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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, October 26, 1962 Du Pont Plans Kedron Brownies liam Rosnak entertained the; girls of her Sunday Schoo! class at her home. Mrs. Stan-|- HEALING SPRING is claimed to have curative A remote hot spring in Japan|powers in polio and leukemia. ADDED! ley Ogle, into whose Sunday school class some of the girls were. promoted on Sunday, was a special guest. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dale On Wiener Roast KEDRON--The 20th Brownie Pack enjoyed perfect fall weather for a hike and wiener REPORT TO DURHAM Just For Laughs! THE NEXT KINSMEN RED | SUPER CAR BINGO $145,000 Ajax Red Cuba Crisis Eclipses : By RUSSELL C. HONEY, MP. OTTAWA -- It is a cherished * and historie right of the House of Commons to grant supply to the government. In other words, i pee ag ig word of the day must : its funds to operate the * business of the nation as the re- sult of a vote of, the House of * Commons. Before the previous Parlia- ment was dissolved in April, it Lod voted supply to October 31, 1962, * It was therefore necessary for the government to obtain ap- proval of the House of Com- mons for additional funds to carry on the nation's business ' for the period beginning Nov. 1, 1962. In this position, the govern- ment could have been embar- rassed if the opposition majority in the House refused to vote interim supply for the month of November. The right of the House of Com.' ; mons to discuss any matter, whether relevant to che question * of supply or not, in the debate on a motion for supply is one of the parliamentary traditions ; rotted in antiquity, and now * verified by the Standing Orders ; of Parliament. + The question then, as_ the * government introduced a motion for supply last Friday, was whe- * ther or not the Opposition would . launch a full scale debate on » fiscal and economic matters, _ thereby again placing the life Debate of the Social Credit Party joined with the Official Opposi-} tion when he said: " . . for the time being, we support en- tirely the request of the Minis- ter for voting the estimates re- quired for the service of Canada and we will not delay the House any further because we wish to proceed with more urgent Canada." NDP HESITANT Mr. Berger (Vancouver- Burrard) speaking for the NDP said: " . . .We in this corner of the House are anxious that the business of the nation should continue to be. transacted. We are therefore willing to vote the government supply for another month, ; 'In doing so, however, we wish to urge upon the govern- ment the necessity for some with regard to the unemploy- ment crisis with which Canada is faced at the present time and which is more than likely to deepen this winter unless some-| thing is done about it." Having been given condition-' al approval to proceed, the gov-! ernment speakers this week commenced to lay out details of the revised budgetary estim- ates, and to give statistical de- tail on the nations financial and) economic position. For the time being however, the graviety of the crisis in the Carribean overshadows the more mundane matters such as} of the government in jeopardy.| OPPOSITION AGREES | All opposition parties, in an| - unusual show of unanimity, "agreed to the request for in- «.terim supply without debate. In granting the request, how- a ever, each party spokesman = make it clear that it was not a ™ matter of agreeing with the poli- = cies of the government, but ra- ~ ther a case of permitting it = funds with which to carry on «for another month. ™ Each spokesman pointed out the hope that in the month "ahead the government would = bring forward proposals to deal =» with the nations urgent econom "ic and fiscal problems. Each opposition party reserv- * ed the right to reverse its field Kon the supply motion for funds "jn December and subsequent ~» months after considering legis- = lation introduced by the gover- "ment in the month of Novem- we ber. ~ Speaking for the Official Op- - =e, Mr.. Pearson said, we are prepared to allow ~ this request fog interim supply = for one month fo go through, so ™ far as we are concerned, with- ~ Out any further debate. ~ "The government will then have both the opportunity and ~ the obligation without deiay to = bring before the House, as I say, = in the form of a new budget, ~ those long range economic pro- ™ led to believe for four