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REJECT OFFER States. mission to the Common tig, United ~States-4s~-soun~ we, ~ BAYSSELS~(Reuters)---The| Market.-The yeduction, amount. diplomats reach final agree-lUnited S'ates Tuesday nigit re- ing to about i.3 U.S, cents = ment on changes in the treaty.|jected a Common Market offer! ong was conditional on the At lonet sight 'other standing! of a 10-per-cent_reduction of the: Us. resounding aii wegetaloe committees are gy to be|community's import charges on Soke on Oils pe jon and wi i active this fall, These include|U.S. frozen chickens. The rejec- ving "hat ied vd the public accounts committee,|tion was contained in a_state- ig posed reprisal which will scrutinize govern-|ment issued by the United] measures. ment spending. It likely will be KINSMEN headed by an opposition MP. ooday on @ normal 25%4-hour SPECIAL '/2 PRICE PASS To The FRIDAY, SEPT. 27th won veel, Bit a goverment KINSMEN SUPER CAR -BINGO- informant said the hours akely othe PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE will be extended in November Over $9 000 in Prizes including i] and December. In the Senate, which resumes Tuesday night, a special com- 1964 FORD or $2,000 Cash. $1,000 Hi-Lo Game. $2,000 Big Snowball (59 nos.) $1500 Small Snowball (54 nos.) Plus $600 regular games. $450 special games. mittee will launch a long-term FREE DOOR PRIZES study of the problems of the el- derly under Senator David Croll Don't forget to buy the economy pack for value and save money. (L--Ontario), who suggested the inquiry this summer. LARGEST BINGO IN EASTERN ONTARIO KINSMEN Teeter, Sentembar 26, 1963. a oe 1.2/The. special defence com- a tl Mitte, which met 12 times this summer, will continue 'ts {ar- ranging examination of Can- ata's defence policy. 2.--The special committee on Boas and insecticides will open public hearings on the cost and safety hazards of these chemi- cal products. 3.--The standing committee on privileges and elections will re- view the Canada Elections Act and hear recommendations that the voting age be lowerd and that balloting methods be im- proved, There also may be a proposal that public financial aid be given to election candi- dates. 1.--The external affairs com- mittee is due to hold public hearings on the contentious Co- $300 A MONTH FOR LIFE FROM AGE 65 Here is a plan to provide your family if you should die, or for your retirement years if you survive... You make regular payment to the Sun Life of Canada, then at age 65, you start receiving $300 a month for life, or if you prefer, $44,150 in cash. Both of these amounts can be increased by leaving your dividents on deposif, Should you not survive to age 65, a minimum of $30,000 will be paid immediately to your family. Se ---- Can't Be Halted, Levesque Says _BONTRE CP)--Rene Le-speaking suburban Westmount. ° Naa eee, eclen*ulal. 'Waller, Leja. waa se-taits o® the proposed NATO Du. the tip nember two man in the Que- eg injured while dismam|* °ft bec ee oh wares bs ge in Bll is English,|,,2%¢., British will take part only tien when that is what the peo-|Italian or Jew, he is a Quebecer| clip ing tend igene g a ple want. and has the same rights as we mee tre "aie PHacacdled eanJacques Bertrand, his\jhave," Mr. rigs eh said. Government sources sali For- vt rt in the opposition] The demands of the provit-| i. secretary Lord Home willle Union "Nationale "part ser sa said og en ee sol agar Fe convey ithe cabinet' *s decision to da) t fe ermm ba hap tm gen could id fead lead|Quebec more autonomy. Mi ag gogo Beyer pi to an independent constitution] 'Quebec's understanding of|Home files to Kew 0s oday, for the province, modified by|autonomy could create an im- "Wn toe ~, sald Hotle: wilt treaties with Ottawa covering|passe making necessary @ new) 06 puck to widen the inter- such fields as defence. constitution ~~ the previace, in- en ba Gatke te pertak an Calee Both men criticized terrorism.|dependent o ination of alternatives to the mixed-manned Polaris fleet pro- In other addresses dealing IDEA 'ABSURD' posed by President Kennedy. with French-English relations in Dr. Long said in a: Montreal Canada, Professor Marcus Long Fst U.S. officials believe, how- of the University of Toronto said the one-third of the population that is New Canadian must be recognized in any re-writing of the constitution. Professor Maxwell Cohen of McGill University in Montreal urged English and French- speaking Canadians to put Can- ada first when thrashing out their differences. SEPARATISM TO EBB In Vancouver, Guy Favreau, immigration minister, predicted séparatism in Quebec would ebb as the province's economy grows. Mr. Levesque, Quebec