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6 THE OSHAWA. TIMES, Friday, Mareh 3, 1967 This onion - shaped 16th century church is part of the charm at Peredel- CHARM OF RUSSIAN kino during a typical winter in the U.S.S.R. Villages located along the railway line from Moscow, 11 miles Won't Release Smith Tax Report Until After Election, NDP Says TORONTO (CP) -- MacDonald, New Democratic Party, said Tuesday the provincial govern- ment apparently doesn't want the Smith committee report on taxation released before the next election. "It is certain that once the report is out, they will no longer have any excuse to delay mov- ing towards greater financial ' assistance to the municipali- ties,' he told a nominating meeting. Wishart Studies Trading Stamp Bill) TORONTO (CP) -- Attorney- General Arthur Wishart says a Dill to outlaw trading stamps is awaiting detailed consideration before being introduced in the legislature. Mr. Wishart said in an inter- view that he did not present the bill to a Progressive Conserva- tive caucus Wednesday. The caucus was believed to have discussed the legislation with- out reaching a decision. The attorney + general gave notice of the legislation Feb. 20. He said Wednesday he has no plans to push it forward be- cause he is concentrating on reparations for discussions of Bis department's estimates. New Liskeard Man Is Remanded Donald leader of Ontario's| | "To do that they would have to bring in a comprehensive legislative program. And _ it's pretty obvious now that they haven't any such progr.am drafted." Premier Robarts told the leg- islature Feb. 1 that: 'I feel quite certain our own (taxa- tion) 'committee report is very imminent." Mr, MacDonald said _ provin- cial Treasurer Charles Mac- Naughton "now tells us (in the jlegislature Friday) that only 23 chapters of the Smith report have been written; that there are another 17 to be completed. "In short, after five years the Smith report is little more than half finished. Men Sentenced In Rape Charge WINNIPEG (CP)--Two men were sentenced to penitentiary Wednesday when they pleaded guilty in Assize Court to charges of rape, assault and unlawful confinement. Joseph William Dale, 25, a motor mechanic from Mac- Diarmid, Ont., who also pleaded guilty to unlawful pos- session of an offensive weapon, was sentenced to eight years. Jules Chippeway, a 22-year- old 'Winnipeg laborer, was sen- tenced to four years. Court was told Dale and Chippeway commandeered the car of Winnipeg musician Rob- TORONTO (CP) -- Kenneth Vahey, 26, of New Liskeard, Ont., arrested Wednesday on a charge of wounding a 65-year- old woman last week, was re- manded to March 8. 2 Beulah McArthur, owner of 8} west-end variety store, was| beaten while fighting off her| attacker Feb. 22. She was ad- mitted to St. Joseph's Hospital for plastic surgery to face wounds. Her condition today) \drove to an isolated farmhouse ert Jackson last May 14. They near Rockwood, Man., where Jackson was beaten and the jmother of three ildren raped. CHEMICALS PAY OFF After a five-year program of promoting fertilizers, Turkish farmers found their yields in- creased 360 to" 500 per cent. | COUNTY LINES Courtice Hi COURTICE (TC) -- The stu- dents of Grade 10A, Courtice High School, spent Wednesday of this. week in Ottawa. Follow- ing a tour of the parliament buildings, *they had lunch at the Chateau Laurier with gov- ernment officials, The stu- dents, who wére accompanied by L. Voisin and Miss J. Jory, laised money for the trip by selling a student newspaper. Produce Play AUDLEY (TC) -- Students from this area who took part in the production of "Bye Bye Birdie' at the Pickering Dis- trict High School were Bob Richards, Ron Smith . and Lynda Puckrin. Shirley Smith assisted with the costumes and Rick Puckrin- with the stage sets. Church Painted AUDLEY (TC) --Mr. Luckai the interior of the church. | Euchre Winners | AUDLEY (TC) |the euchre lcommunity club included Mrs WINTER away, seem pratically buried in snow, as though closed down until spring. (CP Photo) gh School Students Visit Ottawa has completed the painting of --wWinners of} sponsored by the! R. Batty, Mrs. Fred Puckrin, Mrs. M. Hedge, Fred Puckrin, Ricky Hedge, W. Guthrie and Neil Guthrie. Draw winners were B. Harvey, Ricky Hedge and Mrs. L. Waltham. Back From South MAPLE GROVE (TC) -- Mr. ani Mrs. Jack Morton have returned from a _ two-week vacation at Treasure Island, Florida. Philip's Interview Seen 'Bloody Bore' CANBERRA (Reuters)--Aus- tralian television viewers saw Prince Philip give a press con- ference today and heard a newspaper man describe it as a "bloody bore." The pungent comment from an unidentified reporter was |made in an aside after Philip \left the room. It was picked up by a highly-sensitive directional jmicrophone which was inad- vertently left on. Indignant Sydney viewers barraged television stations with telephone calls about the public use of the great Aus- tralian adjective. Philip's reaction to the inci- ident was not known. was described as favorable. Accused Faints At His Sentence TORONTO (CP) -- Victor Cooper, 34, fainted in court Wednesday when he was sen- tenced to six years for trying to blow up his girl friend's hus-| band. He was convicted of con structing a bomb. Verna Stevenson ran off with) Cooper for a weekend, the court heard, soon after her husband, Thomas, introduced her to Cooper. Last June Stevenson told po- lice he could see something at- tached to the muffler of his car. | Sgt. 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