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the increasing amount of un-) "Thats Large Laid Fitness Pl an to oversee physical a) fines ac-|__ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, December 19, 1962 i Tobacco Fir ms Fight oe orn nee After Spot Checks Announced "atsblichment of university British Reported. board inform the *s level programs for Board of its decision in view 'ene ta De Load reation and parks personnel; & of the firms' reaction. Dey tad intend. ® Encouragement of physical Dutch Clock' Auction feos Rrceteee ByDavs ec" Deeper In Debt the tobacco board ed, Development of the Ontario men on charges of theft and! TORONTO (CP) -- Education TILLSONBURG, Ont. (CP)--; The board, in sounding out)staff and result in a higher sche Pie fo yg ting possession of stolen goods. |Minister William Davis an- ees eerie "er Five of the seven firms i ix oe oS obaue Meee soun chasing of unsold tobacco. cons fn gens von p Brn: " Ane program | ons operation; jto the new system. Board Chairman bop Roa oped PLAN a ta © checkpoint. ne f in the fryer cre and -- spending jecting Tillson| sai . ntario governm: er checkpoint, police mi conferences to p Pe Sees whe |i peeks poo remained agreed to back © los? plan Witiltonta'n" cum teodine iadetine PP ia Mor oN iy cgay hong nga gg passe boats They se it largely because|unsold at Monday's closing ofja $5,000,000 guarantee, Underlin a car and charged its two operation with the federal fit- ni whe have lah -|their ction on the market is|the exchanges at Delhi, Ay' er|the plan, the tobacco board) occupants, both of Toronto, with hoes and Qinateur. Snort dikec- young persons report partly dictated | by the action of|and Tillsonburg. Of the total collects a two-cent levy onlits theft. torate, plans to extend informa. |*Ch00!: by the government, With na-lamong bed hg L's tae competing purchasers, day's offering, 965,204 pounds,/every pound sold during the tional' services, research and| Provision of bursaries and/tional elections due by 1964 atiwane, By "Dutch . f The tite firms also oppose|or about 84 per cent, were sold,|a uctlons. The levy will be used training programs in fitness and|scholarships for university stu:|the latest, the report is cer-aia|been higher, atts exchanges which|the board's plans to. remove) 'Tuesday' sales sino "iceiag to store oN Ee eee bale eae toon dents enrolled in physical edu-|to be the centre of controversy, changes in the elec-|consignment weights from pur-|941,982 pounds. BTS) WODRCC ures the|cation and recreation sources:| The report s the ig equipment, "The| chasers' catalogues. They claim|was not immediately available} The board agreed to arrange| About 7,000,000 pounds of the ont end at eee 'And conferences. with universiyears from i081, when the Con- i i i 5 sold 20 Salt confine informa-ithe extra bookkeeping which) | The exchanges reapened Mon-ja meeting win ee a ry Dean tar exanes Appointment of a co-ordinator] sities to plan research projects|Servatives took over the gover:- G Co- pres Sys gate ll he ny nl aps ang + A a co i ong ecru "-- ono ey ggg between Nov. 15 and 23 from the education department/related to physical fitness. ment from «the labor party. i : - a Hl i i ak morality among young peowle, and even among school port was prepared as for ministerial thinking es, Labor party MPs already have demanded to know who wrote the report. 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