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| Sunday OS CONSUMER EDUCATION VITAL Debate On Final Reading Of Consumer Bill Rages The bank fraud racket is active in Oshawa again and city police are concerned BANK FRAUD RACKET RETURNS TO OSHAWA them assistance hy withdraw- ing their savings which they will later return for the per- about the danger of citizens, son. 4 MADAME VANIER WATCHES THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, November 18, 1967 3 Vanier Institute Debates Its Fundamental Purpose Representatives Agree On Buying The principle of co-operative buying for some common com- modities was approved at a meeting between representa- , Cool. Winds Mi . . 7 - udy with ie ee OPrwa Gory ae 0- jon the part of those who lack gained older members of Det. Sgt. Powell pointed out By SUSAN BECKER Bishop of Ottawa, touched on ajtor, said the family life educa-|tives of the board of education, little colder clearing posed federal diatianeh af PARLIAMENT hep ,, habits at the present pee tte torent peng apn laa ney diane on ae OTTAWA (CP) -- Members of|key point when he asked the/tion project will survey existing|the. separate school board, the ning. Winds becom- COORMNLAr Bt Gamat ahike jms: _| OF their savings by fast talk- racket is to tell, the victim |ine Vanier Institute of the Fam:|membership to considerprograms in Canada, Stud¥ipublic utilities commission and sterly 15. sami nals segeie ah naa AT-A-GLANCE An amendment presented py) ee eres cowell told et ey ney iat thoy {ily spent Friday afternoon in ajWhether it should publicly state|public attitudes and behavior./city purchasing agent W. J. ; |Max Saltsman (NDP -- Water-| et. Sgt Jonn Powell told is counterfeit and tha ®Y | soul-searching session while its|!!S Position on topics such as|jand examine many special|Crompton st Temperatures ight, High Sunday means learn to spend their money more wisely, it was con- By THE CANADIAN' PRESS |lo0 South) would establish aj leorporation with the power to| The Times that on Friday an will take it to the bank and attempt was made to defraud return with good bills. an elderly the Det. Sgt. Powell pointed out patron, Madame Pauline Van- lier, watched quietly family planning and abortion. Rey. John Shea of Ottawa, di- problems in the field. Associations, Reporting this to the board school boards,jof control, Mr. Crompton said tended in Parliament Friday FRIDAY, Novy. 17 " ; wo 2 y. AY, Nov. | man over it : : vi AE na ; 32 Gerard Loiselle pd ot External Affairs Minister ee att Pesepecieaged phone. She realized what they that banks do not conduct | After listening to hours of for rector of the Canadian Catholic/daily and weekly newspapers,|it was found purchases were eae St. Anne), speaking during| Martin said the Soviet Union peat 7 ug Products in! vere up to, hung up, and then business or transactions of mal speeches at the organiza-|Conference, asked if the Vanierjradio and television stations|conducted on a competitive quo- 2 30 Commons debate on third and| has not "the slightest justifi- |.) \; aes called police money over the phone and |tion's third annual meeting|!nstitute was able and willing to|would receive questionnaires|tation basis by all groups, al- 2 20 final reading of the bill to set up| cation" for claiming conniy- | Etik Nielsen (PC--Yukon)| "Het, 'Set. Powell explained that any bank official who |which began here Thursday,|Present its ideas on the divorcejnext spring about their involve-|though not all of them were re- 20 28 the department, said the depart-| ance of Canadian authorities moved that the minister of con-| that the caller will either came to the home would have |some members were asking|'SSue coming before Parlia-/ ment in the field. stricted to a tender dollar goon 20 98 ment could do much "in the] in anti-Soviet demonstrations |S¥Mer and corporate affairs be! phone or knock at the door to have good credentials. what the institute was really all/ment : eee He said it was decided _ 2 30 field of consumer education." | Nov. 7 in Ottawa and Mont- |8!Ven Power to investigate price! and say he is either the man- Anyone who is phoned or \about, what it was doing and) Strong opposition came from) . each buyer group submit a lis' > 3 H. W. Herridce (NDP. -- Ko|| teal. increases and required to nebortl agen or/an investigator forthe an Poe s a wk |should do |Edgar Guay of Quebec who said] ng