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REPORT FROM PARLIAMENT | Council Unsure House Method Is Criticized » By MICHAEL STARR, MP 'The method used by the gov- ernment in introducing depart- mental estimates is:not working out too satisfactorily. The estimates are being con-| sidered on Thursday and Fri- days, from seven to 10.30 in the evening. This only allows seven hours per week for this essen- tial business of the house. The house leader of the gov- ernment plans the work of par- liament and is directly respon- sible. . The fault with this procedure is that one department is intro- duced, discussion is carried on for three and a half hours and, if the discussion is not. com- pleted, that department is dropped and a new one is in- troduced on the following day. This has been. carried on this session and, as a result, only a few departmental estimates have been completely approved, out of approximately 20 depart ments. If the government expects to Of EMO Worth UXBRIDGE -- A gthy re- port of the Emergency Mea- sures Organization exercises held in Uxbridge recently, caus- ed considerable reaciivii among some councillors on Tuesday night. Councillor Steward reported that they had been asked to at- tend to see the exercise in op- eration and learn more about it. Instead, he said, they were immdiately given iasks to per- form for which they had not been briefed, Reeve Gould's opinion was that there was as much confu- sion as there was organization. Some members of ifie army, at least were not certain what the EMO were doing, or, even where thy were. "A bomb was dropped at Bloor. and Yonge in Toronto and the army sent in to evacuate the people. But with congestion of traffic the army came to a stop at Claremont. If the army couldn't get through, how could the EMO", he wondered. Cost to the county for main- crease to thes people was al- ways made simultaneously with the increase to old age pension- ers. One can only assume that there is a great reluctance, on the part of the government, to extend the $10 increase to this deserving group. : The members of the opposition |parties: are prodding the gov- lernment continuously on this matter, without success, All they can wrest from ministers is evasiveness. The last motion to go into supply produced an amendment condemning the government for its failure to carry out the spirit of co-operative federalism and for its neglect to consult with the provinces before . an- nouncing: or undertaking pro- grams which fall wholly or partly within provincial bicul- turalism, bilingualism, shared programs, and everything hav- ling to do with the provinces,|taining the EMO is $3500 an- was discussed. tnually, 90 per cent of which is The supply motions have been| paid by the province, Mr. Gould introduced on Mondays and\said. Many in this country feel ROBERT BAKER complete this work before the'the debate has tasted until Tues- this is a great waste of money.) Christmas pre mgany or day evening. This is, of course, concentrated effort will be need-'»rovided for under the rules of CITY AND DISTRICT ed. the house. Now that they have The government is still unpre-|been completed these two days pared to make a definite state-,will no doubt be used to con- ment as to whether it is willing sdier new government legisla- to extend an increase to disabled tion and amendments to existing Council Split On County Assessment UXBRIDGE -- Any move by Uxbridge Township to place their assessment program under the jurisdiction of On- tario County was temporarily shelved on Monday night when some members spoke against the move. Reeve Norman Hogg said that Pickering Township had applied} to the County to take over their assessment and he understood that some municipalities were also giving the matter serious consideration. 