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OLLED it Canada inswers ns facing the two neigh- countries and make nendations on most. ign policy: The United has much to gain from a dependent Canadian in international affairs. 1, as a middle power, bag » experiment in interna- relations, and the results se experiments can be on their merits hy the States. ce; Canada, with its of early-warning lines, s the U.S. with the 20 s Vital to the American nce concept. nentaleconomy: The 'ity of the future depends he co-operation between and the United Staves, s will only come about - Americans realize the of their economic power ace realistic restraints ems of the hemisphere: , already deeply d with Latin America | its aid programs, become a member of the ation of American to provide an independ- ce, ease distruct of the States within the OAS rk with the U.S. in "the 0 preserve the security satin nations." :: Canada must realize ssing shortage of usable acing the United States, g the US. its needs provide Canada with a irce of revenue and also raordinary lever' in its ions with its powerful r. te the call by Tupper iley for "a truly inde- - Canada," the authors y are confident that the , historical and political ibility of Canada and the States 'will never per- bstantive disparity" in ls of the two countries. najor goal of both, they nuld be the "building on rth American "ontinent 'able model for relations | and among independ- tions--attentive {o the interests of each, to the prosperity of d compassionate toward an needs of all," STORY First World War y years ago today--in the Duke of Devon- Nypssekeprtageat a of a, signed the mili e bill to brin: =. hit ion. A Russian divi- 8 the Focsani front jecond World War nty-five years ago --in 1942--RAF and 'attack Nuernburg Saarbruecken; 30 prs lost. Soviet planes Jelsinki, Finnish capi- OINTED RAGRAPHS yonders if television sta- on't have time-pieces lit the second in 100 or use in packing in cials during a station there weren't already *h bewilderment in the oday, there is being Chicago a 50-foot statue thing - or + other by range that certain par- 0 wonder where their offspring go and what in the evenings don't them some time. shouldn't expect any favors from a person ely promises anything ard: "I wouldn't say 1b exactly, but he can't total of 20 without tak- iis shoes," S014 ALGNEASA AEA NEALE EAN 1) Abia a PBB AL & BLOOD TRIBE in NATION - WAS FIRST PDOINTED To NATE (M3), 1958) 1,000 PERSONS SWIM DAILY IN POOL AT AJAX swimming lessons each during public swimming moining and as many as hours, The Ajax Aquatic duced several 600 persons use the pool Club which also meets at swimmers. --Oshawa Times Photo the pool regularly, has pro- More than 1,000 Ajax and swimming pool. Pool super- area residents cool off just visor Don O'Brien says about every day at the Ajax about 400 children receive promising Greek-Canadians Protest Ontario County Delegates Against King Constantine |Attend Leadership Camp Hy | TORONTO (CP)--Severallmember Greek community| 'He should have abdicated, If UXBRIDGE -- The Provincial|of other interest groups which thousand Greek-Canadians|gathered in downtown Queen's\he had, the generals would not Junior Farmer Leadership the delegates choose. demoustrated Sunday against/Park to hear a series of speak-|have been accepted by the peo- Training Camp will be held The camp will be organized visiting King Constantine, car-jers accuse King Constantine of|ple or the world." from Sept. 4 to 11 at Genevajin the Indian tribe fashion. The rying placards denouncing him accepting and supporting the ; aie Park, Lake Couchiching. Ap-jdelegates will be divided into; for support of what they called military junta which this April| REMOVED FROM SCENE proximately 75 delegates from five tribes; and members of Greece's 'fascist' military ousted civilian government in! Several counter - demonstra-across the province and. 14 each t will wear distinctive) government. " Greece. jtors shouting "Long live the staff members will participate head dress during the camp Tno young king arrived Sat- king" were hustled from the in the week's program period | |the best float was won by jwon by John Payne. jand competitions, described by) east of Highway 12 prize. The crowd then moved to the are Doreen Jones, RR 1, Ash- S0red by the Ontario Depart-| nearby Park Plaza Hotel where burn, and John Stone, RR 2, ment of Agriculture and Food. | FIND OLD SMOKES | COLCHESTER, England (CP)--Experts believe a store of tobacco found in an_ old| Essex house came from Asia in the 17th century and may: be} the oldest tobacco in existence. LEWIS OPTICAL Established for over 30 yeers 10% King Street West | 725-0444 championships. Angelo Giannakopoulis, secre- the king is staying during his\piackwater. Doreen is 'a mem. ' jthem to deliver it '"through/lected on their work in their Welfare Director Favors |king to withdraw all support for|tive spokesman. allowance program