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red Sea aay nounced by the companies) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, October 15, 1965 JJ s s | Higher Education Confab Complex Deal | '= B Ni k 1Fi | = Se des alles is No. 1--has also under-| HOUSEHOLD HINT | ies s . } aA s Ps ae ee) | ICKEL FATMS asian subsidiaries in the Un-(anee_ to bene $2,000,000 in) Chewing gum "will part, com, i aes \gava area of Quebec will be| exploration, development and/Pany from almost anything ex @alr DLaLe TORONTO (CPj--A complex! T cpcod |prospecting on the propert in| You toss the article into the deal which will result in Feel ie deal sii tor a recaplakthe-next-six-years y iN) freezer until it's good and cold. conbridge Nickel Mines Ltd. calls e athe meats. years \The hardened flak h MICHAEL GILLAN eral points he wanted to make poy ong per cent of the out, (ization of Raglan after Falcon-| The agreement is subject to| off. 3 gum flakes right bridge' buys 619,093 unissued/approval by the Toronto Sock) B OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Min-\clear at this time. tanding common stock of Rag- id Thursday he| 'The federal government. it ian Nickel. Mines Soe oe ay (Raglan shares at $2.26 each, for)iixchange, te Canadian Stock -------- ; aS la total of $1,394,984. Exchange, Raglan sharehold- AE JOHNSON 0D | » be VU. ister Pearson 8a hopes his proposed federal-pro- said, is prepared to contribute | _--__$_$_=_$__$_$_$_____---- vincial conference to discuss|to university financing: 80 that a " A F pesca ay a cabinet minister be respon: Falconbridge has also agreedjers and the lieutenant-governor f; higher education|in concert with the provinces sinie for co-ordinating th een- to pay Raglan $1,353,472 for its|in council of Quebec. OPTOMETRIST in Asbestos Corp. Shares of Falconbridge closed| 1414 King St, East versities in all parts of the|tire. federal' education -- effort, 67,604 shares at $105% on the Toronto Stock financing 9 y will have their needs yt no federal department|Ltd. : Falconbridge, the world's sec-|Exchange Thursday, up $1. can be held early next year. juni 723-2721 After @ M-minute meeting orite with representatives 0 the As-\fulfilled. should be created, Dr Andrew {_ Universities and) Secondly, the large-scale USC saig, ; ond largest nickel producer-- Raglan was unchanged at $2.20." 2 --------_ nd largest nickel sociation © Colleges of Canada, Mr. Pear-jof tax money for university fi-)---- son said invitations for the con-nancing was sound only if it) ference have yet to be sent out.|serves the 'national purposes But he repeated an earlier which are the concern of the statement that. he hoped a pro- federal government," he said. gram of additional federal fi-| Thirdly, the prime minister nancial help can be in effect said he would not feel justified by the start of the next aca-|in spending large amounts from demic year. the federal treasury if some) A. brief submitted to the young able Canadians were} prime minister by the delega-\barred from universities be- fion endorsed most points made cause of lack of money. | by the Bladen report on higher jp NEEDED education published last week, "Adequate measures of stu-| and made four new recommen-|dent aid are an indispensable dations as well. part of our approach to univer- It called for more generous sity assistance." federal tax equalization pay-' pr, Geoffrey Andrew, execu-| ments to the four Atlantic Prov: tive director of the association, | inces, with a special federal|igiq a press conference after . grant of $3,000,000 annually UN-\the meeting that Mr. Pearson's| til the new equalization Pay-|statement was "most encourag: ments are arranged. ing" because it recognized that It said supplementary federal ynjjateral action should not be grants to all universities should taken by the federal govern- be based on the number of NOn-|ment. | resident students, and that fed- Dr. Andrew said the associ-) eral research grants should be ation favors use of scholarships| } do the Jones' really drink? increased even more than the and bursaries during the early Bladen report suggested. university years, with increas- ACCEPTS ESTIMATE ing use of loans during the / on 1 36 ONLY In a prepared statement, Mr.|later university years Pearson said his government' Dr. Andrew also said some accepts the Bladen report's €S-|persons had misinterpreted the timate of the increase of uni-'Bladen report as recommend- versity students to 461,000 ining establishment of a federal 1975-76 with total government! education department. | spending at $1,704,000,000. The association had checked) He said the expenditures with Dean Bladen and his in-| would be large but the govern-itention was to recommend that| ment agrees "an expanding | -- nn country can afford them and, -- indeed, that they are an invest-| || NEED URNACE? ment which will yield good re-| | turns in the progress of OUT) |} No Down Payment--first Payment Hi JR. ADULTS HEATHERTONE WOOL JUMPERS on this fall with a heather- selection of popular shades with a flavour you don't have to disguise. The sensible price is an extra you get for having good taste in the first place. One other thing: you don't have to be one of the Jones' to appreciate Bonded Stock. All you need is a taste for good whisky. When it comes to whisky, the Jones' can afford to please themsetves. Yet they don't let price dictate their taste. They have taste of their own. 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