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1 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendoy, April 6, 1964 cIRTES | Victim Dies, Tyron aw ished ol ~ (nee New Charges sone, et ae "| Considered WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- A DOWN -- Wes and Greta (nee Snow- Chatham man charged with as- den) are pleased to announce the ar- rival of their daughter, Catharixe Louise, sault causing bodily harm may face a more serious charge 1. 1 the Osha 07 Oa inert" baby sister for Paul, Scott ; ing)|Since the victim of the attack died Friday, Crown Attorney and Jeffrey. E. A. Duchesne said Sunday. Philip Kwiecien, 44, of Wind- Irwin. grandchild r Fleming and the first grandcnild for Mr. Mrs. Percy Neal. Special thanks to Dr. R. C. Ross and 4th floor staff. PILKINGTON -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pilkington, wish to announce the birth of @ daughter, on Monday, April 6, 1964, at the Oshawa General Hospital. A sister for Greg and Lynn. was admitted with a fractured skull on Feb. 15 after a fight in a tavern. Dr. J. M. Schulde said Saturday a post mortem showed the cause of death was pneumonia. Police investigating the inci- dent charged John Henry Miil- ler, 32, of Chatham with assault causing bodily harm. Mr. Du- chesne said he planned to re- view the facts of the case Mon- day. He declined to make further comment. Salt Ruining Metro Garages -- Alderman DEATHS DS PAEPE, Robert Roger Suddenly, at Newcastle, on Sunday, Apr'l 5,..1964, Robert Roger De Paepe, six months, beloved infant son of Alfred and Margaret De Paepe, Newcastle, dear brother of Dianne, Delbert and Alfred. Resting at the Morris Funeral Chapel Bowmanville. Service in the Chapel on Tuesday at 10.30 a.m. Interment Bow- manvilie Cemetery. LATE DEATH NOTICES may appear on, Page 3 of The Oshawa Times. Desth Notices 'are accepted until 9.30 a.m. for publication the same day in this regular sor, died in hospital where he) OPPONENTS ALLEGE FASCISM politicians note it has won over- whelmingly virtually every con- test it has entered. Many Buddhist and Christian leaders complain that it is car- rying out a campaign to dis- credit them. Some politicians charge that it would establish la fascist dictatorship if it should lacheve national power. Sokagakkai was started in 1930 by Tsunesaburo Makiguchi, a geographer, and a fellow teacher, Josei Toda. They formulated the theory that the only important value is human gain, more vital than beauty or goodness. Judging that Nichiren Shoshu best em- bodied this principle, they or- gain and happiness, says Sok-|ganized the Soka Kyoku Gakkai gakkai, by worship of Nichiren| (Society of Creative Education) and his scripture, and by re-|to push its fortunes, peating the chant: 'Glory to the BOTH JAILED sutra of the lotus of truth." ; Both Makiguchi and Toda pownea iopast' on Japanese|Were imprisoned in the Second |bypassed by the postwar indus-|World War by the militarists trial boom, These include un-|after, they defied the govern- | ' ment's campaign to make TOKYO (AP) -- An organiza- tion called Sokagakkai is the fastest-growing religious group) in Japan today, and the most controversial. It is making strides in poli- tics in Japan, while critics de- nounce it as intolerant and a possble threat to democracy. Sokagakkai, or the value-cre- ating society, was: founded 34 years ago. It is a laymen's or- ganization which promotes aj 700-year-old Buddhist faith, the Nichiren Shoshu. It teaches that Nichiren, the monk who united Japan spiritually to repel the 13th century invasion by Mon- gols, is the true Buddha, The believer gets immediate New Religion Striding Into Japan's Politics TORONTO 11:00 A.M. STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--April 6 Quotations In cents unless marked $. 