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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 21, 1967 3 Strike Causes! Twenty-One Men Graduate -- iams, Doug McKay, Gerryjeducation are asked to contact Hydro Blackouts tos: Cliff Smith, William shineraieass (ibe es aaa From Work Stu dy Course Wakely, wad Robert Daviar of Kenneth Coupland, department General Motors; from Duplate, of education, 55 Elginton Ave- gency power crews have over- illiam Owens, Lorne Mac. nue East, Toronto 12. come about 20 electrical black- Fight To Establish New Jobs. goo Lost By Opposition Parties By THE CANADIAN PRESS TUESDAY, June 20, 1967 The first evening Work Study,cation for Ontario, oresentea|Burile and Clarke Shepherd; | TZMAN spirit of its Cape Breton Devel-|and welfare estimates today,|legislation the fact that there] Estimates of the energy de- |& : i, : 4 offered by the department - of y opment Corp. bill. with the Cape Breton bill to|will be unemployment and eco-| partment were approved by peep rr threat-| ram was held in one of the itnccticn os bait on help x kha Kolodzie of General) TAL PLAN However New Democrats and|come up again at an unspecified|nomic hardship. "This is a mes-| the House. | z ..jeonference rooms at General) cently organized management| ¢ rs a he aicoalata Conservatives zeroed in on aldate, sage of despondency." Works department official | x ong ga ag eager Motors. developinest program. Lsgeuommaies individuals de Satan's sub-section that will require the|/DEBATE PIPELINE David Lewis (NDE. -- York! G. B. Williams told a com. | S01 Pedro caters wocla| The participants received! Graduates trom the work! gy hag geo ps se ecaaay ask ee Crown corporation to take all! Debate on the energy esti-/South) said the wording 'em-| mittee the design of the Nort- |2!! 8,100 Hydro workers wou we Or ee courses offer-'| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE efore purchas- izman will rent ye, new small hs--if you de- e it, the six cartage will be purchase price. . Heintzman's ms. E ST. N. 921 OTTAWA (CP)--The opposi- tion was defeated Tuesday night in an attempt to establish 'in legislation the principle that fresh job opportunities must be created before Cape Breton mines are closed down. The government argued that the principle is built into the reasonable measures "'to reduce} as far as possible any unem- ployment or economic hardship that can be expected" from re- duced coal production. Ottawa and Halifax are to put $90,000,000 into the corporation to close down failing Cape Breton coal mines during the next 15 years and replace them with new industry. The mines are owned by Do- minion Steel and Coal Corp. subsidiaries. Detailed study of the bill was resumed Tuesday after the Commons moved quickly through the 1967-68 spending es- timates of the energy, mines and resources department. The House turns to the health} ' it as a sellout to the U.S. and called for another all-Canadi Energy Minister Pepin wel- comed the US. power com- line. In the Cape Breton debate, Conservative Gordon Churchill (Winnipeg South Centre) backed re-employment section. He said the government has 'written into the Cape Breton mates centred on the decision earlier in the day by the U.S. Federal Power Commission to permit a new west-east gas pipeline to be built partly through the United States. Government and Conservative spokesmen welcomed the deci- sion but two NDP members from Northern Ontario, Murdo Martin (Timmins) and Arnold Peters (Timiskaming) attacked phasizes the kind of priorities Dosco itself has had." He sus- pected that corporation officers would be told to "follow the usual commercial criteria' in closing the mines. A Lewis amendment, sup- ported by Conservatives and Creditistes, Would have required the Crown corporation to take all reasonable measures 'to provide alternative employment fot employees of the corpora- tion who may be laid off as in to permit a new West-East pipeline to run partly through the United States. NDP members criticized the Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd. project as a sellout to U.S. interests. humberland Strait causeway is being re-examined because the cost threatened to double to $300,000,000. Prime Minister Pearson welcomed King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit to the capital on a State visit. Visiting Prime Minister Senanayake of Ceylon had |ince since May 8. It began Mon-|@ year in wheat imports. An day