tri e for the next meeting, consisting 0 98 otenay West) said the. teaching} He told the Commons Can- | Parliament "with appropri-| hank in which the person has #PProached in conn | 'The institute was incorporated|it was not part of the organiza- of cH sa ---- ead 20 28 of better buying habits would be| ada will formally reject the |7'© recommendations. his or her savings. They will such a call or visit should con- | yor the patronave of Gover-|tion's job to take sides. aa y io sag ne sd Aiea 20 35 a big step towards keeping} charge, contained in a note | Grace MacInnis NDP--Van- often ask the person to give tact city police immediately. nor-General and Madame; Several institute members onciude |sidered for a future co-operativ 20 25 prices down to reasonable lev-| handed the Canadian ambas- |COuver - Kingsway) moved the Georges P. Vanier in 1965 for|stressed the need for youth in EE tach bord 15 20 els. | sador in Moscow Thursday. /|eStablishment of a prices review the purpose of strengthening|the organization TORONTO (CP) -- A basis of | af 20 The bill ran into heavy criti| Prime Minister Pearcon |board. {fanally life. It was to gather in-| Change is "fearsome to us" ee ih ts ral Se ee Friday) NATIVES BEHIND TIMES 8 cism from opposition MPs and| faced renewed Commons nian Ai l formation on which to base edu-jbut adventurous to the young, e dispute over wages) Australia has about 70,000 ab- re 3 25 three amendments, all aimed at} questioning on the federal a one apnoved by ag 0 S n amma e |cational. programs designed to|Mrs, Wilma Hansen of Calgary between Canadian Timken Ltd. origines many of whom still live J tees - 10 18 defining the proposed depart-| medical care plan, and stop- |oice vote. an awn dment lhelp families cope with modern|s aid, suggesting responsible of St. Thomas and United Steellin the Stone Age. fo snuaas 10 20 ment's task with more preci-| ped short of a categorical | .oveq by Herb Grav (L--Essex| life high school students might be| Workers of America. | os sion, were introduced shortly| promise that it will start next |wect) to change the depart.| ! Rt. Rev. KE. S. Reed, Anglican|brought into the institute Announcement of the settle- iN before the Co rose, One| July est) to change the depart-| . ment was made by Harold D.| : SIGN COOPER mmons rose, One ily 4. . ment"s name to consumer and| Donald Harris of London, Howells. conciliatl ffi y (CP) -- Calgary of Higa ag put the govern-| Takeo Miki, sine Satin 7 corporate affairs, reversing the Ont., suggested institute-spon-j4 labor denertiient anh DOWNTOWN he Western Canada ment in the drug-manufacturing, eign minister, conferred wit ie se Ss ' : ; : i ) T d jsored seminars for youn e0- ware ' i DELIGHTFUL wee pte! bualhbas, BI Me Matus on Vieiiain. positions of the words consumer, TORONTO (CP) -- The Ontar-|cause of conflicting opinions| even en ers Iple. perhaps at re taclat aay whom negotiations were re- INFORMAL ne ee cect Debate on the bill is ted| + . 7 jand corporate. Mr. Gray sug-|io fire marshal's office has re-|over whether the dolls were real-| = ened Vani - sumed Nov. 13. DINING ROOM the signing of Billy ul is expecte The Canadian Teach- |pesied this was more appropri-jeased a report which savs that\ly hazardous jpuses. A Vanier school on fam-|" mn. terms. not made public yper, a flanker with to resume late next week ers' Federation, in a brief to | ine ; | P ta Panda . ily life might be established to ni 6 ; GooDp FOOD The C 4 jate since the main purpose of!, type of doll sold in Ontario! Mr. Hurst said release of the },,, Will be submitted to the union lue Bombers of the @ Commons will deal Mon-| the cabinet, called for the es- |the new department seemed to tores last Christmas represent-jreport was timed to put fire extend the organization's influ- eo mbershi for ratificati REASONABLE PRICES tball Conference, is day and Tuesday with motions! tablishment '"'without delay" se A ae 4 _|Stores ast Christmas pre eport was P Seven tenders for the new ence ; pt ication eae ate $ : Y' |be to serve the: interests of con-\eq a "definite fire hazard chiefs on the alert in case the ¢ ; : 8 Sunday in St. Thomas Special Noon Luncheons 10 last winter played to provide money for govern-| of a federal education office. | symers a ° é i by aie olin eh this Chris Special Vocational School were. The discussion followed a* Sant 46). wr ae : ies of the Interna: ment expenditures. These mo- The Commons continued de- | seen ; ..