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& THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, July 13, 1967 FANNIE HISLOP SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS -- CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS [Dairy Commission Gives Details On Subsidy Quotas COY INJURED MONTREAL (CP) -- Al Cov, who won the Quebec Derby Sunday aboard More of Mort despite a variety of injuries, will not compete at Blue Bon- nets raceway for at least the next couple of days. Coy suf- Cons Exan OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana-|tary quota for the first 20 per)based on the amount by which |fered a hairline fracture 0, 4s The gRoya dian dairy commission gave de-|cent of increase in deliveries in| deliveries for 1967-68 exceed 120/left shoulder Saturday when he Music has a tails Wednesday of the condi-| 1967-68 over those in 1966-67 by|per cent of 1966-67 deliveries,}was thrown from his mount, successful ¢ tions that must be met for it] manufacturing milk and cream|or, in the case of new produc- Zeesekite, during the post par- and singing to consider supplementary fed-|shippers, or for the first 20 per |tion, deliveries for. 1967-68 minus | ade which forced him to cancel eral milk subsidy quotas. cent of increase in deliveries in| 20 per cent. the rest of his mounts. names are a It had announced earlier that | 1967-68 over those in 1966-67 DY |e = merit: supplementary quotas would be|™anufacturing milk and cream GRAI considered in cases where rigid pinhger thes ran rk oP once adherence to quotas based on/ Ce" new 5 roduction, Fy . manufacturing Snilk and cream} the first 20 per cent of re- Very Important Dales in July 1967 Joanne Chr deliveries in the 1966-67 dairy|4uction below normal in 1966-67. Powell (equz year would work unfairly} Supplementary quotas Will be | July Ist--Dominion Day -- Canada 100 years old, Duckworth. against some producers. additional to the basic quotas | z GR In a_ statement Wednesday for 1967-68, which are the quan. | July 4th--Americon Independence Day. - open the c said tity for which a shipper re- 1b 21 bike OMipmarn bale Boy. irst Class ceived a subsidy in 1966-67. abide Faltemmpee rape; & tary quotas would be considered if shippers had expanded their Fluid milk shippers wishing July 17th---MURRAY JOHNSTON'S HALF YEARLY Susan Werne herds substantially; or made fi-j|to convert to manufacturing | CLOTHING SALE STARTS ward, Lynda nancial commitments to do so;|shippers may be granted quo- E 4 + ait Lipski " or had started up a new dairy |tas where their fluid market has | And, .the most important date of all' te (qual): gat a enterprise before the announce-| disappeared through a dairy | the men of Oshawa and vicinity is July 17th-- jm ct Be Bs F ment of subsidy quotas for the|closing or where their fluid | o Monday thot starts off the best known sole Seitaniti P JANET BICKLE JOHN SPOSIW CATHY SHEMILT JOHN MELLOTT REMA NESTEREICZYK mi eee ee ar cae ot ae of fine clothing in Oshowe, So don't forget the (Equal. 'T.R. McEwen... Sunset Helghis - +. 7. R. McEwen _ total deliveries at fluid milk eh ai have nope agpeey et oe et 4 GRADE - « Vincent Massey : + Conant School Supplementary quotas may also go to a shipper whose pro- prices in 1966-67. PLACE 1S AT MURRAY JOHNSTON'S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR AT 8 Simcoe Street North First Class | Beirness; Lois Japanese Prince s Welcome Amelia Earhart Secret Files are aos rime i ears eth egy supplemen- gh oo Bac pag bel ani Myrna a Be Outranks Earl Mountbatten Declassified By US. Navy, mei , apt MONTREAL (CP)--Two per-! sons connected with the war in the full ceremonial reserved for with Mr. Dupuy at the commis-| secret U.S. Navy files on inves- sioner-general's personal restau- the Helene de Champlain, the Pacific 25 years ago--but on opposing sides--visited Expo 67 Wednesday. Prince Takamatsu basked in Expo's most important visitors, with a welcome from Expo's rant, Prince Takanatsu lunched WASHINGTON (AP) -- Long-|pines, he overheard a conversa- tion in English by two Japanese lofficers to the effect that Miss | tigations into the disappearance) pa rhart was still alive and was commissioner - general, Pierre on St. Helen's Island. This res- jof Amelia Earhart and her navi-|peing held in a Tokyo hotel. a 21-gun salute and a taurant, property of the city of | gator, Fred Noonan, on a flight Another item is a copy of a Cathy E. Hear Barr, Laura G Hulaj (equal) Pazitka; Pass Catherine De Shearer (equa One was Earl Mountbatten of Dupuy, Burma, who was sup: e com-/100-man guard of honor of the Montreal, has been given over across the Pacific 30 years ago manuscript by air force Lt.