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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 23, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE TV, Radio Stimulate Need For More Information Amy M. Hutcheson, of New Westminster, B.C., new. presi dent of the Canadian Library Association said in Ottawa Thursday that TV and other § electronic media help libraries @ because they stimulate desire for more information which libraries are abie to provide. Shield For Cars OTTAWA (CP) -- A large white shield of reflecting paint will mark RCMP cars used for patrol traffic control, the federal po- lice force announced Thursday. The shield, which will carry the RCMP's crest, and initiais in four - inch black letters, will facilitate identification of the police vehicles. Wife Inherits TORONTO (CP) -- Retired manufacturer Samuel Bateson Beare of Toronto, left an estate of $1,035,284 it was revealed on probation of the will. His wife, Isabel Margaret will receive $10,000 cash and the income from the invested residue. On work, particularly in|¥ * AMY M. HUTCHESON . new president Huge Tusk Found CEDAR SPRINGS, Ont. (CP) her death the residue income|A magtadon tusk estimated be- will revert to his only son, Bateson Francis Beare. Splake For Huron MAPLE, Ont.-(CP) -- The lands and forests department predicted Thursday that within a few years splake will be- come permanent residents of Lake Huron, eventually replac- ing the lake trout eliminated by sea lamprey. Splake, a hybrid developed by department scientists, grows faster than either of its parents lake and speckled trout. It reaches maturity between from one and three years, five years earlier than lake trout which often were destroyed by lam- prey before they could spawn. The department expects splake to spawn at least once before reaching a size that invites lamprey attack. A pied membership meet- ing of the Oshawa. Riding Asso- ciation of the New Democratic Party will be held Sunday, June 25, 7:30 p.m. in the S teel Work- ers Hall, Oshawa. Members will be informed of the progress | made in the membership cam. | paign and the door to door can.- | vass now being conducted. | CHARGE DROPPED | John Grieves, 107 Thomas St. had his sentence suspended for a period of six months when he appeared in Oshawa Magis- trate's Court for sentencing on June 16, on a charge of ob- structing police. A second charge of minor consuming of alcohol was dropped by the crown. CHOIR AT HILLSDALE The 50-voice choir of St. Hed- *s School will perform at dale Manor at 3 p.m. Sun- day. The recital is being done as a part of Senior Cititzens' Week although the week offic- fally ends Saturday. Miss Paul- ine Durkin will conduct the one-hour performance. | CAUGHT EELS IN STREET KING'S LYNN, England (CP) Fisherman Gus Routlege cor- nered the market in eels caught, not in the sea off the nearby Norfolk coast, but from a hole in a street inthe centre of town. | Workmen discovered an under- | ground river while repairing a sewer. Gus caught dozens of eels. "'Some of my pals have | had a rare feed off them," he} said. NEW NOTES DELIVERED | The Reserve Bank of Austra-| lig has delivered about $22,500,- | 000 worth of new Australian | five dollar notes to banks. 5-Y ear Guaranteed Investment Certificates NOW EARN 612% per onnum for five years by investing in Guerenteed investment Certificates ere Gueranteed---es te Principal end interest. Flexible--may be used os Col- lateral for loans. Redeemable--by Executors in the event ef death, Authorized--os Trustee Act In- vestments, CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST & SAVINGS CORPORATION 19 Simcoe St. N., Oshewe 723-5221 23 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-2527 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS and SATURDAYS | with | prairies. tween 6,000 and 12,000 years old has been found by a Cedar Springs area gravel operator near Lake Erie. The tusk, mea- suring about five feet long, was found Wednesday by loader op- erator Milton Crawford. It was dug out 12 feet deep in gravel. Premiers Protest WINNIPEG (CP) -- Prairie premiers acted in concert Thursday to protest the federal government decision to be- gin implementing recommenda- tions of the Carter royal com- mission on taxation this fall. The premiers drafted a tele- gram of protest to Prime Min- ister Pearson during a one-day meeting of the Prairie Eco- nomic Council, an organization they set up a year ago to deal problems affecting | Traffic Resumes BURLINGTON, Ont. (CP)-- Traffic on the Buglington Sky- way, restricted to two lanes since April 12 for repair work resumed its normal, four ~ lane WEATHER FORECAST _ TORONTO (CP) -- Official forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m. to- day. Synopsis: Cloudy, showery across the north will continue into "Saturday. Across the rest jof Ontario skies will he mostly clear today, variable cloudiness and a few showers Saturday. Toronto, Hamilton, London, Windsor, Lake