“pose 1 The Herald, Wednesday, July 28, 1962

‘OTTAWA (CR) — Increased numbers of singh e, _prégnant
. swomen are maxing into Salvation Army raaternity homes

“despite a growing abortion rate and more, liberal aljitudes -

“by the public towards unwed mothers.

(javailability of, welfare, is largely responsible. :

bs

Services.

A broader Fange of erlucational and recreational setvices 1
‘offered in the last few years may also have prompted more.
)young women to choose to pass their. pregnancies ina.
Maternity home, rather thar reniaining with relatives or’
(living on welfare, Ellery said in a telephone: interview from

A “T think times aré tougher on the outside:so a’ number of ;
* girls don't have many: options available," said Maj, Joyce

‘Ellery, ‘assistant ial services pecretal ‘women's .
P mee v fer ore, mothers.

: Maj. ‘Ken ‘Bvenden, a Salvation Arniy public relations”
: officer, says interest in maternity hames appeared to. wane~
: in the 19608 and 19708 whetr"‘everyone was doing his own *

tLe tg at aera ene th ae ama yang ee

_ the Army's Toronto headquarters.

Statistics show the number of “days: care” — & figure:
reflecting . the ‘number . of residents, multiplied by: the |
1, .," Ruiner of days they stayed in one of the. Army’s 13 homed -

| > Salvation Army officials believe the economic recession, -

: with a resulting squeeze on employment opportunities and °

Ce ee une ee cast fo pet 8 from
2 iat 1960, : _

“econonisy ,. pregnancy. tates and panic altitudes. towards

_ thing” and the public became more tolerant towards single,

_Oecupancy rates vary acroag the doin depending on
‘the: availability ‘of alternate soclal services, the’ Jocal

‘Abortion. popularity doesn't deter ‘expectant’ mothe

pregant women, 4
. “Now it’s going back the other way,” he dald. ~ |
Whatever the reasons ~ economic, medical or a deaire |‘
for education’ for entering . @ ‘maternity hoine, single
“women have shed the notion: they mins hide from society,
‘during pregnancy. +

“T think 20 years ago, girls’ were ‘coming’ to our homes
mainly for: confidential reasons,"”. Ellery: said. --°
*.“At onetime, you know, we woulda'thave even thought of:
* girls, going by: ‘public transportation for‘their tied|cal. ap:
‘-polntments, We would drive them because they might run:

into anybody on the. bus. That's not necessary now." -

Barbara Breau, directoi of St. Mary's Home, a private -

institution ' in Gloucester, Ont.,. near Otiawa, says. the |
‘average age of residents at the 28-bed home is ‘17, although :
Some women Into their: 303 also use the. facilities, Ww.

F

The teenagers thomeelve are usually surprised ta toa
out they are pre; t, Breau said.

s:

The mast comm beatae hea: Heme 7

“would ‘happen: ue” : he
Statiatler' Canada saya liere were.41, 955 tabi

“gent of the otal born tg single wonren in 1M0, TAA io

number. of “illegitimate’ births,". as. the. federal’ ngoncy
tabulated’ figures, in 1970, wes, 36,588 or 9. 6 pers pent’ of th
total” ,

‘Many parents’ ‘ny to perninds their regina, teeing
"daughters to have ari aborilon, Breau said. : -
oO MIt solves-the’ probigm. instantly. We lve In an instant™.
‘throw-away society.)

Almont 20,000 teenagers across the country had st
in, 1989, computed. ‘with almost’ 17,000 in 1976, Beatiaties

Canada says: ee es

Suncor plans to, expand oil sands operations»

* EDMONTON (CP) —Suncor Inc. of Toronto has breathed
new life into twa communities by injecting $685 million, into
{two projects.

The oil. company “announced plans Tuesday to upgrade
, and expand its oil sands mining and processing operation at
‘Fort McMurray, Alta. The project will cost $355 million

“over five years,
_, The Alberta and federal governments are also taking
some credit for the project since both have offered tax or

Ment, announced Monday it would proceed with a $935-—

_ Million project at ita refinery at Sarnia, Ont.

Construction of a heavy oil upgrsder in the southwestern
Ontario city will mean 700 temporary jobs and 60 per-
manent positions, sald Suncor president Ross Hennigar.

