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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, Morth 27, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Pope Expresses New Hope For Uni VATICAN CITY (AP) -- Pope Paul expressed new hope today for christian unity and brothe hood in a single church, The pontiff spoke from the window of his Vatican apart- ment as he gave his blessing to a crowd of 6,000 persons, many tour- of them Easter holiday ists, in St. Peter's Square. "We cannot forget," Paul said, "that Easter is a feast common t Catholics and It is an ecumenical feast, fo all who believe in Christ and share a like desire for unity, understanding and brotherhood, "We have exchanged in thi Easter period messages of good with the Eastern Catholic Church and with other leaders wishes and of faith heads of the representing Western Prot estant churches. "We must pray that the de- POPE PAUL cal packages for about five round of tariff negotiations. 'death issue n area of low pressure moves day. sire for unity grow in all be- + «+ can't forget hours. William Foster, the top dis- Huth he eens ee . through the Great Lakes. The Forecast Temperatures " lievers and that love conduct e | There were no incidents. armament negotiator, was vio, seen «1 t h . oa unsettled weather will continue Low tonight, high Tuesday MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE us toward a single faith and] Wider Freedoms scheduled to fill Humphrey in|\merican allies, secially tirough most of today but temp-| Windsor ............ 40 50 brotherhood in a single church| No Danger on allied--especially West Ger- West sees - : per or ag vd eratures will climb to the 60s or St. Thomas .. re | 45 oe sca asi as was desired by Christ." | TORONTO (CP)--The Globe man--objections to the proposed | <4 -ained WHE vig reeldane: 'in higher in southern Ontario this|London .. » 35 45 . jand Mail says Transport Min-| HALIFAX (CP) -- The New- visit seven nations and hones to (afternoon and to the 40s in the|Kitchener -- 34S Convicted Saturday |" Pickersgill will announce| Newfoundland trawler Grand talk with their leaders pes 10 | north country. The weather dis-| Mount Forest 32 40 jtoday that Canadian and for-|Bay was reported this morning G { su turbance will move into Quebec| Wingham. ..... 32 40 ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP)|eign airlines are to be given|to be taking water but in no overnmen Last week, at U.S. request, |later today and the northerly |Hamilton .......... 35 45 Russian skipper Leonid Ku-|wider freedom to carry passen-|jmmediate danger in heavy the 17-nation Geneva disarma- flow following this storm will St. Catharines +. 38 45 shchenko was convicted Satur-|gers in Canada to meet tourist|/seas about 170 miles south of| s a tae! conference ent ne. a bring slightly cooler air to the Lt - 38 45 day of violating United States|demands generated by Expo 67.!Cape Race, Nfld. | Fiasco Siirs ipeting | he ae to allow the/province Tuesday. [ee 35 45 | fishing waters. The newspaper also says in| The air-sea rescue centre here silt Pai ie ARien, ame ie an Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, trenton me 3 rn He was unable to pay his $10,-/an Ottawa story that Mr. Pick-)said the Canadian Coast Guard PI NS : as iLake Huron regions, Windsor, | itialoe whe u 35 40 000 fine and his release from{ersgill is expected to announce|ship Montmorency is proceeding UANS BRIEFING |London: Cloudy with showers |nrisioka gt a jail depended, apparently, on|Canadian Pacific Airlines will) from La Poile, 'Nfld., to the aid K Interest Humphrey also was to be .and chance of a thundershower | 0.4) Ba nee 39 #0 how soon the Soviet govern-|be permitted to increase per-jof the 107-foot trawler out of 2 . briefed during his one-day stop-|today. Mostly cloudy and cooler | «aby £) 3 0 ment put up the money. He|manently its across - Canada|Grand Bank. jover in Geneva by W. Michael |tonight and Tuesday. Winds |r arlton. meet es an was not expected to be -freed|service beyond the present one| By JOSEPH MacSWEEN- Blumenthal, who heads the/southerly 15 becoming light to- |<' eres 7 for possibly another two days The. 29-year-old James von der. Heydt, through an interpreter: "I ask you to consider that the Soviet|made airliners will not be made|Thompson, former national|Charge to the government sov-|until the summer government respects the ereignty of the United States government and that I will be severely punished for my vio- lation." Bay Crowded MONT SAINT MICHEL, France (Reuters) -- Thousands of Easter vacationers crowded this funnel Normandy coast today to watch the waves recede six miles in ky the lowest tide of the century. Farther down the coast arch- ; eologists anxiously waited to ; see the uncovering of historic wrecks of the Anglo Dutch and French fleets, which clashed in 1962. Sightseers have crowded sites of the 1944 Allied landings on the Normandy beaches to hunt for souvenirs among