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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Februery 25, 1967 a A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE OP reer CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 --CARTER | CARTER COMMISSION Hamilton .......... 0 22 '| North Bay ........ "15 16 WEATHER REPORT . St. Catharines ...... 5 22 {Sudbury .. "15 10 Toronto ......0000. 5 22 +|Earlton ... 20 5 "People in essentially similar 5 20 {Sault Ste. Mari 15 15 Kapuskasing ..... -30 5 White River .. Moosonee .. circumstances do not bear the same taxes. People in essen- Little Change Anticipated ==" Killaloe .. Sb os AFL-CIO Replaces Reuther Pollock Of Textile Hired MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)-- The AFL-CIO replaced Walter Reuther, Auto Workers 'Union president, on its top policy- making executive council Fri- day, electing President William Pollock of the Textile Workers Union. Reuther quit the executive council several weeks ago com- plaining about AFL-CIO leader- ship under President George Meany. Reuther said the 13,500,- 000 - member labor federation had become complacent. The Auto Workers Union is expected to decide in April whether td withdraw from the AFL-CIO. Pe Check Deer SUDBURY (CP)--The depart- ment of lands and forests Fri- day began a check on deer herds in this district, fearful that the survival rate may be cut because of a snowfall that is approaching a seasonal re- cord. The heaviest snowfall since 1948 was 121.4 inches in the winter of 1950-51. The snowfall to date this winter has been 99.1 inches, more than eight feet. Jim Sheppard, assistant fish and wildlife supervisor, said in an interview that the next two weeks will be critical. "Deer will have a hard time unless we get. a quick thaw," he said. 'It depends on how much more snow we get and how cold it is." Substantial evidence of exten- sive starvation is not expected to be available until the middle of March. HERE AND THERE BOWMANVILLE KIWANIS BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- The Bowmanville Kiwanis Club will hold its Seventh Annual Charter night banquet at the Lion's Centre Saturday at 6.30 p.m. District 10 Lt. Governor, Robert Branch of Oshawa will Tours Canada Arrupe, 59, general of the Ro- +jman Catholic Jesuit order, ar- rives by piane in Regina April day. It will be the first time a " |Jesuit general has visited Can- Canada, it was announced Fri-|net additions to a person's abil-|sion's work. |_ Charittes--True charitable or-|tially different circumstances do ganizations would remain basi-|not bear appropriately different cally tax-exempt but would be/tay burdens. . . . taxed on their business and in-| "The fiscal system has not vestment income. Donors would|heen used as effectively as it be allowed deductions up to 15!could have been used to main- per cent of incomes. _|tain full employment, contain Political--Donations to politi-| inflationary increases in the cal organizations of up to $50) price level and encourage Cana- a year for individuals or $100 al/dian ownership and control of TORONTO (CP)--Rev. Pedro|¥€2" for families might be con-! Canadian industry." sidered eligible for a 25-per- Searching for a cure for these cent tax credit. and other shortcomings of the Retirement--As an exception present tax system was the 28 to begin a two-week tour of|from the basic rule of taxing alllmain burden of the. commis- Muskoka ......... -10 15 Timmins ......... -30 10 It Will Be Cold And Windy TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts|S und ay, temperatures should) issued by the weather office at/begin to moderate as warmer} 5:30 a.m.: air moves toward the Great} Synopsis: Little change is an-|Lakes in a southerly flow devel-| BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE @ MARCH, 1967 @ A. & P. Thurs. 2 & 16 & 30 (Simcoe St. N. & Tecumseh) 2.30-5.00--5.30-8.00 ticipated in the picture today.