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A mother and her three children as they debarked from an airliner at Logan 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, June 9, 1967 MIDDLE EAST EVACUEES International Airport in Bos- ton on a flight from Beirut, Lebanon. The flight carried evacuees from the Middle East. (AP Wirephoto) BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Minors' Drinking Concerns Magistrate Harry Jermyn PICKERING -- "There is al- together too much of this type of thing," said Magistrate H. M. Jermyn here Thursday as he dealt with five cases of minors drinking while under the age of 21. fined $50 and costs or 15 days Pleading guilty to the charge, in jail. John Barrett, 19, of Pickering, was fined $100 and costs or 21 days in jail. On a charge of causing a disturbance by fight- ing in public, he was fined $25 and costs or 14 days in jail. He was told bail had been set. pleaded guilty to both charges. The other district youths con- victed on charges of drinking under the age of 21 years were Gregory Hackett, Roddy Polich- kov, Donald Vassiladis and John B. Walker. They were each Charged driving while his ability was impaired and failing to remain at the scene of an accident, Michael Church was remanded to July 20. The court Company Will Slash Prices On New Color TV Models By THE CANADIAN PRESS Peter Munk, president of Clairtone Sound Corp. Ltd. of Toronto, said Thursday the firm will slash prices on some of its 1968 color television models by up to $50. Mr. Munk was commenting in an interview on price reductions d by large factur- ers in the U.S. on new lines, ranging up to $30 on 18-inch models. Clairtone's complete price structure will be announced when the firm unveils its new lines in New York June 26, he said. Sales of color TV sets in Can- ada this year have lagged be- hind forecasts. Last fall, it was predicted that 1967 sales would reach 165,000 . units--an estimate now revised to 140,000. Swimmer Surfaces After 15 Hrs. Under VILLEFRANCHE, France (Reuters)--American swimmer Mary Margaret Revell today abandoned her attempt to live under the sea for 72 hours in a Mediterranean bay, surfacing after slightly more than 15 hours. Miss Revell plunged into the Mediterranean here in a skin- tight rubber suit Thursday in an attempt to stay underwater for three days and become the world's first aquanaut. She was testing man's ability to adapt to a completely dif- ferent environment and also aimed at carrying out biologi- cal research at a special work area about one mile from her living base. The 29 - year - old swimmer from: Shafter, Calif., a onetime polio victim, assembled equip- ment worth $33,000 and a team of underwater experts for the| : experiment. Miss Revell gave up because of cold and fatigue following the| : failure of two parts of the ex- perimental equipment. Her face mask put painful Pressure on her jaw and a specially - designed hot - water bed in which she was to have slept did not keep her warm. RUNS IN THE FAMILY LONDON (CP) -- Tucker told a London court he was quite capable of identifying a man who stole his wallet, even after drinking 40 bottles of Irish stout. The astonished judge said: "Surely you must be dead. It must be your ghost we 'are looking at." Tucker said drinking capacity "runs in the family'. A. E. JOHNSON, 0.D. OPTOMETRIST 14% King St. East 723-2721 George] : C. A. Pollock, chairman of Do- minion Electrohome Industries Ltd. Kitchener, said his com- pany has to remain competitive! but has no plans to follow the' price-slashing trend in t he U.S. "We have to have volume to be properly productive, and the volume of production is being in- hibited .by an additional 27 per cent levied on the manufactur- ers' prices by sales and excise taxes." He said U.S. TV makers can cut prices because they do not have such taxes. RCA Victor Co. Ltd., of Mont- real, declined comment on next year's price structure. RCA's parent company, Radio Cor- poration of America, is one U.S. firm to announce lower prices. After suggesting retail prices of $399.95 on the low end of its 18-inch color line, the company cut its price to $369.95. The price of color TV sets in Canada is about $700 for 19-inch models and $850 for 22 - inch models. Extra large models range as high as $3,000. FyliPanel Needed In Supreme Court OTTAWA (CP) --(\The Su- preme Court of Canada should Thursday the provincial govern- equal pay for equal work. Byron, Ont., award has not been passed on to other mental hospitals. spending estimates. ton said the principle of equal hospitals, aides and attendants similar work. look after women patients while men. government is splitting hairs be- Government Accused Of Equal Pay Act Breach TORONTO (CP)--Ken Bryden,cause it does not want to pay (NDP--Toronto Woodbine) said|the women as much as the men. He also said the government ment has "resisted every at-jshould pay its cleaning women tempt" to give civil servants|"a living wage." Some recently received an in- Aides and attendants at the|crease of $25 a year to bring Children's Psychiatric Institute,|their annual salary to $2,416,70. won equal pay|The increase, he. said, was just after taking their case to court,j/enough to pay for a boost in he told the legislature, but the|transportation fares, Mr. MacNaughton argued that the rates are 25 to 30 cents an He spoke during considera-|hour higher than those paid by tion of civil service department! industries in this area. The rates range from $1.62 an hour to Treasurer Charles MacNaugh-| $2.06. In addition, he said, cleaners pay applies to all classifications|are paid for 2714 hours a week of civil servants. In the case of}when they actually work 24%. The NDP critic objected to a often cannot agree among them.