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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Februery 8, 1967 _ GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Metal Studs On Car Tires Are Permitted In Ontario TORONTO (CP) -- Transport Minister Irwin Haskett an- nounced that Ontario will per- mit the use of metal studs on car tires in winter months. Mr. Haskett told the legislat- ure that further studies will be made on the effect of the studs on highway surfaces but it ap- peared they had some value as @ safety measure. He said legislation soon to be introduced will permit use of the studs, but limit it to the winter months. Seek Increases 000-member Seafarers' Interna- tional Union of Canada has an- nounced it will seek wage in- creases of more than 17 per) cent plus a reduction of the) work week to 40 hours when it serves new contract demands to the inland shipping companies next month. SIU President Leonard J. Mc-| Laughlin said Tuesday the 17-| per-cent increase is a "mini-| mum" recommendation su b- mitted to him by union statisti- cians. The new demands would be handed to management March 1. | He added that safety and manning improvements would also be requested along with im- provements in the Seafarers' pension plans. Struck Oi] CALGARY (CP) -- Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas Co. Tuesday announced it has struck oil with six wildcat wells this year in the Zama Lake area of north- western Alberta, about 450 miles northwest of Edmonton. The new wells in the explora- tion hot-spot are all within eight miles of the Zama Lake discov- ery well, announced as a suc- cess by Hudson's Bay and Brit- ish American Oil Co. Ltd. July 7. TORONTO (CP) -- Employ-| ees at the American Motors | (Canada) Ltd., in Brampton. will Pope Paul today made a new appeal for peace in Vietnam in messages to President Johnson, Ho Chi Minh of North Vietnam and Gen, Nguyen Van Thieu, be laid off for at least a week beginning Feb. 20 as a result of a two-week shutdown of Ameri- can plants in Wisconsin. MONTREAL (CP)--The 14,- IRWIN HASKEETT - - . Studs On Tires Free Transporting OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Min- ister Pearson said Tuesday the government has turned down the request of the Quakers for free transportation of medical supplies sent by the society to all parts of Vietnam. He said in a Commons reply to Robert Prittie (NDP -- Bur- naby-Richmond) that the re- quest had to be rejected be- cause it didn't fit into the offi- cial, government - to - govern- ment external ald program, which didn't cover private groups. Investigate OTTAWA (CP) -- Resources Minister Pepin will investigate an allegation that the sulphur dioxide content in the Interna- tional Nickel plant at Sudbury is 40 times higher than the ac- ceptable level. The minister gave the reply In response to a Commons question Tuesday by Davie Fulton (PC-- Shutdown |Kamloops). New Appeal VATICAN CITY (Reuters)-- One Authority OTTAWA (CP) -- All broad- casting in Canada should be un- der one authority but regional councils should be established to allow citizens to take a greater part in broadcasting af- fairs, the Canadian Association for Adult Education said Tues- day. In a brief to the Commons broadcasting committee, the as- sociation said the councils, sup- ported by regional offices and '|an organization, would provide a way for Canadians "to par- ticipate more intelligently, more frequently and more di- rectly in broadcasting affairs." It said also that the regulat- ing authority should encourage major investment in communi- cations research both at Canad- ian universities and elsewhere by contracts, fellowships and research grants. Secretary Dies By THE CANADIAN PRESS Poughkeepsie, N.Y. -- Henry Morgenthau Jr., 75, secretary of the U.S. treasury under Frank- lin D. Roosevelt; after a long illness. Tokyo--Juichi Tsushima, 79, chairman of the organization committee of the Tokyo Olym- pics in 1964 and a former mem- ber of Japan's House of Coun- cillors; of cancer. Toronto -- Andrew MacMil- lan, 53, one of Canada's leading operatic personalities; of a heart attack. New York -- Talitha Harris, seven days, smallest of the four surviving Harris quintuplets; of cardiac arrest. A spokesman for the Cana-|nresident of South Vietnam, dian company said yesterday|Vatican officials said. the Brampton plant will be able! petails of the appeal were to remain in production for|not revealed but the Pope was about a week after plants in the) undertsood to have suggested United States close down. Between 1,100 and 1,200 Cana-|Lunar New Year be trans- dian employees will be affected.