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es WE ee ey Rah NE 2 Re 3 ae "WHIT Manager: Rae Hopkins BY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Se ne a es ne Tel. MO. 8-3703 HAY ALAMODE FOR FARM HORSES ON BASELINE -- stack, where two heavy A fresh Christmas snow- fall has added a touch of beauty to the Whitby area. This beauty has even extend- ed to a Baseline farm hay- horses shown above are en- joying their mid-day meal a-la-mode. With By DAVE McINTOSH OTTAWA (CP) -- Canada's armed forces in 1962 acquired more of the tools for nuclear school out for Christmas vacations and warfare but the year passed without a government decision on whether to acquire nuclear warheads. During the year the RCAF ac- quired two nuclear carriers and began taking delivery of an- other. The Bomarc anti-aircraft mis- sile, which can be armed only with a nuclear warhead, was in. stalled on 56 launching pads at North Bay, Ont., and La Ma- caza, Que., but remained with- out warheads. RCAF air defence command was re-equipped with the Ameri- can Voodoo jet interceptor which can carry the Genie nu- clear rocket, and the RCAF air division in Europe began taking delivery of the CF-104 low-level jet bomber, designed to carry a nuclear bomb. Four of the nine fighter squadrons in Canada were dis- banded, the remaining five be- ing re-equipped with 66 Voodoos, of which two were lost in crashes. AUSTERITY HITS ARMY At year's end, four of the 12 squadrons in the air division overseas and its radar control unit were disbanded, The re- maining eight squadrons, which have flown Sabre jet day fight- a recent cold spell, coupled with the fresh snowfall, chil- dren by the hundreds have been heading for area bays and ponds for skating on some ers for several years, are to have their new CF-104s by sum- mer, 1963. The Canadian infantry bri- gade group in West Germany put the Honest John artillery rocket into service. It is de- signed to carry a nuclear war- excellent ice patches and to the slopes for some excel- lent tobogganing. --Oshawa Times Photo Mock Tide Action Aids Harbor Study head. WHITBY PERSONALS The summer austerity pro- gram resulted in an $86,000,000 cut in the 1962-63 defence bud- get, reducing it to $1,590,000,000. Christmas holiday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Welks, 129 Lupin drive, were Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. R. R. S, Wright and children, Cindy, Lou, Susan, Robby and Felicia spent the Christmas holidays in Orillia Impact of the cut fell mainly on the army. During the 1961 Berlin crisis an 11,000-man in- crease in army strength to 59, oye oes crisis, Air defence command went into an increased state of readiness--although defence 21!- thorities said this was purely academic in view of the lack of nuclear armament. In the Cuba crisis, Prime Min- ister Diefenbaker said Canada in recent years hac~ ° sponsibly by not contributing to extension of the nuclear family He had said earlier in the year that the question of acqui- sition of nuclear weapons was "hypothetical" as long as disarmament negotiations re- mained "to the fore." In late November, the East- West disarmament conference resumed at Geneva with re- newed hope for at least a ban on further nuclear vesting. NAVY GETS 'COPTERS In this context, a government decision in 1963 on nuclear weapons appeared no closer than it did in 1962 though sev- eral persons in close touch with the situation said the decision now boiled down to "when," not "whether." In their opinion, a decision will more or less have to be made by mid-1963 when the overseas air division is re- equipped because Canada com- mitted itself to a nuclear role in Europe in 1959 and NATO will expect this country live up to th dertaki Still No Choice Made On Nuclear Warheads The re - equipment programs were the main advances in the services. A major one for the navy was a start on the fitting of helicop- ter hangers and landing plat- forms on seven St. Laurent class destroyers. For the army, 20 prototypes of the Bobcat arm- ored personne: carrier are to be delivered in January or Febru- ary. The RCAF, with an assist from the navy, began installa- tion of an underwater submarine alarm system in the Atlantic. MOVE HEADQUARTERS The RCAF's air defence com- mand headquarters at year's end was preparing to move from St. Huvert, Que., to its new underground combat. post near North Bay, site of the only SAGE (semi-automatic ground environment) electronic control centre in Canada. \ The armed forces continued to make a major contribution to United Nations operations in Egypt and The Congo. They took on a small extra UN job, due to end in May, 1963, in Dutch New Guinea which was being turned over to Indonesian administration. In November, Canada prom- ised military aid to India. The first assistance was six Dakota transport planes, flown to India by the RCAF. