped 4 by two eyclones nd wey sons killed and #56 injured f WaVES nesdey TON edt J Wied leaded for aid through the of- far this year stands at 648 deadfice of its high commissioner in ond 9201 injured, In 1959 there Canada ere 704 killed and 941 fn- Eid d Wi 4 CONSTRUCTION OF NEW Construction work fis rapid. | growth of Oshawa end sur- iy ting under way on the | rounding aress In recent years building of the new wing at the | has placed an Increasingly Oshaws General Hospital, The | heavy demand upon the hos Drill Ceremony Held At Borden CAMP BORDEN -- The first ley, Bask.; T. E. G. Bennet, Osh phase of a three phase, 4l-week|aws, Ont; R. H, Caldwell, Bran program for 37 officer cadets/don, Man,; C, W, Catheart, Camp undergoing training at the Royal| Petawawa, Ont; R, E, Coleman, Canadian Armored Corps Sechool|Stoney Creek, Ont; L. H, Col has ended here. The ceremony ,| well, Vedder Crossing, B.C held at the RCAC School drill|D, M, Dean, Vancouver, B.C; all, began with an inspection of|\J. L, Esson, Penticton, B.C; the troop by Brigadier R., L./T. J. Fishbourne, Calgary, Alla; Purves, DSO, CD, Commander). J. Gallant, Summerside, PE I, Camp Borden, The troop was|F, 8, Gannon, Montreal, PQ; commanded hy Officer Cadet|d, H, Hall, Dighy, N§8,; J. W ¥. 8. Gannon, of Montreal, P.Q.|Hollinger, Elmira, Ont; B, W, Troop Sergeant was Officer Cadet | Judge, Belleville, Ont; T. G, Donald Banks, of Caledonia, Ont.| Mayne, North Surrey, B.C; Brigadier Purves congratulated R. L, Parsons, Rocky Mountain the troop on a fine turnout and House, Alta; H, G, Peck, Chal: reminded the young officers oflham, Ont; A, R. Robertson, the hard work ahead of them in| Grande Prairie, Alta; J. A, G. thelr career officers in the Ca-| Simard, Quehee City, P.Q.; E, G padian Army |Bkinner, Sudbury, Ont.; R, W, Following the inspection, Corps|Skinner, Ingersoll, Ont; J, P, allocations were announced and|Veskoja, Toronto, Ont, These offi. Corps lusignia were presented to|cer cadets will remain at the the candidates. Col. W. A. Milroy,| Royal Canadian Armored Corps DSO, CD, Commandant of the|School and will eontinué their RCAC School presented the Corps|training after the New Year, lanyard of the Royal Canadian, Major A, A, Currie, CD, Royal Armored Corps to "nd Lieuten- Canadian Artillery representa: ant G, A, Vandyke who has beenitive with the Royal Canadian training with the officer cadets. School of Infantry, Camp Borden, tnd Lt, Vandyke, formerly from presented the Corps insignia of London, England, 1s now living inthe Royal Canadian Corps of Ar- Barrie, Ont. Col, Milroy then pre-(tillery to Officer Cadet W, E, sented Corps Insignia to the offi- Gordon of Joggins Mines, N.8, cer cadets who had been allocatl-|Officer Cadet Gordon will leave ed to the Royal Canadian Armor-|Camp Borden to continue train. The weather office says frigid | tinent today, including Ontario Aretie air domingtes all the | and Quebec, Gener clear central portion of the con | skies are forecast with the pos CITY AND WEATHER FORECAST Jo Cold To Stay Until Weekend The following streets will be 0 sibility of snowfurries in some ou lah GrERS, ~CF Wirephow AY LEAST ¥ DIE RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) AY MERGE | At least 30 persons were drowned TORONTO (CP)--'The Institute when a ferry boat carrying 2 of Chartered Accountants of On- bus across a river capsized in tari and the Certified Public northeast Brazil Wednesday. | Rev. Wilkinson Dinner Guest FRENCHMAN'S BAY -- Con- home from the hospital | gratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Ron!although she is still confined to {Playford on the arrival of theiribed, she is progressing satisfac: pital facilities, Cement for the foundation of the new wing Is seen being poured. The pew building is expected to be ready for use by December of next year. Oshawa Times Photo closed to traffic today: Wilson road south, from Crerar avenue to Shakespeare avenue; Bleven- son road south, from Gibb street to the CPR; Stevenson south closed at the CNR; Rossland road east, closed from OGreia eres cent, to Ritson north. Whenever possible these streets will be TORONTO (CP)---0Oificisl fore Bt. Thomas casts issued in Toronto at 6 8.m. London