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20 - Man Inspection Team |__""-rio.1'te-190? Keeps Expo Food Palatable| "BOOKS ALIVE" Books brought alive by: By DAVE MacDONALD {are between 75 degrees and 120 | Puppets - Drama - Clay modell- --¢ g- |} Commons 1967 Program Lags Far Behind Schedule [ By RONALD LEBEL In 43 sitting days, the House|the wheat board as a permanent OTTAWA (CP)--The govern-japproved the spending esti-| agency. MONTREAL (CP) -- Food| degrees, so this machine had to} ing - Painting - Poetry - Choral ment's massive centennial-year|mates of 10 departments, spent| The fall part of the session poisoning on the Expo site is a/ be removed." Reading legislative pro.ram -- remains|eight days on the throne speech|shapes up as a livelier affair. relatively unknown factor,, One of the division's most : largely untouched as MPs and|debate, two days for a supply|Amid speculation about a pos- thanks to the work of a 26-man ticklish problems is overseeing | Tuesday 10:00-11:30 senators scatter across the|/motion and one day on the|sible 1968 election, the Conserva- team of inspectors. |the quality of food 'and hygiene Ages 6-10 country for summer recess. budget. Interim supply was/ tives; will field a newly-elected In an interview Sunday lin the 30 restaurants run by and 11-14, _ Of the 20 legislative proposals|yoted to cover government|leader and the New Democrats George Palis, a top executive of foreign countries participating : linted bs Ste -- speech May|spending in the July-October pe-|will push their newly-approved the restaurants division of|in the big fair. Dnaretey Qe ay mnentieaed: Ae iiitonal | seas riod. platform, : Expo's concessions and licens-| The protocol problem with pre-schoolers 4 y Prime Minister The government has pron.ised ing department, said: |these restaurants is that while | Saturday 10:30-11:00 Pearson in his "little throne|FIVE MADE LAW | legislation on such controversial speech" two days later, only} Between all the money de-|topics as divorce, election fi- two have been passed. bates, five bills became law--|nancing, capital _ punishment, The reason is that the first|/creation of the Cape Breton De- abortion, birth control, compul- part of the session was devoted|velopment Corp., more travel sory breath tests for drinking | they are subject to the same! served since the fair opened,|Tules as ordinary concession- we've had only 60 to 70 cases aires, channels normally must!} Beginning July 11, continuing of food poisoning." be gone through to bring inade- : . quacies to notice. | throughout the summer. "Out of 80,000,000 meals Children's Story Hour A large part of the credit for mainly to examination of|loans for immigrants, minor|dti i : : wag < the government's $10,000,000,000| ch ate Ci Aidan A. tage aged eet in| ascartmont inferae tui eeete McLoughlin = spending program for the 1967-|revision of the Interpretation : spectors who make fine-tooth- hit Benes Spd Sepia acter i i ERs 68 fiscal year, a peacetime rec-| Act to sharpen definitions of le-| ECONOMICS NEXT comb checks of the site's Cel bee psig which gets in touch | Public Library bers To . 0 ord. gal terms and confirmation of! In the economic field, the gov- food outlets between 8 a.m. and Wt © PAviion & commis: ETE jernment is proposing a wide| 2 a.m, the next morning. sioner-general who investigates the complaint and passes the The plainclothes inspectors, equipped with walkie-talkie CO pc through the same dio sets, check everything from, ee Ea the location of fire - fighting | _ Highlight of weekend activi- equipment to the size of portions | ties at Expo was Saskatchewan lin a serving of pork and beans | Day on Saturday, with J. W and the bacteria-count on a/@ardiner, Saskatchewan's min- cream-cake. | ister of public works, presiding over Place des Nations cere- monies. range