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! f they "Tt fs a problem and compli-jis overwhelming, Browa said. BEF OR ee mee feeveniies cations fill aries, but complica-|As long as divisions within 'rermerecormecnarann 'Triumph Seen ed by the bers of|Labor movement. rer lipaglte Ez h i g gh our balance ofWestern Europe are main. p tha grog oe sree, oe re: 1 aa payments will arise .. at ie to} tained, Ly aghee' ate AY not rl bs "a 'i stay as we are," the foreign/impossi n Ons their names. Thus the various|believe its balance of payments) --oretary said. between Western and Eastern For Geor e Brown counts, totalling millions,jis an insurmouatable obstacle)" 'Ty. nolitical case for joining|Europe, he said. reflect the size of the full, o1'to joining the market. F | ny fe) y , "The cost A FESTIVE tnd en said Dennis |@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, October 6, 1967 SCARBOROUGH, England|application by a 2-to-1 care Seer & &@ a a me Oe | (Reuters)--British Labor party|4,147,000 votes to 2,032,000, | . AT members today decisively aAppLAUSE HEARD DANCE THe endorsed the efforts of the) A burst of applause greeted | | ' yer before | Labor government to take the|the result and James Calla- | country the European Comejtan, chanceitor of tele NEW LEGION HALL 5 ienced tn 0 mon Market. exchequer, shook Brown's hand : ! yh on a | They also rejected hostile|warmly. ! 471 Simcoe Street South | ; : tractor tigiin resolutions pressed by anti-| Prime Minister Wiison's lead. Featuring. . . | : Goodwood, C marketeers at the party'sjership then got a 1,000,000-vote annual conference here. margin to defeat a resolution THE BILL BACKWELL COMBO The result was considered ajinsisting upon stringent sate- ff major personal triumph for pag British interests. SATURDAY, OCTOBER Tth Foreign Secretary George| Brown said this was so word- Dancing 9 p.m. to 12 3.00 per couple | i! * DINNER : Big Big MONDAY, OCTOBER 9th te aiite th 1A in the Ge Brown, who suffered a setback/ed that it would, in effect, pre- : ' Wednesday when the confer-|vent negotiations from ever ee eS ee Se a ee ad oe eS | Make Your ig Chbaiaeiee Now diesel and fo ence rejected his pleas and|starting. ; can an of the CNR urged the government to break} The resolution, sponsored by GEORGI AN M t 5 H t | ed and Four with U.S. policy in Vietnam. : or ei ant | 0 or 0 @ pg tou After' an effective though|Cousins' huge Transport an 44 i . Over 31 unexciting speech from Brown,|General Workers Union, was vg 5 Champlain Ave, et Thornton Rd. track was rij the conference approved a poli-|defeated 3,536,600 votes to 2,- 723-4693 A railway cy statement recording its sup-|539,000. a trai sing port for Britain's market entry' Most of the 6,000 delegates to hour and had for some tin tractor trail J, : They're a i F F YOUNGeere testitied tha wipers and h they're n't working a in love Tora eand they kill am ' people. sl Ass OID DIDO) | CHILDREN LO Lg de| | 35° | THIS WEEK "PRIVATE COLLECTION" 7th VOYAGE |f = 1.00 Non-M . . .75¢ Members 0.C.V.I. AUDITORIUM of SINBAD SAT., OCT. 7th at 8:30 p.m. Kid From Canada DRESS -- SHIRT and TIE... No Blue Jeans end Color Cartoon ALSO THIS WEEK .. . Preview of APPEARING ALSO FREE PRIZES & POPCORN rn Pare MISS RED FEATHER Silver Pine ff Show Starts Odeon 9 Contestants | ot 1:00 P.M. Sweethearts 2 eee 3 GIRL ENTERTAINERS AT THE ESTABLISHED HOME Of Country & Western MUSIC IN OSHAWA VICTIMS OF MIAMI ROBBERY Mr. and Mrs. Willis Har- | rington du Pont flank their year-old-son, Lamont, at a Miami Beach club in this photo made over the week- end. Five bandits entered | the du Pont estate in Miami | shortly