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Hbbtstaet it ESSE Canada To Study | Mirror In Space OTTAWA (CP) -- Canada is one of 31 countries which will take part in a new comprehen- sive international study of the ionosphere, the mysterious ra- dio mirror 60 to 300 miles above the surface of the earth. The study will involve the col- lection .and study of signals from an American ionosphere Beacon satellite scheduled to be placed in orbit by a_ Delta rocket at Cape Kennedy, Fia., today. Techniques to be employed by the satellite wil) be complemen- tary to those used by the Ca- nadian-built Alouette ionosphere satellite launched in 1962. Alouette was designed by the Defence Research Board's telecommunications es- tablishment mainly to investi- gate the vertical distribution of electron densities in the iono- sphere. The Beacon satellite's main aim will be to study hori- zontal irregularities. | The satellite, which will tra- The international undertaken, unprecedented for a single) United States space project,| could leag to improved long dis- tance communications on earth. Such communications can ~ d off the i tween distant points on lena During the experiment, a net- work of 80 stations around the world, including three in Can- ada, will receive signals directly from the satellite. Canadian stations are at) Baker Lake, in the Northwest! Territories north of Churchill,|; Man., Prince Albert, Sask., and Victoria. vel in a circular orbit 750 miles, above earth well above the iono-| sphere, will transmit continuous) radio signals that do not require specialized receiving stations, elaborate computers and data-| handling machines to unravel) coded language. | |» THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, March 19, 1964. 19! - mone ' Communities Must Help Retarded" rage oy be anger Ree f t : . ister Judy LaMarsh sa ed-| I On nesday night that 75 per cent of n 0 aro the mentally retarded can be) TORONTO (CP) -- Tourism educated and trained and it is|has become one of the giants crucial that there be community | of Ontario industry, the de- {support to meet the challenge.! partment of travel and publicity "Some communities are be-'Says in its annual report. ginning to recognize theetmport- United States and other for- ance of community services," cign tourists spent more than she told a dinner meeting of the $350, 000,00 000 during 1963, accord- Tourism Pumps $ Billion ng to the report tabled in the legislature Wednesday. Including domestic travelling and vacationing in the prov- ince, Ontario garnereq about | $1,000,000,000 from the tourist industry during the year. Most visitors to the province were from Michigan, followed by New York, Ohio and Pen-| nsylvania. { RUNS IN FAMILY 1 Zina Bethune of the TV Series, The Nurses comes from a long] line of doctors, all of them sur-| named Bethune. Gyro Club, More efforts were -- -- needed. "The fate of the educable and trainable depends to a large ex- tent on our acceptance of them in the community. Like the rest of us they tend to rise to meet expectations. "Tf little is provided for them and expected from them. they may achieve little. On the other hand,. with suitable services and expectations it has been demonstrated that they can achieve much." Miss LaMarsh said she hopes ithe October federal - provincial Receiving stations forward in-|conference on mental retarda- SAVINGS | IN TIME FOR EASTER DURING ENGEL'S | OUT-OF formation to the U.S. National|tion will result in a "'clearer ap- Aeronautical and Space Admin- |preciation of the responsibilities Fishing Hut istration's Goddard Space Flight| Centre near Washington where of those involved, greater un- derstanding of the services ex-| BUSINESS other scientists will piece to-listing and required and firm Is Residence Court Decides NEW MARKET, Ont. (CP)-- Magistrate Russell Pearse changed his mind Wednesday and ruled it is legal to drink) in a fishing hut--provided there| is enough room in it to.lie down! and sleep. "Be it ever so humble, a man's fishing hut can be lik- ened to his castle, Toronto suburb, on a charge of keeping liquor in an illegal place. On not a place of residence," mot a place of residence,"' but reserved judgment until Mr. Dales could expand his argu- ment. hy days earlier Magistrate| K. M. Langdon ruled in Milton, | Ont., 'that it is legal for a man| to have liquor in his fishing hut} if he intends to stay overnight. | SHOFNER League. B. Modell said Tuesday Shofner had informed club officials that he would not be back next sea- gether a composite: global pic-|determination to take, the most ture of the ionosphere. appropriate next steps." GLECOFF'S SUPERMARKET 174 RITSON RD, SOUTH OSHAWA @ Open Daily 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. @ Get your Toggery Ready for the Easter Parade Send ALL your Spring Cleaning " argued law-| yer Joseph Dales, defending Er-| nest Spruce, 43, of Rexdale, a} March 4 Magistrate| Pearse found that a fish hut "'is| The great change of pace beer It's brewed specially for Spring drinking with a taste that's tangy, a flavour that's lively. Whatever kind of beer you drink regularly you'll enjoy Dow Bock. 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