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Q WHE CORAWA TIME, Pridey, July 14, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Stewart, Ontarie agriculture minister, said Thursday a sur- vey by his shown that better drainage is the most important need ef the province's farmers today. monies of a stration area established by the ! Grand River Conservation Au- thority in West Lather Town- | ship near Arthur, 30 miles north . of Guelph. pe tial if farmers are to meet the | challenges of food production," j he said. ARTHUR, Ont. (CP)---William department has & He spoke at opening cere- land use demon- "Adequate drainage is essen- | Better Drainage Needed On Farms, Stewart Says \ Saving Lives VANCOUVER (CP)--A Unl-) versity of British Columbia pro- "|fessor in preventive medicine jsaid Thursday doctors should [forget people severely injured jduring a disaster and help |those whose survival is a cer- tainty, Dr. George Szass said doctors must learn to save as many |lives as possible with available facilities that would exist dur- ing a disaster, Speaking at the annual as-| sembly of the College of Gen-| feral Practice of Canada, he said! The demonstration area is th ity in an area known for ba soil drainage. third established by the author- d | the severely injured should be made comfortable but not much} jtime should be spent on them.! Prolonging Life LONDON, Ont toba Premier Duff Thursday expounded views on family, Roblin Speaks | (CP)--Man! Roblin HON, WILLIAM STEWART + «+ opens demonstration area ple alive by artificial means} has been criticized by the re-| tiring president of the Canadian) national unity, trade,) -- ~ VANCOUVER. (CP) -- The practice of keeping elderly peo-| "no c t" on the servative leadership. Mr._ Roblin told a of Commerce that board welfare payments are un: income tax system. Whitton Wins derman last year, has won a court case for the right to stay. A county court judge has ruled that Miss Whitton did not forfeit her council seat when she launched a civil legal action against the city. She had faced conflict-of-in- terest charges under the On- tario Municipal Act launched by businessman Sam McLean. Nagas Kill 23 IMPHAL, India (Reuters)--A large gang of armed rebel Na- gas ambushed and killed 23 po- licemen from the central re- serve police and escaped, reports reaching here said Thursday. Boyington Ailing MONTEBELLO, Calif. (AP)-- Gregory Pappy Boyington, cel- ebrated Second World War fly- ing ace and Medal of Honor winner, lies gravely ill, suffer- ing from a lung disease. Boy- ington, who shot down 28 Ja- panese planes, underwent ab- meeting of the London Chamber|College at Kingston. fair in that they "'pre-empt" the OTTAWA (CP) -- Former mayor Charlotte Whitton, voted back to city council as an al-| j policies bat maintained tirm| Oldest RMC Grad for the federal Progressive Con-| services will be held today for;Wednesday that |Alfred LaRocque, oldest living| Profession has reached the stage Juncheon|graduate of the Royal Military where no patient, no matter how He died|old or afflicted by disease, is across-the-| Tuesday at the age of 94, Born|allowed to die without blood, in Montreal, he was conmis-| oxygen, cardiac massage and sioned an inspector of the North) mouth-to-mouth breathing. West Mounted Police, now the | To Sail Atlantic | _ VANCOUVER (CP) -- A Bur-| provincial and federal govern-|lington, Ont., sculptor has an-| Royal Canadian Mounted Police jin 1901. He later served as a the} civil engineer with both ments. | Officers Chosen HAMILTON (CP)--J. Albany the closing sessions of order's annual convention. Earl Pearson of Longon, Ont., was petleclét~uiee"~ president and Robert Chamberlain of Toronto |was elected registrar. WARSAW (AP)-- Restrictions} are being imposed on foreign| news operations in Poland. A new order from Foreign Minis- ter Adam Rapacki forbids the| staffs of foreign correspondents} from "performing journalist! functions or collecting informa-| tion either in their own name| or on behalf of the foreign cor-| respondent." turers of beer, wine and spirits dominal surgery recently and is in hospital with bronchitis and emphysen.a,. 13 Recruits Killed GENOA, Italy (AP) -- Thir-| teen soldiers were killed Thurs- day when with two cars on Italy's Rivera parently lost control on a curve at Bergeggi, on the Gulf of Genoa. The vehicle had been carrying 28 recruits to help fight a forest fire. HERE AND THERE: TAX COLLECTION Thursday's meeting, 1966 levy has been collected. PROGRAM CANCELLED The Oshawa Recreation pe-| RAN Student Visits partment announced yesterday| that the program at Dr. S. J. ise | Public School will be tempor- arily. cancelled. The department! f felt that construction § in area presented a the school. Alternate grounds are Connaught Park); and Northway Court Park. i FINE RECORD purebred Holstein cow in the herd of Smith Bros., Port Perry, has completed a fine record