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BO yh sm mc 36--Legal TENDERS for Construction of addition to O'NEILL Collegiate & Vocational Institute Sealed bulk tenaers will be received by the Susiness Ad- ministrator of the. Oshawa Board of Education, 555 Ross- lond Rood West, Oshawa, Ont, or the Architect, Clif- ford & kawrie# Architects, | - 153.St. Clair Ave., West, To- | ronto 7, Ont. until 4 P.M, E.S,T. on Thursday, April 7th, 1966, for the construction of © seven room addition to O'Neill Collegiate & Vocation- ol Institute, Oshawa, ; Tenders for Mechanical and: Electrical Trades will be de- ao |39--Notices Applications either by tele- phone or in writing will be received by the undersigned until noon, Monday, March 21st for the transportation by bus or buses of the elementary school children within the township of Darlington for school year, beginning Sep- tember 1966 to end of June 1967 Applications to' be prepared to meet wiin the boara aT 7.30 P.M. in Township Hall, * Hampton, Monday, March 21st. M. J. Hobbs, Enniskillen, Telephone 263-2401 or 263-2608. BIRTHS ANDERSON -- Peter and Sylvia are happy to announce the arrival of their j}baby daughter, Stephanie Ann, 7 Ibs. 3 |OzS., on Wednesday, March 16, 1965 at }Oshawa General Hospital. With special posited at the Oshawa Bid Depository, 135 Simcoe North, Oshawa, Ont. up to 3 P.M,, E.S.T. Tuesday, April 5, 1966. Drawings and specifications will be available at or after 10 A.M, Wednesday, March 16th, 1966 from the office of the Architect upon deposit of a certified check in the amount of $25 mode payable to the Architect Tenders will be accepted sub- ject to approval of the Osh- + SHIER Fred and Eleanore (nee awa City Council and the On- Paar Et Angouine, Jha birth ot tario Municipal Board. vas, Gn Biuaw, tabetha oh The lowest or any tender will | Oshawa General Hospital. Thanks to Dr not necessarily be accepted. OSHAWA | BOARD of EDUCATION S. E. Lovell Chairman J. R. Backus Business Administrator and Secretary-Treosurer thanks to Dr. Glazier. BAKER -- Edward and Freda of Hamp-| ton wish to announce the arrival of a/ son, David James, on Monday, March 14,| at 5.16 p.m, at the Oshawa General Hos- pital. Many thanks to Dr. R. C, Ross and staff of the fourth floor. PIERSON -. Gordon and Doris are happy to announce the safe arrival of! their daughter, Jane Elizabeth, Thurs day, March 17, 1966, at the Oshawa Gen eral Hospital. A sister for Jin Lestir and Suzanne DEATHS Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all. GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL | 390 KING STREET WEST Telephone 728-6226 38--Coming Events APPLETON -- in loving. memory of our parents Susan and Richard Appleton B | N G @) Time changes many things, But memories linger forever | ORANGE TEMPLE Of all the happy years we spent, When we were al! together SATURDAY, MAR. 19th | 7:30 P.M. --Lovingly remembered by the 20 GAMES $8 family Permanent Memorialization is almost possible with the MATTHEWS BRONZE MARKER A 17-foot signal panel 1t the St. George Street subway station controls signals and TORONTO 10:4 A.M. STOCK MA STOCKS Distributed By CP TORONTO 10:40 A.M. Distributed by CP Toronto Sfock Exchange--March 18 Quotations in. cents unless marked. $,| xd--Ex-dividend €x-warrants. 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He had better say it is! g60d or he is an outcast. | Australians brag about the quality and potency of their) beer even more than they do} about their fast racehorses and) superb swimming and surfing) beaches. | "Getting on the grog" has be- come something of a national joke. But 230 leading Austra- lians who have just finished a meeting in Melbourne don't! think it is a joke at all. They have been holding a} four-day summer school on a coholism, the first of its kind in| Australia. | They were doctors, social workers, university profes- sors, clergymen, business Jead- lers, trade union officials, ;policemen, and lawyers, Most