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) yer said at least four of the 14 CMU executive officers had been illegally inted and had no right to take part in the vote. Mr, Justice Frederick T. Col- lins agreed with this contention, 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, Jonusry 18, 1968 Sheehan To Move Into Union Job Hope Springs Eternal, In A Matter Of Viewing Five-foot gash was torn in side of the United States destroyer - escort White- JAGGED WOUND hurst in a fog - hidden colli- sion outside Vancouver Har- bor Saturday night with the NEWS IN BRIEF NAMED. PRINCIPAL TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian diplomat Escott Reid has been appointed the first principal of York University's Glendon Col- lege. Mr. Reid, 59, will also be a professor of political science at Glendon, which will become)" a residentia) liberal arts college when the main campus opens in September. . SEES U.S. TAKEOVER TORONTO (CP)--Tim Buck, 74, one - time leader of the Communist Party of Canada, claimed Saturday the United States is "taking over control of the country faster than ever." He was speaking to a four-day meeting of the national commit- tee which opened Saturday. The meetings are closed to the pub- lic and to the press, BIG FIRE STRIKES MEDICINE HAT, Alta. (CP) Weary firemen and public works crews Saturday extin- ed a fire that burned for hours and destroyed this city's largest downtown build- ing. Officials of Moore's Furni- ture Store, which has occupied the four - storey building since 1934, estimated their loss at TRADE 18 APPALLING GENEVA (Reuters)--The illi- cit traffic in narcotics is still "appallingly" high despite ex- tensive work by international and national control bodies, the United Nations Opium Control Board said Saturday. In its an- ual report to the UN Economic and Social Council published here, the board said the fight against the illicit traffic had made no significant progress during the last 25 years. CHARGE LAID OTTAWA (CP) -- Moe Koff- man, holder of a $1,000,000 gar- bage disposal contract with the City of Ottawa, has been charged by police with uttering a forged document, The charge was laid following an investiga- tion into the alleged forging of a city treasury department assignment voucher through which $20,000 was obtained from a Gowntown bank during | November. ~ FEATURE EVENT DIRECTORY FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT PLEASURE IN TORONTO Jan. 8 - Feb. 7 ART GALLERY Canadian Society of Painters in Water Color O20e Jan. 13 - Jan. 23 CREST THEATRE The Deputy ' 200 Jan. 20 - Feb. 6 O'KEEFE CENTRE Baker Street GHLKO Jan, 22 - Feb. 9 ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM Exhibition of Etruscan Voses i GOO Jan. 25 - Feb. 20 ROYAL ALEXANDRA THEATRE Deor Me the Sky Is Falling OIL New Year HOLLYWOOD THEATRE Mary Poppins Continuous Show from 1:30 p.m. OHM New Year UNIVERSITY THEATRE Wallflowers To Flourish? NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP) --The Ontario department of education will be urged by hor- ticulturists to extend the teach- ing of horticulture in schools. Delegates to the 18th annual conference of the Alumni As- sociation of the Niagara Parks Commission school of horticul- ture decided Saturday to ap- proach the department. Members said not enough emphasis is placed on horticul- ture and this resulted in van- dalism because of lack of ap- preciation by children. Ron Hambly of Toronto was elected president. Others elected were John Macardy, Toronto, vice-presi- My Foir Lady Matiness - Wed., Sat., Sun. LGELIALM BLEDEL AAERDENRL, SEBIOBE IE: For economy and friendly service plan te stay at Toronto's LORD SIMCOE HOTEL ®@ conveniently located in the heart of downtown (at the sub- way). Singles 6.50 to 10.50 Doubles 10.50 to 14.50 Free Overnight Parking LS THE LORD and printing in Washingtonl day. towed by a U.S. Navy tug to her base at Seattle for re- (CP Wirephoto) Norwegian freighter Hoy- anger. The Whitehurst, her damag? assessed at a Van- couver shipyard, will be pairs, MAKES MONEY jmanufactures some $36,000,000 The U.S. bureau of engravingjin paper money every working i {during his holiday journey to * |Philippines to South Viet Nam 'Irate hotel in an unnanted coun- By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK (AP)--The an- nual Bob Hope Christmas show by now is as familiar and un- changing as the annual Wizard of Oz re-run. f Both of them were on view during the weekend and neither ever seems to lose its charm. The Hope show -- film shot U.S. military outposts from the --occupied 90 minutes on NBC Friday night. Sunday night, there was CBS' repeat of the delightful old fan- tasy, a movie made when Judy Garland was a bobby - soxer. This season, for a change, the network broadcast it in color. The Man Who Bought Para- dise, an hour drama with a cast of big names, was on CBS' shelf for several seasons until it was dusted off Sunday night to fill a vacant hour in the network's evening schedule. The setting was a_ second- HOLLOW ATTRACTION VICTORIA (CP) -- A provin- cial government order will pro- tect caves in the Kootenay Lake area of B.C. for future development as a tourist at- traction, Cody Caves, a lime- stone formation, cover 195 acres on the side of a moun: tain, try which had no extradition treaties. As a consequence, the residents of the hotel were a fascinating assortment of crim- inals. Into this 'Grand Hotel" situation came an impoverished "boy bandit of Wall Street,' fleeing a rather fuzzy crime in- volving $1,000,000. It had all the ingredients, but it didn't cook up into much of a show. +.Recommended tonight; Allan Sherman's Funnyland, NBC, 9-10 EST--one of a series of variety shows which may be regular programs next season. MONTREAL (CP) -- Couns« for Michael Sheehan said Sur day night the burly union of cial will immediately assum the presidency of the Canadia Maritime Union (CLC) followin: a successful two-year legal bat 'tle for the post. William Miller said in an in terview a recent Quebec Supe- rior Court judgment annulling the presidential election means that Sheehan, a vice-president of the CMU, would automatic- ally take over under the union constitution. TODAY! BURTON PETER O'TOOLE HALAS a ECKET 'DRAAYUION TECOMNC LOR" 5 MevuCL AE = DN PETER GLENVILLE ANHALT. DONALD AOAC WARE HINT PAMELA BROW SEAN ANOUILH . 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