'Support icted Stanfield ON O'HEARN N--The entry of Pre- | Stanfield of Nova the national Conser- ership race has com- red the situation re- leadership here. field will gét major m Ontario provincial Robaris has grown 'sonal friend as well dmirer of the Nova lier. 3 lohg as two yéars [ Mr. Stanfield de- n he would support said in confidence, And it may be @iiés- ww strong Mr. Ro- be able to comé out r the Nova Scotia d the scenes he will for him. FLUENCE nier's support, of have a strong influ- ther PC members turn on their déie- these members will along with favored ates in the éarly r in Oshawa, for in- be bound to support rr. the chips are down wing. r members, évén ave committed already to earlier will be behind Mr. rege Kerr of Halton, blicly he would sup- Fulton, will now nbers, such as Mr. y be on a spot if the levelops inio a yetween the federal 1e provincial wings 8 'mbers would 6we | colleagues strong ie help they would them in gétting d they also must | to the help of their s in the provintiai is now due, mean they person. el obliged to contin. t whoever their fea r wanted. ; a problem only a ew members will e. And it is to be at when the final ade most of 'the mbers, and what- rt they command, id Mr. Stanfield. on an_ interesting vation Minister Wil- is personally obli- bert Macaulay who George Heés' cam- he would probably stanfield. e will solve the di- inning himself? gS AGO EARS AGO ly 26, 1942 of Oshawa were to learn today. that 'ones are exempt w tax. amilies maved ut is and trailérs and new houses in Ajax. ng of a new com- EARS AGO ly 26, 1927 00 power plant cen- system is to be the Oshawa Gen- 1, dewalk will be in roe St. S. between ruce Sts. UN TU | AAGEDY BEAUTIFUL. MORE ORIOLE PLANT FIBERS, fa LENGTHS oF @ To CREATE A GING NEST: SS/IONALLY rile ; WEAVER SLIPS \DLY SNARE - BER of RAIL CLICKS LIN 20 SECONDS IS ER ot MILES reRHOUR, IN 1S TRAVELLING of CAPTAIN GUIDES MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS ON TOUR OF SHIP --» Mayor Newman, Reeve Murison, Reeve Laycox, Reeve Smith, Mr. MacCarl pomrnaic PICTURE OF HMCS NIPIGO ae 3 IN PRESENTED TO WHITBY MAYOR «++ Vernon MacCarl, Mayor Desmond Newman, Commander John Carling | WHITBY - AJAX PERSONALS When Mr. and Mrs. John) Mr. and Mrs. W. Westhues Jacula, 3.Bellwood Dr., RR 2, and family, Germany, former Whitby residents, were visitors itbv Mr. and Mrs, hn = sii ipa at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ae eee wt dee ot 'rnest Balasch, Pickering. | Georgia's newest tourist Wel-| David Banks, Pickering come Centres in Georgia for|Beach, David Robinet and Ken- information, they were sur-|neth Giles, Ajax and Norman prised to be greeted by Geor-|Botting, Huntsville, spent a gia Governor Lester Maddox.|camping vacation at Algonquin Governor Maddox | described|Park. They enjoyed a canoe the attractions of Georgia to) trip to Oxtongue River. the visitors and promised to encourage Georgians to attend Expo 67. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Jardine, their daughter Anne and son Colin, Mrs. Jean Bainbridge and Mr. and Mrs, Noel Edey and her son Joseph, all of Mother- jchildren, Debra, Noel Jr. and well, Scotland, are on Robin have returned from a/month's vacation in Canada. 2 HELD PLANKTON PARTIES | PORTSMOUTH, England, CP)--Marine biologists aboard vessel that shadowed Sir Fran-|« cis Chichester around Cape|-- Horn, returned to Britain with a new sea-food idea-- plankton, | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duclos, Whitby and Mr. and Mrs. Ade- lard Vaillencourt, Hampton, spent a few days in Fort Cou- longe, Que., visiting relatives. Jay, six months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ishmael Bailey, Kingscourt Apt., Ajax, is now at home after a_ three-week stay at the Ajax-Pickering Gen- eral Hospital. two-week motor trip to New They visited'Mr, Jardine's sis- Brunswick, Nova Scotia andter, Mrs. Rayner Halliday, 304 Cape Breton. In Antigonish.