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Se ee =. OSHAWA TIMES CARRIER BOYS AND Sis Si ed So sa ee Dialee Lagoa lil cl Bieta lla THE OSHAWA TI GIRLS SPEND WEEKEND IN NATION'S CAPITAL " . \ # --=>=F- So ee j Wy) | $ ' Tussdey, November 2, 1965 4 'CARRIER CONTINGENT ARRIVES F FROM PARLIAMENT TO LANSDOWNE ... H MOUNTIE The weekend route for 36 Osh- a Times carrier boys and girls extended from the Chateau Laurier to Parliament Hill to Lansdowne Stadium and touch- ed many other high points of in- terest in the nation's capital, The youngsters made the trip to Ottawa as guests of The Times as a reward in the sub- scription contest conducted by the circulation department, Fach one of the carriers obtain- ed at least 15 new subscriptions to make the trip. Two other youngsters went along as guests of the two top salesmen, AT CHATEAU LAURIER The carrier contingent left Oshawa by bus Friday evening. After getting settled in their rooms in the Chateau Laurier and having dinner at the hotel they met and talked with an- ather carrier boy who also hap- ened to be the star fullback of the Ottawa Roughriders, Rick Black. He told the Oshawa boys and girls he had had his own newspaper route for six year and later worked in a news- Riding Shotgun paper circulation department while attending university, Of course he also talked about the Roughriders and predicted a Grey. Cup win, He was kept busy signing autographs An hour's swim in the Chateau poo! finished off the first day in Ottawa, Saturday morning after break- fast the youngsters took -their bus to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police headquarters at Rockcliffe. There they watched future "Mounties training in horseback riding, The next stop of their Ottawa tour was the Parliament -- buildings They were taken to the Peace Tower balcony for the memorable bird's eye view of Ottawa, Hull and the surrounding area, Be- fore returning to the hotel they travelled by the homes of Gov- ernor General Vanier and Prime Minister Pearson and the many foreign embassies, AT LANSDOWNE PARK Game time for the pre-playoff meeitng of the Roughriders and the Montreal Alouettes found OR TOUR OF HOUSE OF COMMONS ... AS GUESTS OF THE TIMES the Oshawa carrier boys and girls in their seats at Lans- downe Park. After the game they had free time for shop- ping Saturday night they had an- other dip in the Chateau pool and then had a hockey-watching party in their hotel rooms, The return trip to Oshawa be- gan after breakfast on Sunday, They stopped enroute for lunch arriving in Oshawa at 3.30 p.m, Youngsters making the trip were: Bill Reimer, 1057 Somerville st.; David Kennedy, 128 Elgin st. e.; Brian Gabona, 225 Glid- don ave.; Scott Burrill, 43 Nas- sau st.; Joe Wood, 276 Jarvis st,; Albert Perron, 75 McMillan drive; David Colvin, 575 Athol st, e.; Jean Birnie, 688 King st, Siegfried Pflanzer, 489 Dean ave,; Barry Armstrong, 1408 Lakefield; Paul Reid, 270 Wil- son rd, s.; Howard Curran, 207 Cabot st.; Bill Mottum, 345 Gibb st.; Dianne Robinson, 212 Mont- rave ave,; Jan Szmyr, 159 Guelph st.; Gilles Chamberland, Ottawa 'Covered' By Oshawa Youngsters 253 Quebec at.; 1294 King st, hart, 333 Ande Oshawa, e Doug Turner, 502 Dunlop st.; Sidney Hiemstra, 116 Hopkins Willy Pittens, 215 Anderson ; David Finney, 1017 MeCul- lough dr,; Bill Lavalley, 357 Rosedale dr,; Bill Wiersma, 340 Dovedale dr,; Bill Stevenson, 1001 Walton Bivd,; Stephen Jep- son, 152 Lupin dr; Brian Me- Kinley, 707 Maria John Pit. tens, 215 Anderson at, all of Whitby; oe Norman Mills, 70 Burcher et, Peter Hughes, 18 Burcher at.; Carol Hecht, 80 Clements rd., of Ajax. Dwight Prince, 925 Bayshore bivd,, Bay Ridges; Dianne Me Kinnon, Brougham; Rick Hall, 56 Simeoe st., Port Perry; Neil Taylor, 404 Scugog . Port Perry; John Hope, Prince Al- bert. Guests were Bruce Arms atrong, 1408 Lakefield st., Osh- awa, and Willy Soeten, 42 Burcher at., Ajax, Gary Elliott, Debbie Ear- n at. all of sata Liat atin Naceo vere SNE eee oOo | QUAKE lyear rocked Monday, frightening this resort ARES TOURISTS 0 Million Pumping Plan ,.1:17%"<° 12s, 4% city tourists pends. whether the student has} world's fair,. said Monday Ca-|Texas Gulf Coast « | ToBring Water From North: oy'"s, bu a On The e use |Dead holiday, The quake did no |major damage and there were EL PASO, Tex. (AP)--Sena-) 'This is a bold, grandiose andjno casualties, MONTREAL (CP)--Police of-;real and other municipalities,|tor John G. Tower (Rep, Tex.)