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4 THEOSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 14, 1964 ORONO--"The fall fair is the showplace of the agriculture in- dustry," Russell ©. Honey, Dur- ham MP, said Friday as he officially opened the annual Dur- Orono Fall Fair market," Mr, Honey said. "The Canadian hog 'producer, By ALAN WALKER LONDON (CP) -- A curious duality of opinion has swelled in the wake of the third acci- more effectively in the world ham County Agricultural Society Fair at Orono. || "In the days of our grand- fathers agriculture was a simple, easy going way of life. Today it is a hard-nosed com- petitive business,' ir. Honey said, In order to maintain the in- come of the agriculture sector of our economy at a high level we must have an increasing -lamount of export sales. He said that Canadian farmers must strive to win markets in the tough competition of the world market place. In order to do so we must constantly strive to improve the quality of our ex-| port products. DENMARK 'TRIP : Referring to his recent trip to Denmark where he repre-| sented Canada at a Parliamen-| tary Conference, the Durham) MP said Canadians could learn a great deal from Danish agri- culture producers who concen- | Jean Buck, formerly of To- ronto, helps pilot with load- ing at Uranium City, Sask., where she has been working ing of the fall term last week. Grand presiding as Noble Grand \dent. twn-jet arliner, scheduled to enter service next January. Some critics say accidents during tests are expected and that it is only through pushing an aircraft beyond its normal duties that the machine can be thoroughly proven airworthy. Orono Lodge Begins Term ORONO -- Heather Rebekah Lodge 334 held the first meet- the British Aircraft Corpora- tion's One-Elevens, ing about £1,000,000, are dan- gerous and that people who try to gloss over the three accidents are merely public relations men Sister Betty Newman, Vice in the absence of Sister La- verne Barraball. Sister Mildred Rainey, Past Noble Grand as- sisting as Viee Grand. Lodge opened according to) Ritual. Four officers were ab-| sent. Minutes were read by| recording secretary Sister Mae/near Chicklade, England, kill- Allen and after one minor cor-|ing test pilot Mike Lithgow and rection, were approved. jsix other crew members. / Report of the visiting com-second test plane made a mittee by Sister Betty New-| 'hoayy lending" last March at man showed that she had been| wisley in Surrey and had to be kept busy during the summer! completely rebuilt. A third one recess. , : made a belly landing near Sal- Sister Betty Major and Sister|isbury Aug. 19. The first crash world airlines. trate on producing only top|Alice Hooey had attended the) was the only one involving fa-/Aircraft Corporation and 'for District Meeting as representa-|talities. tives. The meeting was held in Bowmanville Lodge Hall July 8| TESTS ARE SEVERE when Sister Grace Murdock! Yet Keith Thompson writes in from Beehive Lodge was in-|The Daily Express: "'Beautifu stalled ne istrict Deputy Presi-|and businesslike--and because At this meeting Sister|of troubles like yesterday's (he Grace Love was presented with|was_ referring to the third her Past District Deputy Presi-|crash) the One-Eleven will be dent's jewel. The report of|the safest plane Britain has this meeting was given by Sister|€ver built, when the first pas- Betty Major. senger climbs aboard." Sister Alive Hoo¢y reported) Thompson says. severe testing on catering to the Barraball re-|is bound to result in occasional ception, accidents. "In these tests the Sister Mildred Rainey as con-|plane is taken along the knife- venor of the committee reported that floor covering had been purchased for the lodge room.