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} THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdey, October 14, 1967 ni user rere ser TEEN Kingsway College Kingsway College Band left,of the year was held. the campus for Expo 67, Tues-| fay afternoon, Oct. 3, enthus-|girls' club, dressed three days of school. that evening, it gave its performance, at a in Montreal. The concert, spon-)marc sored by the Seventh-day Ad- ventist Church in that city, in- cluded pieces by a remarkable, | young concert pianist from Cy-jlent. The two pace-se accommodations for the 45 stu- dents on their two - day stay. At the fair the band gave programs at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. 'gn Wednesday and Thursday in the floating bandshell, between the British and French pavil- fons. The band dus left late Thursday night and arrived| back on campus at 5:30 - the/Orchestra, clever way, girls' "Open House" ally announced. 14, the second lyceum place in our eight. Jacob G and a m ALK a unique one. The officers © lastic and excited about missing)carried their president s At eight|stretcher covered with a sheet,|ism. firstjheading a solemn feminine pro- town hallicession. The rest of the | hed by twos to the steady| beat of a drum, around, then through the three floors of/nua : the boys' dorm, serious and si-jeral Federation. rus. Church members provided/aloft a banner saying, : 1 4 you forget, October 29.' In this|choice the date for the tween This Saturday night, next morning, delivering sleepy-jthe Toronto Symphony, Toronto Chamber Or-|would resign from the _.!Separtist Stand Vetoed By Quebec Liberal Party | QUEBEC (CP)-- Quebec's| The strong anti-separatist at-|question will be discussed this This was Liberal party Friday night vir- here of the i ion|afternoon. fltually rejected separatism and{established the impression of a] In discussion of procedures for in black,/chose to fight for a stronger|steam-rolling drive to purge the|today's constitutional debate, on ajstatus for Quebec within federal-|party of separatists. the Levesque forces were Mr. Lesage said he will per-jcrushed by an_ overwhelming The decision came in the form sonally defend a resolution py|majority in their bid to have girlsjof a unanimous vote of confi-\the federation's constitutional|voting done by secret ballot in- idence for Liberal Leader Jean|commiftee advocating particular stead of a show of hands. and|Lesage at the opening of the an-|status for Quebec and a new Ca-| Of the crowd of more than 600 1 meeting of the Quebec Lib-/nadian constitution. it appeared that only a dozen or | The resolution rejects "separ-|so voted for secret ballots urged Mr. Lesage made an opening/atism in all its forms." by Montreal lawyer Mare telling Liberals: their) Mr. Lesage said: Briere, who was greeted with at this meeting is be-| "If the option I am in favor of |cat-calls every time he spoke. his form of federalism is not accepted and the other is) Mr. Lesage said in his speech was fin-and Rene Levesque's form of se.|then I will act according to the|that Mr, Levesque's resolution is |paratism, lrules of democracy and resign|clearly separatist because it October) At the request of Eric Kier- without delay." will take|ans, federation president, more| He said the choice is between|Canada and advocates elimina- tters bore} "Lest|address auditorium at|than 600 delegates at the open- separatism and federalism andjtion of the elected federal par-) roob, the conduct-|ing session conducted a formal "those who do not want to rally|liament. vote of confidence endorsing Mr.|around the majority without re-| Mr. Levesque seeked a sover- the Oshawa Symphony A co eee bees Lesage's views. lserve will have no choice but tojeign Quebec state linked with ember of will di- Canada by a loose administra- tive association he calls l'Union} Canadienne." | leader said he leave the party." The Liberal party Asked if he could rally around seeks secession of Quebec from | OTTAWA (CP)--The basic federal old-age pension will rise |to $76.5; a month from $75 next year under the automatic cost- of-living increase, informants say. Government calculations have placed the cost-of-living increase in the year ended June, 1967 at two per cent, Coincidentally, the increase is the maximum permitted under the federal formula which hinges principle pensions to cost of living increases. The mini- mum is one per cent. Rise To$76.5 Seen On Old-Age Pensions The two-per-cent increase goes into effect at the beginning of 1968. It will also apply to the federal old-age supplement and to those who receive retirement payments under the national contributory pension plan. The maximum old age supple- ment will rise to $30.60 a month from $30 therefor the pensioner receiving both the $75 flat figure and the full