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 27,1962 § Border Crossing Traffic Record Set WINDSOR, (CP)--Windsor. is headed for a record year in the movement of vehicular traffic across its international border at Detroit. By tbe end of November, 5,940,457 cars, buses and trucks had crossed the international border by way of the Ambas- sador Bridge and the Windsor- Detroit tunnel. The figure represents vehicles crossing the border. in both di- rections, When the average traffic flow of 430,000 crossings for the month of December is added, more than 6,370,000 vehicles will have made the crossings this year, 95,000 mor- year. than last Havelock Man Dies Following Crash TORONTO (CP)--David John- ston, 57, of Havelock, Ont., died in hospital Wednesday of in- juries suffered in a head-on col- lision near Havelock on High- way 7 Dec. 11. Johnston was driver of one of the cars in- volved. FREE Have your furnace cleaned free and guaranteed trouble-free all winter, if you purchose 'White Rose" unified fuel oil from Western Oil Co. DIAL 725-1212 Castro Offer For Prisoners MEXICO CITY (AP) -- A group of Cuban exiles said Wed- nesday Castro agents have of- fered to trade six prominent political prisoners for $5,000,000 worth of food. A group calling itself the Syn- dicate of Free Newsmen of Cuba in Exile said in a state- ment that agents of Premier Fidel Castro got in touch with Cuban exiles here to bargain for the six. The statement said that among them are Hubert Matos, tried by a Cuban court for trea- son in 1959 and sentenced to 20 years in prison. The syndicate said Castro's success in the Bay of Pigs pris- oner exchange encouraged him to try other such ventures. It called the idea repugnant. Used SKATES 1.97 Pair Plus Your Exchange Sportsman's Corner 103 BYRON ST. S. 668-4511 One block west of 4 Comers, turn south. as the guests of Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Callaghan. Christmas holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kyle, Dovedale drive, were Mrs. Kyle's mother, Mrs. C. Loney of Toronto. Dinner guests on Christmas Day were Mr. and Mrs. J. Bedington and family of Don Mills and Mr. and Mrs, Glen Tasker and fam. ily of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pellow and their son David spent the Christ- mas holidays in Woodstock as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bennett. New Year's Day, Mrs. Jean Farquharson, Centre street north, is celebrating her birth- day. Her friends wish her a happy birthday. Mr. and Mrs. man and children, Lee and Beverly, spent the Christmas holidays in Ottawa as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bryan, former Whitby, resi- dents. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Welliston, 853 Byron street north, are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gable and chil- dren of Ottawa. 000 was announced. Army man. power rose slowly to more than 52,000 but was rolled back to 50,000 by austerity. The austerity program also re- sulted in some equipment cuts and stretch-outs, particularly in the field of national survival (civil defence). Readiness of the armed forces to swing into action quickly was tested in the Oct. 22-28 Cuba Substance Found In Retarded Child MADISON, Wis. (AP)--Two University of Wisconsin re- searchers say they have dis- covered a chemical substance in the urine of a mentally re- tarded child not found in nor- mal children. The discovery was announced Wednesday by Dr. Harry Wais- man and Dr. Theo Corritsen, of the department of pediatrics, during a long-term study fi- nanced in part by a $225,000 grant from the Kennedy Foun- dation. Finding the chemical, Wais- man said, "is part of the con- tinual process to find how some of these children are different. It is part of our continuing at- tempt to find the possible basis for mental retardation." TREASURER'S SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES Town of Whitby, Ontario. To Wit: By virtue of @ warrant issued by the Mayor of the Town of Whitby bearing date of the 19th day of September, 1962, a sale of lands in arrears for texes in the Town of Whitby, will be held in the Council Chamber at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon on Wednesdey, the 9th day of Hart, of Foxborough. Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R, S. Wright, is celebrating his fourth birthday, January 1, 1963. His friends wish him many happy returns of the day. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson and children, Lynda, Patricia, Cath- erine and Kevin spent Christ- mas Day in Toronto as the guests of Mrs. Wilson's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Conn- FISHERMEN'S PROBLEM roy, where they attended a At present fishing v ,.|buffet dinner. have difficulty travelling] Guests the hi ff Mr. through the sandplugged chan-|ang a hg wW. Weneck, 306 nel to the harbor proper. TheiCentre street north, were Mrs. moo 0 lay tage ge Thomas Norlack and daughter, A 4 is ef-/Doreen, of Renfrew an rs. ward Island. fect on aay bridge piers. Stanley Kensey, of Kirkland Its aim was to find a aay ee es * entrance|Lake. 