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ament Butidingy tario. a nto, Custom Made or Ready-to-Hang DRAPERIES HOMES @ OFFICES @ INDUSTRIAL -- Since 1919 -- WARD'S Simcoe St. et Athol 725-1151 re in the World" ATIC EWER iE IN 1% MINUTES ¢ A CUP, -Seryice-- NO OBLIGATION : 723-0981 ox 63, Whitby, Ont. GIVES HEST . NUS BUYS! RIENNE ; SPRAY or Sok Hokd -- Reg. 1.59 101 ie CSREES _ cent is on the list. A resolution se engeee Rt. Rev. G. N. Luxton, Anglican Bishop of Huron, on right, walks in procession beside Most Rev. G. E. ANGLICAN BISHOP AT ROMAN CATHOLIC SYNOD Carter, Roman _ Catholic Bishop of London, following the celebration of mass to open the Roman Catholic Synod in London Sunday night. NDP LENDS SUPPORT rwrwe eet THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 11,1967 19 By HENRY HEALD Tuesday to survive by 113 to 68 two weeks. The vote came on a Conser-|i the fifth day of the six-day budget debate, government expenditures." tistes, two Social Crediters and one independent, Allard (Sherbrooke). motion, Liberals Win Third Vote-Of-Confidence but listed programs he saidjrials and the 8'4-per-cent maxi- OTTAWA (CP)--The minority|could not be eliminated: family)mum for mortgages under the brought more closely into line Liberal government. won Newjallowances, 0 i Democr atic Party supportjage pensions, the Canadajasked why low-interest loans Assistance Plan, health insur-|could not be made by the Bank (Standards) Code. its third test of confidence in rf Z : i charging thejbudget was taken up by expen-inome and to developing coun-\of major adjustments be government with contributing|ditures fixed by to the high cost of living by|said. Add the measures to sup-| refusing to reduce taxes andjport agriculture prices and to strongest "by its reckless increase in|stimulate Maurice|don-Souris) said that while Finance Minister Fourteen New Democrats andjcalling for restraint, both the) ..chers two independents, Gilles Greg- prisons Seimei rypeds ip oire (Lapointe) and J. A. Mon-|Counci! residen yordon | + h Orsi : Wervele-ftivieria), cotad|clalmed: the économy > was /Queens) turned his attention to 4g with 97 Liberals to defeat the|good shape. Standings in the 265-seat|Qu'Appelle) Commons: Liberal 131, Conser-|system of annual budgets vative 93, NDP 22, Creditiste 8,|results in Social Credit 4, Independent 3,/anti-inflation measures "12\Gelay caused by calling in all For Trucking OTTAWA supplemental old-/National Housing Act, and manpower retraining,/of Canada to municipalities. the Atlantic develop- Organization and use the sav-|night, . ends to Labor Half of the $9,500,000,000jings NIChBLG to meet obligations at|Minister Nicholson that a series! Major Adjustments Asked (CP)--A one-man)53 with hours worked over nine! commission has recommended/a day and over 45 a week to be| that the trucking industry|paid for at not less than time under federal jurisdiction be|and a half. with the hours-of-work require-|pours would be set at 10 hours! ments of the Canada Labor|a day and 60 a week effective! July 1, 1968, with safeguards as : The report by C. A. L. Mur-/to rest periods. A log book to Gat lind and the' acca davel Canada ares withdraw from|chison, made public by the fed-|record all -en "Ithe North Atlantic Treatyjeral labor department Tuesday |w i ~ vative amendment at the end of/opment program. < bya gone aa a further inquiry be established to study steps to bring about a further reduction in hours of | work. | In preparing its report the n ustry commission assembled informa- tion on some 10,000 employees in the trucking industry. Mr. Nicholson said in a state- jment the report will be studied jby his department and recom- |mendations made to the cable jnet. Highway drivers' maximum ' CITY HAS HISTORY Kiev, a city on the right bank of the Dnieper River in the , i Ukraine, was a major East- The commission recom-|West trading centre by highway activities penne that prior to July, 1971,| ninth century. statute, he tries, into effect by July 1, 1968. The government got its Interprovincial and interna-| tongue-lashing onjtional trucking firms had been| |spending policies from maver-|gtanted permission to ignore) employment, and there was only $4,000,000,000/;0)° 73 ; \the hours-of-work section of the, The 61 Conservatives voting|left from which cuts could pe| oe Téberal back-bencher Ralph were supported by four Credi-|made. Cowan. code pending outcome of the} The outspoken MP for York-|Commission study, {Humber accused the govern-| The principal jment of making a mockery ofj|tions are that: \democracy by ignoring back-| Office works be brought fully _ |within the code, which provides (PC-- for a maximum work week of hours, with any hours worked over eight in a day or ; ne : 40 in a week to be paid for at| sh yh hence He said he was appalled at/not less than one and a haif| |the time wasted in taking for-jnot less than one and a half! mal votes in the Commons. He/times the regular rate of pay. advocated an end to the long) petween July 1, 1968, and) Walter Dinsdale (PC--Bran- recommenda- Sharp was and Privy) Heath Macquarrie |House procedure and foreign! Aisin jaffairs. in the application of vacant 4. DEFEAT NDP BID months too late." He urged Parliament to give the finance minister power in advance to members to vote on procedural matters that would not involve July 1, 1969, maintenance work- | iers in the industry should have la maximum work week of 56/ Last Thursday the govern- ment turned aside a New Dem- ocratic non-confidence motion port only from five Creditistes (CP