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QUEBEC'S MINISTERS in the federal cabinet were among the many personal- ities that took part Pu the Liberal Federation of Can- ada (Quebec) convention held in Quebec City, Fri- day, Saturday and Sunday. Louis St-Laurent, former prime minister of Canada, is seen here with Jean Mar- chand, Guy Favreau and QUEBEC MEMBERS GIVE HIM ROUSING OVATION PM Says He Will lester B, Pearson. (CP Wirephoto) Stay Until Asked To Leave QUEBEC (CP)--Prime Minis-| ter Pearson, firmly stating his intention to stay as Liberal leader as long as he's wanted, received a rousing ovation from Quebec party members during the weekend as he ex- winded his views on "'the new federalism." Mr. Pearson hammered hard for continuing federalism with acknowledgment of the "French fact" as he appeared at the founding convention of the Que- bec wing of the Liberal Feder- ation of Canada. While a number of resolutions were passed calling for greater recognition of French Canada and of French Canadians throughout Canada, the French Canadian "nationalists" were defeated on several motions. Among these was a resolution calling for the removal of the} Queen and her representatives| from Canadian government. It| ficial language in Ontario and| New Brunswick; --That the federal civil serv- ice should be transformed "so that all Canadians will be able to deal with the federal gov- ernment in their maternal language" if it is French or English; --That the Ottawa-Hull area be established as a_ federal district; --That there be better com- munication between federal and provincial: governments; --That the provinces be given control over all social secur- ity plans and the right to col- lect taxes to pay for these so- cial measures. WON'T: RESIGN Prime Minister Pearson spoke at a banquet Saturday night. His 30-minute talk, alternating in French and English, was broken by a standing ovation when he that loyalty or default on that | obligation." Mr. Pearson promised that that there will be no more in- trusions into areas of provincial fluent, technological thermo-nu- clear society." Concerning bilingualism, said: "In the new federalism, and he By JAMES NELSON OTTAWA (CP)--Finance Min- ister Sharp is neafing the time of final decision on what may be a federal budget of close to} $8,500,000,000 in the new fiscal) year which start§ Friday. He will deliver his budget) speech to the Commons starting) soon after 8 p.m. EST Tuesday. | All but decisions of the very) last minute must be made to-| day in order to have his bulky) text mimeographed in top se-) crecy before the speech is de- livered. | Most of the work probably} has been done, leaving only a} few pages to be run off and in-| serted. | On the basis of past grsagacol A performance, the budget is cer- tain to be for something more than $8,000,000,000 and perhaps | as high as $8,500,000,000. | Last spring, former finance! minister Walter Gordon table an initial budgetary spending) estimate in the Commons| amounting to $7,399,727,432. | This has since grown to $7,999,- 605,015; by supplementary esti-| |mates. But Mr. Sharp said in the pre - budget white paper tabled in the Commons Friday he doesn't expect annual ' ex- penditures to run much higher than $7,707,000,000. WILL GO HIGHER Mr. Sharp has already tabled an initial 1966-67 spending esti- mate amounting to $7,950,459,- 478. This amount--which does not include such extra-budget-| ary expenditures as payment of | old age pensions--is certain to o higher, by perhaps more jurisdiction by any government in an advanced industrial soci- than $600,000,000, as the year he heads. He said that in future Ottawa will confine its activities to areas within its own jurisdiction, thus avoiding the bitter conflicts that have arisen 'with the prov- inces, especially Quebec, in re- cent years. WILL BE POLICY "T intend to pursue this policy as long as I am your leader; |t0 bring this about must be pro-| to establish the position where there will be no need for Que- bec or any other province to opt out of anything, because the federal government in the fu-|the rights of the provinces will] ture will not opt into matters within provincial jurisdiction. "We will, however, continue to assist the provinces by helping ety, the federal civil service is a critical force in the govern- ment of the people. Consequen- tly, if We expect French-speak- ing Canadians to participate in that society as equal citizens, the federal service must reflect try. "At the same time, changes gressive and must be scrupu- lously fair to those in the serv- ice who are not bilingual." Mr. Pearson said that while be fully respected he has no in- tention of emasculating the fed- eral government. "Canada cannot be strong and the government's legislat- live program develops. However, Parliament always appropriates. more funds than jare actually spent in a fiscal | the bilingual nature of our coun-| |--in a fair and practical way--| Top North Vi By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON (AP) -- Top