Oshawa Times (1958-), 15 Dec 1967, p. 2

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WEATHER FORECAST 2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, sancasae 15, deg oe | a j . A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE 'Pope To Draft Dodgers Cloudy, Snowflurries, Seri 2 Fain Current Commons Session 'Peace Is Not Pacifism' Little Colder Saturday EOS 5 For ] |that the Vietnam war was still ee : his. westerly ; . Nhe TORONTO (CP) -- Official temperatures, Wirtts,. westerly BIOLOGICAL MIXUP OTTAWA (CP) -- 9 immer iy PE forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m. 'to northwesterly 20 to 30. thern|_ FREDERICTO (CP) -- For- ister Pearson rec does not carry the official form | today. ; pacouy agg ne i, C . Ope BELYIES. officials, ara faint and fulsome pr of an encyclical letter. to the Synopsis: With considerable Georgian Bay, Timagaml, = doe with antlers is 'quite rare, ing his 'Thursday an world's bishops and was not de-|Cloudiness in the cold northwest-\rane, western. vlelcaaele rae but at least two have been shot to resign as Lib scribed as a Moto Propio--by|erly flow over Ontario, tempera- White River regions: : ou + by hunters in New Brunswick leader and prime m the Pope's own will--which js|tures have shown only minor| with a few sunny bmi gy in this fall. A forest service year. the form of many such pre-|changes. As well as keeping occasional any tute 0daY|snokesman said only one doe A cabinet' colleagy nouncements. The Vatican|temperatures steady, the cloud| and Saturday. rp dl se bo out of about 10,000 grows horns. Minister Sharp, a p called it simply a message. has produced occasional snow-|temperatures. Winds westerly|te said it was a "biological cessor, liked the wa: In the message, the Pope de-/flurries with the heaviest and|15 to 25. | mixup" in the animal's sex hor- ion bandledit. cried what he called "preludes|most frequent activity in the lee) Montreal and Ottawa regions: | nones, "It is typical that } Sunny with a few cloudy periods} he entered politics, 1 to war'--nationalistic competi-jof the Great Lakes. Few) tion, armaments, revolutionary changes in the weather pattern|today and Saturday. Seasonable pole 5 eigen is doing." ations, racial hatred and/are expected through Saturday. temperatures. Winds westerly The opirit of revenge. Toronto, Hamilton, London,|15 with gusts to 30, becoming - . To this list he also added|Windsor, Lake St. Clair, Lake| westerly 15 tonight. Pe oe 2 0 "tactical pacifism," whieh he|Erie, Lake Ontario, southern Forecast Temperatures - ngs He y whi Low tonight, high Saturday . rson's c VATICAN CITY (CP) -- Pope | Paul today.appealed for world- |wide prayers for peace every New Year's Day, but rebuked Jury Troubles draft dodgers wee retuae to " : : ae ight for justice and liberty. 2 | WELLAND (CP) -- The mur-) % ae " i lace tiial of Hebert Willints| af 8 PO ue |Dale, 42, of Marquette, Mich,,| 14 his first message on world aa jury problems Thurs-| events since his convalescence, \day. : \the 70-year-old pontiff warned | In the morning session, One) asainst the 'apocalyptic awful- |juror was 30 minutes late be-| pecs" of modern war and: cause he cut his wrist while] --Advised world leaders shaving and the night session' against believing that only y Apel | was delayed an hour when jures | and policies of deterrance can | Walter Neubauer became ill and! resolve international controver- _ | was taken to hospital. | sies. : | Justice W. A. Donohue dis-| --Deplored nationalism, arms May Finish In February OTTAWA (CP) -- Parliament may be able to wind up its busi- | ness "within a couple of weeks" after returning Jan. 22 from a Christmas recess, Government House Leader MacEachen 'says. He said in an interview Thurs- day Parliament will recess Fri- day, Dec, 22. Asked about prorogation of the current sesston, he said the date will depend on the time it takes to get such measures as the divorce bill through Parlia Christmas Trees AND 73° » ment. "It could wind up in a couple |charged Mr. Neubauer and the/buildups, racism and revenge. said was "intended to drug the|Lake Huron, Niagara regions: | of weeks," he said. -- |Crown, defence counsel and the! The Pope urged Roman Cath- enemy one must overcome, to|Variable cloudiness with a few | Windsor es eedeaes ter ; gut Mec mg The current session began accused signed a consent form |olies and "'all men of goodwill" smother in men's minds thellight snowflurries and a little/st. Thomas . » 3 | LLOYD'S has decided to ss May 8. \for the trial to continue with 11!to observe the first day of each meaning of justice, on duty and|colder today and Saturday. | |ondon 20 30 GENERAL : a . ' | jurors. |calendar year as "the day of of sacrifice." Winds westerly 15 to 25. Kitchener ..