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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 22, 1967 'A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE McCutcheons Plan Would Cut Medicare NORTH BAY (CP)--Sen. Wallace McCutcheon said Mon- On Tour day if he became prime minis- KINGSTON (CP)--Sixteen ter he would postpone indefi- paintings by a group called nitely any national medicare Nine Kingston Artists leave plan and eliminate family today on a two-year tour of! allowances. |Ontario sponsored by the Art) The senator, one of nine con- | Institute of Ontario. tenders for the Progressive j Conservative national leader- Plan New Park } j ys conference ras on es . 4c tee ear tke ta see aA KINGSTON (CP)--The Ontar-| io lands and forests department announced Monday' a_ survey has Leen started for the devel- opment of a 9,000-acre park 25 miles north of here. Harold }Cantelon, district parks super- visor, said his crew is involved jin a two-year program to pro- vide recreational facilities in the area which contains at least review of all welfare programs with the idea of making them selective rather than universal. He said the family allowance system now gives money to families who do not need it and leaves other families without enough Welfare payments should go . TORONTO (CP) -- Premier John Robarts and Attorney - General Arthur Wishart were accused at the Parker Royal Commission inquiry Monday of having sacrificed public safety in efforts to protect the busi- ness interests of a Toronto doc- tor. E. B. Jolliffe, lawyer for Dr. Morton Shulman, former chief Metropolitan Toronto coroner, made the charges during his final arguments to the commis- sion. The commission, under Mr. Justice W. D. Parker of the Ontario Supreme Court, is investigating charges by Dr. Shulman that the provincial government interfered in inquests. Mr. Jolliffe also named Mr. Wishart's deputy, Rendall Dick, and his assistant deputy, Frank Wilson, as having ignored the WEATHER FORECAST to "the 20 or 30 per cent of the population who really need it insteed of spreading it so thinly over the whole population."' Gas Kills Man seven lakes. Case Put Off MONTREAL (C P)--Court proceedings against nine police- 'men and four private investiga- SENATOR MeCUTCHEON .. » Future Plans Hit Parade ST. QUENTIN, France (AP) tors; on charges arising from -- The cry of "mustard gas,"") OTTAWA (CP)--John Diefen-,alleged brutality against Louis unheard in this First World War battleground in 50 years, terrorized the nearby village of|tor's recording of the former, the Crown and the defence. Brancourt le-Grand, officials!prime minister te some of M P ti reported Monday. The gas/his anecdotes cat fire came from a 50-year-old con- Ani it just might do that if OSCOW F'0S ing tainer that had been kicking an accidental air ng of one seg- OTTAWA (CP)--L4.-Col. Colin, sledvehammer thinking it was apiece of forces attaches iN) Bay the defence depart- Canadian | Moscow, ke in an early morning spot & she was here for two weeks of until 11 a.m. Wednesday Lake Superior: Northeast winds 10 to 15 knots becoming southeast 10 to 15 knots tonight Fair weather. Lake Huron, Georgian Bay: Northeast winds 20 to 30 knots! diminishing to near 15 knots; tonight. Cloudy. Clearing tonight his wife, Barbara, 27, a school- teacher, plan to paddle for up to two years in their 16-foot cano*. They will paddle by day and sleep ashore at nights. ' Crash Kills 4 | JOHN DIEFENBAKER | . On Hit Parade SPARTA, Mich, (AP) -- Four rem business executives and a pilot the - were killed Monday when their toy HERE and THERE NEW TEACHERS HOSPITAL REPORT Oshawa Board of Education There were 49 births at the from the Sparta Airport 'trustees will hold a receptior|Oshawa General Hospital dur- for about 100 new teachers Sept. ing the week ending Aug. 19. '12, at Eastdale Collegiate. The Three hundred and two patients reception will consist of an as- were admitted and 295 discharg- sembly and an afternoon tea ed. Ninety - seven major and| knocked two quarreling lawyers bein party. 