Edmonton Journal from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada • 57

THt lMNTOM mSis NOVIMIfR 1M A6i rirrr-srvEN I I t. i 1 LOST BICYCLES Standing in the midst of a sea of lost bicycles Sgt Fred Airth of the city police department is wondering who are the owners. Sgt. Airth is in charge of the city police lost and found department which has gathered an impressive number of the machines into the basement of the old Civic Block. Anyone who lost a bicycle during the year is asked to identify and claim it.

They may be inspected from 1 to 5 p.m. Urban Renewal Study Urged By Speakers Ohio, assistant secretary of the general board of evangelism, and Rev. T. E. Jesske of Medicine Hat, conference superintendent.

The convocation is being held at the Richmond Park Evangelical United Brethren Church. CONVOCATION HELD Delegates from points between Winnipeg and Vancouver registered for a three-day convocation of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Tuesday. Shown above are guest speaker Dr. John R. Knccht of Dayton, parade, we are expecting 100 per cent attendance this night.

All members interested in small arms and marksmanship should apply to Sgt. Skinner for a position on one of the shooting teams. The aim is to bring home a few of the marksmanship trophies. Several members of the unit have been receiving congratulations on recent promotions. The rest are being reminded "there's room at the top." 38 Tech.

Sqdn. The next parade is on Thursday. Stand down will be on Dec. 15 until Jan. 12.

Pay parade will be held at 2000 hours on Dec. 15. The officers and sergeants of the unit are planning to hold a Smorgasbord supper for their ladies on Friday evening. Dress will be informal. U.

OfA.COTC Shooting in competition for the Col. Dyde Trophy will begin at 1500 hrs. Saturday in the Con-naught Armories. There will be a tri-service smoker at HMCS Nonsuch at 2000 Thursday. The Tactical Air Command Band will present a concert in Convocation Hall at 2000 Monday.

2nd Lt. L. E. Carlson RCE, was promoted to that rank effective Oct. 1.

Lt. G. Lucas, Canadian Guards; Lt. D. Searle, C.

Pro. and 2nd Lt. D. Merchant, R.H.R. of Canada are instructing at the contingent this year.

These officers are all graduates of the U. of A. COTC. 60 Dental Unit Re-organization of Edmonton's 60th Dental Unit under the new commander, G. Geld-art, is progressing favorably and by the year-end a full-scale training program will be under way.

One of the most important developments so far this year is the addition of 30 CWAC to the unit strength. Twenty-five are taking recruit training under the direction of the unit training officer and with the aid of the Instructional Cadre. WO 2 Hether-ington and Sgt. Garley, of the Cadre," are In charge of the present phase of recruit training. The passing out parade for the 25 recruits, and new additions of several other militia units, is Dec.

21, after which the girls will enter unit and special-to-corps training. Meanwhile, the Dentals' technicians section has been increased to four and special training is being organized for this group. Some personnel from the unit also are attending the 23 Militia Loyal Edm. Regf. The November competition for the Colonel G.

D. K. Kinnaird Trophy was won by LCpl. E. C.

Christensen's section comprising Ptes. D. A. Kerr, D. G.

Miller, P. J. Tobolski, and B. L. Yerxa.

This section was outstanding and their medallions are being suitably inscribed for presentation on Saturday by the CO. H.Q. Company pursued its normal program of training in regimental police duties, cooking, signals and transport driving on Saturday. Company trained at the Hamilton Gault Barracks and covered map reading, first aid, drill and the FN rifle. Support Company is covering similar subjects on Tuesday evenings.

On Sunday the CO, G. J. Armstrong, conducted a national survival exercise and representatives of the 23 Militia group units which comprise the mobile support column attended along with the regimental officers. The regimental Christmas party will be held at Con-naught Armories at 8:30 p.m. Dec.

18. A good orchestra and refreshments will be provided. Troops are requested to wear shirts, ties and jackets and to bring their girl friends. H.Q. Company will conduct an athletic contest on Dec.

10. 7th Ordnance Bn. With an increase in strength this year of 23 men, seven CWAC and one officer, the 7th Ordnance Battalion has made a good start in its 1960-61 training program. A few more potential recruits are being considered and encouragement is still being given to members of the unit to bring their friends. Courses now in full swing include a strong recruit course, two storeman clerk courses, one of Block 1 and 2 and one of Block 3 and 4 courses.

The unit also has candidates on cooks course, First Aid course and clerk administrative course. The national survival training program is well under way and training Is being organized for junior and senior NCO training and driver training. The officers all are undertaking a general refresher course. Socially, there are two important nights ahead: Dec. 16, an all-ranks Christmas party for members and their husbands or wives and Feb.

