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Barrie Examiner, 19 Jun 1968, p. 14

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tr reel rt or NEWS ROUNDUP Would Up Pensions To vat Employees OTTAWA Conserva tlvo Leader Stanfield says government led by him would grant immediate pension in creases to the more than 52000 retired federal employees and their dependents Mr Stanfield made the state ment in written reply to ques tions submitted to the three major party leaders by the Professional Institute of the Public Service If the Conservative party won the June 15 federal election it would give priority treatment to the pension increases Prime Minister Trudeau in hls reply said Liberal govern mcnt would keep the proposed increases under close exami nation as part of general re view of government policy ND Leader Douglas said all pensions and allowances should now be increased by amounts commensurate with the in crease in the consumer price index since the pensions were first received Refuses Debate TORONTO CPI Baptist minister who authorized distri bution of pamphlets implying that Prime Minister Trudeau admires communism refused Tuesday to publicly dcbato the subject with city rabbi Rev Harry Slade had been challenged by Abraham Feln berg tnrdebato next Sunday the moral and religious issues raised by the literature Mr Slade replied in telegram that the pamphlets contained only truth and therefore were not do batable Pilot Cant Quit WINNIPEG GP Winni pegbasedRCAF captain cannot quit the service belore 1971 the Manitoba Court Appeal ruled Tuesday The court upheld the April ruling of Court of Queens Bench that Capt William Nohn McIntosh must remain in the service for five years from the date he received his pilots wings Feb 1956 Building Hui TORONTO CP The build ing development industry is grinding to halt because the responsibility for municlpal services is in the wrong hands an Ontario legislative commit tee was told Tuesday McLaughlin Mississau ga Township lawyer and presi dent of several landdevelop ment companies made the statement to committee hear ing submissions on the Smith taxation report Managing Editor VICTORIA OP Invin publisher of the Victoria Times Rtesday announced ap pointment of Gordon Bell as MATTHEW DYIllOND Blasts Medicare TORONTO CF Health fill it Matthew Dymond hiesday lashed out at the feder al medical care scheme during debate on nonsonfidence mo tion which the government later defeated by vote of 52 to so During debate Dr Dymond denounced the medical care plan which Ontario has decided to stay out of for the time being as wrong program in evcy way He said the province objects to the federal proposals on four grounds Civic Employees TORONTO Final offer of lSpercent wage in crease has been made to 3700 outside civic employees in the hope of averting strike set for Friday The offer was made Tuesday at meeting between the Met ropolitan Toronto executive committee and the negotiating team of Local 43 of the Cana dian Union of Public Employ ees Tho union represents out side workers in Metropolitan Toronto parks streets and works departments James MacDonald business manager for Local 43 refused to comment after tho meeting but said the strike date still re mains Seize Bail TORONTO GP The prov incial attorneyvgencrals depart ment Tuesday moved to seize the 540000 bail put up by stock promoter Myer Rush formerly of Toronto Rush 46 now in Panama did not appear in court in Toronto in May on charge of conspira cy to defraud the public of $100000NJ Two weeks ago motion to have Rushs bail for feited was denied by the Ontario Supreme Court after Bushs lawyer submitted three affida vits allegedly from Panama doctors saying Rush was unfit Adapt To SurviVe E125 as its to ad Elie mnouro 1m Independ ent stores must adapt to chang ingtlmestftheyaretocompate with corporate chain atom Jame Bliss of New York exec utiva vicepresldent of the US National Retail Merchants Asso ciation said Tuesday Mr Bliss addreuing the an nual meeting of the Retail Met chant Association of Canada said to than choosing as rapidly as mus new skills and new knowledge are necessary if the tintgtlaendent store is to remain Discnmtnation TORONTO CPI boazd of inquiry has recommended that the Ontario Human Mt Gone mission prosecute Tomato landlady for refusing to rent flat to Negro girl 31 board under Dean MacDonald of the University of Toronto law school found that the landlady Bessie Papadopou Ins had made conflicting state ment In explaining why she had not rented the flat to Nora Gordon native of Jamaica Orders Inquest TORONTO Coroner Noble Dtesday ordered an lnquat July 15 into the death Sunday of Roger Thornton at of Toronto who died if hours after being sent home from hos pital where he had vomited blood and complained of chest pains An autopsy showed cause of death as introatrial thrombosis Mr Thornton under went heatvalue surgery Mardi 15 at Toronto General Hospital and since then had been an wipe tient Drug Traiticlrer OTTAWA GP Jackson Anthony Tony Seed 22 was sentenced to 74 months in Ontar io