| So far, 65 One-Elevens have It is to be laid and completed) been sold including 45 to opera- before the next meeting. \tors in the United States. Brit- Sister Gladys Gamsby as rep-|!sh United Airways placed the resentative gave a report of the|inital order for 10 planes and Rebekah Assembly Sessions held] Says it plans to fly them com- in Toronto June 22-23-24. mercially in January. Sister Alice Hooey, Scholar to} 'We can blink twice and see aster." dent involving Britain's new! each cost-| A REAL TRAGEDY edge between survival and dis-| a rose where a nettle stands," William. Connor of The Daily: Mirror snorts contemptuously. The popular columnist who writes under the name of Cas- sandra criticizes post-crash re- |ports that said rigorous testing |and occasional accidents» mean a safe plane. | "After the crash, by reading |some of the newspapers, a for- eigner might be forgiven for \thinking that this accident was However, other writers claimja triumph for the British ar-) for the! craft ndustry. and crew,"' Connor writes. "We seem to have fooled our- selves that these crashes jachieved by this new aircraft| jare a tribute to its virtues. I have purchased or were ntend- ing «demonstrations. of safety) and_ reliability." | | David Fairhall, air corres-| pondent 'of The Guardian of} Manchester, says the series of accidents "'by any standards is a real tragedy for the British the- industry. asa whole." BAC itself is less worried. The first crash of the prototype that killed the crew resulted from an extreme stall. This is) a test manoeuvre in which the} air speed is allowed to drop un- til the aircraft "drops out of jthe sky."' Escape is made by |pointing the nose down to re- gain airspeed. Lithgow couldn't }pull out of the stall and the |plane crashed. Modifications were made. The other two crashes were} both based on human error, a | BAC spokesman said, The controversy in the press here isn't hurting sales at all, BAC added, There have been no order cancellations for the 79 - passenger aircraft with a cruising speed of 550 miles an 'hour, It is still hoped that a to the design evening sessions, Business being concluded, lodge closed according to ritual and a social hour was spent. --is Soviet Capital Apartment City to- balconies where shrubs) jflats have been built in cities|- the Assembly, reported on the workmanship. An apart- ment block five years old may look three or four times its age. And the rate of deteriora- tion is faster than it should be. Under the current Seven- Year Plan, Moscow is supposed to complete the transition to apartment living next year, Ail the old houses are scheduied for destruction, Their occu- pants are to be accommodated in the new apartment blocks. That is the plan. But there still are thousands of old log: construction houses in use in the city, and it's hardly possible that they can all be torn down and their inhabitants relocated in the space of little more than a year. MP Honey Opens Test Crashes Of Jet 'Stir Debate In UK. particularly, can strive for a! better grade of hog to compete) certificate of airworthiness can be obtained by November and that the first BUA plane will fly with passengers in January. More than 20 pilots from a dozen airlines have flown the plane and they seem to like the way it handles, Leaders Meet BONN (AP) -- West Germ many has charged that Soviet agents attacked a communica tions experi at its. Moscow eme bassy with poison gas after, authoritative sources said, he discovered secret microphones in the building. : A formal protest, delivered by Foreign' Minister Gerhard Schroeder to Soviet Ambassa- dor Andrei Smirnov --_ de- For Columbia Treaty Pomp WASHINGTON (CP)--Presi- jbent on selling the plane to|doubt if foreign airlines wholdent Johnson said Saturday he will meet Prime Minister Pear- Last October a blue-and-white|ing to purchase the One-Eleven'son in Great Falls, Mont., next One-Eleven crashed and burned) are encouraged by these alarm-| Wednesday and fly with him to Vancouver en route to Colum- bia treaty ceremonies. During a walk around the backyard of the White House, Johnson told reporters at an impromptu press conference the ceremonies--marking im- plementation of a Canada-U.S. agreement to develop Columbia River power--will take place at the International Peace Arch on the border between British Columbia and Washington state. The two leaders will drive to the border from Vancouver. BACKACHE and RHEUMATISM Pain After 21 twice as many women as men are made miserable by common urinary irritation caused by a germ, Escherichia Coli, To quickly combat the secondary aches, muscular pains and disturbed sleep caused by Kidney and Bladder irritations, tr, little CYSTEX tablets days. OYSTEX is a cleaning urinary anti- septic, also an analgesic pain reliever for pt ony Headache, rough tion" of the incident which the protest said took place Sept. 6 during church services at the ancient agorsk Monastery, 40 miles northwest of Moscow. The victim was identified as Horst Schwirkmann, a_techni- cian. | The West German foreign ministry announced only that he is "alive and receiving med- ical care from specialists" at an undisclosed West Germans hospital. OLD WORLD TRADITION | LONDON CREAM 8 Canadien Chery LONDON WWNERY LIMITE LONDON @ ONTARIO CANADA Tues. and Wed. 