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as focal im- entioned and on the work: ED COST _ Per Lineal Foot $ 6.69 11.35 > be paid in joard for its nty-one days 1 to the said ng so it may of Oshawa, AT QUEEN'S Three Medicare Bills Win Speedy Approval) "2i" cognito, Tuesday night. TORONTO (CP)--Three bills establishing the framework for Ontario's participation in a fed- eral - provincial medical care scheme were given speedy and unanimous approval in princi- ple----second reading -- by the Ontario legislature Tuesday. The bills provide for estab- lishment of a health insurance registration board to take over registration and billing func- tions of the Ontario Hospital Services Commission and the Ontario Medical Services' In- FOR EMPEROR MONTREAL (CP) --Em- peror Haile Selassie of Ethi- opia, who presided over his country's national day at Expo 67 Tuesday, will visit INCOGNITO VisIT|$200 Million For Housing From Banks Seen This Year By DENNIS ORCHARD more than for the entire 12 OTTAW A(CP) --The char-|months of 1966. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Mey 3, 1967 3 WATCH For Th May for speculative biffiding, | that is, for construction by con. | In other business: --The standing committee on legal bills and municipal af- fairs' approved a bill that exempts Ontario towns with populations of under 5,000 from maintaining police forces. Present regulations matter was adjourned for a' week. --A committee of the whole house approved an amend- ment to the Niagara Parks Act making the parks Commission responsi- ble to a minister designated| i was learned The public relations de- partment said the emperor will pass through the turn- stile at the fair's Niagara| this morning and will try to visit those national pavil- Place 4d'Acceuil, main gateway, ons that he missed Tues- day. jtered banks will inject at least $200,000,000 The government took a di- into housing this|rect step of its own by offer- year, predicts H. W. Hignett,|ing 20,000 loans in April and president of the Central Mort- gage and Housing Corp. The money will go into both National Housing Act and con- ventional mortgages, and it will |be lent throughout the branch system, reaching areas tradi- tionally untouched by the insti- Tory Senator For Sask. Dies SASKATOON (CP) -- Sen- tractors without prearranged buyers. The contractors are expected to subscribe this $300,000,000 program fully within a few weeks. The speculative program is usually offered each fall. This one was set ahead to stimulate the weak housing market and the government is expected to OF GRAND OPENING exempt towns under 2,000. ~The legal bills and munici- pal affairs committee ap- proved only three of 73 sec- tions of a bill that would set up a central computerized surance Plan. Bryden Claims Of Liberal Link With Communists TORONTO (CP) -- Kenneth Bryden (NDP--Toronto Wood- bine) told the legislature Tues- day he has documentation of links between the Liberal party and the Communists in the Grey North federal byelection of the 1940s, when Gen. A. G- L. McNaughton was the unsuc- cessful Liberal candidate. He was commenting on a point of personal privilege raised by Eddie Sargent (L-- Grey North) who said a Cana- dian Press story quoted Mr. Bryden as referring to a Grey North byelection of 1962. "There was no byelection in 1962" in Grey North, Mr, Sar- gent said. The Canadian Press, in its re- port of a legislature speech by Mr. Bryden Monday night, er- registry system for liens. The Documentation' the date of a byelection in Grey North. Mr. Bryden told the House Tuesday he had not méftioned any year but had been referring to the federal byelection held in the 1940s. In his Monday night speech Mr. Bryden termed Mike Sel- ski, Liberal candidate in the provincial riding of Sudbury ment trade house - building branches for the purpose of setting mini- mum wages hours of work. He said there should be more flexibility in wages and hours for employ- ees of small firms. --Health., Minister Dymond Medical into in said and by the cabinet. An opposition bid. to have the commission report annually to the: legis- lature was defeated. --John White (PC -- London South) proposed the govern- divide the