+>+ 0 30 Mr. Pearson's pol Immeasurable Debt | Peace." ee Algoma, northern Lake|Mount Forest . 20 2 | STORE nents could not b LONDON (CP) -- Common-) Turkey Flood In an unusual official papal Huron, southern Georgian Bay,| Wingham an 28 Poin Sei 4 as ki wealth Secretary-General Ar-| OTTAWA (CP) -- Agriculture | document on the subject of ccc Asks | Haliburton regions: Mainly | Hamilton sneteeees 20 32 No, 2 Hwy. aig 2 pa Pongehs nold Smith, a Canadian, said} 'Minister Greene said Thursday | Peace, the Pope said such a jcloudy with snowflurries today St. Catharines 22 32 1 mile Eost aloe y, they g Thursday the Commonwealth! he is not aware of any com-| commemoration would serve and Saturday. Little change in| Toronto ....- 22 32 of Oshewe FOR COUNTRY'S ID owes an "immeasurable debt" |plaints from Cahadian turkey/ as a hope and as a promise passe ee ae OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Opposition Leader . .. that peace with its just and who entered feder only this fall, praise to the "vision and political wis-! > MACKACHEN (Producers that government) sane piney dom" of Canadian Prime Minis-| ¥ON- SS -- measures to protect them from|beneficient equilibrium = ma y ter Pearson. ass clei : U.S. turkey exports have no oe Peo development of He was commenting on Pear- been effective. ; : Se et ee in Ottawa Bar He was replying in the Com- nyse yg yong Gecennl ae Se A gee t he will step down as prime|"@- mons to Alfred D. Hales (PC--|j,4, re f pas spy~|ment Thursday to cut still hard-| i 7 Together with growing federal) y.1); : 'oon, |voday._ It contains two parts--| CARDINAL RAY OF QUEBEC : ' ; minister next year. Wellington South) who com-|one 'addressed to men of good-| ... Makes Papal Appeal er into its spending programs. s0n as a man who "* cerely in the best int country." The former Nova mier paid tribute to minister as a diplo OTTAWA (CP)--The Cana- dian Chamber of Commerce) | called on the federal govern-| To Canada A More Cuts [Peterborough <s. 28 28 Expo Boost PU RUE OD ~, ank of Canada reported Thurs-! | PRINCETON, NJ. (CP) --\i "Mi earson's services to government deposits as the re- ' " lS. Fg, boinc and the|Sult of recent bond issues, the atc cei 20 tall apa of U.S.! will through the world, and the ' other to the bishops and the IRY>) ain: In the past, he has issued A delegation of chamber rep-| resentatives from coast to coast, in an annual policy pre Canada's Expo 67 and Israel's} s-/Smas hing victory over the Arabs have pushed those coun- ONTARIO BARBERS worl th h the Common-|™money supply rose to $24,-! bf have been of inestimable | 306,000,000, $19,000,000 higher for r the week and $3,051,000,000; men Mr. Greene said the govern-imen of the Roman Catholic t had fixed a duty on im-|Church. appeals for peace in the embat- tled Southeast Asian country entation to the cabinet, ex- pressed continuing concern tries higher in the American list lof favorite nations, says the minister and "'a ve man to deal with." NDP Leader Dou Mr. Pearson to be pleasant" of the -- value," Smith said. fan taecpar ports. ae British government officials,| : ; oe NO VIET REFERENCE | s about inflation. 1 while saving privately that| B ll C iticized If this - ar gpa ed The Pope did not refer di-| during this season of the year. | Chamber President W. M. An-| Gallup Poll. A 0 ac oak ote Pearson's personal influence in € nticize an bins . Clrectly to the conflict in Viet-! It seemed clear, however,|derson " Vancouver nag res-| re Canada is in a class by it- wetcen onset Beda i 1 ] ~~ Nhe ' een cence ints ld have been harsh/self. | te at tinadl wnen comics Magee . bss og avoid the tax in| Pianth and! ovol lead: thel The Members of Oshawa Branch extend sincere Christmas eee Sere me St Sere metiaty comes wr ne Canadians Safe W ld C il Of Ch h creases announced in the Nov.