ngmmmmrrmsrmim Give First Free Nflde Légfll Aid Bonus nan CP Many unknown factors face the team of Newfoundland lawyers whalwiil open the donrslhia month on the provinces list freozlegai aid afiicc About the only certainty for the new legal aid committee of the Nawloundland Law Society is small initial bank account There is reeling that legal aid like medical treatment is fundamental right of all dillt sens increasingly looked upon as social responsibility at gov ernman There is some government volvement in the Newfoundland programs which starts June to But it will be operated mainly through the voluntary services or members oi the law society which has studied the idea for tour years Lawyers will waive fees for their servicesto oualiiied recl ients similar pragram was stltuted in Ontario in 1951 But it was replaced in 1966 by perhaps the most comprehen sive governmentaided plan in Canada Ontario imvyers get 75 per cent of their normal icaa paid by the province when serv ing indigenls GRANT GIVEN The Ncutoundland ment provided $10000 grant to hc lirst years operation and an ofï¬ce Part of tho 510000 will pay parHlIne secretary lor the three afternoons and one evening when the legal aid oi ticc will be open each week Biggest question mark is out oipoeket expenses at lawyers particiuarly where travelling will be involved This also must come out oi the $10000 Find Th Lawyer ï¬nian Aylward oi St Johns whose loinyear attort to set up the program made him ohviouschnlca for ï¬rst chain man at the committee points to ï¬re provinces farflung popula on The committee hated to en sue it was working on an all provincb plan not St Johns legal aid program he an Complicating mailers is the tact lawyers in Newfoundland practise in only three centres Si Johns Grnpd Falls and Cor ner Brook All lawyers araex pcoted to participate in the scheme but there is no real way to force them Justice Minister Alex Hick man ï¬gures therearc 5prptr tising lawyers in Newfoundland who could be asked to serve oc casionally The nominat of cases in the first year will determlna the governments future attitude it 200 or 300 qualiï¬ed recipients are assisted there might be case or bigger grant TORONTO CP The Angli can synod of Toronto is to consider today proposal for third bishop of the diocese largest in the Anglican Church Canada iii Rev George Snell in his charge to the synod Tuesday night asked delegates to consid er the added episcopal assist ance and said ere Are Too MCIIIY Tories HALIFAX CF Redistribu tion of Commons representation caught the Progressive Comm atives in this Nova Scotla capi tal in thcdilemma oi having too many Tories playing musical seats in the last Parliament both Commons seats allotted to the sprawling twomember constituency encompassing llaliiax neighboring Dartmouth and all oi Halifax Countywere occupied by Conservatives Nawfthere are three single member riding and Opposition Leader Stanï¬eld has the partys claim to one nlvthem The 54yearold former Nova Scolia premier moved into Hali faxsliccd in sire and reduced to one member as iamilinr base for his June 25 iedenl election campaign The two displaced Halifax To ries moved to the two new adja cent ridings Cleave in HalifaxEast llanis NOMINATIONS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Total in date861 Lib 263 PC 259 NDP 231 Cred 36 SC 26 Other 45 QUEBEC BcilechasseaGerard Paulin PC HullJennMarie PC LacSta JeanaRaoul Sa vard PC Montreal Ahuntsioa Claude Patenaude IndL Montreal PapineuuRene Panuin PC Quebec Eastalacques Pcrron PC TemiscanalngucAurore Charron Lahrie PC ONTARIO Toronto Broadviewa William Hendry Ind WellingtonGrey Edward Seymour NDP MANITOBA LingerGeorge Elias ind Nominatcd previously Seguin ST rooms one 22 iii rue wastes WEDDING PI at the border oi Spain ige ME PRECHJED BY Alf D0191 WGE BEING CAMSAIL EUI ONE of mva MEDVBLE LAKES NilEH HAVE 50 35M CAPEED MFRAGE ESTMS FOE MIMIMS lHE cuuncn on STrMEhiOUXr THE BELlEF IT WILL RELEVE MEADACHES Robert Mc and Michael Forrestalt in Dart mouthHalitax East Theyre likely to he on home ground more than their party their lights toget hackl nto Par liament could be toughe than Mr Staniields The PC chief is familiar fig ure in Halifax riding whnso boundaries encircle alljhe pen insula on which the city sits ex cept for mostly residential section on the prosperous west side Mr Stanfield was one or the 78344 people lost census in the cityvarcacovered by the consiiiuenoy during hisu years as premier Although legislalt ture representative for Colches