Synopsis-- Pricid arctic air|Bilehener , dominates all the central portion Wingham open to local traffic (of the continent including Ontario Hamilton this morning, The present cold! st Catharines chosen daughter, Patti Lynne. |torily. ! LIST WINNERS tsnap is expected to continue Wi Toronto A birthday party was held Fri Congratulations are extended to| The winners of the recent Friday Peterborough dey afternoon, Dec, 23, to cele- Mr. and Mrs, Tom Kelly on|Storie Park Turkey draw were: [ake Erie, Lake Ontario Ni Trenton brate the fourth birthday of Eva their first wedding anniversary,(Mrs, O, H. Ellis, 556 Montrave soars Haliburton regions, Wind: Killaloe Brown. Ross, Laurie, Bobbie and! Dec, 2 avenue, and Mrs, David Brown Toronto, Hamilton: Sunny Muskoka Kathie Macklem were among the, Frenchman's Bay Bowling 528 Cuberi street today, except for a few brieflNorth Bay guests, League team standings: No, Bb, -- =m |elondy periods and sealiered| Sudbury Rev, and Mrs, J. Wilkinson| Roughriders 64, No, 7, Blowpokes, snowflurries this afternoon, Earlton were dinner guests at the home(60; No. 2, All Outs, 58; No, 8, {Mainly sunny Friday, continuing| Kapuskasing of Mr, and Mrs {eold, Winds west to southwest 10 White River Ron Playford Bums, 55; No. 4, Punks, 48; No, last Thursday 2, Vamps, 46; No, 1, No Names, to 20, hecoming light tonight Moosonee A Lake Huron, southern Georg very pretty wedding was| 45; No, 6, Pickups, 41. held last Friday at Northminster| Over 200-Win Jones 212, Clare iam B Var (United Church, Oshawa, when|Skitch 258, 261, Jack Buck 211, | oie Bay fegions, Landon: yar) Charlotte Pressprich and Tiny|JohnWentzel 200, 229, Eimer Rea: la few snow saualls today and] Korezynski were united in mar-|man 208, Harvey Fertile 211, 209, Friday "continuing cold. Winds riage in a candlelight service. Helen Fenton 217, Dave Brundle ucce Liight The happy couple will live on!242, Bill Henderson 255, 215, Sid |" Northern Georgian B vy, Kirk Adelaide street in Oshawa Fenton 229, Dorothy Buck 210 Sli ph ol | v ' : ] ¥ 4 CHINA LAKE, Calif, (AP)--|land Lake, Timmins-Kapuskasing| The Ontario County Health Clarence Gibbons 46, 1vey "I'm the happiest boy alive," a|regions, North Bay, Sudbury Child Clinic will be held at Fair-|Skitch 215, 303 i ure b 1 . 4 p, | 20-year-old Minnesotan said after Mainly sunny and very cold to-| ir hh 0 Tn eth Wok Se ee es Fg Wad eh Please note change of day, ow-|er 840 | made rocket he has sweated over Forecast temperatures ing to the Christmas holidays High {for nearly five years Low tonight and high Friday , Ivey Bkitch 810, Al Hoop-| Experts call it the most com Windsor 16 Reg Carpenter 318 (p) Happy birthday wishes are ex-|zel 334 ' ' tended to Mrs, Erie Playford who|er 356, |e Jmateur iste ever built, will celebrate her birthday on! High triple flat Ivey Skiteh|It's the only one built hy a lay Christmas Day 712, Clare Skitch B86, BIG SAVER FOR man ever fired from a UB, Nav Mr, end Mrs, B. Buck are] High triple Hdep, -- Fran Went. base The Gift Spotter in Classi- Amateur Rocket Big Sale Now On! TRI-LIGHT FLOOR LAMPS Values to 19.95 While They Last 7.00 Wilson Furniture 20 CHURCH STREET single Hdep --Fran Went A previous attempt fo spending Christmas with rela-\zel 760, Dorothy Buck 750, Mike|launch it here fizzled last Sep tives In Kingston | Cichun 793, Alex Parker 792 tember because of the fallure of Best wishes to Mr, and Mrs Lucky winners of turkeys were, | 10-cent connector Ron Clark who celebrated their| clave Skiteh, Bill Henderson, Ivey The navy had 70 technicians ed Corps, These officer cadets ing at the Royal Canadian School were: T. O. Anderson, Rose Val- of Artillery at Camp Shilo after first wedding anniversary on De- her 19 |the New Year, COMING EVENTS | on, IA, Col, J, A, Parker, MBE, Officer at Commands Bi 5 ON TUESDAY, DEC, 13, 37 | Oshawa, Ont, Headquarters, Central Command,| officer cadets graduated from Fepeiving the corps Insignia of 'the RCAC NEARLY NEW SHOP CLOSED STAFF HOLIDAYS ; BINGO Harmon Park Association, St Hall, corner Bloor and FRIDAY, DEC, 23, 20 game $40 Jackpots John's Simcoe 8 pn $10; NOVEL BINGO THURSDAY EVENING, at ST, GEORGE'S HALL (Albert and Jackson Sts.) Games $6, $12, $20 May