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JSesk. Residents Have Criticism ’0l Bicultural Reference Terms

By RONALD LEBEL

REGINA 'CP‘—-From lor- mer lieutenant-governor down to wheat farmer's. many people {in the multicultural. multiling- inal province of Saskatchewan 1 still have. not become used to \thc name of the royal commis- sion on bilingualism and bicul- tit'alism.

Nearly ltl months after it was set up by t c Pearson :oi'ern- ment. the commission was told here that its title attd terms of reference not re- constitution nor the. present demographic nature of Canada

People \‘llh e t h n | c hack- zrounds other than British and iFrench—Who make tip 26 per

and 33 per cent of Saskatche- wan -- warned the commission their rizltts must not he iznored or downara cd

Talk about 'the two foundinz races" In the commission‘s [terms of re fe r ence and in

i cent of the Canadian population

speeches by members of the federal government rankles fel- ln,’_'S on the Prairies. the com- mtssron \\'as to d.

SMALLEST ATTENDANCE

The informal meeting at the University of Saskatchewan mu-i sic conservatory was altendedl by about 75 community leaders and four of the to commission- crs. It was the smallest attend- ance In In similar zalherinzs held across the country since mid-March

Commission err-chairman Da~ vidsoti Dunton emphasized in his opening remarks that the commission Will give "extra spectal attention" to people tn the third cultural element.

He added the commrssiion's job is not to force the French language on English - speaking Canadians or English on French Canadians.

"There are no second or third-class citizenl.“ Mr Du - ton said with

"We‘re concerned ..

all Canadians.

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B." DAVE McINTDSH

OTTAWA 1C1"! The sailors iwho man the navy's first anli‘ 'submarinc hydrofoil hoat rle probably look like lct fighter pi ots.

They Wlll have to wear ear protectors hccausc of the noise. l of the hydrofoil's turbo-prop cn- lginc and “car crash Iiclmcis and he strapped into their seats

____.' because of the severe huttcttin:

lb y the sea.

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team of specialists placed do: hearts for '34 hours In a pro» 3 sure cooker at temperaturvs l ranziii: from 32 to IT decrees fahrenhett "When these It r a rt = are ) placed in the neck of host doas ; and the coronarv circulation re stored. lllt‘\ promptlv resume heating for prolonged nt‘l'infls { without evidence of tiwic tlnm . aizc." he said.

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Dr (:conc l-‘ield. chief scl- cnlist of the board. when her htill is in the water.

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ship Ill times her sin: because of the foils.

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But with the boat ilanding on her foils at higher speeds. she will he more like It fighter plane than a ship. he said

"The captain won't be able to pace the hrrdze because he'll have to he strapped into a seat so he \i'on't he tiiroun rivet- board." Dr Zimmerman said.

"All the food “ill have to be pro-cooked and heated in an elccti'on'r oven because it \ton't he imssthle to do any cooking in such conditions" A navy spokesman said the expects to obtain more than enough volunteers to man the hit'li'ttfml,

Non-Catholics Not Wanted In Baptiste Society

\lth’l'RfltL it‘l'“ The Montreal St Jean Rapttste So- ctctv the interests of French—Canada “tlIIlt’l he "\‘N‘Y hndl) :crved" if the ot'canira ll'Hl became a non-denomina- riuual :rottp

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prenared etatcmcnt. the : e n e r a I count-ti of the Montreal Mama said lllf‘H’ has been pressure on the sn"Ictv to take in non ~Roman i‘a'liolic Frctich-(Ianad'aur.

But it said the snt'tt‘ll' was formed to protect the interests of Roman Catholic French (‘a- nadians.

The society had never felt that to he French-Canadian. an Int’lll‘lt’lllal also had to be Roman (‘atholic Rut the zi'cat major cl P‘i'ciich-Cntdiam were Catholic

It said the leaders and mem- hers of the Montreal branch are coitv nced that mak'n: the soci-

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, table the opening lfall was the king of hearts. and at each table the declarer won

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hndcr played in those days that both rleelarers reahud the dan-l zer of a M iamond break andi took the steps necessary guard acainst it They each “'Illln: to sacrifice it pmnl trick I" order to insure the slant contract which was worth 30 tnmes as much as the trick. they were willing to give away ' Both declarers were obviotu liii-m belleverl in m can l

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terms of reference proceed on a “wrong hypothests " "Canadian Confederation was

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