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| 2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, Februery 9, 1967 GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE ' OTTAWA (CP)--Labor Min- ister Nicholson reiterated in the Commons Wednesday that he would like to see an increase in unemployment insurance bene- fits. its. He told Stanley Knowles (NDP -- Winnipeg North & Centre), who asked whether there will be an increase this year, that he has asked for the views of the unemployment in- surance commission. German Veterans LONDON (CP) -- A Canadian informant says German war veterans have been quietly ad- vised to stay away from the Ca- nadian observance of the 25th anniversary of the Second World War's bloody Dieppe raid next August. The informant said Wednes- day the advice was conveyed by a Canadian official through the mayor of Dieppe, a French town raided by Allied, mostly Canadian, commandos at heavy/ cost in August, 1942, A Dieppe official said the mayor simply told the Germans that the ob- JOHN R. NICHOLSON - . - Seeks Increase Assistance Labor Minister Nicholson Seeks Insurance Increase '\Public Information 4 WASHINGTON (CP) -- Appli- servance is a Canadian affair|cations for assistance are piling and it is up to the Canadians to up from U.S. workers claiming decide who should participate. Transport Bill OTTAWA (CP)--The govern- ment transport bill received final reading in the Senate Wed- nesday and now requires only royal assent before becoming law. The big transport bill estab- lishes a national transportation » policy and creates a 17-member commission to oversee all forms of transportation in Can- ada coming under federal juris- » diction. Ford Crippled SALISBURY (Reuters )}--Rho- - |run save money, says the Ca- to have been displaced by the} Canada. in the volume of such displace- ment. nadian Medica! Association Journal. "These programs are eco-| ically feasible," says the| desia's Ford car - plant here has stopped produc- tion, crippled by British trade sanctions, it was reported Wed- besday. In Umtali, 160 miles northeast of here,, the British Motor Cor- poration plant, was also near- ing the bottom of the barrel and has only enough kits to turn out vehicles for about six weeks. Starts Lent VATICAN CITY (AP) -- His hhead marked with ashes as a symbol of man's humility, Pope Paul led the world's 500,000,000 Roman Catholics Wednesday into the annual 40-day Lenten season of penitence and prayer. The pontiff received the ash smudge at the confessional altar of St. Peter's Basilica before ajo crowd of several thousands Si '|publication in an editorial. lic health measure directed at); noma (cancer) and the entire ing for quently develop invasive carci- n mother-substitute for dependent ss New Directors TORONTO (CP) -- Attorney- General Wishart Wednesday named 46 area directors under Ontario's new legal-ald plan. will be John Magwood of Tor- County. Mr. Magwood will have gathered for his weekly general audience. Francis J. Cornish of Toronto as associate director. MERE ond ee The Ontaris Labor Relations|go off with a really big bang, Board has certified the Inter-|Feb. 18. The C i tennial Centre However, officials said. Wed-|Wednesday will nesday the U.S. still appears tojfor second reading -- approval be running well behind Canada/in principle--today. Health Screening ductions of between $1 and $19/¢, TORONTO (CP) -- Periodic|@ month for accommodation public health screenings of all|leased by the Ontario Housing Canadian women more than 20|Corp. were announced today by years old to detect early cancer|Stanley Randall, Ontario econ- of the uterus could in the longj°mics and development minis- ter. the detection of early carci-|r.ctiye April 1. female population at risk is cov- , c ered, the cost to society is con- pron ' bsg to all domestic siderably less thn that of car-|.14 charter operators. The old oma . . . and providing &/4i- Canada and Canadian Pa- Toronto hearing aid p The only full-time director|opposes legislation requirin censing of firms selling hearing nto, area director for Yorkjaids, Sidney Samole, the comp- any's general manager, said Wednesday. week, Liberal James Trotter, member for Toronto-Parkdale, asked the government to bring ing a two-day attack against Beltone's sales practices and the interest rates charged by Utopian Investments Ltd. f Economic Lift HALIFAX (CP)--Cape Bret- on's once-depressed Strait of Canso area received another economic lift Wednesday -- its third in less than a year--with announcement of a $40,000,000 oil refinery to be built by Brit- ish American Oil Co. Ltd. OTTAWA (CP) -- A mam- moth public information cam- paign--with a price tag of some $380,000--is telling Canada's old age pensioners how they may qualify for the $30 monthly sup- plementary pension. On the mailing list of the na- tional health and welfare de- tions and 280 radio