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gages BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE é Two Youths Remanded R DOUBLE BED THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, May 4, 1967 7 FOR ADMIRAL? St. Clair Balfour Re - elected NEW YORK (AP)--'May- . . pee ie, bib oe be T shouldn't say tis, bt | TQ Presidency of Canadian Press. eon, On Charge Of Pilfering | '.'e2s.0".2.c0"" Pe nape rbergia as TORONTO (CP) -- St. Clair, Winnipeg Trib i ayments Asking the question was |pajfour, Seeunt of Southain per Aa reported 4 ya w As BOWMANVILLE -- Two Bow-| The accused, Thomas Scown,| blonde Sandra Hilder, 22, | Press Ltd., was re-elected presi-|co-operative's operating position manville youths were remanded|25 Elmsdale Avenue, Scarbor-| the Australian girl who |dent of The Canadian Press by|and Gillis Purcell, general man- 05 to June 6 for presentence re-lough, a retailer of Christmas| stowed away under an ad- nis fellow directors on Tuesday.|ager, on details of the news ports in magistrate's court here|trees, pleaded not guilty. Ma-| miral's bed on the U.S.S. | Stuart Keate of Vancouver|service. 58 Tuesday following their convic-|gistrate R. B. Baxter adjourn-| Long Beach in hopes of get- |sun was re-elected honorary| The annual meeting elected ? tion after pilfering the coin boxjed the case to May 9. ting to California to see her | president; R. A. Graybiel, Wind-/nine directors for two « year 10 in a laundromat. Ronald Cupit,| sam Manetta, the owner of| Sailor boyfriend. She flew to {sor Star, first. vice-president; |terms. By regions they are: : 16, of 42 Prospect Street plead-|, oo acres. siad he had engag-| 1r°, United. States Monday, and J. R. H. Sutherland, New| atantic: B . Is \ 'i 63 ed guilty to possession of sto-|'" : her passage paid by bene- iGiasgow News, second vice-|..; Bi A apsied rain ti } len dimes and Alan Cowles, 16,|¢4 the accused te cut trees and} factors. ia has (President. Times, Liberty Street North, to the|prepare them for market. A} "That's called 'rank has | 41010 Gratton, Ottawa Le|,French- language: Claude m for 7 years theft. count ehiowed tie total was 1,000 its, priviiges' He Droit, and W. J. Blackburn, |R¥am, Montreal Le Devoir. : RAPE CHARGE trees short of the count submit-| Rc's 'Tonight show. London Free Press, were re- ee alter O'Hearn, Charged with the rape of ajted by Scown. At a later date} wise Hilder was a guest = to the executive com-/' pot tie Graybiel: N. D. FEES: With 15-year-old girl, Selby Steeves,/the accused was found on Man-| on the program Tuesday Officers were chosen by the|Hamilton, Galt Reporter: and eement that CHATTING AT THE char- --_ the GM Institute Alumni As- '33; John Larmond, '54; GM Institute at Flint, Mi- |of N pene in| etta's property with 39 ever-| night, board after the annual moeting|Beland Honderich, Toronto Star. 968 are ever ter on Sd cage sociation are, from left: Al Jack Elliott, '33; Charles chigan; and Alan Dickson, sewed pd bo gage - greens, 20 of which appeared 7 lor CP, the national news-gathe . Prairie: Basil Dean, #Gtie tial arrange- Central Ontario Chapter Evans, '35; E. H. Walker, Tutt, dean of engineering, Kod crag of the new g ter csiior chatee warlts have thin frehly cal, on 0 HINT FOR HIPPIES " |ing co-operative, attended by|ton Journal; and RS. Malone, e f - remanded on bail to the same| truck Guitarists can tune their in-jnewspaper executives and edi-| Winnipeg Free Press. é s by the conventional|tors from across Canada. B.C.: W. A. Irwin, Victoria sds and we'll Osh El t d P d t date, Scown said some trees are atbumiants ©) "i ? awan ec 3 Tesl n Water Board 'A charge laid by the hum-loften missed after the cutting |@epnone dial tone, E flat. Mr. Balfour, who represents/Times. e ' d ane society against Elmer Hug- - a = big. gy ree wry | OfGM Institute Association Need Stresed 22cm sacs caries ns 1 u : ress "i . companions were picking these journed for two weeks, Huggins). when st ped and that Mr. ISHAWA ie|is alleged to have failed to pro- H i. Cc. pro-|Manetta still owed him more Alan Dickson of Oshawa was|Mr. Dickson, a graduate of the|only 743; of these, 53 per cent i rod ait Wotlesky Ceneae vide pe iia food, shelter and|than $1,100. 