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1@ THE COHAWA TIMES, Pridey, October 21, 1966 --|Militant Group Wants NEWS IN BRIEF |French Tuition In School : of ! of Atomic & of Canada Ltd, at Chalk River, Ont, INDUSTRIALIST DIES PARRY SOUND, Ont. (CP)-- * Victor P. H, Green, 63, chair man ae of 8 igge 4 died in hospital : . Mr. Green was taken * to hospital Oct. 11 after suffer- > {ng injuries in # two-car, head- ~ om enllision near Parry Sound * in which his wife, Isabella, was killed. CONFERENCE SET OSHAWA (CF) -- About 96 youths from across Canada will attend a conference here during the weekend to plan how Can- ada can best help developing - countries of the world. The Cen- tennial International Develop- ment Program is sponsoring the conference. COMMITTED FOR TRIAL TORONTO (CP)--Donald Eu- gene Cooke, 28, of Elora, Ont., was committed for trial Thurs- day on a charge of non-capital murder in the Oct. 2 death of Dr. Rowena Hume, 89, of Tor- onto, one of Canada's oldest 'women doctors. FORGETS PEN, LOSES LIFE HAMILTON (CP)--A forgot- ten pen cost a 13-year-old Ham- ilton boy his life, an inquest Fe told arrived Thursday. Dan at school Oct. 5, without the pen and dashed home on his bicycle. He col- lided with a car and died in hospital. AGED REJECTED TORONTO (CP) -- ry rejection of Canada's 1,500, over 65 is reflected in eodeanate community services, low incomes and poor housing, the Ontario Public Health Asso- elation was told Thursday. Dr. Cope Sch , associate pro- fessor of public health and pre- ventive medicine at the Univer- sity of Toronto, said public health departments have stalled in accepting responsibility for co-ordinating home care for the HEADS NEW MUSEUM OTTAWA (CP) --_ Appoint- ment of Dr. David M. Baird, 46, of Ottawa as the first director of the new National Museum of Sclence and Technology was an- nounced Thursday. . Baird has been chairman of the geol- "7 department at the Univer- of Ottawa for the last eight TRUSTS SPEAK. UP OTTAWA (CP) -- The Trust|, WINNIPEG (CP)--A Franco- es Association asked|Manitoban education group will the ral government Thurs-|mark its 50th anniversary this day to relax some of the cur-|year with a militant campaign rent, restrictions bd trust cOm-!to restore its long-banned lan- panies concurrently with revi-| puage to Li sion of the Bank Act. The asso- poise My stent: eke tans ting firms han- Canada, are needed to ensure that the pg Rg trust companies can compete os "iad with the' chartered Pp to show for its first half-century of existence, . But if there is not some un- _ | bending of Manitoba's rigid pub- RESEARCH BACKING UP. | lic school laws at the next ses- OTTAWA (CP)--The National|sion of the legislature, public Research Council's support for|demonstrations will be orga- university research continued|nized and support sought from its sharp rise in the 1965-66 fis-| French-Canadians in other prov- cal year, the council said in its|inces. annual report tabled Thursday| Plans for the 50-anniversary in the Commons. University re-|celebration were announced search support, which totalled|Thursday at a news conference only $1,900,000 in the 1955-56 fis-| by l'Association d'Education des cal year, increased to $21,900,- Canadiens Francais du Mani- WU wy last your, up eajeuesere toha, daunted ta nreserving from the previous year, aye ---- and culture in e province, WOULD BE DRIVEN "All we are really seeking," OTTAWA (CP) -- Premier|said lawyer Rheal Teffaine, as- Daniel Johnson of Quebec said| sociation public relations of- e ficer, "is the same right that the English-speaking minority has in Quebec," WANTS FULL STATUS An official statement said the association "is committed to work towards recognition of the principle of two nations in Ca- nada, not Quebec and the rest of the country but Canada com- posed of two peoples having united their destiny on a basis of justice and equality... . To put it in its simplest, form; we want to be full-fledged Cana- dians." Manitoba's ban on French as a language of public school ins- truction dates back to 1916, the ear the association was 'ounded, It was relaxed three years ago to the extent that French languages and literature may be taught in Frencn ior one hour a day to students of French Canadian background, but other courses still must be taught in English. Full French tuition is avail- able only in private schools-- generally operated by the Roman Catholic Church--which are not eligible for public tax support in Manitoba, Mr. Justice L, H. Deniset of is » rae a as parents." ition ratio ual to at the time our children to grow up speal anitoba became a province in ing -- French, sa nae Ne tg meng have fourth place behind 'Gage of * and day and Saxon, Ukrainian that happening any way. Our|German, About 85,000 of Mani. gregation and nitoba there is no the Manitoba Court of Appeal, association president, said the group is not concerned with the hial schoo! question and is voting its efforts to expansion of French in publi- schools at- tended by children of French background, "We have had discussions with Premier Roblin and we are confident something is going to be done," said Mr. Teffaine. "But if it is not, we intend to take whatever sieps are neces- sary." If French instruction is ex- tended, the association ---- that English - speaking children in predominantly French school districts be provided free trans- portation and non-resident fees H SS 1D AB mine de ol VO WHIVEU Money Yteies ey me tend a neighboring English) , school, The same right would be granted to French students in predominantly English districts, Mr, Justice Deniset was asked how much sympathy the non-French Manitoba population has for the association's aims. "In some areas people are Thursday night that if Quebec ever withdrew from Canada "we would have been driven to it. In the heart of every French- Canadian, there is no real in- tention of getting into a ghetto," Mr. Johnson said in answering questions on the CBC television ner Twenty Million Ques- ions. FARMERS HIT INACTION BEAUPORT, Que. (CP)-The Quebec Catholic Farmers' Un- ion Thursday accused the prov- ince's federal members of Par- liament from all parties of "in- action" on questions affecting agriculture, Some 500 delegates attending the union's annual congress passed a resolution calling their parliamentary rep- resentatives "'very poor spokes- men" for Quebec's farmers. TALK ONTARIO TRADE BELGRADE (AP) -- An On- tario trade mission and Yugo- slav business leaders Thursday discussed the possibilities of es- tablishing cldser economic co- operation between the two coun- tries. "We came to get ac- quainted with possibilities and needs of the Yugoslav economy and to conclude business ar- rangements with Yugoslav en- terprises,"" said mission leader Stanley Randall, the province's trade and development minis- ter. ~ HOPES FOR B-B REPORT OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Minis- ter Pearson said Thursday he cannot give any indication when he will receive the final report of the royal commission on bi- lingualism and_ biculturalism, He added in reply to a question in the Commons that he hopes it will be "before long." years. Ambulance Act Grant Studied The possibility of grants funder the Ambulance Services Act, 1966 will be examined by - Wrank Markson, city treasurer. structure of the new Act to de- termine if grants would be available to Oshawa. A letter from the Department a regulation has been enacted under the Ambulance Services Act, 1966, prescribing grants -- to municipalities, local of health and public hos- tals for the provision of am- ce services. 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