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It's. the one place whefe you can get all your banking done, under one roof, : {quality agricultural products. | ALL IN THE JOB | | | ' s | we | with a commercial flying firm en-day-a-week job includes | Syncom $ Oxbit | | © : marily secretary-treasurer of itor and radio operator. | Nearly Perfect : ___ =tCF Photo) | WASHINGTON (AP) | , } Ld 8 has been achieved by Syncom CARTWRIGHT PARK | Oil Strikes lt, which will relay Olympic } ® age from Japan to North Amer-| Raise Hopes * pee ics and Space Administration . s announced the last of nine cor- Hold Annual Picnic ee eee ee SYDNEY, Australia (Reuters)|Sult' the satellite appears to) om i d Saultaux Indians were ajso Ty: i] strikes SOLINA -- The United Church,an u Two new Oil strikes have added ia baentor end We interna-| at Cartwright Park with 37|white Canadians from across\dream of being self-sufficient tional dateline. present. A hgief meeting was/the Dominion. in oil. |will be beamed to the satellite Knox, in charge. Mrs. H. Yel-|yika, has recently written: away, since Australia's only which will relay them to Point lowlees led the worship service.| "Dear Mr. Catto: I don't think|producing oilfields at Moonie, by land lines across the U.S. be held at the home of Mrs.|that will express my thanks to|6,000 barrels a day. -- _ {and Canads. Tape recordings Bruce Montgomery. both the Canadian Council and' But there is a growing feeling showing there. on Sunday morning when we} "My experience at Split Lake}duce enough crude oil for its) were pleased to welcome Rev-|will. always be fresh, The at-/own needs. tion, part of which was spent at} whole was just fantastic." jbeen at Alton, Queensland, and| the Split Lake Camp in Mani:| Until the change of time injat Barrow Island, about 50) We were happy to learn that|at 9.30 o'clock with church sery-|Western Australia. Operation Beaver has, from alljice at 10.45 o'clock. The study ; ; versity, in an interview after The new church is built, wired|gun by all classes of the Sunday Vers!! ' | and painted, thanks to 22 work|School in Sunday morning. the. announcement of the two ' ¢ eat '| "In the early stages, I wasivisiting in Moscow you go part} nteers. ' of this month, was honored by h ; Io | | Campers came from Nigeria,)women of the community at a never hopeful that we should bejway by elevator. | or ; : think the whole thing is, wide|And unless you like climbing quaia, B.C. -- Cree, Ojibway} On Wednesday night Pat was) 9... » lstairs, you go up and down in| jentertained at a miscellaneous!""p... withers, chairman of | h ; | aboard. | Friday night, Mrs. Walter! association, suggested the new| Apartment blocks are here in BOWMANVILLE (Staff) --|for Pat. continent is too-old 'a land mass|to completion every day. | Along many thoroughfares-- road. No injuries were reported. | coast to coast, and in the mid- zovsky Prospect on the west-- 4. Osh a A M itwo latest strikes prove almostlit is possible to walk for miles vard, Oshawa an nne M.! Smith, Toronto. Damage to each) . Barr S Stand ithere is oil in. Australia." | They normally range -from| y The Australian continent is|five storeys to 12 storeys. Bach } Personals At ssrsces of the United Church|than elsewhere. Thus, thejpatch of green with benches of Canada says the attitudes of|ground above the oil deposits) where elderly people get Rey. J. R. Hord, secretary of} Oil accumulated in the sedi-|small the board of evangelism and so-|mentany rocks of the shallowjand flowers grow. Ashton is returning to Nightin-| ' Pea ene t ; hs gale School of-Nursing, Toronto, gates to the church's biennialjof Australia and the territory Ue ag substantially identical with those of 6,000,000-odd other derstand secular social con-|Twenty - eight major basins, opt Fang Racy pathy: sciousness covering about 1,900,000 square): of these is the! st all , ' _ States presidency in urging|great artesian basin, covering|*",,.." is Seankioton (nee Palsy Will) of members to