The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 3

i. i SCIENCE FAIR WINNER-; V. Sixteen-year-old Brian Kelly of 415 briar Avenue, holds part or corrosion exhibit which earned him a third place in total at the flrst Canada-wide Science Fair at Carlcton University Frid Looking on is another Ottawa regional winner who entered the fair. Anita Reny. 16.

of 58 St. Andrew Street. Brian if a St. Patricks College School Grade student and Anita, a Sacred Heart Convent Grade 11 student. By GORD BANK AND SPARKS: Clay advertising department, has been named advertising manager Ogllvy's Bob Dennison back from the hockey rinks of Switzerland, along with Sgt.

Jake Brunnlng, who's been post- ed back to Army Headquarters from Germany. Jake, with a couple of years remaining in his army career, will be sharpen- Ing his golfing eye on the links at Larrlmac this Summer (he hopes) and has taken up gear-round' residence at Kirk's Ferry. Arn Lazenby, one of the founders of. Ottawa's Babe i Ruth Baseball League, has been riamcd president of Ottawa Kinsmen, succeeding architect Earl Ingram waiter Henri Martlneau kinging the praises of the cast of "Prescription Murder" after serving them a set of Bill Christie's steaks between performances at the Capitol Theatre Thursday night. He garnered the.

autographs of. Joseph Cottenj Patricia Medina and Agnes Moorehead, as well as a healthy "pour-. bolre" Morning after talk got around to the stilted conversation between Joseph the. Clandestine lovers in the cynical Honey Dew Jiahitue she -observed: "I guess it should be stilted. They're married In real life." UPTOWN AND DOWN: Justice Department purchasing-agent Roy Cooper couldn't have known that his wife was having a surprise party for him ear as a Civil Servanl.Matter 'of fact he didn'aindulj:" at-" -r i until he met the five couples he returned home from the thrown for him, around 'ZTnv Killer deluxe and general hockey handyman Bob' F.llet, of Hull-Ottawa, Canadicns.

has bought La Bnheme Jelkatcwn anj Restau rt-nt on Queen between Bank and Kent, and hnpes to have Montreal's Dickie ifaoort on hand for the upcoming reopening nexfweek. 1r -HOOK, lNE Biff Gavin niayKZZ not De any (treat shakes as a tnrow a pretty, mean cast, according to a colleague wno claims he's a close friend. The other day Biff's reputation -was enhanced when, with great-gusto and' fine aim; he-, tflagced hi frftm jlapatri-jiunu three backyards distant. "It blew ovet there from the clothes line during the night," Explained the cmji.irra'.scd sistcr-in- laut lulu, KatT fnrnium. II i ft nnt knnsinn Itiima ihn mnnu, of iish he'd promised her-W MOI HKR'S tAV--'ew Volk Minor rnrnmntCT-Blll Mocum, a veteran of manyrMmner uays, orneryes-a senti- Billy, If you can only think ooiner.

i gatnerea men mat sne preicrretf ner imai Hon upspurred by Madison Ave. slogans. 1 should think mothers do. Don't overlook Mother's Day. But recognize It for what ft Your mjiOier d-)es.

She'd TlktJ-leaT frtim you Sunday, of course. But any Sunday. Or 'bettec slilL every Sunday.aPlus few Tuesdays and Thursdays." 1 -a," SILVER WULAR5.rim.nnVnkln Rudl Wolf Bill, Klncaid and Murray Armilage for helpful Rudl FLIES TO LONDON GtUKijtiuwN, oritisn Guiamt (CP) Premier Cheddi a jagan tiies to uinonn tooay tor talks with British Colonial Sec- retary KCginaia on what he. called wide range questions. LOMER Kingsbury, of The Journal's Cotton and Patricia Medina, And words of tme seemed to sum it all up, when on the orcaninn of his 25th 1 hts'wife had aawmbled, 'When party his office buddies had fisherman, hut hc'STreputed to i extraofd'twrs' fenhaHw wtm-i7" of me one day a year, don't DIES AT WORK CHARLOTTETOWN iCPi m.

a i lllilACU IIIC lUfJCIUIIK Ul IIIC First Canada-Wide Science- Fair at Carleton University Friday night, The two-day science fair Is made, up of 45 exhibitl of regional winners from secondary school fairs (cross the country EXHIBIT WINNERS Winners of the country-wide exhibit were: Carol Blane, 15, of Verdun, a Grade nine student at Verdun High School. Her pro ject was a study of plant J.growth jinder cpntrollexcondi tions. Pierre Racette. 19. of Joliette, a graoe stuoent at tne Jpliette Seminary.

