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stitution nt Plea bault, 59, lists the choices "currently is expressing the litical spectrum" -- ce, associated ial status and con- revision. it to say that there e therein for the , although party ons may disguise ll-informed or rea- tute observer well that Quebec a federal leader to animous, and un- sions have started they will become impossible since } never make the tions of the intelli. such a leader ig emerge sooner or 0 be ed that he the same masses' slike of extremism ities and not their become inflamed owever a curious he pragmatism of nada that the talk ial Quebec status reaction than the er request for a al conference with es," } QUEBEC NA, Mr. Faribault Pp for colonies, it is for a free people. tside our land, it be superimposed no good reason. at the instance of eral Parliament, it provinces and les- itiative as well as liance. Written English language, js the native dig. istorical rights of ada. By limiting ross the country 'renchman is pre- abandon his lan- thereby shrink his fronts his deepest i creates for him inadmissable pat- e reserve under our Indian com- includes 13 lec. ning with French 'anada and ending lations of the Two eoples, the latter n delivered last ore the fireworks | the visit of Presi- lle, ault's outlook erately optimistic ; 'a much saner ew" exists in 1987 d with 10 years onal relations be- ices. yw we may thank most spokesmen cautious, resilient Separatism is of nswer and should to the same ex- ion is accepted."* radical proposal ted states also sceptable as for- would need to be r instance, by ine ossibility of other sides Quebec ace hilar status, ORY Austro-Germans Italy gained for- ions at Monte 1 on the Asiago Maxime Wey- ppointed to rep- ce on the Allied Versailles, Gen. a remaining World War e years ago to- 1942--Liberator an Italian bat- wo cruisers in a on Naples; Al- gave ground at ind Mateur in nisia; Owen St. ey was appoint- ambassador to overnment, PT EIGHT CANDIDATES RUN FOR FOUR SEATS ON WHITBY PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION BEVERLY DAVIS a sbiceaet DRUMM JAMES ROSS «++ Whitby Voters In All Four Wards Will ALBERT RANDALL Cast Ballots During Election JAMES BRADY ROBERT CAWKER Saturday For PUC Candidates In New Town PROJECTORS USED TO SHOW ELECTION RETURNS Election officials in Pick- ering Township were kept busy Saturday night as they prepared poll by poll re- sults for showing on three overhead projectors. A crowd, which at times ex- ceeded 100, sat for more than two hours in th ecoun- cil chambers of the new Pickering Township offices waiting for a winner to be declared, At about 10:30 p.m, three candidates for reeve conceded to John Wil- liams. When the final re- sults were in at 12:15 a.m. a dozen people were still watching. --Oshawa Times Photo Annual Quilt Project Started AJAX (Staff) -- Ajax Wom- en's Institute members met at ithe home of Mrs, Jack Woods and answered the roll call by) stating an _ interesting event) they attended during 1967. j The president, Mrs. Delbert) Devolin, reported on the con-| vention held in Toronto, which she attended. | | Home economics convener} |Mrs. Arthur Silk gave out quilt |blocks to members for the an-| jnual quilt. | Citizenship convener Mrs. | Harry Hutchison reported she jattended commencement exer- \cise. at the Ajax High School.| Agricultural convener Mrs. |William Lawson read articles jon automation for cutting and jbaling Christmas trees, and) jalso an article on the white- |washing of stables. | Current event convener Mrs.