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(CP)~FProb- cish members will participate lems faced by people 65 or older in 8 random survey among the Coton Jords FURNI TURE Provincial plays the fiddle, watches tele- vision or just sits back. for a smoke and wonders whether anyone else in Canadas has had 3 longer more aetive life than He recells taking his bride to the church on horseback, She died & short time later and he never remarried Mrs, Susan MacKinnon, his landlady off and on for the last 20 yeers, says he Is "'no trouble In the world, always cheerful." "When I called a8 doctor for him one pight about two years, 8go it was the first time in his| life that a doctor had ever al-| tended him." Since then he has been in excellent health Mr, Nicholson is not often idle, | His violin, brought from Seot-| land by his grandfather, revives memories of tunes long forgot ten by others His favorite television pro- grams are those which fes ure violin music ! He walks up and down stairs without help, eats and sleeps well and dresses neatly, No| longer able to attend mass, he| receives regular visits from the! parish priests Now a question he has heard many times: To what does he attribute his age? Heredity, he says, His father lived to he 100 | Parliament At-A-Glance By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Wednesday, Veh, 15 The Liberal and CCF opposi-| tion sought to adjourn regular|® commons business for an emer: | ¢ geney debate on unemployment ® w=0n the grounds that 165,000 persons had heen added to the jobless ranks in the last month Speaker Roland Michener ruled that interruption of busi: ness would not be warranted since there had heen -- and would he---ample opportunities| to discuss unemployment | Prime Minister Diefenhaker sald Canadian and UR supnort| for UN Secretary-Ceneral Dag Hammarskiold will he one of the first things discussed hy President Kennedy and himself in Washington Monday Opposition Leader Pearson and H.W. Herridge, CCF for. eign affairs spokesman, hoth wished Mr. Diefenbaker well for his private and informal Washington visit Warm, non partisan praise went out to the Canada Coun ell during brief debate on a gov: ernment motion to refer the council's yearly report to a standing committee for detailed consideration, ve Thursday, Feh, 16 The Commons meets at 8:30 p.m. EST on second reading of a resolution dealing with the proposed Mattagami Lake Rail way; the Senate meets at § pm ASK NEW LAWS TORONTO (CP) ~~ Laws to prohibit employers from hiring replacements for striking em. ployees were proposed to the Ontario government Wednesday by the international railway brotherhoods, A brief to Pre. mier Frost requested amend ments to the Labor Relations Aet to give workers the right to respect picket lines during a legal strike, The brief also ed for government-operated lotteries for hospital and educa: tional! services, RHINO WATER DUNDEE, Scotland (CP) Jute manufacturer Herbert Bonar has given £10000 to a Yiwater for wild animals" fund, It enables water ta be piped to rhinoceroses in Tsave National Park, Kenya, EE LB Ss | extra Snr fmild Gerber Apple-Raspberry on for STRAINED Big difference in this fruit duet? ¥ou bet! 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