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Z THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, Octoper 25, 1907 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE "Dead" Woman Alive Son Detects Error TORONTO (CP)--A woman ge» , -- for whom a death certificate had already been issued Satur- day was still alive in serious © condition in a Toronto hospital © , Sunday. i Coroner Eli Cass issued a death certificate for Mrs. Mary | Sotnick, 79, of Toronto. About 25 minutes later, her son John, 46, noticed the covering over her body fluttering. Mr, Sotnick told a funeral | company employee who had ar- | rived at the hospital to move Mrs, Sotnick's body. The employee, Robert Mac- Kinnon, checked her pulse and found she was still alive. An ambulance attendance gave Mrs. Sotnick oxygen for four minutes, and she began breathing without aid. | She was still unconscious Sun-} day. | Aid to Communists | TORONTO (CP)--Thich Nhat! SOTNICK Alive MRS. MARY «++ SUL _ |forecasts for the Great Lakes is- . |sued at 8:30 a.m. today, valid + |Winds southwest 30 to 40 knots. _| Lake Superior: Winds south-|the Russians have "the second ' pgs 25 to 35 knots decreasing|largest and best navy in the Russians Plan "Air" Carrier NEW YORK (AP)--The New York Times says Vice-Admiral William E. Ellis has disclosed that the Soviet Union jis build- ing its first aircraft carrier. The story from Norfolk, Va., says the disclosure was made Sunday by Ellis, chief of staff of the Supreme Allied Command, Atlantic, which has its head- quarters in Norfolk. The Times says in part: The carrier, believed designed for launching helicopters rather Lake Cntario: Winds south-|than jets, is viewed as evidence iwesterly 15 to 20 knots increas-|that Soviet naval strategists, ling to 20 to 30 tonight. Fair. traditionally concerned ~ almost Lake Erie: Winds south tojexclusively with defence, are southwest 20 knots to 35 knots. |thinking more boldly. of gaining Lake Huron, Georgian Bay:|the ability to extend military power far from Soviet shores. Ellis said in an interview that Marine Forecasts TORONTO (CP )--Marine juntil 11 a.m. Tuesday. Fair. to 20 to 25 tonight. Fair today.|world" and are moving up fast. Showers tonight. Since the Second World War, , By IAN DONALDSON Brunswickers today Confederation 100 years ago. Sunny weather with tempera- tures in the mid to high 40s was expected to favor voters in New Brunswick's 25th election since 1867 and third in seven years. There are about 313,000 names on the voters' lists, but following a turnout of about 6,- 000 at advance polls the number eligible to vote between 8 a.m. and 6p.m. today stands at about 307,000. The election is virtually a two-way fight between the Lib- erals, led by Premier Louis J. Robichaud, 42, and the Progres- sive Conservatives under fresh- man leader J. C. Van Horne, 45. Both major parties have full slates of 58 candidates in the 22 he said, they have built about Ontario Man Dies OGDENSBURG, N.Y. (AP)--/™ore than 400 submarines. |An Ontario man was killed and |when their automobile struck a/the United States or Britain be- ridings, most of which are mul- |200 destroyers, 25 cruisers and|tj.seat constituencies. The NDP|duced majority. jhas fielded only three candi-| | "They've never before felt the/dates and no other parties are|tory for the Saskatchewan Lib- |six others injured early today|need for carriers contrasted to|involved. lave while the Ontario Conserv- Standing after the last elec- utility pole and a large tree|cause they didn't have manyjtion, April 22, 1963, was Liberal FREDERICTON (CP) -- New elect the province's 26th legislature since Balmy Weather May Help Voters In New Brunswick 32, PC 20. Standing at dissolu-| tion of the leguslature before) the 1963 election had been Lib- erals 31 and PCs 21. Standing at dissolution of the last house was Liberal 31, PC 20, vacant one. 58 SEATS AT STAKE A total of 58 seats will be at stake today following this year's redistribution which added six seats. ' The Liberals are trying for their third straight victory since ending an eight-year PC reign in 1960. The election is the third in a Canadian province in less than two weeks, and in each of the previous two the government in- volved was returned to office. Premier Ross Thatcher's Lib- erals were re-elected with an in- creased majority in Saskatche- wan Oct. 11 and last Tuesday Premier John Robarts' Conserv- atives were returned with a re- It was the second straight vic- atives won their eighth straight election, dating back to 1943. jalong a street here. joverseas commitments, Appar-| Four of the injured were ad- lene sae ge er unkee MS) WEATHER FORECAST day's voting was marked by the biting speeches of the two lead- ers, both fiery orators. Member of Parliament who »e- Voters in New Brunswick today will also be asked to take part in a plebiscite on the ques- tion of voting age. They will vote on whether or not they! More than 3,000 marchers favor lowering the age to 18/took part. from the present 21. Some refused to identify | However, there is nothing binding in the plebiscite. It is designed merely as a guide for the new legislature when it con- siders the question. SPEECHES BITING The campaign leading to to- Mr. Robichaud is the first Acadian ever elected premier in this province of 625,000. youths themselves but the organizer, Mike Shapiro, 22, of New York, said: "I should be in Vietnam now." stration were several who be- long to the Edmund Burke So-| ciety, a right-wing organization | which favors the U.S. | Vietnam. At the head of the right-wing bloc was Don Coyne. | 18, from Colorado, lived in Canada nine years and| | Draft Resisters Appear As Group For First Time TORONTO (CP) -- Several|graduated this spring from @ who Participating in the demon- who has identified them-|Toronto high school. i selves as U.S. draft resisters appeared as a group in public for the first time in Canada Sunday during a rally opposing| the war in Vietnam. 