87 minor operations were per-jout of a hearing involving an : formed. Three hundred and six- accused looter Monday in ty-seven treatments and exam-|Detroit's criminal court. The inations were given and 50 castsideferdant, John Redding, lerashed after takeoff and burst) here The plane's right engine Neg apparcntly failed after takeoff with the Day Lawyers Removed ™ FILM SHOWN A color film, entitled "Sign- posts Aloft', was shown to the applied. The physiotherapy de- arrested in Detroit's rioting last Rotary C ) f PY 1, W the courtroom} tary Clu Oshawa. The|Partment handled 864 cases and|month, was in U emg: gy i while the oc-jtalking to John D. O'Connell film, which will be displayed at|made 695 visits; Expo, was sponsored by Major|Cupational thera John: Wood as part of his classi- handled 178 cases fication address. The film stres ; , -- i sed. that airmen must placé ROTARY GUEST "soliciting business in the qay faith in their instruments. Bill Taylor, a former Oshawa) courtroom.' ( General and Toronto Maple Leaf,and hit Kurz in the mouth.|the hockey star, who is taking up| Judge George Crockett tion residence in Oshawa, was a removed both lawyers from the T guest at the Monday meeting of case the Rotary Club of Oshawa INQUEST SET No Observatory An inquest into the death of WINDSOR, Ont, (CP)--More priz py department who was to represent him when pell lawyer Walter Kurz appeared) won BRASS BAND Christopher Doole, secretary Whitby Junior Band, says he is; still] awaiting acceptance by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police whose band he hopes to join. Mr Doole was mentioned in a story Gar Ontario, southern Georgian Wednesday. Northerly winds 15 a funeral A ee. iniscent of the hey-day of|Ontario and the United States| treatment to private clinics. twin-engine private plane Monday. jinto flames one mile west Of years been a vital force in the tal last Thursday from post-op- DETROIT (AP)--A punchlerative complications after cu | Wins Trophy TORONTO (CP)--T. C, Glas- and accused 0'Connell of woo) Growers Ltd trophy Mon- Oshawa, won first in the coarse | combing class with Arnold J. winning Clearing By Evening Mostly Sunny Wednesday } : A cena : he TORONTO (CP) -- Official)regions: Sunny but with cloudy; milk--Just plain,. ordinary milk) baker No. 1 on the Hit Parade? Sicotte, were postponed Monday forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m. intervals today and Wednesday. --but they called it "'pet food."'| It could happen if RCA Vic-/until Oct. 4 by consent of both EDT: around a farm. Claude Thomas, ment ot the 26-minute recording! Hutchison, 47, of La n 8 Be t h, weather may be expected. 30, a scrap collector, died after is anv indicator. Man and . Wing Cmdr. d Lake St: Clair, Lake Erle,| winds he hit the container, wit adio station CJAD Watson. 45, of Oriole Ont 'Lake. Huron, Niagara, Lake ast " the segment by mis- have been appointed assistant . Haliburton regions, Kil- Walter L. Perry Buried In Jazz Era Tradition INDSOR, parade and service Ont, New Orleans jazz era, Wal- as L. Perry was buried here r. Perry, 68, had ro community of Windsor his annual organization of First Baptist Church te Grove Cemetery ; ettes and the IGA Marching) '© Sign Band of Harrow, Ont. b Among those present at the See ee Rene Wag laffiliated to the Federation of John| Medical Specialists of Quebec, on Quebec's annually-negotiated sistance plan. international Emancipation ceremonies r. Perry, who died in hospi- g admitted with hepatitis, 5 sor C. Glaspell and Son of Oshawa, Ont., the Canadian co-operative in the course combing class Synopsis: A high pres- Cool. Winds light. sure cell over Lake Superior is Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, high Wednesday Mr. Emancipation success with the annual festival) 208 . : fi which marks the freeing of| the Association of Radiologists disclosed that Senator Daniel B. for 35 slaves in the British Empire of the Province of Quebec, have Brewster (Dem.