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Q@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 17, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Exports May Grow By $1 Billion In '68 MONTEBELLO, Que. (CP)-- Trade Minister Winters says Canada will try to increase its exports in 1968 by more than $1,000,000,000 over this year's goal of $11,250,000,000. He told the Canadian Export Association's annual meeting Monday the 1947 export target will be reached "barring seri- ous disruption of production of goods for export." Mr. Winters said: "Canada's exports in the first eight months of 1967 are up by $865,- 000,000 or 13 per cent from the same period a year ago." NEW PROGRAMS He announced new programs which include: ~The establishment of export councils by specialized trade and industry associations. --The extension of export credit insurance coverage to exports to the United States, as a normal rule, for the first time. --An over-all review of export credits insuranec services and capacities --The opening of new trade commissioner posts in the United States and Eastern Europe. --The reorganization of the trade department to streamline announced Monday. CPR Layoff Plans CALGARY (CP)--Canadian Pacific Railway Monday announced plans to lay off about 400 of 800 repair workers here between Oct. 23 and Nov. 20 because of declining freight traffic. A CPR union protested the move. Woman 108 OTTAWA (CP)--Mrs. Cathe- rine Moreside of North Milton, P.E.I., at 108, was the oldest of the 618 Canadians 100 years or more old presented with scrolls a reply Monday to a Commons question by Robert Simpson (PC--Churchill) tional scrolls received this have after who were to them died year. The Jargest number of scrolls, 241, were presented in Ontario, the smallest, nine, in Newfoundland Jan, 1 CLOSING DATE Date for the closing of ten- ders for the construction of the special Vocational School on Gibb Street has been set by the Oshawa Board of Education for Nov. 9 at 5:15 p.m. Architects' plans were finalized and board committee is presently studying a list of suggested proper names for the school. MONTHLY MEETING The Oshawa district chapter of the Society of Industrial Ac- countants of Ontario will hold a monthly meeting Thursday at the Genosha Hotel. Guest speak- vice-president of the Toronto Stock Exchange who will ad- dress the chapter with "Func- tions of a Modern Stock Ex- change." The public is invited to attend the fellowship at 5:30 p.m. and the dinner at 6:30 p.m. said 37 addi-| contre er will be Huntly W. F. McKay,| ROBERT WINTERS ...Goal For Exports Krupp Wife Dies LOS ANGELES, Calif. (Reut ers)--Vera Krupp, 57, second wife of the late German indus- trialist Alfred Krupp, died in |hospital here Monday = |continue except for Christmas, Living Allowances TORONTO (CP)--Persons jenrolled in the federal - provin- icial_ retraining program will lreceive their living allowances from Dec. 15 to Jan, 2, the Christmas vacatio period, because classes will continue as jusual, | | Trainees were told two weeks| jago allowances would not be jpaid while classes were sus- |pended for the Christmas vaca- jtion. The decision, however, has jbeen reversed and classes will New Year's and Boxing days. Last year, retrainees got both |Christmas holidays and _pay- iments because they worked lextra hours before and after jthe holiday. | To Enter Institute KINGSTON (CP)--Barbara Burton, 19, leaves here Oct. 24 to enter Institute for the Blind School of|lower Great Lakes. Across the| cooler with showers ending! More than 'Physiotherapy in London, Eng- upper Great Lakes and North-|apout noon. Winds light. and children ern Ontario, increasing cloud Montreal and Ottawa regions: from their homes when the Taff with a few showers. By W Rain ending early land She will be the first Ontario resident to attend the three-nesday temperatures with par-| year course. ' Four blind boys from Canada|across the province. Toronto, are now