The new jobs are needed in the city where the em-.

ployment pleture has been bleak because of a series of

layofis at refineries,
The picture was little better. in Fort McMurray, where

spring, Jeaving many in the northern community wondering |
about their future. we

The changes to the Suncor plant in Fort McMurray mean.

400 new jobs will be created directly 4nd another 500 will be

created in spinoffs, company spokesmen said.

The expansion of the oil sands mining capacity of the Fort

. McMurray project will add 90 million barrels to Canada’s.
oil reserve, said Bill Loar, Suncor execulive vice-president.

* caused the plant to. shut:

, “royalty reductions to enable Suncor to go ahead. .
- The company, partially owned. by the Ontario govern- ;

second ‘quarter of 1982 was
the most profitable for the
domestic U.S. auto industry
. |three years, but analysts
say profits don't reflect a
sales recovery —- instead,
they” re tied to layoffs,
foncessions from workers
and luxury car sales.

«Ford Motor Co..’ on
Tuesaday reported it earned

204.9 million in the three-_

month. peried ending June

. $0, pushing industry profits: .

for . the period to $803.1
million,

The total is the best
showirig since the’ second

quarter of 1979, when the .
companies made $1.51. -

billion as carsales hit
tecord levels,

v4 However, Ford Mator ¢
of Canada Ltd. report

' Second-quarter logs after

et ene

April-to-June period last
year, the company reported.
__ -ft_profit of $30 million.

~~ The- shortfall brought
Ford Canada's loss for the
first half of 1962 to $52
million, More than double
the $25-million loss. in the

Soviets.
banned

“GLEN COVE, N.Y. (AP)

“= Despite warnings from
thd U.S. State Department.

to slop meddling in foreign _
policy, Glen Cove officials
voted to keep denying Soviet

diplomats living here‘ ac- '

cess to clty ‘golf courses,

- fennis courts and beaches. .
: The ban was initiated in |

May after officials in this

community of about 26,000

people on Long Island
learned a @0-hectare (36-
acre) Soviet estate con-

tained sophisticated elec- ..

tronics: equipment used to

Monitor seénsitlve radio

transmissions. :

"| “IE the State Department _
- @an't show me that our

' Aetlon 1s interfering with -
- gelations with the Soviet -

Union or endangering the
welfare of our people in the
Soviet Union, then I’m

standing firm,” Mayor Alan

Parente said.

" Parente and the six-—

member city council voted 6
to 1 Tuesday night to ccn-
tinué. the ban, despite a
Btate Department request it
be dropped.
1 “We'll . do

have to

domething about it,’ State’

Department spokesman
nita’ Stockman

vote, -

& “Exactly. what

become clear after a

fegular briefing today, she «

Wald, bul. added: “The

appropriate: “agency would
geem (o be the Justice”

Department. Pog

don't paye any comment on
that. Ty

said
Tuesday night alter ‘the:

“the
Gepariment ' might do~ will.

i: A duty offiger at _the
viet Mission to the United
Nations, when asked for #7.
eaction. to the council's;
ision, said; “I thik we

same period of 1981. Chrysler Corp. ~ also
In the United States, reported profits for the
General Motors Cor. | and second quarter, American

About » PEOPLE

. Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas, better known as Beb
and Doug McKenzie on the Great White North segment of
the SCTV comedy series, have signed a two-movie deal with
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios.

Louis Silverstein, their producer and manager, says the.
first movie — which will star and be written by the hosers
themselves — will be called Strange Brew. —

The film, about “international intrigue set in a remote

Despite their movie commitments and plans for a second
album, the two actors plan to continue appearing on SCTV.
The program, Produced i in Toronto, appears on CBC and.
NBC. -

_ Chris Evans and his band, ‘The Quarts, haye made a
record called Metric Dictators to tell people how they feel
‘about the federal government’s plan to convert Canadians
to measuring in metric.

Measure Canadian, the Brockville, Ont. Arased riational
organization opposing the forced . use of metric

. measurements, paid for the recording which features lyrics
such as “Your freedom to measure is a measure of your
freedom."

- The release will ‘be distributed to-radio stations across
Canada and the United States later this week. an

a Elizabeth Taylor and former-husband Richard Burton.
will co-star in a film produced by Mike Tedd It, son of
Taylor's late husband, Michael Todd. '-

. The movie, Herself Surprised, will be filmed in Europe
some time in the fail. ;

Todd was Taylor's third husband. ‘Taylor married and
divorced. Burton twice. .

