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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, October 26, 1968 THE BEST BATTLES -- 11 ELECTION TALK Rule-Of-Elite Irks Mr. Douglas He quoted a book, The Ver- tical. Mosaic by Professor special corporate elite, T, C, s, New Democratic Party leader, said Monday, . The public is fed A 4 with living in an econo dic- tatorship run for and by the ene few, Mr. Douglas told about 800 people at a campaign meeting in the vo- cational high school. Once A Grit, Now Independent VICTORIAVILLE, Que. (CP) A man who once sat as Liberal member for Drummond-Artha- baska constituency is running as an independent in the Nov, 8 federal election, back where he started in 1957, Sam Boulanger will oppose * Jean-Luc Pepin; minister with- out portfolio in the Pearson cab- inet. From 1957 to 1963 Mr. Bou- langer, the president of a local coffin company, was the con- atituency's member, first as in- dependent Liberal, later as offi- cial Liberal, 'Army, Atomic Workers Intimidated' TORONTO (CP)--Donald C, MacDonald, Ontario's New Democratic Party leader, said Monday that army personnel at Camp Petawawa and employ- ees of Atomic Energy of Can- ada Ltd., both in Renfrew North riding, are being politically in- timidated in favor of the Lib- erals in the federal election campaign. In a statement issued at Queen's Park, Mr, MacDonald sald defence department reg- ulations against political cam- paigning or meetings on the Reggie: Independent Independist MONTREAL (CP) ~~ Quebec separatist Reginald (Reggie) Chartrand filed nomination pa- pers Monday in Montreal St, Jacques, labelling himself an : 'independent independentist." Mr. Chartrand, 32, operates a boxing school in east-end Mont- real and has been arrested in a number of demonstrations staged by separatists here and in Quebec City, OTTAWA (CP)---Hunters are among those who may use the advance polls Oct. 30 and Nov, 1, Chief Electoral Officer Nel- son Castonguay sald Monday. 'i Lucien Rivard Rhino Flag-Bearer | | AN Moying attack of Diarrhea," says MONTREAL (CP) - Lucien Rivard, Montreal newspaper re- porter whose name is the same as that of the notorious narcot- lea-smuggler, filed nominations papers Monday as a candidate in the federal election. Mr. Rivard, listing himself as (I am a Separatist) Polls, Then Off To The Hunt | The Nov, 8 federal election|boe defeated the Liberal candi-| date falls during prime hunting/date 9,335 to 8,543. Mr, Runkle time in many parts of the coun- : . 3 try. The deer season in some' Grandma Gives Good areas opens election day, Guy, Favreau, pr ' a Intestinal te Privy Council who ts Quebec) upsets-quickly, gently, Liberal leader ttectively, Ask tor or, Prowl John Porter of Ottawa, which he said showed 985 Canadians control all the major Cana- dian corporations, He added: "About 2,000,000 Canadians don't earn enough to pay income tax while the 25 per cent of the la then receive 45 per pond py ot national income after taxes, In 1957, when John Diefen- baker's Conservatives were sweeping the country, he de- feated the longtime Liberal member for Drummond-Atha- baska, and went to Ottawa as an independent Liberal, Between the 1957 election and the 1958 one he re-entered the party's graces and won the Lib- eral nomination the next time, He won the seat as a Liberal in 1958, but lost to Social Credit candidate David Ouellet in Real Caouette's 1962 sweep, of Que: bee, Camp Petawawa base are be ing strictly applied to NDP can- didate Lorne Catherwood, but relaxed for Liberal Leonard Hopkiss. Workers at the AEC plant in Deep River who had displayed NDP sentiments since the 1963 election had since either re- ceived warning letters or had been "spoken to," Mr. MacDon- ald said, This was an "even more effective form of intimida- tion, because it carried with it a clear suggestion that job secu- rity is being jeopardized," Mr, Chartrand, who most re: cently has headed a youthful group known as the 'Chevaliers de l'Independance" (Knights of Independ ) was quoted re- cently as saying that if elected he would wear the group's uni- form black sweater in the House of Commons. Will Outlive PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. (CP) Whatever the outcome of the Nov, 8 federal election, the Car- iboo constituency probably will be remembered best for the Af- fair of the Reluctant Candidate, Not that other things haven't happened in the vast riding that covers northeastern British Columbia--it has hit newspages regularly since Prime Minister Pearson visited it on his pulse- taking western tour before an- nouncing the election, But Fred Atkinson's New Democratic Party nomination, his withdrawal, disappearance and eventual acceptance is the most novel, Next to it is the timely stor, of the harassed returning offi- cer, Apart from those stories the constituency provides an inter. esting exercise for those brave enough to predict elections, This boom city is the popula- tion centre of a riding into which thousands of workers are pour- ing