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Edward Lis, 15, of 356 Rit- son road south (with cue in hand) gets some instruction in the art of using the cue from President Robert Goddard of the Oshawa Y's Men's Club. The picture was taken at the TAKE YOUR CUE FROM ME equipment, such as the pool tables, for the use of young- sters who enjoy the facilities new Simcoe Hall Boys' Club --Oshawa Times Photo where the Y's Men's members Navy Ties Up Six Warships OTTAWA (CP)--The navy has tied up six warships at Halifax rather than run an ele- ment of risk to them because of undue strain on the ships' companies, informed sources said Monday. This strain has been caused by too few trained sailors to fill the necessary jobs and con- sequent long periods at sea for those available. More money and better hous- ing are seen as at least a par- tial solution for the growing shortage of trained men in the navy. More money might come in the form of cash allowances for sea time and bonuses for signing for additional five-year hitches in the navy. The army and RCAF also have their troubles training and keeping technicians but not to the same extent as the navy. The reason is that the sailor is away from home for long stretches, cooped up in ships _ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 2, 1964 2] ¢] which no one has ever de- scribed as luxurious or even comfortable. TAKE FAMILIES The airman and soldier, on the other hand, are usually able to get home in the evening. They are permitted to take their families to Europe with them and they draw special al- lowances for service abroad. In its October report to the Commons, the defence commit- tee described naval housing at Halifax as "grossly inade- quate."" ' The navy was granted a man- power increase in late 1961. But early this year 14 older war- ships were mothballed and the navy's manpower strength was cut by 1,020 to 20,700. The navy next month will in- troduce a long-planned system for more efficient rotation of personnel. This will enable the sailor to know when and for how long he will be afloat or ashore during his five-year en- gagement. The navy thinks this will help but not solve the problem en- tirely. $265,000 Given For Telescope LONDON, Ont. (CP) $265,000 grant for a tel for the University of Western Ontario's new observatory has been made by the National Re- search Council. Dr. R, J. Uffen, principal of University College, siad the al ore Sisters, RECORD? FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS Good records bring hours of enjoyment to every ber of the family . . "Quality" Pat ' Boone, Mills Johnny Madox, Honkytonk Piano, Banjo, Organ, Polke . . . and many others. Make This A Record Christmas THE DISC SHOP in the Oshawa Shopping Centre . CHRISTMAS SPECIAL A . and the popular choice records by Lawrence Welk, Lennon Bros., Andrew Sisters, grant was made to Prof. W. H. Wehlau, professor of astronomy in the department of pure and applied mathematics and as- tronomy. 2 HISTORY MAKING THRILLS No. 2 Overture and Wellington's Vie- tory. On Mercury Lebel -- only 1.98 The 48-inch: relfecting tele- scope will be placed in an "%b- servatory to be built a half mile north of Highway 7, east of El- Record Holders USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN TODAY! See our wide veriety of Phonograph Players, Stereo, Hi-Fi, Television, ginfield. attend each Tuesday evening to 'supervise games, such as the above, and conduct tourn- aments in the games room. The club has much modern Missionaries Return To Congo By ALEXANDER FARRELL NEW YORK (CP)--Three Ca-|s nadian mission workers talked calmly Monday night about the possibility of returning to The Congo, where less than a week ago they were hostages of reb- eis waging a bitter civil war against the central government. "T think we should all be will- ing to go back when peace re- turns if we can be useful," David Grant, 39, of Saint John, N.B., told reporters as the ref- tion periods working at a mission station in Would MEN"S GIFTS WITH EVERYTHING IN THEIR FAVOUR . The Grants, in The Congo ince 1955 except for two vaca- at home, were Shirts and Ties Dressing Gowns Pyjamas Mm-m-m's the WORD a LEAN SHOULDER for our MEATS SPROULE'S BEEF is red brand beef--Canada's finest grade to assure quality -- flavor 'end tenderness expertly cut and carefully prepared. RED BRAND BONELESS ROLLED Y RED BRAND--LEAN MEATY SHORT the jungle, 60 miles from Stan- leyville, when the rebels seized them a month ago and took them into the city. He is a car- penter and mechanic, she is a nurse. All three Canadians said they hope to be reassigned to mis- sion work shortly. Miss Walker, a grey-haired Bible teacher who Complete Selection of Sweaters Men's Jewellery Plus Many Other Gift Items SAM ROTISH ROAST 49 ROAST had been in The Congo since 1936, said there is a chance they will return there "when things settle down." None of the Canadians re- ported itt treatment, apart from the wild shooting that Miss ugees arrived here en route to their homes. But they all. described the Belgian Army's brief return to The Congo as a high point in their lives. "Our rescue was a miraculous "* Grant amma by the Lord," Gran Walker witnessed, but all were His wife, Sonia, 38, said: "I threatened with death at vari- dared believe the taik/0Us times. | ates going around about the Belgian Army coming in to get us out. It was the sort of dream-like episode that you think of as wildly improbably until it happened. "But it happened to us.' There was a pause, then pb : "To some of us." ARE THANKFUL Viola May Walker, Vinemount, Ont., said: so thankful the soldiers came when they did. It was too late for some poor souls but the rest of us have something to be grateful for." Miss Walker was in the group of hostages, held in a mission house five miles outside Stan- leyvilie, from which Rev. Hec- ter McMillan of Avonmore, Ont., was taken and shot by the rebels. "Therewere 25 of us, men, women and children in the house,"' she said. "'On the last morning we were held, a group of simbas (rebels) came into the house, told the women and children to stay inside, and took the two men, Mr. McMillan and an Irish minister, Rev.. Robert McAllister, outside. "After they had been taken out, then some of the simbas shot through the room to terrify us. Two of Mr. McMillan's chil- dren were hit. "Mr. McMillan heard the shooting while he was being waiked away from the house and apparently he turned around and came back to see what was happening to his fam- ily. 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President -- Jury & Lovell, Ltd. President of the Oshawa Rotary Club Vice-President and Chairman of the Finance Com- mi election day. mittee, Oshawa General Hospital. | © Past President Oshawa Boy Scout's Assoc. Steward and Trustee-of Simcoe Street United Church Married to Wilma Down, Lengel of Alderman end Stanky §£. Lovell Your Vote and Influence Respectfully Solicited STANLEY F. LOVELL Candidate for Oshawa Board of Education 'Occasion. ) A Fresh Fruit Basket from -- SPROULE'S WANTS CBC PRIVATE LONDON, Ont. (CP)--J. A. Irvine. Progressive Conserva- tive member of Parliament for London, suggested Tuesday night that the publicly-owned Canadian Broadcasting Corpo- ration and Air Canada be turned over to private enterprise. He said private enterprise has demonstrated that it can 'oper-| ate more successfully than gov-| ernment in fields of broadcast-| ing and ¢ommercia!l aviation