-|recently-implemented system of selves if they are performing|paying civil servants every two. weeks instead of twice a month. Aides, who are female, help|\SAYS PAY DELAYED Under the old system~em- attendants, male, look after the|/ployees will be two weeks be- hind in their pay when the fiscal Mr. Bryden argued that thelyear ends March 31, 1968. They will catch up when they OTTAWA (CP) -- A _ parlia- words: for O Canada, the na- tional anthem. At an organization meeting Thursday, the joint female, a tenor, soprano, altso or classical pianist. not tackle any constitutional cases without the full panel of nine judges in attendance, Stephen R. Mitchell of the political science department of the University of Calgary said Thursday. In a study of the court's activities since the right of ap- peals to the privy council was abolished, Mr. Mitchell argued that the practice of seven and five - man panels in constitu- tional cases must be regarded as very dubious practice. : The full panel should also hear all capital cases and the court should never act with less than seven. He also recom- mended that any case, in which there is more than one dissent- ing opinion, should be reheard by the full panel, He told the annual meeting of of the Canadian Political Science Association that the predictable voting pattern of the judges could leave the dis- appointed litigant with the feel- ing "that his loss was due more to the luck of the draw than to the merits of his case." Prospects Good For Export Goal OTTAWA (CP)--Trade Minis- ter Winters says it is likely Canada will reach this year's $11,250,000,000 export goal. He told the Commons trade and economic affairs committee Thursday that first-quarter ex- ports of $500,000,000 represent a 17-per-cent increase over trade during the same period last year. The increase came despite "slower economic growth this year in some of our principal export markets, particularly in the United States and the Eu- ropean Economic Community." GUARDS FOR GUARDS OSLO, Norway (AP) -- King Olav's palace has no fences around it and is so accessible that people can stroll right up to the front door. Recently palace guardsman complained of being pestered at their cere- monials by beatniks, and police have been posted to guard the Mr. Winters told the commit- tee, which was beginning study of his department's spending estimates for the 1967-68 fiscal year, that there is a possibility the export goal will be ex- ceeded. "This would represent a cred- ible showing in a year charac- terized by significantly slower growth in world trade as a guards, whole." It is light, full-flavoured, in a distinctive decanter I Chic Girl Soldiers), look as chic, as war in the/c desert will allow, Israel's right behind the frontline troops in the Middle East war. corps. The girls made an in- valuable contribution blitzkrieg in Sinai and the con- dio and telephone operators. They also belong to fighting units, but serve only in auxili- ary capacities. conquered areas of Sharm: el Professional Help Sought ToSelect'O Canada' Words It just told clerk R. E. mentary committee is going to| Thomas to find someone who is hire a singer-pianist, or both, to| bilingual and has a knowledge help it select an official set of|of metre. A file of 355 new lyrics or al- terations to the current ones have been received since it was Senate-|@nnounced last December that Commons committee did not|4 Committee would deal with say whether it wants a male,|the words. The committee plans to get i -tonk| down to the hard work of mak- or bass, or a jazz, honky-tonk ing & choles this fall ADOPT MUSIC Parliament earlier this year opted the committee's rec- is rs ommendation that the music of Behind Front Line!o canada, them, and God Save the Queen, TEL AVIV (AP)--Trying to|the royal anthem, became offi- the national an- ial. A proclamation to this effect shapely girl soldiers have been|is expected by or on July 1. O Canada lyrics now in com- mon use are the French ver- "They call them 'chen' for|Sion by Sir Adolphe Routhier 'charm,' " said Col, Stella Levi,| 47d the English one by Robert commander of the women's| Stanley Weir. The Routhier and the English to the|one by Robert Stanley Weir. The Routhier lyrics have been quest of the Jordanian