Reformatory Tuesday two weeks after he was found guilty of trafficking in bullish Special Grown prosecutor Arthur Cogun said prior to the sentence that drug offences in the Ottawa area have increased 400 per cent over the last year He said stiflersentences handed out recently were responsible for decrease in marijuana cases coming before the courts Canadian Cheese TORONTO CF United Kingdom buyers have placed or ders for about 73000900 pounds of Canadian dteese overthe next year George McLaughlin chairman of the Ontario Milk Marketing Board mid todayr He told the legislatures agri culture committee the orders depend on competition by Ans tralian New Zealandand Euro age contrary to Ontarios Age Discrimination Act Mine Competition tha kgislature Tuesday tint learn frqim tho Algoma ore divi sion of Algoma Steel Corp at Wawa has been judged winners of the 1968 provindal mine res cue competition Productivity OWEN sown co th goal of increased productivity should be foremost in the mind of all Canadians Doyia president of tionadlan Pitts NEON GP furni gelfum baa announced piaru wow in zo mtles norttrof Ottawaall It mt provide em pigment for no men Tram Firemen MTAWA Wt wage in crease of It per cent over three years for palsengertrain fire men and is per cent for firemen on freight and yard engines with the CPR has been recone mended by federal concilb otibn board The bonds majority report maday reiccted arguments by railway that the 1600 firelt men are already paid enough and should receive only seven per centylncrease over three years Ambulance Drivers mm cm Anion mammmmmqnfliflad om en opens tion suggested in their instruc tion from the Hawaii Tn ronto Department of Health Haiti Minister Dr lie was replying to the load turn to question from Dr Morton Shulman Parkt who asked whether the minister believed arrhuiaooe drivers should attempt to per form breach deltveriea push the mothers uterus up into her ab domen 3L8 perform trachea myope tha wtndp ipe cutting the throat Dr Shutrnan said instructions handed out last week to metro politan Toronto ambulance driv un suggested they perform these and other operations in emergencies In Bridge Finals DEAUVIHE fiance CPI Canada Italy the United States and Holland Tuesday qualified for the semifinals of the world bridge Olympiad The four teams were the lead ers among 33 cournrles who can ested 35 qualifying rounds of the longest bridge Olympiad on record More than 500000 cards were plade to narrow the field down to the final Imir no nonhuman imam mi Coronary Unit is Designed To Get Patients Through Grills WRONTO person who sullen heart at tad the in hours following the seinne are crucial Fillyone per cent of all con nary deaths occur during the two days after the attack These are findings of two heart specialists at the worlds firstcorcnary unit set up six years ago to Toronto General Hospital The unit luesiay moved into new 5135000 quarters damned to get patients through those to hours alive it has eight single rooms with sliding glass doors pipedIn muslc hroadloom and closed circuit television The music and the carpet are there to keep patients relaxed and quleL All eight are attached to an electrocardiogram for coatin uous monitoring of their heart beats Equipment for oxygco and re suscitatlon is kept out of sight above each pillow intravenous feeding comes from aninconspi euous metal track on tbeceltlng rather than ominous hottln near thebed EASE TENSION when the patient look about said Dr Brown he could be in peacefu motel room But because of glass door he does not feel illed in the conventional singlelroom he thinks If my heart stops no one would know This panic could bring on another attack The new unit means amora responsible role for the 11 nurses whom Dr Brown calls the bacirbouoof the unit The unit paid for byttbe On tario Hospital Services Commie stonlnciudos at aboratory where research technician is trying to discover whether there is any link between the speed of blood clotting and the inddenca heart attacks The original fourbod funit opened in March 1961 about six ksnllcad of the worlds sec ond an in Kansas City TRY EXAMINER WANT ADI PHONE 7712414 FOR CASH IN ADDITION TO EV ERYDAY LOWWPRIZCES or tilOR CASH This new tag is not on all the merchandise EVERY DAY pean producers selling on the British market He said Canadian dieese is managing editor of the citys to travel to Canada for at least evening newspaper 20 weeks our IT IS on All or THE rouowmc Arrow staple guns and staples Amerock cupboard and furniture hard ware Aluminum dryer vent pipes and bonds Bathroom fixtures Berg oo chiels Black and Deckerrelectrlc drills sawsaud sand issell shampooers and sham oo Benzomattc blow torches and refills Black Diamond files 01L astic wood and glue CIL 22 shells and other ammunition Coronet stainless steel cookware Clothes line pulleys Curimaster brooms Electric kettle and steam iron cleaner Coleman fuel and ice substitute Counselor bathroom scales Disston saws Devcon glues etc Easycif oven cleaner Estwing 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