The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 2

't -1 THE CIVIL SERVICE By JOHN STOCKDALE of Th Journal r3fo "Civf Stmt -Act. In suspense HM4- Par-" Us men murnn, but it remain subject of lively discussion. 1 For instance will it be passed In tlrnetoellow concession under' in terms of n--ller- inte statutory holiday because Remembrance pay- rails on Saturday? MISSED! HOUDAY A similar situation arose on Dominion Day last month and with lost the echoes -of complaint have still not entirely, died. Incidentally a reader tells us that onca i61 Is over there will be only three similar calendar lapses in the next 67 year. Remembrance Day could still see the start of new era.

Delay to September In the passage of iha act, we's told. would not necessarily delay its coming Into fore. Th compensating factor la that work on the regulation to be the everyday machinery of th act goes steadily forward, One of the Imponderables I the time that the Senate will want to spend on th new bill when it L1 come up from the NO DELAY Would an Intervening change ofgbvcnnnentTletiT parage of the new act? This column ixas- cured by a Liberal spokesman that to far as. his party ir conl eernedit would not. 1 There would be Important TntfeTlaWeWsTaaTTTIie spokes-' man, but after th measure of study to which the bill ha already been subjected "they are ready to roll" i Back In Ottawa after tour of 27 Treasury Staff Association establishment in the West, John M.

Koney, th asso- secretary-treasurer, has i beef. If about railway-owned "hotel. Hesay they der pTessed him with a combination of run -down equipment and out-of-date fittings. He adds: "By failing to keep It's Foolball And Wedding Time When you see crowds gather on a Saturday at this time of year yot can count on on of two thlrils football or a wed- (dinsj. 1 C--i Most brides-to-be find they've made "touchdown'" when they discover The Davis Agency Wedding Department.

That' because we've gathered together fat one convenient place all the wedding accessories they need. Save all kinds of precious time Just before the "kick-off" day toL happily xnamea lire. W.aeinf iBTtuumt Caka Ohmi raauVeS) arwt- BMS-t-v WaSSIa BMtts -i- CaaSIci Tbiakin HMHI rpr Ait (akia SMtlnra fr ilwwfri u4 w4inri nnk Matrb smtatua (nwasraaiaM) Call Dacaratlaas CnMU Waidlnr Carta u. oi((JiiKlaana- Strcalntrt Oirt Wiapptast, -a t4l( cut Siatlmarv Coaitan fmoaMrBBtna! in war Ut.CarllkswM Km li IIUI! SOS Sparks St an Orlingwood Shopping Centre Both Store Dial CE-74 SXICmiCAL AIa Closed AO Day Saturday -July and August "ItTTTSt JtOQFiNG fWbntuta OP HON. To fl am sa IS at.

rr 1ttV ft 7 ro Furnifure Values ITS SWEDLOVE rUlLNnTJltE CO. 174 Dalltoas St CC8-44M (MMMmlil I Still Hot Topic abreast of the times. sure' they're losing far more than- they save." Th purpos of the tour was to'diacuss clssslf lea tlon policies and the new Civil Service Act. with interest In th Utter reported concentrat ed on the trend towards collective bargaining. There has also been planning effoT the association's convention to be held In Ottawa next May.

The organization' branch at London, England, will be among those sending delegate. IN BRIEF A letter from, the Civil Service Association, of Ontario, under signature President H. Mace, asks whether the group Js overdoing its Information program. The answer is that for any newspaper which take an Interest in Civil Service affairs it does not Those concerned with appeal procedure in the Fed eral Civil -Service will heave hearty sighs of relief when the new Civil Service Act is rtnauy adopted and they know Just where they stand More re- sDoniiblittie for staff associa tions under the new actVisy bring higher dues to provide for the extra war, that wiU be involved v-. RA director have been assured by the National Capital Commission there will be no building by outside Interest' on the commission's land off Riverside Drive, between Branson and.

Bank, adjoining the RA's recreation area. Paddle To Mexico "Com to Sunny the poster read, And Z5-year-old Brian Lay of. Overbrook I doing Just that BuTTnsteacr-of taking train or rjlsne he's paddling canoe the entire J.ooo-plus mile to Vert Cruz. The former United Nations employ ha no special reason for th Jaunt "It' just something I thought I would like to do." And he's In do particular hurry. "Just so long as I stay ahead of th cold weather" aald th modern-day LaSalle.

Lay set out from below th dimming Bridge rapid at six o'clock Monday, night to follow a rout that will take him through the heart of North America. Some of the cities he wUI visit on his trip Include: Kingston first then Montreal. New York, Palm Beach, Key West Mobile Ala, New Orleans ana corpus v.nruu, lexas. Th trip won re nis nrsi ltd Mexico; he's been there on four previous occasion, but always In a more orthodox However, vera vruz may bo fust stop on an even longer Journey. Lay own property In British Honduras, and he may decide to nay hi holding a visit- depending on- the weather." What about equipment? a "Just everyday camping gear.

Sleeping bag. tent few pro visions. Nothing really be say. SENT TO PRISON, CAPETOWN. South Africa (Reuters) Stig Adolf sson, 43, Swedish photo lithographer, was sentenced to six months in prison yesterday after pleading guilty to committing fajphoral act with three colored (mixed race) women, 'THE OTTAWA JOURNAL I --y- in; f7: a.

i I i 1.. GRRRRRRVARD DUTY At Vandenberg Air Force base, where the latest space age weapons are being developedc-the watchdog used by man for enturiea-fjtUljised for entry duty in top secret areas, the dogs can replace at least two armed -guarda a they tour 'with their handler. Airman 2nd Class William Joyce used his dog, Venus, to demonstrate the ferocity of a guard-' dog' attack. 7, 7 lUPUauraal Wiirtirt Today and Tomorrow TOpAY" New Party Convention, Coli seum, all day. Ontario Rifl Association Prix meeting, Connaught Ranges, all day.