plumbing dustrial and limiting Matthew the Ontario Association is no longer actively pursuing its campaign of urging doctors against direct the Ontario medical Services Insurance Plan. per cent of the doctors are dealing directly with the plan and only 12 per cent insist dealing with He said .75 On Tuesday, he visited the Ethiopian pavilion and that of the United Nations and at each visit he was sur- rounded by friendly crowds of visitors. The emperor appeared to enjoy himself during his first day at the fair, smil- ing and waving to acknow- ledge the applause. | Found Safe LUSKVILLE, Que. tawa was found safe and well |gage financing by virtue of the new Bank Act, which went into Ottawa Boy ®t" terest they may charge (CP) --|new legislation permits Richard Hutchings, 13, of ot-|!end at going rates. in the Gatineau Hills at 2 p.m.|i"8 for mortgage operations dur- ing the last three months, some : é Tuesday, about 48 hours after taking applications in advance|Wecks in Canada this summer tutional lenders oriented to the/ator John Hnatyshyn, 60, died big cities, eta / ' in hospital Tuesday after being Mr. Hignett predicted in an) stricken during a meeting with interview Tuesday that while Opposition Leader Diefenbaker the generally-accepted construc- three hours earlier. tion target of 170,000 housing units a year may not be met in/appointed to the Senate Jan. 1967, the current upsurge guar- 15. antees that it will be met in the|wite three sons and a daugh- 12-month period between June 1, |ter Hi val wi : 1967 and June 1, 1968. er. His funeral will be held Sat The Ukrainian-born lawyer, 1959, is survived by his urday. The banks are back in mort-| His death leaves the Senate dependent Liberal 1; vacant 6. |New Brunswick has two vacan- They have been shut out of|cies and Nova Scotia, Ontario, mortgage lending since 1959 be-|Saskatchewan and British Co- cause of a restriction elpat in-|lumbia one each. ft ut. the em to WELCOME FRENCHMEN Six French-speaking journal- jists from France, Belgium and |Switzerland are spending three The banks have been prepar- standings: Liberals 63: Conser- vatives 30; Independent 2; In- delay a decision whether to in-| troduce a second spec-building| program this fall. G Norm Fisher's Meat Market 22 Simcoe St. North Phone 723-3732 CENTENNIAL STEAK SALE T-BONE -- WING mo 69S THE HEINTZMAN PIANO RENTAL PLAN East, a "Commie", and said links between the Liberals and| the Communists had been| shown "in the Grey North by-| election." | Mr. Sargent said in the legis- lature Tuesday that if Mr. Bry- den had been making reference jup the registration board was selves. NO OPPOSITION | The medical care bill setting approved without a word from ne the Opposition. The board will be in a position to conduct mass on billing patients them-|he became separated from his sister and younger brothers. The boy was reunited with his father, fireman Harold Hutch- ings, at a forest ranger station ar the spot where two of more than 200 searchers found him. Mr. Bryden his case outside the legislature} roneously referred to 1962 as Liberal Candidate Challenges: Bryden To Repeat Remark CONISTON, Ont. (CP)--Con- iston Mayor Mike Solski, called a "Commie" by Kenneth Bry- den (NDP--Woodbine) in the Ontario legislature Monday, has challenged Mr. Bryden to re- peat his remark outside the house. Mr. Solski, Liberal candidate in the new riding of Sudbury East, Tuesday called Mr. Bry- den a "damn liar' and said he would sue the NDP member if the remark was repeated out- to a campaign in which he--Mr. |registrations needed to estab- Sargent--had been a candidate,|lish a registry under which a should document|universal plan could function. Details of the plan are still "and I'll take him apart." |being negotiated in Ottawa. The exemption bill, an amendment to the Police Act, also permits municipalities po- liced by the provincial police to hire their own officers to en- Police at first planned to take the boy to hospital, but after examination on the scene al- lowed him to go home with his family. The boy told police he set off Sunday to trace' the source of a stream. When he tried to go back to the picnic site he took a wrong turn and became lost. of