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THEY COULDHAVE BEEN KILLED1 Constable Eddy Amhdmhaltil drapes an arm affectionately around Danici Eiiion lit as he explains point about 50 atldrs of dynamite the boys found Listening carefully are policeman Raynnld Blouin and Richard Levesque The boys found the errplomvcs in east end PointanxTrombics in field and were going to melt down the candles when par ent recognized the candles were dynamite UP Wirth tol Should Allow More Time To View Expropriation Act WINDSOR Ont GP thirst at Ontarios new Land Ex propriation Act and resolutions urging the public be given time to consider various types oi fed Irnl and provincial legislation marked the closing day of the Canadian Bar Associations 0n satio branch convention Satur Hyliard Chappell Liberal member at Parliament for Peel South told panel discussion attended by about 60 lawyers Each of you is going to get one hell of shock when you start operating under this act lay that only to warn you Mr Chappell said that under the act landowners could wait several months before receiving more than traction of reloca tion costs George lllace counsel for the Landed Immigrant Status in Canada TORONH GP Deserters from the United States armed themes are being refused land led immigrant status by Carla dian immigration officers John King editor of the Glendon Col lege 11W Pro Tom said Sunday Mr King said five college stu dents on assignment for Pro Tern were turned back at sep4 arate Canadian bordercrossing points Saturday when they posed as v5 Air Forcedesert era seeinng landedimmigrant status in Canada The editor said in an inter view that each of the students carried reproduced credentials 05 an air force docerter and dis played them in futile attempt to gain entry into Canada as landed immigrants The Ontario checkpoints were at Queenston Niagara Falls and Windsor and Fort Erie The students had earlier tra velled to the US in separate cars They were later admitted to Canada alter revealing that they were Cnnadians WORLIJS LONGEST ihe worlds longest bridge 24 miles from shore to shore erase Lake Pontchartrain in mustana HELrsrAMo our STRANGERS None are quita so alone as the stranger in town or the fltwgomers to the neighbor no Remember your last move whowyouk tastnnmovlng van pulled away howyou more than halfwlshed youd never camel Span your new neighbors teelings such as these Let the WainomaWagon Hostess bring greeting and aim to make them tnalat home out allan Welcome Wagon today city of Toronto said although the intentions of the new not were laudable the statute has been hastily prepared and badly draitcd LEGAL GOLDMINE liepredicted the act would become gnldmine tor lawyers because at its vagueness lie was critical of the aclaal tempts to codify methods oi de ciding compensation for dis placed lendowners removing the flexibility that characterized previous legislation TREE or He said the act will cause re vere hardship to larger municL politics such as Toronto which undertake projects involving the expropriation of large tracts of land tinder the new not each lan downer affected can request hearing to determine il expro printion is fair sound and ren sonably necessary Processing all the hearings for something which may in volve thousand properties could take two or three years Mr Mace said anrw MISS MARGARET oerrorqrsrrr CUgENSF 0R me um MINER MONDAY mating May Be In 11th Hour In Canada mansion CPI Allanlnestly Weilve in times minus Grossrnan Ontario minister of correctional services warned Jews Sunday it may be that we are at the 11th hour now as Jeers and as Canadians He made the remark during discussion on national unity at the annual breakfast of the To ronto mens Regional Council of Fuel Brilh the Jewish social services organization hlr Grossman said problems at unity will get worse instead of better The ministers brief remarks came tvvhcn he rose to agree with Philip Givens who said the whole fabric ol this soon try Is at stake at the federal provinclal constitutional confer ence which opens in Ottawa today llr Givens Liberal member oi Parliament for York West and former mayor of Toronto said People tell us that we Jews are paranoid We comeby it ho cent the 19005 tile Jews have teamed by ex perience that when anything happened to disunify country we were the min ity group which suffered first mews CONCERN Arthur Harris chairman of the breakfast which attracted coo personi expressed concern that the violent clash between races and ethnic groups which