stations. To Push Bill jincial government Insurance Corp. legislature n u Leslie Rowntree, minister of|ers have been permanently dis- auto production agreement with|financial and commercial af-|| e ; fairs, said the bill he introduced Rent Reductions TORONTO (CP) -- Rent re-|( Liability Doubled nsurance to $40,000 a seat, ef-jc The ruling, made public Wed-|the so-called TAB payments now in addition to union-man- carriers (MARTIN CHENHALL, DALE NEIL... ... TACKLE 1,200 - MILE COURSE Two Oshawa Drivers Enter Winter Rally Twelve hundred miles of snow and polished ice roads await two Oshawa drivers who will be peting in this kend's annual British Empire Motor Club Winter Rally. One of them, Martin Chenhall, of 286 Saguenay St., will be making his strongest bid yet for an overall win. Twice before, in 1966 and 1963, Martin Chenhall took se- cond placings in an event that is lauded as one of North Amer- ica's toughest rally events. On both occasions victory was lost by a few bare penalty Points. This weekend Chenaii will be teaming with Toronto navi- gator Bill Silvera. The pair will be driving a red Corvair enter- ed by the Gorries Chevrolet Team from Toronto. SECOND RALLY The second lecal driver is Dale Neil, of 606 Lansdowne Dr., who will be competing in his second Winter Rally. He will be driving another Corvair navigated by Jerry Pierson, also of Oshawa. Dale Neil is best known for his exploits on the racing track in his green Corvair sedan. The car for this weekend's event is a different one, owned and pre- pared by Mr. Pierson. The two crews will be among 100 starters in this year's Win- ter Rally. They will be up against North America's tough- est and most experienced com- petitors. Starting from Toronto on Fri- day night the rally will take crews on a 1,200 mile loop to Ottawa and back. The finish will be back in Toronto on Sun- day evening. IN TOP 16 Rated among the top 10 rally drivers in the country Chenhall will be making his fifth start in the Winter Rally. He has also competed twice before in the gruelling Shell 4,000 Rally and placed well on both occasions. His Corvair has been set up with special heavy duty suspen- sion to take the bumps and grinds of the rough, ice-rutted roads. Special lighting has been added and winch fixtures added front and back. "It is going to be rough this year," said Mr. Chenhall." The rules of the event have disal- lowed studded tires. This will mean times will be slower and the going rougher. The way the weather has been going we can expect lots of ice. "We are starting in 83rd post- tion. This will mean that by the time we get to the treacherous bits the previous cars are going to have everything polished pret- ty smooth." TORONTO (CP)-- The proy-|point in an interview described has given| Mr. notice it is not going to waste|said he would not be happy un- any time pushhing a bill to/til establish the Ontario Deposit|jectives, and they haven't been through the| achieved." But, Mr. Burt, Drury as being we achieve our ob- AUTO PACT PROTEST... (Continued From Page 1) Industry Minister Drury,|duction plans. Mr. Drury denied partment are 112 daily news-|SPOkesman for the ministers, lit. papers, 205 weeklies, 73 ethnic/Said the government would newspapers, 82 television sta-/make further efforts to have the auto manufacturers discuss their production plans more ef- fectively with the union. After the lengthy closed meet- ing, Mr. Drury argued for sev- eral minutes with members of the delegation in a basement corridor of the Parliament who at one|Buildings. Among other things, he told the workers that Cana- "nuts,"|dian industrial productivity is below that of the U.S. Mr. Drury told reporters that most of the labor difficulty re- sulting from the auto pact is confined to Oshawa. WEATHER FORECAST burton, Timagami, Killaloe, Milder Weather Forecast, Cloudy With Some Snow TORONTO (CP)--Forecast is- sued at 5:30 a.m. Synopsis: Milder tempera- tures and cloud with some snow will continue in southern On- tario today. However, skies are clear and bitter cold grips northern Ontario. A storm' mov- In the|ing east will bring some snow Northern Georgian Bay, Hali- North Bay: Mainly cloudy with a few snow- flurries and not much change in temperatures today. Friday cloudy with snow or snowflur- ries. Winds southeast 20. Cochrane, Sud- bury: Mostly sunny and cold to- ALL GLA tion changes introduced by the be presented |big three Canadian auto manu- facturers since the U.S.-Canada free - trade agreement became effective nearly two years ago. be told by the minister of labor created since signed," Mr. Burt said. SEEK LOWER PRICES ernment to make so-called TAB payments -- transitional assist- ance benefits -- now to dislo- cated workers, OTTAWA (CP) -- The Air|manufacturers Transport Board has ordered|Canadian car prices, and re- all Canadian air carriers tojq "If they are viewed as @ pub-| double their passenger liability|on prospective em plo y ment Mr. Burt said 7,000 auto work- located as a result of produc- "It makes us rather angry to J. R. Nicholson) that 20,000 ex- ra job opportunities have been the pact was His delegation asked the gov- to force the into reducing uire them to consult labor harges. Mr. Drury said that to make women who subse- lieve! of $20,000 was set in 1962.