should be/Mr. Baety said. Anne-Marie arrived Jate Satur- today by Reuben C. Baetz of|it. He said he is suspicious of} pout 100 cheered as the eral plan, which pays out about/tinuance of family allowances medium incomes, providing tine really in need," he said. Later ai "We know the king tried to pa he nee | urday to compete in this week's resist the generals, but he is| Les The Ontario County delegates) The leadership camp fs spon-| worlu Dragon class sailing still ignorant and guilty," said The protest started late Sun-\tary of the newly-formed Com- To 7 me bags : ; : ' ty ronto visit. A Toronto police-\ers while John's a member of day pigrnoen reek a as a bd for san Restoration of man refused them admittance|the Port Perry Junior farmers ed 3, 0 'oronto's ,000-| Democracy in Greece. lto present their petition, telling|/Both of these delegates were se- proper channels" at the Greek! junior farmer organization dur- consultate. jing the past several years, says Tho petition called on the|a county agriculture representa-| : ll P the "fascist junta," restore the) The purpose of this camp Is aml y owance rogram civilian constitution and release tg develop the leadership abili- : eae prisoners. ties of the delegates attending QUEBEC (CP)--The family|earning his maximum income, The monarch and Queen | struction will: be. given in maintained and even broad-| Some contended that family|day by private plane from New Program development, social ened. the international confer-|allowances were too costly and| About 100 cheered as the recreation, water safety and ence on the family was toldjhelp persons who do not need| York. swimming, as well as a variety Ottawa, remiss vp sreree tad ha critics lroyal couple left the plane at) poses the Canadian Welfare Council. | «"{ goubt, for example, wheth-|,.o.49 International Airport. : Attacking criticism of the fed'jer people suggesting the discon-|-- | a59 would-be protestors| $500,000,000 a year, he said it/would be ready to divert the|waited at the main entrance,| has been of enormous help to}more than $500,000,000 nowlonly to be disappointed when! youn, families with low and/spent on this program to fami-|+,_ ,ing's motorcade left by is ce without as 7. paw HAS TWO SUGGESTIONS | "Tt has been of particular) Mr. Baetz suggested two} LOSES TOUCH the young man who) ways of extending the plan. | SoUTHAMPTON, England beneiit to the young | has !o assume the expenses of] First, the present monthly)(Cp)--A thief broke into the a growing family while not yet/rates of $6 and $8, depending on/ Hampshire home of clairvoyant ----_----____--_--" | the age of the children, should)yadame Fay and stole her |be doubled or tripled in the crystal ball. "Wnfortunately I N ae F eral |case of one-parent fa milies/did not foresee the crime taking azl S un where the costs of child care|place," she said. d Sat eR ger osama ires.- Batteries auto centre are often high. This was partic-|-- ------------------ Draws Protest i: ularly true where a widow or divorcee with children had to GRADE Xl ARLINGTON, Va. (AP)--A| Second, young couples in dif-| TEXT BOOKS veterans' group protested today |ficulty trying to finance a home| plans of the American Nazi should be allowed to draw| AND F i party to bury! George Lincoln/future payments in a lump} All School Supplies Rockwell in a national ceme-|sum cl At tery with full military honors. Even if only 20 per cent of Party members were await-|the present allowance payments ing a defence department deci-|were diverted, it would make sion on whether Rockwell, lead-|$100,000,000 a year of 'new er of the anti-Negro and anti-money" available for housing. Jewish stormtroop organization,, Mr. Baetz said the lack of 113 DUNDAS ST. W. can be buried Tuesday at the housing may be one of the) ee Culpepper, Va., National Ceme-|greaiest problems facing new| WHITBY 668- tery, 65 miles southwest of/famuses in the decade ahead. (ayaa Washington. " Rockwell's accused assassin, BROCK Monday--Tuesday--Wednesday WHiney One Complete Show at 7:30 ABNER'S BOOK SHOP peeesets aay John C. Patler, 29, faced a pre- ) es liminary hearing in Arlington county court. Counsel for Patler, an expelled American Nazi offi- { You caught the "Pussycat"... Now chase the Fox! cial, said he would plead inno- cent to a charge of murder. He is held in $50,000 bail. PETER SELLERS Police charge Patler -- shot " Rockwell Friday as the 49- : 'AMI j year-old '"fuehrer" sat in his PY car at a shopping centre across| i i a busy street from the run- down 23-acre estate that is) party headquarters. | BRAKE q ae dey xe? 