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eg Goh ap Hlth op LARGEST STOCK MARKET . London is the stock market in the world with more than 9,000 securities with an Ber re een __|NDP Men To Break Taboo |Diefenbaker My Boss Two Congolese men lie trussed on the ground at Kin- du after capture by Congo- * lese government troops. Their lives were saved by Sgt. Raoul Piret, a Belgian mercenary, INDIAN-ESKIMO ASSOCIATION: CLOSE CALL who halted a band of soldiers marching the prisoners down the main street for probable execution as was the fate of two oth accused rebels. Piret loosened their bindings and ordered them to jail for questioning. (--AP Wirephoto via cable from Brussels) "Give Us Work and New' Democratic parties are watching with close interest an experiment in Toronto mu-|board of education. parties engaging openly in mu- debate before Nov. 27 would be| tion in the Toronto suburb of Scarborough--one for a seat on council and two for seats on the OTTAWA (CP)--The Liberal nicipal affairs aimed at break- r "Reid Scott, MP for Toronto ing the taboo against political Danforth, one of the federal ' New Democrats actively en- nicipal politics. gaged in the Toronto experi- The experiment, started by a|ment, says the aim is to see zealous group of Toronto-area|/whether the voters will accept New Democrats, already has) the idea that there is a need for had some impact on both the|unified and orderly progress in federal and provincial political;municipal affairs through a pro- scene. Many of those involved|gram to which all party candi- assisted in the upset byelection|dates are dedicated. victories this year by NDP can-| Both Mr. Scott and Liberal didates in the provincial riding| National Director Keith Davey, of Riverdale and the federal|who personally favors greater riding of Waterloo South. party activity in municipal gov- Three New Dcnocrats, -pro-|¢rmment, forecast a growth of claiming their party affiliation| Party participation at the mun- and presenting their program/nicipal level. : aie as a party program, have been Mr, Davey considers it inevi- entered in the forthcoming elec-|table that Canada will develop active party participation at the municipal level as have Britain Commons To . Get Going? TRANS CANADA PIPELINES LTD: Of Municipal Politics? Progressive Conservative Na- tional Director Richard Thrasher, who says Canadians haven't accepted party partici- pation in the past and won't in the future. He says the Progressive Con- servative party is always happy to see supporters active in mu- nicipal affairs. Municipal Poli- ties was a good training ground for future candidates in provin- cial and federal ridings. One argument against it Is that too many matters in. mu- nicipal affairs are problems re- quiring individual judg- ment that can't be decided on the basis of a party gttitude. On the cther hand it is argued that the traditional system gives rise to log-rolling among elected representatives. Coun- cillors trade among themselves, one man getting support for a specia: project in his ward in exchange for his support on a project in another councillor's ward. and the United Sttes. PCs DIFFER These views aren't Shared by RED DEER (CP) -- Agree- ment reached in the Commons last week will enable the gov- ernment to place items on the order paper after Nov. 27 with- out interruption in debate to deal with mandatory items, H. A. Olson, Social Credit MP for Medicine Hat, said Satur- day. lines Limited said Saturday the Mr. Olson told delegates to) United States federal power the provincial young Social Cre-|commission misunderstood the dit convention the all - party| application under which Trans- agreement was reached.after a! Canada proposed to build a 989- guarantee the remaining days Of| mile natural gas pipeline south of the Great Lakes through the U.S. to Ontario. The commission, in an 'an- nouncement Friday, said the application, by Great Lakes Gas Company, Because Of CALGARY (CP) -- A spokes- man for Trans-Canada Pipe- used to complete study of the 1964-65 spending program. After appropriations have been approved, the MP. said, nothing will remain on the Com-| Transmission Pipeline Turned Down s 1X-up serve the eastern Canadian