enrolled in the London uated. Twenty blind persons, Calvert, now Ontario native. Holdups. Increase NEW YORK (Reuters)--Bank robberies are on the upswing in the U.S., with 655 recorded dur- ing the first six months of this year, it was reported Monday. This was 244 more than in the corresponding period of 1966, said Maurice Briedenthal, chair- man of the insurance and pro- tective committee of the. Ameri- can Bankers Association. The holdups netted a total of $3,323,- 300 Evacuees ABERFAN, Wales (Reuters) --Flood waters raged through homes in this Welsh mining dis- aster village early Monday. forcing the evacuation of more than 300 men, women and chil- dren, It was just a year ago thal 144 persons--among them 116 children trapped in their school --died when a mountain of waste from a coal mine swept down on the village. 000--up $1,900,000 over the 1966 six-month total Authority approved plans Mon- day for a $71,500,000 exposition that will replace Mc- be built on the shore of Lake Michigan in the same location as the destroyed exposition hall, will have 221,500 square feet additional exhibition space. Planet Hidden NEW YORK (AP) -- The HERE and THERE (yu hour Monday night, a rarity that had not been seen in New York since 1951. Hayden Planetarium astronomers said the occultation occurred from 7.48 a.m. to 8.53 p.m. but pond cover limited! ANNOUNCEMENT visibility here. The phenomenon was also visible in areas of the ten- United States and Canada east ders were opened Jast week. Alof the Rocky Mountains. Villagers were evacuated from about 60 homes in the \lower part of the village after | the NDP MOTION RECALLED RHODESIA, FRANCE CITED Ottawa Switches Vietnam Policy By DAVE McINTOSH OTTAWA (CP)--The govern- ment has switched its policy on Vietnam and now is apparently experiencing some difficulties with its policies in relation to Rhodesia and France. Last May 24, the government rejected an NDP motion in the Commons saying it had "failed to do everything in its power to press the U.S. to stop the bomb- ing of North Vietnam as a nec- essary preliminary to negotia- said two weeks earlier on the subject: "I do not think that as a responsible government it would be wise or desirable or necessary for us to publicly condemn or publicly proclaim." On Sept. 25 in the United Nations, External Affairs Min- ister Martin called for an unconditional cessation of the U.S. bombing of North Vietnam to test Hanoi's willingness to talk peace. Mr. Martin said last week: destroy our position with the U.S. by speaking up." WOULD END REGIME On the subject of Rhodesia, Mr, Martin said in the Com- mons Sept. 29 that "we would be among those who would urge further sanctions to bring an end to the regime in Rhodesia. On Oct. 12, however, John Matheson, parliamentary secre- tary to Mr. Pearson, said mere- ly that "the government will take initiatives at an appropri- + king his Ci at the request and on behalf of" Mr. Martin. Under UN tions imposed last year, not all trading com- modities now are covered. The white-supremacist government of Rhodesia claims that even its trade with Britain is increasing. Informants here say Rhode- sia-Britain trade is increasing, though probably not to the extent claimed by Salisbury. They also say there have been mandatory sanc- VULCANS PROBED AKRON, Ohio (AP)--Finan. cial operations by Frank Hurn, owner of the defunct Akron Vy}. cans of the Continental Footbal} League, had been investigated by the Summit County grand jury, prosecutor James V. Bar. buto said Monday night. The Vulcan's financial problems prompted league officials to revoke the Akron franchise last month after the team playeg three games Local debts of the club were estimated at $50,000, CARIBBEAN TWO WEEK HOLIDAY Every Soturdey by Air Caneda charter flight, es of Jon. 6th (everybody can join), tions to end the war in Viet- nam." Prime Minister Pearson had "We have been under a misap- prehension in Canada for a long time in thinking that we would ate time and place if such action would appear helpful." Mr. 