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GRAND PRIX STAGED IN OSHAWA to Toronto where he was presented with the Ontario Championship Racing Driv- ers award for Classes 11 and 12. He then sped back to Oshawa for the presenta- tion of the Goodes trophy. (Oshawa Times Photo) for his success in the grand prix. Bart Goodes, donor of the trophy, left, examines the chassis of the winning stot car while Ray Twist, second place winner, looks on. After the races were completed Mr. Neil drove Tne first annual Grand Prix to be staged by the Devil's Glen Slot Car club was won Saturday by a well- known race car driver, Dale Neil. He is shown above, centre, with the Goodes Hardware Trophy presented | | Civil Service Act Gets First Reading By PAUL DUNN and it has broad all-party sup-| tion is one clause of the arbitra- OTTAWA (CP) -- A former| port. tion proposal whereby the tri- civil servant unveiled a new! Here are the two main bodies:| bunal chairman may make the "bible" for the civil service) Public Service Staff Relations binding decision early Commons approval for|/pointed chairman and vice-|agree on a settlement. its chapter and verse. jchairman and equal numbers; Richard A. Bell of employee and employer} Prime Minister Pearson | 0 servative immigration minister troduced first a resolution then|members, it will administer the|and an authority or the civil jfore Magistrate Harry Jermyn | myn heard, Howcroft, of Pine- single-handed | Monday and quickly gained Board--With government - ap-|if all tribunal members do not | former Cor- | BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE 2 Youths, 16 And 17 Admit Theft Of 13 Cars g Two Oshawa youths stood be- yesterday and admitted the joint theft of 13 cars. Gerald F. Williams, 17,.of 124 Church st., and Gary Lewis Young, 16, of 1467 Oxford st., were both remanded in custody for two weeks so that pre-sen- tence reports could be obtain- ed. The stolen cars, said Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck, were taken from Oshawa, Bowman- ville, Whitby, Port Hope and Clarke Township. The two youths will be sen- tenced after the reports have been obtained. Magistrate Jermyn also or- dered that police find out if any of the stolen cars had been damaged, To William A. Howcroft it} felt as though he had collided with a cardboard box. In actual fact, Magistrate Jer- wood st., had struck a parked car causing some $160 damage. Howcroft pleaded not guilty to a charge of failing to remain at the scene of an accident. He was found guilty and fined $200 ed on Ritson rd. s, In the witness box Howcroft, 25, said that it feit as though he had hit a cardboard box in the road not a car. He did not stop, he said, be- cause there was no one at the scene to tell. In cross examination he ad- mitted that he had had a."cou- ple of beers" at the Naval Vet- erans Club before driving home. He added that his wife had been in hysterics after the acci- dent and he wanted to get her home. He had intended, he said, to telephone the police the day after the accident. The police got to him however, before he could make the call. Two women appeared before the court on charges of shop- lifting from the Loblaw store in the Oshawa Shopping Cen- tre. Miss Muriel Bell, of Toronto, pleaded guilty to the charge. and costs or 60 days in jail. Police evidence given showed! Both were fined $100 and costs that Howcroft had not stopped! and Mrs. Margaret D. McMinn, | of Westmount st., Oshawa, both! | VANCOUVER (CP) -- The Lord High Everything of the Yukon would like to see his post become an elective one. Gordon Cameron, 44, retiring after the accident which occurr-\commissioner of the 207,000- square-mile territory, says his successor would be much more popular if he were not a politi cal appointee. The veteran of 25 years of Yukon life has been a combi- nation legislature, li t Yukon Lord High Everything Favors Job As Elective One | | "People wouldn't resent you"| if they were allowed a voice in the selection of the commis- sioner. Interviewed during a visit to Vancouver, Mr. Cameron said he also favors union of the Yu- kon with the western Macken-| zie__district of the Northwest Territories as a separate prov- ince of northerners run by northerners. Combini the Pine Point governor and premier since he was appointed four years ago. He's the first to admit his pow- ers are foreign to Canada's con- cept of democratic govern- ment. mining development and other economic activity in the Mac- kenzie district with the mineral development and potential of the. Yukon would produce an economically buoyant province | | or 20 days in jail. Hicwy RECOMMENDED The Rik Room NOW OPEN SUNDAY 4 TO 7.30 P.M. Continental French Buffet Served Daily 11:30 - 2 p.m. -- 5 to 8 p.m. GENOSHA HOTEL 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, April 26, 1966 7 of about 35,000, he said. But it;but that a labor shortage re- union. {mains a problem. He said "This past year has been the wages aren't high enough to rightest for the Yukon since|lure men from southern regions, the Klondike gold rush of 1898.jespecially since they have the We've finally broken the shell|mistaken impression that Yu- on all that dormant mineral|kon winters are harsh. wealth." "The climate in the Yukon is Mr. Cameron said prospectsjactually more temperate than now look good for development|the Prairies. We don't get the of a healthy Yukon economy'!blizzards they do." Announce New Healing Substance... Shrinks Piles, Checks Itch Exclusive healing substance proven to shrink hemorrhoids... and repair damaged tissue. 