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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November 12, 1964 CCA Reports Active Year An active year for the On- tario County Unit, Canadian Cancer Society, was reported at the annual meeting, held here. Mrs. W. B. Syer, .Women's Service chairman, reported that the unit and its 14 branches were active. She said in the report that Daffodil Teas in the campaign month of April con- tributed to the success of the Unit. Many gifts were donated and made by the various branches both for Princess*Mar- ret eee raeetial as well as the Ticshorenale Clinic. Tribute was paid to the Victorian Order of Nurses and the Public Health Nurses for their support. Cabinet To OK Parole OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Minis- ter Pearson announced Tuesday that the government plans ac- tion to give the cabinet the fi- nal say in whether parole should be granted a person whose sentence of death has been commuted to life impris- onment. Mr. Pearson referred in the Commons to a recent govern- ment step in commuting the death sentence of Kenneth Iioyd Meeker, sentenced to death for the sex slaying of a YW-year-old girl near Mission City, B.C. Normally. a person whose death sentence has been com- muted to life imprisonment be- comes to be considered for parole in 10 years. Mr. Pearson said the govern- ment plans to pass a regulation which will provide that any per- aon whose death sentence is commuted may not be paroled The activities of the year in- cluded the following statistics: 8,659 dressings made, 8,719 dressings dispensed, 78 cases of which 11 were held over and 18 dismissed, There were 45 cases for dressings, one nursing care case and eight for drugs. -- W. C. Famme, campaign chairman, reported that the April campaign had gone well and that the quota had been exceeded. He paid tribute to the volunteer canvassers who did so much to ensure the success of the campaign. Mrs, A. C. McKenzie, chair- man of the extension and main- tenance committee reported that several new sections had been formed in Newtonville, Orono, Newcastle, Longford Mills, Atherley, Upter grove, Udney, Brechin and Game- bridge. Tribute was paid.to co- chairman, Mrs, W. H. J. Thomp- son, in successfully forming two new branches in West Pickering and North Pickering, also for her work in connection with the newly organized Whitby Branch of which Dr. J. B. Da- vies is the president. LONDON (CP) -- Now that Britain has gone "bonkers," Quintin Hogg has returned to the practice of law--but not quietly, no sir. This most colorful of former Tory ministers has reacted with gusto to delighted yells of "bon- kers" from Labor members 'in the new Parliament. The appearance of Hogg on swearing-in day was like the passage of a supersonic aircraft creating a. continuous -- sonic boom, only that with Hogg it was "bonkers - bonkers - bon- kers!"" and the erstwhile Lord Hailshaw replied: "bonkers!"' Hogg's pre-election comment that anyone voting Labor Oct. 15 would be bonkers will prob- ably, live as a sort of classic in political sayings and no one seems more pleased than the irrepressible honorable gentle- man himself. « Most Canadians would in- terpret the* comparatively new slang term as something like "nutty" but the former educa- tion minister has carefully ex- plained to his bishop, of all people, that it refers not to in- telligence quotient but to relia- Miss R. A. Hawkes, education and publicity committee chair- man reported that the work for her committee included special meetings, films, concerts, panel discussions, teas, booths at Fairs and special events. Much literature was distributed in public libraries, stores, banks | and through industry. ported that in the City of Osh- awa $12,857 was raised by can- vassing, $3,990 had -been donat- ed in memoriam and $4,018 was received in special dona- tions. In addition to. this, $25,568 was raised by the branches bringing total receipts of the Unit for the year to $46,433. Of this 81 per cent was earmarked by the Canadian Cancer Society for research, 10 per cent 'was disbursed on women's service in the County 4 per cent on edu- cation and 5 per cent on admin- istration and campaign costs. without specific approval of the federal cabinet. TUNA MATCHES ON NEW YORK (AP)--The Inter- national Tuna Cup matches, cancelled the last six years be- cause of a lack of the giant blue-fins, will be held in Nova Scotia waters again next Sep- tember. W. S. K. Jones, Nova Scotia's minister of trade and industry, made the ennounce- ment Tuesday following a two- day meeting of the 'ournament S| gN board of directors. Continental STEAM BATH © MASSAGE @ EXERCISE e HEAT T eches and ae ae tism ete.) @ Registered Masseur Call 728-2460 or 725-2109 16A Ontario St, CLIP THIS CARD! WIN '100.