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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Jenuery 28, 1967 GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Canada Cant Proceed Until Unrest Settled WINNIPEG (CP) -- External Affairs Minister Martin said Friday Canada cannot proceed with steps leading to diplomatic recognition of Communist China until the current state of unrest there is settled. He told a news conference that it is difficult to determine exactly what is going on. On the question of Canada's proposed legislative restraint on the growth of the U.S.-owned Mercantile Bank of Canada, Mr. Martin said he is sure the U.S. will respect the right of the Canadian Parliament to make _ laws as it sees fit. Mr. Martin was passing through Winnipeg on his way to Liberal party functions in Re-| gina and Saskatoon. Provincial Grants TORONTO (CP) -- Educa- tion Minister Davis said Friday provincial grants to schools for English courses offered to im- migrant children will be boosted 50 per cent. Mr. Davis made the announce- ment in reply to Kenneth Bry- den (NDP--Toronto Woodbine) who asked whether the minister would make a personal repre- sentation to Ottawa seeking federal aid for the language courses. Mr. Davis told the legislature his department has already ap- proached the federal govern- ment but Ottawa was "not in- clined to participate further." Mr. Bryden said Mr. Mar- chand had told the Commons federal aid might be forthcom- ing if an approach were made by the provinces. The MPP said the federal they are responsible for bring- ing these people into the coun- try." Research PARIS (Reuters) -- France co-operation in the scientific and technological field, it was announced here Friday. Dr. Roger Gaudry, vice-chair- man of the National Research leaders the two countries would double or even treble the num- ber of workers on exchange programs. tists and professors were ex- pected to visit French research centres for periods from three to 10 weeks while would come here for at least one year and joint experiments could also be undertaken, he said. man National Research Council delegation set up by the Cana- dian government last summer, was addressing a luncheon at the France - Canada Institute here. dian Nazi party went out of ex- istence Friday night and in its government should help "'since|place rose the Canadian Na- tional Socialist Party. onto remains newly - named organization. He said Friday night he decided to change the name of the party because the end Canada will step up their/slur. decision was influenced by Mar- tin Wieche of London, Ont., na- tional chairman of the National Socialists, who convinced Beat- Council of Canada, said after/tie that the word Nari is "a talks with French government!propagandist slur." PAUL MARTIN At Conference | scientists and research More than 50 Canadian scien- students Caudry, who heads a nine- Nazi Party Out TORONTO (CP)--The Cana- William John Beattie of Tor- leader of the word Nazi is a He said in an interview his HERE and THERE LIBRARY BOOK has been recently published by |fell. the McLaughlin Public Library and contains the literary work ALL 18 QUIET of pupils in Oshawa. stee| Oshawa police had a quiet Terrence O'Connor gaid the Ubrary. LARGE MOOSE Wilfred Desjardine, a resi- dent of the Roseville area west of Uxbridge, reported seeing a large moose in a field across from the Roseville School. CONVENTION CUT Victoria County this week fol- lowed the lead of Peterborough County when the members en- dorsed a motion that delegates attending conventions outside Ontario will not receive ex- penses. UXBRIDGE PAY While the mayor's remuner- ation will remain unchanged at $700, members of the Uxbridge Town Council this week voted themselves salary increases. Each member will receive $350 while chairman of standing committees will receive an ad- of council is a chairman the to- straight. Plows were again out A centennial library booklet/this morning as further snow night with only two minor dam- books are being sold at the/age only road accidents report- ed. One car was towed off a downtown stret as the city work crews began road clear- ing operations. holds its regular meeting Mon- day night at the board's admin- istration offices on Rossland Road West. Business starts at 7.30 p.m. The Humoresque Club "CCB" (Blind) of Oshawa held its first 1967 meeting this week in St. Gregory's Parish Hall. were made for Week"'. The St. John Ambulance Brig- ade (Oshawa) will hold a spe- cial meeting tomorrow to dis- cuss its Centennial year pro- --e. "We will keep to our ditio: : committments as much as pos- mal "$100. As each member sible during the year, but there will be difficulties," said an of- ficial. persed jations, period, in wind directions and speed and atmospheric temper- and pressures, between the altitudes of 12 and 124 miles. atures, den $500 bail. The sequence of photos showed a man carrying several items out of the apartment through a window on to a fire escape, putting the articles in a paper bag and leaving via an adjoining roof. The photographer film to the New York Daily