'I'm fed up with what we have,' he said. Deputy - Reeve Alvin Red- shaw said he feared the Council would lose its control under the County. system. "The people wouldn't stand a chance," he said. '"'There's no reason why our present problems couldn't he straightened out." Last week, the Township As- sessor, Robert Clarke resigned and his withdrawal from office was accépted on Monday. "We're on here to say what we think and that's my opin- ion," concluded Mr. Redshaw. Councillor Donald Jackson CAROLYN BARON CAROLYN COOPER said he would like to give it a : THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, November 15, 1963 3 Oshawa Vikings In Semi Final Oshawa Vikings enter the On- turio Intermediate Rugger Semi-finals Saturday afternoon vhen they tackle the powerful Aurora Rugby Club in a sudden- death ¢gontest. The kickoff is scheduled for 1.30 p.m. at the home field of the Toronto Wan- derers situated at Brougham. Vikings will be representing the intermediate conference, eastern division while the Au- rora squad carries the banner for the northern division. In the other sudden-death semi- final fixture the Toronto Old Boys, champions of the central conference battle Oakville, the western league representatives. The provincial championship} for the Carling Trophy will be played next Saturday between the two semi-final winners. based on 100 points for and 30 es) " jowever, a lengthy two- hour board of directors meeting at Ontario Rugger Union Head- cuarters in Toronto, it was ruled that Oshawa Vi"n-; would be Eastern League champions on a better point-spread basis by eight points. Furthermore, 'Vik- ings had tied and defeated Ajax in their two league matches. The controversy was caused because the union had no defin- ite ruling in case of league ties at the end of a schedule. No playoff could be called between Ajax and Oshawa as the" semi- final date was set and could not te ed. Union vice-president Lio- nel Young announced that their decision of Wednesday had thus set a precedence for future years and that league ties would CONTROVERSY CAUSED , The Vikings were not official- ly named the Eastern League late Wednes- Both Oshawa and Ajax ended the eight game schedule with identical six wins, champions until day night, be determined on a a_point- spread basis in the future. TOUCHLINE CHATTER Brougham was selected for Saturday's game as it repre- sents a neutral ground. The field is located off Highway No. one los', and one tie records. The Ajax Rugby Club claimed the title on a basis of a better said that Pickering's request|point-for-against average. (Ajax had been rejected once before|had 88 points for and 26 against |and there was no certainty that|resulting in a 3.38 average while try for one more year before bowing to County Council. Deputy - Reeve Redshaw 7 about one mile east of the town of Brougham .. . Little is known about the relative strength of the Aurora squad. Scouting reports that have fil- tered in to the Vikings indicate that Aurora have a number of And blind pensioners. The in- CAPSULE NEWS Creditistes Lift 'Year-Long Block OTTAWA (CP) -- A private bill to incorp*rate Allstate Life Insurance Company of Canada was passed in the Commons Thursday after the Creditistes lifte against the measure. Before third reading w given; Credit- iste Leader Real Caouette re- peated his objection that 87.5 per cent of the company's stock is owned by American interests and only 12.5 per cent is held ih. Canada. ALARM AT QUEEN'S PARK TORONTO (CP)--More than § provincial government em- pinyees were ordered out of the main building at Queen's Park Thursday 'or 10 minutes when a defective steam valve burs and touched off a fire alarm. PATRONAGE OUT? OTTAWA (C™) --. That "'lit- fie bit of patronage" in the Elections Act apparently is on the -way out, The. Commons élections committee Thursday decided to recommend that ' a year - long blockade|' ceiving is virtually complete."|Rana Pratap Sagar section of ernment increased the bank rate|tween officials of the Canadian « Thursday and announced new|government and Dr. H. J. Bha- price controls, cuts in customs|bha, chairman of India's atomic OFFICIALS RESIGN Len Pilkey, welfare officer| i; and Robert F. Clarke, assessor have tendered their resignations} to the Uxbridge Township Coun- cil. (cts WILL BE HONORED Howard H. Kerr, principal of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute and a former teacher at OCVI in Oshawa, will receive an hon- orary degree from ine Univer-| sity of Toronto Nov. 22. | { aursday at the Inter-American {Economic and Social Council, informed sources said. They said Brazil retreated in the face of solid opposition to its plan to 'oaden the aid scheme by! bringing in European and Asian nations, . including Communist coun_ries. Canada-India Complete Talks On Dam Project GIVES PROTECTION | LONDON (Reuters) -- The OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana- oral contraceptive pill is "a dian and Indian governments method that is here to stay,'|have