|oPing ahead of a low pressure|| Simcoe Plaza Fri. 3 & 17 & 31 --_---2.30-5.00 It will be cold and windy. area moving eastward from the (Simcoe St. 5. & Ritson S.) Prairies, s moderation will] Eastview Park Fri. 3 & 17 & 31 5.30-8.00 Tonight a high pressure cell will move across the Great gg be onigage Sere yess seg B \ Lakes and winds will subside. Pine Mans Weaverd, 106 Erie, Windsor: Sunny with a jity to buy goods and services, 'easter terms would be allowed! \for money put into registered retirement income plans. The ada. ; His schedule includes: May 1--Sudbury. May 2--Mid- land, Martyrs' Shrine, dedi- cated to five Jesuits who died ministering to the Huron In- dians in the 17th century. May 5--Toronto. May 6--Guelph, Ont. Father Swain, native of Kemptville, Ont., has the high- est position ever occupied by Canadian in the order. He was its acting head after the pre- vious general, Rev. Jean-Bap- tiste Janssens, died in October, WALTER REUTHER Replaced Arrupe. Derailment KINGSTON, Ont Plane Blows NEW YORK (AP)--The cabin of a four-engined airliner three aay age earth burst /railment of tivo boxcars near riday, and the crew came ithe end of a 100-car freight train within inches of being blown 4, the Montreal-Toronto CNR through the yawning gap. mainline about four miles west ea pilot Willia ™ of here disrupted all service for Donohue fought the controls,!a+ jeast eight hours Friday. and brought the plane smoothly | A CNR spokesman said the into Kennedy Airport on tWOlhoxcars jumped the rails roe a _ jaround noon. The train was No one was injured. Nine PaS-|/hound for Toronto. sengers and five crew members| passenger trains between eee craash ma Northeast Air- (Montreal and Toronto were ines propellor-driven DC-6 on|detoured through Smiths Falls, to Boston. hac . The rupture spewed clothing, |? "28" pee TOU, del, N.J. There were no pas- Trout Season sengers in the area of the rup- stopped inches short of the crew|0n speckled and brown trout compartment. jopened in a large area of ' ; day with little prospect for suc- plane's side knocked out one iy Se engine and another began mal-|C©SS. 8S cold, snowy weather a night flight from Philadelphia |0¢'° They were delayed for an luggage and seats. over Holm- ture, six feet by six feet which) TORONTO (CP)--The season A chink "ot AHMIAL: Prem the eastern and central Ontario Fri- }continued over the province. functioning. The season also opens on rainbow trout in some parts of Amputee Northern Ontario. Except for make a special presentation to past president Fred Tippins at the banquet. LAYOFF BENEFITS in the current General Motors layoff in Oshawa will be paid 50 per cent of their normal day's wages for Friday -- not 75 per cent as The Times in- dicated in an earlier story. Al- years ago, left Friday for hisjjeq About 9,000 workers inyolyed|f@7™ home in Maryland equip-|prince Edward County, Algon- so tha slg wh sr artl-lquin Park, large parts of Timis- name and hometown, Robert, ' 21, became the first person to Speen Paes ADE 2. be fitted with hybrid prostheses devised for him at the Rehabili- e jthese and areas where rainbow Se (CP) -- young /may be fished year-round, the American, who had both arms/season generally opens April 29. amputated at the shoulders 11] qe Feb. 25 season on speck- trout does not apply to ist Wishing not to reveal his last le dae onan Ge WHEN YOU NEED bert Taylor, president of Local 222, United Auto Workers, says the union is investigating the chance, though, of getting work- ers 75 per cent. The workers were laid off by Thursday night and as the workforce cutback came in a regularly scheduled GM week they were entitled to partial payment for Friday. If the layoff continues to next Thursday most workers are ex- pected to receive no less than 62 per cent of their regular pay plus $1.50 for each depen- dent up to four. COURT SPECTATOR Donald Kellar, a student at Dr. F. J. Donevan Collegiate Institute, was an interested spec- tator at the Thursday session of the magistrate's court at Ajax. Guided by Terrence Kelly QC, of Oshawa, Mr. Kellar later visited one of the courts at the County Courthouse in Whitby. 