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| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, March 18, 1963 At first, glance this could easily be mistaken for an expanse of sand-swept desert in Ontario. Scene is Ontario-- Niagara Falls to be exact. Fleming Leader ILLUSION PORT HOPE -- Canada is on the way to developing a com- plete training program to meet the changing trends in indus- try, Labor Minister Michael Starr said here 'Saturday, He was opening a million - dollar vocational wing to the Port Hope High School, part of what he called "the biggest school building program in history." The new wing will provide 500 places for vocational and tech- nical education in Durham County. It is one of 468 projects approved since Dec. 1960 at a total cost of $450,000,000 under which the federal government pays 75 per cent and the pro- vincial government 25 per cent of the capital outlay. Mr. Starr gave four reasons for the federal-provincial agree. ment to extend vocational edu- cation in Canada; rapid ad. vance in technological changes, widespread industrial demand for higher technical .skills, lack of formal training programs in industry and the number of dropouts at too early an age from school. Faced with this probem, the federal government decided im- mediate action was necessary. This resulted in the passing of the Vocational and Technical Training Act of Dec. 1960, On. tario's share of this amounts to about. $300,000,000, Mr. Starr said. The program aims at arrest. ing the dropout rate in school jand at reducing the 30 per cent *| Young Skaters | Get Big Crowd BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- More than 450 parents and townspeople packed Bowman- ville Arena to watch 40 figure- skating youngsters go through their paces, The children, mostly _ girls, are members of the town's Fig- ure Skating Club and they were presenting their third annual Pop Cencert to the public. Ten numbers by the children, and two broombalis games b the town's service clubs were featured on the program. But view is of massive ice jam at American Falls after one of Eastern Canada's cold- est winters on record. (CP Wirephoto) Labor Minister Opens New Wing of the semi and unskilled labor force for which job opportuni- ties are fast diminishing, he said. "It is an investment in the future worth many times more than the money being spent on it," he said, In previous years Canada had never trained enough peope to meet the demands of industry and with the drying up of the workers because of European prosperity, government activn became necessary, the labor minister said, "A training progpdm has be- ernment. We c&nnot afford to have large sections of the popu- lation enter the labor market without sufficient skill to find jobs in industry." Mr. Starr aso referred to the stepped-up 'training pro- gram for displaced workers. Last year 12,000 peope had re. ceived re-training assistance compared with 4,600 in the three previous years. The fed- era government shares the cost on a 50-50 basis with the prov- inces. He aso praised the co-opera- tion labor and management were giving to re-training schemes. Third Year | 'For Poster | Competition UXBRIDGE -- The Ontario County Farm Council is again sponsoring a Silver Dol- lar farm, home and highway safety poster competition. This is the third year for this competition and it has been highly successfuli, Last year 340 boys and girls from rural schools in Ontario County took part, and 196 silver dollars were distributed as prize money. Prizes will be awarded on a township basis, and the compe- tition is open to Grades 5 to 8 in all rural schools in._ the county. Posters must nof be «ithe party left vacant the vice- Unity Effort By Separatist MONTREAL (CP) -- Marcel Chaput made a bid to mend the differences that have' devel- oped within the ranks of Que- bec's separatists when he was elected Saturday as president of the Republican Party of Que- bec, the political organism he founded to break away fram confederation. "I would like to make an ap- peal for unity, a union for the common good o* the cause," he told some 300 delegates from throughout the province attend- {ng the party's inaugural con- vention gt a fashionable down- town hotel. : 4s part of the peace offering, Presidential post and three other high-ranking positions to lure leaders of the two other main separatists groups -- Le Rassemblement Pour |'Inde- |with a good attendance of mem- |bers, Bruce Lehman, president, pendance Nationale and L'Alli- ance Laurentienne. Mr, Chaput, a onetime chem. ist who resigned from the De-| fence Research Board, founded! the RIN as a political education movement and then left it last December after a squabble un- disclosed in nature officially. Saturday Mr. Chaput's party decided to contest the next pro- | vincial election, a plan the RIN adopted at its convention. . | Said Mr. Chaput: "The time for accepting crumbs, half - measures and} compromise is past. | 'No one can be indifferent to the fate of his .nation, From now on, those who are not for Independence for Quebec are against independence. And those who are not with us are against us,"' poFALSE TEET H Rock, Slide or Slip? F. , ap improved powder to be sprinkled on wu, or lower lates, holds false more firmly - nee oo not slide, slip & 200k. y, » pasty taste or feoling FASTERTH is alkaline (non- acid). Does not sour. Checks "plate odor breath". Get FAS' at | drug counters everywhere. \ ing, weather conditions, travel- 96 and difficult experiences encountered, during their life in me west, revealed their courage and endurance, Miss Simpson showed _pic- tures, depictng the far differ- ent conditions then, in compari- son to our modern times, The late Rev. Robert Simp- son was well known to older residents of the commumity. Mrs. Simpson who has been bedridden for the past 