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Wont Import Beer During The Strike TORONM CF No beer will be imported into Ontario tiring the current beer strike 04 Sheppard chief commis sioner of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario announced Thursday hir Sheppard said policy is to not interlere in the strike ln1lt porting beer would not be in the interests oi the parties involved in the strikes or in the public iii tercst The Ontario Hotel and Motel Association had requested that beer be imported from other provinces and the United States The association now will try to obtain beer supplies stockpilod in brewers warehouses if that fails too were lust going to have to sit and wait out the strike Eddie Escal of ion don Ont association president said Thursday The strike began last Friday after 300 brewery workers in Toronto walked out over wage dispute The brewery industry answered by looking out 2700 workers at seven major brewer lcs in the province Used Records TORONm CF board of education oiliciiil said Thursday that the Attorneyfienerai should look into the question oi privilege concerning the release to police at confidential infor mation about students irustcc William Ross made the statement after Torono board at education director Gra ham Gore disclosed that police used information from school records of student who was Crown witness in recent court case lie said police received infor mation about William Robert Dwight 17 who testified earlier this monthln the trial at Constable Bruce Ellenor Ellenor as acquitted of charge of criminal negligence in she shooting of lsyearoid oy Used Car Deals TORONTO GP lhe Ontar io legislature was told Thursday the first tour reviews of refusals hy the registrar of used car dealers andealesmen to issue ll cenccs have all resulted in the root ars decision being over riled Leslie lionntrec financial and commercial affairs minis tcz said seven reviews oi reius als have been ordered by Jatlray director of his depart ments registration an ch Four of the refusals had been overruled and the other three reviews were not yet complete Changes Name TOIiONTO CPt Brown Camps Ltd of Ontario pri vate residential and day xhool for emotionallydisturbed chil dren Thursday changed its legal name to Browndale and became nonprofit private cor poration Allan King chairman oi the Member board of directors and Toronto film producer who based his controversial film Warrendale on one of the Brown homes announced the changes after board meeting Browne daies official title will be Brown Camps Day and Residen a1 Schoo $1395 Student Loans moonm CF ltierdean oi Atkinson College at York Ilni varsity Thinndny urged the led ere government to eliminate provisionoi the Canada Student Dom Act which excludes part time university students McCormnck Smyth said discrimination sgslnat parttime students isuoinst because many of them would have gone tounli varsity luilthneand qualified for student loansit their lami lies could have siloided lL fish Production ionomo or Provincial and lcdeml dovernmerits are cooperating in seeking an answer to surplus production In CLAUDE BISSELL Questions Report TORONTO CF Dr Claude Blssell president of the University of Toronto says he is dubious about the pcrmis sivo system suggested in the HallDennis report on education The report on aims and objec tives or education in Ontario was tabled earlier this month in the Ontario legislature it recommended ohildorient ed ungraded system for it years with no homework no corporal punishment and no Grade 13 President Quits SARNTA CF VE Frankie president of the Lamb on College oi Applied Arts and Technology said Thursday he was resigning because the board of governors continues to make the proper tunctioning of this college impossible ltir Franke had been head oi the college since it was as ubiished two years ago Mr Franke said in estate ment the board of governors property committee chairman meddled in problem that stall should have been asked to solve by recommending st Patricks High School as site for in teririi classes until the college buildings are completed in Wit Choioesl Post OTTAWA CF Sir Henry Lintott retiring British high commissioner leaves for home next week with the feeling he may have been holding the cho icest post in the British diplo matic service Differences between Canada ami Britain are worked out in such civilized spirit of friendly candor Sir Henry 59 said Thursday in an interview in his oliice overlooking Confederation Square in the heart at the national capital Seaway Strike SAULT STE MAME Ont CF The weekold strike by Canadian workers on the St Lawrence Seaway is having lit tle effect on industry and tran sportation iirms in the upper Great Lakes area company oi flcials say An Algoma Steel Corp official here said Thursday the strike has had adverse effect on EIFOCALS $1995 0MPlEii Wlili Klimt ENSEi AND ASK gt65 srviss SHAPES one LORS ro ciioosa room mm is REQUIRED KRYPTOK ULTBX on FLAT rors snomv muss REPAIRED on anemone WHILE YOU WAIT 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thetirst year and the remainder the second year Match Co oeaigfl Forests minister Rene Brunelle Thursday admittedln the Ontar in legislature tiiat timberlimit agreement signfl with Eddy Co Ltd in i963 probably would not he issued today He told opposition critics the government is meeting the heads ot major pulp and paper and logging companies to press for multipurpose use of the va rieties of trees on their limits The companies have been no lilied that the government in tends to get back for the Crown all surplus wood on lands where timber limits have been granted BeerMerger MONTREAL GP Sheree holders of Molson Breweries Ltd authorized the company at special meeting itnnmiay to go ahead with merger propos al to Anthea imperial Ltd The shareholders approved bylaws giving Molson the now ers and instruments required 04mm it BUT ABOVE THE REST Amen finest riding mowirs All inn folwaid speeds power revzisl onl levti height Idiilsimenl ton iiigli siiity centsanhmir increase over two rooonro 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