'WEATHER FORECAST TORONTO \forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m, to- 'aay Synopsis: the Royal National°f cloudy and rain covers the tial ing Zenda. chartered a plane and with Mr. Tatham's help flew the people of the village to New York. Seasonal Temperatures Forecast For Wednesday (CP) -- Official, Hamilton, ac FRIDAY, of a movie, The Prisoner of The movie company ; ; ing. Cloudy the remainder of the clearing will be general/qay with a few sunny intervals. /Rain beginning this evening and London, | continuing throughout the night. 4 hos- School, but none have yet grad-|/ Windsor, Lake St. Clair, Lake|Wednesday cloudy with show-|wastes overlo Erie, Lake Huron, Niagara,/ers, Not much change in tem-|and start another disastrous i | | Matheson said he was no leaks through Canada's trade embargo with Rhodesia. First time ever offered in Canada. Rain, Gales Hit Hard At Britain / iv ing with scattered showers be- first pigileoagurade re einning this afternoon. Mostly|sludge disaster that killed 144) ____ cloudy Wednesday and tuvning|persons. LONDON (AP) -- Rain andjsevere st gales lashed Britain throughout |blacked out pows White River, Cochrane, west-|Monday night and it appeared/dangered shipping. ern James Bay, Timagami re-|the worst-hit spot was the Welsh) 'Thousands of houses in Hamp- gions: Clouding over this morn-|village of Aberfan, nearing the|shire were darkened when coal!power lines snapped. this morn- River burst its banks and swept linto two Aberfan streets. But a mine engineer said there was n danger weaken the huge piles of mine} that anniversary of a COVER THE WORLD Deserts cover about one-fifth of the earth's land surface in- cluding 40 per cent of Africa and 35 per cent of Asia. SAVINGS FROM $70 PER PERSON. bbe, Enquire now et Four Seasons Travel 57 King St. E. Oshewe 576-3131 \ orm of the autumn) it power links and en-| 350 men, women) were evacuated) 0 the rain would| oking the village} A vacancy exists in the Community Mental Health Clinic on e full-time or part-time basis for a person holding a M.S,W. or B.S.W. degree. ve Previous experience in psychiatric sociat work preferred, Salary range $7,549.00 to $10,361.00, with starting figure depending on qualifications and experience. Comprehensive welfare benefits are available. Apply in writing only, giving details of qualifications, exper- ORT. age, morital status etc., by Friday, November 10th , to: af CITY OF OSHAWA REQUIRES A SOCIAL WORKER (Male or Fem ) THE shay pL OFFICER ity Hall, OSHAWA, Ontarie 950 DOWN GETS YOU $ 4) Oba e efficiency of'pital spokesman said she en- i 5 Tike ; tered the hospital Oct, 9 suffer-|immigrants from Great Britain|Lake Ontario, southern Geor-|perature. Winds light. slide. { z ing from severe diabetic com-|2nd graduates of the RNIB,/gian Bay regions: Overcast F Emergency services were} Thieves Hungry plications., Alfred Krupp died|now are working: as physiother-| with occasional rain and cooler orecast Temperatures rushed into Aberfan, and . \July 31 in Essen, West Ger- apists in Canada. today. Partial clearing and sea-| Low tonight, High Wednesday coaches carried the evacuees to 4 ee ar WIN A HARTSVILLE, S.C. (AP)--| many sonable temperatures Wednes- windsor ........+.+ 45 55 {schools on high ground to spend 5 The cafeteria of Butler High! : New Era Opens day. Winds light. St. Thomas 43 55 (the rest of the night. Between) SUDSCribers To... NIGHT TOWN Sar ak antes stok tress Services Held LONDON (CP)--Planned| Sudbury, North Bay, northern /London .... 45 55/50 and 60 houses, some flooded ON THE fish from the freezer, cooked it} COOKSVILLE, Ont. (CP)-- transmission today of a news-|Georgian Bay, Haliburton re-| Kitchener 45 5 to a depth of six feet, were @ BLUECROSS @ Chauffeur-Driven Car To Toronto and ate it, Then, Sheriff John|Funeral services were held|paper page by communications|#ions: Cloudy. Occasional rain}Mount Forest 45 52 emptied. ' eS) @ P.S.I. | @ Free Spending Money "aug they had. iee|Monday for Magistrate David|satellite across the Atlantic|this evening and tonight. Mostly/Wingham .. 