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Top Award Presented To 89 Scouts Eighty ~ nine boy scouts from the Lakeland Region -- 35 of them from Oshawa -- received their Queen's Scout parch- ments here Saturday night. It ftharked the first time the cere- tony has been held in Oshawa. Three Whitby scouts, eight from Bay Ridges and one from Fairport Beach and Rouge Hill also received scouting's high- est honor. The other Queen's Scouts were from Aurora, Bar- rie, Camp Borden, Coldwater, Cookstown, Huntsville, King, Milford Bay, Mount Albert, ' Newton Robinson, Nobleton, Or- illia, Parry Sound and Pene- tanguishene. OSHAWA SCOUTS Oshawa scouts wo recieved their parchments were F. Doug- las Warren, Brian Wilson, Char- les Crawford, Laurie MacKen- zie, William Olafsen and Will jam Suddard from the 6th Oshawa troop; Clayton Corn- eal, Jon Jenkins, Barrie Law- rence, Daniel Shetler, David James Shetler, Lawrence Till-| ing, Gary Tutin and Donald! Wasiluk from the 7th Oshawa) troop. Bruce Brydges, William Hall, William MacDonald, Carl Nor- ris, Terry Smith and Martin Step from the llth B troop; Peter Crowe and Barry C. Da- foe from the 12th Oshawa Ven- troop. The other two scouts in the picture are Lawrence Tilling and Gary Tutin. --Oshawa Times Photo THE THREE SHETLER brothers, Daniel, David and James, left to right, are pic- tured immediately after re- Busy Night For Mr. Sam, Honoring Queens Scouts ceiving their Queen's Scout parchments Saturday night. The brothers are all mem- bers of the 7th Oshawa QUEEN SCOUT PETER CROWE PRESENTS GEN. RITCHIE WITH MEMENTO Priority In 'Being Prepared' Stressed By General Ritchie Crosbie. An old soldier, General Sir) leads to unselfishness, was andjhael J. Neil Ritchie, recalled .his asso-| stij| js today, one of the impor-|-- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, Mey 2, 1966 7 MONTREAL (CP) -- Justice Minister Claude Wagner said Sunday he is the victim of a smear campaign. In a radio interview, Mr. Wagner said a news leak about his being summoned before a Montreal Bar Association dis- ciplinary committee was a de- liberate attempt to have the matter transformes into news- paper headlines. He was referring to a hear- ing started Friday into a com- plaint by sessions Judge Jean Paul Berube of Riviere du Loup, Que., about a speech by Mr. Wagner in Drummondville, Que., last October in which Mr. Wagner spoke of a "handful of undesirables practising law" in connection with a_ hit-and-run tence was imposed. Mr. Wagner did not mention names at that time. Sunday, Mr. Wagner said that his purpose had been to warn of certain 'disloyal tactics, strategems" which allow the un- derworld to triumph over hon- est citizens. "Tf it had been any other law- case in which a minimum sen-| Victim Of Smear Campaign Justice Minister Wagner Says ° yer, there would have been no mention of it in the press... ."* Sources close to the minister said at Quebec City during Leah tht he ee pot | 'an investigation to discover haw news about the bar hearing leaked out. The hearing has been post. poned to September, MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE 'OF BACKACHES May Be Simply Sluggish Kidney Action It's a pity to put up with this backache because you just don't know the cause, and the medication that may help you. You see, if become sluggish, urinary irritation and bladder discomfort may follow, The result can be an annoyi ging backache. This is when Dodd's Kidney Pills can help bring rel! Dodd's stimulate kidney actions | cs lieve the irritated condition that the backache. Take Dodd's and see | you don't feel better, rest better. Di | successfully by millions for over 7 | years, New large size saves money. ciation with some famouls lead- re | ers to illustrate to the Lakeland|(2"" elas of this training, | Region's latest crop of Queen's|he said. 'All that has changed} Scouts the necessity of '"'being|in boy scouts has been the enor- | prepared"', jmous expansion of the move-| Speaking to scouts, -parents|ment." and friends of scouting who} Major Alan W. Gerow, assist- packed McLaughlin Collegiate|ant provincial commissioner of auditorium Saturday night for|bhoy scouts, said it was due to the region's 12th Queen Scout's|the courtesy and attention of recognition ceremony, Gen. Rit-|Charles World, president of the chie said the most outstanding} Oshawa district council, that leader he ever met was Win-|the region's Queen's Scout cere- ston Churchill, mony was held in Oshawa for | DEDICATION ne SR "Churchill always told people| Other stage-party guests in-| the truth, no matter how unplea-|¢luded Donald Deacon, deputy| sant the truth would be," he/Commissioner of scouting for| said. "One of his great charac-|Ontario; The Venerable H. D.