|Mary St. W., and with her they attended the. Highland house guests they spent last games and the family was week at a cottage at Vernon: * |seated close to the Queen|Lake. They will also visit in Mother. They travelled the 168/Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs miles of Cabot trail in Cape'James MacCormack. Breton and enjoyed the lobster festival at Shediac, New Bruns- Sunday guests at the home wick, of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Dunbar, ' y si 329 Cochrane St., were Landy :, Mr. and Mrs. Eldrid Bowes Lambert and Neil. Gibson of and daughters, Sharon and Bright, Geraldine, Saskatoon, Saskat- chewan, were the guests of Mr.| Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred :/and Mrs. Earl Ward, 105 Mary,Chowen, their son Wayne and _ St. W. With their house guests|daughter Louise have returned :|they visited Niagara Falls, at-|from a two-week vacation Requirements (AOR 2% AGES. 5 the ti i F vegetable HMS Protector, the ice patrol ie ee Beret We held plankton parties in THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 26, 1967 5 the wardroom," Lt.-Cindr. Johnny tastes like anchovy spread." 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Carling to the helicopter carrying de- stroyer looming outside the Whitby harbor, "How do I visit her?" con- tinued the visitor. At this point Whitby Mayor Desmond Newman interrupted: "Madam I'd like to introduce you to the ship's captain Com- mander Carling and tours of the ship start this afternoon when & ferry service will bring people to the ship." It was 11:15 a.m. at the Whit- by harbor and Mayor Newman had greeted Commander Carling in his office 30 minutes earlier. There the mayor was presented with a color photograph of the HMCS Nipigon. The Nipigon dropped anchor at 8 a.m. Tuesday, half a mile from the Whitby harbor en- trance. She is a helicopter de- stroyer escort of the Annapolis class and this summer is tour- ing Ontario cities as part of the centennial celebrations. RED CARPET Whitby is planning a red car- pet treatment for the men who serve on the Nipigon. Wh en Whitby centennial commit- tee chairman Vern MacCarl heard some of the men were interested in visiting the Picker- ing Nuclear Generating 'Station he immediately organized a tour. An hour after Mr. Mac- Carl heard some of the. men might enjoy skating at the Whit- by arena, free ice time was available. Yesterday afternoon boats from the Nipigon and Kootenay (visiting Oshawa) ferried people back and forth for tours of the destroyer. Lineups resulted at the pier and ship. ' One of the officers. said the ship could have entered Whitby harbor but that delicate sonar equipment located on the bot- tom of the vessel might have been damaged. pence st noe GAME COSTS MORE NAIROBI (AP)--The Kenya government has announced a 25-to-40-per-cent rise in big- game hunting fees. A rhino or elusive bongo--forest antelope --will cost about $300. Small game such as Thomson's ga- zelle may still be had for $3. abcess denier ares = One-Stop DECORATING SHOP @ Wallpaper and Murals @ Custom Vraperies @ Broadloom @ C..L. Paints end Varnishes e Benjamin Moore Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. PHONE 668-5862 107 Byron St. S., Whitby isitors | It was the Nipigon's first visit| to Whitby and the first visit by) a Canadian warship since the| ship Whitby visited the harbor several years ago. After the official visit to the mayor's office Commander Carling visited all the depart- ments in the Whitby municipal building and showed particular interest in the coptiscated satiate é posters in the Whitby police offices. His visit also included an introduction to former Whit- by mayor, Magistrate Harry Jermyn and County Crown At- torney Bruce Affleck during a court adjournment. | Sections of the ship, including} the sonar control room, were off! limits to visitors since much of} the equipment is' classified, but! eager Whitby youngsters ap- peared to be enjoying the view! from the control room and flight) deck. Visitors were welcomed) today from¥1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.} and will be welcomed from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Last evening the officers of the Nipigon entertained town) NOTICE re Trade Mark on Fresh Oranges BUY YOUR @ SUNBEAM @ IMP @ ARROW @ ALPINE @ SIMCA All With 5 Year 5,000 Mile Power Train Worranty BELL'S GARAGE 668-3693 DUNDAS E. WHITBY BROCK Now Playing WHITBY at 7:30. THE HILARIOUS COMEDY WITH THE "gt VERY FORWARD LOOK! 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