531 pvctatal _erdeegl be a rr nnd wre Pigs the "cig . hg top 10 per = Of|needs a Canada-first national|care for seven dogs. ral ario Chapter o' ejcharter from -Arthur MacDon-/|their h school graduating GM Institute Alumni Associa-jald, Middleport, N.Y., repre-|class with the remainder close re agg FE Ba en sarge i oe _ ee | ae tion at the charter meeting|senting the GMIAA board of|behind. provincial participation. |"Day of the Trees' in the local EXPO held in Toronto and attended directors. Students at the school have] m. ¢ tive leadership |COUt: Some of the morning and ur 6 Mab by 46 Canadi gineering| The remainder of the offices|full advantage of computers. did roa Fk Cs ai o eluy| most of the afternoon were tak-|If tim 'treo, ror inten, Premeen & 0 '67 graduates of the institute. were also filled by Oshawa|Not only is work done by stu-//iNr ee ° e° 8 Onellih | | on up with the hearing involv- | frie. end Stove. Sleeps 6. $100. The new chapter is the 19th|men: Joseph Pinto, vice-pres-|dents via computer but the re-| Vulcan | ae fd a aes ; at one FFICE of its kind in Canada, thelident and George Weisz, secre-|sulting grades are processed|/ coeten ii eek ae ing - oe : sunes 728-8253 United States, and the world.|tary-treasurer. by a computer. % 4 trees from a Pontypool grower. It was officially opened when| The institute boasts a faculty a always had enough good ACCOUNT EO, of 240 with a student enrolment : ® . ie ' Dynamite Stick . (<2, mttaer, oot. Wide Discussion |, Te 18 tederal agencies work-|| popbrrmalagaisnt Mutt Attached To Car WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Police released a man after question- ing Wednesday night following what they believe may have been an attempt to kill a Wind- sor man by dynamite earlier in the day. Police said a etick of dyna- mite attached by wires to the ignition system of a car owned by Fred Bigness, 56, did not explode when the car's fan sey- ered one of the wires. Mr. Bigness, part-owner of a service station and an employee of a fire equipment manufac- turing firm, told police there were wires leading from the explosive to the car's ignition system. More than 2,800 applicants were turned down last year but according to Charles Tutt, dean of engineering, this situa- tion will be eased somewhat by expansion of the institute in Flint, Michigan. Dean Tutt outlined the work- ings of the institute saying that a nine-month program of con- tinuing education is now in its third year covering engineer- ing, materials, processes, com- puters and control systems. The institute, in existence since 1931, claims comparable standards with other United States schools and works on the basis of a co-operative sys- tem with GM divisions sponsor- ing all students, Of last year's 2,942 appli- cants the institute could take Of Store Hours KITCHENER (CP)--About 40 Ontario municipalities have for a year been discussing plans for uniform store hours and holiday closings, it was learned Tuesday. The discussions follow an ini- tiative from the city of Hamil- ton. The discussions were re- vealed when Kitchener retail store owners Tuesday night sub- mitted to city council a petition asking for a bylaw covering uni- form hours of closing for busi- ness days and holidays. M. W. 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