News, which developed it and -nformed police. Publication was withheld until affer police made an arrest. Youths Charged TORONTO (CP) -- A 10-year- old boy and his nine-year-old sister were charged Thursday with assault causing bodily harm after one five-year-old boy was beaten and burned and ad had a tooth knocked out. The 10-year-old will be given a mental examination. The girl was released to her parents and was to appear later in juvenile court, George Kelford was playing near Riverdale Zoo Wednesday when a boy and a girl forced him to eat cigarette butts and dog excrement and then put |lighted matches to his hair. Douglas Rogers, also five, lost a tooth before he could escape. Photos Arrest NEW YORK (CP)--A man Is being held in jail here on a burglary charge after a free-| lance photographer took a se-| ries of pictures of a man in a windbreaker entering and leav- ing a fifth-floor apartment via a fire escape. Police said Noel F. Cueves, 26, arrested Wednesday, is to appear in court Jan. 30, He had i been unable by Friday to raise for about 20 minutes last night when ice falling from hydro wires created a "galloping" ef- fect in the lines causing them to short circuit together. Rockets WASHINGTON (AP) -- Scien- tists will launch 18 rockets from northern Canada and northern Alaska to altitudes up to 124 miles during a 14-hour period next Monday night. Some of the rockets will paint the ekies with two types of colored vapor trails to be dis- by winds into tinted clouds visible for hundreds of miles. Purpose of the launchings. conducted by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Admin- istration, is to investigate var- took his more than a year of study by the departments of health, edu- cation, public welfare, reform institutions and the attorney- general. of thé report: Dymond Health Provisions TORONTO (CP)--Health Min- ister Matthew Dymond tabled a "white paper' in the legislature today explaining 'a co-ordinated program for the provision of ad- ditional services, facilities and treatment of children suffering from mental and emotional dis- orders. The report was the result of The major recommendations --Close collaboration of the five departments and profes- Provides emotional disturbances will be recognized and the needs of children understood; --A training program to as- sist personnel of agencies and services to recognize a child in need of special attention; --Fully identify and utilize existing community resources for the care of such children; --The health department to establish regional diagnostic, assessment and treatment centres throughout the pro- vince, providing out - patient, day care and in-patient serv- ices. In addition, the report said technical advice and financial sional and tary agenci in the planning and develop- ment of services for children; --First priority to be given to additional facilities for as- sessment and treatment of children; --An adequate educational program for parents so that the symptoms of mental and i lcaused two minor power fail- ures in Whitby and Ajax last night, spokesmen reported to- day. There were no black-outs foreman, said about 100 homes in a private line to the Ontario Hospital which caused a Town! 000 circuit breaker to cut-out. The Ontario Hospital operated on an Whitby, Ajax Power Fails hydro lines "Galloping" in, Oshawa. David McKeag, Whitby line n the town were without power He said the main trouble was e h the black-out. man, said about 650 homes in the north end of the Town were without power for about two lice short-circuited power lines. lated to lines servicing the Ajax 'pumping station. An auxiliary supply unit took over when the failure occurred, he said. mergency generator during Jack MacKay, Ajax line fore- ours last night when failing The electrical failure was iso- ist will be provided to local agencies and pilot projects will be encouraged and sup- ported. BURSARIES OFFERED Bursaries will be offered to students who wish to enter the field of children's mental and emotional health care. Seminars, workshops and in- stitutes will be provided to im- prove qualifications of individ- uals and agencies. The basic services required by children suffering from men- tal and emotional disorders will be available to all residents of Ontario without charge. Dr. Dymond told the legislat- ure the government's over - all objective 'will be to put into effect the total program within the next five years, with every effort being made to implement the recommendations as quickly as possible." He said the pres- ent objective is three years. He said the capital costs for the establishment of eight re- gional health centres, promised issued at 5:30 a.m. skies as ncaa be moves southward across the ste 15 25 province. Snowflurries are ae glo colder, Winds northwest 20. gian Bay, London: Cloudy with snowflurries today and Sunday. A little colder. Winds northerly 20 to 30 today, northwest 20 Sunday. burton, Timagami, northern Georgian Bay, Cochrane, Killa- loe, Cloudy with light snow tapering off to snowflurries iable cloudiness Sunday. Not much change in temperature. Winds northeast 20 to 30 today and northerly 20 Sunday. Ste. Marie: Variable cloudiness today and Sunday. A few snow- flurries today. Light winds. in the speech from the throne that opened the legislature Wed- nesday, are estimated $7,500,- Regional centres will be estab- WEATHER REPORT Drifting Snow Expected Cooler Weather Sunday Snow and blowing|North Bay ....... 