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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, October 28, 1963 GOOD EVENING By JACK GEARIN WALKER SWORN IN AS MPP Albert Victor Walker, the 54-year-old City alderman who won Oshawa riding (Provincial) for the PC's September 25 in an unexpected victory, was sworn in Friday afternoon as a Legislative member by Roderick Lewis, QC, clerk of the assembly. es The ceremony was held in Parliament Buildings, Toronto, : where Mr. Walker attended today for a caucus and busi- ness session of PC members. The group will be "'brieded" on procedures, so that new members will have a clear outline of what takes place in the actual Parliamentary ses- sion. A dinner will follow. There will be a brief ses- sion of the Legislature Tues- day at 3 p.m. to pass three readings of the Municipal Development and Loan Fund. No formal opening of Parlia- emnt will b eheld at this session. This will take place -- next January. SKIN DIVERS ABANDON GOLD SEARCH Two Oshawa skin-divers--Norman Lambert of 910 Cartref and Ray MacKay of Herbert street--spent two days last week in various parts of Lake Temiskaming searching unsuccess- fully for $35,000 worth of gold (reportedly lost there several years ago by escaping bank robbers--the story was renorted in the August 1, 1963, edition of The Northern Miner by Joyce Ellis). Mr. Lambert said that MacKay and himself had de- scended as deep as 200 feet in some areas of the lake. They « are convinced that no such treasure lies buried in the iake after talking with natives, including government officials. They spent one day each at Ville Marie, Haileybury and Cobalt. DUTCH ELM DISEASE MAKES INROADS Parks Commissioner Patrick J. Kennedy has called atten- tion to an important fact~increasing inroads made in Oshawa of late by the dreaded Dutch Elm Disease. Council has heeded his warning and will likely set up a pilot fund of $10,000 to fight the disease--he says it would cost $10,000 to rid the City of the scourge, also that the Pro- vincial and Federal governments would pay approximately 75 percent of these costs (under Winter Works, etc.) Here's what Mr, Kennedy says: Oshawa has a population of 10,792 Elm trees, 20.2 percent of which are seriously affected by the Dutch Elm disease-- 7.7 percent are dead, 10.2 percent are diseased or dying and 2.8 percen: are doubtful. . These statistics were determined by Mr. Kennedy's de- partment in a recent four-week survey which showed tha' 90 percent of the doubtful trees are over 12 inches in diameter; some are 40 inches in diameter. There is only one method by which the spread of the disease can be checked successfully--cut and burn all dead and infected trees; even the dead ones harbor the Elm bark beetle which transfers the dreaded fungi to other trees, It is pointless to deroot such trees as the beetle works between the grooves of the bark which often makes spraying ineffective. It will be necessary to remove all trees chopped down s0 that they can be burned by the City at a marshalling yard. This is the most expensive item on the cost bill, Only trees on City property will be cut down at the. start of thé campaign as the City has no authority to remove such trees from residential or business areas--this could only. be done after the passage of Provincial legislation now being contemplated. The project would employ 12 men for 10 weeks as a Winier Works: operation in 1963-64, Mr. Kennedy said. j NAVY VETS OPEN NEW QUARTERS That was a colorful ceremony Saturday when the sod breaking ceremony. was held for the new Oshawa Naval Club on Vivla street HOPEFUL TEENAGERS: contestants in Dallas. yester- day. Left to right are: Paul- ene Barbara Keen, Miss Teen- age Chicago; Marlene Finke, Miss Teen Age Lincoln; and Tugging at a pair of wish- bones in hopeful gesture are three contestants in the Miss Teenage America Pageant | which started with arrivals of Lawyer Enters Liberal Lists TORONTO (CP) Joseph Gould, Toronto lawyer and member of the legislature i°r sudbury Fire Grievances Get -- ry 4 Kills 2 Men Commons Airing died and two others were in- OTTAWA (CP) --The Com-|government's spending pro- Juréd jumping to safety as fire Bracondale, Sunday announced mons, encouraged by the gov- he will ect care of thelernment to clean up a tangled Ontario Liberal party. Mr, Gould, 51, is the first toltion, observes the time-honored marge i ane. ponte will' custom of hearing grievances cohw = a ag aceatad ipeeee voting tax money aga'n s hi \today. Mage Sept. 25 provincial 'elec- For