U.S. officials attach great im- |portance to the fact that North Viet Nam is being represented at this week's Soviet Commu- Budget Due MN. Tes meal wee Wil LUDCSDUUY year. Some spending -estimates are included mainly as political window dressing with a hope that projects will get under way, but in- actual spending some "'shortfall,"' as govern- ment advisers call it. It is more difficult to forecast government reve Au es. Last spring, Mr. Gordon "announced a 10-per-cent cut in personal in- come taxes for most individuals and said he expected his rev- enues to run to $7,350,000,000. This would have left him with a $300,000,000 deficit in the bud- getary accounts. CUT DEFICIT But revenues actually climbed by almost 4% per cent beyond Mr. Gordon's expecta- tions. Mr. Sharp reported in the white paper the estimated rev- enue for 1965-66 is $7,673,000,000, cutting the expected deficit to $34,000,000. These estimates are based on actual income and outlay for THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, March 28, 1966 3 SASKATOON (CP) -- Opposi- tion Leader Diefenbaker said Saturday the Conservatives "will not accept" the wording of the terms of reference for the royal commission inquiry into the Munsinger affair. He told 700 persons at a ban- quet honoring him on the 26th anniversary of his election to Parliament: "We shall not ac- cept the refined and diluted words so as to soften the word- ing of the charge that.has been ; made," He said Justice Minister Car- din "charged me with weaken- ing the security of the state. He didn't even know the name (Gerda Munsinger),. he never read the file and he made the charge." Yet, Mr. Diefenbaker said, the terms of reference of the security inquiry call only for in- the first 10 months of the fiscal year ending March 31, and esti- mates of the final two months-- February and March. Mr. Gordon based his budget- ary revenue forecast last year on an assumption that the gross national product would rise dur- ing 1965 by a little more than seven per cent from $47,007,- 000,000 in 1964. Mr. Sharp now has reported the total value of all goods and services pro- duced in the country something more than nine per cent. Actual figures won't be complete until the middle of April. With revenues running 4% per cent ahead of expectations last year while the GNP rose about three per cent more than expected, Mr. Sharp has a deli- cate juggling act to perform in his Tuesday night speech. et Aide At Soviet Party Meet the principles of true independ- lence and non-alignment. |We want |claves or bases . . jin the simplest language--a state of honorable peace." Mrs, rose by} : vestigation of whether security ened," . The 70-year-old Conservative OPPOSITION LEADER PCs To Buck Probe Terms leader was eiecied in Saskaich- ewan's former Lake Centre fed- eral constituency March 26, 1940. He served notice here Sat- urday he h to be in the Commons a while longer. The late Sir Winston Churchill served in Britgin's Parliament for 56 years, Mr. Diefenbaker said, "so let nobody start mak- ing predictions as to what I am going to do." He was re-elected in Lake Centre in 1945 and 1949. Since 1953 he has held the Prince Al- bert seat, where he ran after Lake Centre disappeared under redistribution. poFALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH, an improved powdes to apeinkios on upper or lower plates, holds false Teathe more firml, in place, Do not slide, slip or rock, "may have been possibly weak-| No gummy, A taste or Maclin FASTEST Hisnikeline (non acid). Does not sour, Chi m9 ecks "plate odor breath". Get PASTEETH | drug counters everywhere. DIEFENBAKER _ Saturday celebrated the 26th anniver- sary: of his election to Par- At a banquet in | Saskatoon he was presented | by the Saskatchewan Pro- | gressive Conservative Asso- | ciation with the first five volumes of a planned 17- volume Centennial series on Canadian history. i | liament. A | is important. Pope Recalls 'Rome Bombing ROME (AP)--Pope Paul re- called in a sermon Sunday the |first bomBing of Rome during the Second World War and ef- forts by Pope Pius XII to calm the populace. Paul spoke at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Tiburtina, a working-class sec- tion of Rome which was bombed by the allies July 19, 1943. great. many people entrust May we compound yours the scene of the disaster, re- counted Pope Paul, who at the time was an aide to Pope Pius. He recalled how hundreds H RE YOU AN OR BORDERLINE DIABETIC? © If there is diabetes in your family and, especially if you are owerweight, there is @ possibility you may be susceptible to, or have diabetes. 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PHARMACY | .