of them like a drink them- selves. On one particularly hot ~|day during the school, an order hes sent out for 10 dozen bot-| tles of beer. The delegates felt |thirsty. | ORGANIZES SCHOOL | The organizer and director of jthe school was 35-year-old Dr |James G. Rankin, on the staff] of Melbourne 'University's de-| partment of medicine, who} opened the discussion with the! challenging statement that "Australian society is said to be. running on alcohol." There are known to be 150,- 000 alcoholics in Australia. But) there must be many more un-| known alcoholics. One of the great problems, said Dr. Ran-| kin, was to bring alcoholism out} into the open and to get if of-| ficially recognized as a disease.| There was a stigma in having) "alcoholic" put on a medical) certificate. So doctors dis-| | guised it and wrote in instead| diagram. Operator can size up problems immediately. (CP Photo) "QUE. PUBLISHER Aussies Brag About Beer, compared with only 5.5 per cent Alcoholism some more "'respectabley il- ness. This just hid the problem. The average Australian wage earner spends $240 Australian-- that's about $290 Canadian--a year on liquor. This i8 5.8 per cent of his personal spending, on medical needs. Based on a study of a Caha- dian alcoholic survey, it is es- timated that four per cent of business executives in Australia are alcoholics and 1,500,000 man days are lost in industry every year. DENY PROBLEM "Many employers deny the existence of an alcoholic prob- lem in industry," Dr. Rankin said. "But if they looked deeply, as they have done in Canada, they would find there! is indeed a problem." One professor who ,has done a jwide social survey said that alcoholism was most common among the French and® Irish and their descendants in the! U:S.. and Australia. It was| rarer among Jews, Greeks and) spokesman Robert McCloskey of Italians. 4... (the state department replied There were many criticisms "no comment" Wednesday of the narrow attitude of the/when asked about a Toronto courts in Australia which, al- newspaper report that Gerda most habitually, send to jail/ Munsinger was denied entry to anyone persistently convicted|the United States from West of being drunk. _ Germany in 1953 on moral One of Australia's most se-| rather than security grounds, nior judges said: 'The jailing) A Washington dispatch in the of these men is unjust and fu-|Toronto Telegram says moral tile. People know alcoholism is| turpitude is the reason listed in a sickness, yet the courts treat! her file and there is no evidence the alcoholic asa criminal." |the central figure in Canada's Some of the consequences of! sey - and - security uproar was the summer school were asiqenied e ntry on Securily dramatic as the Statements| grounds. made by the delegates them-|" officials here said Monday the selves, |reason for the visa denial had The Victoria state govern-|peen conveyed "very recently" ment appointed a magistrate to! to the Canadian government. investigate and recommend on} McCloskey said the decision a new system for handling the) was made by a Munich consular habitual drunk who appears in official but that while excep- court. = ...|tions might have been made in The minister for education'the past about revealing rea- promised to have alcoholism sons, "for the present I am not studied in the schools and thelsoing to make an exception in health minister said he would as thse." ' aur Petia! -- a medical disability and thus - Lives Of Quads 'In The Balance' Gaston Binette, member of the Quelec Legislature for Deux - Montagnes, was named in January, 1966, as minister of natural re- soure McCloskey Has "No Comment" WASHINGTON (CP) -- Press Paul Desruisseaux is board chairman of Sherb- rooke La Tribune and heads Sherbrooke stations CHLT and CHLT -- FM and CHLT --TV. He was born in Sher- Only | Lighthouse Keepers Left qualify sufferers for state health and social service bene- fits. | MELBOURNE (AP)--Two of | the quadruplets born to a Mel- bourne woman today died later in the day and the hospital re- ported the lives of the other two were "'in the balance.' With Families On Bleak Cape | : ae | The four boys were born 12 CAPE SCOTT, B.C. (CP)--On jrichness of the area, About 40 | weeks prematurely to Mrs. Jean jthe unprotected northern tip of|years ago, surveyor H. H.