market. The commission said in its Friday announcement that the application can be re-filed be- fore Jan. 11 if all 'neces- sary data is provided. TORONTO (CP)--Trans-Can- ada Pipelines Ltd. announced today that the company has signed an agreement with Ver- mont Gas Systems Inc. for the sale and delivery of Canadian natural gas to the greater Bur- Not Handouts mons agenda which must be/Trans-Canada subsidiary, was lington area of Vermont. VANCOUVER (CP)--E. Da- vie Fulton, declaring that for the present he will devote all his energy to his task as British Columbia Conservative leader, Saturday pledged his personal loyalty to John Diefenbaker. "John Diefenbaker is national leader of the _ Conservative party," Mr, Fulton said, "and as such he is my leader and he has my loyalty," Mr. Fulton was addressing 200 Persons at the annual mieeting of the B.C. Progressive Con- servative Association, where discussions of his possible re- turn to federal politics have been pyevalent. He said he is a Conservative philosophically and as a party member. 'As such, I believe in the Conservative tradition of loyalty -- to the ideas and prin- ciples of conservatism and, yes, to friends and to leaders." Mr. Fulton teft a future re- Pledges Davie Fulton ----*#shsuant'**" 1" NEED A NEW... OIL FURNACE? PERRY Dey or night 723-3443 turn to federal politics as a member of Parliament an open question. But he added he has been given a big job to do in B.C., and said: "For the present I intend to devote all. my time and all my energy {o the discharge of that responsibility." Dalton Camp of Toronto, pres- ident of the national associa- tion, said at a banqtiet later that he-wants Mr. Fulton back in federal politics, WEATHER FORECAST TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts issued by the weather office at 5:30 a.m.: Synopsis: A new low develop- ing over the north central U.S. is expected to move towards the Great-Lakes. It will likely bring some wet snow to south- ern Ontario Tuesday. Lake St, Clair, Lake Erie, southern Lake Hufon, Niagara, western Lake Ontario, Windsor, London, Toronto, Hamilton: In- creasing cloudiness tonight fol- lowed by a period of wet snow Tuesday, Winds becoming light this afternoon or evening. Northern Lake Huron, Geor- gian Bay, eastern Lake On- tario, Haliburton, Killaloe: Clearing partly this afternoon. Clouding over again tonight with likely a period of wet snow Light Winds Snow Tomorrow day little change in tempera- tures Tuesday. Algoma, White River: Mostly cloudy today and Tuesday. Lit- tle change in temperatures. Winds light tonight easterly 15 Tuesday. Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, high Tuesday Wishior wisi Hamilton .... St. Catharine: PLANNING A... © BANQUET © CONVENTION © MEETING First Class Facilities For 20 to 400 Guests Quality Service Experienced Staff RESERVE YOUR FUNCTION NOW! 723-4641 Toronto Oshawa Civic Auditorium REQUIRES Tuesday. Winds becoming light rejected Nov. 12. because it did this afternoon. not comply with commission regulations. Market data and reserve sup- ply data provided in the. appli- cation was too sketchy, the commission said, and Trans- Canada does not hold a licence to export the gas to the U.S. The Trans-Canada spokesman said, however, the company is only seeking permission to lay the pipeline across U.S. terri- = '4 dealt with during the current a ag aay pa a mi-| session. He said this would en- Ontario division of the Indian-/@ , : grating to the cities at the rate| able the government to place Eskimo Association of Canada The aim is not to tell Indians |of about 15,000 a year. anything it wanted on the ¥ what is best for them, but to as-| Gilbert Clarence Monture of agenda. ended a three-day conference/<ist them in introducing their|Ottawa urged Indians to have Unitarians Sunday with the 200 delegates|qwn plans for development." unity among themselves before seemingly agreed on at least) i. saiq that during the first|Hoping for acceptance in Cana- 7 . tory to eastern Canada. PORT CREDIT, Ont. (CP) The spokesman said the com- one point: three years of the program, the| dian society. "We want work, not hand-|-overnment plans to hire about} A mining - minerals expert, outs." 60 community