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28 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November, 12, 1959 COLOMBO PLAN Strong Trade Connections Link Thailand, Canada By RUSSELL ELMAN BANGKOK (CP)--Tasty cakes made with Canadian flour and fried over open roadside hearths add a savory odor to the streets of Thailand's capital city. The cake, called yew chah worth of files, some aluminum manufactures and old Second World War army trucks. These trucks, shipped from junk heaps, are restored to haul teak in Thai- land's forests, For a short period Canadian kway, is one of the best-sellingitelevision sets sold well as Bang- delicacies in the city's many side- kok launched the first commer- walk kitchens. Like a doughnut cial TV network in Asia outside with no hole, it is dropped into|of Hong Kong and Japan. Sales, sizzling fat over an open fire and sold for a few cents to passersby. Local bakers credit the cake's popularity largely to the excel lence of the Canadian flour with land however, have dwindled with the introduction of cheaper Japanese and American models, Canadian imports from Thai- in 1958 totalled $649,000. which it is made. Consequently,| Products included teak wood, rub- Canada annually sells $600,000 to|ber, tin, silverware, rice, sago $800,000 of flour to Thailand, mpre and cassava. than half the total Canadian ex- ports to this country. Canada has not established formal diplomatic relations with Canada this year allocated Southeast Asian|$1,300,000 of Colombo plan aid for |an aerial survey of the Mekong River basin as a contribution to one of the biggest development Thailand but has forged strong|projects in Southeast Asia. trading ties. Canadian govern- ment Trade Commissioner Mellare showing Carson in Singapore is accredited as Canada's trade representative and makes a two-week trip at least once every three months to Bangkok to make business con- tacts and find agents for Cana- dian products. With a strong currency and few import restrictions, Thailand is a competitive market both in price and quality. Last year Canada sold $166,000 Canadian companies interest in Thai- |land's development plans. Among Canadians working in Thailand is R. C. Bailey of |Vernon, B.C., on loan from the] B.C. civil service to the Colombo| plan technical assistance pro- |gram. He is advising Thais on| agricultural community develop-| ment work at Ubol, and works Several closely with Dr. Donald Faris, af Canadian employed by UNESCO in community planning. Scrip Heads For Bonfires By STEWART MacLEOD Canadian Press Staff Writer SOEST, Germany (CP)--Cana- dian soldiers in Germany are having their fipancial headaches cured more easily now. |the British forces are switching |to marks "for reasons too numer- ous to mention." Generally, it (will simplify matters. | Joe Barter, general manager of | Maple Leaf Services stores which EATON'S » OSHAWA : Store Hours: 9.30 a.m. to 6. p.m. Monday to Saturday,Open Friday Nights until 9. p.m. Located on King St. W at Stevenson Rd. Floor Model Pianos Priced low for clearance! . Here's an opportunity for music lovers to' own a fine piano -- at an outstanding sav- ing! Various highly respected names are included in the group . . .-each instrument features quality and craftsmanship you like .. . sale-priced for saving! Purchase your new piano on EATON'S easy Budget- Charge Terms with NO DOWN PAYMENT! 