Hemen AaT yh EE p THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Moreh 29, 1967 NN 3 Ss = | WEATHER FORECAST Under Britain's Royal Mar-jers asked her, as titular head ot riages Act of 1771, Lord Hare-|the Church of England, to deny A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Becinec Waterloo Students Veto Aid For Draft Dodgers Wolf Friend : RENFREW, Ont. (CP)--On- jtario's wolves found a friend |Tuesday in Renfrew. | Town council endorsed a res- lolution of the Renfrew Cham-|. lee of Commerce upholding the | | | | | | TORONTO (CP) 'forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m.: WATERLOO (CP)--The new|---- student council at University of | Waterloo voted 12 to 1 Monday} night against providing any as-| © sistance to American draft} dodgers. The vote reversed a' 12-to-4 decision last February by the previous council to give limited assistance to young Americans legally immigrating to Canada spread |change to rain during the day. Regional forecaets: > | present system of wolf control 'and rejecting an earlier brief |; jrecommending total liquidation'? |Lake Huron, Niagara, Lake On- tario, to evade military service in |of the wolf population. } Haliburton, Windsor, London, Vietnam. | Dr. A. H. Chapeskie of Bar- |) Hamilton, Toronto, Killaloe: That decision sparked a iry's Bay has urged the use of k. |Sunny with a few cloudy periods campus referendum in which strychnine to eliminate al] |today and Thursday. A little students voted 1,676 to 596 wolves in Ontario. His brief MINDZENTY jmilder. Winds light. against helping draft dodgers. was endorsed last week by Ren- vies 0 Today Algoma, northern Georgian The referendum was held fol- frew County council and is be- Bay, North Bay, Sudbury: ing discussed by a committee of the Ontario legislature. | Stern Cardinal signed. by Sunny with a few cloudy periods becoming cloudy tonight. Mostly cloudy. with an occasional lowing a_ petition some 800 students. sae | Nu Ke s, \shower Thursday. Not much Pact OKayed | i ' ---- An ae ay ot t nga lias "Tender winds LAGOS, Nigeria (Reuters)--; " : is ane pe Nie si mut milder Thursday. inds Nigeria and the Soviet Union| ee oe itive health department study of yirNNA (Reuters) -- Hun-|light becoming southerly 20 Tuesday initialled an agreement| jbirths pinpoints ignorance Of|,ary's Joszef Cardinal Minds-|Thursday. on cultural co-operation and ex-| changes prepared in three years of negotiations. The agreement in the high infant mortality rate hirthday in the U.S. legation in|able cloudiness and cooler to- among Canadian Indians. Budapest, which he has not left\day. Thursday cloudy and Atlantic Union a : ' Dr. G. Graham-Cumming re-\cince the sari risi , ow casi 1 covers education, science, public HALIFAX (CP) -- Premier \cently gr akic neve eigaar a tt hy the Hungarian uprising sel be ies a snow health, literature, arts, Spor's, Robert Stanfield said today he|<tudy that covered the history) a_ ging to rain during the A well-informed source said afternoon. Winds light becoming it was unlikely Pope Paul would|southeast 15 to 20 late tonight accept Mindszenty's resignation |----------- sae aes acme etm one or up to the age of one year tne S edinnl alieeet ik aticeat | Civilian Enters Saigon Contest The study covered "every In-\75 was the age at which the SAIGON (AP)--One of South press, radio and television. would want to talk with the|from birth of all Indians born . : other Atlantic premiers before|in Canada in 1962. It followed Editor Dies replying to an invitation from|each baby from birth to death se : ....4,./Moncton for a conferenc. on un- : Pomp ta ; Sig Prag le ion of the four easternmost prov- . Kline, magazin ina : had an ll-year career with The sate ps tat __,_, dian baby the department Pope recently suggested bishops Associated Press, was found) Moncton's mayor, Leonard C./could lay its hands on," Dr.'should retire. dead in his apartment Monday Jones, announced Sunday he has|Graham-Cumming said in an The stern, anti - Communist | afier a brief illness. Police said issued such an invitation to the interview Tuesday. cardinal's continued tenure as} primate has been 'a_ stumbling} {line, 57, apparently died of na- ; 'an iene R e tural causes, He started with sage He peel mole gi Wider Rule block in Hungarian relations|Vietnam's leading civilian poli The Aucoclited Presi AUAnIA[ j _- |with thé: Vatican, tictans, Phan Khac Suu," an- and later joined the staff of U.S land and Newfoundland. TORONTO (CP)--An official) Since 1960 the government nounced his presidential candi- Mr. Jones wants the confer-|of .the Ontario Institute for/had made it clear that Minds-|dacy today, setting the stage for News and World Report Arrests Made ence held in Moncton, which he |Studies in Education said Tues-/zenty could safely leave his|a Civilian-military contest in the said would