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Gly eNS wer yey > 1966 COMET FROM FORD Completely restyled for 1966, the Comet features a larger body, a host of lux- ury appointments and a wider choice of engines. Wheelbase is increased two inches to 116 inches and interior roominess is great- ly enhanced. Two Mercury 390-cubic-inch engines are added to the power offer- ings. Sportiest of the new Comets is the Cyclone GT mode] shown above which offers a high performance 335-horsepower V-8 engine, a unique fiberglass hood THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 29, 1965 23 Desalination OTTAWA (CP) -- Scientists and government officials from 58 countries will exchange and discuss research methods in Washington Oct. 3-9 at the first international symuosium on wa- ter desalination. While Canada is one of the few countries without a serious fresh water shortage, it will have a 15-man delegation at the meeting. Most will be there as observers. "We have vast resources of WE MUST BUILD BETTER BEDPAN OTTAWA (CP) -- If some Canadian will build a better bedpan a major hospital will beat a path to his door. The industry department an- nounced this Tuesday in one of its bulletins advising what is needed by acchitects and buyers for their 'centennial projects. "A major hospital is seek- with simulated air scoops, optional handling package and a new sportshift auto- matic transmission on which gears also can be changed manually. The 1966 Comet goes on sale October 1. Bad Luck Again Follows Tommy's Campaign Trail ing a radically new system," the bulletin notes under the bedpan heading. Among other things, the hospital wants an end to any unpleasantness occasioned by | slipping a chilly porcelained metal bedpan into a warm bed. The hospital seeks "a dis- A Problem Of No Water: Talks Begun water now but we have to make long-range plans now to ensure we keep it,' said J. A. Mac- Donald, assistant deputy minis- ter of the resources department and leader of the Canadian del- egation. "We don't want to be caught in the position of having to start a costly crash program if we should run short in the future." USES A MEMBRANE Dr. the National Research Council has been studying the remoyal of salt from sea water for 10 years and is sure he has found the answer with a thin mem- brane that allows only fresh wa- ter to flow through when salt water is pumped into a simple vessel under pressure. "i'm confident we can even double this figure in a short time,"' he said. Dr. Sourirajan, who will de- liver a paper on his method at the symposium, said his cellu- lose acetate membrane has pro- uced more than 20 gallons of fresh water a day per square foot of membrane. The only other equipment required is a pump to keep the salt water un- der pressure. Canada has also been remov- ing salt from water with nu- clear reactors. The enormous heat produced ia the nuclear Srinivasa Sourirajan of| 4 By BEN WARD telephone call that flights to . . \Timmins also had been can- Coe. Roster ciecuon oe because of bad weather. campaign in Northern Ontario| Undaunted, the NDP leader ran into weather snags Tues-|took off in the car directly for day which forced him to miss|Timmins over a bush road. one speaking engagement and) Mr. Douglas had missed drive 270 miles over bush road|speaking engagements in Kap- a planning body to set realistic] goals for the entire economy and lay down guidelines for production, prices and wages. "Many people get frightened when you talk of planning the economy," he said. 'This is) ridiculous, We all have to plan| posable receniacle that in- cludes the following features --warm to toucn, stackable (folding or nesting) for stor- age, disposable via regular plumbing fixtures either by patient or staff, simple, con- venient and foolproof to han- fission process is used for flash distillation. This type of opera- ition is expected to become prac- tical in the near future, espe cially if it can be_used in a combination station producing electric power as well as fresh |water. > ee Neng" - ar anieep PVRS ey > / y A Division of the $. $. Kresge Company Limited \UTO CENTRE die." Although all these features might be hard to achieve, the bulletin notes that "an out- to keep another today. juskasing in, the last two elec-|our future and a nation should,) The New Democratic Party|tion campaigns for the samejtoo." lreasons--poor flying weather.) leader's troubles began after a INTER-URBAN © 4 PLY-NYLON SOLD OUT MINNEAPOLIS (AP)--Min- He said an objective would| { nesota Twins are returning) : be to outlaw unjustified price) noon luncheon talk here to 100) However, about 300 people persons. His flight to Kapus- kasing, some 300 miles north- east, where he was to address an evening rally on his party, was cancelled because of fog. Mr. Douglas decided to drive! 220 miles to Sudbury, intending to catch an Air Canada flight to Timmins where he is due to speak today. However, | to Sudbury, he learned in a showed up at the Kapuskasing community centre Tuesday to hear Donald C. MacDonald, On-| tario NDP leader, who drove) increases by putting teeth into present anti - combines legis- lation. standing design obviously has tremendous potential." more than $4,250,000 with un- ltiNled orders for World Serie tickets. 140 miles to attend the rally when he learned Mr. Douglas) would be unable to make it. WOULD SET GOALS In his speech at Sault Ste. Marie, Mr. Douglas said his party, if elected, would create LIFE IN A STATIONWAGON OVER FOR FAMILY OF TEN CHICAGO (AP)--A_ church worker has come to the res- cue of a family of 10 which has been sleeping in a station wagon for four weeks because nobody would rent them an apartment. Landlords have rejected the Kozinski family because it is too big. 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