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PrP tal Insur-|for the aged and that the gov- WA TIMES, Wednesday, Febru 1, 1ver * LJ . _ | RereTg YWosP! , 14 THE OSHA nosey; Febranry 1, Select Committee On A TN Cyl2r¢2, Zoverase, be extended tojernment pay the full capita enable the aged to be cared for|and operating costs of geriatric | NE 2 ® L P ® J either in hospitals or nursing|clinics established by non-profit PRAGUI s bad homes until they are able to re-| organizations. family que Disinterest, anguage Tl e Will Recommend Housing ro home. | --That all hearing-aid com-, Czechoslov | --That the Ontario Medical|panies and their salesmen be PPR OAT foot croc bd d oes © ee TORONTO (CP)--The Globe|port discloses' that about a third| Services Insurance Plan provide |!icensee. 4 @ FREE DELIVERY es its m in e c1ien 1 1C 1810n and Mail says the legislature's\|of the elderly families and half|free drugs, hearing aids, dental) --That the government in- On Any Order Over A Dollar narlans PI select committee on aging will|the elderly single people in the|care and optical services, in-jcrease from 30 to 50 per cent And Introducing "George's Special hosing sev LONDON (CP) ---Apparent disinterest and language pride impinged Tuesday on an occa- 'sion intended as a triumphant vindication of scientific vision over prejudice in teaching chil- dren to read. » The occasion was publication of a report showing that young children instructed in Sir James Pitman's 44 - character Initial Teaching Alphabet before switching to the conventional 26-letter alphabet are more pro- ficient than those who use only the traditional system through- out the learning stage. reports obtained in advance of the press conference. Viscount Eccles, former edu- cation minister, addressed the Canadian reporter on the im- portance of establishing English las a world language and the way Pitman's alphabet could make English easier for for- eigners. Eccles argued that the English-speaking movement has special significance in Canada, where "the French are trying to get home rule." APPLIES TO FRENCH Pitman, perhaps embarrassed by the attempt to make his to have the alphabet ready for our conference in August at Montreal." The Initial Teaching Alphabet Foundation of the United States is organizing a world confer- ence on the Pitman system for Aug. 9-15 at McGill University. The Pitman system aims to ease the process of learning with an alphabet in which each character always has the same sound. For example, the vari- ous sounds of five standard vowels are represented by 15 different characters in Pitman's alphabet. Teachers at the press conference said switching to the recommend that the provincial government undertake a crash program, of housing for elderly persons--but the committee's chairman said Tuesday night the newspaper's report sounded like "supposition" to him. Alex Carruthers, Progressive Conservative member of the legislature for Durham, said the committee's report still is "in the process of being final- ized" and is '"'only just being assembled." Mr. Carruthers said he could not yet give any date by which the report would be presented to the legislature other than that province are facing problems in|Cluding repairs to dentures and|jits grants for the construction finding decent housing at rea- spectacles, to all subscribers|of day centres for elderly peo- sonable cost. tig 4 on ee ag and that ME aiagdoid grants ' ' of doctor, dentist or geriatric|to cover operating costs. Piso Sn ae oe clinic. : : --That an Ontario institute on institute a crash program | of |. Phat all hospitals which are|aging be established as Crown senior citizens' housing to elim- big enough have special wards corporation. | Pasta AlForno °@ Cabbage Rolls Now Under New Management The Town and Country 15 Bond St. E. 723-1821 inate all waiting lists for ac- commodation by 1970. The Globe and Mail says the report urges the OHC to buy existing apartment buildings and to make the accommoda- tion available to elderly at sub- sidized rates. It says the committee has prepared a 27-page report mak- ing 44 wide - ranging recom- -- -- STARTS TODAY! -- -- WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS! Best Screen Pley » Onl: orter turned up| .j i ish- n ij eres at py ey conference for foreign pai ei ef net hd ppm conventional alphabet at a later The yg be a "fairly early| mendations which could provide Best Movie Score correspondents in a committee|>Peos ve aa Y|stage is accomplished with sur-|°4.