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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1960 THE CIVIL SERVICE By EILEEN TURCOTTE of The Journal Miniiter Hamilton, asking to be given the chance to tender for the job of painting1 the rear nds of vicious bears. Hit bid for the'' perilous painting followed the recent an-nounee that the Federal Government hat decided to decor ate the backs of bad bear round nation- fe el parks with. Eileen Tureott. paint, ao that they'll be more easily recognizable. Offhand, can't think of any Job I'd care for less than making like Picasso on a vicious and unpredictable bearskin canvas.

But the Albertan painter Is made of sterner stuff. "We regret that to date our Arm has had no experience In Bear Rear he told Mr. Hamilton in hie "However, wa do pride our-elves on being quite versatile, and wa do feel that' we 'have had considerable experience in the painting business. We are confident that with our background, we could adapt ourselves to this very specialized work. We should appreciate opportunity, to tender." Wants Information To be able to submit anni-telligent and competitive the prospective bear rear painter asked for the following yital information: "1 How large -a territory would the successful contractor eervice? "J--Would the rear ends be! painted on location' or would the bears be brought into the nop? Would a one-, two-or three-coat application be required? If snore than one, would sanding bo necessary between coats? Is flat, semi, floss or high gloss required? "4 Is spray or brush Method Specified? If brush, advise whether soft or bard bristles.

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SataraaTt- COULTER'S Drug Sfrti 1090 8 ink St. CE5-1418 289 ,781 Bank St. CE5-H54 raintina ttears Of Mad Bears fectlve for baars up tree, or to ladder work necessary? On. of the mot enterprising enimel ee(U oj, shin 1 mail Businessmen we ve neard sht0. o( rea by.

or for long time is a painting crimson or vermilion, contractor In Alberta who has "The above or any other written to Northern Affair pertinent information would be -ar appreciated, so that our tender can be completed without do- A Few Suggestions The would-be bear-painter also had a few auggestions to make reflectorized tape, for instance, would make a "good night-time presentation" to attract attention wherever encountered on an overly-frisky bear. "We might also suggest I that advertising space might be sold on some of the larger ends, thus reducing the cost to the Canadian taxpayer of this Important stern painting his letter concluded. We don't know how -Mr. Hamilton feels about this offer, because the Intercom issue that reprinted the letter didn't divulge, the department' official reaction. But we do feej anyone willing to tackle a ticklish painting project like this should be encouraged.

We'd also like to advise using the long-handled brushes even if the bears aren't up a tree. CSignoff The quickest way to get youthful figure Is to ask a woman bar age. Cites Hecklina kaaaai 35- CO ob cb CD a S3 3 es it CLIFFORD J. SLY, executive secretary of the Ottawa-Hull local. Civil Service Association of Canada, who will apeak on "Government Employment and Religion" at the evening service at Dominion United Church Sunday.

At a Friendship Hour following the service, a panel of four' will discuss the subject. They Include Miss Kay a govern, ment secretary; T. R. Mont. omerv.

clerk assistant in the Western Diplomats Stunned Continued From Page One "It made me wonder, while I heard him confessed Mr. Green, "whether he was de termined to destroy the UN Wss there a chance that Khrushchev might succeed? "1 don't think replied Mr, Green. "For I don't think the- new African members of the UN will permit it. They have too much to lose; the UN mean everything to them. But if he did what a tragedy lor mankind." What now, then? "Our beat eaid the External Affairs' i i "would be if the non-nuclear power made it clear in the General Assembly that negotiations on disarmament must be resumed and resumed quickly." What about the suggestion by Britain's Lord Beaverbrook that the UN could be transplanted in Quebec City? "Of course we would lke to have the UN in he "but it would not be helpful to move It, Everittalki of uprooting jt can be disruptive." The CBC then asked Mr.