bulge|POPular in Quebec since they west of the Jordan River--as|Were written in 1880 while the secretaries, field nurses and ra-| Weir lyrics emerged after 1908 --_ a host of English ver- s ions. The committee has a number of alternatives before it, includ. ing adopti f The Israeli girls were in the ities, ee However, there is pressure Sheikh, Egypt, and Jericho, Jor-|for change in the En lish ver- dan, today. Most are 18 to 20/sion to remove the Tepetliiva year olds doing their 20 months] phrase--'We stand on guard of compulsory military service,| for thee." retire or quit, but in the mean- time they are providing the gov- ernment with "interest - free loans."" Mr. MacNaughton said the system was worked out in ne- gotiations with the Civil Service Association. Eddie Sargent (L -- Grey North) promised to buy "' a bot- tle of the product" for the per- son who found a Liberal work- ing in a government liquor store. Liquor Control Board of On- tario employees are hired "by SHOUTING MATCH A shouting match broke out during the night session after Mr. Bryden presented a case for two civil servants fired just before their 12 months of proba- tion expired. He called the firings 'unfair' and suggested "'it should be pos- sible to assess the capabilities and performance of an em- ployee in a month or two." House Leader Leslie Rown- tree accused Mr. Bryden of presenting only one side of the cases' and said it was an NDP failing to champion a cause without checking the facts. "You don't care a damn" about accuracy, Mr. Rowntree said. Mr. Bryden then questioned whether "'the house leader is fit to be in the house." "What do you mean by that?" Mr. Rowntree asked.. He re- ceived no answer. Liberal Leader Robert Nixon said the specifics of the cases should have been brought be- fore the legislature's committee on. government commis- sions where witnesses could be called. JUSTIFIES ACTION But Mr. Bryden was justified in bringing the cases up in the house because the government had denied the opposition an op- portunity to quiz the Civil Serv- ice Commission in committee, he said. Mr. Bryden said a civil serv- ant hired on probation for a year now "has no right to raise a grievance over dismissal." "He can be fired for any rea- son or for no reason and without any reason being given, and he has no redress of any kind whatever." Mr. MacNaughton said griev- ance procedures were worked out with the Civil Service Asso- ciation, After six months an em- ployee on probation is entitled to file a grievance regarding conditions of employment only. The treasurer said an em- ployee would not be fired with- out good reason. The house approved the civil service department's spending estimate of $1,780,000 for the although several th d women reservists up to age 34 have been on active duty this week. Col. Levy said in an interview that her officers did nothing to discourage the girls from show- Col. Levy admitted she was skirts a little above the knee/3 length required by regulation.|s "But we will not accept all the dictates of Carnaby Street." Mail Inquiries Increase Seen TORONTO (CP) -- Tourism ing feminine charm. '"'It raises| Minister James Auld said Thurs- morale," Col. Levy said. The|day his department has ex- fiscal year ending March 31, 1968. Grandma Gives Good Advice on Diarrhea "Don't ever believe there's nothing you can do when someone in the family has an annoying attack of Dierthee." sere "Amazons in uniform" image of|perienced a startling increase the Chen Corps is definitely out.|this year in mail inquiries from In the age of the mini-skirt,| would-be visitors to Ontario. |F He told the legislature 96,000 lenient to girls who raised their|letters were received up to May 1, compared with 69,500 in the} ame period last year. The response was 'beyond anything we anticipated." years brings such quick relief. Formulated from gentie-acting roots and herbs, Dr. Fowler's Extract clears up distressing symptoms of cramps, nausea and intestinal upsets--quickly, gently, oftecti Ask for Dr. FOWLER'S ively. Extract of Wild Strawberry. 63-4 their political stripe," he said.| ? Padre Br. 43. June 18th... Church, Stevenson Rd. N. NATIONAL VETERANS WEEK ALL VETERANS Wear your Service Badge Branch 43 Canadian Legion has arranged the following events. June 11th... 11 A.M. -- Special Church service at St. Mark's Anglican for branch members. Rev. Woolcock, or Attend your own church on this day to pray for our missing comrades. June 11th . - . 1:00 P.M. -- Wreath-laying ceremony at the Cenotaph, Memorial Park. June 12th -- Evening visit to our new hall. Open House for all veterans. June 13th -- Regular meeting . . . Ladies Auxiliary. June 14th & 15th -- Open House for Veterans. June 16th . . . 8:30 P.M. -- Film Night & Open House in the Audi- torium. Veterans and Wives or girl friends . . . Showing of film "Centennial" . . . Refreshments. June 17th . . . 6:30 P.M. -- Branch 43... 25-year members banquet by invitation only. 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