night. talks with the prime minister . on Canada's aid program. Prime Minister Pearson of- | government ficially opened the new Na- outs in the Montreal area after course, went on strike in four regions of the province. Premier Daniel Johnson served notice Tuesday night in ment would intervene in any | quirements. general strike against the pub- certificates, signed by Hon. be off their jobs in three or four William Davis, Minister of Edu-| been completed with 21 partici- |pants from industries in Ajax,|Branch. Bowmanville and Oshawa, suc-| Quebec City that his govern-|cessfully meeting course re- imade up of methods analysis|Conners, and work measurement. It rep-|David Lawson. The 30 session - 60 hour pro- Tesents one of *|study course were: Fred Wil-\ed through the department of fue tua $ : sponsored by the de-|by -- Pics tg ® : ydro - Quebec workers visor of Industrial Training, partment of education, has just Department plied Arts The work super- of Education's Ap- and Technology from Ajax, study course is| Maltby; four courses! The course |Charles Trim, Robert Archer| and Richard Rekker of Good-| year Rubber in Bowmanville; | Barrett Campbell, William Sibeon, Jim McGeown, Tony Vandermale, and Richard from Oshawa, Ken OSHAWA and DISTRICT Stewart Prouty and was Fast Action HOUSE SALES! Call a Member of the REAL ESTATE BOARD and List Photo days if no agreement is reached on the terms of a new contract. The strike, designed to press demands for better working conditions and wages, replaces the rotating or staggered-area walkouts which have been held in various regions of the prov- NEW WHEAT DEVELOPED ROTHWELL, England (CP) Crop researchers at a Lincoln- shire plant - breeding station have produced a strain of wheat that could save Britain $30,000 A SUMMER CAMP for | official of the National Institute lof Agricultural Botany said the| new variety, called Joss Cam- bier, yielded 12 per cent more The last time the Johnson intervened in Boys and Girls 7-14 strike in the public sector was grain per acre than the most § Gonat Littery aad NeGoual popular strain used in Britain Archives. in February when Roman Cath- result" of mine closures. olic teachers in several Quebec} Only NDP Opposes Route To Be Taken OTTAWA (CP) -- Canada'SyserVative second trans - continental gas pipeline likely will remain a volatile political issue, even though the giant project was ap- proved Tuesday by the United States Federal Power Commis- sion. The decision was greeted with joy by government and Con- Fulton Hires Assistants OTTAWA (CP)--Davie Fulton has added two full-time assist- ants to,his leadership campaign By Pipe Line spokesmen in the Commons, but New Democratic MPs bitterly assailed it. Both sides indicated they will con- tinue to debate the routing of the $212,000,000 natural gas line. Energy Minister Pepin wel- comed the FPC ruling to allow Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd. to build a 989-mile section across the U.S. Midwest between Em- erson, Man., and Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., as the central link in a pipeline that will eventually stretch from Alberta's gas fields to Quebec City. He was particularly pleased that the FPC decision was un- animous, after nearly three years of hearings and controver- sies both in Canada and the staff; includung the president of US the Progressive Conservative Student Federation. The student leader, Michael Vineberg of Montreal, has caused a stir in party ranks by joining the Fulton team as a youth organizer while retaining his elected post as president of the student federation. Mr. Fulton's office reported Tuesday that the Kamloops MP has travelled about 50,000 miles and visited 67 of the 265 ridings since he began campaigning in earnest March 1, Mr. Fulton was in Toronto Tuesday, leay- ing today on a 10-day swing through Quebec. He has visited all provinces except Newfoundland and given 41 political talks, 26 non-politi- cal speeches and 26 press con- ferences, He has met privately with members of 107 riding as- sociations. Mr. Fulton has concentrated his campaign in the three most populous provinces, with nine forays in Ontario, five in Que- bec and four in his home prov- ince of British Columbia. APPROVED LAST FALL Canadian approval for the in- oo route was given last 'a "This is a great day for Can- ada," commented Alvin Hamil- ton, former resources minister and a candidate for the Conser- vative leadership. He