900 BIBLES Representatives of Gideons International attended a cere- mony at the Colborne Senior Public School, Whitby, Friday morning when more than 900 Bibles, presented to the public schools of the town, were dedi- cated. EXPO Accommodation Return Tronsportation, Accommodation "HOME-NURSING" CALL A V.0.N. Nurse tation Institute of Montreal. Before. leaving, Robert, who! arrived last December, pa- tiently demonstrated at a news conference after only two weeks of instruction and practice his ability to use the artificial) 725-2211 limbs, : "Home-Nursing Care for He. used his back muscles if "EVERYONE" | activate myo - electric devices first developed in Russia. RED_ FEATHER AGENCY Should a "non-swinger"' visit swinging Britain? Nac 15 107 seit Bocas rin care to make it. It's simply a matter of choice. Some of our passengers fly to Britain for a swinging vacation. Others prefer the things which are uniquely British--the friendly pubs, the gentle countryside. The pomp. The pageantry. Only BOAC with Air Canada flies direct to Britain, and this summer we offer you the choice of up to 12 jet services a day from Toronto and Montreal. And there are several flights a week from western Canada; including direct Western Arrow services to London. Plan your trip now. See your BOAC travel agent and he'll get swinging with all the necessary arrangements. in Montreal, Continental Breakfast and Passports. Choice of 4 or 5 day tours. June to October. Inquire. EXPO '67 Package Tours - 665 St. Cloir Ave. W. i Toronto 10 | Phone 416-531-0613 or 531-4351 > BOAC. Call Now for Complete Travel Arrangements MEADOWS TRAVEL SERVICE GUARANTY TRUST 32 KING ST. E. Open To Sefve You Mon. - Thurs. 9 to § Friday 2 to 9 Saturday 9 te | JOIN FOUR SEASON'S TRAVEL on their SUNTOURS TOUR to EXPO "67 Every Friday (7:00 p.m.), Bus leaving for 3 days. Every ise | day for 5 days (includitg Upper Canada Village and Ottawa). All accommodation, transporta- tion, passes, return included. FOUR SEASON'S TRAVEL} 57 King St. E. Phone 576-3131 i . » private club atmosphere to delight the most discrim- inating guest. Largest, long- est resort beach on the con- tinent . . . swim in two azure fresh-water pools. . . planned entertainment if you wis . « and sumptuous cuisine famed from coast to HOTEL AND | BATH CLUB | coast. Luxurious accommo- a r dations . . . rooms, apart- DON DAVIS, Manager ments, cottages and new Phone St. Petersburg motor hotel. 391-968 (CP)-- De-| |benefits would be taxed when they are paid out, at a time a person's other income is usually low. Insurance -- Life insurance| premiums would not be deduct-! ible as an expense, unless the! } } } }ment income. Policy dividends |t a| Would be taxed as income to the year, the legislatures of the beneficiary. tt Research -- The commission endorsed existing government |{ |plans, operated by the National| sent a 1964, until election of Father Research Council and the de-/Minister Sharp asking for alcontati 4 : y un ction of Father partment of industry, to make|gi99.900.000 federal loan for hy- sentatives of the Atlantic|but with some afternoon cloudi grants to industry to encourage! qro-electric development. y research and development in Canada. Education--Instead of ingen deductions for education costs,| the commission recommended ajy system of transferable tax cred-|a living expenses away from parents and students. Finance Minister Sharp chose markets. t |government will not comment jon the report in detail, for thet same reason. \COST WAS HIGH (Central Pk. Bivd. & Eulalie) Rosslynn Plaza Sat. 4& 18 (Stevenson's Rd. N. & Rossiand W.) 10.00-12.00---1.30-4.00 policy was registered for retire- ment; Manitoba expects to get Sterling Lyon said the province] i)), 000,000 tourism year its for tuition fees and student visitors. home. These would be of|sion in Nova Scotia, Quebec, greater value to low - income Ontario, chewan. 