|. The report, prepared by ajsame dolls show up this Christ-\jnened at the Oshawa Board of|speech by Stewart Sutton, insti-| AP0ut 460 workers were in- Hotel Lancaster lockey League. He tions also provide the opposition| b b ee Herridge called it "ainew research group in the fire mas. Bducatian administrative offices phniatabe peaerAl. in whick volved in the strike which began mF Wine © j seague, | bate on a bill to set up a de good amendment." Mr. Nielsen} anata Bea : luded| Tt seantt aald facial ve ucation administr es tute retary-gen n last June oi 27 KING ST. WEST B mr. Nielsenimarshal's office, was meciude ne Tepe a al mate: Thursday and all were within a he said the organization could sunt 7 points on 13 goals is in 30 games. RITS TOY ADDS ; |--Okanagan - were ¢ 1 ; " a . *s Z ue res n 4 ound financiai Mr. Loiselle, who made a a a sh ce rieeheit jagreed. The Yukon Conserva-/finding on studies of 13 rag-typejunder controlled conditions and teeta pak ponte at 2 on a sound WHY > sharp attack on the advertising| Shar 4 eA oh |tive said later, on presenting his/dolls given to the North York ignition temperatures Site a wae SALI y The institute should not mere PAY MORE nd of expensive toys during the} °, feeain ihe federal cabinet |O%" amendment, that changes/fire department by parents fol-| The 13 dolls ignited at temper. ™ 45-1700, BI8G Ol LOGON ie ha 'caneaened: Giih. tHaclnted Christmas season, said the con- a fe k the urovinces' (dé. lare needed that will put teeth in'lowing claims the plastic facejatures ranging from 329 to 370 An Oshawa firm, H.M seemenis' of the tat i func PREMIUM uy Direct sumer "has to be taught how to| 7° x prpyun the bill masks were x potential fire haz-degrees fahrenheit. The Barbie|/Brooks, ranked third at $2,940 ages inh Libs 1.1 Y : : sires for changes in the medi- yi000. Highest bid .was $3.053,000| ton. It had to develop close col-) QUALITY up to 50% plan her budget," particularly cal care insurance plan due During the question period, ard. : doll started to decompose slowly : fd adeeb pater Hee llaboration with numerous! Kf in a modest household. "She |External Affairs Minister Mar- Fire Marshal M. S. Hurst saidjat temperatures above 464 de-)by Perini Construction of To- professions, levels of govern ECRAFT k : how to establish priorities! , reais for a Soviet charge of official] . ® architect Frank Nicol to study cand teaveliv's 723-4922 among the family's needs." MONDAY, Noy, 28 {Canadian connivance in anti-So Economic Council Sa S (he make a recommendation to pa a a ia the} Farm Tanks And Pumps Available Mr. Herridge said no greater The Commons meets at 2:30 viet demonstrations in Ottawal ie ede board J. R. Backus board institute s first large-scale re | Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District. advance could be made than| ?:™. EST for a supply de- Bae, Montreal Nov. 7. Canada administrator, said _a_decision search project is in its" initial "the provision of information| Date. The Senate is adjourned |would formally reject the eOUG be nue ate Vga stage with an opportunity to bring up any subject for debate. must be shown how to save money, how to choose products, and education in an attempt to} partment of consumers and corporate affairs. A federal-provincial confer- to come into effect next July | until Tuesday. said it '"'is as phoney as the| bill," and Howard Johnson (SC Revelstoke) in the quarterly report of the of-|rial in the 13 dolls and a Japa-ieisq agg range fice issued Friday The researchers based nese Barbie doll purchased in a their|store exposed to tin told the Commons there is|Friday he ordered the study be- grees. jnot "the slightést justification" |~ i : ey charge establish better buying habits! _| Prime Minister Pearson, | under persistent questioning on Rural Poverty Unsolved heat Low bid was by Mitchell Con- ronto The bids were given to board hoard meeting likely The tenders were opened by jvice-chairman T. D. Thomas "get down to devoting all its} until} not enerzies to its basic work' ment and organizations Dr. Frederick Elkin, chair Dr. Elkin, the project direc ATTENTION FARMERS ! 