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'SAVE $ $ ON AUTO INSURANCE If you are an Abstainer you save up to $18.00 on your auto insurance. "JOHN RIEGER 218 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY DIAL Queen's Scout Awards Highlight Of Banquet The presentation of Queen's Scouts badges was a highlight)=' of the father and son banquet held at King Street United Church by the 1lth Oshawa Scouts and Cabs, Walter Mittig, Ronald Loft- house, John Koene and Colin Brown were presented with the badges. The mothers auxiliary and the group committee also presented rings to the boys. Rev: John Porter, of West- minster United Church, stated ficiency was presented to Don- '4 Campbell, and the John Beamish Trophy for Competi- tion was presented to D Bannon, on behalf of the Cougar patrol. Bruce Brydges received the English Trophy for Proficiency and the Bud Pipher Trophy for Sports went to Jim Coedy. Mr. Porter presented the Religion and Life Awards to William MacDonald, John Koene and Biian Sliter. that the success of the cub and | Newcastle Sportsmen's Club Awarded Conservation Trophy Junior members of the New- ior Conservation Trophy in Ot- tawa. The trophy was donated to the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters with whom the Newcastle juniors are affiliated, by the department. It is award- ed to various groups of the prov- ince who submit conservation entries. The trophy was presented to the Junior Club at Eastview Park. Ron Christie handed over out an extensive program of winter feeding of pheasants in Oshawa's Second Marsh over the past year. They have also promoted Hunter Safety pro- grams among the younger set, and have carried out a program of conservation education dur- ing the National wildlife week last April. They worked at preparing a landowner-hunter survey in con- junction with a similar program carried out by senior members. When the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters provided THE CSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, March 10, 1965 JF THE HUNGRY MILLIONS III Children Still Dying For Lack Of Protein By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Special Correspondent rf Relatively few North Ameri- cans ever heard of Kwashiorkor, In Central Africa, the term "the sickness the old baby gets when the new baby lagra, in India, nutritional dys trophy. children who lack protein. The belly distends and swells out of Proportion. Arms and legs be- come spindly. The child's hair turns grey. The skin cracks, Death comes in agony. ANCIENT RIO The Brazilian resort city of Rio de Janeiro is 400 years old this year. scout troops was. due to the ef- forts and talents of the leaders, who gave freely of their time. The Ross Law Trophy for Pro- permissive hunting signs they placed these in strategic places for hunters to obey. In The Congo they call it M'buaki, In Jamaic¢a, it's sugar baby, in South Africa, infant pel- z the trophy to Billy Hockett on behalf of the department. The youngsters have carried In the poor two-thirds of the world, ot eee 668-8831 cause of what "the protein -- Proteins ere MAY LEAD TO VIOLENCE. What happens when a human being is undernourished? The result is listlessness, disease, formed children, blind people. Those who have enough energy to do so view the misery around them and react in anger. Hun ger historically has led to vio- lence, revolution and even ma- jor war. Man has ravaged his planet for centuries, destroyed land and water resources. Now, mul- tiplying at an alarming rate, he faces the reckoning. Is there an answer which can exorcise the spectres of pestilence and war which haunt much of the world? Most experts say the know- how, the technology and the ree sources exist to meet the prob> lem if--and it is a big if--nae tions can learn to ¢ learn that enormously expensive military defences might not be enough to prevent the war that hunger might spark. In theory, humanity could feed itself indefinitely. In prace tice, it does not and is falling steadily behind. In theory teche nical knowledge can produce new resources, new storage methods, new products, better distribution, better land Ba | Practically, many areas mead reforms do little Be} Ao fi EO ale hae arante Ka | if not a ithe satisfied with ANY fresh meat you buy from LOBLAWS Free-Trade Law Coming WASHINGTON (CP) -- U.S. legislation to establish a form of free trade in autos with Can> ada is expected to be ready shortly. Informants here say the legis- lation. should be handed to the committee of ways and means of the House of Representatives. about mid-April. The auto bill would arrangements for manufacture ers of autos and parts to er 4 the international bounda-y, al: though the abolition of tariffs won't apply to the public. ada has already implemented by order-in-council. Ten-Gallon Hats On Europe Mart LONDON (AP)--Cowboy-style hats--aimed at the teen market--are to be ntroduced Europe. The prototype, introduced te buyers by the council of the hatters information centre, looks like a European's idea of a 10 gallon hat from the North Amer- ican West. Tailor and Cutter, a fashion magazine, says "hat manufac. turers hope it will assist in the hatters' attempts to wean young> sters onto headgear." From London to Paris te Rome, today's sidewalk cows boys generally go bareheaded, The prototype shown to buyers was in midnight blue. One viewer objected, si that if the hat is to to the European teen-ager it must be manufactured in more than one sombre shade. 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