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iggest mmission Canada's lack of « ecuritiés commission some cases thése in- ere not aware of the in , securities is a provincial: re- ign investors do not idence in our system es | tion or in our mai " Mr. Abell y are likely 4 prefer where can ct contrel, which : ges substantial oie ' OMETRIST King St. East 23-2721 2s come ce = ser erese ee: Pe. ere es * of grade ** plano-accordion, steel _ by Os! _ est average ever recorded. 'tn the piano-accordion section * Usacki, Glen Lecrpag ' Ronald Czepek, Maria Mariano, = yutehinson, Mario Germanese, ACCORDION AND GUITAR Music Students Record Highest Average Results The highest average results examinations fo Spanish and tar have been recorded wa area students at the Canadian Conservatory o! Music, The 86.5 per cent is the high- Receiving first class honors were: Oshawa -- Cathy Vanderpol, John Lyle, Barbara D'eon, Julie Debbie Powlenchuck, Jackie Cr ter Iwanczuk, Grace Angiulli, Stan Johnson, trends. One said he could not)produce more federal revenue THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Moy 31, 1967 99 believe it. Excise duties on the tobacco products are reported at $112,- 100,00,8 drop of $75,000,000 etaoin shrdlu emfwyp vbgkqjh from $187,100,000 in 1965-66, That was the lowest figure since 1955- 56 with $110,400,000. Tobacco excise duties and than drinkers. The big increase was shown| ' by beer. Excise duty on it last year was $159,100,000, up from $107,900,000. Although excise duties are levied on both, they are not subject to excise taxes. There's nothing to match these increases in 50 years of statis- tics. Unprecedented Gain Seen Excise Revenue On Liquor OTTAWA (CP)--Excise duty revenue from spirits and beer showed unprecedented growth to New Home Recipe Reducing Plan It's simple how quick; lose bulky fat and may lose pounds of wuighly De fat| slender more ptove A. y Bon 4 tile bane suiioe wereaele: Bot onieoe fet oot dies jest , Bo trouble at-all and costs neck, chin ~ drop in consumption of cigar- ettes, tobacco and cigars. Excise duties are levied on a Beal et ag Masry BP Provigo sa yoo record levels in the federal gov-|!he manufacture of the product|taxes combined produced rev- A Wine, Pongal to excise tax , arms, abdomen, hi David Komel, Ken Schlector,|Rints, Wendy Hill, Grant Ryan,/ermment's 1966-67 fiscal year|and yield revenue ahead ofjenue oe 000 ie sereane pai mg $4-400,000 ae i fo fo bef tt polo oki age Robby Reck, Bill Nozdrin, Wal-| Walter Lopak, Deborah Backes,/ended March 31 while the duty|Sales. The levy that reflects to-/ DRINKERS KICK IN a year earlier. eis Geohaels, Teer Ge" Pages boos Fel nag iog od veges Neil Suddard,/on tobacco took an equally un-|bacco consumption is the excise| Excise duties on spirits and) However, the increase in the| pint bottle and add eno Ann Skitteral, Kathy Kastuk, Ann MacDougall, John Hruska, Marisa P; i, Paul Michael. Wakalak, John Bu- chowski, Italo Labignan, Ange- lina Ciarlariello, Ronald Lan- dry, Romana Kuz, Alvin Sam- kovas. Shelly Blackwell, Linda Donald Rahme, Sandra Locke, Debbie Locke, Janice Martin, Janet Muller, Isabel Ferreira, Arlene Parsons, Carol Ann Wil- son, Kelvin Linton, Delia Co: Linda Wolf, Peter Wolf, Lin a Bowler, Cathy Bowler, Linda Martin Albrecht, Vesna Pava- cic, Steve Brass, Helen Dran- ski, Claude Damaini, Joe Erl, Enrico Aloise, Christine Hasiak. Spanish and steel guitar: Stanley Hall, Donna Rosa- mond, Brian Holvoyd, Gail La- Ronde, Sharon LaRonde, Pat LaRonde, Tony Durant, Bryce Durant, Christine Riedler, Stan- ley Karwowski, Mathew Sab- ,|liic, Peter Dobbins, Gord Hod- son, Ken Pasnick, Francis Kreisz, Tain Wright, Sharon Ann Manila, Mary Sabljic. ~ White, David Murray. Ford Was Defending Himself