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| i * 1 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, Apel 29, 1968 'CFL Violates Rights Code NAMES IN NEWS with Import Rule: Expert "Chief steel industry nego- Mator R. Conrad Cooper Steelworkers President wid J. McDonald, at the ing of federal mediator iam E, Simkin, signed a eel contract extension onday and staved off a ationwide strike in the ic steel industry sched- e for May 1. Dictators met in Cairo Monday. President Tito of - gosiavia and President mal Abdel Nassar of the ited Arab Republic aged in official talks ge will comprise much of ' former's four-day visit. ~ Ontario Premier John Robarts joined his daughter 'Robin and others for a meal 'ot hot dogs Monday as he helped to kick off a drive yy the Hospital for Sick hildren to expand exist- ing facilities, With Robarts at his table were the daugh- fers of Metro Chairman William Allen and of Mayor Phillip Givens. WILLIE PEP Prizefighter Willie Pep, 42, former featherweight champion of the world, is on the comeback trail, Un- like "Sugar Ray' Robinson, Pep is winning. He scored his second straight triumph in Philadelphia Monday night. Pep has been out of the game for six years. A Chicago woman, Mrs. Gertrude Paige, 35, was hauled in by police this week and charged with ar- son, She told the police that she. set an apartment fire that killed a mother, fa- ther and three children be- cause her husband ordered her to leave after a quar- rel, An experimental vertical- takeoff jet exploded as it left the ground Tuesday, 'killing ace test-pilot Tou Everett. Everett was the chief engineering test pilot for the Ryan Aeronautical Co., San Diego. French President Charles de Gaulle opened what ob- servers called the '"'cam- paign trail' this week. He addressed the nation in a speech Wednesday night that condemned the fighting dn Viet Nam, but did not con- demn the Americans for it. ' MR, JOHN YOUNG Ontario Motor Sales ore pleased to announce the ap- pointment 'of Mr. John Young to their new and used car soles staff. Mr. Young offers you service ond will be glod to help you experience and choose o needs, Come to t todoy for the fines used cor values BARRY GOLDWATER Former U.S. Presidential candidate Barry M. Gold- water met Spanish Dictator Generalissimo Francisco Franc, in Madrid yesterday. Goldwater, ending off a Eu- ropean tour, said he had al- ways wanted to meet the Generalissimo, Prime Minister Lester 8. Pearson was the guest of Montreal Canadiens' Presi- dent Sen, Hartland Molson at Tuesday night's hockey the Forum, Mr. out a 6-0 victory over icago Blackhawks to take a 3-2Nead in the Stan- ley Cup Fim Canadian Minister of Ex- ternal Affairs, Paul Martin, used his perfect command of French this week in a dis- cussion with Lord Caradon of St. Clear, his British counterpart, and A. F, Mer- cier, honorary president of the Canadian Press, Tribune Pub- lisher Ross Munro was elected president of the Commonwealth Press Union at a meeting in Toronto Monday. Winnipeg MAXINE LEEB Furniture millionaire Harry Leeb has filed suit for the annulment of his marriage to his wife Max- ine. The Harry-Maxine mar- riage stood the social world partially on ear last June. He bought out an entire first class section of an air- liner for his wedding guests. TORONTO (CP)--~A Univer-|would indicate that professional|Sydney Halter of Winnipeg sity of Toronto legal expert has football teams in, the province|would meet within the week advised the Canadian Football|have been violating various|with Ontario government offi- |League its import restrictions|rights legislation in the prov-|cials to seek approval of the jare a violation of the Ontario ince for 14 years, \Ontario human rights commis- |human rights code, The Toronto Star quotes Ma- sion to reword the CFL consti- | Professor Bora Laskin's con-honey as saying in a telephone |tution to circumyent the law, |fidential report to CFL presi-jinterview from Calgary Tues-| The Star says that if Halter's dent Pat Mahoney, if correct,|\day that CFL commissioner| meeting with the province is ' ni inot successful, professional |football in the country is faced 4 : Ls