wrecked assault vehicles and landing craft. Body Recovered WELLAND (CP) --- Police Sunday recovered the body of Gordon Atfield, 18, of Welland who drowned with two other teen-agers when their car plunged into the Welland Canal Friday night The bodies of Maureen Hicks, 16, of Port Colborne and Betty Kucman, 17, of Sherkston, Ont., were recovered in dragging op- erations Saturday. Another passenger, Mario Tresatti, 17, of Port Colborne was treated in hospital for shock. He told police he rolled down a window and swam to safety. Win Trophies TORONTO (CP)--Mrs. L. P Bott Jr. and G. H. Urban, both of Chicago, won the Ely Cul- bertson Trophy Saturday for the open pairs event at the an- nual Canadian contract bridge championships. The intermediate pairs title, for players with fewer than 75 master points, was won by) Helen Brockman and Mrs. Sam| Brockman, both of Toronto Pope this feast of § Christians _ still separated from our communion. ty Of Christians r- A Quaker official 0 rate than in the U.S. He r s | Front. wartime. US. f customs officials $5,000 Delivered |States Sunday to send to the wounded in North and South)' Vietnam, i Said money will be used to purchase |drugs in Canada at a cheaper the drugs will be shipped to the International Red Cross in- Viet- nam, including a branch which serves the National Liberation the} said yeeros -20-INCH SNOW COVERS MARITIMES By THE CANADIAN PRESS The weather took some of the joy out of Easter in the Mari times, but the elements were kinder to the rest of the coun- try as the holiday was marked in the traditional manner-fash- ions, parades and church ser- vices. Temperatures ranged from a high of seven below zero at By Ont. OP) ; slp PR ce Do , aa Baa Yellowknife in the Yukon to a members of the Society of Sunny 7) degrees in Windeor, |Friends brought $5,000 and 30 ee by novi Paeygh lo Bh ole Pree rade Rom the Thies] Erie 'povnces "and Brith Columbia seasonable mid-30-de- ¢ Humphrey Open Geneva Inquiry gree to high-40-degree tempera- tures were experienced. The Maritimes spent much of the weekend digging out from a 20-inch snowfall which, with ace companying rain and drizzle, disrupted transportation and caused church attendance to drop below that of former years. The highway accident toll across Canada fell short of the Canadian Highway Safety Coun- cil prediction of from 47 to 57 deaths. There were fewer than 40 fatalities by midnight Sun- day. Special Easter Sunday obsery- NTP ni _ _. |WEATHER FORECAST De ances were held in several areas of the country. In Vancouver, an estimated 40,000 to 50,000 persons watched the annual Easter parade and another 10,000 witnessed a vint- age-car parade. Following the events, a pearl hunt was staged along beaches where real pearls were hidden in oyster shells. An egg hunt in Surrey, B.C., Saturday saw about 1,000 youngsters scrambling to col- lect 17,000 chocolate eggs. In Montreal, Paul - Emile Cardinal Leger, Roman Catho- lic Archbishop of Montreal, de- _ Little Cooler Tuesday Heo atte de- |tained those carrying the medi-|disarmament and the Kennedy | GENEVA (Reuters) -- Vice- |treaty to ban the spread o _ The spokesman said the move President Hubert Humphrey to-|nuclear weapons. jis a test of U.S. laws on giving/day began a first-hand investi-| jaid to an enemy country in' gation into current allied disen- H On arriving here early today umphrey told reporters he had f | | TORONTO (CP) day. Mostly Cloudy Overhead -- Officialing mainly cloudy later today. forecast issued at 5:30 a.m.|Cloudy with showers or periods chantment over American pol-lcome "to learn and listen." He|ES!: jot rain this evening and Tues- icy with top-level briefings on|called negotiations for a non.| Synopsis: Unsettled weather I proliferation treaty a life-and,Prevails across all of Ontario as|becoming southwesterly 20 Tues- Mild. Wind easterly 15 livered a televised Easter mass from the chapel-of St. Laurent College, a classical college for boys. For the 36th consecutive year, an inter - denominational sunrise service was held in the chalet on top of Mount Royal, which overlooks the city. Church attendance in Toronto was heavy and traffic was bum- per-to-bumper at several loca- tions as motorists took to pleas- ure driving. In Edmonton, G. Douglas Mil- Ison played Easter music for the public on the legislature building's new centennial caril- lon. artnet Kapuskasing ..... White River . «+ 30 40 30 40 Fast Action HOUSE SALES! Call a Member of the OSHAWA and DISTRICT REAL ESTATE BOARD ond List Photo Mays: native of Vladivostok, at his appearance /|11 before U.S. District Judge|will be unable to expand opera: | said|tions to meet the Expo demand - shaped bay on the' flight a day. Air Canada, which operates cross-Canada flights daily, because delivery of new. U.S.