development of-|Mr. Monture has been a Cana- It represented a general res-/ticers and 50 assistants to work|dian government representative olution-in-principle, one of @ 8€-/on reserves. The program tech-|to numerous international con- ries designed to better the In-| niques so far have been applied|ferences and the first Canadian dian's lot in matters of employ-|quring field officers' spare|to receive the Indian Achieve- Rey. Arnold Thaw of the Uni-|_.. t Trans-Canada tarian Congregation of South) Oe et serve U.S. mar- Peel said Sunday he and mem-|, 1. "They seem to think we bers of his congregation have/ .., "going to run laterals so written to J. Alphonse Ouimet, | companies (gas utility compa- president of the Canadian | vies) ould tap the line." Broadcasting Corporation, sup- Service is expected to begi ment, recreation, medicine and/time, ment Award of the Indian Coun- education. : : cil Fire for contributions in his During the 'sessions, Cit-nezi) CALLS FOR STUDY field. In another session Dr. Daniel Chief Wilmer Nadjiwan of the | porting the CBC, END AT SARNIA late 1965. , Cape Croker reserve said the} He said copies of the letter) The proposed line would en-|---- iieionieeet Indian will not be able to com- are also being sent to Secretary|ter the U.S. in upper Minnesota ship Minister Rene Tremblay ae F i A Pot 4 in| want to impress on all, In- told delegates that federal gov-/C, Hill, director of the Ontario|gi.n ang non-Indian, that-2 am pete on an industrial level with 5 i . i i d t i of State Maurice Lamontagne,|and cross Wisconsin and par the white man for another 10 Prime Minister Pearson andjof Michigan before terminating ernment is formulating plans to|Human Rights Commission,) ; t allow band councils to manage|called for a comprehensive|fingt am, pial | it. But to 20 years, leaders of all federal parties. [at Sarnia, Ont. The jetter, signed. by nearly} When Trans + Canada an- aome of their own affairs. study at the university level of| The aim of the program, he!Indians who live in cities. he 'Toronto-|/nounced Nov. 4 that it planned be page oa beg Bia at to build the line it was indicated RC Clergyman lated the CBC on generally ex-| that the company had its eye on Calls For Ramp cellent public affairs broadcast-/markets in the U.S. at some ing." later date, bys that for the pres- HAMILTON (CP) -- A Senior|'"8: : i la ealy, Roman Catholic ntenue It noted such "examples of a ent time Hine would alma Called Sunday for a bridge over| high standard of television pro- a high-speed ramp connecting|St@mming," as Explorations, NEED with Highway 493, due to apen| aul. News ee pass. "| Mortgage Money? Real Estate next spring. This Hour has Seven Days. Rt. Rey, Paul Redding, rector| The letter urges the corpora- CALL McGIL Broker Day or. Night - 728-4285 James W, Kerr, chairman of the board and company presi- . . dent, said in a prepared state- a i Pind ment that Trans-Canada _ will ae and Tuesday Milder to- apply to extend its system ap- y 3 ie proximately 65 miles from the | ----------------= present terminus near Montreal to-a point on the Vermént bor- der near Phillipsburgh, Que. He said the line, estimated cost of $5,000,000, may also provide service to communities in Que- . | bec along the route. | | MALE CLERK Check, sell, balance ticket sales. Keep records, time sheets, daily receipt sheets, monthly state- ments, pay sheets, banking; etc. said, is doing not "for the In- LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- The dian but 'with' the Indian. May supervise part time staff. Handle general | public enquiries, Full high school and office experience required. STENOGRAPHER Experienced shorthand: stenographer with exper: ° ience in general office duties, correspondence, bookkeeping, receptionist, etc. He said Trans-Canada would apply to the National Energy Board for permits to export the gas and the Vermont Gas Sys- tems Inc. has applied to the fed- eral power commission for per- mission: to import the gas. @heew.me PAUL RISTOW LTD. | REALTOR 187 King Eost - 728-9474 | Applicants for both positions must be willing te work staggered hours including Saturdays, Oshawe residents only. 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