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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, March 29, 1963 Ontario s Seats Worth T » Following is third in a ' » Series of five articles which ~ look at areas of Canada * and how they may react in © the federal election April 8. » The opinions on individual » candidates, ridings and areas are the result of an informal poll among politi- * cians, journalists and other © informed people in Ottawa, taken three weeks before y election day, The "trend" @ tidings may, on election ® night as the results come "in, help to give some indi- cation of any shifts in Ca- # nadian political thinking. he Fight The Liberals believe they can make further inroads into Conservative strength. One of their most fertile fields is the big Toronto area, once strong- ly Conservative. It may reject all Tory candidates in this elec- tion. Frank McGee, in Can- ada's most populous riding, York Scarborough, was recently ele- vated to cabinet rank and seems to have the best chance of success. There are 11 seats in Toron- to proper and another seven in the suburbs. With George Hees and Donald Fleming out of the picture, the entire 18 seats could Offsetting this, they could pick up two or three more seats in and Hamilton|Faulkner 8,215. Renfrew »vuth gave a.narrow win to Conservative James Bas- Nearer Goal kin last June, The Liberals have a new candidate in J. J. Greene who thinks he can overcome the 477 Baskin margin of 1062. THE CONCENSUS the Toronto areas. RIDINGS TO WATCH Wellington Huron has been held by Conservative Marvin Howe since 1953 but his June margin was cut to 2,100. The Liberals have a strong candi- date in'the former president of} A ¢ the Ontario Federation of Agri- culture, William Tilden. Peterborough has possibilities. Conservative winner in 1962,|¢ts: Fred Stenson, is fighting off challenges from Walter Pitman, former NDP member of parlia- ment, and Liberal Hugh Faulk-|viewed. ner. The vote in 1962 was: Stenson 12,185; Pitman 11,605; of party stand- ings after April 8, by a group of Ottawa political observers, with the 1962 figures in brack- Liberal 55 (44), Conservatives|assembly, 25 (35),,New Democrats 5 (6).|make the final decision. Tomorrow -- The prairies re- Chiropractors if the assembly approves, & is assured of becoming law. The measure was passed by the Senate in the face of a strong attack by the medical profession, which terms chiro- practic false scientific principles. For Licensing ALBANY, N.Y. (AP)--Chiro- practors were closer today to their long-sought goal of state licensing than ever before. A bill to licence chiropractors has been approved by the Sen- ate 37 to 20 and sent to the which now must sharply across party lines, The majority and minority leaders voted for it, bu' their members/ger, he said, went on both sides. A bill to license chiropractors was reported out of a legislative committee in 1953 but, before] New York is one of four states|departure for Africa, the munic- to a vote in either|that does not license chiroprac-|ipal council has voted a gift House, was sent back to com-|tors. mittee and killed. Since that time, no licensing bill has gone coming Governor Nelson Rockefeller proposed the licensing bill and "quackery" ased on farther .than a committee's)Rockefeller bill that would per- waste basket. SAYS WILL PATRONIZE Rockefeller proposed the bill on the grounds that New York- ers. patronized neg gad Lc gery liked it or not. He said it was his and The vote on the bill cutltheir duty to legislate to protect\ = the public against untrained practitioners. There is a dan- that New York could become a haven for chiro-|Noting that this Easter marks practors unable to gain licences|the 50th anniversary of Alsace- in other states. CHANGE IS EXPENSIVE mit chiropractors to use x-rays} It will cost @n estimated for diagnosis on the section of|$80,000,000 to switch Sweden the body above the reproduc-|from left. to right-hand traffic. ped Big sage Wie A gaye ne nay a in the in answer to chiropractors|protests from doctors that) FEVERISH, SNEEZY, X-rays can cause genetic dam- STUFFED UP? AID SCHWEITZER STRASBOURG, France (AP) born Dr, Albert Schweitzer's equal to about $1,000 to Schweit- The opposition was directed|zer's hospital at Lambarene,| The fast results will please you. chiefly at that section of the!Gabon. Only 45c -- family size 89c. EATON'S ae 'AWA (Special) -- On- be divided between the Liberals . oe 85 FP es a rich prize and the New Democrats. h fighting for on April 8. But the Conservatives are not g regarded as a Conserva- crossing off the balance of the itive province, Ontario has been province and think they can add 'winging toward the Liberal and|t their strength' in the rural New Democratic parties in the _-- Even Conservative Paul ast few years. This is particu-|Jewell, a young Elliott Lake fariy true in urban Ontario, lawyer, talks confidently of while the rural areas have re-|@ating Liberal leader Lester mained more loyal to the Tories. Pearson in Algoma East. He Last June the Liberals ob- bases his optimism on the little tained the highest popular vote,| 'ime Mr. Pearson spends in his 1,121,031. compared to 1,055,033|°Wn riding and on a strong So- for the Conservatives, But the|'!@! Credit candidate who may 'New Democrats almost doubled drain off much of the French- their 1958 vote, receiving sup- -- vote from the Liber- rt from 455, 872 people. 4 P party standing at dissolution The NDP may be in trouble had the Liberals on top with 44 no two ridings -- Port Arthur seats to 35 for the Conservatives| "ere mayor Saul Laskin is 'and six for the New Democrats. ave a good chance of upset- Social Credit has failed to make pad Douglas Fisher, of Temi- any impression in Ontario and is|S*@ming, where Arnold Peters not expected to be in the pic-|!8 faced with strong Conserva- ture this time, although it has|'v¢ and Liberal candidates. succeeded in attracting more good candidates this time. One example is the well regarded former mayor of Barrie, Willard Kinzie, who is expected to make a strong run in Simcoe North. He may not win, but he will have considerable influence on the outcome. 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