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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 22, 1962 19. _ | Anti-Bomb Club lca conference with Canon John" Urged By Guana " ACCRA (Reuters)--President| Campsign for Nuclear Disarm: s nN - Signs Posted The number of divorced} In Metro Parks Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana| ament | Thurstay suggested formation) ore than 100 persons, include Divorce Rate # |jumped 64.4 per cent from 31,- ; soi agg |, TORONTO (CP) -- Metropoli-|o¢ an international "'world-with-|ing delegates from the United Hike Sho |996 in 1951 while the over-all PoP-|tan Toronto parks commission! out-the-bomb" club which could' states and Russia, are att ; OTTAWA (CP) -- More than Ulation increase was 30.2 per has posted some 60 new sigNs play an active part in anti-nu-|3~ |half of Cees san was| cent. As a proportion of the weshou the words don't" OF clear weapons campaigns. ste adr atete ae ' "|population, this group rose| keep off" in them. He said membership should single. when the census was slightly to 0.3 per 'cent from 0.2; Each sign reads: "Please|be restricted to people who SPECIAL LIBRARY : tl taken last June. : walk on the grass." |"morally and physically disso-- VANCOUVER (CP)--An out jing body of Ontario's 165-year-| The jatest census report--al®* cent. It isn't reverse psychology--|ciate themselves from every-|standing collection of books by at Kedron Public School. that the result may have been| nent's parliamentary represen-|0ld legal profession. breakdown of population by| @uebec had the most single/the commission means it. |thing connected with the manu-|and about Robert Burns will be The trophy winners were as|a rejection of Prime Minister) tation "was badly damped by, The formal ceremony was Giahital status--ahowa 6.aht 1991 people over 15 years of age--' "We are a grass and/facture, testing, and stockpiling| presented to the library of the. follows: age 6 and 7, Beth|Diefenbaker's government. the humiliation inflicted on their held at Osgoode Hall, centre of S 9,009,129) 1,087,403, trees organization," Commis-|of nuclear weapons. |University of British Columbia. Werner and Dennis Werry;| But, he adds, in a reference|,.y jeader, Tommy Douglas, in judicial. and legal proceedings|Persons in that category out.of; Ontario had the most married sioner Thomas W. Thompson) Nkrumah made the sugges-\It was built up by the late | But three-quarters of the sin- gle persons were too young to do much about it--6,191,922 of them were under 15. The report showed 8,024,224 married persons, 778,223 wid-| owed and 52,592 divorced. | Walk On Grass | Princess Royal Canadian Election Results Pape oki a Seen As Awkward. sore (cet Pen {cess Royal became an honorary methods used successfully by|barrister - at - law Thusrday, Statesman, a left-wing weekly,|President Kennedy in _the| pledged to "protect and defend describes Canada's election re-|United States, they took -little|the rights and interests' of the} isults as a "fair reflection of ajor nothing of the boldér parts! citizens\ of Ontario. prevailing mood of national in-|of his message. Princess Mary was admitted decision and uncertainty." -- In discussing the New Demo-to the Law Society of Up- Anthony Howard, the publica-|\.ratic Party, Howard says\per Canada and elected' a tion's political correspondent, \hateyer satisfaction there may| bencher," one of the govern- Kedron Field Day Results KEDRON Trophies won by the highest boy and girl in each division during the Field Day at Kedron Public School were presented to the students by the principal, E. A. Burke, 7 d following the recent Field Day|says in reporting from Canada| have been in doubling the move- opening a week-long conference on the "world without the bomb." He is jointly sponsoring LODNON (CP) -- The New 8 and 9, Beverley Brown and to