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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, December 18, 1964 DR. CLARENCE HINCKS Cancer Kills Mental Health Pioneer til he retired to become a con- sultant five years ago. He was executive director of the comparable organization in the United States from 1919 until 1930. Before Dr. Hincks began his life-long crusade, mental illness was branded a shameful dis- ease with little hope apparent came to collecting money. At a Montreal luncheon, his fellow diners -- all millionaires -- heard him speak for only three minutes before deciding to pledge $100,000. A stranger on a train who heard Dr. Hincks describe his profession gave him a $3,000 cheque before they parted. department of psychology, he talked the doctors into raising $12,000, sought investment ad- vice and six months later the money had increased up to BORN IN ST. MARY'S Born in St. Mary's, Ont., north of London, he graduated in medicine from the University ; NOW OPEN! COLONIAL RESTAURANT TORONTO (CP) --Dr. Clar-|duced weeks - long attacks of|for its victims. Once he criticized Manitoba's|f Toronto in 1907. In 1915, he), ~° Charming | French Lenya TA Orders ence Meredith Hincks, 79,|moodiness, pioneered the men-| By helping raise more than|mental institutions, then met|WaS appointed psychiatrist to|. 5 Erkan ea ee father of mental health organ-|tal health field alone more than/$500,000,000 across the contin-|the province's pre.nier and per- Toronto's department of public) 10 Bond St. W. izations in North America, died|50 years ago. ent, he helped to improve treat- d him to spend $2,250,000/health. We in hospital Thursday of cancer| He was founder and later the|ment methods to such an extent/on them. In 1917, he opened his first 723-6021 of the liver. head of the Canadian Mental|that he later said 75 per cent} When Yale University tried to|psychiatric clinic in Canada Dr. Hincks, who suffered him-|Health Association -- formerly|of mental patients could have/hire away a team of doctors|with Dr. C. D. Clarke, super- self after the age of 16 from ajthe National Committee for|their health restored. Dr. Hincks had recruited forjintendent of the Toronto Gen- recurring neurosis that pro-i|Mental Hygiene--from 1918 un-! He was persuasive when it'the new University of Toronto'era! Hospital. Massive new front bumper blends with Pontiac's new twin grille. New wider track gives a road-hugging look and adds to handling stability. New sleek, sculptured body sides emphasize Pontiac's new, longer and lower look. Front doors are wider and door sills lower for easier entry. '65 Pontiac Sport Coupe models feature new fast-back roof styling. Gives Pontiac the smooth rakish lines so enviously admired rr CITY HONORS KING Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., civil rights leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner, receives the City of New York's Medallion of honor yes- terday. Mayor Robert P. Wag- ner makes presentation in ceremony at City Hall in New York. Next to King is his wife. --(AP Wirephoto) | Chamber's Tax Plea Cautious OTTAWA (CP) -- A note of| caution Thursday tempered the Chamber of Commerce's usual pre-budget plea for tax cuts. The chamber left no doubt in its submission to Finance Min- ister Gordon that it wants re- ductions in both personal and// corporation income taxes, roughly equivalent to the U.S. cuts last year. But the brief added: "It is recognized that to ob- tain optimum benefit for the economy action upon this step should be timed with due atten- tion to the degree of strength being registered vol business capital programs and in other * sectors of the economy." The Quality Goes In But Thursday's submission| Before The Name Goes On said indications of a further x : ; , AT * 1965 step-up in capital spending, 9 s WILLIAMS' Electronics while encouraging, "have also raised questions about the pos- "Oshawa's -- ZENITH Color Television » - dealer § § THE GIFT SHE OPENS FIRST Will Come From 3 / i; Ci LADIES WEAR Oshawa Shopping Centre There's extra room in the '65 Pontiac. More stretch-out space for the whole family. Extra hip room and flatter floor add to comfort. You get even more useable luggage space in the new Pontiac trunk ...a full 19.2 cubic feet. New. recessed taillights are beautifully Pontiac, Pontiac's new curved windows add a grace- ful styling touch to the sculptured body lines, give you and your passengers extra shoulder room. Pontiac has a new chassis for '65. A perimeter frame that puts a ring-of- steel around the car for extra strength, THE HANDCRAFTED COLOR TV In every way...excitingly new. '65 Pontiac sibility of an unduly rapid rate of capital expansion, at least in some sectors of the economy." The executive council also raised these points: --Some areas of market "tightness" plus recent labor negotiations and settlements "have given rise to an in- creasing concern about the possibility of renewed pres- sures on costs and profit mergins." | --Demand for Canadian ex- | jorts in overseas markets | ad clearly begun to moder- | ate. i --There has been widespread | discussion of a late-1965 slow- ing down in the rate of North A contemporary model -- designed to fit per- fectly with any modern setting. MODEL T2020W .... 379.95 American economic expan- sion; this may bring a note of caution in business and consumer spending plans. The chamber said these fac-| tors suggest a need for alert-| ness and careful assessment of| the balance of economic forces | and argue for a flexible ap-| proach to the general lines of | monetary and fiscal policy. 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