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esp Peg Mpeg erty gue eter Sty Seem Re tet YE EERIE AE Hy tere ane tally peep ye ee weoapaellig 2 ' 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, September 22, 1966 7 exchange of teachers of other} ing, and payment of travel, The CEA proposals were to subjects should also be inves-| expenses. during the tigated. The CEA estimated it would] three-day conference by the 800 gram would be aimed at language teachers, Teacher Swap Program This Buick Wildcat two- door sport coupe illustrates the new rooflines, emphasiz- ing the fastback appear ance, on 1967 Buick hard- tops. All 1967 Buicks have undergone major restyling. Wildcat, Le Sabre and Elec- tra 225 all have new bodies featuring an attractive new side appearance with a con- tored line that sweeps from front fender to rear bump- er. A special effort has been made to give each 1967. Buick series its BUICK'S NEW WILDCAT SPORTS COUPE own horizontal grille and, as an option, an entirely new side treatment of simulated wood grain panelling. Be- brake-equipped models) to a manual or automatic Four- Season climate control air conditioning system. Six engines range from a 160- hp V6 to a new 430 cu, in., By DENNIS BELL VANCOUVER (CP) -- Can- ada's 10 provincial education ministers Wednesday unani- mously endorsed a Canadian Education Association proposed to conduct a large - scale ex- change of teachers between mother, Mrs. William Moffatt of Winnipeg, said. Ratcliffe's daughter, Kimber- ley, 8, lives with his former wife, Mrs. Jeannette Ratcliffe, in Winnipeg. His: mother and_ stepfather, who had not heard from him in 'months, and his half-sister, Beth Moffatt, came to Kansas City to return him to Winni- peg. Ratcliffe was a sports writer for the Winnipeg Free Press be- fore leaving in October, 1960, to Endorsed By Ministers Wnglish and French Canada a 1967 centennial project. The ministers gave approval in principle to the scheme for lowing two days of closed ses- sions on inter - provincial ed- ucation problems, held in con- junction with the CEA's 43 annua! convention which endsj here Friday. Other. resolutions approved| include a proposal to. form ministers' committee to stud! aspects of inter - provincial c: operation on education and an- other calling for increased fed. eral aid to the provinces for education. The teachers' exchange pi ject was outlined in a brief su mitted by the CEA to the min- isters' standing committee education. "The exchange of teache join the London Free Press sports department, between the two principal eth nic groups is bound to promote curtain cultural unity," the CEA said in its brief. "We believe that a teacher with a French cultural back- ground could bring--to and back from--an English environ- ment knowledge and personal impressions that would foster --Creation of a special fund to support the project to be maintained by grants from the provincial governments and with possible financial participation from the federal department of citizenship, --Payment of a cost of living allowance of up to $500 an- nually to. teachers 'depending ed cost approximately $45,000 to ey pore EXHIBITION on varying standards of liv- respect, understanding and co- operation between the two groups. "This would appiy equally to teachers with an English cul- tural background who spend a year or two in a French school." The brief recommended: Appointment of a perma- nent exchange co - ordination officer by the CEA to work out details with provincial and local school board officials. --Recognition of teaching cer- tificates issued by one prov- ince as valid in another. Though the exchange pro- sides important new safety features -- such as the GM- developed energy - absorb- ing steering column which telescopes up to 8% inches --as standard equipment on. all models, Buick offers a host of equipment options ranging from front wheel disc brakes (for power Family Claims Mystery Man KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)--A 28-year-old Canadian carnival worker collapsed at a hotel in mearby Independence July 7, suffering from a stroke. Last Thursday he was finally able to tell someone his name and where he lived. He leaves Kansas City today with his fam- ily, heading for home in -Win- nipeg. John James Ratcliffe had been at the hotel about a week when he suffered a stroke. When the ambulance arrived, he had no money and no iden- tification. He couldn't speak or write. He wss taken to Independence Hospital and two days later rec- ommended as a patient under the St. Luke's Hospital Founda- tion for Medical Education and Finally, with therapy and time, he began to recover some use of his stricken body and was able to say some words. Two workers at the hospital who had befriended him, Miss Jackie Landall, 20, a ward clerk, and John R. Brown, 19, an orderly, were the first who understood that his name is Ratcliffe. "When we didn't get a card for his daughter's birthday, I realized there must be some- thing wrong with him," his Research. The foundation pays half the costs for 25 beds at St. Luke's, a Kansas City hospital. The "teaching patients," as they are called, pay only what they can afford. Interns and resi- dents help cere for them as part! of their training. In Ratcliffe's case, we eet tal even paid his hotel bill. USE SPECIALISTS a dozen specialists ex- amined Ratcliffe. 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