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rs RCMP Deputy - Commis- sioner J. R. Lemieux told the Dorion inquiry Tuesday that no consideration was 6. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, March 4, 1965 NAMES IN NEWS school until he resorts to the shears. His parents intend to protest to the county school board, | OTTAWA (CP) -- Pay in- Army, Navy, Air Force Pay Hike--All Ranks The last general increase in) $276--chief petty officer (first creases for all ranks of theljrates for the armed forces wasiclass), warrant officer (first | Extraterrestial Problem: Germs LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The search for life on other planets is rapidly approaching its high- est hurdle--one that many may not be able to clear with pres- ent-day technology. armed forces, ranging fromjannounced in May, 1963, andiclass) ($3,888). | about four to 11 per cent and|made retroactive to Oct. 1, 1962.) $300--lieutenant (navy), cap-| Mercy Hospital revealed |retroactive to last Oct. 1, were) The increases announced|tain (army), flight lieutenant, Tuesday that the tissue re- jannounced today by defence|were in the basic rates of pay! ($5,136). | moved from Albert Cardinal | headquarters for each rank, with minor! $549 -- lieutenant - comman-| Meyer's brain was malig- | They date two years from the/changes in some progressive|der, major, squadron leader| nant. The tumor, retrieved |!ast general increase and arejpay rates. No changes were| ($6,660). | from a Feb. 25, four-hour- |in keeping with the armed/made in the various other al- Sib commandert iautanant. i rces' policy of keepi y , ind r sg operation, i ei forces' policy eeping pay{lowances, such as for married) -jonel, wing commander i, e size of a walnu' B 8 | | The hurdle--what to do about the possibility of contaminating other worlds with earth bacteria and viruses--has cropped up frequently this week at the Un- manned Spacecraft Meeting of the American Institute of Aero- nautics and Astronautics. It is difficult to sterilize the metal spacecraft. The real prob- lem is in sterilizing the largely plastic electronic paris which are wrecked by nigh and pro- longed heat. No one wants to take the chance of infecting any forms of given by the RCMP to lay- ing tharges of conspiracy against former ministerial assistant Raymond Denis, or others. Doctors at Chicago's Canada Council Director Dr. A. W. Trueman told the royal commission on bi- allowances in line with wages|men, subsistence, risk allow-| 59g) Cardinal rested comfortably, |and = in Miho mal ao gad ance or trades pay. tions, the announcement said. f y j AF The amount of increase var- sotiat stpoaiers cain to nan Oe captain ($10,788), ied by ranks and was not based ical, dental and legal officers to $1,020 -- commodore, briga- on a straight aritmetical! or per- keep their total incomes in line/dier, air commodore ($13,968). centage increase. Payment of/ with salaries of their counter-| $1,920--rear admiral, major-| the doctors said. $900--captain (navy), colonel, One of Canada's oldest citizens, older by seven years than the country, Miss 1.. Alice .DeWitta. .celebrated jthe retroactive amounts will be si car | 'al. air vice-mar ea her 105th birthday in King- |included in the mid-March pay parts - the public service. a air vice-marshal ($16 rong ye pod gal gd ston Tuesday, She is bedrid- | cheques. |LIST INCREASES zation ,can_ scientists be sure Annual increases in progres-| sive pay increments for years! of service in rank were an- den, and her sight is failing, | The increases will cost the) Annual increases in basic pay| but she was in good health |treasury $28,500,000 a year. |by ranks, with present basic} until straining her back in They will be paid to 116,000 in/pay rates in brackets: nolstad ae fellows: 1950. the regular forces and to re- $60 -- ordinary seaman, pri- i serve force personnel. Author-\yate (recruit), aircraftsman|,, °°, Seaman, private! ized strength of the reserves is (second class), under 17 years (trained, higher rate) leading | 33,000. They are paid on thelo¢ age ($720): ordinary sea-|2eraftsman -- $48 after three basis of parade attendance, onelman private (recruit), air-\7Cats: $96 after six years. parade night being the equival-|orafisman (second class, at|_,o{icer cadet (ROTP) -- $60 east of the hangs of [parade ight being the rye CHEFS WORK OVERTIME AT PANCAKE SUPPER NBC. They plan to retain ase rate) ($1,344): ordinary! } Shirley; but- give--her..new. A trained private at the basic|eaman (tr 'g a of orivaia Captain (navy), colone],) Members of the 'Rutt' employers. Don Defore jrate in the army--and compat-|(trained) aircrattsman (first|"24P captain--$60....after.two!.. women's Auxiliary, St. and Whitney Blake had jable ranks of ordinary seaman|cjass) ($1,428): officer cadet °2"S: $60 after four years. -- John's Anglican -- church, served as Hazel's foils for jin the navy and