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oo. OG: BLE ONLY fresh meat LOBLAWS "@pee*e82t 29 Fear Nigerian Break-Up Could Affect LONDON (CP)-- Breakup of Nigeria would set up a chain reaction reducing Africa to a host of "petty principalities," a Nigerian leader said Monday. Chief Anthony Enahoro made a fervent plea for understand- ing of the federal government's "police action" against the Ni- geriat Federation's wealthy Fastern region, which last month proclaimed itself the in- dependent Republic of Biafra. Information and labor minis- ter in the mixed military-civil- jan government of Maj.-Gen. Yakubu Gowon, Enahoro said Britain should not be neutral in the fight against breakaway jJeader Lt.-Col. Odumegwu Oju- kwu. ' Sketching in the background, Enahoro recalled at a press conferece that Nigeria had been the "showpiece of Africa" THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 19, 1967 J] All Of Africa tegrate,"' the 44-year-old minis- ter added. "Once fractionalization starts, it will certainly result in the further disintegration of su- called Biafra, the former East-| ern region of Nigeria. | "Neighboring states with eth-| nic and other problems similar to ours will in due course dis- integrate, and a chain reaction will be set up all over Africa. Africa would end up in petty little principles. "Each successor mini-state | would be sovereign enough to) acquire foreign protectors and! purchase arms. Such a situa-! tion, with its inevitable disloca- | tions and frictions over bound-| aries, trade and division of as- sets, would produce wars ... the conflagration would become bloodier."" Britain, said Enahoro, should in political development as well as in size. Its future had vital significance to all Africa. SEES DISINTEGRATION "If secession by Ojukwu and/ his group is accomplished, Ni-| geria will most probably disin-| not stand aloof and appear to jbe neutral in this quarrel but should state its support of the| federal government. He said he | did not know whether a federal request had been made for arms. Fulton Blames Pearson For Quebec Problems ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)--E. | the party's Toronto convention proper use of area code num- ' Davie Fulton, member of Par- liament for Kamloops, B.C., in September. He said Mr. Pearson has, Dental Checks For Children Elementary school children in Ontario will have their teeth ex- amined by qualified dental hy- gienists under a scheme of pre- ventive dental service announ- ced by the Ontario County Health unit. The hygienists will also give short educational talks with the aid of slides and motion pic- tures, and cards indicating con- dition of the children's teeth will be sent to the parents for ref- erence to the family dentist. Under the scheme, hygienists will also attend at child health clinics to examine the teeth of pre-school children and give ad- | vice to parents. Later it is hoped to establish | clinics for application of topi- jcal sodium flouride to the teeth of children aged 3 to 5 years vhose parents apply for the service. The program is under the di- rection of Dr. E. F. Shaunessy. City Residents Poor On Phone Many Oshawa people don't|h g know how to use the dial tele-|f 7 phone correctly according to| Bell Telephone of Canada. A company sokesman said) the city ranks high as a centre! for wrongly placed calls. Examples quoted include: im- ber; failure to use. complete seven digit number on toll-free 7 a we i. and a contender for national failed to recognize the problems | calls; dialing the wrong num- | leadership of the Progressive | Conservative party, says the Liberal government of Prime Minister Pearson has failed to keep pace with changing times and the problems of confeder- ation and this is a weapon for Quebec separatists. Mr. Fulton, who arrived in St. John's Sunday to begin a three day tour of Newfoundland, told a press conference Monday he is encouraged by the support he is receiving across Canada for the. national leadership. He declined to be drawn into any discussion on Opposition Leader Diefenbaker's chances or plans for the leadership at The winners and high scores in the games played by the Osh- awa Duplicate Bridge Club, July 3 and 10 were: JULY 3 North and South -- P.. Kau-| Mrs. E. J. Wadsworth and J. F. konen and R. Morris, 112; L.| Patterson, 93; Mrs. M. Smyth jand Miss G. Bovay, Mrs, E. Kidney Given To 12-Year-Old TORONTO (CP)-- A 12-year- old girl and a man of about 30 were in fairly good condition in hospital Tuesday night after re- ceiving kidney transplants from a woman who died just before their operations. Officials at Toronto Western hospital refused to release any of the names until all relatives had been informed. Tuesday's operations brought the hospital's transplant score to 11-10 of them in the past 18 months. Two patients died and one, whose body rejected the transplanted kidney, is back on the waiting list for another. WEEKLY BRIDGE L. Barkell, 91. J. Brady, 147; Mrs. C. A. Bovay | and Mrs. F. Love, 141; S. Offen-| @ Providing your child . obtains of confederation in the 20th cen-|ber, particularly for the com- | tury by refusing to meet with|pany's own repair and operat- the provinces to discuss the fu-|ing departments. ture of confederation has "sown the seeds of real danger to structure" of the country. Mr. Fulton said the Quebec separatist movement is a_ se- rious thing and should be taken) seriously although he doesn't} believe too many Quebecers are separatists. Mr. Fulton, who said he is not) given to making predictions, be- lieves the next federal election) will be held off until late next} summer or early fall. He is sure there won't be one during | centennial year. Peel and Mrs. R. Morris, 94;) Mrs. W. Medland and Mrs. C.} Davies, . Drummond and| >| East and West -- Mrs. (¢ Bowra and Mrs. R. Fleming, 97; Stewart and J. Coles, 90. JULY 10 North and South -- E. Coles Mrs. K. Marden, 176; Mrs. W. |Medland and Mrs. C. Wadsworth, R. Niglis and Mrs. J. Simmons, 148. | East and West -- J. Patterson | and Mrs. R. Heron, 185; Mrs. A. V. Silgailis and Miss G. Whidden, 178; M. Maly and Mrs. back and Mrs. W. Heron, 137. LEWIS OPTICAL Established for over 30 years 10% King Street West 7 4 and S. A. Coles, 177; Mr. and\ Davies, | 150; Mrs. E. M. Culp and Mrs. | For appointment call -- The company asks that call- ers first check numbers with the directory, study the dialing procedures in the front pages and if still in doubt, ask the operator for assistance. "Incorrect use of the tele-| phone not only harrasses the | caller, but all those who re-| ceive calls as a result of it," added the spokesman. REFUND COSTS MONEY ATTLEBORO, Mass. (AP)-- Frederick Coughlin's Massa- chusetts state income tax re-| turn showed he had a rebate of one cent due. Coughlin exhib- ited the cheque to his triends pointing out it cost the state five cents postage to send it.| But the item charge at his bank | is 10 cents--so to deposit it would cost him nine cents. 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