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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, October 4, 1967 County Lines Cords Presented Five Girl Guides BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- Five Girl Guides received their all- round cords at the 10th annual] Girl Guide and Brownie Ban- quet. The recipients of the awards, presented by District} Commissioner Mrs. Kyte, were Leanne Dorrell, Linda Mount- joy, Kay Porrill, Lorrie Turner and Carol Werry. Congratulations were extend- ed to Capt. Mrs, Ivan Thomp- son, who in the last 10 years has earned her Camper's Li- cence, Maple Leaf Pin and Trainer's Lamp; Lieut, Mrs. Dorothy Marlow, who spent nine years with the Guide Com- pany and one year with the Brownie Pack; Cadet Nancy Dorrell, Tweenie to Gold Cord to Cadet; Cadet Judith Swain and Cadet Elizabeth Thompson, who won similar honors. The toast to the Guide Movement was proposed by Mrs. Dalton Dorrell with Brown Owl Gettins replying. The toast to the moth- ers was proposed by Caro! Werry with Mrs. Lloyd Wright replying. The Heritage Camp report was given by Leanne Dorrell and Lorrie Turner. abortion Tuesday in a welter or The disputes centred for a argument about immediate anditime on the personal views oflone way for the country to 'Abortions Inquiry Opened 'By Commons Committee OTTAWA (CP)--A Commons|long-term results of premature-|Mrs. Grace MacInnis (NDP --|changes to current control on committee launched a study of|ly ending pregnancies. |Vancouver Kingsway) who sug-|dissemination of birth control t opinion polls show that 71 om "work toward a quality popula-jof the Commons health andjject for later introduction injthat op Sag rder A ea "ae ae tion" by giving women a choice|welfare committee, told the|Parliament. born defective. gested that easier abortions i erage ae and devices. Dr. Harry Harley, chairman|the Criminal Code on the sub-| Mrs. MacInnis mai accordance with their of aborting children likely to be|meeting that a large number of; Several religious groups, persons and _ organizations|including the Anglican Church The subject of abortion is one|intend to submit briefs or havelof Canada and the Uniied of three on which Prime Minis-|requested appearances before|Church of Canada, have asked jter Pearson has said MPs will the committee. be asked to vute freely in} The committee heard from Mrs. M we x vd a Print = only for the kind ' et -- 'Then sprinkie a little FASTEETH on i i i action proposed in his bill. TEETH tien "at eepitel pemtelraanns oe" i Va oe ees honegpar ey rhe eer ab Mr. Wahn said his bill would Makes cating easier. It's alkaline-- to appear. con-|three MPs, among them Mrs. ed its own proposed changes to|our eyes." ; "the back-street bungling and bills on abortion. The govern-|,,tchery which .8 going on andiclarify the existing law in) pasty haste ox feel. Halon ; ment is reported to have draft-/to which we have been closing|which there were conflicts as to) O¢or. Dentures that ft are essential the liability for prosecution] Get FASTEETH at ell drug counters. r cent ow the current Criminal Code provisions. But her views on this conflict- ed with those of lan Wahn (L-- Toronto St. Paul's). He argued that a consensus has forme:| bling four plates. FAS' i firm: doesn't sour. No inedjunder certain cir FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Do your false teeth annoy and em- barrass by slipping, dropping, or wob- when you eat, laugh or talk? holds den- and more comfortably. ummy, gooey, plate SPECIAL SERVICE AUDLEY (TC) -- Rev. R. H. Wylie will be the special speak- ér at the anniversary service at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 15. Special music will be provided by the Pickering choir. A social hour' will follow the service. UNIT MEETINGS BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- Mrs. W. Mahaffy was hostess for the Candace Unit meeting. Mrs. Ralph Larmer conducted the worship and Mrs. H. Kyte led the discussion. The Anna and Dorcas Units held a joint meet- ing with Mrs. Roy Taylor as hostess. Mrs. Walter Wright gave a talk on the Fister Me- morial at Uxbridge. Mrs. Mur- ray Byers and Mrs. G, Skelding assisted in the program. Mrs. Ernest Swain was hostess for the Esther Unit meeting at which slides of Expo were shown. Assisting were Mrs. H. Martyn and Mrs. B. Mountjoy. GIFTS PRESENTED - BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- It was reported at the ACW meeting that several quilts have been completed and more remain to be done. Mrs. Ashmore present- ed a linen cloth for the church communion table, The roll call at the October meeting will be a Christmas gift for the bale. Mrs. Graham gave a talk andi showed slides of the church in| Heysham, England, which she visited during the summer. Mrs. Blight, formerly of Brook-' lin, Mrs. G. Forder, sent a num- ber of knitted articles for the bazaar. Miss Anne Guthrie of Audley, who graduated from the Wood- stock General Hospital, has started work at the Ajax-Pick- ering Hospiatl ... The Audley, Community Club will meet Sat- urday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Guthrie, where Harry Inkpen, Whitby, will show cilored slides ... Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pratt, Galt, were recent visitors at the! Audley home of Mrs. G. K.) Pratt. | MTN eM MA Rid Seen For Quebec OTTAWA (CP) -- The federal government is prepared to come to the aid of Quebec, and particularly Montreal, if fore- cast high unemployment mate- rializes this winter, informed sources said Tuesday. They said such aid would be given irrespective of the great debate on Quebec independence versus Confederation. But at the same timé this assistance would be prize evi- dence for the argument of Eric Kierans, president of the Que-| bec Liberal Federation, that| Quebec would be far better off! economically by remaining in| Confederation. Robert Cliche, Quebec leader of the New Democratic Party, Monday supported Mr, Kierans, at least in part, by saying that Quebecers are more interested in daily needs such as jobs than in the constitutional question A study by. the Eenomic Council of Canada shows that, based on 1961-64 conditions, unemployment will rise higher in Quebec than in Canada as a whole. Plastic Houses Seen On Way SARNIA (CP)--By 1980 plas- tic houses may be an everyday matter, Roger E. Hatch, vice- president of Polymer. Corp., said Tuesday. Mr. Hatch told the interna- tional distributors conference the world will pass from the metal age to the age of poly- merics by 1980. He described a plymeric as "anything you make by hooking molecules together--plastic and rubber." For the first time this year plastic grilles have replaced metal on many new cars, and tufted, rubber-backed carpets are replacing rubber floor tiles am car mats, \ a HOLIDAY STORE HOURS ALL A&P FOOD STORES WILL BE CLOSED say MONDAY OCTOBER 9th THANKSGIVING DAY Don't Forget to Buy Extra Bread for the Long Weekend. Jane Parker Daily Dated Sliced White. WHITE BREAD 24-02 loaf 25¢ 7 Because we at A&P have much. We're thankful for God's blessings on our great country. We're thankful for the free enterprise system that has allowed us to serve you for more || do you hare to be | \ tha for. A great deal we hope. isful than 40 years We're thankful, that again this year we'll be privileged to play a part in making Thanksgiving feasting a memorable occasion for so many. But most. of all we're thankful for you... for your patronage and loyalty. 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