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Oshawa Times (1958-), 21 Sep 1967, p. 18

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One union representative with|top officers are no different experience in bargaining with|than any other employers. They both private employers and| don't want any dissent from the union employees said: 'Some' hired help." SEAN CONNERY JAMES BOND nllN FLEMING'S Adult Enterteinment i : YOU OMY LIVE Sirax 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, September 21, 1967 tives are deadlocked over & Scottish Nationalist Party |CUPE Staff Money is the key issue in the GLASGOW (CP)--There have|Courtesty to, the Scottish work-| pinceq in the role 'of employ-jan increase to $10,500. The ersgill gave his blessing to Paul and 4 from Buffalo, N.Y. jgovernment approval for thei now come the protests--some|the liner while pre-launch\Union of Public Employees end|ment of Trevor smith, a spe left explosive itable. jand woul i He also left an Pp nd would provide a windfall called the Queen Elizabeth IZ, aling, the new Queen will be 4 general: What to do about/overcome the interference. But/for Toronto Danforth, charged|sheth I as far as Scotland is|day cruise service in 1969. THRILLERS OF THE YEAR!" r-tAA. WLSOM, FORT HAL, SHORE new collective agreement cov- Hellyer Inherits Ch 13 Wage Di . ellyer Inherits Channel 3 Resents New Liner Name|"a9¢ ispute cc ies pnt RONTO (CP)--Canada's ries are Dilemma With Portfoli oy (er) Rees € Oo Oo been plaudits galore for the|¢rs who made the Q4 the mag-\ers in g dispute with its staff| union has offered 10 per cent, name given the latest luxury|nificent liner she is. | representatives. CUPE and the staff organiza- Hellyer as his successor when, A transport department study|/move would double or treble the| », : ' : rom irate Scots whose compa-/ secrecy still veiled the choice of izati representing|cialist in labor relations, to he resigned as transport minis--released this summer said) value of the station by giving it) triots pullt the ship. a permanent identity. Ihe ae 7) a a a Se olate hale ditieranats, » political issue ticking quietly The department concluded) for the owners. d lyer i rtic-| that oases ter : title tough for Scottish national-|58,000-ton stunner bearing an away for Mr. Hellyer in partic-/that in many cases antenna' In a Commons row. Feb. 9lists to take. They insist that the| $87,000,000 price tag when she! Channel 3? 'in some households, particu-|that the whol This is the television channel|larly close to the proposed owe me Gua ae concerned. ering terms of employment. "It shows scant regard for, OT| largest national union has been|pegged at $8,320 a year, want , } OTTAWA (CP) -- J. W: Pick-;with reception of channels 2|before the House. They said) liner launched in Britain, but) Q4 was the designation given| 'The 110,000-member Canadian| tion have agreed to the appoint- week some interference appears inev-)a h ay i _ eS eee The gleaming sea giant is) With hefty government back- "ONE OF THE TOP SUSPENSE t ernment in! devices costing $10 to $35 would i r Sear Want te i. . "e Butl nes, Scott, NDP member present British monarch is Eliz-jenters North Atlantic and holi- used by CKVR-TV in Barrie, 50 transmitter, one or both of the "sneaking in the back door." 1:00--3:15---5:20--7:30--9:40 PLAZA THEATRE ".+fun in the jocular vein of Mike Todd's memorable Around World in80 Days." | By that time, the $2,000-ton "Ignorant and an insult" was/ Queen Elizabeth as well as the) the description flung at the new) 81,000-ton Queen Mary will have, i to. The sta-|Buffal hannels d be} pag Hing ficteg tos toca poiat of Iblacked yong ag chy _John Diefenbaker, then oppo-|name by a top organizer of the; been retired by the company | KEEP YOU GLUED TO : | With such a report in the sition leader, said the following|resurgent Scottish Nationalist|which also owns the new behe- THE EDGE OF YOUR a public and political ruckus) c ' day h % ever since it ag age ragged | sag eye Bion on have| men politically activated pee -- Pag a ae -- = Cunard Steam-ship Co. than a year ago to move its/been less cult for Mr. Pick-| 9 otive i i : i politically are