2--Ocd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- righ's, xw--Ex-warrants. Net change is fror., previous board-lot closing sale. INDUSTRIALS 11:00 Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 3975 $14 13% 13% 1300 385380 380 700 380 380 380 260 875 875 875 100 $18 184 18'4-- 400 $31 314 314+ 2 460 13. +1 405 61 1052 hb 334+ Ve 222 42% + Va Stock Abitibi Alta Dist Alta Dis vt Alta Gas w Alta Nat Alg Cen Alg Cen w Algoma Alumini Alum 4\4pr Anthes A Atl Sugar Bank NS Barcelona Bell Phone Bell rts Bramalea Brazil BA Oil BC Forest BC Pack A BC Sugar BCPh | 5.15pr Build Prod Bulolo Cal Pow Can Bread Can Cem CD Sug Cl Fndry C Pack A CSL CSL pr C Brew Cdn Can A Cc Chem w Found Hydro Imp Bk € Ind Gas Cc Marc Cdn Pet pr Toda succeeded to the presi- dency after Makiguchi died in prison. He gave impetus to pos' war development of the named society. Ikeda, an executive nius, supplied the sturdy ¢ zaniza- tional framework Hic influence extends to the far' est village. Seikyo Press, at « three-storey modernistic cc _rete building in central Tok- , pours out a flood of public .ons ranging from a thrice' eekly newspaper with 2,500,000 circulation to a picture magazine with 800,000, and an educational magazine which reaches 1,200,000 subscribers. Sokagakkai members pay no dues. Income comes from pub- lications. Voluntary contribu- tions for special projects, and "financial cmmittee"' of about - 100,000 devout believers who contribute 4,000 yen a year ($11.11). When $2,500,000 was needed to erect » building at the sect's main temple, next to Mount. Fuji, the sum was over-| 225 $23 315 $ 135 $69 200 400 400 1060 $53% 53% 18713 3. 23 18% 18% 18 6 Oo +h 400 53% --10 an 320 315 320 $314 314 31% $28 288 $164 164 ba-- % $43 43¥2 432 25$103 103 103 50 $25% 25% 25%4 -- Ve 100 $6 6 6 --% $22% 22'%4 22°83 + Ve $540 Se 5% $434 43% 43'4 $245 242 242 $314 312 Nat 300 125 210 400 20 70 200 300 885 225 300 210 n0 515 100 100 710 7 99 +h% 3 10 4 + +35 420 197% + Ye 62% + % 9% + 400 4012 + Ve 420 420 $19% 19% $622 62% $958 958 400 «400 $40'2 40% Cc c Cc ¢ Tcday"s Toronto Stock Mark Stock Lakeland Laura Sec Lau Fin Levy LobCo A LobCo B LobG 1 pr Loeb M 310 MB and PR 150 M Leaf Mill 275 Mass-F 4250 MEPC 250 Mex LP ns Mon Foods 300 100 300 250 100 . 58% 5% 565 125 100 200 3525 $12% 11% 825 $27 100 $10 300 145 150 275 235 200 470 470 470 $18% 18% 18% 314% 14% 20 20 $8% % 8% 8% $31 «31 $284 28% $28% 28% $17% 17% $20%e 2 410 4 $13% $7 $544 5240 2150 175 B+ % Moore Nat Contain Nat Drug Montex Noranda Ogilvie OB Sup Pac Pete Page-Hers Pow Corp Premium Price Bros 100 QN Gas 210 QN Gas pr 210 $102 QN Gas S9w 500 20 Reichhold 100 $224 Reitman A 100 $10% R Little 230 $14 Rockwell 16 $45% Rothman 125 $11" Royal Bank 231 $73% StL Cem A 200 StL Cp A pr 10$ St Maurice 500 Salada 755 Sayvette Seven Arts Shell Can 300 Shell | pr 75 26% 27 ie 1056 40 140 73% 73a + Ve 23 101 +1 non 270 270 --S $% 1% Wh4--% $17% 17% 17% $262 262 26'a-- Va Shell | wts 1525 590 585 S85 --S Silverwd A 250 $14% 14¥e 141% Simpsons 220 $43 432 43% SKD Mig 800 475 475 475 Slater Steel 200 $15 15 15 Southam 275 $28 78 128 Shop Save 100 $1234 12% 12% + % Slater 100 540 540 540 +25 St Radio $10 0 10 Steel Can 2865 $23% 23% Suptest Ord 210 $19 9 Ww $23 23 101. 101 3 3 3 1050 275 500 +10 225 VI Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge "4% 3 he He $13%e 13% 3%-- % 5--% $460 45% 46 + % $15% 15% 15ie + Ve 200 12% + Ve 10% + "e 45% VAt% pee 23% -- Ve Sales High Low t Li ti 11 Net ' 11 Met |. 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In order to publish for our readers all Death Notices, as soon as possible, other notices will be accepted until 11 a.m. but will appear In the Late Death Notices, Page 3 In the present day's edition of The Times. 