performance production test. As a three - year - old, in 305 days on twice-a-day milking, cil has been successful in col-| Bmbassy. it didn't want the gift) lecting their taxes for 1966. At) because of '"Holland's attitude) council] against the learned that 99.65 per cent of! Dutch arms shipments to Israel during the recent battle.' children travelling to and from) Thursday, The agency quoted u r home with a loss of feeling for High Point Mollie Keyes, a| Indian culture. |Korean soldiers were killed and will require the Manitoba Li quor Control Commission's in the province. province ban on _ brand-name their truck collided advertising of beer, wine and/ Road and bounced off a cliff|SPirits was passed at the last) into the sea, 60 feet below. Po-/Session of 1 lice said the truck driver ap-/the new bill uesday by order-in-council. CAIRO (AP) -- The Egyptian or Arab refugees. Cairo news- Arab states and News Restricted | Frege le of ' iy: . -er-| Regiment who set out from prior approval of their adver-|, tising material before it is pub-|Montreal June 1 to paddle 675 lished, broadcast or displayed| Miles on a route first made 281 """\years ago by French colonists Legislation lifting the ne reached their James Bay| f the legislature and|bec was proclaimed|reached Moosonee, noon Thursday. resentatives |College of General Practice. p Dr. Earl Hunt of. St. Cathari-| ity of his becoming a candidate) MONTREAL (CP)-- Funeral|nes told the college convention} the medical Queen Mother Elizabeth stopped to talk with many of the children in a crowd QUEEN MOTHER VISITS CA i that gathered to greet her when she visited Campo- bello Island off the south- |nounced plans to sail across a | Atlantic in a boat he says will} Construction | cruise at six knots with no 'sails, no engine and no oars. | Joe Gause, in Vancouver to ,. Richmond of Farnham, Que.,|visit a friend, said it took him|'ion of power projects across was re-elected by acclamation|20 years to perfect the craft|!he Province will Thursday as president of thejwhich he expects to carry him|@Wickly as Canadian Order of Foresters at}and two companions across the| the| Atlantic. They hope to leave in | about three weeks TORONTO (CP) -- Construc- resume as possible, George E. Gathercole, Ontario Hydro chairman, said Thursday fol-| lowing the signing of a collec: | tive agreement with the Allied 17 He said the boat is powered| Construction Council. by the action of the waves on| flexible fins attached to the bot- tion plans for the province have tom of the craft. Private Bill QUEBEC (CP)--The Quebec] year agreement has been signed legislative assembly gave first/by nine of the 13 unions in the jreading Thursday to a private/council, efféctive July 17. The bill that would permit the sale|/nine unions represent some 3,- of Monoreal La Presse. Paul G, Desmarais, president es of Trans - Canada Corporation Brotherhood of Carpenters and Fund, announced July 6 that the|Joiners, and the United Associ- holding company's purchase of-| ation of Pipe Fitters, announced fer for La Presse had been ac-|their withdrawal from the coun- cepted. Tern:s of the offer were| ll, official bargaining agent Control Advertising' °° WINNIPEG (CP) -- Sssutacd Reach Destination JEBEC (CP) -- {national Association of Bridge, QUEBEC (CP) Twe 3 Structural Steel and Ornamental est{nation, the regiment's ist Amalgamation would require| Started tossing money on the the approval of municipalities|counter I felt sure it was a in all four counties. County rep-|holdup."" are being invited by Brant to a meeting Aug, 16)4t the man's right pocket and| to discuss the matter. There|SaW the outline of what looked the Royal army an-| d here Thursday. | : The 12 members of the Que-| Foil Robbers Division| Ont., at/tomers overpowered a bank rob-| Dutch Aid Refused Boards Of Health | BRANTFORD (CP) -- Brant --.|government has turned down a|County. has approved in prin {Dutch gift of $60,000 worth of _of|ciple a proposal by the Ontario|/was wrong," Seppo Nousiainen powdered milk and medicine : Fe r | health department to amalga-/26, manager of Letraset Canada! r \ jmate boards of health in Brant,|Ltd., said afterwards. 4 D |papers said the Egyptian for-| Norfolk, Haldimand and Oxford East Whitby township coun-jeign ministry told the Dutch/ counties. now are health units in eon gia ag ag him and . Norfolk and Oxford but not!We tell to the floor." NEW DELHI (AP)--The In-| ; i 4 tee ' bs summer playground| dian government has decided to| #aldimand County. Sons hoes agp stop sending high school stu- leat dents for 12-month stays with Boy, 15, Drowns - MM! families in the United States and BE oe aan i the|Communist nations, the United), BELLEVILLE (CP) -- David) CALL OR SEE danger to| News Agency of India reported| Tettinger, 15, of Toront 0) ' drowned Thursday while swim-| Lf Pla Yjeducation ministry sources as|™!n&'in a bay on Lake Ontario} ON S aying the