Green if he did not think that New York, even the United new jam, even nm unuea pleasant incidents." Asked to particularize, he 1 1 i I. u.J front of the Soviet Embassy, But what "unpleasant incl dents" involving foreign vjsit he was pressed. He then mentioned the heck' ling three or four years ago, at freedom of speech, Temperature Drops The Soviet' attempted dynamiting of the UN bad mourned Mr. Green. Thursday night, after Presi dent Eisenhower had spoken at the UN, Mr.

K. had seemed perhaps more reasonable than at any time sine ha pulled 1. Cii-aiMit unnfae. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 'ILLIOT LAKE Industrial Giant Of the North? with government officials about the fate of a city the government, less than a year ago, "knocked on the Mr. Shave brings word from Elliot Lake, some 430 miles northwest of Ottawa, "this is exactly the way the M.000 resident of Elliot Lake feel, The one-time boom-town, treasure chest of per cent of Canada's known uranium deposits, was flatly' told last October it uranium contracts with the government would not be renewed after 1963.

Road to Recovery Mr. Shave envisions, however, Elliot Lak rising within the next 10 to IS years to become the "manufacturing House of Commons, and Rex centra of the B. Boyd, director of a personnel branch in one of the large government department. i USEFUL-' RATS WASHINGTON UPD Fifty-nine rats equal one' man, according to Aerospace, publication of the Aerospace Industries Association. The whole rat pack is being used In tests of space chambers, because the rata, collectively, use about the same amount of oxygen and give off about the seme amount of carbon dioxide and moisture ss one humsn.

Elliot Lake's road to recov ery, he told The Journal, will follow this pattern; I "First of all we're completely forgetting about uranium. We. to establish in this city chemical and drug plant and both light and heavy industry such as the- manufacture! of mining and farm machinery, tools, and perhaps, a camera or watch plant "We'U skip the idea of producing consumer product completely. "In said Mr. Shave, "we're going into anything that will employ anywhere from one of torture Inflicted on dog.

The Prime Minuter wa ex- Khrush chev hss been employing the "Pavlovian Practice" in an effort to crack the will and break the resolution of the free world through sheer frustration Montreal and Toronto, of end resulting indecision. IIUII, Willi HIV a Niagara Falls this Spring, of. hss explained to American the Mayor of Moscow. audiences at Princeton and De- Mr. Green reminded the CBC paw Universities, "the quickest Americans, even surest way to break down communist heckler, enjoyed a dog I to apply positive and of industrialists in large metropolitan centres, Mr.

Shave aaid he pictures Elliot Lake marketing goods to "every corner of leVar Location DY lnc yaw iorn newspapers he was "hsonier" with hi. recalled nhst only Thursday a "one-man showed j-Lp" fare" Pta the Harl Prime Minister Macmillan had UB for hii dinn wttr. LTTk. The CBC was thinking of the to come to the street heckling' and picketing and the five-day ''quarantine" on Manhattan Island of -the Soviet Premier. Green quite emphatically did not think there had been anything at all "ungenerous" in the treatment of Mr.

K. The kingpin of the Kremlin may have been irritated by having all the rest of the United SUtes "off-bounds" to him, but like the close' police guard he had been given. It was an lor ma own aaieiv. i The message to millan, "Come VN after being advised by hi Foreign Secretary, Lord Home, warm. Mr.

Green tnorted. "ha got a good bit colder since he laughed, but with little mirth. Torture Technique This blow-hot-and-cold tech- The security problem has nlque of the Soviet Premier been suggested hss been defined by Prime Mr. Green, "anywav, even. inl Minister Diefenbaker as.

the Ottawa we have had some un "Pavlovian a form 3 artvERSMttts. THE SPARKS STREET MALL" Open t.M ajsu to L3 p.m. Dally Mail and Phone Orders fUled promptly innn i i II negative, stimuli; and, in turn, to be nice, then nasty; to feed it, forget it, fatten It, starve it; ring belli, flash lights and do all manner of opposite thinis Bouncy as Ever meetings with businessmen in Montreal. Toronto, Hamilton, changed the temperature ofj in rapid euccession so that the 5X2 overnight, animal will to piece, in EC" of hi limousine like a bundle -v. La night.

