2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Juve 28, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE QUEBEC (CP) -- Premier Daniel Johnson of Quebec said Tuesday his province's planned system of guaranteeing depos- its in financia! institutions would cost Quebec $2,500,000 in its first year of operations. He was speaking in the legis- lative assembly, which gave fi- nal reading to a bill which would create a Quebec deposit insurance board to guarantee all deposits under $20,000 in Quebec financial institutions. The bill also would give the d power to determine 'the Mmposition and liquidity" of ssets of Quebec financial insti- tutions other than federally chartered banks. Breath Tests | OTTAWA (CP)--Justice Min- ister Trudeau hinted Tuesday that mandatory breath tests for | drivers suspected of drinking will be placed before Parlia- ment in the fall. He said this recommendation | by the justice and legal affairs committee has been "proc-| essed' by his department and) legislation on the 'question will) be placed before Parliament! after the summer recess. PREMIER JOHNSON . to cost 24 million KINGSTON school students een's University Tuesday ad- Commons by. Barry Mather| UN's Security Council and Gen (NDP--New Westminster). eral Assembly. Swans Thrive During a mock Security Coun- | VANCOUVER (CP) -- Two rare additions to the Stanley Park trumpeter swan popula- tion appear to be thriving de- spite early neglect by their! mother. | Zoo curator Alan Best and an assistant discovered the cygnets Jast week in a nest in the park's Beaver Lake. One other cygnet had hatched, but apparently died when neglected by the mother, who was spending most of her time trying to hatch two eggs which proved to be infer- Communist China in the Gen- eral Assembly Council was passed.9 to 5. Extend Runway WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Work the main east-west runway at Windsor Airport. tend the runway to 7,900 feet and permit larger jet aircraft loads. At present, large jets of Air Canada and Canadian Pacific Airlines are restricted to loads Private Bill OTTAWA (CP)--The Ontario Association of Translators and Interpreters wants the Ontario legislature to consider a bill de- signed to set down the profes- sional qualifications needed for translating and interpreting in the province. The association plans to pre- sent the legislature's private bills committee with a draft bill | serving this purpose. Association mem bership is| about 150. The Association said | there are about 500 fulltime| translators and interpreters in| Ontario. at takeoff. EXP067 Four Seasons Travel Are exclusive agents for CANA- DIANA Village. ONLY eecommo- dation--Annex te EXPO grounds. (250 yards). $6.25 per eager besed on f 4. party @ Also Inquire Fobout our Bus Tours, Phone 576-3131 CROSS CANADA PAVING has $ YEARS GUARANTEE No Pay For 2 Months After Completi @ FREE ESTIMATE... Call 728-9292 Oshawa | Qu The matter was raised in the| mitted Communist China to the| began Tuesday on construction of a 1,000 - foot extension to The expansion project will ex-| of about 70 per cent maximum | | Final Reading Given Bill On Quebec Deposit Board First Conviction SIMCOE dealer Jack Dreyer, of Simcoe, | respectively. was fined $100 and costs Tues- O'Neill \day for leaving three refrigera-|tional School while Mr. Carey ltors equipped with doors and|worked ait |latches within the reach of chil-| School. (CP) -- | dren. It was the first 'Appliance! after 24 and 19 years of service conviction | | | under a municipal bylaw passed | by town council last year, fol-| lowing reports of children suf- focating in abandoned refriger- ators elsewhere. | Speeding Charge PERTH, Ont. (CP)--Mr. Jus- | tice Leo Landreville of the On- tario Supreme Court was re- |manded Tuesday to July 25 on la charge of speeding. Mr. Landreville was stopped by provincial police June 6 and charged with travelling 90) |miles an hour in a 60-mile zone. Perth is 53 miles south of Ot-| taw OTTAWA (CP)--Why has the | dent, defence department eliminated|8 p.m., a. China Admitted Pipes Disappear (CP) -- High attending a United Nations seminar at HERE and THERE, WEATHER FORECAST Showers, Thunderstor Expected This Afternoon ww ARETAKERS RETIRE | Two caretakers with Oshawa | schools, Norman Oke, 16 Osh-| awa Bivd. N., and David Carey, | | Taunton Road East, will re-! ceive cheques of $100 from) | Local 218 of the Canadian Union {of Public Employees in recog- | nition of their years of service to the Oshawa Board of Edu- |eation. Mr. Oke, 69, and Mr. \Carey, 69, are retiring June 30 Mr. Oke was at Collegiate and Voca- Gertrude Colpus The presentation was |made Wednesday afternoon. HOSPITAL REPORT During the week ending June |24, 48 babies were born in the! lOthawa General Hospital. A |total of 353 patients were ad- | mitted and 340 discharged. | Ninety- six major, 123 minor as well as 95 eye, ear, nose and throat operations were perform- ed. Four hundred and twenty- eight treatments and examina- tions were given and 54 casts applied. The physiotherapy de- |partment handled 922 cases and made 753 visits. The occupa- tional therapy department j|handled 165 cases. INQUEST An inquest into the death of} | Robert Duncan Archibald, who} | was killed in a car-train acci-| April 15, will be held at! June 28, in the Mara | jthe bagpipe band from the | 'Township Municipal Building at! |changing of the guard pageant |}---- ~|on Parliament Hill? John Diefenbaker wants to | know. cil session, a Canadian resolu-| tion calling for the seating of|in the Commons whether the | The Opposition leader asked | pipers are victims of military and Security | Unification. 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Showers and thundershow- pair of jeans and a smaili|¢Ts associated with the disturb- Bult Of" caah taken |2nce has reached into lower amount of cash were taken/michigan and this weather from the fourth. The jeans were| should spread across southern recovered when the intruders|Ontario during the day. Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, |southern Lake Huron regions, Windsor, London: Becoming SHOW POSTPONED mainly cloudy this morning with Due to the lack of suitable, occasional showers or thunder- blooms, the Whitby Garden Club|Showers this afternoon and to- rose show, which was to have|night. Variable cloudiness been held June 28, has been|Thursday with a few scattered c lied. The bers have|thundershowers., Not much resident of another home. change in ens Light; winds. Niagara, western Lake On- tario, northern Lake Huron re- gions, Toronto, Hamilton: Sunny} tered showers. Little tempera- ture change. Light winds. Algoma, White River regions: | Variable cloudiness today 'and |Thursday. 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In a defence of its reco dation, the Senate - Co committee said: "Canadian divorce la not changed with the tim ciety now believes that | is sufficient ground for t solution of a marriage. "Husbands are no lo thought to own their wiv to possess the right to be ill use them. Nor does n society tolerate brutality part of the wife." Nova Scotia now is th province where cruelty cepted as a ground for di In most provinces it is nized as a ground for j separation, which does r low remarriage. ONUS ON JUDGES The report said the def of cruelty, whether men physical, should be left "learning, good sense, r sibility and wisdom of Cai judges. . . ." Judges would have av: for guidance the preceder in Nova Scotia and also it land where the grour Grade ""A"--Oven | CHIC Boneless -- Rolled Beef POT ROAS1 Boneless -- Rolled Beef Shoulder Roast 6 and 7 Rib--Quolity Bee PRIME RIB Leon -- Blade Bone Ou BLADE ROAS1