Wirephoto) Changes In Criminal Code Proposed In House Bill By GERARD McNEIL OTTAWA (CP)--A legislative timetable including 25 priority and 10 secondary items was tabled in the Commons Tuesday by Government House Leader MacEachen. A number of changes in the Criminal Code, including an omnibus bill covering matters such as therapeutic abortion, and birth. control are in the priority group. They include a bill dealing with capital punishment and another providing penalties for "the sale and advertising of hazardous substances," proba- bly mind-expanding drugs such as LSD. The Food and Drugs Act and the Narcotics Act are to be amended to contain the "haz- ardous substances," not speci- fied in the list that was tabled. Also on the priority list is a bill to widen the grounds for divorce. Abortion was not mentioned in the list but Justice, Minister Trudeau said in an interview that it is part of an omnibus bill on the Criminal Code. Changes affecting the penal, prisons and reformatories and parole systems also will be pre- sented. T..0 ON THE WAY Two of the 15 priority items already are well on their way through the parliamentary mill that began Sept. 25, after a summer recess. They are a bill to establish a Canada manpower and immi- gration council, now awaiting third reading in the Commons, and another authorizing the CNR to make capital expendi- tures of up to $264,800,000 this year. The sum includes $67,- 000,000 for Air Canada. A bill increasing letter post- age rates in Canada by one preceding the bill, which also would revise rates for newspa- pers and periodicals, has been introduced. A bill to amend the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Act to bring it in line with Que- bec's has been sent to commit- ROAD TOLL UP Traffic accidents killed 5,258 Canadians in 1966, about 350 more than in the previous year. For The BEST DEAL On The Famous Firestone TOWN and COUNTRY TIRES FIRESTONE BATTERIES COOPER'S TEXACO 56 BRUCE ST. 723-9632 410 RITSON RD. N. 725-8033 Use Your Texaco Credit Card Toko Up Te 12 Months Te Pey. Be Sure ond Get Your Free WINDSHIELD 1€E SCRAPER tee after introduction in the Commons. A bill extending federal subsi- dies under the Emergency Gold Mining Assistance Act for three years also has been introduced. Also brought before the Com- mons has been a resolution to establish a department of corporate and consumer affairs. REVAMP RADIO ACT Notice has been given on the order paper of the govern- ment's intention to bring in a bill revising broadcasting legis- \lation. Priority items yet to come would: Establish a Canada Develop- ment Corporation, an agency to resources; age and increasing benefits; | Amend the Criminal Code to cover "hate propaganda;" Amend customs tariffs to bring them in line with new international rates agreed upon during the Kennedy Round negotiations at Geneva. Other priority items on the list include bills resulting from Finance Minister Sharp's budg- et resolutions. They include: A bill that would allow the provinces to set up programs for educational broadcasting; A bill changing the Patent Act and the Trade Marks Act and aimed at prices; Bills changing the Currency, Mint and Exchange Fund Act, the Industrial Relations and encourage investment by Cana-|nisputes Investigation Act, the dians in Canadian industry and} Judges Act, the Excise Act, the Industrial Development Bank Amend the Unemployment|Act, the Publication of Statutes Insurance Act, extending cover-|Act, and the Food and Drugs Act. lowering drug|government's Liberals for not changing tax jregulations to exempt a mar- \ried couple earning up to $4,000 a-year from income tax. Two days earlier the Liberals! faced a much closer test when jall opposition parties combined to challenge their housing poli- cies. They survived that one by a 14-vote margin. The attack on government spending policies Tuesday was interspersed with talks on national unity, foreign affairs, House rules and_ international tariffs. Revenue Minister Benson predicted that within two years the federal cabinet would be feeding financial decisions into a computer and reading the economic results, The system would: enable Ottawa to project its spending plans five years ahead and establish realistic priorities. MUST REMAIN He did not comment on the proposed $650,- apply economic incentives 141 to 17. The NDP drew sup-|REGIONAL PRIORITY the life of the government. hours, with standard hours of Important changes in the/nine a day and 48 a week and| United Nations and the Com-|not less than time and a half monwealth have called into|paid for overtime. After July 1, He also called for the applica-|question many of Canada's tra-|1969, their work week would be weekly or monthly as needed. and Mr. Gregoire in its budget|tion of financial measures|ditional policies, Mr. Macquar-|cut to 52 hours of eight a day, sub-amendment criticizing the|svlectively by | region or byjrie said. He suggested Externaljand 44 a week. industry to keep the economy|Affairs Minister Martin could) City drivers, dispatchers and moving. give more information to the\warehousemen are to be H. W. Herridge (NDP--Ko-|House on foreign policy and)brought under the same 56-hour otenay West) criticized the fed-|urged MPs to take a deep inter-maximum week until July 1,) eral sales tax on building mate-jest in this field. '1969, when this would be cut to! Van Belle Gardeninc ENTRE Take a Drive "a To VAN BELLE g GARDENS 36 Varieties of EVERGREENS (Freshly Dug) Hardy Garden MUMS . . Daffodils . . . 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