210 225 50 200 205 100 540 220 200 364 350 280 1178 z10 35 100 397 70 $31% 31% $17 Vv $38 3B 140 «(140 315% 154 $12 2 $55ve 55 $19% 19% $l4¥a 14\9 $75% 75 $15%4 14% $18% 18% $192 19% $10 10 $464 46% $20 20 $6998 69 $31% 31% 600 $18% 18 30 $148 148 440 $22% 225% 100 $164 16% 250 $13% 13% 100 250 .250 100 120 120 1265 $62 6% 725 $982 98 3368 $16% 161% 330 $17% 17% z15 $16 16 102 $6%% «6% 457 $484 48\e 48a -- Ve 1090 $125--8 1258 125 775 $24 23% 233 100 415 415 415 760 $16% 1614 16'4 73 $625 610 610 315 $8434 84a B44 -- Ve 270 $2342 23% 23% z5 $8) 8) 3} 500 320 320 320 --S 425 $10V2 10% 104+ a) 1551 385 380 385 +10) 119 $19%4 19% 19% | doctors} UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES 250 240 Whitby Chapter Order of The, Several matters of business Eastern Star No. 248 held its;were dealt with, Members were jregular meeting Thursday,|reminded of the annual meet- March 26 in the Masonic Hall ing, April 22 at 7.30 p.m. at the |with Sister Margaret Mustard,|home of Mrs, Fergus Curl, 819 Worthy Matron, presiding in the|Byron street north when. the East assisted by Brother Jeff District President Mrs. Sam Martin, Worthy Patron. |Cawker of Port Perry will visit The Flag was presented and the Branch, escorted to the East. by Sister| The topic of the meeting was Esther Hook, Marshall, Minutes 'Historical Research'. Several of the last meeting were readjmembers displayed treasured by Sister Julia Thomas, secre-/antiques and explained their his- tary. \tory. After opening the meeting the) Mrs. Frank Roberts, conven- 31% Mogul 3740 Morrison 7300 Con Negus 2500 Con Nichol 20300 C Rambier 400 C Red Pop 500 C Regcourt 3000 C Sannorm 2000 Cop Corp 17500 Cowich 1300 Crestaur 87900 Croinor 4000 Daering 4500 D'Aragon 1000 Deer Horn . 2200 Delhi Pac 500 Dome Donaida Ei Sol Fatima Frobex Gaitwin Gnt Masct Giant Yk Goldray Granduc Gulch Gunnar Hard © Rock Hastings Headway Heath High-Bell Hollinger Hud Bay. Int Helium Irish Cop Iso. Jelex Joliet Jonsmith Joutel rt Kenville Kerr Add F Anacon Lab Min L Dufauit Pax Int Pce Expl Peerless Perron Que Chib Qunston | Quemont Raglan Rexspar Rio Algom Rockwin Ryanor San Ant Sand Riv Sherritt Sil Miller Siscoe Starratt Steep R Sullivan Temag Thom L Tombill Trans Res Tribag Trin Chib U Asbestos Un Keno Upp Can Vandoo | Werner West Mines W Surf 1 Willroy Texaco 30 $57 57 7. +% Tor-Dom Bk 185 $62% 624 62\4 +" T Fin A 175 $12 12 } Tr Can PL 700 $36%% 364 36'2-- Ve) Trans-Mt 1415 $17% 17% 17% + Ya} Tran Air 1200 300 «+5 | Un Gas 250 22 -- UN Steel 130 Sve + Ve Vendomat 250 330 Verstile 100 Walk Gw 900 Vic G Tr rt 1305 West Ind 100 Westcoast 1225 Weston A 2428 Weston B 1142 West A wts 2259 Woodwd A. 1275 Wdwd A w 1500 Y Knit A 100 Zellers 215 Zenith 600 |successful small businessmen, |, ~ A rhe t clerks, maids and cooks, needy sninte the national religion. is destroying Toronto's munic-|students and the millions who) ipal- i y di ities ly t ipal-owned parking garages by ftt'® fe cheerless and lonely. | CAPSULE NEWS corroding new stee] rods and| Many religions in Japan 'have| Quake-Snappe ° Cable Repaired beams, Ald. George Ben said to-/held aloft the lure. of greater) CAN FLY OVER RUSSIA |subscribed in four days. 9 TORONTO (CP) -- Road sal Mats | ' " Vv 21 n 10% 6 18 Chémcell -"* Col Cell Dist Seag D Bridge D oal pr Dofasco Dosco Dom Store Dom Tar Dover pr Du Pont Emco Falcon Fraser Gen Bake Goodyear GL Paper Gr Weg G Greyhnd Guar Tr rts Hardee Hawker-S Hawker pr Home A Home B HBC Husky Imp Oil Imp Tob Ind Accep Inglis Inland Cpr 1BM Int Nickel Int Util Inter PL Int Sti P Jefferson Jockey C Labatt Lafarge wts Ont Cem LO Cemw 22 5" 30 "TKindness beyond Price, yet -- ra within reach of all GERROW FUNERAL HOME 390_KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements and floral requirements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING { NTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 9 9 Ma 3M % % 58 SB 4 17% 174+ Ve 4647 +% 17% Wat 895 920 +25 $2414 24% 244 -- % 925 910 910 --IS $6% 6% 6% $395 392 3958 460 450 460 OILS Alminex 810 325 320 325 Am Leduc 48700 45 43 44 Ang U Dev 3000 26 26 2% Asamera 2500 909 9 9% Bailey S$ pr $234 234 23% Banff 185 (184 «185 +7 Calvert 65 63 64 --2 CS Pete M5 340 35 «+5 C Delhi 7 725 725 --10 Cent Del 820 815 820 +5 Dome Pete $16 15% 16 +% Fargo 000 249 249 249 +9 Gr Plains 100 $11% Wh WKM+% HB ONG 490 $162 16¥2 162 Landa 100 530 530 530 Medal 42 420 Midcon 40 "0 4" Nat Pete 330 325 325 +10 N Davies 26 24a 26 +2 NCO wis " Ww 9 +1 Okalta 12% 12% 2%4--'\4 PORT ALBERNI, B.C. (CP) +10 500 2450 1250 2500 5130 2000 1015 1000 M45 21% 6 390 $31% 6000 4000 1500 500 1550 1000 4500 8000 «84 4720 660 650 650 1000 14% 14% 14% 1500 155 154 184 +1 Wiltsey 32500 18 17% 17h-- Ve Zenmac 8000 33 3} HH Zulapa 67250 47 45 4%+1% Sales to 11:00 a.m.: 2,063,000 SA Sia +4 82 84+ * +10 90 31% 6 180 a 390 3 at Ve 30% +V | 7) +) IN MEMORIAM FRAYNE -- In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Mrs. Phil Frayne, who passed away four years ago today, April 6, 1960. Oh, what would | give to clasp your hand, Your dear kind face to see, 180 35 375 27 34 15 al | FOREIGN TRADING Bell Tel rts 200.126 126 12% Dicknsn 100 530 530 530 East Mal Ws WS East Mal WS 175 Maybrun "4 64M Un Keno 740 14 --5 500 1600 3100 43500 840 500. 1000 175 3000 175 500 14 200 740 6 6 255: 255° 25 KYA v0 3 6 | 7 CREDITISTE DIES HULL, Que. (CP) -- Dollard| WILL VISIT RUSSIA Richard, 48, secretary of Le) AlGIERS (Reuiers) -- Pres- |Ralliement des Creditistes, died/ident Ahmed Ben Bella said of cancer Saturday in hospital) yonday he would visit Russia in here. He had been ill for two May and also would go to Bul-| |months. In. the 1963 federal elec-|garia and Czechoslovakia, | . ' At Knights wy 5 tion he was an unsuccessful can- Civic Night didate in the Quebec riding of FAREWELLS MARINES Spooner Guest Washers and Dryers Surpass Washerwomen's Scrub Boards The days of the "marvelous,the amount of water to go inte \little laundress," like those of|the tub. This enables the home- the equaily "marvelous liftle)maker to save time and money dressmaker" are long gone. The|by washing smaller loads with finesse of the old-time laundress|less than a full tub of water-- with bleach and starch and heriimportant where water is go' -ring (that's crimping or|metered. flu ig, folks) prowess is now) household history. Gone, too, er Pro brsigre sage gio the dreary laundry room. get your washing done in one The miachines--washers andjjoad. There are also pre-soak dryers--that replaced the old-|cycles, lint filters that do double |time laundress are at home iniduty as detergent dispensers almost any room thanks to the/and two agitator speeds -- a decorative and' colorful finishes|slow rate to clean man-made on the sturdy steel cabinets.|fabrics and the normal one for You can have your choice ofjeveryday items. enamel-coated galvanized steel with a durable, easy-to-clean) TEMPERATURE CONTROL jfinish and a non-corrosive steel) Some machines offer - hot, |base; or choose a porcelain-on-|wanm, or cold water tempera- ture control, also extra rinse |steel finish and have the bril- cycles, and a safety lid that | | | HOLBROOK -- In loving memory of) my dear parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs.| Albert Holbrook and Dorothy. Mother,| April 6, 1961; Father, May 3%, 1961;/ Derothy, March 30, 1939. | Time may heal a broken heart, Yeers may make the wound less sore, PARACHUTES FOOD COLOMBO (Reuters)--Angry| islanders have put an airstrip} Farm Workers' | Wages Climb --Mrs. Elsie Lock.| | | | 1 The wing of the three-storey| iv. ALUMINUM AWNINGS PORCH ENCLOSURES STORM-SCREEN DOORS-WINDOWS PRIME WINDOWS CMHC ACCEPTED FLEXALUM SIDING JALOUSIES ALUMATOPS FOR PICK-UP TRUCKS STAGE MARCH TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS WORK FOR YOU WHILE - YOU WORK, SLEEP or PLAY day. happiness for these unhappy) proofing the garage floors is|distributed the testimony of Ald. Ben said the garages are|ment in financial status or bet- Service was restored Sunday to) MOSCOW (AP)--Pakistan In-| bridges and cars. : tg Meetings, from the neighbor- when tidal waves generated by|rights to fly across the Soviet| and Richmond-Victoria streets| room s¢-year-old president Bais: 1V€! links Canada with Australia and/girline to get transit rights} The salt seeps through hairline Members a feeling of partici- | r | Inate in Moscow. parked all day under heavy) Since 1951, Sokagakkai's) ~oRONTO (CP) -- Robert J.