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pete ae iti EES -- 2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, September 22, 1966 i aa A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Water Pollution Blamed For Deaths Of Children | aa% =eee z $5 "Ses Mr. Thompson said many res- idents draw their water supply from Howey Bay and that the town is "embroiled" in a battle with the Ontario Water Re- Commission over the installation of water treatment and sewage facilities, Mission Fails PASADENA, Calif. ak 4 i early today that the mission has ended in failure. A spokesman ed Jet Propul- ANDREW THOMPSON aes ns byt ation Stu Sharp Criticized MONTREAL (CP) -- Quebec general practitioners and pharmacists have issued a statement criticizing Finance Minister Sharp's recent decision to delay the federal medical care plan by one year. In a joint statement the Que- bec Federation of General Prac- titioners and the Professional Association of Quebec Pharma- cists said the postponement "appears to us to have been dictated by political rather than economic reasons," Study PEMBROKE "(CPy-tiwe in- vertanters are to be are | next week to | this community of 16,000 can be | -- iced by a 16-man "W P. Milligan, chairman of the Ontario Police Commission, made the announcement Wed- nesday. The action follows the city council's decision to fire three junior constables foll set- tlement of a 15-month ol dispute. The agreement was accepted by council Sept. 9, Mayor Wil- liam K. Kutsckhe announced Sept. 20, the firing of the three men from the 19-man force "'for economic reasons," Plans Announced HALIFAX (CP) -- Defence Minister Helly er announced Wednesday that government ap- proval has been given for the development and purchase of an all-weather, close range, sur- face-to-air missile system for the Canadian Navy. He told a press conference that the system--called the Ca- nadian Sea Sparrow--will be fitted in four new helicopter de- stroyers and two new operations support ships to provide an ef- fective defence against air at- tack, Total cost for design, proto- is\Prelate Likes DR. MICHAEL RAMSEY a Ul... Won PS, B.C. (CP)--The KAMLOO: Archhishon of .Canterbury ar- Ps|rived here Wednesday night en- hearings in an attempted rob- bery case. They were both serving six- year sentences for robbery with violence. It was eg --, break from custody. He esca from. the Joyceville prison last June and was arrested a short time later in the Montreal suburb of Pierrefonds. HERE AND THERE ENGINEERS Frederick Joseph: Oille and to thralled by his drive through the Rockies earlier in the day. Dr. Michael Ramsey said he was greatly taken with Lake Louise, where his party stopped briefly on its trip from Calgary. He said he regretted that his schedule did not permit a day off to spend walking--his favor- ite relaxation--in the lake area. He was scheduled to fly to hhich Prince George today after a morning press conference and to return here Friday for a civic dinner and a day of rest Satur- day at a lodge. is scheduled visit several historic churches in the Cariboo region of British Columbia. curement would be $25,700,000. type construction, system pro- duction and initial system pro- The minister said the system will use the Sparrow III missile employed by the United States Navy, coupled with a fire con- trol system designed in The Netherlands and a launcher de- veloped in Canada Group Aids Viets SINGAPORE (Reuters) -- A Canadian group has given North Viet Nam $4,500 and a large quantity of medicines, the North Viet Nam news agency reported today In a dispatch monitored here, the agency said the Canadian Aid for Viet Nam civilians don- ated the money and medicines as a gift to the Vietnamese peo- ple. It said the chairman at the '| group, Dr. Aian M. ingiis, and fis wife caiied on the Nerth Viet Nam charge d'affaires in Moscow 'iuesday. ingiis is ciiu- ical instructor in the depart- ment of surgery at the Univer- sity of British Columbia, "In this cordial meeting, the Canadian guest expressed the Canadian people's sympathy with and support for the Viet- namese people's just struggle against the U.S. imperialist ag- gressors," the agency said. Floods Strike SAIGON (Reuters) -- South Vietnamese authorities may have to evacuate 75,000 persons from two provinces severely flooded by the rising waters of the Mekong River, government SRT Pe Officials said today. Walter Philip Zeller, both of meeting in Toronto. The 23,000- member association serves as the licensing body for the en- gineering profession in the --, yr Loge seeks to = orm c regarding th role played 1 by the preteaionsl a tr in Canada's develop- m SEEK LAND The Bowmanville Kinsmen Club and the Town of Bow- manville have both approached : the Council of the United Coun- 'ties of Durham and Northum- berland seeking to purchase a one-acre parcel of county- owned land located behind the registry and county health unit offices in Bowmanville. Council 2 LOCATIONS DOWNTOWN 36 King &. €. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE ONLY Open Tonight till 9 p.m. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE & DOWNTOWN CLOSE FRIDAY AT 7 P.M. end ALL DAY SATURDAY. decided to offer the land for sale. FINED Samuel Bradica, 20, of 58 'Howard St., Oshawa, was fined , $177, with the option of 30 days in jail, at Lindsay this week, _when convicted of assault and ' causing a disturbance by fight- ing. The charge stemmed from 2 fracas; Aug. 12. MANUFACTURER'S AGENT res lines for Toronto ond Babies hd cre @ small manu- focturer re repre- sentation in please contact 'oronte area, BOX Ne. DM-123 Oshewe Times 4 ALL LINES CONSIDERED Good Nemes Te Remember When Buying or Selling REAL ESTATE Reg. Aker -- President Bill McFeeters -- Vice Pres, SCHOFIELD-AKER LTD. 723-2265 | BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS On New '66 VOLKSWAGENS @ ALL MODELS ON HAND e@ PICKERING CAR CENTRE ® BASELINE -- AJAX Just 12 Mile East. of Harwood OPEN 9 A.M.