'create a single - to ico Harbor was nel in the harbor entrance for|about 400 feet across. The wa- Christmas 'gm --, at fishing boats, and to prevent|ter was deep 'enough for fishing|the home of Mr. and Mrs. sand erosion by tide and wave|boats. W. A. Wilson, Victoria street action around the foundations of| However, the channel changed|°ast were Mr. = omg -- ® bridge to be built over thelafter 1956 as a result of con-|Wilson and sou Latiy aie entrance. struction of a causeway linking ary Prenat ry oa a Mi y The council says completion|nearby Rustico Island, just east br pon el : Tha td sia of the experimental investiga-|of the harbee entrance, with the} @#¢ Kennedy, of Shornhil. tion of the mechanjes of sandy|mainland. Dianna Donnithorne, Dove- inlet formation in harbor by| The combined effect of wavesidale drive, daughter of Mr. tides and waves has provided ajand increased sand swept into|and Mrs. Reg. Donnithorne, is basic understanding of why the|the harbor widened the en-|celebrating her birthday Fri- day. Her friends wish her many El ephant Hunt and seriously reduced the depth|happy returns of di day. wah Repair Freighter Paint Brushes After Storm War With the scale model, the lab- oratory determined the exact nature of the changes w! oe- curred in the channel as a re- sult of the building of the cause- way and why they occurred. NAIROBI, Kenya (AP)--Dili-/SEEK SOLUTION research men are gunning| Research now is being con- r elephants with paint|ducted on the type of structures He got up to let the quarter- brushes. to create a_ suitable master in, but found the door Game officials of the Tsavo|channel at least 12 feet deep was jammed because of the National Park have beccme|and to reduce the width of the ship's list. alarmed at the increasing num-|channel entrance to permit con- Unable to converse with the ber of elephants and lack of|struction of a bridge 600 to quartermaster because of howl- food for elephant herds. ing winds, Davies decided to Army helicopters on a survey rush the door. of Tsavo Park and an adjoin- The door opened when he ap- ing park found 15,570 elephants, plied his running weight against Mervyn Cowie, director of the it, but he fell out onto the slop- Kenya royal national parks, ing deck and rolled towards the railing. The protecting canvas entrance has become choked with sand and wider and shal- lower. "On this basis it has become possible to determine the type of layout necessary to stabilize the inlet channel to the harbor," the council says. 'Tests are con- tinuing to determine the appro- priate dimensions and configur- ation for the required struc- tures." By JOHN E, BIRD OTTAWA (CP) -- Canadian scientists have rolled back the passage of time in a unique at- tempt to unplug a sand-choked east coast harbor entrance and make it possible to span the channel with a bridge. They recreated in a large- ecale model, the wave and tide actions which over a period of years shifted huge amounts of sand into the harbor entrance, causing it to widen and become shallow. 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No be matching < ire eee i VICTORIA (CP) -- A British nn ee LIVERY AN freighter has sailed from here after repairs for damage suf- fered during a voyage the ves- sel's skipper would rather for- get. Capt. G, C. Case of the Hong Kong-based freighter Nancy Dee said he couldn't remember a worse voyage during his 40 years at sea. The skipper's troubles started the night of Oct. 12 when a 99c ROLLER TRAYS ... CEILING TILE WHITE, TONGUE & GROOVE ting continuous east-west high- way traffic in Prince Edward Island National Park across the 1,000 feet in length. The proposed bridge would says this is an increase of more than 4,000 since the last had link Rustico Island to the main- land at its eastern tip, permit- count was made in June. Another expert on east Afr can wild life, D E. Blunt, re- marked: "If the present situa- tion is allowed to continue na- ture will step in and reduce the =-- population by starva- nn," It is also feared the rhinoc- eros population will be depleted by starvation because of lack of Rustico Harbor entrance. ' The 150-by-63-foot model 1s a' tion and aerial isted before 1956. exact replica of the harbor en- trance. It was designed on the basis' of hydrographic informa- photographs showing the entrance as it ex- fierce windstorm battered Van- couver Island and the lower mainland of British Columbia. The 6,579-ton freighter was blown aground in the Alberni harbor while waiting to take on a load of lumber. When a check of the freighter n while. Parts of put an elephant to sleep for a the beast are after the storm failed to dis- close any serious damage, the Nancy Dee took on its cargo and sailed for Japan. January, 1963, unless the taxes and costs are sooner paid. Notice is 'hereby given thet the list of lands for sale for arrears of texes wes published in The Ontario Gozette on the 6th day of October, 1962 and copies of said list may be ob- tained ot my office. Treasurer's Office this 9th day of October, 1962. JOHN R. FROST, been blown away and the rails had long gaps between a Davies frantically grab! ed one of the rails as he went by and saved himself from plung- ing overboard. The Nancy Dee survived the storm and limped into Esqui- malt. The ship's cargo was un- loaded, the repairs to the hu!l made and the cargo reloaded CARLOAD SAVING CARTON LOTS ONLY 64 TILE PER CARTON (64 sq. ft. coverage) VELVET "1000" ACCOUSTICAL TILE Velvet white prefinished 12" x 12" tile with over 1000 sound absorbing micro perfor- ations per tile. Carton lots only 64 tile per carton 64 sq. ft. coverage) CARLOAD VOLUME Six SAVING A SQ. FT. 'Full 4" insulating thickness, popular 12" x 12" tiles, ton- . gue and grooved for accurate and easy application. 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