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RIDE ] pele THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 26, 1967 > local dig- PAIRS SS sted bait Ee SAR A ce ' oo 'FOREIGN AFFAIRS ANALYSIS 4 os ir tones he rts car to | : H h st H O S Of h h ceremonies began at the Bunde- d for an d bed e 1g ée on r urc ; shaus in Bonn, where West Ger- "mune ndians Claim B.C ans geen ote buy him 3 . * S nage paid tribute to Adenauer I is : t t Aff d in the presence of Johnson, de ig bees 4 VICTORIA (CP) -- British At the founding meeting of large amounts are Involved," a e or e enauer piaune and the others, able cons Columbia's 45,000 Indians laid the Confederation of Native he said. |. The sun shone bright and clear ! fog Tuesday to all the land Indians of B.C. in Vancouver = "British Columbia Indians By JOSEPH MacSWEEN men here to pay their last re-|External Affairs Minister Mar-| {0 this proudest day in the mods : in the province. : _ Saturday, Mr. Paul was are the only ones in Canada |,COLOGNE (CP) --Konrad|spects and share our sorrow--|tin and Ambassador Richard ern history of Cologne, a city of Tsartlip Band Chief Philip named chief spokesman. Pub- without a treaty. We want a |Adenauer, the father figure who/for we mourn him as a father--|Bower --were seated in the 840.000 of which Adenauer was lieve Paul, 33, of West Saanich an- lic announcement of the for- complete agreement with the jshowed West Germany the way|we have not expected this." (Gothic cathedral at a point to lord mayor for 17 years. 4 I nounced B.C.'s 219 bands have mation of the united front was federal government to cover |{fom calamatous defeat to a) West Germany neared the cli-|the left of the catafalque during), Prime Minister Wilson was dd's Kidney united to demand compensa- withheld until Tuesday. education, hospital care and \"eW life, received the highest/max of its greatest emotional|the majestic Latin mass. * here representing Britain, which for prompt tion for lands never sur- A brief outlining their de- Indian lands." jhonors of church and state at almoment since the Second World| The mourners included 'Aden-|°"C® removed Adenauer from aie canals rendered to the white fran. mands will be sent to the Indians would retsih the |state funeral yesterday. War when the Adenauer cata-jauer's seven surviving children the Cologne mayoralty, just ausing the In addition we are seeking Indian claims commission at title to British Columbia until |The most powerful statesmen falque was to be taken from the|and 24 grandchildren. after the Second World War. el better -- nage eet FR ged a Ottawa, he said. an agreement was reached, | the Western world listened - gta . oe journey up| The river procession route Now M of. oe yetter. Dee ' § af : : with bowed heads in 700-year-|the ine to his hometown and/was through scenery of heart- ow mn Dodd's. ing the Indian people have MONEY NOT ROOT Up until now we have jold twin-spired Cologne fay burial place, Rhoendorf. catching beauty. : hee § Weer FALSE TEETH With More Comfort: Indians hoped to c "lud ' . 7 és FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline s hope: conclude a jwould find a wide echo in this/on in silence as they did earlier|also in the way ordinary folk irate Remiy' Po oat ead tale in oe | 3 comfort, just sprinkle @ little Fas | : "4 Di ] St d treaty with Ottawa before the |country iti i | : J 2 ic 'y and abroad. today when political friends and|thronged to see Adenauer's cat end of summer. "But t i y cr te at| TEETH on y i] ymnas 1c Isp ay age eh aise But that it would set halfifoes eulogized Adenauer who latalaue as he lay in state: at! gooey. pasty tacte or fooling chests re proade Ao g aed ~ jdral as Josef Cardinal Frings| President Johnson, President) The parallel with the January, tole to play' mie Cane |declared at a pontifical requiem |de Gaulle, some 12 heads of gov-|1965, funeral of Sir Winston Rarae} > jmass: f ernment and 20 other foreign|Churchill, who also was 91, was Ss. 'We had known that his death|ministers and emissaries looked|striking in the river aspect*and "We are not primarily inter- undergone since Confedera- ested in money, although tion." mi 'omitting es | the world in motion and that|died last Wednesday at 91. |Bonn and Cologne. "plate odor" (denture breath). Get B Hi h Sch ] S Lo. a the world would send its leading! Canada's representatives --| Some 300,000 persons filed past | FAST#ETH at any drug counter, : y Hig ool Students -- - J ) Several Grade 10, 11, 12 andjand gave a demonstration of "113 students of the Oshawa Cath-|basketball,"' Mrs. Cole said. bd olic High School gave a gym-| About 40 people attended. r] nastic display Monday night for) members of the White Cross| DOANTION $ _ {and volunteer workers. The "Get Together" Club pre- 4 mie hoya performed many sented a cheque for $350 to the