-9 P.M. TEL. 942-1881 U.S. Marines at left give artificial respiration to, dying comrade while an- other wounded man, with to rear Division troops of the Fifth Marine AID DYING COMRADE DURING BATTLE head bandaged, is escorted The Marines have been locked in battle with the enemy near Demilitarized during battle of with Viet Cong. WEATHER FORECAST Some Clearing Expected | Sunny, Cool Spell Ahead TORONTO (CP)--Forecast is-|southeast sued by the weather office at|north 20 tonight. ' White River, Algoma, Sault|: 5:30 a.m.: | Synopsis: A disturbance is ex- Ste, Marie: Sunny except for| WATSON, 98 Garrard Road, Oshawa, on win- pected to move eastwardiatternoon cloudiness today and ; through the central sections of/Friday, A little warmer, Winds|, ing the $200 merchandise voucher from the the province today and into| northwest 15. : southern Quebec on Friday. draw made at Roger's Booth at the Oshawa Showery weather will accom: = Forecast temperatures . . pany the storm and a graduai;,"" "acaan a high Friday Home. Show, improvement is forecast for| Windsor .... : 70 western and northern sections|® bi later in the day. Friday wilij** oF === AL sue Qe arene @ continue cool with some sun and Kitchener socvesene 48 68 N Weses some cloud throughout the proy-|Mount Forest «+... 45 65 | Hi a RK ruyt eee ince. Wingham «..s+0005 ¢ & Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie,|Hamilton ...+5.... 4 8 : ; " Lake Huron, southern Georgian|St. Catharines ..... 48 68 We would also like to offer a sincere "Thank Bay, Niagara, Lake Ontario,/Toronto ......++006 50: 68 " Te} Windsor, Lon Pon Hamilton, Panbedik ke eras You" to all those who visited us at the Home Toronto:. A few sunny periods eee gees this afternoon clearing tonight. oe Sg ' 2 68 Show. Friday sunny except for after- Killal 45 68 noon 'cloudiness. Cool. Winds yn so ll a ea 3. 8 southwest 15 shifting to north- biebbhauich, gig 62 west 20 this afternoon. bes i li Haliburton, Killaloe, northern } Georgian Bay, Timagami, North|2271t0n ».-.++s+04. 42 62 ROGER Furniture & D lances Bay, Timagami, North Bay, -- lh ae gs oo , He Sudbury: Overcast with rain or ZB sevees drizzle today. Mainly cloudy to-|White River 6 |? 50 BOND STREET, EAST TELEPHONE 728-2151 night. Variable cloudiness and|Moosonee .. 60 615: a cool eee Winds Timmins ..sscsesee 42 et . Rite ae Zone for four days, AP Wirephoto = Se a a te ae SEEMS IN EME INE IE OE Cis ROE a Fah Sibert : LJ Judges Restrain Railroad Merger NEW YORK sang pe iad em fram tae merger of the Pennsylvania injunction a) t om New York Central rail pene Wed: That decision will be Ree) three- man panel of judges Wednesday The judges said, however,|next week or the week after, granted the plea of several'that they want to-make plain |they said. eS het Eh Ed | mate Blues n Green Totecesting os combinations rere" fron exclusiv is ov ln ely for Cam See them now in a wide Look for this salle on the label... it is your _ assurance you are . the workt's heat eeing Virgin Wool, Cambridge Traditionally fine clothes, "Doorway to a Man's World' PURE VIRGIN WOOL Look for this label It guarantees quality of Doug Wilson's opening $500.00 WARDROBE DRAW _ MR, T, SETON M43 Waveriey, Street OSHA Drow made by Mr, A, Wright Manager of Zeller's (Down- po Oshawa) Department tore. PH. 728-7974 DOWNTOWN OSHAWA 234 Simcoe St. S. Se i 15 to 20 shifting to|® ES ---- to i apt The management of Roger Furniture and Ap- pliances wish to congratulate MRS. LOIS GREATER 11 ONTARIO STREET PHONE 728-0203 OSHAWA COMMUNITY CHEST Harold E. Pierson President What Your COMMUNITY CHEST Means To You! BOY SCOUTS of CANADA (Oshawa District Council) Camp Samac, Oshowe, Ontario, is the only camp of its kind and magni- tude in Canada. It comprises of 172 acres of rolling hills and valleys and nature trails, It was presented to the Oshawa Scout Council in 1941 by Colonel R. S. McLaughlin, chairman of the Board of General Motors of Canada, The camp was officially opened in 1946 by Lord Rowallan, Chief Scout of the British Commonwealth. Camp Samac is the training centre of Oshawa Scouting. There are 25 buildings on the property, a swimming pool of Olympic standards, a trading post, pioneering grounds and camping areas where over fifteen thousand scouts from many parts of the world camp each year. Camp Samac not only serves as an excellent camping and training centre but is also the headquarters for scouting in the Oshawa and East Whitby Township district, On June the 4th, 1966, the new administration centre was opened by Colonel R, S. McLaughlin, It is from this centre that Oshawa District Scouting is administered to the 36 scout groups, comprising of 81 units sponsored by churches and community groups. The membership stands at.an all time high of 3,457. The Wolf Cubs of the District are celebrating their 50th anniversary during 1966, a new five star (badge) scheme has replaced the old two star system. This will create a new interest and will also attract new recruits to the Movement. Perhaps the most exciting changes in Scouting will come in the Boy Scout section, The new program is presently being tested and should' be fully approved for use in 1967. It will be the beginning of a boy. centered program as. opposed to a set adult oriented program for boys. This new program will. have closer links with the community and will encourage greater use of outside resources such as The Canadian Red Cross Water Safety program, the Royal Life Saving (water) program, and St. John Ambulance program. One of the major changes will be in the scout age. Boys from fourteen to seventeen will go into the Venturer section (a new addition to the or leaving the updated Scout program: for boys eleven to thirteen Robert J, Branch, Executive Secretary