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Allss i.";bariit Craig is 81 Honey ..
I I arbou ITV situ. Will spend
the sunnily:. months.
Miss Sandra Watson is Vitil
in Vancouver with her uncle and
aunt captain and Mrs. Ray .
Nelson. She till, by piano, last
:\lurray ,Sholdice was holldaytwr
last week. with his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jannis. .Icayl-4. of the
Saaforth area.
Al..ks Nal:la Haan, Toronto ,'Apatit
a recent 'weekend with her par-
on t s, my. and :\lrs. ma rtin
Mr. and Mrs, Sack Gordon v . r a
in Nashville, Tennossea ',vhare
ihey attended the 'Grand O'ri
()prey".
Alf. and Mrs, Allen Selrie,
(;'ail and Mary are on a,
month's motor tour of the West-- •
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'Mr. and ",VIrs, Clifford
visited. recently near ,flarrie faith
\l r. and Mrs. Gordon Lydiatt,
Mr. and rs. Null 'Al ; V :1 8(1
children, .IHan and Cathy Were
1.0(Trit weekend visitors with •Mr.
and "Airs. Dinsmore, rsf
Prampton and Mr, and ..MrS, Ron-
aid Ennis, "Whitby.
REPORT. FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
By Murray. Gauht. M PP
(Ruffin-Bruce). • •
The .t,ogis'atnro is reeessitig
h.f., and of this week and so, this
at" last report 1111 ti the'
'fall. i will, therefore. try and give
capsule summary of • the Le.g.iS-
latiro highlights which. took Mace.
thi week,
The l,ogislature this• week rt avo- •
approval in principal, Committee:
of the whole Trottsi.. approval,
and third reading to a bill -which
bring Ontario into the fader-
al medicare s'cli ante on Oct 01)(',17'
1st.
Ontario farmers rejected a pro'
posed 0eneral Farm Organiza lion,
The 0. 'proposal attracted
only 45.3 per cent in favour,. far'
Short of the 60 per Cent it nerd
. ed to pass.
Agricti I Lure ;di n sot,
obviously distraught over the;
results. said ha couldn't Under-.
stand ‘vhy the proposal. hadn't
met. with greater favour among
farmers. ''hotelier, We wanted
their opinion and we got it, lie
continued,
Premier ,Tohn RobartS is con-
sidctring Ontario's
over lengthening legislative se,s-.
ions into three sections with a,
recess hetween each starting With
the s.ics:lion that will get under-
-way next year.
This present session will reoon.
vein' on Replamber 30th which
will mem that members ill havp
a 12- \.\ q." r Oak l,Ffore drawing
in a conslusion the session which
got under way nu November 19.
1.56S. The members, despite 0,
Christmas vacation. and all Plaster
'Recess, have been sitting for a
record 11'7 days,
In order to finish 0.11 that target
date On ;Tune `flat, sot by the
ernment. a few weeks .ago„
inembors chalked. tip record Hit,
Ililrri tai' the \vt ult. by f4ittInA Until
1001.1,
BRUSSELS
WINGHAM
day, and 3,10 A.M. Thursday
night,
The Ontario Pord Council told-
its report into beef price and.
indicated the high price was due
to a scarcity of beef on the North
American Con tinont.
The report routhor •'Ony
research into the trade pricing of
•bee, does not show evidenos or
exploitation althoug.li it is noted
that while the price of lira aril
carcass beef has eased in the last,
two weeks, average retail prices
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PHONE 357-3460
ciintinuad on an upward trend?'
Major changek in • Outario'3
its-iessmen1 laws and protiodureS
wt,re proposed this week in the
T.,egis]atui'c by Municipal Affairs
.1\ Tin i.41 Pr 1";ar r'y McK cough,
llc introCzneed a now Asses-
sment Act which. he says. the.
most significant revision in ii
Years. The changes are designed
to create "the ..cornerstone of re-
l'Irm far our. system and struct-
ures of 10001. government."
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