natural résources minister, addressed a French-speaking Montreal busi- smen's association. ee said French Canada was lumbia River. power treaty with Britain Plans To Sit 'a ba: NATO Talks LONDON (AP)--The British government has decided to sit in on the American-sponsored Riaree ma [Long Work Hours For Legislators OTTAWA (CP)--Federal ieg- islators will be making more money when they return to Parliament Hill Monday for the rsumption of the session--but they likely will have to put in longer hours than in the first part of the session. Refreshed by a two-month re- cess and hefty salary increases,| members of the Commons and s will face a heavy agenda of committee work in addition to their normal Com- mons and Senate sittings and of- fice chores. Mg little committee work as done this summer as Par- b pea concentrated on -he ini- tial legislative program of the new Liberal government. Of the 17 committees set up by the Commons, only four started thir deliberations by the Aug. 2 adjournment. Three more cotmittees are expected to be appointed shortly. All three will explore large and controversial fields, which adds up to extended sittings, These committees will investi- gate consumer credit and inter- est rates, ways of streamlining Parliament's rules of procedure, and the operations of the CNR and TCA. Several other Commons: com- -- plan major investiga- ions: interview the French-speaking Canadian idea of "two nations" making up Canada is absurd because a third of the popula- tion is of New Canadian stock. "If French - speaking Cana- dians achieve the twonation idea, a minority complaining about injustice will be imposing injustice on other minorities. "We can't have 30 per cent of; the population asking for 50 per cent of the power." Professor Cohen told the Ca- nadian school trustees conven- tion in Montreal that everyone must reassert the primacy of Canada. In Vancouver, Mr, Favreau told a press conference the star of Real Caouette, leader of Le Ralliement des Creditistes, is waxing in Quebec and that sep- aratism in his province will not exceed its present boundaries and will recede as Quebec's economy grows. Mr. Caouette, former deputy leader of the Social Credit party who has led most of his Quebec MPs away from the party, is "politically dead." BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Big Potash Plant Half Completed BELLE PLAINE, Sask, (CP) A $40,000,000 potash plant being built for Kalium Chemicals Ltd. near this southern Saskatche- wan community is almost half completed. To date some 3,000 tons of steel and 20,000 yards of con- crete have gone into the project and a 132-foot steel skeleton, flanked by beehive - shaped buildings on the left, reaches into the Prairie sky 17 miles east of Moose Jaw. About 700 workmen started raising heat-retaining walls and installing heaters this month so work could continue through the winter in a bid to complete the o- by the target date of late ever, that Britain will shed her reservations. They said last week and agreement to establish the fleet may be ready for sign- ing when ministers of the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- tion meet in Paris in Decem- ber. So far the U.S. plan has drawn the interest of West Ger- many, It aly, Turkey and Greece, In talks next month in Wash- ington and Paris, members of the Atlantic alliance will go over plans to equip 25 jointly owned, 'ointly controlled sur- face ships with nucleartipped Polaris missiles. Each crew would be of mixed nationality, drawn from the nations partic- ipating, and the fleet would be deployed in coastal waters for the defence of Europe, The conditional British de- cision to participate in the dis- MAKES TAX BID WASHINGTON (AP) -- Base- ball player Mickey Mantle has asked the U.S. Internal revenue service to recoonsider its deci- sion that he owes $37,605.39 more in 1957 taxes. In a peti- tion filed with the service, the New York Yankee outfielder asked for a re-determination of the amount wnich was se. June 26 of this year. By completing the enquiry form below, you can obtain details suitable to your personal situation. Plans can be arranged to provide various amounts mature SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE NAME ... ENLARGE HOSPITALS Ontario now has more than 36,000 public hospital beds com- pared with 16,000 at the end of 1947. gued that to join the talks would : not commit Britain to partici- | pate in the fleet while to ab- ROGER WOLFE cussions was reached after an|stain would open the way for intense cabinet and newspaper|another shutout similar to Brit- DISTRICT SUPERVISOR HOME BUSINESS controvers', ain's experience with the Euro- 723-2883 725-4563 KING ST. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH PALL COLOR DOUBLE THRILL SHOW! 611 KING STREET WEST Hebrew Christian Church Founder To Speak Here DR. A. U. MICHELSON AGE OF ORGY" founder and minister of the First Hebrew Christian Church of Los Angeles and well known for his nation wide broad- casts of the HEBREW CHRISTIAN HOUR heard throughout the United States and Can- ada, will be in KING ST. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 611 KING ST) WEST _Thurs., Sept. 26 AT 8 P.M. All Are Welcome Dr. Michelson hes made several tours of Pal and the New State of Israel, end many in Europe and d. He brings first-hond account of the condi- tions in that part of the world, He will tell of the development in Palestine end the unique position of the Jews today in bosegeay to the present world crisis. Dr. A wes reared in Orthodox Jewry, posed to extremists and mar- 1 groups because it was moving rapidly but "it was re Spectable to dream of self-de- termination but not to make mail-boxes jump." He was referring to the plac- ing of dynamite last May in mailboxes of largely English- seeeesee ADDRESS eee reer ersesereeseeesee Ce eeecemeeresseeeessee | OCCUPATION .. . Exect Date Of Birth .........s0050% veces 10,000 YEARS AHEAD TO... THE UNKNOWN! The Giant of Metropolis" --with-- top HITS The Invincible wy bo Gladiator" oo with-- RICHARD HARRISON ISABELLE CORY ™ COLOR BELLA CORTEZ MITCHELL GORDON iN COLOR TOMORROW! BILTMORE *27" ' ash will be stored in different bins. } DAY. "DR. No" IN coLor' The Proper Time" } --PLUS-- (BOTH ADULT) Th steel skeleton ultimately ~ . " will be the refining and power| lant. ito is abt eras pg Peg * TONIGHT running from the floor to the ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON! ceiling 132 feet above and four BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7:00 SHOW STARTS AT 7:35 crystallizers. TONIGHT thru SATURDAY OPERATION SECRET TAS HUNTER * FRAME AVALON are storage bins that eventually will have a capacity of 37,500 tons of potash each, They are 193 feet in diameter, have 16- foot high concrete walls and pre- fabricated wooden roofs thai taper together 80 feet: above the ground. Different grades of pot- DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. adults-only everyone MIRISCH COMPANY. EDWARD L ALPERSON, comedy since liked it hot!* JACK SHIRLEY LEMMON (/ MacLaINeE BILLY | WOES RMA" DOUCE «= TECHNICOLOR® PANAVISION®. LAZA1S Suir FEATURE TIMES--2:00 -- 4:25 -- 6:50 -- 9:25 LAST COMPLETE SHOW 9:20 The evapora'ors have not yet been installed but the crystalliz- ers resemble large pot-bellied stoves. The company is. keeping their operation a secret. Each evaporator will also be serviced by a drying kiln nine feet in diameter and 70 feet long. The evaporators, drying kilns and crysallizers will be laced oge'ther with connecting pipes which one engineer says will look like a steel spider web. Potash, used in fertilizre and chemical processes, will be mined by the solution process. This involves forcing water into the potash beds to dissolve the ore and then pumping the wa- er, containing a solution of po- tassium and associated miner- als, to the surface. Potash will be recovered in the refinery by a process of crystallization and drying. The refiried potash then will be transferred by conveyor belts to the storage bins. An under- ground conveyor belt 1,200 feet long will move the stored pot- ash to a loading terminal served by three sets of tracks. A short distance to the north of the plant drilling rigs contin- ued to sink shafts to potash beds 5,000 feet below the surface. The beehive-shaped structures Exchange Plan For Teachers Suggested QUEBEC (CP)--Canada's big- gest education body plans to|: fecommend an _ interprovincial teacher exchange program as nm way of marketing the coun- fry's 100th birthday in 1967. * The board of directors of the Panadian Education Association proved the suggestion Tues- y at a meeting preceding the association's annual convention. \ The association's suggestion would be made to the centennial Gommittee in Ottawa and to pro- yincial centennial committees, Where they exist. * It might be possible, said a feport subniitted to the direc- tors, for departments of educa- fion, in co-operation with larger school boards, to bring, nine teachers--one from each prov- ince--to work in local schools during the 1966-67 school year. ' "Some of these teachers would be primary teachers, some would be secondary teachers, some would be English-speak- ihg, some would be French- aking and some migh the bi- i gual." FRONT-END ALIGNMENT DR. 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