| Cook, 36, who has six other chil- ;Vancouer Island, the empty) thot we supply and install; Please coll MOUNT. LAWN MEMORIAL PARK 723-2633 \ brooke in 1905. Vandoo , Wstates 200 680 : rt Pi 1400 390 00 205 Share The Wealth 4 -- $40. Jackpots to go Browne reported to the B.C.|dren including twins. 1 -- $150 Jackpot to go Children Under 16 Not Admitted California Tour |CARD OF THANKS) July 23 - Aug. 14th DOWN My Sincere thanks to the many friefhds and relatives who remem-| | bered me with get well cards, flowers and jgifts, during my recent stay. in Oshawa) enera) Hospital. A special thank you to r. 'J, A. Patterson and nurses of 2C. --Wesley Down 23 DAYS |G D For information on above tours FULLER -- Mrs, Anne Fuller and fam ily wish to extend heartfelt thanks. and appreciation for the many acts of kind ness, messages of sympathy and beau tifyl floral offerings received from our! friends, neighbors and relatives during, }our recent bereavement In the loss of a Phone or write Rowe Travel Agency Port Hope. Donaida Duvan E Amphi East Sull Abitib 920 $12%e 12 $34% 342 3 S95Ve 95¥%e 95\e- 880 870 880 $102 1% 10% $65'2 654 65'4 - Alumini 2 Ya 36% 367 Alum 44p 42% Aim 2p 44 Sa 45\2 Arg 8B pr 25 $4 7 Arg. 260 pr Asbestos C Atl Sugar Bank. Mont Bank NS Bartaco Bath P Bath Ppr Beatty n Bell Phone Bow Valw Brazil 1B BA Constr BA Oil Alta Gas w Alg Cen Algoma Moison Molson N Noranda Nor Cll G Oshawa A Pac Pete Pow Corp Price Bros QN Gas Revelstk Rothman Royal Bnk Russel H Salada Shell Can Shell | w Shop Save Py Police Admit jhouses of Cape Scott lie bleak} beside the Pacific. Three families --lighthouse OTTAWA (CP)--Two former|keepers and their wives and' Ottawa policemen said in court|children--live here now. "|Wednesday they fixed traffic! But 40 years ago 800 people 'tickets for friends. Leo Prevost, a former ser-|built a community hall and ,|seant, and James Hansen, for-|danced in it to the distinctive -%4/mer constable, were testifying | wail of the Scandinavian fiddle. | 5 + 2 ie Ottawa police force last sum-|on tottering walls, and the at the trail or Mrs, Helene Har-| Danish pioneers labored here rison, 25, charged with attempt-|for two generations, started a ing to obstruct the course of jus-|sawmill, a store,.a post office, ,|tice by failing "to deal with ana télegraph office, a newspaper 4 official report in the prescribed/and a small-boat mooring. manner." Wild cattle roam the area to- Prevost and Hansen left the day. Rusty harness gear hangs| {mer after an alleged traffic-)/hand - hewn bridges lead no- lived here, farmed and fished, | | was legislature that no other area in the province could produce such yields of vegetables and small| fruits, Quadruplets also gvere re- ported born Thursday to an Af- rican woman, Mrs, Notiti Pute, jin a hut on an isolated farm But it took a war to get the|near East London, South Africa. ih ak all-important road built, and by then it was too late. A radar base was established at Cape Scott, during the Second World War, and a plank road; constructed from Cape Scott to the RCAF base at Hol- berg, about 20 miles south. But the settlement had fallen in on itself by then. Families left for more hospitable climes, more accessible locations. They turned their cattle loose INCOME TAX The Employee's Income Tax Service dear husband and father. --Peter BC Sugr p BCPh 4p Burns CAE Cal Pow Can Cem CCC Stone © roam, left the butter churns in the kitchens and the wagons in the yards. Shopper Ct Simpsons Simpson $ Slater ater Aw y ticket-fixing ring was uncov- | where. ' : ered, | N. P. Jensen, a Danish fish- Both men denied in court everierman, sailed