22 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, August 11, 1966 WILFRED BAKER Masons Appointed To Four Positions Appointments -- in were: announced today by Wiil- fréd Baker, Deputy Grand Mas- ter of Ontario district Mr. Baker has appointed Worshipful Brother J. A. Pen- found, a past master of Cedar Lodge, AF and AM, as district secretary and Bro. Rey. Dr Harry Mellow, pastor of North- minstér United Church and a member of Lebanon Lodge. as district chaplair Very Wor. Bro. Harry S&S. Palmer takes charge of blood donors and Wor. Bro. R. A. Stone heads up the masonic education program. Mr. Palmer and Mr. Stone are past masters of Cedar Lodge masonry { All appointments are for a one-year term Mr Baker was Deputy July 21. His appointment was approved. by Grand Master, the Hon. James N. Allen appointed The Ontario district has 3.250, from Whit-| masons in 15 lodges by to Colborne and Port. Perry Mr. Baker. who lives Oshawa Blvd. N., has been a Past Master of Cedar Lodge since 1942 and.a member since 1923 He is res to the Grand Master for all masonic opera tions in the Ontario district north to at 112 yonsible Quebec Strike May Mean Power Lack Nov., Dec. MONTREAL (CP) -- strike of 4,500 construction workers at the five Hydro-Que- bec power projects at Haute- rive, Que., 220 miles northeast of Quebec City. could mean a shortage of 400.000 kilowatt hours in the peak November December months of 1968 This is because the whole power complex is geared to a graded time-table of delivery of power into the province's sys- tem. Company officials' say the province's power needs double every 10 years because of the demands of industrial.. commer- cial and domestic electricity users In 1965 Quebec-Hydro supplied 38,000,000,000 kilowatt hours to fj its users. It is estimated that needs will have leaped to 100.- 00.000.000 kilowatt hours by 1980. Thus officials can forecast the 400,000-kilowatt-hour shortage in 1968--enough electricity to sup- The, he would meet today with rep ° resentatives of Hydro'Quebec, whose 4,500 employees at. the Manicouagan - Outardes hydro- electric development project have been on strike since Aug 9 r = ee we as | The Sounds of the Big Beet I The Piece To Meet seen TRADAY scntine 2 THE UGLY DUCKLINGS Doncing 9% p.m. to 12:30 Admission $1.50 ---- * SATURDAY * THE FIVE I] - rocues Dancing 8:30 p.m. to 12 | Admission $1.50 Casual Dress ply a community the size of Quebec City QUEBEC (CP) Premier Daniel Johnson said Wednesday FS PN District Grand Master | Diefenbaker Raps Ottawa ' PRINCE ALBERT. Sask., (CP)--Opposition. Leader Dief-| lhe was not surprised by De- fence Minister Hellyer's state- ment that a. bigger defence budget will be sought next year. "We expected this and I pre- idicted that this would happen," jhe said in an interview. "This is just another example of the manner in which the gov- ernment carries on its policies ie The announcement was lmade with great pomp and lceremony a year or so ago that as a result of new policies of, the government, there would be a reduction in defence expendi- tures without there being any |reduction in the effectiveness of Canada's armed forres. "Since then tinkering tion and unification have been 4 advanced, are to be reviewed by Parlia- ment this fall." WHEN IT COMES TO SERVICE YOU CAN COUNT ON The 1966- 67 defence budget is lenbaker said Wednesday that|' net emcee 8 postponed, and now | | { $1,573,000,000 and in 1963 the de- fence minister was given a ibudget of some $1,550,000,000 a jyear for five years with an an-| nual two-per-cent increase to cover er increasing Costs. 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