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It helps prevent inm- fection which is a principal cause of hemorrhoids, Just ask your druggist for Pre- paration H Su; itori Pre- paration H Ointment (with a special applicator). money refunded. d or yous a bill titled The Public Service|new act, certify bargaining| service from Ottawa's Carleton Staff Relations Act. junits and determine who is an| riding, assured Mr. Pearson of The 50-page act, with 116/"employee" under the act. | hig, party's "total freedom from main sections and 10 times that} Public Service Arbitration) partisanship" during debate on number of minor sections, de-|Tribunal--With a chairman aP-| the bill. He reserved comment tails a system of collective bar-|pointed by the government and on the proposed strike clause. gaining for some 200,000 federaljequal employee-employer rep-| pC, Douglas, leader of the | employees -- and a qualified)resentation, it will decide dis-| 1.4 pemocratic Party, said he| right-to-strike proviso. | putes referred to it. uur no difference "between al The bill is expected to come} There will also be public) yorker eniployed by General up for second reading -- ap-|service conciliation boards and) y7o4org and those of the govern- proved in principie--next week,|adjudicators and boards of ad-| ment of Canada." The right to and then go to a joint Senate-|judication for special cases. istrike was the oniy effective Commons committee for de-| Excluded from ali provisions employee weapon in bargaining tailed study and representations/of the bill are the 110,000 mem-} , 4 it would be a "'slur" to de- by staff associations. bers of the armed forces, the) prive them of it: Although first reaction to the} RCMP, parliamentary staff em-)-_--_____ long - awaited document was/ployees who fall into "manage- guarded, Mr. Pearson and}ment" positions, and the casual Claude Edwards, president of}employee ("unless he has been| LONDON (Reuters) -- Brit- the 80,000-member Civil Service}so employed for a period of six|ain's highest decoration for Federation, referred to it in]months or more.") There are| valor in battle -- the Victoria glowing terms, other employees, covered pby| Cross -- was awarded by the " ., A measure of great sig-|other acts. Queen Friday to a young nificance in the history of the}; Possibly with WINS VC last summer's| Gurkha lance-corporal. It was public service," said the prime|three-province postal strike in| the first such award in 13 years minister. mind, the government is propos-\--since the Korean War. The "This is the culmination ofjing a fine, not to exceed $100|award went to'L. Cpl: Ramba- many years of effort on behalf|for an employee and $300 for|hadur for bravery in Sarawak of civil servants," Mr. Edwards|employee officers or represent-| last November during the Indo- said in a statement. jatives, for illegal strikes, A|nesia-Malaysia conflict. oe ie similar breach by an employee We eas Go ee. organization would bring a $150- posed bill is the granting of the ever sine Toy earn: Oy. ot the right to strike to those who pre-| : fer it to compulsory arbitration] PROVIDES PROCEDURE and whose duties do not fall into} Employee organizations for) the category "designated." the first time would have a de-| Designated employees are|tailed grievance procedure to| those "whose duties consist in}follow, then the possibility of] whole or in part of duties the| conciliation, if the board could| performance of which at any|not resolve a dispute. particular time or after any} Finally, any organization specified period of time is or|must signify at the outset| will be necessary in the inter-| whether. it wishes to follow the! est of the safety o: security of|strike path or the arbitral one, the public." They may not/assuming its membership is not strike. in the "essential" category pre- There were these other de-|cluded from strikes. velopments in the Commons! Most have indicated they pre- Thursday: fer binding arbitration. --Final approval was granted| Sure to get committee atten- a government bill giving the; ---------- seer nore federal fisheries minister broad authority to develop the industry. --The House voted 93 to 55 to give first reading to a private bill of Auguste Choquette (L -Lotbiniere) to repeal the eabinet's-powe to commute death sentences, after Speaker Lucien Lamoureux rejected a bid by Opposition Leader Diefenbaker to: block the bill's introduction. --The Speaker ruled out a bid by Reynold Rapp (PC--Hum- boldt - Melfort - Tisdale) for an emergency Commons de- bate on the increased cost of| farm machinery | FORMS NEW AGENCIES | i Accompanying the collective, | bargaining bill are a new batch of federal agencies and titles that the public will hear plenty about if the legisiation passes-- Your Clothes @ Will Look Like New -@ Will Feel Like New When Cleaned By RINKERS "The Best In Town" Phone 725-1191 power INCOME TAX ANNOUNCEMENT The Income Tax Service now in operation at the Auto Workers Credit Union Build. ing will continue until April 30th, ¥ 1 SHORT FORM 2.00 We also do T 1 Generals We specialize in T.1 Generals required for Employees Profit Shar- ing Plan. peas es It's a deal! 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