ble 20 lead in Stey- nnis competition for years old and over, Il play the defending Inited States starting mates, Reasonable ir Specialist. installed able Redio Dispatched nbing Service, CE MADE US. 723-1191 EN NARA OEREMEN s Dandruff ! amous Sdan" 6-02. 50! 9: EACH 1s and dresses ur hair! inless Blades! lette" 10's 45! 9: EACH ) at Super savings! i aaa ducing Aid! RECAL' 1KIES 19! 7 lavors! Save 42c! Premier Johnson Amazed _ |Home Increases Number Remarks Linked To France Of Saleable Bramalea Lots::::-s:!' tres QUEBEC (CP)--A statement issued in French Tuesday on be- half of Premier Daniel Johnson expressed astonishment that re- marks attributed t¢ him Mon- day night at Fredericton were related to Monday's statement from the French government. It said Premier Johnson clearly established to newspa- per men that he had no com- ment. A similar statement in Eng- lish was issued in Fredericton by an aide of Mr. Johnson. The Canadian Press reported Monday night from Fredericton that Premier Johnson, attend- ing the premiers' conference, had said he thought '"'we can solve Canada's political prob- lems in Canada." The CP report also quoted him as saying he thought that by "freedom aims," the Paris/formation and Publicity, said:|Canada does not ensure F\ communique issued Monday fol- lowing a meeting of the French cabinet referred to agreen.ents signed between with other premiers, is aston-jright. 1 think that's what Quenec and France. The CP report said Premier applied to the statement of the! Reporter: Does he include rough, St. Thomas, Trenton and Johnson had been interviewed' French government comments|Quebec in that? shortly after his arrival at Fred- ericton by plane and that he said he studied only briefly the statement from Paris: Michigan Boy, 14, Charged In Murder Of LONDON, Ont. (CP)--A 14- year-old New Haven, Mich., boy is expected to appear in London juvenile court today on a charge of capital murder in the Sunday shooting of a 74- year-old London man. The youth was charged in Windsor, Ont., following ques- tioning after another youth was found sleeping in the dead CP also reported that Pre- mier Johnson was asked whether he thought the Paris statement was correct in say- ing French-speaking Canadians had not been assured "'liberty, equality and fraternity in their own country" by the British North America Act, REPLY QUOTED | He was reported to have re- plied: "Yes, if he's speaking of | view broadcast by Fredericton) radio station CFNB. The inter- at Bramalea, Ont., French - speaking Canadians across Canada, he's right." | The CP report added that| Premier Johnson said he did) not think President de Gaulle! meant to include Quebec within! the context of that passage. Tuesday's statement issued) by Jean Desraspes, news edi-| tor of the Quebec Office of In-} | "Mr, Daniel Johnson, who ar- jrived at Fredericton last night jished that The Canadian Press he made about the interprovin- cial meeting. "Mr, Johnson clearly estab-| lished to newspaper men that) London Man «: Insp. Eady said that al- though the Michigan boy is to) appear first in juvenile court,| the Juvenile Delinquents Act} provides that he could be tried! in adult court 'in the interests of the community or for the good of the child." The ruling applies to chil- dren between 14 and 16 and| the decision as to where he is, man's car. He was brought to London Tuesday night. Inspector Archie Ferguson of the provincial police criminal) investigation branch in Toronto said Tuesday night the boy) would probably appear in Lon- don juvenile court today. Two other persons, a 13-year- old boy and a 29-year-old man, both of Windsor, whom the first youth said were his com- panions, were released Tues- day night after questioning. BODY NEAR POND The body of George Shaver was found at a pond near the| Macdonald - Cartier Freeway where he had gone Sunday to| fish. There were two bullet) holes in his chest, and his 1967-model car was missing. Chief Inspector A. T. Eady, of the provincial police inves-| tigation branch said the boy was the youngest person charged in Ontario for a mur- der offence since Steven Trus- cott of Clinton, then 14, was arrested in 1959 for the rape- murder of Lynn Harper. CANADA'S LARGEST AND FINEST CHAIN OF tried is made by the juvenile 'court judge. Appeal Court Quashes Sentence | TORONTO (CP)--Mr. Justice Alexander Stark of the Ontario Supreme Court quashed Tues- | day a five-month jail sentence} given a Burford, Ont. Man for | failing to provide for chickens, | rabbits and goats on his farm. | Walter Clare, 57, was con- victed May 15 after Ontario Humane Society officials seized) 197 chickens, 130 rabbits and! eight goats on his farm near Buford, 10 miles west of Brant-| ford. Mr. Justice Stark said there was no evidence to show that Clare owned or had custody or order at which they arrive at the various offices. Appoint- ments will then be made with OHC agents, at which time the buyer may state his lot prefer- ment. Camp Charges CBC Fails Duty Dalton Camp, president of the THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 2, 1967 3 jean = rg the gap in un-/ergies on the man and not upon lerstanding between French!the nerve he touched. t is- land English - speaking Cana- i * dians Canadian response to the visit be jof