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------ a ser 2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 20, 1965 Mandryk, both of Oshawa, The women received enu- meration kits, instructions, discussed the many aspects of the job and checked rid- ing and poll boundaries. Mr, tour of the riding to bring voters' lists up-to-date for the Nov, 8 olection, Shown with him at the UAW Hall meeting are, left, Miss W. i, Mouncy and Mrs, Steven ~~ « ROGER G, CONANT Rid- "Ing Returning Officer, was a 'ladies' man Saturday morning. He swore in close "to 300 enumerators, almost eall women, for the six-day Ask Public Employees Keep Strikes Minimum "VANCOUVER (CP) -- Publicjent line of anti-union legislation|industrial, development goes employees must sit down with/or sacrifice hope of co-opera-| ahead, Canada will be out of all levels of government ih Can:|tion from CUPE, The provinces the picture as a trading na ada and find a way to keep/ must recognize CUPE's right to tion." trikes to a minimum, the pres-| bargain for technical, white col- fadian Union of Public Em-/the public service ployees (CLC) said today, | The 90,000-member union was S. A. Little told the sec ondj formed in Winnipeg two years ; tne ne | convention of the two year-old|ago by a merger of the Na-/national conference convened Union that its members 'in al} tional Union of Public Employ-|by the federal government and fairness' must recognize thejees and the National Union of involving the provincial govern: | weapon has to be limited in the Public Service Employees, |ments to seek ways "to control! Frolic 'service. ail AUTOMATION WORRIES automation for the benefit of all) '| ee ee thse tebe. Mr, Little warned the 'S00 Canadians," a Pot should 'aeok Wa pone delegates they face hard ques Representatives of the Onta b histicated use. of the atrike tions about the growth of tech) rig Hydro-Electric Power Com-| Seapen by limiting its use to nology in public employment, | mission said in another resolu: where it can really, be effective.) "s+ > I must say that I am/tion there should be an imme and using all our resources in{convinced there is little or noj diate repeal of the Ontario La- the meanwhile to obtain justice | point in forcing industry or)bor Disputes Arbitration Act.| for our members by other} communities to stagnate by re-|The act, passed at the = means," } | fusing to allow changes that are sion of the legislature, was "'un-| But Mr, Little said. provincial) Necessary in an automated so-| democratic, unwarranted and) goveraments -- sasteciary On.| ciety because unless our vast/discriminatory, | tario--must abandon their pres tes considered by the delegates, Conant said there are 205 polls in the riding for this election, an increase of 34 over 1963, Oshawa Times Photo; WEATHER FORECAST Enumerators Start Voting List Check afternoon (2 p.m.) as did the|checking the list, Federal election enumerators 484 strong begin thelr week-long check of names for voters' lists throughout Ontario Riding to- day, They were sworn in, received kits and instructions in four "shows Saturday, according to Riding Returning Officer Roger G, Conant, It took two sessions (9,30 and Ajax area workers (3 p.m,) "They have a tremendous re- sponsibility to find -- and put on the voters' list -- all those eligible to vote," Mr, Conanat emphasized Sunday. He foresees few difficulties ('perhaps blisters on the la- dies' feet') over these six days of enumerating, Lists have to be in to him by next Monday 11 a.m.) at the UAW Hall in Oshawa to ready approximately 300 enumerators, The job of list-checking was discussed, rid- ing and poll. boundaries were sorted out as many of the enumerators are new at the Job, Whitby and area enumerators| If your name is not on the met with Mr, Conanat at his/list, and you think it should be, Brock st, n, headquarters in the/you have only one chance after Almost all the enumerators are women, | Poll voting lists will be sent) sons of different names listed under one address, then 155 Viet Cong Killed In Bloody Encounters SAIGON (CP) -- U.S. forcesjof An Khe, and landed right In killed 155 Viet Cong during the |the middle of it, weekend in one of the bloodiest; The Americans were quickly encounters in the South Vietna-|pinned down by fire from all mese war when they landed un-|sides knowingly by helicopter in the) The first American troops be- middle of a central highland|gan small but ferocious engage: guerrilla battalion headquarters,|ments to clear 4 perimeter in An account of how 1% com-|the paddy field panies of the 101st Airborne Di-| The Viet Cong laid down vision landed in mountainous|heavy fire about 100 yards from terrain about 270 miles north-| where the helicopters landed, east of Saigon to find themselves} Supporting U.S, alreraftt facing Viet Cong fire from four|roared down on the Viet Cong, directions was given by Lt,-Col,|taking a heavy toll