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REFUSES MONDAY, SEPT. 25 Order of the Eastern Star; WHITBY -AJAX CALENDAR {Whitby Hospital Volunteers THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 25, 1967 § DECORATION ' Co-Op Credit Union banking|Ajax Happy Melting Shadows s se oeges Sister Sheila Gordon, Noble EALI night; Whitby Baptist Church|TOPS Club, Pl W t A t t a oT ae Hl H NG Explorers; 1st Whitby Scouts; | an in er Cc 1Vl 1es Leong < Gee Fak Piloting or Whitby General Hospital FRIDAY, SEPT. 29 se F ice- Women's Auxiliary; St. John's| Red Cross Senior Citizens') wriITBY Staff) -- The Vol-|wards for social programs, it ange Rg eas ene Anglican Church 'Ruth WA;|Club; Co-op Credit Union bank-|unteers' Association of the On-|was suggested more interest|announced that Sister Gwen Vimy Ridge LOBA 639; St.|ing night; Salvation Army Tim-|tario Hospital, Whitby, started|groups be developed, such as|Halton will receive the decora- Celestial Navigation F PUBLIC OPINION erved) th has not altered in en years. A solid seg- es in the effectiveness es, about the same as ig majority -- 74% -- ving sense of material- ected the nation's atti- curing disease, the ito homes throughout assessment. Quebec is ulty of translating the into French with the in both studies: ing as healing diseases 1953 TODAY 14% 16% 73 74 13 10 100% 100% d are less likely to _ and more likely to n those with a Publie ng table shows. lic High 001 School University %, 12% 11% : 76 78 12 5 1%, = 100% 100% mits ge A itn y Foremost Leadership rehensive banning ant ity laws. ese are still in effect. ogress toward establish of the proposed bantu ; or self-governing Africa ories within the country' sent borders has gaine impetus. This is the ult! aim of apartheid--tha \fricans should be free t themselves in politicall omous states closely cq iting with but separate the whites. re emphasis also is beir d on the creation of bord: tries, industries which w« | "white" South Africa ¢ borders of the bantustan requiring the African labo . The areas planned fa antustans themselves hav ally no industries. rster has kept up a bitte k on the United Nations pest criticism has com the UN move to brin; vendence to the largel 't territory of South-Wes ica. South A' ha 'ed the UN vote cancellin, 120 League of Nations mat over South-West Africa. hough Vorster has denie is a split in his party > is evidence that extrem -wing Afrikaners woul: to see him take a harshe against South Africa's cri oth internal and external. fence spending is bein, ted. le want to co-operate wifi peoples of the world, wor them and do our share it is a condition that cous and peoples must accep is we are," he has saié are not prepared to b pted only if we reform oui : His 1ISTORY 513--Vidkun Qutsling rame Norway's sole polit- | leader. First World War rifty years ago today--in 7--British positions {ween Tower Hamlets 1 Polygon Wood on the 'stern Front were pierced two points in German acks, Second World War Twenty-five years ago lay--in 1942--the destroy- Somali and the mine- eeper Leda were lost in a nvoy returning from Rus- . Japanese reported one their submarines as erating in the Atlantic. *) ie iT SINGLE MIGRATION of ) ANd CULTURED FAMILIES 16 ISTORY WAS THE COMING ITED EMPIRE LOVALISTS = MOST 19 18 MARITIMES ITE FRUIT PROVIDES E THAN 50 SPECIES TLE CHEW CONTENTEDL' ATE LEAVES -- BUT 'DARE TOTOUCH 17 / ALGOR FEATURES ~ LONDON, ONTARIO $ More than 100 patients of Ontario Hospital Whitby were entertained with a bonfire Saturday night at the beach near the hospital grounds. This event was sponsored by an Oshawa bowling group, Kiwanis BONFIRE FOR ONTARIO HOSPITAL PATIENTS clubs from Dunbarton, Ajax and Bay Ridges, and a women's group from Bay Ridges. A wiener roast top- ped the evening. William Talbot acted as master of ceremonies and co-ordin- ator of volunteers and Miss Louise Hart assisted. Pa- tients and staff participat- ed in a sing song. A pro- gram is being planned for fall activities. (Oshawa Times Photo) Intermediate "B" Club Organized In Whitby By CLIFF GORDON WHITBY -- A_ group of hockey enthusiasts have organ- ized an Intermediate "B' Hoc- key Club in Whitby. At a meeting held in the Whitby Arena, an executive was elected to handle the business of getting the spade work done for the coming year. The ex- ecutive while elected, is serv- ing on a temporary basis until things are finalized. Elected as president is Dave Godfrey; vice president is Roy Howe; secretary is Ron Moore with Don Tebble as treas- urer. Named to the board of direct- ors are Wayne Stark, Garry Kennedy, Ivan Terry and Mike Gray. Whitby will be grouped in a seven, and possible an_ eight- team league. The "B" teams in the league would be Port Hope, Uxbridge and Whitby, with "C" teams coming from Port Perry, Little Britain, Wood- ville, Sunderland and Newcastle. This group will be known as the 'Western group with Kings- ton, Belleville, Trenton, Picton, Napanee and Campbellford mak- ing up the Eastern section. | If the Western group is a) seven - team league, the teams) |will play a 30-game schedule.