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18 THE COHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Jenvery 24, 1963 REPORT FROM PARLIAMENT House Resumes Business Again By MICHAEL STARR, MP jissue. The Social Credit and Minister of Labor NDP had both gone on record House resumed business|*S2inst the adoption of nuclear arms at the present time and ea Jenuery 31, after an absence under present circumstances. corse po owe the yoo The defence problems were tives their larg-|Stealing the spotlight from a est Porat gpokhe don in Cea number of important and press- and the Leader of the Opposition|i2g domestic issues, such as the had committed his party to ajeXpansion of the economy and guclear arms policy. the provision of new jobs. / Thus, the House resumed] The Prime Minister had stated operations in a heightened at-|during the convention that a mosphere of tension. new five-year program would be During the Conservative an-jundertaken to push economic faal meeting the Prime Minis-jexpansioa, particularly in the ter had indicated his desire to|secondary industry field, where have an expression from thejincentives and encouragement delegates on major issues, in-/provided by the Government in cluding the nuclear one, and at/the past four years had already the same time had outlined thejachieved a record expansion danger of adopting fixed posi-|this year. This expansion must tions in view of the constantlyjbe kept up for on it depends changing military and inter-|largely the extent to which Can- national situation. ada will maintain record em- Thus, when the House re-|Ployment levels. sumed this week the positions) The House resumed business of both major parties werejagainst a background of eco-) gtadually sharpening on the/nomic expansion which placed Canada in the forefront of all nations in the Western World in- of: i rth i - Group To Study|es:s sen som: 2 . tor in this tremendous economic India Defence expansion has been the stabil- s Requirements Conservative Convention and indeed had no place in Can-|ladies at the Convention, the ' 4 on record in favor of bilingual-|ada. He added that to talk of|Prime Minister pointed out sig- ; 7 ik ism; and the Prime Minister|"States" in the Canadian Fed-|nificantly that the longer the ; was at pains to recogaize thejeral system: «vas just not being|Government stayed in, tne more SUPERMA bi-cultural nature of Confedera-jrealistic. people would have the chance to : tion; yet he pointed out on two wore is . rege om" long pes that the Bagger Rp. : occasions that separatism was present Session will go on.|car: out are ones not the solution to any problems! But in his address to thelfor Canada at the present time. : 174 RITSON RD. SOUTH el Where Thrifty Shoppers Meet--Store Open 8 A.M.-10 P.M. Daily HANDSOME MULTI-PURPOSE CABINET SPECIAL VALUES FOR THURS., FRI, SAT., JAN. 24, 25, 26 "CHARGE IT'? PAY ONLY 1.25 FREE CITY WIDE DELIVERY FREE PARKING PER WEEK. 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NO DOWN PAYMENT ization of currency, or the so- called pegging of the dollar OTTAWA (CP)--A Common- wealth - United States military Another issue looming large in the present Parliament, while it continues, is the matter of mission will leave Loadon for Confederation, In the face of de- India Jan. 29 to study technical requirements mands from Quebec for a re- of the Indian air shaping of Confederation, the defence system, Prime Minister Diefenbaker announced Wed- nesday in the Commons. | Canada will participate in the | GAME DROPPED | AIR FORCE ACADEMY,| mission along with Britain, Aus-/cojp, (AP)--Maj. Gen. Robert tralia and the United States. Mr. Diefenbaker said the mis- H. Warren, superintendent of ' gion is part of the continuing|the Air Force Academy, said effort to support India, attacked/p! on its borders last year byla Communist China. lans aave been cancelled for National Football League ex- hibition game in the -- However, he added that the) ¢ogium next Sept. 8. mission's role will be purely ex- ploratory and that the mission The date had been eouieiel TAS A USE J TELEPHONE TABLE GREAT BIG VALUE! Similier Cabinets Sell for as Much as 19.99 WONDERFUL HOME "BUY" -- Practical as it's beautiful! Walnut-colour wood grain construction; brass-tipped legs; size 16" x 24", 26' high; easy-sliding doors. Good- SUG AR B AGS WASHED, BLEACHED 3 /1.00 WHITE SERVIETTES 2 rxes, 20° POCKET MATCHES "°F srr se 1g¢ FIVE ROSES FLOUR o 49° DUTCH BLEACH me, ie 19¢ BUTTER itn wear onoen 3.00 ano over 2 uns 1.00 DELMAR MARGARINE 4 us. 95¢ BURNS PURE LARD us, 19¢ See our store Peas sale of children's, in- fants' and young moderns clothing ot dras- tically reduced prices! WE CASH BABY BONUS AND FACTORY PAY CHEQUES! © MENS' SOCKS 'on 1.00 COLGATE DENTAL CREAM wey 35¢ (With Free Flintstone Cherecter) USE IT AS A will take no decisions. It wouldjby Detroit Lions and Dallas) RECORD CABINET report to the four governments Cowboys. It drew a vehement and it would be for them to/protest from Calvin Kunz, pres- ny military aid for|ident of Denver Broncos of the ona -- " . rival American League. He said representative on|the Broncs will open their home | looking addition to your home... and for so little! FAMOUS BABY FOODS STRAINED AND JUNIOR Sone dae the air defence mission is RCAF/season on the same day. Group Capt. George B. Murray,| Officials had arranged the @, of es who is with|Detroit - Dallas exhibition to northern NORAD region head-jraise money for a cadet facility quarters at North Bay. in the mountains west of here. Ann Landers LAUDS CARRIER BO Dear Ann Landers: Our son delivers papers and takes his job seriously. The problem | am writing about is the lack of consideration shown by some of his cus- tomers. Ben's territory includes many apartment buildings. People move out left Free Pkg. of and right, leaving no forwarding address, and Ben gets stuck with the bill. Maybe they don't reslize it's the carrier boy who is left holding the COUNTRY GOOD b Twn there are always folks who are slow-pay and the boy has to come CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP back two and three times to get his money. This isn't fair, Ben has had to travel many extra miles, doubling back for collection -- in all kinds WORTH 14c BY BUYING 2 15-O0Z. TINS sr HEINZ SPAGHETTI 3 5. ALL FOR | wish you'd remind people, Ann, that the carrier is trying to be a good Your Choice | little businessman and he deserves a break. Thank you D.L. Beef, Chicken, Beef with Mushrooms REGULAR PRICE EACH .19 Now Only ror 45: HEINZ CREAMY TOMATO SOUP Regular Price 2 tins 27¢ 81.00 OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 723-2209 DOWNTOWN: 21 SIMCOE ST. S. 723-2294 : eS m Regular 3 for 34c This Week Gg FOR 95 Cc : TW, : at Glecoff's ® JOIN THE HEINZ BONUS CLUB NOW e Heinz Rich TOMATO JUICE Reg. Price 2 for 27¢ 20-0Z. TINS oe Perk Up That Sandwich With | Heinz WAFER PICKLES = AB HEINZ Famous KETCHUP 1]-oz. bottle Reg. 25c THIS WEEK 4 ror 89: The Sign of Good Eating! Dear D.L.: The carrier boys are industrious youngsters who should be rewarded for their efforts, not exploited because of stele gp And they are very Important young men in my life. | couldn't get this column to pow of you with- out them, so please treat 'em good, folks. 32-0Z. JAR Please Pay YOUR Carrier Promptly REMEMBER! He Depends on YOU! She Oshawa Cines a