recognize | We prefer it that way." stid \*Apartment living appeals to h foient of Fineale ter--and we have Goldwaters in|ritory. One of its sub-basins is|°UT Sense of community. was the recipient of many lovely |Canada in the sense that they|the Surat, which includes the dt t : jpeople here haven't any choice. h sg _ ee pow nal private vs. public charity, andifour miles long by one mile|But it's probably true that the as been taken to Memoria'/freedom from state interference|wide, 15 of the 17 holes, sunk v : B jeral is rising. This results from Oe ek oo pendent society." whence the crude oil is shipped| crash construction program . : } : The output is about two per| Last year, according to So-| Paneerey: Michi, Miss te- BBC Officer cent of Australia's crude voiliviet estimates, some 100.000 In Russia as a whole, ac-| Little Miss peas | whe ba |cording to recently published celebrated her second birthday | OTTAWA (CP) -- Sir James| FOF Royal Tour Bothwell and Nancy, Map1e|Duff, vice-chairman of the Brit- U yt oak j.lyears. (In the countryside, Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Milton) po agar pal audigy Bae |small private homes are still cial commission to study Cana- a weekend guest with Mr. and dian universities. te or REACE LAMITED Mrs. A. J. Werry and family. we et The term flat or apartment St. - ' A the work earlier this year Po ew ory des Etudiants deltor instance, each unit of new with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.|to illness. pave e general association) construction is really only: the N. E. Wright. Saturday night fessor Robert A Rerdahl of san( protesting that the money be- Francisco State College, 8 Spent on the visit could beljive, ee ee 4 Conditions in some of the; Mrs. 0. C. Ashton, and Lo baie : tional Conference of Canadian gg gine ae Universities and Colleges» and|;.; ig ys 8" crowded. q| Cost is commensurate with} Saat * at university authorities not) Fair. jmission is backed by a Ford|tare part any ifiniat ¢ : Mr. and Mrs. C. B, Dalton,|Foundation grant and will pub- ene part in any Giticial recep posed to pay no more than four r five per cent of his income | 5 rent : Ashtons. jtask is to examine university 2 Mrs. Allan Lee, Mrs. H. W.|government in Canada. A on : wonder whether the Soviet Un- ONCE POPULATED ion is not trying to go too far, since 1954, Miss Buck is pri- work as office manager, jan- the 10-plane firm, but her sev- og \near-perfect "stationary" orbit Games television 'cover- ® Solina Church Women Ps i idk esa | ussies rective manoeuvres was com- hang motionless in space over| Women held their annual picnic: members of the group as were|substance to the Australian Television signals from Japan held with the president, Mrs. J.| Marshall Malepr of Tangan-| But the dream is still far Mugu, Calif., for transmission The September meeting will|1'll ever be able to find a phrase/Queensland, provides about will be flown to Europe also for Church service was resumed|you, especially. that Australia will in' time pro- erend Catto back after his vaca-|mosphere of the camp as a| Two of the latest finds have} sal toba. October, Sunday school will be/Miles northwest of Onslow in| E. A. Rudd, professor of eco-| reports, been a great success.|of the New Curriculum was be-/nomic geology at Adelaide Uni- By JOHN BEST campers and scores of. Indian| Miss Pat Davis, a bride-to-be) !atest discoveries, said: | MOSCOW (CP)--When you go voll ; able to meet our own needs.) Nearly everyone in this me- i K., South Caro-|miscellaneous shower in the|® : | ed J Fg hy erae, Co-|Community Hall with 70 present. Now, I think we shall. Now, I/tropolis lives in an apartment. shower given by her cousin a slow-mo bag agg ot s \§ 9 ; '\the Victorian branch of the -Aus-|groans a bit with four adults) Two. Cars Collide a Gerry Glaspell, Zion. tralian Petroleum Exploration On Scu 0 Road |Davis and June, Kedron, were| trikes have disproved again an|the hundreds and thousands, gog |co-hostesses at a linen shower|oiq theory' that the Australianland new ones are being pushed! Damage totalled $400 Sunday in| pean for oil to be found. s a two-car collision on Scugog) U it d Ch h "We have now found oil from|for instance Prospect Mira Drivers of the cars were Ernie nl e urc Idle as well," he said. 