| He sald the new teacher's eol-| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, April 8, 1960 13 lege { 3 : would not be bullt for sbout : uieter V ening tires years. During that time Ie ' . liv the Pensions Aet, Mr. Ander- {wou re-examine the si n P . : and see if it was still advisable to Vets ension Joop. S34. this 'clause, the appli-| F ; . 1 ture |build the college at St. Cathar- . Y ane oo given Be BE, Fit I oir |ines. 1 t poet ¥ or Legisla 9% + gon make any prom COMPICAtIONS [amy doubt a" mine of the % ises to change the department's) : tae li t z gestion 'from TORONTO (CP) -- A serious;a friend of Mr. Daley's, when decision," he said | Logs ers Dan Ma, eto ed hour discussion ny oriaieliond cond tave ves 8, bougn EXPLOITATION CHARGE lot ruling on veterans' disability | Kenora - Rainy River), Yateten : pensions 3 Vi { in ay Edwards jorth) | pensions 5 Affairs Minister Brooks said the . Antonio Barreite of Quebec high-| "The Welland riding Progres- Ray Edwards L--Weatworp} pens ong. the Comutions Veleral: He a i ws a [Sve Je Jepsen Sessiob sive Comservative rT t tion to phn hy called day : = amend the Pensions Act this 4 Thursday. upset about this," said Mr. Trot- legisiai 0 slop wha ne : . a h § " * assd a 1 the "exploitation" of service sta- One reason is the inevitable year. : 4 Members of all parties spent el. They've passd a resolution {1s ex] by the big oil|physical changes associated with Committee Chairman Gage W.| 3 H i y ji Lior perators | ane of the quietest evenings of|pr Olean 8 hie new Jocstion of the Dario age," said T. D, Anderson, chair-| Montgomery (PC -- Victoria. the session going into the prob-jteacher's 28: He said by adopting the lessor- man of the Canadian Pensions Carleton) said a request for a 25- lems of a compulsory, contribut-| The land was purchased irom lessee relationship, the compan-|Commission. per-cent increase in veterans dis- ory pension plan. Al agreed og Secord, 3 Grantham Town ies can avoid the requirements of) Another was the appearance of ability pensions has been re-| A portable pensions are necessary.'ship farmer and Niagara Paris the Labor Relations Act with re- disease or the effects of injury|ceived from the Canadian War| Premier Frost said a special commissioner, Jor J.500 an at | spect to hours of work, vacations over the post-discharge years of | Disability Pensions Association. | committee is now studying pen- while land ial e aa Shi with pay and working conditions.|which there were no prec.se rec- RE = sions. It is to report to the legis-|the education department lege,| And he charged that the com-|ords in service documents Mississippi River levees--dikes | lature at the next session, at|considered building He tol og: panies force the station operators "We continue to rely heavily to prevent flooding -- stretch for | which time a select committee of could have been obtained for $l,-1¢ "on exclusive contracts that{on the benefit of doubt clause," [about 1,800 miles. | the House will be set up to make an : I possible for them foeon---""" BEE _-- Cok a a AY specific recommendations. Mr. Bobs sud the Sepalt. ma \e merchandising practices : House took on an informal ment lool at sites, but de-| ( 11e lessee ; Pip) here during the afternoon|cided on the Secord property as "He said the federal government ; ! 8s Mr. Frost permitted camera-|being the most suitable for its|. jers the service station) : . a 9 3 | is 2 I a take purposes. At that time the land operator the responsibility of the : pring cleaning 4 | pictures of Mr. Barrette's brief was thought to have been owned provincial governments. "I would pol £ \ f visit. He is the first Quebec pre-|by a totally different parts call on this government to accept mier to speak in the Ontario|,,, yo pEPARTMENT this responsibility and do some-| J 70 legislature since Confederation. | "The department of education thing for these operators." - YEE A ' "" E y SEEN {must make the choices of loca- } yi CLOSE Ties said the visit cop [tion for teacher's colleges and | JEWS TURNED OUT » ' i . tirmed the close ties "that tradi-|not the chambers of commerce, CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP)| 1 m cleaning up bills tionally exist between the two he added. A Jewish leader says 500 Jewish / i sister provinces . . . a pariner-| Mr, Robarts was referring to a survivors of the Agadir ear | a the i " ship bet two great peoples." |letter from the Greater Welland quake have been Jurned. out 3 hi rracks £/ A 4 hera) d e r Wintermeyer|Chamber of Commerce complain-|the Moroccan army said ng Bi ig is because the college was not|here and left to fend for them- 9 : ' common cause because "we canto be built in the Welland district. selves. Meyer Obadia, president 3 way: demonstrate to the world that/He said he had also received of the Casablanca Jewish Com-| people of different origins can delegations from Lincoln County munity, said the Jews were or-| A Cities Fitianones live togther and build a nation." asking that the college be located dered to leave the La Jonquiere itizens Financecan arrange Mr Barrette said he had come there. barracks after being given asy : a loan from $50 to $2500 for to Ontario to offer partnership| "I don't blame them for iry-lum there. Moroccan authorities wy good reason. Now you and friendship forever. "Indeed |ing, but I won't yield to organiza-|said the barracks Were _Yeejel Mon step into spring consi we are partners . . . even when [tions when they try to exert in Le troops, acc g Zently--witha fasteslosn Joinet ju ee tine we LL ta A a to buy new clothes or fur- of A gy pi it is only right] : Ca [Sa ----qishings, to consolidate old that since your prime minister in-| > VR | debts. It's a great feeling to vited me, 1 should come here bt 14 5 - ET be "spring cleaning" the first." \ ' A The calm atmosphere was somewhat disturbed when Labor| Minister Daley and Education| : Minister Robarts rose in quick) Many people never seem to get a good Healthy kidneys filter poisons and succession to deny charges that| night's rest. They toss and turn in excess acids from the blood. If they there had been a "political pay- bed--and then are dull and listless slow down and impurities stay in the ; % 3 § off" in the Selection of 8 aio or ' throughout the day. system, disturbed rest, tired feeling § ES Wiis, Woy. Mo Sa0en1 2 BEY teacher's Soles All of which may be and backache often follow. 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