St. Clair, Lake flow Thursday, one day ahead of schedule, TORONTO (CP)--A new ap- proach to attract young Roman Catholics to the priesthood will be discussed here next week at the annual meeting of Serra In- ternational, a Roman Catholic lay organization. |Erie, Lake Huron, Niagara, |Lake Ontario, Haliburton, south- ern Georgian Bay regions: New Approach [Mostly sunny a. Skies Mostly Clear Today, Few Showers Saturday Montreal and Ottawa regions: Widespread for during the early morning dispersing and becom- ing mainly sunny by late morn- ing. Sunny with a few cloudy periods this afternoon. Satur- day variable cloudiness with a few showers later in the day. Temperatures near normal. Light winds. Forecast Temperatures Low overnight, high Saturday Windsor ....sseeee- 80 St. Thomas eee London .. Kitch 'of a few showers. Not much change in temperatures. Winds light today and southerly 15 Sat- urday. Sudbury, North Bay, northern Georgian Bay, Timagami, Al- goma regions: Variable cloudi- ness and a few showers today. Saturday cloudy and cooler with Celibacy VATICAN CITY (Reuters)-- |Pope Paul said today the Ro- }man Catholic church will al- |ways keep its rule of celibacy ifor clergy despite a_ critical shortage of priests. The Pope's pronouncement on the controversial issue of celi- |bacy was contained in an en- cyclical entitled Sacerdotalis |Celibatus (priestly celibacy) is- |sued here today. (ios | To Nigeria OTTAWA (CP)-- T. P. Mal- one, 52, Canadian ambossador |to Iran and Iraq, has been ap- |pointed high commissioner to | Nigeria, the external affairs de- |partment announced Thursday. He succeeds John H. Cleveland | who was appointed ambassador to Columbia and Ecuador. Pastor Leaves TORONTO (CP)--Rev. W. G. \Berry will leave the Avenue "home" for the hippies of York- of Glebe Church in Ottawa. He Says a younger man is needed {to continue the work of provid- 'downtown Toronto. a few showers. Winds southerly 15 today and northernly 15 Sat- urday. | White River, Cochrane, west- jern Janes Bay regions: Mostly lcloudy with showers today, Var- liable cloudiness and a few show- ers on Saturday. Continuing jcool. Winds light. ' Mount Forest Wingham .. Hamilton .. | St. Catharines Toronto .+..++4s Peterborough Uniform Previewed LONDON (CP) -- Londoners today had a preview of the full- dress uniform Governor-General Roland Michener will wear when he greets the Queen on her visit to Canada next Thursday. A dashing costume with plumed, cocked hat, the uniform appears in photos in Tailor and Cutter trade magazine, modelled by a partner in the firm that made it. A spokesman for the Saville Row firm, J. Dege and Sons Ltd., whose subsidiary Wilkin- son and Son has long been ap- pointed tailor to the Queen, said Pete ay ab NEW YORK (AP)--The Na- tional Broadcasting Co. says it has learned that New Orleans District - Attorney Jim Garri- son's chief private investigator recently told Senator Robert F. Kennedy that there is "no basis in fact and no material evi- dence in Garrison's case for an ination plot t late President Kennedy." Garrison contends the assas- sination was the result of a conspiracy and disputes the Warren commission finding that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone the makers had to move smartly to have the garment--particu- larly the lace work--ready in time. It was sent last Friday to Ottawa. That was in April when the new Governor-General was jour- neying from New Delhi, where he had been high commissioner, to Ottawa to take up his ap- pointment. The outfit is desctibed as an coatee and overalls." The em- broidery alone took six weeks Sault Ste. Marie... Kapuskasing ...... White River ....... Moosonee ..++++005 Timmins ........+. 45 CUPE Asks Few Strikers 'To Return To Hydro Jobs QUEBEC (CP) -- The Cana- dian Union of Public Employees today asked several strikers to return to their jobs with Hydro- Quebec in a gesture to improve |staggered - area strike which began May 8. Premier Johnson had said he would intervene with legislation if a general strike at Hydro en- the climate of negotiations to|dangered public security. lend the strike. | Andre Thibodeau, Quebec di- rector of the union, said 4,000 workers were on strike and | about 4,000 still on the job today, |but even more strikers might |be called back later. | The union met Thursday night {Road United Church he terms) with Hydro in the first negotia- tions since last week, Hydro agreement reached during five weeks of mediation. |" More than 5,000 Hydro work- | But President Louis Laberge of the Quebec Labor Federation indicated in an interview that the CUPE would never call what he described as "'a total strike." Supervisory personnel have maintained electrical service throughout the province since the strike began with special un- ville to take over the ministry| employees rejected Monday an|ion teams remaining on the job to repair breakdowns. 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