be doubled or tripled J $160 9 Door price $15 EASTVIEW PARK NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION scheduled Thursday, Dec. 22nd the Avalon, has cancelled, Our next regu lar binge will be Thurs day Jan. 19th HANDICRAFTS FROM INDIA Attractive and useful gifts Brass vases, candle holders, hells, many other items, also Rosewood elephants, buffalo horn birds, large assortment of coffee tables, lamps, silks, jewellery, dolls, tea, ete, Over 600 items on display OPEN EVERY EVENING 6:30 PM. TO 10:30 PM ALL DAY DEC. 23 and DEC, 24 PLEASE PHONE RA 5.2987 LITTLE BUCKAROO RANCH RIDING CLUB'S NEW YEAR'S EVE fo a Bingo Dance Party Top Hin $5 a couple Noise nd Square in Hi-Fi $4 to members Hats, Balloons Spot Dances Turkey Buffer served ot RESERVATIONS PHONE RA 5.2737 kers mot I am $6 and 8 PM ACKPOT INCLUDED been |Waterf Oakville, Ont, presented the | Corps Insignia of the Royal Cana- {dian Corps of Signals to the fol lowing officer cadets who had been allotted to that Corps: D Banks, Caledonia, Ont; T. R. Forber, Georgetown, Ont; C, L Breckon, Bt, James, Man,; J, A Dicker, North Bay, Ont; K, E, Fish, Elginburg, Ont; T, A Phase 1 training at the Royal Canadian Armored Corps School, Camp Borden, Ont, Shown here Is O-Cdt., BE, G, son of Mrs, Jessie L, 667 Grierson street, from Col, W. A, Milroy, DSO, CD, Commandant of the RCAC School, O-Cdt, Bennet will re- turn to the RCAC School after Christmas to continue his train. ing, Bennet, | Bennet, ha Happy birthday wishes are ex- to Brenda Beckstead who celebrate birthday on December 28 Little Christine Herda was transferred from the Ajax Hospl- tal to the Bick Children's Hospi tal last week, Her parents, Mr and Mrs, John Herda, received the good news Tuesday that she can leave the hospital and will be home with them for Christmas, Mrs, Reg Carpenter is also get it ready for the launch Wed- nesday at this mountain-rimmed naval ordnance test station on the Mojave desert, 136 miles north- east of Los Angeles Marshal Kriesel, the designer bullder, who has applied for a Skiteh, June Gurr, Helen Penton, Dorothy Buck, Bernice Warren and Jessie Henderson, The second prize winners who all vecelved chickens were Win Jones, Al Grant, Irv Gill, Harve Fertile, 8id Fenton, Edith Rea. fied saves many ways, i saves you time, money energy scrambling from store to store, It also saves confu. slon and disappointment You'll enjoy shopping in it today patent on part of the guidance system, directed the countdown from a concrete blockhouse 500 feet away The 11-foot missile, five inches thick, was designed to go 1% miles high but ascended only an estimated 2,000 feet, man, Bruce Wiseman and John Wentzel, Lois Fertile won the special turkey donated hy the howling alley for a hidden score of 160, Congratulations to all the win. ers n | George, Edmonton, Alta; M, Hal (liek, Winnipeg, Man.; J, A, P, A dette, St, Jean, P.Q.; G, K, Mac- | Dougall, North Surrey, B.C; C |E, G, Rittenhouse, Preston, Ont | These officer cadets will leave for | Kingston, Ont,, where they will continue their training with the Royal Canadian School of Signals {early in the New Year [CORPS INSIGNIA Major E, K. Fitzgerald, CD, Di rector of Studies at the Canadian| Forces Medical Service Training |Centre at Camp Borden, present-| |ed the Corps insignia of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps to Officer Cadet J, Arrowsmith of Sarnia, Ont, Officer Cadet Arrow smith will continue his training at {the CFMSTC at Camp Borden, Onl Lt, Col, I, T, Dewar, ED, CD, [Command Paymaster at Head | quarters, Central Command, Oak ville, Ont, presented the Corps| Magazine Flow 'All One Way' OTTAWA (CP)--The head of minister visiting Washington | Canada's royal commission on|' "might as well be standing in a publications sald Wednesday he wheat field" for all the attention |does 'not consider a trickle(he received, Prime Minister {matched against a torrent to be|Diefenbaker received "prant i. a praiseworthy free flow of in-|cally no reportage at all" in the formation between Canada and(U.S, when he addressed the UN the United States |General assembly in September Just before the three-man com-| "If positions were reversed the {mission adjourned public