the fourth time this ses- The Ontario Liberal Associa-/$!0n, the government will move tion management committee is 4 P'° forma motion which per- scheduled to meet Nov, 23 to/Mits the opposition to raise any consider a date next spring for Subject it wishes--so long as it the leadership convention. hasn't already been dealt with history of financial procrastina-; gram. \SEE DANGER jing the opportunities for raising |g jdestroyed a 25-room boarding jhouse here early Sunday Dead are painter Michael Ma? | They see a danger in exhaust-|ioney, 42, and Joseph Ogerek, 2, employed at the Interna- non-confidence motions, leaving|tional Nickel Company of Can- them without a chance to initi-/ada mine here. jate a debate later in the ses- |sion when--they secretly hope-- \something really damaging too lthe. government's image. may) |develop. | The government is apparently |hoping that the entire spending The body of Mr. Maloney, be- lieved to have been partially rippled, was found in his room. The body of Mr, Ogerek, orig- tally from Yugoslavia, was found in a corridor at the rear Mr. Gould, who describes himself as a middle-of-the-road this session. Any amending mo- 6 i tion moved by the opposition Program one ere oe of the building. : Boarders jumped from sec- Liberal, said: "I'm not by nature, as far as policy is concerned, too far to the right or too far to the leit. I think that is what the Liberal party needs today and I think I can give them what they are looking for." He said that if he becomes leader there will be no head- hunting as in the past, a policy which proved disastrous for the Liberals. Mr. Wintermeyer was a man of great integrity but he was | politically misled, Mr. Gould said, Mr. Gould was born in New York City and came to Canada at the age of two, He attended the University of Toronto and Osgoode Hall. He was elected to the legislature in 1959. Children Found | Bonnie Jean Hinson, Miss Teenage Charlotte, N.C, The girls are among the 50 candi- dates for the crown. : --(AP Wirephoto) fore Christmas, If this is done, even though the whole of thejond- anq third-floor windows inc gt Rliste -a pie not and three men tied a blanket | passe: y then, it is considere s likely the government will then| around a restaurant sign out: tart 1964 with a new1s Side a window and slid to the start 1964 with a new legisla- ground. tive session. | The only exit was a wooden This would entail a new legis-|staircase at the rear of the tive program outlined in a) buildixg in the fire area, It was jspeec from the throne which/burned. Other boarders are be- : could be written to attract votes lieved to have found their way November. ; for Prime Minister Pearson's|to safety through an adjoining Some Ccnservative MPs are government if a general elec-' restaurant. junhappy with the government's/tion is called early in the new Joseph Morris, 56, received |plan to' accelerate study of the! year. |minor injuries when he jumped 30-feet from his third-floor win- Malaysians Burn 2.2m sisson Sukarno Effigy '| condition in hospital. | automatically becomes a mon- confidence motion. The rules of the Canadian Commons require the govern- ment to give six such opportu- nities for so-called supply de- bates each session. The govern-| jment intend to call the other) two one week and two weeks|), from today to clean up this part of the session's work by mid- | Taycees Block KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya,aborigines, 'Unionist Hits Policy Research | New Tory Scheme OTTAWA (CP) -- The Pro-jency organizations, Fourts-en gressive Conservative party in- of the members represent the tends to take a hard look at/provinces and . northern |basic Canadian problems andjtories and the other seven--to | decide how they can best be|be appointed within the next }met by small "'c'" conservative | few days--will represent the policies. executive and _ parliamentary A policy research projec:,|group of MPs and Senators. jwith headquarters in Ottawa) Though the incomplete list jand workers in each province,)was not made public, party of- is being established in prepara-|ficials said the complexion of tion for the next federal election|the new resolutions committee j--Wwhenever it comes--and for'is little changed from the one jthe long-range future of the which prepared for the last an- |party nual meeting, prior to this Establishment of the project/spring's general election. It |Was announced Sunday by Egan/headed off an oust-Diefenbaker |Chambers of Montreal, presi-| movement and attempted to re- jdent of the Progressive Con-jsolve . bitter controversy over servative . Association of Can-|Canadian acquisition of nuclear ada, after a two-day executive! wearheads. meeting here. Establishment of the policy He also announced that thejresearch project was seen as a party's next annual mieeting)move to meet the need for a will be held here Fbe. 3-5. Op-ifresh approach to basic Con. position Leader Diefenbaker/servative party philosophy, Del- Swedish Ideas STOCKHOLM, Sweden (Reu- tecs) -- A Quebec trade union| leader said here the Swedish system of social welfare would terri.