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""Doc, , hate to bother you'
3 ar.rn, but I have a bad
ase of insomnia,"
trweu, what are you trying to
0, snorted the disgruntled Doc,
start an epidemic?"
Joe: "Rave any of your child-
hood • dreams been realized?"
Moe: ttOnly one of them.
When my mother used to comb-
my hair, I wished I didn't have
any,"
Present bibles
Martin Baan of Walton and
lC)Oug Campbell of Blyth,
representatives - of The Gideon.
International Bible Society, were
at 'Brussels Public School, last
"Week to present Bibles to the
Grade 5 students. •
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New Energy Policy
Prime Minister Trudeau
announced measures leading to a
new National Oil Policy. These
• measures include the creation of a
National Petroleum Corporation,
the extension of the price freeze
on domestic crude oil and heating
oil, the extension of a pipeline to
Montreal, abolishing the Ottawa •
Valley line and the promotion of
new sources of energy.
The next day, in Vancouver, he
assured Canadians that they
)would ,have adequate fuel
supplies at reasonable, prices,
regardless of ivhere they lived in
the country.
Gallup Poll Results
A Gallup poll releaSed
December. 12, 'showed the
Liberals with 43% of the popular
vote, the Conservatives with 33%
and the N.D.P. with 18%. This
differs significantly from October
when the • polls showed , the
.Liberals at 35%, the Conserva-
tives at 35% and the N.D.P. at
20%.
Unemployment Down
The seasonally adjusted
unemployment-rate for November
,was 5.6% , down from 5.8%
recorded for October.
Human Rights
Minister of Justice, Otto Lang
announced December 10, Cabinet
'approval for' a Commission on
Human Rights and Interests. ,The
Commission would act as an
Ombudsman and tribunal to
protect individuals against
discrimination, and would
promote research and public
education in relation: to human
rights...
• Mr. Lang noted that' the
Commission would put special
emphasis on the rights of women
to protect women from
discriminatory practices.
Family Allowances.
The House of Commons gave
final approval to a Bill to increase
Family Allowances to an average
of $20 per month, per child,
starting January 1974. This is
part of Health Minister Lalonde's
tofal package to revamp Canada's
Social Security system.
tudent Loans
Finance Minister , John N.
Turner ' announced that loans
totalling $106,627,593 to 122,39,6
- students were authorized under
the Canada ,Student Loans Plan
during the .year July 1, 1972 to
June 30, 1973.
Lip Projects
1,142 projects under the federal
government's Local Initiatilies
Program were approved, creating
9,120 jobs. Federal contributions
to LIP to date total $23.7 million.
Guide News
Our Guide meeting opened
'with the attendance taken. Then
we got right to work on .the float
for the parade. After we had most
alit done, we had craft. For crafts
'we made candle holders. - We
then 'had closing prayer°.
• Cheryl Bauer
The attendance was 'taken. The
ones that did not finish their'work
for float finished and the rest of
us finished up our craft work. We
then had closing prayer.
cheryl Bauer'
Winners in the draw conducted
by Brownie and Girl Guide
were: Frypan - Elizabeth
Sholdice; Corning ware - Joan
Stephenson; Steak knives, Ruth
Machan.
The L.A. would like to thank
everyone for their support. .
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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3. Gracious
giver
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6. Mountain
crest
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plant
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stone
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29. - del
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30. Francis
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32. Portion
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16. Adhesive
material
22. Mineral
23. Under-
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Christmas - 25. Midway. .
drink attraction
8. Barrie. 26. BedeOl
play 27. Verdi
(2 wds:) opera