the Liberal party, John Pittens; 10 and 11, Jean|scarcely .. . ' Sharp and Pat Rose; 12 and 13, endorsement of what had be- Beth Sharp an? Rita Reidjcome essentially a managerial (tied). and John Rose. opposition party." Boys over 14, Joe Mills. The Spectator, an independent, Three boys and three girls in, weekly, says the election result) each of the above age groups|is as "awkward as most om | received ribbons» for their; mentators said it would be." | standing in the various) "The volatility of Canadian | events. politics, which gave Mr. Diefen- High jump -- Jean Sharp,|baker the largest majority in} Susan Brown, and Ann Sharp; |the country's parliamentary his-| Robert Reeson, Donald Werry|tory, has reacted against him,"| - -- eae pt Aad adds. Snarp, a Reid, an via aes Wood: Terry Messent, Teun DISCUSSES CAQUETTE -- Rose and Jim McLaughlin;| The Spectator, in an unsigned | Joe Mills, Donald Reid and article, says Quebec Social) Ricky Weales. Credit Leader Real Caouette "'is Standing broad jump -- Beth) a demagogue in the worst tra- Werner, Wendy Brown, and/ ditions of Quebec politics .. . Wendy Newell; Dennis Werry,, The Weekly sees the prospect Garth Pascoe and Donaldjthat Caouette may say Canada Tregunna; Patti Rosnak; Bar-|should ignore the Common- bara Brown and Beverley|wealth and nurture her own in- Brown; John Pittens, Paul Mes-| dependent nationality. sent and Bruce MacDonald;| HWoward's New Statesman ar- Susan Brown, Jean Sharp and\ticle characterizes Caouette's Wendy Hitchens; Pat Rose,|party as "a new Poujadist Gene Legacy and Donald Wer-| moyvement--Social Credit in a ty; Rita Reid, JoAnne Mills) sinister reincarnation." He feels and Sharon Stark; Terry Mes-|Caouette achieved his victory sent, John Rose and Willie Pit-)hy force of personality rather tens; Joe Mills, Donald Reid/than cogency of policy Sanne Se Beth Howard says that while the Werner, Wendy Newell and Liberals -- adopted all of the its Ellen ge Dennis ge Ey: Brian Watson and Brian Smith; Beverley Brown, Patti Rosnak| Federal Men and Barbara Brown; Johp Pit- tens, Jimmy MacKinnon and} . | Ken Tracy; Margaret Maid- Join US. Ford man, Susan Brown and Jean| | Sharp; Pat Rose, Donald) ay! Werry and John McLaughlin; | Strike Talks Rita Reid, Sylvia Wood an Dale Thomas; John Rose, Ter-- CLEVELAND (AP) -- Two ry Messent and Jim McLaugh- federal mediators Thursday lin; Donald Reid, Joe Mills and| joined union and company ne- John Davis. gotiators trying to settle a lo- Shoe kick -- Beth Werner.'cal dispute that has made 70,- Jackie Seymour and Barbara|000 Ford Motor Company em- Ormiston; Sharon Hunter, Gail|ployees idle across the United McNally and Cindy Werner; | States. Jean Sharp, Ann Sharp and} The strike at the big stamp-| Kara Carr; Beth Sharp, Marie|ing plant in suburban Walton Maidman and JoAnne Mills. | Hills, which has stopped U.S.! Shot-put Dennis Werry,| production of Ford passenger| Brian Watson and Garth Pas-jcars, entered third week! ~ yee yg» coer Reid | Thursday. and Jimmy Mackinnon; Pat) james Macpherson, regional Rose, Gary Fox and John Mo-| director of the federal media- Lag John Rose, Terry|tion and conciliation "service, essent and Jim McLaughlin; |joined the talks as an observer. Donald Reid, Joe Mills and|Havid s, Tanzman, a Michigan John Davis. : mest representative of the mediation Dash -- Beth Werner, Wendy| cervice, also sat in. oo, pe worded arr M. M. (Mike) Cummins, head| Pascoe; Beverley Brown, Bar-|°! the Ford negotiating team,| bara Brown and Nancy Craig; |S4id he was hopeful their pres- John Pittens, Paul Messent and|@nce at the bargaining table Jimmy MacKinnon; Jea n| Would contribute to an early set- Sharp, Susan Brown and Ann tement. + Sharp; Donald Werry, Pat! Grievances over production Rose and Douglas Pascoe; |standards at the Walton Hills Rita Reid, Sylvia Wood and_/plant, wich employs 3,200 