| |James Mackness spoke on the| jleper colony in Tracabie, N.B. She also reminded members} jfour of the confederation fath-| |ers had lived in Amherst, N.S.,| jand that Adelaide Hoodless was| ithe founder of a number of {women's organizations. Historical research convener Mrs. Delbert Devolin spoke on the manufacturing in Canada of blown glass. She displayed sev-! eral Canadian glass blown items, The Christmas meeting of Dec. 19 will be held at the {home of Mrs, James Mackness,| 5 Beatty St., Ajax, at 2:00 p.m., | with members exchanging gifts. | Joint Marriage | Service Held OXFORD, England (Reuters) | -- A Roman Catholic priest and an Anglican clergyman took part Saturday in what was be- lieved to be the first joint mar-/ 23 Whitby Girls Graduate From Baby Sitting Course WHITBY (Staff) -- First prize for highest mark for the baby sitting course, organized by the Whitby District Family YMCA was awarded to Miss| Elizabeth Hague, second prize to Miss Peggy Mundy. First prize. for the best book, Miss Linda Lamoureux and second prize to Miss Frances Kaiser. Twenty-three girls successful- ly graduated after completion of the eight-week course. They are: Joanne. Barker, Lee Anne Bond, Pamela Collins,|© Donna Courchesne, Susan Day- ies, Pamela Fairbairn,. Jane Ann Fraser, Darlene Hanna, Wanda Haynes, Sandra Hen- driks, Janet Kingerlee, Alexis Mader, Carol Pridie, Judy Schieder, Cathy Simpson, Anita Vine, Marianne Visscher, 5--How to handle children, Mrs. Jacqueline Bradshaw. 6-- Keeping them happy, Mrs. Wil- liam Irwin. The students are required ne, keep a record book of each} lecture complete with illustra-| tions. | This course is planned by the Ontario County Tuberculosis} Health Association and is spon- sored by the YMCA. Girl Guides receive credit for their child care badge. Mrs. J. E. Pritchard present-| ed the certificates and prizes|c on behalf of the Ontario Tuber-| culosis and Health Association. | Mrs. Harvey Whale, Girl| Guide Commissioner, congratu- lated the Girl Guides who com- pleted the course.. YMCA exec- utive director, J, R. Hupfield, brought the compliments of the YMCA board of directors and detailed future programs of in- terest to the girls. The next baby sitting course will be held in January. For registration YMCA 668-6868. |riage service in Britain. pensation for the ceremony in Christchurch Cathedral was given by Pope Paul. \6 from 9 a.m. Special Roman Catholic dis-| New Gymnasium Program Arranged For Youngsters |: EARL BRYANT tion swim and at 12:35 p.m. for the splash party. The bus now stops at Denis O'Connor High School at 11:30) a.m, and 12:30 p.m. and at the! hone re centre at 11:40 a.m ¢ p.m, and at Blair A WHITBY (Staff) -- A new morrow at 7 p.m. Registration| 'Park *Plaa at 11:45 a.m, and gymnasium program satrted|and organization but no basket-| Saturday morning at Henryjball practice until next Tues-) Street High School, sponsored day. by Whitby YMCA. Fifty regis-| Boys' basketball starts tomor- tered and more registrations | pow with juniors at 7 p.m. and are expected this Saturday. |seniors at 8 p.m, Boys are as A program of varied gym ac-'ed to bring running shoes Her tivity will be presented each| m kit. week at the differentage levels.| The 'present "y" bus service| Boys, school grades 3-4-5 and | to the centennial pool in Oshawa} until 10:05 a.m a Girls, school grades 3-4-5 sing | Saturdays for swim instruction 6 from 10:05 until 11:10 a.m.) Girls, grades seven years and|P up scheduled at the same time.|° Senior boys, grades 7-8 and 9) up from 11:10 until 12:15 p.m. In the afternoon the girls' Gym- inastic club is scheduled from 1 'until 2:30 p.m. and includes ap- paratus, tumbling and gymnas- tics. The boys' house league in floor hockey or basketball runs from 2:30 p.m. until 4 p.m. Girls' basketball will begin to- to- pick up at Henry Street High School at At: 35 a.m. for instruc-| CURRENTS STRONG The world's. strongest cur- rents are those in the Saltfjord, \Norway, which reach 16 knots 0" 18.42 m.p.h. Whitby SANTA CLAUS PARADE Any group er erganization wishing to participate in the Sente Claus Parade on Seturday, December 16th between the hours of 3 p.m, end 5 p.m. Is hereby requested to re- gister with the Chamber ef Com- merce by letter or telephone call to 668-4506 before December 9th. -- ENTRY IS FREE -- Prizes will be awarded for floots: Ist, 2nd, and 3rd, Ist, Bonds ond mojorette groups: 2nd, and 3rd. telephone at the WHITBY Recommeneded Piloting or 'Celestial Navigation | Write to~ The University of Tennessee | CORRESPONDENCE | DIVISION OF UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Knoxville, Tennessee 37916 NAME STREET city ADULT ENTERTAINMENT. 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