| The parking authority general |4,000,000 or 10,000,000 people. | called to the Manitoba bar Mon-/Rhodesian police raided the set- a rubberized material or "'rapid|kai, it has. elected 15 members| signed from his post in the On-/fering from -mallpox to' hospi- No one knows the silent heartache, In several northern United|and prefectural (state) legisla-|per, |Basketmakers, to let For the one | loved so well. And clasp each other's hands ence|and concrete have been eaten| Sadly, missed by Husband Phil, daughter Soldiers Sli Council 4895, Whitby, held their) syps MACLEOD DEAD __ the salute Monday at a farewell Who shail say the grief Is lessened, Despite the passing of the years. HALIFAX (CP) -- Two sol-| The meeting was opened by tran OLLewa newspapernian called in to keep the peace fol- LANGLEY -- In loving memory of aj aventure after the ship was ajwas- announced. by Lecturer EVACUATES VICTIMS The month of April again Is here, , : f cha jdays detention in the armylis Wednesday, Apr. 15, Civic| SHIP STATUE the Grand Chapter of Ontario. A|farmer of. South Ontario in the 'To part with one | loved so dear. | eli ; ile| ici irs. the elangelo's | With tender love and deep regret, slipped aboard the carrier while|ster of Municipal Afiatts, | of the Virginjthe flooded tributaries of the|ter:and visitors from West Hi!l,) Mrs. Ward thanked Mrs. Rob- --E emembered by husband Fred-|troops and equipment bound for Amon : x Lan C itd ll be the Minister 'of|dead Christ, left jC foro Colombo|Ported Monday. Chapters. 'A reading by Mrs. Roberts, dear sister, Elizabeth Turpin, who passed/force on Cyprus. orable Dr. M. : Mr. Michae! It is to go on show at the : ently fused to steel. 2 1915. Chi-|a speedy recovery was wished to} meeting. | ilier' int | This' annual event 1s_ wel- : he surest onkt. steys an hour Ineat 'here, and Pie, C. C. Bel. SEPARATES FROM ACTRESS|tion led by Nan Han-chen./tron. Sympathy was expressedithe hostess Mrs. _ Gilbert/example, you can have a por-|iety of washing conditions, ine Sais uahory, ists: here during the weekend andjinterest in the municipal and (Reyters) -- Peter Hall, direc-|for International Trade, left! Invitations were accepted toland Mrs. Earl Ward. lstainless steel one, both are|dirty they are and the time re- "MONUMENTS ----~ MARKERS /ficer, Maj. D. G. Duncan. Cs P g MONUMENTS | ported that. the Scots Ethnic/actress wife, Leslie Caron, are Agency said. }Durhan April 28, and 'York 2 S h 1 jall fabrics washable in soap and Chapter Apri 28. | n an C. 00 MEMORIALS | e-| sell-out. Sunday. The couple married in ers--automatic and semi-auto-|forated enamel steel tubs in- tention, Lane has been demote : lation ceremonies for the To-| OSHAWA prayer by District Deputy i i | on a single setting of the con-|to take the overflow disposal of ANOTHER ROCK TO RUN P ; i | FFICE 2 7 i! r 'i a held Saturday, April 11 and that : un | 2 728-6627 Both are cooks. They werPlunch and refreshments were ' Kills Students requires additional control ad-| Just remember, a variety of lley of the carrier. They were served afte | jot New York Governor Nelson|crastination," reports reaching|would be installed into office. ting. |vices are at work for you on . wing of a school collapsed Sat- The soldiers were charged | ; A ; | the} ve contact the secretary. Theo teach 4 induc action or top loading with aj)year. oe a - = al state. His most likely opponent|be parachuted to the British en- and two teachers and injuring cere thanks and appreciation to all my D : | Sixty of the injured were in} ; | le ecreed Nisi: ? tinctive features, all geared to ; gre my recent stay in Oshawa General {pected to announce for eeHOC: the indian Gosan. | is considering establishing an nurses and staff of 5F for their kind | Whitby Women's Institute met attending special classes the Ontario Supreme Court win- CANBERRA (AP) -- Austral-/ lwest Wednesday, March 25 at proaching examinations at the} meighbors and friends for expressions of| ceiving board rose 5.7 per cent 7 ; y | g ALUMINUM Eric Alfred Harper vsiCommunist China has _con-| CLARENCE Rf. YOUNG roll call with a current event.