-Md.) mailed a jresigned their hospital appoint- | questionnaire Aug. 3 to the wit- and in the U.S. sses concerned and received ef ;ments, though not all of these ne The funeral precession from have yet left their jobs. day The radiologists have refused a general the government the province's specialists, | represented Minister resident, Wheelton. DIGS HIP CHURCH GROTON, England (CP)--| accompanied O'Connell swunglof the fleece wool judging at] aie CUUPCR Maer vent AE safety of the public during a dispute between Dr, Shulman and Dr. Earl Shouldice, pro- prietor of a Toronto hernia clin- ic. The inquiry was told earlier that Dr. Shouldice wrote to the premier 'describing Dr. Shul- man as a "psychopath" who should be removed from his position as chief coroner. Dr. Shouldice's letter came after /Dr. Shulman repeatedly urged the physician to imple- ment improvements in clinic facilities recommended by an inquest jury. FINDINGS QUASHED The findings of the inquest into a 1963 death at Dr. Shoul- dice's clinic were quashed by a higher court. Dr. Shulman said in earlier testimony he was told by Mr. Wilson that Mr. Wishart had ordered that the chief coroner cease his harassment of Dr. Shouldice. Mr. Jolliffe said the Premier and the other three officials had shown "complete indiffer- ence to the objective of protect- ing the public and reducing mortality . . . and zealous con- cern to protect the pride of Dr. Shouldice." Earlier Monday Mr. Jolliffe described as "scandalous and indefensible' the operation of the chief coroner's office before Dr. Shulman took it over in 1963. He said that none of the 288 hospital deaths investigated by Toronto coroners between 1959 and 1962 led to an inquest. "He must have known that this situation could not contin- ue," said Mr. Jolliffe, referring te Dr. H. B. Cotnam, supervis- ing coroner for Ontario, "because he himself warned coroners of the danger of being a rubber stamp." QUDTES FROM LECTURE Mr. Jolliffe then read from a lecture by Dr. Cotnam, which was circulated among coroners in January, 1964: "When there is any indication that a death is not from natural causes, the coroner should hold an inquest. ... In fact I feel it is the duty of the coroner to hold an inquest." Mr. Jolliffe asked Mr. Justice Parker to delete the word "unlawful" from the original terms of reference for the inquiry into Dr. Shulman's alle- gations. He said Dr. Shulman "at no time made allegations that anything was done unlaw- fully, though admittedly certain acts were improper." OM aa 'Milk Store |Only Minor Progress Seen In Seven Weeks Bargaining GM, Ford and Chrysler mem- ila eee Opened PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Farm- ers seeking higher profits opened a store Monday to sell aga yg HN ORAMARTHY SN FLINT, Mich. (A P )--With, other United Auto Workers as one to report on. negotia-|hers have been told to have leaders claiming the Big Three | tions, which the union contends | -ecuits into U automakers are pushing them|the companies are letting drag). The. farmers; selling mitk at|toward a strike, Union Prsei-|with strike-threatening slow- Ottawa and region: Cloudy below state-regulated price so Pali gp gla sie associated with a cold outbreak with some showers during this|are laughing. Customers, who} for just such an eventuality in northwestern Ontario. As this morning. Mainly cloudy with ajare saving 29 cents a galloa, ¢ high moves into southernichance of a shower this after-|are smiling. But the Pennsylva- seventh week in Detroit on.con- Ontario tonight, clear cold;noon. Wednesday mainly sunny|nia Milk Control Commission iS tracts Bargaining continued in its set prices at $1.08 a gallon for'.