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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 29, 1966 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Orillia Farmers Hold Milk Price Protest _ ORILLIA (CP) -- Eleven Or- fia area farmers took part in a tractor demonstration Tues- day in support of the Ontario Farmers Union demands for higher milk prices. In Corbetton, OFU President John Dolmer saia the union ex-) ecutive plans to hold a tele- phone conference today to dis- cuss further plans in their cam- paign for additional government id j "Despite the turnout in Orillia, | he said there is no question that the union will continue tractor demonstrations on Ontario high- ways. a Opera Heard MONTREAL (CP) -- Verdi's Rigoletto was performed at Place des Arts Tuesday. night after settlement of a wage dis- pute between the touring Teatro Regio di Parma and impres- sario Sam Olan. The agreement is described as only a stop - gap measure to |will pay building and mainte- 'Will Introduce Bill sity om, OTTAWA (CP)--Labor Minis- ter Nicholson served notice Tuesday he will introduce today a bill dealing with "certain con- golve the payment dispute which) ditions of employment" of dock resulted in the cancellation of Monday night's performance. Dr. Giuseppe Negri, director) of the company, said Monday| specify that findings of an in- leieht ts Vatu 4 ."|pected to the troupe had been advanced! dustrial inquiry into automation' from 'nite States eso | eh only $6,000 of $57,000 owed. Mr. Olan said enough money} both the Shipping Federation of|asked Mr. Martin to tell Parlia-| atures. was being held by the Montreal Trust Company to pay the per-|tional Longshoremen's Associa- the Hanoi talks. formers in full and "'all they) had to do to get paid was to complete all their appearances as scheduled." | HERE AND THERE About 39 Second World War| veterans and their families The legislation is reported to on the docks will be binding on} Canada and the Interna-| tion when their new labor con- tract expires Dec. 31, 1967. Pass'Topless' Ban SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (AP)}| City commission has passed an} ordinance prohibiting topless en-! tertainers or waitresses, The or- dinance forbids "an entertainer, | Gallery Change TORONTO (CP) -- The Globe and Mail says the Art Gallery of Toronto will become the Art Gallery of Ontario under legis- be introduced soon by Einictor Williom De Pollution Control Vowed By Robarts SARNIA (CP)--Premier Ro- barts told the Association of On- tario Mayors and Reeves Tues- day tat industry in. the prev-! ince has recognized its respon- sibility for pollution control. | "Our ultimate objective,' he) |said, "is virtually the complete} control of industrial pollution, aj very substantial proportion of | which will be achieved within) the next few years." | He told more than 700 dele-| gates attending the association's annual meeting that the kev to has increased surveillance of| pollution sources and industry | has spent more than $110,000,- 408 on pollution control in the last few years. Earlier, delegates adopted a} report calling for regional gov-| ernment and asked in a general! policy statement that the prav- ince enact legislation that would| allow municipalities to enter into a regional. administration. The province was also re- quested to adopt taxation and subsidy policies that would sup- | government. The port segional-ge jin | workers at three Quebec ports.} Ontario's pollution problem is . : | report said regional governmen} ite opr adequate) -annot continue to exist in its "In the p - 16 ay WR Li hawe form and still ---- a n as Ts, wa i i / 3 ' growing needs of communities. supply and sewage treatment «jt should not be assumed) works valued at more than that county government will au-) Sage al Peet meni, Nene, ae ; ' e| schools. velopment in the province." eat ck wee. coliition' It adds that the Ontario gal-| The premier said the Ontario) may be too large, or too small, | lery will become the nucleus of Water Resources. Commission' or otherwise inappropriate." ode nc WEATHER FORECAST | poe Fine Weather Continues | Declines Details | ; é Warming Trend Expected OTTAWA (CP)--External Af- fairs Minister Martin declined the Commons Tuesday 'to; give details of the recent visit 85 to North Viet Nam of Canadian issued by the w 65 diplomat Chester Ronning. Wal-|5:30 a.m.: 65 lace Nesbitt (PC--Oxford) re-| Synopsis: 0 62 - 38 58 58 60 The newspaper says the new gallery, designed to serve the art education needs of the proy- ince, will be tied in with On- tario's planned educational tele- vsion network serving universi- ties, community colleges and nance costs and private donors will contribute for the purchase TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts| Hamilton 85 eather office at) St. Catharines | Toronto Fair weather is ex-| Peterborough continue today and|Kingston ..... with a gradual up-| Trenton end in daytime temper-) Killaloe . A few isolated thunder-|Muskoka . howers are/ likely in central|/North Bay ......... eastern areas this evening|/Sudbury ........+.. Northern Ontario! Earlton | Thursday. Sault Ste. Marie ... 60 Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie,,------ OTTAWA (CP)--The govern-|Lake Ontario, Lake Huron, ment's' medical care insurance southern tyre f iy --- te ORRIREEReNRrR ARE aRHINR NORRIE legislation was mentioned in the|*°" onda, toa om + Pa et Commons journals for the first | Mainly abctrtcd ogay an raeat| time Tuesday, paving the way|°Y- A Ttde,_ xeemer, 8 Pobre pee wings. pa Gacaaien pura format ua Haliburton, | RiUSIOS, Seroar tice that he will introduce a reg-| Georgian Bay, Algoma, oy eens about the Ronning trip and| ward tr ment exactly what took place in|§ }and jand. across Gets A Mention DOLLAR SALE CONTINUES -- MEN'S SUITS Trim new styling . . . rich worsted fabrics! . . . Specially pur- chased and exceptionally low priced. 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Chance of a Talk Out Bill |thundershower this evening. |Mainly sunny and warmer EXECUTIVE Brighton, Ont., near Trenton,| any indecent or obscene expo- drew attendance from as far north as Allenford in the Owen sure of his or her person. Sound district, east as, fer, **|'Don't Look For Me' Ont. The veterans were with the engine repair section of 6RD, RCAF, Trenton, Ont. | LIFE MEMBER | An Oshawa woman was made} "@ provincial life member of the! Ontario Women's Christian Te-| mperance Union at the 89th| annual convention held last} week at Guelph, Mrs. C. S.| Langfield, a past county and| local president, was presented| with a pin for her outstanding work during her 30 years in} the club. Another life member-) ship was presented to Mrs. E. BOSTON HARBOR, Mich. (AP)--A 13-year-old boy with a nagging conscience left a_ bi- cycle parked .in a police park- ing lot. A note attached to the! bike read: "Dear sirs. I am) sorry I stole the bike. Here it is. Please don't look for me be- cause I'm 13 years old and did) not realize the trouble I could| get in." The note was signed "Yours truly, Mr. Sad." | Inquest Verdict | HAMILTON (CP) --. A coro- |Thursday. Winds westerly 15 OTTAWA (CP)--A New Dem-/pecoming light tonight. ocratic assault prevented a| Timagami, White River, Coch Commons vote Tuesday on aj rane: ee ouny --. i es bi Sunny with a few cloudy periods "a peeipar's bill. permit snd widely scattered thunder- a five for one stock split by| showers Thursday. Warmer} Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.) Thursday. Winds westerly 15 to- The bill, up for ps reading, |day becoming light tonight. was talked out during the hour set aside for private members' Forecast bp ie war | bills and now drops to the bot- Lows tonight, Highs Thursday | tom of a long list. 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