(His praject was a microscopic sttray or me! in pooi. The two overall winners science ronnigni in "moon, The trip is restricted, to entries) over 16 and Miss Blane will: 'probably have to wait until JMr- iniawa winners in ine idir were nnan i.iy, -io. ai. t0 bribe.stT)rtis officers t0 ifnr, (ic in cotics Bns'boia appealed and raised bail. His appeal was jdjsmisSpd Dut jubsequently went to-the Bahamas, his ball to bribe.roffis officer College School, 500 ATTEND An estimated 500 people, viewed the exhibits last night, The exhibition closes at p.m.

today, Dr. Andrew Stewart, chair- man of the Board of Broadcast Cm the fair by "dialing" Vibbon cut. A new NjniijirjlT Resejltli icience ramcxs t-ouege -ign. acnooi, who- won a third prize In the physical science field: and Maryl Shaw Weatherburn, 14. of Rideau High School, won a second biological science field.

tgelorful --CarVrtwi miitlji crt: -5cicnca-Buil4ing wat traasfozg. dtattertlHte. uiiuiumu ichool studnts from, across suhVSrwinnersZof re in the First A Wide. Science lu't-L uwiais -i Their displays, large and colorful, can Seen today 'until 5 pm. Awards announced pTt' The students come from as far west as Calgary and as' far cast as Montreal.

According to P. C. LeScel-. tne generally fcw years ahead" of their classmates in theif particular: helds of interest. A display often shows the I leur, manager of J.he science fTuslAtnn Hiiniili- -r- i-v secretary of Prince Edward isianu, oiru n.w ai woiw rr-.

day. In ill for several" jears. nc was oi. 1HE UTTA A OURNAL 11 1 'v Ep If I 'T '1 By JOHN STOCKDALE of The Journal An extra day or two in the civil service can bring a bonus of maybe 1300 This is facing scores of Ottawq civil tervints eagerly, awaiting word of re troactive increases how pending before the Treasury Board. jtarfl servants about to move Info other Jobs, or about tp resign to aet up homes, will qualify for an eight' or nine- month retroactive nestegg if the awards are announced by the time tey hang up typewrit' ers or other tools of business, CSC RULING It the date of resignation tibth'-' 2 Quebec Students Win Science Fair An electronic ribbon-cutting Council electronic development ceremony and free European wai rigged up to cut the ruin Oiurf Dr- Stewart dialed a ing doing." said, a Civil Service Commission spokesman.

"You must be Mill in the service, or on retirement leave when you are Still technically on the Job, to get it. "A day on, the right side, and are in' for "the retroactive' award. A. day-, on the wrong side, and you are out of luck," The spokesman said that between last October 1. the day i from which the award will affect more than 30.000 active civil servant, and Day series of numbers, the numbers were flashed to a computer which later activated a pair of scissors to cut- the ribbon.

1 Ottawa Man Fights Extradition TORONTO The High Court of Justice Friday re served Judgment on an appli- cation (or a wrirw Habeas Corpus by George Brisbois, 56, 0f Ottawa, Who is seeking to javoid extradition to the United states. Brisbois, motel ODerator. wa. in New York prison ana lined siu.uuu on a charge involving narcotics. The U.S.

government claimed Brisbois Was one of a eroun importing heroin from France land that he was in charge of Cn-dun distribution The UiS. authorities claimed the 4rou being forfeited. He reached the Bahamas early in I960 and was arrested on a warrant The extradition order failed but U.S.. authorities renewed their attempts 'to have him extradited when he returned to Canada' and an "Tifder was made against him in Ottawa March 24 this year. He has Mine Own int'tivimly: uisDiavs rfo liiffhiv-tmiarmert ca of judges -that rates the ex' MCKRb''ASON(i)MY 7.A.'iyP' Pte''ot jhisin 7 play of 15 year-old Gary Rath- i'e" Kingston.

Entitled "Backyard Astronomy." it shows how an amateur can build a telescope and make celeiUal ThhxhiW "1 nd ological sciences. Officials said the size of the fair (45 entries) ind.calcs an excellent start toward mak ing the Canadian effort rival of -its long-established counter- part in L'njted. States. About 300 entries enmpete every year American Science Fair. Lose $300 date of promulgation of the ordef in council' se a 1 thousand former civil servants will have passed outside for one reason or -They are not scheduled to benefit from iay changes.

