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dice er gig pe ' = oe THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 967 ' i eeeereteet IN MANITOBA | IN BRIBERY TRIAL 24, 1987 7 Y 'Dinner With Dutf' i Bilingualism 5S YAL inner Wi Lamontagne Questioned Bilingualism Study TEL Precedes PC Conventi Visi 'atrist |Planned For High Schools fre vention | On Visits To Psychiatrist |Fianned For High oc hy liah 4 untry By aaa SACKMANN here s of the M: legis- | By KEN KELLY ported an offer earlier. 'Ment, just as I'm a very obe-| TORONTO (CP) -- Education|nounced Aug. 24 by Premier Ro ie WINNIPEG (CP) -- Manitoba Jee OTTAWA (CP) -- Pierre La-| 'It would depend whether it|dient witness." Min' ter William Davis said/barts who said it would deter- Conservatives bid farewell to). Mr. Roblin, a loser in the na- tagne ti edicame from a politician or not," ee Thursday he plans to announce) min® bew and where s tional Conservative lead Phuvsday about tie iE to alhe eal we ' |ASKED FEW QUESTIONS j | stern Duff Roblin tonight, clearing the ive leadership Thursday about his visits to ajhe said. wa -- the appointment of a com-|schools offering bilingual in gine teeta dow. Water' they in September, will make psychiatrist in the months be-| Mr. Assaly said surely guch| Another time he said the psy-\miftee to study the establish-|struction can be established. USIC tes Ms « ene dey coe ene sfficial appearance as | fore and after a meeting three|an offer was "the highest insult ocige _had mostly let him|ment of bilingual high schools in) He said the move was essen- vith the vention Saturday : Hane a oy tonight although he years ago at which he alleges|to your integrity." walk, asking few questions. |Ontario, tial to eliminate the wastage of oY STRINGS P i Pract ed to watch his four Raymond Denis offered him a} Mr. Lamontagne reported It was terrible when I ran} Mr. Davis said following a/potential of French-speaking fe More than 1,500 of the party an inet ministers battle for his $20,000 bribe. that to reply fully to that would out of topics," he added. cabinet meeting the announce-|students who are given instruc- tsar. faithful, paying $7 each for|job. Defence counsel Louis Assaly|involve a 'one-hour dissertation| He said he started visiting the|ment will be made either today| tion in their own language in el- @ 8 cae dinner with Duff," will attend) They are: Attorney-General suggested at Denis' trial on ajon the ways of politics ;|psychiatrist, Dr. Frederick W.|or Monday. ementary school but cannot ab- pines the testimonial warm-up for the|Sterling Lyon, 40; Highways charge of attempted obstruction|about what it does to people" /Tundel, in March, 1963, and ay-| 'The committee will be asked|S0rb secondary-school instruc L ; party's first leadership race in Minister Walter Weir, 38; Prov- of justice that Mr. Lamontange|and he did not plan to give suchleraged about six visits a month|to draft specific recommenda- tion given in English. 13 years. A similar number ofjincial Secretary S. Stewart at that time was "imagining allja lecture to the court. until 1964 when the number was|tions on bilingual secondary| Studies have shown an abnore ITI IIA AAA IIS delegates and observers are ex- McLean, 58; and Education sorts of things. THINKS OFFER WRONG down to an average of two alschools," he said, mally high drop-out rate among pected for ae Saturday, |Minister George Johnson, 47. STERLING LYON, ¢ : a Mr. Lamontagne, 32-year-old) In his view, such an offer was|month, tapering off in August. | Plans for the study were an-|such students. causing Conser¥ative Presiden!! ay) have been campaigning IN, 40 GEORGE JOHNSON, Montreal lawyer, fired a rapid|morally wrong. There was no G. Campbell McLean to predict quietly across the province for .. . Attorney General + . . Education Minister {denial at the defence lawyer, obligation on a citizen to report VER it will be the biggest provincial|ip. job that automatically car- conceding only that at one stage|crimes to the police, nor was Bac ttl pag gd cama in the/ries