| \If eight teams enter, they will play a total of 28 league games. No definite source of sponsor- ship has come to light but the enthusiasm of the fellows soon came forth as funds for bond and entry were needed immed- iately. This did not prove to be any problem as the fellows who attended put up the needed cash, The "home" night for the Whitby team will likely be Wed- nesday night with Thursday as an alternative. Their colors will be blue and white. PRACTICE ON TUESDAY Brad Gordon has been ap- pointed as acting - manager jand coach to get the team roll: ing. They will hold their first work- out on Tuesday night at the Whitby Arena starting at 8:30 p.m. Any player living in the town of Whitby who feels he has the ability to play Inter- mediate hockey, is asked to at- tend. Manager Gordon would like to have 40-50 fellows mak- ing a bid for the team. NDP Candidate Attacks Delay In Students Rates PICKERING (Staff) -- The overnment's fare rates for stu- dents on the booming GO tran- sit system came under fire from NDP candidate Thomas Edwards at a meeting held at the home of Pat Murphy in Pickering village. Mr. Edwards, who is contest- ing the riding of Ontario South in the provincial election, told the group that Premier Robarts had announced a delay in the reduction of GO Train fares for students. Mr. Edwards called this "a typical Tory trick," in that the government had an- nounced that $500,000 loans would be given to industries locating in northern Ontario. Mr. Edwards said this was "giving with one hand and tak- ing away with the other." He told the audience that this was "probably the first government manipulation" and "'the first effort to pay for its promise." He said he had talked with Western Hemisphere Boycotts Cuba Ships WASHINGTON (Reuters)-- Western Hemisphere foreign ministers Sunday night voted to boycott all ships carrying goods to and from Cuba. The boycott decision was con- tained in an over-all resolution hammered out during a three- day Organization of American States meeting here and pre- sented to its final session Sun- day night. The main resolution con- demned the regime of Fidel Castro and its support of sub- version in Latin America and called on OAS member coun- tries to further isolate Cuba from the outside world. Twenty of the 21 member countries attending the meeting favored the over-all resolution with Mexico abstaining. Chile, Ecuador, Colombia and Uyu- guay joined Mexico in abstain- ing on the shipping boycott pro- posal. LOSE BLACK-LISTING BID The U.S. lost a bid for hemi- sphere blacklisting of non-Com- munist firms doing business with Cuba. Under the shipping proviso non-Communist vessels going to Cuba would be denied fuelling facilities in Latin American ports and would get no govern- ment-financed cargoes. Aicted ther economic sanctions would not work and U.S. officials acknowledged that a 1964 OAS ban on most hemisphere trade and transportation links with Cuba did not stop Castro's enthusiasm for exporting revo- lution. | The Unitde States and some) Latin American countries have discouraged through diplomatic pressure an unknown quantity of trade credits for Cuba from countries outside the hemi- sphere. New diplomatic approaches were expected to be made to the major free world countries trading with Havana such as Canada, Spain, Britain, France, West Germany and Japan. LATINS MORE UNIFIED Despite the differences reflected in the abstaining votes, U.S. State Secretary Dean Rusk said the meeting demonstrated that Latin Ameri- can countries are more unified and more determined than ever before to ensure that Cuba does expensive form of travel." the federal government an- nouncement that it is unlikely that the federal health scheme will be implemented on July 1, 1968, "as promised." many students at the Picker- ing GO Station, and they were anxiously awaiting "a saving or economy in this efficient