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TOTEM COMPLETED © of Columbus Brownies 'OR RENT ial Rates thru Fridey -- 723-7605 Oshawa Girl Guides. Mrs. R. J.| it co ARMS Manning is district -- sioner. More than 100 Guides andjand Brownie gathered at Camp/formed. The Potlatch was offi- Ademac to enjoy a Potlatch, or'cially opened by the tapping of Indian Feast, in honor of thelthe ground by the talking stick, completion of their totem. This|held by Marci Stainton. The was the unique Centennial pro-|legend is that this must be done ject of the Eastwood District,|before the chief may speak. commis-|the visitors and special guests. Following the raising of the; Wotten, division commissioner } flags by a color party of Guides|Oshawa South Division; Nancy Grigg, Mary McGowan,|John Gaskell, division commis- J and Janet Bickell, the salute to/sioner, the colors, a Guide horseshoe/Mr. C. K. fairy ring, was Mrs. R. J. Manning welcomed They included Mrs. Stephen Mrs central division; anc Anderson, assistant er tasted' 'Potlatch For Centennial Held By Guides, Brownies -- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 19, 1967 3 Rap Brown Gets Bail RICHMOND, Va, (AP) --A federal judge has granted the release on $10,000 bail of Black Power advocate H. Rap Brown Commission Members we abrcae Hap roe Appointed By Pearson of his New York lawyer. | OTTAWA (CP) Appoint- commissioner, District Judge Robert R.|ment of four members of the Mrs. Alan Merhige Jr. took the action/new Canadian Transport Com-| David H. Jones, 42, of Winni- fa of; Monday at the close of a four-| mission, which is to become the/peg, a lawyer specializing in +) hour pearing ieyueh the state|central regulatory Hoey hed om transportation work. argue a rown was not|transportation under era i : : entitled to bail while his fight|jurisdiction, was announced Mh ri ee against extradition to Maryland|late Monday by Prime Minister | the Unemployment "Insurance Ao was continuing. Pearson. Ia rhage : oy bed pedi ox gad spirit of The newly named U.S. Dis-| Earlier, Minister pa ukonactaaee ; ch. Taka tcabesnk ge ee trict Court judge said as he|Pickersgill, 62, was named| Alan P. Campbell, 55, of Van- Sea Ranger Diane Willougby| announced his decision: president of the 17-member|COUver, deputy regional ship- made a presentation to E. J.| Brown is charged in Mary-\agency. He will resign from|Ping director for Canadian Brookham in appreciation of his/land with inciting to riot and! Parliament to take on the post.) Transport Co. nany hours of dedicated labor|inciting to commit arson, He| Other appointees are: - Some weeks ago the govern- a leading figure in the trucking industry for 20 years. district rover Oshawa Boy Scouts. Reading explained the origi the totem and each of the eigh different symbols from the out- stretched wings of the Thunder- bird of protection to the Dog- Transport Rod Kerr, chief of the board of transport commissioners, has agreed to join the commission as chairman of its railway com- mittee until Oct. 1, after which he well become a judge of the Exchequer Court. Other board of Transport commission members are H. H, Griffin, J. E. Dumontier, J. M. Woodard, W. R. Irwin and A. S, Kirk. Members of the ATB are Ger- ald Morisset, chairman, J. R. Belcher, G. R. Boucher and J. F. Clark. Only member currently on ithe Maritime commission is its |chairman, H. J. Darling. DX -- DX -- DX -- DX $ BE WISE: ¢ ECONOMIZE! $ $ ISAVE $$ $ -- WTH -- ¢ $ Phone aka $ DX FUEL 0X-- DX-- DX--DX NATIVE NAMED WINNIPEG (CP)--Dr. Roy H. Tavener, 41, a native of Win- nipeg, has been named director n carving, painting and plan-/faces a federal charge in Loui-| John Magee, 47, of Ottawa,|™ment appointed Pierre Tascher- ning the 30-foot Totem. jSiana of transporting firearms executive director of the Cana. |€au, a Montreal lawyer, as vice sented with a 10-y mie | Commission secretary will be pin O-year e : |Harris Arbique, who has been « amet snasne txtrne Diefenbaker Undecided =" Centennial songs and an original | Under the legislation setting it up, the commission wil! auto- Ruigrock, brought the program lm "y {cally include existing to a close. , g Guide captains Mrs. Alan Par- port commissioners, the Air en Ss % F Transport Board and the Cana- Antonnette Cernigoi, Lieuten-- OTTAWA (CP) -- John Dief- that task until he has an ade- |ainn maritime commission ants Mrs. George Twaites, Miss|enbaker pointed to a stack of|quate staff. | Sharon Moring, and Mrs, R. F.