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Adjustable bracket for positioning outside window. Each 2.25 seve seen They used to draw their dollar(SUPPy the troops with food, | earnings in sterling, changing it clothing and hardware, agrees into German marks for spending Wholeheartedly. With an all-Ger- off base. With constant changes/™an staff he found the sterling in valuation, it was a mathema-|SYStem a constant. headache. tician's nightmare. INEW PRICE LIST From now on, everything will Barter, from St. John's, Nfld., | Tar Baal Soto een i, Ye Share 3 , 30 uring one weekend. "We Scrip, based on sterling, is head: had to put a new (price on every| oe this LL is Lo sore buy 23 i] of money was taken oy the Brit thi pn 4. ph a f -{fix up all our books, and open as ish Army of the Rhine, of which [usual Monday. pe the 4th Canadian Infantry Brigade| "It was a busy weekend." forms a part. The Canadians wel-| Dan Clark, of Leamington, Ont.,]| comed It with open arms. {manager of the Bank of Montreal Maj. James Cox of London, at the Soest headquarters, had the Ont., He brigade's iid Saher same sort of hectic weekend. | says: € very much welcome| "But there was no real prob-| the changeover. It will simplify lem, We closed out our books and our entire operations. {opened new ones Monday. | USED SINCE 1945 | "It's much more sensible this! Maj. Cox, whose staff looks hew way. ; ; after the estimated $2,500,000 cir. Maj. Cox says the soldiers now culating tarough the Canadian coming to Germany will gain bases in Germany. still deals with most from the change. : They Canadian and American dollars, /o™ have to bother learning the German marks and Belgian and sterling system. The ones who French france. "out at least they jiats been hire for a while don Y aré all decimal systems," he ' says, | With sterling gone, the brigade : : can use regular army cash books Ex-Vice-President for the first time since the troops . came to Germany in 1951. Of Studebaker Dies The old sterling system--Brit-| poroNTO (CP) -- Frederick | ish armed forces services vouch- Chevers Williams, 58, former ex-| £3. x34 Deen used since the var gcutive vice-president of Stude-| y Britain's troops ermany. baker - Packard Motors of Can-| The small paper bills started at|ada, died Tuesday. | threepence and worked up to £5. At the time of his death he The big Jocket-WipekioE English was a director of Europa Cars pennies also were used. {Limited. He will be buried at The war office in London says'Owen Sound Friday. , OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS Ivy Gibbs 222, Marj. Clark 220, Gladys | | I MOTOR CITY STORE LEAGUE 400 doubles: Fairley Bouckley 462|Clark 219, Glenys Clark 215, Muriel (199, 263), Helen Gourlie 461 (269, 192), (Scott 215, Grace Locke 214, 202; Pear] Irene Campbell 420, (190, 230), Merle [Marlowe 212, Dorothy Coleman 208, Bea Poch M2 (221, 191), Rose Procher 401|Holland 206, Dorothy Moise 205, Mar), (163, 241). | Taylor 204, 202. #200 singles. Ethel Freeman 240, Ber-| Three men over 200 without kandi- niece Saramak 234, Mabel Moss 209, cap -- Ross Clark 274, 263 (730); Bill Queenie Lounds 208, Ada Garrett 207,| Grandy 253, 216 (613); Glen' Maunder Ada Tonkin 201, | 202. Team Standing: Jury and Lovell 1-20,| Men with handicap -- Frank Cooper Kinloch's Ltd. 2-19, Gold Medal Clean:|279, 217 (677); Ken Neal 277, Clayton | ers 3-17, Motor City Bowling 2-15, Mod- | Lee 259, 256, 207 (722); Gord Shemiit| ern Upholstery 0-11, Jordan's Florist 235, Bll Hamilton 233, 211, 206 (630): | 0.9, Crowell's Shell Station 3-8. People's | Roy Corbman 223, Art Allman 222, 202; | Clothing 1-8, Schofield's Ins. 1-7. Teon Parks 214, Eric Jacklin 214, 214. 213 (641); Perce Clark 210, Perce Neal UNITED STEEL WORKERS |208. Mark Hill 207. i High Triples: S8. Boneham 669, F Six in our Lemon League this week Watson 630, D. Snelgrove 628, D. Bright (and thev are Verna Haight 86, Betty , L. Arp 600 | Taylor 85, Rita Code 84, 80. 65; Norm High Singles: I. Richard 230, B. Wat-| Marnien #8, Marion Cox 73, Ethel West. 227, W. Campbell 221. D. Wil<on lake 46. 