Counsel Argues Before Jury By JAMES FOLEY TORONTO (CP) -- Wayne Ford should not be convicted of murder because he was defend- ing himself when he killed his mother on May 16, 1963, his counsel, Donald Creighton, told a Supreme Court jury today. Mr. Creighton asked the jury to acquit Ford, charged with the ' gapital murder of Mrs. Minnie Ford, 55, on the basis of justi- flable homicide. He said any normal man would have acted as did Ford. Mr. Creighton addressed the jury for one hour and 15 min- utes as the trial, which has heard more than 60 witnesses went into its ninth day. It will go to the jury later today or to- morrow. Ford is charged with the cap- ital murder of his mother in their suburban Toronto home just before the Victoria Day weekend of 1963. He has pleaded not guilty to the charge, The Crown alleges a body found in Lake Couchiching near Orillia last October was that of Mrs. Ford. KILLED WITH BAT Ford testified Friday he killed his mother with a base- ball bat when she attacked him with an ice pick after an argu- ment, MAGISTRATE'S COURT Two - Year Prison Term; Indecent Assault Charge A 27-year-old Oshawa man was sentenced to two years in prison on a charge of indecent assault when he appeared in Oshawa Magistrate's Court Monday. Emmanuel Lagacy, 148 Nas- sau St., had previously been eonvi of the eo in- volving @ young and was pence A before Magistrate Donald Dodds for sentencing. Magistrate Dodds called it an mitigating factors including the condition of the accused who had consumed 18 beers and a large bottle of whiskey prior to the crime. PROBATION Andrew S. Callison, 31 Burk St., had the passing of his sen- tence suspended for a period of ene year and was placed on probation, Callison must sub- mit a psychiatric report to Mag- charg istrate Dodds by Dec. 1. He had previously been convicted of in- decent exposure and was ap- pearing for sentencing. DISTURBANCE George R. Moss, 36, of 134 Division St., and Sanford Jack- ae wut Sy! bap ation . to charges o! oer a disturbance during the course of an argument on Gimcoe Street North. Both men received fines of $50 and costs or ten days. TRESPASSING Raymond Bint, 16, of 172 Mitchell Avé., pleaded guilty to trespassing on CNR_ property and was fined $10 and costs. WARNING Peter M. Garrison, 255 Tre- gane St., pleaded guilty to tres- ing 'on CNR property. Upon Goin ring that Garrison is dis- abled through brain damage, Magistrate Dodds adjourned the case with a stiff warning to Garrison of the dangers of tres- passing on railway tracks, IMPAIRED apc ocrnngh Sigsworth, 29, of unton Rd, pleaded ny to a charge of impaired and was fined $100 and costs or 20 days. MINOR Dennis Lawrence, 19, 888 Car- tref Ave., sage ty to a charge of consump- fined $100 and costs or 20 days. and LIQUOR CHARGE Lorne G. Traviss, 21, of RR 1, Enniskillen, pleaded guilty toa charge of having liquor in a public place and was fined $100 and costs or 20 days. REMANDED William Lavoie, 20, lot 9, Con. 4, Ennismore, Peterborough, pleaded not guilty to a charge of carrying a concealed weapon and was remanded on $1,000 bail, cash or property, $100 FINE Michael: O'Donnell, 17, of 90|/M Rosedale Ave., pleaded guilty t@ a charge of minor consump- tlon and was fined $100 and costs or 20 days. Gashke, |! Randy Wilson, | % Debbie Rachl, Mary Dobranic.|Sandra Bishop, Mark Langley,|precedented dip in its lowest/tax. It produced $248,000,000/beer coupled with excise taxes e! i- Peter Rachl, Xenia Dobranic.