|be inapplicable to Canada. He)which scoured the area since| \Frederick Gould, | Well But Hungry PETERBOROUGH (CP) 14, and his five-year-old sister, Anne, miss- ing from their home on the heavily-wooded shores of Mis? sissauga Lake since Friday, were found late Saturday. perforated an effigy of Indo-|carrying, slogan-shouting crowd} nesian President Sukarno with)marched through the town and poison darts from blow pipes|pledged support to Malaysia. Sunday and then set it alight/The demonstration was cli- with shouts of laughter. Peony by sed pogo ae. At other anti-Sukarno rallies|sines shooting an effigy of Su- here and in Klang, 20 miles|Karno full of poison darts. lwest of here, Indonesian lead-| In Kuala Lumpur, Finance A search party--one of 19/efs were denounced by political|Minister Tan Siew Sin, speak- lh ; jing to a crowd of 10,000 in leaders before cheering rts eg drenching tala, appealed to all called Swedes an "atheist peo-|the children disappeared--found| Zhen effigies were burned, |ple."" ithe pair well but -hungry in a|Standard Sunday pastime in ~| Andre Laurin, technical coun-|lumber camp nine miles from|cent weeks. cillor to the Confederation of|their home, |" In Kuala Pilah, 65 miles south |National Trade Unions, made| The lake is about 35 miles/of here, more than 5,000 per-| |the statement Saturday as he/north of here. sons, including several hundred] tals and welfare services. | | 'We do not want social wel- O era or ac Sg The system would not be ap- bd plicable to Canada, but _his| O ste Ss group gained valuable informa. ni n Tu e "The biggest di'ference be- federal trusteeship of five mari-|insistance that it must assume tween Sweden and Quebec is|time unions was expressed Sun-|the seat of Nationalist China' in "They do not believe in any-;Rev. James R. Mutchmor. The church laymen's confer- |thing and the state does every-| But Dr. Mutchmor said he ence. was told by Rev, Ernest and 79 other CNTU members} fare as they have it here,"' Lau. tion on its week-long tour, he that this is an atheist people," day by the moderator of the|the United Nations was the rea- \thing. But fn Quebec, the prov-/doesn't agree with the govern-\M. Howse of Toronto that the toured Swedish schools, : hospi-} rin told reporters. said SARNIA (CP) -- Support for;Paul Martin has said China's Laurin said, United Church of Canada, Rt.!son Canada voted against. it. youths to register their names for. national service. "This will prove all of us are united and it will prove your loyalty to the nation," he said. In Klang, V. Manickavasa- gam, the assistant minister of labor, told a crowd of 5,000 that Indonesia opposes Mayal- sai because "Sukarno and his gang are jealous of us." Jakarta has cut off trade and diplomatic relations with Ma- laysia--a federation of Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak and Sabah (formerly North Borneo)-- charging that its formation was ja British colonialist plot to en- icircle Indonesia. | In Jakarta, Indonesian For- jeign' Minister Subandrio de- lclared Sunday that Britain is (AP) -- Malaysian aborigines|Sukarno rally. The banner-| Quebec Split KELOWNA, B.C. (CP)--The national executive of the Cana- dian Junior Chamber of Com- merce Sunday rejected a de- mand by 9,000 province of Que- bec members for a_ constitu- tional separation of the body. The executive said such a re- organization would "serve to di- vide rather than unite the young men of Canada." Some delegates to the meet- ing said- Sunday night that they doubt of Quebec members-- making up half the numerical strength of the junior chamber "will long remain in the or- ganization. A statement issued Sunday by Fred West of New Westminster, B.C., national president, said La Federation des Juenes Cham- bres de la Province de Quebec recently asked for a change in jaycee structure based on |'their two-nation concept of the British North America Act." Mr. West said the executive would recommend to next |purposely trying to keep the |Malaysians asleep so she can said he expects the meeting,/egates said Conservatiyism haSlince is 100 - per - cent Roman |ment on one aspect of its for- |gates atid as many more guests out becoming'tied to rigid rules,| jand observers, will give him 8) The executive also heatd re-| fresh vote of confidence as|norts from senior officers of the| |party leader. |party, including one from Com-| So far as could be ascer-\mons House Leader Gordon! jtained, a small dissident group|Churchill following a study of! in the closed meeting made no'the organization of the British jdirect challenge to Mr. Diefen-|Conservative party. This is ex-| baker in the executive session ipected to result in strengthen-| Sitting at the back of the con-|ing the party's headquarters re- vention 'hall, most of them jdrawing 1,500 accredited dele-|to be made more dynamic with-| Catholic. We want ipst the min-|eign policy--refusal to- nae for search and full-time organization i imum of social wél the admission of majmland China to the United Natibdns. | Dr. Mutchmor voiced his fopinions during a series o' speeches and sermons at the London conference of the |United Church of Canada. Premier Urges Canadian Aid scree cn ifr i FREDERICTON (CP)--Criti-|jabor strife on the Great Lakes cisms and suggestions regard-|had precipitated a major emer- ing Canada's policies in rela-|gency. fare,'" greatest weakness of Christian-|maintain "her beneficial posi- jity is that it has not produced|tion" in the new federation. |a major theologian since the re-| Subandrio also a Brit- |formation. jain of using the new federation | Dr, Howse said he could see|as a base "to encircle Indo- |"'no sign of any major Chris-|nesia and undermine the Indo- tian theologian who can inter-|nesian revolution." pret Christian convictions and) aspirations in modern terms." DISEASE STRIKES | ALBANY, N.Y. (AP)--An in- vestigation was under way Sat- |urday into an outbreak of tuber- jculosis at Albany Medical Cen- More Germans June's general assembly here more Quebec representation on the board of directors, and a bie lingual secretariat. sehaan sha aee Your Original CARPET CENTRE Over 50 Rolls of joined in the standing ovation) care. which greeted the leader's 90. --_ _|tions to the West Indies were) But of Canada's attitude to- ltre Hospital and its affiliated Carpet on Display eee TT OI It represented another big step forward for the vets, who sponsored a Canada-wide re-union here in 1956. Mel Goreski and Ron Deeth were the architects and con- tractors respectively. A special silver shovel was used for the occasion and handed to the sod breaker by Presideni Pete Tullock of the club. The new quarters will be occupied by New Year's Day. CITIZEN DeHART AND THE WARD SYSTEM Who turns up at City Council more often than John De- Hart to politely remind one and all of much-needed municipal reforms? To some it appears a thankless, frustrating job at best likely to lead nowhere, but he is rarely discouraged, and always polite. Citizen DeHart, a patient but determined man who hap- pens to be president of the Lake Vista Ratepayers' Assoc'a- ton, was singing a familiar theme song last week, one that is gaining w.despread popularity across the city: He wants City. Council 'to approve a plebiscite to decide whether the Ward system, discarded here in the 1930's, snould be restored, He sa'd he had a petition signed by more than 400 taxpayers, 75 percent of whom were outside his area, endorsing the Ward system. Why did he want the Ward system when the presert one had been in use so long (someone asked?) "The present electoral system was adequate when Oshawa was a horse-and-buggzy town, but this is a growing, prosper- ous commun.ty with grave growing problems," he said. minute speech. | | The meeting appointed most| |members o° a 21-man_ resolu- tions committee which will meet|Cape Breton Island with the! annual Nova Scotia mainland was be- a month before the MAINLAND LINK The Canso Causeway linking meeting to correlate policy res- oun in 1952 and completed in jolutions sent in by constitu-'1 | WEATHER FORECA 955. ST Sunny A nd Cool, Still No Rain Forecasts issued by thell weather office at 4:30 a.m.: ndon Kitchener Synopsis: Northwest wind s|Mount Forest have brought cooler, more sea- fe il sonable weather to Ontario ang Hamilton .. temperatures this morning are generally 10 or 15 degrees be- low Sunday's. There is still no relief in sight from drought con- ditions. St. Catharines, Toronto Peterborough ..... Trenton Killaloe