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PRINS SRT ENS HEI SR I GE HMRI OTTAWA (CP) -- The CBC Tuesday agreed to study a re- quest for a French language ra- 'dio and television station in the Toronto area made by a ES saying it represents 150,00 French « speaking residents of southern Ontario, L'Association de Radio-Televi- sion Francaise Sud de l'Ontario also made representations to Maurice Lamontagne, president 'of the privy council, Paul Mar. tin, external affairs minister, and J, W. Pickersgill, secretary Mime eTown founded fet group, founde ir months og? asked for the im. mediate linking of CBC radio station CJBC to the French net, work, saying Toronto now is the only Canadian city with two 'CBC English language stations, CIBC now schedules two hours of French-language pro grams on week nights and a half hour on weekends, CBC President Alphonse Oul- met said the French . language programs on CJBC have not gained an important audience and that only a few letters have reached the corporation com. menting on the broadcasts, College Plan Slowed By Site Selection OTTAWA (CP) -- Everybody agrees that Western Canada should have its own veterinary college, the Commons heard Tuesday. But selection of a site in Al- berta or Saskatchewan is hold- ing up the project---to which the federal government has promised to contribute 25 per cent of the cost, This information was placed on the record as the Commons debated a dill sromsore? James Ormiston (PC -- Meh ville) for just such a c The measure was still under debate at the end of the allotted band."' Several other demon. strations marred the start of four-day state visit of the Greek royal couple and caused heavy security measures to be imposed, "in memory of 500 political prisoners who died in Greek jails." Mrs, Ambatieos had been removed earlier in the day from area of London rail- road station, where King Paul and Queen Frederika arrived, screaming "Release my hus- Mrs, Betty Ambatielos, cen- ter, British-born wife of an imprisoned Greek Communist, talks with police officer out- side Westminster Abbey Tues- day during visit of Greek King and Queen, She holds a wreath with a card reading, Orange Lodges Attack RCs' School System TORONTO (CP) -- Orangejarate schools as part of the nextlies of the pamphlet have beeni.oo) tor private members' lee. lodges in Ontario have launched election, jprinted and all will have beeniisiation Ba oa sinks te . a two-pronged attack on the) 'We mean business this time/distrinuted by the end of thisiend of a long list, gevrtane's separate school a i bine gore bf ne are weekend's anniversary celebra-) A waaler bill met the same The Loyal Orange Association|retary of the association's/tion of the Battle of the Boyne Meccan Wantes (, -- Essex will ask all candidates in the/school defence committee, said yoy gEEP IT UP lWest) said veterinarians are next provincial election to state/ Tuesday, | "This is only the beginning of their position on the provincial} The Orange Association re-| : ' government's foundation taxicently advertised an eight-page the campaign and we are going pea. which followed a request/pamphlet--and mailed copies toto keep it up until the election Roman bese ---- legislators, civic Ae = ~ expected in the fall," he said. for greater contributions to sep-/news media -- contending that . arate schools. If the candidate/the government is subsidizing . -- pg gupports the plan or refuses to/separate school boards through SY ; reso! Hel nd ~ give bis position, Orangemenia corporation tax adjustment ee ¥ make up others will be advised not/grant which will in effect be my we a Se ed hr oy him paid by & per cent of the POPU the "setting apart of 'any class of {AP Wirephoto) industry which he said sup. ports an estimated 40 per cent of Canadian workers directly or indirectly, But the decision of a location was up te the prov. ---- the federal govern. men DIVIDENDS vital te the Canadian livestock) He added that switching CJBC te French would represent a se: rious loss of advertising reve- nues for the CBC and the cost of linking the station to the French network and paying French. oe personne igh, M, Y. Giroux of Welland, president of the association, re. ied the small audience of BC French programs was due to the scheduling at night when television is preferred, He said he cost of French ra- dio and television is justified, would also/F French Toronto TV Request Under Study "We are persuaded that our young le are leaving us," he said, " sh language ra- dio and television rapidly trans: forms the young 'people even if their arents continue to speak The group's brief said the French-speaking residents are not asking a favor but demand. ing a right and that