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ET DOWN ER, England (CP)-- s at a Leicester jail > prisoners down by otball match. The tered an amateur est and won every 'ing outside teams n ground within the . But the rules in- finals had to be a neutral ground-- jail. The warders to play instead and ed 9-0, ck last year and balance to $429,600,- h 31 from $217,000,- earlier. FUEL OIL? CALL SRRY 23-3443 1 OR NIGHT THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, May 31, 1967 21 ~~ BA AWARDED Bruce James Carter, son of Mrs. Charles W. Carter of Oshawa and the late Mr. Carter, graduated recently from Waterloo Lutheran . University with a bachelor of arts degree. Mr. Carter is a graduate of Donevan Collegiate Institute in Osh- awa and plans to return there this fall as a member of the teaching staff. Infected Pies To Be Burned BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)--A federal court judge has or- dered the destruction of 5,808 frozen pies, which, the government says, contains excess bacteria. The pies are stored in a Buffalo . warehouse. The "Lake Orchard" pies, of the chocolate and coconut «cream variety, will either oe burned or buried, federal of- ficials said. Town Square Foods, Inc., Lake City, Pa. ; producer of the pies, did not oppose the destruction order issued monday by Judge ,John Henderson of U.S. dis- * trict court. 'Leaders Need Bilingualism OTTAWA (CP) -- Claude yan, publisher of the Montreal French - language daily news- paper, Le Devoir, said Tuesday @ll Canada's important social Igaders of the next generation, including politicians, should be bilingual. ; Mr. Ryan, speaking in both English and French at a joint national conference of the Co- operative Union of Canada and its French - language counter- part, Le Conseil Canadian de la eo-operation, said, however, to- bilingualism throughout nada is unrealizable. °*. . « But in the future gen- eration all high school grad- wates should be able to read the other language and under- stand it when it is spoken." SJomINnion NY mM a "6 FLAVORS" -- ALLEN'S FRUIT DRINKS = 3 "FOR QUICK'COLD PLATES" Use Jenkin's Boneless CHICKEN == AYLMER -- PURE TOMATO 3 CATSUP == 5 WETHEY'S MARMALADES AND ASSORTED ion's Own Brand" Dominion Frozen Lemonade The only hope of keeping Quebee in Confederation, Mr. Ryan said, is to make the province realize it can be hap- pier as part of Canada than by doing it alone. Revised Figures Cut NDP Margin SUDBURY (CP) -- Revised figures in Monday's federal by- election cut the New Demo- cratic Party's margin of victory to 121 votes. *When counting was completed Monday night in Sudbury rid- frig's 163 polling stations, Mel- ville C. (Bud) Germa, the NDP candidate, had 13,206 votes to 12,926 for Liberal James Je- rome--a margin of 280. « Returning officer W. E. Crea- sey announced Tuesday morn- ing that Mr. Germa had 12,963 yotes to 12,842 for Mr. Jerome. "The revised figures also changed the totals for two of the other three candidates with Progressive Conservative Colin . Caswell's total down to 2,485 m 2,847 and independent Will- iam Passi's cut from 274 to 243. Social Crediter Dénald Land's total remained unchanged at 243. Chinese Pavilion 'To Be Rebuilt MONTREAL (CP)-- The Na- tionalist Chinese amb dor to @anada said Tuesday his coun- try's fire-damaged Expo 67 pa- Yillion will be repaired "and nothing will prevent us from continuing our participation in Canada's centennial." » Yu-Chi Hsueh came to the fair from Ottawa because of the morning fire which he termed "certainly a tragic incident." 'The ambassador said he thought the building was insured against fire but he was doubtful ether the exhibits were in- sured. Pierre Dupuy, the fair's com- Missioner - general, who intro- duced the ambassador at a press conference, said it is part of the contract of all Expo par- ticipants that adequate insur- ance be carried. "The ambassador said it will take the pavilion about a month te get back into action. 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