q SK Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, Neh Bay, Niagara, Lake Ontario, Wind- Earlton "What we need is equai representation at City Hall, if these problems are to be solved." He had a mild tussle with Alderman Dafoe when he-said that aldermen didn't have time to attend to the needs of every district under the present system. "I have plenty of time and I'm up and around in the morning when you're in bed," interjected Mr. Dafoe. "That's where you should have stayed -- in bed,"' retort- ed Mr. Dyer to Mr. Dafoe. sor, Hamilton, Toronto: Mostly) Kapuskasing .. clear with frost in many sec-|White River... tions tonight. Tuesday mainly) Moosonee ... sunny with little change in tem- Timmins perature. Winds west to north- west 10 to 15, a' Low overnight, High Sunday | Lake Huron, southern Geor-) Dawson .......065 4 }gien Bay, Haliburton, Algoma, |Victoria .....0..6. 46 {Sault Ste. Marie, London: Clear|fdmonton ....... 33 with cloudy periods today, to- ROMO isiciic kes ; g : ~ night and Tuesday. A few scat- Winnipeg .... inch in diameter, appear to be|tered showers this afternoon, Lakehead . jenclosed in a shell that pre-\cooler, frost tonight. Winds west/White River. |vents them from. evaporating. to northwest 10 to 15. |Kapuskasing . | Thus, they are re-inhaled re-) Northern Georgian Bay, Ti-/North Bay......... Droplets May s Pollute Kir, peatedly by patients. lmagami, White River, Coch.|S: S: Marie........ lrane, North Bay, Sudbury :Va-|Sudbury .....+... 2 |NATURE IS UNKNOWN seine Savants in | "We don't know the nature of riable cloudiness today, tonight) WiShOka +++ © |this patient-created air pollu-/and Tuesday. A few scattered|, nit PASADENA, Calif. (AP)-- 'tion," Goetz said. "It is not|showers today, cooler, Winds Toronto Mysterious tiny droplets that/merely moisture droplets. If it west.to northwest 10 to 15. Sitawa oe human beings exhale are being] were,.it would completely evap- Montreal . blamed as an unsuspected'orate, But it doesn't. Quebec source of air pollution. | 'All the samples appear to be Observed Temperatures seer Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, high Tuesday Windsor .......... 40 57 'heard here Saturday night from) |Prime Minister Errol Barrow of} Barbadoes. | He stressed economic aid, trade and immigration in speak- ing at a dinner winding up the| public sessions of a conference on the West Indies. | "The Canadian government} has failed miserably to recog-| nize that we are partners in the| Commonwealth," Mr, Barrow! said | Canada, participating in the! Colombo Plan for the far east-| ern countries which- had. made| no contribution to the Domin- ion, had not seen fit to do any-| thing similar for the much! closer West Indies. | jgovernment is "in the rear of |public opinion" in the matter of jimiaigration. Despite some lib- \eralization of policy, only 1,500 of more than 75,000 West Indian jemigrants entered Canada last jyear.\ From Barbados alone, /4,500 went to the United King- dom. | | An influx into Canada of un skilled, non - English speaking Europeans represented '"'some element of discrimination) against the West Indies." | } RUNS AGROUND DURBAN, South African (Reu-| ters) -- The. 10,200-ton United| States cargo liner Aimee Lykes went aground Saturday on a} shoal near Scottburgh about 40) miles south of Durban, The ship) was on her way to Durban from) New Orleans on her maiden! voyage, | | Mr. Barrow said the Canadian) 4 air population balance is re-/have asked for political ward China's admission to the medical college. The hospital Desert Shi UN, he commented: esert Ip jreported Friday that two medi- "We take their money for our sr. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)--The cal students had contracted tu- wheat and we should not vote ast German factory ship Ber-|berculosis and five other -- per- against their entry in the tolt Brecht now has donated|S°S connected with the centre United Nations." \three of its crewmembers to the Were believed to have the dis- Extermal Affairs Minister; Western World. ease, | A woman, an assistant cook) on the vessel which is here for Ronald W. Bilsky, D.C, Death Of Perch gn rears, ot the sho} " CHIROPRACTOR @ Rheumatism Natural Balance |political asylum. | Her defection came two daysi] @ Migraine Headaches ERIEAU, Ont. (CP) -- Thejafter Hans Dost, 19, was taken 100 King St. E. 728-5156 | Select from the largest display east of Toronto, N-I-R-C LICENSED CARPET CLEANING 728-468 | NU-WAY RUG. CO. LTD. 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