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the f

falters,

a When the baseball team moved.
: Bio Los Angeles in 1958 some:
Jone must have - ‘misplaced the.
Ebais. But wily Walter. threw: a

itching and speed afootto make
Upthe deficit, =.
2 A big part of that system disa-
Appeared before the 1967 season
when pitching aca Sandy Koufax.
m retired to a $100,000 telavision
job and pesky Maury Wilts, ‘who
onca stole, 104 bases in a gea-
son, was peddled to Pittsburgh
Pirates,
‘Apparently Alston felt a
® couple of trades seer lactate
fadded power at the plate and a
aeefew of his younger pitchers
a [would jell sufiiciently to make
BLA fans forget Koufax and the
ae other notables who have depart-
Bred since Los Angeles blew the
me World Series last fall in four
ia) game to Baltimore Orioles.
ee; $But as the All-Star break ap.
g proaches this season, the Bums
miare struggling along In seventh
mmjspot and it appears a miracle
Mani Will be needed just to reach the
H.500level in the won-lost
mee COlUMNS.
. | For Alston, who never: signs
anything but a one-year pact to
Fi Manage the Dodgers, It must be.
piadmitted things have not broken
“well for him’ so far in 1967.
oo Injurles have crippled key play-
Biers and the Dodgers have lost
3 i more than thelr share of ane.
run decisions,In one elght game
Bi losing streak, live of the losses

' Battling pussies
molest poodles -

g PRESTON, Ont, (CP)- Nature,
H/ says Polfce Chief Arthur Woods,
seams to have gone topsy -
aiturvy = cats are chasing dogs
here, A woman complained tothe
police that she Is forced to keep
her poodle indoors because
Mdozens of cats chase the dog
avery time it leaves the house.

His won-lost record is 6-7 after

:Dodger pitcher to have a poor

‘ standings the Dodgers certainly

Con Walston halt 7
odger slump?

BY'BOB ger
fansdian Press
When. Walt Alston took over the Dodgers In thelr old Ebbetta
iField -haunt in Brooklyn the | team_was_a terror because of Its
nn oe

ware by one run,
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“The Dodgars pitchers have
done ‘a surprisingly good job,.
Don. Drysdale has’ rebounded
from a-horrible 1966 season and:
has stayed near the op from an -
earned-run average standpoint,

13, decisions, but {s no, Andica:,
tlon of.his fine form,"
"Claude Osteen, the southpaw
ace now that Koufax is In the
stands, remainssharp. But after
14 decisions he was-only 8-6
and to réach that he, had ¢o win
a couple of ball games with his *
own bat

Don Sutton, a rookie sengation
in 1966, really was the only

start this season and now he
has rounded into ‘his 1966form,
Even rookle Blll Singer has
looked like a, major leaguer
though his record {5 193, -

The bullpen staif of Phil Re
gan, Bob Miller and Ron Per-
ranoskt also has been stingy
dnd only a shade legs éffece
tive than a year ago,

To start ellmbing in the team

can use a few timely hits be-
cause their pitching staffis as
solid as any in the league,
But besides hits what the Dod- .
gers really need Is a team lead-
er.
Koufax ‘did it with his golden

individual} Joe Mandur
Savings bond to Wally

(neatest)

BEST BEARDS GROWN at Pile Lumber were honored Wednesday by right Hans teben ( wna
tric shavers ‘and a trimming knife to the top three (iett to right) Greg Sieben (most

‘awarded slectrics ft ushiest) Company also awarded a $500 Canada
ak in recognition of 15 years service and $250 bonds to Alex Sacharoff,

and Wally Zak

Herman Buschman Jim Morton, Norm Rolfsen and Simon Nahirny, all thelr for 10 years,

“Wwomen'teachera
“Its headniaster will bes man.”
"Surprise choice for the job is

the Metropolitan Torofito school:
board and teacher atthe Univers.
sity of Toronto School, a BeCOn
dary school,

“1 think it's a challenge tor
the future,?? *' said the al--
year-old Mr, Tacon during aget-
acquainted visit to Vaicouver,

4It's a school that his a fine
reputation and a school that ls
prepared to go forward, aa

"if think girle are young people
| first and girls second, I don’t
think that girls are worthy of
anything less than the same
first-class type of education to
which boys are entitled,’ ?

Mr, Tacon said he agreed to

‘Peter Tacon, vice-chairman af |

‘that. is

leave Toronto and move to Van-.