- *500. $1000. MATCH NUMBERS ON CARD WITH NUMBERS ON REVERSE OF TAPES! CARD No.32 VALID TO Set.Nov.21 PLAYING CARD bility of judgment. Britons Termed 'Bankers' By Colorful Tory Politician Most Rev. Mervyn Steckwood, Anglican Bishop of Southwark, had criticized racial prejudice in the election. Hogg, self-des- cribed "constituent" bishop, came back: "If I may offer a suggestion to the bishop, when he next differs from the electors gen- erally or in any particular con- stituency, it would be better if he referred fo them simply as 'ponkers,' an animadversion which, if I may say so, refers neither to their 'I. Q.'.. . nor to the state of their souls but to the reliability of their judg- ment." With the Tories out of office, Hogg now is Opposition spokes- man on education in Sir Alec Douglas - home's shadow cab- inet, losing the £5,000 ($15,000) ministerial salary. One of Britain's most famed lawyers, Hogg, 57, didn't have long to wait for a case when he returned to his law office. He was retained by Randolph Churchill in an action brought by the London Daily Sketch against the son of Sir Winston and the Weekly Spectator. Ran- dolph is a spectator cctumnist. Several other former minis- the City, London's financial dis- trict.. They include Edward Heath, 48, Sir Keith Joseph, 46, Robert Carr, 49, and Anthony Barber, who. lost his seat. At least one Labor party fig- ure resigned his City post to join Prime Minister Harold Wil- son's government. He is the Earl of Longford, 58, who be- came leader of the House of of. thelrords Latins Light Up Inside Mouths. CARACAS, Venezuela (Reu- ters) -- Scientists are studying the effects of a Latin-American way of smoking cigarets-plac- ing the lighted end inside the mouth, In Venezuela, this curious method of using tobacco is known as "candela pa' dentro." Thousands of Venezuelan men! and women do it. Professor L, F. Quigley of Harvard University told a re- cent international dental con- ference here he had _ studied 1,000 such cases of without encountering a single person suffering from cancer. The dental conference was primarily interested in the ef- fect of this kind of smoking on ters have returned to jobs in, {Thompson, QC; 2nd vice-presi- iD. Friend; retary, Mrs. Fred Lloyd; at '* O'MALLEY! smokers}, teeth and metal fillings. Is Re-elected As President Kenneth Smyth of Oshawa was eleeted president of the On- tario County Unit of the Cana- dian Cancer Society for a fur- ther year at the annual meet- ing held here. E. H. Walker, president of General Motors of Canada was elected honorary president and T. L. Wilson, publisher of the Oshawa Times was elected hon- orary vice-president. Officers for the coming year are as follows: 'st vice-president, W. H. J. Ajax; ville; Mrs. J. Parks, Beaver- ton; Mrs. R..M, Carter, Can- nington; Mrs. J. B. Mulloy, Sun- derland;. Mrs. H. Rose, Brook- lin; Mrs. G. Bagshaw, Georgina; Miss E. Kelly, Brechin; B. Reynolds, Scott; V. L. ley, Uxbridge; W. H. J. Thomp- son, QC, Pickering; . Pugh, Ashburn; Dr. J. B. Da-| vies, Whitby. Advisory committee -- Dr. M. B. Dymond, Dr. 0. G. Mills, Dr. J, Chmara, Mrs. G. Telford, iT, Hopkins, C. A. Sadler. H. Freeman, Bowman- Mrs, Bai- Mrs. M dent, Walter Famme; 3rd vice- president, Lieut, Col. Finley. Recording secretary, Mrs. corresponding sec: urer, K. M. Hume; extensio chairman, Mrs. A. C. McKen- zie; education and publicity, Mrs. Rose Hawkes; co-chair- I man, Miss Agnes ga | campaign chairman, erll Famme; Women's service bitored man, Mrs. Bert Syer. mond, Port Perry; M. Bruce, i Bevo Construction Ltd. 723-7122 @ Homes @ Additions Directors -- Mrs. M. B. Dy-|p @ Offices @ Remodeling | SRE ENRe RE TETRSMRE JAMES RELIABLE FURNITURE - INTERIORS © CUSTOM DRAPERIES ° © FINE FURNITURE' e BROADLOOM Personal Home Decorating Service Treasurer, K. M. Hume re-| @ . The Canadian National Institute 7 COMMUNITY CHEST IS COUNTING ON YOU TO HELP THEM REACH THEIR GOAL OF 275,900 Boy Scouts of Canada e (Oshawa District Council) John Howard Society @ Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canadian Mental Health Association for the Blind Girl Guides of Canada (Oshawa) Canadian Red Cross Society Christmas Cheer Fund Canada @.Navy League of Canada (Oshawa) Oshawa and District Associa- tion for Retarded Children St. Jolin Ambulance Society Women's Welfare League EVERY DOLLAR YOU DONATE IS PUT TO WORK HELPING THESE 20 AGENCIES CARRY ON THEIR WORK THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Victorian Order of Nurses Crippled Children's School and Clinic Young Women's Christian Association @ East Whitby Social Welfare Association @ Salvation Army March of Dimes Boys' Club Have You Been Missed? If You Have Not Yet Made Your Contribution To This Year's Community Chest Campaign, Your Gift Could Be One Of Those That Will Mean the Difference Between Success and Failure. DO IT NOW!! 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