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REPOKT rrOM PARLIAMENT BY MIKE STARR M.P. ONTARIO RIDING By Michael Starr, M.P. A great deal of time has been taken up recently in an endeav- | our to sort out the sitting ar- | rangement in the House of Com- mons. This situation has been brought about by the split in the Social Credit party, where some 13 members of that party, under the leadership of Mr. Caouette, decided to sever their connections with the leadership of Mr. Thompson. The Committee on Privileges recommended that the N.D.P. should sit next to the Official Opposition party, and t Mr. Thompson, who has fewer' hem- bers than Mr. Caouette and his following, should sit next to the! N.D.F., which left the last place for Mr. Caouette and his fol- lowers. - After some five days of dis- cussion and debate Mr. Caouette gave in and has now been seat- ed at the end of the House of | Commons. The most important events in recent days have been the im- plementation of the Trusteeship ! legislation and the protest by the members of the S.I.U. against it. In order to protest: against this legislation the S.I.U. staged a demonstration in" front of the Parliament Build- ings in Ottawa and then refused to. man the ships at meetings -which were held by their mem- bership the following day. The whole problem -of the, Great Lakes means difficult times in the future, before order can be brought about out of the present chaotic conditions. Longer sitting hours have " \ Columbia Pic THE SAM SPIEGEL {are "now been adopted by the House ! of Commons, but little progress has been made in respect to the passing of the Estimates, which probably more important than anything else, as well as any legislation which is on the Order Paper. The legislation, in the main, that the Govern- ment has presented for consid- eration by the House of Com- "mons, is of little consequence, 'as most of it has to do with amending legislation which is already on the books. The Pension Plan Resolution has now been shelved by the Government. The Resolution to appoint a Minister of Agricul- ture for the eastern part of Can- ada has not been proceeded with ' by the Government, and that just about sums up the total unfinished government business which now appears on the Or- der Paper. The most important business that the House is faced with is the passing of Estimates. The Government has proceeded on the basis of introducing one De- partment for one day and then on the following day they in- troduce another. department. This is a sharp departure from normal procedure and is doubt- : ful whether too much progress will be-made by this method of | consideration. If it is the Government's in- tention to conclude this Session prior to Christmas they must of necessity bring about a more systematic method of introduec- | ing legislation and Estimates of the various Departments. They must also consider appropriat- { ing certain days for these mat- ters' to be considered. In the eyes of the people of Canada Parliament has been portrayed as an institution of chaos, but this can be readily rectified if the Government pre- sents its business for the con- sideration of Parliament in a more orderly fashion: ~~ WINNER OF ACADEMY AWARDS | tures presents DAVID LEAN Production of ~JAWRENCE OF ARABIA orwes JACK HAWKINS JOSE FERRER - ALEC 'GUINNESS ANTHONY QUINN ANTHONY QUAYLE - CLAUDE RAINS - ARTHUR KENNEDY « wmv OMAR SHARIF w "ALF AS0 KIROOKWNS PETER OTOOLE « "tAWRENCE® - a woszon rime mw TECHNICOLOR® « ROBERT BOT- SAM SAM SPIEGEL- DAVID LEAN morose nm SUPER PANAVISION 70° PLAZA THEATRE Oshawa Starting Wednesday, Oct. 30th 2 SHOWS DAILY 2 -8 P.M. Remembrance 1 ' Saturday, N BRANCH 419, Tickets available at AT 7.00 P.M. 'Royal Canadian Legion and Don Carnegie's Men's Wear Shop Day Banquet \ 3 radii Sth PORT PERRY hs Flamingo Restaurant Oct, 31 Scugog Grace UCW/| PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. OCT. 31st, 1963-11 The October meeting of Grace | and Head U.C.W, was held on] Wednesday night; October the | Ip, in Grace Church. Sixteen | ladies were present. Mrs. Prentice meeting by all Lord's Prayer. Rev. Mr. opened the] repeating the She then read a poem "Thanksgiving". A wel- Beatitudes. Several children in the village | 'Manchester News Gilbert brought a| Mrs. Ron McKinzey on Sunday. very fine message on Sunday morning, his theme from the | tion meeting of Maybelle Lodge Those attending the installa- 'on Saturday evening were deeply impressed with the lovely rin a x have been indisposed with| ceremony and the perfection come was given to all present. | mumps. | with which it was carried out. The devotional in charge Of" Myt Peter Zoot is a patient -- Xe oii TR ii Ro ig waht in Port Perry Hospital. Our hy AST 246 ¢ Valk hest wishes for her speedy re- - With Thee" being sung. Serip- covery : i Obituar ~ ture Lesson, Psalm 107, verses. Mrs. Viola Schnapp, Buffalo | \ Y 1 to 3 and 10 to 15 was read | by Mrs. Wilson. Prayer by Mrs.' Cawker. Roll call, Correspondence,' Treasurer's Report & were read and adopted. Moved and séconded that all bills be paid. Moved and sec onded that we give a donation | to the Hospital Auxiliary at a' later date. Tuesday, Oct, 15 at 2 p.m. a business meeting to be held in the Church Parlors. here. Minutes A THROUGH Hymn "We Plough The Fields" | was used to close the meeting. enjoyed by all present. | Everyone enjoyed a lunch in| a spent last week with her family Mr. and Mrs: Denis McKinzey, Haliburton, were with Mr. [of aun eum S|) = () | SELL and BUY PHONE 985-2331 NEIL A. DAVIDSON Neil A, Davidson passed away in Oshawa General Hospital on 24th, after a lengthy ill- and » Oct. | ness. Neil was Born in Port Perry, | Jan. 4th, 1900, to the late Harry | and Jennie Davidson. In 1926 he was married to Lorna Mae Goheen, in Bracebridge, who is t left to mourn the loss of a lov- i ing husband. He also leaves two children, a son Murray and THE Program -- Instrumental by: daughter Sheila (Mrs. D. Pat- Edna Beckett. Dr. Johnson of terson of Oshawa), also three Oshawa, gave us a very infor-! grandchildren, John & Robert ng ay on "Mental Health" SECTION Davidson and Heather Patter- and showed us a film son, Mrs. Gilbert thanked Dr. h He also leaves one brother, Jonnson for coming out and OF THE William of Toronto, three sis- speaking to us. i ters, Mrs. Verna Thomas of Kay Jackson gave us two; Oakville, Mrs. Frank Labraico musical selections which were: PORT PERRY STAR (Florence) of Toronto, Mrs. A. C. Goheen (Kaye) of Timmins. 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