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Carrie Ny FG Ay wy TCL Npen mL ROE LMT Hi Fe oes gem gg silt ' VPLINPDIP My WAIL Pith S Lele Dibaal AO AE See - THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 6, 1965 / - 100,000 MAY BE AFFECTED \ : a Members of the Oil, Chemi- Xe a cal and Atomic Workers Union TORONADA - NEWEST OF GM'S NEW ONES res at tome: Workers ioe Toronado, Oldsmobile's luxury, flat floors for more and reduces vibration and |Union Gas Co. of Canada at front-wheel drive car, is the passenger space and com- noise in the passenger com- | Sarnia and Windsor have voted most radical development in fort, and its own unique ver- riment, All Oldsmobiles in favor of strike action which production automobiles for sion of the Turbo Hydra- ba J : ' leould affect some 100,000 natu- 1966, It is 211 inches long, Matic transmission and new _-----Ninety-Eights, 88's, Starfire /ral gas users in southwestern but only four and one-half 385 horsepower Rocket V8 and F85s, have # more | Ontario: feet high, and its fast-back engine with 10,5:1 compres- streamlined look this year, Union members voted for design and jong, low. sil- -- sion ratio. Flat floors are with new colors and new (strike action at the Sarnia plant houette are the pace setters made possible by front distinction. Car height has |Tuesday; Those at Windsor for the whole Oldsmobile wheel drive, Elimination of been lowered and there are |did the same Monday. No line. Toronado is an entire the drive shaft makes the redesigned fenders and low- | strike date has been set. new series featuring great floor tunnel 'unnecessary ered hoods, Fred Kahanek, the union's in- ternational representative at Sarnia, said Tuesday the union $40 Million Scholarships {zy'Fiss2is set a strike date. : : However, a strike could take aul e O ege ea. S place seven days after receipt of the report. Natural gas users in Essex, Kent and Lambton! counties would be affected, The same union has been on} By THE CANADIAN PRESS jto provide financial aid for,reduction in the value of the) those who can profit by higher|scholarship if the parent can af- Strike Vote OK'd By Gas Workers strike at British American Oil Co, refineries at Clarkson, Ont., Saskatoon, Kamloops, B.C., and in the Vancouver area since Sept,. 14, 'In the oil strike, further dis- agreement erupted Tuesday over who requested a meeting in Toronto in a bid to resolve the walkout. ; The union is. seeking a 55- cent-an-hour wage increase over a two-year period as well as job security provisions. Present average wage is $2.75 an hour. The company has offered a 35- cent-an-hour raise in a one-year contract. D. L. Campbell, a British American vice - president, ex- pressed surprise at reports which said James R. Duncan, Canadian director of the ovil workers .union, claimed BA had requested a meeting Friday with the union, He said the un- ion had asked for the meeting. University leaders reacted) ication , . ." he said, ford to pay part of the cost of warmly Tuesday to Prime Min-|""y, ' ° h ' "| While commending the plan,|his child's university education, ' ister Pearson's proposal to es- : Asie P tablish a $40,000,000 sehaarihip Dr, J, A. Corry, principal of] 'That seems better than mak- Costs Jump 38 er Cent Queen's University, Kingston,jing a flat $1,000 scholarship program for university stu , ghd lb 21 : ( Ont, expressed reserva-|which some persons don't really} dents. * tions about the fact that it)need,' commented R. B, Wish- . Under the program announced | doesn't appear to cover students/art, 'administrator of student On Cana a nti- u oat earlier in Ottawa, freshmen|who are not scholarship mate-| iawat i scholars chosen on merit would) rig}, Dr. Corry is also presidentlperte 1 welcome suck # pian! receive a- maximum $1,000 @/of the Association of Universt-|egpecially one administered at) OTTAWA (CP)--Like nearly] year for each of the four