work- JoAnne Mills; John Rose, Ter-|ers, triggered the strike early) ry. Messent and Jim McLaugh-|June 7. | lin; Joe Mills, Donald Reid) ' and John Davis. fn Ball, distance throw -- Beth World War Hero Grave Disturbed Werner, Wendy Newell and Sheila Legacy; Terry Mac- Kinnon, Jeff Thomas and Neil ho crwir rs . Craig, Gail McNally and Cindy Werner; | KING CITY, Ont, (CP)--Pro-| John Pittens, John Weales and) yinoja} police say that the body| of a Second World War hera, decorated with the Disting-| uished Service Order by Vis-| count Alexander, was removed) | | Gene Legacy; JoAnne Mills, Ball accuracy throw -- Beth ™an, but said Thursday that| Nancy Craig and Barbara miles north of Toronto. | David Rose; Kara Carr, Joan las Pascoe, Robert Reeson and Beth Sharp and Sylvia Wood; ite eager a Terry Messent, John Rose and cone ereve in. King City Donald Reid and John Davis. Police refused to identify the Werner, Wendy Newell and {re torso was found on top of| Jackie Seymour; Dennis Werry, the grave by caretaker Ear! Maschke; Beverley Brow n,| Work June 13. King City is 20 Brown; Brad Roddick, Gene Police said the man had been| Legacy and David Rose; Kara|®@ prisoner of war and died in Sharon MacKinnon; Douglas) end of the war. Pascoe, John McLaughlin and) They said they believe the Gary Fox; Beth Sharp, Maryjdesecration to be the work of Pittens and Dale Thomas;| youths. and Jimmy Jones; Donald Reid, Joe Mills and John Davis. Prize winners from Kedron Public School in Art and Writ- Brooklin Fair were Jeff Thom- Ma Be Ke | Grade 1; Nancy Craig, Grade y y 3; Ann Sharp, Grade 4; Jean | Sharp, Grade 5; and Beth ae ae To Weather e CHICAGO (AP) -- The next anito. a en S ae grandfather says there's a feel it in my bones," don't right. F Pr ] A University of Pennsylvania ee oOposa research team reported Thurs-| ,day that a controlled test of the! toba government has sent a prediction showed a surpris- proposal to Ontario that would ingly high degree of accuracy. establish truck licence reciproc-| Using a weather chamber in ity between the two provinces. which various atmospheric con- ing Lyon of Manitoba said/Doctors Joseph Lee Hollander Thursday the proposal, if ac-|and Sarantos J. Yeostros of the cepted, could save the prov- University of Pennsylvania Hos- ince's truckers thousands of dol-| pital tested the effect of climate The proposed agreement calls) [p, t for an annual fee for trucks of| ing Ste Gees eee --_ ton of os weight. tism Association, the doctors. present, Manitoba trucks) said no single weather change cence fee when entering Ontario : : and Ontario trucks have to pay ae contain : the full fee in Manitoba. owever, when the barome- Pi Shain Tass esrrcatd tric pressure was dropped and) ' simultaneously the chamber's| The Rainbow Bridge at Nia-|changes simulating an ap- gera Falls, with a channel | proaching storm -- "A definite span of 960 feet ,is the world's worsening was noted' ni 29 or longest hingeless steel arch|40 tests on patients with rheu- Smith, and Ruth Smith; Doug- Jim' McLaughlin; Joe Mills,| "ometery- Junior Legacy and Danny Campbell when he arrived for} Carr, Margaret Maidman and 1946 following his release at the Jim McLaughlin, John Rose | . | Aching Back ing at the school exhibit at | as and Barbara Ormiston, storm coming because "I can J Truck Licence iste' scnce'says"te mas'he WINNIPEG (CP)--The Mani- aching back theory of weather Public Utilities Minister Sterl-|ditions could be reproduced, lars in Ontario lcience fees. \.|changes on volunteer subjects. have to pay the full Ontario li-| caused any marked change in FAMOUS BRIDGE humidity was increase d-- open. eo Imatoid arthritis. | "it Saskatchewan." amounted to an|-- jin downtown Toronto. *. ted Fa ° ' Galaxie quality is evident from the moment you a AXI@ | look at this car. 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