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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, August 6, 1965 NORTHERN ONTARIO Robarts Announces Water TORONTO (CP) -- Premier Robarts of Ontario announced Thursday a joint federal-provin- cial study to determine how much water flows through Northern Ontario rivers. "No one knows," said Mr. Robarts, "I am told there are rivers in Northern Ontario which have never been visited by white men." The long-range study will in- elude the five main river basins --Severn, Winisk, Attawapiskat, Albany and the Moose--an area of about 173,000 square miles. It is estimated the flow is 70,000,000,000 a day -- slightly higher than the annual runoff from the Ontario portion of the Great Lakes, Upper St. Law- rence and Ottawa River basins. It will take five years to com- plete the study and no cost is available, but it will be shared equally by the two govern- ments. MIGHT DIVERT WATERS The watershed inventory could result in doubling pulp- wood production in the north, said Mr. Robarts, and the long- term result might be. diverting northern waters into parts of southern Ontario, A group of major Canadian engineering and financial or- ganizations recently took the first step in Montreal toward a $1,000,000 feasibility study of a Flow Study |massive project to divert James} A major stockholder in CED Bay water to the Great bakes|is American Research and De- basin. velopment Corp. of Boston, At the nucleus of the group|Mass. is the Canadian Enterprise De-| jt is estimated that a diver- velopment Corp. Ltd., a body Of|.iqn scheme would cost about 1M potaiens' incladieg. the On($1,200,000,000 in its preliminary tario Hydro - Electric Power|stages and would have a total Commission and Power Corp. of|benefit value, including sales, of Canada Lid. about $900,000,000 a year. Prairie Elevator Men Meet On Grain Strike VANCOUVER (CP) -- The| Trade Minister Sharp said in presidents of the big prairie|Ottawa Thursday night he is elevator companies haye left! 'basically optimistic' the two- their desks for a meeting here| month strike will soon be set- today that promises .a major) tiled. Step for better or worse in Van-| Added to the pressure on both jcouver's strike of grain han-\sides was the announcement | dlers. Thursday of a new 27,000,000- | It is the first time in the dis-| bushel wheat sale to the Soviet |pute that the men who can|Union, contracted to start make the decisions for the com-| moving through Vancouver in| panies' side have _ personally| September. i= entered talks with the union. (GRAIN DELAYED The meeting was expected to) since June 2, when 120 grain last through the afternoon and handlers struck Alberta Wheat perhaps far into the night. Pool here, the grain tieup has! @ | On the waterfront, the last ac-|spread to other elevators tive facility was expected to|through holdup of boxcars and| jeall it quits today for lack Of) union-company differences over grain to put aboard waiting) consignment of grain from the ships. Prairies. CLUB FEATURES . Former Soap Ma Admits Espionage NEW YORK (AP)--A former junior executive with one of the largest U.S. soap and toothpaste manufacttirers pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday to charges of '"'industrial espio-| nage." Presséuter Leonard Theberge! Union Bargaining} Requests Accepted | bargaining agent at unions have both been accepted) by the Ontario Labor Relations|, Board. It A joint review board will be held in Toronto Aug. 12 to de-|c termine the qualifications of the|bail, pending Sept, 23 sentenc-'er's office said the victims| Teamsters Union (Ind.) arid theli International Association of Ma-) chinists (CLC). persons, mostly women, $1,000,000 to a competitor, the prosecution -said. went along with arrangements! da f DUNNVILLE, Ont. (CP) --lrested Nov. Applications for certification as|port after he _ ager Lanark/under a partition in the men's Manufacturing Co. here by two/room of the TWA terminal. jemployed by an unnamed Chi-| tified from~her driver's licence The plant employs about 500\cago manufacturing firm, faces|as Mrs. Elsie M. Dillon of Chi- andia manufactures automobile com-|years jn jail and-or a $10,000 The strike itself was primar- ily over a lawsuit launched by the Alberta pool against the handlers' union, the Interna- tional Union of Brewery, Flour Cereal and. Distillery Workers (CLC), The suit claims a un- ions one-week walkout last year was illegal, and the company said Eugene Mayfield, 27,. for- as refused a union demand to merly a $12,000-a-year junior drop the suit as a condition of executive for the Procter and|¢stablishing a new contract. Gamble