to work on construction of everything from pulp mills to the gigantic $700,000,000 Peace River Dam near Hudson Hope, 170 miles north of here The riding extends about 500 miles south from the Yukon border and is 280 miles across at its widest point, The number of eligible voters has jumped to about 48,000 from 43,000, Most of these are in the Prince George area where three pulp mills are being constructed within 10 miles of the city, But there also is lumbering through: farming and oil and gas produc. tion in the Peace River, LEBOE VETERAN MP Social Crediter Bert WLeboe has held the seat since 1958,/ with the exception of four years | when a Conservative was car-| ried in on the Diefenbaker| sweep of 1958, | His opponents all feel they) have excellent chances to upset) him, | They. are: Mr. Atkinson, 53, ) of Prince George, business) agent for the Beverage Dispens:- | ers and Cullnary Workers Un-| jon (CLC); Peter Runkle, 39, | The sweater usually bears the for nstance | @ representative of the Rhinoc-| experience gives the same good advice. | eros party, entered in Montreal) pny, put up with Diarrhea when Or,| Papineau constituency, sented in the last Parliament by repre: Orings oe He apne relief, ormulat rom tem foots and herbs, Or, Fowler's & sweet care up Conservative, chartered ac:| inscription Je suis Separatiste"'|countant from Pouce Coupe and / jcandidate last election; Arthur'| McClellan, 53, Liberal Dawson) Creek lawyer. In the 1963 election Mr. Le-| Advice on Diarrhea | "Don't ever believe there's noth | Gan do when someone in the temily hacen tandma, Many a Grandma with years o1 Extract of Wild Strawberry | ident of the Majority To Hold Power-Line | HALIFAX (CP)--A majority federal government is needed to "partially reverse the flow of authority to the provinces," John R. Turner of Montreal, parliamentary secretary to Northern Affairs Minister Laing in the last Parliament, said Monday. i was called for Nov. 8 so the| Liberals could get a majority government and be in a stronger bargaining posi-| tion with the 10 majority-gov-| erned provinces in such mat- ters as medical care insurance, revisions of the Bank Act, tax- sharing and the Income Tax Mr. Turner told a group of Act after the Carter: report is| students that a general election Off-Shore Rights SHEET HARBOR, N.S. (CP) Premier Stanfield said. Monday if Nova Scotia loses its off-shore mineral rights it may lose its chance to achieve economic equality with Central and West- ern Canada. "These mineral rights . . are of greatest importance to this province," Mr. Stanfield told a Progressive Conservative rally. "If oil is discovered, and submitted. Must: Stanfield it belongs to Nova Scotia, our economic outlook would be drastically changed." He said the federal govern: | ment is referring the mineral| rights problem to the Supreme} -|Court of Canada because "'it in-| tends to get control of these off- | shore mineral rights and main- tain control of these mineral rights if it can," No Choice On Dupuis: Favreau ST. JOHNS, Que. (CP)--Guy Favreau, president of the Privy! Council and Quebec Liberal leader, said Monday it was "politically the only solution" for the Liberal party to choose a candidate other than Yvon Dupuis as standard - bearer in St. Jean-Iberville-Napierville. Mr. Favreau told a rally of] about. 200 persons in St. Johns, eta 1 emecaaoepenae® 8 tion >» We GIRLS! TAKE A WORLD FAMOUS WALTER THORNTON COURSE RIGHT HERE IN OSHAWA Modelling Development Courses taught B weekly Coiffures Salon, 360 King St. West For appointment call: The Oshawa School 30 miles southeast of Montreal, that the decision was solely a political one and had nothing to do with the criminal code. When Mr, Dupuis left the federal cabinet in January at! Prime Minister Pearson's re-| quest, he had révolied against the party leader and adopted a position that was incompatible with his status in the party. NO AGE LIMIT and Personal at the Creative 728-3441 is under the direc. Hoskin of Oshawa Aocte: # Mrs. Sharon ter Thornt Extract of cramps, nausea ER'S Wid Strawberry: 4 The 'Reluctant Candidate' out the riding and considerable | -- OO eae Meenas a eee Cir Creat ae eae The Election: sel ine ues had 8,304 and the NDP candi- date 4,461, Mr, Atkinson was nominated early in the campaign, He with: drew after, receiving telephone calls complaining he had been a party member for less than a year and should not accept the nomination, He disappeared-he said later he was visiting union members at construction camps -- when national leader T, C, Douglas visited Prince George, Members of Mr, Douglas's staff spent much of the day fruitlessly look: ing for him, He reappeared again some days later, sald the matter was cleared up, and the NDP had a candidate again, TIMES CONFUSE Returning officer Holger Ene- mark got more publicity for the area over his riding's confused voting times, Chief electoral of- ficer Nelson Castonguay helped straighten out the situation. 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