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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, June 22, 1963 Bar Group Views - Abortion VICTORIA (CP)--The British Columbia division of the Cana- dian Bar Association voted ap- proval in principle Friday of a new law that would set up spe- cial boards in each province to rule on who may have a legal abortion. Disagreement about the de- tails of a proposed termination of pregnancy act resulted in a softening of two resolutions ap. proved by the convention. But the general principles will be forwarded for approval at a Canadian Bar Association con- vention in Banff in September. The division called for: Amendment to the Criminal Code allowing legal sale of con- traceptives, and removal of hos. pital bylaws prohibiting legal sterilization. The new approach to abortion was proposed by a special com- mittee under Vancouver prose- cutor Stewart McMorran. WOULD AMEND CODE It calls for amendment of the Criminal Code to permit a "'ter- mination board" to approve abortions under three conditions --when pregnancy may endan- ger the physical or mental health of a woman;. when there are reasonable grounds to show she became pregnant as a result of rape, seduction or incest; when there is a substan- tial risk the child may be born with mental or physical disabil-. ity. As a second step, the McMor- ran committee calls for delega- DIVIDENDS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Federal Grain Ltd., common class A 35 cents, pfd. 35 cents, Aug. 1, record July 19. Reynolds Aluminium Com- pany of Canada Ltd., $1.19, Aug. 1, record July 1. Union Acceptance Corporation Ltd.,. first pfd. series A 78% cents, Aug. 1, record July 15; first pfd. series B 78% cents, Sept. 1, record July 15. United Keno Hill Mines Litd., 10 cents, July 25, record June 28. Boards tion to the provinces of the right to set up their own termi- nation of pregnancy acts. Each province would have a termination board composed of two doctors, two lawyers and two social workers appointed by its cabinet. Written consent of the woman involved or such other persons as the board deemed advisable would be required. The operation would have to be by a properly qualified doc- tor in a licensed hospital, Little Trade | Short-Term G of C Bonds By THE CANADIAN iormgy Short - term Government oI Canada bond issues eased Bn -- this week, with little "ore 3%, 1965, traded at 99.25, and 344, 1966, at 98.50, A gg agg Pgs Bangg end. The 91-day treasury biills averaged 3.22 per cent in yield compared with last week's 3.19) and the 182-day ey average ee oe 30, bonds showed losses of up to Knife-Wielding Bandit Killed By Policeman NEW YORK (AP) -- A knife: wielding bandit was shot and killed by a policeman Friday in a fight to the death beneath the marquese of the Hotel Common- dore after a dramatic chase along busy 42nd Street. Patrolman James Corbett fought a hand-to-hand battle with the bandit, rolling on the sidewalk in full vyiew of hnu- dreds of passersby. Finally the policeman was able to get out his gun and finish his assailant with one shot. The dead man was identified | by police as Randolph Jackson, | about 40. Parole papers found | on him indicated he was re-| leased from Clinton State Prison | at Dannemora, N.Y., April 3. Mrs. Mildred Wasserman, a jewelry clerk, screamed when a man entered the store, showed| her a knife and demanded) bett as the bandit fled. Wounded Vet Deplores Lack Of Remembrance OTTAWA (CP)--A_ wounded veteran of the First World War pleaded with Parliament Friday Outlines Ideas To Spark Trade with U.K. --with some success--to show the way in return to the spirit of remembrance in the observ- ance of Remembrance Day. H, W. Herridge, New Demo- cratic MP for Kootenay West who fought with the 54th Koote- nay battalion in the 1914-18 war, said people nowadays appear to be more concerned with the hol- % of a point in active trade. Canada 4%, 1983, traded 94% and the 5, 1988, was quoted at Hydro i issue trading at 9744. The Province of Saskatchewan came to market wilth $15,000,000 1963- 64 5% per cent sinking fund de- bentures priced to sell on a 5.35 per cent yield basis. Corporation securities re- mained unchanged with the ex- ception of some convertible is- sues. Quebec Natural Gas 6, 1988 traded as high as 105 with the current market 10314-414. HE'S TAHITI BOUND Television personality Jack Paar is going to Tahiti this summer and later moves on to frica, Freelance Growers Issue Writ TORONTO (CP)--Four free- lance tobacco growers Friday challenged regulations passed May 6 by the Ontario Flue- cured Tobacco Growers' Mar- keting Board under which they may be prohibited from grow- ing a crop this year. Ervin Robbins of Baltimore, George Sebok of Woodstock and William Broda and James Pus. kas, both of Scotland, Ont., made the challenge in a writ is. sued at Osgoode Hall. They asked for a declaration by the Ontario Supreme Court that the board exceeded its powers in its May 6 regulations and for an injunction barring any measure to carry them out. Hearing of another action brought by freelancers demand- ing that they be granted per- mission to grow tobacco was adjourned to June 25. The two actions may be heard together. Eleven growers, called free- lancers, are reported to have planted tobacco this year in de- fiance of board regulations. DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY 72:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 530 SIMCOE ST. S. 28 KING ST. EAST RITSON 264 KING ST, EAST JURY & LOVELL LIMITED 725-3546 KARNS DRUGS LIMITED 723-4621 725-5370 Auto Production Dips During Week TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian motor - vehicle production re- ported by the Canadian Auto- mobile Chamber of Commerce totalled 14,859 ve hicles this week compared with 15,216 last week, 3 Output consisted of 12,725 cars compared with 12,993 and fie trucks compared with Production to date this year totalled 337,024 vehicles com. pared with 273,105, made up of 284,204 cars compared with 230,. 418, and 52,820 trucks compared with 42,687. SERVICE STATIONS OPEN THIS SUNDAY NET EARNINGS 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Lawson and Jones Ltd., $2.46 a share; $2.72 1961, $818,011, FRONT-END ALIGNMENT ALL CARS JOHN BEAN "Visualiner" SPECIAL 95 PHONE for 728-6221 | Gppointment Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service GENERAL ENERAL TIRE OF OSHAWA 534 RITSON RD. S. 728-6221 year ended April 30: 1063, $738,178, * RUSS'S CITIES SERVICE STATION 767 PARK RD. 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