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PAULINE JEWETT. of Ottawa shows her reaction | elected by the national Liberal party. A change in the party ex- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 13, 1966 7 Nichol Re-Elected As Liberal Leader OTTAWA (CP) -- Senator John L. Nichol, 42, was re- acclamation Wed- nesday to his second term as president of the Liberal Feder- ation of Canada at the party's biennial conference. For the first time, four vice- presidents were elected. They are Senator J. Leopold Langlois of Quebec City, Pauline Jewett of Ottawa, John H_ .Dickey -of Halifax and Aime Derosiers of _Montreal.' Gordon Dryden of Toronto was elected secrétary- treasurer. Only Mrs. Derosiers and Miss Jewett are newcomers io ite party executiye. Their election followed a change in the party's Poison Crop Spray Reaps $1,100 Fine SIMCOE (CP)--Provost Avia- tion Ltd. of Lambeth was fined $1,100 and costs Tuesday for il- legally spraying three Norfolk County tobacco crops with a highly toxic insecticide. Magistrate W. E. Ross con- constitution, approved earliet in the conference, which added two women vice-presidents, One is to be English-speaking and the other French. Miss Jewett is a former member of Parliament for Northumberland, defeated last year by George Hees, a former Progressive Conservative cab- inet minister. After his election, Senator' Nichol said the party was with- out sufficient. depth and scope in communicating with the pub- lic during his last term and it did not adequately fulfil its or- ganizationa! rele among young Liberals. He said activity in these fields will begin immediately and said a permanent research facility will have to be estab- lished to bridge the gaps tnat exist between conventions. Grateful City. Rewards Cabbie TORONTO (CP)--John Kwan, a taxi driver shot twice while helping volice, was told Wed- nesday that his bravery has earned him a cab owner's lic- ence. The Metropolitan Toronto Lic- ensing Commission moved Mr. Kwan ahead of 500 applicants to reward him with the licence which would be worth between $3,000 and $4,000 if he wishes to sell it. 2 Mr. Kwan was shot after a woman -inspped into his cab Sept.. 13 and ordered him to speed away from pursuing po- lice who wanted her in connec- tion with a shooting outside a Toronto tavern. During ihe chase the woman shot him in the leg and put a bullet through his two - way radio. Near the end of the chase, Mr. Kwan saw in his rear-view mirror the woman aiming at policemen coming be- hind ina cruiser. RENT-A-CAR ws $8.00 PER DAY DAY -- WEEK -- MONTH PLUS LOW MILEAGE CHARGE Fraser's Suit Sale ends this Saturday, 6 p.m. Wednesday after being elected one of the first two Women vice-presidents of ecutive, approved at the three-day conference which ended Wednesday, allowed election of Miss Jewett, for- mer member of Parliament for Northumberland, and Mrs. Aime Derosiers of Montreal, Four vice-presi- dents now are elcted. (CP Wirephoto) victed the firm on threé counts of violating the Pesticides Act by using the insecticide without the consent. of a director of the industrial hygiene branch of the department of health. The magistrate ordered the company's licence suspended for six months. | . 725-6553 coe RUTHERFORD'S CAR AND TRUCE. RENTALS 725-6553 14 ALBERT ST, MAP UNSEEN SIDE Russian scientists have iden- tified 3,500 and named 153 fea- tures on the far side of the moon. 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