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Immigration Policy Sets Stress On Skills OTTAWA (CP) -- The new immigration policy unveiled in the Commons Friday is a housecleaning job that puts the emphasis firmly on. skills, no matter where they are found. It puts a pinch on sponsored immigration from Southern Europe, source of most un- skilled immigrants. And it closes loopholes which have caused major headaches to the department in recent years. At the same time, it corrects old injustices. All citizens will be able to sponsor from any country a wide class of relatives formerly limited to Europe and the Americas. Meanwhile, the passage vi families from anywhere in the world, not just Europe, will be assisted through loans of up to a, au a leuuiy perrts Permapent residents who ar- rived as landed immigrants be- fore today will have the same sponsorship privileges as citi- zens for the next six years. After Oct. 14, 1972, non-citizen residents will be able to sponsor dependent relatives only. Maestro Leads: Striking Band PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Led by. its old maestro, Leopold Stokowski, striking members of the Philadelphia Orchestra played a benefit performance for themselves before an audi- ence of 9,000 Friday night. Stokowski, 85, led the or. tra through 30 years as it grew te one of the foremost in the world. Eugene Ormandy now is its music director. The program of Beethoven, Moussorgsky, Diamond and Stravinsky gave the orchestra its first opportunity to play to- gether since last August. Mem- bers went on strike Sept. 19 over a new contract, delaying the start of the orchestra's regular season. At the close of the concert, given in the cavernous Conven- tion Hall, Stokowski made a plea that the strike be settled. CPA NONSTOP*o HAWAII FROM TORONTO he sunny es of Hawaii, ys daily jet service from Toronto via Vancouver Dec, 15~ Apr. 29.) So think of something different this winter ~ S shink of Hawaii! 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They'll be able to bring. in "true dependents" -- wives or lausbands, unmarried children under 21, parents who aren't entering the labor. force, ai orphaned relatives under 16. In spelling out the philosophy penina the future sponsershir system, the white. paper said: "If citizenship is a condition ing non - d the sponsored move- of sp valativac. ment will lose its potential for by explosive growth. "If each successive link in the chain' requires five years to forge--while the immigrant be- comes a citizen before he be- comes a sponsor--we will not continue to face the dilemma that unskilled workers may be an increasing part of the immi- gration movement although the proportion of jobs that require little education or skill is de- clining. SINGER'S ESP PROVES A FLOP SARNIA, Ont. (CP) -- Nearby oil drilling operations sparked by a singer's claim to extra - sensory perception |, have closed down with the discovery of salt water at the 2,267-foot level. Singer Toni Carroil, who started it all, has gone home Py'through with the oil busi- 'ness.' Miss Carroll was president of Qositive Mental Attitude Oil Explorations Ltd., which spent about $35,000 drilling the hole on Fawn Island in the St. Clair River 17 miles south of here. Operations closed Thursday night. Drilling inspector Wil- liam Brittain of the Ontario department of energy re- sources said there were no signs of oil in the area and traces of salt water, normally ending chances of striking oil, had appeared. The drilling stirred up con- trovérsy in area municipali- ties which had appealed to Premier Robarts for fear that drinking water might be pol- luted: The Ontario government said last week it was unable to rescind_the order allowing 0 proceed. IN MEMORIAM Ron v4) Haan whe pore part memory of Eleanor away Oc- Mer' 1%, One year has passed, Since our aq sorrow fell, The shock we received 'that day, No one can ys tell, eo} gave us Ri to meet it, ir the blow, But rigs sg be to lose her, Bo one will ever know. her smile is gone forever, hand we Eanitot touch, God has her in His keeping, We have her in our rts. --Sediy missed and lovingly f, WAG, airieiar be 2 Ea jamities. Jettle i who passed awa' Memories are like strands of gold, They never fade or never grow old. ach remembered by husband, son and fami! REID --- In loving memory of my dear wife, who passed away October 15, 1965. Her memory is as dear today, As in the hour she passed away. veer missed by husband David. ROZKO -- In loving memory of @ dear husband, William Cae who passed Always remembered in our hearts, Caim and peaceful he is sleeping, ae rest that follows pain, him sadly miss him, Bur trust in God to meet again. --Sadly missed by wife Annie, son Mor- Ha anoghterse-low Olga and grandchil- HANNON = In tov s dear husband, Donald lexander shane fon, who passed away October 16, 1962. Love's greatest ot -- petiuiance. --Sadly missed by wife Sally. A LASTING TRIBUTE For Permanence and dignity we suggest | MOUNT LAWN | MEMORIAL. PARK | | | | } BRONZE MEMORIALS For courteous advice please visit the Park Office. 