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creer ect r npany Limited THEY SURVIVED PLUNGE IN ELECTRIFIED POOL George Harris, left, and Barry Ritch file past Sister Jennifer as they leave St. Joseph's . Hospital where they were treated for elec- trical shock resulting from a plunge Thursday morning into a swimming pool at a Toronto school. A com- panion died in the mishap-- blamed--on-defective--wiring in an underwater light. Two other school mates were treated at poolside (CP Wirephoto) Falling Herring Supply Worries B.C. Fishermen VANCOUVER (CP) -- British Columbia's. herring fishing in- dustry, once a $5,000,000-plus a J. W. Patterson, an executive of the union, said Thursday the situation is grim for these men. vast majority piled up enough stamps to col of them haven't|two TIME IS RUNNING OUT OTTAWA (CP) -- Time is runtiing out for the CBC to prove to Canadians that it is} jspent on it, State Secretary Judy LaMarsh said Thursday. | She told the Commons broad-| casting committee she is reallyjbut must have a reason to--a concerned about what will hap-ifeeling of identity with the pro- LaMarsh Claims CBC Must Prove Its Worth pen, perhaps within the next 10,cramming or because of enter-|Making a large profit on Cana-| or 12 years, with the arrival of|tainment. Nor satellite television when viewers|else care to watch a cheap emu-| worth the 'millions of tax dollars|in Canada can tune in to anyjlation of U.S. shows. | country they wish. Canadians would not Social, Economic Reasons 'Seen Cause Of Abortions / | OTTAWA (CP) -- Winnipeg ipsychiatrist Kevin Ford told the iCommons health committee [aay he believes that many jof the abortions allegedly sought jon psychiatric grounds are real- lly wanted for social or eco- jnomic reasons. "The very nature of psychia- try, where so little is known labout so much, lays it open to lsomething very close to exploi- tation," Dr. Ford said. Dairymen Complain | TORONTO (CP) -- Legisla- \tion restricting production in Canada of imitation milk is a ball -and-chain-around_the neck of the dairy industry, the Ontar- io Milk -Distributors--Association was told Thursday. A panel of two professors, a jconsumer and a manufacturer jagreed that if legislation is not changed-s ynthetic products using non-dairy ingredients would move into the market vacuum created by the absence of dairy-based imitations D. H. Bullock of the Univer-| sity of Guelph said there are types of substitute milk Imitation milk is made with a |dairy base of skim milk powder jlife should be considered." | He appeared before the com-| The committee is considering Cians and others and this was|dealer in mittee on behalf of the Catholic|proposals to legalize abortion|its great appeal. Physicians Guild of Manitoba to|when the mother's life or physi-} "It is distressing to realize|market of argue against proposals t0/cal or mental health is endan-|that the big reaction in broad-|year. In widen the legal grounds for/gered, when there is substantia}|Casting is 'don't cut off the U.S ee risk of a defective child being)Station' jborn and when the pregnancy is|' |LaMarsh abortion in Canada. a result of rape or incest. | The Criminal Code now per-| mits abortion only in the mother's life. Dr. John A private witness, argued that the! radi lot watch|Parliament on the CBC out of patriotic duty|<aiq she is hopeful the publicly- owned CBC will find "a Cana- dian role that expresses us as a people." - pale imitation of American pro- gramming, forget about it.'" fore the committee as it contin-|keting and distribution costs in| ued clause-by-clause study of}Canada included the operation di Also ap-|the new broadcasting bill. It/of four branch houses, ocean pearing for the guild was Dr.|meets again Tuesday. freight and wharfage to import Paul Adams, a Winnipeg obste-|_ Public information shows andjthe tractors from the company's trician and gynecologist. frank discussions are what the|British factory, higher salarie: "We believe that the proce- CBC does best, Miss LaMarsh|for service and sales personnel dure of abortion is a direct at- said. She had praise for the\in Canada and the cost of keep tack on human life and should|S¢¥¢" Days program and for ajing a be considered as both immoral|/0ronto-area show, Nightcap and criminal," Dr. Adams said.