but Mr. Edwards compared the announcement of the delay to|With pop music. Church, 3rd Ladies' Auxiliary. TUESDAY, SEPT, 26 Pentecostal Whittlers TOPS Club; Shrinking) Andrew's Presbyterian Women,|>ral Brigade. Group 2; All Saints' Anglican! ATURDAY, SEPT. 30 Salvation Army Young Peo- |ple's Band. Church Young|SUNDAY, OCT. 1 People's Christ Ambassadors; | St. Mark's United Al-Anon Family Group; Whitby) Hi-c Group. Church) the fall season with a council meeting, at which new ideas were presented to help volun- teers plan their activities at the hospital for the coming sea- son. In addition to the visits of groups to regular "Their" Violets TOPS Club; Red Cross} work room; Faith Baptist Church Pioneer Girls; Pente- costal Church Women's Mis- sionary Council; Whitby Bap- tist Women's Society for Chris- tian Service; St. Mark's United Church Women, Unit 4; Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club; Ajax, Pickering, Whitby Retarded Children Association; Ajax Women's Institute. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27 Whitby St. John Ambulance; St. John. Nursing Cadets; Ladies' Auxiliary; Whitby Ajax; Ajax Majorette Corps, THURSDAY, SEPT. 28 Won't Pursue Fire Protection Sai- vation Army Prayer and Bible|Ford Motor Co., said the firm) Study; Royal Canadian Legion|is "working for a settlement yjthat makes sense for all con- Women's Institute; Ajax Senior) cerned." Citizens' Friendship Club; 'Alas St. Paul's United Church CGIT;|have -been on strike at Ford! Whitby Dove Rebekah Lodge, | DETROIT (AP) -- |Ford II told a television audi- |ence Sunday night that his com- |pany deplores the strike by the United Auto Workers but said the firm "had no reasonable alternative' to the union's demands. Ford, board chairman of the Some 160,000 UAW workers since Sept. 7. | Ford spoke briefly on ABC |television before the movie {Mutiny on the Bounty, which Whitby Baptist Church Cubs; | Salvation Army Women's Home} League; St. John Ambulance! FUNDS LACK HITS Cadets; Whitby Chapter 248) JEFFERSON CITY, Mo | (AP)--Preinduction physical examinations halted for one month in Missouri because of lack of funds. Col. R. E. McCain, state manpower office, \said the draft call was being \met with class 1A men who Ford Deplores Auto Strike "No Reasonable Alternative" Henry, Ford sponsored to advertise its | } 1968 cars. Meanwhile in Washington, | UAW President Walter P. Reu- ther said again. Sunday Ford is unwilling to discuss economics on contract negotiations to end the strike. "We have been saying from the very beginning of these negotiations that our workers are asking for equity," Reuther dian man who lost his lady love because a road accident changed his appearance is suing a driver for damages. He swimming, . bridge, drama, silk - screening, and square dancing. Several staff members pres- ent took part in the discussion particular projects. One of the psychologists said the volunteers could play a significant part in the rehabili- tation of certain patients in his ward, particularly by introduc- mu8siCjtion of chivalry at Carlton and asked for help on theirling. Write to ~ The University of Tennessee CORRESPONDENCE DIVISION OF UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Knoxville, Tennessee 37916 c Place, Oct. 7. Sister Alma Dewey reported on the District meeting... Installation of officers will be Held at the Oct. 4 meet- x NAME MUCH BAA-LY HOO eeueue New Zealand has more than|.,,y 60,000,000 breeding sheep. ing t to normal social situ- sibs "oubuade the hospital. | Such activities could include! taking individual patients shop-| ping or out to tea, a one-to-one situation, rather than as part| of a group. | Another request was for out-| ings for small groups of pati- ents who are ready to try so- cial activities outside the hospi- tal. At this point, members of a service club offered the use of their small bus for outings. Mrs. Kay MacLeod, Oshawa, president of the Volunteers' said "We want no more than|Association, introduced new that. ar ---- Mrs, Jean adgraft,, thy, secretary; Reuther made his remarks on Harold Pemberton, Bay Ridges, the NBC radio and television|yicg . president; Christopher network program, Meet the/Richmond, Pickering, treas- Press. urer. | Se ee ------! Miss Louise Hart, co-ordina-| tor of volunteers for the hospi- LOVED NOSE |tal, stressed the continuing NEW DELHI (AP)--An In-|need for volunteers and urged all members of the association to interest other people in this work, clubs, as well as indi- viduals. claims he lost 'the endearing sharpness of his nose" and was Miss Hart could be reached at the Ontario Hospital, HELD OVER - HELD OVER Evening--One Complete Program BROCK Starting 7:30, Feature at 7:40 WINNER OF § ACADE iY AWARDS! METRO: GOLDWYN: | LEAN'S | FILM |]. PASTERNAKS es | DOCIOR ZHiVAGO | ROBERT BOLT-DAVID LEAN « nunson*se urnocoune 2 PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT | ADULT 1.50 -- CHILDREN 75e¢ HAMPTON -- Darlington|2!ready passed their physicals. rejected by his sweetheart. 