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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 9, 1964 Thompson Ayes Gordon - In Liberal Leadership Race "'PORONTO. (CP) -- Finance Minister _Walter Gordon said Monday night that Andrew "should be the leader of the Liberal party in Ontario." Speaking to the annual meet- ing of the Davenport - age 8 said he was supporting Mr. Thompson the leadership "without reservation, court Liberal Association, in his bid for qualification or whatever." Mr, member for Dovercourt, two ridings which share the same boundaries. Thompson is _ provincial Mr. Thompson told the meet- ing it is a healthy thing for party to have an infusion of yi- gor in the race for leadership. He also said he was strongly )in favor of provincial gove ts and eo-operative federalism. At another leadership cam- "Mr. Gordon is the federal rep-|paign meeting, Charles Temple- resentative for Davenport whilelton, former evangelist and The four candidates agreed that a merger with the New Democratic Party would be dis- astrous, Mr; Gould said the conserva- tive government "is going 'to squeeze $400,000,000 out of On= tario taxpayers. for increased leducation costs. because Pre» t isier Robarts. couldn't read = thrée groups of high school writing.on the' wall when he was|students from Newfoundland, minister of edutafion,- -- « -the: Montreal district and the Mr. Nixon said' the Liberaj|Toronto-Hamilton areas will ar- party has to face two major|rive in Ottawa for a day's visit problems. One involves new gen- erations in politics. and-the other is meeting the challenges of changing technology, = Mr. Sargent said<a: mew en- thusiasm has taken pee: of the Liberal party. 2 newspaper executive, ? Said he| would put fire inté -the -prov- ince's Liberal ae! if CHORD leader. ; Other leadetihly. gartdidates speaking to the meetifig .were Joseph Gould, «member of the legislature for Toronto .Bracon- dale, Robert Nixon, provincial member for Brant, arid Edward parts of Canada. "'t¢com then uniil the end' of August, up to 1,000 students in the 15 to 17 age bracket wiil criss-cross Canada in the pilot project of a federal-provincial : =|youth trave! program which is Sargent, mem-ber 'for .Grey SUN AGES SKIN ° jplanned to grov to 7,000 in the North.. A possible. sixth candi- Sunlight has a definite aging|ceritennial year, 1967. date is Joseph Green, *federalljeffect on the -skin, causing dry-| In addition to those 'travelling member for Renfrew South ness and wrinkling. under. the joint governmental Students' Summer Visits Herald Centennial Tours OTTAWA (CP) -- On July 1 program, about 2,000 students are expected to visit other parts of Canada schemes sponsored by 15 volun- tary organizations with financial help from the federal Centen-|Truro, N.S.,- and: youths "frem on route to widely .- separated|nial Commission. This number is expected to grow to 10,000 in 1967. Under the program, the fed- eral government is paying the transportation cost -- averaging $90 a student -- and contribut- ing. to the administrative ar- rangements. The provinces, gen- erally through the departments|found in soil, mud and even of education, arrange to selectlhousehold dust, any wound may the young travellers and to re- harbor them. ceive and billet visitors in pri- vate homes. SPEND SEVEN DAYS Each of the:32 tfavellirig 'itits will spend .seyén "days visiting and toufing their host- areas; their travel time 'being in. addi: tion to their visits. (3 Under ' the ~ schedyle -as: ir ranged now, Nova Scotians Will! ~ visit Sudbury; Winnipeg and Re: gina. A Sudbury unit will go to success. Fog conditions made an air search impossible. The group reached land at Clarkson, near Toronto. « Frightened Girl Cowers In Bush Drift On Lake For 30 Hours, 4 Reach Land «TORONTO (CP) -- Two su- 4 burban Scarborough couples After Abduction reached land safely Monday) GEORGETOWN, Ont. (CP)-- night more than 30 hours after oh beanie girl who was Fae i ssembled - at}@ defective compass aboard i by e men spent easter Ontario go to' Peace| their 15-foot fiberglass boat left\day night in bushland near this River, -Alta. them lost on Lake Ontario. town 20 miles east of Manitoba youths will travel] Mr.and Mrs. Samuel Walker|because she was afraid to go from Winnipeg to Brockville, the|and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hay- home, police said Monday. Maritimes avd Montreat: den suffered no apparent ill ef-| They said the girl, Lorraine fects after being lost a night|Boulanger of nearby Glen Wile and a day on the fog covered|liants was picked up by three lake. men around 8 p.m, and let out Two Canadian Coast. Guardjof their car about half a mile . vessels, and two Toronto harbor/from her home around 1:30 police launches. searched the|a.m. Monday. 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