| PLANNING A.:. snapoy, /g Ox cS teristics was to never ask any- one to take on a task he wasn't prepared to do himself.' He said the greatest illustra- tion of dedication to service, to his mind, was that of Lord Wa- verley, who in 1940 after. suffer- ing two serious defeats in the Middle East, had lost the con- fidence of Churchill and was ordered to hand over command. Gen, Ritchie told the scouts there are four lessons they have to learn before they can be- come great leaders -- courage, Cleverdon, chaplain of the Osh-| awa district council, who deliv-| ered the invocation; Monsignor Paul Dwyer; and Edward Jar-| rett, recently-elected president of the provincial council, Included in the. official party} were Michael Starr, MP for On-| tario riding; and Albert V. Wal- ker, MPP for Oshawa riding, | ' | Music for the occasion was provided by the MCVI student band under the direction of Mi- © BANQUET © CONVENTION © MEETING First Class Facilities For 20 to 400 Guests Quality Service Experienced Staff RESERVE YOUR FUNCTION NOW! turers Alan Hare from the 18th} oo) R. gs, McLaughlin silent-| Oshawa; Laverne momen | glanced over the group of 89 ith Oshawa. ; jboy scouts Saturday night after J. Ronald Brittain, Richard|they had received their parch- V. Ireland, Robert Sheridan,|ments and Queen's Scout bad- It was a tiring experience for the 94 - year - old Colonel, sal- uting each new Queen's Scout, presenting him with his parch- jment, shaking hauds and then of the ear and talked,' he said. "Cars had running boards in those days, you know," chuck- led the Colonel. |\CATCH RELAEASED | PICK SITE HOUSTON, (AP)--The Ernie Terrell-Doug Jones fight, billed as a world heavyweight cham- pionship match, is scheduled for determination, team spirit and dedication to service, "Churchill always said he was going to win, he was defiant with a never-give-up attitude Hi and he achieved his goal," he|yune 28 at Sam Houston Coli- 723-4641 John Walker, 17th A troop; Ken-| ges, neth Kissock, 17th B troop;| Oshawa's most - distinguished |further increased by the formal Daniel Carpenter, David Car-|patron of scouting was proud-|introduction of scoutmasters, penter, Robert Gray and Mark)ly scanning the recipients of|leaders or advisers of the boys Penfound, 18th Oshawa; and) scouting's highest award, be-|receiving the awards. Van Holmes, 30th Oshawa. {cause 35 of them were from| But when it was over. Whitby: Frank Warman, Ist|this city. |McLaughlin raised a clenched| ' sg -- she ies a te Mayor Lyman A. Gifford, in/fist and in a hearty voice, said: |him to cook - catch. i y; and James McDonnell, a tribute to Mr. McLaughlin,| 'It took a little longer than I) "I never kill trout," Lor ; f Whitby. said Camp Samac, a gift from|had counted on. But I'm still) Powell told Mr. Mclaughlin, |'"e pooped eclogite Bay Ridges: Gunter Borck,|"Mr. Sam' to the Oshawa dis-|pretty husky." | 'As a matter of fact, my hooks! he dedicated service of thelr! Christopher Gardiner, Alfredo|trict boy soouts' council in 1946) He recalled the time the foun-| don't even have barbs on them. | coutmasters Jaen Roberto Jaen, Lawrence|"is paying off." der of the boy scout movement,|I just like to cast, hook them, | "It is she worthwhile things! Shaw, Steven Shaw, Ronald| Mr, Gifford added: "I say|Lord Baden Powell, visited him/play with them for. a while,|tnat are achieved that bring| Sluyters and Garry Waring, alljto you, Mr. McLaughlin, onjhere in Oshawa te do some) but I always take the hook off happiness in life," he said. 8g from ist Bay Ridges troop. behalf of not only the city, but/trout fishing on his farm just) gently and let them go again."