'Whitby, telephone 668-5881... | Township Council, at its last City of Oshawa that the munici- Pality does not intend to pur- sue the matter of city fire pro- tection to the township at pres- ent. The department of transport has been asked to conduct a survey of the speed situation on Solina Road. A petition from residents of the area, asking for a reduction in the limit, was received. Council approved in principle a report submitted by Totten, Sims, Hubicki and Associates dealing with crossing elimina- tion and protection at the Dar- lington - Clarke town line. Mr. Sims was instructed to arrange a further meeting as suggested in his report. _ A bylaw to authorize an agreement with the Community Telephone Co. was given third reading. Sergeant Major Hates Long Hair LONDON (AP)--Brian Bar- ton sings with a group called The Act. His pop can't stand the long hair that seems to go "You get your hair cut," said Brian's pop, "or you don't get anything more to eat at this table." Brian is 19 and his father, 55, is Gordon Barton, a former reg- New Branch For Library WHITBY (Staff) -- Bay Ridges, Branch, Pickering Township Public Library, to be opened before the end of the year in Bay Ridges Shopping children, fiction, history, biog- raphi travel, philosophy, is expected to expand as need is felt. Board members are: Mrs. Lloyd Johnston, chairman; Mrs. Jean Quick, executive sec- retary; Albin Ward, Mrs. Eliz- abeth Phin, Dek McCaul, Mrs. Niva Rowan, J. R. Sanderson, Mrs. M. J. Mowbray and Reeve C. W. Laycox. Meetings were held to discuss the layout and make plans for the interior of the library. Mrs. Jean Quick, West Rouge, will be working at the library when officially opened. It is felt that the location of the library at Bay Ridges will enable it to serve a larger area, including Bay Ridges, an the Frenchman's Bay, and also res- idents of West Rouge and north of the Macdonald-Cartier Free. way. Plaza,will include sections for}; d have one of those wigs they sell imental sergeant major in the British Army. By tradition, ser- geant majors are selected for their toughness. Valuing his nourishment, Brian visited a barber shop named Samson and Delilah where the hair-cutting is done by women in short skirts. One of these Delilahs chopped off Brian's shoulder-length hair as his pop looked on approving- "Pop," asked Brian, '"'may I here?" "It's your money,"' replied pop. 'Just don't wear it in the house." One-Stop DECORATING SHOP @ Wallpeper and Murals @ Custom Draperies @ Broadloom @ C.I.L. Paints end Varnishes @ Benjamin Moore Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. PHONE 668-5862 107 Byron St. S., Whitby not disput the peace and free-| dom of the hemisphere. The central theme of the con-| ference was solidarity and sup- port for Bolivia and Venezuela which complained they were victims of Cuban subversion, Rusk said. OAS sources today pr adoption of the new anti-subver- sion measures probably would take several months to go into effect. In recent months, Latin 'American diplomats privately and publicly predicted that fur- SLENDERIZING © Now those Summer bulges off to look your best In your new Fall suit. Creative Colffures 360 KING ST. W. OSHAWA 728-4351 is the time to trim ! BINGO Columbus Club 133 Brock St. N. WHITBY EVERY TUES. NIGHT Doors Open at 7 P.M. Admission 50¢ No Children Under 16 Years of age please. Bingo Starts at 8 P.M. SHARP Township of East Whitby NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS THE SECOND INSTALMENT OF 1967 TAXES OCTOBER IS DUE ON 2nd, 1967 Taxes may be paid at the Township Office, Columbus OR at the Royal Bank, 27 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa -- A penalty of 1% each month is being added to unpaid Ist instal- ments due on June Ist, 1967 and will be added to unpaid 2nd instalments after October 2nd, 1967. ALL 1966 TAX ARREARS must be paid at the Township Office. M. WM. 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