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Q 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, July 11, 1967 . a. a me | = VICTORIA NORTHEY BRIAN BODDY MARY McBEAM + « ¢ CONANT School . «+ KING STREET SR. . «+ DR. S. J, PHILLIPS ~ A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Government Pledges Help For Keewatin Industries TORONTO (CP) -- Stanley Randall, minister of economics and development, said Monday the Ontario Development Corp. will consider financial as- sistance to industries in Kee- watin, where a fire July 3 de- stroyed a flour mill, putting 130 men out of work. Mr. Randall said two ODC advisers visited the Keewatin- Kenora area of Northwestern Ontario last week and advised that some of the men thrown out of work could be absorbed by existing industries if funds were available for expansion. He said he has asked the ODC to consider applications for fi- nancial assistance from com- panies in the area. On Second Count GUELPH, Ont. (CP) -- John| Denies Army Cut | George Reed, 52, of Toronto has} am | BONN (AP)-- Foreign Minis- been charged on a second count gh e1g : of plc se in the death of 65-| HON, STANLEY RANDALL a 7 sm said Monday | year-old Gerrard Mann of! ... promises ODC assistance hee hihi Aeoldea te re | + who died in hospital) oF aie eae and sould fore onday. . ' sec} no decision d ing| Reed was originally chargea| Lindsayite Missing its eggs ae Retr Anne with the attempted murder of/ peTERBOROUGH (CP) --)|Treaty Organization. Brandt Mr. Mann and the murder of/ provincial police and volunteers|said in a radio interview that Beatrice York, 67, of Uxbridge, Monday continued a search be- | Chancellor Kurt George Kie-| Ont. gun Sunday for Hugh Caesar,|singer's cabinet has decided! Mrs. York died in hospital|71, of Lindsay, who disappeared |only that the country's defence | Sunday 10 hours after being Saturday in swampy bush'north budget should be reduced next stabbed in a house in Guelph|of here. Mr. Caesar, a resident! year. } Saturday. bes the Victoria County Home,| '. . had been working on a farm. | Work Resumes | Police Waming (Missing Men Found | winnsor, ont. (cp) -- Pro. ST, CATHARINES (CP)--Po-| duct | : ' ; ction resumed at Burroughs lice are warning parents of} LEAMINGTON, Ont. (CP)--|Business Machines Ltd. here young children between St. | Provincial police said Monday|Monday after a six-day strike ; and Hamilton to be/a_ L man, | by the firm's 200 employees. Negotiations between. the em- New Iraqi Cabinet | BAGHDAD (Reuters) --lragi |President Abdel Rahman Arif |relinquished the premiership {Monday and a new cabinet was |formed by one of his deputy premiers, Lt. Gen, Taher Yehia. : A Rescue Landing LONDON (AP)--A Boeing 707 jetliner carrying 167 passengers |from Cologne, West Germany to | Toronto, made an emergency landing at London Airport Mon- |}day night. The charter aifcraft |was diverted to London when a |fault was discovered in the un- |dercarriage. It landed safely 'jand there were no injuries. : : jion, and the co' s Thieves emptied a lockedjton and his two unidentified | sunday iter fete tool wooden cupboard of a variety}companions, were found adrift! \,.q in bargaining on a of drugs with a wholesale value|in their boat by a United States Fon ear contract The last carl of $250. coast guard patrol vessel. tract expired in February | Police said the thieves may | Di Fi d Child | oe have taken the drugs to Hamil- ; | ton for distribution on the black | Ivers fin : | Savings Restored | market and discarded the other) SARNIA (CP)--The body of a| MIAMI, Fl! drugs after the robbery. seven-year-old Sarnia boy was ingen dhe Ninn) conn overed f the Sarnia gle, ' 5 Ms Bic Boe Remy Ser cn tok eee rer erm ie alice TMY jours after he disappeared from Pie sar ee meng Savings | a fa 7 7 _ 22 , ang $8 § s 4 't y London )reuters) -- An elec-|3 family picnic in nearby Cana- into their ne pens Pg which| tronic device enabling troops to tara Park. | J ' eT . She and Volume had saved for detect advancing infantry or Fire depar ment . uba aivers seven years, now has received vehicles up to 10 miles away|found the body of Glen Shuman >? than $1,200 in contrib was demonstratedsMonday by a after searching for 45 minutes tions ' duces radar firm. The makers, Elliott |!" the basin area adjacent to the They d a Automation Radar Systems Ltd. | Park. the est ot fe ess Maing said the radar unit can detect! & their dr 7 ae leaves' but} a man scratching his neck up} page paar pe le SOR | to four miles away. jslums