VANCOUVER: ee Yori ‘Houné “gehool, for: Girls’ has36:
2) fe ‘girl students. But starting in August

T eouver because’ the. board “ot:
‘directorsof York House, made tt:
cletr to me inno uncertain:
tarms that they wanted the finest

school in Canada,'’ -;

“Married and the father of two,”

daughters, he has never faught -

ina gris’ school and isntt. ~~

sure. how -the girls wil react

to him, ’

Positively, I hope, because - By
the way I want them to::

Teact to new situdtions-- - and ©

this is a- learning altuation for,

all of us,*!.
York House ‘School:

founded by ‘a group of: geven —
women in 1932, Two of thefom . ©
ders remain on the. teaching ..
staff, Boys are permitted. to. -

fend only at the nursery level

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arm, stopping losing streaks be.
Jore they had a chance to be-
come a morale problem, Wills
did it by beating out an Infleld
hopper and then stealing every-
thing In sight,

Drysdate, outfielder Ron
Fairly, inflelder Jim Lefebvre
and catcher John Roseboro Jook
like the men who should take
the lead,, but all appear to lack
that zing to become success-
ful for a prolonged period, '

_ if Alston can find or mould [|
“such a player on his squad be

fore the season gets much old
eT, the Dodgers have the talent
to come from | a long way back,

‘they heve leisure time for fun

" Anterica in the 5C- years; perf

_ Hons,

_ how our pioneers tilled the land,
’ ff their children had toys to

- items of ploneer life as a crude,

LITTLE IODINE |

Ottawa museum shows
Canada 100 years ago

How did ‘our forefathers live’
before Canada was a nation?
Was It all hard work? Or did

and social activities?

And how was Condederation
brought about? What forces and
‘personalities were behind itand
why did they work to create a
new nation?

The’ new Confederation dise
play opened June 26 at the Na-
tional Museum of Canada, Ot-
tawa, will answer some ofthese
questions, It will bring into
focus that historle period of
_ more than a century. ABOr

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msthaplay i. “Bret Noth

fore- Confederation - « fits eco
“nomy, lta “livlig: conditions, Its
political and social. lite « 1k

Tustrated by pictures, displays
of artifacts, and word descrip,

No longer will people’ wonder

play with, how. a middle-class
family furnished their’ home,

For ‘in display cases in the
foyer of the Museum are such

wooden plow with an iron plow-
share, a child’ s hand-made doll
and hand-made carrlage, maple
sugar moulds with fancy car-
ving and round-nosed skatesthat
fastened onto boots by leather
thongs, .
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On the mezzanine floor is an
Upper Canada farmer’ s sittin,
room equipped with the furn--
iture of the day - . spool-turned.
setee with hand ~ loomed bed
cover for upholstery; hand-sten-
cilled chairs and scotch in-grain
carpet,

There is also a Lower Canada :
parlour with itsfancy wood stove
made “ln 1662: ‘a rocking. ¢ chair 3}

‘upholstery; a Jady’s chair- up.
-holstered In needlework made In"
‘Quebec City in 1461, | |

Also displayed on the ground
floor will be furnishings’ that.
once. belongéd to Sir George.
‘Etienne Cartier and a desk once
used by Sir John A. Macdonald, |

In the’ main display ‘on the
third floor, three films are used
to portray Canada’s march to
nationhood, .

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The first is an eye-catching

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[the viewer “as he enters the ex-
hibit area, Without sound track

“but with a musical background,
this two-minute film isdeslgned
to represent Canada as It Is
today.

The -second film, depicting
half a century of development,
has acontinuous English-French
sound track and gives a histo-
rical background .of British
North America from the war
of 1812 to 1850, This runs
.about four minutes and is in
black and white,

A third film seen near the

finish. of. the exhibition, tour,.

e sums up the last 10:years be: |: |
aha” ‘ide=cheir in» ‘Horsehair fore” om he deat id the for- 7

elng of the union, This ts alsg

Is more than four minutes,

Theres romance

OTTAWA (CP) - The romance
and drama ofthe Canadian baked
bean is probably little known to
the people who munch it at
jolly bean suppers,

Harvested in the dewymorn-
ing, the bean is plucked ‘out of
its pod and teken to a plant
where an electric eye screens
gach bean more carefully than

‘a beauty contest judge.

‘Tenderly matured in 90-foot
elevators, the Canadian dried
bean is much in demand In
swinglng Britain, Our red Kid.
ney beans may soon be exported
to the exotic Carribbean,

An -agticulture department
bulletin says eachCanadian eats
Ye --pounds of beans a year,
mostly baked or In soup,

Kt says the bean’s mild flavor
makes it a perfect mate for
meat and splees in chili con
carne, When serving baked
beans, it suggests adding a
wiener, so that a serving adds
up to the same protein as a
serving of meat,

+ An economical and nourishing
food,” ‘Just a pound of dried

beans wil serve six, ©

New hope for
tube squeezers

Help {s on the way, says Ron
Wilkinson, assistant editor of
Drugs Merchandising, for those
social outcasts who squeeze the
hen, ‘tube of toothpaste from

eta

 A-new. foilelined. polyethylene
tube: for toothpastes has been
developed by American Can Co,

officials ‘predict by the end of
this year avery major toothpaste
manufacturer will be packaging
at. Jeast one brand of toothpaste
n
maton , » Hubes

shows. ‘movies: ”

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for the Deaf,"

recently opénedhere, lathe firs,
kind In Saskatchowan ah

in black’ and white with con-,
tinuous sound track, ‘Its length

in a baked bean

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