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sn eae Cloudy, Colder Weather Predicted For Weekend TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts|Kitchener ........ 28 50 = by the weather office at/Mount Forest ..., 25 730 a.m,: Synopsis: Cool air is pushing a recesene MB southward across Ontario ac- eo re agains 28 companied by predominantly Las atharines .... 30 cloudy skies and a few snow-/TOronto ....s+00.4 32 flurries. The cooler weather| Peterborough ..... 28 will be here to stay at at least/Kingston ,......+. 30 the weekend as an area of high Trenton pressure associated with this me large mass of cold air settles|Millaloe .... southeastward over the Great Lakes, Temperatures will be|North Bay ....... 22 near 50 in the south this after-lcuapury .., 2 noon and only in the mid 30s pba: in the north. As skies clear Sat- Q THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, October 29, 1966 ~ KGLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE | 'North Viet Nam Hails China's Missile Test TOKYO (AP) -- North Viet Nam continued today to, praise Communist China for its suc- cessful test of a guided missile ca) a nuclear warhead. the Commu- nist party newspaper Nhan Dan called the Chinese test "a great agurce ot inspiration fer the etnamese people's struggle U.S. aggression" and "an extremely great stimulus" to North Viet Nam's army and A statement by North Vietna- om Select Committee Asked Electric Car | Revamp Religion In Schools' DETROIT (AP)--General Mo-| .ommittee was asked Friday tolof religion, instead of a form tors Friday took the wraps off|recommend sweeping changes|which attempts to indoctrinate seeaittes wake af ee yon dig in both form ol cuatent of|students with individual beliefs, * ,|public school religious educa- The dream car se Rr tion, in nine briefs presented to og gee 7 seasacill robg-os ys + a po ng a southwestern Ontario heat-| i AB seni el mr * jing. , bines to a Stirling thermal heat) fqucationists, clergy and lay- this + gee would attempt to engine, ' ng from |Sensitize students to the rich GMs top engineering and re- Rok eeeeeee elintnaion ot te ee and depth. of being x hut reper 'tat & + the bs ligious training in the schools ay thirds stem of education vtannongeal mene oi NeWlto a new curriculum emphasiz-| 1 m" oh Soggy soe on power units is likely to be in ing a "humanistic" approach. w | yg = 4 , general use on highways within Most of the delegations and|com™ -- mt A e wwe. inmiedicts eure, individuals felt qualifications of|!@X revenue for private Chris. Much of GM's program St the jrgiigious education teach |Ken schocle wns sivent. at ral ang mgt 2 ers must be drastically up- eal benote vin Garenen showing operating, road models _ was John Vanderhoek, society Mt neporters ore. given. an opment that present teaching mks | SPOS wetention of religion " : in the department- et 8 ¢ portunity to ride in a 1966 Cor- poe wy course {s Var from |it Ontario' public schools to wei be ge apna Bo vair powered with 13 trays Of] satistactory combai a steadily increasing the prevings. Deane Genel silver-zinc batteries which gave Rev. Bruce Suitor, crime rate and growing im- poe Bin = al o "Gasier pl 7 man for the Kingsville and pis )=25=-~- peratures wiii coniinue to range peed of 80 miles an hour Mr, Vande rhoek criticized and a range of 40 to 60 miles on poh ¢) an py grond religion now taught in public below normal. olutionary struggle to the a battery charge. se schools as 'watered-down.' Lass st Cialis, Lake. mute, lature any practicing clergy- i , Lake Ontario, south- hd ply en They saw an Electrovan, 8| ian could do a better job of| Mrs. Wolfram Winter of hogy Windsor, London, converted GM van powered With} writing the guides used by|amington asked for the aboli-/™ ion Toronto: Mainly headed U.S. hydrogen - oxygen fuel cells|;,achers in religious education. |tion of religious education be- ody an auch eee an, whoosh by. London, Ciiatham aad Wiad uae en parental Clearing and cold tonight. ta peace." § sor Jewish communities bac! : day sunny and continuing cool. In other reaction, the Japa- W GHD codlaen ta unveil some|the complete elimination of re- The religious or ys Winds vert to northweet 15 to government deplored the of its best-kept secrets came ugios education from public po aged dag me oa 20 becoming light tonight, and a spokesman said a less than a month after Ford| Schools. " E Northern Huron, Georgian protest would be issued. made news with its disclosure HAS 'JEWISH' ROOM ee Fer acy Milligan, a Bay, Haliburton, Killaloe, Al- co Cees oon a that it was experimenting with!' 