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THE OSHAWA TIMES, ednesday, November 21, 1962 MDs, Hospital Pay Couple In Law Suit TORONTO (CP) -- Matthew Gasparovich of Toronto and his wife, Josephine, settled Tuesday for an undisclosed amount in a non-jury action in which they claimed $116,500 against a Tor- onto hospital and two Toronto physicians. ' The pair sued Doctors Hos- tal, Dr. Alexander Raxlen and r. Barnet Berris after the woman underwent an operation Nov. 14, 1957. She claimed spe- cial damages of $25,000 and general damages of $90,000 for pain and suffering, Her husband eued for $1,500 for loss of her companionship. In a statement of claim Mrs. Gasparovich said she was neg- ligently transfused with incom- patible blood while she was being prepared for operation and as a result she suffered loss of consciousness, fever and rigor, difficulty in breathing and intense and severe pain. STILL UNDER TREATMENT Mrs. Gasparovich claimed further that after the operation 4 f ae ; His H j TO, : 4 Much Below Usual Price! Special! Bright New Designs in Imported *% 99 ey e she suffered permanent damage to her kidneys, bladder and liver and is still under treat- 3 F ae : F i fit a ment. She said plastic surgery : | t | 4 ® : Vin, -- we") (7 ~6English Morocco is necessary because sh eis ecarred. | The defendants told Mr. Jus- t 5 ' ' é j } P i tice P. E. F. Smily in a state- ' ; scsi pte : ii he , a 4 Py ment they exercised reasonable F ' ll o y ; H 4 y : and professional care and skill . : ce "4 ie BP oe Le i 0 S and explained the dangers of i her ailment to the plaintiff who Ve : é : : . agreed to assume the risk. Siig > : ; " % b cf i i Z Be a 3 a They also claimed they were : : a y 2 eee iii: sail with Insertable Initials not responsible for the mis- , Bh : » = q é match of blood because it would : a e : 3 : ' ae . 4 F ' : have been administered by a ~ ie ¢ "oe ' i ¢g i "hee Fine quality English Mor- occo leather with zippered trained technician over whom w& : : , they have no control. Dr. Berris 4 : "act ' < o currency compartment... eaid he was called in as a con- si, se ul at tie Santas : , ~< i L removable pass case. E on the staff of the hospital. : : ees . . P ' . i | se. ne ; Special Price, * Special Price, wai closed . . . a card of gold- : coloured letters . . . just Appeal Court | | en | lip the proper initi i i . : jon cli e proper initials ! To Decide g Boyt --S e 5° 99 p S Ee EATON Special Price, On Obscenity | ere Sy EACH OR SET fe EACH OR SET / |, <a | = 2.97 tion whether two United States- published magazines are ob- Mig. iy dig ht shes Hod * be cane be the 4 7 mest j ' af ani' 'ourt. of Appeal. a ' i d f ' 7 eA y a Pear ry for ee - : 5 canara : pai BIA. SEE: : A. coin purse and grounds why the deci- : gion of a county court judge clasp fastener -.. In was Wrong. : black, brown or red. B. For a man's hip pocket i tae apvanttint, toeter| By "Guildcraft" for Today's Informal Living and Casual Entertaining! 7; Be abet sheet in Manitoba Court of Appeal, it is Baigent d bail ---- a the eco! P cation, Dude, have " * 2 f esid an appeal also will be filea.| Eggshell Background with Choice of Turquoise or Rust Modern Decoration . .. A Variety of Intriguing Trims of Wood */ pe . .. in black or rown. On Oct. 11, Judge A. R. Mac- -Fini en Oe tee 2 toe and Brass-Finish Metal. were obscene because they EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT. 217 laced undue emphasis on sex. * Defendant in the action is] GROUP ONE GROUP TWO PHONE 725-7373 Dominion News and Gifts (1962) Limited, from whose siz] A. Set of 6 Mugs, on a matching rectangular tray, ap- G. Cookie Jar, approx. 62" diam. and 6" high, with department obtained copies of : _ x 10%". -- _brass-finish handle. - Condiment Set, in a miniature wagon, approx. 