| Pope Pius decided to go to 573 King Street East no permanent en-| . we seek-- Oshawa { PHONE 725-3594 was talked-out at the end of the/Said he had no intention of re- three-day meeting Sunday and Signing as party leader. referred to the party's general) He told a largely French-| council. speaking audience of 1,500 in the A I baie diets ¢ ballroom of the Chateau Fron-|Plans and establish national/base that strength on centrali- WANT FRENCH SCHOOLS |tenac: lstandards and give national | zation of power in Ottawa which Resolutions passed proposed: | "T am resolved to continue |Jeadership." goes beyond the. constitutions --That French - language|my work; to carry on for as to equalize provincial financial|and united. unless the federal resources and opportunities; by 80vernment has strength and helping to co-ordinate provincial authority. But any attempt to Mr. Pearson said the new fed-|204 is unacceptable to the prov- schools be established from|long as I have strength and/eralism will be one in which|'"Ces will destroy all hope of coast to coast wherever the|vigor and the party wants me. | 'provincial governments will as- unity. density of the French-Cana-| 'I have no fondness for the/sume an increasing role in the dian population justified it and, pomp or power or the privileges field of human welfare and of |could be as great a threat to that the system of teaching |of office, but I do have--as you French in English schools be|have--a deep feeling of loyalty improved by using moder n\to my country and of obligation tral government will concentrate Self . . . more and more on solving the, Andre Dube was elected pres- 'Any such attempt in fact, social security, while the cen-|national unity as separatism it, ms party congress by one of| Gandhi, | President Ho Chi Minh. with President Johnson, | The mission to Moscow of the Puted : North Vietnamese Communist = th leader, Le Duan, could have a| Views | scheduled to the chief policy makers under|have White House talks -- is- some published reports ere is a "community of between France and In- flocked around the papal car and how the blood of an injured man stained the Pope's gown. The Pope then climbed on a heap of rubble, blessed the crowd and led the recitation of} the Lord's Prayer. | wi Fost -- Free Motorized Delivery B P. B. Francis, Phm, B, --- J. R. Steffen, B.Sc., Phm. significant bearing on the fu- dia on Viet Nam. ture course of the war in Viet } Nam. Some European Communist 'diplomats say privately they believe Soviet authorities will {make an effort to persuade the 'North Vietnamese delegation to consideration to) serious teaching methods; --That French be made an of-| Weird Lights In Sky Seen Ou DETROIT (AP) -- Michigan's weird, blinking lights apparen- tly have extended their appear- ances into Ohio and Wisconsin. The reports of sightings, lim- ited for nearly two weeks to southern Michigan, came from some 100 miles north in Michi- gan's '"'thumb" district, across Lake Michigan at Green Bay Wis., and south near Toledo and Dayton, Ohio. As-before;-there oe WECM to serve it. newer and greater national |ident of the new group by ac- problems arising from our af-|clamation. The French vice- 5 |president for Montreal is Gilles Larose, brother-in-law of the Quebec federal leader, Guy Fa- vreau. Mr. Larose defeated Mi- chel Robert, who had the sup- port of the younger element at the convention. The English vice-president is Melvin Rothman. "I do not propose to betray tside Michigan -- cgh range," and raving «| 13,000 New Jobs | Opened By Pact In Washington, Representative Gerald R. Ford (Rep. Mich.) : called for a U.S. congressional) OAKVILLE (CP) -- Ontario ported in the Hillsdale and Dex-|jinvestigation of the situation,|gained 13,000 new jobs and an ter area. : stating many Michigan residents|investment of $150,000,000 last The lights over Wisconsin, feel the incidents are "suffici-|year as a result of the Canada- Michigan and Ohio were de-jent to justify some action by|United States automotive trade scribed as "'g1 owing green," our government. agreement, Stanley J. Randall, 'red and white, "bright, red-| "Bring out these: witnesses; Minister of economics and de- \from the air. force and the Na-|Velopment, said } riday. |tional Aeronautics and Space, Speaking at the official dedi- Awercy> have then interrogated: cationof the Ford Motor Co.'s , Hynek said at his Evanston, | Ill., home Sunday that his con- clusion that two Michigan sight- ings probably were swamp gas applied only to the sightings re- give peace moves. | The Eastern European diplo- jmats speculate that with the massive buildup of American power in Southeast Asia, the North Vietnamese must be com- pelled sooner or later to face the fact that the conflict is go- j}ing against them and the hopes | they had for victory a year ago are fading rapidly. The Soviet government was co-chairman with Britain of the 1954 Geneva conference and a svillingness on its part to join | Britain in reconvening the con ference would be a major step toward negotiations. The Sovi- ets, however, are obviously un- willing to act without North Viet Nam's agreement and wil- lingness to participate. The Viet Nam situation drew comment from U.S. Vice-Presi- | dent Humphrey, India's Prime | Minister Indjra..Gandhi and the explanation. SSOh members of the House or| $25,000,000 truck assembly plant} U.S: Huse' of Repr tatives* ur guarantee: ' great whiskies blended into every bottle So far, the only authoritative by . } here, he said that 75 Ontario|Republican leader, Gerald R.