in throwing com; liens. ot Cone.» Smepeued. ratios rolling pin centres. Canada and note One Calas cae! specially made Australian A have been at it since homa, Gloucester, England and| hardwood 126 ae 10 inches. | 1961. New South Wales, Australia, Best brick thrower is Stewart, The women of Stroud entered Canada's Stroud rolled over|George of Gloucester, who|with rolling pins flying in 1962, its opponents in the rolling-pin|tossed a five-pound brick, cus- toss, scoring 27 points. England|tom made at Stroud, Okla., a Rate High g made 13 points while the United| distance of 119 feet, two inches. STROUD, Ont, (CP) -- Th : ' : me throwing bck, buen tala fe stow, "England, bean 'iow comes firing ling pins Eneland's Soul tral. satg the comes fer twa B| "that's what the populations of| ee sith 29 points, The Ameri |TeMzed Poth places are brick- ngage ag ar gor cans scored 18, Canada nine s| Ausiraiia might be saying to-;*°¢ Austratia eight. day. Champion For Saturday was the day for|of the world, of the international brick and roll-'olyn Armstrong of Ontario, who Canadians B THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, July 19, 1966 NEWS IN BRIEF URGES CRACKDOWN Jean St. Laurent, 29, were HAMILTON (CP) -- Alder-|taken to hospital. Police said man Stanley Dudzic, chairman) the explosion occurred when the of the city health board, Mon-|hose of a propane gas delivery day proposed a province-widel|truck driven by Mr. St, Lau- crackdown on noisy motor-\rent, was punctured near a cycles. Speaking to the Hamil-| stove. ton trailic committee, he pro-| posed provincial action to make! APPEAL DENIED sure cl motorcycles are) KUGENE, Ore. (AP) -- Cir-i equipped with noise muffling| cuit Judge Edward Leavy Mon- devices and said "the noise is denied the appeal of co-ed getting to be one of this city's|editor Annette Buchanan for a biggest problems." new trial on contempt-of-court WANT SAFE TIRES charges. Miss Buchanan, 20, of "paul Dia I Set wrong N CALL OR SEE DIXON'S FOR OIL FURNACES SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS Seattle, was convicted June 28 TORONTO (CP)--The Garage|and fined $300 for refusing to tell a grand jury the names of students she interviewed for an article on marijuana, She is Operators Association has sub- mitted a brief to the provincial government urging action on 'The greatest high adventure 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE ae Aire om ge bic managing editor of the Oregon associations genera ont '|}Daily Emerald, student newspa- yy Boi cespabhearyling poe per at the University of Oregon. without cutting ese one READY FOR FAINTERS terials and workmanship, an . - cs low-cost tires are "like staking peter: Wales ogernig 'our life that a child's balloon|+ 0%! Olice messengers who de- toon break." liver telegrams here are ready 4 \for people who faint on receiv- eyo SPE en OTTAWA (CP)~A conference) #V© Passee frstalc examina: on psychiatric disorders will be ~~ y tees ety authorized to) held at the University of Ottawa) "@!TY "rstaie kits, next Byes ae di Ta ae foe SCROLLS RETURN HOME noune: lay. The confer- " ence, to be attended by mental toa a td pal tg' " health experts, will deal with|>cTo!ls, carefully packed in 36 mental health problems and| jboxes, arrived back in Jordan) preventative measures, aboard a chartered air-| jliner after touring Britain and} BLAST INJURES FIVE ever filmed! STARTING TOMORROW Now North America for 18 months.| MONTREAL (CP)--Five peo-|They were taken to the museum ple were injured Monday in an/of antiquities under armed es- explosion and fire that caused |cort. serious damage to a restaurant one and neighboring buildings inj STAMP HARD TO FIND suburban Laprairie. Mrs. Jean| The rarest Canadian stamp is Lue Filion, and her children Jo-|the "twelve - penny black" of There was a new twist in anne, 13, and Jean, 15 -- |1851, bearing the portrait of the Sourdough Raft Race Michelle Machabee, + and) Queen Victoria. Monday during Edmonton's Klondike Days. As 101 rafts landed on the North _Sas- Political Leaders UMBIA PICTURES. PECK DAVID NIVEN ADULT SMTERTAINMENT CRAB THAT GARTER katchewan River bank, one member of each two-man crew had to run up the bank and take a garter from a dancing" girl. Teams 3 were disqualified if the garter was not produced at the finish line. (CP Wirephoto) Seaway Tolls May Be Hiked OTTAWA (CP)--The a ° ment faces a decision this fa on what to do about St. Law-|petuity for having financed the Lie Low rence Seaway finances. project. The result may be increased; Mr. Reuss said present tolls) OTTAWA (CP)--Party lead- tolls along the inland waterway) are more than adequate to meetjers plan to stay generally close|for the annual convocation of| Sir Edwin, a native of Hamil- or a revamping of the financial|reasonable seaway costs. His|to the hustings during the Com-|the Grand Lodge of Canada, A.