\ ; the foundation of a government Th t Vi Thi pao Best Cinematography. Color PLI Seems Ot the House of Lords a, gute pee cigy prising ease. bes Sa ee ike poet 4° |Program for the provincial elec- Fane SUOry © Vago Best Art Direction, Color ij j pers : tel zed, i i x Mo Pitman and nine other experts} for French. TRY IN CANADA he said in a telegram interview|"°" ©xPected this year. a man torn between 7 te se Inve ny a lin at eet ee ct ereat benelit| In Canada, a 1964 survey|from his home at Garden Hill, CALLS FOR CHANGES Best Costume Design, Color : B in helping English-speaking peo-|showed 405 pupils in 14 schools| Ont. The newspaper listed among) i H ' hen ogre soe Rg ple to learn French. We hopelacross the country trying out| The Globe and Mail says the|the report's recommendations: his love for his wife ha a a een --_-- a the new alphabet. The most|committee, which has been| --That if a Welfare' officer y ritish newspapers publishe sophisticated Canadian experi-|studying problems of the aged|determines that needs of a per- and the passionate greccenees Labor Hoodwinked Teamsters Charge HAMILTON (CP) -- The Teamsters' union, charging that the labor movement is being hoodwinked by the Rand com- mission on labor disputes in Ontario, says it will boycott commission hearings. The union's Ontario joint council has decided not to make any submission to the commis- sion, Ray Taggart, president of the commission would investi- Could Cut Film Cost | OTTAWA (CP)--The cost of |producing television programs jin Canada could be cut sharply if more Canadian shows were sold to foreign networks, the Commons broadcasting co m- mittee was told Tuesday. The Association of Canadian Television and Radio Artists said the CBC and CTV networks ment by 12 specialists, includ- ing educationist S. R. MacKin- non of Simon Fraser Univer- sity, Burnaby, B.C., author of How Do Children Learn To Read MacKinnon notes the value of the British experiment as one means of encouraging an easier transition to written language among children, but adds that it does not claim to have proved the new alphabet is the most effective teaching medium. Further work on simplication and innovation is needed, Mac- for the last three years also will recommend sharply increased government grants for institu- tions for the aged. The newspaper says the re- son over 65 exceed the $105 a month provided by the Canada Assistance Plan, the province and tender Lara...told should provide supplementary payments. against the flaming kK would amount to $200,000,000 JRO PAO AO OK background of revolution. METRO-GOLDWYN- MAYER PRESENTS Special Attention To Theatre Parties SEAT + * + x + * + *« + the International Brotherhood of|spent nearly $20,000,000 last|Kinnon says. He warns that ex-| IRM Teamsters, said in a statement.|year to buy American TV se-|Perimentation might be re-|IB% HELD re) E : ACARLO PONTI A He said the commission is|ries, but did not even try to|Placed by crusading on behalf x Vv R 4 PRODUCTION STO nothing but a sounding board|sell Canadian programs in re-|°f @ Particular system and thus Be OF LI for anti-labor propaganda. turn. undermine further advances in * D AN Instead of being lulled into) ACTRA said in a brief that,|education and language. * re) i AVID TERR thinking a royal commission|with the recent sale of the *« ® an would solve its problems, the|Wojeck series to a British net- . « > LEAN S labor movement should promote| work, the CBC showed that it iTe Pee x + JEAN more joint meetings, picket-line|can produce "a filmed series 'N:DoOR = Be x ewman > FILM SEBERG demonstrations and support for|of superior quality and of ap- OUT-DOOR Fale x * Mer enions faced with injunctions peal to audiences all over the e fh d . OF BORIS PASTERNAKS , james ing strikes. world." "These are the things that un-| The large purchases of Ameri- New Showing t * beh + Mon fon members understand andjcan series should be used as a ADMITTANCE *« > : 7 -- pod ge si a Ss pet be ag to aries Qiang 4 THE CHECKERS + Be ers @ promoting," he|U.S. networks to buy Canadian Lcdecrodabe rokustis 2 Beanies saa said. series or specials, ACTRA Pres'| SD EAR Jouw? | ge Ml | GERALDINE CHAPLIN - JULIE CHRISTIE : Mr. Taggart called on unions|/ident Henry Comor argued. + - ' to reappraise what had hap-| His group, a union represent- -- PLUS -- * Rock and Roll + TOM COURTENAY - ALEC GUINNESS RESERVED SEATS NOW AT BOX-OFFICE OR BY MAIL Fra pened since demonstrations|ing about 4,300 actors, perform- * > SIOBHAN RALPH ICHARDS ON -- 4 at of peng in pi) SS and bik YESTERDAY, * ye MCKENNA « Rl Box Office Open Daily 12 - 9 P.M. poo strikes at Oshawa and Peter-|called for large increases in : borough eary fast year." [public support oS CBC and TODAY, - : ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY & SAT. AFTERNOON =f OMAR SHARIF iasztavacol ROD STEIGER Eves. 8:30 P.M. -- Mats. Sat. & a2 6 ( "We were led to believe by|in Canadian programming. INGHAM songen ORCH. the provincial government at| The brief recommended an- TOMORROW * * RITATUSHI se ROBERT BOLT EVES, SUN. thru, SAT. $2.00 $2.25 yg Pg | af the es: nual government grants of $10 Box Office Opens : THE HOTEL , owecreo 1) A\/|[) LEAN PAT ERT OS 1.50 1.75 FT ee aot hint er neni es tae 7:00 P.M. k ff || IN PANAVISION® AND METROCOLOR MAT. GIN, ios 200 2.28 * + gate the fairness or unfairness this year compared with actual of the use of injunctions in labor disputes. | grants of about $115,000,000 and Feature Begins et 7:30 P.M. loans of about $30,000,000. PK IKI III IDA IIA AISA IAA. > For Information Phone 725-5833 -- 725-5562 KARN'S ANNUAL SAMERA CLEARANCE STARTS TOMORROW at 9 A.M. ... 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