with two choices: ntario roject nvél e 1, Operate as an open league with no limitation on imports and enter the recruiting war for B R b rt I D V ll U.S. players with the Na- y 0 a S n on a ey tional and American Football Leagues; TORONTO (CP)--~The archi-grow into one of the world's}, 2. Operate strictly as a Cana- tecture for Ontario's centennial| great science and technological|'an league, using only Cana- gift to itself -- a centre of|institutions," dian players, science and technology to be, Education Minister William Mahoney, a lawyer, feels the built in Metropolitan Toronto's|Davis said it will also be a[commission will understand Don Valley--was unveiled Tues-|study centre for students, con-|!imiting of imports is the only day by Premier Robarts and|taining classrooms. way the CFL can continue on jsome of his cabinet ministers.| Jack Crean, chairman of the|4 Competitive basis and remain | The centre will consist of ajcentre's board of directors, said on solid financial ground. number of buildings inter-jit will attempt to convey to Prof. Laskin's 14-page report 'connected by a 250-foot, two-|students and the public, in a) Ws the result of a CFL request level bridge and by enclosed|meaningful way, the develop- last month for his opinion on escalators, iment of science, the league's new naturalization At the heart of the tech- Mr. Crean said the displays ruling which limits each of the inological museum will be avconvey a broader picture of nine CFL teams to three na- lthree-storey triangular building science than 'that projected for turalized Canadians moulded at its corners with' Expo 67, the Montreal world's Mr, Mahoney said Prof. Las- three circular compartments, fair planned for 1967. kin apparently found the natur one of which will contain a 500- CAPACITY GREAT alization ruling illegal, but went |seat auditorium. Initially, the display buildings|°", {0 question the entire quota The main exhibition halls will) wil} provide 100,000 square feet|S¥Stem as a violation of the On- be in three buildings on thelor fioor space -- 40,000 in the tario human rights code, jvalley floor, reached by de-|nuyilding and 60,000 in the lower The code, enacted three years Iscending escalators from the|three buildings. About 3,000 per-|*B0 is a compilation of rights jcore building situated On Alsons an hour will be able to| e8islation passed during the knoll. tour the centre, leg vid Shae Premier Robarts said the pro-) wr, Davis said the govern-| Since 1946, Canadian profes- ject is to be completed by July| ment satenaie: tori students|S!onal football has allowed only of 1967, at a cost of $14,000,000. | from out of town to visit the|%,. limited number _ of United |The government has 180 acres|centre and scientific groups| ates imports to play in Can- of Metropolitan Toronto park-| may use it as a meeting place, |208- This year, the CF L, quota land in the valley upon which) A glass - sheathed main ro: 4 14, Americans and 18 Cana- Itunda, to be called the Great|"*"*- to expand in future years, |DESIGNED TO THEME | Hall, will be the focal point' of] Designer Raymond Mori-|the core building. Around -- eee yama, 34, was given the task|circumference of the two-storey lof conceiving a structure to suit|rotunda will be a mezzanine, |the theme, or philosophy of the) Remaining land on the site| jcentre, of main in his changing will be developed for year- "a technological environment, lround recreation. Mr, Robarts told a press con-| Mr. Robarts also announced ference the centre was planned|the appointment of 10 additional "with the idea that it would/trustees to the centre's board, iThey include Earl . Brown-) dge, Brampton; T, en tri M. Gates, THEY MADE IT, sih!?9"fawran som: PUWAED TID Sarnia. NOW THEY CAN ss TORONTO (CP) -- Two if I boy scouts who paddled a 1 JAMES | canoe five miles along Tor- | onto's waterfront last | O'MALLEY'! Thursday finally got per- mission to do it. | Makes Lawn-Boy's engine Construction Ltd. 123-1122. aT Son sce! VACUUM Toronto harbor commis- sioners said Tuesday the scouts could make the jour- ney to publicize a jamboree last week. 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