| "General Ritchie said he has| And James Rudd of the ist|the whole community; thanks/north of the city. -- "What a heart he had," sald) ivove been grateful for the oe ee vg Aa bd all you have done". "We sat on the running board|Mr. McLaughlin, ltraining he received as a boy| i i is i ere} : jeaiuting again. His cuties w |. He said he asked Lord Pow-jsaid. "But I'm sure we could|Seum, Texas Boxing Enter- ell if he had enough equip-|never have won had it not been|Prises announced Sunday. NOW IS THE TIME ment to go fishing and receiv-|for him." TO CONVERT AND CALL ed an affirmative answer, But| | his host's sug-/ WORTHWHILE THINGS Col,|he turned down his host's sug-| de ureud ts nae tee 110 - I 4F. Moret ' | OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE! Toke advantage of it! 24 hour ser- vice; and radio dispatched trucks always on the ready to serve you. Fuel Oil Budget Plan eveilabie. \Scouts not to let their lesure time become idle and praised COAL & |gestion that an aide remain with} SUPPLIES KING ST. W. Oshawa Venturers| Ulbricht's Be Queen Scout Peter Crowe of scout, --. Artificial Hearts Seen In 3-5 Years --DeBakey |the 12th | | Troop presented Mr, Mclaugh-} lin and General Sir Neil Rit-| chie, keynote speaker of : the evening, with mementos of the| ceremony. Peter, speaking on behalf of "Dedication to service, which! all tha new Oueen So lit is youth movements such as the Boy Scouts of Canada that Visit Seen "Undesired By CARL HARTMAN WASHINGTON (AP) Dr.jthing learned from the opera- aa |Michael E, DeBakey said Sun-|tions was that the pump would jday that artificial hearts capa-|work in a human being without jble of assuming the functions damaging the blood. of a human heart could be; He said he expects such available in three to five years.|/pumps, able to assume part of BONN (AP)--Walter Ulbricht! Speaking on the NBC pro-|the functions of a -human heart, and other leaders of East Ger-/gram, Meet the Press, De-| Will be available to all medical many likely will think twice/Bakey said he believes it will|centres within the coming year about accepting invitations to!be possible to replace the hu-|and that they would probably speak in West Germany--they|man heart. But whether an ar-|COSt a few thousand dollars could end up in jail. Itificial heart "will be as effi-|each. West German Socialists arejcjent as the human_ heart, laying plans for debates be-\which is a very efficient tween East and West German/pymp, this will depend on fu- politicians. But it is not cleat |ture developments." whether the prospective host, sie bcee e of sur- Socialist Mayor Willy Brandt esa Sov lee Caters} West Berlin, can guarantee that} he C vill hv }Centre in Houston who installed -- WH Set Oe pump in the chest of Marcel L. DeRudder, a 65 - year - old! § -- nee pe 4 pl has/former coal miner. een outlawed in West Germany) The pump successfully took for a decade = the Bop leaders lover part of the pumping func-! obit gtery Aa By th jtion of DeRudder's heart, but West Germans of ordering Piso the patient died of a ruptured tier guards to shoot fleeing ref-| ioe five days after the re ugees. They call this plain mur-| "This 'patient's death was due der. Ulbricht is a familiar anaj'? causes beyond our control' ; " ~,,;that would have caused his much-hated figure in West Ger-| death had the sumo hot bean many. His little spade beard,| weme | " ae deo which makes him look like] "8e4, DeBakey said. Lenin, his high pitched voice} DeBakey added he does not and his odd Saxon accent are|think DeRudder's life could often burlesqued. have been prolonged through Chancellor Lud wig Erhard use of a better Sete said earlier this week a visit by; He said the most important Ulbricht is "'not desired." Other! -- ne leaders of his Christian Demo-| ASKS INCREASE cratic Party have said more or NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (AP)| less clearly that he ought to be/The Ontario Association for the| arrested. Mentally Retarded has called) : ; : West German party politics|/on the provincial government to} Examinatior s, They welcome your inquiries in all phases of real plays a role in all this. The|increase by 30 per cent its capi-| °5'@te, and are eager to give you the same efficient and effective meetings are being organized by|tal grants for building and ex-| **'vice for which the firm of P. E, Gravelle Real Estate is noted, the Socialists and Commuhists,|tending retarded children's] both opposed to the Christian|schools. The association's an-| P. E. Gravelle Real Estate 28 DIVISION ST., BOWMANVILLE Democrats. Erhard has given|nua!l meeting approved a reso-| 623-3341 623-7304 from the character of the coun- try's leaders. Robert L. Johnson, commis- sioner of the Oshawa and dist- rict council, said that as Queen Scouts they were "standing on top of the highest mountain in scouting,"" but he added that there is no such thing as being at the end of a scouting car- eer, P. E. 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