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| NEWS I SEEK WELFARE COURSE TORONTO (CP) -- Malcolm Sykes, vice- principal of On- tario's first trade course for child care workers in the Pro- vincial Institute of Trades and Occupations, said Monday that the new course is oversub- scribed. "We had more appli- = tit ee nant taba nave of," he said in an interview. There are 25 in the course. INJURED AT CNE TORONTO (CP) -- Brian Fisher, 13, of Toronto was in- jured Tuesday night when he fell beneath the wheels of a small tractor-drawn passenger train at the Canadian National Exhibition. He was reported in satisfactory condition with lac- erations and a fractured leg. CONSERVATIONIST DIES LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Dr. John D. Detwiler, 88, one of Canada's pioneers in conserva- tion and former head of the Uni- versity of Western Ontario's de- partment of biology and zool- ogy, died Tuesday in a Galt hos- pital. In the late 1930's he helped organize the Canadian Conservation Association and was its first president. FINE SETS RECORD MONTREAL (CP)--A_ ship's N BRIEF Toronto. The novel postings were announced Tuesday by Prime Minister Pearson's of- fice. MAKES APPEAL OTTAWA (CP)--Gilles Greg- oire, new leader of the separ- atist Ralliement Nationale, says the party organ La Nation is NOL aNli-semilic anu appeaica iv the province's Jewish commu-| nity "to stop letting themselves be used by some newspapers to fight a political party." He said La 'Nation had published two ar- ticles of an anti-Semitic nature, but one repeated remarks by Premier Daniel Johnson and the second was a reader's letter which slipped in by mistake. BLAST KILLS TWO LOURENCO MARQUES, Mo- zambique (AP) -- An engine- room explosion killed two crew members on the British subma- rine Rorqual early Tuesday off Portuguese Mozambique, au- thorities reported. In London a defence ministry spokesman jsaid the two fatalities were the {only casualties. | MAY BE CHARGED FREEHOLD, N.J. (AP)--Un- married persons who seek wel- fare assistance for their chil- dren will face possible prosecu- captain who inadvertently dis-|tion on adultery or fornication charged more than 400,000 gal-|eharges, Monmouth County lons of oil on the St. Lawrence| Freeholder Marcus Daly an- River last May, was fined a/nounced Tuesday. He said the record $3,500 Tuesday. The pen-| county spends about $1,500,000 a alty was imposed on Capt. J.| year for aid to about 3,000 de- Withnall, master of the Great|pendent children and a good Lakes tanker B.A. Peerless. | percentage goes to support what | lis "chi illegiti FACES THEFT TRIAL he calls "children of illegitimate HALIFAX (CP)--Robert Ken-| neth Edwards, 24, of suburban) Spryfield is to stand trial before) the Supreme Court of Nova Sco-| tia during its next session on) charges of theft involving pro- vincial examination papers. The| theft allegedly occurred at a printing firm where he was em- ployed. WILL STUDY FRENCH OTTAWA (CP) -- Eight Eng-| lish-speaking senior public serv- ants will study the French lan- guage and culture for the next 12 months at Laval University, Quebec, as part of the govern- ment"s bilingual program. At the same time a French-speak- ing government official will take studies at the University of parents." WILL GIVE AID SAN'A, Yemen (AP)--Canada is to supply Yemen with 10,000 tons of wheat and 450 tons of powdered milk to aid drought victims in northern Yemen, the foreign ministry announced Tuesday. NOW TRY SPANISH WINNIPEG (CP)--Local res- idents are beginning to find new languages on street signs be- sides the French and English they are used to, as the city gets ready for the Pan-Amer- ican Games next year. Merrill Whitehead says he is trying to encourage citizens to learn a little Spanish to help out visit- ors. Church Doctrines Flouted Confession Box TORONTO (CP)--A Domini-| ean priest said Tuesday general) absolutions are being given) from the puipit io Roman Cath-| olics in some parishes of Tor-| onto, Montreal and Holland although church doctrine states) that sins can only be forgiven) by confessing them privately to} a priest. thority in do; y Very Rev. Francis M. Drouin, peg --~ . on superior of Dominican House in nearby Port Credit, said in an| interview that the pulpit absolu-| tions are an indication that the) people and priests are becom-| ing impatient with confessional! forgiveness of sins. "We're getting away from the} confessional box." Father Drouin declined to give names or parishes. But he) On Way Out He said a person attending a retreat he gave recently told him a Toronto pastor gives gen- eral absolutions. 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