IS SYMPATHY departmental spokesman said he sympathized with those who had expressed disappoint' ment. "I can't help feeling that if they have been on the Job for a period in which the govern ment may think additional re muneration is fair and reason able, then they should get it, he director commented: "It's not a new factor, but it has survived into the era of the new Civil Service Act If anybody wants to stay with us a little longer to qualify, well this department is going to be pretty sympathetic about it. "In fact we shall probably try to persuade the Spring brides- to come back once the honeymoon's over NO REMEDY Dick Bell, MP for Carleton who has been parliamentary assistant tp the Minister of Finance, commented: "It may be rough, but there's no Parliament at the moment to do. any thing about it. A person must be an em ployee on the effective day, whenever that is, to benefit.

Changing the act is some thing we can think about when Parliament reassembles." Alexis Caron, MP for Hull, expressed the view: "That'll a tough one. Certainly they ought to get the' retroactive increase for the- period worked for the government. It is something I shall take up when I get the opportunity. The problem of the brides is Just on reason lor getting this increase through fast." 7 The Third Page Rough Decision- rtmg CS May mini otf; 1 wrtwai Depa Planning Board In Dire Straits Controller Don Reid is worried about inability of the Ottawa Planning Area Board to handle the-workJoad, "get enough members together for a quorum," said Mr. Reid, w.ho is board chairman.

Numerous meetings have been cancelled in the past few months. finjirbe most recent was on Thursday a special meeting scheduled weeks ago to deal with-- the New Edinburgh-Lindenlea zoning by law. Unless we get down to work on said the controller, "I'm afraid the 60-day exten sion of the temporary holding bylaw will run ot and the area in reven io us unzonea status." Frankly worried about the unfinished business including lhe city's" official" plan Mr. Reid intends to consult with City Solicitor Medcalf again. Columbia- Agreement Near? Premier W.

A. C.8cn- Uttfr-fllumbia and Fleming held a telephone con- versa may have cleared the way for Canada's ratif icatiori ofthe Columbia ftiver Treaty with the United States. The story followed an an. nouncement that tenders will be called within the next few days for construction of the first phase of one of the three dams called for in the Co)um-bia treaty. The BC Hydro and Power Authority said the tenders are for the Duncan Lake Dam.

0 miles north of Nelson, BC. Premier Bennett refused comment on the Times story. of the treaty has been held up because of a dispute between BC nd the Federal Government over "Now give mother back her things, Lloyd, there's a good boy!" 'FAMILY' HAS NEWS 1 'Mother Back Home Missile Kills I Subs Eight Miles Away WASHINGTON (AP). The United States may have fired a nuclear missil that the navy claims can seek out and kill an enemy submarine within a range of tight miles. The first underwater explosion of the current U.S.

nuclear test series was one of two blasts detonated Friday in the Pacific. It followed the air burst, of a more powerful nuclear device dropped from an airplane, believed to be a B-S! bomber, in the vicinity of Christmas Island. The two shots the first one- day doubleheader of the Pacific seriei were the eighth and ninth of -the. that began April tt. A suggestion that the prov ince permit a cut in the num ber of member, needed to constitute a quorum was ruled out recently I hope Mr.

Medcalf can figure out- he said. The Planning Board members are: Mayor whitton, Stanley Pickett of CMHC. Hydro Chairman. StaiLXewisNCC-General Manager Eric Reeve Aubrey Moodie of-Nepean, Reeve Earl- Armstrong of Gloucester, Russel Boyc of the Sparks Street Development As sociation, and Alan Hay, former NCC chairman. "They are among the busiest men in the city and can't be ex pected to keep up with five or six meetings a month," said Mr.

Reid. Quake Rocks Mexico MEXICO CITY A devastating earthquake be lieved set off by a nimblingj volcano struck South Central Mexico jeterclay killing wp rmnt, injur, causing widespread damage and i -Mexico; i teeming with tour ists at this time of the year, but first reports said no foreigners were injured. The quake rocked Mexico City tor nine "seconds causing one man to die of shock and injured 30 other persons and ranged as far as 190 miles south of the capital, racking five states Querrero, Morelos, Oaxaca, Puebla and-Mexico. (The shock which hit at 10.12 a.m. EDT was described as "one of the largest earthquakes I have ever recorded" by Dr.

