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OMe ORR RCI et ORR Ae CATO CN: TC TC ees "Unjust" Laws Seen > Threat To French WINNIPEG (CP) -- Threejof equal numbers of English-| It also recommends the es-| French - language organizations|and French-speaking judges is|tablishment of a federal depart- complain in briefs to the royaljadvocated to settle disputes in|ment of culture and a' French-|-- commission on bilingualism and|the fields of bilingualism and/speaking education committee biculturalism that "unjust"|biculturalism. in the Manitoba education de- laws and policies threaten to| Other recommendations urge| partment. wipe out Manitoba's French-|the creation of French-speaking) 'Confederation is really noth-| speaking community of 80,000. |army units, extension of theling but a bad joke if people The briefs were to be dis-\CBC French networks from|persist in trying to confine the cussed today at the commis-|coast to coast, federal grants !0/French language and culture to bay a hearing here. associations representing cul-|Quebec," the teachers add. / Association d'Education des|tural minorities, federal univer- ' sati ; ; Canadiens-francais du Manitoba|sity scholarships and the te clare yy ac Rog hy et "Bent-| repeats its demands for French-jing of bilingual senior federal 506 representing 3.500 alumni language elementary and sec-|employees in bilingual areas, ney 20 to 30 per tant St the ondary schools and a French) opiricizes PRESS jcollege's graduates are moving teachers college. : The group praises Premicr| The association accuses Kng-/'? Quebec because their culture Duff Roblin for his "'sympathe-|lish - language newspapers of i ---- im se Ace tie attitude and courtesy" to-|printing only unfavorable ar- a af Wake Becace yr ward French - Canadians, but|ticles from Quebec. It calls for Sian +h eta 4 the rect adds that French culture couldja federal press service that/"@"s who stayed in the mes be snuffed out in Manitoba if|would distribute articles about) The alumni brief adds that) the premier's attitude is not|both language groups to pro-|St. Boniface should be allowed) QUEBEC MP Heward Grafftey is mem- ber of Parliament for the Quebec. riding of Brome- Missisquoi. He has been a Progressive Conservative member since 1958. A law- yer, he was born in Mont- real Aug. 5, 1928. (CP Photo) Moral And Financial Help For Ethnic Groups Asked WINNIPEG (CP) -- Govern-|bec voters decided to stay in agencies|Confederation, they should be |should give moral and financial/given maximum autonomy com- Fisupport to all ethnic groups, patible with Fiments and_ public says the national headquarters 'lof the Ukrainian Canadian Com-jvoted for secession, an agree- _|mittee. | The committee, which claims to speak for most of the 475,000 cultural Ukrainian Canadians, makes ipresented today to the royal commission on bilingualism and biculturalism. It describes Canada as a. mul- ticultural country with equal rights for all citizens and says public agencies should take this into account in dealings with various ethnic groups. The committee says the ques- tion of independence for Quebec should be submitted to a pleb- liscite in that province: If Que- BASEBALL LEADERS carried over to education laws|mote better understanding. |to withdraw from the English- and policies. | L'Association des Instituteurs only Winnipeg metropolitan The brief says there has been|de langue francaise du Mani- council. a slight improvement in recent|toba, grouping 575 French- Provincial grants and scholar- By THE ASSOCIATED PRES Runs--Green, Boston, 26. | Runs Batted In--Kaline, De- S| troit, 25. | Hits -- Skowron and Ward, the proposal in a brief to be ASK CBC POST the principle of "one democratic state."' If they ment should be reached with Canada to protect the rights of minorities on both sides, the brief adds, It recommends the following measures to-help the Ukrainian community preserve its _heri- tage: --Teaching Ukrainian and the languages of oiher ethnic Olene's Hair Is Short Now MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Carl A, Olene, 22, appeared in municipal court Friday with a Beatle-type haircut THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Moy 18, 1965 J Hold Convocation groups as options with credits) At Queen's U. at the primary, secondary secondary and university levels, and broadening such courses to include the litera- ture, history and culture of the particular ethnic group. KINGSTON (CP) -- Queen's, A $3,500,000 physics building University awarded three hon-|named after Queen's Chancele orary doctorates and conferred|lor J. B. Stirling was opened. degrees on 179 engineering stu Oshawa's Finest --Appoinim 6it of qualitied dents at the faculty of applied Nightly Entertainment Ukewinlas Canidinl' to se science's convication Saturday. nior civil service positions and) Dr. George C. Laurence, to such cultural agencies as president of the Atomic Energy ®@ Fully Licensed @ : i i Control Board, and Dr. Ger- bat ~~ yoy spas hard Harzberg, director of the --Canada Council grants and|National Research Council's scholarships to Ukrainian|division of pure science, were schools, cultural institutions|made doctors of science. and teachers. Setting up a| Maj.