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2 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Mey 3, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Strict Enforcement Asked Of Auto Trade Agreement MONTREAL (CP) -- The an- nual convention of the Automo- tive Industries Association un- animously adopted a resolution Tuesday which seeks strict en- forcement of the Canada-tJ.S. auto trade agreement and op- poses any changes in the pact. The resolution insists 'that existing legislation be rigidly enforced and that commitments undertaken by the vehicle man- ufacturers under the agreement are completely fulfilled." The association is composed| of both Canadian - owned com- panies and U.S. subsidiaries. The three - year agreement calls for the auto manufacturers to increase their use of Cana- dian parts in new cars by $260,- 000,000 in 1968. The pact is to be reviewed this summer and the associa- tion, which represents parts makers and distributors, op- poses any change. Earl Hughes, the newly- elected president, said the fact that most of the parts manufac- turers in Canada and Ameri- can - owned "is not an impor- tant factor." He said many of these firms have substantial investments in Canada. Medal For Mayor TORONTO (CP) -- Montreal Mayor Jean Drapeau Tuesday received the advertising indus- try's highest award--by video- telephone. In recognition of his "personal drive and dedicated efforts'? for Expo 67, the Asso- ciation of Canadian Advertisers presented him with its gold medal. Hotels Fill Up TORONTO (CP) -- Canada's centennial and Expo 67 are helping to fill this city's major hotels, hotel spokesmen said Tuesday. "It will be hard to get a good hotel room in Toronto after the middle of May," a reservations clerk at one hotel predicted, 13 for a one-day visit to the shrine of. Fatima, commemor- ating the 50th anniversary of the vision of Fatima, the Vati- can announced today. It will be the 69-year-old pon- tiff's fourth trip outside Italy in his four-year reign. Previously he has visited the Holy Land, India and New York. The main theme of the golden jubilee celebrations at Fatima will be world peace. Labor Losses GLASGOW (AP)--The Labor party. lost control of four towns today in Scottish municipal elec- tions but kept power with a re- duced majority in Glasgow, Scotland's biggest city. Conservatives and their allied Progressive party were down- cast after mounting a big cam- paign to wrest Glasgow from Labor rule after 16 years. La- bor also retained control in Aberdeen, another key city, but lost its absolute majority in Dundee. Cattle Starving MIAMI, Fla. (AP)--Beef cat- tle, fenced into drought-parched rangelands, are starving to death as the state's worst drought in 25 years continued today. Cows that survive the lack of feed are going to market 50 pounds skinnier than usual, said Florida Agriculture Com- missioner Doyle Conner. The cattle industry will suffer a $5,- 000,000 loss that will raise the price of beef. Most of Florida--virtually the entire peninsula--has been with- out rain since early March while the sun broiled daily with temperatures pushing 90. PATNA, India (Reuters)--An Indian state official today urged stronger packaging for pow- dered milk being sent here un- der international famine relief programs. A. K. M. Hasan, deputy secre- tary of the Bihar state relief program, said about five per cent of the gift powdered milk received from Canada and other countries arrived in damaged packages. Most of the damage, he added, consisted merely of the outer brown paper carton being torn while the inner plastic bag remained intact. Gold Theft Clue LONDON (AP) -- Photo- graphs of three known crimi- nals, one of them badly scarred, were circulated through the un- derworld today by police hunt- ing Britain's Great Gold Rob- bers. Scotland Yard sources said it was the first break in a nation- wide search for the gang who hijacked 140 gold bars worth £750,000 ($2,250,000) from an armored bullion truck in London Monday. The photographs were picked out by the truck driver and two guards who were overpowered by the raiders. None of them wore masks in the daylight am- bush. NYLON STOCKING 'SAFE AS BANK' EDMONTON (CP) --A woman's nylon stocking is as safe as a bank vault--at least a 63-year-old Edmonton man thinks so. When checked by police Monday in a department store, Edward Arsenault had $12,140 wrapped in a nylon stocking stuffed in his pocket. He told police he had been carrying the money, the pro- ceeds of a gold-claim sale, for 15 years. He was escorted to a bank where police persuaded him to deposit the money. WEATHER FORECAST TORONTO (CP) -- Official forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m. to- day. Synopsis: A northwesterly cir- culation of cold arctic air cov- ers Ontario. Snowflurries are occurring in northern regions with temperatures in the 20s. This cold weather will persist for several days. Even with mainly sunny skies Thursday Cabinet Vetoes Death Penalty |: OTTAWA (CP) --The cabinet maintained its opposition to cap- ital punishment Tuesday, com- muting to life imprisonment the death sentence imposed on Roger Poirier, 28, of Montreal. The Pearson government has intervened. in all death sen- tences since taking office four years ago and plans to intro- duce a Criminal Code amend- ment to abolish 1 punish- peratures in the low 50s will be over 10 degrees below