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NEW MPP WILLIAM NEWMAN had been given vy R. 8. McLaugh. ral Motors. _ Mr. Conant said, i been obliged to and police protéc- area although the initation was puré- one, He also said nad petitionéd for h would conflict awa system, HEWS said "sec. 5' had been at re names for the 'laimed the terms sal were not fair of the area want- nent which would 1 to spend a cér- of money on local . He asked that f every dollar of > set aside for this ; said he was in xation but wanted put to a vote, ers in favor of an- Commuter Train, Education Top Concerns _ PICKERING (Staff) -- Exten- sion of the GO transit commuter train and opposition to the pro- posed county-wide board of edu- cation system are high items on William Newman's priority list. The new MPP for Ontario South has been attending meet- ings, studying legislative pro- grams and proposals and form- ing positions of his own in the past few weeks. Since his election Oct. 18, Mr. Newman has attended two Con- Servative caucus meetings, the Confederation of Tomorrow Con- ference, several meetings with- in his riding and most xf his evenings "are spent with dele- gations or at meetings." He is working for or zgainst Several programs and prac- tices. "I'm seeking an extension of the GO system at least to Whitby," he says. During his campaign he xt- tached a great deal of impor- tance to preparation for what he feels is the inevitability of re- gional government. He is still concerned with the matter. "IT strongly oppose the county- wide board of education sys- tem,"' he firmlv declares. 'We should try in this area as well as in all others to gear for re- gional government." He also feels certain inequi- ties are going to show them- selves in the Ontario Milk Board plan which will go into active buying operation in February. The board will, in effect, be limiting the farmers to a certain amount of milk which they may produce for sale. Some farmers will, Mr. Newman predicts, have unreasonable limits placed upon them unless close scrutiny follows the milk board's opera- tions. Party politics are slowly in- vading municipal government and Mr. Newman notes that to make demands on the rest of FULL SCHEDULE SINCE VOTE this was "apparently" the case in the Pickering Township coun- cil elections. "Municipal government." he says, "is one place where an individual should be able to run on his own merits." Mr. Newman said he would back shelter exemption, which would mean $55 to the average Ontario household. But he adds, "IT want to make sure this is passed on directly to the home- owner and not gobbled up by the municipality." As to national issues, he feels housing ought to get priority over medicare. "People are en- titled to their own homes and to a place to live.' On the issue of Quebec and the separatists, he frankly ad- mits he dvesn't know what French Canadians want. He Says, however, that "it's a two- way street. It's fine for Quebec Canada, but they've got to be prepared to make some conces- sions too."' COMMITTEES In the legislature Mr. New- man specifically asked to be put on committees dealing with education, natural resources and mines, labor, agriculture and municipal affairs.' None of these committees will function until January or February. Mr. Newman also takes a great interest in water pollution. He says in addition to tougher anti-pollution legislation, con- ferences and extensive com- munications should be set up between Ontario and Canada legislators and the governments of Michigan and New York State and other U.S. pollution agencies, so that a joint effort can be made to clean up the Great Lakes. » Dr. Thomas E. or John Stacey, » Mason and Town C, Smith. loward annexation n in the fall of large delegation e federal govern- that something be ie development of harbor facilities. ng year a résolu- ed by council ask- h land around the Oshawa Creek be uild a harbor. It that two break- et apart be built, Oshawa council ast Whitby Town- and the trustees village of Cedar pointed out that 'd about 800 acres nd the mouth of was stated the Cedar Dale was bout one - tenth entire township. lervening years a ficials of the de- ublic works visit- nd surveys were ch year Oshawa federal authori- t find money to the harbor. TVICeS anada npared with the increase indicat s for the first of 1967. er climbing 13.4 gh the same pe- cted to increase er cent in 1968, trade surplus ises at home, challenging the orters at a time 'ion is stiffening age of tariff re- ioned by last <ennedy Round N STIFFER roducers worry a's own tariff vill cost them ome. The price 'anadian manu Ss was 5.8 per a serious omen 'n protection is nt hovered just 'cent at season: 'ates, fractional- 1 1968, but this on the rise at consumer price ning about four her than last nced most by manufacturing 1.6 per cent high ning of October -arlier and the truction was 13 manufacturing taxes were the 64. Major steel- lenced a mid- inventory ad- ayoffs, although for 1968 was but the belea- mill at Sydney mn Island, The pulp and news- cut back pro- ITS GNP 'edicted gross roduct of $62,- etter represent- between seven 'ent from 1966, len up by price cript called for of the same di- rice content to 5,500,000,000 to Said an al- ; "no" to the is «(of 6€6the 'ommission on deral govern- i task in 1968 ect such strik- 0sals as full- capital gains, personal and le taxes, inclu- id bequests in and abolition s to the petro- g industries, WHITBY (Staff) -- For Whit-| by Fairview Lodge residents jthe Christmas activities start- led early. _ |For Fairview Lodge Folk | A group of young under the direction of Mrs.