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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December z, 1708 2g TWO MEMBERS RESIGN Northern Ont. 'Ignored' SUDBURY (CP)--Young Lib-|to form a new Northern Ontario erals from two Northern On- tario ridings decided Monday to|said members had not previ- split away from the Ontariojously been allowed to take part ¥ jin policy .making, but said the -|new organization party members in the| residents of the area "a voice part of the province. unanimously|have never had before." passed at a meeting of the Sud- bury ani Nickel Belt District|,, sonm the new association is A resolution Young Liberal Association ac- cused the Ontario association of|0t based on revenge and added "totally ignoring Northern On- tario' members." R.°E. Marcotte, president of| federally. the Sudbury association said : the Ontario president has vis- ited the area once in five years. He said there is a lack of com munication involving miles and|§ minds The meeting agreed to send letters asking for support to Liberal associations in the con- stituencies of Algoma East, Al goma West, Nipissing, Temiska ming, Cochrane, Port. Arthu and Fort William. If the replies to the letters| | Marcotte ' said, a convention will be held i ; are 'favorable, Mr. Young Liberal Association. He would give in political affairs such as they Mr, Marcotte said the move that the group will support the Liberal party provincially and Sunday School Concert Set GREENWOOD (TC) -- The Kinsale Branch of the Women's Institute was held at the home of a former member, Mrs. R. E. Mowbray of Brooklin. The mem- bers welcomed Mrs, John @ period of illness. Plans were made for cards to be sent to shut-ins and for- mer ae pe for Christmas. Mrs. McTaggart, assisted by we. Hugh Crawford; gave an interesting report of the Area Convention recently in To- ronto, The hostess served a dainty lunch, She was assisted by two former members of the Kin- sale Branch, who now live in Brooklin. Mr, and Mrs. C. McTaggart viiited Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Pegg and, other relatives at Stouff- Ter, T. H. Fleetham, Wil- Ham A. Brown and Miss Bea- trice McLean attended the Osh- #wa Presbytery of the United Church at St. Andrew's Church, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs, I. B, Perkin visited the former's brother, C. ©. Perkin of Toronto. The day was a family birthday party forT. B:, C, E., and Joan Perkin. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Miss Edith Howard and William on the passing of their sister, Mrs. Lew Haggerman, formerly of Whitevale. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Brown visited their eon, Fred Brown and family. The local church choir and the Valley View Public School Choir are putting on an eve- pees at the church Dec. 4, Mr, Mrs. E. Pegg will also show slides of their trip to the East coast last summer. The Sunday _ School : concert will be held Friday evening, Dec, 18. Mrs. Emerson Ormerod, of Toronto, visited Miss Edith Howard and William Ormerod. Mrs. I.. McLean is visiting with her sister ut Stoney Creek. The new Gerry Fisher house is rapidly approaching comple- tion, Several were at Ajax United wreh when Rev. R, K. Mc- an, President of the Bay of Quinte Conferenae, spoke on the "New Curriculum." DARKNESS NO HAZARD HALIFAX (CP) -- Competi- tors in the Halifax Sports Car club rally had no problems try- ing to read maps in the dark. All the navigators in the 20 competing cars were, blind. They were youths drawn from the Nova Scotia school for the blind here, and their instruction sheets were in braille. One rally official described the nav- igators as "amazing." He said "they can figure a mathemati- cal equation in braille faster than most people can on paper.' King-| ister Tremblay; was accused stone, their president, back after rey : Accused Inquiry Chief Raymond Denis, a Montreal lawyer and former executive assistant to Immigration Min- of offering a bribe in a nar- cotics smuggling case by Eric Nielsen, an MP for the Yukon. (CP. Photo) 'Scotia Assets Jump 14 Percent A 14 per cent increase in total assets, which for the first time have passed the $3 billion mark is reported today by The Bank of Nova Scotia in its annual re- port, covering the fiscal year ended October 31, 1964. Personal savings (Canadian) are up nearly 644 per cent to $1,024 millions compared with $962 millions at the end of the Preceding year. Total deposits, at $2,855 millions show an in- crease of 14.65 per cent over the previous year. Substantial increases in loans are also shown in the financial statement, Total loans increased $307 millions, or over 18 per 'Yleent during the year; standing at close to $2 billions. Total securities are down some $40 millions, primarily in the area of foreign securities, Net profit of $9.7 millions rep- resented a gain of 11% per cent over the preceding year, and on a per share basis was $3.24 com- pared with $3.03 in the year end- ing October 31, 1963. After pay- ment of dividends totalling $2.55 per share -- up 10 cents from the year haline -- slightly more than $2 millions was carried for- ward to undivided profits, which rose to about $3 millions. Of this amount, $2 millions was trans- ferred' to Rest Account, bring- ing the Bank's Capital and Rest to $139 millions. NEWS IN BRIEF STUDY POLLUTION QUEBEC (CP)--The problem i 'water pollution is to be stud- ied by Quebec® province's 4-H clubs during the next. few months. 'Forest, ,Suardian of natural resources," will be the theme. of the clubs' activities. A spokesman for the clubs said water pollution 'would receive special attention because it "constitutes a major problem." BUSINESSES BILINGUAL MONTREAL (CP) -- P. E. Robert, president of the Mont- real St. Jean Baptiste Society, said 156 business firms have made their corporate names bi- lingual in the last year. Mr. Robert said the campaign for bilingual business names now is concentrating on professional business associations after un- successful attempts to get uni- versity student aid in promot- ing bilingual names and signs for consumers. Look Whot ROGER'S Offering >" FO! FOR THE PRICE OF A Tremendous offer! Buy the major appll- ence you went as:a gift for-Christmas ond get additional FREE gift. . Recorder, etc. Make a @ RECORD FREE ROGE Fleetwood . 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