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ne oN Os ee OPN be a THE OSHAWA TIMES, ednesdey, July 18, 1962 BIRTHS HANNA---Jloyd and Beth (nee Dean) are happy to announce the birth of a gon, Stephen Dougias, & Ibs, 9 ozs., on Wednesday, July 18, 1962 at Oshawa General Hospital. Many thanks to Dr. Lewin, | CAPSULE NEWS | US. To Protest Soviet Flight KLUMPER -- Th dd } BERLIN (AP) -- A_ Soviet! y Loeffan) are epee ie announce. the|Cighter flew near an American, ona' - otal ye rs r-old hirth of a paby girl on Tuesday, July|plane in an air corridor to| QU (AP) oe: | -year-o 17, 1962, A sister for Brian, Debby and|; : nt sday|git! was shot in the leg and an 'Terri at Oshawa General Hospital, Spe-/i80lated West Berlin Tuesday Aaternined: mbar' Of DAR la} thanks to Dr. Irwin. land the United States mission|¥nGeler W theades cian Bhvoal MecLROD -- Sandy and Sbiriey (aee|S21d tis protesting to the) Bons mimuer Cm sob attack on McCalm) are happy to announce the| Russians. A' mission spokesman police ¢e} onc cFyst -\said a U.S DC-3 plane was Lo gr of oe oe Brockville : ulio Arosemena of Ecuador, General Hospital on Friday, July 6,,aPProached while on a routine Ali ; - 1962, A cister for Cheryl and Susan |flight, The Soviet fighter flew oes nn Cottastne erie xan are important: Choosing || W/thin 300 to 400 feet of it. ito prevent Arosemena's immi- pleasure and others will want to know: READY TO JOIN jnent visit to Venezuela and the LUXEMBOURG (Reuters)--!United States your choice. Name your child as quick- are yn, 'Sl naa ly as possible and use the individual an Oshawa Times Birth Aop- , dust call our Classified Department, give the facts, including the name, and we will publish a Birth . the next edition. Just dial Edward Heath British deputy) foreign secretary, Tuesday told the European Coal and Steel Community that Britain is ready its common TO TAKE NEWS POST EDMONTON (CP)--Maj. 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TIN 'to participate in lstatement on Britain's applica headquarters in Ottawa July 31, Suddenly at the Toronto General Hos-/uratom and the European|%ficer at the army's western and Mary Sobczak of Whitby. loving) pe of 'ge PASSES MILITARY BILL his lith year, Resting at the W MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay) L. J, Austin in St, John The Evangel-|hoaten unconscious by four un-| President Kennedy a bill author- Roman. Catholic Cemetery. Rosary will/hyndled into a car and branded |¢¢ts ~~ LOCKE'S FLORIST. in recent days. |tion in Canada are not spelled KINGSTON (CP) -- Old cars 'outside the United States,"| |for the last two days of theis to be used they drive to Upper (AP) -- TO RULE ON JULY 20 part in independence celebra will give its advisory opinion|Twenty - four Jamaican cadets) East, court sources said today Longer Terms WAS ACCIDENTAL | passed) eturned a verdict Tuesday of Nothing oan ever take away Remembrance keeps him near {Nations Secretary-General Dag WINNIPEG (CP) -- Crimin-, del Castro's National Agrar- 'han they do now, the chairman ! ehown in the recent bereavement of States ornire conference it: was a waste off LIQUID FRENCH AND OLD HOMESTEAD --Everett Fice and famiiy George Whitbread would like to thank "pm ' last of a group of 350 European "It should be five to 16 eards and best wishes on the occasion {habitual criminal has an incen- SLAW ADVERTISING Mr, Street said he would like 4 ; it j . {the directorate of public energy policy when it is formu-|4 aire ; D T lated. He made a preliminary|"elations at Canadian Army jtion to join the six-nation. coal-|it was mig Leerpp ae ; SOBCKAK, Michael Rey isteel pool in addition to Luxton has been public relations Monday, July 16, 1962, Michaelj - command headquarters here for reg Subsunk, beloved son of Thomas| Common Market, two years. q brother of Lillian, Gail and Edward of; BRAND. JEW | Whitby and Lawrence of Oshawa, in} WASHINGTON (AP) Gon , ; |\(Reuters)--Dr Maximo Handel) pe Part Ne anh aka tig! 7 1 Chapel, Whitby, for R Paki quiem High Mase by Reverend Father|Blanc, an Argentine Jew, was|8tess has passed and sent. to ist Church, Whitby, on Thursday July F ! : ganic lizing military construction proj- Oth, at 9 a.m. Interment in St, John's|identified youths Monday night, totalling $1,455,672,000 in| he recited at the Chapel, Wednesday, ||: atthe + the current fiscal year. Author-| th swastikas on his thigh. It)! Aol duly 18 at 8:30 p.m iwi the third similar incident izations for military construc-| jout in the bill. Huge lump sums oil OLD CARS TOUR 'are listed under the heading| o jfrom Toronto and Montrea!/with no indication as to the arrived here Tuesday to join up|exact tocation where the money annual tour of the Antique and! . oh Classic Car Club of Canada _ CADETS ARRIVE Today KINGSTON, Jamaica Canada Village at Morrisburg." 8toup of 24 Canadian Army ae & cadets arrived Tuesday to take THE HAGUE (AP) -- The'tions and the ninth Caribbean International Court of Justice'and Centra) American. Games. July 20 on whether United Na-jwill take the RCAF plane to} tions members are to pay for|Canada Thursday to complete) ithe costs of military operations sgoys o atrainsaeEty Ke eerie in The Congo and the Middle, NDOLA, Northern Rhodesia} . memory!(AP)--Coroner R. F. J. Shelan Advised For eens One Ove entae' does accidental death in the Sept. 18 a je love ; 7 ¢ - T Fond memories linger every day, | 1961, air crash that killed United Ex-Convicts --Badl d id always remember-| oi . aa cia be aad tually' |Hammarskjold and 15 others ASK ASYLUM als with long records shoul . MIAMI, Fla, (AP) -- Three\".. 