|*had guy" ern ag renee be-| Greetings to their many customers and thank them for their uebec inappropriate until Pearson's| phone Co. of Canada is using its) OTTAWA (CP) -- Prime Min-| or ouncl urc es 30 budget. |cause of resentment about Pres-|g Potronage in the past yeor and wish one and oll, health ond -- plans are settled in mononely aap to corner the ie _ Thursday the Fn See -- et lident de Gaulle and Egypt be-|¥ prosperity in the New Yeor. il, i cable television business. tanadian embassy in | : s leause of its i. ; Py | spending as necessary stapes "to anti-Israel attitude.) 411 Barber Shops In Oshawa Zone Will OPEN Assistan A year ago Canada scored a Ag ai the cater} WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20th and : | inflati " -favored countries | scien : <i y GENEVA _ 'The World, buke to those evading military|imflationary forces. : | MONTREAL (CP) Sead tumrctag oi 0 capi.| sett a section in Bell legislation| withdrawal. Placing Es dig 'al see ik Msn or oadonl. The chamber released ex.(and prey eo geld 0 Bed WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27th. Daniel Johnson' ha il Suurder of "Robert James| 'tat would force the company to| The embassy report described|its member churches today to|the council's statement said: --. of geese made by &! veteran juitlon salanuae Goctes| CLOSED December 25th, 26th, January Ist. 1968 - Quebec government King, 21, on Oct. 2. make its telephone poles avail-/the situation in Greece Thurs-itake note of the call by Pope) "The twin values of peace and| "UOT 0 ie Cah to the) Gallup. to a lawyer who is Pp Kine's ' tlood-spatiered body | ee: at a charge, for the instal-|day as quiet, Mr. Pearson told|Paul to observe New Year's) justice can only be established|"0Se¢ meeting wi h cabinet} England stays in second| $. Martin ruption charges @ was dealt in @ Sancand parla of privately owned TV ca-|the Commons in reply to Davie/Day as a day of prayer for|and maintained when the cour- SUE place, with a highly-favored rat-| Sec, Pres. mayor of suburban § Grimsby at the end of a 500-foot bles. Fulton (PC--Kamloops) | peace. age and imagination of all are} ~ ling of 36 per cent count o. ail Mayor Maurice Be trail of blood. : S d c il . @ = But the council disagreed with| mobilized, even when all do not SPENCER RANKED TOP year. Israel has gone up el is undergoing prelim sack wit scouted Wilatle tA tudent Counci Anglicans On Abortion | the Pope's rebuke to draft dodg-|agree on the ways to express Fidel a tata Ney a --I18 per ceat to 3 | ing and Me cai Pi side of 7 mn ar a Ba a sai , j ate ad Spencer of San F) s . ; | interest in the devi TORONTO (CP) -- Thomas} OTTAWA (CP) -- The Angli-/¢TS and said every day of the) their conviction. Pie fs oe Quarry of Los An.| N® Unfavorable sentiment to- |i lowing Tharsday's t¢ Kitchener courtroom where he ,, a AS : : IB: i : 2 SG \S } was appearing on charges of| Faulkner, 22, Thursday was re-|can Church of Canada, depart-|Ye2" should be a day of prayer! "Love for peace and commit-| 59) ued Gant ward Canada was recorded in|!' Ls : Miotac' vienke 01 Grivine while' his licence was| lected president of the Univer-|ing from its long-standing oppo-| 97 hace. ment to justice mean for some eS ee ane one ve at he | 1966 or 1967 TRAPP SPVPSPVIISsawwwwe yee Mi ceaar spension. 5! sity of Toronto student's admin-|sition to abortion, Thursday told| TM Council's statement was/that they must be ready to.es- the heavyweights, followed byj-- habeus lok liabl a tary of the St. Mi ---- istrative council, defeating Wil-|the Commons health committee| made by Lutheran Bishop|tablish and defend them with ne fe of Louisville and < Be aie School Take-Over liam Charlton, a' 25-year-old law! abortion is justified, but only|£Tanklin Clark Fry, chairman| force of arms, even though war Ue tnest tates ot te eae te 'Ghd Gok a chet LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Take-| Boxing Association. Joe Fra-| | to Mayor Bergeron. | student, by 5,082 votes to 4,271. jof the central committee, and) is recognized as an evil. | 7 "For others, war and the|y; ; over of Catholic Central second-| the 20.000 elizible students was wat he|zier, unbeaten Philadelphia He said the cheqt Athens J. J. Milligan of Guelph, vice-|has reported that Canadian citi-| D f ds D ft D d p é Murder Charge president of Noram Cable Con-|zens in Greece are in no danger e en Ta 0 gers give leadership to the country KITCHENER (CP) -- Wayne) struction Ltd., asked the Com-| and there seem to be no circum- and materially help to stem the 7 yne| mons transport committee to in-| stances that would require their Hart, | when there is a serious threat toln Eugene Carson Blak The vote by 46.8 per cent of| the mother's life or health. Fees een ee wee eral secretary, both of the eo aon = | In a brief, the church states! United States methods of warfare may burden| heavy, is listed No. 7 in the fall of 1965 } 2 'their consciences so heavily that} ------_____ brotherhood was né new work contract ¥ ee tir desea for a student election.