with it the premiership of es bn yr owen things about/there a moral obligation to do i ee ae the province. Tadagh he Papert 0. "When Duff Roblin was elect- f : He denied that librium pills enis is charged with tryin DEMAND ed leader, we had trouble filling Bapwres.4 is Der seen, Pa ge he had been taking had any ef- Figo Sol justice by attemeh: a ballroom," he says. "This|/ 2: volte secktnas pub oa fect on his ability to r ing to dissuade Mr. Lamontagne ILLIA s Hace g'd ad Betsy Peay cll OR MN . or that on the day of the $20,000/from opposing bail for narcotics ing a building big enough for sii : offer, July 14, 1964, he was feel-|smuggler Lucien Rivard. Nis the dinner." : To win, the candidate has to ing the effects of the pills. He was executive assistant to , There are 474 authorized dele-/have 50 per cent of the yote plus QUESTIONED ON DELAY the federal immigration minis- gates and 285 alternatives regis-|one. The low man is dropped on Mr, Assaly also questioned|ter and Mr. Lamontagne was 5 tered for the convention al-jeach vote which could mean him at length about whether he|lawyer for the United States though last-minute adjustments|that three ballots will be quired felt insulted or resented such an|government, which was taking joyment the may be made until'11 a.m. Sat-|to declare a winner, offer of money from a fellowlegal steps in Montreal to dies al ng 4 Riad we is he that Tong the ro a . ste 4 he beng poe -- Rivard for trial in ve delegates from each 0 e;tive executive have scheduled a ug. --nearly a mon ater) lexas. 57 constituencies, 148 executive/full slate of ballots and expect --to make an official report to| Mr. Lamontagne spent most) "HOMAS officers and other designates, 10|/the new leader--and premier-- the police. of the day under cross-examina- members of Parliament and 31lto be declared by 5 p.m. Mr. Lamontagne maintained |tion by Mr. Assaly. An active Dancin SAR he could not recall how he felt|courtroom lawyer, he appeared : o, Ont 9 three years ago but, if the same|at ease in the witness box, mak- Lia ated Alb t S ds S k thing happened today, "comingling comments at times that set er a ocre ee from Raymond" he wouldn't be|the lawyers and jurors laugh- NTH ER : insulted. jing. . U s Wi h C . One reason he had not com-| At one on gal pir age plained officially to police was\about how long he visite is nion it onservatives that Denis was his friend. If|psychiatrist, he'said he went to \ NOW ! WALTER WEIR, 38 STEWART McLEAN, 58 penis had not been, he didn't\him "as long as he told me to - By KORKY KOROLUK pen drew no pesnnas trom er + ++ Minister of Highways + + + Provincial Secretary --_|know whether he would have re-'go; I was a very obedient pa- * sitive EDMONTON (CP) -- The Al-|Conservative party, an Social Credit League| Wednesday night; in a speech to ] ne from Social Credit roe convention delegates, he dis- ON CBC MAS cial conservatism Thursday,|Played some annoyance. WESTERN and after an impassioned ap-| But the annoyance was gone F | peal from Premier E. C. Man-|by Thursday, when he led a dis- J fe | A k St d NN ER ning, the delegates to the/cussion group on the same u V S S u Vy | ELECTRIC league's annual convention head-|topic. } ed home to spread the word. He once again repeated his e | ® © &.6 P.M. Many were struck by the sim-|call for a polarization of politi- | RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL No smooth whisky 7 G Adams larity between events of the|cal though at a national level ews ervice | WIRING s Ps Gold Stri e past few months and events ofjand asked for a two-party sys- | selling at any price & p the 1930s, when Social Credit/tem to provide what he says By STUART LAKE but The CP does not buy the! QUALIFIED 1 Canadian was a study movement and not;)would be meaningful alterna- yet a political force. Itives. OTTAWA (CP) -- The CBC|CBC report," Mr. Cowan said.