completed discussions for a British consumer testing as-\the construction in India of a sociation said in a report is-;Multi - million - dollar Cana- sued here today, The British\dian - designed nuclear power Consumers' Association, an un-/Station. official body which tests prod- The 200,000 - kilowatt plant ucts for its members, said if|similar to design to the Cana oral contraceptives "are taken|dian plant now under construc- strictly accoré' g to instruction, tion at Douglas Point, Ont., will their protection against con-|be located in the power-hungry ? : AMONG THE India's Rajasthan State. INCREASES RATE Final talks on the project took| annual LOUISA GARRETT STANLEY KOLESNIK STUDENTS | who will receive prizes at the commencement exer- it would be approved this time.'Oshawa's average was 3.33 Area Students | NANCY GIBBIE HEWART GOUGH Four Oshawa and district| young men fro. da who recently enrolled in the Royal Canadiar Air Force un-| der the terms of the regular) office training plan, an officer program common to. the navy, army and air force, They will receive a combined military '/and university education in pre- paration for a career in the -\RCAF as commissioned offi- jcers. Attending Royal Military Col- dry, Mill street, Newcastle and R. J. Kozak, RR 1, Bowman- ville. At Royal. Roads; in British Columbia, is G. E. Beattie, 460 Vimy avenue, Oshawa; while T. J. Rodgers, RR 1, Bowman- ville, is a universit, selected RCAF _ senior matriculation candidate. Of the 239, 137 have been ac- jcepted for entry into the three |Canadian Service Colleges: Royal. Roads, near Victoria, B. C., the Royal Military College SUSAN MACDONALD PAUL TOPPINGS cises of O'Neill Collegiate and Vocational Institute, being held in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. today, are these stu- dents from Grades 12 and 13. PARIS (Reuters -- The gov-|place in Ottawa this week be-| -- of Canada, Kingston, Ont.; and GREENWOOD ENTRIES $90-A-Week \College Militaire Royal de 102 will attend selected univer- Saint-Jean, Que. The remaining| Train For RCAF The students attending uni- students are among the 239|versities are provided with tui- across Cana-|tign board, books, instruments, a basic monthly dian Services Colleges, The regular lodging, uniforms, medical ard dental care, and are paid salary. Like | their counterparts at the Cana- during the summer recess they are at- tached to a military unit and employed on regular military | duties. vfficer training plan is one of the main sources : of career officers for the arme ledge, Kingston, are R. G. Hen- -ydicaogg pha' 4 young, fast Canadians along with six or seven experienced players from the British Isles . . . Among the Canadians is Art Gough who had the dis- tinction of being the first Cana- dian born perso: to play rug- ger here in Ontario back in 1952 .', . Vikings will be count- ing on their backfield, led by the hard running Dave Nicholishen and by the place kicking of f. Whack Terry Kelly .. . Vik- ings will be back at full strength for the game with the return of Garney Gunn fron Flint, Michi- gan and of captain Tom Far- quharson and Wayne Voege who missed las' week's game because of minor injuries. In the Senior league, two sud- den death matches will also be played. Toronto Irish play the Nomads and Balmy Beach tackle the Saracens . . . Osh- awa Vikings lineup will be Pope Paul Visits Canada College Kelly, Mclean, Nicholishen, Far- quharson, R. McKnight, K. Wil- liams, Lockwood, Maly Nielsen, Gibson, Chaszewski, Voege, Oli- ryk, Gunn and McArthur. . . An important chalk talk to dis- cuss tactics and strategy is be- ing held tonight at 8.00 p.m. at Captain Tom Farquharson's residence, 1009 Centre street north, Whitby .. . Vikings last ROME (AP) -- Pope Paul VIjcompeted in playoffs in 1959, Vatican drove out of the Thurs-| the season they captured the day night to visit the Canadian| Ontario title. and Dutch pontifical colleges in Rome. ONE EXCEPTION } | 1 His four-car motorcade set out All of Canada's provinces ex- from the Vatican at dusk and|cept P.E.I. have legislation Parliament abolish a ,require-|Cconsolidate an duties and aid for exports to!energy commission. onomic stabili- A joint announcement by Can- sities, braved Rome's heavy evening|Z0verning maximum working a Accountant sore sace owner son) FLAG AU,000 claiming.' Purse $1900 for 3-year-olds and a Ie aret eiree Walch, xi18 _BROCKVILLE (CP) Theiular officer training plan, to Bomar, No Boy 112 Crown today is expected tojattend one of the three Cana- Real Stuff, No Boy 117 complete its case against De-idian Services Colleges or lores Clow, an accountant|Canadian universit i A' v y. P med ~ha y 9 | Ore cones Gy « tie oe _ Students: of senior .matricula- same Fg oi oc = auto 'agency, . tion standing enrolled at Royall eger of Montreal and James A police officer testified rena "-- _ College Militaire) Cardinal McGuigan of Toronto. Thursday Mrs. Clow a former|s Ving sal gern oe which is) In a speech, he recalled his |fashion model, deposited more} attend for) visi than $40,000 ina fourspear po(ote years and are then trans-| white pare oP age a wi ; riod and then withdrew all but|{e"red to the Roy! Military _ : a : $2,213.35 of it when she left Ril.|COllege for an additional two lings Motors Limited on Oct. Years. to complete their educa- 16, 1962. tion for a degree. Det.-Sgt. Leslie Sterritt said| For those students accepted i the $90-a-week accountant had|With a junior matriculation, a| Mother Church a bank balance of $694.41 on|further preparatory year is of- Dec. 29, 1958. She banked $10,-|fered at College Militaire Roy- | LIBERTYVILLE, Ill. (AP)--\200 in 1959, $12,085 in 1960,)al de Saint-Jean. : | The Serbian Orthodox Church|$7,634 in 1961, and $10,773 in -- \of Canada and the United States/1962 for a total of $40,692, | via med he Comm RETRAINING FOR THE UNEMPLOYED . if i . . Canadian Vocational Training Programme g_ Frog Three days after she left the| what it termed "the Commu-|Billings firm her account stood The Province of Ontario, in co-operation with the Government of Canada and the FOURTH RACE Perceptor, $2500, MSt-controlled mother church inlat $2,213.35, he told a county OSHAWA BOARD OF EDUCATION claiming. Purse $1800 for 3-year-olds, 7, Yugoslavia." court jury of 11 men and one Will Provide Training at --|furionas A resolution unanimously) woman ment that all returning officers|2@tion plan launched two months lose their jobs automatically |28°. The bank rat: increase-- when Parliament makes whole-|to four per cent from 34--is de- sale amendment to the Canada signed to put a gentle brake on Bonen lait: ment, Canada w provide ' DIES IN CRASH FIND FORGED NOTES _ |maijor part of the $70,000,000 in-|Finsci No. 20%. Wo. "HAMILTON (CP) --William| VIENNA (Reuters) -- A case | vestment under a long-term cre-|Noble Score, Dittfach 110 Baker, 66. of nearby Stoney/full of forged British banknotes dit arrangement. The remainder spf Pell Fhe eat ead Greek was killed Thursday night|Was raised Thursday from the\of the money--mainly for the when his car was struck by a depths of Lake Toplitz in the|ronventional part of the plant-- westbound Toronto-to-Fort Erie/Austrian Alps, rumored to be will be put up by India. cain fe ight train at a level crossing|the hiding place of Nazi treas- The huge nucle. generating |right Bower, Walsh X112 im east end Hamilton. ure and documents. The Nazis|plant will be the first sold by|Sviding Wave, Leblanc 110 URGES BOYCOTT fc-ged the bills and hoped to\Canada abroad. It will be the wishara Drift, No Boy. 7E SATURDAY, NOV. 16, 1963 rush traffic. Th of pe-|hours and minimum wages. destrians on the sidewalks WOMEN'S COUNCIL cheered the passing Pontiff. The National Council of Pope Paul went first to the|Women of Canada, which has 57 Canadian college in downtown)jocaij councils, celebrated its Rome to attend its 75th anni-|70th anniversary in 1963. et celebration of the col- ege., NEW HOME SPECIALISTS IMA Real Estote Ltd. TRADES ACCEPTED 323 King St. W. Each summer some 700 se- nior and junior matriculants from high schools across Cana- \da are selected by Canada's \three services under the reg- ada and India on the $70,000,- : FIRST RACE Castlereigh $3500. Bive Light, Dittfach Vowen . m 000 project is expected to be caiming. Purse $2000 for 2-year-olds, 1| Buttermilk Pike, Livingstone X115 made within the next few days. | mile J ® ; Camera Action, Walsh X114 Under a Canada-India agree-| map hen. ale alPopey, Hale 115 aple Way, Stadnyk 107 Little Tipper, Parsons X118. Mary's Reward, Leblanc (A)115 Who Goes, No Boy (A)114 $2500, OUr Fool, Dittfach 112 7 Frosty Day, No Boy 109 Crucial Hit, Fitzsimmons 120 A--Mrs. R. E, Fisher entry | POST TIME 1.30 P.M, CLOUDY AND SLOW Serbian Church Cuts Ties With SECOND RACE -- Pickaninny, claiming. Purse $1800 for 