'Winiam 'Tepperman, Windsor |Windsor public and secondary |fO"™ Pa Hh pee ficial comment, althoug < ey. thy ' ht teh gi a Jewish community council/school teacher, asked for a rfl po get Barons Chinese announcement ese tery which might bring the elec-|;oocesman, sald in one arealcourse of religious education as peal cape tally ent Soviet wile: tric auto rags hoped to have|Jewish children who exercised/an option in secondary schools, po al Clearin 2, cold. tonight stati 1 Ford sa ' yee Pig oy their statutory right to be ex-jand a revamped course in pub- po pope cas Gn oe ped A ne sm ith © "i pen me . ved patvarl ,| cluded from religious education |lic schools. pmtng 4 cool, Winds worth to A Western. 'i ani iive years. Te predictea| classes were, gent to a room) Rev. D'Arcy Egan, principal | conwest 16 to 20 becoming within five years. It predicted normally used by retarded chil-|of Windsor's Holy Redeemer| iit ont the pay ol re wy Po dren, In another case, they|College, proposed university /"#). ~ © wine River, Golty for 'atom give a stan iy PP hos "lwent to a detention room, |trained teachers, versed in the) hoo Miche yh abs ayn 134-mile range at a 40-mile-an-| hich came to be known as|humanities and the broad spec- angst cen tiles 40487. missiles hour speed. "the Jewish room." trum of world religions. s i einuas bl : The Windsor Jewish commu- penne ry a -- in barb tf nity felt a study of comparative ee and continuing 7 : AFM INCOME _teligion at seconary school level D bans ally otro a 30 be- and an attempt to give younger y Tops been ey et , WORCESTER, Mags. (AP) Ca bishops GM Planning lM S85 Rah in special mathematics studies organized at Queen's University by the mathematics depart- ment. general agree- Sault Ste, Kapuskasing ..... 18 White River ...... 10 spokes- wt PC ova we ees WiC BUWiy "emcee LHUUMUYe: top § Timmins ..s0s0.5. 15 ATTENTION FARMERS! WHY PAY MORE? S AVE ON ... PREMIUM QUALITY Gasoline - Diesel and Motor Oils Farm Tanks And Pumps Available Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District "sat" DX OIL DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 12:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. EASTVIEW PHARMACY 573 KING STREET EAST PHONE 725-3594 MEDICAL PHARMACY 300 KING STREET WEST PHONE 728-6277 North Simcoe Pharmacy Lid. 909 SIMCOE ST. NORTH PHON 23-3418 Ottawa region: Variable cloudiness today. Cool. Sunday sunny with ot and nds children moral and ethical training through an outline of Probe Begun real-life situations should be VINELAND (CP) -- Ontario| adopted. Agriculture Minister Wil| Murray Berman, of the liam Stewart Friday established|Chatham and Kent Jewish com- a committee of farmers and|munity, told the committee re- food experts to attempt to de-|ligious ¢ du cation in public vise methods of raising farm in-|schools has been "misleading, comes. erroneous and harmful" to chil- | The six-member committee in-|dren, particularly those of mi- | eluded Gordon Hill of Varna, ajnority races and creeds. Gerry Reynolds, minister of hog and white-bean producer] In one Chatham public school|defence for the army, acted and a past-president of the On-|a class was told anyone not be- after a newspaper disclosed a tario Farmers' Union, and Johnjlieving in Christianity is a confidential war office memo- Phillips of Toronto, farm busi-|heathen, Mr. Berman said. randum of 1064, excluding non- Color Bar LONDON (Reuters) -- The government has ordered re- moval of a color bar on re- cruits for certain sections of the British army, it was learned to- day. continuing cool. north- erly 15. Forecast temperatures Low overnight, Mgh Sunday Windsor ..sccceves 30 50 St, Thomas oe 10 50 LONGON ciseceecees 28 50 QUEEN FROLICS tacing down the dunes when Hendrik P. Meyer, under director of the Rotterdam Hatbor Board, dashed to her rescue because he thought she was falling. ~AP Wirephoto "Please don't stop me," shouts Queen Juliana of the Netherlands as she frolics in dunes at Rotterdam to- day. The queen, in Rotter- dam to inspect new port in- stallations, was merrily on evangelism is anjcil of Canada, told the Peter. Indian from Ecuador who|borough Canadian Club French kill five American mis-|nuclear scientists, evacuated to before he was con-|England worked with English scientists until about 1943. But in 1943 the English and United Nations Friday he will not be a candidate for re-elec- tion. Nationalist China will sup- port Cesar Bengzon of the Phil- ippines for the vacated seat, to " filled by the Security Coun- ¢ > é eli ff The 5th "C" Of Saving COMMON SENSE: .neaning that now is @ good time to be setting aside money just in case, At otege -- -- onan Go ee = say the least and people wi maney deposit at 4¥4% (Like OUR saving depositors) are realizing the full benefit of the first 4 C's of. sovings as well, THESE ARE