aircraftsman|(ROTP) ($876). Commodore, brigadier, air) whithy, served as chefs at commodore -- $600 after four| . - ---- that any microscopic life found on alien soil was not imported from earth. GRASS FROM AIR LANGLEY, B.C. (CP) -- The |B.C. Hydro Authority plans to jimprove rights of way in the |Lower Fraser Valley region of pancakes served during the the province by seeding grass event were Mrs. Norman |{70m a helicopter. Bradley and Mrs. Herman The. Columbia Broadcast- ing System has taken the Shirley Booth television ser- the Annual Pancake Supper held at the church, Tues- day afternoon and evening Dishing out the mountain of J. R. LEMIEUX three years on NBC. External affairs minister Paul Martin has undertaken the mammoth task of try- |first class in 'the air force--will receive $1,488 a year instead of |$1,428 as his base pay. | | ALLOWANCES UNCHANGED $96 -- able seaman, private) years (trained, higher rate), leading|-- aircraftsman ($1,656). 'Value Of Public Speaking Parish. Both chefs worked overtime in an attempt to round out the appetites of the throng of patrons who F.R. BLACKo. v. OPTOMETRIST 136 Simcoe St. Nerth No changes were made in al- $180--acting sub - leutenant, Vandal-Charged ing to persuade 30 to 40 |iqwances, such as for marriage, second lieutenant, pilot officer} } * 'Monday that its report was countries to join Canada in | ayo: ingase ; ($2,820); sub-lieutenant, lieuten-| | Discussed B Home-School } subsistence, risk or trades pay.| 7) (army), fiying officer ($3,-| Boy Remanded Y 'the most important latter- the establishment of a Th announcement by Defence}... ee, : | : : " : 972): commissioned officer,| TORONTO (CP)--A 15-year- Discussion of the value of|Patty Cook, with the life of the day step taken to reconcile peace - keeping force out- | yinist ; s ~ |) er Hellyer and Associate 5 the French and English- side the United Nations |Nefence Minister Cadieux said/ieutenant (army, commis-| ig boy, charged in Monday|public speaking contests were|"Late Sir Winston Churchill," night's. vandalism which caused|part of the Mitchell Corners|gave a display of their abili- "speaking Canadas. but intended solely for UN |, "typical example" was a cor- sioned from ranks), flying of- about $20,000 damage to a sub-|Home and School Association's| ties. duty. Reaction, according to | 1 rs ; ficer (Commissioned from : poral, married, with two years informed sources, has been |5, 1; sata ranks) ($4,896) : cool. in his rank 'ené receiving sub- jurban Etobicoke school, was) monthly meeting recently Films were also shown by remanded one month in custody)" ; ; : Wednesday for psycniatric ex-, Grade six teacher Robert|John Kapustin of Grade eight, ; |Brooks told the members about| Frustrating Fours and Fas- PHONE 723-4191 attended ~--Oshawa Times Photo lingualism and biculturalism The death of Charles Bell- ing-in England three weeks ago has made Richard Bell- ing, 27, of Hamilton, one of the richest tycoons in all sBritain. Young Belling, a 'Ryerson grad, became chairman of Belling Electric Stove and Heater, a com- pany worth an estimated $60 'million. It was the largest inheritance in Britain since 1933. HURRY! While stock lasts sistence allowance as well as| $240 -- lance-corporal ($2,- amination. we se | group two trades pay, who will|268); leading seaman, corporal Richard Thompson, 16, of Tor-|a recent public speaking _ con-|Cinating Fives" and "The Mean- receive $385. a month under the| ($2,340); petty officer (second new rates. This is an increase|Class), sergeant ($2,628). ' 8 (firstionto, also charged with break-|test and explained how impor-|ing of Adolescence A report on a card party and of $20 a month $252 --. petty officer An army major, air force|class) staff sergeant, flight/ing and entering and malicious|tant it is for the student to) squadron leader, or naval lieu-/sergeant ($2,912) |damage, was remanded at his|participate \bake sale was given by Mrs. tenant-commander, in similar) $264--chief petty officer (sec-|father's request to March 18 Two students who took part,|Arthur Sleeman. Mrs. Arthur circumstances, will receive $800\ond class), warrant officer! The boys face simiiar charges;Roma Kairetz, who spoke on/Peeling, president, headed the in five other school break-ins. |"Juvenile Delinquency" an dimeeting. A prospector; and the men 'who sold shares of claims to Viola MacMillan, Jobn 'Larch will be one of many ; witnesses who have been called to testify at the royal » éommission hearings on the "rise and fall of Windfall - mine stock last year. Mrs. " MacMillan is the wife of the + Windfall president. _OF THE SAME GOODYEARS THAT | CAME ON THE NEW 1964 CARS! PRICES CUT TO SELL FAST! BRAND NEW TUBELESS RAYON CUSTOM SUPER-CUSHION ZELLERS RETAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS Open Daily 9:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Thursday and Friday to 9:00 P.M. 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