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20 After spending three and one half years as chairman of a three-man provincially appoint- ed Committee on the Healing Arts. Ian Downie of Bathurst Street. Vaughan Township has left on a one-year tour of the world. The committee's report. which was released by Premier John Robarts late in April. covered all phases of the healing arts from the medical specialist to the hypnotherapist. drawing at- tention to the strengths and weaknesses of various profes- sional bodies from the Ontario Registered Nurses Association to the Royal College of Physi- cians and Surgeons. Born in England, Mr. Dowie was educated at the University of Edinburgh and came to Canada in 1938. Involvement in various business enterprises took him to Britain. 'the United States and several South Ameri- can countries. He retired as president of Canadian Brewerâ€" ies. Limited in 1965. and in 1969 was a member of the board of directors of York Cen- tral Hospital. 7 -.. p. Other members of the Com- mittee on the Healing Arts were Professor Horace Krever of the University of Western Ontario Law School in London. and Professor M. C. Urquhart of Queen‘s University in Kingston who is now living in California but will return to Kingston in the fall. JOHN ANDERSON Won $1,000 Star Bond John Anderson Ridges resident radio operator at Ridges Detachme was the winner of nda Savings Bonl ing “Star Probe" of The Toronto page two Help \A ing “Star Probe" as the name of The Toronto Daily Star’s page two Help Wanted column. Mr. Anderson resides at the Colonial Apartments on Yonge Street with his wife Ruth and four-month-old son. Anderson's entry was chosen from more than 250.000 entries in The Star‘s Name The Column Contest. The object was to find a new name for Help Wanted because it was often confused with the classified advertising category of the same. name. Anderson‘s entry was the first ‘of 242 suggesting the name Star Probe. He was also one of the earliest entrants. 0n the day the contest began. he bought an early edition of The Star, completed an entry coup- on. and mailed it. He is a busy young man. When he's not operating the police radio and teletype. he works part time in an Oak Ridges service station. He is formerly from Aurora. unuu.... -_ y." , The Andersons haven't de- cided what to do with the prize. "We might keep it and let it earn interest. Or we could pay off the car. Or maybe use it as a down payment on a house. We want to think about it for a while. It takes a long time to save $1300," he said. Healing Arts HOT WATER HAS IMPORTANT MEANING- FOR BUSY DAYS OF ' SOQING HOUSECLEANING 189 CENTRE ST. EAST 884-1313 You‘re sure of hot water -â€"with our regular he] 011 service. 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