6 p.m. Friday to make the re-/Sharp said he had received the (NDP_Toront Woodbine) said ort public so as to minimize|telegram from Premier Ben- One upsetting effect on stock/nett, but had had no opportunity He told the Commons that the|his colleagues. At the same time there should '4 Anacagats few cloudy intervals today and Harmony Church Tues. 7 & 21 2.30-5.00 nella be clearing in many areas. On!cinasy Cold. Northwest winds | (Hermony N. a King E.) 20 to 30 becoming light tonight. Wilson Plaza Wed. 8 & 22 2.30-5.00 s Lake Huron, London: Snow-|} (Wilson Rd. S. & Crerar) B C Wants un i 1 flurries and local snowsqualls Lake Viste Plaza Thurs. 9 & 23 2.30-5.00 We ™/ today. Sunny with a few cloudy|}] {Cede & Wecker) ' intervals Sunday. Cold. North- Dr. C. F. Cannon School Thurs. 9 & 23 5.30-8.00 west winds 20 to 30 today light|] (Oxford & Emerald) fa vernment Sunday ' || Braemor Plaza Mon. 13 3.00-5.00 rom e e Eastern Lake Erie, Niagara (Stevenson's Rd, N. & Annapolis), | 4 aBaras 1 Power Store Tues. 14% 28 2.00-5.00 Lake Ontario, Haliburton, Killa- loe, Georgian Bay, T to, was "both absurd and without Hamilton, North Bey, Saabery: foundation." Variable cloudiness with occa- (King E. & Wilson Rd. N.) Ht Eta ba will not be at Braemor Plaza on Easter Day, March 27, British Columbia wants $100,-,strings-attached financial aid" 00,000 from the federal govern.| hat much from tourists this} In other legislatures: sional very light snow clearing Nova Scotia -- Government|this afternoon. Sunny Sunday. legislation to provide Nova Sco-|Cold. Winds northwest 20 to 30 . Cc. got tians with two weeks vacation|today, light Sunday. aris Fi 1ac/nay after one year of employ-| White River, Algoma, Sault o snance!ment was criticized by repre-|Ste. Marie: Sunny today. Sunny wo provinces heard Friday. Premier W. old the B.C. telegram STORES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE EAST MALL SHOPPING CENTRE (KING STREET EAST AT WILSON ROAD) feivies of the Canadian Manu-|ness and snow flurries Sunday. : ct Minjater J2cuurer's: Association. Union|Little change in temperature. In Manitoba, Tourist Minister | representatives supported the|Northwest winds 15 to 25 be. ; S | coming light this evening. s heading for a beg ae | Quebec -- The government| Cochrane, Timagami: Mostly vith the Pan-American Games/served notice that it intends to PARE today and Sunday. Little ind centennial events drawing|ask the house to amend the act perp te an temperature, Nori erly winds 10 to 25 today light} jwhich created the department Sunday. | (3 federal-provincial affairs and|periods. Cold. Winds westerly 15 also make changes in the Cor-|with gusts to 30 today and west joner's Act. t Ontario -- Kenneth Bryden Modern, heated, air-conditioned mall, Ample free and convenient parking. Legislatures were also in ses- a ne pie taitotd with lunch counter, Alberta and Saskat- 15 Sunday. Forecast temperatures r Low overnight, high Sunday he Ontario Corporations Act|Windsor ........+0. -5 Canadian Interurban Properties Limited should be amended to require!St. Thomas 9 consider it or discuss it with{full financial disclosure by both|London .... 20 at: 728-6231 \public and private companies.'Kitchener .......... 0 20 In Ottawa, Finance Minister For Further Information Call: Mr. Sharp told the Commons hat a statement by Premier The commission cost an esti- mated $3,500,000: It held public! hearings for 99 days in 1963 and 1964 and hired more than 150 lawyers, accountants, ec on- omists and other personnel. It still has 27 staff studies and re- search papers to make public. 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