3-year-oids, ; ; Niagara Drift, No Boy (A)110 distribute them to undermine|second to be bui" vy India and/Bella"Prestia, Potts 113 TORONTO (CP) -- A, Alan the stability of British currency. is expected to be the forerunner | Gallant Helio, Fitzsimmons (A117) Rorovoy, executive secretary of| ' ustria is checking that the Na-lof a series of Canadian-desig-\maple Jon, Parsons, X105 the Toronto and District Labor zis dumped gold, arms and se-\nated plants to be built by In-| Sky Spark, Parsons x108 Committee for Human Rights cret documents' in the lake. dia starting from 1966. " |A--A. Webster and Cherudon Stable entry Thur; ight wrged Canadians : aad to popeils, hotels in the United GETS NEW POST Sale of the plant to India will) | THIRD States which refuse to admit HELSINKI (AP) -- The for-/open up a new market for Ca-|7i)) Negroes. eign office Friday appointed |nadian produced natural 'uran-|Playampa, Walsh X197 Consul - General Karl Tarsten|ium fuel rods. It also will be poy Pecdigty ab beg x102 PREDICTS CARNAGE Tikanvaara new Finnish am-|a potential market for a pro-| er impala, Ditifach 115 TORONT? (CP) -- Metropoli-|bassador in Ottawa. Until. now,|jected Canadian heavy Water basi: No Boy 112 tan Toronto Police Chief James|he has served as Finnish rep-|plant likely to be built in the| cellaroung, Cetin, 110 Mackey predicted Thursday|resentative in Bonn. Tikanvaara|Canadian We' unless an east-) Trusty Man, Terry 110 that 32,540 persons will be killed|succeeds retiring Ambassador/ern plant is heavicy subsidized} and 1,111,250 injured in Canada! Arturi Lehtinen. by the federal government. in traffic accidents during the POs . ees noni 9 na next 10 years. He urged larger conten ge eo gle traffic forces ane tougher law Minbar etane Ghbekd é MUST COMPETE German-owned B-26 plane died KITCHENER (CP) -- If Ca- when the plane missed the run- mwadian mannfacturers don't way .at Cotonou Airport and learn to compete in foreign|crashed into, the sea Thursday markets they won't be able to Night. compete at home, Ontario's neW wrens prER'S DAUGHTER NEED AN OIL FURNACE .. cau PERRY DAY OR NIGHT 723-3443 RACE Malatine, $3500. Purse $2000 for 2-year-olds, "KINDNESS BEYOND PRICE, YET WITHIN REACH OF ALL" GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL 390 King W. 728-6226 Mr. Downtown Merchant Are' you buying a building for someone else with the rent you : Ptecald tg |adopted by 177 delegates at al Th H t |Cluny Miss, Harrison 110 two-day national assembly in |Feuerzauber, Leblanc 117 3 7 TOO BU ees ey he ae © Eni Lad, Dittfach 113 § - Bobby Brier, Walsh X105 ence 'from the holy synod in | Hi ear, Armstrong 117 Yugoslavia ' | The rec oni 7 In Burketon [,FAGTW RAGA Meare Alea | he readlutian, dald. the, dee. eS asboale ty some 70 churches in Canada ; ar re & Bofjac, McComb 118 5 ass pes se et thee ak SANDECK' HALL. England| Setety Man, Dittfech me and the United State jaendall, z ee 8 '|(Reuters)--An_ American _ busi- ar ras |Man of Kent, Darton X106 so Leah four in Free Europe Export or expire, he told the|nessman married the daughter |Solitude Trail, Fitzsimmons 118 and one in South Africa. A Ontario Shoe Superintendents| of an F eel ot a cilia |Queen's Courier, Stadnyk 105 spokesman said the church has : lof an English earl at a village + 1¢|Breezy A N and Foremen's Association. |church ceremony here Thurs-| TW Oshawa teenage girls|frayry Annwer. No Boy 106 "more than 200,000 members." he: ie a Nee day. Hugh Willey, 36, member| Were rushed to Toronto General|acompanado, Walsh x15 . . OTTAWA (CP) -- The Com-(%! @ large American' engineer-|Hospital suffering head injuries| ajors jams siren 1" and Vocational Institute wee fh ie val Thue. (2m firm and a former Olympic following a car accident near) yg aor angie ed equestrian, married Lady Ser.|Burketon late last night. SIXTH RACE -- Tatting Stakes 'Handi 570 Stevenson Road North, Oshawa, Ontario for t'e name of the governing body|0"@ Lumley, 27, youngest) Miss Sandy Knight, 18, 95|sdded_for syearoids aod UB, Ts. miles. of Seventh-Day Adventists in|/4@ushter of the Earl and Count-/Queen street, Oshawa, was seen|Own Coleen, No Boy 109 BASIC TRAINING FOR SKILL DEVELOPMENT P v5 A | ess Scar y ' irit, Wals! Canada. The name was changed|°S® %f Scarborough. by Be sere pas sn gs" Etimota, Ditttach 119 to Seventh - Day Adventist POPE AIDS VICTIMS orf gaiie-yrsitn Pertagers ri Church in Canada from the Ca-) TOKYO. (Reuters)--The for-\Ps"1-"Gchawa She wae later nadian Union Conference Cor- e Mens N jed to Oshawa. She was later , ign ministry has announced! . i ration of Sevent'..ay Adven- at sent to Toronto in the early por . y Aaven- receipt of $5,000 from Pope ho f tists. | A ns : M urs of this morniig. Paul for the victims of last Sat- ; Sas SEES NO PROBLEMS urday's coal mine disaster in|,.Miss Irene Philippe, 18, of EDMONTON (CP) -- A Cana- Kyushu, southern Japan, and|220 Park road south, Oshawa, dian wheat board official says(tce triple train. cragh near Mer rial Ho wt ag geen! | "@ board anticinaies no major|.