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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 14,1964 19 Ra Fi FE : ce To Find Formula No Maturity [ornn=s brought on by the press with To Change Constitution finquebee = ==~| Winton Wondorland, of Fashion even if it meant tim, a By STUART MacLEOD They were working on a form-|the constitution comes into the hili ing undue publicity. to pool OTTAWA (CP) -- In a race|tla under which the Canadian|hands of Parliament. - ays 1 1p data, to the wire, Justice Minister|Parliament could amend the! The formula which the pre- "Yes, but why don't the pap- Favreau and the 10 provincial|Cconstitution without getting fi-| miers approved in principle last TORONTO (CP) -- The Star ee ; : 1 he Britist ers put it ts per perspec- ' 9 ae 4 pei tig be biol 4 os aides soya er" 1 ye month was drawn up by for-|quotes Prince Philip as saying, | tive?" see pines. sexed 2 rm ; today in toe 2 t. i me mer Conservative justice min-|after the royal couple's recep-| Bryant replied that good 4, ALK E R Ss a formula for repatriating the| tended to insure that the rights|ister E. Davie Fulton in 1961, ; i. Canadian constitution seine ajof both the federal and provin- ar a5 objected to by the then|"on @t Quebec: "Maturity tii. gpg es ing that while it was obvious g dominion - provincial confer-|Cial governments are safe-/CCF government of Saskatche-|--that's one thing that has been | ence of premiers opens later in|Suarded before full control of wan, : sadly jacking these past few coe ey sod agin Sragpcenssi if ' | the day. These are some of the main|days." : publicity, the demonstrations \ The call of the ski slopes Is just around the. Uf, corner. Are you listening? Snow fun time. And yj A six-hour meeting of the at- T t G provisions of the formula: The newspaper also says that| were nevertheless real. OFONTO UFOUP | +. an provinces must give|the prince, im conversation With| ieee there's no fun lke snow fun when you're ig lf torneys-general Tuesday failed : to produce a final draft form- their approval before the fed-|reporter George Bryant at an | : dressed for the call of the wild! What 2 | ula, and a sub - committee Pl : er: i f + al government amends any| Ottawa reception Monday, won-) { worked into the night trying to ans Takeover "2: of the constitution deal-|dered about the part played by, | "= wonderful sight your young Olympics will be j poss itself through the tricky : ing with such provincial juris-|the press in the events of the PICTURE : erminology. Of Windf ll |dictions as education, language| weekend. outfitted In snugly warm, fashionably right Prime Minister Pearson and a - \and property and civil rights.| The Star says in an Ottawa) FRAMING outerwear from Walker's. For value, quality the 10 in- i ; i tat i + cn on he formu when They |fORONTO, (CP) ;~ Widiall some provinces could be| Sm and style you'll love shopping at Walker's me ' ; Bae i ae ariottetown Sept. ,ltavorite of stock market specu-|tr nretinces concerned When you need 'Winter Wonderland'. Come see. Whee! "YS"|lators, is the subject of a take- ; "HOME-NURSING" Try oe <. tackle the intricate itr by. & promp of Toronto vie een a keer | details. Two meetings last week |basic provincial rights could be) | failed to establish ehal form- businessmen. made with the approval of two-| Call a V.0.N. Nurse Walmsley & Magill ula, and Tuesday several attor-|. J@ck Wainberg, a lawyer, is/thirds of the provinces--seveni| ' 725-2211 9 King St. E. -- Oshawa neys-general returned with new|"ePresenting the interests|_providing those provinces rep-| 'itcaia: Nurse Cavé for I proposals, which, he claims, already have/resented at least half the Ca-' EVERYONE' Mr. Favreau was optimistic enough stock to constitute "ade-| nadian population. Tuesday that today's morning| Wate control." | 4. Providing there was agree-. Windfall is the subject of two ment by both levels of govern-| session would bri forth a nya ; formula that ponte be pre-|investigations. One is being con-/ment, Parliament could pies For The Finest sented to the premiers for their |@ucted by the Ontario Securities|laws in the jurisdiction of the) North American and approval. When viewed Commission and the other by a/provinces and vice-versa. pe vy he said, ae delieace one-man royal ission, | European, Style tions by the attorneys - general} The investigations were or- Meats and Pastries have brought the question close dered after windfall shares rose | OSHAWA'S ONLY to agreement. to a high of $5.60 on the Toronto Master Gunsmith Newfoundland Attorney - Gen-|Stock Exchange, sold off to/ $8 Years 30 bipaiions eral L. R. Curtis said no ma-|$4.20 and then dramatically, vebat jor problems remained, and he ames to 80 cents overnight.| OTTO SCHWARTZ reacha Gesbec Alseceenene froin "iat Windfall had| io arg posta @ SPECIALLY ---- a OWN PLANT @ eral. Paul Gerin-Lajoie, when|"struck it rich" in the Tim- restocking, asked ra Progress ed been|mins area. 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