ya es : Y!White Cross Centre, also on ane of the gymnastic routines that) Monday night. The cheque was they had learned during the|presented by treasurer George | i term," said Mrs. John Cole,|Hilts, of Oshawa. Miss Beryl program director for the White conical vena of the centre | Cross. "'Our White Cross mem-|The money was raised by the bers who attended really enjoy-|club through their "Get To- ed the performance. jgether" dances held at the) "Following the gymnastic dis-|O'Neill Collegiate Auditorium | play the boys formed two teams'of a Saturday night. | Indians Fear Loss Of Training Through New Manpower Plan TORONTO (CP)--The Indian-;week. Trainees with dependents Eskimo Association of Canadajmay draw training allowances is worried that Canada's new/if they are 17 and have been out | manpower training law will de-|of school for 12 months. prive thousands of unemployed) Mr. O'Connell said that more and under-employed Indians of|than one-third of the Indians | i job training. are unemployed and many| Welded etel plates: Auprox: Martin P. O'Connell, vice-jnever entered the labor force. president, and Ernest McEwen,|A recent survey showed that 61) director of the association, said|per cent of a large sample Monday that a letter is going to}group of breadwinners work | |bé sent to Arthur Laing,|less than six months a year. |minister of Indian affairs and} He said large numbers of In- | Use Of Sculpture Precedent At Expo Tarumoraton.on the new liveth ae edie _ MATTRESS OUTSIDE THE German pavilion at Expo 67 is Walter Fuhrer's Trancendance, a piece constructed from imately 200 pieces of origi- nal sculpture are scattered throughout the grounds of Expo 67. (CP Wirephoto) a |prompted by new regulations} In Ottawa, the Commons| By KARIN MOSER |an open area near an Expo ser-|which specify that single per-jopened debate Monday on the | "i MONTREAL (CP)--Expo Si ivices zone, sons must be out of school for at|job-training legislation, which} * has set a precedent among}HENRY MOORE HERE least 12 months and must be at/is based on federal proposals : world exhibitions in its use of} Henry Moore fans will be de-|least 17 before they can be| opened debate Monday on the ee ee sculpture, says W. Arnold Phil-|jighted to see his Locking Piece| trained. \job-training legislation, which ig fas ' lips, chief landscape architect! reflected in a moat surrounding| The law states that single|is based on- federal proposals : " S and designer for the fair. the British pavilion. trainees must have been a part|announced at last October's : Never before has a world ex-| Four metal structures by Ger-|0f the labor force for threejfederal - provincial conference. hibition corporation com mis-|main Bergeron are on Notre|yeats before they can receive|The debate is expected to re- sioned sculpture for a fair for|/hame Island. |training allowances of $35 alsume Wednesday. ; j bed hg ete of pd Michael Pine's steel and j eauty in all its many diverse bronze Wind Pendulum is lo- * FE and unusual forms to the pub-|,. F ' lic's attention, said Mr. Phillips sel od pte Mar Bg New Home Recipe \ in an interview Tuesday night.| nym. 4 re | ° ] "There are ps paicigreoh ain Audrey Taylor's four wood Re ucIng P an unique pieces plac hroughou : ahi is : tha fail grounds," he said. oc ead amg Ape Le It's simple how quickly one|tose bulky fat and help regain hb "These include 55 works in|pirds. will stop many young-| risk lose pounds of unsightly fat/ slender more graceful curves; if the international sculpture gar-| tors and parents as their eyes ee your own home. Make! reducible pounds and inches of ae den located in the park on St. sala *2 5 as yes this home recipe yourself. It's| excess fat don't disappear from 8 2 SS gentle lines of the easy, no trouble at all and costs} neck, chin, arms, abdomen, hips, Helen's Island beside the rose| works little. Just go to your d t m P den and $4 Canadian: works Ks. e ey y' rug store | calves and ankles just return the Garden a Yves Trudeau's cosmic light- and ask for four ounces of Naran|empty bottle for your money commissioned by the fair Cor|house of welded - plate steel Concentrate, Pour this into a/ back. Follow this easy way en- Poraton which can be found in|,ainted blue is located on St.| Pint bottle and add enough) dorsed by many who have tried ' Various areas on the fair|Hejen's Island just beside the grapefruit juice to fill the bottle.| this plan and help bring back i ounds."" Man the Explorer theme pavil- Take two tablespoons full a day alluring curves and graceful a ion as needed and follow the Naran/slenderness. Note how quickly OLATE WORKS ' Not fe ae 4 : Plan, bloat disappears--how much bet- ) Many of the unusual creations , * ot far away stands Moses, a If your first purchase does not | ter you feel. 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