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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, 'Tweedey, July 26, 1966 To Qualify For OTTAWA (CP) -- To qualify for any or all of the proposed $30-a-month supplement to the old age pension, pensioners probably will have to file in- come tax returns regardless of their taxable income, Health Minister MacEachen hints that this will be the ap- proach adopted by the govern- ment to decide who will qualify for income support under the government's plan for a guar- anteed annual income of $105 a month. Writing in Liberal Action, a publication of the Ontario Lib- eral party, Mr. MacKachen|~ says the guaranteed minimum- income approach has the advan: tage that "it can be adopted without subjecting beneficiaries to the various tests which, rightly or wrongly have as- sumed odious connotations to} persons receiving assistance." 'This degrading process can be avoided quite simply by hav- ing persons fill out income tax forms, whether they have tax- Tax Retums May Be Needed Supplement "Then if the person's gross in-. come from all sources were less than the guaranteed minimum, he would automatically be en- titled to supplementary pay- ments." Mr. MacKachen also supports the idea that the guaranteed minimum «inc om e approach could be tested on old age pen- sioners as a forerunner to a guaranteed minimum income for all Canadians, The minister's statements are included in a review by him of a new book, The Guaranteed Income, by Robert Theobald. KENYATTA AILING NAIROBI (AP) = President Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya has been advised to rest at home following a week-long illness, Dr. 'Njoroge Mungai, his phy- sician, reported Monday night. |Mungai, who has been treating the 75-year-old president, gave no indication of the nature of Kenyatta's illness but recently Kenyatta was noticed to be able income or not, limping slightly. ACCEPT RAISE an HAMILTON (CP)--Hamilton policemen voted Monday in fa- vor of a 15-per-cent wage in- crease during the next two years, A new contract with the Hamilton Police Commission also includes a $25 increase in the $200 clothing allowance and four weeks holidays after 20 years. First - class constables currently earn $6,000 CHANDELIERS IMPOSING world are eight hung in 1953 in University of Moscow, weighing 2.5 tons, THE GREATEST HIGH ADVENTURE 'EVER FILMED! COLUMBIA PICIURES presents GREGORY PECK The largest chandeliers in the|¢ the central lecture hall of the|> each|? EG TTT, THE BILTMORE has closed its door | for a complete renovation. Watch For The Grand Opening of the new Odeon in early August 3 eh Ls Te et tehe hebas TOP SINGING ARTISTS -- Songs and Girls The immortal Hank Willams a "THREE WITH 90 YEARS OF SERVICE of officials where they re- Peter Deren, of Olive Ave., ceived engraved watches in a 22-year employee; E. N, honor of their work for the Lewis, plant manager, mak- company. Left to right are: ing the presentations; John , =e _ Sereda, of Vimy Age. a 36- a legend. DAVID NIVEN usu 1 | Aves again Sings Again if pois ANTHONY QUINN p Cheatin Heart, > Gre 5 | Asthur HAMILTON: OLIVER: BUTTONS: O'CONNELL year employee; and John Simcoe of Banting Ave., who first started work for Fittings in 1934. --Oshawa Times Photo Three. long-time employ- ees of Fittings Limited re- tired recently are shown _above at a Plant gathering ENTERTAINMENT BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Cleared On Bad Driving Brings Jail Lawyer Joseph Victor scored a small victory in Oshawa court Monday during a case in which his client, 26-year-old Edward Schwartz, 324 Oshawa Blvd. §., Oshawa was charged with hav- ing beer in a public place. Oshawa Constable Ross testi- fied after he stopped Schwartz, the driver of a car, to ask for identification, Schwartz put the bottle of beer he had in his hand on the floor beside him. This bottle and another one found in the car were admitted in court as evidence, But Mr. Victor said the crown any beer. Magistrate Jermyn would give Schwartz, pleaded not guilty, the benefit of the doubt and dismiss the charge. But on two further charges of impaired driving and of driving while under suspension, | to which Schwartz pleaded not said he guilty, the court registered