hear-| American people would probably {Ings untl the new year, chair-|be thinking along our lines," {man M, Gratlan O'Leary seized Mr, O'Leary said, "Surely, you on the point with Hobert ¥ people understand our problem.' | Kenyon Jr, president of the Mag Mr, Kenyon said in his brief |agine Publishers Association of that the Readers' Guide to Per New York City lodical Literature, in the period Mr, Kenyon, arguing against|/from March, 1957, to February, any Canadian action that would[1960, indicates a tremendous hinder access of American mag-|scope of Information in Ameri azines to the Canadian market,|can magazines about all things ites Sut; Bie ated Tie do "sald a free flow of information |Canadian y ANAGIAN and an easy exchange of ideas| "The bulk of these are friendly r t affairs| OBITUARIES Success anyway? Yes, say navy scientists, despite a mal: function in the eontrolling fins up front STUART B, DAWSON Stuart B, Dawson died at the Ajax-Pickering General Hospital, on December 21, 1060, He was a resident of Ajax living at 15 York street He Is survived hy his wife the former Anne Speer, He is also survived hy two sons, Allan of RR 1 Pickering and Paul of Clarkson, Private funeral and interment was held from the McEachnie Funeral Home in Pickering Friends are asked not to send flowers but instead send their donations to the Canadian Cancer Soelety MILLICENT MARY EDGELL Funeral services were held for 20 FEARED DEAD MADRID, Spain (Reuters) More than 20 persons were feared to have lost their lives Wednesday when the _ 5iff4on Spanish ship Elorrio sank in a storm near Santander, in the Bay of Biscay, [ ORGANIST 9-12 NIGHTLY Wednesday, Friday & Saturday Afternoon Johnny MoMann Featuring: Xmas Music == Deg, 19:24 HOTEL LANCASTER Robert Blaise, associate head of China Lake's missile propulsion division, said the rocket's liquid propulsion system worked excel lently, Said Kriesel, "We've dem- onstrated some new principles." Kriesel is a sophomore major ing In aeronautical - engineering at the University of Minnesota, Mary Goodall of Baskatoon, Sas katchewan and two brothers: Ed ward Davies of Saskatoon and Maurice Davies of Dinsmore, Saskatchewan, The body is resting at the Ratz Bechtel Funeral Home in Kitchen er, Funeral service will he at the Bt. James Rosemount United Church in Kitchener at 11 a.m Saturday, Dec, 24, Interment will be in Union Cemetery TWO BARIES NORTH BAY, Ont, (CP)--Two babies born a few hours apart have fathers who are brothers and mothers who are cousing . Shelley Ann was horn to Mr, and More than 600,000 Canadians, (nrc "Weir Milne and Garvin was 10 per cent of the labor force, born to Mr. and Mrs. Garvin are employed in retailing, Milne SELLING JORS Millicent Mary Edgell who died Suddenly Monday, Dec, 19 in her 7hth year A resident of Caesarea, she had heen spending the winter with Mr, and Mrs, Roy Martin, at 286 Burk street Funeral services were condue: ted at the Armstrong Funeral Chapel, Wednesday, Dec. 81 at 2 p.m, hy Harold Morrison, Font followed in the fam- fly plot at the Nestleton United Chureh cemetery, Committal ser. vices at the cemetery were con- ducted hy Rev, Philip Romer of Blackstock, minister of the Nestleton United Church, Pallbearers were, William Wil. son, Jack Gay, Peter Derdowka, Arthur Milton, Reg, Haines, and John Baxter EDITH DAVIES JONES Rdith Davies Jones died at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Gor- don Clark of Kitchener, after a lengthy illness. She was the wife of the late Rev, Parry D, Jones, She Is survived by one daugh- ter, Mrs, Gordon Clark (Grace) of Kitchener; two sons: Rev, E, Donevan Jones of Nelson, BC, and Roy L. Jones of Toronto, She is also survived by a sister, Mrs tJ 'or fe Army or hy pA Oticer yng opinion are necessary in|and sympathetic articles selected 8 le J § 3 rux of Speers, every democracy that wishes to|by editors of U.8 publications for Sask,, ang » Moore of New remain one their interest to U8, readers," he ord, N.8, These officer ALL ONE WAY sald « [cadets will continue their training Abb o Geor at the RCAPC School at Kingston,| "My dear sir, the flow Is all Mins Bhp oranin: Ont, after the beginning of the(oMe way," sald Mr. O'Leary, opi en" a) hi