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sain OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Mey 12, 1966 9 ee ifering from burns. The others sustained varying degrees of |GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Pope's Hair Tinted Red On Panama Air Stamp CL-84 SHOWS OFF OTTAWA (CP) -- An experi- mental aircraft that can - fly igtraight backwards and forwards demonstrated its abilities Wednesday before an the three| audience of 200 military and Headers in their natural color, 20vernment people at RCAF /but it furned auburn apparently | station Uplands. The CL-84, de- hen inks of different color| Veloped by Canadair Ltd., Mont- were super-imposed during the|'4!, has a tilting wing that can printing process, | point its propellers straight up Sino ene iia |for vertical lift and then move them into the regular position 007 Beats " ciasok woblnes Agent 4711 FORT MACLEOD, Alta. (CP) Prime Minister Pearson is oe four Canadians being in- duced as honorary chiefs of the COLOGNE, West. Ger- [Blood ge tribe in Fort Mac- ue (Waacce » \leod July 18. The, others are _ many, (Reuters) -- James |poacp Commissioner G, B: Me- Bond, Secret Agent 007, in- (cielian of Ottawa; Gordon R. haled the sweet smell of |McGregor, president of Air Can- success Wednesday, having (ada, and John R. Tully, depart- vanquished his latest oppo- |ment of indian affairs, Card- nent; Number 4711, | A court here rejected an application by the 4711 Co- logne Perfume Co.--makers of eau-de-cologne--to have i ston, Alta. PLEADS GUILTY the Colgate Palmolive Co, withdraw its 007 he-man MONTREAL (CP) -- Andre toiletries from the market. Mystery Blast |- ithe injured from the rubble after the explosion was Te€-\purns, cuts and bruises, | ported, | Andrew Spy, city safety in- Injures Family Police said the injured are: |spector, said he was baffled by SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont.\ se and Mrs, James Smigelsky,| the cause of the blast, The force (CP)--Eight persons, including) thejr children, Shari, 2, and Lee of the explosion blew the four four children, were injured|Anne, 344; Mrs. FlOrence|watis out, but the skeleton of Wednesday night when an ex-Swain, 41, and her children|the house held the roof up. plosion ripped through a 2%4-|Sandra, 16 and Pat, 13, and er storey brick house. Cause of the|Mrs, Wilfred Schroeder, 58, of] SAFETY PLAN WORKS explosion is not known. Wiarton, Ont. : | Traffic deaths in italy de- Police, rescue crews and fire-, Doctors said Mrs, Smigelsky | creased nine per cent to 8,857 men worked for 2 an hour lifting! is most seriously injured, suf. in 1965, PANAMA (AP)---Pope Paul,; President Johnson and Francis) 'Cardinal Spellman turned au- | burn-haired on a 10-cent Pana-} |manian air mail stamp. Post David 'Amado|# up,..down, "Pr Our aicraineti s --y great whiskies blended into every bottle service department. Durocher, 29, of Montreal| WELLS COST A MINT | ; Adams pleaded guilty Wednesday to 30| Canadian oil firms spent $200,-| Private Stock The court denied the Co- logne firm's claim that sell- charges of truck theft and|900,000 on well-drilling in 1965 armed robbery which gained|for a total of 30,000 miles bored CANADIAN RYE WHISKY ing products by numbers in- fringed its rights, and that him and his acccmplices| money, bonds and merchandise the 007 toiletries could be too easily confused with its totalling $1,216,000. Sentence) own products, ishowed the hair of "GRADUATE Douglas Law, son of Mrs, Lorne Thorndyke, 504 Dun- lop st. w., Whitby, grad- uated in April from a three- yeafr course in hotel, res- taurant and resort admin- istration at Ryerson in Toronto, Mr. Law was born in Oshawa and educated in Whitby. He is now working for the Hudson Bay Com- pany in Winnipeg as a man- agement trainee in the food by Opthamologist nard Slatt to see whether he has 20-20 vision. Dr, Sawyer, general secretary of the OMA, and Dr. Slatt are attending a medical convention in Toronto (CP Wirephoto) Dr, Glenn of Dr. Ber- Toronto (left) checked on a on a Mision: tester Many Factors Blamed For Rising Food Costs Sawyer has his eyes |will be handed down June 10 Durocher escaped with Lucien |Rivard from Montreal's Bor- \deaux Jail in March, 1965. | /f you're planning a trip to Europe... By JEAN SHARPE CP Women's Editor TORONTO (CP) -- Members of a panel on the price spread between producer and consumer and the causes for recent price rises in food products all say: "It wasn't me," The panel, held Wednesday at the annual meeting of the On- tario Provincial Consumers' As- sociation of Canada, included representatives of consumers, fruit and vegetable growers, grocery products manufactur- ers, milk distributors and the provincial department of agri- culture. The CAC invited representa- tion from food retailers, but was turned down. Dominion Bureau of Statistics figures show the food price in-, dex for Canada has risen from! 135.7 in October, 1965 to 143.4) in March, 1966. Each panel member discussed his group's problems and blame, force the less expensive off the| | American for the rises went to North livestock shortages, U.S. weather and labor condi tions, Canadian labor costs and to consumer buying habits and retai] pricing methods D. E. Williams, chairman of the Ontario Food Council, sug- gested that retail competition had been keeping prices down and that pressure from below had finally forced overdue rises Panelist Mrs. W. A. Brechin, chairman of the consumer prob- lems committee for the Ontario CAC, said almost every letter her committee receives men- tions the price increases. CONSUMERS BLAMED Even Mrs. Brechin blamed consumer buying habits for some of the rise. 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