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111 Mm montagesrunner MAY 18 DISTRICT WEATHER Cooler Weekend With Showers Scattered duosere ans forecast MONTREAL CPI About 500000 students from various parts of Canada are expected to have visited Expo s1 by the end of May under special is to 23 today and light sun FWDvisit program for stu yHalf Million Students Expected To Visit Expo 67 box lunches at 70 cents each to the suident groups once these arrive at the St Lawrence River site The lunches consist of one undwlch serving of fruit ticketor passportto Expo costs $250 for children $125 Expo stiptdates that the schools must treat the visits as part of the school curriculum for the Georgran Bay weather districts today with annornpany log cloudy ides and cooler tonneraturec Gearing tonight with variatie cloudinessvand little manner on Satay The overnm low forecast by the Toronto weather odice for the Bfrrle area is as degrees trifle be Sunday predioted high ll so detrees in downtown Barrie 1hr aminers thermometer recorded in degrcu as last nights iow while the cm ternperature registered deneu TORONTO CPI Official forecast Issued at 530 am to day Synopllaa Ontario is in strong northwesterly flow of cold air Showers and monitor rtes are occurring across lhe north and this will continue through most of today ln the lower Great Lakes regions thcre wlU be mostly sunny but windy weather today The prospects for Sunday are for sunny but still somewhat cool weather in the southern sections of the province Across the rest of On tario skies will be variable and there is chance of some light ralnahawcrs Toronto Hamilton London Windsor Lake St Clair Lake Erie Niagara Lake Ontario southern Lake Huron regions Sunny with few cloudy periods windy and cool today Mostly sunny and not quite so cool Sunday Winds northwest in be EliPREMIER VISITS SAINTS MARIE NEAR MIDLAND Sninle Maria The latter was Ontarios first Europi com munity nhcre lived six oi North Americas cight French Jesuit martyr saints ccnlly lie is show here with Dr Itynard MP mom hcr for Simch East loft and Dr Wilfrid Jury who dir cctcd the reconstruction of Ontarios oldest living for mar premier Drury 89 of Crown Hill discusses his is to samthaiieamong Homes near Midland re NEWS BOUNDUP Bordeaux JailGuards Set Up Picket Lines tutlon must be changed to rid Canada of all vestiges of colon ialism including the royal an them and all signs and symbols depicting the monarchy TORONTO CF last rninutc attempt Friday by Tor onto board of control to revive $260000000 redevelop meat project by the Eaton 0o Ad failed when the com pany refused to enter into fur ther negotiations on the plan David Kinnear an Eaton vicepresident told Mayor Wil liam Dennison that the com panys board of directors would not meet with civic delegation appointed earlier by an emer gency board of control session liIr Kinnoar said he told Mr Dennison Eatons was no longer interested in being developer He said the company would still cooperate with any other private developer who might have plan for developing the project And if the city has another development scheme We will take look at it he MONTREAL CPIAbout 100 guards from Montreals Bor deaux Jail picketed outside the Institution in north and Mont real Friday to protest the Que bac governments alleged delay in granting salary increases promiscd last July to The picketing was carried out Tn conjunction with march of 70 guards autoroute inspectors and game wardens who pick eted outside the legislature in Quebec City earlier in the day Sccurily conditions applicable to the l7t0 prsoncrs at the jail were not weakened by the march Union officials said the march in front of the main entrance was by no means strikeror walkout Most of the guards who took part in the march were on their own time Attacks cac OTTAWA CP Crcditisie Leader ltcal Caouette has called for parliamentary committee to get the rats out of the CBC Mr Caouette said during the Cnmmons throne speech debate Friday that the publiclyowned CBCs English and French net are infested wiih social Plan Layoffs HAMILTON CPI Some salaried employees of the three city plants oi Canadian Westing house Co Ltd will belaid off at the end of the month it was announced Friday Work shortages caused by an lldaynld strike of 3300 worlo ors was blamed Members of Local 504 United Electrical Radio and Macldne Workers of America went on strike May allcr unanimously reiecting contract offer Company officials said senior ity will be factor in deciding which of the 2600 salaried our pioyecs wll be laid off REAL CAOUETTE Speaks Out sasd William Allen chairman of Metropolitan Toronto suggested the delegation alter Eatons an noimced mmsday it is scmp pingits plans to build 225 acre complex of skyscrapers gt giant department store con vention underground parking and pedestrian malls First announced in 1065 the projectran into opposition from the start over negotiations to take over the old city hall at the corner of Bay and Queen streets site that rEatons said was vital to the development The Echo Centre wouldhave covered eight city blocks bounded by Bay Queen Yongc Dundee across bay Street from the modernistic twintoner new cityhall City fathers hailed the pro posal as putting Toronto into the 21st century and more than outdoing Place Ville Ma rie in Montreal and Rockefeller Centre in New York City But city officials blew hot and cold over some of the proposals England He replied that they were not and was then asked why Canadian currency carried the Queens cturc One unidentified MP left the chamber at this point after exclaiming that the remarks were contrary no MPs paths of allegiance Mr Gregoire said the consti Sad Irony SALT LAKE CITY iAPlIn terior Secretary Stewart Udall member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints has challenged his churchs doctrine of the divine curse of Negroes Udall in letter to the unof ficial Mormon periodical Dia logue said it is inevitable that national attention would be to cused on what critics have called the anti