|puilding housed the girls sec- ther especially thanking The Rev. H.llier the Dominion Bureau of\Anderson vs Norman. Josephlels of Australian. wheat at a| TORONTO -- Clarence Rich-|Four visitors were welcomed By tion of @ mixed high school. 4 jada increased to $1,410 from'Chant; John Wright Middleton) |faculty of applied science and|the motto of the month: Without board, the annual av-|James Frederick Wilson; Doris} TOKYO (AP) -- Demonstra- tice, died Friday in Sunnybrook es DOORS | A $500,000 program to com-|people.. Sokagakkai promises planned by the Toronto Park-/those who report recoveries the latest victims of salt that|ter job opportunities. |the 2,700-mile Commonwealth|ternational Airways announced) Cars carry the salt into the hood to the national level chan- the Alaska earthquake swept up|/Union regularly from Karachi| garages, where it drips with A 7 |New Zealand. lfrom the Russians. Flights of cracks to attack the steel. pating in the process of saving} | dripping through a ceiling --|membership has jumped from cygney, former Ontario deputy) SETTLEMENT RAIDED manager, Robert Bundy, said) Running under the banner of|qay. Mr. Cudney has taken up|tlement of a fanatical sect Sun- Your loving smile, ice, r E 'our loving as OUT. EOI VOICE, deterioration will begin in seven|to the Upper House of Parlia-jtario government during the/tal. The raid followed refusal of 'Only those who have such can tell, N iti -(t It is a minorit rty but | ager Wie ' Sut aay welll eeet eonin States cities salt had put gar-|tures, It y pa jexamine their children. heey |away and expensive repair jobs} Jean, son + in + law Ivan, gr . . ~ me if On Navy Ship: Knights of Columbus of St.|St. Jean - Iberville - Napier) par ES SALAAM (Reuters) But It cannot fill the longing regular meeting Wednesday iny,Parade of the last members of Though the smile may hide the tears, OTTAWA (CP) -- Mrs. Nor- = i iscov s | 'night Frank Canzi. 1 i e i Ever remembered by daughter Audrey|diers, discovered stowed away|Grand Knig itiwho is a director of United lowing the Tanganyika Army 5 . & M ley, wh 'emi died in hospital here early Mon- wear wits Mes Rule Ney Langley: wheiday at sea bound for Cyprus, \Brother: Mal Femia that. the ea Worthy Matron welcomed Mrs.\er, presented a paper on the life MOSCOW (Reuters) -- More) To me the saddest of the year, | | pos sgh nag cael Saag NAPLES (Reuters) -- Mich-|ated by:helicopters and amphib-|warm welcome was also given/area where the Ontario Hospital Dear still as years depart, . | | ; i ing! . W. J. Spooner.|marble statue I d t ; he was in port here loading|Honorable Mr. W PO body of the|Dnieper River in the Ukraine,/Markham, Durham, Ontariolerts for reminding members of erick: Lengiey. |the Canadian contingent of the|taries wi } h Sot . tario, the Hon-jthe liner Cristo! | liant beauty of a hard, aD OEY «| Sister Mary Inkpen reported)'Irish § stitions'" and an stops the washer action when away April 4, 1951, and dear mother, the. Honorable VISIT TO JAPAN rish Superstiti Army headquarters an-)'ne ' . aay e P des world's fair. Steel performs for you inside|chines let you "program" yout All lovely things must pass away, nese trade and goodwill delega-jall the sick by the Worthy Ma-! _\near here, and' Pte. C. C. Bell,|comed by the Knights as one Then fades in afterglow. --Daughter and sister Sarah Toms ltried by their commanding of- national affairs of Canada. tor of the Royal Shakespeare|here by air Monday to visit/visit Fidelity Chapter, April 1,!