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i 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, September 15, 1967 CAUSED NO SENSATION De Gaulle Polish Visit Seen Threat To Soviet By JOHN BEST | Moscow followed the general'sjattraction to, things French-- Canadian Press Staff Writer | one-week journey with keen especially French culture. Compared with French Presi- attention touching on anxiety. It also owes a lot to President dent Charles de Gaulle's tem-/ DE GAULLE POPULAR de Gaulle's own self-appointed pestuous visit to Canada this, Gen. de Gaulle has immense|role as a_ kind of arbiter summer, his just-concluded trip|personal appeal in Russia's| between East and West, and his to. Communist Poland had the onetime satellite empire, where|determination to make France appearance of a quiet gambol. he is regarded as a statesman/more independent within the But it could turn out to have/jof genius with answers to a lot | Atlantic alliance, unbound by enormous significance in terms! of the world's problems. /tight military integration. of political relationships within) This appeal derives in part) j¢ is broadly the same free- the Soviet bloc. from a traditional Eastern qo, of movement that East It is probably safe to say that! European fascination with, and European countries, Poland . jincluded, would like to achieve within the Kremlin-dominated Quebec Members Challenged [soviet vic. To a considerable degree they have succeeded in_ breaking As To Acceptance Of Canada |away from the stiflingly strict control that. Moscow used to PE oes (CP)--Manpower|eral government to ex nd a exericse over them. inister Jean Marchand said! French-language radio and tele- ,, . Wednesday night it is '"'high|vision networks across the py erige lla es ye cel mili- time' to find out 'who rejects country; and the statement by) Hess ena economic might they Canada and who accepts it." Justice Minister Trudeau that iti still subject to aGhcaw in "We cannot teeter indefinitely; would be desirable to have the| any eave Gaullist "France between consent and refusal," right to speak French anywhere Sanh "ae an example eat an he told Quebec members of the in Canada guaranteed by the inspiration to. them as' they federal Liberal party. "For our | constitution. grope cautiously for greater part, the choice is made and _ BETTER IN CANADA ' national autonomy. f bo vonage idea ins Mr. Marchand said Quebec's' Gen. de Gaulle caused no sen- anadian team. future is better assured within) stions in his Polish tour com- Mr. Marchand, addressing|Canada than it would be by parable to his "Quebec libre" the opening session of a Liberal a secessionist adventure, and declaration that resulted in his 'thinkers' conference" in near- called for an end to the strug- ,emature departure from Can: by Montmorency, said hte first/gle between the federal and ada early in August century of Confederation has Quebec governments. But h "aid - ae to sivile included "a great number of Concerning a particular , ve erie ti he J ee injustices" toward French- status for Quebec within Con-| '© netatat f irr ' e HG speaking Canadians, "from the federation, the minister said rt ns d aa ee nb ae mi hanging of Louis Riel to the the term must be defined Lats "a 0 niga: shane oi have English-speaking domination of before it can be discussed. liga 9 od a ge Adak ae the federal civil service." Mr. Marchand noted that cap- Be selena "But," he said, "it is playing|ital investment in Quebec has EXPECT MORE VISITS | an extremely dangerous game|been adversely affected for, This looked like a_ thinly- to use more or less distant hs-|some time by the political|yeiled suggestion that Poland torcal events as a basis for debates going on in the prov- be less subservient to Russia proposing more or less radical ince. Another reference to Russia| transformations which have Heexpressed regret that|was the general's caution that nothing to do with the welfare investors apparently were Poland should avoid "absorp- of citizens and could even com-'unable to tolerate free discus- tion by any enormous foreign! promise it." sion of a subject of vital inter- apparatus." Among encouraging signs/est to Quebecers. President de Gaulle is expect- were the decision of Ontario to The conference continues eq to follow up his visit to include French-language sec- until Sunday, with study ses- Poland with trips to other East BBG Studies 'Muskoka Licence Sought Appications | |For Repeater Station QUEBEC (CP) -- Applica- tions to set up new frequency - modulation radio stations in) QUEBEC (CP) -- A Toronto,FM receivers for homes and|was opposed by CKAR, an AM radio station in Huntsville serv- Ottawa and neighboring Hull, aster sought permission) autos. I Que., were taken under advise.| proadcas an eg of ode nag The proposal was the second|ing the Muskoka and Parry | |ment by the Board of Broadcast|/TO™ aged iting ; on.|bY CHFI-FM for a repeater sta- Sound districts. _ |Governors. Governors to set up a frequen-|ii.. the BBG earlier this year) C. N. MacKenzie, president of | Station CKCH in Hull sought cy-modulation --_re-broadcasting) turned down a bid by CHFI-FM/CKAR, said his station could permission to operate alstation in the Muskoka vaca-|to set up a repeater at St./not afford any further fragmen- French-language FM outlet. Mary's in southwestern Ontario.| tation of the available audience. ag aes CKOY -- - | OS hae president of The Gravenhurst proposal'It needed all the revenue ty an English - language sta- S. Ss, pres iba tion in the capital. | oronto's C HFI-FM, told a There was no opposition to| public hearing of the board that either application at the public|no local station in the vacation hearing. area has plans to move into FM In each case, the FM stations| broadcasting in the foreseeable would carry some of the pro-|future. There was insufficient grams currently being broad-| revenue available to support cast by the amplitude-modula-| such a station. : : tion parent station. | But a repeater station in Gordon Henderson, CKOY | Gravenhurst carrying the same president, said there is "plenty|programs as CHFI-FM could THE WORLD RENOWNED of room" for expansion of the|bring the first FM service to FM audience in Ottawa. the area, stimulating sales. of RUSSIAN PIATNITSKY a APPEARING ' CHORUS and DANCE ENSEMBLE RYERSON THEATRE THIS WEEK 41 Gerrard St. East "THE BLUE September 15, 16 and 17 8:15 p.m. CHIPS" PRICES: $3.50 and $4.00 AT THE ESTABLISHED HOME Of Country & Western bpleae Tickets Available -- Ryerson Box Office -- Ukrainska Knyhe -- 962 Bloor St. W.; Troyka Ltd. -- 799 College St. PHONE RESERVATIONS: 364-3751 DK ATTRACTIONS LIMITED presents direct from the U.S.S.R. IN OSHAWA HOTEL LANCASTER Up "ASTER OS* 35. | NOW PLAYING | ~~. "SPECTACULAR!" 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Baker, 169; Mrs. and E. Coles, 8&4. 15 minutes later. 145; Mrs. M. Kashul and Miss,Chambers and Mrs. R. Bart Sr ny comes er ee eee A. V. Drummond, 142. \rand, 102; J. Coles and M North and South -- Mr. and ertson, 84; Mrs. V. A. Silgailis Mrs. K. Marden, 160; Mrs. R,|and A. Robertson, 84; Mrs. V 159; Mrs. K. Hunter and R. 82 Niglis, 149; Miss A. V. Drum East and West -- Mrs. G. A. Rundle and L. Peel, 166; Mrs. 161; Mr. and Mrs. E. Jeffery, 144; Mrs. R. Heron and J. Pat- plete with audio - visual tape stereo with 280 hibit at the Oshawa Home three booths Rogers Appliances je¢ in a cast as evidence that @ demonstration that records|Jack - of - Heart fridges, small) woods, of no fixed address, back on the screen at your own tion at the show. | He told the court he was rid- A french provincial stove and delight. Pressing a control dial) youths. 20 other "originals" photograph-| wil] be located at booths 57,|i, the back seat, Woods testi- Sept. 4 impossible for him to have SCORES E. 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