be the logical capital|day that school boards should refuge in the U.S. legation if he | Sept. 1 election. of an Atlantic union. have jurisdiction over systems resigned all his functions. But) Suu said his vice-presidential CARACAS (AP)--Venezuela's| premier Stanfield said he has|With at least 10,000 to 30,000 neither the cardinal nor the|running mate would be another interior minister announced the!not yet received the mayor's in-| students. : : : Pope has agreed. leading civilian, Dr. Phan arrest Tuesday night of 23 men vitation. : Dr. T. B: Greenfield, acting The cardinal seemed deter- Quang Dan. r€\ Premier Nguyen Cao Ky and legation |Chief of State Nguyen Van fter So-|Thieu, the leaders of South Viet- he 1956 nam's ruling military junta, both have presidential ambitions and Of One Brother | Tried Low Cost 2nd Mortgages Get cash fast for house repairs, a new car, vacations, or any other good reason. he said were Castroite terror-| |head of the institute's depart-/mined to end his days in the Labor Market ist rty and of the Movement IT! Sn Oe Gane eee further amalgamation of school viet troops suppressed t Br ike RevoILtlonary Left. They| TORONTO (CF)--A survey: of boards in rural Ontario. juprising in Budapest. including the murder of a aac para hi hacia Bere Minor Abuse power bloc wants one of its man. The men will be tried by section of Canadian industry in- GUELPH (CP) -- A United) |members elected although un- . ' : face a shrinking labor market said Tuesday the food industry N H h have to resign from the military | Red Underwear by 1970. is guilty of minor abuses but is ear alp ong » run, TOKYO (AP) -- The latest [cing se SAIGON (AP) -- U.S. carrier|, formants say an informal thing in Peking fashion is cotton) 7 ic C i haved industries. planes made three raids near|; ; shirts and underwear printed |"! of the Economic Council of| "ny George E. Brandow, anithe major port of Haiphong|, "4 of the armed forces council of Chairman Mao Tse-tung. Pe-|age of employees without high|sylvannia State University, said/heavy strikes against Northloe favorite. king radio disclosed this in a re-|School graduation will shrink tolin a lecture it is a "human im-|Vietnam. | ton textile industry, which it said|per cent in 1965, 'try when prices climb. north's chief port was a supply| is in excellent shape. | point in the Red River Delta 12} weather jets from the 7th Fleet Funds Channelled To CCF also hit two other barge and! PORT ARTHUR (CP)--Pro- CHERBOURG, France (Reut- ers)--President de Gaulle today Air force and navy pilots|° [ flew 124 missions against the ties discovered the body of one France's first nuclear powered of two brothers missing since submarine sliding down its launching stocks into the sea. REGINA (CP)--One of thejan undue share of business. .. .|pounding in almost a month. The 9,000-ton cigar-shaped Re-|pitterest exchanges of the cur-|It is a competent and efficient) South Vietnamese Premier a ca , : e y of Mirko (Mike) launching basin while a band|jepiciature Tuesday after a gov-|than its fair share of business,"|the navy pilots today with a played the Marseillaise and a/ernment member accused the/he said, | jearrier Enterprise, where he|south of a snowmobile that had ' A | The search continues for his CAIRO (AP)--Ex-queen Narri-| A. R. Guy (L--Athabaska)|from the riot age brother: Ivan, 43. man of Egypt, 33, took an over: |caid former CCF cabinet minis-/2Mounted to about $22,500 a Bal Heliopolis Hospital said today. ah A {out to printers on a competitive | : at they were doing, at least ' é : | . The doctors said the former |ssoq 999 of public funds, the tax-|>asis. The CCF would welcome! unt idnapper was in a coma for 18 hours but|)i1i.3) party through their own The mineral resources min-) CHICAGO (AP) --More than lcalled for resignation of the en-|investigations carried out into/hunts in years for the kidnapper McCrae Home iite ccr opposition. operations of Crown corporations|of an eight-year-old daughter of GUELPH, Ont. (CP) -- Res- ' i c 3 pin diverted to Service Printing. | Black-haired Carrie Stephe Sol. McCr: ; that several millions 4 ; Le | ' Stephens, oa ht lag diag A ee orass could be in- Outside the legislature, Wil-|one of four children of Daniel it was confirmed Monday. The charge brought angry|firm had had "a reason | 4 Nt : h J 3 sonable| with a man who said he needed The Col. John McCrae Birth- denials from CCF members that/amount" of government con-/help in finding his dog. open it to the public on Nov. been given Service Printing Co.,| jar ; ; at : atthe 8 = | ' Q ger firms had received big-|the Stephens home in the up- 38, Col. McCrae's birthplace. | which Mr. Guy said was owned ser contracts. town district, densely populated . Capital Murder UPROAR SUBSIDES erals took office in 1964, he lar to anyone who could find his | Ch M d The