up the west coast |" shitham , accepting any money for fixing'of Vancouver Island in 1896,/ St Pav tickets. Both testified under pro-|and found the hay meadows at Hdway Steel Can = =1175 $25 2470 25 jtection of the Canada Evidence|the head of a deep lagoon. about . Texaco 2 7 | | : i Sy Hollinger 4 Thd CGI p - %' Act. four miles south of Cape Scott. lydre Ex 40d 2 22 ; 0 $424 22 Te patra! ase u Hansen said he fixed tickets | Another Dane, Rasmus Han- ee 5 15 | + 'can PL 2+ for "personal friends" at differ-}sen, led the first settlers to the Trans Mt ent times. Prevost said he had{site, and the settlement began bial AS fixed two tickets for friends.|to grow. : ] |Both witnesses admitted their} The idea, apparently, was to y,|ticket-fixing while under cross-|live from fishing and trapping examination. Fuller + Which hos been operating in the crea for the pést three years Is now located In the Auto Workers Credit Union Bid, (King St. W.) T.1 Short Form 885-2527 BINGO UAWA. HALL SATURDAY, MAR. 19th | GREENWOOD | 7:30 P.M, : 20 GAMES $10 A GAME | RACE A | 4 GAMES OF $20., $30., $40., $50 417 JACKPOTS ONE GAME $150. SHARE THE WEALTH Ind LEGREE -- | wish to express my sin cere thanks to mm riends, neighbors, relatives and Dep ent 62, General) Motors for the lovely cards, flowers and visits. Special thanks to Rev Father Markie, Dr. Bell, Dr. Patterson and staff on Floor 2A for their kindness dur my recent stay in Oshawa General ta James Legree Gunnar Hard Rock Hastings DISTRIBUTOR REQUIRED Well established Canadian Company requires a Distributor in Oshawa. This is 6 ground floor opportunity. We hold the rights for Canada for the lar- gest company of its kind in the world. Five to Ten Thousand Dollars investment required, Secured by Inventory. Please reply to: Box D826 Oshawa Times ing Hosp i juntil crops matured and a road was built to Cape Scott--and/| the settlers seem to have been jconvinced that a road was com- ing. ROAD CAME TOO LATE~ Their crops--small fruits and vegeiavies--were proiitic, and largely consumed locally. With- out a road, there was no ready yt 295 +30 | . os te--% End Considered 1 10'e + +5 To Warsaw Pact 7%, \{ PARIS (Reuters)--Soviet Am- $207 207% 207% bassador Valerian Zorin says 3 -- '4 that if NATO breaks up there 74 + | Will be no need for its Commu- jnist opposite, the Warsaw pact. Zorin, former Soviet deputy}way to take them to market. iforeign minister-and chief dis-| Home - made fishing boats larmament negotiator, told ajwere no match for the Pacific! Paris luncheon Thursday that| gales that regularly flail the "liquidation" of NATO wouldjcape, they found. Trapping was| bring about a dismantling of the, profitable, but the pelts had to '. | European Communist countries'|}be carried out to Port Hardy ; |Warsaw pact military organiza-|50 miles over foot trails. ion | There was no doubt about the Clairtone Col Ce Col Cell pr Con Bake Con Bidg Con M S Con Paper WSuppis A Con Gas Weston A con Cas ie " . 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Electrodes taped to the patient's chest and back} are connected to a_ portable TV-sized monitor at bedside. |The monitor continuously shows, on dials and on a small oscilloscope, the rate and rhythm of heart action. i If the heart speeds up or slows down beyond present lim- its the monitor sounds an alarm to call the nurse constantly on \duty. When this happens the jnurse has only to turn on an electronic pacemaker built into the monitoring device to re-es- tablish a steady, normal heart- beat. Dr. Covernton 'says 70 per cent of the patients treated in Shaughnessy's unit have devel-! oped s érious arrhythmias disturbance rt rhythm --during the few days after attacks. ' Thomson Newspapers Limited Gooderham's Brown Jug is filtered through layer after Royal ' layer of hard maple charcoal. It's a slow process, but We're FIFTH RACE -- 1! Mile (Pace) three-year-olds and up. 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