after midnight, bound the family and their | butler and his wife with du Pont's neckties and made | off with $1.5 million in | cash, jewels snd rare | coins. | (AP Wirephoto) WHITBY -- assaulted in This is almos I find it mo committed = offence," said ald Dodds he: remanded Wa of the Toronto for sentence accused had | charges of while under t of common as The court 5 entered the s Patricia Alex: Island, where ing the wee awakened abo sound of a s moved from f dow. The acc room where bed and punc her about. She éntered and locked the was smashed « cused entered push and hit t face and arm: "POWERFUL" .. "EMOTIONAL" .. "PROVOCATIVE" Coir SIDNEY POMTIER- ROD STEIGER ie THE NORMAN JEWISON-WALTER MIRISCH PRODUCTION IN Tee FEAT OF THE NIGHT' N ADULT ENTERTAINMENT seer TE AI NOW PLAYING TIMES: 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:30 - 7:30 - 9:35 PLAZA THEATRE * , Licensed Homes | To Be Requested NEWMARKET, Ont. (CP)--! | | York County will ask the prov- ince to license homes for care, | control and treatment of emo- tionally disturbed children. The county council approved | the request Wednesday after! - Gladys Rawling, deputy-reeve| of East Gwillimbury Township, | complained of Brown Camps| Ltd. operations in her munici- H NOW RE-OPENED pality. She said the children from the dozen homes in the town- ship cause crowding in schools | 7 and other social problems. | i; turned to her The company was charged A advised to lea qj another persor THE Held Over 2nd Big Week SPRUCE THE FAVORITE CHARLES ECKSTEIN HOTEL MC, SINGER, COMEDIAN the' accused. half inch cut te the inside of gums and b arms. The accused WARREN aie He said he t | liquor stored i tor. FAYE Defence coun recently with violating the zon-| ing bylaw in Scarborough, | where it operates four homes. Mrs. Rawling said there was | eoncern over reports that eight or nine children were allotted to a home and that some homes | were supervised by unmarried | teen-age couples. | Joseph P. Kennedy OSHAWA DRIVE-IN THORNTON RD. AT HIGHWAY 401. . .PHONE 723-4972 The BOULTING BROTHERS aa4 ADULT Foon hy 1c We | entertainment family Today: 7:10 - 9:20 Sot.: 4:55 ~ 7:05 = 9:18 Sun.: 2:20 = 4:45 « 7:05 - 9:25 See This Page For Movie Club. BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:00 SHOW STARTS AT DUSK JOHN WAYNE | RICHARD WIDMARK poy Mopeny te wae | HAYLEY MILLS: JOHN MILLS: . ; | Has Fainting Spell' LAURENCE HARVEY wine al of pelea dy a aga DUNAWAY py Sea BOSTON (AP) -- Joseph P.| P22 RESERVATIONS Girl Cast [PAU Beat') MCARTAE BLA") MAUGHTONS | => mem had been going Kennedy, father of the late|f [Me Featurin [ise eas to memiaeim ieee] SRC OL OR" w girl for several president John F. Kennedy, suf-(t fi " 668-3386 LORAINE & CAROL DUO -_ ---- BONNIE REMANDED fered a fainting spell Wednes- day while attending the opening] {ai game of the World Series. \ eee LIVES AGAINI EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION The Sensational or Three Oshaw & ) 25 pleaded not gu of the theft o le ODEON TH RE , i} scare rao a foe | fons, Ben, Robert Fb EG | Segemmenees zl] | TECHMICOLOR® Lee UNITED ARTISTS Scuisel shee ot oe e net ° i ' ' award M. 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SUNDAY oie eee AbL comme Ga" | Serie Ear had mone i a inners . 966, Sullivan Banquets -- Weddings -- Parties This spring he Osh ' Phone 723.0241 MARK MONDAY | ALL NEW SHOW IDEA! "ts Gasman : H tario Provincial ers || HELLMAN ef] HORROR BEGINS cna arrester maces and the Settee SUNDAY MIDNIGHT which pad ° ° ~ ALLER Production when : Living Dolls ANN- gh ee Hi : MARTIN . 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