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16 Bills 2 | QUEBEC (CP) -- The' Lib- ral government of Premier Sage has given every indica- ion it won't waste any time get- down to work in the ses- ion which opened Tuesday. A total of 16 government bills Ppeared on the order paper at e first day of the new ses- fion. . Premier Lesage told the as- ly that Bill 60, the meas- re creating an education minis- 'y which was first introduced en. shelved--last sessien, will the first legislation taken up, ably Monday. ' There were indications the hrone speech debate will be! ief. It could end Thursday af- r Mr. Lesage replies to Oppo- ition Leader Johnson's opening Ivo. Today, Liberal back- benchers Ernest Godbout and) Georges Kennedy will move and) second the reply to the throne speech. against certain groups. A Fair Employment practices lous or racial discrimination against job seekers, was pro- posed, It also said that married Act, designed to prohibit relig- ion nationale had advocated a these were election, a ETRE APIS Hess teh se But he shia the speech con- tained no surprises and that it e On Fir st Da lignored urgent problems. ws | It contained 'no hope for the although Prime | unemployed," |Minister Pearson had said un- ' ; ] ; i dat Face Quebec's Lesage !'ic iim a provincial problem. jemployment, ------. i i A dg Man Swings ' At Detective After Sentence TORONTO (CP) -- William McNiven, 37, of Toronto, sen- various kinds of discrimination! Mr. Johnson, speaking to re-, He was pleased at bills to fight | 1 rm \porters, expressed pleasure at job discrimination and improve pared Ai bag Mpeg rushed out of a pris- the announcement saying the un-|the Jegal status of women, butjoner's box in a city hall court- "less urgent, less|room Tuesday night and swung pensions plan in the 1962 general | critical' than taxation and un-|wildly at a detective whose ev- idence helped convict him. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Jonuary 16,1964 ]] MeNiven took several swings| Simko received 10 years in| at Det. Forbes Ewing before he|penitentiary while Dynes and was subdued by seven other de-; Harvey were sentenced to three tectives and uniformed police|years each. ' constables. : During the trial Dynes one eur came ae 30,|changed his plea to guilty, then no fixed address, imar iti Tink, 95, of Dean' Lake and testified that the other three ac- Murray Harvey, 40. of Toronto|"USed were not guilty as were all sentenced by county|charged. He admitted giving court Judge Farquhar R. Mac-|/Harvey $800 after the robbery Rae for their part in the $11,000}but insisted Harvey did not robbery of a branch of the Tor-|know it was part of the bank onto-Dominion Bank last Feb, 1./ loot. ; women, will be given "'full legal capacity." Under Quebec's Civil Code, most married women may not take legal action without appro- val of their husbands, It also confirmed the govern-| ment's intention of creating a special committee to study col. lective bargaining and arbitra- tion of disputes for civil serv- ants, and employees of hospi- tals, school boards and munici- palities. The speech said the House would be asked "to carry on study of a draft labor code," an amalgar ation of seven labor re-| lations laws first \itroduced last session, then redrafted following . The speech, read to a packed audience in the floodlit, legisla- five council chambers, outlined a broad range of measures, sev- eral of them aimed at ending | public hearings. It predicted legislation on a portable, state - operated and compulsory pensions plan. BRITISH BRIEFS ' Trained Lured By Offers ,. By M. McINTYRE HOOD 'Special to The Oshawa Times LONDON -- Over 3,000 train- @d nurses. left Britain in the last 12 months to work in hospitals in other countries. Of these 150 from Scotland migrated to Can- ada, induced to go west by the much better pay and working conditions that Canadian hospi- tals offer. According to a Scot- tish matron, Scotland is losing many of its best nurses to Can- ada. LINE REPRIEVED ST. ALBANS, Herts -- The branch railway line between St. Albans and Watford, scheduled for closure under the Beeching plan, has been reprieved. It is "to remain in operation, atthough with a restricted service. SCOUTS BUY CHURCH BROMLEY -- Scouts of the 15th Bromiley group have bought a disused church for $10,800 to be turned into a scout feadquar- ters. The church, St. Michael's of Bromley, has