15 years has become widely known for her patience, cheerfulness and courage. Minister's Early Life Recounted By MRS, ARTHUR ELLIOTT BROOKLIN -- The United Links Couples Club of Brook- lin United Church met last week in the Christian Education Hail, chaired the business period, Following the opening prelim- inaries and adoption of reports of the secretary and treasurer, Mrs, William Young, assisted by Mrs, John Medland, conduct- ed. a worship service. STEAM HAD GO A steam car reached 128 miles an hour at Daytona Beach, Fla., in 196--a record that stood for 15 years, WIN LEGAL FIGHT VANCOUVER (CP)--A group of property owners in, the Shaughnessy area has won a legal battle to close a Catholic Children's Aid Society home for orphans. They argued use of the home for this purpose contra- vened the one-family-dwelling ah all-vegetable laxative. For over IF YOU ARE NOW TAKING A LAXATIVE ONCE, TWICE or THREE TIMES A WEEK ++ THEN YOU SHOULD BUY BR TODAY! the Laxative Tablet with the GENTLE DIFFERENCE Take gentle-acting NM... Nature's Remedy! There is no letdown, no uncomfortable after-feeling. Nt is Guest of the evening, Miss) Chrissie Simpson, held the close attention of the gathering as she vividly recounted the lives of her parents, the Rev, and Mrs, Robert Simpson when they first entered the ministry, over 50 years ago. Available now... the Album of the year! 70 years, Nt has been giving folks pleasant, effective relief overnight. 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Released by 20rH CENTURY-FOX FEATURE SHOWING DAILY AT... 1:30-4:05-6:40-9:20 IN ALL OF MANKIND'S DAYS ON EARTH ...NO SIN OR SPECTACLE TO EQUAL IT! Of Ottawa Group OTTAWA (CP)--Justice Min-|the campaigning convenience of ister Fleming is heading a|Mr. Diefenbaker and his col- small task force of federal min-|leagues. They were held on isters who are carrying on the/trains or in hotel rooms. machinery of government while| But cabinet meetings in Mr, their more active political col-|Diefenbaker's absence are un- leagues stump the country in|productive in the way of news. the April 8 election campaign.|If any major decisions are Mr. Fleming, retiring from|made, they are left for an- politics for personal reasons,|nouncement either by ministers has been serving as actinglin their campaign speeches or Including BEST ACTOR -- BEST ACTRESS Best Director -- Supporting Actor and Actress inside The Rock Called Alcatraz They Tried To Chain A Volcano! BURT LANCASTER BIRD MAN : The first broomball game be- tween Rotary and Kiwanis end- ed in a 4-2 victory for the Ro- tarians, It was first on a program of events that tickled and thrilled the jam-packed arena crowd. Over 30 youngsters took part in the program's second part, called The Military Ball. They frolicked over the ice to the de- light of the audience. | They skated through another) copies of existing safety. post- ers, and must be made on stan- dard art class paper, and should be not larger than 14 inches by 20 inches. The competition closes on April 30, and all posters must be forwarded through the teach- ers to the Department of Agri- culture, Uxbridge. YOU'RE THE REASON PM LIVING BURIALS HALTED prime minister when Mr. Dief- enbaker is away from the capi- tal. Other ministers forming the rearguard of the cabinet are Senator Wallace McCutcheon, minister of trade, State Secre- tary Halpenny and Immigra- tion Minister Bell. Neither Senator McCutcheon or Mr, Halpenny is seeking of- fice and they are able to spend most of their time in the capi- tal. Mr. Bell, seeking re-elec- tion in the Ottawa - area rid- ing of Carleton, has been con-| centrating his election activi- ties in Ottawa and eastern On- tario communities, thus remain- ing handy for federal govern-' ment business when it arises. MEET WEEKLY Mr. Fleming said in ag in- terview that the cabinet has been holding meetings about once a week in the prime min-| ister's absence, handling mostly routine business that must be transacted. He is also in daily telephone communication with Mr. Dief- enbaker about the course of th Conservative election campaign| and foreign and domestic af- fairs coming before cabinet. The _ ministerial continent} handling government affairs in| Ottawa in this campaign is) stronger than it was in previous| elections, when all ministers' were seeking re-election. Then the process of decision-| making at the cabinet level came close to a halt, and some cabinet meetings had to be ar-| i ranged outside Ottawa to meet through press fully timed to do the govern- ment the most good in the campaign. ' after three new ministers--For- estry Minister Asselin, and min isters without portfolio Ricard and McGee--are sworn into of- fice. The prime minister will preside and External Minister Green from his west coast campaign) to attend Immediately after the meeting} nine numbers to the musie. of Stephen Oke, then called it quits for the night. Later, Mrs. Dorothy Oke, of the Skating Club told The Times she was "thrilled" with the turnout, She said the children did a wonderful-job, Choreography for the show was handled by Miss Barbara Ann Smith, Oshawa, the club professional. releases care- A major meeting of the cab- net is scheduled for Monday, Affairs returning is VANCOUVER (CP) -- Fun. eral services were held Monday for six persons, but burial did not take place because striking gravediggers had ringed two cemeteries with pickets. Gilbert Arnold, President of Ocean View and Forest Lawn, said the burials were cancelled to avoid unpleasantness for mourners. The bodies will be held for bur- ial when the strike is settled. Mr. Diefenbaker will leave) to resume his campaign in On- tario and Western Canada. | NIGHT of DUG MORE GOLD South Africa's gold produc- tion in 1962 was 25,500,000 ounces compared with 22,900,- 000 in 1961. 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