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did just the same as in Lon-jing by Grandma Moses for $6,- LOGGERS SNEAKY don." 500 and a map of Louisburg,| MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)--Con- A scenic painting by Claude|N.S., bought by the Canadian|tractor D. A. Canale com- Monet, bought by the Hammer|government for $1,800. It will|plained to sheriff's officers that 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 17, 1967 . Parliament! $455,000 Fine Art Auctioned EXPLANATION DEMANDED Irate MPs Hit DOSCO For Sydney Closure By GERARD McNEIL OTTAWA (CP) -- Dominion © Steel and Coal Corp., and its British parent, Hawker Sidde- ley, took a tongue-lashing in the ; Commons Monday over plans to close their Cape Breton steel mill. MPs from both sides of the House made it clear that an explanation is due, and should be made at a meeting tonight in Sydney, N.S., the city that could wind up an economic cripple because of the decision. Dosco's announcement of plans to shut the mill next chand said that the time may] vival of Cape Breton itself. i. obo. eg than 3,- have come for legislative meas-| pit Robert Orange (L O Ou ; e ; : a é i Sa tk, GaoMie. Goan ures to force industry to give! Northwest Territories) pre- already in economic trouble, spurred an emergency debate in the Commons. In five hours of talk, MPs were unable to arrive at con- crete solutions to the problem. MAY NATIONALIZE New Democrats called for outright nationalization by the federal government. Conserva- tive and government spokes- 4 tured by 4 years ago. | MPs ANGERED was "cold-blooded economic murder." | Robert Muir (PC--Cape Breton North and Victoria) said Hawker Siddeley has been nur- government grants took over Dosco 12 since it Other MPs expressed anger} at such a decision, without warning, by a _ non-Canadian corporation with a plant in an area already deep in economic crisis. Manpower Minister Mar- an adequate warning to~ com- munities due for such a blow. Donald, MacInnis (PC--Cape Breton South) compared the effect on Sydney to that on Ottawa if the federal govern- ment decided to relocate else- where, Mr. MacInnis made the unop- posed motion to set aside regu- lar business of the Commons for the emergency debate. It} By THE CANADIAN PRESS MONDAY, Oct. 16, 1967 The Commons held an emergency debate on the announced intention of Dominion Steel and Coal Corp. to close its Sydney, N.S. steel mill by April 30. A motion for the debate by Donald MacInnis (PC--Cape Breton South) was immedi- ately accepted by Speaker Lucien Lamoureux. It was | not opposed by the govern- ment. Mr. MacInnis said the pro- posed shutdown of the mill is a national emergency that would directly affect 10,000 persons--the employees of the |~ plant and their families--and bring into question the sur- sented a private bill in the Commons to restore '"'a par- ticular status" for Indians and Eskimos by permitting them to hunt migratory birds out of season. John Diefenbaker sat in the Commons for the first time since he lost the Conservative leadership to Robert Stanfield last Sept. 9. men hoped there would be was seconded by Mr. Muir. | another solution, but did not The five-hour Commons! TUESDAY, Oct. 17 rule out a government take- debate probably produced no| The Commons sits at over. * solution because MPs are still) 2:30 p.m. EDT and will con- There were two areas of be ssi bewildered by the decision andj sider a resolution on new agreement: DONALD MacINNIS, Con- |unable to relate it to events of broadcasting legislation. The --A sudden shutdown must be averted. --Dosco should explain quick- ly why it adopted the surprise course. Because Cape Bretoners will be the losers, MPs suggested that the "civilized" course would be for Dosco manage- ment to make its explanations at the public meeting in Syd- servative member of Par- liament for Cape Breton South, who prompted Mon- day's emergency Commons debate on the threatened closure of the Dominion Steel and Coal Corporations' Sydney, N.S., plant, spent eight years in the Cape Bret- on coal mines before his election to Parliament in recent months, he said. $6,000,000 REFURBISHING Senate is adjourned to Oct. 31. Through a_federal-provincial agreement with Dosco only a few months ago, $6,000,000 was to be provided for bulk-handling| facilities at Sydney. | Dosco had agreed as a resul to spend an equivalent amount| on the steel mill--not, as Mr, [Clove the mill was attributed to MacEachen put it, the action of heavy losses, John B. Stewart |that the Dosco mill would con- ltinue to be "basic supplier" of ingots and unfinished steel to another company mill at Con- ,|tTecouer, Que., near Montreal. Noting that the decision to 000 people watched night as more than $455,000 worth of fine art items were auctioned by Sotheby's of Lon- don--including a 1770 painting by Thomas Gainsborough which went for $65,000. Princess Alexandra and her husband, Angus Ogilvy, joined an audience of art collectors, professional dealers and specta- tors from all over North Ameri- ca and England. The Gainsborough, estimated by Sotheby's to be worth $45,- 000, was brought by Oscar Johnson, a representative of the Ulster Museum in Belfast, Eng- land. It was the first time the Gainsborough Brings $65,000 TORONTO (CP)--Nearly 3,-,world-famous Monday|house has ventured outside Britain and auctioneer Peter Wilson said "the people here English