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Po- dersonville, N.C, Two other persons were seriously in- jured, (AP Wirephoto) New Charter interpretation Has Race Betting Privilege By TOM CLARIDGE ting a society to lease its rac-,to conform with provisions of TORONTO (CP)--A new in-|ing dates to another society in|the Criminal Code on pari-mu-} terpretation placed on charters that set up Ontario's agricult- ural societies will permit them to hold race meets. with betting privileges. Provincial Treasurer Charles MacNaughton told the legislat- ure Friday that as a result the government is moving toward setting up four regional racing circuits on the basis of applica- tions from the societies. Until now, only 22 of the prov- ince's 240-odd agricultural soci- eties have been conducting race meets with betting privileges under charters that specifically permit betting. However, a new _ interpreta- tion of the other charters is that they permit 14 days of racing a year with betting. Mr. MacNaughton said that following talks with the federal department of agriculture, which has jurisdiction over wa- gering at race meets, it was de- cided to set down rules allow- ing societies to hold up to 42 racing days a year. This will be done by permit- the same county, but limiting|tuel betting, the racing wil! be any society to three sets ofjrestricted to societies incorpor- dates. The leases will be Jim-jated before 1912. However, Jited to five years. jnearly all the province's socie- jties were set up long before |PREVENTS TAKEOVERS that. McKee, vice-chairman | He said societies without fa- \of the Ontario Racing Commis-|cijities will be allowed to "en- sion, said the lease arranze-| page racing associations to con- ments will prevent large bodies|quct and manage race meets from taking over a group of | under the auspices of the agri- dates. jcultural society." "The basic aim will be to help; "'It is felt that not every agri- fall fairs in small towns and vil- | cultural association will want as lages,"' he said. | much as 14 days' racing and Mr. McKee said the agricult-/Some will only want two days." ural societies will be invited to) The minister said the federal apply to Ottawa for permission|@epartment plans to set some lto hold pari-mutuel racing and| time limit within which the so- dates will be allotted by the|ciety must have held a race racing commission in collabora-/meet to have its charter vali- tion with the federal depart-|dated for racing. : ment, Last 'year in. Ontario H id th d ibl |were 59 days of harness racing on Tree and Possibly on other than major rtacks and four racing circuits will be set wagering amounted to $2,093,- up this year, in southwestern, 6 Lecce central, eastern and perhaps és northwestern Ontario. PLANS RESTRICTIONS Intelligence Mr. MacNaughton said that Renwick Denies Statement WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Washington Post says the NDP Tried Folding Trust Co. ix, sre. 633 TORONTO (CP) -- James Renwick (NDP -- Toronto Riv- erdale) denied Friday a state- ment by a Progressive Conserv- ative member that the New Democratic Party tried to bring about the collapse of York Trust Co. The statement was made Feb. 9 by Allan Lawrence (PC --Toronto St. George) while the legislature was giving final reading to a bill providing de- posit insurance for trust comp- anies incorporated in Ontario. $1,000,000 since 1961 from the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. The newspaper says the sub- sidies, to finance a broad inter- national program, were made by four private foundations that do not file public tax records. "At least one of them, the Andrew Hamilton Fund of ' Philadelphia,"" The Post says, tactics. : "was identified Friday by gov- Earlier Friday, Mr. Rown-|ernment officials as a CIA front. tree, in answering another] Spokesmen for the remaining question from Mr. Renwick, ex-|three either were unavailable plained why the Ontario Secur-|for comment or else refused to with its financial statement and reserves exceeded require- ments. Mr. Lawrence said Feb. that tactics adopted by the Lib- eral and NDP parties had cre- ated an emergency situation for York Trust. He said he was dis- gusted with some of: the NDP there Record Brought Down In Two West Budgets By THE CANADIAN PRESS i $303,086,320 and expenditures Record budgets were brought}! peal hi hd ane puntent eur: down in two western legilsa-|P!us Would be $321,900. tures Friday with no additional He said that for the third con- tax bites on residents. secutive year the government An had balane s Poincak Treanuer A. 0. iad balanced its budget and . produced a surplus. Aalborg's Alberta budget calls | Thirty per cent of the budget for record expenditures and aninas been earmarked for educa- over-all deficit, the second in altign. row. In other legislatures: Saskatchewan Premier Ross| Nova Scotia--Health Minister Thatcher, in his role as treas-|R. A. Donahue introduced a urer, brought in a 'modest sur-|bill which would ban persons plus" budget. junder 16 years of age from Legislatures also sat in Nova|marriage in the province. 1 Scotia, Ontario and British Co-|" Welfare Aides lumbia, | Mr. Aalborg told the Alberta| | Port Hope Girl expansion which Alberta is ex- ort ope Ir periencing during the present PORT HOPE, Ont. (cP)-- of $834,428,491 and revenues of|Welfare has assumed responsi- | $766,952,024. The deficit of $67,-|ility for an 18-year-old girl who house the budget "reflects the} dynamic growth and economic decade." The rehabilitation department It calls for total expenditures/of the Ontario department of : 2 has been unable to pay her bills 476,467 will be financed from ac-|since being admitted to the Port cumulated reserves which total|Hope and District Hospital after about $646,000,000 a car accident last Sept. 30 John Davis, hospital admini- lag oer oe a for eduentine ateator, told the hospital board \The health "department is * the girl has been transferred to RE-ENACT PLAN TRAIN ROBBERY TERRACE, B.C. (CP)--A plan to re-enact Canada's first great train robbery -- using the Confederation Train as a prop--has been nipped in the bud. : The RCMP has _ quietly passed the word around there'll be no "holdup." The train, due here today from nearby Prince Rupert, | Was going to be stopped on Arm In Union the tracks by a stalled lumber truck while Indians raced around it on horseback