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pmend- gerous ites in ! a | home along with other oc- cupants of the house. No in- juries were reported. The same home was damaged last spring when hit by a Legislature Opens Loudly Plunge Into Loud Debate By THE CANADIAN PRESS where school and salary prob-|the confidence of the people be- The Quebec and British Co-jlems are at issue. |cause of its lack of action in the lumbia legislatures opened} Ontario, formally opening its) Montreal Roman Catholic teach- Tuesday and immediately/jegisiature' today, has finance,/ers' strike in which 217,000 plunged into loud debate. : _In Quebec, the Union Na-jon its urgency list. peeves government quickly ran) ne non - confidence motion) The non - confidence motion nto a non-confidence motion. |. had not come to a vote when In B.C., the Social Credit gov-|in the Quebec house erupted|in, house adjourned Tuesday ernment faced an unexpectedjover teachers' strikes. Opposi-|nicht, uproar from opposition mem-|tion Liberals lost a strong bid! bers and a round of boos from/to have the house adjourn and hundreds of spectators. |begin debate on the strike issue. Two other legislatures are in' afternoon. The driver of one Dean Walker home about upended car saw the storm five miles west of Wapello, coming and sought shelter by high winds Tuesday in the basement of the Cars were upended at the out of school. In other business, Justice Minister Jean - Jacques Bert- rand said a commission of in- fein , iah(SAYS ACTION LACKING quiry into the question of jus- session - Newfoundland's, which} tice in Quebec had been set up. faces a crisis caused by a gov-| The motion, presented by lass sats Sc ernment - defying strike uf hos-/Richard Hyde (L -- Westmount; Gustay ; reemblay +: Quebec's pital workers, and Manitoba's| said the government had Jost | Provincial auditor, sai ertaln isaid, but he refused Quebec Teachers Return Political Pressure Mounts bovine sttie's'e Sins jin New Westminster began after MONTREAL (CP) --Romanj;day and Tuesday after the ete eon We he Catholic teachers are to return|junction had been served. locrats tried to amend a routine| to their jobs today in the Ya-| In Montreal, negotiations be- motion to include Hansard-type| maska region of Quebec, ending|tween the Montreal Catholic], .counts of proceedings a strike which has left 8,500)school commission and two un- : the last year in the financial and general administration de- partment of Expo 67. Correct- ive measures were initiated, he children without classroom in-|ions representing the striking|SACRED JOINS | Suggested Applause, against protocol at of its own. eral government's next move. The pontiff two days ago) Labor Minister Clyde Wells voiced "'surprise and displea-jtold the House Tuesday 'hat he 'Rand Pegged As Capitalist |housing, labor and pollution high|Children and 9,000 teachers are; ideficiencies"' were noted during! former lo say] __ formal opening ceremonies,, TORONTO THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Jenuary 25, 1967 3if Italians Using English Words MILAN (AP) -- The Italian) guage had withstood time. language has opened its vocab-| widespread illiteracy and the ulary to an invasion of English| gutturals and lispings of one words that would have shocked) conqueror after another Mussolini, who banned foreign} Much as Dante changed the words. The words probably|grammar of Latin and the spell- would have intrigued Dante, | ing of words, the 2,000-year-old who softened Latin into Italian.|Latin pronunciation remained You can read in Italian books,|There has been so little change magazines and news papersithat Italians today can read such words as: call girl, play-) Dante in the original far easier boy, hobby, barman, cocktail,/than Englishmen can follow drink, whisky, bowling, break-' Chaucer. fast, blue jeans, spray, relax.) British, Canadian and Ameri glamor, sexy, suspense, jazz,|can troops in Italy towards the twist, shake, western, killer,'end of the Second World War kiss and even yacht. started the new vocabulary You hear. them spoken often, Movies, television and commer- too, although you may have to/cial advertising turned loose listen twice to catch the Italian the flood of new words that do pronunciation. not end in the traditional Ital- SOME SHOCCATO ian vowels, Some words have only gone . There has been some resist- halfway. Such strange forms ance from those who insist ev have emerged as Hane ADRS: Very thing should be kept Italiano stressato, and sometimes, Ital-|and tradizionale. |way rity even aie at the! One such was the municipal way things are going. official in the Alpine town of car. It- had been remodeled | Most of them, however, are! Pinerolo, who anid a cafe before that first mishap and enjoying the biggest foreign in-\qwner to take down a neon sign remodeled again prior to /fluence let into the Italian lan- reading 'snack bar.' That Tuesday's damage. |guage since the days of Danteliguched off a storm of protests --AP Wirephoto 'seven centuries ago. The lan- by townsfolk who said the offi- cial was being stupido Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Fat, talk, laugh or sneeze without fear of insecure false teeth dropping, slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH holds plates firmer and more com- fortably. 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NORTH 25) lb struction since Nov. 24: teachers were reported going But political pressure was)well under the mediation of Mr. mounting over the Union Na-|Justice Andre Monpetit of Que-|came when 22 opposition mem- tionale government's handling|bec Superior Court. lbers were joined by Social of teacher troubles in Montreal, \Crediter Ernie LeCours in vot- where 9,000 Roman Catholic rs 'ing for the amendment. teachers have been on strike L ] D | The applause turned to boos since Jan. 13, closing schools to} ega ivorce |when the remaining Social 217,000 children. ' Creditors stood to vote against At a meeting Tuesday in Co: ] the amendment. nearby St. Hyacinihe, 417 teach- ntroversia The legislature was opened in ers employed by the Yamaska : 'a hockey rink in New Westmin- school commission voted 58 per, ROME (AP)--Pope Paul's op- ster instead of the "chambers| cent in favor of staying off the position to Italian legislation to\ Victoria on the 100th anniver- job despite a court injunction|!egalize divorce is developing| ary of the first session of the served Sunday ordering them Soa SA ae legislative council of the united back to work. : . ; colony of B.C. However, union officials tola|¥°2"* | Major items in the throne) the teachers they must go back! Supporters of the Proposed speech forecast were plans to| to their classrooms. Only 67|law--which has divided Prem- protect consumers, a senarate| teachers reported to work Mon- | ier Aldo Moro's centre-left coali-|'ourist raed spar enent And . s Py a nome purchaser's grant. | tion government--question the In Newfoundland, fos pital! right of the Pope to express|workers in Grand Falls, who| Cd er judgment on the work of law-|Tyesday defied a provincial cab- | makers in this Roman Catholic/inet order not to strike, were country where the Vatican is es-'awaiting an afternoon legisla- Increases tablished in a sovereign state ture session today for the Lib- = Committee sure' after a parliamentary|would introduce an act respect- . commission declared that a billjing hospitals and an amendment jto permit divorce in certainto the Labor Relations Act. Pat Ne cl Te} does not violate Italy's) In Winnipeg, Premier Duff of the Progressive Connevra: constitution. The commission's|Roblin's Conservative govern- tive party, said Tuesday he will seein rap manghid cigar a ee ee og ignoring propose thet the party's exees-|um ul Sev 10 the floor of Par-ithe financial plight of s_minat- tive committee authorize fivel,ather 'than a two-thirds. vote|proposed. $05,000,000. foundation tat coasy ote ce will be needed to approve it. |program to private schools. | ership convention later this) year, | Mr. Camp said the increase | to five from three delegates would allow wider representa-/| tion at leadership conventions, | giving Young Progressive (. °-| servative organizations one del-| egate, women's PC groups a delegate and the senior constit- uency organizations three dele- gates. 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