. British Prime Mirilster Thatcher says the so-called
permissive society has been ‘harmful to women.

“Parents have been told by self-appointed experts that
their duties to each other and to their children should be
balanced by more emphasis on self-fulfiliment,"’ Thatcher,
the 56-year-old mother of twins, told about 500 members of a
national women’s group ‘Monday. “Has - that benefitted ©
women? Far.from-it," -

Thatcher also described women as- emanicipated; but -
said men have a way to go. Tf you want something done,
"ask a. woman," she said.

Drummer Herman Rarebell of ‘the West German group
Scorpions says any rock group that wants to make it in the
_international market has to sing in Engliah.,_.....

“I think people over here in Anierica and Canada like to
understand what you say to them,” said Rarebell, adding
that if the audience can'f’comprehend the language, -“‘I:

dan’t think the people will buy your records. Me yen

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_ many people's hopes were pinned to the construction of the
Alsands “Project. ‘The Alsands consortium fell | apart this

: Motors Corp. was the only
US. auto-niaker remaining
in the red.

For the first six months of

“At current oll import costs, the 90 million barre]s-would- :
represent a savings to Canada of about $4 billion aver fiye’ Curing the winter. of

; _ fears” he Said,

~ Auto. profits tied to layoffs not sales

"_ DETROIT (AP) — The.

cut, leaving: 21,000 on_the |
job. .
Chrysler lowered its
breakeven point to just

the year, the industry® fewer than 1.2. million

earned. $728. 3 million, up
dramatically from a $16,1-
million deficit in the 1981
period.

- But car sales were ‘down
11,3 per cent for the first six
months.

- While Ford's profits were

"partly attributed, to over-

' seas operations and a-new
accounting method, the U.S.
companies say their cost-
cutting efforts. also are
starting to be felt.

GM_-and Ford have new

labor \ accords.-with ‘the .

United Auto Workers’ that
give them ‘aouit $3.5 billion
in concessions that are
Starting to shew. on the

books, says. Arvid Jouppi, |
analyst - at - Colin - Hochstin

Lo, in Detroit.

“Railing to have a return
(of sales) in. the market
caused them to put in effect
cost savings that are now
bearing fruit,” he éaid. ©

Auto workers deferred
| cost-of-living allowance
‘increases due this year,
- fave up eight paid personal
holidays a year. and. three-
per-cent annual wage in-
creases. —

‘The’ companies are
paying fewer salaries
because layofis have
_ drained the blue-and white-
collar forces as plants have
been closed.

Chrysler, reported. last
week it made-$166.9 million
in the second quarter of this

year, has drastically cut its’
work force. About 40,000 -

workers, are on indefinite
‘layoff, leaving another
43,200 at work. About 20
plants have been closed or
_ consolidated into’ other
facilities. Another” 19,000
white-collar workers were

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‘Telecomanunicsiions Commiasion -

Coneell le rediodiiusien ot cine a
Widvomenuntcatone canadiennes

notice: decision.

Decision

’ Terrace,
Prince

Kitimat | and
Rupert, .. B.C.
813182300,
813183100): - pursuant to
public notice CRTC 1982-32
dated 5 May 1982, the CRTC

. @nnounces that lt approves

the ‘applications io amend
“the Wicences for the
’ broadcasting |

TV Vancouver as fallows:
—delete the | carriage of
“= CIFG “TV, Prince. George :

"received. via microwave; -
_ and —add the carriage of
.CHAN-TV Vancouver, to be -

received. via satelilte tram
-fhe Canadian | Sajellite
‘Communications — Inc.

. (CANCOM) network.’ The

- applicant ls required to file
with the Commission an

_ executed copy of its af. ,

filation agreement with
CANCOM. .

Canada

CRTC 82-618
_Skeena Broadcasters Ltd,

k recelving -
undertakings serving the_ |

. Communities . noted above
by. changing the method -of

. feed for the signal of CHAN. .

vehicles a year, half of What ~

it was’ three years ago,
company officials say..

There was one connection
between sales and profits —

big, luxury models - that -.

carry the highest price tags
sold well; analysts said.

In the second quarter of
this year, GM sold only 1.83
million vehicles, down: 11.6

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