|nts weuld he ne nee eee t negotiated supple- ts would be to pay unem- country as a whole, he said, the|9F snowflurries to most sections auto pact has meant a big in-|°f the province tonight and Fri- crease in employment for the in-|4ay. Cold weather is expected dustry. "It is Lo é Pgs of the governmen' afraid," Mr. Drury said. The unions would|Ontario, Windsor, Toronto, like the companies to disclose| Hamilton: more of their plans than they|With one or two snowflurries to- have done in the past. to dip southward into southern Ontario again late Friday. Lake St. Clair, western Lake day. Friday cloudy with scat- "We agree that further efforts | 'Ted. snowflurries. Winds south- should be made in persuading the companies to discuss their plans more effectively." ONE GOOD THING westerly. Lake Erie, Niagara, Lake Huron, southern Georgian Bay, eastern Lake Ontario, London: Mainly 'cloudy and some snow This, said Mr. Burt, was one|today and Friday. Milder today. ing here. "We got the satisfaction of having the ministers say they will look into our petition, but I still say the government is afraid to get the companies}; down here. 4 At another point in the corri- dor interviews after the meet- ing, Mr. Drury said wistfully of the union delegates: "I don't think you could ever satisfy them. It's their job never to be Scheduled flights overseas by|nloyed workers 35 per cent|satisfied." 16,000 for each passenger. TORONTO (CP) -- Beltone, a r more than they would be paid - * ific Airlines are covered sep-|j¢ children. arately by an international con- they were werking. vention that sets liability at statement was true, Mr. Burt said: "He's nuts." . . The TAB payments on top|$197,000,000 in excess Hearing, Hearing |e ivocicmentay ns on, i? ment benefits--or SUB--would bring C: di workers only up ja Ss In the Ontario legislature this|# n such measures after launch- ji|to par with what U.S. dislocated per cent of their regular net take-home pay, while Canadi- FEAR FORCE ment is afraid to demand that auto producers cut their prices and consult labor on their pro-U.S. production. uto workers receive, Mr. Burt aid. The Americans receive 88 ns now receive 65 per cent. Mr. Burt said the govern- The industry minister, one of the chief negotiators of the auto Asked whether Mr. Drury's|pact, said that as of last month, the Canadian auto industry was producing at an annual rate of of the formula stipulated in the pact. That formula provided that duction would Ai auto pr be maintained at the ba: of 1964 production, plus 60 per cent of the growth of the Cana- dian market since then. 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Some 65 students will the Ontario Municipal Board|licences and 12 pilots will be Macauley. The expropriated|ful candidates is land comprises all the lots on/ever. Plan 242, formerly Broken Lots 28 and 29, Concession 8, in the township. BALLOONS FOUND WHITBY (Staff) -- Two of the|run from 10 a.m. helium - filled balloons released|There will be by geography students at Henry|broom ball games and races, Street High School, Whitby,|hot coffee and hamburgs. have been acknowledge. Re- plies came in from Greene, FROST AT DINNER N.Y. (at the north east corner| Former Ontario Premier Les- of Pennsylvania) and Fenelon|lie Frost has been added to the Falls on Balsam Lake. Accord- = ag ee ing to the georgraphy depart-|@mner at | in, ment head, Ziba Fisher, the stu-|Ajax, on Friday. Arthur Malon- dents correctly forecast the di-|¢Y Will be guest chairman. The rection in which they would fly. |list of those attending is head- ed by John Diefenbaker, na- OPEN WITH "BANG" tional leader of the Progressive WHITBY (Staff) -- The open-|Conservative Party. About 400 ing of the-centennial centre--|people are expected. NIPIGON PARK Nipigon Park Association holds a winter carnival this to 10 p.m. national Ladies Garment Work-|Board hopes that four or eight e adian H. W. Gossard|ment will be there to fire a So Limited at Port Perry, ex-|salute. The board expects to cept i taff and some|know next week whether the Alig wen 3 tanks will be available. EXPROPRIATION WINGS BANQUET TORONTO (Special) --Aj| The Oshawa Flying Club holds the Ontario|Canadian Legion Auditorium on Mara township will be heard by |be receiving their private pilot UNITED AGAINST RADAR MONS (AP)--Belgian devo- tees of pigeon racing and tele- vision are protesting NATO's plans to build 300 acres of radar installations near Mons. 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