students had derived about 20 miles southwest of ino significant benefit from the|Belleville. Witnesses said the FOR trips and some had returned Boy became entangled in weeds Koreans Clash SEOUL (AP) -- Two South PAINT BUY DIRECT TONE-CRAFT Hydro's $500,000,000 construc-| }been tied up by an ll-week | strike. W. H. Dickie, Ontario's chief conciliation officer, said a one- 000 workers. Two of the holdouts, the ithroughout the strike. Two other unions--The Hotel, |Restaurant and Bartenders In- | ternational Union and the Inter- Iron Workers--refrained from signing the agreement pending Customers TORONTO (CP) -- Two cus-| | ber Thursday at a branch of |the Bank of Nova Scotia while | he attempted to fill two large bags with money. "T knew the teller and real- -jized at once that something "Her face went red and her eyes seemed dazed. When she| ture of the settlement. Laborers International unions on such matters as es- Hydro Signs Agreement Japan's Royalty } To Resume resolution of their own difficul-| ties in the industry. | RECALL JULY 17 | For those unions which have signed the agreement, Hydro will recall employees as quickly as possible, commencing July It was not clear whether the failure of the four unions to sign the agreement meant that their members would not re- turn to work when called. Mr. Dickie confirmed that nine of the unions had signed but refused to disclose the na- Gerald Gallagher, business manager of Local 183 of the Union, said earlier the question of whether jurisdictional disputes would be handled in Toronto or at AFL-CIO headquarters in Washington was a main issue. A statement from Ontario Hydro said agreement had been reached with a majority of the tablishment of a uniform work| week of 40 hours on all pro- jects; increased uniform vaca- tion allowances of six per cent and the provision of two paid statutory, holidays; improved boarding allowances, and com- pensation on distant projects for travelling, time. MPOBELLO ISLAND a eo western tip of New Bruns- wick Thursday. To Open Garden LETHBRIDGE . (CP)--Prince and Princess Takamatsu of Japan were to open the Nikka Yuko Centennial Garden here today as a climax to four years of preparation on this city's main centennial project. In a rare departure from Japanese tradition the princess agreed to cut the ribbon opcn- ing the garden. Custom pro- vides that Japanese royalty at- tends major openings, but the ribbon cutting is left to those principally involved in construc- tion. More than 11 centuries of Japanese culture are repre- sented in the $300,000 garden, a four-acre salute to Japanese- Canadian friendship, from which its name is derived, and to Alberta's substantial Japan- ese-Canadian population. The garden is a combination of five types of gardens found in Japan, with origins dating from 794 A.D. "OTICON THE HOUSE OF HEARING BATTERIES 25 PRINCE ST. Corner 20% OFF During July For All Your Real | Estate Needs Cell 576-0140 Mr. Nousiainen said he looked OIL FURNACES if SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS 24-HOUR SERVICE 313 ALBERT ST, CANADIAN HEARING AID CONSULTANTS | 10 BOND ST. 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Western James Bay, White River, Cochrane regions: Con- siderable cloudiness this morn- Al-|ing. Mainly sunny and warmer goma, Lake Erie, Lake Huron,/this afternoon. Saturday sunny Niagara, Lake Ontario, southern|and a little warmer becoming cloudy with scattered showers cloudiness and cool today. Sat-\during the afternoon. Winds northwest 15 today, light " to- Rates, Repair Specialist. 24 Hour Service Fast Dependable Radio BD hed "vlombics Neve SERVICE MADE US, night and westerly 15 Saturday. |. Montreal and Ottawa regions: Coll 723-1191 Cloudy with sunny periods and a few showers today. Cool. Sat- urday mainly sunny and not quite so cool. Winds westerly 15 with gusts to 25 this afternoon SIU Talks : Seafarers International Break Down TORONTO (CP)-- Efforts to reach a settlement between the Union becoming northwest 15 Satur- day. 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Both volunteers Faust last August pany after Wilf Rt man of the Faus League and the I Progress League, volunteers in 1965 Expo 0 Of Une: MONTREAL (C is working to ave stampede to the u lines by the fair thousands of em] Expo ends Oct. 29 "Phasing out" i term at Expo for dismissal of the women who hit now run it. But only about 2 were dismissed in months. of operat spokesman said T stampede, if there come within 48 ho day. In that period, employees of the I tion, plus 8,000 oth for the various cc and pavilion oper fair, will lose thei of them have beer Expo since 1963. RELOCATION PO The Canadian C the 1967 World EF set up a. job.relo for its people an hundreds of priva trade associations sional groups, ad as a vast and di pool. Thursday, the f Iceland's national About 1,000 Expo's Place des 16 Hon "URC We hove | for Fall Po: Call right | W.L