supplement will have his monthly income raised to $107.10. The increase is $2.10. MONTHLY RATE UP Monthly pension ceiling under the national contributory pen- sion plan rises to $106.25 from $104.17, up $24.96 for a full year. But the full retirement pension doesn't come into effect until 1976. Other changes linked to the two-per-cent formula: Maximum earnings on which Canada Pension Plan contribu- tions can be made rise to $5,100 a year from $5,000. Maximum annual contribution to the plan by both employers and employees rises to $81 an- nually from $79.20. Maximum annua! contribu. tions by self - employed people go from $158.40 to $162. The two-per-cent increases in 1968 will mark the first applica- tion of the formula hinging pen. sions to the cost of living. HIDDEN UNDER SEA The Cromwell current, a sub- marine river, was discovered flowing eastward 250 miles wide, 300 feet below the surface of thé Pacific, in 1952. WIN A NIGHT >= TOWN @ Chouffeur-Driven Car To Toronto @ Free Spending Money Every Time you Ride With Mercury Taxi, you Get Another Chance To Win... NEXT DRAW ON "A Night On the Town". NOVEMBER 15th until October 15 Henry Moore October 14 -- November NEW SEASON OPENS RT GALLERY OF ONTARIO (Toronto et 317 Dundes St. W.) Ontario Centennial Art Exhibition et the 19 ann CONSERVATI See un After four year er's seat, 'Albert 55-year-old forme man, is propellin ing campaign Progressive Con: at Queen's Park. Mr. Walker has ployee of Gener Canada for more and because of fact that he is a member of Locz Auto Workers U he holds a clear of working class ambitions. While constitu pressing major steep municipal | Walker says he weight is on his strive for relief ; ed, he promises | 6MITH REPORT "T would push eyed, rumpled students to theirjrect the 1 u dorms to get packed for thejchestra, one of the finest in'without delay if it accepts Mr. the federalism resolution "'with- Thanksgiving home leave, which'Canada. For a delightful even- Levesque's proposal for a sep- out reserve," Mr. Levesque started the evening before. ing of fine music, we cord- arate sovereign state of Quebec. said: "No." j Three Hundred Years of Canadian Art October 21 -- November 26 Plan to enjoy these exciting exhibitions at your Gallery | Open Wednesdays. until 10:30 p.m. UP ad 10:30 -- 5:00 implementation 0 mendations of tl mittee's report o1 a view to provic home owners ar cipal tax probler er told The Time "I think the m school costs an municipal taxati possibly the m problem _confro' ment today." One way to r to the taxation c for the governm municipal - pro CHINESE HAD ONE Rockets were first mentioned} |as_a weapon in China in 1232) MERCURY TAXI 1725-4771 Winner of the Second Draw made on October 10th---- Mrs. E. Powers, 1190 Northridge St., Oshawa Sundeys: 1:30 Amnesties LIBERAL CAI Tuesday, Oct. 10, classes be-lially invite you to attend : in PN aay i LEFT MEETING MET WITH BACKERS agen, Gen after stud) Mr. Levesque immediately|and were powerful by @ char-| r of resources and welfare,! % S d S h l lwalked away from the meeting with backers, discussing among} Co ice econ ary cnoo lcharged that the meeting is resign immediately and with- For the benefit of readersjalso started.-New this year is|"fixed" but did not elaborate draw his resolution. tice Secondary School, this) Courtice Secondary School,/Kierans of "crushing without que indicated he will: at least) column is designed to overcome formerly known as Courtice|discussion any point of view carry his fight to the conference} hool has about 25 ac- school and it is gradually be-} tivity clubs, junior and senior coming known through its sports| TT EROS 1 | team and five leagues of nigger r i © F ad f the girls an oP lod Murderer Weeps The school holds dances every s month. Our first dance was the| At Tragic News WE HAVE ON HAND VANCOUVER (CP)--Convict- EVERYTHING YOU t= de! ANICE PARCHMENT Mr. Levesque, former minis- | ee ' te held a post-midnight conference | coal-saltpetre-sulphur powder. | on the verge of resignation. He|other things whether he should who are not familiar with Cour-jthe cross - country run Mr. Levesque accused Mr., Early this morning Mr. Leves- that problem. Hich School, is an exciting new\other than his own." floor where the cea football, a soccer team, hockey activities and through its people. | cae} as GARDENERS! ® freshman's dance and the ban Christoph Edward ; Tre campalen, Tho noxt|tl Mumderer Deak Castellans NEED FOR YOUR dance will be the annual Hal- aa when told his is-year-o a ee aughter Christine had been woe an ow The | seriously hurt in an auto acci- FALL PLANTING c ident, his lawyer, Charles Bulbs, Shrubs, Evergreens, featuring The: Big a. Boyt | Maciean, said Tuesday. The junior football -- S| "He took it very hard. 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