and the townsfolk held a square dance. "A bunch of the boys had it all set up," said Ruth Hal- lock, editor of the Terrace Herald. "But it's all off now." She said word leaked to Canadian National Railways authorities and they in turn contacted the RCMP detach- ment. The plan was to re-enact the country's first big train robbery, when Bill Miner and his gang staged a $57,000 holdup at Mission in the | Fraser Valley in 1904. PARLIAMENT AT-A-GLANCE By THE CANADIAN PRESS FRIDAY, Feb. 17, 1967 The defence: committee came alive with a shouting match between Defence Min- ister Hellyer and retired Vice- Admiral Herbert Rayner, Allan J. MacLeod, peniten- tiaries commissioner, told a parliamentary committee new prisons were needed badly-- and now. Prime Minister Pearson re- ceived an honorary degree from University of Ottawa and urged students to get in- volved in politics. In the Commons, the gov- ernment put down two Con- ait amendments to a ill ities Commission did not insist say whether they were conduits establishing collective iclose second with 20.24 per cent Peterborough Civic Hospital for j Premier Thatcher's budget psychiatric examination was based on expected revenues| He said the bill for the girl's ~|stay at the hospital was $3,027. He said the girl had left a No Defence Without U l ou ». Ottawa ifoster home in Ottawa two lyears ago and had since wand- LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Can- The girl could have been re- ada would be entirely at the|!eased from hospital in mid-No- jered from city to city. She was injured in an accident on the {Macdonald - Cartier Freeway |while travelling in a car from power if it ever isolated itself/money, no warm clothing and from Europe, External Affairs|"© Place to go. Minister Paul Martin said Fri-, ae day. | Mr. Martin made the remark| while telling students and fac- julty at the University of West- jern Ontario law school that Canada could not withdraw from NATO and declare its neu- trality. The minister said there is no danger of U.S. military action against Canada but added that all possibilities must be consid- ered while formulating policy. Canada has an affiliate in Europe as long as it remains part of NATO, Mr. Martin said. "It would be a very serious thing to be isolated from Eur- ope." A student had asked why Can- ada did not withdraw from NATO and become neutral. Mr. Martin said the U.S. pro- vides the bulk of Canada's de- fence. This, ec 'm'cd with in- jvoivement in ommon- |wealth and other considera- tions, preclude neutrality, he said. THE MANSFIE portation and SHOPPING THEATRES *" "~ HOTEL mercy of United States military |Vember, he said, but she had no, AN ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION e e New York's Best Location! | FIFTH AVENUE AND 44th STREET NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS and SUITES . RADIO CITY - BUS MINALS - DINING ROOM and COCK- TAIL LOUNGE, Special Weekly Rotes To Canadian Guests THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, February 18, 1967 3 factured at Huddersfield, hometown of British Prime Minister Wilson, but 60 per ~cent of the fibre came from South Africa, Tailor and Cutter says. Kosygin Cets New Suit LONDON (AP) -- Soviet Premier Kosygin is getting some new suits made of wool from South Africa, a country whose racial - sep- aration policies have been repeatedly attacked by the | NO NEED TO CLEAN Rabbits' teeth are rootless and continue growing through- out their lives. legislation would not apply to a female who had medical evi- dence she was pregnant and jhad obtained the permission of |her parents or legal guardians | At present there is no age| Russians, the weekly maga- |minimum in the province for} zine of British tailoring re- | |marriage. ports. JOIN Ontario--The legislature was Tailor and Cutter says ' jtold that a new interpretation] the premier and his party | FOUR SEASON'S TRAVEL placed on charters that set up} returned to Moscow from his British visit last week [Ontario's agricultural societies with 45 yards of top-quality will permit them to hold race on their SUNTOURS meets with betting privileges.| lightweight wool worsted | TOUR to Provincial Treasurer Charles} and South African kid mo- | u MacNaughton said that as a| hair he bought here. f | The cloth was manu- EXPO 67 result, the: government is mov-} ing toward setting up four reg | ional racing circuits on the |basis of applications from the \societies. British Columbia--Six Liberal jmember of the house were ac jcused Friday of representing the major oil companies in the province by trying to delay on} procedural grounds a_ legisla-| + ewes ne Every Friday (7:00 p.m.), Bus leaving for 3 doys. 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The other foundations, the ; | The company, which col-|newspaper says, are the Broad- t tart t) ; é ey Bele a Mgeag a Tun OM apsed last year, was seeking High Foundation of Columbus, Mr. Renwick said the NDP|Short - term promissory notes|Ohio; the Chesapeake Founda- A land the commission ordered|tion of Baltimore and the Gra- questions, many of them posed nery Fund of Philadelphia. reflected the party's interest in the stability of the financial) community. He had asked whether the company had filed a financial) return and whether it had liquid | reserves amounting to 20 per cent of deposits, both conditions required by law. STATEMENT LATE | Leslie Rowntree, minister of! financial and commercial af-} fairs, subsequently informed the House York Trust was late by himself, were pertinent rors its prospectus warn invest- ors the notes were not secured| The Guild represents editor- and that further borrowing may|ial, commercial and some be necessary to honor them, |Maintenance employees on Mr. Renwick asked whether|"€WSpapers, magazines, wire the commission had considered|Services and some broadcasting adding these words--"these se-|media. It has locals in the curities are speculative' -- to|United States, Canada and bargaining for civil servants, A bill establishing the Ca- nadian Deposit Insurance Corp. was given royal assent in the Senate. MONDAY, Feb. 20, 1967 The Commons meets at 2:30 p.m. EST to consider a bill amending the Excise Tax "Act and the Old Age Security Act. The Senate stands ad- journed to Feb. 21 at 8 p.m. CHOICE OF HARDING OR CELANESE! your living room! 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