ter with roots in Truro he lived and gnrdened inihe fashionable south end and still does when not in Ottawa DEPENDS 0N NAVY Halilax yearround port with an important dependence on the navys Atlantic fleet is in sharp contrast to the rural setting oi Colchesterllants where last November Mr Stan llield won byclection to gain entry to the House of Commons forthe lirst time The riding disappeared in redistribution The liberals and New Demo crats recognize Mr Stanfieids strong position in Halifax What Liberal would take up the chat Ilenge was matter of speculu tion until nomination night when Dr Myles Gregory Tompkins 43vyearold gynaecologist un tried in politics was chosen At least one prominet tax lawyer backed away from the nomination The New Democrats selected II Wedderburn 89 presi dent oi the Nova Scotia Associa tion in the Advancement of Colored People high school teacher horn in JamaicaMr Wedderhunr could get support from the citys Negro community but most of the areas 7000 Negroes live outside constituency lines Thursdayr KamloopsCariboo TRY EXAMINER WANT ADS PHONE 72d2414 leader during the campaign but Plan 300 mph Hover Train men meet their targ The project in bad by the lovemmeata National Re search Develop which says it isready to huest $0000 to promote the world wide use or hovertrains mus usestbebhovercrait ncrpe eVeloped Christa pher Cochell pioneer in mm rlne vehicles which ride on cushion at ahaAn engine proV jectu stream at air downward to kego tha hovereraii skim mlng va tbowater propel ler provides forward thrust The hovertraln will run on single rack mounted on shaped concrete Md The train wilinci rest on the tradr only be guided by it and taka powr trom it it wiilhe powerdhy linear induction motor which works by magnetictraction and has no movingpans With inns providing an air cushion to keep the train just above the con crete bed there will be pracli cally no friction and little power will be needed to send the train whining forward Anglican Synod In Toronto Considers Third Bishop An episcopal system re quires bishops in sufï¬cient num ber or necessary aspects of the workwiil tail to be done Toronto diocese wlih arr lshcs and 311 active priests covers 10000 square miles stretching north as tar as Pena tanguishene and taking in Fe terhorough and Oshawa Before Rt itov Wilkins non retired in 1966 the diocese had three hishops There now are two REDUCE EFFORTS The bishop urged Anglican congregations to slow their at forts to unite with United Church congregations on the local level have observed certain impatience in some quarters and desire to begin various schemes oi amalgamation at the local leveL This is to be dis ed tar it is premature to try to do any uniting between congregations beforewe have clear picture on the national level The general synod of the An glicnn Church approved in this the Principles oilinion with the Unircdrchurch and that churchs general council ap proved the document thc follow ing year Since then tha two churches have been negotiating plan amnion Before the synod service stari ed group oi teenagers car ried signs outside James Cathedralprotestrng the dioceses failure to join the United Church in $105000 study at church property in Metropolitan Toronto The teenagers said they were Anglican claimed they re presented group of concerned Christians womb BRIEFS QUEEN BUYS PAINTING IDNDON AP Thanks to an unnamed American wnman the Queen owns the Worlds highest priced miniaturea por trait of Henrietta Marla wife ol Charles Theminiature was sold at auction last week for £7500 about $19500 The Queens representative dropped out just before the winning bid Sothebys auction rooms said that when the American buyer heard who her opponent was she offered to pass it on at cast The Queen accepted PLAN BOYCOIT MONTREAL GP The Quebec Consumers Federation is planning boycott of Quebec iinance companies asva protest against high interest rates the association president said Tues day Georgede Grenier leader of grocery stores boycott in 1966 which led to government inquiry into food prices said the boycott of finance companies scheduled to begin inmidlune will be at least as effective CANvPIIDNE SHIPS OTTA GP new longCit mace telephone service connecting Canadians on land to ships in the North Atlantic and North Paciï¬ewith no more dif ticully than regular longdis tanco calls was announced by incantation FOR CEREMW DRESS COVERS HIS BODY FACE ANII HAIR WITH fEATHERS ELIIII6 Wkml 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