-- 'smooth and corrosion-resistant.|quired to do the job. jmatic loss of pay for both men Night had been practically @!t9 separate, it was disclosed| There are two types of wash-|water. Available also are per- It was announced that instal-| Olea . Coll Ve2 SIMCOE. 5 \to. the rank of private. : i . a SeS, | i i James Smythe of Whitby. A , trols, while the semi-automatic|wash and rinse solutions. LITTLE ROCK, Ar. (AP) --jin the Maldive Islands out Oficister Kathleen Browne, Past| |kept in custody until flown back] -- |Rockefeller, announced Sunday/thig Ceylon capital said Mon-|Those wishing transportation Washers can also be either|wash-day doing a better job Jae rday, killing 38 girl students with "an act to the prejudice pa 8 g : : a ee isd eM earce 1 jcentre post action. e new , | i ; fr | WOULD SELL FILMS Sivek. fends. aed (eighbers for tie is Governor Orval E. Faubus,/voy there. The islands lie 400 delicious lunch was served. |serious condition, A | Hel te Mg Be be seabed Adages The following divorces were\tion. next week. make laundry day a cinch. export promotion centre in | > in Mention. | at the home of President Mrs. tt ; : OTTAWA (CP) -- Annualjter assizes in Whitby, March 9- ) ghee ig a die gli ab By ian' Wheat Board Chairman 7.30 p.m. time of the collapse. sympathy, and flowers during our recent| at January 15 to an average of unski; OSHAWA M. Bunting. --The family of the late) ; c : F at . eae , the president. | Statistics said today. Anderson; Viviam Kathleen|price between $34,000,000 and ard Young, 85, dean emeritus of te P! explained, Police said a number of stud- Aluminum Combination $1,360 and for western Canada'ys Catherine Stewart Middle-| jengineering and an authority on|never know what you can doiwhen they heard a rumbling} "To Save Cash-- jbat the salt threat by. water-|them results now. It has widely ing Authority. from terrible illness, improve- has inflicted heavy damage on CONTROLS MEETINGS Pacific Cable, broken March 27/Monday it has been granted the} Civic Square, University Ave. nel the organization's activities IS"/the Alberni inlet. The cable/to London. It is the first foreign] melting ice onto the concrete. aku Ikeda downward, give fs | {all other foreign airlines termi- Some. seven or eight cara ---(themselves and humanity. | CALLED TO BAR have required repainting. |5,000 families to a claimed) jovincial secretary, will. be) LUSAKA (AP) Northern the floors must be coated withjits political branch, the Komei-|residence in Winnipeg. He re-\day and took 20 children suf- That meant so much to me. or eight years. lment and nearly 2,000 to local|ejection campaign last Septem-|the sect, known as the Korsten Dh, the grief that Is borne in silence Beyond the toll and strife, ages into poor condition. Beams| Oe oy tokens |were required, he said. Sandra. John the Evangelist Parish! ville. \President Julius Nyerere took s for the loved ones gone before. Jailed 7 Days ee ing, Apr. 1, 1964. iti ; Memories keep the wound so open evening, Apr. 1, svat Mtactood, 64, wile ofa vet: the force of 600 British marines ond femily. aboard the aircraft carrier Bon-| i Yommittee reports ¢ "eng ih : : igure Te 4 s Press International of Canada, mutiny in January. peeaed away April 6, 88. . yen| i |day following a brief illness. . ee ee reer Rd 3 Leola Thrasher, Grand Adah of|of:the late John Willis, a pioneer The blow was hard, the shock severe.) cuard rooms cells here. than 4,000 persons were evacu-| i k vi Mini- : ; ; "Your memory. lives within my_heart.| The soldiers apparently |guest speaker will be the Mit Pieta, a priceless |!0US vehicles from homes along|to the members of Whitby Chap-|is now located. 