Manufacturing Com- Suet pany, offered to sell the 188- page Crest toothpaste promo- rtd pear pid 'es, Col- 4 Persons Die gate-Palmolive for $20, . . wot In Taxicab Fire The document was SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) -- Tamzon Feeney's first guerrilla raid was a failure, but she has vowed to return 'with more troops, bows, arrows and stronger string. The object under attack is a bikini-clad statue Tamzon, 16, and her teen- age followers are waging a battle -- in the wee hours. of the morning -- to have the statue removed or covered Wil up. ai CHICAGO (AP) -- Four per- ;, howev: Colgate. notified the FBI and/sons burned to death cari ar en . Pa fn 4 y when their ic |: wantin iohic 'or the deal, Mayfield was ar-| into flames after yon snirst| _vertisement for a nightolab 14 at Kennedy air-|by a speeding auto on Chica- passed the papers|go's North Side A policeman who: witness eT 1 the crash said two of the vic He was indicted April 1 on/tims died in the cab while the! sharges of interstate transpor-!two others were thrown from| ation of stolen goods the vehicle, their bodies still Federal Judge Joseph Zavatt! burning. sontinued Mayfield in $1,000 A spokesman for the coron- Gets Caught tion equipment brought ng. | were twa men and two women. Theberge said Mayfield, now One of the victims was iden- maximum sentence of 10) cago, the rain. «« Irrigation Eq PEMBROKE (CP) -- Irriga- here|17 from 55 as a wave of can- |from western Canada to relieve) cellations, were received by Mr.| |drought was three days late in| Kelly's office. | moving to a new location Thurs- day, because it got caught. in| quced the demand, he said. Butled by General Motors dealers Guerrilla Raid featuring bare- bosomed dancing girls. Her band of partisans, armed with bows, arrows, string and a plastic sheet, made their first raid on the statue in pre-dawn hours Thursday. For more than two hours the 10 boys and girls shot arrows over the statue. / "We tried to shoot arrows over the statue with string attached so we could pull a dropcloth over it, but the string kept breaking," Tam- zon explained. ANTI-GO-GO-GIRL TAKES AIM ... BARE BOSOMS Fails Even though the guerrilla band failed to cover the statue, they didn't leave unti] they'd posted, a sign reading "teen-agers against immorality". Tamzon said their plan is to arouse public indignation so that the statue would be taken down. The rotating statue was erected by the club's owner, Paul Richter, who said it cost $6,000. Richter said, "It's not any- thing different than you'll see down at the beach." uipment In Rain eral government has shrunk to Rain in some areas has re- others still had too little. 'You! < | | July Sales GM Record OSHAWA -- An all time rec- ord for sales of North American cars and trucks in the month of July -- the sixth monthly record in a row -- has been establish- across*Canada. WEATHER REPORT TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts issued at 5.30 a.m, EDT: Synopsis: Central Ontario will get showers and thundershow- ers today followed by mostly sunny skies but cooler temper- latures. This shower activity will lpersist over southern Ontario most of Saturday. Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Windsor, London; Chance of a thundershower this evening or tonight; Saturday variable cloudiness with scat- tered thunderstorms and con- tinuing warm, Winds southerly 15 to 20. Niagara, Lake Ontario, south- ern Georgian Bay, Haliburton, Killaloe, Hamilton, Toronto: Saturday sunny with cloudy pe- riods and scattered thunder- storms in the afternoon or eve- ning, continuing warm, winds light. Northern Georgian Bay, 'Ti- magami regions, North Bay, Sudbury: Mostly cloudy tenight ers and thundershowers this evening tonight and Saturday, winds light. Algoma, White River, Coch- rane, Sault Ste. Marie; Vari- lable cloudiness and warm with scattered showers and thunder showers today and tonight, Sat- jurday cloudy and cooler with ishowers ending by midday. |Winds light becoming northerly 15 Saturday. Forecast Temperatures tonight, high Saturday; +» 65 9 Low Windsor .,.. St. Thomas.... | London Kitchener [aout Forest. |Hamilton Wingham \St. Catharines, \Toronto .. Peterborough ° |Kingston .....