18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 30, 1967 ! M s | Jabout one per cent of the total] who admitted to being religious 1 oe rene agistrate Wwo- @ar urve OWS adult population, of these, 989/are 30 years old or younger--in RESERVED SEATS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE OR BY PHONE 1, ; . suit fhe Hale oo .{line_ with the widely accepted bt - Centennial Canoeists Beach Steps Aside ee ee ae ee prem w, a | S Ld t Citi R li . : | most successful with young peo- RUMBIA PICTURES PRESE y | 1Z ns us The survey determined that|/ple who have known only a BUZBBETH Ce. oe I C i IF VIP W ] LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Mag- ovie t e e 1910 only_three_per_cent_of_those|Soviet education. _ NY istrate Donald B. Menzies Tu@s-| yoscow (AP) Tw j AN : : neuf : MOS / _ enty-|450 miles east of Moscow, It aiken n apl 0 or e come day stood aside in the coed one per cent of the people pap bea two years to complete. RECORD-BREAKING WEEK ! Pe against five strikers charged/tigned in a survey made in al Nauka I Religia--Science and . By JOHN SLINGER voyageur of the pageant and, at|following egg-and rock-throwing |iarge Soviet city said they are|Religion--the official. macart H-E-L-D O-V-E-R Wie E a idl THRONES y \52, the oldest paddler, The disturbances at the strikebound| rejicious it di 3 bl ge are briicial magazine BUPION ZFFRELL ROYAL FMS OTTAWA (CP)--The centen-|?*, 1 da Vfwearccid, Geoffiimmeo "Lid. plant in London|" gious, it was disclosed Tues-|of Soviet atheism, published a PRODUCIION OF INTERNATIONAL /FAL _ nial voyageurs splashed ashore|Youngest is 17-year-old Geoff F Ld. lday. |report on the survey, The mag- Se oe me a a eee Gee eee PRODUCTION ' at the capital Tuesday. eg eer ga oo age sistrate had' come|., rhe Survey was the first of|azine did not say why it did this P ? A crowd of more than 7,000 yp en" geueitie Laer . < {ils kind observers could|but the purpose was apparently T | cheered the 60 paddlers as they|"eY has been "a gruc ling under criticism' for comments! remember being published in|to warn that religion still has a ap Ss awa , hauled: th 400-po d canoes| ordeal all along. n court that anyone convicted this officially atheistic country,|hold on a large part of the! Met. Wed,, Set. end Sun. 2 P.M. o D EON ; one sa) De ds a | _Pride in their province or ter- of violence at the strife-torn| where a thoroughgoing cam.| Public. | 9 . One Showing et 8 P.M. [es F onto the beach 97 days andi itory and pride in Canada. is plant would "not be dealt with|ssign has been waged' during | M , ] mith Lowe Office Open Deily 12-9 P.M. ocky Mountain ouse, Alta., ry 4é ' ' ' 5 © n nr Z niver- where their journey began May] said. ka eee SbPoIER cole Atl ELK Ors. Were FO MOnr: sity and the city's' medical For Choice Reserved Seats Call ° 24. ravage pala . remanded until Thursday to} The survey was made inlinstitute conducted the survey. : Today they are to be received! "Bach of the 100 paddiers--- appear before another magis-|Kazan. a city of 900,000 located They questioned 4,710 persons, 725-5833 725-5562 by Governor-General Michener only six paddle at a time--will trate on charges of wilful dam-| MGMpresents Acar | and later are scheduled to haul) receive $1,000 for their effarty, age, obstructing and assaulting : THE STORY OF THE | --o ne -- = --_ their 10 canoes to Parliament while members of the first. sec- policemen They are free on ROY te | ak 2.2.8. 2.9.9.2 oo DD 2 oD DD D> Bod Hill for a welcome by Prime/ond and third place crews wil! personal bonds. IMMORTAL HANK she | , ENIERIA * . * Minister Pearson. receive an additional $1,500, 4 'date for resumption of ORBISON TERI AN 5 At their Tuesday arrival they $1,000 and $500 each. balla ro mia officials of Emco 7 : : f 7% HIGHEST RATING, the most * | were greeted by a flotilla of Greg Cowan, a 20-year-old [{d. and striking members of ' "AMES CLAVELL'S ' ° : | unique drama ever filmed... Lee * FO rowboats, powerboats, sail-/engineering student from Chat |ocal 2699, United Steelwork-| ig . > a 1 : ea" | Marvi tural for the rol * boats, a square-rigged brigan-|ham, Ont., said it was. sal's- ers, is expected to be set soon. PRODUCTION OF arvin a natural 10 Ba.» Che sd Tene et yea aca Sel OA | 'TO SIR, WITH LOVE" |X i200 Ce =m ona wan fald 16 ine VORR: gay Seeger bre issue apparently partly i 7 ie METRO GODWIN NEY mt, incidents... * ngs - 2 D arot ' -- 1:30 - 3:20 - 5:25 -7:30-9: KENNE AN { ; TAtiee salle sh Wiex: Mlotns evs. ot pacing, Tea ay TIMES -- 1:30 - 3:20 - 5:25 - 7:30 - 9:30 NNETH HYMAN PRODUCTION suspense reaches =f vette: those oy fellows {round met 50--some girls--that's hos- Hane i the SER workera| GEORGE HAMILTON: SUSAN OLIVER | = an almost x ty far i 1, its to see} pj a Kn eke 3 | , llio: there are. atl some. rugeed| sn Jby Bmmeo to continue plant) RED BUTTONS: ARTHUR O'CONNELL | * ge parlor " : The standings: production and insists they! in PAN | 4 arlo ee thay' Haally arrive at} Manitoba 507:21.51 ee KS | te WY. Di sp as ar Expo 67 they will have covered| British Columbia 509:41 55 R. W. Read, personnel mana- PHONE 723-2643 , 4 oe * come 3,283 miles of Canada's water-| ajherta 511:33.45 ger for Emco, said Tuesday zk gE ERNEST CHARLES ct ever } ways, portaged 60 miles, pad-| Ontario 514:13.43 here: Would be no sient dla a | MARVIN BORGNINE BRONSON * oe died more than 40 days in the) New Brunswick 516:25.11 of non-union employees when a x contin i A ' a, : ln alae new contract is signed and the Jim JOHN RICHARD rain and endured about 100! cashatchewan 518:52 ConA ft nights of parties. | Quebec 520:17:38 pat kon. a | x BROWN CASSAVETES JAECKEL he MANITOBA LEADS Northwest Territories | GEORGE TRIN! RALPH ROBERT * W raw | 524:09.16 The Manitoba crew leads the/°4:0)05 - IZZA KENNEDY LOPEZ MEEKER RYAN * a race in elapsed time and. won|} Nova Scotia 342:16.2 Teuy OUNT Cy the 214-mile spring after their) Nova Scotia 542:16.2 Phone 723-0241 } * End arrival here in nine minutes, 31) or 728-0192 SAVALAS WALKER * seconds--10 seconds later than) ACCENT ON FORESTRY ROBERT y SAR second-place Saskatchewan. Elmia 67, the European Agri EPI'S WEBBER Wj 4 employe Col. 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