Oshawa Times (1958-), 11 Jul 1962, p. 14

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to pay back all toll revenues it| has collected from shipping lines using the Welland waterway in| recent weeks. Mr. Diefenbaker coupled his | election announcement of the Toll Suspension On Canal Seen = isin mee By ROBERT RICE 'and Lake Erie. The Welland|the 27-mile waterway around OTTAWA (CP)--Canada has|Produced $1,460,451 in toll rey-|Niagara Falls would start soon. 'told the United States it intends |ere in 1961, all of it going to) suepperry MAY HIT to sus%end tolls on the Welland the Canadian Seaway Authority) Sources suggest the plan to Canal in the St. Lawrence Sea-|treasury to help cover the capi-|..cxie the multi-million-dollar way, reliable informants said| 'al costs of hesugen § the water-| inning project, a massive en- Tuesday. wey to seaway dep gineering feat, may be put back | A formal note on the toll sus-- NOT ON ST. LAWRENCE in the wake of the government's {pension -- first announced last} Tolls on the St. Lawrence |Austerity measures to protect jmonth by Prime Minister Dief-| River canals of the seaway are the Canadian dollar. | enbaker at an election rally--/not affected. | Inthe meantime, negotiations lwas delivered to the United) Once American approval is|are under way to wind up the States have agreed that anY|optained, sources here expect|expropriation of 320 acres of| change in seaway tolls must be Welland tolls to be dropped--|land to permit the twinning. | 'approved jointly in an exchange | pane by mid - July. This) The expropriation plan was | of notes. |would be about a month after announced May 22 in Ottawa. | | Since the Welland Canal is/ Mr, Diefenbaker told an elec-;The,seaway authority has since, technically part of the interna-|tion rally at Welland that the|sent out formal notices of ex-| tional seaway, Canada must no. payment of tolls "is to be sus-|propriation to about 120 pro- tify the Americans of toll) pended immediately." [perty owners involved in the) changes on the waterway--even |take-over and negotiations are) though it was built almost 30| However, there is no indica-|ijger way on cash settlements. years before the seaway and is|tion that when 'the tolls are fi) an unofficial estimate placed) entirely in. Canada. ga er sat beg nigh the total financial settlement in, Sources here do not anticipate | 2° the neighborhood of $1,000,000. any delay or difficulty in te |when the gh a minister made} The expropriated land is in| his surprise declaration. ithe St. Catharines and Thorold | ceiving American approval for suspension of the Welland tolls) Such a step would mean the |areas 'around four single locks | on traffic between Lake Ontario|Seaway Authority would havelin the eight-lock waterway. NESBITT'S | Our Best Feature ... FRIENDLY PERSONALIZED SERVICE Here, ot Nesbitt's, we know that people come to us for the excellent buys available in 'adies' clothing . . . but, more so, we feel that it is the kind of service one gets at Nesbitt's thot makes the name so popular. This week. we invite you to pay us a visit and choose from the many, many fine items at greatly reduced BOUGHT RITE - CUT RITE - PRICED RITE 'YOU CAM DEPEND UPON TABLERITE BEEF FOR THE runs? 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More than 1,000 persons were ar- CRISP -- COOL -- COTTONS corridor of the Regina General bac of the doctors on duty Hospital a long row of chairs lines a wall just outside a small bustling office labelled "emer- gency'room." Patients sit for a while, enter the emergency room, explain their ailments and then are routed to the proper department for treatment. The number of was a tall, practitioner, Dr. Mitchell Fink- elstein. He is bitterly opposed médical care plan, but he has been serving at the Regina emergency centre since the strike started. greying general) to the government's compulsory! '2 Pce. SUITS SPRING COATS waiting patients varies from one| He os " eee views ona |: WHILE t a , but thi is ical care plan vary|§ | % is to lor two to a dozen wre Ne Gauhinelaiees to wmaer atl Fig ons THEY (6) O never much delay. Other patients are brought in - ---- - losing their fam- LAST by stretcher or wheelchair and|'),. pre r, Finkelstein, a rushed directly to a doctor. It vamp fd of Ponce: baat hit is the walking cases, however, re gt gga iggy rather which make up the bulk of the|'?@n work under the medicare hospitals work. PEOEra Hs The Regina hospital is one of} One of the surprising things the 35 emergency centres injto hospital 'officials is the rel- Saskatchewan where doctorsjatively small number of emer- are providing free medical serv-|gency cases. The Regina hos- ice during the medical care boy-|pital has 740 beds, with a nor- cott. This is not only the biggesti}mal occupancy of 650. During is os in the province, but it}the past week, however, the "THE STORE WHERE PEOPLE COUNT" NESBITT'S ve WEAR 33 KING ST. E. OSHAWA 725-0532 also operates the largest emer-|average occupancy has been gency centre. jonly 350, about half of the hos- Eight to 10 volunteer doctors |pital's capacity. lare serving at the Regina hoS- |e pital and they are assisted by) lan equal number of internes. | be smaller emergency centres | have only one or two doctors. | While some doctors are serving outside these centres, many| areas have no other medical| service except that offered by) the centres, Sometimes it is) necessary to travel 100 miles or) }more by car or air ambulance) to reach a hospital with doctors | ion duty. TALKS TO PATIENTS | At the Regina hospital, this| reporter talked to a score of waiting patients and found only | lone from outside Regina. She) fhad come 100 miles by auto-| mobile for treatment of com-| plications resulting {com an) operation performed before the | doctors withdrew their normal services July 1. | One man had been hurt while' water skiing. He thought he had; some broken ribs. 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