5 Year Guaranteed Investment Certiricates NOW EARN ay) per annum AND ARE Guaranteed--os to principal and interest. Flexible--may be used as Col- lateral for loans. by Executors in Pierre Jean Veniot, also an Acadian, served as Liberal pre- mier from 1923-25 but assumed the office when Premier Walter E. Foster was forced to resign because of illness. _ Mr. Robichaud said the issue in the campaign was the contin- The Best Fuel Oil For Less WESTERN OSHAWA OIL LTD. 725-1212 the event of death Authorized--os Trustee Act in- vestments. CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST & SAVINGS CORPORATION Member Conado Deposit uance of "responsible" govern- ment and he rejected PC prom- ises as "ruinous." Mr. Van Horne, a former PC ame known as a maverick for! WOMEN OFTEN HAVE KIDNEY IRRITATION Common Kidney or Bladder Irrita- tions affect twice as many women as | his Commons attacks on his) men, often causing tenseness and | ervousness from frequent passages. | 19 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa 723-5221 23 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-2527 OPEN FRIDAY mitted to A, Burton Hepburg own party as well as the Liber-| Secondarlly, you may lose sleep and | Hanh, a Vietnamese Buddhist; als, is heading the provincial| have Headaches, Backaches and feel monk, Sunday said the longer! NIGHTS ' 4 | Py s Expo '67 Praised _/ Hospital here. They are Edward M f C S An ' W T i i i | i - ; ered end ee oe er trans | MONTREAL (CP) -- Interior| Gc Mapemrens 2: ee ES alla Vase | unny d arm oday Conservatives for the first time) CYStex 'usually. brings relaxing SATURDAYS more Communists they create. lg ' Stewart Udall of the |Ston. Marilyn Spence, 19, Sheila | in an election campaign. comfort by curbing germs in acid The slender monk, now living|prc4yceq c fav 10 (Barkley, 18, and Sharon Mc- | Mr, Van Horne, named party} Urine, and easing pain. Get CYSTEX ; |U.S. advised Canadians today to} Id i of bearnb | s Y| at druggists today. in Paris, spoke at the closing|ooint for quality of achieve-/D0nald, 19, all of bearnby) n ourt | leader last November when he| session of the University of To-| ments rather than mere '"big-|>rockville. arm, alin n wes ay succeeded the retiring c B. sR $e. nageescenanunee wood, sa e campaign's ronto teach-in on religion and) ,..< and said Expo 67 shows international affairs. main issue was the removal of CATANZARO _ (Reuters)--It-/ Award Explained \lice linked with gunfights and : the way. '. bi ' i TORONTO (CP)--Forecasts|Lond: a i Mr. Hanh said Vietnamese| "We lead the world in wealth| --No in-|2/7's_ biggest drive against the/. ; rier casnnen® 70 |the "Robichaud dictatorship" peasants want to be "'liberated/ang raw power. But in some ant cat peng oud Ne are| Mafia crime syndicate reached issued at 5:30 a.m. EDT. Kitchener ......... 50 70 {which he described as "heart-| from their liberators" both/areas, we also lead in the deg-|fortune for providing the exist-\@ Courtroom today with the} Synopsis: A strong southerly|Mount Forest ..... 45 65 |Jess."" Communist and anti-Commu-|radation of the human habitat," opening of a marathon trial of|flow of warmer air now covers = Y n + jence of the human soul. 52 A : Wingham . 45 65 pe Jt | Bre nist. lhe told a Canadian Club lunch-| Instead, the estimated $230,-/252 Persons on charges ranging/all of Ontario. Skies are mostly Hamilt 9 te eh, |eon. 000 will go to an institute which|/70™ 'heft to murder. clear and afternoon tempera-|st Catharines 0 7 CARIBBEAN cassie Emergency Group conducts neurological research! The courtroom was actually |tures today will range from the|mo onto 3070 AN UNIDEN at a hospital. the gymnasium of a schooljhigh 60s in the south to the Peterborough 45 7 | TWO WEEK HOLIDAY i ee LORE Ore "Brushing aside hundreds of|here, the only hall large enough|upper 50s in the north country. iio ston f Ie piel cpl sag ome". mie claims for the eccentric Arizona|!0 accommodate the defendants,|The warm sunny weather willlmronton ... fo 8 tae he oe ee on the United. States gol miner's estate, Superior Court/300 witnesses and 60 lawyers. {continue into Tuesday across Killaloe | 4070 | (everbody con fen). dos i te eciccls 'af formed here to combat what is re rg i geld Bas A special force of 120 police- Rath ar ee Jn 'Re Muskoka 45 70 | First time ever offered in Canado. || SECOND poisoning. Dr. C. I felt to be an increase in the rate) riday that it shoul e [men stood guard at the trial,|«louds and showers as a weath: Notth Bay 40 60 SAVINGS FROM $70 UP To $123 [| hott of Detroit a by which gangsters are infiltrat- Neurological Sciences ounda'| which might last between four] oy disturbance moves rapidly Sudbury 40 60 | PER PERSON. 'Gaia bastante ing legitimate businesses. | tion, a fund-raising Loar rq. (and six months. oe towards the Great Lakes area, |L2titon «-..-++++4. 40 «60 | Enquire now et "This is organized anti-| the Barrow Neurological Insti-| Big names to the Sicilian- Lake. Gt Clair: lake. Erie Sault Ste. 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