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QUEE NAT CENOTAPH Queen Elizabeth II lays her wreath at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London, dur- ring Sunday's Remembrance Day service in homage to the dead of two World Wars. (AP) Television Has New Slant On The Spanish Armada By CYNTHIA LOWRY beautiful shots of Spain--anci- NEW YORK (AP) -- Eng-jent castles, splendid paintings land's defeat of the Spanish|4nd Armada almost 400 years ago was, as every schoolchild of my generation was taught, a magnificent victory and one of the world's great naval bat-| tles. | It was, then, something of a| shock to be informed by NBC's| fine special, The Spanish Ar-| mada Sunday night, that: The) whole thing was a mess; the} two fleets missed each other a) few times and, when they fin-| ally got together, fired cannons | at each other for hours without) sinking any sailing ships; and) that fierce storms and lack of| supplies did more damage to/| the Spanish than Britain's naval | might. What has been taugh as a) great confrontation between two, mighty nations was, said the/ program's narrator, "a mud- dled engagement" deliberately | built by the British into a myth. | STRATEGY POOR | Philip IJ, absolute rule of} Spain, was a religious fanatic | and poor military strategist, ac- | cording to the program. He was | determined to convert England | to Roman Catholicism--by mar- | riage o its Protestant ruler or, | that failing, by war. He. was also determined to stamp out the Protestant movement in) Holland. | Philip sent out his armada of 128 ships in 1588, not to invade Britain immediately but to join Spanish troops on the Channel | Coast. He neglected to inform his admiral that the military forces in Holland were unable | to keep the engagement. Queen. Elizabeth of England | played a reluctant pacificist's| role in the affair, although she did turn loose Sir Francis) Drake and his daring men. The color program was a de-| light to the eye. There were | SEPTICEMIA ©. What causes seovticemia? A. Septicemia is another term/ for "blood poisoning". Usually | when an infection occurs the} body acts to wall off the in- fected area. At the same time the white blood cells actively attack the germs which cause the infection. Septicemia means that the germs have broken through the protective body defences and have} reached the bloodstream SWIMMING AND BODY CONDITIONING Q. Does swimming soften the muscles and thus inter- fere with conditioning for nonwoter sports? A. No. A well-rounded troin- ing program for any sport gives attention to the develop- ment of strength, endurance, and agility. To this end, there) is widespread acceptance by| swimming methods of conditioning. The personal interest we take in the health of those we serve, is of equel importance with) the professional skill we put in| the dispensing of prescribed) medicine. Questions directed to Science Editors, P.O. Box 97, Terminal | "A", Toronto, Ontario, .. | | | 28 King East Open Evenings til 9 p.m. PHONE 723-4621 Free City Wide Delivery Oshewe | rich green countrysides. Castro HAVANA (AP)--Two small boats raked the Havana water- front with machine-gun fire early Sunday and Cuba's Pre- mier Castro blamed the attack on the U.S, government and the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. In Washington, the United States state department de- clined to comment on Castro's claim. He said one of the boats aimed its fire at President Os- valdo Dortico's waterfront resi- dence, but that most of the bul- lets slammed into the nearby National Aquarium. ie Havana officials said no one caped. It was not known whether Dorticos, a figurehead in the Castro Communist regime, was home at the time. QUALIFIES FOR FINAL TORONTO (CP) -- Montreal Notre Dame de Grace Maple Leafs qualified Saturday to meet Edmonton Huskies for the Canadian junior football cham- pionship when they defeated Weston Invictus Redmen 13-8. The NDG team put together a strong early rushing game and a fourth-quarter pass attack and held Weston to a single un- til late in the fourth quarter. BARTENDING SERVICES Wedding, Dances, Bonquets, etc. Telephone: 725-8329 or 725-8303 US. For Raid was hurt and both boats és-| Blames (Cuban exile sources in Mi- Castro during his speech indi- ami, however, claimed credit|cated there are murmurings for the raid and said it was the|against his government inside work of the Cuban Representa-|Cuba, but said those who oppose tion in Exile. A spokesman said|his regime compose "'a repug- the two boats returned safely to|nant minority." He added: their base "somewhere in the Caribbean." tails later.) ] sine de-jthe i He pr Pp 'stroying the revolution." "They are those who dream dream of de- The second boat sprayed its .50-calibre bullets across Male- con Drive near the downtown area into a line of apartment buildings behind Maceo Park. The brief strafings occurred in the darkness, about 2:30 a.m. In a televised speech, Castro bluntly accused the United States of authorizing the attack. "Whom can we make respon- sible for these stupidities except the government of the United States, whom can we blame ex-| cept the CIA which has spon- sored all types of stupidities against this country?" Castro said. : Behind this label... .a Wine you'll enjoy! | | | CANADAIR LIMITED. MONTREAL Systems & Procedures Analysts Systems analysts required for manufactureing applications in our systems and computer serv- ices department. ' Should hold a University Degree and have at least 5 years experience in the design, develop- ment and application of E.D.P. to Manufac- turing Systems. These are challenging assign- ments for experienced analysts. - Programmers Computer Programmer required for business applications in our systems and computer serv- ices department. 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