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REAIRT FRPM PARLIAMENT HILL"•
' (John Loney M. Pe)
The long-aiiaited debate on a.
subject of great interest to contd.
a's Federal Parliamentarians be..
gan thii week as the House of
Commons took up discussion of the
subject of redistribution of the
265 constituenciesfroin'which its '
Members are elected. •
Under the Electoral Boundaries
Readjustment Act passed in the
last session, Commissions were
'set up in each province to recom-
mend new lines of demarcation to
.bring Ridings into line with the . .
census cif 1961. The elections of
1962,1)63 and 1965 were run on
•boundaries based on the census of
191-, The. Commissions held hea•
rings and made their recommend-:
ations for changes in Januar.
'Under the.Act.„ MPs are provided, •
with an' opportunity to Make- rep-
res-entationt-for departures_fro
the Cemmission suggestions,.
Changes recommended by the,
MPs wil1be 'forwarded to the •
Commissions at the conclusion
of the debate,:howevei, there b
no obligation on the Commissioner
to adopt them. ,
Members from all Other provin- .
ces otherthan Newfoundland have
filed a total of27 objections.
which • range from blanket. criticism
(Abe reports to such thingsas •
recommendations fa changes in
•
Or an affirMatiOn of the guilty yer
dict. Its decision Will undoubtedly
be based ,on acomprehensive ex*
amination which will•look into all
aspects of the case,' ,
. DEAL WITH "7 DAYS':
It now appears that it will take
longer than seven days for the
Commons Broadcasting Committee
to consider the dismissal of Patrick
Watson and Laurier LaPierre from
their posts as hosts of the CBC show
THIS HOUlt HAS SEVEN DAYS.
The 25 Iviember'Committee,
compoted of representatives of all
partiesrepresented in the House, '
has been •considering the events
leading, up to the firing of the two
hosts.Urgency has been addidto •
their deliberations by the pOssibil*-
ity ,of strike of CBC • produces;
which would cripple.the govern -
men; -subsidized network..
Charges and counter -charges
eagedLb.aelLand
forth between
Mr. Ouimet, president of the
•CBt, and spokesmen for the prod-
ucers. Evidence now exists that
there is a deep rift between top
management of the Corporation an
the s� -called -"creative" people
who are responsible for the prod- •
uciiOn of piogiams.
Thus far the Committee:has heard
*Only one side of the argument
that of the producers.. In a tele-
gram to thePrime Minister, Mr.
,
Ouirnet agreed to appear before
constituency names. the Cornmittee if they wish to
Politically minded people of all question him and it is likely that
party persuasions are interested in 'he will be called to testify soon.
the final reports which' will eman- Meanwhile' efforts are c'ontin-
, ate from the Commissions. Chan- uing outside Parliament to•reach
ges will have to be made in party:- 'an agreement before the calling of
organizations for the next federal a strike, It is hoped that these
Election to bring them into line
efforts will be successful and that
there will be no disruption in the
. •
with new conditions and eat •
viewing schedule of the CBC: '
deal of politiail activit
pected once the new bo nd lei . While other matters were mak,
are finally set. '"' • ' . ing headlines in the nations news:-
TRUSCOTT CASE papers, Parliament made good '
The Supteme.COurr of Canada ., progress in irS .business of PasSing
will review the case of Steven
legislation and acting as a. sound-
Truscott and in so doing will 'haYe ing board for the consideration of
power to consider new evidence. • problems affecting.ihe people of
Truscott, who -is now 21; was Canada' • •
Convicted in 1959 of the rape-mur, THIRD READINGS
der of a 12 year old girl. Doubts Third reading,' the last ,stage a
as to his guilt were raiSed•with the bill goes. through in the House of
publication of a• book whch review- :Commons before becoming.law,
ed his trial.' and suggested that he .was given to the following bills: •
was a possible victim Of a misoar- , 1. An Act to provide for the dev,
riage of iustide. Since then there. • elopment, of the comMercial fish•
-.
, .
has; been a strong publig- clamour
for a review of his case.
In choosing to have the Supreme
Court look into the matter, .Solit-
• itor-General Pennell rejected sugg-
estions that Truscott should have
a new trial or that. a Royal Conlin,'
ission. should carry out an investi-,
gatiOn. •
•
The ,decision 'to make .a refer-• •
ence to the Supreme Court was
iniplemented by ati Order-in*Cou-
acil which reads in:Part as follows:
'Had an appeal by Steven Murray .
Trtiscott beenmade to the Sup-,
reme Court of Canada as is now
permitted,by Section 597A Of the •
Criminal Code of Canada, what -
disposition would the dourt,have
Made 'on suckan appeal orCa Con-
sideration of the existing record
'and such further evidence as the
• court, in its' discretion, may re- ,
Ceive and coniider? •
'Changes in the layi Since an att-
empt was Made to bring Truscotts
case before the Supreme Court on
• appeal Make it unlikely that a
similar situation will arise. again, ,
unless.it is in respect of a convict-
ion which took place prior to.
161 In that yew' the Conserva-
tive. government passed amerid-
ments tothe CriMinal Code which
divided murder into capital and
non -capital categories and allow- •
ed the Supreme Court tc consider
questions of fact as well as quest,
ions Of law,
There are several alternatives •
open to the court in its considera-
tion of the case, These ate an, ac,
quittal, an ordet for a new triai
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WHITECHURCH
George Conn and• .Murray Coultes
were accompanied Sunday even-
' ing„to Toronto •,by Mt, and Mrs.
Ronald Coultes and .Mrs. Wallace
Conn, The boys began work in
the city 'Monday. They have an
apartment on Palmerston Street.