|formed into a lasting ceasefire. that the current truce for the HERE ana THERE RECITAL A recital by students of the Oshawa and District Music Teachers Association was held on Feb. 4. Parents and friends of the students were wel by Mrs. Jan Drygala, president of the Association. Music for the piano occupied the main part of the concert, but the re- corder and vocal soloists were also heard. The recital was held in the auditorium of the First Baptist Church, Oshawa. INCORPORATION The announcement of the granting of letters patent of in- corporation to five Oshawa dis- trict firms appears in the cur- rent issue of The Ontario Gazette. They are: API Instru- ments Canada Limited, Oshawa; Ira Carr Construction Limited; Port Perry; Erika Cleaning Service Company Limited, Osh- awa; L and L Tool Limited, Bowmanville and Yarmie Con- struction Limited, Ajax. FUNDS ADVANCED The Central Ontario Joint Planning Board has been given an $18,000 advance by Oshawa to carry out its operations dur- ing the first three months of 1967, Gity clerk Roy Barrand told council this week the COJPB has no funds and no borrowing powers. It must de- pend on the six supporting mu- nicipalities for funds. He said the request for funds was made to Oshawa since it is the largest of the municipalities participat- ing. Oshawa contributes $6,000 monthly to the board. 1967 LICENSE PLATES ot DONALD TRAVEL 102 Brock St. $.--Wwhitby Daily -- 9 to 5 p.m. SAT. 9 to 12 P.M. HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR .SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS r d|Park on June 10 and Aug. 19. Maurice Collier, club Bn he in reply to Opposition Leader treasurer, said 50 per cent of saggy noid that arrangements awards of centennial medals and that a government state- ment will be made long."' a GOLDEN HAWKS The Golden Hawk Riders, an Oshawa motorcycle club, has asked city council permission to hold two races in Alexandra the profits would be donated to the mental health organization and the Ontario County Associa- tion for children with learning disabilities, if the were Minister Hellyer informed Ed Nasserden (PC--Rosthern) that a design for a new uniform has been chosen and that wearer trials will be held this summer. PAUL T. HELLYER « - « Iniform Designed J. E. Watt, air pollution offi- cer, that many - requests, to|f $7,200 could be expected burn buildings and refuse from A bid by Mayor Ernest Marks to give Oshawa school boards a vote on the planning board was turned down by city council this week. Mayor Marks said he favor- ed the school boards having the right to vote since many of their functions were inte. grated with city planning. Representatives of the school boards and the Oshawa Real Estate Board attend planning board meetings as observers but have no voting privileges. Con. Ralph Jones, who is a member of the planning board, said the board's opinion was if voting rights were extended it would open the door for simi- lar requests from other elect- ed bodies in the city, such as the Public Utilities Commis- sion. Con. Margaret Shaw sup- ported Mayor Marks saying if the representatives attended planning board meetings they should have a vote. Snow Removal Bylaw Studied The bylaw governing removal of snow from city sidewalks in under review, says puble works committee chairman, Bruce Mackey. The chairman says several complaints have been received by city. hall concerning the by- lay since it was advertised in The Times a week ago. And many have been directed at the city for not removing snow on sidewalks adjacent to city owned property, adds the chairman. Ald. Mackey says he has in- structed city hall departments concerned to make sure snow is removed from these side- walks. Barn Burning Request Lost A request by D. W. Wilson, Rossland Park Ltd., to burn a barn within the city limits was turned down Monday night by city council. The request was subject to the approval of the fire chief and Oshawa's air pollution officer. : Council was informed by Dr. Vote Request | WEATHER FORECAST Turned Down | Qvercast And Snowflurries velopment occurs in the area, at which time, a contribution from the subdivider towards In Most Parts Of Ontario A period of light snow tonight. Continuing cold. Winds light. Ottawa: Sunny today. Thurs- day sunny with a few cloudy periods, Cold. Winds light. Forecast temperatures Low overnight, high Thursday Windsor ...