May 1. | as guests of the CBC, Apart from the return to the |g scene of the eight operating) banks, private lenders are back | with the attraction of the higher | NHA interest rate. These life insurance and trust| companies had NHA loans for| 14,652 housing units approved in| the first three months of 1967, | VACATION BERMUDA At: GREENLAWN GUEST HOUSE In: PAGET, BERMUDA For Inormation phone 728-8801 Here's '2 novel plan for parents who wish to test their children's mubical ability before purchas- irg a piano. Heintzman will rent you an attractive, new small piano for 6 months--if you de- cide to purchase it, the six BREAKFAST BACON... 69° BREAD 5 caves OOF month's rent and cartage will be Mr. Solski, Coniston Mayor since 1963 and former president of the Sudbury local of the In- ternational Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, said he first fell into disfavor with the NDP in 1948 after he quit the old CCF because of a dispute with party headquarters. He said the trouble started when the CCF refused to con- tinue to support Robert Carlin, a Mine-Mill union official as its Sudb didate. Mr. Carlin side the house. Members are immune to le- y first won the seat in 1943 and gal action for stat ts they make in the legislature. "He's lucky he wasn't close to me when he said that. In addition to getting a law suit he'd get a punch in the nose. Hydro Strike Talks Adjourn TORONTO (CP) -- Officials of Ontario Hydro and the Allied Construction Council adjourned talks Tuesday to review their positions on the strike of 3,000 hydro construction workers. The officials have been meet- ing with H. W. Dickie, Ontario's chief conciliation officer. The strike began Monday after fail- was re-elected in 1945. | Fulton Reports Good Response VANCOUVER (CP) -- Davie Fulton (PC -- Kamloops) said Tuesday he has mét with en- couraging response in his ef- forts to line up voting delegates to support him in his bid for leadership of the Progressive Conservative party. Mr. Fulton said he has been concentrating on this aspect of his campaign and will launch his public appeal in two weeks. He said he is gaining support generally across Canada but more work must be done in Quebec where the party is not well organized. force local bylaws. Attorney - General Wishart clears the way He said he saw the helicop- Arthur |ters, but was unable to signal said the amendment|them. It was while he was for an OPP|shouting at a helicopter that | takeover of smaller police|rescuers on the ground heard forces. The aim is to replace|him. all municipal forces of fewer than 10 men. A number of the province's 43 one-man police forces have accepted the OPP's offer to as- sume their duties and the prov- ince hopes to take over the 97 twa- to five-man and 43 six- to nine-man forces, Mr. Wishart said the OPP would attempt to absorb dis- placed municipal policemen. The bill now goes back to the €XP067 Four Seasons Travel Are exclusive agents for CANA- DIANA Village. ONLY accommo- dation--Annex to EXPO grounds, (250 yards). $6.25 per ne besed on pa of 4. Also inquire about our Bus Tours, Phone 576-3131 legislature for third reading. MONEY ON TERM D ure of negotiations on a new contract. The former. agr t expired Sept. 30. A spokesman for the labor de- partment said it is expected talks will resume in a few days. The council, representinf 13 unions, rejected Friday a 90- day postponement of the strike suggested by William Barnes, director of labor relations for Hydro. The walkout threatens to halt Hydro's $550,000,000 construc- tion program although some workers not represented by the council were on the job Tues- day. URGENT | Mory St., Connaught & Simcoe it. N.... Toronto Doctor desires 4 or 5 bedroom older home in the vicinity of Oshawa General Hospital. $30,000 to $60,000-- jg All cash immediately. All in- . formation confidential. Call Mr, Carmichael at 723-7463 Representative for H. KEITH LTD. Ontario Wide Resltor Rein Harmatare, <= §" GUARANTY TRUST FEDERALLY INCORPORATED AND SUPERVISED Capital and Reserve $26,000,000 Deposits over $400,000,000 Tel. 728-1653 \Y EARNS. EPOSITS , Manager 22 King St. E., Oshawa 54 SIMCOE ST. 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