-Gen. Ralph H. Keefler, federal department of culture.|president and chairman of the --Consideration of 'creating|board of Northern Electric Co. "ethnic"? television and radio|in Montreal, was made an hon- rong eb PhP ydenngs esr orary doctor of laws. other than English. Special programs on various ethnic 1 groups on existing CBC and) JAMES | private stations. | r --Formation of a. voluntary the public about the contribu- "inter-ethnic body" to inform|§ O'MALLEY 1 and advise governments and! | years in the teaching of French|speaking teachers, calls for ajships for the college de St, Boni- National League fo answer a_ drunkenness | in public schools. It advocates|French teachers college and use|face and student exchanges ABR HPet. é ' : official recognition of French in'of French textbooks and exami-|with Quebec supported by the Mavs, San Fran, 120 32 49 .408 Doubles -- Oliva, Minnesoia,| Judge C. William Sykora all provinces. nations by French-speaking stu-/federal government are. re- Colona Cin. | 7210 28 "gag | 21- | asked Olene: A new federal court composedidents. quested, Allen, Phila. 117.25 43 368, Triples -- Blasingame, Wash- "Which would you rather tions and problems of ethnic: groups other than British and § Construction Ltd. French. Similar briefs were being sub-|§ : |mitted by the local branch of 7 2 3 . 7 I 2 a j Central Hotel the Ukrainian Canadian Com-g @ Homes @ Additions ]| < King at Simcoe Sts. mittee and the women's council ' lof the Ukrainian Canadian Com-g @ Offices @ Remodeling, PARKING OFF ATHOL i mittee. /Chicago, 37. charge. in effect Los An- uae | EMBLEM CONVEYS UNITY SASKATOON (CP)--The em- blem of the Canadian Centenary Council was designed by Georges Huel, 30, a former resi- : dent of Gravelbourg, Sask. It is American League an arrangement of 10 capital AB R_ H Pet.\Cs, representing a committee at 72 15 29 .403|a round table. Mr. Huel says 93 10 33 .355\this shows that there are 10 102 24 34 .333|points of view, but the larger 112 16 330\unity at the centre can be seen 111 20 .324\only when all 10 are present. Louis, Los An- TUBELESS Save with safety during this great once-a-year sale, ALL-WEATHER "42" 2/298. 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Y. 108 14 39 .361, Home Runs--Horton, 9. --_--|_-get_a haircut?" Careless Rap t Stolen Bases -- Campaneris,, Olene now has short hair. urses ul Runs--Mays, 32. Kansas City, 9. * * Runs Batted In--Banks, Chi- pitching -- Pappas, Ballti-| Queried Again ° | cago, 24. ; oe more, Buzhardt, Chicago, Agu-| In Selkirk | Doubles -- Williams, Chicago/irre, Detroit, and Pascual, Min-| OTTAWA (CP)--The Supreme and Mays, 11. nesota, 4-0, 1.000. Court of Canada agreed Mon- ; Triples -- Callison, Philadel-| Strikeouts -- Mc Dowel],| day to hear an appeal case SELKIRK, Man. (CP) -- Fif-|had been since last phia, 4 Cleveland, 50. which questions the validity of ajteen registered nurses, includ-| Monday Stolen Bases--Wills, OE EUS NS section of Ontario's Highway\ing the director of nurses, have) 'The situation is simply in- geles, 20. Traffic Act dealing with care-'resigned from Selkirk General|tolerable for the staff," Mrs Pitching--Gibson, St. less driving. gee pe ' ergy said + tnvenvaal 22> LO ' e nurses i not make '" ion't want to be involve Fh esa ot, tenes ae their reasons public but Mrs.|in any scandal. The situation at | -- z -|Laura Thompson, director of|the hospital is shocking and 8°S» / Ontario Court of Appeal deci-\nurses, said she was leaving be-|that is all I want to say." sion finding him guilty of care-\cause of 'conditions that exist) Henry E. Heaton, a spokes- less driving under the traffic within the hospital." man for the Selkirk hospital 4 act. Mrs. Thompson said in an in-\board, confirmed the resigna- sehen ee Mann's lawyers had argued terview Sunday the resignations|tions had been received and Davalillo, € vader Ae a me of the 15 nurses, more than half steps are being taken to avoid Wagner, Cleve. that the provincial act is in con-\of the hospital's nursing staff.'any curtailment of services. Skowron. Chi flict with the Criminal Code of -- SARA ---------- aoe eran Cater, Chicago Canada which has a_ section dealing with dangerous driv- ing. They claimed before the Ap-|22 trophies recently in the Ka- peal Court that all degrees of wartha Lakes Twirling contest negligence that should be con-|In teenage The a P i swing majorettes won trophies in sidered with respect to driving fenes Grill comme, ack cate an a car are covered in the federal military and fancy. strut. The! law. 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