J. C. Derbremaecker, associate professor of geology at Rice University in Houston, Tex.) FIRE DESTROYS WHARF LIVERPOOL. NS (CP) Dam age, Was estimated at between $350,000 in a fire that destroyed a coal unloading wharf. mill here Friday.

By TOM KERR of The Jjturnat A buoyant Mayor Wfiitton was catching up on civic business today after a 24-day holiday in the United Kingdom. While she was away, the city, lost an alderman and a large Hunk, of real estate. Obviously relieved by her return; Controller Francis had a thick dossier ready detailing day-by-day developmentsincluding the resignation of Rideau Ward AI-' German Wentzell and the expropriation the 154-acre LeBretorr Flats area by the National Capital Commission. He showing the strain of the added responsibility of acting as mayor in her absence a time-consuming Job that left him little time for campaigning in the Fed- "eral election." The controller Is Liberal -candidate in Carleton county. "The Mayor wa.

bubbling with stqries of her visits in England and Ireland," said AJd. Mrs. O'Regan who went to Montreal to rneether" plane and drive to the Capital with her. "She was in excellent spirits and teemed most anxious to get', right down to work." Mayor Whitton, questions ed- about ruiriots In line for a Federal Government appointment, Jaughed and said only that she has "come back to job I can hold against all -comers the Mayor of Ottawa." diesincrAsh MEDIA, Pa. (AP Dr.

Con sUnee G. Volk. who teamed with a fellow physician, to win last year all-women international air race, was killed Friday in a-ear-eish. Pickerel Bite srSea so The pickerel arepopulous and so are the' pike. ago flxedTod rW the.

ja openrag on trout season, to- day twitch to -pickerel. The pike Other popular spots for Ot-season opens today Uo. Itawa and area anglers are Dave Gawley, assistant senior; Wolfe Lake In Leeds County conservation officer at Kempt-land White Lake, west of Arn- ville reporu that the pickerel are plentiful "just about all over" this year. He said even Plirrill's Rapirl'nn, mint on the River ''where strong run Sprinf At Mississippi Lake where extensive surveys were came: out last- Summer, they should be very abundant, he said, par- Smiths Falls Want Speed SMITHS FALLS -The Smiths-FaHaCoHefyate Board will recommend That speed cn trol signs be in'the vicinity of the collegiate. The board's decision 1 arose following art accident near the school last week.

Ilw board expressed concern over the high rate of speed of some cars near! the school, Partial salary adjustments were made fff two categories of '2 i SJA aWai avat avA i si-i Still Have 10 Machine Guns Four bandits" who held" up the Provincial B.uik of Canada at St. Andre Avcllin. Thursday, are still in possession of 10 sub-machine guns stolen from The Citadel Army garrison in Quebec City last weekend. The- holdup netted the bandits less than $3,000., They made their getaway In a stolen green. 1959 model car, later found abandoned 'a few mjlct east of Quebec Provincial Police" also recovered 1 three of the stolen machine 'guns and an automatic rtflo.

Army Headquarters Montreal revealed theft of the machine rum late Friday, I Carleton Place Boy Injured CARLETON PLACE (Special) Eight-year-old Allan Mullins, son of Mr, and Mrs William Mullins of Campbell Street, is in fair condition in Ottawa Civic Hospital after a highway accident shortly bufore supper- lime Friday, Hit by a car an he crossed Junctions of Highways. 7 and 7B west town, he was first. taken to Carleton Place Hospital, then rushed to Ottawa With an injured leg and internal The car involved was diaven-by. Douglas Airhart of Marmora, Ont Witnesses said the boy was dragged' 120 feet by iti car. Constable W.

C. Craig, Perth OPP. investigated. npe ns ticutarly of pickerel that were 10 inches long last year (nmsville this Spring, prior. ARowable pUkerel catch per 'dayls sixjnd Jht Jawinrovidc -of nne- dv's-gtc)Vr- tke; 31.

1963.: The season.iot. all year around on the Ottawa River and; Lake St, Collegiate Signs Near the teaches-' salaries. The ad justments increased the mmi- un and maximums of the too iatagories.by yl setting mini- mums at (5.400 and and maximum-at D.3W, and 3.00. The -adjuustments, which only affect seven were made because the board's present rate fur the two catcgorte was not attracting enoagb appIirblJ. Boa CLatrman wesley Lavender presided.

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