was considerab] y | dimmed, Re-Open Canal A Volume Dingle fund started ORILLIA (CP) -- There is a |by a group of friends has col-| jlected more than $1,000 in con- chance that the 240-mile Trent| Canal system may re-open to} tributions, and another $200 has | been sent to Dingle's new home, through traffic Friday, officials | said Monday. | Sections have been closed| since June 23 after heavy rains! overloaded the system. The sec- tion from Bobcaygeon to Lake| Simcoe was re-opened Monday. In some sections, the water is flowing at 14 times the nor-! mal rate and usually quiet stretches have become torrents. Governor On Mend! | To Drop Religion | TORONTO (CP) --Permission| to drop religious education cour- been granted to the Metropoli-| jtan Toronto borough of North} York by the Ontario depart- | ;ment of education, The religion course, which consisted of two half-hour les- Sons a week based primarily on| Bible teaching, had -been criti- HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) -- Doc- ore iecs favoring Protestantism. | tors removed a malignant tumor ore Opening exercises, including | from the abdomen of Governor T. C. DOUGLAS the Lord's Prayer and Scripture | iene Wallace of Alabama ++. NDP LEADER readings, will not be affected, | Monday. i The only other schools in Tor- | One doctor said they saw no NDP Closing Ranks oto where relizion is not taugat| cause why she should not are in Forest Hill, annexed to Make a complete recovery. SASKATOON (CP) -- T. C.|the city this. year.' aon! Surgeon Dr. R. Lee|Douglas, national leader of the ---- PON seieeare Aark told reporters a portion|New Democratic Party, said } . of the colon was phaliall 2 |Monday last week's NDP na-| ped ee tional convention did not indi-| EDINBURGH (CP) -- The $20 000 Reward jcate a swing away from Prai-|days may be nun.bered for ' |rie agriculture to eastern labor. | Gretna Green, the Scottish vil- MONTREAL (CP) -- Brink's) Mr. Douglas was commenting |lage bolt - hole for under - age Express Co. has announced a/in an interview on the presiden-|would-be-weds. A government reward of $20,000 for informa-|tial election in which J. H jcommittee has been set up to! tion leading to the arrest and|Brockelbank, 70, member of the|examine the law which allows conviction of persons who parti- | Saskatchewan legislature f or|persons under 21 to marry in} cipated in the two Brink's Ex-| Kelsey, was defeated by James|Scotland without their parents' press holdups in Montreal last | Renwick, 49, a Toronto lawyer. 'permission. | Friday. sot on "ara ee -- A reward of $10,000 is offered for each of the robberies, which | MOVI NG T0 | * D 9 took place within two hours in| . the east end of the city They were the sixth and sev- enth Brink's holdups in Mont- We have room for 3 to 5 rooms of furniture from real in less th 2 ! i i i a p Pca ee 8 xen. with a OSHAWA to WINDSOR or intermediate points. hie csi Bas pr a Van leaving Oshawa July 14th. sorromtens: || UNITED VAN LINES PHOME 723-4811 2 Local Agent: CITY CARTAGE 725-2621 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA | FANNIE HISLOP SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS -- OSHAWA PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS ee r sorrow for the typhoon! Monday night. "on the Jookout for small bottles with two companions on Lake STRATHORD. Gat. (Coie * oe nat oe Frias ee mUgHHy Had ployees, members of Local 195 velopment that depends on the/to their developing into vaster|called an effort to reassure | The Eisenhower lock near miles east of here. iid aes Robert Ford, 27, of Leaming. 0! 'he United Auto Workers Un-/automobile and the freeway is|complexes. shippers alarmed over his con-}Massena, N.Y., is one of two! ses from school timetables has/0f Toronto's Cadillac Develop-|40wn is build more, he said. - trated by departmental stalling FRED CANE KATHY KIRALY LEE FAIRBANKS STAN RACZKOWSKI SUSAN BARCLAY - » « RIDGEWAY SENIOR -.. T. R. McEwea - +. T. R. McEwen ... E. A. LOVELL School . . » RIDGEWAY SENIOR LARRY BUCKLEY -.. T. R. McEwen British White Paper Says Bad Weather | WEATHER FORECAST 'Stops Climb |Unsettled We KLUANE LAKE, Y.T. (CP)--| Canada Loses Tariff Position Foul mountain weather kept! " |members of the Yukon alpine th C | r A LONDON (CP)--The British imports were substantial, given|per cent were affected by of-/ centennial expedition confined ] 00 e ather Battles ir From Nort | government said in a white pa-|the in eee in indus- "4 of tariff Ponngepag |largely to bse'g at ae | per today that Canada will lose|trial tariffs which were one of e government said the! Snow, cloud and turbulence 'P) -- Official,St. Thomas ....... 