plagues the United States may spread to Canada The Percentage of Negroes is higher Halifax than it is in Omaha Neb or Minneapolis Mr Harris said These cities have tasted raa elal violence already in Halifax the new black militaan are talking gllhiy and irrespon slhly ol Jowish siumlnnls The accusation has been made that most of the Negro ghettoes in llalifax are owned by Jewish landlords Toronto Brother RodiSister Win73 Music festival Classes mom brother and sister from Toronto cap tured first placehnnors In three of the first tour pinno solo events at the opening Saturday of the Kiwanis Music Festival of Greater Toronto ariatin Chou earned first place mark at so in the piano sobrciass tor nIxyearalds and under She also won the piano solo sonatlnaa claw to come itors nine years of age or undct with mark of aothe highest for all classes during the day Her brother Chaiyue cap tured the piano solo einssfnr mneycaroich and under with mark of 87 The festival two week event is to invoan compe tltion between about 30000 mu sicians and vocalists other winners includcdz Clnsa witsoprano oratorio solos amateurs only Donna Sullivan Niagara Falls Class litesoprano concert songs amateur or profes siorllail Miriamjoot Strat for Class loogirls double trio its years and under Silal Arngaln Singers Ann Dmnble tont Niagara Falls Class lSBglrls double trio 20 years and under Sliai Aragain Singers Cinss lSIgiris triple trio 16 years and under Slinf Ara gain Singers Clusn sitclass for second ary school bands group 11 North Park Collegiate and Vo cational institute WJ litan ningl Brantford Blastlloclrs North Bay Norman icon will doivsln service station two miles awny were shattered today when 150 pounds at dyna mite and nilroglycerlna waste exploded at the Du Pont of Can ada Nippissing works here There were no injuries The blast also shook an air port control towarnlmost 10 miles from the scene Comes to tAllDER amines ire OURJCOSMETIC BAR AT 43 conersr on TUESDAY FEBRill0A6V wen our 121006 AND AT 14 iNo Justification For Bilingualism In Ont WINDSOR Ont GP Tharp is no Mortalor consti umonsi immuon for Intro ducing bilingtniian in Marin owns prominent Jurist told panel discumoa of the Ontario hrandi ot the Canadian Bar Ase mutation Saturday lldtlrei judge Joseph Thor son of the tkcheouer Court of fhnada odd under ending law person doesnot have the legal right in either civil or criminal cases in Ontario to have pro coedings conductedin much He said in terms of the aNA Amitlsoniyinthedisrnrtesot Parliament and legislature of Quebec federal court and the oourts of Quebec that the Cleanup Begins On Oily SANTA BARBARA Calif AP As hundreds of men hogan cleaning slimyoil from so miles ol Southern California beachesgsunday vast oil slick floating off share was being bro ken up by wind and waves indications were that existing lightwind would not push the slick out of the Santa Barbara Channel Unith States Coast Guard officials said the wind was spreading the oil breaking it into patches Gtv councilman from 14 has and Angclcsaieri onetime met Sunday in emergency session mapping strategy against what is left of about 211000 gallons of oil that leaked for 12 days from on offshore well until it wns Beaches capped Saturday They voted to ask the stain and federal gov ernments to send troops if the oil roaches Los Angeies and to ask for conmensation for pre porotiens already made CORNWALL CF Part4 time inventor Henry Lalonde of St Andrews West Ont says he has invented device that can remove the oil slick plaguing California beaches hlr Lnlonde said Saturday he has sent telegram to the states governor Ronald Rea gan offering to fly to Caiilomia and supervise construction of similar devices French and aim homage have equal standing Proqulbert Abel ol the law laarlty University of Tomato disagreed lie laid the BNA Ad lays down minimum require ments uponnhich either the federal or provincial govern ments may enlarga by passing legislation SETS GOOD EXAMPLE Michael illeighcn Montreal iavycr said Qucbcw courts pro tide an admirable cxomlehf lainbilingmllsm can work in Where the accused is Englishspoofing fit are hit ingual or mixtures of both Ian Kim KEEPS in other final day business convention members passed resolution asking the national executive of the bar association to set contents for retiring Judges or relieving them from duty in theevent oi lengthy or pennaneni rilnm JUST FOR MONEYT The ion monev you can earn Marvel lraduola only tan 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