not been used Nurses expected to be the first of sev-} eral big trade deals being ar-| ranged between Russia and| Britain. | QUESTIONS FOR PULPIT BANSTEAD, Surrey -- So that. young people can raise their own points about religion, Rev. F. Schofield, vicar of Ban- stead, dropped his evening ser- mons during December. In its place, answers were given from the pulpit to questions they submitted, COLLEGE COSTS SHOCK LONDON -- The bill for build- ing work at the London County Council training college was more than the original estimate. Blame is placed on the fact that the planning was donein a hurry. | MARGATE TO MARGATE MARGATE, Kent -- Margate | Councillor John Barnett will be going to South Africa early in 1964. With him will go a plaque which he will present to the mayor of Margate, Natal, along for services since the war. FOR SAFER DRIVING. NORFOLK - To make night Fah, Rowe Norfolk Highways mittee-has agreed toa plan|ed- for white road surfaces in fu-|cepted ture instead of biack, though the scheme may double road costs. WANT 16 SCHOOL AGE LONDON -- A plea for an early government announcement to increase the school-leav- ing age to 16 has been made by the London County Council. The council supported § the recommendation of the Newcom report that the school-leaving age should go up. eveniwoman to share her compart- with a resolution of goodwill from the council. FOR LADIES ONLY WOKINGHAM -- In a crowd- train, a male passenger ac- an invitation from a ment. But it was marked "For Ladies Only", so he was hauled into court at Wokingham and fined $3. | CENTRE ON STILTS WOKING, Surrey -- A new town centre built on stilts to provide a vast free car park underneath has been proposd for Woking by a councillor, He criticized a council. scheme for a central shopping area - free APPLE THROWER FINED CHESTERFIELD, Derbyshire --A 17 - year- old youth, who) LONDON -- Folk music is be-| threw an apple at the Tranmere Rovers' goalkeeper during a football match at Chesterfieldjover 200 clubs for folk music| was fined $9 and costs when he appeared in court after the inci-jtry. The majority of the fans| dent. BASE FOR YACHTS POOLE, Dorset -- Work will begin in the spring on a $1,800,- 000 yacht marina --, the largest in Europe -- at Poole harbor, Dorset. There wil! be berths for nearly 1,000 yachts, plus a 150- bedroom hotel and 200 flat. SERMON TIMER lv = SWANSCOMBE, Kent -- meldaife Terms Swans-| vicar of Galley Hill, combe, Kent, Rey. Montague Cox, has installed an electri: timer which gives a discreet ring in his pulpit to remind him when to end his sermons. SHIPS FOR RUSSIA GLASGOW, Scotland -- Rus sia is to place an order worth $9,000,000 for three dredgers with the Glasgow shipyard of Simons-Lobnitz. This order is) Bushed Mayor Halts Metro -- Meeting | TORONTO (CP) -- Metropol- itan Toronto council Tuesday halted discussion on a resolution for amalgamation of the metro- politan area after Mayor Philip Givens complained of exhaus- tion. Council referred the conten- tious issue to the executive committee for further study. | '*We have had one death (Mayor Donald Summerville) from exhaustion this year--wh) be foolhardy about -another?' the mayor said Amalgamation would merg semi-autonomous suburbs. the city of Toronto with Its 1 S DANGEROUS FINDS jpleading guilty to a 'reduced| }charge of non-capital murder in| from vehicular traffic. FOLK MUSIC POPULAR coming more popular every| jyear in Britain. There are now) fans spread all over the coun: | jlike the old music as it is, with- jout modern taint. Holdup Slaying | } Costs 3 Men BRANTFORD (CP) -- Three |Brantford men were sentenced, today to life imprisonment after | the holdup slaying of a store- keeper here Oct, 17, James Smale, 20, Marvin Dzi- kowicz, 20, and Ronald Newell, 26, had been on trial for cap- ital murder. Preston Graham, 56, was shot and killed during an attempt to rob his variety store. Two Crown witnesses gave ev- idence Tuesday. Mrs. Barbara McColeman, 23, keeper of a rooming house where two of the three men lived, said she heard them plan- ning the robbery. ; T'S A @ FACT! Yes, Nu-Way has ' over 50 rolls of car-- @ pet on display. No 4 matter what type of carpet you wont, you 4 will be able to see it Nu-Way OVERSTRAND, England (CP) > Rug Co. Children playing on a Norfolk beach found some wartime in- cendiary bombs under a fallen cliffface. 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