New York'. iiveiui VI test wa vesica a ev1(e mistic about th. "propositions of "selling" Elliot Lake. "We're flihtint he tn down around the dismayed, tfte Castro at a pres. conference M5 jd worid.

ttmti ve' mug. of beer Thursday Ll hi hflnd MVOr'n, th" had said that he had not mind-Eisenhower soeh concilia I "'Bn VWI. ed President ex- Ltsennower tpecn concilia- un kuhhlin mnA bminrv. iai aA I veuu mm uura uii uiun SUte. itself, had been American luncheon the Khn.hrh.

Then yesterflt morning he nii nfW.foun(, fneno fidel Waldorf Tnw.r. k. Mr. Green' wa. not immedi- Pulle5 'STJmblv longed to the poor atelycleara.topreciywhat on r.r-J.

11,6 C.uban' db I The Cuban, Claimed the CBC had in mind. i uuiw a I aea la "UUIU LS ItVIIlV ing hi grubby army fatiguea. up the luaury high in the Wal- waa an now and iv gorT TOWera. minutes. late, but even that an- that the belligerent Mr.

K. was novance could not unset Mr. snowing some laini eigne he was feeling that good. simmcrina oown. MrU Mac- effect had been: on in, the water' So the New York paper had kept a continuing watch on Ms auaterlty keeoing count of The last 40 tof those 70 the "bnoze anH.

K.W minutes, he waHed out on the! phrased it, going up to the sidewslk In front of his Park Cuban quarter. Avenue ana wa in The less sensitive morning such great good cheer that tabloids, the Dsily New and rt" Mimr Put b't more Didnt he feel like the- bride vividlv than the mora n.iri waiting at the church, a new evening paper. oing into such msn asked. intimate details, concerning -Mr. K.

grinned, pawed hi ripped lingerie, a related by glistening skln-head. and cam one of the maids on the Castro up with the crack: floor. "Depends on the state of her anticipation." Journal Want Ad bring Finally castro tumbled out quick result. Eyeglass hearing aids with For thf first timt BIRKS STERLING FLATWARE all pieces all pitterns Choose from 20: exclusive open-stock designs, created In Blrks own sijver craftshops. Welght-for-welght and dollar-for-dollar, Birks Sterling represents Canada's- finest value.

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B. George Retiring From KAS Post -f KEMPTV1LLE (Staff) -r -A, game By the time they'd de Elliot Lake isn't 3.000 men. And we'll do It, boy 'n 'he email farm cided they were going to play That's the considered opin- with or without government -communities ion of Chic Shave, outspoken help." industrial commissioner, -who If sufficient interest is gen- wss in Ottawa Friday talking: crated to attract Ihe attention r. mev a missed an uieir train con- auuoury ana sauu aie. iarw.

Kemptville Agricultural School "first I'll clear up some work the nickel and Iron leadera in Bor in Highgate. Kent for the different organizations 51. TV" County, In 1899. son of a coun- I belong to, then I'll look around try Methodist minister, he early tor came in contact with men oe-every ah.pp.ng rouu of the St. dant th Uwrenc, seaway." I livelihood.

nr. anave ininas me rraerai Elliot He said byignor-! Ing the city the governments are writing off millions of dollars of the taxpayers' monies. The energetic industrial commissioner feels Canada might well solve ite unemployment problem by looking to Elliot Lake has "half-a-million feet of factory space available for Abundant Facilities He'attributed a further factor In the desirability of indus try locating in Elliot Lake to the city's existing abundance of bousing, church, and recreation facilities. Mr. Shave predicted government requests for uranium will pick up before 20 years have elapsed and then "they'll be back at our doorstep wanting more Mr.

