16 The Guardian, Chariottetown,, Wed. Dec. 1, 1965.

~ NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS AIDS ADDICTS IN BRITAIN

f

\

LONDON (Reuters)—One of Britain’s army of

ie te

ti il eri :

: fi

gi i : 5 Rg &6 gibt. it

E 3 z

a Hal BG 5 ies;

Careful Study Is Suggested Of Medical Training Plans

OTTAWA

Dr. John E. F. Hastings, asso- ciate professor of public health and preventive medicine at the

said the Hall commission report on health services incorrectly assumed Canada needs only | more of the same kinds of per. sonnel and facilities.

He was speaking to a health services teach-in sponsored by 21 national organizations to edu- cate church, labor, private wel- fare and other groups about health issues and proposals for medical care insurance.

Dr. Hastings said planning should take account of changes taking place in patterns of med- eal practice, and the functions medic.

al personnel will be re- |

quired to perform. He said if the family physician

Former MP Wed Quietly

CAJLETON PLACE, Ont. (CP) — George H. Doucette, 58, former Progressive Con- servative MP for ‘Lanark and a minister in three ee governments. has given bachelorhood.

Relatives of Mr. Déucett im this community 20 miles

. Southwest of Ottawa received

word of his marriage late last

(CP)—A University | in

the future is to take on the jobs of social and psychological counselling, health promotion and education his training will have to be! different.

And with a limited supply of manpower available, many tasks now carried out by doc- tors, dentists and nurses should be turned over to technicians,

, |he said.

CRITICIZES REPORT

Dr. Hastings also said the Hall report was vague about recommending specific systems for administering a national health services program.

He said all government activ- ity in the health field in a prov- ince should be brought under a single health department instead of setting up or continuing sep- arate agencies and commissions This would help avoid duplica- tion of services and wasteful competition for money status.

an obsession in Canada about |how money for medical service is collected and paid to doctors.

He said governments must go beyond this to consider what kind of doctors are and

thow to get them to move to)

| areas where they are needed.

| Low - cost°loans to induce | groups of doctors to set up clin- ics in rural areas, ‘ipally - , |groups of doctors

cathe he suggested.

'3 Arrested ‘With Heroin

week. But they know the bride | |

only as a nurse from Toronto.

Mr. Doucet decided 4 eed - i lice announced here that |

8, \three men arrested at Orly air- |

give up politics shortly before the federal election Nov. promised further details ia a letter. He telephoned his

Maritimers

Frowned On In Toronto

TORONTO (CP)—Maritimers often are refused jobs in Tor-

Be te S -¥

Fa a2 al

eset reinehtss OTR:

PARIS (Reuters)—French po-

|port Sunday night planned to | sell an illicit seven-pound con-

| Signment of heroin in the United |

| States for an estimated $28,000. Two of the men carried small |containers: of the drug taped to their bodies. They were arfested on board a plane bound for New |York by four policemen who barking on the aircraft.’

A third man was arrested at the airport as he was about to

|Montreal. Police said he carried

member of the same gang.

All three men were reported i travelling under. the assumed names of Constantino Salvia,

An airline official said Salvia, who was booked on the Mon- treal flight,

New York from Canada. A spokesman for the interior

posted with the French narcot-

mation about the case to U.S. authorities in the hope of uncov- \ering the gang’s contacts on the other side of the Atlantic. The spokesman said no fur- ther arrests were being planned in France.

| French’ druggists provided the |

| fest clas tn Ce enon "yeen Mey

lenge sizes and quantities. .Po- lice inquiries later traced the

jorders back to. the members of |

\the gang.

BIKINIS BEAT WINTER ORILLAA, Ont.