0 leek a ra res) e CARD OF THANKS jempioyees of Cuban Premier prison sentences Salad Dressin FICE--We wish to express our sincere ian Reform Institute flew aof the national parole board) J) thanks and appreciation to relativesiniane to Miami Tuesday and said Tuesday nd friends for kindness and sympathy § ) : be Se asked asylum in the United) 7, G. Street said at a press] 11¢ OFF--DEAL PACK--HELLMAN'S eur dear wife and mother, Leta Al- herta Fice. Special thanks to Dr. Mor ris and Rev. L. Wesley. Herbert YUGOSLAVS LAND time to send a man with a long' " QUEBEC (CP) -- Some 125\record to jail for less than two 8.07, WHITBREAD = -- Mr. and Mrs/Yugoslavian immigrants, thei years ; i | a al ressin BOTTLES png ene er gg Club, LSet - iit I f ' tist . » Baptist Chur: y u 4 s to "» seTee and the many friends who sent Kilts, Peas. landed Tuesday night ai he said. "It's obvious) of their golden wedding anniversary.{at Quebec's airport poll yp to commit] KRAFT : With the longer sentence, the COLE DRE IN CLASSIFIED itive to reform himself and get out of jail on parole. GREEN GIANT -- FANCY (Continued from Page 23) to see more use made of the habitual criminal provision of the criminal code under which) 35--Legal will be received for the DEMOLITION OF A FRAME DWELLING situoted at. 228 Brock Street, Whitby, Ontario Persons interested in tender img moy receive a copy of the tender by appointment in writing to: THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 79 TAUNTON ROAD, OSHAWA ATTENTION MR. H. M. WATSON, BUILDINGS FOREMAN. Move To NB. Explained By Doctor FREDERICTON (CP) -- Dr Glen Kinsman, first of the Sas- katchewan doctors protesting the province's medica! care in- surance plan to move his prac. tice to New Brunswick, has ex- plained why he made the move. "They sold my services to the public without my consent or permission,"' said the anaesthe- tist Tuesday. He brought his wife and four children to the province this week. They left home July 8 He has registered with the New Brunswick Medical Society and is to practice at the Vic- toria Public Hospital in Fred- ericton. He had been with the Saskatoon City Hospital and lec- tured at the University of Sas- katchewan Medical School. In an interview, Dr. Kinsman said he refused to practise un- der "compulsory socialism" and was concerned for his wife and family. "Saskatchewan isn't a fit place to raise a fam ily at the present time,' he said. "We've been coerced threatened. We've had anony- mous phone calls. There have been attempts on doctors' lives by taking the nuts off the wheels of their cars." Dr. Kinsman said he' esti- mated that about 75 per cent of the people of Saskatchewan sup. port the doctors in their fight. Even supporters of the CCF provincial government dislike the "hate - the - doctor" cam- A full-grown hurricane can expend more energy in a sec-| end than several atomic bombs. _ Predicted Rise OTTAWA (CP) -- Early-year , jexpectations of a six-per-cent! jrise in capital expenditures dur-| jing 1962 appear likely to be} lachieved and perhaps sur- jpassed, informants said Tues- day The government's temporary |tariff surcharges, adopted June /24 as part of the new austerity program, might even provide! an incentive that would push| capital outlays over the $8,596,-} j000 total indicated in a survey) lof investment plans made at the start of the year But officials said it is too early yet to gauge the full ef- fect of this factor The trade department now is) compiling reports from its mid jyear survey of investment in- jtentions in ali sectors of the 'economy, including business firms, governments and public agencies. The survey was carried out prior to the June 24 announce- ment of the guvernment's save- jthe - dollar austerity program jwhich included cuts in govern. jment spending as well as the "temporary" tariff surcharges of five, 10 and 15 per cent on just over half of Canada's im- |ports. Survey findings are ex. jpected to be announced towards | the end of the month. | The six-per-cent increase indi icated in the initial survey would mark the first big upturn in capital spending since the peak of $8,717,000,000 in 1957 | SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK { | and Pa TL MISO, 19,250 FEET HiGH EMI'S HOT WATER AND STEAM, AND ALSO SULPHUROUS WAPOR A THOUSAND FEET wito 44E AJR FROM MS HALF-MILE WIDE. CRATER: (AkiQwers, Plew) , att PAR ane rac RASED QF Arias i ON THE EA HELK 1f WAS FOUND a man with a long record can! be sentenced to an indefinite! erm, He said 27.8 per cent of Can- ada's criminals commit 49.4. per, cent of all crimes, and yet 80) per cent of the prison terms, were for less than two years. / County Council Urges Repeal -- Of Safety Law WELLAND (CP) -- Welland County council has voted unan-| imously to campaign for repeal of new provincial legislation re- quiring municipalities to en-: force safety on construction pro- jects, A council resolution Tuesday, urged the province to provide necessary safety measures and inspection through the depart- ment of labor or the workmen's compensation board Reeve Mel Swart of Thorold Township said an army of in- spectors would be needed under) the new Safety Control Act and) the cost to municipalities would) be exorbitant. The 26 other members of the council agreed. 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