months «» would be put before the people to take the place of this emer- ~ gency austerity program." ~ Mr. Caouette, deputy leader = 3 MD's Claim = Smoking Form Of Suicide « BROOKLIN -- The keen in- = terest of women in their health} "and their families, was shown «by the attendance at a recent " Panel Discussion and showing . of films in Brooklin, at the Par- «ish Hall, St. Thomas Church. ~ _ Under the direction of the Publicity and Education Chair- man of the Brooklin Cancer So- ciety, Mrs. Alex Craigie, two films were shown. * The first being "Breast Self) » Examination"'. The second movie was a "first" in Ontario, titled "To Smoke Or Not To Smoke'. In this there was a discussion between three doctors who pointed out the dangers of lung " cancer as a result of smoking. They stated that cigaret smok- ing was the commonest form of suicide, Microscopic veiws were shown of the cell division and the rapid 'growth of cancer in »~ the lungs. . ._ The panel was made up of Dr. W. W. Badlwin, Dr. A. G. ~ Stocks, Dr. G. Beatty and Mrs. J, K. Lawrence for the Cancer Society. By way of a question box, questions were anonymous, and they pertained not only to the , films, but to clear up any . Stocks acted as chairman for the evening, and the services of projectionist . were donated by Mrs. C. Kee- ~ vil, Claremont. Kiwanis Divisional Setvice Scheduled By I. THOMPSON DUNBARTON -- On Sunday, Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. there will be former Port Hope town council- lor, announced today that would stand as a nominee in| the coming Liberal provincial) nomination convention at Orono) Nov. 1 Bramley street south. He was) born finance. This week members of the| House listen to the debate on the budget resolutions with one ear, while the other is cocked |for news of the Cuban crisis jand any of the serious ramifica- tions which may flow from the tense international situation. Extension AJAX -- Tenders are being called for the construction of a $145,000 expansion to warehous- roast camp, north-east of Hampton on Saturday afternoon. at Mr. C. . Jordan's On Friday evening Mrs, Wil- and family spent Saturday with Mrs- Eva Dunlop, in Orillia, ing, shipping and laboratory facilities at the Ajax works of Du Pont of Canada. This addition is the first of an 18-month, three stage expansion which will increase the plant area by about 40 per cent. The enlarged plant will in- clude such facilities as auto- matic loading machinery, im- proved handling and packaging equipment and extended labora- tory services on the "Dulux" line of paints and lacquers for the industrial and automotive refinish trade, TRAFFIC RATES TWYFORD, England (CP)-- Walter Hypern refuses to pay his rates until something is done about trucks which keep crash- VOLCANIC POWER AND PASSION! ROCK BURL FRIDAY, OCT. 26 8:30 P.M. $7,000.00 TOTAL PRIZES 1963 FORD GALAXIE PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE HUDSON : IVES GENA ROWLANDS FEATURE TIMES: 2:00 -- 4:25 6:50 -- 9:15 ing into his store at the foot of a hill in this Hampshire village. Seven heavy trucks have gone through his shopfront since he bought the place 3% years ago. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Gala Hallowe'en SATURDAY Kemp Dou ug HIS Orchestra COSTUME DANCE SAT., OCT. 27th Everyone Welcome. Prizes for best costumes. Featuring DOUG WEEKS BAND DANCING 9 to 12 $2.00 Per Couple 90 Centre St. Oshawe FIGHTING! FROLICKING! FUNSTERS! BILTMORE "e IRCUS im TARS" PLUS 4 CARTOONS SKELTON "WATCH THE BIRDIE' BIG CAST OF FUNMAKERS AT THE GET OCVI AUDITORIUM 8:30 - 11:30 P.M. SEE YOU SATURDAY NITE ise ADMISSION MEMBERS .40 -- NON-MEMBERS .60 AGE LIMIT 15 - 21 Ex-Councillor Will Stand For | Grit Nomination PORT HOPE -- Glen James, he| Mr. James is married with three children and lives on in Oshawa where he| attended public and high school. He came to Port Hope in 1946. He served on council here for two years. He is now the dis- trict manager of the National Automobile League. Mr. James is the fourth con- testant to announce his inten- tion of seeking the Liberal pro- vincial nomination. Other con- testants are E. R. Lovekin, Newcastle; Weston Banister, Campbelicroft and Alan Beer,| Bethany. "OSHAWA'S FINEST COFFEE HOUSE" > | L U THIS WEEK FEATURING Michael & Vicky FOLKSINGERS THURS.-FRI.-SAT. OCTOBER 25-26-27-28 9:00 P.M.-3:00 A.M. ABSTRACI | 153 KING ST. 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