Nemo dot trinc of the LDS Church Udall termed it sa irony that the church denies full fel imvship to the NegroNegroes are not permitted into Mormon priesthood though the church actively seeks Negro members Parliament lit II Glance FRIDAY liliy 19 1967 External Affairs Minister Martin said Canada was try ing to keep the UN Emer gency Force in Egypt in be ing although it had been le gally disbanded The Commons completed the cightday throne speech debate with passage of mo tion of confidence in govern ment policies Prime Minister Pearson He complained about bias to socialism that invariably lavored the New Democratic Party Parliamentary complaints had caused the French network to give less time to separatists and as result separatism was slowing down dont want the CBC to be used as sounding board for anyone said Mr Caouctte MP3 Shout Pltflhi 457ml AMTITME DAV nit ittlE Eatons Ignores Negotiation Bid OTTAWA CF Oufshnutlng criticism from all sides an independent MPused the Com mons throne speech debate Fri day to urge an end to the monarchys influence in Canada gt and all vestiges of colonial ism Gilles Gregoire who repre sents Quebecs Lapointe riding and is an outspoken separatist said he is embarrassed tohear God Save the Queen played ahead of Canada at otitcial functions Recently visitor to Expo 57 asked him whether Canadian said the government is still considering call for spe cial Commons debate on Viet nam policy Quebec Independent Gilles Gregoire urged that the more archys influence on Canada and vestiges at colonialism be eliminated Creditiste Leader Caoueite tested with Socialists TUESDAY May 23 The Commons meets at 230 pm to begin twoday supply debate The Senate dollars were guaranteed by PMDNE 7204501 MMDHS rtavrns ROXYWW its DUNLOP 51 uaHnIE LAURENCE OLIVIER the greatest ee MATTNEE PERFORMANCES ONLY 100 345 PM By Special Request IIIIMLETW The Greatest Hamlet ever by enumerat Students is Adults no stands adjourned until June WEDNESDAY MAY 24th JEAN SIMMONS charged that thcCEC is in But tors ofour time tutti MilIS ti UT MERIT ITII HWY ll AT GUIIIIIII DRIVEIN THEATRE Shirley Meditate Robert Mimior LAST TIME TONIGHT Ar DUSK HITS IN COLOR gt ELVIS PRESLEY TICKLE ME Atom BOY DID GET WRONG NUMBER WHAT WAY TO GOI Arum The Worlds Strangest and MONDO CANE No1 Annoy mount Battle or them all commt and the VAMPIRESt When the SKULL strikes youll um THE SKULL Bob Hope Phyliss DIIIR utilitililfit Ultlliil i2 ALWAYS FREE day Sudbury North Bay northern Lake Huron Haliburton Geor gian Bay regions Mostly cloudy and cooler with scattered shows or today Clear and cool to night Variable cloudiness and not quite Io cool Sunday Wi northwest 20 to 30 today and light Sunday Algoma White River regions Mostly cloudy windy and cool with scattered showers or snow flurrlcs Partial clearing this afternoon Sunday variable cloudiness and condoning cool winds northwest 10 to 30 today and light Sunday Timagami Cochrane western James Bay regions Cloudy windy and cold with scattered showers or snowflurrles today Variable cloudiness and cold to night and Sunday Winds south west is to 25 today and light Sunday Forecast temperatures bow ovcrnlg high Sunda Windsor St Thomas London Vinghnm iiamliton St Calha nes Toronto Pelcrborough Kingston Trenton Sudbury Earlton Kilialoe lttuskoka North bay ansgssasesnauz SS$$S$38$8$SS3 They welcomed the plan to do molish Eatons extensive store and factory buildings in the area and replace them over in years with the giant plaza with its sprouting office towers but some criticized the height of the proposed siwscrapcrs envisaged was one of 32 storeys two of 57 storeys and one of 69 storeys Council heard argu menls the giants would dwarf and overshadow the new city all was withdrawing from the proj ect because it had become not economically feasible Mayor William Dennison said he could but bclicve that com pany which has spent $2000000 in planning the project would giveit up He said he thought the scrapping might be the be ginning of bargaining game by Eatons to obtain the old dty hall on better terms RCAF ASSOC 441 WING BINGO Every Monday at 800 pm SPECIALS JACKPOT $220 SHARE THE WEALTH Admission 50c 14 HIGH ST Above NuServlre Cleaners The company said Thursday it dents The Canadian Armst pitch ing in with bedsand blankets for some of the nonMontrealera among the youthful contingents The apecialprngrnm known as Expo 67 Reader Vous will continue until June to it re lumen Sept 11 until Oct 20 wrtb the focus during this sec ond period on students from the United States One Expo administrator of the plan said Friday most students now arriving under the arrange meat come from Ontario Que bee province and the Moritlmcs INEXPENSWE VISITS The scheme is designed to en able students from elementary and high schools to visit the fair as inexpensively and profitably as possible Students from outside Mont reel can be accommodated either In the dormitories of colv logos and othcr institutionsat $2 or $3 nightor In their gymnasurns at $150 Also scaled at $150 ts accom milk and brine and pastry Expo offers to all qualified schools below the college level special education admis sions ticket selling for 719 cents in orders of more than $1000 and 75 cents for those less than 31000 The regtdar naeday OKEEFE CENTRE mom YDNCE cumcm TWO WEEKS MAY 22 TO JUNE HOWARD KEEL IN THE HIT MUSICAL ON CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE FOREVER Lvmxcs mo humus PM atowraun hum Wed nuts latulfat MWEM HLOOMGIIEEN Ito orchid collection worth 315010 is the location of scene in In the Heat of the Night the Sidney Poitier flod Stellar movie modatlon in such places as the 9F 33 33 33 arcnn at Verdun Montreal annals awry eoo fig fig ear suburb The army has boon providing the beds and blankets in the $150 quarters The students bring their own sheets towels and soap No food eoncessionaires sell Balkan Leo 00 Box OFFICE OPEN Il AM TO EM DAILYI NEXT Ammo IUNE 10 JUNE l0 BUDDY HACKETT EDDIE FISHER STARTS TOMORROW UNE UP THE 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