45 52 | Last Oct. 21, a towering pile| e@ GREEN SHIELD |! : ? é Hatchell says, they had ice a at ger, 60, of Peel|"opens a new era in interna- cloudy with a few showers and/Hamilton ......... 48 55 jof mine waste, undermined by} Every Time you Ride With Mercury Taxi, you Get Another cream for dessert 'County, who died Thursday of a|tiinal journalism," the British turning cooler Wednesday.'st. Catharines . 50 55 [rain and a swollen underground NEED NOT | Chence to Win... "A Night On the Town", Startles Public lheart attack at his home general post office says. Wir ght. See Toronto ......++ 50 55 (stream, slid down on the. vil- | NEXT DRAW ON NOVEMBER 15th Born in Montreal, Magistrate} The demonstration involves |Peterborough ..... 50 55 jlage. It buried a school and PAY CASH! | repens Ned pens Burger joined the RCMP. in|transmitting the facsimile of a -- Goaeectese 4 4 peed = 116 children | MERCURY TAXI 725-4771 Toronto residents got a bit of 2/1926, serving until 1946, when/full newspaper page from the C 0 T th |Trenton .. ies. 55 jan adults. | . | : AS shock Monday when they|he became chief security offi-\London office of 'The Daily| Was AMMAM inate 50 3S lassen ei eee You Give Us beagle (ny Ahi ey Aap haan passed the legislature buildings|cer for a steel company Express to the office of El} Muskoka . » 45 52 | Vlacwhore tw Hibaa, the firet The Doctors ge of, fe at Queen's Park and saw @ con-| He was appointed chief ofjMundo newspaper in San Juan,| yw |North Bay ......... 40 50 : Q a P inti crete wall 40 feet long and six/polj.ce at Sudbury in 1951 and Puerto Rico, by way of Canada | Dies At 71 Sudbury vee 38 50 | | rescription | gem - feet high guarded by four men|served there for 10 years before) The demonstration is timed to} Sault Ste. Marie... 4 We do the rest. i ie 1 in military-like uniforms. The|joining the Ontario attorney- coincide with the annial gen- |Kapuskasing ....+. PAINT Berlin-styled structure was algencral's department as co-or-\eral conference of the Inter} WOODSTOCK, Ont. (CP) --| White River ....... FREE non-partisal effort by the/dinator of justice administra-|American Press Association injCharles 0. Tatham, 71, former | Moosonee ' City-Wide Deli F e g a cg ered flcn tion in 1962. San Juan, editor of the Woodstock Senti-|2immins . ; Buy Dir a ity-Wide Delivery ' r,) '0 get people out to vote y. i - |nel-Review, died Monday in| ave up to o v7] \e A sign across the wall reads: Bishop Elected | Reporter Dies hospital. MITCHELL'S | biked sled Don't Let This Happen Here'! CALGARY (CP)--Rev. Dr.| LOS ANGELES (AP)--Jack) Mr. Tatham was editor of The| TONECRAFT DRUGS -- Board of Trade hte to| Morse L. Goodman, rector of|M. 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Th was the presentation c book containing a of letters written by lah, the founder of World Faith, to the rulers of the world o! ago. "The letters," Mr explained, "were ad Napoleon III, Willian Joseph, Pope Pius Alexander, Shah o Queen Victoria and ernment of the Uni and called upon the and their governmen their energies to the ment of true religion ernment and in peace. In the letters HERE ROTARY SPEA Acting Distric David Kennedy, of G his official visit to t Club of Oshawa at it meeting. His addre: around the theme 0 membership, signific: and international community service. ROAD CLOS Effective from 7 through to noon, Frid Harmony Road Nort Eastbourne Avent closed to through tra and southbound traf detoured via Bond ' son Road and Rossla HOSPITAL RE Fifty births were | the Oshawa Gener: during the week endi There were 314 adm 313 discharges. Or Low Co Get cash fa vacatior You Bol $2,0! $3,0 $4,0 $5,0 Above paymen WHY OUR NO BONUS | the Associates is crystal clear charged. 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