Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 4, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday 1968 dentists Boycott welfare patients Vancouver up British Columbia dentists have started a Boycott of patients on welfare Rolls or. A. E. Swanson president of the British Colum Bia dental association said tuesday. We have had no new offer from the government since we said we would have to refuse dental care to welfare cases and we Are now refusing he said in an interview. Or. Swanson said that under National medical care which came into Force monday medi Cal doctors get 90 per cent of their fees for welfare cases paid by the government and that dentists should receive similar payments. Dental treatment is excluded from the . Medical care system except in certain cases requiring dental surgery. Or. Swanson said the association left the decision to refuse treatment conscience to the individual of its 700 members. He said he is unable to determine How solid the Boycott is but Bis mail is running 10 to one in favor of it. The dentists decided to refuse treatment except for Relief of immediate pain and suffering because the provincial govern ment refused to increase fee paid for welfare cases. The dentists said they no receive 57 per cent of their 196 fee schedule for welfare Case and have to contribute the balance themselves. They regard the balance As yearly additional tax o thei Ruas a profession. Boost predicted for free Trade London up election a majority government in can Ada together with the new Libei Al leadership May prove helpful to the cause of free Trade in tha country professor Edwar English of Carleton University Ottawa said tuesday. English told a non govern mental conference on free Trad that these developments Ca play an important role in Plain such problems in English director of a privately financed study of free Trad effects in Canada said he i drawn to the conclusion Tia Canada needs a substantial Labatos introduces cans. Blue. Most people across Canada Beer at its Best change in commercial policy a a Cornerstone or a growth pol by designed to take advantage of the enlarged Domestic mar Ket base and to improve productivity by specialized production and Canadian Domestic develop ments until recently had no been promising As far As Frei Trade was concerned. Successive governments Hac shown Little concern for intermediate or Long term eco nomic problems and particularly not with International eco nomic English said the governments had been preoccupied with their minority position in parliament. And with questions of National Unity and Federal provincial re lations. There is now a growing realization that Canada s capacity to sustain full out severe inflation and to finance Public services is Likely to be promoted by the More competitive and productive Economy which Freer inter National Trade and related poli cies can make 16 Here new citizens sixteen Manitoban were sworn in As new Canadian citizens tuesday at a special session of the citizenship court n the hotel fort Garry. The Brief ceremony took place t a Winnipeg kiwanis club meeting. The court staff and the new citizens were guests of the Lub for lunch. The new citizens represented ight different countries. Ger Nany was Best represented with in new citizens the nether ands followed with three and be rest were from Eastern Europe Greece and Scandinavia. The new citizens Are or. And irs. Michael and Anna Latz itch mrs. Ewa Nyki Pelo or. And mrs. Jan and Dirkje Oppeneer miss Ewa Maria Michalak miss Hilde Antonie Aschken Kristian Christiansen Erzy c z i n o 1 a Wilhelmus Dekoning Georgios Giannoula is Adolf Graebner Frantisek Hlubucek Walter Pohl Martin older and Wladyslaw Wysocki. Peter Taraska president of e court spoke briefly after he swearing in ceremony. He Aid that in spite of All the talk bout two nations there is no to kinds of Canadian citizen hip there s Only air cadets to take glider trip flights in an Otter aircraft and a glider Are to be the highlights of the air Cadet s Ummer Camp at Canadian orces base Penhold Alta. About cadets from the Western provinces and North rest Ontario Are to attend the. Amp in the Foothills of the Rockies Between Calgary and Edmonton. In addition the cadets Are to e Given advanced instruction i ervice history leadership and droll. The first intake was monday others Are to be july 14 and 28 and aug. 11. Selkirk Man wins prize Kenneth r. 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