10, an all-ranks mess dinner, for all members of the unit. Pay parade for the Ordnance personnel will be Wednesday, Dec. 7. Keeping in mind that a good soldier never misses pay SEIZE RAW OPIUM BANKOK, Thailand (Reuters)-Thai police have seized more than two tons of raw opium worth more than $1,000,000 from a convoy in the northern province of Lampang. convocation Wednesday and Thursday on topics dealing with evangelism and missions.

The Evangelical United Brethren Church, with origin in the Evangelical Church and the United Brethren Church, is American-born and is now a world wide organization. The church has 800,000 members in Canada. Headquarters for Western Canada are in Medicine Hat. ing deteriorated areas, he told the group. One of the worst such problems in Edmonton is traffic.

Mr. Hamilton advocated converting the area east of the present commercial centre of the city into a residential area. There is a great need for a close examination of the entire city especially that part built before the Second World War, Mr. Makale told the group. He said that many of the old, worn out buildings ought to be replaced by new, functional buildings.

Mr. Stirton gave results of the federal government's participation in studies in cities requesting grants for studies of urban renewal. The federal government is prepared to make a grant to any city to help in such studies, he said. He noted that cities in every province but Alberta had called on the government for A need for close examination into urban redevelopment in Edmonton was unanimously advocated by speakers addressing a meeting of the Edmonton branch of the Community Planning Association Tuesday at Jubilee Auditorium. The three speakers who addressed the group were G.

C. Hamilton, of the Edmonton Planning Advisory Commission; J. J. Stirton, of Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation of Canada, and Daniel Makale, planning consultant and chairman of the Edmonton branch of the association. Mr.

Hamilton pointed out that urban renewal was not synonymous with slum clearance. He noted that everything is growing older but, unlike things in nature, man-made objects can not renew themselves. There are several things that must be considered in redevelop- NOVELIST DIES IN PARIS PARIS (Reuters) American Negro writer Richard Wright, 52, died here Monday night of a heart attack. Wright was author of the novels Native Son and Black Boy. Arctic Station Opens SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL INUVIK, N.W.T.-The CBC's first Arctic radio station went on the air here last Saturday.

The station will serve a listening audience estimated at 5,000 persons, living in communities in the Mackenzie Delta district and along the Arctic Coast. To be known as "CHAK Inu-vik," the station will bring to the area taped programs from the CBC's dominion and trans-Canada networks. News, sports and special events will be re-broadcast after being picked up from shortwave transmitted by the CBC from their transmitters at Sackville, N.B. Local programs will include messages to residents of isolated areas and features in the Eskimo and Indian languages. CHAK has a staff of seven, headed by Barclay McMillan.

By using the call letters "CHAK," the CBC is honoring CHAK Aklavik, a pioneer radio station which is going out of business. For 16 years it has been operated by naval station personnel, assisted by Aklavik residents. The Aklavik station was the first to broadcast within the Arctic Circle. A book, "Mo-peds and Scooters," has been issued in England. It tells all about how to buy, ride and maintain them.

Church Meef Opens Forty ministerial delegates from the four western provinces registered Tuesday for the midyear convocation of the northwest Canada conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church being held at the Richmond Park Church, 69 Ave. and 95 St. The general theme of the three-day convocation is "Evangelism and Prayer." Guest speaker is Dr. John R. Knecht, international headquarters, Dayton, Ohio.

Dr. Knecht who is assistant secretary of the board of evangelism, has had many years of experience in the field of evangelism and missions. Tuesday Dr. Knecht noted some of the different qualities of the world it is a global-minded world that is shrinking; it is a satellite-sending world conscious of the space age; it is a pleasure-mad world; it is a "depersonalized," lonely world; it is a fearful, basically pessimistic world. Above all it is a world that God loves and cares for, he said.

Dr. Knecht will also address the Miracle Cushion Holds False Teeth Tight eases SORE fcfJO GUMS Sticks to danture Ends daily "fixing" Group Clerks course, now in progress. G. A. and Q.

inspection of the unit was completed Monday night by Alberta area officers. On the social front, Wednesday, Dec. 14 is the current big date. This will be pay parade, for members of the unit, who will then adjourn to rooms 205 for the unit Christmas party. All ranks will join in an evening of games, with many prizes including several turkeys.

A buffet lunch will be served. A new addition to the officer ranks is Capt. C. J. Edwardh, who joins the unit as dental officer.

A qualified major, he recently set up a private practice in Edmonton after being discharged from the regular army. He had been serving in No. 11 RCDS, at Cold Lake. ARCHBISHOPS MEET ISTANBUL (Reuters) Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, Archbishop of Canterbury, arrived here Tuesday for a two-day visit to Archbishop Athenagoras, spiritual leader of the Eastern Orthodox Church.

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