|the termination of pregnancy! 'The World Council had_re- The board of education, the|ave tee ad bgt ai i may be justifiable consideration! ceived advance notice of the the same love for peace and the/ y : eb . n college! w Hs : ' ; a " justice : icipali separate school board and aka Dies cavern ce ns contribute) Pope's message, an unusual|S@™@ commitment to justice] ww Aaoet Qorrection urban municipality. olic high school board said! cent ifn iniversity in re-'{o the impairment of a mother's| sign of the developing contacts|{orce them to refuse military Mr. Johnson said Wednesday in a joint announce-| : health, reducing her care for! between the Vatican and the|* rv : c cial government is | ment formal discussions on the| Poverty Level her family. non-Roman-Catholic Christian} 'In the pursuit of genuine oleman's assist lawyer Geral y ve The brief was prepared by a churches. peace, which cannot be es- who is caged asap ecutor in the case. pints tale' notice a SIDE BACON u 99° Thurs. - Fri. - Sot. "Peace with justice and free-| tablished in injustice or aggres,) takeover will continue. TORONTO (CP) -- More than|Study committee of 24 persons) a e|sion, nations as well as If it materializes, the switch | : would be the first such venture|* quarter of Metropolitan To-| composed of clengy, laymen and/dom requires an indispensabl in: the province and one that ronto's people 'live below the|women, both married and un-| ingredient the release of spiritu- churches must recognize that meal voouiee special legisis- poverty level and the city's|married. al resources," the council said. men of conscience differ as to Hon. housing problem has become a pe "Impelled by this conviction we| the rightness of methods to be : | problem of poverty, says Robert Ban Eliminated respond to the message'by Pope|{ollowed and the obligations |Bradley, executive director of p Paul VI on the observance of aj they should accept. Freedom of | PARIS (Reuters) -- The day of peace French National Assembly| ° . Bank Currency | the Toronto Housing Authority reearngge hy . ,funiomental OTTAWA (CP) -- Currency in} Mr. Bradley said some fami-| ; ; | anne saci tuman right and its protection circulation and chartered bank|lies can not even afford public | ursday overwhelmingly ap-| POINT OF CONSCIENCE |is essential to better anteraations| 4 its "held by the general| housing proved a bill which will elimt-| Referring to the Pope's re-jal relations." lic totalled $23,672,000,000 on| "Any family with an income | Tale coaogg bee be jar cor me . ec. 6, a small reduction of|below $5,400 and with six or! roe Ronen we pt : $34,000,000 from the previous|more children--this is poverty."| The pill has been prohibited in| week but still more than 14 per| Ninety per cent of such families|Predominantly Roman Catholic) cent higher than a year ago, the} would never own a home. \France, and contraceptive de-| cl Saati: -- ~ |vices have been available under | \the law as only protection against venereal diseases. Algeria Direct C ALGIERS (Reuter dent Houari Boumec took direct control | rian Army in the "act of indiscipline by irresponsible el giers radio reported An announcement ienne, read over th not specify who was for the 'act of indis a power struggle v to have taken plac administration sinc ember. 1 HERE and THERE PICKERING LIGHTS Christmas decoration vanda! a See Suddenly winter has become the family fun time... thanks to the | WHY NOT GET THE +. OEer HUNTING FINE ! Charles Mellon, 29, of RR 4, Oshawa, was fined $100\;, ick 7 , sm hit Pickering Township in Peterborough mazgistrate's| r . st [ide ---- Rie tL ete ater he eas 12 ard Wednesday night. A AND y is sue 1§ HE Mamie spokesman for Pickering Town-) found guilty of hunting on the|ship Police said seven "reports Hide a Sasipe Same PFS) of theft of Christmas lights and! i count gga aS, pint, | decorations were reported dur- Re cane ananoes aan Peter| 7 the night. This was believed Ye r of ye } but Hike to be a record for the year. 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