of casual Wilfrid J, G. Smith, comman-/ties, der of a battalion, Everywhere the Americans The U.S. force had gone into|fought to hold their positions, the area to find and eliminate a/Viet Cong squad leaders blew Viet Cong battalion believed to|whistles to marshall their forces be operating about 18 miles east/while American riflemen tried ----~ewwentQ spot these whistle-blowers and kill them first to create dis- order, The Americans made an at- s tack up a hill toward a mortar e arm n uml ibut were forced back. They reached the mortar but one sol- Today And TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts issued at 5,30 a.m.; Synopsis: Very warm = and : Automation is the subject Of) humid weather covering all of/Sunny with ident of the 90,000-member Ca-/lar and professional workers in| four of the 190 resolutions to beling southeastern United States|light lretains its hold on southern On-|Change in temperatures today|slacked off at night. One, from Ontario, calls for @ tario, Cooler weather prevails|and Tuesday, Tha in northern Ontario, weather front separating the warm and cooler weather lies stationary across Lake Huron, Cloudy weather with showers and scattered - thunderstorms jare forecast for regions where Township Council has instructed the contrasting weather types mee Lake St, Clair, Lake Erie, Ni- agara, Lake Huron, Lake On- tario, Windsor, London, Tor- onto, Hamilton: Mostly sunny very warm and humid today and Tuesday, a few widely scat- tered afternoon or evening thun derstorms both days, Winds southerly 15. Georgian Bay, Haliburton dier had time only to grab the sight from its barrel before they retreated, On Tuesday On a second attack, the Amer alittle cooler; |icans broke through to capture the hill--and find only pieces of the mortar left. The battle around the paddy ranged throughout the day but ldershowers, \winds light, Cochrane, White cloudy and River intervals) winds not much | U.S. troops also fought the {Viet Cong just north of Saigon today while U.S. B-52 jet bomb- ers again pounded a suspected Communist stronghold in' the Mekong Delta, U.S, authorities said air force planes flew a record-breaking 524 strike sorties over North Viet Nam in the week ending Sept. 17, The previous high was 468 sorties; flown during week |damage to Bowmanville Public/@nding Sept, 10, |Utilities Commission water-| In the continuing Viet Cong mains on the township's road/Pressure around the capital it lallowances, |self, an estimated two Viet Cong Accounts for August were/Companies attacked a South passed as follows: galaries,|Vietnamese marine unit only $3,573.44; welfare, $1,272.66; jelaht miles southwest of Saigon }general, $2,048; roads, $54, 579.58; roads pay list, $4,518.71; |Onus For Mains Is Requested HAMPTON -- Darlington} EK. R, Lovekin. to advise the }council regarding any financial lresponsibility to the township ijregarding the relocation of, or to each household, If two. per-| are) two lists will be sent. | and marines beat off the assault, Revising Officers will sit Oct. 21,. 22, 23 and 26 at sites in Oshawa (there will be four here), Whitby and Ajax, Locations for these revising officers will be announced later. They also deal with challenges to names already on the list, The poll list shows you where polis will be set up (to be open Oct. 30 and Nov. 1) as well as revision officer locations, There are 295 polls in the Riding this time, up 34 from 1963's 261. Most of the in- crease appears in the Bay Ridges area and Oshawa, be- cause of apartment expansion, Mr, Conanat sees an increase in the 70,303 voter total of last time," "probably 75,000 this time", | Teenager Fatally Hurt In Plunge NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y, (CP-| AP) -- Police have tentatively identified as a Canadian teen- ager a boy who plunged 180 fect, apparently to his death,| |from Rainbow Bridge over the) Niagara River near the falls) | Saturday, | Police said they believe the| HOW TO WIN IN VIET NAM? HERE'S SOME SUGGESTIONS WASHINGTON (AP) --Air drops of rattlesnakes, itching powder and carpet tacks... one-way mirrors to make U.S. soldiers invisible. ..a chain link fence to keep Com- munist reinforcements out of South Viet Nam. These are some of the hun- dreds of suggestions sent to the defence of how to. win in Viet Nam. Such letters arrive at the office of Defence Secretary Robert S$, McNamara at the rate of about 40 or 50 a week. Others go directly to the var- jous armed services, No matter how odd an idea may seem, its author gets a thank you letter from the de- fence department, POINTED SUGGESTION A San Diego, Calif., wrote: "Where it is impossible to see the Viet Cong, wouldn't it be a good idea to drop tons of extra sharp carpet tacks . Saturate the ground with these tacks?" Another man, from Hunt- ington, Calif., thought of col- lecting rattlesnakes from around the US, West and "scattering them all over