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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, December 1, 1967 INQUIRY CONCLUDED Mrs. Timbrell Still Eager To Adopt Foster Children as quickly as I can," the York|"insists the children should not TORONTO (CP) -- Mrs. Ar- thur Timbrell still wants to adopt two foster children, her lawyer said today. Thomas O'Neill told a judicial inquiry Mrs. Timbrell said that she wants the children because she believes it will be difficult to place them for adoption else- where, At the conclusion of Mr. O'Neill's final summation, Judge Harry Waisberg said the inquiry had concluded. "Tl try to prepare a report County court : don't think that matters of this "I! be separated. He said evidence during the judge said. There was evidence that Mrs. Timbrell received four cents a day for the care of each child but there was "no profit to it and no profit made." Mr. O'Neill said his client did not plan to create the melee outside her house Sept. 28 when CAS officials took the two sis- ters away. It was only a last- ditch stand to keep the children. The scene, nevertheless, was disgraceful. Mrs. Timbrell was prepared to go to jail for principle, he | said, | In events leading up to Sept: sort should be left in abey-|inquiry showed the children/9g he said, the CAS made ance." The inquiry Ontario Premier John Robarts| "flourished" mentally and phys-| an py ically under the care of Mrs. was ordered by Timbrell. after the two foster sisters,, Mr, O'Neill said Mrs. Tim- Peggy, 5, and Valerie, 3, were|brell had put a roof under the taken from Mrs. Timbrell's;heads of two neglected children home in Preston, Ont. Sept. 28/ and succeeded. by Waterloo County Children's Aid Society officials. He characterized Mrs. Tim- |'many mistakes." | "For some reason, no one in jauthority in the CAS saw fit to visit Mrs. Timbrell to straighten these matters out," Mr. O'Neill said. He said if a CAS official had LONDON (CP) -- Lord Thom- son says neither The Times nor The Sunday Times would publish the memoirs of Kim Philby, the British secret serv- ice man who spied for the So- viet Union for 30 years. "We would not pay for them. or even run them for nothing,"' the. Canadian-born lich said in a television discussion Wednesday night, "They would be propaganda." He denied the accusations of George Wigg, formerly Prime Minister Wilson's unofficial aide on security matters, that the re- |gone to Mrs..Timbrell and told brell's taking of the two fosterjher the reasons why the chil-jinto Mr. O'Neill told Judge Harrychildren in as "a great work of|dren were being removed there! Waisberg that Mrs, Timbrell/ charity." f Signature DESIGNS| Gown Fasric............... $] 1 g.00 KROEHLER SWIVEL ROCKER fabric, Diamond tufted polyurethane box-pillow foam back. Reversible zippered Lux-!-Foam cushion. 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