uproar quietened down |S#/4. missing dog. was charged Tuesday with cap- acted with Service Printing by ital murder on a warrant de-/'wo government departments ists. Luis Vera Gomez said the ;ment of education research,|upper rooms of the 23 are members of the Commu: | made the statement in urging where he took refuge a are accused of various crimenf requirements of 17 Three Raid. military courts. dicates high school dropouts will'c+ 9 tes agricultural specialist| the new constitution he will ano ni hats _|generally one of the best be- The survey, undertaken on be |show of hands at a recent meet- | with quotations from the works |Canada, shows that the percent-|apricultural economist at Pen-|Tuesday in the second: day otloeates Thieu was the mili-| port on Communist China's cot-|55.1 per cent in 1970 from 64.8/pulse" to blame the food indus-| The closest target to the| miles above the city. All -| Nuclear Sub supply points close by. vincial police and department . : . ss of lands and forests search par- pushed a green. button to send V P t F G t Sa la rin in 1rm, Tl S North. -With Monday's strikes, it was the h : March 1 in bushland near Lake as the heaviest 48 - hour/.: Nipigon, northwest of Port Ar- doubtable splashed into the/ rent session broke out in the;company and it got no more|Nguyen Cao Ky paid tribute to | Botica, 37, was found on the \flight to the nuclear - powered|ice of the lake about 200 yards crowd of 10,000 cheered. former CCF government of Wake INVERTICMON | <s channeling at least $500,000 to| ' - nd ip wa.| Watched strikes take off against/apparently run out of gas. He Suicide Attempt the party treasury via a CCF- Pale A. 'athe fi (cc ae 8 the North and decorated Amer- died of exposure. controlled printing firm. jdena) said the firm's business |ican pilots. | Queen's printer) ---- dose of sleeping pills Tuesday|;.-< and MLAs 'gave deliber-|Yea" and was a small percent- 30 FBI A | ss in a suicide attempt, doctors at lately anacwith full ehnwlbdce wi| age of government printing let gents wife of the late ex-king Farouk payers' money, to their own po-|@ full investigation, he said. | aa no longer in a serious con- publishing company." ister, A. C. Cameron, said he/100 police and 30 FBI agents are ion. In making the charge, he| would do all in his power to have|on one of the city's biggest man- hai ,|and other government agencies|an unemployed migrant fro: The $500,000 figure was only|2" : | 1p ig ™m toration of the birthplace of|part of the story and "it would to see how much money was|Loebel, Ky. ; Asia ca hier? ; jliam A. Blackburn, manager of|Stephens, 41, and his wife Alice, ers Fields, will begin in July, volved," he said. Service Printing, later said the/30, disappeared Monday night place Society which is planning any under - the - counter or un-|tracts y : A 3 ae | s up to 1964 but there was) He appeared while Carrie and| to restore the house, hopes to/ysual printing contracts had nothing unusual about them and five playmates were in front of | eee ~ by the party through the CCF The firm has had no govern- by migrants from rural sections Publishing and Printing Co. |ment contracts since the Lib-|of other states. He offered a dol- \later in the day when the house passed an amended resolution ; . , ski tabling of figures on LONDON, Ont. (CP) --wil-|asking for ta liam Lloyd George Fischer, 30, what business had been trans- li d lay te ioe and a Crown corporation when ivered as he lay sender Police the CCF was in office from 1944 guard in a hospital bed. lto 1964 Monthly P. t? Fischer has been charged) ° A onthly Payments f with the stabbing death of Dor |, After the CCF took office, You Borrow As Low As ye othy Marguerite Titchner, 30,| CCF cabinet ministers and whose body was found in a bed-|MLAs sat on the board of di- room of her home Monday | rectors and held. shares in this $2,000 $37.05 Ry wn inne mil He saat aH, inne | $3,000 $55.58 ising al ® ; ie op- hours after the woman had tele-/former CCF leader of, the op $4,000 $74.10 'yao Clarence Fines, former provin-| cial treasurer, as founding di- rectors of CCF Publishing and) Printing. | ing threatening phone calls. Fischer was told by W. H. Mitchell, a justice of the peace, that he will be remanded in $5,000 $92.63 Above payments based on 14% per annum for 7 years The unique flavor and darker amber custody at the hospital until) A former deputy premier, color is fr: April 4. If he still has not re-|J. H. Brockelbank (CCF--Kel- # WHY OUR PLAN IS BEST: ee covered from the stab wounds|sey) said none of the persons an original recipe in the chest and punctured lung|in the party organization or in NO BONUS CHARGE-OR HIDDEN FEES: With treasured by for which he underwent an/the printing firm "ever made the Associates, you get a mortgage agreement that Wilson's emergency operation Monday,/a cent out of it." a further remand will be made.