or long with New Year, president of the Ottawa Journal and Mr on Hen of Montreal The final Prosentatl | He sald it sometimes seems Wh ary, . asked Mr ¥ ation was| | Canad have | Kenyon whether he thought any- made to Officer Cadet L. H, Col. Canadians have 10 have ane"sitiing'in Winnipeg could edit well of Vedder Crossing, B.C, Lt (AW0tuplels to get ito print in/o" SUNK In Winnipeg could ¢ Col, R, ¥, Green, Chief instructor|th® United States, hardly a com in Texas Mr Uh Jo Qiottibution ind a monplae currence J 1 § ny of the Royal Canadian Armoured ([RORRiace teturrence Ro matter no feel it was a question to Corps School, presented Officer SE Tula Which he should attempt an an |Cadet Colwell with the trophy for| i . Swer the ificer cadet achieving the| In its appearance Wednesday, highest standing during the 12 . . the Canadian Labor Congress 1 é ' NEress week Phase 1 training period Rail Strike Suggested three courses of action The officer cadets will now de. 4 help Canadian publications: part for a short leave period. . A tariff on foreign publications, | Most of them are going home for n be gium 1ehmbusition of a ¥-per-cent ax Christmas, They will then report on the gross advertising reve. [to their respective Corps Schools] BRUSSELS (Reuters)--All rail|aues of foreign magazines oirou. to continlie their training in Phase "€'Vices in southern Belgium [lated in Canada with Canadian 2 of the Officer Candidate Pro were at a standstill today as advertising, and subsidy to keep gram. strikes against government plans faltering Canadian publications I -- aa (for "expansion through auster going ity" entered their third day { N Cordons of riot police guarded | ew Sub-Hunter all railway stations here to fore-| Record Cro stall any violence between strik P To Be Launched ers and workers as travellers| . rushed to cateh the féw remain] Of Drunk D VICTORIA (CP) The navy's| Ing trains ranning to northern| rivers newest submarine hunter-killer, | Belgium TORONTO (CP)--Metropalitan the $25,000,000 HMCS Saskatohe.| Five international express/police are arresting drinking wan, will he launched here Jan. [trains were halted at Aachen on drivers at a record rate an the Belglan-German border and! Police have arrested 3M mo. Sponsor of thé ship at the railway officials sald services to torists on charges of drudk or launching will he Mrs. Herbert Faris could not be assured impaired driving since the an.| Rayner, wife 'of Viee-Admiral Meanwhile, striking nieipal Rual campaign to stamp out of. | a 4 hie worker whose rike remas pl Nee Lie ry Rayner, chiet of naval| gf per cent phd A ihaglion ng Suiuking ae -- me | FATES OF the country for the see:| This year, Toronto's deputy | {ond day, today surrounded ad-|chief John Murray ordered spe-| RUYS SHARES ministrative offices here in a hid|cial squads to watch taverns and BRANTFORD (CP)--Cockshutt|to persuade workers still on the!hotels in an attempt to intercept | Farm Equipment 14d. has com oh lo Join thei " " | Berson obviously under the in.| 4 k I oe sivikes have been called fluence of aloohol hefore they get pleted Acquisition of the ShATOS | gop an indefinite period against/to their cars ~ v3 | [of N K. Winston-Sanson Florida the government plans for higher| Police have son numerous | {corp., Henno M Bechhold, Pees: taxes and outs in the budget people home in taxis and told! | dent and chairman of Cocksfutt,! In Antwerp more than 100 ships them to plok' up their cars nex announced Wednesday, are tied un hy the strikes Imvavnine AA PEN ESN S| You don't have to tell h Retirement will be toe wh it now, We are specialist ings program, whether yo We plan a personally tailo retirement savings is kept mie conditions, Each year of income tax savings, Contagtio= T, THE McLAUGHLIN PUBLIC LIBRARY will be CLOSED MONDAY, December 26th TUESDAY, December 27th and OPEN WEDNESDAY, December 28th, Sam pm also CLOSED MONDAY, January 2nd Cam " Thank You Jor Your Loyal Patronage Christmas Store Mours: OPEN THURS, AND FRI, EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. CLOSED 6 P.M, SAT, DEC. 24 CLOSED MON, AND TUES, DEC 26 AND 27 OPEN WED, DEC. 28 AT 8 P.M, SAVE NOW! 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