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Oaly LOCATED ON NO. 2 HIGHWAY BETWEEN OSHAWA AND WHITBY ¥ THE OSHAWA TIMES, " Wednesday, June 7, 1967 @ Corporations Organize Housing Plan TORONTO (CP) -- Four On- tario corporations are setting up a program to meet a shortage of dation foll i ng @X- pansion of mining activities in the Sudbury area, it was an- nounced here Tuesday. The companies involved are Central Mortgage and Housing . Corp., Ontario Housing Corp., Falconbridge Nickel Mines Lad. and International Nickel Co. of Canada Ltde A growth of mining activity is expected to produce jobs for 4,000 workers in the next twe years. Labor Strife : Halts Plant - Construction = LONDON, Ont. (CP)--For the second time in two weeks work on the giant Ford Motor Co. plant about 12 miles south of here has been halted by labor strife. vs Tuesday about 600 constrile- tion workers stopped work in support of fellow unionist irdn- workers who have been @n strike against five Ford subcon- tractors since May 26. Henry Kobryn of Windsor, area representative of Local 700, International Association of Bridge, Structural and Orna- mental Iron Workers, said the latest strike was triggered by building trade subcontractors who violated an agreement with his union. Apparently the agreement was that none of the five struck companies would be supplied with men from non - struck firms. But Tuesday morning a number of millwrights went to work for the struck companies, When news of the breach other tradesmen around noon they started walking out. They are not expected to return to work until a settlement is reached. Awards $706 - For Wrong Pills ST. THOMAS (CP) -- Mrs. Ledson Barker, who took wrong pills for two weeks, was awarded $706 in damages Tues- day in a civil negligence suit against pharmacist Fred C. Cox. 3 Mrs. Barker said she took digitalis pills obtained at a drug store four times a day for two weeks in January, 1966, think- ing they were thyroid pills she had been taking on prescrip- tion since December, 1964, Mr. Cox said he was on va- cation when Mrs. Barket came to refill her prescription. Mrs. Charles Broadbent, drugstore clerk, testified she gave Mrs. Barket digitalis pills because she asked for them. Digitalis can be obtained without a prescription, Mr. Cox said. Dr. Alex Graham said Mrs. Barker came to his office with "digitalis intoxication ...a definite disturbance of the im- pulse of the heartbeat." Legion Asks Socialist Party Be Outlawed . SARNIA (CP) --The Ontario command of the Royal Cana- dian Legion voted unanimously at its biennial convention Tues- day to have the Canadian Na- tional Socialist Party brande? seditious and declared illegal. The resolution calls for the federal government, provinces and municipalities to declare the actions of the party "'in di- rect conflict with democratic principles," and to ban its "scurrilous and treasonable tt- teranceg and publications." _ In other resolutions during the legion's afternoon session, delegates called for the forma- tion of a non-political committee to study the effects of armed forces integration so far and also asked the federal govern- ment to maintain Canada's pre- sent "defence posture" and to refrain from action that would reduce the country's role to that of only a peacekeeper. Higher disability pensions and better treatment for veterans at Toronto's. Sunnybrook Hospital were affirmed as continuing the goals of the command. Premier Holt Enjoys Expo MONTREAL (CP)--Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holt, two visitors to Expo 67 from Australia, had a ball at their national pavilion Tuesday--Mr. Holt even holding a kangaroo. The Australian prime minis- ter quipped, "I'm a bush boy myself," at one point in his tour. That was after he clasped Victoria, a female kangaroo in- cluded in the pavilion's well- stocked kangaroo colony. "Hello, Victoria," said the prime minister as a showhouse Official thrust the tame but somewhat frightened kangaroo into the smiling leader's arms, The prime minister and his wife had toured the big, vaulted building after an official wel- coming ceremony which ins augurated Australia day at Expo.