°*¥°.; More than 600 persons apihee o l eta a grobleme in handle this poe dey were killed in the two disasters. | transferred to Toronto later. | cae oh sea dita es weal grea Also involved was Carl Meyer, --- sg eal exports. Earl JAIL RUSS FARMER 38, of 95 Queen ean Canaan! st 2 ' ssi COW SE ee " ht, so Vang srant ae é Robertson, boar Tibessqonyee weit MOSC OW (AP)--Ivan Pukho- who sustained head injuries, He} told the United Grain Growers'|vinkov, farmer on a collective is in Bowmanvill M 1 annual meeting Thursday that,/farm in the northern Caucasus, | Hospital m ule §=Memoria although facilities would be was sentenced to 15 years' im-| , Z taxed to the limit, 'the goals prisonment because an electric! Al! three were in the same waich we are establishing forjwire strung around his orchard|¢a!- No 'other vehicles were in-| this crop year ~ be attained."'killed a girl, Selskaya Zhizn volved The accident occurred| COMMITTEE ARRIVES (Country Life) reports. He put] the Scugog road north of BONN Re se A a ag the wire around his little or-|Burketon at 11.50 p.m. 3ONN ( euters)--! -4-mem-\chard plot to keep people from! Both girls were said to be in ral oe stealing his apples. a serious condition, anadiz : C ye er a . te arrived in West Germany ' GUNMEN GET $107,000 | Thursday for a visit expected to hee ad vouecnee (AP)-- DISTINGUISHED CAREER |} é fs i ressed in army i- + | dast foun. oF dive cays, forms staged a $107,000 pa¥ro Helen Alice Kinnear of On-| AGREE ON PLAN holdup at Venezuela's National|tario became the first woman) SAO PAULO; Brazil (AP)--A 'Agrarian -- Institute Thursday. | King's Counsel in the Briitsh predominantly Latin American The bandits forced seven em- Commonwealth in 1934, and the clearing house 'for the Alliance ployees to undress, then looted first woman county court judge for Progress was agreed uponia safe and fled. lin 1943. | bs pay? Do you plead with the owner for repairs and moderniza- Court Royal, Fitzsimmons 123 Forest. Lark, No Boy 108 Ma Petite Folie, No Boy 113 Cesca, Harrison (A)120 A--Stafford Farms entry QUINELLA BETTING tion or end up poying for them yourself? Are you sure of a long lease to protect your business investment? A prominent- 100% location is available now. All replies treated confidentially. Poul 728-9474, 187 King St. E ly situated piece of downtown Oshawa in a traffic SEVENTH RACE -- Montclair -Allow- ances. Purse $3000 for 3-year-olds and up, 1 mile. Admiral Armbro, No Boy 111 Indian Crossing, Terry 121 Peters Sister, Walsh X103 Winisteo, Tawse XXX104 Ristow Realtor, Financial Trade Building, enjoy Canada's favourite BRANVIN SHERRY AND PORT WINE JORDAN BRANVIN Sherry GENERAL WOODWORKING (CABINET MAKING) CLERICAL COURSE MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE POWER MACHINE OPERATION -- SEWING RETAIL SALES RESTAURANT SERVICE SMALL ENGINES AND SERVICE STATION WORK WELDING PRACTICE All courses will take place Monday through Friday, 4:45 to 11:15 P.M, Courses will stort approximately November 18th and run for 24 weeks. Provision has been made for « daily half-hour rest period. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be reg d with a ploy Office in Ontario and have Grade 9 education or equivalent for all courses with the exception of the Basie Training for Skill Development Course, THESE COURSES ARE OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF ONTARIO on fou hb wn . Nati 5 Bennl . Subsistence Allowances will be poid while applicant is ory course. Interested persons should apply inimediately at their local National Employment Office. The selection of trainees is the responsibility of the National Employment Service Office ond the Co-ordinator of Programme "5". u G. L. ROBERTS Co-Ordinator of Programme "5" G. K. DRYNAN, Q.C. Chairmon Oshowa Boord of Educotion