| She said Nightcap caused Ca-jand the branch houses. "We find it disturbing that even|nadians to turn off the Johnny) A. 1 the serious discussion of pre-|Carson show. to watch it. The|manager, said the average Brit meditated destruction of human|Show was "'an irreverent one"|ish. dealer sells 120 tractors al that lampooned Canadian politi-;year compared to 12 or 13 a} cases|the end of American shows on where the person performing it|{he CBC. But Canadians should |believes "in good faith" that it}be developing their own pro- \is necessary in order to saye/s'ams. She was sure they would sell around the world and give Tallon,.a Corn-\Viewers a reason to tune in to wall physician appearing as a the CBC THE OSHAWA TIMES, Distribution Costs, Wages' Fridey, November 17, 1967 7 Force Tractor Prices Up and sold them at a higher profit than if they had ordered them OTTAWA (CP) -- Ford trac-jhas about 10 per cent of the |from the Canadian distributor. | He suggested the Canadian tors are priced competitively in} et 0 Canada and the cqmpany is TS ath OF arane & Year: |technique of doing business was lactually resulting in higher N. B. MacDonald, research|prices to the farmer. dian sales, Ford of Canada offi-\director for the commission cials told the royal commission|said Britain was doing a small) CARE COSTS INCREASE jon farm machinery Thursday. export business through Cana-| Total health care costs ine : | Higher wages, the costs ofdian dealers who purchasedicreased by 6.7 per cent in the Miss LaMarsh, who reports to marketing and distributing trac-|tractors at retail prices in Brit-|first six ean at 1967 In the broadcasting, |tors across a whole continentiain, shipped them to Canada\United States. and a smaller proportion of the i x NSA TT Gai sales market were cited as rea-| sons for the ,000 difference be- tween tractor prices in Canada y If the CBC is to become aland Britain. ude, general ; % en e td Ralph FE. ought to|manager of tractor and equip- ment operations for For'-Motor| appeared be-|Co. of Canada Ltd., said mars would anyone| ™ "we just Miss LaMarsh large inventory of ma jchines in the 273 dealerships MacKenzie, marketing Canada. Ford has about 30 per cent of the Britist 39,000 tractors a Canada, -the iF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT LIFE INSURANCE company more than what we do They're both famous. the CBC,"' declared Miss and becoming more so all the time, Schenley Silver Wedding Dry Gin -- crisp, cool and wonder- She said she is not advocating fully dry. And Schenley Golden Wedding -- a successful marriage of our finest whiskies. Invite this e couple to your next party. image ofthe medical profession would be harmed if broader! legal grounds for abortion were permitted This would be tantamount to Setting up the medical profes sion as "official hangmen," he said. A. E, JOHNSON, 0.0, OPTOMETRIST 144 King St. East 723-2721 VOLKSWAGEN || AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE PICKERING CAR CENTRE Why Not Call TOM FARQUHARSON "A ggg if {lect even seasonal unemploy-| s ; s fallen o i} ven w the catches were and a vegetable oil, usually co ; abit sitienseucle BR pg Pigg g as making|Ment insurance benefits." |conut oil, substituted for the| On Boseline 14 Mite East of Horwood. Ajex, Ont. SUN LIFE Some 700 members of the/$2.17 a ton for herring, and pro-| He said the fishermen aver-| butterfat Synthetic milk is Offers Some T United Fishermen and Allied|cessing companies were making|aged about $2,000 clear from the|made entirely from vegetable AM ERICAN USED CARS Assurance Company Workers' Union are appealing to|about $22 a ton," he said. "But|winter herring fisheries eachioils, fats and proteins and uses Ab Whalassle Fea. AN cielo AA coc sicie Of Canada the federal government for aidj/now, the herring reserves have| year. ino dairy products. Open Till 9 PM cic & WA " HS because of cancellation of the/gone so far down nobody's mak-| Labor Minister Nicholson has| Dr. Bullock predicted synthet-| Hie: ee reey cand RESIDENCE: BUSINESS: whichling any money." met with representatives of thejic milk will be on the market in| TELEPHONE 942-1881 He said he agrees fully with|fishermen, but no definite gov-|Ontario by Christmas or early! jthe closure, and blames Cana-jernment action has yet been|in the new year ------------_--_--_--_ ~o Remnant dian fishermen for the decline/taken. % Regulations under Ontario's in herring. | "This is a very serious situa-jedible oils act prevent produc- "It was overfishing on our|tion," said Mr. Patterson. "'It's|tion of imitation milk, but allow part that caused it, and we'lllnot only serious for the men in-|production of synthetic milk, have to wait at least two years|volved, but also for the econ-|provided the product is not winter herring season, | 725-4563 usually runs from Dec. 1 to May {| 668-4371 F fabrics In@ inter colours, 15. Price Ever see such value? Imagine, a complete Kroehler living room pa rar Pre-trial before the situation gets anyjomy of the fishing industry and| called milk or another similar says he is in favor of placing a|/B.C. fishermen hauled in 265,647) a | | testifying hetore a roval com|which ran from June 1 too. AUTOMATIC, WEATHER CONTROLLED DELIVERY gy Blackout better." the province of B.C." name. restriction on the publication,|tons of herring. Last season, the} mission inquiry into the admin-|15, 87,405 tons of herring came, 40 years e xperience--budget plan jwas a pitiful 16,540. 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