'Gasoline - Diesel and Motor Oils Call Collect 663-3341 DX Oil. AAAANR | N rth Hi h h jthe plan to introduce national gypaAWA (CP) --The federal] 'Indeed,' if is. possible thatlacting for chairman S._E TD) FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 0 em lg 00 OaY% medical-care insurance next sovernment's rural develop-|ARDA has played.a part in pro-|Lovell, and trustee J, C, Lar |July 1, said the government isiment programs have failed to longing undesirable farm situa-| mond Concerned Over Use Of French ' evsviins'essstin making no proposals to change solve Canada's rural poverty tions \problem, says a report prepared|farm income that The small addition ARDA prom Cullen Con $2,977 to. Other bids were struction, Toronto, a © 554545 But he stopped short of q cat-for the Economic Council ofjises could have influenced some|403, Melia Construction, To- STURGEON FALLS, Ont.|were made in both English and ¢gorical promise that the 'plan|/Canada. farmers to postpone or reject!ronto, $2,980,000, and Robertson se ERS ACEO CNN (CP) -- A Warren-area second-|French jwill start on time, He said Fi-| The report, released Friday potentially better off-farm solu-;Yates Construction, Toronto : " tae . " sii Mr. Trude! said that under de-jnance Minister Sharp will re-|by the council, was prepared by tions." $2,993,000 partment of education regula-|port Monday on the results of ajHelen Buckley and Eva Tihanyi, tions French, Latin, geography|federal - provincial finance min-jresearch economists at the Ca and history courses are taught|isters meeting at which the plan nadian Centre for Community in French. It was a matter of|Was discussed. Studies. Aiolie it ihe. muodonte wantkal: It examines the economic im-| . the agricultural and ary school board has asked the Sudbury high school board to take in its 45 students because it is concerned over the use of French in the Sturgeon Falls secondary school. 43/.% SAVINGS SERVICE STATIONS OPEN THIS SUNDAY pact of NELSON'S mew AWARD BIBLE In a letter signed by Ester|the courses taught in glish. | t ea Racal evel nearer Dixon, secretary of the Warren-| PARENTS COMPLAINED M ] : Ngee Mande te ; ; ACCOUNT area board, the board said the} Mrs. Dixon said the board| on T (ARDA), the Maritime Marsh- Revised Standard Version 7: : Pp M students do not receive proper|sent the letter because of com U d Id AERA) and the ell get Beautifully Designed PERSONAL :00 A.M. to 9:00 ee ees in Einciie . P = Sie bik F MMR: > Prairie Farm ee ee eee eee oe | ee Rehabilitation Act (PFRA). Handsomely Bound 4% cnequine classroom and over the public/written to the board. The report says that despite Especially designed for award- ACCOUNTS COOPER'S TEXACO STATION address system. The board asked if the stu- giving, here is a Bible that any PERSONAL 410 RITSON ROAD NORTH | . . i; ey i | B t 0 Cd zeneral and. technological ad Py dove all Bagiisnepenkinn,| es rganize |vances in rural areas resulting had received complaints from MONTREAL (CP) -- Mont-|{20™ the programs, an estimat- ildr a? 500,000 1 families across their children, but added that/real's assistant police director| Hany tha 40K" "in | iC tered the students themselves had noticays the city's underworld 'ais anada entered | 'been asked about the situation. |}p- : dismal poverty the best organized and most fh; Total enrolment at the Stur-/ progressive prog weap er apis Fs loge ep agi ater yer at Fall: hool is about 1,300|; jwater development under seidents and nearly 1.000" off ic20 continent. |ARDA, PFRA and MMRA could ee eat eee °"| Maurice St. Pierre said Fri- not offer a solution to rural pov- these are from out of town. 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Director St. Pierre said it is a can almost d properly ousands of Russia Increases Guards NO © d, th a as E b & federal offence in the United 461 PARK ROAD SOUTH Wie Around Canadian Embassy is... cn" BILL'S B.A. SERVICE 284 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH BISSONETTE'S SHELL STATION 381 KING STREET WEST j stricter. ; MOSCOW (CP) -- The normal|sation for the material damage git so slow in Quebec, It one-man police patrol outside!caused to the Soviet mission." ean take up to 18 months to get ei the Canadian Embassy in mid- Martin told the Commonsithrough the courts with a town Moscow was increased to|there was not the slightest basis|holdup suspect. It's too long." two Friday, apparently to guard or justification for the claim of; The Montreal police depart- against possible demonstrations|official connivance. 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