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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, November 23, 1967 UNTIL APRIL 30, 1969 Dosco Plant At Sydney Gets One-Year Reprieve HALIFAX (CP) -- A Novalquire the chief assets of the Scotia government takeover will|Sydney works at a price to. be keep the Sydney stee! mill of}determined by boards of audi- Dominion Steel and Coal Corp. tors and valuers. going unti! at least April 30,| Dosco announced Oct. 13: that 1969, but the move may meant planned to close the 3,200-man the province will have to cut/mill, Sydney's chief employer. spending in other fields, Pre-| 'The overriding principle we mier G. I. Smith said Wednes-|have stuck to in our talks with day night |Dosco is that the financial posi- The company had planned tojtion of the Sydney mill, regard- close the mill by April 30, 1968. jing our purchase of it, should Mr. Smith said at a news con-jnot be better than if it had decid- ference that, subject to approv-|ed to close it out." al by the legislature at a special! The premier said Dosco has session next month and by|agreed to buy from the Sydney Dosco shareholders, an agyee-|works at competitive prices a ment had been reached To keep|substantial portion of the re- the mill operating until long-|quirements of its other works term arrangements could be ex-|for seoi-finished steel. plored and assessed. | He said little capital expendi- Although the government|ture would be necessary for the move might mean some spend-|interim period during which the ing restrictions, the government|province has agreed to take will try to cope with its finan-|over the operation. cial affairs "'in a manner suffi-| The premier emphasized that ciently prudent' to rule out ajapproval of the agreement deficit, the premier said. {would not in itself solve the Syd- Premier Smith withheld finan-/ney problem. It would, however, cial terms of the agreement/provide reasonable time for Wednesday, pending the special|"'thorough study and search for session of the legislature Dec. 1./a long-term solution." He said the pact provides that}; The premier said discussions Dosco will operate the works as|were being carried out by gov- agent of the province from Jan.|ernment representatives with 1 until April 30, 1968. For the|businessmen to find an operator next year the province or its/for the steel complex. nominee would operate the| One of the men with whom plant "'or cause it to be oper-/Mr. Smith had consulted was ated for one year... ." He said Nova Scotia will ac-|C. Irving. Trustee Seeks Senate Aid To Fight Glue-Sniffing |New Brunswick industrialist, K.|_ RCMP Asked To Investigate MONTREAL (CP) -- A Mont- realer of Byelorussian origin said Wednesday night the RCMP promised to investigate his case following Soviet charges that a war criminal) lives at his suburban Rossmount}| Mr. Irving is involyed in steel |@ddress, Imarketing in the Atlantic prov: Marian Xfm we sed jinces. an interview he went to see the | Premier Smith said that)RCMP Wednesday to demand jevery avenue by which the Syd-jhis name be cleared of any con- ney plant could increase produc-|nection with the man wanted in tivity and economic stability|the Soviet Union SURVEY SHOWS Ontario French-Canadians Oppose Separatist Move TORONTO (CP) -- Leaders of| guage and Gallic culture. In a series of interviews with| bilingual and unbiased. The Globe and Mail, the leaders } say a French-speaking culture|French Education would be explored, including -- ga of recommenda-|us,"' he said. ion of the A. D. Little Co, in " i 1059 that a rod and bar mill be sca saad a ta Hocus 30 built at the Sydney plant site. |Tiarion Makarovich Kovalev There have been reports that|ever existed and he believes the the province would pay $23,-/Russian move is just another 000,000 for the 67-year-old mill,|example of Soviet propaganda, but Mr. Smith said it would be} The soviet Union delivered a improper" to discuss the cost/ note Tuesday to the Canadian until the legislature sits to ra-|ambassy in Moscow asking Can- tify the agreement. lada to extradite the man they Premier Smith said during named as Kovalev to answer the course of discussions with|charges related to Second World Dosco officials it was indicated| War atrocities in Byelorussia, 'They are going to try to help) jthe company's Trenton. N.S.,/one of the republics of the So- jworks and Halifax Shipyards | viet Union. Ltd. are competitively profita- ssaniateualee ible, i | : 8 no . | Mr. Smith said he did not sub. (S24 we. Feratitying." sania scribe to the theory that the ; | |province was becoming too in-/ PROBLEMS REMAIN volved in Nova Scotia's indus-| 'Serious problems as a per-) try, despite recent takeovers of manent solution still exist," he} |Clairtone Sound Corp. in Stellar-/said. "While the government | |ton, the Deuterium of Canada/has taken action it is impossible |Ltd. heavy water plant in Glace|to say whether they have taken Bay and now Dosco the best or proper action until} Meanwhile, Gerald A, Regan.,more details are disclosed at leader of the Liberal Opposition|the special session of the legis-| in the provincial legislature, |lature."' | | | | e j 3 pale ic) A PB ag ho "These children appear to be school trustee submitted a briefj/in » stupor and answer ques- to the Senate banking commit- arte 4 : . tee Wednesday asking for an in- tions very slowly and with diffi- quiry into damage already done|Culty, and have a deathly white by glue-sniffing and why chil-| pallor to their skin." dren do it. | The brief was not discussed Alan B. Archer, speaking as a| Wednesday in the brief time 7 private citizen, said only the|committee spent on a govern- Senate can bring to the atten-;ment bill which prohibits the tion of Canadians proper steps|advertising or sale of hazardous to fight the practice particularly|substances unless given authori- prominent among the 8 to 10-/ty to do so year-olds | The prohibition includes He said he believes 10 per|"glues for household or hobby-| cent of the school children in|craft use containing aliphatic or Metropolitan Toronto require|aromatic hydrocarbon solvents "some degree of adjustment." jor ketone solvents' used by Mr. Archer said he has seen/glue-sniffers. | children undér the influence of}. The committee will continue) toluene (aromatic hydrocarbon) |consideration of the bill next| from inhaling glue jweek ) YOU COULD BE rk Corby's smooth, whisky with a most distinctive flavour. 