of tariff cuts, creation of ae Col P ; : a department of corporate and ae SHIELD Civil Rights Oldest Group | attalts, sepanslon of the depressed-area development |program, mobility grants for| :D NOT if | jobless workers, revision of the : CASH! pens t onvention | unemployment insurance me | revision of the Corporations Act, BOSTON (AP) -- The oldest,constitution at a convention in| ee eee Nevelerenel Pressure from Expo to con- 4 Ree oe . form to laid-down regulations x - Give Us an Rar amd civil rights group, Oakland, Calif., last week. [Corp., and legislation to drive ban range trom verbal laatrice: Opposition Leader John Dief-| Enquire About Doctors re hissing eee rs baggie MENTIONS OTHERS drug prices down. tions from inspectors to an in-|¢nbaker toured the site Satur- | cription ae aah wi rey cee| "When you make it an etfort| A greuter federal-role in hous- junction closing the premise 'ay eating buffalo and whale } P ple, opened its 58th annual con- y' meat and beav th + 3 ae ee vertainty|on ethnic grounds, you stir up|ing and urban development, ex- juntil it has been brought into Meat and beaver tail broth and ) e rest, pings ag amid -- than groans pea you rouse|Panded credit for farmers' and| Hine, reminding newspaper men that/| j over Me reckon Of the: civil i. power, Swede power,|fishermen, water conservation| pias 4 : fm "We had. special legislation !t, Was he who approved the | ; REE "eS OSH a ga ecutive direc-|German power and all the oth-|laws, higher second-class mail ges |passed which makes a judge oo of ngs St. Lawrence River| CANADA'S LARGEST de Delivery Pa A he 3 po papack te vi ra? he ald: rates and a revision of the Ju- javailable to us 24 hours a day |5!€ while he was in office. AND FINEST CHAIN OF : ganization, renewed Sunday his| "If others adopt a philosophy |Venile Deli ts Act also fig- ONE STEP FROM THE CHIEF |#0 bring in an injunction against) on -- AGGIES 'HELL'S criticism of black power and|that only black people can fight ve a in the legisla- While Opposition Leader on hips, talks to members Saturday. The two met ply capt al done it a A. E. JOHNSON 0 D OPEN SOON RUGS fold a. news conference there md iat f Piokd i leta with "ile Wil fon a staggering Diefenbaker talks to a re- of Mr. Diefenbaker's en- accidentally outside the One concessionaire who sells aaa | | pig Regeln: Beebo ce oe wid load of committee work when, Porter, George Hees, back- tourage during the Tory aac ee ill al thick-ecream waffles was closed OPTOMETRIST IN N. 723-3431 to hel lett gine: | That some of the NAACP'S|they return in the fall. ground right, with hands Chief's visit to Expo 67 see CP Wirepholg) (2 couple of days ago because a | 14 Ki S to help Negroes with jobs, hous-|own branches disagree with its| Major inquiries are planned) ------ ae ____ (CP Wirephoto) |pacteria count showed the 2 King St. East OSHAWA ma es economic «agp | objectives was made evident by| into the fields of election laws, eS consumed by the public 723-2721 panel hone: oe es th : ' -|tentative resolutions submitted] (pe powers of regulatory agen- e ' had too high a reading. ise aw and eet ate enters ore" cer ore eee LAttle Summit Conference awn = eho # gh ae 1 reer oH es tion's consideration. jthe national capitalarea, com- | caused by a gleaming auto-| la police ak lew Goa py | They included suggestions| munications satellites, tax re- |mated hamburger machine that | Sit us to riot,' Wilkins eal 'S\that the organization urge a|form and telephone service, a e e e e oe aia agar put in to SPRING He contrasted the NAACP/| United States withdrawal from rings in g usse1n l re) ( 'airo streamline his stand. | with the black power-oriented|tiie war in Vietnam, start | D P di ts REMOVED MACHINE Congress of Racial Equality, |drive to revitalize its leadership| octor re Ic From Reuters-AP ;source said Israel