con-| victions, Const. Ross. testified he stopped Schwartz for driving very slowly with only his park- ing lights on, Schwartz was sent to jail for three months for impaired driv- ing, his third impaired: charge, and 30 days concurrent for driving while under suspension, Magistrate Jermyn said he was levying the minimum fine "That's the only help I can offer. The rest is up to you." The magistrate's sentence in- cluded a recommendation that Schwartz be admitted to the Alec Brown Institute in Mimico. SISTURBANCE Ivan Kehoe, 374 Eulalie Ave., Oshawa was fined a total of $125 with no time 40 days after pleading guilty to causing a disturbance and to having beer in a public place Police testified while in the process of stopping two youths fighting outside the Lancaster | Hotel an officer was kneed and| kicked, Kehoe said it was the other! PROGRAM APPROVED KINGSTON (CP) -- Kingston} General Hospital has received approval from the Ontario Hos | pital Services Commission to expand its kidney program using an artificial kid ney unit designed and devel- oped here this year, it was an- nounced Monday, The hospital now will be able to treat pa- tients whose kidneys have been permanently damaged by ease or injury, The kidney ma chine cleans and removes waste products from the blood had} failed to prove they contained) who had} to pay, or} Beer Charge youth who struck the officer, but Magistrate Jermyn that didn't make it any lic was to be deplored, | SUSPENSION ] { An Oshawa man who kept driving after he was involved in a rear-end collision with an- other car was fined $100 or 15 days and barred from driving for six months. Tadensz Nijemiec, 205 Gren- fell St. pleaded guilty to failing to remain at the scene of an accident, Police testified Njemiec ran into a car that was turning) left from Simcoe St. S. onto the 401 cut-off then drove off fast up Simcoe St YOUTH JAILED A youth who pleaded guilty| to having liquor as a minor |was jailed for 30 days as he was already serving a_ sus- pended sentence for break, en- ter and theft. Alan Anthony, 20, 128 Sum- mer St., Oshawa pleaded guilty. LIQUOR CHARGES Eighteen-year-old David Les- lie, 719 Cypress Ave., Oshawa was fined $50 with no time to pay or 10 days after pleading guilty to having liquor as a minor. | Police testified Leslie threw) a beer bottle out of the car he} was sitting in, | Wayne Chalmers, 20, 458 Montrose Ave., Oshawa was fined $50 or 10 days after plead- ing guilty to consuming liquor as a minor Ronald Burr, 35, Oakwood Ave., Toronto was fined $10 or 10 days after pleading guilty to being drunk in a public place Ruto Safety Bill Passes . WASHINGTON commerce said| U.S. House of Representatives | less|@PProved Monday a strength-|strengthened version of a sep- serious and that fighting in pub- ened auto safety bill covering|arate tire safety bill passed by [new and used cars and requir- ithe Senate March 29. | treatment! 'WALK TALL' ALL COLOR SHOW PLUS dis-} pe suRE TO mass OSH Deadline for En ENTER Telephone ENTER CONTEST Vv al ud bi e AWA FAIR" prizes rants Aug: ~ NOW t jing federal standards starting |with 1968 models. The vote was 26 to 0, Besides bringing in used |cars, the measure goes beyond the bill passed unanimously by the Senate last month in assur- (AP) ~The|ing that all cars, buses and committee of the trucks are covered. The bill also contains a FEATURE TODAY: FEATURE SHOWN DAILY AT: 2:10 - 4:30 - 6:55 - 9:15 NOW PLAYING TIMES: 1:05 - 3:45 - 6:25-9:10 AIR CONDITIONED - ------) 4 When you can buy a Vauxhall Viva for less than $1800* any day of the year... 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PHONE 668-5846 THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LIMITED H. DICK PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED | 266 KING ST, W., OSHAWA, ONT. er 723-4364 Be sure to see "The Fugitive" Mondoys at 8:00 P.M, -- 'The Red Skelton Show" Tuesdoys at 8:00 P.M, -- and "Telescope" Thursdays at 9:30 P.M, on Channel 6 Com In PANAVISION? rr ENDS TODAY MR. MOSES VLL TAKE SWEDEN OSHAWA DRIVE-IN NOW SHOWING SEE iT AGAIN AND AGAIN. with that Supercalifragilistic wo JULIE ANDREWS - "DICK VAN DYKE _ KIDS 'UNO FREE ar Ailend by UUM VTA Ditton etme. 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