they contri. bute to CBC "the same per. centage of its revenues as our -- > speaking compatri. Upper Canada Village Chief Criticized OTTAWA (CP)---An Ad: amson, administrator of r Canada Village at Morrisbung, Ont., said here Tuesday the con. tribution of French-Canadians is not mentioned in a oe few Frenchmen figured in the settlement of Upper Canada," criticism by the Ontario Federa- tion of St. Jean Baptiste Socie- ties. that French culture is ig. nored at the village's museum te the fact that Frenchmen made their contribution at least Mr, Adamson was replying to/said. M nation letter to Prime Min. ister Pearson, Mr, Adamson said Tuesday the tableau was designed and constructed after almost four He added that "we cannot twist history for national purposes, They did not settle in fSecme : Ptiste Society) do not' like this, let simply) versity THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 10, 1963 19 them bring proof that there wat, a French influence," : Mr, Adamson said there was no thought of discrimination resig-jagainst French-Canadians, He said the fleurde-tis flew at the village entrance, there were diss ys of bateaux once plied by nch-Canadians along the St, Lawrence, guide books were printed in both French and Eng. (ish and Frenoh-speaki {Were on duty at the village, SHOW N.B, ARTIST : LONDON (CP) -- An exhibis tion of paintings by Bruno Btw bak, resident artist at the Unix of New Brunswick, wall be held at the South London Art Gallery this month, Many of the paintings are scenes. of executed while Bobak was here last year, : 3 It is day OSHAWA, SHOPPING CENTRE nize and ap a Dover tradition to hav store wide sate the a ndise tw e so well know uthentic ¥ alues. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE ice a Y n because and these 3 oer people recog And County Orange Lodge|lation who are not separate) Tor tata 4 Toronto will also seek a ref-/school supporters, -- sae cae erendum on the abolition of sep-' Mr, Saunders said 150,000 cop, |Poces of any Mee Tepes Stock Market Up In Light Trading ois TORONTO (CP)--With finish:}of Montreal 44 among scattered!separate schools, ing adjustments to the budget, /S4iners. : | "The Roman Catholics them. the stock market climbed con.) 'ternal reaction tO a PIO selves have said that their sep. "= gt See Lad, six per . jposed four-company amalgama-|arate schools are primarily lav; fidently during a day of excep-'tion was generally higher, Aiereiian collence fet muna & na see eg Hoang 2 cents, Sept. tionally light trading Tuesday./sio-Huronian up $1.65 to $9.50,|-- | Among gaining industrials,)Bouzan up 10 to 61 cents, Kerr- saree ee Federal Grain advanced 1 'to 68) Addison unchanged at $2.85 and/p. ned and Jews. are denied) with Distillers Seagrams, Mol. Prospectors Airways down 13 to) . oa promised the Roman Catholics." son A and Interprovincial Pipe|64 cents, | | Calling for written protests to Line ahead %. Shell Canada} Mining Corp, jumped 2% fol-/higher, industrials 2.50 to 635.85,)\members of the legislature, the rose % and CPR climbed 44./lowing a takeover proposal by golds .25 to 89.10, base metals/resolution said the Orange order Abitibi, Imperial Oi] and Stee!)/Noranda, Noranda advanced 5.1.31 to 209.19 and western oi!s/should disapprove of the new Company of Canada advanced) In senior base metals, Falcon-|.64 to 117.56. Volume at the plan and ask public school sup- $. bridge gained % and Interna-iclose was 2,488,000 compared porters to protest "this betrayal Moore dipped 44, Canada Ce-jtional Nickel \, with 2,674,000 at the same time/of the public school system and ment and Southam %4 and Bank! On index, all sections were! Monday. (Protestant taxpayers." RESS Mines 3 cents, July 31, record July 17, Dominion Scottish Invest By THE CANADIAN P it Lid, The Ontario government yielded to Roman Catholic de. mands eartier this year, the res-/ments Ltd, five per cent pid, olution said, and agreed to make a cents, Aug. 38, record Aug. "enormous grants" to separate) 4%. schools, It added that, while Ro-| Dover Industries Ltd, man Catholics comprise one- oa 7 cents, Sept. 1, com: record common 15 cents, Dec, 1, record Nov, 11; pd. 15 cents, Oct. 1, record Sept. 10; ipfd, 15 cents, Jan, 1 1964, rec- the same privilege as has been ATTENTION OSHAWA FOOTBALL FANS! FREE TICKETS T ARGONAUT HOME GAMES! TWO $3.00 RESERVED SEAT TICKETS TO EACH WINNER -- ALSO A CHANCE TO) WIN A "TRIUMPH SPITFIRE" SPORTS CAR oe ENTER CONTEST AT YOUR LOCAL LOBLAW STORE _-- ASK CASHIERS FOR ENTRY FORMS WITH COMPLETE DETAILS | > i Choice of the House to 1 79.50 for Dover aaaasese Ve You ene of ft you. Really Low Prices Faced Venetions 4 Sete 195.00. ree So. 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