nor- mal. Toronto, Hamilton, London, Windsor, Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, southern Lake Huron, Ni- agara, Lake Ontario regions: Variable cloudiness and cold to- day. Sunny with a few cloudy periods and not quite so cool Thursday. Winds northwest 15 to 20 becoming light tonight. Northern Lake Huron, south- ern Georgian Bay, Haliburton regions: Variable cloudiness and cold. A few showers of rain or rain and snow mixed today. ment at the Sartigmaatry ses- sion opening Monday. Poirier was convicted of capi- tal murder March 25, 1965, for the slaying of Bernard Robi- taille, 25, a fellow prisoner in St. Vincent de Paul Penitenti- ary. His execution had been set for Friday. The latest commutation brings to 26 the number ap- proved by the Pearson govern- ment. Canada's last executions took place shortly before Christ- mas in 1962. Appeals are pending in 17 other capital murder cases. GOGO WITHOUT END The largest discotheque in the world will be open seven days eg for six months at Expo for home, Quarantine BRANTFORD (CP) -- Two Brantford families have been quarantined for 12 days as a result of a confirmed case of meningococcol meningitis in- volving a 1% - year - old child. Dr. C. R. Rudolph, acting med- ical officer of health for Brant County, said "'the disease was caught early and the child was immediately given the neces- sary treatment." 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(Auctioneer -- Myles King) TAKE NOTICE THAT: Nome of Street From Aberdeen work being undertaken. 4. The said Board appoint a time LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE 1. The Council of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa intends to construct, as focal im- provements, sanitary sewers in the following streets between the points mentioned and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work: Simcoe St, North Adelaide Ave. Simcoe St. North 353.0' N. of 2. The estimated cost of the work is $11,243.00. The special assessment is to be paid in fifteen equal annual instalments and the annual rate per foot frontage is 30c. 3. Application will be made by the Corporation to The approval of the undertaking of the said work and any owner may, within twenty-one days after the first publication of this notice, file with the City Clerk his objection to the said approve of the said work being undertaken, but before doing so it may place when any objection to the work will be considered. DATED at Oshawa this 26th day of April, 1967. ESTIMATED COST Per Lineal To Size Total Foot _ Alexandra St. 8" $7,225.00 ar $ 6.69 Connaught St. 8" 4,018.00 11.35 Ontario Municipal Board for its L. .R. BARRAND, Clerk, City of Oshawa. Grade "A" 2 to 3 CHICKENS 35: He FRESH SLICED COOKED HAM 1-LB. PKG. 938° LOW.P SPROULE"S be Ibs. / is Maple Leaf Brand Cryovac COTTAGE 39: ERE RELAY CHICKEN LECS and BREASTS ib eis LE YOUR LIST! JU: Front Quarter | Side of Beef FREEZER FEATURES RED BRAND BEEF -- CANADA'S FINEST Hind Quarter ATs Ib. 566 Ib. 67> ib. 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Pruned Ready to Plant 79: , FOR 'PLANTING --/ 2 @ DUTCH SET ONIONS @ Irish Cobbler and Sabago SEED POTATOES @ GRASS SEED e Vigoro till 10 o'clock SPROULE'S SUPER SAVE CORNER OF KING at RITSON ROAD, OSHAWA Ff . STORE HOURS; OPEN TONITE Wed Inesdey, Thursday, Friday end Sa' Night; AMPLE FREE OFF STREET PARKI Ne -- ny Tu TULLE ETTEEOED a AT QUEEN' W i TORONTO (CP)--T establishing the fram Ontario's participation eral - provincial me scheme were given 5, unanimous approval ple----second reading Ontario legislature T The bills provide ; lishment of a health registration board to registration and bill tions of the Ontario Services Commission Ontario Medical Ser surance Plan. Bryden Cl Of Liberal ] TORONTO (CP) -- Bryden (NDP--Toront bine) told the legislat day he has documen links between the Libe and the Communists Grey North federal |} of the 1940s, when Gen. McNaughton was_ th cessful Liberal candid He was commentin point of personal raised by Eddie Sarg Grey North) who said dian Press story qu Bryden as referring tc North byelection of 19¢ "There was no byel 1962"" in Grey North, gent said. The Canadian Press, port of a legislature s; Mr. Bryden Monday r roneously referred to Liberal Ca Bryden To CONISTON, Ont. (CI iston Mayor Mike Solsk a 'Commie'? by Kenne den (NDP--Woodbine) Ontario legislature Mon challenged Mr. Bryden peat his remark outs house. Mr. Solski, Liberal c: in the new riding of East, Tuesday called N den a "damn liar" and would sue the NDP me the remark was repeat side the house. Members are immuni gal action for statemen make in the legislature "He's lucky he wasn to me when he said t addition to getting a 1: he'd get a punch in th Hydro Strik Talks Adjo TORONTO (CP) -- (¢ of Ontario Hydro and th Construction Council ad talks Tuesday to revie positions on the strike « hydro construction work The officials have bee: ing with H. W. Dickie, O chief conciliation office strike began Monday aft ure of negotiations on contract. The former. agr expired Sept. 30. A spokesman for the la partment said it is e talks will resume in days. The council, represen unions, rejected Friday day postponement of the suggested by William | director of labor relatic Hydro. The walkout threatens Hydro's $550,000,000 cc tion program although workers not represented council were on the jot day. LEAN, MEATY, Ni | INELESS ROLLED BEEF 6 x ra ied Prime Rib LEAN -- BLADE BONE REMOVED Blade Roas!