would agree|nothing to restore their econ- renee omnes Fe BEES which removed a multi-racial and stop criticizing other Negro CAIRO (CP) -- King Hussein |to ceasefire observers but not to|omy or face post - war prob- Rages e ute + wet ee mompership Clause fiom Se lteagers:_ saat HaUPi hae Fl E id M4 of Jordan flew to Cairo today | revival of the truce supervisory|lems one month after the Wit gan ce ie mee 4 eae u pl emic for a Henig summit conference | mission which supervised the ended. |The Aetiparatuves gt which ban, & aye ' . s e with four Arab government|working of the 1949 armistice No Arab er ab vee re ; e Thousands Hail Victorious VANCOUVER (CP)--A. Brit-/chiefs as UN Secretary-General agreements. 1s r a e1 contends ceded rec bce eed aa at lini Me. celled temennin CENTRE ish doctor, who is engaged in re-| ant began laying the|the June war wiped out that) «he oi! bovcott i sing |OX -- DX -- DX -- DX T i ¢ search work on epidemics, says| groundwork for posting military | truce. e oil boycott is causing ake A Drive jie + ett : : Sani sracks in the Arabs' brief war-| 2 Pe the world is due for another|observers along the Suez Canal) Israeli newspapers reported | 1 hewnit | : ae Globe - Circlin Pilot Cre najor influenza epidemic. ceasefire line. that Keyptian MiG-21 Pig ed pags Ci fea | BE WISE: To ' g t Dr. Ian Watson said in an in-| The Security Council, meeting|ers patrolled the canal's west nounced Saudi Arablon CEiGc| ECONOMIZE! VAN BELLE terview Sunday an estimated 30|Saturday and Sunday in New/bank Sunday and that Israeli! ajsal for his reported sntantihe : NEWTON, Kan. (AP)--Thou- ment they had at that time."/per cent of the world's popula-|York, agreed to send UN mili- troops observed Egyptian forces|to defy the ban against oil ship. SAVE GARDENS sands of persons turned out at) Accompanying Mrs. Pelle-|tion was hit by flu virus in 1947, tary observers to the canal zone/strengthening positions about a| ments to the United States and| ; Newton Municipal Airport Sun-|greno on her flight were Col.|the last epidemic. where Israeli and Egyptian] mile from the Israeli outpost of| Britain, ' | | For The... : day to greet Ann Pellegreno,} wijjj ir| ic hit; troops clashed the last two!/Ras El'ish, eight miles south of ---- cl serene OPUS -- WTH -- 3 y & g »|William Payne of the U.S, Air} Records show the world is hit " DO-IT-YOURSELF : who recently completed a globe-|Force, Bill Polhemus of Annjevery 10 or 15 years by epidem-| ¥eekends. the canal's north entrance. FUEL bas " $ circling flight retracing Amelia Arbor, Mich., the navigator, |ics of influenza, said Dr. Wat-| Hussein was expected to urge| Saturday's fighting and Heavy Damage D @ FERTILIZER @ SPREADERS : Earhart's ill-fated flight of 1937./and Lee Koepke of Saline, the'son, a guest at the convention | moderation toward the victori-|clashes the previous weekend OIL @ TOOLS @ TOPSOILS . . The 30-year-old Saline, Mich.,)mechanic who owns the plane./of the Canadian College of Gen-| 0US Israelis, and there was pros-|were near Ras El'ish and tod . . $ $ . a gucuete ate a al wee g pect of a clash with President |@Qantara, about 10 miles to the Inflicted By Riots Phone 668-3341 @ SEEDS, ETC. @ Advice on your Garden Problems : : crew arrived here in a 30-year-| | He added there is no way to Houari Boumedienne of Algeria|south, on the east bank. Israeli | | ae old Lockheed 10 Electra, a sis-| THEY HAVE ANSWER = stop influenza because each|4"d Noureddin Atassi of Syria,|jets Saturday shot down one of} BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)--More -- DX-- DX-- DX Van Belle Gardens ter of that flown by Miss Ear-/ MORRO BAY, Calif. (AP)--|time researchers develop a vac-|Wh0 have repeatedly demanded |the egatee supplied to Egypt|than 1,000 establishments, most | a | WRG Gatun oc har 4: bart, a native of Newton. The once - rare sea - otter has|cine for one strain of virus, an-|C"tinuation"of the war against|by the Soviet Union. The dog-|of them businesses, were dam- 3 Minutes Kest of Oshawa » oC Mrs. Pellegreno, who com-|made a rarity of the once-|other develops. Israel. President Abdel Rah- pet bade patiod Port Fuad, at\aged during the racial violence On Highway No. 2... 