6 a substantial part of its specail major achievements of the}Commonwealth, which had es-| closed in on the St. Elias Moun- BI Saoa da eR id Ped egg ee i " 7 preferential tariff position injKennedy Round," the govern-jtablished a preferential sanity tains Sunday when a 70-milejq., Kitchener ... i 8 \Britain as a result of the Ken-|ment said. system for member countries in|airlift of the expedition moun- Synopsis: Unseattled weather| Mount Forest ..... 15 |nedy Round of world tariff bar-| "Nevertheless, in some ma-|1932, recognized at the outset|taineers was within about three ersisted over southern and|Wingham .. 5 |gaining. jor sectors of importance to|that the Kennedy Round of bar-|hours of completion. aE veriach Ontario. This|Hamilton . 78 | "The fact that most of our|anada--such as plastics and/gaining would result in sweep-| A ski-equipped Beaver ait-| weather front will be followed|St. Catharines .... 6: 78 | referential imports from Ca: _|paper--the cuts will be a good/ing tariff reductions, including|craft was flying the 'climbers by cooler weather from north-|Toronto ........ 78 e : " 'an"/deal less than 50 per cent andjsome reductions in the prefer-/from the staging area east Of] ectern Ontario touching off| Peterborough . E 15 jada are industrial meant thatlin the case of our agricultural] ences. ithe mountains at Kluane Lake) scattered thunderstorms. This|Kingston ..... 78 cuts in the preferences on these|imports from Canada only 34] Britain consulted with all its|to a-transfer point about 35 cooler less humid weather is| Trenton ... 78 |" EEA aman Commonwealth partners before| miles southwest called "Divide" expected to reach southern On-|Killaloe . 15 cong 3 Specific tariff offers at/at 8,500 feet on a een tario Wednesday morning. Muskoka .. 15 | the Kennedy Round bargaining} When, the weather closed in . amilton, Lo ,| North Ba 15 Guard Of Honor Interrupts table and the consultations con-|36 of the mountaineers had ea Clair, -- Sudbury 4 15 | tinued all through the negotia-|reached their base camps. Five| rie Tiake Huron Niagara,|Earlton'.. 12 ' ] S h tions, the government said, i weathered in at ge Lake Ontario, southern Geor.|S. S. Marie 72 the remaining 11 were still at/sian Bay, Haliburton et 'Pearson's Welcome Speech re sosr mores "ie semuns 28 tee Re ne an ie, In the case of certain prod-| The centennial expedition is humid with scattered showers OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Min-|that struck Japan Sunday, and|UCts, for example motor cars/an assault by four - memberland thunderstorms today and ister Pearson was interrupted/noted that Japan was one of the|and textiles made of or contain-|climbing teams on 13 unclimbed|tonight. Sunny with a few by the guard of honor Monday |first countries with which Can-|!ng Man-made fibres which are|mountains ranging between 10,- cloudy periods 'a little cooler! be ey while welcoming Prince Taka-|ada exchanged diplomatic rep-|n0t admitted free of duty from|000 and 12,500 feet high. The\and less humid Wednesday. | TONE-CRAFT matsu of Japan to Canada in a/resentatives when Canada was|/COmmonwealth sources, the} mountains will be named after! winds light. KING PARK PLAZA Parliament Hill ceremony, jexpanding its foreign service.|Preferential rates of duty will/ Canada's provinces and territor-| Sudbury, North Bay. Tima- Mr. Pearson had just deliv-| That was in 1929. |in general be appropriately ad-|ies--one peak will be named| Le J» cen ered a "ladies and gentlemen"| Prince Takamatsu, younger |justed so as to maintain the ex-|Centennial Peak -- when the Dor eyier de ne ei preliminary when a. stand-at-|brother of Emperor Hirohito,|isting ratios of preference." |climbs are completed. petite Sanen Hay stint ease order boomed out across/said Canada-Japan friendship|~-- oo waparceerana ates =| Variable: eloudineas cane aad the lawns. will be instrumental in main- s Wadden. A" taw ac tered The red - coated Canadianjtaining good relations among Eisenho role Al scattere Guards battalion stood at ease. | Pacific countries. wer Lock Damaged ===: or thunderstorn.s today There were a few titters from; His 10-day Canadian visit be- jand a few showers Wednesday. the crowd of 500. gan in Vancouver July 6. He Warm today cooler Wednesday. : ; W ' = Winds light today westerly 20 Mr. Pearson, on a dais with|flew to the capital from Ed- | 9 the prince and his wife, recov-| monton, on t Stop Seaway Traffic: Weinessss ] ered quickly, saying he was) The prince visits Expo today Forecast Temperatures now at ease. after an official dinner given) DETROIT (AP) -- The St.) He said the first phase of a/Low Overnight High Wednesday Mr, Pearson expressed Cana-|by Prime Minister Pearson|t awrence seaway will continue|$13,000,000 five-year repair job|Windsor ...... see 65 80 operations and there is nojis expected to start in Decem- danger of any shutdown be-|ber after the seaway closes for cause of damage to the $21,000,-|the winter, Contracts are ex- Freeway Travel Seems Obsolete 000 Eisenhower lock, the U.S.