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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdey, July 6, 1955 - Serpe ROUND THE GLOBE IN A GLANCE Doug Bader Offers Solace To Fellow Double Amputee VANCOUVER (CP)--A man who achieved fame without his legs gave some encouragement Monday to a young man who 'has just lost his legs. Douglas Bader, famed Eng- lish air ace who downed more than 22 German planes in the Second World War, went to a -- hospital here to talk to Brian ~ McDonald, 22, of Vancouver. "McDonald still is recovering | from the shock of losing both his legs, at his thighs, in the whirling blades of a helicopter fn northern British Columbia last June 8. "The shocking thing is that many people give up trying af- ter some small mishap," said Bader, who lost his legs in an air crash in 131. "J wouldn't say my feats were anything out of the ordin- ary. Compared to the handi- caps some people I have met have .overcome, mine was only a slight inconvenience." Bader, here on a trip, said he had heard about McDonald's mishap and decided to visit m. "The boy has guts," said Ba- der, who told reporters he doesn't consider himself handi- capped. He then left to shoot a round of golf. RACCOONS ATTACK GRAVENHURST, Ont. (CP) Raccoons, believed to be in- fected with rabies, attacked two persons in the Muskoka area during the weekend. One coon) was. shot; the other is still at large. The victims are receiv-| ing anti-rabies treatment. PHILLIPS IN HOSPITAL | TORONTO (CP) -- Nathan} Phillips, 72, former mayor of| Toronto, is under observation in| charge of the company. Glen D.| hospital for a heart condition. But Mr. Phillips, who was mayor of the city for a record) eight years, says "I never felt) bettér in my life." | | SLIDE DOWN ANTENNA | BLENHEIM, Ont. (CP) -- A mother and two of her children) slid down a television antenna to safety Monday 'as fire de- stroyed their two-storey home in this town near Chatham. Mrs. Helen McNear aroused her son, Bob, 15, and daughter, Thelma, 13, who were sleeping upstairs when she discovered the fire between 3 and 4 a.m. With the stairway engulfed in flames, the three escaped down the an- tenna. DOUGLAS BADER HEADS BOARD OTTAWA (CP)--Mr. Justice Gerald Fauteux of the Supreme Court of Canada Monday night was elected chairman of the board of directors of the new University of Ottawa. Mr, Jus- |tice Fauteux, 65, becomes the \first chairman under the uni- \versity's new structure ap- | proved last month by the On- jtario legislature. | | SELL INSURANCE FIRM | REGINA (CP)--The sale of the government-owned insur- ance company, Saskatchewan Guarantee and Fidelity Co. Ltd., for $1,200,000 was an- nounced Monday by Welfare Minister Dave Boldt, minister in Turner of Saskatoon and asso-| ciates purchased the company. | Incorporated as a private com-) pany in 108, the firm was taken over by the CCF government in 148. WINS TECHNICAL AWARD SHEARWATER, N.S. (CP)--| Petty Officer Bud Chura, an} aircraft technician at the naval) air station here, was presented with a cheque by the depart- ment of national defence for his suggestion for improving stow-) age of part of the folding wings of RCN aircraft. The cheque! was handed over at a special] ceremony at HMCS Shearwater. | VOTE AGAINST RAISE | BRANTFORD (CP) -- City! council members voted 6 to 5) Monday night against increas-| ing their annual pay to $1,500) from $900. Mayor Richard Beck- ett cast the deciding vote. | INJURED IN FIRE | NORTH BAY (CP)--One man, was injured but 25 others es- caped safely Monday night when fire destroyed a 43-unit apartment block here. Gordon Andrews, about 56, was in saf- isfactory condition in hospital with undetermined injuries suf-| fered when he jumped from a second-storey window. Magistrate Sponsors "New Start' WINNIPEG (CP) -- Mazis- trate Isaac Rice set a prece- dent for Manitoba courts Mon- day when he announced he will sponsor a convicted criminal on a new start of life. He said he was moved by the genuine and sincere words of Robert MacDonald, 26, who pleaded guilty to a charge of at- tempted breaking and entering! last week and was remanded to Monday for sentencing. MacDonald told the court: 'I steal because I have no home no job and nobody to turn to. | know how to live in jail but | don't know how to live in the world." The charge was laid when he tried to break into a service) station two days after being re- leased from Stony Mountain Penitentiary. Court was told he had spent about 12 years of his life in jails. | Magistrate Rice remanded) Macdonald for 'six months, re-| leasing him on his own recogni-| zance of $1,000. The magistrate said he and John Kean, provincial proba- tion officer, found a home for MacDonald away from the pla- ces he previously frequented. A businessman offered MacDon- ald a job and he was to start 'work today. | OSHAWA DRIVE-IN THEATRE I WORK HERE, AND YOU, SIR? ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -- Busily at work cutting open the night depository vault at a bank Monday, a holi- day burglar was confronted suddenly by Assistant Cash- ier E, Herndon Adams, who has a habit of checking the bank on his off-days. "'What,"' asked the start- led burglar, "'are you doing here?" "I work here," replied an equally startled Adams. The burglar fled, leaving CHURCHES GET TOGETHER LONDON, Ont. (CP)-- Churches in London, Ont., have founded a London Ecumenical Commission, at which the Ro- man Catholic, Anglican, Pres- byterian, Baptist, United Church, Lutheran and Greek Orthodox. denominations are represented. The 25 ministers} behind his acetylene torch vl the commission think other} and other tools--and an un- iscussion groups and Windsor aad Chathim will follow suit. \Penee Menk veult. BUILD OWN CART WINN-~EG (CP)--A replica of the Red River cart, complete down to the squeak in the wheels, has been sold for $350 to the Red River Exhibition by the Winnipeg Workshop for the Handicapped. It took four months to make, using no glue, nails or metal, and with only a hatchet and an axe as tools. When a Red River cart was used in the city's 1949 anniver- sary parade, it had to be bor- rowed from a_ Saskatchewan museum. | | and THE MIDNIGHTS Wed. Night 9:00 P.M. GREENHURST | PAVILION Thurstonia Park | 1 | MEL KRUGER REPRESENTATIVE SUN LIFE Assurance Company | of Canada a» ET OCC ee Le eealy nauepear 3 EXCITING NEW IDEA! 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