3 15 snow changing to flurries and|Sudbury 5 TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts| Ottawa: ee 7,000,000 by 1981 in Metro --Partner wanted te help ec- quire 100 acre farm --in King Township with frent- age on 400 and Jane Street. 5 --Tremendous future grewth 1 potential, slightly cooler alt! ondon nal i reas near Lake Huron Sea Gebraien Bay. Wingham ....++.. 15 : Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, 28 Niagara, western Lake Ontario, 28 Windsor, Hamilton, Tor- x 20 onto: Mainly cloudy with a few|Kingston .....+.+. 15 z snowflurries today. Variable|Trenton -..++++++. : 18 cloudiness Sunday and a little} ruskoka .....0.+. 5 18 Lake Huron, southern Geor- Central Ontario Trust & Savings Corporation RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN Seves Income Tex end Stas Rebli . Eastern Lake Ontario, Hali- North Bay, Sudbury: * * Approved %& No loading fees or charges Payments made before . ruary 28, 1967 are deduct- ible for 1966 Income Tox purposes. %* Investment options -- Stocks --Bonds -- Mortgages ight. Var- Algoma, White River, Sault % Official receipt for Tax pur- poses. CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST & SAVINGS CORPORATION Excellent lished at Ottawa, Kingst I onto, Hamilton, London, Wind- sor, Sudbury and Port Arthur. "In addition," said, "the Ontario Hospital schools at Cedar Springs, Oril- lia, Smiths Falls and. Palmers- ton will function as regional centres." The cost of an assessment centre for boys by the depart- ment of reform institutions in Metropolitan Toronto was esti- Tor- A A, tion 1 tod VY Mile from bad eaneent wate e Dr. Dymond EXPO site 23 King Street West, mated at $2,500,000. 623-2527 \F Priced for economy 1 Unit sleeps 4 ---- $24.00 ($6.00 per persen) FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL rheky heve en elictment ef 830 Units SATURDAYS during EXPO. Groups er Individuels call immediately 376-3131. ending tonight. Sunday variable|Earlton .......... 0 Synopsis: Generally cloudy coudioies "sat colder. Winds| Sault Ste. Marie. 10 18 || --Reply in confidence te Box conditions with some light snow! northwest 20 today and westerly; Kapuskasing .... -5 10 D1331 or snowflurries are forecast/i5 sunday. White River ..... -15 10 ( throughout the aghend today pa t temperat 5 10 | OSHAWA TIMES and strong winds will cause i 5 10 snow to drift in most localities. aon see § --_ Sunday should bring variable St Thomas . 1B 5 ¢ HERE IT IS! ¢ Wood Finishing & GENERAL LIGHT FURNITURE Repair Course for New or Old Wood 6 week course for beginners TUESDAY 7:30 - 9:00 P.M. 5 week course for experienced THURSDAY 7:30 - 9:00 P.M. FEE -- 5.00 per course REGISTRATION FOR BOTH COURSES TUESDAY, JANUARY 3ist 7:30 P.M. -- at Oshawa Recreation Department, Airport For further information call 725-1111 within' a short time BOARD TO MEET The city board of education Land Available In New Scheme TORONTO (CP) -- The On- tario Housing Corporation has about 2,000 acres of land avail- able in the Toronto, Ottawa, London and Windsor areas for the government's new leased- land scheme. HUMORESQUE CLUB Plans "White Cane AMBULANCE BRIGADE OIL HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR . SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS tal paid each council will be $450, : ONE MINOR CALL City fire department answer- ed only one minor car fire call last night. City ambulance re- plied to two routine calls. There were no road accident calls. OPERATION "REMOVAL" City works crews shifted the best part of 200 tons of snow off the downtown streets last night. 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The unofficial royal assent wi: bills was 5:07 p. meaning 235 s' fessional worker Newfoundland | until that time * back on the job The new act hospital must re! reporting under but it is not bo ~ that time. The of them teen-a: form. domesti and other non-m It is the first - Joseph Smallw - tration has thr certify a union lawed the Inter , workers of Ame the result of a . strike in central ISN'T AS SERI Interviewed Fr premier said the was '"'nowhere n as the IWA stri in both cases, uni side the provinc a contempt for law." He said a dee; veloped betweer and the labor Newfoundland aft strike was well ¢ ward healing an the hospital. stril this process. Just before fin: the legislation F: position joined th in demanding re new law "once it enacted by this though the thre members voted a National Organi MacMillan of the Grand Falls Frid: cal membership 1 ably would be he acquaint the work the ramifications « tion." He said "Newf« has taken her pla Tron Curtain count iterated the nati promise to stand decision the local t said the CUPE we jobs for any dist bers. fy | e@ Dil @ RE @ DR A CASH BC SIGNING | TEL 275 \ --------