(CP) — Mote

GUARDIAN - PATRIOT

CENTRAL “PRINTERY

Phone 4-8506

f:

thes shansppanentoentuartes sgftrran

and | Dr. Hastings said there was |

or munie | built clinics rents to | were two.

take off on a plane leaving for | no drugs but was picked up as a |

Duhaut and Jean Cari. |

was believed to) have “been planning to fly to"

ministry said a U.S. observer | ics squad had passed on infor- |

i

<n

eee Aifbesraastiesteaent es EME DCE ics 2 Ante “

Holman’s Charlottetown ‘Store Open Every Night Until 9 PLM. pec 23rd 20

ey

Lovely English Bone China

Cups & Saucers

Beautiful, beautiful Royal Albert cups and saucers, of best quality English bone china. Deep tones with floral and gold leaf design. You'll love them for yourself, and gifts of course! Reg. 2.98-—ON SALE each

2:47

_*

Men's Sport Shirts

Lined collar with perma-stays for basting neat ap- Péarance. Choose from stripes or plaids, blues, browns, greens. greys. Sanforized cotton broadcloth, Long sleeve style. Regular or but- ton<iown collar. Sizes small, aa - ium, large, and extra large.

3.98.

16 Pc. Starter Sets

In the very attractive ‘‘Rambling Rose’ patiern. Set comprises: 4 each of 10" plates, cereals, cups amd saucers. Whether just

married or if you need an every-day set, this is it, and you savel Regular 4.98-—ON SALE ...... 2.0... cc cseee este esr eee ceee ease set

* New from G.E. ; Teflon

Fry Pan

9-37

So easy to clean these frying pans Non-stick type. Pitted with tilt-leg to avoid excess grease in cooking. Handy high-style tilt lid. Square style, about 12'’ with fast-heating 1200 watt heating unit. Com- pletely immersible for easier than ever cleaning. Fully guaran- “teed. Reg. 34.95 value—ON SALE

(Not exactly as illustrated). coated with Dupon Teflon.

Ladies’ 1st Quality

GIFT NYLONS

Normally you’l pay .69 per pair. Specially purchased

to help you in your gifts! 1st quality, seamless micro-

mesh, 3 popular shades — cocoa puff, glace brown, - quiet beige. Sizes 8% -11. ONE-SALE

2 mm. _4.00

Powerful Cleaning Help for You! Hoover. Vacuums

< Need help in your housecleaning for the q . holidays? Hoover to the rescue. The power- ful 1 hp. motor creates’ suction that gets out

SWEATERS deep-down dirt. Floats on air, no tugging.

x

“Large Capacity dust bags are easy to re move and install. Handsome appearance. Complete with all attachments.

Ghoose from cardigan or pullover styles. In stripes, plains or fancies. Rich, lovely 100% wool. In popular crew neck, Reg. 59.95 97 neat set-in shoulders with snug-fitting cuffs, and waist a band. Choose from navy, brown, beige or blue. Sizes 36-44. ON SALE Reg. 9.98 - 12.95 8:37 ON SALE

5-pe. Wearever GIFT SETS

“Maytair"’

Large 5-qt

tively gift-boxed. Reg. 43.95

‘Gentle rockin’... . relaxin’ . T-L-1L-E-\

Platform Rockers

Probably the most popular chair in the house, Oependable, comfortable ‘‘No-Sag’’ spring construction. Handsome but- ton tufted back. Richly tailored in durable 100% nylon

BOTH STORES OPEN SAT. AFTERNOONS

frieze, in shades of brown, green, beige, raisin, turquoise. Tex-Made Medium Weight Bring the Children to Attractive walnut wood trim. See | Flannelette Blankets. : a _ Reg. 49.95 — .97 “Now's the time to buy at this saving! Soltly-napped on both sides. Whipped S'side ......2-4 p.m. SALE ends. Choice of blue or pink borders, in

double hed size: 70” x 90”. Regular 4.49 Ch'town 1.30-3.30 p.m.,

is

‘NO DOWN PAYMENT, 5.00 MONTHLY

RP ea MI AE eRe RET EY:

Add a handsome dash and flair to your kitchen with these smart-looking wearever «

aluminum pans. Lovely ;

coppertone covers. Set comprises:

Dutch oven, covered one and three-quart saugepan. i

double boiler, covered | 10"’ skillet. Ail attrac- °

ON SALE ;

9-97 ,

’