| Senate committee, let them put lei 3 their records on the line. Let the|Companies involved in the auto people who have allegedly seen|industry expanded their plants these objects come and testify."| last year and 35 new plants were ilar : established Mr. Randall predicted that in the next two years the pact will bring another 20 plants to On- tario, lead to the expansion of Tobacco Sales D T 0 /20 to 30 others and increase rious. flying objects. During 1965, there were 1,422 ue 0 pen |steel demand. by 400,000 to 500,- Ohio Highway Patrolman R.j|cases reported in Ontario. Nine) SALISBURY. (Reuters)--Rho- 000 tone: stadia analysis has been the swamp- 'Says Rabies ianma mene 2 S41) Sertong trophysicist concerning two sightings in southern Michigan. The scientist, Dr. J. Allen' COBOURG -- Rabies is still Hynek, who also is a U.S. Air/a serious problem in Ontario, Force special consultant, has|says Dr. Charlotte M. Horner, received arguments from those| United Counties Medical Officer who reported seeing the myste-)of Health. Ford. | | Humphrey was quoted in a |Newsweek magazine interview | as saying: "We must not only; accept the results of free elec- |tions -- including any winning | Communist candidacies" in| South Viet Nam, but '"'we must also make crystal clear--per- haps clearer than we have done to date--our total acceptance of | D. Landversicht said Sunday he|of these occurred in Durham' desia's first tobacco sales since saw a strange light approach-;}County and 13 in Northumber- the country seized independ- ing Wright Patterson Air Force| land. Grey and Renfrew Coun-|/ence from Britain last Novem- Base near Dayton. He was re-| ties had the highest incidence of| ber are scheduled to open here ported to have photographed the/rabies. The highest number| Tuesday behind a tight security lights and the air force was to|were recorded between Novem-| net. develo e films today ber and March. ' For the first time in Rhode- Wrigm® Patterson is the home Dr. Horner stressed the fol-|sia's history, the auction sales! of the U.S. national unidentified|!owing rules in preventing in-| will be in private and only au-| aerial phenomena office, called|fection with the disease. | thorized dealers and members} Project Blue Book. -- Dogs should not be permit-|of Rhodesia's major exporting) Maj. Hector Quintanilla, Blue| ted to roam-and should be under) industry will be allowed in. | 54 SIMCOE NORTH TUES. and WED. SPECIALS Book project officer, said: "It's| Control at all times. This is to ensure that the Brit- not unusual after incidents such} -- Dogs and cats should pe ish government, which has im- as'those in Michigan last week| Vaccinated against rabies as| posed economic sanctions to get a lot of 'sighting' reports,|"ecommended by a veterinar-| against the breakaway white- It's a normal aftermath pat- '@"- minority regime, does. not re- tern." --. If a dog bites a person,) ceive information about the pro- In the Toledo area Sunday| <4 Port. should be made im-| gress of the sales and the na- LEAN TENDER CLUB STEAKS C Ib a sig, & mbiiber of the Sylva-| mediately to the health unit and| tionalities of buyers. nia Fire Department furnished) to, | the igo ------ by a doc-| There have been no official : a geo og which bites a person) estimates of the tobacco crop! a local radio station with a de-| should be confined 14 days|this "ines ap pk tailed account of his observa- ; ; fo Polen Ry MDT, tions. LEAN RINDLESS under the vregulations of the! tween 230,000,000 and 240,000,000 4 i Public Health Act. pounds 4s expected ch Equipped with bonoculars, the ; xpected, observer described four objects he said changed color from red to green to white--"they kind of| look like a star when you first see them, but they blink on and off." The Oshawa Scottish Rite Club members attended, in a body, the regular meetings in March of Cedar and Tem- | ple Lodges, A.F. and A.M. | and conferred the degrees of | the evening. A. D. Hele, Osh- | awa, is president oi the local | organization, -- Children should be cau- tioned never to touch any wild animal or a sick or injured do- mestic animal. Any unusual illness in farm animals should be diag- nosed by a yeterinarian before treatmént is given Statistics show that, of the more than 1,400 cases in Ontario last year, 532 were foxes and 213 were' skunks. The danger of human contact! with rabid domestic -animals is evident in the figures for that| category; 73 cats, 123 dogs and} 367 cattle, a total of 657 cases.| This would be marginally lower than last year's. It is believed here that none of the major British and Amer-| ican buyers will take part in the sales but that Rhodesian mer-| chant traders will operate on be- | half of continental buyers. -- | Good nes. ? aoe Wn | en Buying or in REAL ESTATE Reg. Aker--Presiaent Bill MeFeeters----Vice Pres. | Schofield-Aker Ltd. 723-2265 BACON 69 LEAN MINCED STEAK 69