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~ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Nevember 30, 1967 hicle Commissioner Vincent financed scale model of a L. Tofany, right, says the "safety sedan" is shown at sedan would stand a news conference in New front or rear end impact at York yesterday. Motor Ve- 50 miles an hour. Others, A NEW YORK state - from left, are George Hil- debrand, program manager of Fairchild Hiller Corpor- ation, designer; and State Sen. Edward J. Speno, head Father Kidnaps Baby Son From Outside Belfast Shop BELFAST (CP) -- Northern, Investigation determined that; Ireland police said today alee father had _Picked_ up the) have been informed that baby boy taken from its pram! outside a Belfast shop Nov. 16 has been traced to Toronto. However, they said they have no grounds for prosecution and \d the matter appears to be one for straightening out between the parents. of nine-months-old Anthony Bertoia. The boy was brought here this) fall by his mother, Belfast-born| Mrs. Anthony Bertoia, after a separation from her Canadian| husband. Police said she was| SHAWN & JAY § (Ti) gee Sounds of .the NOW . Generation THE BIG FUN DANCE FRIDAY, DEC. Ist \boy and apparently had Northern Ireland by removal from the country. jlate, police said, |offence against Ulster" law. SELLING YOUR HOUSE ? WE CHARGE ONLY 4% LIST NOW WITH CENTRAL ONT. TRUST Phone 723-5221 ren left the time x Ithe mother got a High Court in- [junction Nov. 18 forbidding his Since |the injunction was issued too there was no on vehicles of panel and traffic. Car has a periscope over front seat and front bumper that extends out at speeds over 12 miles. (AP Wirephoto) Safety-Sedan Withstands 50 Mile-an-hour Impacts NEW YORK (AP) --. Motor Vehicle Commissioner Vincent L. Tofany has displayed a New York state-financed scale model of a "safety sedan" that he says would withstand a front or rear end impact at 50 miles an hour. The model, developed at a cost of $385,000, was shown at a press conference Tuesday. Among the score of safety features are: --A periscope that juts up from the roof, with an eye mir-|higher than a comparable con- ror to the left of the steering|ventional vehicle now in produc- wheel, giving the driver a pano-|tjon, ramic view to the rear and sides without having to take his eyes off the road for long. The device has a wide-angle viewing lens of 160 degrees. 3--A hydraulic energy-absorb- grog oe | edges that would pedestrian. anti-lock braking system collision at 70 mph. Tofany said the projected cost ing bumper that extends 12 EPI'S inches and operates automatical- ly as soon as the car goes over 37 miles an hour. WINNER OF' COLUMBIA PICTURES presente FRED ZINNEMANN'S mun or A FOR ALL SEASONS ACADEMY AWARDS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! 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The suit contends the | was taken by force, trick and through violation of t ancestors' civil rights, asks that the land be retur or damages of $1,000,000 awarded to all descendant: the land grant holders. Charles §. Vigil, the for U.S. attorney for Colo who filed the suit for the said a rough estimate we place the number of th descendants today at el Waterloo ¢ No Adopti TORONTO (CP) -- There no eligible families willin adopt two foster children | the Galt home of Mrs, At Timbrell, says the directo the Waterloo County Child: Aid Society. In a Nov. 27, letter read judicial inquiry today, W Hunsberger, CAS director 12 to 15 couples applied to sisters Peggy 5, and Valerie The letter written to Ge Lochead, CAS lawyer, said society cut down the apr tions to two couples who « be given a chance to adop' children. However, in Oct both applications were ' drawn. The inquiry was ordere Premier John Robarts afte: two foster children were t from the Timbrell home | 28. A wild scuffle began ou the home when Mrs. Tim refused to return the two dren to the CAS officials. Mrs, Timbrell claimed th elety planned to separate sisters, who are Roman C: lic. The Timbrell family is glican. John O'Driscoll, inquiry yer, read the letter before senting final arguments be Judge Harry Waisberg. The letter said there has | "tno active planning since September" in placing the dren out for adoption. The 1 goes on to say the sisters wi offered for adoption. after th uiry ends. They will not be parated unless further pr sional evaluation suggests paration. Mr. Hunsberger said in letter the society is prepare follow a policy of placing children in a Protestant he if Catholic homes are not a able. In summing up the evide Mr. O'Discoll said that the } county court judge would |} to decide whether the CAS vestigation of the Timbr home was as widespread deep as it could have been. Valerie and Peggy \ placed in the home in Janu 1967. POOR ATMOSPHERE The CAS first gave notic August, 1967 to Mrs. Timt Jury Gives Open Verdict BROCKVILLE (CP) -- open verdict was returned T day night by a coroner's | investigating: the death of Racine, 45, killed in a two accident Oct, 17, which took lives. Mr. Racine of Lucan, ¢ about 16 miles northwest of | don, was the lone occupant ¢ar which was in collision | a vehicle operated by H Bruce Ross, 65, of Mount bert, Ont., on a two-lane str of the Macdonald-Cartier F way. Mr. Ross, his wife Mary, and his two sisters, Madel Winifred Rennie, 57, and El Mary Mainprize, 67, were k in the accident. All were : dents of Mount Albert, abou miles north of Toronto. The five-man jury said could not make any recomr dations because there were witnesses to the crash, w occurred about 17 miles wes Brockville. Young Liberals Back Levesque QUEBEK (CP) -- The ex tive of the Young Liberal's sociation of Charlevoix rit Tuesday announced its v¥ drawal from the Quebec Lib party to join a movement | porting the "sovereign st theory for Quebec advanced Rene Levesce. Andre Poisson, president the association, said in a st ment the executive meml have given themselves a | task, that of making the m ment more deeply felt by yo people and adults. Mr, Levesque former Lib: welfare minister of Quebec, | the party in October when it jected his sovereign 6 proposal. He now sits in the legislat as independent member