+ General Motors the consumer. The store, in its first day, did pump. Thomas s month. The result: More : laloe, Windsor, London, Toron-| Windsor . 3o 70 effect of the musts . 108 phone calls from ment announced Monday. to, Hamilton: Cloudy and much*st. Thomas . 50 68 . . listeners ° cooler today. A few showers! London 48 68 Twiggy And In YAN othe t-year-old Opposition Unity Call this mornins but oo Ad Kitchener 48 68 imrw ¥ r yap er provided the basic ingre- > ANRU "% . evening. Sunny with a few)/Mount Forest 45° 65 sain' ufo + aa tor the record in three ters) pig A Pnierch cloudy intervals Wednesday. Wingham 45 65 a grin: eee ras 'aaa i jing sessions totalling 2%! athenegoras of Constantinople Northeast winds 15 to 25 becom- Hamilton 50 68 savaating pr oo n Monday, Pours this spring announced Monday he will visit fag light tonight : St Catharines 3 8 this time in the guis fam the Vatican, Russia, and other| Northern Georgian Bay, or ae . Ps i ishei American Indi Tm East European countries jater| Timagami, southeast section of peterboroug i the pets. supposed to be an American |this vear. Speaking at a press| Western hay -- ee --- I . A alah ee Indien," she told reporters at 4 conference, the patriarch called regions, , onl Bay. fe a : ce : . Kennedy Airport, who asked \for unity among ChristianjMostly cloudy with a | nied ies wae see e ef about her red buckskin outfit churches, and closer relations| Periods of light rain or Arizzla) Muskoks 2 % and beaded headband and neck- between Christians and Mos-today. Clear and cold tonight.) Nort ay a 5 i 9 'lems. Sunny with a few cloudy inter-|Sudbury 40 65 tion." ee | vals and a little warmer Earlton ......--++0e 35 «6 for his) About was led by major- etween Affairs and Mayor ____ medical as "We would like the commis- "This milk is sold for pets, and the Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission does not allow it to} be sold for human consump- the provincial radiologists, Chrysler. that with none ~ 2 To areas. The union is clamoring crhest Hayes, head o! eifor counter-offers to its|years and those already i i United Dairy: Farmers which is| demands ti Non will Both sides agree only minor a brisk business. A couple of | progress has been made thus dozen customers were lined up |far, before the doors opened. in include a_ big teed annual income. the wall says: rated workers. has condemned charges. members of Fees Paid To Witnesses, --_.-- Tobacco Industry Admits . Sault Ste. Marie... 40 65 modeling jobs. Canoe Trip to 25 becoming light tonight. Kapuskasing ~ 8 65 | R di ] S t WASHINGTON . LONDON (AP) -- A young Algoma, Sault Ste. Marie, White River 40 («65 a 10. OgIs s | were paid by the to Marine Forecast |South African couple left Lon- oo agg _ one eee Pd try to experts é ldon Monday on the start of ajJames Bay, White River'Timmins .....+-.... Co d d independent witnesses at mar he ia én ere |7,000-mile voyage to Dar es|" s nademne Senate hearings on cigarette|---- " a iene mar | Salaam, Tanzania, by canoe. labelling legislation, but the issued 8 .t , Journalist Terry Bell, 24, and MONTREAL (CP)--The Que-\industry defends the payments bec Association of Generaljas being usual professional Practitioners the action of radiologists in the) province who have been resign-jand scientists, submitted testi- ing their jobs in protest over|mony to commerce committee|Hot weather can play havoc with our government's|hearings on a bill to require and drinking (CP)--With|was known to thousands of, refusal to extend hospital insur-jhealth warnings in cigarette Negroes from southwestern|ance coverage for. radiological|advertisements. They said they|or "Summer Complaint'. To set you! |did not believe cigarette smok-! | 170 of the province's|ing caused various diseases. The Washington Post Tuesday The witnesses, mostly doctors list' of demands. economic |Thursday. Unless different from |about the same ratio. (AP)--Fees|replies stating fees had been bacco indus-|paid. One of them amounted to! testifying