|visionary plan to divert wasted) --|ficers rode shotgun on every) purchased Pierre Brunelle Inc.,|said Monday night a $100,000,000| water from the North American i garbage truck in the city Mon-ja smailer private garbage-col-|project to pump water from|continent's great unpopulated for murder in Britain was im- day night to protect city em-/lection contractor, Alaska and the Yukon to the/northwest to the thirsty areas posed Monday, even though| | Employees of Sanitary Refuse|United States and Mexico ap-jof mass population," | A Pavitaninit hans voted th end|Ployees who had taken over the) : lof the death penalty, The ie tn duties of a private collection/are currently represented by|Pears promising, Massive dams in Alaska and| ROUND THE GLOBE IN A GLANCE : ' > i company while its workers were|the National Union of Truckers} Tower described the proposed|the Yukon territory would store Girls Sex-Education Better 7.772 ete conta. [ind.), and their, contract x-|North American Water, and/water, A series of canals, tun : ; es : A police department spokes-|pires a ' oie sentencing of David Stephen 400 work-/prepared for the student body /"° Is, lakes, dams and lifts, in- Chapman, 23, for drowning a/man said there was a constable|235 of the compan , ) \ Mae aa ' Se lin every truck in case anyonejers have asked the Interna-jof Texas Western College. cluding a rocky mountain b * , > night watchman at a swimming)!" P 4 es vo % | , x 8 ' rn} Than Boys y Expert Thinks pool while robbing the pool' |tried to hinder collection, He re-|Honal Brotherhood of Team-| He said he is sponsoring a neal pha Bc Egy iad cash box. fused to say how many menjsters (Ind.) to represent them,|Senate resolution calling for) ,, : ' were involved, but it was be-|and a Quebec Labor Relations|y.s, participation in a study of 'Jt Would end water short-| lieved about 100 trucks were be-/Board decision on the union's|the plan with Canada and Mex-\8es in major portions of the) application to represent the men ico three nations, restore the Great) ROCHE %, N.Y. (AP)--Ajing guarded. é eat Ifiveeman ¢ ee meas Ne ae ee A, ,|is expected shortly, in oe .|Lakes to normal level, furnish) jfive-man ¢ , using an emer-| The move followed hom ! @ alliance could solve the'79 900.000 kilowatts of new | , | Zp Co . WHEN TIME FOR DINNER, THEY WERE AT C } LAURIER DINING ROOM (CP)--Girls re-jteach in school, It depends on,areas of greatest resistence are) TUG REACHES SAFETY much better sex edu-|the family, the church and|Toronto and British Columbia. | than boys, says Dr.\other organizations." CANADIANS WITHDRAW | Douglas Cram, director of med- doegidonaetes its 3 sncy tiller, brought the Cana-| rbage trucks last The employees of Pierre Bru-| water pr asive : SEARCH SCHOOL ie § é ae ) i g e Cana-jon garbage trucks last | ployee: water problem in one massive eat vrovide 000- ical services Poo --" of) LOND a, NR hla ah AGE) Return = dian tugboat Soulanges into/night. during which windows|nelle Inc, are members of the/stroke, for 100 years and for liana pont og by io hee education in Lon on, Ont seurehod Movie: Momariel ne arr Y) ld n a the!port Monday after it was adrift|were broken, brake lines were/United Mine Workers (Ind,) and) virtually all of the United rior to the Pacific." Tower said interviewed Mon- in gah gt Hee aheL bel: nited } ations force in YPrusiio hours in gale-force winds on|cut, ignition keys were taken|have a year to go on their labo Canada and Mexico," Hacabeibail sacha NB? sca xi soe) ohh day during the second Canadian !i¢ School here Monday after anlajlowed Canadian forces to Lake Ontario. The 72-foot tugland wiring damaged /contract conference on children, said the|@?onymous, caller telephoned alwithdraw Monday from the'r,. FS rabagen tl Me and, WIENE ni vs : | reason is that "mothers are|Parent of one of the pupils thatiLefka area and to reduce their from Toronto, ran into trouble! 'phe damage led to disruption) The Mine Workers union has SAVE on Fuel Oil ch more c icativ bomb had been planted there.|role in the Nicosia - K nial vere it met 25 to 30-foot waves|of garhage service, and led tojcomplained to the labor rela-| thts eid than fatmers ive "None was found onvoy, Ireland hed no Cy sruelpped up Sunday afternoon|sgmplaints being lodged with/tions board that their members, | with a Famous The pediatrician, discussing! ; = Hora ii. OMonen vi bygale-force winds, [Claude Wagner, Quebec justice/who have continued working, - Pr i scus MORE CHANGE | . anne Wake ens minister. 'have' been attacked. AP)--Stephen Martin, 17, a GOODCHEER or : : : au sapperaizens |bricklayer, was fined £5 ($15) OSHAWA STOLE SPIKE PORTSMOUTH, England MEL KRUGER REPRESENTATIVE SUN LIFE Assurance Company of Canada BUSINESS: 723-4563 the sex education course given) |... | rill to all Grade 9 and 10 students}, KINGS 0 (CP) ' eX hno-| DISTII RY HAS PROFIT WASHINGTON (AP) -- A billl BUY SMALLER FIRM : change may happen} (¢ P)--Melchers|authorizing a five-year federal-| The inter-union and wage con- . . 