'These rly gpl gpa Joe Adams, 225 Oshawa boule-| | s Bl t ' aden eric as S jconclusively what oil men have|without reaching the end of the dimeted by B |been saying for years -- that|line of apartment buildings. car was estimated by Bowman-) ville OPP at $200. ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)--The|the world's oldest land mass,|has a smal] play area at the head of evangelism and social|and the oil here formed earlier|back for children, and a shaded Barry Goldwater are out ofjhas had more centuries injgether for chitchats. Ennis) illen ie and "'irresponsible." which to change Many are equipped with * ,.|Cial service of Canada's biggest}marine basins of the ancient) . ENNISKILLEN -- Miss Lois|5° ' Pica: tied bn |PREFERRED PLAN [Protestant church, told dele-|seas. Almost half the land area|" ne igea of living in circum- bate 1 council Friday. that/Papua - New Guinea, to the| for her second year of training) 2°"°'? A GOnene | i ' | after a five weeks' vacation. \Christians must accept and un-/north, is on sedimentary rocks. souls, a prospect that would make the average North Amer- tie ; 'cact.| He referred to the Republi-|miles, have been mapped, ivan shudder, doesn't seem 10 peg ---- 'eg ~~ can candidate for the United| The largest |bother the average Muscovite modern| 680,000 square miles of Queens-| : ' h society's "interdependence."' |land, New South Wales, South|One Moscow breadwinner. Waar the grew up amongst us "The cry of a Barry Goldwa- Australia and the northern ter-| g gs Up. to a point, he may have pitts trom former school mates, wish we could go back to the|/Moonie ficld and Alton No. 1./bee? rationalizing, since most tiends and neighbors. good old days of free-enterprise,| In the Moonie field, which is *. , idegree of contentment with res- Hospital, Bowmanville. anomolous and irres I. P +no.|idential accommodation in gen- a lous spon-|are producers. A 200-mile pipe-| Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robertson sible in our socially interde-|line was built to Brisbane,) ii Me | -'by tanker to Sydney, where it|that is gradually relieving the sae wate pee * aa bn ; Mrs. .| visitors of Mr. and ars J 1 Stud consumption stg were completed in Mos- were ' 3 I | M. Stainton. ons y P t tPl d rotest Fianne on Sunday evening. Those at- Of Colleges : Fell alge gr tending were Mr. and Mrs Dave jand towns during the last 10 ish Broadcasting Corporation,), ~~ Stainton, Miss Laverne Orchard.|has been named to head a spe- hrm rirgargs poy standard unit.) Pierre Levbre, Montreal, was| Strate again e visit 0 ie} He succeeds Sir James s A io as Miss' Margaret Wright, St.|Mountford, who withdrew from|,, Te. executive of L Assocla-/nas to be qualified. In Moscow, Catharines, spent the weekend : Pao ber Se ssociated with Sir sal Cinttarelty James in the study will be pro. Laval University students), equivalent of a good-size room, tea guests were Mr. and Mrs. in whicvh several people may Edgar Wright, and Mrs. Feath- The special study "ic _being|U* to better use, appointed a} sponsored jointly by the Na. (committee Saturday to arrange| Ide tment block e enjoyed a week's visit in New f ia lead i. we pea a fe, York City with Dr. and Mrs. J. PEs 3 - BE. Dalton, David and Sarah|the Canadian Association of The. pocie er ake and they attended the World's|University Teachers. The com-|;) : the accommodation. The aver-| age Russian worker is sup: Ottawa, attended the C.N.E. andjlish its findings. vialt, nor favite tha Royal pare were weekend guests of 0. C.| The commission's specific|t, the vieniing ' on Many foreign residents here Gregg, Glenburnie, Maryland,|spokesman for the sponsors were recent visitors at Mr. and|said the terms of reference are The Sahara was not always ajtoo fast in its campaign to lick Mrs. Adam Sharp's, Mrs. broad and that the study was-wasteland. Anthropologists havé|the housing shortage Gregg's son Michael returned|prompted by university prob- found evidence that suggests) The haste with. which a lot of| home with her from spendingjlems of rising enrolment andj|the area once was teeming with | buildings are }hrown together is holidays with his grandparents.|the need for expansion. | people. : Ibetraved ty the poor quality of ' THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY Through 5,650 branches, all across Canada, the chartered banks bring full-range banking within the reach of everyone,