|ton, Ont., was elected Conserva- program to get around the debt/ bill would provide that tolls be|mons' summer recess, a survey|F. and A. M., in Ontario. |tive member of Parliament for that has been growing since the/set to cover operating and| showed Monday. The majority are from the/|the British riding of North Som- mammoth project was com-|maintenance costs plus a fair : jmore than 600 Masonic lodgesierset in 1950. pleted in 1959. return to the government on its| Prime Minister Pearson is to\i ou ghout Ontario. The meetings today will hear/ The Canadian government| investment. complete a three-day swing) "The convocation opened Mon-|reports of standing committees | provided a loan. of $345,000,000) The St. Lawrence Seaway Au- [aeven Alberta Oday, His of: ay and continues today with|such as the committee on the | to foot the bill for the Canadian| thority says that, up to last Dec,|/ice Said he plans to spend the) io.aq directors' meetings and/state of freemasonry and the an-| side of the Seaway, Since it]31, the Canadian Seaway had|S¥mmer catching up with office | veetings of the board of gen-|nual report on the bursaries | opened, the waterway has been! paid interest of $47,196,000, leav-|Work and keeping frequent), purpose. Wednesday the|program administered by the| unable to pay off any of theling $44,095,000 in deferred inter-|SPe@king engagements, Jannual meeting will be held at/Masonic Foundation. principal and has fallen behind est, Interest charged on the| Opposition Leader Diefen-|Cedarbrae.secondary school,| Among those to be elected is on the interest payments. original loan and deferred loans|baker and his wife are spending|complete with a parade and|a new deputy grand master who Hearings were held earlier|is about four per cent. a week at Fairmount Hot)featuring the election of district |will later move to the head of this summer to get reaction of} The report on the toll hear-|Springs in the Rockies, 60 miles}and lodge officers, |the organization, The present interested parties to a toll in-jings is in government hands|northwest of Banff, Alta. He |WELL SPEAK deputy grand master, Donald J. crease of some 10 per cent.|and Transport Minister Pickers- [plans to make a few public ap-} Guest speaker at Wednesday|Gunn, will succeed Grand Mas- There were strong protests] gill told. the Commons last week|pearances in Alberta and visit |night' s Grand Masters' dinnerlter James N. Allan next year. against a boost, there will be no change in thejhis Prince Albert constituency me ace eg, be mere = toll structure without an an-|until mid-August, when he'll re-| usual Canadian interest in a nouncement to Parliament. jturn to. Ottawa. * t-Representative Henry §. Reuss} With the Commons in recess| New Democratic Le a WR ESTLING Ts": July 19, 8:30 says he will introduce in the/until Oct. 5, it is expected an-|Douglas has speaking engage- CERAWA SOIC AUBITORIUM U.S. Congress this week. nouncement of any decision}ments across Canada in the A RETURN GRUDGE BATTLE Johnny Powers vs. The Beast MR, X vs. ROCKY JOHNSON ' Seaman Art Thomas vs. Jungle Jim Storr @ PICKERING--C.N. Sounds ° OANA Oeies her shogeton #/BOB LIEPLER vs. GEORGIOS KANELIS 0: AAN--Alex, Drops Be a aac ike 'GUNS OF NAVARONE SiNLEY BAER ANTHONY QUAYLE: IRENE PAPAS: GIA SCALA see JAMES DARREN 'Written & Produced by Music Composed & Conducted Dwected by ' fl se IMITRY TIOUKI | JL THOMSON [it EARL FOREN au rims OVOW AIR CONDITIONED FOR COMFORT Grand Lodge Convention Takes Masons To Toronto TORONTO (CP) -- Close tojwill be Sir Edwin Leather, past} |4,000 Masons, including repre-|grand deacon of the United | |sentatives from all 10 provinces,|Grand Lodge of England and| England, and 20 American/past master of Canada Lodge, states are in Toronto this week|No. 3527, London, England. * COLOR + PANAVISION "NEVADA SMITH" but the government would col- lect an annual payment in per-| Elvis Presley "PARADISE HAWAIIAN STYLE" -- in color DANCING Downtairs WHITBY ARENA WED., JULY 20th THE TWO TOP BANDS ON TWO BIG STAGES NON-STOP 8 P.M. to 12 MIDNITE DRESS: - Your Choice, FEATURING THE UGLY DUCKLINGS AND THE FABULOUS FIVE RISING SONS! @ Advance Tickets 1.25 @ At the Door 2.00 @ TICKET AGENCIES @ @ TORONTO--A & A Records, e@ BOWMANVILLE--Bryson's Yonge St. Smoke Shop INN (AJAX) LTD. 70 STATION ST, -- AJAX eaturing NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT in THE CAROUSEL LOUNGE Facilities for 20 to 300 Banquets @ Meetings @ Weddings Phone 942-5580 Information and Reservations The bill proposed by the Wis-/ could come soon after the House|next few weeks. H s consin Democrat would remove) resumes sittings, Shippers have Highland "perl at Torrie | the requirement, agreed to by to take tolls into account in set-|Ont., July 30 and the Caledonian | both the Canadian and U.S.|ting rates for the 1967 season.|\Games in Vancouver Aug. 6, governments when they under-| The 50-year period to wipe out Creditiste Leader C took the joint project, that build-| Seaway debt was stipulated in Jatelogiadtan cet atpte dE ing costs for the Seaway be re-|the Canada - U.S. agreement.|&t_home in Rouyn, Que., mh paid over 50 years, Changes along the line of the|September It would make the U.S. in-| bill proposed by Mr. Reuss, or vestment in the Seaway, about) any alteration in this repayment $130,000,000, a permanent one.| period, would have to be ap- The debt would be wiped out! proved by both governments, 4-GREAT BOUTS---4 © wire Walby keene eT, sit Whitby Arena : Whitby Record Bor ae Books /j Pat Milosh Promoter --- Tickets For These OVER 3500 EXPECTED AS USUAL! 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