as/$400 a day, 1965' reported. Their appearance was billed WILL SEEK APPROVAL But Reuther and Woodcock | ctates jalso are to ask for overwhelm- tp ; . eatna heal to replace three-year |j and continuing cool. Light|frowning. The commission @S/ pacts which run out in 16 days! t UAW members in the Flint} area vote Wednesday and results are those of past | r yhich ¢ jtime, strike authorization will' behind the operation, said with|wage increase and a guaran-'get lopsided approval. Votes Monday at two Ford Reuhter and UAW Vice-Presi-|local unions favored strike sion to investigate to see that|dent Leonard Woodcock today|authorization 2,869 to 74. Two we're doing the right thing for/address rallies called for Flint's|Chrysler locals which reported | 70,000 General Motors hourly-|last week gave approval by} the newspaper Summer Ailment. Strikes Many --comes suddenly! eating habits. Over-eating of certain foods, over-activity, over-indul- | |gence often lead to annoying Diarrhea, | right quickly, keep Dr. Fowler's Extract of | ild Strawberry on hand at home, cot- | tage, or trips. It relieves nausea, cramps | and diarrhea--gently restores intestinal balance. Family-proven for over115 years, A favourite with children as well as adults, Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild| Strawberry should be in your home, 88-6 | SHULMAN AIDE RAPS ROBARTS, WISHART Barry Pepper, counsel for Dr. Cotnam, said of the deletion application: "T feel as if Dr. Shulman said there was going to be a football game... and IJ find now I'm expected to play ping pong. Mr, Jolliffe then went into the case of three - year - old Bar- bara Moore, who died in a Pembroke hospital in 1961 after an excessive dose of oxygen fol- lowing a tonsil operation. He reiterated that the lack of an inquest resulted in the death being "successfully swept under the rug for 5% years." Dr. Cotnam was coroner in Pembroke in 1961. The case was under discus- sion earlier in the inquiry, and was part of a 200-page resume of evidence Mr. Jolliffe opened during Monday's sitting. Ja) PoP LNNOT HR by Friday. AW headquarters The UAW has some 650,000 jmembers employed in Big | Three plants across the United The bureau of labor ng approval of a strike, to win|¢Stimates the average hourly x hat Reuther says is his union's|Wage in the auto industry is Ford and'"longest and most ambitious |%9-4! Subscribers To cee @ BLUE CROSS @ P.S.I. @ GREEN SHIELD WEED NOT PAY CASH! You Give Us The Doctors Prescription We do the rest. FREE City-Wide Delivery MITCHELL'S DRUGS 9 Simcoe N. 723-3431 agreement and in associations Two babies were christened to) CALL OR SEE the strains of a jazz trio in a a Suffolk church. The parents of| DIXON 5 one, four-month-old Helen Par-|} tridge, were married in a Jazz- FOR service in the) Canadian National Exhibi- C. Glaspell and Son dhouse of Unionville, Ont.,, second and third! eS. : | Sohn Coons 0. D. OPTOMETPIST PHONE 723-4811 8 BOND ST. E., OSHAWA i OIL FURNACES SERVING OSHAWA OVER SO YEARS 24-HOUR SERVICE 313 ALBERT ST. | 723-4663 } Saturday about the Whitby Neil Briggs will be held at 8 than 60 amateur astronomers, Brass Band "p.m. Aug. 28 in the Ontario Pro- who for four years have main- vincial Police building in Whit- tained the Maidstone Astronom- CORNERSTONE by. Dr. J. O. Ruddy will be the|ical Observatory on the out- The laving of the cornerstone coroner and Mr. J. Edward skirts of Windsor, decided Mon- for the sp 'ial Uodational annanl Howell will conduct the inquest. day to close it down in the Ba Gib: Sitbet and a. sinner Mr Briggs a father of two, wake of vandalism. Lynn Staf for people who have served the died at the age of 31 in a motor fin, d-rector of the small obser Gshawa Riard ab Maucitan ton vehicle accident on the Mac- vatery, said vandals had forced G5 vedere Gb dnote will be held donald-( artier Freeway July their way into the building dur- hae The comme. lAvInG 22. He was an employee of Fit-| ing the weekend and smashed sill he in the afternoon to betes: Lid., and resided at $85 the lens.on the telescope, caus- faitnued "tv tho: dinner Oxford St., Oshawa. 