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Five years THE OSHAWA--TIMES, Wednesdoy, December_11, 1963 earlier, three provincial cabinet = = ESAS USL NEON ORT A ERE ministers resigned over disclos- Travel Writer ures of the way NONG stock | 37! t |most atmospheric places from | Addis Ababa to Venice, Bogota . omnes Zz Nixon Appears Chief Leadership Aspirant was turned over to a committeethough he found plenty of of experts for a further study.{racket - ridden gambling and It is to be reintroduced after|horse - and - buggy methods of} public hearings. {dealing with it The government took the/NEW POLICE HEAD plunge into what had heen Te The opposition parties criti- garded as politically treacner' cized the report as inadequate. ous waters--the authorization Of} 7). sovernment hailed it as By JOHN LeBLANC TORONTO (CP)--The chronic problem of a new leader for the much - abused Ontario Liberal party promises to be the No, 1) political question mark in the) rovince for at least the first] If of 1964. was distributed when northern | municipalities were signing up| for franchises. The legislature | is awaiting the report of a fal Of Montreal opened investigation, a potential LONDON (CP)--An E political firecracker. As veteran federal Conserva- to obtain a_ harness track franchise through the re- vival of old and dormant racing charters. The govwernmnet to Katmandu, | Morris sees the fermenting city of French-Canadian consci- ousness aS a stimulating hive of \students ready to debate and Feels Thrust | tive politican W. Earl Rowe writer says Montreal is one of took office as lieutenant-gover-| the few cities left where one can| jnor, NDP Leader MacDonald experience the fizzing excite-| jaccused him of filing a false:ment and pioneer | affidavit thrust once characterized New and Chicago, inspiring men to "go west."' argue anything under the sun-- \'something like an eastern San |Francisco, with a touch of the! |beat to it."" | nglish "Nobody, not even the angri- est of young men, could call Montreal! dull. She may not pro-) duce much great art or quiver-| ing philosophy, but at least she that) York young ner Wiig, For the seventh time since the' sigh -- Nothing ser- lory days of Mitch Hepburn,|ious happened. : fie party is searching for a man|MINIMUM -WAGE UP to crack the 20-year (plus four Legislation was put through to sitll to go) monopoly of the|increase workmen's compensa: | Conservatives. This time, it is tion benefits, and a $l-an-hour| taking an unhurried look. minimum wage was made ef-| The Liberals were left leader-|fective for the "Golden Horse-| less as a byproduct of the,Shoe"' Hamilton - Toronto-Osh- Sept. 25 general election in|awa area. But indications late which Premier John P. Robarts|in the year were that there --who had inherited the pre-| would be caution in extending miership from Leslie Frost--not the wage floor to the remainder only established his right to the|of the province. Hee succession but accomplished the sA special two-day session in personal defeat of Liberal| October passed legislation to Leader John Wintermeyer. Un-|bring Ontario commun' ies into successful in two tries for| Parliament s $400,000,000 muni- power, Mr. Wintermeyer ree development and _ loan tly it. fund, arian Parsee Oliver! A fall custom of recent ye ars called on twice before in the|--@ full-fledged session of the postl1943 parade of party lead- legislature -- was abolished this ers, is keeping the chair warm| Year, and it will open its normal for Mr. Wintermeyer's successor sitting in January. oe oe ae ed ge echoes resounding through much indi - of 1963, Mr. Justice W ee maeoly. sa tase hee Roach of the provinces Appeal Court absolved the attorne) NIXON FAVORED general's department of contam- Pending a leadership conven-jination from organized crim¢ tion to be held some time afterjas charged by the Liberals, ' the Liberals' annual meeting in -- mid-May, the chief contender ' Mothers' Group commis me had now appears to be Robert F. Nixon, 35, MLA for Brant, pres- ident of the Ontario Liberal As sociation and son of Har Nixon, Liberal premier by in- heritance who saw the Hepburn magic run out in the 1943 elec- tion, Meanwhile, the 46 - year - old Mr. Robarts, a London lawyer, By MRS. C. H. REESOR has. settled in with a reinforced) PORT PERRY The Guid majority of 46 in the house tojand Brownie Mothers' Aux remake the administration to;met recently his own ideas. He has 77 mem-|. The. president bers, against 24 Liberals andjappreciation to the officer seven New Democrats under commissioner and the Donald C, MacDonald and Brownie Cabinet portfolios have been|co-operation during her tet shuffled and new blood brought office in, and the 1963 slate of legisla- The slate of officers for t tion was one of the most impor-.coming year were insta tant put through the legislature follows: Past presiden in years. Audrey Hal PENSIONS DELAYED Norma Gray; Most uproar developed about|Mrs. Jenney Frar the province's portable pension|Mrs. Jean Carno plan, whose collision with thejer, Mrs. Irene Mu federal government's At Port Perry expre leaders président vice - Canada|convener, Mrs Pensions Plan became a prime sick convener, Mrs. Fé issue in the election campaign./sewing convener, Mrs It remains on the books--to take|Franks; banquet conveners, effect in 1965--while the federal|Mrs. Eleanor Shaw, Mrs. Mar- scheme has been put in abey-|garet Sweetman and Mrs. Grace ance, | Bassant Premier Robarts has stated he} Telephone committee: fs awaiting more information|! -- Mrs. Joan Christie, Mrs from Ottawa to see how--or|Nora Reid, Mrs. Agnes Gar-| whether -- Ontario's privately|vey. Group 2 -- Mrs. Marion) run project can be integrated|Healey, Mrs. Mary Pickard into the federal government-op-\Mrs. Audrey DeNure. Group 3 erated plan. -- Mrs. Reta Brown, Mrs. Eve- Legislation for a voluntary |lyn Vokins, Mrs. Jean Hadley medical: care insurance planjGroup 4 Mrs. Ma ret was introduced into the legisla-|Sweetman, Mrs. Marie Wake ture in draft form and the bill ford, Mrs. Margaret Michie BE AN ANGEL --GIVE HER Group You'll be pleasantly surprised just-how little it will , cost to make THIS '/Her Happiest Christmas Ever". You con be SURE of the Finest Quality and Lowest Prices at Oshawo's ONLY Monufoctur ing Furriers, All Furs Beautifully Gift Wropped ond Exchangeable! Charge Accounts! MARTEN'S FURS 75 KING ST. EAST -- Opposite Hotel Genosha We welcome vindication, but legislated to plug enforcement gaps. WO) but high officers of the Ontario Pro- vincial Police resigned _ under |cleared the politician-horseman, announced the charter-re- vival practice would end. corruption charges. 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