getting|phantly from its shipyard birth- | transmitter site south to nate fousdland 'riding, {0 Back the| contro! of the means of commu- place into the River Ciyde near| NAME "TACTLESS' | iva Tormse area move than it would be for Mr a a Fiidae alae Glasgow Wednesday, Feige hentia ok reel : ee hat I J Mr. Pickersgill, replying to {choice unimaginative and tact-) The Board of Broadcast gol eden ss ' = a, sranspottl afc. Scott, said the epalicaiita NAME RESENTED less but the Lord Provost of| ernors approved the move last)minister has to fight e ections) Was made by 'three citizens of The name "will be resented/Edinburgh bubbled with June and the question of final|in his Toronto riding of Trinity. Canada." It shouldn't be held by a very large number of peo-| delight. approval or rejection remains) Another factor is the spate of ple in Scotland," fumed the} Some defenders contended) ! | An against th t before the government. political accusations that have| seauust them, that they were| arty official, Gordon Wilson.|that the vessel was dubbed | Queen Elizabeth Il as a way of 4 key issue with the public is| surrounded the Barrie proposal. The mini : a shether Channel 3 operating) Conservative and New Demo-) gee ye pege Rig Ml src s |setting' her off from the first from a new site at Palgrave, ajerat MPs jumped on it last) Ralph Snelgrove, Geoff Stirling Boy Climber liner Elizabeth. few miles from Toronto's north-|year when transport depart-/..4 sjlian Waters--should not | Not so, said Cunard's chair- wy { i vere) < ern boundary, would interfere!ment spending estimates were prevent them from making an |man, Sir Basil Smallp application in the proper man-| eturns |"This ship was definitely) ner, meeting the requirements| named for our present queen." " 2 . P | set out by the regulations. Oncel OTTAWA (CP) -- A tired lit-| The nationalists say Scotland| New High-Speed Computer was done, i ae ay to the|tle boy with a bristly red brush-| was never ruled--by the first BBG. cut sat in the Ottawa Interna-;Queen Elizabeth of England, ft sets the pace for intrigue! "THE MOST FRIGHTENING FIEND IN THE HISTORY OF HORROR ! "BLOOD OF THE VAMPIRE" FORE Stumps still sm on blackened mounte after flames ripped tl Prstecensb Paras ten Site eathaS il og The BBG first recommended| i ee deni i ~~ |day night surrounded by report- Marks ncome ax J l {a denial for the move, saying | ors, photographers and televi- OTTAWA (CP)--Only a tax-jnue service, Boeing an/Corp., and U.S. Bell- Telephone} station in Toronta, A freeze was collector 'would think it event worth celebrating, bu Wednesday was the 50th anni Aircraft t}Co. set-ups. -| Staniey. Tench, chief pro- versary of the introduction of) grammer for the data centre, the federal income tax said the new 'computer should the Barrie station in effect was seeking to create a third TV in force against such third sta- tions af the time. sion, however, the BBG Immediately after the deci-|! tional Airport terminal Wednes- jsion film cameras who had met |his aircraft. He squinted into the lights and said: "The snow was four ito: seven feet deep. Of course, \that's too deep for me. I'm only |four - feet - eight." ADULT ENTERTAINMENT DONALD WOLFIT * BARBARA SHELLEY AD} TODAY yas who died in 1603 after a 45-year reign. Scotland at that time was ruled by the Stuart family. | Some shipping experts say| Cunard may have settled on the| Elizabeth II name because of sentiment for the Royal Family in the United States. BEFORE TH Five / Appec WHITBY -- Judgm reserved until Sept. 26 istrate H. W. Jermyn ¥ members of Satain's Motorcycle Club appe Whitby court Tuesday. Pleading not gui charges of dangerous were David Chinn, 19, otk rrr wre And the revenue depart-|be set-up and ready: for opera- announced it was ready to hear He was Erik Sheer, he was 10 if ong ied ment's data processing centre/tions in about two weeks. To|third - station applications for} ears old and he was talkin 68 marked the occasion by start-jaccommodate it, additional | Toronto and Montreal. Barrie| bout the snow above the 16 on ing to put together the compo-| power and air-cooling facilities) applied again and won approv-|. ¢oot jevel of Mount