|Gary Farrow, Debbie O'Keefe,|level in 10 years. from tobacco products in the}on wine yielded revenue of $360,- tes ay Hey sy i cemng ed Rise Uh heicoh = | reo bs vad paolhags 2 hae? Douglas Dalton, Victor Dubyna,|Steven Linton, Kim OReilly, These facts, in the pre-budget|last fiscal year, up nearly $10,-/400,000 or $300,000 more than to-|side personal income tax. It rose| 88 _ and follow the Naran| slenderness. Note how quickly Donnie Johnson, Donald Ham-|Scott Cook, Douglas Coons,|white paper tabled in the Com-/000,000 over 1965-66, bacco. This was another de-|by $330.000,000 to $2,472,000,000.| Pla bloat disappears--how much bet» lyn, Brian Gatto, Harry Lang-|David Pultz, Brian Dingman,|mons by Finance Minister| Excise officials were unablé|parture from normal, since the|The total was 27.5 per cent of all If} your first purchase does not | ter you feel. More alive, youthful kraer. : Judy Dennis. Sharp, do not really indicate alto offer any explanation for thelusual trend is for smokers to!federal revenue last year. show you e simple easy way to| sppearing and active Joe Schmidinger, George Dragota, Richard Raczkowski, SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE... ALL MERCHANDISE 100% Guaranteed COMPLETE VARIETY YOU'LL FIND EVERYTHING YOU WANT AT A. MUCH LOWER PRICE _-- PRICES Brands you ow and Trust! STEINBERG } GOLDEN CHURN--CANADA FIRST GRADE @BUTTER HEINZ or GERBER STRAINED BABY FOODS 4 4%.02. 45: So thet ef! our customers con | enjoy this Special we ere | limiting "2 LB. PER CUSTOMER, 1 Lb. College Ave., pleaded guilty to a charge of assault. Devenish admitted striking a woman for associating with his daughter. He was fined $100 and costs or 30 days, In addition, Devenish must sign a bond to keep the peace for one year. INTOXICATED John Shanque, 64, so fixed ake, pleaded guilty to a charge of being intoxicated in a Kraft Salad Dressing Gap 32 Oz. Jar 6 MIRACLE WHIP ere ee Oe ee eee eo kee a Te Le ee Pek con ot Pee Te. | @ All Purpose Grind Gt Off Deal 53 @NABOB COFFEE: Campbell's TOMATO SOUP 2 'wm 25° public place and was fined $25 and costs or five days. $50 IN FINES David E. Hand, McCullough Dr., Whitby, and Giacomo Pic- oi plly eis ats separa' being intoxicated and received fiaes of $50 and costs or 10 days each. CONVICTIONS James C, Walsh, 19 Lloyd St., pleaded not guilty to one e of public intoxication and guilty to a second charge. He was convicted and fined $25 and costs or five days on each charge. BAIL SET. Patrick McGann, 76 King St. 'W., charged with being intoxi- cated and with assaulting a police officer had his case re- manded to June 5, Bail was set at $500, cash or property. $100 FINE Edwin M. Cochrane, RR 1, Oshawa, pleaded not guilty to a charge of impaired driving but was convicted and fined $100 and costs or 20 days, NOT GUILTY PLEA Guy Legere, 380 Eulalie Ave., pleaded not guilty to a charge of being intoxicated in a public pga and was placed on bail of $50. STOLEN GOODS Daniel Harvey, 198 Nassau St., was convicted on a charge of possession of stolen goods. He admitted removing a Cana- dian passport from a car on Simcoe Street South. He was remanded in custody till June 2 for sentencing. THEFT CHARGE Joseph LeBlanc, 32, of 359 Verdun Rd., pleaded ty to a charge of theft. lanc, a milk truck driver for Oshawa Dairy, admitted juggling the balance books over a period of five months, Magistrate Dodds remanded him out custody until June 26 and ordered him to make restitution of about = to the company by that te. DISMISSED Thomas McDermott, 315 Thornton Rd. N., pleaded not guilty to a charge of impaired driving. Magistrate Dodds de- cided that there was reason- able doubt and the case was dismissed. Kenneth McDougall, 75 Swit- zer Drive, pleaded not guilt to a charge of disorderly conduct. was convicted after the lence indicated he was shouting and using obscene lan- guage in a dispute with Con- stable Williamson on the drive-' way od his Thornton Road ASSAULT , Waltez Devenish, 4, of 372 home. 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