- | permet $ $ TRANSPORT MINISTER | PICKERSGILL . . . Wider Freedoms | WASHINGTON (AP)--A_ sen-| ate subcommittee today urged | | Washington Officials to lift} bombing restrictions in the Viet- nam war, The critical survey came from the watchdog Senate de-| |fence subcommittee headed by| Senator |tigators to South Vietnam last} |fall for a check with U.S, com- |manders and combat units. The panel said the cost of jtactical air operations in. Viet- |nam, including restricted bomb- jing of targets in North vie }nam, 'thas been heavy for the limited gains achieved," "The air |Vietnam have made it more costly for the North Vietnamese | {to wage aggression, but it has| |been through the sacrifice of} many American lives and air-} craft losses extending into billions of dollars." | Sangster II] MONTREAL (CP)--The con- Fritz Koepke and David wi}. | dition of Prime Minister Donald lis of Ottawa won the Toronto pairs for players with fewer than 20 master points. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Jane of Woodstock, Ont., won the con- solation section of the open ; On Strike ATHENS (Reuters)--Hospital | and medical services through-| out Greece came to a standstill' today as the country's 20,000 doctors, dentists. and druggists | joc< went on strike in demand of an/ improvement in their status. Only one doctor remained on) duty in each state hospital to} handle emergency cases. | HERE AND THERE ST. GREGORY'S CPTA | During the business meeting of St. Gregory's CPTA, M fal Anthony Kuttschrutter, | dent, announced that a doughnut | The chief minister, E. M. S.| S. | office-taking. He is a pro-Peking presi-| Communist. Sangster of Jamaica, in Mont- real's Neurological Institute for a week following a brain hemor-| rhage, remained unchanged to- day. Dr. Herbert Eldemire, maica's health minister, who |flew to Montreal aboard the} |Special United States govern-| ment aircraft that brought the! 56-year-old Mr. Sangster here, | said today that contrary to ear- lier reports that the prime min-| ister is unconscious, he has) maintained a level of conscious- Ja- VARIETY IN RULERS TRIVANDRUM, India (AP)--| Holy books of three religions-- Hindu, Christian and Moslem--| were used at the swearing-in of the new Kerala state cabinet. | Nambudiripad, took no oath but | made a solemn affirmation of trawler Declines Bid RED DEER (CP) -- Robert leader of the Social Credit party, said Saturday he had de- jclined an invitation to join the {foreign affairs branch of the Jexternal affairs department. | Mr. Thompson said in an in- terview the offer was made by External Affairs Minister Mar- tin. Mr. Thompson also said the offer was made before he went to Vietnam recently and that on his return he reported to Mr. Martin on his trip. No new job offer was made Mr. Thompson resigned from \the party leadership recently, ogy ministry who is responsible \but retained his seat as mem-|for aviation matters, reported ber in the Commons for Red Deer. Suicide Seen KINGSTON, Ont. (CP) -- An unidentified youth was found shot to death early Sunday at an abandoned service station lthree miles west of Kingston. --| Police said a 16-gauge shot-lrIRM CRITIC 25 years for the railway. |gun was found beside the body. RETICIZED | _ Lift Restrictions |' The death is believed a sui- cide, police said. No Demonstrations MONTREAL (CP)--The Que- bec separatist party le Ras- semblement pour |l'independ- ance nationale will not engage in any demonstrations during John Stennis (Dem.|the Queen's visit to Expo 67 this|the technology ministry to re- men 40 ful them," he said. Miss.), which sent four inves-|summer, party leader Pierre;/Move Stonehouse's name and| Bourgault announced Sunday night. He made the announcement following a meeting of the RIN's central council. The official itinerary for the visit showed that the Queen |would not be coming to Quebec |the information to pass on to but only to Expo, which Mr. raids over North| Bourgault said is considered in-| had issued it in error as a state-| ternational territory. Ship Disabled PRESCOTT, Ont. (CP)--The light ice-breaker Simcoe has been disabled by heavy ice for- mations near Kingston and will |be out of operation until about!greatly strengthened. the end of the month, the de- partment of transport said Sat- urday. The vessel was clearing the channel from Brockville to Kingston when a propeller was damaged by the ice Friday. No decision has been made whether to send another vessel to complete clearing the chan- nel for the scheduled April 15 opening. GUARANTY TRUST 32 KING ST. E. Open To Serve You Mon. - Thurs. $ to 5 Friday 3 to 9 Saturday 3 to | Sale will be held April 7 as a means of raising money. The members have decided to hold another sale in the autumn to raise additional funds. Next fall the project to raise funds will be a bazaar. SUNRISE SERVICE The Hi-C Group of Simcoe, Street United Church sponsored Sunrise Service at 6 a.m. Sun- day at Camp Pretoria. Rey. Kenneth Deer, pastor of Kedron United Church, lead the wor- ship. Breakfast was served fol-| lowing the service, | CITY OF OSHAWA DOG CONTROL REQUIRES A TRUCK DRIVER SALARY RANGE: $5,502.00 to $5,690.00 (40 hour working week.) The successful applicant must hav animals, kennels or affiliated veterinary training, and be physically fit, Must also have the ability to enforce City by-laws and meet the public Must have 1967 Chouffer's license in good standing Comprehensive welfare benefits are available Apply in WRITING ONLY, stating det tion and experience before 5:00 p.m The Personnel Officer, City Hall, Oshawa DEPARTMENT e had previous experience with ails of aa tol status, educo. April to It was not immediately known 'how many men were aboard the »/a few hundred thousand pounds. ONDON (CP) -- A puzzling) American team in current Ken-|night. ue fiasco developed in government |nedy - round tariff bargaining) Niagara, Lake Ontario, Hali- Jinformation services Saturday | here. |burton, southern Georgian Bay | involving the repayment. by |. Those talks now are entering |regions, Killaloe, Hamilton, Tor- Bristol Siddeley Engines' Ltd. their final and decisive month|onto: Cloudy today and Tues- of a £3,900,000-$11,700,000-over. after four years of preparations |day. Showers and the chance of jand preliminary bargaining|a thunder shower today and | among 50 countries. Negotiations |early Tuesday. A little cooler | are due to.wind up by April 30.|Tuesday. Winds southerly 15 to- Observers said Humphrey's |day and light Tuesday. trip was apparently partly| Northern Georgian Bay, Tima- aimed to dispel a widely-held|gami, Algoma, Cochrane, White | , bald : belief in some parts. of Europe|River regions, North Bay, Sud- whole ait hecke affair. that President Janse was too [bury, Sault Ste. Marie: Over-| oy Lord Th omson's Sunday | absorbed with Vietnam to pay|cast with occasional rain today. | Times said in a front-page ar-/full attention to other major in-| Mostly cloudy tonight and Tues- | ticle that its own inquiries had ternational questions. |day. Not much change in temp-| indicated a full-scale political) Humphrey was due to leave |erature. Winds southerly 15 to| issue blowing up even before|Tuesday for The Hague and|20 today and light Tuesday. | |the government made its '"'sur-|later visit Bonn, Rome, London,| Western James Bay region: iprising reversal." Berlin, Paris and Brussels be-|Snow today. Tuesday mostly| The story first burst Wednes-|fore returning to Washington|Cloudy with a few. showers of | day when John Stonehouse,|APril 9. jrain or snow. Not much change) watch The government issued a statement critical of the com- pany, then amended it, then withdrew the statement -- but Sunday newspapers reported the! the TOMORROW'S OSHAWA TIMES For Oshawa's BIGGEST ORGAN AND PIANO | OPENING | SOON Central Ontario Trust i & Savings Corporation RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN Saves Income Tox and provides Retirement Income *% Government Approved * No loading fees or charges % Payments made before Feb- ruary 28, 1967 are deduct- ible for 1966 Income Tax purposes, & Investment options -- Stocks --Bonds -- Mortgages %& Official receipt for Tax pur- poses. CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST & SAVINGS CORPORATION 19 Simcoe Street North 723-5221 23 King Street West, 623-2527 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ond SATURDAYS for | GALLERIES minister of state at the technol-|_ ----|in temperature. Winds easterly | SALE | -- a. a 20 today and light Tuesday. 25 A Yr. Employees today a ight esday Ottawa and region: Sunny \with cloudy periods this morn- Get No Pension e BIRMINGHAM, England | Reuters)--Many persons got a jgold watch with their pension | when they retire but Mrs. Lilian Brown and Mrs. Emily Hoban didn't even get a pension when| they were fired after working in Parliament that Bristol Sid- deley had overcharged the gov- lernment £3,900,000 on a £16,- \000.000 aero - engine servicing \servicing contract. ( Stonehouse said Wednesday |that he "paid tribute' to the firm for the way it behaved in jthe matter, itself raising the jquestion of an overcharge. A spokesman for the state- owned British railways said to-| jin Stonehouse's name Saturday|day that Mrs. Brown, 65, and | jaccusing the firm of refusing|Mrs. Hoban, 67, were not enti- information to the government|tled to pensions because they \about the charges for more than Officially classified as temporary |two years and of offering to re-|employees during the quarter. |pay, in the first instance, only|century they worked as ticket a few hundred thousand pounds, |Collectors. Less than three hours later), ,//€ women were given these newspapers were requested by jobs because we could not find But a statement was issued substitute that of the ministry. | | Shortly afterwards, newspa- | | Pers were asked to cancel the| entire story plus the subsequent | correction substituting "minis- try' for "minister."" An official | |said later he had been given! Use this space to journalists as background but! ment in the minister's name. 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