| Electrie Heating Contractor delivers as. much This time, the name is social] conservatism, and Mr. Manning is leading the way with the same fervor that William Aber- hart led Social Credit. And by telling adherents to organize study groups and discussion pe- riods, Mr. Manning is using the same technique. Social conservatism is a phrase coined by Mr. Manning in his book Political Realign- ment published last August. SETS OUT PRINCIPLES In it he sets out guiding prin- ciples for a movement aimed at leading the nation to a political rebirth. In it he concludes the Social conservatives, he says, would sponsor a program lead- ing to the total developmest of human and physical resources in a society of free and creative individuals. } If the Conservative party does not move to fill the social con- servative position, Mr. Manning says, it must be done by a reor- ganized national Social Credit movement, Mr. Manning was one of Mr. Aberhart's original disciples, and was a member of the gov- ernment elected in the sweep of 1935, He has been premier since Mr. Aberhart's original disti- ples, and was a member of the jstudy of whether the federal jnews department took it on the chin from the Commons broad-| casting committee Thursday. | lan Wahn (L-Toronto St. Paul's) asked State Secretary Judy LaMarsh for a_ serious government should be in the news business through its public broadcasting agency. It would be unthinkable for Parliament to subsidize such newspapers as the Toronto Daily Star or the Toronto Globe and Mail, the Toronto lawyer said, Perhaps the same reason- ing applied to the CBC. Ralph B. Cowan (L-York- Humber) questioned CBC's in- tention to set up its own news- And he never heard of the CBC} "scooping" The CP. | Howard Johnston (SC-Okana-| gan-Revelstoke) said the CBC| has been guilty of invasion of privacy with some of its news reporting. Miss LaMarsh said she was surprised at the line of question- ing. There have been sugges- tions that the CBC was at its best in news and public infor-| mation shows. She said she was '"'personally offended" at the way CBC cam- eras were set up on the front lawn of former Conservative cabinet minister Pierre Sevig- ny's home at the time of the) Gerda Munsinger inquiry. But Certified Lighting Consultent WESTERN ELECTRIC 725-0842 TRULL'S RD, SOUTH BUILD IN... FLAMELESS b} ECTRIC LE AT Behn rich rye flavour as Adams Gold Stripe. Hide ur Rye-Whisky. THOMAS ADAMS ODISTILLERS LTD, TORONTO, Progressive Conservative party J Electric is the national party with the nope trage elected in Oe eee gathering service ts winke it ine what offended her might not of- Haetin' 56 reorganization] .; ' 7, lependent of other sources. . : €ontroctors beg sinedeaiesl coviion to en- Hoty Mr, Aberhart's death in)" ye said this put the govern-| Mr. Johnson questioned the PRINCE ST. compass the broad general area 2 : ment in direct competition to hata' the CBC handled the story OSHAWA iy Mr. Manning calls social con- The party continued to shun|the Canadian Press, the co-op-/0f Mrs. Arthur Timbrell of servatism all-embracing social services. erative news-gathering agency|Preston, Ont., who refused to a The book and Mr. Manning's Health Minister Dr. J. Dono-|o¢ Canada's daily newspapers. give up two foster children to Phone van Ross repeated his call for the federal government to}|DOES GOOD JOB He said the CBC's "blanket h proposed dical] Mr. Cowan, a former news-/mandate" to cover the néws in care insurance scheme to in-|paper executive, said CP did ajany way it sees fit should be clude only assistance for low-in-| good job covering Canada. changed to ensure it does so in come groups. "The CBC buys the CP reportigood taste. the Children's Aid Society. 728-4611 the leaders in Electric Heating ) Senator Baird Dies In Ottawa AARVIN OTTAWA (CP) -- Senator Al- by exander Baird, 76, of Newfound- S it to you wrtsion* aes! AOCOLAA land died in an Ottawa hospital Thursday night after collapsing in front of the Parliament Build- ings. | A Liberal, he was appointed | to the Senate in 1949 by Prime| Minister Mackenzie King. | Born in St. John's, Nfld., Sen-| ator Baird was educated in| England. 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