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AR SR i a EER Be LL A a A peor J ; Bl i at a a Ry as to put a cylinder or twe in & museum. tory material in which to seal this activity, the disposal of the cylinders is not just a matter of sinking a hole and burying STILL ONE PROBLEM them in the ground. So much| There is still one problem activity generates a lot of heat. worrying the scientists. Al- To begin with, the inner cylin- though each cylinder will store der temperature will be about|8 Million curies, Britain will 400 degrees centigrade. have to put into this permanent Because .of this, it is neces-|Store a few cylinders every sary to arrange some kind of week in 10 years' time, when draught so that this radiated|the nuclear program is fully heat can be carried away. It is{under way. Unless something planned to provide subterran-|i8 done to reduce their size in ean chambers in which the cy-|!he five centuries to come, there linders are stacked automatical.| ould be an enormous store of ly by machine, and in which a|these cylinders by the time it wide. In them atomic scientists|steady draught blows perpetual-|is Possible to remove the first plan fo concentrate mounting|ly to carry away the heat. (ones laid down. Several cylin- quantities of lethal ash from| No one will be allowed inside|ders a week for 500 years would atomic furnaces. As each is|these caverns for 500 years. It/Present a sizeable problem of completed, it will be locked in a|Wwill take that length of time|Storage. stainless steel casket, and bur-|before the radio-activity has ied for periods up to 500 years |decayed enough for the cylin- About one million curies of|ders to be safe to handle. Until radio-activity will be immersed|then, anyone wishing to move in each can. As one curie is the|the cylinders would have to do amount of activity present in|so by remote control. ve, Sramite of Jadu, S36Y ae year 2461, someone an's confinement of a ty able to walk in and re- epart! would kill within seconds any-|move the first products of Bri- ay ot_4 py ou ad one exposed to it. 'ain's 20th century nuclear pow-|300 persons would use such a Although glass is a satisfac-'er program, if he should ishlcrosing on a normal weekday. THE COMMUNITY PAGE FRIENDLY NEIGHBORLY SERVICE and Mrs. Rae Bermack of Tor- onto as their guests for the holi- day weekend at their cottage on Horse Shoe Lake, Minden. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Beare Sad Return To Britai 0 DIMAIN jp ie, bli, resort. UXBRIDGE -- After an ab-(Guests were their daughter, sence of ten years, Roland Hud-| Elizabeth of Toronto, Mr. and son, past president of the Kins-|Mrs. Jack Beare, sons of John men Club of Uxbridge and for-|land David, all of Kitchener and mer vice-principal of Uxbridge|Mr, Beare's mother Mrs. M. T. Publi Sclod), few home 30/ Beare of Port Perry. rkham Lancashire, to attend] wr and Mrs. M. Manktelow, the funeral of his late father, spent the holiday weekend at William Hudson. their cottage on Sturgeon Lake. Funeral services were held at| Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. St. Michael's Parish Church on{James Kehoe, son Peter and Monday, June 19th, followed by|daughter Pauline. cremation at Lytham St. Annes| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rattray Crematorium. 8 and family are spending the The family appreciated re- holiday at their cottage on Kosh- ceiving many floral tributes v from friends and organizations|long Lake, Haliburton. Their guests are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon of Uxbridge, Scarboro and Sud- bury. Masson and sons. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Mel Smith and family spent the holiday week- end at their cottage on Twelve Mile Lake. Mr. and Mrs. John Hockley had Mr. and Mrs. Syd Bermack § THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, July 4, 1961 _ WHITBY And DISTRICT Atomic Waste Problem Solved By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special to The Oshawa Times LONDON -- Britain's atomic scientists at Hartwell have pro- duced what they think is a sat- isfactory answer to the problem of disposing of the high radio- active residue from the nuclear power stations. After three years of hard and persevering work in their laboratories, they have devised a method which they think will be effective. This was one of the secrets of Harwell revealed when the first open house day for the press for five years was held at the Harwell atomic energy research establishment. There the jour- nalists present were shown a handful of atomic "gems", with all the sparkle of diamonds, ru- bies and emeralds. But they have no jewelry market value