Clinton News-Record, 1977-05-19, Page 250
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Country Playhouse
list complete
"Although several changes
have occurred in the
Playhouse line-up of plays,
the list is now final,"
Playhove Manager James
Murphy announced recently.
"Any Wednesday " the
Broadway and Hollywood hit,
is the newest addition to the
sumtner season (replacing
"The Owl & The Pussycat").
"Berlin to Broadway" is
the other new addition to the
line-up. It will be the season's
mvisic-al revue and is a guest
production from Montreal's
Phoenix Theatre. Maxim
Mazumdar, *hose one-man
show, "Oscar Remembered",
was presented at Stratford
last season and which goes to
Broadway this Fall, is the
featured player. "Berlin to
Broadway" is a tribute to the
musical greatness of Kurt
Weill. It spans 20 turbulent
years, the 30's in Berlin and
Paris through the post -War
6
40's in America. It features
such songs as "Mack the
Knife", and "September
Song".
The season's plays and
dates now read: "Plaza
Suite", July 5-9; "Berlin to
Broadway", July 12-16; "Any
Wednesday", July 19-23;
"Babes in Arms", July 26-30
and Atigust 2-6; "George
Washington Slept Here",
August 9-13; "See How They
Run", August 16-20; repeat of
one of the season's most
popular comedies, August 23-
27.
Tues lay night openings are
a neW feature at the
Playhouse this year. Per-
formance schedule is
Tuesday through Saturday
evenings at 8:30, with af-
ternoon matinees on Wed-
nesday and Saturday at 2:30.
The ticket office is now_open
9-6 weekdays. Telephone 238-
8451 for information.
Cathy Rueger, assistant physiotherapist at the Clinton Public Hospital and Mrs.Nita
lihurana, chief physiotherapist illustrate the ultra sound electrical stimulation device to a
couple of ladies who attended a group hospital tour. The tour was part of the events of
1 lorence Nightingale Day, a Canada wide hospital inspection for the public. (News -
Record photo)
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1977—PAGE SA
Huron farmers told
to fight tariffs
In the battle over trade and
tariff protection farmers lose
out because of lack of an
effective lobby, Professor
Murray McGregor, of the
University of Guelph told the
members of the Huron
County Federation of
Agriculture meeting in
Bel'grave recently.
Getting tariff changes is
difficult, Prof. McGregor said
and lobby groups for stich
segments as industry put a lot
of pressure on government
for changes that will help
them and against changes
that will hurt them. Unless
farmers get, more unity, he
said, they can't exert much
pressure and will always be
the victims of unfair tariffs.
Prof. McGregor explained
that getting changes in
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existing tariff structures is
very difficult. First of all, you
must convince your gover-
nment then the government
must go- through the com-
plicated negotiations of
getting approval from the
General Agreement on
Tariffs and Trade (GAAT).
Changes must be proved
needed because of unfair
hardship on a country, then
the country against which the
tariff changes were directed
is free to take retaliatory
action. If Canada, for in-
stance, changes tariffs
against U.S. products but
does not get GAAT' approval,
the U.S. is free to retaliate
and has a big stick to wave.
Bargaining with the U.S.
can, be tough, he said. Once
bargaining begins, politics
takes over and the bargainers
must be aware .of what the
folks back home are going to
say about the final outcome.
They are also subject ' to
tremendous pressure from
special interest groups.
Many of the present trade
inequities between the U.S.
and Canada come from the
fact that the U.S. imposes a
percentage of worth tariff on
Canadian products while
Canada charges so much per
unit. The tariffs started off as
offsetting, he said, but
because of inflation, Canada
is now being hurt. But 'it's one
thing to see the injustice, it's
another to get it changed.
Farmers must ri t only
convince the agriculture
ministers, .but the Depart-
ment of Trade an4 Commerce
since it is that body which
does the negotiating for
chdnges.
Until farmers can unite to
put more . pressure on the
government to protect their
interests, they will have a
hard time getting changes,
Prof. McGregor said, and
that day seems to be a long
way off.
He said the present
problems which see farm
products used as tradeoffs to
get a better deal for
manufactured products
probably goes back to the
beginning of the tariff
structure when agriculture
was the main industry and
manufacturing small and
politicians felt they could give
a little of their agriculture in
order to win advantages for
their struggling infant in-
dustries. Once the pattern
was begun, he ' said, it was
difficult to change.
Five more Huron
projects receive Wintario
An arena in Huron County
is arpong those receiving
special Wintario help to
correct unsafe conditions.
Culture and Recreation
Minister Robert Welch said a
grant up to $70,000 is to go to
the Seaforth Arena and
Community Hall. 'It is among
five grants announced in
Huron County last week
which have been approved
from the proceeds of the
Ontario Lottery. The grants
total $75,166 with amounts
ranging from $70,000 to $110.
The Seaforth Arena and
Community Hall grant will be
used to assist 'the costs of
renovations to the arena
which are required by the
Ministry of Labour for public
safety.
A: grant of $456 is to be
made to the Township of
Howick to assist in the costs
of improvements to the local
arena including the in-
stallation of a dehumidifier
and the construction of an
addition.
The Exeter Saddle Club is
. to receive a grant up to $1,500
towards the costs of con-
structing an illuminated
outdoor show ring.
A grant of $1,500 is to be
made toy the Goderich Old-
timers Hockey Club; to
defray the costs of tran-
sportation to attend an in-
vitational oldtimers hockey
tournament in Zurich„
Switzerland.
The Seaforth Industrial
Hockey League will receive a
grant of $110 to assist in the
purchase of goal pads.
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