1 who loved you will never forget |S deere | : g : 100 digni-|Mary holding the g the expected gni-|3 8 here aboard|Komsomolskay2 Pravda re- Chapter, Fairbank and Sunbeam our citizens of the past. _ Jnited Natio' eace-keeping|Health for On I Tetras ~. Sremeueed mewarier of sox Dee ad -- B. Dymond and/Sunday on its way to New York.| ious coating of glass penman- Elizabeth Petters, who passed away April A ton vary Stace, MP PEKING (Reuters)--A that many members were ill and|Irish contest concluded the the lid is lifted. The new ma- |nounced today that Cpl. C. V./|* Paige c 2 . s : For God Irdained It so, Refreshments were served by|the washer as well as out. For|W ash and rinse cycles for a vars 32. of Halifax, were returned|which strengthens and inspires) sTRATFORD ON AVON|chairman of the China council/to those bereaved of loved ones.|Hrewry Mrs. Adelard Morin|celain - on - the - stee] tub, or a|cluding the type of clothes, how Still loved, still missed and very dear, i3 , vy * Brother Harry Baxter re-)Theatre Company, and his film|Japan, the New China News) Unity, April 9, Alworth April 16, | | The cycles cover practically RIMAR. | The sentence involved auto- TWO TYPES during the time they are in d : ; | g d| The meeting was closed with 1956, matic, The automatic operates|stead of the usual solid variety ronto Shrine No. 4 would be} EVENINGS 723-1002 ressed into service in the gal-/'U f ont ie after the meeting. __|winthrop Rockefeller, brother|action because "of British pro-|Matron of Whitby Chapter justments after the original set-|modern steels, and brilliant de- CARD OF THANKS" Canada - | MADRAS (Reuters) -- The ee 13 Divorces "iste iste me sepa Hd | lhe will stand as a Republican : and further particulars should front loading with a tumbling/than the laundress yester- 1vorces leandidate for governor of day.. Reports said food had to OCK -- | would like to express my ood order and discipline." After the close of business @ 45 ; Ze | nals -- fe machines offer a variety of dis-| iy eats movie in ly cards, flowers and gifts received! five-term Democrat who is eX-| miles southwest of Ceylon in| e Jap e mi dustry cals | Four hundred student e i our hundred students were! | Q M. Manitius and Dr. John Kwak and sranted a decree nisi duxing : Some washers predetermine| Rome for Japanese movies. SELL TO CHINA |Earl Ward, 105 Maty street Tansed in preparation for ap- e ages of male farm workers re- April 3: OBITUARY felt thanks and appreciation to relatives,| Goluneki ve Maria Gol M ia Sud a= | LeOn GOlUNskh Ys, Mata SO ames MOY ee eae Eleven members answered the bereavement in the loss of our dear mo-/$1,495 from $1,415 a year ear-\Barbara Harper; Edith Muriel|tracted to buy 21,000,000 bush-| : | FREE PARKING Margaret Spencer. 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Helicopters, said a spokes. |, MONTREAL (CP) -- Mayor| CHICAGO (AP). -- Sigma More than 5,000 students, chief- man for the League Against |J¢a" Drapeau of Montreal an-|Delta Chi Sunday honored Mal-|ly veterans, received first and Cruel Sports Sunday, will jnounced Friday that a book} colm W. Browne, Associated |Second-year training there in be used to follow the hunt, [Prize of $3,000 will be awarded|Press correspondent in Saigon,|temporary facilities converted They 'will guide' a squad annually in the name of the is-|by naming him winner of one of/from a wartime munitions plant. | of motorcyclists whose job land of Montreal. He said thelits annual awards for disting-| His wife, the former Miriam| will be to catch up with the (prize. will be known as theluished service in journalism./Temple, died in 1960. Dr. Young) pack, distract the hounds Grand Prix Litteraire de la/It was the fourth such awardiis survived by a daughter, Mrs. and' generally sabotage the Ville de Montreal with the prize to Browne for his. coverage of|Frank Lewis, of Toronto, a son, hunt, j|money supplied by the Greater|the. news in South Viet Nam in|Harold R., of St. Catharines, and |Montreal Council of Arts. 11963. leix grandchildren. | '