and will never be used for per- sonal adornment. They were produced as one means of solv- ing one of the most difficult problems facing the atomic en- ergy authority. CONTAINERS FOR ASH These gems are fragments of| much larger solid glass cylin- ders five get long and six inches FIGHT TRAFFIC ARUNDEL, England (CP)-- The ministry of transport re- fused permission for a pedes- trian crossing in the main street of this Sussex town. The gov- HELPS CHILDREN The United Nations Children's Fund in 1961 approved alloca- tion of $9,000,000 for child help and welfare projects in 51 coun- tries. PIPERS FOR THE BRIDE Reminiscent of the days of the Auld Kirk, pipers were on hand Saturday afternoon to pipe a bride from St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, Whitby. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ray Brown, are shown above leaving the church with pipers on either side of the walk. The bride is the former Davine Easter | any, and the late Mr. Brown. Kemlo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Kemlo, of Osh- awa. Her husband is son of Mrs. Dalton Brown, of Beth- Imperial ESSO Service It's Spring HAYDEN D. 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WEST Revenge For Wings As They Edge Thistles By CLIFF GORDON |scored for the losers just five|the nine fellows who made the Whitby Red Wings gained seconds later at 3.20 and Lan-|trip on Friday night and you did sweet revenge for the 18-12 de- doni got one at 3.54. and the a tremendous job 'os On Wed" feat handed them in Brooklin [tide had taken a sudden change. |nesday night the Wings travel to on Thursday night as they nipp- (Davis scored for Whitby only to|Mimico for a game there and ed the same Fergus Thistles|have Spicer come right back then play back here on Thurs- team 18-17 in Fergus on Friday and tie it up at 4.37. Moore made day night against the co-leaders| * night. Despite the fact that the|it 9-8 for the locals just seconds [the Brampton Excelsiors . . . Jocal team had only nine play-|later. Brown tied the count at TEAM STANDINGS ers including youthful fill in|nine all at 7.35 and then the| Hastings -- W 8, L 1 for 20 goalie Skippy Toy they played|Wings took off. They gave the points, includes two 4-point wins like their very lives depended| Fergus fans one of the best ex-| Brampton -- W10, L 1, 20 pts. on the game. They were under- |hibitions of ball handling they| Fergus -- W 7, L 4 for 14 pts. manned but far from under have seen in many years. Davis| Whitby -- W 4, L 7 for 8 pts. heated as they scored the win-|scored at 7.44, on a pass from| Mimico -- W 4, L 7 for 8 pts. ning goal with 11 seconds to go|Tran, Moore from Davis at 12.25 St. Catharines--W 3, L 7, 6 pts Rodiators Repaired and " in the game. set the stage for a real rally,| Long Branch--W1, L 10, 2 pts. Re-cored: NIT John Davis was the real big Moore scored again at 16.32, LEADING LOCAL SCORERS ' . by _ pero for the Whitby team as he|Davis followed at 17.17, Ross ( G - goals, as, - assists) PHONE RA 8-4451 STEVENSON'S ROAD SOUTH scored eight goals and assisted blinked the light at 18.29 and |Davis--G 33, as. 15, 48 pts. NORTH OSHAWA ANDY NAGY'S Plumbing and Heating BODY SHOP 24 Hour Towing Service SUDDARD'S C.C.M. and RALEIGH BICYCLES Sales--Service--Parts Keys Made PHONE RA 5-3979 497 SIMCOE ST, SOUTH LET Allen Robinson, Prop. SPEEDY SERVICE, REPAIRS, IN. STALLATIONS, ALTERATIONS, ALL COPPER PLUMBING JOBS. PHONE RA 5-3715 52 WAYNE AVE. re. This is an unof-|Davis did it again at 19.35. The K. Ross--G 16, as. 10, 26 pts. nits record for one|Wings walked proudly off the | Moore--G 15, as. 7, 22 pis. game, certainly a Whitby re- floor at the end of the second |B. Campbell--G 5, as. 10, 15 pts. cord. Ronnie Moore had five|period with a 14-10 lead much Holliday--G 11, as. 3, 14 pis. and three assists for the|to the amazement of all the SUMMAR GUARANTEED REESOR FUEL USED CARS AND LUMBER - goals next best. three and Elmer Tran two. Wal- ter Mitchell led the losers with they were the best as made it 15-10 at the 110 | four goals with three goal ef- forts by Cecil Denney, Don Spicer and Gary Landoni. Bob Kenny Ross had |fans. | | The Wings were out to prove | they | mark of the third period as| f : Moore got his fourth goal of| 3 Fergus: Spicer, f Brown fired two with Jim Me-|the night. This was almost the | Kenzie and John Roberts getting Wndoing of the Wings as the| a single each. | istles came back with four) The win was a most inspiring|in 2 row, Landoni, Spicer, Den-| one for manager Davie and| goach Cherry, as well as the ny and Mitchell beating Toy, 6 iwho was working hard. Davis handful of players who made Scored to give the locals a two- the