COMFORT: that feeling thot comes from knowing thet you have cash available when you need It. CONVENIENCE: Longer saving hours daily end all doy Soturday, CONFIDENCE: Knowing that you are receiving the best rote of interest paid more. often. CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST: dealing with « COM. MUNITY Trust Company, local savings invest- ment growth, Central Ontario Trust & Savings Corporation ._N, OSHAWA, 19 SIMCOE ST ant ended Mo waanviuur pool atomic information, and and the whole atomic research establishment in England was moved to the U.S, but the half- dozen French scientists weren't allowed into the U.S., so they $32 i Hits g i = point in scientific research in Canada, he said. Blast Burns Lab wage|search chemicals and labora- tory equipment valued at $15,- 000 were destroyed Friday in a mons Friday. blast at the University of Wind- Replying to queations by|sor. A Maurice Allerd (ind -- Sher-| Firemen said the research p dyer « Ly eigen ool pon anes, sea ms tetrigure. he resmhe railways tor, exp! an maged| Korean gov «| ns. cheques for lump . sum pay-jequipment in the chemistry la-|dio po go) aa wan! OHSC investigators were at ments of recent wage increases|boratory where !t was housed.|ing North Korea after attending |*"° hospital two days last week. retroactively will be issued dur-| A university spokesman eaid/a Soviet bloc summit confer.| elt report is expected to be ing November. the blast will not affect classes|ence in Moscow. ready about mid-November. Packaging, handling and in the building but the work of} ------___-- Charles Plummer, assistant | cooking accounts for 70 per cent BS. Rided Canada graduate students in the chem- |hospital administrator, nursing] of the price of a steak in a rest- istry research divisi j |Director Miss Theresa Hurl | PETERBOROUGH (CP) -- wil eat vail on likely! Tax Service Racket|>\; her assistant, Mrs, Gordon rents United States security and im-| The blast occurred at 4:30 . | Barrett, resigned Sept. 30 over migration regulations duringla.m. when the laboratory en Under Police Study differences with the hospital ad- the war gave Canada a ministrator on admini atart in atomic science, Dr. a WATERDOWN, Ont. (CP)--| procedures. slanted * | Police and revenue officials are| ----------_____ . Ormand Solandt told about 275 Ont., B.C. Growing investigating a farmers' income! mole ta Peterborough Thare Oe cee, tax service racket in southern Indonesians Kill one a erryy of oe from lesser developed areas has pairing oa ells Top Communi t versi eronto andigiven Ontario and British Co- Peay 'ww 1s Kenneth Harvey Waite, 31, chairman of the Science Coun ie meee a bel was charged Friday with at-| JAKARTA (Reuters)--A lead- . Econ tempted extortion and at-'ing Indonesian Communist was tempted fraud. Released on $1,-| shot to death by the army while HERE AND Council report reveals. bail, he is to appear in trying to escape from a mili- Re sog provinces, however, | 999 ve had the lowest birth rate Wentworth Count y court, Ham-|t NATURALIST CLUB a. ilton, Nov. 29. past, rd, newspapers re- Oshawe Naturalist Club will) Since 1961, Ontario's popula: ay. increases since 1921. OPEN THIS SUNDAY , . Det.-Sgt. W. H. Armstrong of} He w i hold its monthly meeting at the|tion has been growing at a rate| ine grocincial nolir : © was Sakirman, a member ur Travel Agent or ay ' fo ached, lel. twepeneeat & year. com: the provincial police anti-rack-| of parliament and of the now- f a ' nadian Pacific...and : " ets s " ; - . ake here ee 7. 31. Guest speaker will be Rev.|pared with the national average|vee tivation war ede eet Indonestas Communist) iam a: at aT Cd 7:00 A.M, to 9:00 P.M, pecrmag Ms = eee "e* ay a 'eat more eee" after = man attempted to! Sakirman, wanted since---last Nn FiyY RQ. mr \ ' ; me j, sakirman, wanted since. last | Zam ret 5 ° Speak on the fite history of thelthan Ti-per-cent of Ontario's Soa aan nn tear ine Bish October's attempted Communist ; Canadian G tlie robin. The meeting will begin at/ population lives in urban areas,| rough near Hamilton jcoup, was captured during an} 7:30 p.m. jcompared with 20-per-cent at |------___ ai _'army search early this month, SPEAKS ithe turn of the century. | rsa a CONTROLLER Controller William Dennison, of Toronto, will be the speak- NOW YOU CAN JET CPA NONSTOP to HAWAII FROM TORONTO gs editor of the Rural Co-op-| An inter - denominational | whites from units including the erator, a farm paper. ¥ Windsor university delegation |Footguards, the gy he Both Mr. Hill and Mr. Phillips ita og t, song ¥ og a ue have been critical of farm poli- tary é son tes tall bpp cies of the Ontario government. Esca es Have ucation Corps, the Intelligen The committee