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ON HIGHWAY NO. 2 Between Oshawa and Whitby Please -- No Phone or Mail Orders -- 4 | TTTrrrrettt ttt | Geren | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, August 28, 1967 5 WHITBY PERSONALS MANY WIN PRIZES Blackstock's 106th Fair Attracts 2,500 Persons (Mes Canam, Rig BLACKSTOCK (Staff) --)Mrs. Murray Coates, RR 2,|Dressing" contest was won by Thursday evening at a dinner Many people went home from|Port Perry, won the sewing | William Shortridge and Da'e party for Mr. and Mrs. William Blackstock's 106th annual fair/contest, receiving the Simp-and Marie Van Camp, all of Fraser, Dale and Terri Lynn of laden with prizes. The occasion sons-Sears trophy. Blackstock Buena Park, California. Alse was described as a success by| In the teen-age division, John| For lighter entertainment, the é A . both Durham - Northumberland|Horton, 17, of Blackstock won Linwood Trio performed inter present were Mr. and Mrs, Warden Merrill VanCamp, of | the John Hamilton prize for the mittently during the afternoon, Terry Harlow and Mr. and Blackstock and fair chairman,|largest number of points. doing comedy numbers and Mrs. Stuart Sleeman and Gary, Glen Larmer. | Even attendance prizes were popular songs. Popular and ay of whithy. Mr and Mrs More than 2,500 people at-/given at the fair. square dances in the evening sid : . tended the fair's many events' The oldest person at the fair attracted more than 400 peo- Fraser and family have now and exhibits. From: decorated|was Herbert Hooey, of Biack- ple, who danced to the music of returned to their home in Call- bicycles to antique exhibits and|stock, 93 on the day of the fair, Roy Godfrey's Orchestra, the '°'"'® beauty queens, the fair offered/The youngest was Vincent Blackstock "Shackromes" and something to everyone, younz Mackie, age two months. The Port Perry's 'Barracudas.' _ Mr. "es Mrs. Jim Holton, 208 and old. prize for the person arriving ,A midway was supplied by John St. E, Whitby, visited Several floats were entered from the longest distance was Orono Amusements, and the '088n, Utah, for the annual in the one-half mile long pa-\won by Miss Cynthia Hart, of Master of Ceremonies was Ted Sales training convention for rade, which began at the Cart- Australia Stenceley. Tupperware distributors. wright High School led by Cart-| Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly, CA E JUDGING e wright Fife and Drum Band. Alof Fenelon Falls, married 69 CS?2LE JUDGING CRAFT SHOPS DAMAGED In the cattle judging contest,| Last year's floods damaged large number of decorated bi-|years, won the "longest mar- PA cycles and automobiles were ried couples" award. the Hereford herd of Milton) 7 399 workshops in Florence en- also in the parade. A prize for, The ONO's "Scarecr ow Mish and Son, Indian River.'cazed in Renaissance crafts won the prize for the best beef ------ herd. An Angus steer owned by Brian Wilson. won the title of One Stop - ~- gga In the Guernsey class, Larmer Brothers and , DECORATING SHOP Cartwright High School. Win- ners in the girls' and boys' dec-| orated bicycle contest were| YOUTH KILLED Heather Green of Bethany and| foricar and Richard Smith, | IN CAR CRASH |Harvey Graham were major who tied in the boys' division:)y wHITBY (Staff) -- A |"/nMers. Best decorated auto award was yammilton youth was fatally In a shirt-ironing contest ? injured Jate Sunday after- sponsored by Saywell Leather The fair, officially opened by) noon when his car went out Goods of Oshawa, Mrs. Harold Warden Van Camp, featured a) of control. on wet pavement McLaughlin won first place and large women's display section) on Highway 47, three miles Mrs. Peter Hoogeveen, second @ Wallpaper end Murals @ Custom Ureperies @ Broadioom e = ---------------- CA Paints oad Varnishes Need An Oil Furnace? peniens: Neer Teor oa DODD & SOUTER PERRY DECOR CENTRE LTD. 723-3443 PHONE 668-5862 DAY OR NIGHT 107 Byron St. $., Whitby Glen Larmer as "the largest' Andre Serge Moser, 23, was exhibit the fair has ever had."'| sjone at the time. No other There were baking, sewing and) vehicle was involved. handicraft competitions. : The accident is being in- Mrs. Harold McLaughlin of, vestigated by Constable Mike Burketon won the prize for the Brenan of the Ontario Pro- most points in the domestic) yincial Police detachment at science (baking) contest, win-| whitby. ning the Royal Bank trophy.| When you live in Ontario you've got a good deal going for you. Ontario Progressive Conservative planning means more and better roads. A grand total of 4,000 miles of highways built or rebuilt since 1963. There's room to move in Ontario. Places to go, places to see. Last year, your 98 Provincial Parks, fed by a network of highways the envy of Canada, welcomed 10,000,000 visitors. And "GO" Transit for the commuters of the Golden Horseshoe is the first of its kind in North America. Things happen in Ontario. Think about it! With the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party you've got a good deal going for you. Ontario Progressive Conservative Association 2 Carlton Street Toronto 2 I want to keep things going in Ontario. Please register me as a member of the Association. NAME ADDRESS. ONTARIO PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE iiikt hh inehineddeaeiabannees CARAT 4