trip. They had seen a big|goal lead again. McKenzie got lead at the end of the second period disappear and were feel-| ing mighty blue. However they showed their true fight and spirit and fought on to win with "a mere 11 seconds to go. The Payers who made the trip "were: Skippy Toy up from midget ranks in goal, Frank) Wilkinson, Mike Gray, Dave! Gibson, Ken Ross, John Davis, | Elmer Tran, Ronnie Moore and| Tiftaney Cook. So fans you can| gee what a handiul of il «t a|g0dl with just seconds to go,| iby: M hard workers can do against A but Toy made a tremendous 17 Whitby: Moore, team rated as one of the best in the league. These Whitby fel- lows played their hearts out and were a credit to the colors of| the Whitby Red Wings. As that one back but Moore again found the mark to again give | Whitby a two-goal bulge. Denny scored at 18.46 to cut the lead to a single goal and then Rob- erts the league's leading points getter tied the count at 17-all at the 19.13 mark. This would have taken the heart right out of most clubs but not the -game nine who were carrying the Whitby colors in this game. The Thistles got a hepal away vobt in on save and the ball came bounc- ing up the floor either off the stick of Toy or Wilkinson we are not sure, Davis, tired as he| Closed All Day Mondey Take-Out - Delivery Dining Y FIRST PERIOD 1 Whitby: Davis (Wilkinson) 2 Fergus: Denny, (Roberts, Mitchell) .. esssanse 3.27 6.00 friends to the best in CHINESE FOODS | Open . . . TUES., WED., THURS. 11:30 a.m. till 1:30 a.m. FRI. & SAT. 11:30 a.m. till 3 a.m. SUNDAY 12 Noon till 12 Midnight Phone RA 8-1676 42 KING ST. WEST (Jamieson) .eeeesese 9.34) 4 Whitby: Tran, ..eeeees 10.20| 5 Fergus: Mitchell, (Landoni) Fergus: Mitchell, f (Landoni) ....ee cess 15.45) 7 Fergus: Landoni, (Mitchell) 8 Whitby: Moore 9 Fergus: Mitchell, { (Redwood, McKenzie) 10.35] Penalties -- None. | SECOND PERIOD 10 Whithy: Ross, | (Davis) 23 ssssces Bring your family or treat your Everything In Builders Supplies, Lumber, Coal We Specialize In Summer Cottage Needs Free delivery In Loke Scugog Distrist Port Perry YU 579 1 ROY W. 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This dic not now as the Wings hung on to win |24 Whitby, Davis ....c... 19.35 hamper their fighting Spiel an a close 18-17 game with nine| Penalties -- Denny, trip, 5.35; they scored the first goal of t v men, a manager, and a coach, |Mitchell, trip, 12.08; Roberts, Sent, 2 Dow got hs ea who could hardly talk after the|16.46;. THIRD PERIOD . "|game. | ny scored and Spicer put the JUST TALKING . . . We won-|25 Whitby: ROSS ..oeues . home team out in front. Tran gor just how the fellows who did|28 Fergus: Landoni ...... scored his first goal of the game os 'hake the trip must feel 27 Fergus: Spicer, and the season to knot it up and |;o, | Some had good rea-| (Landoni) the Wings were right back in|gone for not making the trip, [28 Fergus: Denny, the game. Then the Thistles others just did not go . . . But| (Mitchell) = ...cccoeee really started to roll. They one thing we will say fellows is, 20 Fergus: Mitchell fired three goals in the short|granted there is no big trip this|30 Whitby: Davis, space of 34 seconds and the year out west, but let's not for. ( Moore) home fans some 5 4 thém | get there could be next year and|31 Rerpus: a kenzie, 3 " were really whopping it up. This if you are going to sit on the| che! vesseasese 3347] made it five to two and the|fence this year and just wait for(32 Whitby: Moore, | Wings were still plugging. |the big train ride you might be! (Davis) senses 1.50 Moore got his first of five at mighty diasppointed as there 33 Fergus: Denny, the 17.40 mark and the locals may be a lot of young fellows] (Mitchell) vasasaees. 35.46 showed signs of new life. How- around next year who will fill|34 Fergus: Roberts, ever, Mitchell sank one with 25|the places of some of those who| (Spicer, Brown) ..ese. 19.13 seconds to go in the period and like to play just the odd game|35 Whitby: Davis . 19.49 the locals trailed 8-3 as they |and not practice or anvthing . . .| Penalties -- Jamieson, minor Jeft the floor at the end of the|We personally would like to say and misconduct 5.31, McKenzie first 20 minutes of play. {that we are mighty proud of 9.39. e Fergus team must have Ah that coach Cherry had a giant sized tank of oxygen in the room between periods the way the Wings came out for! the second period. Fans, you would have had to see it to be- | fieve it the way these young | fellows played. They had their eye on the ball and their ears to the Whitby bench 'where coach cherry and man- ager Davie were shouting words | of encouragement. 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