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Thompson's Zeal Brings Warning TORONTO (CP)--Liberal op- position leader Andrew Thomp-|ination in any building of six or more units and outlaws hiring son was warned Wednesday that he was on the border of|discrimination parliamentary priv-|who have more than five em- ployees. FIGURES UNCHANGED = ilege during a heated debate on a government amendment to the Ontario Human Rights Code, Labor Minister Leslie Rown- tree, deputy House leader, said the Liberal leader came "per- out of this legislature" by the motives of Provin- cial Secretary John Yaremko in discrimination in any apart- ment building of more than three units. : Mr. Thompson accused Mr. Yaremko of being "weak, in- sipid and obsequious" in his philosophy on human rights. He also accused the secretary of a weak-kneed, hat - in - hand ap- proach to the amendment, Quebec Allows MPP Testimony QUEBEC (CP)--The Quebec legislative assembly approved a motion Wednesday permitting any of its members to testify at the preliminary hearing of former federal cabinet minister Yvon Dupuis concerning the deliberation of the assembly on the Dupuis case. The motion was proposed by government hearing on the as- sembly's deliberations on the subject. The motion was proposed by had voted for the anti-discrim- ination principle of the bill but would object to the figures re- close to putting himself|garding the number of apart- ment units when the bill reached committee. The amend- ment does not change the em- the amendment to outlaw racial|ployee figures. tree told the House that age dis- crimination in hiring may be eliminated when pensions be- The code prohibits discrim- by employers Mr. Thompson said his party In other business, Mr. Rown- come truly portable. He said Ontario's P Catholic school board here de- nied Wednesday that a contro- versial French-language Grade ieme third reading book) and the THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdoy, April 1, 1968 7 Anti-Semitic Tax Denied By RC Board QUEBEC (CP)--The Roman 3 reader is in use in the city. The book is called Mon Trois- Livre de Lecture (my controversy surrounds a story about a Jewish boy who was thrown in an oven by his father for attending a Roman Catho- lic church on Christmas Eye. The reader can be bought for 80 cents in city book stores, but Emile Arteau of the school board said it is not being used now. It was used here at one PS Principal Sit-In Focus eight persons were arre sit-in demonstrations in city cars after being advised ing on public property. BUFFALO A(P) -- Twenty' Wednesday after they staged in an effort to have an elemen- tary school principal removed. A total of 15 men and 13 women went quietly to police were under arrest for trespass- The group sought the ouster of Philip W. Patti, principal of public school No. 6, on charges that he has mistreated pupils. 'The Barclay' Packs It Up TORONTO (CP) --The ear - old Barclay Hotel in lowntown Toronto officially closed Wednesday. Morris Tepper, a shareholder in Indigo Hotels Limited, which ran the hotel and its two night clubs under lease, said the company lost $80,000 since it began operating the Barclay 10 months ago. Sohn. Ovens. 0.2. OPTOMETRIST 55- sted a hall they . .. a blue mantle sown golden stars." 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA with PH. 723-4811 time and now is one of three available to Quebec's French- Benefits Act already provides pension portability for workers 45 or older who have been con- tributing to plans for 15 years Or more. He said that when portability becomes effective he was sure the major block to age discrim- ination would be lifted. Legislation introduced by Ed- ucation Minister. William Davis parents of high school students called for his department to pay Morri ge . Meanwhile, Gilles Bergeron, assistant deputy minister of education, said that "if unhap- pily, this book exists and is be- ing used this school year, all measures will be taken to see that it isn't reprinted and that its use is stopped in Septem- The book was criticized in Toronto Tuesday by Rabbi elpern, who outlined orris Helpe \ the story to the Rabbinical in northwestern Ontario up to) $15 for room and board if the| students live 15 miles or more) from school and must live out.) Council of Canada. The story ends with the father opening the oven after baking bread to find the boy safely cradled in the arms of "a beautiful mantle be authorized to make the room-and-board grants on the! basis of $3 for each day of at- tendance. A department of highways statement introduced at a pub- lic accounts committee meeting Elementary school boards will| | ACTION! ACTION! ACTION! OPE i = Standard DEDUCTIONS | : On Your INCOME TAX There are new rules and regulations on lots of things besides qvadruplets, too. Let our fast, dependable fax men figure your return and insure you N TONIGHT said the department paid out about $47,000 to outside law firms last year without ques- tioning any of the bills sub- mitted by the firms. Vernon Singer (L-- Downs- view) requested information from all government depart- ments on fees paid to outside legal firms. overnment house leader erre Laporte and accepted unanimously by the house. It followed disclosure that Revenue Minister Eric Kierans has been subpoened to testify before the St. Johns, Que., hearing into charges of alleged influence - peddling by Mr. Du- puis in connection with an ap- plication for a race track fran- chise in his riding. 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