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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturday, February 6, 1965 _ TIMES HOME OF THE WEEK : cape ga merce Wednesday urer. BOWMANVILLE Burke was elected president of Bowmanville Chamber of Com- B. Others on the 1965 executive are Lloyd Clifton, vice-presi- dent; Mrs. Shirley Frank, sec- retary; and R. G, Cropp, treas- Flag Debate Said 'Frustrating' L.|by 24 per cent in the last two years."" legislation have streamlined our defence policy leading to the re- organization oi the defence forces into one integrated serv- ice." "Amendments to the defence) 1¢ He said the establishment of the 12-mile territorial water zone 'was of particular interest in coastal areas of Canada. The Labor Standards Act which' will set. new minimum standards for labor coming under Dominion jurisdiction has received two readings. It should be passed shortly after the re- convening of parliament Feb. The Canada Pension Plan got two readings and approval in principal. It is now before a joint committee of Commons and Senate for clause by clause |study. It should get~final read- ing before the end of February, Mr. Honey predicted. "The Canada Pension Plan will give Canadians freedom from the fear of poverty and want in their retirement," he said. "It will also give our whole labor force a new flex- ibility as Canadians will be able to move from province to prov- ince, taking their pension with them,"' Mr. Honey also described the outcome of the Dominion-pro- vineial conference last October. This formula worked out at the conference will gnean when. it becomes law, that amendments to the Canadian constitution will be made in Canada, not in England. YARD 0' HAIR (CP)--Publican John Ray, who runs a tavern in this Essex vil- Jage, claims he has the longest) moustaciie in Europe. From tip to tip it stretches 34 inches. He says he bathes it in beer every day to make it grow and claims it sprouted six inches in one Construction Ltd. 723-7122 © Homes @ Additions ® © Offices @ Remodeling JAMES ; rl 'O'MALLEY BEAZLEY END, Englandif Guest speaker was Russell C. Honey, MP for Durham riding. He described the highlights of the 1964 session of parliament. FRUSTRATING "The flag debate was the most fristrating of all experiences in this session,' he said, 'For something like 35 days, a parade of speakers from the official Opposition repeated ar- guments heard many times be- fore. "After the first few days of the flag debate, all that could usefully be said had been said. Those who prolonged this de- bate suffered in the public es- teem as did Parliament, to a lesser degree." Mr. Honey summed up im; portant legislation passed last year. The youth allowances legisla- tion permitted payment of $10 per month for young people who remain in school through the ages of 16 and 17. The student loan legislation permits graduating high school students to borrow up to $1,000 a year for five years interest- free to finance their education jat. university or teachers' col- jlege. C Enclosed please find $1.00 for which send me Book) Farm credit legislation has of Plans entitled "HOME PLANNING GUIDE" jnearly doubled the credit avail- Mail reouests 10c extra. (Please make remittance able to farmers, he said. En- payable to The Oshawa Times). jactment of the Farm Machinery Act should give material help to the farm industry. "Amendments to the NHA legislation and the continuance |-- }of the $500 winter bonus has in- |ereased winter housing starts Valentines are RANTING -- Valentines are RAVING! BECAUSE AT O.D.H. IT'S DOLLARS THEY'RE SAVING PUBLIC NOTICE! The Noforious Valentine's Gang Has Been Reported Seen In Oshawa Everyone Is Urged To Venture Out With Extreme Caution This Week-end. Watch Monday's Paper For Further Developments on Their Activities! ! 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