+. oe peeeeee Thundershowers Due Saturday Afternoon and Saturday. Scattered show-|I | } | 'Trenton Killaloe Muskoka seeeeeeeee Sault Ste. M Kapuskasing ..... White River... Moosonee arie.. seer oa . FOREIGN 0% BENOUNCED NEW DELHI (AP) -- Indian Communists have launched a campaign demanding national- ization of all foreign oil com- panies in India. They say the firms engage in 'blackmail and sabotage." FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment because ~ ge ah ae a ni live in of this} Just Lt Timmins. . | X12 KING ST. E. 723 Friday Night and HINDOUARTERS OF BEEF Cut ond Wrepped FREE! | Tender EAT' TRUE-TRIM BEEF (: -3633 Saturday Specials 282 King Street West, ANcus-GRAYDON CARPET COMPANY © BROADLOOM @ TILE © CGORLON © RUG CLEANING Oshawa 728-6254 Modern Dry Cleaners & Shirt Launderers Oshawa, Ltd. "For the ultimate in Dry Cleaning GO MODERN" 725-7193 For the finest in service end top quality workmanship visit or cell the following business, You will find they have the finest in mer- chandise et prices yeu can afford, STAN'S SHARPENING & RENTAL LTD. Oshawa Stenography Service RETARIL 1) \ © Typing, Mimeogrephing ® Club Bulletins, etc. The policeman who wit-| Cecil Elliott, a farmer.in this can get two inches in one area! Car and truck sales totalling] nessed the accident said the|Renfrew County community) and 10 miles away you will get)27,075 last month Compared with! ~| speeding vehicle was moving at|/about 100 miles northwest of Ot-' nothing," Mr. Kelly said. |24,837 in July of last year. Pas-| HE RE i { THE RE |between 80 and' 100 miles an|tawa, rented the irrigation sys- -- ----------|senger car sales reached. 21,252, | if busy 728-4614 321 OLIVE AVE., OSHAWA "If its office work... We con do it!" 130 KING ST, E. 723-1157 ponents. 'fine. és Ciiartt ie SERVICE "We Sharpen Almost Everything" + hour. jtem two weeks ago in an at- jup from 19,086 in the same| tempt to save his 60 acres of |month.a year ago. Truck sales| Rey. J. &. Gilchrist, who has been minister of the Presbyterian Church at Ailsa Craig for 11 years, has accepted a call to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Bowmanville. He succeeds Rev. F..S. Swann. Pickering Township Coun- cil, at its meeting this week, passed a bylaw to licence nursing homes. A_ bylaw was also passed to prohibit wrecking vehicles on pri- vate property. Zoning bylaws covering the rural areas as well as the Highway 2 area were passed by. Pickering. Town- ship Council this week. Each was 50 foolscap pages in length to facilitate final ap- proval by the Ontario Mu- niciap| Board. Murray McCullough Limit- ed, Pickering Village. The aid electricity gives gardens will be outlined by H. V. R. Moore Tuesday when he addresses the Osh- awa Organic Gardeners Club on 'Electrical Magnet- ism as applied to Organic Gardening". The meeting will be held at the E, A. Lovell School auditorium. The two Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate teach- ing at the John F. Kennedy School will remain on staff for the 1965-66 term, it was learned last night by the Oshawa Separate School Board. Sister Carmela and Sister Hilary were allowed to continue their posts by Mother Frances SSMI, pro- vincial superior 'Entrance Tests 'No Change | TORONTO (CP) -- The fed- eral and provincial, gov- jernments have no intention of jdeciding entrance qualifications for Canadian universities, Pre- mier John Robarts told a press jconference Thursday. He was clarifying a state- ment released during a proyin- jcial premiers' conference in |Winnipeg that said the prov. inces had agreed to work for jequalization and entrance re-| | quirements. | | 'What we agreed to strive for) |was more a standardization of} the work of Grades 12 and. 13 in the secondary: schools of the provinces based on what the universities would require for entrance," he said. | "In that) corn. He expected thr rig, which included a mile of six - inch pipe, another 1,500 feet of four- inch pipe, a pump, and 22 sprinklers, to provide two inches of water. He expected the last weekend, the rain took over and dropped two inches of water Sunday and Monday. Trucks that drove on the clay- loam land Monday got stuck. "The only way to get the pump-out would have been by helicopter,"' said Robert Kelly an agriculture department offi cial. Meanwhile, the waiting list in the province for four similar systems borrowed from the fed- which rig, | Biplane Crashes Pilot Breaks Leg CENTREVILLE, Mich. (AP) Travel Bureau Director Named OTTAWA (CP) --.Dan Wall- ace, a scholar, Thursday director ernment travel bureau. He takes over: the country's | built to enable the prize animals) key tourist promotion agency. at/to look their visitors in the eye.