6/2" H. Covered Casserole, approx. 1-pt. capacity, with lid. Among the grounds of appeal, h counsel for Escapade says the long, containing salt and pepper shakers and jugs for 3. Seed: Bones t0b TV" | . Co utter Set, approx. 7/2" long, complete with pottery-handled butter knife. trial judge had before him at A : the time he issued the summons oil and vinegar. K. 2-Tier Relish or Sandwich Plate, approx. 11/2" high, with divided lower plate, approx. 10/2" across. a copy of Escapade and there- Cream d S S ; a & premaueny considect 40805 and sugar et, on a matching trap, approx. The judge accepted evidence a whole the publication was ob-| E, 3-Pe. Salad Set includes bowl, approx. 102" across L. Triangular Candy Dish, each side a " ; owl, ' lang pprox. 7" long -- ee ee a ee and two wooden servers with pottery handles. with lid. appeal. 2-Tier Relish or Sandwich Plate, approx. 8/2" high. M. Double Jam or Relish Set, with handle and 2 tiny pot- oblong shape, with lower plate approx. 7/2 x 9Y2". tery serving spoons. ; of police officers who were . Coff x : . wholly unqualified to testify ee Carafe, approx. 6 cup size, with warmer stand. Few Requests For Aid From 'Foundations TORONTO (CP)--An $8,000,- d es i 000 agg ny is Dog id j : : sts from wo g : : Coane but so far is is pe ad 3 2 Pce. Mode rn many. ; : : 4 Charles C. Cummings, trustee : wn) ; EATON'S OPTICAL DEPARTMENT of the foundation set up by his é a a late father, pharmacist James iy) ? . | | -\Silee Chesterfield Suite | or. c g "A : ers Complete Optical Service two applications have been re- ceived in this area. : Bo ae oe ) ; aid, Te ' j : H : "a amie eh he 2 Ate < Exceptionally low priced! 000, primarily for - pone = eT ae " e os Eyes Examined youngsters and the aged and in- " 5s firm here and in Buffalo, N.Y., 4 ie Lo j 4 : a 5 and Henderson, N.C., where hel] Hp, _? ; a Sleek, streamlined styling in well-constructed ® Prescriptions Filled Litigation kept the estate tie ' % ia furniture, with many features usually found at op for about three years, an , _7 f i i ie James Cummings 'rum Mg gd ey much higher prices! Rugged hardwood frames; ® Prompt and Accurate Repair Service on Incorporated was cleare: x Le de j Py i i i H dat ata ated was cleared 444, figs -- sites peed with deep layers of white : months ago. y . 3 cotton felt and sisal i i e i i Charles C. Cummings said , : ; ay eee SISQ insulated. Covered in hardy Wide Selection of Frames 0 4% fabric in colours of brown, beige, green or tur- yen applications have ived th ¢ f 'a é . ® n received from the Buffalo , quoise. Cushions are polyfoam for lasting resi- rig -- ve said the ne i ; : : lo iy e 4 Hi 4 Gar aks ie coh tans as ig. } __ liency. For appointment, phone 725-7373 an) grees ang tig ho Y 4 " : ucation as well as the basic gy i ; ; EATON'S Optical and Hearing Dep: artment provisions. y 4 : : The elder Cummings, born in y apy ce. Philadelphia, came hace in 1907 Ce BD 4 reid eed Price, 1 3 G 50 : ' Ed d B " , a ward Bind, Optometrist +] EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT, 252 PHONE 725-7373 'iil duke ee and founded a $15,000,000 phar- Yes ie macy business. Vy iG ia" 2-Pc. Set Z 3 4 t) ee ee ey USE SABIN SHOTS i Ca ee os . WELLINGTON, N.Z. (CP) -- saa is nae ' ' There was not one case of polio- EATON'S UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 321 myelitis in New Zealand for six : EATON'S LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 47 months following administration ye "4 PHONE 725-7373 of Sabin oral vaccine, imported : eee 8 Store Hours: 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday. Open Friday Nights. until: 9. : game period of 1961 there were 187 cases of the disease,