Oshawa Times (1958-), 5 Apr 1967, p. 19

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COUNTY LINES By Kedron Women's Group, KEDRON (TC) -- The United Church Women are holding a centennial tea, April. 22, at the home of Mrs. Ross Lee. People. who have treasured, old pos- sessions are asked to loan them for a display of antiques. Good Grooming KEDRON (TC) -- The CGIT and members of Mrs. Douglas Love's Sunday School class held a pot luck supper. They heard a talk on good grooming for teen- agers by Mrs. Jack Hoskin. Easter Vacation KEDRON (TC) -- Mrs. Har- old Werry has returned fr an Easter vacation in Florida. Senior Citizens BROOKLIN (TC) -- The Ce tennial Club, a group of senior citizens, held a successful euchre party. Winners were O. Lane, A. Timms,. H. Mowbray, Miss Elsie Dyer, Mrs. F. Holli- day and Dianne Gatchell. Bowling Party AUDLEY (TC) -- The Hi-C *Club held a bowling party in 'ments at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Waltham. A_ variety program has been arranged for . this Saturday's meeting. Visit Florida AUDLEY (TC) -- Among those who spent Easter week motoring to Florida were Mr. and Mrs. R. Winter and fam- ily, Ronald Smith, Stanley Won- nacott, Brian Newton and Roy Puckrin. Attend Tattoo KEDRON (TC)--The Kedron Doubles Club attended the Sun- Moral Issue Wins Election MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich (AP)--Incumbent Mayor Ray Smith was elected to his fifth successive term Monday in an election centring around the! question of whether Moral Re Armament controls the Macki- nac Island government. The 76 - year - old Smith, a boiler room attendant at MRA headquarters on the island, de- feated Eugene Chester O'Brien, 65, by a vote of 207 to 131. Smith denied he had received official MRA backing in his campaign. "They vote like anybody else for the person of their choice," he said O'Brien, a retired carriage driver and railroader, made no bones about his feeling that Smith was the MRA candidate. He said the organization is tak- ing over Mackinac Island, MRA is a_ worldwide anti- Communist movement which stresses moral rebirth and pro- fesses the principles of "abso- lute honesty, absolute purity, absolute unselfishness and ab- solute love." GAVE TO COLLEGE On the island since the 1940s, the organization last year turned its 2l-acre holdings over to Mackinac College, which the MRA founded. The property is valued at some $6,500,000. O'Brien charged that the tax- exempt college is buying up property on the island: and tak- ing it off the tax rolls in a move he termed "'strangulation without taxation." Smith argued that the MRA had nothing to do with the city government. "They have their own stand- ards and don't interfere," he said. 'I think they're an asset to the island. is Patients Isolated PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- Cancer patients are being iso- lated in virtually germ . proof plastic tents, called "life is- lands,"' in a new approach to- ward aiding the war on malig- nancy, a government scientist Said today. There is tentative evidence the method may at least prolong life in some cases, he indicated. Patients bedded down in such tents shave with sterilized ra- zors, eat sterilized food and even read sterilized newspapers. All of these materials are inserted into the tents through double "locks" in the plastic which are bathed by germ-killing ultra- violet rays, said D. Seymour Perry of the National Cancer In- stitute, Bethesda, Md. Doctors and nurses insert their arms through gauntlet - type gloves in both sides of the tent. Patients can even get weighed or be given x-rays without leav- ing the enclosure. EXPLAINS SYSTEM Perry told about the novel system in a report to an Ameri- can Cancer Societ seminar for science writers, The "'life-island'"' technique is under trial at the National Can- cer Institute with two aims: 1. To protect the patient from complicating infections. 2. To test a concept that un- der such virtually germ-proof conditions patients can be given much larger doses of cancer- fighting chemicals than they oth- erwise would safely tolerate-- thus improving the treatment of malignancy. 'Centennial Tea Planned Protesters In Greece Denounce Monarchy Im Athens, construction ogg jers and leftist lawyers met in THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Aprf' 3, 1967 =I NOW IS THE TIME [theatres and demanded that the'made up of 20 members of the |the parliamentary elections ey TO CALL 'ople be allowed to vote on/premier's rightist National Rad-'scheduled May 28. All parties : pene monarchy's future. Theyjical union. except Papandreou's want a Take advantage of it! 24 hour ser- |called for a government includ-) Papandreou had demanded proportional representation sys- \\ vice; and radio dispatched trucks ing the Communist party. that a new caretaker govern-'tem that would favor small! clways ready to serve you. Police guarded Parliament|ment be formed or that his!parties. Fuel Oil Budget Plan Available day night performance of the) Centennial he Oshawa Civic ind returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ogle for); refreshments. ATHENS (AP)--Protesters in Greece's two major cities de- nounced the monarchy Monday inight after King Constantine ili Saloni Military Tattoo at in Salonika, Auditorium country's worst political crisis andreou, head of the Centre!/down. in two years. jv nion party whom the king | Ten persons were hurt slightly ousted as premier in 1965. in clashes with police as sev-jand major intersections in the|Centre Union, the largest party eral hundred youths shouting! capital, and the armed forces|in Parliament, anti-monarchy slogans paraded went on standby alert. The new power. in the north. The premier, 64-year-old Panayiotis ferred to be a party boss" named a conservative govern- {marchers were members of a Canellopoulos, said any attempt called formation of ment in an attempt to end the|club organized by George Pap- to create disorder would be put/ government a coup d'etat. 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