|pected to be let in September. seaway boss said Monday. The seaway office in Detroit | Joseph H. McCann, adminis-|Said it received a flood of calis I Ofticer Tells Design Seminar a of the St. Lawrence Sea-| from shippers who had been hed way Development Corp.,|turbed over McCann's published areas and that everything points|made the statement in what hej 'estimony. already obsolete, Alan Arm-| Mr. Armstrong urged that|gressional testimony. American locks in the series of| strong, executive officer of the Canada's urban problems of the| In a statement released by S€ven on the waterway. The oth- Canadian Council on Urban andjfuture be viewed in relationship|his office, McCann said he was|&'s are Canadian. Regional Research, told a semi- to the country's expanding in-|speaking speculatively when he| _The two nations share respon- nar on civic design here Mon- ternational responsibilities. told a House of Representatives) sibility for the seaway. day Cedric Watkis, a Waterloo,| Appropriations subcommittze in e | CANADA'S LARGEST Mr. Armstrong suggested that Ont., insurance executive who|Washington that failure to re- Eat, Drink and | AND FINEST CHAIN OF the automated electric caris chairman of the seminar,|pair the lock would force an in- Be WA Dee Ay would meet some of the trans- said he is more convinced than| definite closing of the 2,342-mile| e RY... HEALTH SPA'S of portation needs of metropolitanjever that under present ar-|waterway linking the Great, Doyou love lots of fresh fruit, cool salads! OPEN SOON | IN : : ae . 4 Be and tall tinkling beverages in hot w areas that will increase in popu- rangements the renewal of|/Lakes and the Atlantic. | Sounds healthy, but sometimes con lation by as much as 60 per downtown commercial areas is The repairs program already |handli il or indul cent in the next decade. a lost cause. has been laid out, McCann said, | can lead to annoying Diarrhea. Then it's | He said neither public de- In Chicago, six per cent ies -- ana are anne eam Te Hiya pal Strawberry | mand nor political authority|downtown retailers go out of : Grasses abd rantteeiteeie re mirees 3 , j cram) id rest: testi coulti limit. the size of these'business annually, he said. 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STRATFORD (CP)-- A semi-| Mr. Diamond forecast ajup in cigarette machines' by! nar on civic design Monday | worsening situation in building|the sackful. The coins were] FOR ° : called zoning bylaw and the/cost figures because of rising|part of a consignment stolen| OIL FURNACES Light, smooth, Ontario Planning Act 'negative | living costs and resultant wage|from the Royal Mint. x institutions" and the Ontariojincreases. He said the public | --------------___ §| craving OSHAWA OVER 6 ' Housing Corp. "'shallow" in its|would have to be prepared to DX -- DX -- DX -- DX) 50 YEARS and labeled attitude towards development. jeither pay more or get less. i ® wed Ephriam Diamond, president | The only way to keep prices| BE WISE: 24-HOUR SERVICE like this... 313 ALBERT ST. 723-4663 ECONOMIZE! $| SAVE $$ ment Corp. Ltd., said zoning by-|_ William Teron, president of laws and the Ontario Planning|. 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Marcel Masse, Quebe minister responsible | visits in the provi1 nounced Monday that eral would make his | at Quebec's city hall. President de Gaulle aboard the Frenc Cruiser Colbert July : ing at Wolfe's Cove, 1 will be greeted by Gov, land Michener. A nonument to P Chomedey, Sie Maisonneuve, stands skyscrapers in Mor Place Ville Marie. M neuve was the found first governor of Marie, which later t the city of Montre: arrived in Quebec i and was governor | years. In the early his small colony was constant Indian | Maisonneuve -- return France in 1665 and ¢ retirement in 1676 domed building. behi statue is the Royal B Canada building.