'ing at least $ 00 damage = WOMEN TEACHERS : erent! CROSS CANADA PAVING io in Toronto 18. They were Werry of Kedron Vhithy, Mrs. Kath- of King Street has 3 YEARS GUARANTEE also 6- 12-18-20-36 month to pay Wh No Payment Fer 2 Months After Completion School, Mrs. Shirley Dorig, Maxwell Heights, East; ie Whitby, and Mrs. Maureen| @ FREE ESTIMATE... Coleman, of Pickering Town- ship. The meeting was attend-! Call 728-9292 Cshawa . ed by 800 elementary public school women teachers. Resounding taste... ata quiet price DISTILLED AN SCHENLEY OSHAWA PUBLIC SCHOOLS REGISTRATION Registration of all pupils who are new to the city or who have moved and will be attending a different schoo! than the one they attended in June should register at the new school on Thursday, August 31, 1967 9:30 A.M. to 11:45 A.M. Principals will be at their schools to accept registrations and assign pupils to classes in readiness for school opening at... 9 A.M. ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th Pupils will be admitted to Kindergarten whose fifth birthday is not later than December 31st, 1967. Birth Certificates will be required for all children entering school for the first time BOARD OF EDUCATION OSHAWA, ONTARIO J. ROSS BACKUS, Business Administrator and Secretory-Tre S. E. LOVELL, Cheirmen Cc. M. ELLIOTT, perintendent of Publie School "Yes you ontinue your education." can This booklet shows you how you Can get financial help. Do you plan to attend a university or other post-secondary institution? Do you need financial assistance? To learn whether you can qualify under the Ontario Student Awards program, obtain this brochure from your secondary school, or from the institution of your choice or write to: Student Awards Department of University Affairs, OnTanie Toronto 2 481 University Avenue MISS KAREN FOSTER Six Whitby residen' asked their opinion condition of Whitby's and whether develop the existing parks or of new ones is né Here is what they said Miss Karen Foster, abeth St,: "I think th enough parks, but the developing. I would another swimming f¢ Whitby and more ev Hiker': For 2C VANCOUVER (CP service officials said \ cigarette discarded by was fanned into a 2 forest fire near Shusw 200 miles northeast of | The fire, which start the weekend, was bu! of control late Monday. At least two other fi blamed on careless ca the Kamloops area ¢ fire situation continued sen. Both were out of 150 miles northeast of ver. Vast Fore Plagued | BOISE, Idaho (AP) fore:t land areas of Id: gon, Montana an Columbia were aflame firefighters sought to « manpower shortages, weather, and a threat ning storms in the Nor More than 400 new f reported Monday in th } Washington state offic the forest fire threat t the worst in history. Spokesmen for the U service regional Ogden, Utah, said ex mates on the number of the fires are imposs 'We don't have eno to cover all the fires," Stauber, forest service tion officer said. 'We trying to fight the big then on to the other can" No fatalities h reported. FIRE OUT OF CONTR A major blaze. sout the small north Idaho nity of Peck mushroom control, More than fou miles of tinder-dry-tr grass had been blacke day night. UK. To Ge In Seven - LONDON. (CP)--It come--any regular at pub would tell you tha thousands of Britons it milestone in the brewi try. British announced an agreem Davenport C. B. Britain's largest packa companies, to market beer in seven-pi: equipped with miniat taps. The spigots are spe made to keep the b going flat after the opened and to delive topping of foam that 1 regulars consider their In the past, Britain': drinkers, many of wh« rather fight for a draught than switch beer, had to conte canned draught which flat if it was not | quickly. Oxygen 'one of the fi