| Service printing "didn't get is crystal clear. No bonus or hidden fees are ever charged, Prepayment privileges. Confidential arrange- ments, SPEEDY SERVICE: Just tell us your needs and we'll set up a plan for you immediately. ASSOCIATES REALTY CREDIT LIMITED 111 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa Phone 725-6531 for 92 years. Nelsons GINGER ALE CITY OF OSHAWA DOG CONTROL DEPARTMENT REQUIRES A TRUCK DRIVER SALARY RANGE: $5,502.00 te $5,690.00 (40 hour working week.) The successful applicant must have had previous experience with onimals, kennels or affiliated veterinary training, and be physically zt. 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 ore ovailoble. Apply in WRITING ONLY, stating details of age, morite! status, educe- tion and experience before 5:00 p.m., April 7, 1967 to The Personnel Offieer, City Hall, Oshewe - t "int Expo '67 ye Associates' Mondy"' | southern Georgian Bay, | good nutrition as a key cause zenty today celebrated his 75th| Cochrane, Timagami: Vari-| ~~ |the currently dominant military | Body Discovered | | Gradual Warming Trend To Continue In Ontario -- Official|and southerly 20 Thursday affer-|asking the Queen to withhold) noon. | | '| Synopsis: Fair weather along) White River: . Alwith a gradual warming trend|this afternoon with occasional 'will continue across southern|snow this evening and tonight. |Ontario today and Thursday.|Thursday cloudy and milder (Cloud and precipitation will|with into Northern Ontario|Winds light becoming southeast Thursday. This precipitation will) 15 \likely begin as snow but wal tonight a s |] work or welfare course at Ryerson.. Attenatively have senler motricul- Thursday sas soumetly si heard next week. The earl has! ation, with several yeors of practical vasligledhy eatin dt ; ey Salary commensurate with education and experience. Ottawa: Sunny with a 'few announced he hopes to marry Comprehensive fringe benefits are provided loud iods -- the co respondent, Patrici Ronly IN WRITING ONLY, giving full details of education, experience cloudy i id SPo! nt, atricia ply » gi e J le , y peri today. Mainly Pp | Ay marital status, etc., before 5:00 p.m., April 7, 1967, to: Lake. St. Clair, Lake Erie,\sunny Thursday. Seasonable | temperatures. Light winds. him. J ' Divorce Suit of | wood, 18th in line of succession armilsnion i) Harewood barause to the throne, is theoretically re-|P fe Protest Made os to ask the Queen's per-|the church does not recognize mission to marry. The petition-| divorce. LONDON (AP) Bucking- a ------- oe ham Palace declined comment today on a petition from about} 30 members of St. James's An-| glican Church at Stoke On Trent CITY OF OSHAWA INVESTIGATOR -- SOCIAL WORKER (Female) An Investigator-Social Worker required, to report to the Director ef Social Services of an established department To conduct investigations for all types of welfare assistance @nd counsel recipients. ; Applicants should be a graduate ef o recognized school of social permission for her cousin to re- marry after his wife divorces him for adultery. The divorce suit against the Earl of Harewood, the Queen's 44-year-old first cousin, is to be! Clouding over snow changing to rain. 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SHOPPING PLAZA BROOKLIN, ONT. , 7 a Of ; TORONTO school teac were told Ty ing of the schools has will be com ¢ade. : The idea rimary sch ention of d hual convent Educational the Ontario and Munici; soviation, . Dr. Ke F he Instite ducation 1 rural school ent system | the 19th cen today's neec He said e have some éentre where research wit television an as books. 'Dr. Prue ever, that techniques | TORONTO tional studen ferent set Sponses, fee than normal fore demanc teachers, E ister Davis Tuesday. Mr. Davi: tional teach Ontario Ec tion that it the occupati department the problem a report is six. months. These '"'e; occupied a normal hig and those schools for because of mental defe They "sui TORONTO educators ti ideas in tee were told th 'ooms are r moder fading is o HOWS SLI Meanwhile Salter of Bi trustees anc lors slides d of school pl which most 2,800-square: permit gro times and d at other tin dents leavir He said n are no mo! of one-room by side wi facilities ad He said ¢ have some centre whe do researc! films, telev ds well as Charles of the Onta! Teacheds F principals : namite wht érs from Br trade-union He said n want to be | professional lores any ' ke to see ] - Tee Bef TORONT* the teen-ag secondary Ont., attenc fore the sc ation dance permission, Macaulay : "You cal cohol: as : school," h cussion of ary School ciation. "Here yc @ dance ai a drop an agers who Mr. Macau . "I'm not never even {t's very he K. M. M education f it should | of teacher ho have attending good ne If you | Comme: To Sell REE BILL Met SCHC 7 Over 3: a)