623-5757 3 a E pleted her 28-day flight in Oak-|plentiful abalone in the coastal| Another guest at the conven- ae eet of rag also ida ex-|the canal entrance. and destruction on the city's A eS | land, Calif., Friday, told the air-|waters of San Luis Obispo|tion is Dr. Natasha Vorobieva a A ad "eg F aneat Nucne SHOUT 'REVENGE' jlower east side last month, an sinicieeieiiiiiiiiiaial port crowd that the weather|County. Divers at Morro Bayjof Moscow, international secre-| aad residen Sser| Growda in the Heeutinn te ,. |tmgarance adjuster estimates. | ABeee map een yan 4 around Howland Island in the|report the otters, protected by|tary of the Soviet Medical 'Work- on it «(tal shouted, "revenge! Revenge! |_,"That's not too many, con- Pacific may have been a factor|law, have devoured most of the]ers Union. An Israeli army jeep hit a Ravencer - i ; oe "jsidering the circumstances," La a St k ; in Miss Earhart's disappear-|delicious seafood off the Mon-| She said in an interview on|™ine on a road east of the Matienne Sunday The ft ay the adjuster, who preferred not n cr- ar i ance 30 years ago. |terey coast and are heading|her arrival that almost 75 per|Suez Canal Sunday, killing one d ded e Y. 200 ClOWOS)tA he identified, added. ) "We ran into tremendous rain|south. The state department of|cent of the Soviet Union's 600,-/Soldier and wounding two oth- Neg . eae military | ". weeat GUHA ok Au ° | a tectaas squalls that obscured the is-|fish and game have an answer:|000 doctors are women, though|ers, an Israeli military spokes- em against israel. | claii a b led als] E ire Ab is the Answer > oe 2 tio has been declining|man sald. Cairo sources say Boume-|claims have been settled al- nquire out * ' Jand," Mrs. Pellegreno said.|They aim to herd the otters out|the ratio g die h a i ready and a great many more | . ARE I "They just couldn't see the is-jof the bay--if they can find.ajsince the Second World Wart,'pran FINE PRINT Ii tin; whose fovces did no will be settled in the near fu-| ] | Jand with the navigation equip-| way to herd otters, when 85 per cent were women.) ; eet pe .._| fighting last month, favors im- : | BLE | The semi - official Cairo news-| mediate military action but Nas- | ture- = z <eagmcrremg (paper Al Ahram said Egypt/ser, whose army and air force 1" eee The Question P would need to know the observ-/were smashed, would prefer to DOWNTOWN A Pi ro : storage in- ers' exact job and the extent| contain popular demands for a DELIGHTFUL | CANADA'S LARGEST information of their authority before agree-"second round" until he has AIR CONDITIONED | AND FINEST CHAIN OF Which leodi as epg 3 ing to accept them. | something to fight with. Algeria DINING ROOM ! HEALTH SPA'S | Bap siarel Prog fir ay és These details were left to be| rejected the UN ceasefire res- | Oshawa has Its o cut edna worked out by Thant and Nor- olution which ended the war. GOOD FOOD OPEN SOON Heating Service sett rela wegian Lt.-Gen. Odd Bull, chief AP Correspondent David Lan- seapecas Palos IN | zie keeps contro! of oe the of the UN truce organization in|cashire reported from Beirut Special Noon Luncheons | your service job from ' Palestine. Leb h Arab | start. to finish . o 6 d het. banon, that most of the Arab de piel An authoritative Israelilgovernments are still doing! Hotel Lancaster } HAWA ee ' ae a Me ee 27-KING ST. WEST workmanship? Cell when you | fe 725-3581 for Home n if shop- | D V t Pl Si TLE EERE. 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