years|tjes and Colleges of Canada. |the local level so it ca be co-\every military development| of study at a cost of $10,000,000) 'The program provides for algrdinated with plans already in|Project, the Canadian navy's a year to the federal treasury, | existence at most Western Can-|200-ton prototype _anti-submar-| "This is good news," said Dr ¢ line hydrofoil boat is costing far, W: A, Riddell, principal at the! College Costs An "0. seat the Alberta |More than originally estimated, | Regina campus of the Univer k infor sources say | university's dean of graduate| "formed sanded ace | sity of Saskatchewan, 'What as | really appeals to me is that the Double B 69 studies, said: "I'm disappointed), The cost -- bed tagger ng scholarships may be continued y it's aimed only at the under-|$36,200,000, which Is a Del through the four-year course. OTTAWA (CP)--The- bureau\S™@duate level which I'm sure|or 38 gy neeors TT his veciuAas| This is 'where many scholar-|of statistics Tuesday published|it'S excellent for, However, se eties tea for tbe boat, $5,800,-| ships fail today in that they are/a report on-university financing|¥°Ul4. like to see some assist-| 020 i etonort akevicea Ata $7 only for the first year." that indicates operating ex.|@nce at our end as well." ais Hd ee the' wens sys-| Davidson Dunton, president of penses will double in the next} Dr. A. W. Preston, viceprin. (400. : Leet Carleton University, Ottawa,| four years. cipal of Bishop's University,|"~"' : described the federal plan as an) The report, covering univer-|Lennoxville, Que., said the pro-| Defence Minister Hellyer has interesting development which sity incomes and expenditures|stam sounds "like a goodjtackled this problem differently "should help meet the urgent|/for 1963-64, showed operating|!dea." 'Any move to help mer-jthan by the former method of| need for much greater student|expenditures will top $800,000,-|itorious people is helpful," he/stretching out the development aid." 000 in 1969-70, They were $290,-|said. "4 |program so that expenditures Chude. Bissell, president of 000,000 in 1963-64 and are esti-| Officials of three Montrea)|don't rise sharply in any one the University of Toronto, wel-/mated at $345,000,000 for 1964-|universities, McGill, Sir George| Year. a } comed the plan. 65, {Williams and Universite de| Informants said he has de- "Tt is good to knnw that the) Capital expenditure s| Montreal, declined comment be-|cided to drive through the pro- leaders of our. national political) amounted to $145,000,000 in 1963-|cause of the current federal/gram on schedule, meaning parties are aware of the need'64, lelection campaign, iIthat the high-speed hydrofoil-- jother nations to overtake the it will travel at 60 knots or bet- tér -- will be ready for sea trials next year. Mr. Hellyer feared that any delay would have merely in- creased costs further and, more important, would have allowed Canadian project. This is exactly what hap- pened in the case of the army's projected Bobcat armored troop carrier, It was under de- velopment for 10 years, during which time $9,249,000 was spent on it. But it was overtaken by developments in other coun- tries and Canada ended up buying the American M - 113 carrier, The defence department hopes it will be possible to build a fleet of comparatively inexpensive hydrofoils but the decision will depend on the sea trials, which will last about a year. GLECOFF'S SUPERMARKET We SS Ce BO FRESH KILLED TURKEYS egg 3 9: HAMBURG FRESHLY GROUND 3. 1,00 PRODU CE SPECIALS Seocliff Fancy FRESH TOMATO JUICE 4'°c: 1,99 BUTTER BIG 'G' CHEERIOS 47.2% 1.00 BREAD There is Nothing Like @ Cup of Nobob instant x APPLE PIES ane, 4% 39¢ eC. SEEDLESS COFFEE $02, Qge Smert's Foncy ae 2 139% 2g¢ SWISS ROLLS Se oor Sah apts Orange, Fruit Punch, é RAISIN ROLLS REG. 33< 31s GRAPES CRANBERRIES 5 foaves 95°. 'e 25° 4 U.S.A. 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