--e0+- 15 25 St. Thomas . London ...+. Kitchener ....-++. 12 22 Mount Forest .... 10 20 Wingham OE: | 20 Hamilton ......++. 12 25 |St. Catharines ... 15 25 Toronto .....+ee65 15 25 Peterborough .... 0 20 | TORONTO (CP)--Forecast is- jsued at 5:30 a.m. | Symopsis: A series of disturb- jances moving southeastward from the Prairies across the Great Lakes is expected to leause considerable cloudiness jand snowflurries or periods of snow in most sections of the 'province today and Thursday. Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Niagara, Halibur- jton, Lake Ontario, Killaloe, Windsor, London, Hamilton, Toronto: Variable cloudi- ness with a few snowflurries to- day and Thursday. A little milder today. Winds westerly 10 to 15 |Kingston ....se006 5 25 Georgian Bay, Algoma, south-|Trenton «+s++.0+6 5 25 em White River, Sault Ste.|Killaloe .......... 0 20 Marie, North Bay, Sudbury:|Muskoka . 5 20 Mainly cloudy with snowflurries|North Bay .. 5 10 today and Thursday. A little/Sudbury ......... 5 10 milder today. Winds southwest-/Farlton ....... eee | 5 Sault Ste. Marie . 5 10 erly 10 to 15. Timagami, Cochrane, north-|Kapuskasing ..... -20 -10 ern White River: Variable| White River . 10 5 \cloudiness today and Thursday.|Moosonee ... . 35 -10 ee Timmins ........ -10 5 \ter, local you [Three sleighs are pulle? on BRITONS SIGN ON HN, N.B. (CP) --/weekend afternoons in Rock-| British stars Norman Wisdom consecutive win-| wood Park by city-owned horses} and Noel Coward have signed to rs can enjoy|used in summertime for logging|star in Richard Rodgers' mu- old-fashioned sleigh, rides atjoperations in the watershed|sical version of Androcles and only 10 cents for half an hour.'areas. the Lion on color TV in 1967-68 NINE IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES Please send infc ion on your Savings Plan--and how it can reduce my tax and save and earn money for me in eight other ways. NAME. ADDRESS. Clip and mail to your nearest Guaranty Trust office shown below. How to save on income tax A GUARANTY TRUST Retirement Savings Plan could save you hundreds of dollars on your income tax--and help save and earn money for your future in eight other ways. But you must act before February 28th. is a modest annual fee (34 of 1%) deducted from the income of the Fund. You may contribute whatever amount is bg save on income tax immediately be- cause contributions are deducted from your 1966 earned income. Harmony Creek good names to remember If you have a Work Delayed | Commercial Pr-perty A culvert on Adelaide Ave-|i 7, Sell or Lease nue East 'across the penn | creek will not be constructe at the present time. . REG AKER, pres. The decision was made by/| BILL McFEETERS, vice-pres. city council this week in adopt- ing a public works committee SCHOFIELD-AKER recommendation. Eastdale Collegiate students 723-2265 and residents in the school de € Over 33 years in Business area petitioned council in No- The actual amount you save depends on suitable to you (within legal limits) at any time. However, to get savings on your 1966 income tax. you must contribute before February 28th, 1967. Just telephone GuARANTY Trust at the number below. Or visit us. Or mail the cou- pon. We will send you our free folder. But act today. your income and the amount you put into the Plan. Your contributions are invested in a care- fully managed portfolio of securities designed to provide stability, income and growth. No sales commissions are deducted from your contributions. The only charge we make Guaranty Trust Company of Canada Federally incorporated and supervised. Capital and Reserve $26,000,000. Rein Harmatare, Manager Tel. 728-1653 32 King St. E., Oshawa vember to construct a cinder path and bridge across the Harmony creek on Adelaide Avenue extended. Council was informed that students were using the route on their way to school. The short-cut was described as un- safe and hazardous by the peti- tioners. However, the public works committee in investigating the situation found that the cost of the project (an _ estimated $31,500) would prohibit con- struction at the present time. The committee decided to de- lay the project until future de- demolished _ buildings, have|the bridge cost. C 'Ons... TO WHITBY You Now Can Enjoy Savings Like ' Oshawa Does. On Red And Blue Brand Beef... Selected Pork And Poultry... Located in BLAIR PARK PLAZA been refused in -the past be- cause it is prohibited by a city bylaw governing air pollution. Ald. 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