Mr. and Mrs, •Cordon .Neable,
Sharon, Brian and Dan of Caledon
were Sunday visitors with his •
parents, Mr. ,and Mrs„ Bill Neabfe
,Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon
and family were Sunday visitors
withher mother, Mrs. Webster
• Jacidin of Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Neable
were Saturday evening visitors
with her mother, Mrs. Matilda
'Graham of Teetwater.
There was no doubt at all about .
what was falling here:on Monday
•:forenoon. . ftwassnowflakq.. 1!:
was so cold here that when gath-
.ering news the housewives who,
had washed tell us the .c19thes
Time- . •
•Ronald Beecroft 'of Technical
School,. London spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr, ancl
Mrs..E, W. Beecroft. •,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans spent
the:Mothers Day Sunday with,Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Evans and family.
•of Hamilton •*
• Garry Chapman finished:his ex-
ams on Friday,, and spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Russel:Chapman,' and teturn'
'ed on Monday io Hamilton. •
Mr:. and Mrs. Elwood Groskorth
spent the weekend in.TOronto
'Where they attended the quarter
.Century Banquet of,Canada Pack-
eri field in the Royal York
They visited with their son, Paul
Groskorth, Mrs. Groskorth and
family., arid on Stinday Mrs. Bagg
of TorontO and Mt. and Mrs:. ,
.!:Jirn Moffat and Heatheirof Wing -
ham visited 'at the same home, •
•and celebrated.Metheis Pay. ;
Visitors on Sunday with. Mr.
and 'Mrs, Orville Tiffin were Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Tiffin and Joyce
of Teeswatet Barry- of Kitchener,
ofanHoly
d:01Vir..rgci
apndMrs.11
;16n.
Visitors On the weekend and on
• Sunday :for Mothers ,Day with M.
and Mrs. George Fisher were Mr.
land Mrs. Bill Fisher of Don MUIs
• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fisher and
fanny of Guelph;'14. ,and Mts.
eries in Canada. 2. An AcBill'GibsOn and family of Lucknov.i
t to
permit the CNR to construct 68 ; Mrs. Cecil Falconer,. spent the
-miles of railway line from Ames:- weekendwith Mr. and Mrs. Reli-sop Falconer and family of Sarnia,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin -
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh lylacMillari of Sarnia.
Patricia Coulter of London spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr, and IN/Irs;,. Alex Coulter. :
Mrs. Ji D. Beecroft recently
reCeived word that her brother,
Norman ,Kirk, was critically ill •
.with a heart seizure in Miami
Hospital, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Smith,. Leon-
ard and Lorraine of Ripley, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and :Mrs.
• Ruisil Ritchie of. Langside.••
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Wightman'
of ListowelCalled on East Wawa -
nosh •friends on Sunday.
•
dale to Bruce Lake in Ontario. ••
3. • An Act to amend' the •Expoit •
and Import Permits Act. 4. An
act to,arnend the- Faun Credit 'Act:
5. An act to implement an agree-
ment between Canada and the •
United Kingdom for the avoidance
• of double.taxation with respect
to taxes on certaintypes of income
and .to implement a Supplementary
IncomeTax Agreement between
Canada and Sweden. 6. An:Act
to provide for the establishment
of a Science Council of.Canada.
• These Acts' will now go before
the Senate for passage there. Once
this.step has been Completed and
the Royal Assent is given, they
'become part of the law of the land
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ucknovir District
Young People Held
gunday Service
(Ashfield News) •
The Young 'People's Society was
..in 'charge of the Sunday Service ' .
atAshfieldChlrch.., Nancy Mac-
lennan.read theScripture and
Jean MacDonald prayed.' Barbara
MacKenzie and Jan Simpson..
'gave addresses •The.choir was
assisted by a number of young .
'people from RipleY, and Florence
MacLennan was soloist.
Mabel MacDonald of Windsor
was home for the weekend. •
• Mr. and. Mrs.,George Foitet,
,and Donna of Rodney visited with
Sandy. MacDonald on Sunday. .
• A student from Westminster
College will preach in Ashfield
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
when Rev. Neil. MacCombie will
conduct communion services in
Belmote, and. Ethel. •- • •
Mrs. David MatMurchy who was
ill with .bronchial pneumonia At
her daughter's in Elmira:, is home
,
• Congratulations are extended to•
Miss Sharon:West who graduated ,
from Ft. Joseph's School of Nursing
last -week : • -•
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ENGLAND IS HOME
Daughter Visiting
With Family Here
' Mrs. Agnes Bradbury of Hutton,
Rudby, England, daughter of Steye
• Stothers of Ludkno,w, . arrived by
plane at Malton on Thursday last.
Dr CarmanandMrs. Stothers
-of,Toronto met her at the airport. ,
Mrs; Bradbury remained with
them until,Friday when she came
up to LucknOw with Mr. and Mrs...
J. D. Schultz of Clarkson.
Her flight was a chartered flight
organized by the Canadian Friends
Society of Great Britain. • She-
. will spend three weeks with the
Stothers clan and friends. She
was the Only. Canadian born of
133 passengers.
Ronald Passmore, sort of Mr.
and. Mrs. R. • C. Passmore of Ott-
awa, and a student at Oueen's
-Univerfity, , also spent the Week-
end at the Stothers home. Ronald •
is spending the summer holiday
working with the Northern Electric ,
• Carnpany. He is. at present loc-
ated LT itil.TillsOnbtirg.'' •
Both visited With Nit. and Mrs,
W. J. Stothers of Dungannon. on .•
Sunday. •
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