\!etters and telegrams on his) Commitments in Westernireplaced by the commission Guides from the 22nd, 24th, and Teporters 90 per cent of them i 26th Companies. Brown Owls |2re in favor of his staying in |for him to be here for resump- Mrs. Alan Reading, Mrs. Ernest| Parliament as member for|tion of the parliamentary ses- Ann Wyst. Tawny Owls, Mrs, E.| He said he has not made up |baker said. He leaves for the J. Brookham, Mrs. K. Ruigrok|his mind yet whether to resign) West today. and Packie Nancy Coulson were|from the House of Commons,| Asked what he considers his the 22nd, 24th, 26th and 27th 1948. years in Parliament, Mr. Dief- Speaking to a small group of{enbaker mentioned two mat- newspaper men before Robert |ters. servalive party leader, called for all Canadians regardless of on him, Mr. Diefenbaker said| race, creed or color to live and he intends to move a short dis-|work as equals. The other was Mrs. R. J. Manning was' pre-| while under indictment. dian Trucking Association and j~ president of the commission. ant. song and dance written by Mrs. s s s n 1S 0 itica uture |members of the board of trans- tridge, Mrs, Anne Hawke, Miss |\These agencies are being Ellsmore participated with|lfice desk Monday and told|canada will make it impossible | Jukes, Mrs. W. A. Clark, Miss| Prince Albert, Sask. |sion next Monday, Mr. Diefen- in charge of the brownies from where he has held a seat since|preatest contribution in 17 Stanfield, his successor as Con-| Qne was making it possible tance down the fourth - floor) equalizing opportunities for the of mental health for Manitoba. A graduate of the University of |Manitoba in 1950, he was} jappointed to the Selkirk Mental | Hospital, 20 miles north of here, the same year. Certified as a! | specialist in psychiatry in 1955, Dr. Tavener was named medi- {cal superintendent at the hospi- Ital in 1959. SPECIAL DAY AT CAMP ADEMAC ---Totem Carved By E. J. Brookham PROFESSOR TELLS CONVENTION Gap Widens Between Production, Capabilities MONTEBELLO, Que. (CP)--; The economics professor There is a widening gapjcited cases of faulty economic between what goods and serv-! forecasting in settling on feder-| lees Canada is producing and|al tax policies, and called for! what the country is capable of|more open poe ey of seer we prevailing pysiem of poset pleadings. roducing, Prof. O. J. Firestone] government budget planning. planning, a finance minister) gp, ; ah ' oR eat of the University of Ottawa said) He cited the controversial|rarely follows advice of others| wa. gehold pe Reg tag ber ay and pais ED ite was today. case of the previous Liberalithan his own departmental| nes Jim Garrison. esieeem ly relieved . . . Former economic adviser to|government's adherence' toO/advisers. More outside advice |tends a conspiracy. to kill the! (shrinking) took place. the late C. D. Howe when Mr. | tight-money policies in 1956.;)should be sought in public in) president originated in New Am thass hi A ] Howe was minister of trade and) when he and other economists|the process of formulating/Orieans a few weeks before the |, va er oe ae commerce, Mr. Firestone told a/outside the finance department} budget plans. lassassination in Dallas in 1908; heme, Mitt Oem otareed Gee : | Judge Refuses Healing Si | To Oust Charges | NEW ORLEANS (AP)--A | judge refused Monday to throw | lout' the indictment charging | Clay L. Shaw with conspiring to murder President John F. Ken- | A renowned research institute has nedy. found a unique healing substance Judge Edward A. Haggerty with the ability to shrink hemor- i Fig Jr. said trial will be set next) thoids painlessly. It relieves itch- ly-elected prime minister,| month, "if legally possible." ing and discomfort in minutes and charged the Liberal govern- wWaggerty gave F. 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Deposits in excess ef $400,000,008, 32 King St. E., Oshawa Tel. 728-1653 Rein Harmatare, Manager convention at the Seigniory| thought that more easy fiscal) «Not only does the minister) | : ; Club that unemployment and| policies should be followed to/ of finance fie the best eco-| ° at popper dagen OA Caste of, Ftongy ps | spending policies should be| confidentially for the advice of there is also need to take nce designed both to encourage|cabinet ministers, that wonjaccount of the economic think- ) under-utilization of plant capac-| head off a recession in 1957. lnomic forecast that his officials brace A thorough that provement Ity is increasing. 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