auction|$42,000, was the price of the;night. Gallery of New York city for|be displayed at Louisburg. someone drove up to a house he The theby's sale wasiis building, felled a red oak brought here as { Other items included a bust|to British Week. It will runjinto logs of Churchill for $14,000, a paint-Inightly and end on Friday. contribution|tree in the front yard, cut it wit and hauled them away. e How about Before you decide on an executor consider these = vital questions. e Will your Executor have the necessary experience and knowl. edge to administer your estate effectively, so that your depen- dents will have maximum protection? - &t @ Will your Executor actually be available when he is most need costs? ney. ; Iaetnt : 1957, Mr. MacInnis is (L--Antigonish-Guysborough) 4 At least three federal cabinet faye ' 48 ja company about to pull out. | 8 'A Nitto ministers are to go to the Cape| Shown tp hs Parliament Hill | A steelmaking 'study, inlasked whether the Sydney Pant i i I 3 which Dos: | : : boyy i go ° xg Foo wag | over details of the debate. {provincial 'aoa dlek 'had. taken {responsible for the losses. Guaranteed 4 Nova Scotia and municipal and (CP Wirephoto) |part, had not been optimistic! 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You'll find it very interesting a Dosco and Hawker Siddeley|Minister Pepin refused to com- : 4 | and helpful. ° officials have turned down invi-|mit Ottawa to any course of ' ; Name ; tations but Health Ministerlaction before tonight's meeting per ennum Canada Permanent is Canada's cd MacEachen said the expres-|\. coaney and before the rea- AND ARE largest trust and mortgage complex. Street and Numb sions of opinion in Parliament|'" °YO7eY é Gueranteed--os to principal and Growing since 1855--federally in- si might change their minds son for the Dosco decision is aga al aa pe pe Py 4 3 eaigs better understood. Sexiolarnay. be used o6 Cole corporated and City Frov. 4 FLEW TO ENGLAND Liberal speakers suggested lateral for loans. Pa Mr. MacEachen, the seniorjthat perhaps the Nova Scotia Atlantic minister, noted bitterly|government might be the agen- | = 4 Ca = ag Ball of Hawker|cy to take over the Sydney | bieddleallig 3 leley flew back to England plant. 4 Friday after the announcement.| Shock, surprise and anger at CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST : = & 'I'm quite satisfied that this|the Dosco decision were evident & SAVINGS CORPORATION Oshawa Shopping Centre, 728-9482 (CANADA PERMANENT ; wasn't a Canadian decision,"|from all sides. David Orlikow 7 Member Canada Deposit J. W. Froud, MANAGER ; ONE DRY Mr. Cape Breton South MP Eight Years In Mines MacEachen, who repre-\(NDP--Winnipeg North) said it Insurance Corporetion 19 Simcoe St. N., Oshawe 723-5221 23 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-2527 SAVINGS - TRUST SERVICES « MORTGAGES CANADA PERMANENT TRUST COMPANY BRANCHES COAST TO COAST OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS id By PAUL DUNN --similar to the cutbacks in the) IN THE NON-SLIP BOTTLE SATURDAYS OTTAWA (CP) -- The MPlindustry last summer--I'm ' "aan who prompted Monday's emer-|quite sure this decision came @5| e wu. consy DISTILLERY, LIMITED, CORBYVILLE, EANADA. e gency Commons debate on the threatened closing of Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation's steel operations at Sydney, N.S. is no stranger to the industry. Donald MacInnis (Cape Breton South) spent eight years in the Cape Breton coal mines before being elected to Parlia- ment in 1957 and his father died in one of them, These mines help feed the steel mill fur- naces. It was the 49-year-old Cape Bretonner's motion that trig- gered the day-long debate on OSCO's announced decision to close its mills at Sydney by April 30. The Commons, accustomed to fire-eating speeches by the tough-talking Conservative MP, found themselves listening to a subdued and obviously worried Donald MacInnis Monday. In the main be avoided recri- minations in his lead-off speech and called for all-party co-oper- ation to prevent the mill closing and resulting layoffs of some 3,000 workers. SPEECH SUBDUED He admitted in an interview later that his remarks were in a lower key than those he usually directs to the govern- ment. "In contrast to my usual approach, I felt there are times when governments can be caught off guard. Although there may have been indica- a complete shock to all." Government speakers said during the debate that OSCO's decision to close the mill, announced Friday, came as a surprise to them. Mine closings and mill shut- downs have been a part of Mr. MacInnis's life. Born and educated at Glace Bay, N.S., he worked at various jobs before becoming a mine- worker. He recalls working at Caledonia Mine at Glace Bay and having been laid off when it closed. His father, Dan Mac- Innis, died in a cave-in at that mine when Donald was two years old. Married in 1947 to Sara Bald- win, the MacInnis's have three sons and two daughters ranging in age from nine to 19. The family stays in Glace Bay while their father tends to parliamen- tary chores here. ELECTED IN 1957 Mr. MacInnis won elections to the Commons in 1957, 1958, was defeated in 1962 and. returned in the general elec- tions of 1963 and 1965. Another Nova Scotian, Health Minister MacEachen, has drawn much of Mr. MaciInnis's personal brand of criticism. 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