French president Charles de |0Ur lives? sue, the profound meaning of GENEVA PARK, Ont. (CP)-- this episode in the history of he had no comment on the state. TORONTO (CP) -- The On-| Prospective home owners, The HOME plan, first an-| Pro ; 5 i s . z a f : . ME » ° gressive - Conserv 8 se ment of the French govern- peta ging get ge must make at mortgage | nounced Jan. 25 in the speech|sociation of Canada haa Gaulle was also criticized by |= ia 2 ae .045 lots m 8 Six months, com make home ownership possible|its massive failure in the pub-| 'IS it not true that the most] RECORD INTERVIEW CP's Monday night report of day, Economics and Develop-| ro! Mr. Johnson's comments was!ment Minister Stanley Randall the process. However, based on a tape-recorded inter-| announced Tuesday. Mr. Randall said the lots, all|va five miles| de view was held in noisy airport west of Metropolitan Toronto} Co! surroundings. A partial trans-|boundaries, are being Reporter; Have you seen the public response. 60 statement made by President, The new lots will bring the; HOME plan. Chatles de Gaulle and the total number of HOME lots to, be offered across the province French cabinet today? ince! just| to 2,184, instead of the original|,,' Mr. Johnson: No. I barely got it when I boarded|1,149 announced Monday. be the plane and I didn't have time; Mr. Randall said the extra to reflect on it. lots -- all unserviced -- will be hi Reporter: Would you agree sold on a first - come, first- 3 with this statement that the pre-|served basis, as will the original sent system of government in lots at Bramalea and at six rench- other Ontario locations. Original plans called for 62 Bramalea, and_ other speaking citizens equal rights? an Mr. Johnson: Yes, if he's lots at cultural|to 'discuss common problems|speaking across Canada he is lots to be sold or leased through} he the Ontario Housing Corp. at means. ally intended for sale next Tues-jplete it within 18 months and for offered|gle and semi-detached houses ;, cript of the interview follows: |because of a particularly heavy|and OHC will provide another appeared in the office until 10 CHOICE FOR BUYERS Tuesday these houses will notjlast-minute inserts needed in| ing all prospective homeowners |were described Tuesday by the Arnprior, Brockville, Peterbo- 8!ven numbered 1 snend more than $15,000 in come by removing or reducing : the initial down-payment. in addition to the cant lots at Bramalea, the than veloper of the land, Bramalea font nsolidated will build 310 sin- offices 50 persons lined up in , some of them appear- families of moderate in-/lic affairs field. session of the Canadian Institute! Pouses it? At Bramalea Tuesday more} Public Affairs at the Cou-| |chiching conference which is|from France and utters a word of Bramalea Consolidated Jointly sponsored by the CBC. lor phrase which excited us all, at 5 a.m. No OHC officials |\U"derstanding politics and with! us to spend our passion and en- exes Pi jcommon way to attack an idea Mr. Camp was speaking to a|iS to attack the man who es- "When a certain man comes He charged the CBC with mis-|one way or another, is it not like houses for sale under the a.m., one hour after the sched-| uled opening time. \ An OHC spokesman said later An OHC spokesman stressed the delay had been caused by sold until after construction brochures describing prices and prospective purchasers will locations of HOME lots ve the opportunity to select ~ a model they like. Arrangements aimed at giv- PAINT TONE-CRAFT KING PARK PLAZA equal chance to buy lots Prospective buyers will be OPEN SOON OSHAWA VIC TANNY'S CANADA'S LARGEST AND FINEST CHAIN OF HEALTH SPA' CROSS CANADA PAVING has 3 YEARS GUARANTEE also 6- 12- 18-20-36 month to pay No Payment For 2 Months After Completion | @ FREE ESTIMATE... Call 728-9292 Cshawa forms in the! Brunetville, near. Kapuskasing. Mr. Johnson: No, 1 don't The OHC also plans to build 30 think so. Mr. Johnson laughed.| model homes at Windsor, Ont. | Reporter: Sir, he also said he ,,. RSD o mR A re wants France to help them DELIVERY IN MONTHS i ' ivery of the new realize the freedom aims they Actual delivery f the are h set for themselves. What Bramalea lots will be when rah baat EE lie servicing is completed in the does this mean? Mr. Johnson: | think this is in line with the agreements that were signed in '65 under Mr. Lesage..One of them was on)... education matters and the other indication of how it is going to matters, | P&: then we are in for a tidal wave An increase in field staff be- cause of the flood of applica- tions was announced by Mr. ™ eed a _ Suters. He also said the OHC Sree ciduure i's ae Al Ps office in Bramalea will remain : , S nol ine: open Saturday and Sunday, con- ferent that it be of good quality trary to original plans, but will and therefore you need €X-| close Monday because of the changes. This has been going: civic holiday. on between our English univer- "spy 4 666 Bramalea lots will sities, it has been going on be- sell for from $9,200 to $9,900, tween Bishop's and McGill and or may be leased for from Sir George Williams with Eng- $43.50 to $48 a month land and good professors and|----__ eieee nobody ever aroused any storm. Reporter: What about politi- cal problems? 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