Kilimanja- nents of a new high-speed, big-/had to be installed. jal. lro in Tanzania on the east_coast shows, volume computer which will be} The computer tapes--3,000 of} Mr. Pickersgill had the power|o¢ africa Sounds of the used to double-check tax evad-/them. each capable of carrying to act alone to endorse the BBG ; NOW Generation THE BIG FUN DANCE Friday, Sept. 22nd _--_ STARTS TODAY -- ' 25,000,000 alphabetical charac-) recommendation. But the mat-| ers. | ; had It also celebrated the golden|ters--are used to store informa-| ter became a cabinet issue. ry Gd dh pce jubilee of income taxes with/tion from 8,000,000-plus income) State Secretary Judy|project but weather--Mr. Sheer publication of a light-hearted/tax returns. Each taxpayer's|LaMarsh and other Toronto -/qescribed it as the worst in the TONY CURTIS in "DON'T MAKE WAVES" Adult -- Color review of the event for taxation|current tax return is added tojarea ministers were reported mountain's division employees, and by strongly opposed to the move.| history--stopped The truth about -- wit -- the tapes following information; their party more than half a The Tiaras passing around Chinese fortune) already on file for previous Liberal MPs in the Torontd/ mile from the summit, cookies to the staff: | years jarea also were said The precise significance of] RETURNS ANALYSED j against it. the cookies wasn't explained] 'Through various runs of the| There was no pty let Erik go on. | Erik and his father Frank to be! They had climbed for 3% jdays when their guide refused women who go all out...when 4 they go for 4 PAdmission $1.50 Dress Casual § Dancing 9 P.M. -- 12:30 F nd 3 The Luv-Lites > publicly. tapes through the computers,|throughout the summer, The The new IBM 360-65 computer| analyses of tax returns can be|transport department will double the capacity of the} made rapidly, and misinforma+|announced Sept. 7 that there revenue department's taped/tion--filed erroneously or pur-| would be no decision at least files and speed the process of|posely--can be picked out. Pre-|until the end of the year. This vas.ete file searching by nine times. | viously, checking a taxpayer's| Would allow time for a study of ing BIGGEST IN CANADA return for one year with his|channel allocations throughout o With the installation, the tax|returns for previous years was|southern Ontario, where the EPI'S data centre in the west-end|a laborious clerical job. |shortage of Canadian channels Tunney's Pasture government) Mr. Tench said the new com-|is acute. "Banning" tet Mae AaetCne ion puilding area becomes the big-|puter was needed because of} gest in Canada, and second) the steady growth of income) only to the U.S. internal reve-|tax files and it will have excess capacity that may be taken up| Damages FULLY LICENSED LOUNGE CLUB DISCOTHEQUE MEMBERSHIP 1.00 DOWNSTAIRS AT THE if many of the Carter Royal) Commission recommendations for tax law reform are imple-| mented. | The revenue department's | Awarded staff newsletter issued its jubi-) MOTOR lee edition Wednesday, saying] HOTEL 1917 was 'still in an age of rel-| TORONTO (CP)--The Ontar- "4 io Court of append Wednesday| tive innocence." On Sept, 20 ovdered a Unionville, Ont.,| wa year the Income War Tax widow to pay court costs and Act was enacted as a tempo-| $2,403 damages because her|t@'Y measure, to raise funds) ' for the First World War. YOUR HOST MAX COTTRELL nine-year-old boxer knocked | down a woman while trying to | DANCE attack the woman's dalmation. : In a@ two-to-one decision, the (1 to the Discs of MARTY For the Over 21 set Proof Of Age Must Be Shown court rejected the appeal of} e FROM MARTY'S RECORD BAR Mrs. Edith Marguerite Ruth) » wr And For Those That Like It Live. Wilkins nes lips the cm F haus E The decision confirmed a} H ' 21,500 award to Mrs. Constance Dancin Saturda § very Friday Night Cryderman of Palgrave, Ont., g y 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. COUPLES ONLY JERRY REIDT ORCHESTRA who suffered a broken ankle} when knocked down by the dog. | and a $903 award for medical! ADMISSION 1.00 Gentiemen Are Requested To Weer Coat end Tie. 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