723-2633 LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements and floral arrangements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE 728-6555 After-hours 725-7928 CARD OF THANKS ' learning to ruffesociety and the Opposition MPs Press House Medicare Fight | By MICHAEL GILLAN OTTAWA (CP) -- The Con- servative and New Democratic parties Friday continued to hammer 'the government over its medical insurance legisla- tion, but for different reasons, The Conservatives think it a bad plan, and have moved an amendment urging that if be tailored to suit more of the provinces and that it be volun- }Minister Mitchell Sharp last THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, October 15, 1966 3 a tary rather than aniversal in its coverage. The NDP likes the plan but dislikes the government deci- sion, announced by Finance month in an anti-inflation move, to postpone its starting date one vy until July 1, 1968, NDP spokesman said his Sad plans to keep the debate going awhile in the hope that some disgruntled Liberal back- | (Salers Teach-In Panel i a, a i a hails, Scores TORONTO (CP) -- The Red 4(Guarde were described alter- nately as decent young men last resort of the revolutionary- enthusiasm school, at the open- ing Friday of the University of Toronto's three - day interna- tional teach-in on China. About 5,000 people nearly filled Varsity Stadium to hear Dr. Han Suyin, Chinese-born doctor and author, Lord Lindsay of Birker, who lived in China during the first years of the Communist revolution and David Crook, who teaches at the Foreign Languages Institute in Peking. What they heard were the speakers' views. of the Commu- Red Guat ards nist revolution. Dr. Suyin and Mr. Crook spoke of it glow- imgiy. iia Lindsay hed § widely different view. Dr. Suyin said the Red Guards abided by the 16 points of Mao Tse-tung's doctrine, one of which rules against violence, "Some of their little brothers may wave bamboo sticks, but these are the only arms they carry,"' she told a press confer- ence, The guards were not. hooli- gans, but decent young men,| Mr. Crook said, He said he understands the guards spend most of their time bench members will stand up and speak against the govern- ment. The spokesman also said the party hopes to "smoke out" Prime Minister Pearson or Mr. Sharp before the debate con- cludes to explain the govern- ment decision once again. The list of speakers remain- ing at the end of Friday's de- bate included several Liberals, ae and New Demo- crats, | Death Toll Reaches 1] MONTREAL (CP)--The final death toll in a shattering series of explosions at a chemical plant in suburban LaSalle has been placed at 11, * All 11 were men working at the plant, operated by Monsanto Canada Ltd: Another 10 persons were injured but almost all of these now are. released from hospital. The plant, a portion of which lies shattered, will be closed until next week as the company pressed an Investigation of Thursday night's disaster. MAY DELAY VOTE One informant said the list was long enough to hold off a vote on a Conservative amend- ment until Monday night or} Tuesday afternoon, After this there is oppor- tunity for further debate on the motion to give the legislation second reading -- approval in principle--and on the detailed | clause-by-clause study. The debate, started last July,| was resumed Thursday. The Conservative amendment, moved Thursday by Dr. P. B. Rynard (PC -- Simcoe East), calls on the government to secure provincial co-operation fore starting the plan, recog- nize the apr of voluntary |choice by individuals, provide, for sufficient medical research and training and assist persons who cannot afford premiums, in military training, studying Mao's works, and doing volun- tary work such as helping with the harvest. FOR THE 74 CELINA STREET "Free Customer Parking whi in the fabrics . -- FINEST Custom and Ready Made DRAPES = Shades and M&C Dry Goods & Draperies EXPERTLY INSTALLED DRAPERY TRACKS 723-7827 le shopping et our store" | De LUCA-- We wish to thank yok many relatives, friends and the kindness _ Pritiing veg shown us in| the loss of ou: and brother Gary. We aaa 'witht to thank Father Byrne for his consoling words. All the donors of the many beautiful flower offerings, mass cards, the pallbearers) and Morris Funeral Home. | --Mr. and Mrs. &. De Luca, | Angie and Terry. 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REYNOLD INVITES YOU TO COLORAMA ILLUSTRATED LECTURES This special series of meetings will help you find the answers to the perplexing questions being asked by a world that is reaching for the stars... PASTOR J. C. REYNOLDS Where did we come from and where are we going? Is man more than an animal ? Is God dead or alive ? Can you safely believe in Christ and the Bible ? PLUS SPECIAL FULL-COLOR MOVIE FILMS SHOWN EACH NIGHT AT 7:30 P.M. Marvel at a variety of Nature's fascinating phenomena space. Peer through a microscope into the teeming world of tiny creatures in a single drop of water... mighty. cities and empires of the past . blaze through a scientist's body. All this . . see picture taken inside a beating human heart. View the wreckage. of . and watch as one million volts of electricity . and more in the showing of a series of thir- teén popular and dramatic films producted by the Moody Institute of Science. 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