Senior Citizen Day Camp. Britannia Park, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. "Canada In Color film pro gram. National Museum auditorium.

2.30 p.m. Plavvrmintl Junior flllvmDlCa. presenution of awards. -uaieau. ro.

nical High School, 7J0 p.m. RCMP Band Concert, Vin cent Maasey Park, Riverside Drive, 8 pjn. Carillon recital. Parliament HiH, 9 pjn. i 7 TOMORROW New Party Convention, Coli seum, all day.

4 Probation For Midnight Dippers Six a -who were charged with trespassing after taking a midnight dip In theJewUh.Comniuntty Centre swimming pool at 453 Rldeau Street "Were bound over to keep' the peace for six month in police court Wednesday. The youths were arrested Jury 23 after climbing a 10 foot high fence at th end of a laneway to enter the pooL All were age of 16 and 21 years. Appearing bef or Magistrate Sherwood on the charge were Henry Friet, 113 Chapel Street: Roger Larabie, 52? St. Patrick SU John Mac Barrett St, Eastview; David Weatherall. 47 Marguerite St, Eastview; Thomas Gorman, 18S Henderson Avenue, and Alfred James McCrae, 218 Somerset St East Enjoy an AUGUST HOLIDAY kw mt rint wn i a i iutir GfOttEirmicr THE POPULAR RESORT FOR SINGLE PEOPLE AND FAMILIES An Incrualv Weekly Rate of $37,00 covers fre us of our catena hr sport fadlUl and equlpmant on land and water PKU1 UTS ICt UBOUI DiT WOKDIO ippln Oftlca, 127 micjlli JL, dim Pliwie CEZ-2608 i IN TORONTO VISITORS PREFER THE xegency Towers 0TEL.

rizr- Eighty-nine Avcriue jkfcad-: Single $7.50 Double $11. 06 Jtt4 parilngfar eurganU Internationally Ambus cuisina lounge and bwejuet facilities Ontario Rifl Association Priz meeting, Connaught Range, all dayt "Canada in Color." Ulrn pro gram. National Museum auditorium, 2-30 p.m. Band Concert- Parliament HilL 7 JO m. Adult of 'Mount Cannel parish hall, 400 St Laurent Boulevard, 7 JO to 8.30 p.m.

Canadian Canoe Association MORE NURSES NEW YORK (UPT) Nearly 74.000 new- student were admitted to school of professional and practical nursing in th United States last year. The figure I aa Increase of more than 2.000 over th pre vious year's enrolment. 1 1 The ability to play a marfcaT fcrfrummr em tpn a vaajtr mr0 txcittat lift fir yttr ytmttltrt For a complete selection. of toe finest llusicat Inati-u-menta and expert Instruction drop in to COULThWS 261 FRANK ST. Frylt and Ornamental TREE SPRAYS Shop With Confidence) Wher Yob Set This Seal of Satisfaction If bs4(lt 9f alwno0A4 VOUSMTA ssrwM FRIE1 CI S-A704V I CONNOR Withers BAJTE ST.

(at Approved By Congress th president as quickly as pos "3 sible the authority and money he requeued id deal with the. Communist, threat to' West Ber. lin and other areas. NEW cal Week, a McCraw Hill publication, reports that American parents are now spending an 'Spruce-up' in Offing tbward literature for the fire men on the latest in flrf-fight-ing techniques. Charles Pure was appoint- average of $600 on each child Jed to the board-of health for during the first year of life.

-Ithe year filling a vacancy left a V' i For Eastview Firo Dept. A complete "spruce-tip" ir In the offing Eastview' Fire WASHINGTON (AP) UnaB-'tJepartment including the ad- imous Houm of Representative! 1 ditton of' extra fire truck approval Wednesday gave Prei'Uy next year. ident Kennedy authontr tt pad all the $9U 70 he asked for planes, ships and. mis siles to equip the U.S. defence Deputy Reeve Wilfrid Champagne, chairman of the Fire Department committee asked at Wednesday night's council fir.

action hv C0nr. to hmMl-00 WMi THUnsbAY. AUGUST 3. 1061 by Paul Emil Emund Uanslerred to Montreal. business council: mini th.

ni puncneu a pyiicw io.imui, fflll.ilri I vt iv iiiuniia va a. July; ItSued building permits total ling -Awaraea a paving'; tA.122 contract lo needed. Dtbblee Corvuructkm for side- equipment. walk and curb construction and He aaid a "stock-taking" re-la' 'contract to P. H.

port by Fire Chief Bernard Duffy for oil spraying of Joly called the Condition of streets; equipment "deplorable." I Announced erection of stop Part ofthefii)ny would go signs' at newly-authorized sites was being held up pending purchase of standardized provin cial red and white stop signs. Journal Want quick Ads bring Policeman's Attackers Jailed Two youths who kicked and dy, were aentenced to thret months Charges and of io jriuraman raving lor sirrei 'ednaidaj. one month on. assault cauung in polie ourt Wayne Walters; 22. of Rich mond, wss gnwthrte montttr by Msgistrste Sherwood and John Casey, 17, of Bell's Cor.

ners, one month after admit ting the assault-. BOV DR0WN84 NIAGAltA FALLS. Ont. Ronnie Dumoulin, 14. of Niagara 'Jails, was drowned in the Wellsnd carial reservoir six- miles wes( of- her.

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