Shave, who has been in the Capital a dozen timea within the past three years to talk with dfficials, said 5.000 resi dents of the city have evacuated ODH A. jniv uvnmcni cuioacua on uranium began. Since, he said, not one nef industry has located in the city. Mr. Shave is now heeded for TIlAU MM rm K.

in Saskatchewan. Interest Broadened On return to Thamesville High School the following year, his Interest in things agricultural broadened. After matricu lating In June. 1918. he enter ed Guelph Agricultural College.

At KAS, which he fust Join ed in 1926, as instructor of English, Economic and Dean of residence, extracurricular activities with students led him into another career amateur hockey associations. A well keen and growing interest in school and community organizations throughout the years, his standing in hockey circle equally grew. In the latter category he, has served a president of both the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association and the Ottawa District -Hockey Association. At present he is treasurer of the 'Baldy' George In Ottawa and area, hockey associates and friends know him affectionately aa "Baldy" George. The nime has stuck with him for several year but only now is he partly bald.

The remainder of his tough, wiry, iron grey hair almost matches the inner firm- declared, "and it's a dead duck'ne that comes through when if Elliot Lake can't attract new be talking of business; industry. Ai president of the CAHA in "But give us 10 year, and 154 he wa once up against this will be the beat town in the situation of having a Que-Canada." bee junior team refuse to play in i i a Barrie team after all tickets tot ama hsd been sold. eve ning newspapers, including the quality World-Telegram and Sun, carried front page stories of Cuhan hanlcv funkv th -i .1.. Play or Forfeit Game He said. "I told them' they either played or forfeited the Ukea Rural Atmosphere While the many committees he served and worked on at the and Provincial Governments 7 i cno' hvt him 10 air'er-are "forgetting" they invested wL.

faliSl" ountrlj and cities. his innriwrw school and working on farm hoir. of fo Uum more than during the Summer following an kh, wa, atmosphere' a year off to work on a farm i On reflection, he added, "Mv father always liked small Positions an1 organizations it You Pln to Build or Renovate Call Michmet Elickmk First I Many of Ottawa's flnest boms and commercial balldlag have been construct ad by Michael Elichuk. Every type of construction work large or small office buildings, stores or churches remodelling, repairing and rebuilding ALL are given hia expert personal attention. ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN on which, he serves at present are: Hospital Construction Com mittee chairman; Centennial Publication Com mittee, business manager; Vmt Comm it tee i of United Church, chairman! Agricultural Societies District No.

1, Kemptville Red Cross Society, treasurer; a la. Provincial Lawn Bowling Asso VI iici jtt tario was bound to have tome I dirt "rub off on A fellow even a "preacher's 1 do lnen tnem el tion wiln Pnd hi election af here or la. fhv did" hax son coumn i ncip out learn i 7 7 governor noiary lucrnn- said, such things as soil and rops 'm Uional for Rotary clubs of East- nratr uii Ontario and New York portent things in the world A name or title more fitting S(lte except hockey in Winter, of his role was bestowed on himi course. by Ci Indiana of Saskatche-LIn lt3.0 hf '0m'f a. i w.

hii in i am him Ellen Elizabeth Weaver. They He bases his enthusianw.on ci.nrfm. have one son, David Bryden, a Elliot geographi- Afr wn from fttX-cal location and its nearnes qq, October. 1 re- post at KAS which will be taken vnL. Annade Bel-w.

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GORDON HAMBLIN, President THE COMMANDING OFFICER, OFFICERS, MEN AND WRENS OF H.M.C.S. CARLETON Dow Lake, Ottawa -Invite you to. an OPEN HOUSE Saturday, 24 September, noon to 6 p.m. 25 September," noon to 6 p.m. Yourwill be enter tained on the 1 f.

1 it kj" A I latiaakU.Wv. JAUJ ANNIVERSARY There will be trainingdemonstratlons, exhibit v. and displays, band concerts and movies. Everyone Welcome" -r.