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NX | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, January 10, 1967 13 death of 'one of the best-loved Manitobans" would be mourned by everyone who knew him. | Former Prairie | Politician Dies i20"uinc same (ane WINNIPEG (CP)--One of the the province's northern - area keep dissolved salts, by far the lar amounts drain into tne lake ™OSt Popular lieutenant-govern- and, as a devout Anglican, greatest pollutant, from getting. from the United States, he said. 9'S 1M Manito dbedig histary and a made a practice of visiting a |the greatest pollution problem|into the Great*Lakes basin." Dr. Langford said present Vetera Mi peo geosd Errick gifferent church each month to jon the Great Lakes, Dr. George| He said salts, nitrates and or- Sewage treatment practices are hig Willis, tied Monday. He yeaq the lesson. In all he visited \Langford, veteran Toronto|ganic chemicals, spur the Unable to prevent the flow of WaS 1. 67 churches. teacher and scientist, said Mon-|srowth of algae which clogs |Salt into the lake. He also said Mr. Willis, horn at Boisse- day. water intakes, reduces the flow|there is so much algae in Lake | vain, Man. in 1896, was the first Pies problem_of-raw_sewage/of rivers, pile" up--on beaches Erie nee on live pithin Fd alt Nota ia fo - THE WHOLE Olluting water probably will be i akes, feet of the bottom for 2,500) a - governor S= . I licked he the Aact 10 pois" (ea tis cereus te ae square miles, or one quarter of sumed his duties in 1960 and FAMILY ENJOYS Dr. Langford told the Board of producing dead water. the lake. retired last year, Skiing -- Curling -- | "LT see evidence of this situa-. He suffered head injuries in all winter sports and the best of evertyhing at f 4 Trade Club of Metropolitan Tor- kisi i. onto. "But science has yet to iat beg ci Rig pa fr tion developing in Lake On-)a fall at his home last. month even come up with a way to stitute, said an example of what |tario, he said, but added that! and had three oper: ions to re- WOTEL Kingsway P.O. Lake of Bays |the problem was not as acute.) move blood clots fro 1 the base TEL. 705-635-2221 i Great Lakes Pollution Fight Baffles Science | | TORONTO (CP) Science has yet to find a way to fight rigor ign a | He said the Great Lakes In- of his neck. He was removed 'ailen Of I Epes Vda Was piowelte stitute wants to make a study of | from the critical list | o weeks f , how much salt from farm ferti- ago and during recent 'ays had Supreme Court sie: ortaie ne » with two feet of algae. lizers drain into the lakes, but been listed in fairly ¢ 2d con- = ee peat Taser i TE Ee ey tea tet tt sraseee | Seeder Sith big sia Ws IT'S SUMMERTIME DOWN SOUTH wood Beach in Melbourne, ing to the ocean beaches Australia. The girls aer during Australia's blister- among the crowds flock- TORONTO (CP)--An appeal |Pour into Lake Erie from Ca- is being filed in the Supreme\@dian roads each year. Simi- Court of Canada by the parents | -- a lof-a 15-year-old Cobourg, Ont. aeecseiatse RET | boy forbidden by his school to $22,700,000 Lost | LOST HIS CASE David Crane, Hamilton 1 1 a BIRMINGHAM, Englandilawyer handling the case for In Economic Rid | (CP)--A man who parked in althe parents of John West, said SAIGON (AP) - The US| notice of appeal was being filed Agency for International Devel-| |go home for lunch. restricted zone outside the city | Monday. opment estimated today that ® a ing-hot summer. (AP Wirephoto) Sisters Val; 21, front, and Pam Orgill, 20, soak up the summer sunshine at Ei- Commission Focus Likely On Injunctions Question TORONTO (CP)--The royal commission inquiry into labor disputes, which holds its first formal hearings in Toronto to-;---------- ------ day, is expected to focus atten- J ( tion on injunctions. ¢ YOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH IS OUR FIRST CONCERN DE VILBISS VAPORIZER Ivan C. Rand, is expected to be HUMIDIFIES DRY ROOMS an extensive inquiry into the reasoning behind the presenta- tion of briefs, rather than a formal acceptance of briefs as CLEAR STUFFY NOSES AND CONGESTED CHESTS WITH THIS QUALITY MADE, STEAM VAPORIZER AND HUMIDIFIER is often the case in commission | inquires. Automatically Shats Off when empty. Mr. Rand and commission One Gallon Capacity counsel Marshall Pollock have TAMBLYN VITAMINS library to return a book said in| 'phe Supreme Court of Ontario between $22,700,000 and $27,300,- jcourt he was delivering goods\had previously ruled that the 900 worth of American eco- and so was not liable to pay the!Cobourg school board was with- nomic assistance commodities and should be liable for dam-jheld in Kingston, London, Ham-|fine. The magistrates decided|in its rights to refuse permis-|delivered to South Vietnam ages. The causes of breakdown |ilton, Port Arthur and again in/library books are not freight/sion for the boy to have lunch 'twas stolen or otherwise di- 'and fined him £4. 'at home during school hours. |verted" in' 1966. ures in the labor movement and management in Montreal, Van- couver, Regina, Edmonton, Win- nipeg, Victoria and Saskatoon. Through private sessions the commission feels it has been able to get at the centre of some of the problems facing unions and management. FIRST BRIEF TODAY The Ontario Federation of La- bor will present the first brief before the commission today. The inquiry, launched by the Ontario government as the re- sult of problems regarding in- junctions into labor disputes, will range over a wide field of industrial relations. The com- mission hopes to have its report ready early in 1968. 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