-Col. | over; Jacqueli mander of the Sout Asia! Royal 22nd Regiment. to Mr. Dupuy for his official en- have been declassified and Paul L, Briand Jr., telling of} ski; Archer T. command. He was 0 private' Louis Mountbatten, a former tertaining for the six-month run! tical 1a the OpeA recoils af lefforts to substantiate his belief Garrison, Pai visi ter Lady/viceroy and later governor-gen-| of Expo. racer ne Oe das) lthat Miss Earhart was on a Sophia B. Tas. Pat . ne. The other eral of India, walked with other' prince Takamatsu took the the navy's historical division. spying mission for her close| den (equal). was Takamatsu, younger/ Expo visitors through the pavil-/ opportunity in a speech at Place, Like several other files made|frieng President Franklin D.| brother of Emperor Hirohito of ion of India looking at exhibits./qes Nations to get in a plug for, available to the public pre- | Roosevelt. 'a rab a rst Class H who came to preside| The enly apparent concession to Osaka 70, the world's fair to be! Viously, the collection of letters: Briand's manuscript said that C. E. Fiess; He Japan, over ceremonies marking Japan his striking past was a private held in the Japanese city in, 2d reports adds up to the con- Fp eatin g the investigation Day at Expo. tea - and - cakes 'session in the d the Clusion that the two missed| Holbrook; Mar tices yeaa Oe ee * their target--Howland Island-- joffice report, he no longer he- Judy-Ann M, F Hart; Judy ¢ Lord Mounthatten, who had a large part in organizing the fi-| nal defeat of the Japanese} commissioner-general's office. 1979 fair was a campaign was entertained at and Japan. link between Later, the hero of the Burma Canada, with its own Expo 67,9" ® flight from Lae, New/| lieved she was on a spying mis- sion but still believed she had Guinea, and, fuel supply €X-(crashed on Saipan and had died Sagan (equal); Jane Easden, Sheila Leslie ( of action in the face of the gov- Mcl cLaren; Lynd army, n.oved unheralded be- the small $400,000 Burmese pa- ve ei a sf 5 tween Habitat 67, and the pa- vilion and then had dinner at pk Pie hi Piya pag ie A lengthy report by the office|2_Prisoner there or in Japan. vilions of India, Burma and the Scandinavian pavilion's res- weather At Vaated without f naval investigation found no Irene Lytwyn, Scandinavia. 'raurant, obs Sy A pad evidence to support conjecture-- (equal); David. omg en letptnl between ects Figo in at least two books and aH Postmen Plan Gomme (equ sey sting renin ran a al magne ae FREE! 2 PLANS! a.) Bai Hl 5 ssc they were on a spying mission Bonnie L. Holm Hayley Mills Grows Up, *"s« for se," government: tat GOULSE Of Action) ff «1221 5, . 2,110 5% TABLES gt The av rain Palo bn they crash landed on Saipan Is-| OTTAWA (CE)--Pestal -- lag pa of $1545 Dwyer, Mary W the pathetic figure of the jands in the Marianas; that) 5 --Postal union goes rf Gives New Image On Tou downed statue of a ig Fin-| they were taken prisoner by the officials from Toronto, Mont- ineledes af materia 10 Seen KING-SIZED tone -- $17.93 ii hg chet nish, running great, PaavO! Japanese and, possibly years 1, Hamil t irst Class : : Nurmi. later, were executed as spies or). yn, _ " oon Save! 100-Ft, Rolis! D. Lewis; Pa By BOB THOMAS Catholic Office for Motion Pic-| It somehow toppled, or was/allowed to die of prison aul-| here Wednesday to plot a course 1/2" PLASTIC ore Paula D. Seed, son (equal); Hor a walt HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Movie tures pushed, from its stand Tuesday ments. Pressure-Tested! fans have long displayed a re- "There is nothing offensive in night outside Olympic House on Ajso in the file is a Jan. 18,/etnment's refusal to grant some mcL luctance to allow their favorites the scene," Hayley insists. "It Cite du Havre. 1945, letter from FBI Director ,2,500 postmen compensation for Kreisz; Jan E. to grow up happens so naturally that fe Weighing 1,400 pounds, stand-|J. Edgar Hoover to the war de- the July 1 Dominion Day statu- , te "TH de- 2 Mil : ot Ja Those who have followed the moves right with the rest of the ing nine feet tall and insured partment telling of a report by |tory holiday. huxe apprex. $1,758.00. 500-Ft. Rolls equal); David career of Hayley Mills -- you film." for $65,000, it suffered two hair- g serviceman of "unknown re-| The officials are from locals a Le POLYETHYLENE bso Williams ( loved her in Parent Trap. Hayley expects the new film line fractures in the fall, one jjability.' of the 12,000-member Canadian 2 ce ri aniel B. Han thrilled to her in Summer Magid tg remove forever "the Poly- on the right side of the neck|/ HELD IN HOTEL Union of Postal Workers. Union 10-Lb. Standard! ""A-1"" Grade! 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