| a time when, in his own words, |--\------_--___-___------__ 'things are really galloping." Appointment of the 54-year- old Wallace, assistant, director \for four years, was announced by Trade Minister Sharp. It is effective Oct. 1. He succeeds Alan Field, 55, forced to step down after seven _ |years in the job because of poor health. He will continue in the tourist service as general man- ager for Canadian tourist pro- motion in the Western United States and Pacific area. "Mr. Wallace has demon- Halifax- born Rhodesjors to the Pacific International] was named|Exhibition will not have to look of the Canadian gov-/at cows' last month were 4,320 com-} pared with 4,517 in July, 1964. COWS FACE UP TO IT VANCOUVER (CP) -- Visit-) rear ends this year. Special reverse stalls are being RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL PAINTING & DECORATING "40 years experience to. serve you"' DELUXE PAINTERS 216 McNAUGHTON 728-1373 - BILL'S SERVICE ROSE} STATION 2 Licensed Mechanics General Repairs ®@ Front-end Alignment @ Wheel Balancing |} 352 WILSON S. 723-4812 A Flavoured Wine (Give Us a Call) 723-3224 223 KING W., OSHAWA Business of the Week ANGUS GRAYDON CARPET COMPANY The Carpet House of Integrity For those who have not visited the Angus-Graydon Carpet Company at 282 King St, West, you will now quick- ly notice their new sign and impres- sive building near the corner of Park Rood, CAPITAL T.V, SERVICE Oxford bol ica ted, Radio and T.V. Service and Repair "Specializing in one-year contract service" STATION PLAZA 728-9481 L. ELDON NELSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIFE AUTO FIRE MORTGAGE INSURANCE 723-3584 53 HILLCROFT, OSHAWA The tremendous growth of this well established Oshawa firm has been due way, we decided, we would be|Richard Demontford, 36, of Ha-|strated his capacity and com- getting closer to standardiza-| milton, Ont., was injured Thurs-|petence to succeed Mr. Field tion of university entrance qual-|day when a small, open-cockpit/during four years of excellent ifications."' biplane crashed north of here,;and imaginative service as as- The Toronto Telegram said|police reported. Demontford/sistant director," said Mr. Thursday that the premiers|was in fair condition in Borgess|Sharp in announcing the jhad agreed to recommend that)/Hos pitai, Kalamazoo, Mich.,|change. | |\Canada adopt uniform aptitude | with head cuts and a fractured; Mr. Wallace's new job pays jtests for college entrance. leg. $14,500 to $18,000. "SERVE COLD ON THE ROCKS OR WITH YouR. FAVOURITE MIX" The Separate School Board will look into possi- bilities of holding summer classes for borderline stu- dents it was learned last night. Trustee Dr. George Sciuk said the schools should be used more than they are and suggested all future schools should include air- conditioning where practi- cal, to their business concept which is clearly stated in their pledge to the public --- "We pledge to give our clinentele the best possible advice in all matters within our field of busi- ness ., . to give our clients the best value per dollar spent . . . to never misrepresent our merchandise . . . to give you courteous service before, during and after the sale... to re~ tund your money within a reasonable time, if goods gre not satisfactory + . . to give the best workmanship possible . . . to guarantee our mer- chandise . . . to conduct our business to the best of our knowledge and in an ethical manner," Oshawa Quality Fuels FUE STEVE KISIL, Prop. "We Stress the Quality Products and 24-Hr. Free Service" 30 BLOOR E. 728-0762 A plan of subdivision by Consolidated Building Cor- poration for single and semi- detached dwellings on the south side of Colmar ave., west of Sandy Beach rd., was endorsed by Pickering Township Council this week. LONDON WINERY LTD r Fire of unknown origin destroyed a quantity of hay Wednesday night in a barn owned by Isaac Puck- rin, Concession 3, Whitby Township. The Whitby Fire Department was called and saved the barn and ap- proximately half the hay in the building. Branch 178, Royal Cana- dian Legion, Bowmanville, and the Oshawa and Dis- trict Gladiolus Society are co-sponsors of the Cana- * dian International Gladiolus Show which will be held in the Bowmanville Legion Hall Aug. 14 and 15. All Gladiolus society members east of Port Arthur as well as the north eastern states are eligible to compete. Angus-Graydon have streamlined their business to offer the finest carpet, tile ond ceromic products that ore ovoiloble, with experienced advisors, 6 service vehicles ond pleasant sur- roundings to effectively service their valued customer before, during and after the purchase, with 100% satis- faction guaranteed = Daily mass for Separate School children who attend classes too far from a church to permit morning services will be investigated by the Separate School Board. Last night trustees voted to ask Monsignor Paul Dwyer if arrangements could be made for priests to hold mass in these schools. 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