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THE OSHAWA TIMES, @ Monday, June 26, 1967 Commission Advises CYC By GERARD McNEIL OTTAWA (CP)--Because inl« tial success. is important, the Company of Young Canadians should stay out of the troubled Mackenzie Valley if it begins work in the Northwest Terri- tories, a special study of the CYC recommends. The recommendation arises out of an analysis of the Care rothers royal commission re- port on development of governs ment in the N.W.T. The analysis by Matthew A, Schoenfeld, 30 - year - old CYC member from Ottawa, says there is plenty of room for CYC involvement in the North but suggests that it start in the Eastern Arctic, the Baffin or Keewatin regions. These regions didn't have the 4 "turmoil, conflicts and difficul- ties" of Mackenzie Valley com- munities The CYC might be wiser to stay out of the valley until it had the experience and reputa- tion to cope with the problems jthere, [STUDY REPORT The company meets next month to decide whether to fol- low ;the report's recommenda- lions. ; The study suggested that In- dian and Eskimo high school ALUMINUM GARDEN CHAISETTE 744 SPALDING "TRU FLITE' 7 PIECE SET MISSES SLEEVELESS BLOUSE Comp. at $1.95 Kmart Discount. Kmart Special Discount Colorful vinyl webbed chaisette for lounging on hot summer days! Available in gay shades of Green, Blue, Yellow and Red. and vocational school drop-outs and graduates are prime vol- junteer material. | They might be hired as super- jvisors by the CYC rather than |be dumped back into unemploy- ment after their two-year tour Reg. Kmart as volunteers, the report said. Price Education and health were $37.77 areas where the CYC might f elp northern natives most. '"'Headstart'" programs were ffeeded by pre-school natives. Their parents could use adult Special education courses aimed at help- Discount ing them understand govern- Price ment, medical and hygiene T ) practices and the home environ- TUES. THRU FRI ment school children need. The study contains a number 12/3.00| gu Tues, thru Fri. K MART CREDIT CARD ends, and matching , Blue, Yellow, Tur- 1, and Black. Pop over lightly, with a sleeveless cotton print In airy summer shades! The perfect matchmate for shorts, slims and skirts, Available in sizes 10 to 18, VOVEN SH CLOTHS Kmart Price 88¢ | tack ah clothes f tions f ti cl ish cl ' of suggestions for non - native 15 x 15". For retiable performance on any green, use the volunteers going into the North, Six to a pkg. clubs that make-the best of your game. Men's Volunteers should always dis- left and right hand sets, and ladies' right hand set include; No, 1 & No. 3 woods, No. 3, No. 5, \ No. 7 & No. 9 irons and Two-way putter, / cuss plans with the area admin- istrator, no matter who invited the CYC to the area. Care should be taken not to make promises or raise false hopes. Tues. thru Fri, J \ MEN'S Liquor should not be used as a means to get chummy with the natives. There already is a ATHLETIC SHIRTS --, 2 liquor problem in the N.W.T. and "there is no- need for gO at a and WOMEN'S further contribution to it." ZIPPERED (OVER Unbleached cotton nattress cover, SHORTS Kmart Discount Price SLEEVELESS PRINT BLOUSE Two Lawyers Take Up Fight e oon to end 3ina Pkg. Reg. Kmart Price $1.19 VANCOUVER (CP) -- Two in fel cin: Vancouver lawyers vith a Special $1,500 Jv centennial p ject Discount Tues. thru will try this summer to remove Price C Fri ae hiey a fi on the conscience ° of Canada." ESS COVER . 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Kmart Price $1.67 the Second World War, Iwa- saki, his son and his wife were among some 20,000 West Coast Japanese moved inland as se- curity risks, The family eventually received $13,015.99 in two payments for their 640-acre tract of land an Salt Spring Island off the east Breeze through summer In the Moddest style, the gayest colors, the boldest or Kmart daintiest prints! The tent shift... cool, com- Discount fortable, fashionable and versatile! Right Price for work, right for cocktails, right for You! e Made' from fine Avril and Cotton to resist crease, and available in Misses sizes S, M, L. » Special i iS Discount 3 bie : Price e Comp. at $3.77 a Pkg.. TUES. THRU FRI. cx, 2/00 Special e White cotton knit shirts and shorts as above. preeaunt Tues. thru Available in sizes S, M, L J. Fri, f \ Prepare yourself for the barbecue season with this 24" motorized barbecuel. Features spit and motor, wind hood, ratchet raise and rust resistant sides, coast of Vancouver Island. Mr. Iwasaki, now 81, came to Canada in 1901 and re. turned to Japan 13 years later to. get married. The young couple returned to B.C. in 1918 and by 1940 had made full pay- usive Saat De. ment of $3,950 on their island roperty. diameter. Avail- property in Yellow, Red, SENT TO CAMP juoise. Two years later, he was given enough time to pack two suitcases before he and his wite and son were put on a train for a government holding camp ea |for Japanese in the interior. He was a naturalized citizen at the time. Mr. McLeod said his client's property was placed in control of government custodian, Gavin C. Mouat, who died in 1961. In 1945 the land was conveyed to Salt Spring Lands Ltd., which was under the presidency of Mr. Mouat. Two years later Mr. Iwasaki refused to accept a $4,932.99 cheque for the sale of his land on the northwest side of the is- land. He returned the cheque to his secretary of state. After a year, he received a government reply and a cheque for the same amount which he was told to keep "because that was all he was going to get," > Mr. McLeod said. Candidates Speculate VANCOUVER (CP)--Conser- 3 pe. HOLIDAY LUGGAGE SET : Maia | PLAY GYM SET % . Reg. Kmart Price $2.87 esticived . sonar ' : : eaIG! scoun Comp, at $29.9 Ib Samiieaniian 3 Price rs seen Tues. thru support this outdoor ESS PAD : @ Price . Fri. 'gym' for the small fry. Tues. thru F vative leadership candidate Al- Kmart, twin' swings, the, er ohn Diefenbaker might seek re a ecia wiey election j idates uncle easy qiip handles, reliable locks, Inge capacity i inflatable vinyl, two ring wading poot J Discount fingie am, bars Ew lin ine eld 'dot ensue ap iri. terior, full lining and extra space pockets. Complete tayet' oy to fil ant ccuy defo, Pree e og emi gl 2 ee aes x , Mr. Hamilton and Donald with Pullman, Weekender and Train Case in Grey 54" diameter, 12" deep. TUES. THRU FRI. Fleming are spending the week- end in British Columbia cam- paigning for the party's leader- oe convention in Toronto Sept. 5