North Viet Nam in elephant grass where the Viet Cong are most likely to -hide."' A resident of Charleston, Ill,, sat down and sketched out his concept of pumping soapsuds into caves where the Viet Cong might be hid- ing, thus cutting off air and either smothering the enemy or forcing him into the open, There was a Chicago man man who wrote that, to combat de- tection, "I propose that each helicopter have a set of 'dia- pers' of various colors, to match each of the more com- mon sky colors as they vary with the season. They could be snapped, pinned, or tied onto the underside of the helicopter." youth was Arthur Tyson, 18, of; St. Catharines, Ont, Tentative identification was made from papers found in a jacket the boy left behind and from a telo- phone conversation with Ty- son's mother, police sald, The youth was found by po- lice clinging to a flagpole near the centre of the span over the Niagara River between here jand Niagara Falls, Ont, A police officer approached him and said "'let's talk it over," But the youth did not answer. | He released his grip on the pole jand fell into the swirling wa- ters, | Tyson came here with friends jbut they told police later that |the group had split up after an |argument, Mrs. Tyson sald her json had been having difficulty lrecently with school work, po- lice said, | aan CALL... | DIXON'S FOR OIL FURNACES FUEL OIL AND HEATING SERVICE SERVING THE PUBLIC OVER $0 YEARS 313 ALBERT ST, OSHAWA 723-4663 today and Tuesday, continuing| PEANUTS FED TO SICK | P Si C di ] warm and humid, winds light.) hes butter first became Timagami, Algoma, Sault/Popular at the turn of the cen- For ast Ins as ar Ina Ste, Marie, North Ray, ut tury as a health food for in bury: Mainly cloudy today and|Vallds. VATICAN CITY (AP)--Long! temptations, which under such Tuesday, occasional periods oo imprisoned Josef Cardinal Be! conditions, confront so many. IN) pain and a few scattered thun: ran-of Crechosiovakia backed aj my whole -- --_ se " : i a declaration on religious liberty) the priests, ave observed not) a today and said the Roman Ca:jonly grave danger to faith but ROOM FOR MANY MORE tholic Church apparently was/also grave temptations to lying,| Scientists say Australia's The suffering in his Communist. hypocrisy and other moraligrassiand can feed 450,000,000 ruled homeland because of past| vices, which easily corrupt peo: sheep and 85,500,000 cattle, about ple who lack true freedom of/three times the present number Religious Freedom Vote Due VATIGAN CITY (AP) Vatican ecumenical counci| moved today toward a vote of sins against Protestants NEED A NEW FURNACE? 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BUGS COME TINY Some species of midge are so small that 500,000 together weigh less than an ounce, NWELONVON Tawny Canadian Port LONDON WINERY LIMITED practice his religion opently,'years in confinement in Cre church at this time seems to whatever it may be choslovakia was warmly ap be suffering atonement for de The voting was expected to plaudéd as he stood before the fects and sins committed in take place later today or Tues Vatican ecumenical. council. to/times gone by in her name day address it for the first 0 -- ee ae -- . e When the council opened in as in the 1s e ' Fs Poot yr a bib be he 1969, Vatican officials were not ing of the priest John Huss = the declaration on religious lib even: sure he was alive: But during the 7th Century t erty, one of the most hard last February, after a Cerech-| forced reconversion =) fou ht issues of the council Vatican accord, he came to part of the Czech people to the e : Rome to become a cardinal and Catholic faith, under the rule An approval vole doesn't jay, up a position with the Vat» 'whoever's territory it is, that mean.the religious liberty dec: joan Curia also is his religion'."' laration is finished and de>) Cardinal Beran said the prin. Huss was a Bohemian Catho creed, Instead, the text be sinie that every man has the le priest burned as a heretic in tomes frozen from 'any MAIO' yicht to worship: according to 1415, His teachings were picked changes while a subcommittee pic conscience was confirmed! up by dissenters during the pe of the Vatican's Christian UAity yy pis own experience riod that led to the Protestant secretariat looks over suggested) "sitore, tL humbly bear to add) reformation 200 years later amendments made in council! my testimony," he asserted, The reformation, in the 17th speeches or in writing From the very moment in Century, was marke dby bloody MIN , : : which freedom of conscience struggles in much of Europe, FEN VOrs -- A was radically restricted in my including the lands that form dees a whet . ba country, 1 witnessed the grave! modern Czechoslovakia, r f ne bas : te principles of the declaration ne can be accepted, however, un olL NOW IS THE TIME TO CONVERT AND CALL dér council rules. 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