9 Monday for stealing the spike} ne % | Recognize China? off the top of a policeman's hel in London schools, said teach-|!08ical MONTR oe ee a ' ees ik chee Sonitary 6 or oral luck, of knowledgclis has in the last decade, Dr Monday re-jstate program for conservation|flict started when Sanitary Ref He said the sex education) yonday night. He delivered the|*" fauthorise the 11.8 Ad anal | authorize the U.s. interior sec: ishould not recognize the Com-|@ Policeman's pocket for a ' . health program, with gynecolo-|yas substituting for Labor Min-| packed|various states to conserve, de- Chain Reaction dustrialist and former chair-\could do so," "Obstetricians became. con-| OTTAWA (CP) A federal-|persons to their deaths, The ve-| LONDON (AP) R t ld t Cc ecognition would bring Can ers, however, have discovered|°'e" faster in the future than! nistilleries Ltd. eae y we ie" ' r 4 jof ¢ ' s Great Lakes|use Collectors, a private firm ' . met on display at an exhibition) George V. Haythorne, federal|Ported @ net profit of $2 ojof anadromous and G ; : | about sex among their students, deputy labor "minister. said|for the year ending Aug. 31,Jtish i i or hase Nokon has contracts with Mont-| What s The Point? in Portsmouth police station. : an increase of 20 per cent|dent Johnson re bill wou pignemmmua 'RE by aah "I was going to put the spike in course, begun in 1942, now isitirst. lecture in a series at\0Vet the previous year. i 150 C S sh MONTREAL (CP) Canada going to put the sp taught mainly by physical edu-}Q,oen's University on The Role 6$ DIE sont to work ~~ a oad i ars oma munist government of China at/joke," he told the magistrate. yo5_ 1669 HOME: pieralm uP dichstentb lal: |this time, James Duncan, in-|"but I was arrested before I 5 723-7900 gists and obstetricians as SPC-lictor MacEachen |trolley bus swerved off its|velop and increase fish. | o sare Bi cial lecturers on a rotation ba- : lroute and plunged into Egypt's | LOS ANGELES (AP) -- One/an Psa Cenmree "ak hundred and fifty cars smashed! atcha id cerned enough to take time to/Provincial conference to mapjhicle disappeared in the muddy|of Tonga, the bulky, smiling/chain-reaction crashes in heavy talk to the students because|Out 1966 tourist promotion plansiriver waters. jsouth sea island monarch wholfog on Los Angeles express-|@da no worth-while advantage 1 to 5 YEARS GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES THE PREMIER TRUST COMPANY EM, 3.7043 MU. 3 GE. 4.2716 cation teachers as part of a ( iter bAnlute x jt computers | tn Society, He CAIRO (Reuters)--A sis. | PLAN CONFERENCE Nile River Monday, taking 64 SHE'S A DAME : ~ The Queen|together Sunday in a series of Monday. y reme s lackifor government and private in mie ne stole the show at Queén|ways, California state police re-;and would add greatly to the Pio a k f will be held tlie Nov | COUNT CRANES izabeth's coronation, Monday ported , difficulties of the United States, said. '"'Pregnant girls who come ' | WASHINGTON (AP)--A_ total|was made a dame--the equiva-| Twenty - eight persons were) he told a meeting of the Cana- to them did not seem to realize REPORiS RESIST ; jof 24 whooping cranes 19flent of a British knight. Queenjhurt, one ser usly, Thirty cars dian { lub in Montreal why they were in that position." MONTREAT reg ptt K _ jadults and five young -- now) Ealeaeih named her a Dame were demolished, Damage was! 'The Communist Chinese Dr. Cram said the students'lshaw ip "ep °)---Robert F.jhave reached the wintering|Trand Cross of the Order of St.Jestimated at more than $100,-\povernment constitutes the atitcda tawasd sen often del, naw puty COMM ssoner) rounds on the Aransas Na. Michael and St. George. Queen|000. Two highway patrol cars|gravest danger th Western jgeneral of the 1967 Montrea! al Wildlife Refuge on the|Salote, 65, is the first woman/were among those damaged. world is facing today," said Mr to receive the decoration, usu-| Investigators said all the ac-;Duncan, who visited China last being typi : ally given to ranking Britishicidents started the same way:|year, But "time is on the side j Canadian and over-cau MAY. BE LAST ambassadors. -Her kingdom has|Fog suddenly blotted out visi-jof the West' and Canada's pol one in committing itself to} LEEDS, England (AP)--What/been under British domain since|bility on lanes where the speedjicy must be one of 'patience participation in the event. Thejmay be the last death sentence|1900. limit ts 65 miles an hour. lwithout weakness." | 19 Richmond Street W Toronto, 44 James Str St. tines, anv respect for himself or her-Inad an industry is 428 Richmond Street London, Ont. self as a person, or for the op-jeai; posite sex. s is something we can't Incorporated by Act of Parliament of Canada ~