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St. Laurent government -- the,fully matc#ng ensembles, He|gave in his report on the judge shrewd and personable lawyer|exudes affability and is a lively|tabled in Parliament Monday. was a going concern in many|non - stop conversationalist. He|He and a partner had picked|tax @ out of that sale:|rel and squeezed the wutmdst® directions. enjoys the good life, includingjup a piece of land in Sudbury) 'The fact that we had... ma-|price out of them is 2 Besides having amassed a\big cars, and. one of his luxur-|for $173,000 in 1949 and sold dt)noeuvered Kresge's over a bam|to the issue," considerable fortune -- he said|ies is a villa he has owned for|for $325,000 in 1956. Would-Be Actor e e 'Now In Limelight tines he aise year pay of SOLD AT PROFIT. as innocent in auch dealings RONTO (CP) ~ Leo Lan-|tices in the north. His business|a judge--he had held most of| His propensity for picking up|Mr. Rand observed, "is demon- arevile taelt or becoming an|acumen was such that he|the major elective municipal of-|money in large chunks was il-|strated by language addressed actor a§ a young man, but|started a business school as alfices in Sudbury and was ajlustrated by an instance inquiry|to the Tax Appeal Board in the there were too many "hungry|sideline in a few years. power in Liberal politics region-|commissioner Ivan C. Randicourse of an appeal from a gift actors in those depression days.| Friends can still recall himjally, However, in his one run Now he's on stage' front and| opening class at 9 a.m., teach-|for the Ontario legislature, in Ceatre in one of the great po-|ing for an hour and then dash-| 1951, he was defeated. But he SSS | itinat-tadiotal dramas af Cana.|ine off'for the opening of court. bounced bac! and was mayor dian history. bi sg this My 4 seven poms "-- ieee Sor aie 7 y the time he was called to slim well-groomed man 0! ral ays samcempamting ale, the Supreme Court in 1956--as|less than average height, he tained wealth and prestige when | one of the last appointees of the dresses expensively but taste- he decided to turn to a com bination of the law and bus- iness, now has been labelled un- fit to hold judicial office. The federal government is acting on the condemnatory Rand report to ask Parliament to remové THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 31, 1966 3S' 9 to Midoite in the Dining Lounge APPEARING THIS WEEK IN "The Vintage Room" The Exciting Sound of Tijuana a with Be JOEY MORANT and His Sonic Trumpet ANOING NIGHTLY ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 2nd BIG HIT!! FRANK SINATRA & TREVOR HOWARD "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" B Ox Office 8PM, Show Starts et Dusk him, The 56-year-old judge refuses to resign, protesting innocence of impropriety in a stock deal, and becomes the first judge since Confederation to be in- volved in such a removal ac- tion. It is one of the few rebuffs in) the life of Leo Landreville since) he left his native Ottawa to %& make his way in the Northern| Ontario mining city of Sudbury) 30 years ago. With only occa-| sional detours, his course has} been steadily upward, Chand | ore politically and finan- | cially. - } covered them. The woman | BROKE WHEN STARTED Downstoirs was released but her hus- | He was broke when he started band was held as a Viet |practising Jaw in Sudbury, but| WHITBY ARENA Cong suspect. in a few years he had one of the} ___(AP Wirephoto) |busiest and most lucrative il Wed., Aug. 31st, 8-12 p.m., Non-Stop REFRESHING Ea) 4 BIG BANDS ON 4 GIANT STAGES GLITTERING: @ THE SPASSTIKS! Canade's top rock group as voted by recent CHUM poll @ THE MYNAH BIRDS with the boss Yorkville sound @ THE COUNTS comedy with rock @ ROY KENNOR and the ASSOCIATES soul chythm and biues Is Very Pleased to ANNOUNCE That It Is Now Under L.C.B.O, Licensing. Hwy. 401 Inter. 75 1OSHAWA DRIVE-IN 623-3373 | -- a starring That "Man Of The West" BATTLE of the BIG BANDS DANCING LICENSED UNDER LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD OF ONTARIO GEORGIAN MOTOR HOTEL THORNTON RD, SOUTH AT CHAMPLAIN AVE, MUDDY ESCAPE A Vietnamese woman, face and clothing 'covered with muck, is questioned by a government Ranger in a Viet Cong hamlet in the Mekong Delta some 140 miles southeast of Saigon late last week. The woman plunged with her husband into a mudhole usually the demain of pigs and water buffalo when government troops fired into the vil- lage, They surfaced only to breathe until soldiers dis- CWL Urges Rail Strike Social Action HAMILTON (CP)--Social ac-| tion on the rail strike was called | 50 4100 : fs : ¢ for at the Catholic Women's!g.35 _ 9.19 League of Canada convention| : Tuesday by Rt. Rev. J. A. Mac-| Lellan of Edmonton. | Delegates at the annual na- tional convention were discus- sing what sort of social action is suitable for the league. Msgr. McLellan said dele-| gates could taken an immediate | action by appealing to labor not) to defy Parliament by prolong- ing the current railway strike if it passes a bill ending the atrike, Rey. J. T. Shea, director of the social action department of the Canadian Catholic Confer- ence, drew. applause by reply- ing that if an appeal were made, it should go to all par- ties--labor, management and government. A panel discussion was told that Roman Catholics must not follow the lead of Catholic in- tellectuals and abandon their separate schools, John Sweeney, a separate school inspector in Kitchener, | said the separate school system has better teachers and more | money now than it has ever had and must play its part in the SALE ENDS SAT | " | PRICE GUARANTEE! Siecntion reveiien: THURSDAY and FRIDAY 20th Century-Fox presents AN AARON ROSENBERG préouction ALL COLOR FAMILY SHOW [KIDS vt" FREE ! MIDNIGHT SHOW THIS SUNDAY! DRESS: Your choice, Advance tickets $1.25, At Door; $2.00 ADVANCE AGENCIES @ TORONTO: @ WHITBY: Corner Store Shorty's Ciger Store | | BOX OFricg Yonge St. Whitby Arena OPENS 8:0 FIRS¢ sHOW LIVERPOOL RO, N.AT 401 42-1250 TE PEE DRIVE-IN A&A Records, @ PICKERING: C.N. Sounds @ OSHAWA: Dise Shop, Shop- ping Centre Marty's Record Centre Henderson's Book Store Handy Ber, Ritson Rd. $. | | OVER 4,000 PEOPLE EXPECTED FOR THIS DANCE! 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The company says the wage increase will bring the average hourly earnings of its textile workers above the level for United States cotton textile in- dustry workers in the first year of the contract. The contract provides for an increase of 3 cents an hour over a three-year period. The strikers had asked for a 42-cent increase on the present $1.79 av- erage hourly rate. The"Workds Im mortal Adventure! Completely. Autometic 30" RANGE With timed outlet, remov able oven door and gioss window, Your choice of Gen eral Electric, MecClory-Easy or Kelvinotor Priced to soll ot *149 W.W.T. as GENERAL ELECTRIC Console TV Solid wood cabinet, hond wired, power transformer, light-up channels, tone con- trol. Comparative price $369. 229 With Approved Trade MeCLARY--EASY. AUTOMATIC WASHER and DRYER Comporotive price $439. 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