10 year old Canadian e HK. 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I think that We follow the separatism) premier Robarts is one of the movement with a certain degree | neonle in Canada who can save of alarm, but alarm tempered) confederation." i weak Gradient at a Preuh| Rene Brunelle, Ontario lands radio station and an English|4"4 forest minister, is the only television outlet in Timmins. {member of the provincial cabi- net whose first language is Other members of the Fran-| french, He represents Cochrane much in favor of the Confedera- co-Ontario community put high) North riding, where there arelknows no constituent of French hopes in the Confederation -of {47.900 residents of French ori- Tomorrow Conference of provin-| pin. cial premiers which opens here|" ,, waa f j next week. Many leaders say|, My French - speaking consti: "|tuents are very much opposed towards preservation of Confed- to separatism. They feel it eration sf segs petite be harmful to them- , |selves. The Franco-Ontario communi-| |ty makes up a tenth of the prov-|SEPARATISM OPPOSED ince's population and nearly; Father Lucien Matte of the half of the French-Canadian | bilingual University of Sudbury population outside Quebec. 'says the 65,000 Sudbury area re- RO French is the first tongue for sidents of French origin--39 per Ontario's 650,000 French-speak-jnearly 75 per cent of the On-|cent of the population--are vi- ing residents say most are op-|tarto community and more thanjolently opposed to separatism. posed to separatism and dedi-/85 per cent are bilingual. Their cated to preserving their lan-|leaders see themselves as the|- Ontarian is in favor-of it. new breed of true Canadians-- Roger Sequin, president of tne|the people from 'other provinces Association|understand each other. can only be preserved by keep-|/Of Ontario (L'Association Cana-|we speak, we understand. The d'Education|trouble is the people of Alberta, "Those I have talked to are|speaking to the people in Que- "But we are more moderate] ber our Quebec friends," he sald. are 27,000 residents of French origin--48 per cent of the popu- against separatism. the legislature agreed. "As far as I know, no Franco|the United States in 1907. COLLECTION PRESENTED VICTORIA (CP) -- A collec. : ee tion of 50 watercolors painted In Mr. Guindon's riding there|., Henry Ogle Bell-Irving be- tween 1883 and 1886 has been lation--and 99 per cent are|presented to the British Colum- bia archives by Ian M. Bell-Iry- Other provincial members of|ing of Vancouver, a descendent of the artist. The collection in- cludes a number of scenes along ,|the CPR route through the Ca CABS MARK ANNIVERSARY nadi#z Rockies on whics Taxicabs made their debut in/artist worked as a construction engineer. rer a "The conference is our hope to make people of Quebec and When jin Newfoundland have not been [bec." | Elsewhere, Gaston Demers, |French - speaking Conservative member for Nickel Belt, esti- mates that 99.99 per cent of his riding "think separatism is a lot of nonsense," Elie Martel, New Democratic Party member for the new rid- ing of Sudbury East, said he ancestry who supports separa- tism. CANADA FIRST "I'm a Canadian first," he said. 'I don't put national origin ahead of being a Canadian." Fernand Guindon, Conserva- tive member for Stormont, says jthere is no chance Franco - On- jtarians will be assimilated into} an English society. | with a de LOWEST PRICES NOW Famous "'Redtop" Thermaftiber Brand! LOAD UP YOUR GAR OR TRUCK TODAY! INSU g CUBIC FOOT BAGS! 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Shorts told Magistrate Donald Dodds that he had never driven more than 60 mph. | Magistrate Dodds said: 'How come you say you were not driv-|: ing in a dare-devil manner then|t you say you were not driving at/i more than 60 mph. At theseli speeds, on these streets, weav- ing back and forth and goingji through a stop sign, presum-|' ably because you didn't see it,|: does this constitute driving with) due care and attention? Canada's Lai Hasn't Been TORONTO (CP) -- Canada's|! newest and largest town--popu-|: lation 105,000--will be formed) Jan. 1 even if residents don't know what to call it. : By the time Toronto Town- ship, caught in the surging spread of Toronto's western|: suburbs, becomes a municipal- ity, residents will have voted to call it Mississauga, an Indian) name, or Sheridan, a pioneer community on the township's western fringes. Mississauga is expected to); win in the Dec. 2 vote, a possi-| bility that caused one policeman), to remark: 'We'll never get all of it on the door of the cruis- ers." In a way, the town will sym- : bolize Canada's post-war subur-|, ban explosion. It includes such} communities as Cooksville,| Clarkson, Lakeview and Malton --site of Toronto International Airport. They have become pop- ular suburban locations, but never have been incorporated. The 103-square-mile town will surround Port Credit, with 8,000 people and Streetsville, popula-|' tion 7,500. Both will remain dis- tinct municipalities. WELCOME CHANGE fF For township officials--who!: Say In CBC | Sought By Qu QUEBEC (CP) -- Premier Daniel Johnson said Wednesday he is sending a letter to Prime Minister Pearson outlining the role Quebec is seeking in opera- tion of the French - language section of the CBC. The premier told a press con-| ference the letter outlines in de- tail the Quebec government's objections to the new federal bill on broadcasting. ' He said Quebec wants to}; *"thave a say" in the operation of} the network. At St. Johns, Que., Mr. John-) son attacked the broadcasting), will last Saturday as bordering} on Fascism and said Quebec wants to control the French sec-) tion of the CBC. ; He objected to the part of the bill which says the CBC should). contribute to the development of} national unity. | Hov to m The name of th We made it ir making it dry. And we made i new way to make ing sweetness. This makes Gr: rye so smooth y Cal