was named at be os the Army Physical the end of a four-day Ontario iS Corps. . Conference on Agriculture, at- Terms Redu The disclosure appeared in L d H Bi d tended by 425 representatives of -- wre = ne ee rth |farm groups, government, indus-| TORONTO (CP)--Three con-| quotes a Y Has ob aY | try and university. | victs who role 'a Kingston peni-|to Labor MP David Winnick in NEW YORK (AP) -- The ne tentiary,prison truck, crashed it}which the minister acknowl: Statue of Liberty, gayer now be- through the gates under a hailjedges the color bar but he cause of a new tree and shrub- Hospital Board of gunfire, and then captured a points out that most are reg: bery planting program around woman as hostage, had their/iments did accept non-white re her base, is célebrating her 80th - sentences reduced to life im-|cruits, The number of | al- birthday. The 151-foot statue on} Dela S Action prisonment Friday by the On-|ready serving exceeds 2,000, an ae mig York apr y tario Appeal Court. | Hie, letter sth "T am iad was. a gift of France to the John Eaton, 25, had been sen-|to tell you that the remaining United States. It was dedicated| , aNd of poranons at Ballevilie tenced to life plus 25 years|Obstacles are being withdrawn 80 years ago Friday. IGeneral Hospital Fri.|When he admitted 24 charges, and that colored soldiers can |General Hospital agreed Fri-|,, B 91, and Ross|now be recruited into any part day to delay action on the resig.|nomas Brydges, 21, an t the British ; ided Cubans Decorated nations of three senior staft|Dankwardt, 20, had each re-jf ohe pueda bee MI members until at least Nov, 15,| ceived life plus 16 years, pes A bey I erdinary stand. pMIAM! Fi. (AP) -- cube] MORD*Ts meus tua fra furth rsoer whe ad 3 Raul Castro, minister of the| me Ontario Hospital Services|caped with them in the truck armed forces and brother of/commission that the board re.jremained in Kingston and was Premier Fidel Castro, were|{rain from taking action until bend ae ters ne RED CROSS : t receive OHSC jthree came to " |. \ decorated Friday by the North|,, Tecerves an C report on napped the woman aad dreve north IS ALWAYS THERE ident >) SKILL CAN COST oy \ Every Wednesday at 4:25 p.m, CPA jets nonstop to the sunny beaches of Hawall, (Also daily jet service from Toronto via Vancouver Dec. 15 Apr. 29.) $o think of something different this winter = think of Hawaii! Only $45.90 down for a 23-day economy round trip from Toronto, | balance in 24 monthly Installments of $17.49, See 4 SISSOMETTE'S SHELL STATION 381 KING STREET WEST COOPER'S TEXACO STATION CITY OF OSHAWA "startina Now, and, Way Was Down er at the Oshawa Rotary Club luncheon next Monday. His sub- ject will be "Municipal Elect- foneering and Control". Mayor Lyman A. Gifford will be among the guests. ST. PAUL'S CPTA Parents and teachers of St. Paul's CPTA held their first meeting in the school Oct. 24. Joseph Hogan, principal of St. Paul's gave a short talk about the rural French program now effective in the school. A 'So-| cial Bingo" will be held in Feb- ruary. The members also agreed to participate in the communi- ty's centennial project. Trustees Frank Moloney and Gerald Cole of the Whitby Township sepa- Tate school board gave an ac- count of the school's financial status. CONSTRUCT CHURCH A Roman Catholic rectory and ehurch hall estimated to cost about $250,000 will be construc- ted on Hillside Drive. Reverend R. sald construc- tion of the complex is expect- ed fo begin next May or June. It will be located immediately Christi School. ' LINCOLN, England (Reuters) Stanley Woolhouse, last year's mayor of this Central England city, has a new civic job--rat- catcher. Woolhouse, %, served om Lincoln council for nine years until election defeat at | the end of his mayoral term. | Adenauer Sick | BONN (Reuters) -- . Konrad | Adenauer, 90 - year - old former) 1 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANT TO SUBDIVISION ENGINE Selery Renge --$5,543.00 fy, 8.875.200 (Subject te upward pon (36% hour week) Lt ible for carrying out detail led work connected with all aspects ivaion Design and Control. Maintain subdivision brepere estimates and cheek Consulting Uroieart aren +g to establish new systems and procedures Applicants to be s fo required registered as a Senior Techni cquivolent experiance Inks inicion in Ontario, er te subdivision development field, Storting apery, wil be based en qualifications and experience Apply, IN RITING ONLY, steti it experience ond other pertinent dato te. practi THE PERSONNEL Officer, City Heli, Othewe, Onterie exhilarating elegance ing from a feverish cold, was reported better Saturday but) still confined to bed. 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