predicted that the south- ern route will make natural gas cheaper in Canada than in the U.S., will create large new gas markets in Eastern Canada's industrial belt and encourage further industrial growth. Two NDP members from Northern Ontario took a dia- metrically opposite view. Arnold Peters (Timiskaming) and Murdo Martin (Timmins) ar- gued that the project serves American interests at the ex- pense of Canada. Mr. Peters said most of the gas carried by the new pipe- line will be sold in the U.S., without filling gas needs in Eastern Canada. His party would continue to fight for a line across Northern Ontario. Ceylon's Premier Attends Its National Day At Expo MONTREAL (CP) -- Prime Minister Dudley 8. Senanayake of Ceylon heads that country's delegation today at flag-raising ceremonies marking Ceylon's national day at Expo 67. The prime minister arrived in Montreal from Ottawa Tues- day night. Mr. Senanayake spent a night at the theatre and at a special supper in his honor given by Montreal's Mayor Dean Dra- peau. A number of American and Canadian cabinet ministers took Ps the sights of the fair Tues- ay. The Americans, headed by Henry Fowler, secretary of the treasury, are in Canada to at- tend today's opening of a two- day meeting of the joint United States-Canadian committee on trade and economic affairs. Robert Winters, Canada's trade minister, headed the Ca- nadian delegation. Tuesday also was Maine's special day at Expo. Governor Kenneth Curtis of that state offi- ciated at ceremonies at Place des Nations prior to a whirlwind tour of the site. | AMENDMENT DEFEATED The amendment was defeated 64 to 42 in a standing vote, but not before a spirited debate be- tween Mines Minister Pepin and the opposition. Mr. Pepin, arguing that the Lewis amendment would mini- mize the bill's good effects, said Parliament would have to "trust" corporation officers to carry out the spirit of the leg- islation. Robert Muir (PC -- Cape Breton North and Victoria) sup- ported the Lewis amendment and said that Mr. Pepin "may be a political scientist but he has a hell of a lot to learn about human nature." An amendment by Robert Mc- Cleave (PC--Halifax) to allow the corporation to "open" new mines was passed without de- bate. The prospect has been de- scribed by Mr. Pepin as un- likely, though there has been talk for several years of a new Two NDP amendments to the Cape Breton Development Corp. bill were defeated in the House. WEDNESDAY, June 21 The Commons meets at 2:30 p.m. to study estimates of the health and welfare depart- ment. The Senate stands ad- journed until June 27. | Men Missing On Lake Erie LEAMINGTON, Ont. (CP)-- Two Leamington area men, the object of two days of air and lake searches, are missing and presumed drowned after their boat was found overturned and smashed off Pelee Island Mon- day. Glen Bryan, 21, of Staples, 10 miles north of here, and Don- ald Knopp, 26, of Leamington, tains that some states trying to mine at Lingan. left here Saturday in an 18-foot|®ducate youngsters concerning cabin cruiser. MONTREAL (CP)--A general practitioner and a specialist ook a look at dical man- Doctors Suggest Upgrading Physicians' Training, Status sultant to the United States says the danger of using mari- ommended lesser penalties for dated and inaccurate material consequent counter - reaction centres were ordered back to| work by legislation. va. 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He said certain specialists, es- pecially in internal medicine, pediatrics and obstetrics, should confine themselves to consultant roles and an effort be made '"'to upgrade the present family phy- sician by appropriate training programs as well as train new family physicians to completely' fulfil the needs of first contact medicine." DOWNTOWN DELIGHTFUL AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM REASONABLE PRICES Special Noon Luncheons Hotel Lancaster 27 KING ST. WEST said an acute shortage of man- power in general practice is be- coming worse. His suggested solution was creation of a new medical specialty--family medi- ciation's conference on medical care insurance and medical manpower. CONDUCTED CENTRE Dr. Perkin has himself been involved in a family Practice teaching unit established by the University of Toronto at Torests| of six family doctors. Students showed great interest in the de- t and resp to the teaching program was excel-| lent. 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