| dancers Ww. {Barbour will give a perform- ky WILLIAM . Ontario South MPP NEWMAN THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 14, 1967 5 WHITBY / AJAX PERSONALS The. of the R. Vickery, Brock Street South, for its annual Christmas} dinner and exchange of gifts. | Mrs. Harry Taylor and Mrs. John Fox, both of Oshawa,| were the conveners for the buf- fet dinner. A donation from the chapter was given to the Osh- awa Salvation Army for its Christmas cheer fund. The next! meeting of the Castle Chapter| will be February, 1968, and will take the form of an auc-! tion sale. The funds will go to-| ward a project for the furnish-| ing and replacing of equipment in the college. j Whithy Garden Club Christ-! mas meeting is being held to- night in the auditorium of King| Street public school starting at! 8 p.m. Beside the Christmas | arrangement competition a film! will be shown entitled "The! Art of Gift Wrapping." Mrs. James Anstey and Mrs Dave Robb were in charge of ~\the St. Mark's United Church Pickering Group | Will Meet OMB PICKERING (Staff)--A com- mittee of three councillors ap-| pointed last week by Reeve C.| saycox of Pickering Town-| will meet today with . Kennedy of the Ontario ship Dec. 7 the United Church Wo-|22ce Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m., and| Municipal Board to request the held a vesper service in St. Mark's United Church Dec. 10 Transportation was offered to all lodge residents wishing to attend. The 9th Whitby Girl Guide Company sang Christmas car-) ols through the hall, Dec. 11,| and the next day the 45lst! Highland Creek Girl Guides also came to sing carols. | Wednesday in the afternoon| the Altona United Church group! gave a Christmas concert, they} provided lunch and distributed| gifts to residents. | PARTY, CAROLS Ajax Rebekah Lodge enter-| tained residents with an after- noon birthday party today in the evening the 'Melody Chords" under the direction of| Mrs. Laverne Rosseau sang} Christmas carols. | Dec. 17 at 3:30 p.m. the Whit-| by Pentecostal Church choir will visit the residents and Christmas carols. A resident of St. Lambert, Que., Robert Brownridge will offer residents a visit to Expo 67 with the showing of colored slides on Dec, 23. GIFTS, DINNER With the proceeds from the| annual Fairview Lodge bazaar, each resident will receive a Christmas gift, the day before Christmas. On Christmas day at noon a Christmas dinner and all the trimmings will be served. Between Christmas and the new year a bus will be chart- ered for residents to see the Christmas lights and decora- tions in Whitby and Oshawa. MERCOURI SIGNED Melina Mercouri has been rected by her husband, Jules CANDLE MAKING AIDS CYSTIC FIBROSIS RESEARCH Linda Huxter, 402 Henry St., Whitby, to assist her. It became known through Miss Lee Anne Souter (left) 502 Dunlop St. E., Whitby, while attending Col- borne Street school, ac- friends that proceeds from quired the basic knowl- the candle making would be edge in candle making. donated to the Cystic Fibro- Later, she perfected this sis Research Fund, Orders were taken and $80 was raised. When asked what the requirements were for candle making, the girls art and made her own Christmas. candles. This year as a centennial project she asked her friend, Miss RECRUITS BROUGHT IN SEALS SIGN FORWARD WINNIPEG (CP) -- Canada's) OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- eastern national hockey team|Oakland Seals purchased for- d entertain them with songs. Dassin. said "mostly patience, some paraffin, twine, coloring, sparkles and a little imagi- nation." (Oshawa Times photo) Mrs. H. Suppen -- 340 Ritson Rd. N., Oshewe RIDE with MERCURY TAXI and WIN a CHRISTMAS TURKEY FREE 725-4771 10-15 Ib. Turkey to be given away on Dec. 15th WINNER OF NOVEMBER 15th DRAW -- signed to star in The Great) Bank Robbery, which will be di-| |men entertained with a Christ-|the next day the King Street|/board's consent for transfer of mas luncheon. The CGIT giris|school students' choir will sing hae capital funds from the 68 budget to that of 1967. Councillors John Williams, | reeve-elect; Ronald Chatten and| | Donald Beer will discuss the re-| }quest of the | School Board to construct a 32-| | room Pickering High| addition transfer of funds. "The board is anxious to get Started as soon as possible," Clerk D. J. Plitz said, but add- ed cautiously that "'it's so close to New Year the board might make us wait." | requiring the HIGH PRICED NORWICH, England (CP) --| An old plate given to a Norfolk charity sale by an_ elderly woman who hoped it would fetch 'ta few pounds" was sold for $2,700. Women, Unit 19, Christmas luncheon held at the Georgian} Motor Hotel. Mrs. Francis Ellison, $8 Ride- out St., Ajax, is opening her home today to members of the Ajax St. Timothy's Presbyter- ian Church Women's Mission- ary Society for its December meeting All Saints' Anglican Church St. Margaret's Guild Ohrist- mas party will be held tonight at the home of Mrs. M. Crosson, 214 Colborne St. W., starting with a pot luck supper at 8:30 p.m., followed by a social eve- ning with the exchange of gifts. Also on the same evening mem- FREE 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE By Our Local Service Contractors SAWDON'S FUELS FURNACE OIL -- STOVE OIL AND COAL 244 Brock St. S., Whitby 668-3524 | vastle Chapter Alumnae,bers will e ntario Ladies' College|presents and prepare a food met at the home of Mrs. John| hamper for a needy family, | welcomed by the president of Siberia spans nine time zones. IN THE BIG TIME gift wrap children's The New Democratic Party regional Christmas children's| party was held at the UAW) hall. Accompanied by their par-! ents the 700 children visited! Santa Claus and received toys, candies and fruits. This is the fourth year for Santa to accept the invitation of the NDP to visit his little friends. All were the Ontario riding, Victor Ayl- ing and Clifford Pilkey, MPP for Oshawa. The children were|§ entertained with a puppet show, cartoon films and the singing of Christmas carols. The Rod and Gun Club meets every Monday and Wednesday evening at the Ajax community centre. There are still some openings. For information con- tact Gordon Bradley at the centre. 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