218, J. Killen 218, B. Rutherford 217,| ¥. Lindley 212, R. Aro 211, J. Nicho! 210, H. Topham 209, M. Kuzyk 206, N Boneham 206, Myles Smith 204. Lemon League: W. Lynch' 45, J. Ga! len 67, 99. D. Topham 71. B Watson 29, D. Jacenty 91, J. McCarthy 92 . Nichol 9%. J. Gabona 9, 91, H MAJOR "A" LEAGUE Congratulations to Gillard's Cleaners for winning the first sect'on. Millie| Cameron came up with a nice 822 trinle | 305), Audrey Branton 809, June Grice 0 (316): Lorraine Murphy 764, Bettv| | Sackett 714, Dot Clements 714 (308): Andrews 99. Loaters | \1ary Mothersill 695, Mavis Tavlor 669, | Team Standings: A Group -- LOM | Alice Northey 665, Ev Campbell 656. 19, Instigators 18, Spitfires 16, Striv "elen Revnolds 654. Lois Fillmore 649, wall. Approx. 734" high. colour of gold. Approx. 34" square. HARDWARE, EATON'S LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 253 PHONE RA 5-7373 14. NVanguards 9 i B Group -- Orbiters 13, Poor Shot 12. Lucky Six 8, Losers 6, Cellar Dwe lers 5. Tairley Bouckley 647, Al Hill 640, Chris ollins 639, Nancy Love 825, Ev Clourh | 623, Mabel Moss 622, Onda Gunn 619, Marion Dingman 619, Lorraine Good- Ie | » , ol i CONSUMERS GAS MIXED LEAGU¥ Jaan 613, Janet Peel 611, Olive Fri ne] There were only seven bowlers w th] 200 and over this week: Duncan Lov 247, Don Welsh 225, Harry Jones 222 Art TNson 219. Bil Ginter 212, Ron Lot' 210, 208, Rose Love 203. : No Blow Tees took 4 points whic puts them in second rlace They are onlv 1 point behind Test Points who took 3 points from Pilots. The Digger: took 4 points and are now tied for rth place with Resets fon Standine: Tet Points 23, No Nuo-Way Rugs took 4 from Young | Voderns. Horwich Jewellers 4. Gil 'ard's Cleaners 0, Woodlyn Beauty |"alon 3, Coca-Cola 1. Hayden Macdon- y | 1ld's 3, Fashion Village 1, Stroud's 3, | Acadian Cleaners 1. MOTOR CITY INDUSTRIAL Friday night showed Westmount lads tak'ng their full 3 points from Lock: woods, wh'le the other teams divided | Blow Tees 22. Quik Heat 18, The Dig-|them up: Gillard's 2, Genosha 1, Aca. gers 17, Resets 17, Pilots 10. Please try and be at the alleys to start bowling at 7 sharp. AUMORESQUE BLIND BOWL ING High bowler for this week. Horka (204. 157) 361; Ada McDono (144, 14) Pat McConnell (117 145) 262;/ Charlie Lavell (116, 128) 244: Mary Leach (103, 45) 148 With handican Sonie (38-75) 133; Clara Suddard Diachinkn 3957 ® we would like to thank our score keepers and our coaches ALBERT STREET UNITED CHURCP With one more night to go we find the Biue-Jays on too w'th 25, and right on their tail are the Stars and Com ets with 24. Sliders and Rockets 20: fawkes 16; Satellites and Fagles 15 Beavers 11; Jets 10. There is only one woman aver 20° without handicao and that was Marg Jacklin with 209, 206. Ladies with hand'cap -- Bessie Kno 260, Eva Locke 253, 223 (637); W Scott "0. 207); Helen Muriel "tannder 231 (6'7): G dians 2, Clarks 1, Motor City 2 and | | Dunns 1 | Two 700 scores were ton for the eve {ning with R. Jay 770 (278, 213, 219), | | (scratch bowline), W. Smith 764 (224, 1 276, 264). including his 18 handicap. Over 600 games were racked ap hy F. Schneider 690 (287, 211, 192); B Taylor 679 (219, 200. 260); V. Claus 671 (261, 217, 189); D. Wotton 671 (194, 238, "9); N. Olesuk 657 (242, 175, 240): D. Cooper 647 (250, 165, 232); C, Winnacott 647 (237, 227, 183); C. Weeks 648 (203, 210, 230); D. Wilson 639 (220, 244, 175); | T. Dunn 631 (201, 234, 196); R. Channe- | delaine 628 (217, 267, 154): N. Thomp- on 610 (188. 162, 249); T. Monahan 600 250, 198, 152). Good 211 games were rolled by R | "loward 272, B. Courtney 243, O. Goguen "1, F. Hayward 229, H. Doyle 225, D Gwilliam 218, W. Lawson 214, P. Hercla 8. Auld Goren 207. I. Walsh 207. A, Big Special Selling! 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